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"buyer swapped out our breakers and sent back two that were not ours, we contacted merchant support the day the buyer wrote to us, advising them that the buyer was being fraudulent. we have pictures of the items we sent him and i have 4 witnesses. i reported buyer through ebay and www.ic3.com" we reported him to the BBB as well
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Down to Wire Podcast
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We are thankful for political contention here and in Washington. It keeps our brains perking along. Today, that took the form of an update on the special election to replace U.S. Sen. Ted Kennedy in the 12/8 special election, and on the action and coming struggles to path health-care reform in Washington. We got carried […]
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"The days of highway expansion in Massachusetts are over," declares James Aliosi, who stepped down last month as Secretary of Transportation. He said now is the time to act and particularly to level the playing field by developing passenger rail and public transit. In our podcast today, he ticked off such benefits as sparking industrial […]
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We raced around the candidates for the special election for our U.S. Senate seat. Most remarkable was AG Martha Coakley's one chronic and one acute conditions. First, she has avoided contact with the public, both grassroots and netroots. Meanwhile the other three Dems, particularly U.S. Rep. Mike Capuano have waded into the mainstream with both […]
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Springsteen and Wonder back waiting for Mike Capuano… The crowd carrying those little plates of cheese they stab with toothpicks look weighted to 30 and above, with few in jeans who aren't part of the Rep.'s crew. I'm at the balcony level above the ballroom with blogger sorts and his flack Monica Crane and the […]
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The three usual suspects visited the election returns in numerous commonwealth spots, as well Maine. Lynne gave us great truth and dirt on Lowell, which went for considerable reform in council, school board and other races. Ryan did the same for Lynn's mayoral race — the town not Lynne the podcaster. We bemoaned the repeal-before-implementation […]

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EMBEZZLER: In liquidation, many Western-themed items attract bidders
Published: Saturday, December 8, 2012 at 1:00 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, December 7, 2012 at 10:28 p.m.
ENGLEWOOD - There's always a dude ranch that needs redecorating or a cowboy who wants a Christmas present.
For a gallery of photos from the St. Armands
event, go to heraldtribune.com/photos.
Why not pick up a pair of swivel breakfast bar stools, crafted from horse saddles and decorated with cow hide panels?
After all, the stools -- seized from high-profile embezzler Rita Crundwell -- are "a must for every western décor," the company Auction Professional Services boasted.
Crundwell's possessions, including her western-themed furniture, her flashy cars and pontoon boat, were put up for sale this week as the U.S. Marshals Service liquidated the assets from her Englewood vacation home.
"In many cases they exceeded our expectations," said Jason Wojdylo, chief inspector for the U.S. Marshals' asset forfeiture division, about the bids.
The furniture -- the stools fetching more than $2,000 -- and vehicles, along with other items, sold for $197,875 in what Wojdylo called a "bidding frenzy."
Crundwell, the former bookkeeper from Dixon, Ill., pleaded guilty to what is considered the largest single case of government fraud in the nation's history. She stole $53.7 million from the small town, using the money to pay for her extravagant lifestyle and her quarter horse farming business in Illinois.
The former comptroller transferred city dollars into a city bank account that she alone controlled for more than two decades, lying to officials about why Dixon was facing budget shortfalls, according to court documents.
Crundwell, who is free on bail, will be sentenced on Valentine's Day. The maximum penalty is up to 20 years in prison.
The Florida connection to the infamous case is Crundwell's Spanish-style house in the 800 block of E. Fifth St., where she was known to visit a few times a year. Her boyfriend's mother lives across the street.
In the online auction, someone offered to buy her vintage red Corvette, confiscated from the Florida home, for $43,060. The 1967 Roadster with 90,950 miles on it came with matching red leather seats and a transmission fluid leak.
A 2012 Chevrolet Silverado with less than 5,000 miles on it went for $26,690.
Inside Crundwell's house, there were plenty of items that looked like they belonged in a millionaire cowboy's home. Her decorating eye was for bar stools with leather fringe or a desk lamp shaped like a cactus.
Most of her furniture -- including her flat-screen televisions and washing machine -- sold for hundreds of dollars.
But for the buyer on a budget, the online auction offered a few bargains.
A frog lawn ornament, for instance, went for $16.
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I've been playing with the Headway Theme, and accidentally reverted my entire Front Page where I'd created my initial widgets. I've since recreated the page, adding new widgets back in place.
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OverviewThe brainstem auditory evoked response test (BAER), is performed to help diagnose nervous-system abnormalities, hearing losses (especially in low-birth weight newborns), and to assess neurologic functions. The test focuses on changes and responses in brain waves. The brain waves are stimulated by a clicking sound to evaluate the central auditory pathways of the brainstem.
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I bought one of the white ones, very similar to this new red one, and it is made backwards from what would actually split a pill. Will send it back so you can see what I am saying.
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Rack rate fiction (Part 2)
Garbage in, garbage out. As we strive to introduce more empirical approaches to legal-quality and spend management, we continue running into the problem of garbage data.
Third party risk analytics: A data-driven approach to manage third party risk globally (Part 1)
This analysis can provide insights for organizations to decide whether to continue, adjust or terminate relationships with specific third parties in order to reduce the risk of fraud or regulatory violations.
Tips for new GCs: Managing companywide information
As a GC, you need to consider how disparate functions that govern information often fail to coordinate efforts and approaches. This is where you have the opportunity to decrease risk and increase value.
Tips for new GCs: Leveraging data to do more than reduce spend
Most GCs are stuck in the mindset of using data reactively when they should be looking at ways to become more proactive and preventative. Data can help make that shift possible.
Data preservation vs. collection: How much is too much?
We should not be afraid to defend smart targeted collection of an overbroad preservation universe. We should embrace it as an efficient approach designed to get to the most important documents quickly and efficiently.
Scary hotbed of data breaches
According to California Attorney General Kamala Harris, nearly half of the 38.3 million residents of the Golden State had personal information that was hacked, stolen or compromised last year.
FTC sues AT&T for misleading customers of 'unlimited' plans
The FTC alleges that AT&T changed the contract terms of its unlimited data plans without notifying its customers, which gave the company the ability to reduce the speed of those connections at will
Biggest cybersecurity threat to American businesses may come from Russian hackers
A report from FireEye Inc. details one 'sophisticated superweapon' found within a U.S. firm, malware that was able to evade detection and was consistently evolving.
Community Healthcare System says Chinese cyber-attack compromised patient data
The incident was reportedly committed by a group known as "APT 18" which like many other high-profile hacking groups, is believed to have ties to the Chinese government.
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There might be a happy ending after all for a group of dogs held as evidence for 20 months in Milwaukee.
Verve Guy: I love the media! 'Relief granted.' Yep, I guess since it's going to the bathroom. Relief is part of it. American views on transgender bathrooms? Let's sum it up - Men having oral sex with men is an image only the strong can stand. People surgically changing their sex for purposes that would shock the average person - Well, that's another story. See, most of you liberal bleeding hearts have no clue, but transgender agendas having nothing to do with 'repairing nature's mistakes' like you've been told. The real reasons they want to change gender are beyond reproach. Shocking. You'll see. Wait in a few months when you're stuck in a bathroom with one of them, or in an elevator, you'll see.


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UPDATE: Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Hobby LobbyThe case weighs the religious rights of employers and the right of women to the birth control of their choice.
Local Patrons React to Hobby Lobby CaseLocal patrons of Hobby Lobby are weighing in on the Supreme Court over whether the company has a right to deny its employees contraceptive health care coverage.
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Missouri GOP Opposition to President's Contraceptive Policy"There is no dilemma more significant in life and more distressing and disturbing than to be compelled to participate or engage in something that one believes is morally wrong."
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A Creative Approach306 Jefferson Street Savannah, Georgia United States of America
A Creative Approach Creative Approach email harrasment poor service abuse arrogant personal attacks Savannah, Georgia
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Skip to comments.Rosie O'Donnell: Being on 'The View' Like Getting Raped in Prison
Posted on 07/04/2008 5:24:52 PM PDT by Sub-Driver
Rosie O'Donnell: Being on 'The View' Like Getting Raped in Prison Photo of Noel Sheppard. By Noel Sheppard | July 4, 2008 - 20:11 ET
Wow, that Rosie O'Donnell is one classy gal, isn't she?
On Wednesday, the "comedienne" did a guest stint at a Cyndi Lauper concert in Vancouver, Canada, during which she called Ann Coulter a bitch, and rather indelicately compared her experience on "The View" to the scene in the movie "Born Innocent" when Linda Blair was raped in the shower at a girls' reformatory.
I kid you not.
What follows is a partial transcript of this disgrace (video embedded right), along with a clip from Friday's "Red Eye" on Fox News featuring a response from guest Ann Coulter (readers are warned of strong language and sexual content):
I hate Ann Coulter. That bitch is annoying, let me tell you right now...And speaking of annoying, remember "The View?" Do you get it here in Canada? It was a cute, little tea party show with the ladies turned into a women's prison film. We were tough girls elbowing each other shaving down spoons into shank (?), "Come here, you little bitch." Remember "Born Innocent," that Linda Blair movie? Remember the broomstick, Wooh, I know how she felt. It was like one, big, dysfunctional, Irish Catholic family. Do anything except tell the truth.
What a class act. Luckily, the gang at "Red Eye" -- along with guest Ann Coulter -- put this in its proper perspective:
Noel Sheppard is the Associate Editor of NewsBusters.
She wishes.
"Rosie O'Donnell: Being on 'The View' Like Getting Raped in Prison"
So.....she liked it?
"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus
Isn't she just the sweetest little thing?
Translation in southern speak: What a gutter pig.
She must have liked it, she remembered the title from 1974.
Rosie O'Donnell: Being on 'The View' Like Getting Raped in Prison
Rosie can only hope and be jealous.
Rosie O'Donnell
1. Slang. very wretched or beyond the pale: Dude, that sixteen day old pizza was like totally Rosie O'Donnell.
She is right that most of those on the show we back stabbers.
Pshyeah...like she'd know.
I think she's vying for a slot high in Obambi's Cabinet.
Typical elite liberal.
This is the best and prettiest picture I have ever seen of Rosie, WOW! I'm glad she has shaved her chest for this glamorously madeup picture of the ugliest warthog ever to curse the land of America.
Geez - I think me and about a million other people would take "The View" job.
We feel like we get raped at our normal jobs everyday anyway....
She should really go to one of the hardest prisons and stay for a long while. She'd really fit into the bestiality of the system.
It couldn't be any worse than watching The View.
Pity the poor animals.
First, what experience does Rosie have being a 'girl'?
Second, Rosie'd be the one raping the girl.
Third, if anyone on "The Spew" has any right to claim it's like being a girl raped in prison (besides the viewers), it's Elisabeth Hasslebeck, not Rosie.
Rosie would be leading the gang rape of her. Rosie must not be getting any from her live-in dyke.
Love Coulter's response..."And to think some people question gay adoption!"
Yeah, what can you say. I used to live in the same building in NYC with her brother (also fat, also gay), who was an assistant DA. They were disgusting then and they're disgusting now. She's an ambitious creep, and riding on her coattails, he's managed to promote himself way beyond his smarts.
If it wasn't for "The View", we could be well on our way of forgeting all about Rosie.
Ah Rossie, a shining beacon of love peace and tolerance (in a pig's eye).
If Rosie O'Donnell is spending the Fourth out of the country, then there is just another good thing to celebrate today.
How could anybody be a fan of this noisy, abrasive cow?
Give her some credit. She remembered the part about the broomstick too.
Rosie, you just don't matter.......
She's mentally ill, more than the usual leftist. I wouldn't be a bit surprised to wake up on any morning and read of her suicide.
Nasty woman.
"Nasty woman."
Half right.
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Complaint Review: Community Finance Group
Community Finance Group5747 West Broadway Crystal, Minnesota U.S.A.
Community Finance Group Finacial Fraud.... BEWARE Crystal Minnesota
*REBUTTAL Owner of company: Richard Storholm is a Scammer
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Richard Storholm is a Scammer
AUTHOR: lincoln company - (United States of America)
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WE sent money (thousands of dollars) to them to pay for a loan that they stated would bring in within 7 days and now they have disappeared after 4 months and never heard from them again. WE demanded refunds and they will not respond or return our calls.
WE are now filing FBI fraud report against both of them and i am advising everyone to stay clear of these scammers. If any of you had any bad experiences with them...i am sure you will be seeing our FBI case report soon. I didnt want to put this up, but i felt this was my responsibility to inform others before they do any business with them.
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Mardia, KV, Hughes, G, Taylor, CC and Singh, H (2008) A Multivariate von Mises Distribution with Applications to Bioinformatics. Canadian Journal of Statistics, 36 (1). 99 - 109 . ISSN 0319-5724
Motivated by problems of modelling torsional angles in molecules, Singh, Hnizdo & Demchuk (2002) proposed a bivariate circular model which is a natural torus analogue of the bivariate normal distribution and a natural extension of the univariate von Mises distribution to the bivariate case. The authors present here a multivariate extension of the bivariate model of Singh, Hnizdo & Demchuk (2002). They study the conditional distributions and investigate the shapes of marginal distributions for a special case. The methods of moments and pseudo-likelihood are considered for the estimation of parameters of the new distribution. The authors investigate the efficiency of the pseudo-likelihood approach in three dimensions. They illustrate their methods with protein data of conformational angles.
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Letters to the Editor for April 18, 2013
Published: Thursday, April 18, 2013 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, April 16, 2013 at 11:44 p.m.
Show accountability
In response to The Sun's April 14 editorial, I would like to explain what I saw when I was at the transportation summit and listened for 4½ hours.
The vast majority of the citizens who spoke only wanted the roads fixed before anything else was done with our tax money. And they didn't want the tax to run for 15 years because once the government has our dollars in its hands, it does as it pleases.
We don't need trolley cars or more bike lanes. The tax should be for nothing but roads for five years. At that time if the government is doing what it said, it could go back on the ballot for another five years. This will show accountability to the citizens and show that the government can be trusted again with our tax dollars — if not, no more money.
Darlene Pifalo,
Worn-out dogma
In 1934, Herbert Hoover warned that if our government did not cease its reckless spending, future generations would be faced with ruin. Fortunately, not too many people listened to Hoover. Seventy years later, Republicans in Congress, ignoring sound economics, continue to make the same discredited arguments.
In the later years of the Great Depression, government spending was cut and the results were a recession that did not end until government spending (brought about by World War II) increased again. Our government needs to invest in America, not starve it.
Did we learn nothing from the Great Depression? Have we learned nothing from the failed austerity programs in Europe the last few years? Why do we allow ignorance of economics to influence us with worn-out dogma?
Now is not the time to cut government spending on infrastructure, schools and medical care, but right-wingers have never cared about facts or science. We should.
George L. Barnett,
Civil discourse
My heart aches for the victims of Boston and of all other acts of violence here and abroad. Whether domestic or foreign, secular or "religious," this was definitely a terrorist attack by someone who chose to use violence as a proxy for speech.
Why can't terrorists instead engage in civil discourse protected under our Constitution? As clearly demonstrated by the Westboro Baptist Church, we allow people to speak freely even if many people are appalled by the message.
Those who choose terror do so because they know their message will not resound in civil discourse. Anyone employing terrorism against a free, democratic society tacitly admits that their ideas cannot be accepted by free people. Speaking through terrorism, they try, and ultimately fail, to persuade logical minds to do what they otherwise would not: cede freedom in our society for a lesser alternative, be it anarchy, theocracy or autocracy.
Robert O'Linn,
We need a Thatcher
The late Margaret Thatcher was a dear friend and conservative contemporary of Ronald Reagan. One of her more famous quotes was, "Socialist governments traditionally do make a financial mess. They always run out of other people's money."
With massive debt, bloated government, ever-increasing higher taxes, unaffordable health care, an unsustainable budget and little accountability on expenditures, one could make a case that we are living under a socialist-like government. We need a Margaret Thatcher in Washington.
Ernie Taylor,
Bloodless war
A link between meat consumption and heart disease, discovered by Dr. Stanley Hazen of the Cleveland Clinic, is the latest evidence linking meat consumption to diseases that kill 1.3 million Americans annually. Hazen's study showed that carnitine, an amino acid in all meat products, is a major factor in heart failure.
Similarly, an Oxford University study of nearly 45,000 adults found that vegetarians were 32 percent less likely to suffer from heart disease than people who ate meat and fish. A Harvard University study of 37,698 men and 83,644 women concluded that meat consumption raises the risk of total, heart and cancer mortality.
We have sacrificed the lives of 10,000 American personnel and trillions of dollars in waging two wars to avenge the deaths of 2,600 Americans in the 9/11 attacks. When will we wage a bloodless, low-cost war on the killer meat-based diet?
Larry Burnett,
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My Fellow Americans,
As we approach Thanksgiving, I must ask: when did it become acceptable to confuse cranberry sauce with that horrendous gelatinous mass that slides from a can and holds its shape, right down to the ridges from the can? There is nothing "cranberry" nor "sauce" about that gastronomical abomination.
I implore you, please consider making your own cranberry sauce this holiday season. It's wicked easy and can be made far in advance to be canned or a few days before the big meal and left in the fridge.
Amaretto Cranberry Sauce
Yield: Four 12-oz jelly jars, plus a little extra; depends on how long you let it cook
- 3 12-oz bags of fresh whole unsweetened cranberries
- 2 cups sugar
- Finely grated zest from one lemon
- 2 cups Amaretto
- Put everything in a large pot over medium heat. Stir to coat.
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I usually make my cranberry sauce with brandy, but discovered Amaretto works very well. If you do use brandy, you may want to add a bit more sugar. On that same vein, you may find that 2 cups of sugar is too much for your liking as Amaretto is already quite sweet.
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Skip to comments.North Korea Reported to Have Tested Nuclear Weapons (U.S. Official Confirms N. Korean Nuclear Test)
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The leftist media spin is that the current crisis in North Asia is the result of George W. Bush calling Pyongyang a member of the 'axis of evil.' In reality, the soft-line appeasement policy taken by Clinton against North Korea and China is what has led us to this point.
For example, former Clinton adviser Paul Begala, now serving as a talking head on CNN, claimed that the Clinton administration contained the threat from North Korea. Clearly, Mr. Begala missed the 1990s.
Of course, Mr. Begala simply forgot that Clinton's military chief of staff testified in 1998 that North Korea did not have an active ballistic missile program. One week later the North Koreans launched a missile over Japan that landed off the Alaska coast.
During the early Clinton years, hard-liners and so-called conservative hawks advocated a pre-emptive strike to halt North Korea's nuclear weapons development before it could field an atomic bomb. Instead of taking the hard line, President Clinton elected to rely on former President Jimmy Carter and decided to appease the Marxist-Stalinist dictatorship.
Carter met with North Korean leader Kim Jong-il in Pyongyang and returned to America waving a piece of paper and declaring peace in our time. Kim, according to Carter, had agreed to stop his nuclear weapons development.
The Clinton appeasement program for North Korea included hundreds of millions of dollars in aid, food, oil and even a nuclear reactor. However, the agreement was flawed and lacked even the most informal means of verification.
In return, Kim elected to starve his people while using the American aid to build uranium bombs. The lowest estimate is that Kim starved to death over 1 million of his own people, even with the U.S. aid program.
FOXNEWS per Bush admin official - NKoreans may not have gotten what they wanted (under 400kt level)
Any word on fall out risk in Japan as a result of this test? (Radiation? Again? That would *really* irritate the hell out of them.)
Reporting that it was not a success.
S. Korea confirmed security meeting started 11:30 am there.
What choice did Japan give us ?
Yes, but with a supercomputer, you can design a high-yield device and run virtual tests: what we do now that we're signatories to the NTB.
Truth be told, the Japanese Defense Ministry probably has, if not a partially assembled device, certainly blueprints and the ability to machine and assemble all the pieces the moment the Diet gives the okay.
Well, give me some credit....I DID throw in the Balkans, but I was NOT serious. Didn't you actually read what I wrote, then?
Americans wouldn't be under any more risk than anyone else in South Korea.
While this is very serious news, NK is not going to just nuke South Korea out of the blue. They will threaten it, however, if the US or anyone else tries to disarm NK.
This was the reason for the look of worry on W's face at the GHWB aircraft carrier event. I always get concerned when I see that look.
Short of a bomb similar to our now long retired Mark-18 weapon or else a thermonuclear weapon.
If they were trying to fire off a thermonuclear device, then what probably happened was only the primary fired but the secondary stage was a fizzle.
Interesting that the New Japanese PM was in red China Sunday.
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Sun Oct 8, 2006 11:35 AM ET
By Teruaki Ueno and Lindsay Beck
BEIJING (Reuters) - China hailed a visit by new Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Sunday as a "turning point" in relations as they agreed to upgrade ties and denounced North Korea's plans for a nuclear test as unacceptable.
Beijing had refused summits with Abe's predecessor Junichiro Koizumi, who stepped down last month, because of his repeated pilgrimages to Tokyo's Yasukuni Shrine to war dead, seen by critics as glorifying Japan's past militarism.
But Chinese leaders struck a conciliatory tone and Abe expressed "deep remorse" for past Japanese actions as he broke with tradition in making his first trip abroad since taking office on September 26 to China, rather than the United States.
"Your visit is serving as a turning point in China-Japan relations and I hope it will also serve as a new starting point for the improvement and development of bilateral ties," China's Xinhua news agency quoted Chinese President Hu Jinta as telling Abe.
At a meeting with Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao, both sides expressed hope of overcoming animosity linked to Koizumi's regular war shrine visits, which angered China and hampered progress on territorial, trade and energy disputes.
Chinese leaders agreed in principle to an invitation from Abe to visit Japan, China's foreign ministry said. State television also quoted Wen as saying China and Japan should keep up mutual visits by state leaders, suspended since 2001.
Mending ties is key to addressing a threat by reclusive North Korea to conduct a nuclear test, an issue high on the agenda during Abe's two-day visit to Beijing, host to stalled six-party talks on the North Korean nuclear issue.
"Japan and China shared the view that North Korea's nuclear test is unacceptable. And this is a strong message to North Korea," Abe told reporters.
A joint statement said the two sides "expressed deep concern" over the threatened nuclear test.
In Seoul, a senior Japanese official said the North Korea situation was "a very urgent matter".
"We can see the fragility of the security situation in East Asia because of North Korea," he said, adding that North Korea's return to six-party talks was "an absolute necessity".
Abe flies to South Korea on Monday for talks with President Roh Moo-hyun that are expected to focus on North Korea's threat.
China and Japan also agreed to "elevate" relations to a higher level, their joint statement said.
Abe said he wished to "build a relationship of trust with Chinese leaders".
"Sixty years of Japan's post-war history is built on our deep remorse for our country inflicting grave damage and suffering and left scars on the people of Asia," Abe told reporters. "I feel certain that my visit to China this time will lead Sino-Japanese ties to a higher level," he said.
Abe's Beijing visit is seen as a chance for a fresh start for the two countries, whose economic interdependence has grown despite the political chill.
China replaced the United States as Japan's top trade partner in 2004. Japan's trade with China, including Hong Kong, reached $212 billion last year.
"The change of government gives an opportunity for both sides to build a new relationship regardless of what has happened up to now," an aide to Abe told reporters in Beijing.
Both China and South Korea had refused summits with Koizumi because of his pilgrimages to Yasukuni, which is seen by critics as glorifying militarism by Japan, which occupied parts of China from 1931-45.
Abe, at 52 the first Japanese premier born after World War Two, has defended Koizumi's visits to Yasukuni. Abe has also paid his respects there in the past, but again declined on Sunday to say whether he would do so as prime minister.
Experts have warned that his diplomacy could backfire in Beijing and Seoul if he later visits Yasukuni.
(Additional reporting by Linda Sieg in Tokyo and Jon Herskovitz in Seoul)
So now we have THREE of the same threads :)
This test makes China look like fools.
YOU ARE CORRECT. He has been looking exhausted.
It is now out of the Dimwits and the Pubbies hands. National security has it.
How much you wanna bet Russia knew when China knew... or before?
Big Target.
bet there are at LEAST 6 more... :)
400kt is ridiculous for a first test. I highly doubt the Koreans were expecting that size explosion, which would be one of the largest fission explosions of all time. I think FOX might have their story wrong on that point.
Unless of course they were attempting a fusion boost, which is also somewhat strange for a first test.
That seems extremely dubious - sure some zeros weren't tacked on?
400 kt requires a thermonuclear device and it's actually bigger than the warhead on a Minuteman missle.
anyone been on DU? what is their reaction
Get a copy of "ON THE BEACH"; it's the first of the genre and about as silly.
NO WAY! That's impossible. I've had total confidence in Fox since they reported Gore won the Supreme Court decision in the 2000 election.
How much you wanna bet Russia knew when China knew... or before?
I think you're right.
I bet Clinton, Carter and Albright will have the balls to give advice as well... no shame.
Actually, we could resume nuclear testing if we wanted to do so. The Senate voted down the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty.
Well it sounds like there "test" didn't do much.
Had there been any substantial nuclear detonation, we - and everyone else - would know before they reported it. Just like the Indian and Pakistani detonations, detectors went off all over the world.
So at this point I'm skeptical.
Good news, but how did the US know what the North Koreans wanted ?
The world has been played for fools. Iran will take note...as they have been for a long time now.
Actually, State has it.
Except Einstein, and Fermi, and Feynman, and Teller, and Stanislaw, and Ulam, and...
Oppenheimer, as I understand it, was the organizational brain who guided the scientists. He was intelligent enough to maintain their respect.
Thanks. Fox source phone interview just said "not a usable nuclear weapon indicated by this test."
Yeah, if the administration official didn't make a goof, I'm going to have to call pro-US spin on that one. The North Koreans pretty much got what they wanted. A successful test that has given it the world's attention.
Einstein was not part of the Manhattan Project.
FROM DU: (Bushout06, i.e. INSANE)
"Every country that Bush threatens should have nukes"
"Too bad Saddam didn't have nukes."
It would be a pitiful little fight if I actually met that person.
Most first generation nukes are far too large to be delivered by missiles.
Being morning in UK the BBC has live coverage of the incident
To what, exactly, other than this twee factoid, do you think that I was responding to? :-)
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A property boss has said he his shocked by a landlord couple's decision to evict all of their tenants who are in receipt of housing benefit.
Ajay Jagota, of KIS Lettings, says that Fergus and Judith Wilson's move to ban benefit claimants from their properties is "short-sighted and self-defeating".
Fergus Wilson - who with his wife owns 1000+ properties in Kent - explained this week that the decision to stop renting to people on housing benefit was a purely financial one. The landlord said: "When it comes to money, over half of people on benefits were defaulting on their rent, and when it comes to people who are working, we've not had one single person default on one single penny."
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"Depriving yourself of tenants in such an arbitrary way doesn't make much business sense to me - it seems so much more sensible to assess every tenant on their own individual circumstances.
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 - You can now set the severity, message type, and exclude patterns for and entire sniff, category, or standard
 -- Previously, this was only available for a single message
 - You can now include a single sniff code in a ruleset instead of having to include an entire sniff
 -- Including a sniff code will automatically exclude all other messages from that sniff
 -- If the sniff is already included by an imported standard, set the sniff severity to 0 and include the specific message you want
 - PHPCBF no longer uses patch
 -- Files are now always overwritten
 -- The --no-patch option has been removed
 - Added a --basepath option to strip a directory from the front of file paths in output (request #470)
 -- The basepath is absolute or relative to the current directory
 -- E.g., to output paths relative to current dir in reports, use --basepath=.
 - Ignore rules are now checked when using STDIN (request #733)
 - Added an include-pattern tag to rulesets to include a sniff for specific files and folders only (request #656)
 -- This is the exact opposite of the exclude-pattern tag
 -- This option is only usable within sniffs, not globally like exclude-patterns are
 - Added a new -m option to stop error messages from being recorded, which saves a lot of memory
 -- PHPCBF always uses this setting to reduce memory as it never outputs error messages
 -- Setting the $recordErrors member var inside custom report classes is no longer supported (use -m instead)
 - Exit code 2 is now used to indicate fixable errors were found (request #930)
 -- Exit code 3 is now used for general script execution errors
 -- Exit code 1 is used to indicate that coding standard errors were found, but none are fixable
 -- Exit code 0 is unchanged and continues to mean no coding standard errors found
 - The included PHPCS standard has been removed
 -- All rules are now found inside the phpcs.xml.dist file
 -- Running "phpcs" without any arguments from a git clone will use this ruleset
 - The included SVN pre-commit hook has been removed
 -- Hooks for version control systems will no longer be maintained within the PHPCS project 2016-07-19T23:43:32-05:00 squiz PHP_CodeSniffer 2.6.2 http://pear.php.net/package/PHP_CodeSniffer/download/2.6.2/ - Added a new --exclude CLI argument to exclude a list of sniffs from checking and fixing (request #904)
 -- Accepts the same sniff codes as the --sniffs command line argument, but provides the opposite functionality
 - Added a new -q command line argument to disable progress and verbose information from being printed (request #969)
 -- Useful if a coding standard hard-codes progess or verbose output but you want PHPCS to be quiet
 -- Use the command "phpcs --config-set quiet true" to turn quiet mode on by default
 - Generic LineLength sniff no longer errors for comments that cannot be broken out onto a new line (request #766)
 -- A typical case is a comment that contains a very long URL
 -- The comment is ignored if putting the URL on a indented new comment line would be longer than the allowed length
 - Settings extensions in a ruleset no longer causes PHP notices during unit testing
 -- Thanks to Klaus Purer for the patch
 - Version control reports now show which errors are fixable if you are showing sources
 - Added a new sniff to enforce a single space after a NOT operator (request #1051)
 -- Include in a ruleset using the code Generic.Formatting.SpaceAfterNot
 - The Squiz.Commenting.BlockComment sniff now supports tabs for indenting comment lines (request #1056)
 - Fixed bug #790 : Incorrect missing @throws error in methods that use closures
 - Fixed bug #908 : PSR2 standard is not checking that closing brace is on line following the body
 - Fixed bug #945 : Incorrect indent behavior using deep-nested function and arrays
 - Fixed bug #961 : Two anonymous functions passed as function/method arguments cause indentation false positive
 - Fixed bug #1005 : Using global composer vendor autoload breaks PHP lowercase built-in function sniff
 -- Thanks to Michael Butler for the patch
 - Fixed bug #1007 : Squiz Unreachable code detection is not working properly with a closure inside a case
 - Fixed bug #1023 : PSR2.Classes.ClassDeclaration fails if class extends base class and "implements" is on trailing line
 - Fixed bug #1026 : Arrays in comma delimited class properties cause ScopeIndent to increase indent
 - Fixed bug #1028 : Squiz ArrayDeclaration incorrectly fixes multi-line array where end bracket is not on a new line
 - Fixed bug #1034 : Squiz FunctionDeclarationArgumentSpacing gives incorrect error when first arg is a variadic
 - Fixed bug #1036 : Adjacent assignments aligned analysis statement wrong
 - Fixed bug #1049 : Version control reports can show notices when the report width is very small
 - Fixed bug #21050 : PEAR MultiLineCondition sniff suppresses errors on last condition line 2016-07-13T19:39:20-05:00 squiz PHP_CodeSniffer 2.6.1 http://pear.php.net/package/PHP_CodeSniffer/download/2.6.1/ - The PHP-supplied T_COALESCE token has been replicated for PHP versions before 7.0
 - Function return types of self, parent and callable are now tokenized as T_RETURN_TYPE
 -- Thanks to Jaroslav Hanslík for the patch
 - The default_standard config setting now allows multiple standards to be listed, like on the command line
 -- Thanks to Michael Mayer for the patch
 - Installations done via composer now only include the composer autoloader for PHP 5.3.2+ (request #942)
 - Added a rollbackChangeset() method to the Fixer class to purposely rollback the active changeset
 - Fixed bug #940 : Auto-fixing issue encountered with inconsistent use of braces
 - Fixed bug #943 : Squiz.PHP.InnerFunctions.NotAllowed reported in anonymous classes
 - Fixed bug #944 : PHP warning when running the latest phar
 - Fixed bug #951 : InlineIfDeclaration: invalid error produced with UTF-8 string
 - Fixed bug #957 : Operator spacing sniff errors when plus is used as part of a number
 -- Thanks to Klaus Purer for the patch
 - Fixed bug #959 : Call-time pass-by-reference false positive if there is a square bracket before the ampersand
 -- Thanks to Konstantin Leboev for the patch
 - Fixed bug #962 : Null coalescing operator (??) not detected as a token
 -- Thanks to Joel Posti for the patch
 - Fixed bug #973 : Anonymous class declaration and PSR1.Files.SideEffects.FoundWithSymbols
 - Fixed bug #974 : Error when file ends with "function"
 - Fixed bug #979 : Anonymous function with return type hint is not refactored as expected
 - Fixed bug #983 : Squiz.WhiteSpace.MemberVarSpacing.AfterComment fails to fix error when comment is not a docblock
 - Fixed bug #1010 : Squiz NonExectuableCode sniff does not detect boolean OR
 -- Thanks to Derek Henderson for the patch
 - Fixed bug #1015 : The Squiz.Commenting.FunctionComment sniff doesn't allow description in @return tag
 -- Thanks to Alexander Obuhovich for the patch
 - Fixed bug #1022 : Duplicate spaces after opening bracket error with PSR2 standard
 - Fixed bug #1025 : Syntax error in JS file can cause undefined index for parenthesis_closer 2016-05-30T18:37:18-05:00 squiz PHP_CodeSniffer 2.6.0 http://pear.php.net/package/PHP_CodeSniffer/download/2.6.0/ - Paths used when setting CLI arguments inside ruleset.xml files are now relative to the ruleset location (request #847)
 -- This change only applies to paths within ARG tags, used to set CLI arguments
 -- Previously, the paths were relative to the directory PHPCS was being run from
 -- Absolute paths are still allowed and work the same way they always have
 -- This change allows ruleset.xml files to be more portable
 - Content passed via STDIN will now be processed even if files are specified on the command line or in a ruleset
 - When passing content via STDIN, you can now specify the file path to use on the command line (request #934)
 -- This allows sniffs that check file paths to work correctly
 -- This is the same functionality provided by the phpcs_input_file line, except it is available on the command line
 - Files processed with custom tokenizers will no longer be skipped if they appear minified (request #877)
 -- If the custom tokenizer wants minified files skipped, it can set a $skipMinified member var to TRUE
 -- See the included JS and CSS tokenizers for an example
 - Config vars set in ruleset.xml files are now processed earlier, allowing them to be used during sniff registration
 -- Among other things, this allows the installed_paths config var to be set in ruleset.xml files
 -- Thanks to Pieter Frenssen for the patch
 - Improved detection of regular expressions in the JS tokenizer
 - Generic PHP Syntax sniff now uses PHP_BINARY (if available) to determine the path to PHP if no other path is available
 -- You can still manually set php_path to use a specific binary for testing
 -- Thanks to Andrew Berry for the patch
 - The PHP-supplied T_POW_EQUAL token has been replicated for PHP versions before 5.6
 - Added support for PHP7 use group declarations (request #878)
 -- New tokens T_OPEN_USE_GROUP and T_CLOSE_USE_GROUP are assigned to the open and close curly braces
 - Generic ScopeIndent sniff now reports errors for every line that needs the indent changed (request #903)
 -- Previously, it ignored lines that were indented correctly in the context of their block
 -- This change produces more technically accurate error messages, but is much more verbose
 - The PSR2 and Squiz standards now allow multi-line default values in function declarations (request #542)
 -- Previously, these would automatically make the function a multi-line declaration
 - Squiz InlineCommentSniff now allows docblocks on require(_once) and include(_once) statements
 -- Thanks to Gary Jones for the patch
 - Squiz and PEAR Class and File sniffs no longer assume the first comment in a file is always a file comment
 -- phpDocumentor assigns the comment to the file only if it is not followed by a structural element
 -- These sniffs now follow this same rule
 - Squiz ClassCommentSniff no longer checks for blank lines before class comments
 -- Removes the error Squiz.Commenting.ClassComment.SpaceBefore
 - Renamed Squiz.CSS.Opacity.SpacingAfterPoint to Squiz.CSS.Opacity.DecimalPrecision
 -- Please update your ruleset if you are referencing this error code directly
 - Fixed PHP tokenizer problem that caused an infinite loop when checking a comment with specific content
 - Generic Disallow Space and Tab indent sniffs now detect and fix indents inside embedded HTML chunks (request #882)
 - Squiz CSS IndentationSniff no longer assumes the class opening brace is at the end of a line
 - Squiz FunctionCommentThrowTagSniff now ignores non-docblock comments
 - Squiz ComparisonOperatorUsageSniff now allows conditions like while(true)
 - PEAR FunctionCallSignatureSniff (and the Squiz and PSR2 sniffs that use it) now correctly check the first argument
 -- Further fix for bug #698
 - Fixed bug #791 : codingStandardsChangeSetting settings not working with namespaces
 - Fixed bug #872 : Incorrect detection of blank lines between CSS class names
 - Fixed bug #879 : Generic InlineControlStructureSniff can create parse error when case/if/elseif/else have mixed brace and braceless definitions
 - Fixed bug #883 : PSR2 is not checking for blank lines at the start and end of control structures
 - Fixed bug #884 : Incorrect indentation notice for anonymous classes
 - Fixed bug #887 : Using curly braces for a shared CASE/DEFAULT statement can generate an error in PSR2 SwitchDeclaration
 - Fixed bug #889 : Closure inside catch/else/elseif causes indentation error
 - Fixed bug #890 : Function call inside returned short array value can cause indentation error inside CASE statements
 - Fixed bug #897 : Generic.Functions.CallTimePassByReference.NotAllowed false positive when short array syntax
 - Fixed bug #900 : Squiz.Functions.FunctionDeclarationArgumentSpacing bug when no space between type hint and argument
 - Fixed bug #902 : T_OR_EQUAL and T_POW_EQUAL are not seen as assignment tokens
 - Fixed bug #910 : Unrecognized "extends" and indentation on anonymous classes
 - Fixed bug #915 : JS Tokenizer generates errors when processing some decimals
 - Fixed bug #928 : Endless loop when sniffing a PHP file with a git merge conflict inside a function
 - Fixed bug #937 : Shebang can cause PSR1 SideEffects warning
 -- Thanks to Clay Loveless for the patch
 - Fixed bug #938 : CallTimePassByReferenceSniff ignores functions with return value 2016-04-03T19:05:41-05:00 squiz PHP_CodeSniffer 2.5.1 http://pear.php.net/package/PHP_CodeSniffer/download/2.5.1/ - The PHP-supplied T_SPACESHIP token has been replicated for PHP versions before 7.0
 - T_SPACESHIP is now correctly identified as an operator
 -- Thanks to Alexander Obuhovich for the patch
 - Generic LowerCaseKeyword now ensures array type hints are lowercase as well
 -- Thanks to Mathieu Rochette for the patch
 - Squiz ComparisonOperatorUsageSniff no longer hangs on JS FOR loops that don't use semicolons
 - PHP_CodesSniffer now includes the composer autoload.php file, if there is one
 -- Thanks to Klaus Purer for the patch
 -- Added error Squiz.Commenting.FunctionComment.ScalarTypeHintMissing for PHP7 only (request #858)
 -- These errors were previously reported as Squiz.Commenting.FunctionComment.TypeHintMissing on PHP7
 -- Disable this error message in a ruleset.xml file if your code needs to run on both PHP5 and PHP7
 - The PHP 5.6 __debugInfo magic method no longer produces naming convention errors
 -- Thanks to Michael Nowack for the patch
 - PEAR and Squiz FunctionComment sniffs now support variadic functions (request #841)
 - Fixed bug #622 : Wrong detection of Squiz.CSS.DuplicateStyleDefinition with media queries
 - Fixed bug #752 : The missing exception error is reported in first found DocBlock
 - Fixed bug #794 : PSR2 MultiLineFunctionDeclaration forbids comments after opening parenthesis of a multiline call
 - Fixed bug #820 : PEAR/PSR2 FunctionCallSignature sniffs suggest wrong indent when there are multiple arguments on a line
 - Fixed bug #822 : Ruleset hard-coded file paths are not used if not running from the same directory as the ruleset
 - Fixed bug #825 : FunctionCallArgumentSpacing sniff complains about more than one space before comment in multi-line function call
 - Fixed bug #828 : Null classname is tokenized as T_NULL instead of T_STRING
 - Fixed bug #829 : Short array argument not fixed correctly when multiple function arguments are on the same line
 - Fixed bug #831 : PHPCS freezes in an infinite loop under Windows if no standard is passed
 - Fixed bug #832 : Tokenizer does not support context sensitive parsing
 -- Thanks to Jaroslav Hanslík for the patch
 - Fixed bug #835 : PEAR.Functions.FunctionCallSignature broken when closure uses return types
 - Fixed bug #838 : CSS indentation fixer changes color codes
 -- Thanks to Klaus Purer for the patch
 - Fixed bug #839 : "__()" method is marked as not camel caps
 -- Thanks to Tim Bezhashvyly for the patch
 - Fixed bug #852 : Generic.Commenting.DocComment not finding errors when long description is omitted
 - Fixed bug #854 : Return typehints in interfaces are not reported as T_RETURN_TYPE
 -- Thanks to Jaroslav Hanslík for the patch
 - Fixed bug #855 : Capital letter detection for multibyte strings doesn't work correctly
 - Fixed bug #857 : PSR2.ControlStructure.SwitchDeclaration shouldn't check indent of curly brace closers
 - Fixed bug #859 : Switch statement indention issue when returning function call with closure
 - Fixed bug #861 : Single-line arrays and function calls can generate incorrect indentation errors
 - Fixed bug #867 : Squiz.Strings.DoubleQuoteUsage broken for some escape codes
 -- Thanks to Jack Blower for the help with the fix
 - Fixed bug #21005 : Incorrect indent detection when multiple properties are initialized to arrays
 - Fixed bug #21010 : Incorrect missing colon detection in CSS when first style is not on new line
 - Fixed bug #21011 : Incorrect error message text when newline found after opening brace 2016-01-19T18:45:53-05:00 squiz PHP_CodeSniffer 2.5.0 http://pear.php.net/package/PHP_CodeSniffer/download/2.5.0/ - PHPCS will now look for a phpcs.xml file in parent directories as well as the current directory (request #626)
 - PHPCS will now use a phpcs.xml file even if files are specified on the command line
 -- This file is still only used if no standard is specified on the command line
 - Added support for a phpcs.xml.dist file (request #583)
 -- If both a phpcs.xml and phpcs.xml.dist file are present, the phpcs.xml file will be used
 - Added support for setting PHP ini values in ruleset.xml files (request #560)
 -- Setting the value of the new ini tags to name="memory_limit" value="32M" is the same as -d memory_limit=32M
 - Added support for one or more bootstrap files to be run before processing begins
 -- Use the --bootstrap=file,file,file command line argument to include bootstrap files
 -- Useful if you want to override some of the high-level settings of PHPCS or PHPCBF
 -- Thanks to John Maguire for the patch
 - Added additional verbose output for CSS tokenizing
 - Squiz ComparisonOperatorUsageSniff now checks FOR, WHILE and DO-WHILE statements
 -- Thanks to Arnout Boks for the patch
 - Fixed bug #660 : Syntax checks can fail on Windows with PHP5.6
 - Fixed bug #784 : $this->trait is seen as a T_TRAIT token
 - Fixed bug #786 : Switch indent issue with short array notation
 - Fixed bug #787 : SpacingAfterDefaultBreak confused by multi-line statements
 - Fixed bug #797 : Parsing CSS url() value breaks further parsing
 - Fixed bug #805 : Squiz.Commenting.FunctionComment.InvalidTypeHint on Scalar types on PHP7
 - Fixed bug #807 : Cannot fix line endings when open PHP tag is not on the first line
 - Fixed bug #808 : JS tokeniser incorrectly setting some function and class names to control structure tokens
 - Fixed bug #809 : PHPCBF can break a require_once statement with a space before the open parenthesis
 - Fixed bug #813 : PEAR FunctionCallSignature checks wrong indent when first token on line is part of a multi-line string 2015-12-10T19:20:19-05:00 squiz PHP_CodeSniffer 2.4.0 http://pear.php.net/package/PHP_CodeSniffer/download/2.4.0/ - Added support for PHP 7 anonymous classes
 - Anonymous classes are now tokenized as T_ANON_CLASS and ignored by normal class sniffs
 - Added support for PHP 7 function return type declarations
 - Return types are now tokenized as T_RETURN_TYPE
 - Fixed tokenizing of the XOR operator, which was incorrectly identified as a power operator (bug #765)
 - The T_POWER token has been removed and replaced by the T_BITWISE_XOR token
 - The PHP-supplied T_POW token has been replicated for PHP versions before 5.6
 - Traits are now tokenized in PHP versions before 5.4 to make testing easier
 - Improved regular expression detection in JS files
 - PEAR FunctionCallSignatureSniff now properly detects indents in more mixed HTML/PHP code blocks
 - Full report now properly indents lines when newlines are found inside error messages
 - Generating documentation without specifying a standard now uses the default standard instead
 -- Thanks to Ken Guest for the patch
 - Generic InlineControlStructureSniff now supports braceless do/while loops in JS
 -- Thanks to Pieter Frenssen for the patch
 - Added more guard code for function declarations with syntax errors
 -- Thanks to Yun Young-jin for the patch
 - Added more guard code for foreach declarations with syntax errors
 -- Thanks to Johan de Ruijter for the patch
 - Added more guard code for class declarations with syntax errors
 - Squiz ArrayDeclarationSniff now has guard code for arrays with syntax errors
 - Generic InlineControlStructureSniff now correctly fixes ELSEIF statements
 - Fixed bug #601 : Expected type hint int[]; found array in Squiz FunctionCommentSniff
 -- Thanks to Scato Eggen for the patch
 - Fixed bug #625 : Consider working around T_HASHBANG in HHVM 3.5.x and 3.6.x
 -- Thanks to Kunal Mehta for the patch
 - Fixed bug #692 : Comment tokenizer can break when using mbstring function overloading
 - Fixed bug #694 : Long sniff codes can cause PHP warnings in source report when showing error codes
 - Fixed bug #698 : PSR2.Methods.FunctionCallSignature.Indent forces exact indent of ternary operator parameters
 - Fixed bug #704 : ScopeIndent can fail when an opening parenthesis is on a line by itself
 - Fixed bug #707 : Squiz MethodScopeSniff doesn't handle nested functions
 - Fixed bug #709 : Squiz.Sniffs.Whitespace.ScopeClosingBraceSniff marking indented endif in mixed inline HTML blocks
 - Fixed bug #711 : Sniffing from STDIN shows Generic.Files.LowercasedFilename.NotFound error
 - Fixed bug #714 : Fixes suppression of errors using docblocks
 -- Thanks to Andrzej Karmazyn for the patch
 - Fixed bug #716 : JSON report is invalid when messages contain newlines or tabs
 -- Thanks to Pieter Frenssen for the patch
 - Fixed bug #723 : ScopeIndent can fail when multiple array closers are on the same line
 - Fixed bug #730 : ScopeIndent can fail when a short array opening square bracket is on a line by itself
 - Fixed bug #732 : PHP Notice if @package name is made up of all invalid characters
 -- Adds new error code PEAR.Commenting.FileComment.InvalidPackageValue
 - Fixed bug #748 : Auto fix for Squiz.Commenting.BlockComment.WrongEnd is incorrect
 -- Thanks to J.D. Grimes for the patch
 - Fixed bug #753 : PSR2 standard shouldn't require space after USE block when next code is a closing tag
 - Fixed bug #768 : PEAR FunctionCallSignature sniff forbids comments after opening parenthesis of a multiline call
 - Fixed bug #769 : Incorrect detection of variable reference operator when used with short array syntax
 -- Thanks to Klaus Purer for the patch
 - Fixed bug #772 : Syntax error when using PHPCBF on alternative style foreach loops
 - Fixed bug #773 : Syntax error when stripping trailing PHP close tag and previous statement has no semicolon
 - Fixed bug #778 : PHPCBF creates invalid PHP for inline FOREACH containing multiple control structures
 - Fixed bug #781 : Incorrect checking for PHP7 return types on multi-line function declartions
 - Fixed bug #782 : Conditional function declarations cause fixing conflicts in Squiz standard
 -- Squiz.ControlStructures.ControlSignature no longer enforces a single newline after open brace
 -- Squiz.WhiteSpace.ControlStructureSpacing can be used to checl spacing at the start/end of control structures 2015-11-23T21:37:27-05:00 squiz PHP_CodeSniffer 2.3.4 http://pear.php.net/package/PHP_CodeSniffer/download/2.3.4/ - JSON report format now includes the fixable status for each error message and the total number of fixable errors
 - Added more guard code for function declarations with syntax errors
 - Added tokenizer support for the PHP declare construct
 -- Thanks to Andy Blyler for the patch
 - Generic UnnecessaryStringConcatSniff can now allow strings concatenated over multiple lines
 -- Set the allowMultiline property to TRUE (default is FALSE) in your ruleset.xml file to enable this
 -- By default, concat used only for getting around line length limits still generates an error
 -- Thanks to Stefan Lenselink for the contribution
 - Invalid byte sequences no longer throw iconv_strlen() errors (request #639)
 -- Thanks to Willem Stuursma for the patch
 - Generic TodoSniff and FixmeSniff are now better at processing strings with invalid characters
 - PEAR FunctionCallSignatureSniff now ignores indentation of inline HTML content
 - Squiz ControlSignatureSniff now supports control structures with only inline HTML content
 - Fixed bug #636 : Some class names cause CSS tokenizer to hang
 - Fixed bug #638 : VCS blame reports output error content from the blame commands for files not under VC
 - Fixed bug #642 : Method params incorrectly detected when default value uses short array syntax
 -- Thanks to Josh Davis for the patch
 - Fixed bug #644 : PEAR ScopeClosingBrace sniff does not work with mixed HTML/PHP
 - Fixed bug #645 : FunctionSignature and ScopeIndent sniffs don't detect indents correctly when PHP open tag is not on a line by itself
 - Fixed bug #648 : Namespace not tokenized correctly when followed by multiple use statements
 - Fixed bug #654 : Comments affect indent check for BSDAllman brace style
 - Fixed bug #658 : Squiz.Functions.FunctionDeclarationSpacing error for multi-line declarations with required spaces greater than zero
 -- Thanks to J.D. Grimes for the patch
 - Fixed bug #663 : No space after class name generates: Class name "" is not in camel caps format
 - Fixed bug #667 : Scope indent check can go into infinite loop due to some parse errors
 - Fixed bug #670 : Endless loop in PSR1 SideEffects sniffer if no semicolon after last statement
 -- Thanks to Thomas Jarosch for the patch
 - Fixed bug #672 : Call-time pass-by-reference false positive
 - Fixed bug #683 : Comments are incorrectly reported by PSR2.ControlStructures.SwitchDeclaration sniff
 - Fixed bug #687 : ScopeIndent does not check indent correctly for method prefixes like public and abstract
 - Fixed bug #689 : False error on some comments after class closing brace 2015-09-09T01:41:41-05:00 squiz PHP_CodeSniffer 2.3.3 http://pear.php.net/package/PHP_CodeSniffer/download/2.3.3/ - Improved the performance of the CSS tokenizer, especially on very large CSS files (thousands of lines)
 -- Thanks to Klaus Purer for the patch
 - Defined tokens for lower PHP versions are now phpcs-specific strings instead of ints
 -- Stops conflict with other projects, like PHP_CodeCoverage
 - Added more guard code for syntax errors to various sniffs
 - Improved support for older HHVM versions
 -- Thanks to Kunal Mehta for the patch
 - Squiz ValidLogicalOperatorsSniff now ignores XOR as type casting is different when using the ^ operator (request #567)
 - Squiz CommentedOutCodeSniff is now better at ignoring URLs inside comments
 - Squiz ControlSignatureSniff is now better at checking embedded PHP code
 - Squiz ScopeClosingBraceSniff is now better at checking embedded PHP code
 - Fixed bug #584 : Squiz.Arrays.ArrayDeclaration sniff gives incorrect NoComma error for multiline string values
 - Fixed bug #589 : PEAR.Functions.FunctionCallSignature sniff not checking all function calls
 - Fixed bug #592 : USE statement tokenising can sometimes result in mismatched scopes
 - Fixed bug #594 : Tokenizer issue on closure that returns by reference
 - Fixed bug #595 : Colons in CSS selectors within media queries throw false positives
 -- Thanks to Klaus Purer for the patch
 - Fixed bug #598 : PHPCBF can break function/use closure brace placement
 - Fixed bug #603 : Squiz ControlSignatureSniff hard-codes opener type while fixing
 - Fixed bug #605 : Auto report-width specified in ruleset.xml ignored
 - Fixed bug #611 : Invalid numeric literal on CSS files under PHP7
 - Fixed bug #612 : Multi-file diff generating incorrectly if files do not end with EOL char
 - Fixed bug #615 : Squiz OperatorBracketSniff incorrectly reports and fixes operations using self::
 - Fixed bug #616 : Squiz DisallowComparisonAssignmentSniff inconsistent errors with inline IF statements
 - Fixed bug #617 : Space after switch keyword in PSR-2 is not being enforced
 - Fixed bug #621 : PSR2 SwitchDeclaration sniff doesn't detect, or correctly fix, case body on same line as statement 2015-06-24T05:45:27-05:00 squiz PHP_CodeSniffer 2.3.2 http://pear.php.net/package/PHP_CodeSniffer/download/2.3.2/ - The error message for PSR2.ControlStructures.SwitchDeclaration.WrongOpenercase is now clearer (request #579)
 - Fixed bug #545 : Long list of CASE statements can cause tokenizer to reach a depth limit
 - Fixed bug #565 : Squiz.WhiteSpace.OperatorSpacing reports negative number in short array
 -- Thanks to Vašek Purchart for the patch
 -- Same fix also applied to Squiz.Formatting.OperatorBracket
 - Fixed bug #569 : Generic ScopeIndentSniff throws PHP notices in JS files
 - Fixed bug #570 : Phar class fatals in PHP less than 5.3 2015-04-29T01:49:31-05:00 squiz


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Aurora (AP) Dogs are searching for the body of a missing six–year–old girl Friday in the yard outside her Aurora home. Aarone Thompson was reported missing on Monday by her father, but police say they believe she was killed as long as 18 months ago.
Investigators say so–called cadaver dogs are combing the
Thompson yard. They say the dogs could be taken to search other sites as well. Police say Aaron Thompson, the girl's father, and his girlfriend Shely Lowe are both, "persons of interest" in the case.
No one has been charged or arrested.
Thompson family spokesman Sam Riddle says Aaron Thompson told him he had nothing to do with his daughter's disappearance. According to Riddle, Thompson says his daughter left the house Monday after he wouldn't let her have a cookie.
Police say they removed seven other children from the Thompson home Thursdayy. Investigators have completed interviews with four of the children and are interviewing the other three Fridaay. Police say they still haven't interviewed Aaron Thompson or Lowe.
Copyright 2005 by the Associated Press. All rights reserved.
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Definición de show trial en inglés:
show trial
A judicial trial held in public with the intention of influencing or satisfying public opinion, rather than of ensuring justice.
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- I doubt these people realize that what they're demanding in their outrage over the absence of a guilty verdict is a Stalinist show trial where the outcome is pre-determined and artificial closure is assured.
- The two soldiers were also victims because they were charged solely to please Korean public, like a show trial.
- Now the government and the police are clearly determined to proceed with a major show trial, making it a test case for the right to free speech, as well as the rights to organize and demonstrate.
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