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Graham Ingels was one of the masters of horror comics, and one of the staples of the EC titles in this genre. Born in Cincinnati, Ohio, Ingels did several odd jobs before becoming an independent artist. From 1942, he worked on Fiction House comic books, doing illustratinos for Planet Stories, Jungle Stories and Wings, and comic for Planet Comics and Jumbo Comics. After his military service in the US Navy, he cooperated with Heroic Comics in 1946. A year later, he became an editor at Ned Pine (Standard), where he wrote and drew for Thrilling Comics and Startling Comics ('Lance Lewis', 'Space Detective').
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Graham Ingels was one of the first artists to come to work for EC after Bill Gaines took over the company in 1947. After doing some western and romance comics, Ingels found his true métier in horror stories, published in The Haunt of Fear, Tales from the Crypt and The Vault of Horror. Because he took the horror to the extreme, the EC artists nicknamed him "Ghastly Graham", the pen name with which he soon signed his stories. When Gaines dropped the EC horror line, Ingels had a very difficult time.
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Since he was by then very well-known as a horror specialist, publishers didn't believe that he could draw anything else. After several jobs for EC's New Direction titles (Pracy, Impact, Valor, M.D.), the Catholic Church's title Treasure Chest and Gilberton's Classics Illustrated series, he found a job teaching at the famous art school in Westport, Connecticut. A couple of years before he died, however, he produced a number of oil paintings of his famous character, The Old Witch, to be sold at auction.


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Maybe, leaning towards no.
"Are you gonna do your geometry homework tonight?"
"Mayhaps. I think I'll screw your mom first."
"Mayhaps. I think I'll screw your mom first."
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A term combining the best qualities of the terms "maybe" and "perhaps" into a single superior word.
Often used when planning something mischevious or pretending to be British.
Often used when planning something mischevious or pretending to be British.
"mayhaps I'll go get fucked up instead of writing this paper"
"care for a spot of tea?"
"mayhaps a bit later"
"care for a spot of tea?"
"mayhaps a bit later"
od uživatele TheSanityAssassin 03. listopad 2004
Archaic word used in place of perhaps and maybe, it is the incorrect use of the real word "mayhap". Mayhap originated from the old use of the term "it may hap", hap being old happen in old English.
"Do you want to go with me?"
"Mayhaps, I haven't decided."
"Mayhaps, I haven't decided."
od uživatele Jase Powell 24. červen 2007
Although recent etymology has added "-s" to this word, Mayhap is actually a 16th century term meaning perhaps or perchance. It is actually a derivative of the phrase "may happen" and not a portmanteau of "maybe" and "perhaps".
"I really enjoyed our date. Mayhap I will see you again?"
John has had a cold for nearly a week. Mayhap 'tis time to go to the doctor.
John has had a cold for nearly a week. Mayhap 'tis time to go to the doctor.
od uživatele kimberly183 04. červen 2012
When no is too strong and maybe or perhaps is too weak, try on this noncommittal word on for size.
"Dad, can I get a new labtop?"
"In 23.2 years mayhaps."
"In 23.2 years mayhaps."
od uživatele Nouri 18. září 2005
In Stephen King's epic, The Dark Tower Series, Mayhap is a word that means "perhaps"
Roland: Mayhap we can reach the Dark Tower before it falls.
Oy: ayhap!
Oy: ayhap!
od uživatele Wayne Gall-ent 10. červenec 2008
When you are sick of telling people maybe, and perhaps just doesnt cut it.
Kenneth, "Hey man are you gonna nightingale that beer or what?"
Wes, "Mayhaps"
Wes, "Mayhaps"
od uživatele pumba24-7 23. březen 2009
A pormanteau of "maybe" and "perhaps"; synonymous with both words.
Mayhaps I was mistaken, mayhaps not.
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Source: The Detroit News
quote: Ha! He's working a deal with many of them for his kingship.
quote: America's political system is a lot like China's except its politicians are clever enough to at least given citizens the illusion of freedom and choice. It's kind of like being stuck in the Matrix.
quote: If voting could change the system it would be outlawed.
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"I was expecting to not like him very much when I first met him," Rogen, 32, told PEOPLE with a laugh at the movie's premiere Monday in Los Angeles. "The first time I met him I assumed he'd be a little f–er, but that was eight years ago."
Rogen adds: "I was proven very wrong because he's a sweet, nice guy … He was just so nice, cool and very self-aware and self-effacing and endearing, and all those things that make someone hard to hate."
For Efron, 26, it was important to get Rogen to come around.
"I really made some extra effort, and after a while I think I wore him down a bit," he says. "I've respected Seth since the first movie that I saw him in. He rebranded comedy, and I identified with it, every single part of it: mind, body and spirit. That's how I want to be."
On the topic of unruly neighbors, PEOPLE asked both actors about their living situations right now – and it turns out they're polar opposites there as well.
"My current neighbor is a real a–hole," says Rogen. "He's been building his house for 20 months. Every morning at 7:30 a.m. he starts, and I hate him."
Efron has been having better luck. "I have great neighbors," he says. And in fact, in the past he's been the one annoying his neighbors.
Asked for details, he replied with a laugh: "Too many things to talk about right now. Standard stuff that comes with being 22 and having a house."


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a place posers shop at but has more goths anyway.
like lets totally go to hot like topic and get anarchy stuff... whatever that means...(preps)
dude...lets visit hot topic and stare at the posers...oohh man thats funny.(goths)
dude...lets visit hot topic and stare at the posers...oohh man thats funny.(goths)
po the gothic shopper Јануар 26, 2004
The place to shop if you're a punk/goth in need of spikes and freaky/evil clothing.....or Berkely.
There's not Hot Topic at the mall....must kill
po Tak0 Фабруар 18, 2003
A shop i am embarassed to now shop at bc of all the gay ass new "punk" trends. Hot topic itself is not completely poser-ish, just their gay ass band merch and the posers who shop their. On occasion you'll find a good shirt or something there.
Let's go to hot topic and point at the non-conformist posers who are conforming.
po Saetia_screamo Јун 28, 2004
A place where kids who like to look like trash shop at. Everything in there looks like stuff that I throw in my garbage can. Everything looks plastic, flimsy, cheap, dirty, and stupid.
"Omg, I hate brand names. Brand names are so materialistic. I refuse to buy Dkny, Tommy Hilfiger, and A&F. My favorite store is Hot Topic!!!!!"
po giveitup Новембар 21, 2004
An overrated "anti-mainstream" store whose customers assume that individuality can only be earned through self-mutiliation (heavy piercing), mass-produced anti-authority messages, and random references to vastly overrated 80s pop culture.
The government could easily fund a Hot Topic to keep rebellious people from actually doing something about the world. Maybe they already are.
The government could easily fund a Hot Topic to keep rebellious people from actually doing something about the world. Maybe they already are.
Right now I am not a true person because I don't put pieces of metal in my neck or my back or my dick. If I did I would be an indidvidual and Hot Topic would hire me because I am unique.
po Rigged Game Јул 8, 2006
A rich "Wanna" be store.
A rich prep with 100 bucks, buys a 100 dollar goth t-shirt.
po True rebels, make their own style. Новембар 10, 2003
a store which lik when u walk in wearing abercombie,bebe,ect. the people shopping there stare u down and r lik ew u little prep...and its lik w/e...i go there for fun somtimes just to see the peples faces...haha
i do not shop at hot topic.
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Families are invited to take part in a new Family History Club at the Buffalo History Museum. The programs will take place from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturdays and will offer activities centered on each monthly topic.
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Chicken is delicious.
It is a staple in our family. Roast chicken, hot chicken sandwiches, chicken tacos, chicken soup... you name it. I should disclose that because we've been raising our own chickens for the past five years, I haven't bought chicken at the grocery store for a really long time. I was surprised to discover that it's pretty expensive, especially if you go for the boneless, skinless breasts that are so popular in recipes these days.
And if you don't have the bones, how will you make delicious stocks and broths?
Whole chickens are much more budget friendly, and while they can be a bit of a learning curve if you've become used to sliding your poultry right off a styrofoam tray into a skillet, it's worth it. One whole chicken can feed my family for three, sometimes four nights, so even if you're paying for fancy organic whole chickens, it's less expensive than the boneless, skinless breasts.
We often use the breast meat to make homemade chicken nuggets, the legs and thighs in chicken and dumplings, and then boil down the skin and bones with an onion and some veggies to make broth for soup.
That's right. One chicken = three meals for our family, plus extra soup for lunches during the week.
You can find a video that shows you how to cut a whole chicken into quarters in less than five minutes here.
And this video will show you how to separate the boneless, skinless breast meat so that you can still cook your favorite recipes.
Having done this for years now, I have some tips:
It's easier with very sharp knives. My knives are never sharp, and I can still hack my way through a chicken, but it's neither as easy or as pretty.
If I'm quartering and separating breast meat, I try to do two whole chickens at once. Obviously, you get twice as much, but it also makes the serving sizes closer to the standard store packaging (four breasts instead of two). Since many people are used to working with these serving sizes already, it might make for an easier transition.
And finally, you don't have to quarter a whole chicken at all, which is the beauty of the thing. You can roast them, whole, like a turkey, eat a delicious meal, and then still have leftover meat for burritos and leftover bones for broth. Again, when I do this, I often roast two at a time in the same roasting pan, for a cook-once-eat-multiple-nights effect.
Whole chickens will save you money and make rubber chicken jokes seem funnier. What's not to love?
Claire Boyles is married with two children. Read her Thursdays on Greeley Moms. Also check out her personal blog at Barnyard to Backyard.
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With great sadness and broken hearts we announce the sudden death of Samantha Robin Nisson. Born in Novato, California, on February 24, 1967, to Samuel andamp; Angela Nisson, Sam spent the majority of her vibrant life in Tahoe.Sam had a stunning smile that she shared with all she met and a unique, boisterous laugh that made her presence known all around town. She was quick to lend a helping hand, a bear hug or high five.She attended Ski Etude Academy for high school and trained with the Far West Ski Competition, excelling in the giant slalom. Sam enjoyed so many activities that our Tahoe area offers — skiing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, hiking with her dogs, dirt bike and quad riding, camping, kayaking andamp; horseback riding. She was a mountain girl who knew how to play hard!She loved music and attending concerts — especially Sammy Hagar — and was a lifelong 49er andamp; SF Giants fan.Much of her life was spent caring for others during their illnesses. She selflessly gave of her time, care andamp; love to many.Samantha leaves behind her lifetime love, Jeff Vasey and his extended family; sister Melody andamp; family; several cousins; her second family: Jim, Sue, Betsy andamp; Jimmy Kubinec; special birthday buddy friend, Debbie (Chaney) Arnaud; Godson, Caleb Arnaud; and so many more great Tahoe andamp; Loyalton friends.A celebration of Samantha's life will be held this fall with details to be announced at a future date.Girl with the big smile, big hair, big laugh, and big heart — We love you, Sammi!
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Boy Meets World fans, rejoice!
Danielle Fishel, best known for her role as Topanga from the Disney Channel's Boy Meets World, will write a memoir called Normally, This Would Be Cause for Concern, to be released in the fall of 2014.
"Life is an incredible, and often embarrassing, journey, and I can't wait to share my experiences," Fishel said in an announcement by Gallery Books. "Get ready to laugh with me (or at me – that's okay, too!)," she added.
The actress also took to Twitter, telling fans, "I'm so excited to finally share this with you!"
Fishel, 32, will write about everything from bad auditions to red-carpet snafus to problems planning her wedding, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Fishel is engaged to Tim Belusko and has been busy filming Girl Meets World, a spin-off of the hit '90s show in which she will reprise her role as Topanga Lawrence along with Ben Savage, who'll play her beloved on-screen hubby, Cory Matthews.
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Old people time, i.e. elderly people are always early for things. They eat early, go to bed early, get up early.
My grandma wants me to have dinner with her today. I've got to pick her up @ 3:30. Our dinner reservation is at 4! She's on OP Time!
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One who constantly lives in the past and has no grip on reality or the current state of things. bamafan consistently keeps harping about 12 non-existent national championships and "wait till next year" is his or her mantra. Usually uneducated, and seems to prefer nesting in trailers.
Did that bamafan really name his kid "Saban"?
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Debate rages over whether ID laws hurt or help election process
Voter ID discussion looms in W.Va.
January 13, 2013
CHARLESTON — Many voters who showed up to the polls last November did not think to bring along a photo ID, nor did they need to....
Beyond that, all of your concerns are details and since we have no details on a possible W.V. voter-id law, they are premature. Also, W.V. has a non-drivers photo-ID also issued by DMV (as to your 4 points of those who do not drive).
"Many low-information voters were not aware of the new laws." They still were allowed to vote with a provisional ballot, and then meet requirements within a time afterwards. And thus not disenfranchised. Isn;t it understood that "ignorance of the law is no excuse" ? Would they be excused for other breaches of law because they are "low information" ? What a "made-up" whine that is !
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Then you say in your following comment - "I am in favor of a National ID. The requirements for obtaining one should be a national debate. There should be plenty of warning prior to implementation."
The contradicton is that many states have a referendum that would provide voters a chance to, as you say in the previous comment "vote on the restrictions". There is no national referendum, so the state is the better place for satisfying your argument. Not to mention that constitutionally, the duty is assigned to the states.
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Getting a little ahead of yourself aren't you Contrary ? To begin with, you contradict yourself by saying first that -
"One of th main problems with the current crop of voter ID laws is that they were inacted suddenly, with no state-wide debat and no chance for thevoters to vote on the restrictions."
With all the watchdogs on state legislatures and with no legislature that I know of that is single party, why would you think there was no public debate ? Do you mean that the democrats in those states just let it happen without a peep, and then woke up to start protesting ? That would suggest they planned it to have another "outrage" issue. Would that reflect well on Democrats !?
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Co---> democratsalways hold these laws up in their respective houses than claim that they were implemented too close to election time. Like KC prove that any voter has been disenfranchised from voting. If the potential for voter fraud is there (which it is) then it will happen.
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Many low-information voters were not aware of the new laws.
I am in favor of a National ID. The requirements for obtaining one should be a national debate. There should be plenty of warning prior to implementation.
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It has been well-documented that voter ID laws, if instituted without proper preparation, would disenfranchise some of the following:
1) the elderly who no longer drive.
2) young people who don't have a drivers license yet.
3) many who live in large cities and use public transportation, so don't have a drivers license.
4) the poor and minorities, many of whom do not drive and do not have drivers license.
There are millions of people in these categories. Given time, most could obtain proper ID. To prevent this as being perceived as a poll tax, their expenses must be reimbursed.
There is a minority in these categories that, for one reason or another, would have trouble obtaining the proper ID. They should be assisted by the state and reimbursed for their expenses.
One of th main problems with the current crop of voter ID laws is that they were inacted suddenly, with no state-wide debat and no chance for thevoters to vote on the restrictions.
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Contrary and Devil are wrong !
Contrary - "The report also projects that the new laws will have an impact on minority voters."
Why do you accept such "projections" ? The U.S. Supreme Court, in deciding the challenges to the Indiana voter-id law noted that "At trial, the plaintiffs were unable to produce any witnesses who claimed they were not able to meet the law's requirements. The defendants were likewise unable to present any evidence that the corruption purportedly motivating the law existed." Crawford v. Marion County Election Board (2008) [Plaintiff was Indiana Democratic Party] So where are these disenfranchised voters ? The high court decision was 6-3 and serves as precedent for the constitutionality of these laws. If you require real cases of voter fraud, why not also real cases of disenfranchisement ? It won't happen due to "provisional ballots" !
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Odd. I was asked to show ID when I voted. Thankfully I am a responsible member of society and had my driver's license (photo ID) with me since I had to drive to my polling place.
Guess I am supposed to be angry about it?
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Sorry meant to say: At the local level
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At hate local level election s are won by a handful to a couple hundred votes. If theses ingigents really exist in this type of numbers (as liberals claim) do you really want these type of people deciding elections. If you're too lazy to get an ID than maybe you shouldn't vote. This is another smoke and mirror issue that liberals use to try to divide us.
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Why is it claimed that only democrats would be "surpressed". Oh never mind...
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A less partisan study?
The former Governor of Florida has stated on several occasions that the new Florida laws were designed by Republicans to minimize the Democratic vote.
A leader of the Republican Party in Penn said that Penn's electoral votes were locked up because the voter ID law passed.
In Ohio...
Well, do the research yourself.
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Look at the data.
But you would rather try to impeach the source with innuendo. Ohh....
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CO---> so you use a liberal think tank (there's an oxymoron) to back up you belief and state it as fact.. And before you spout off about it being non partison , here's something to chew on:
The Brennen center for justice was founded by the family of William Brennen. From wiki: "William Joseph Brennan, Jr. (April 25, 1906 – July 24, 1997) was an American jurist who served as an Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court from 1956 to 1990. As the seventh longest-serving justice in Supreme Court history, he was known for being a leader of the Court's liberal wing. Justice Brennan's idea of a living constitution figures largely into the center's work."
It is currently headed by Micheal Waldman former director of speech writing for Bill Clinton.
How about a less partisan study?
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"The report also projects that the new laws will have an impact on minority voters. According to the Brennan Center, African-Americans and Hispanics are more likely to register to vote during voter registration drives in Florida, and new photo I.D. requirements in Texas do not include forms of identification heavily used by minorities. The report points to new laws requiring photo identification to vote in Alabama, Kansas, Tennessee, Texas and Wisconsin that would limit voting to up to 3.2 million citizens who do not have government-issued photo I.D."
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Danner and Kalva are wrong.
DevilsAdvocate is right.
"The study released Sunday night by the Brennan Center for Justice in New York said that new laws regarding photo identification requirements for voting, eliminating same day voter registration in several states, requiring proof of citizenship to register to vote, changing requirements for voter registration drives, reducing early voting days and restoring the right to vote for convicted felons will make voting harder for the five million people in the 2012 election."
First Posted: 10/03/2011
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If one wants to see the potential for voter fraud in Jefferson County, ask Natalie Tennant how many democrats are registered to vote here who reside at 166 Buffalo Dr, harpers ferry, (WV job corps).
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I was asked to show id, good thing I carried it with me.
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monkeylove Those procedures are already in place and have been for a long time to purchase a gun. Legal, law abiding citizens have been jumping through hoops at the DMV, Gun shop, Insurance Agency and just about everywhere else. If it isn't a problem then come out for NO ID at any of these places.
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Danner - Don't hold your breath while waiting for "facts" from that fellow. It's a fact if he says it's a fact ! He's the exception to that rule on opinion vs. facts.
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"It is well known that voter ID laws have a nakedly partisan purpose and purport solve a problem that does not exist"
You are barking out of your arse. Where are your facts to back up your bloviating?
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Imagine the frothing at the mouth hysteria if the same process were required to cast a ballot as to purchase a firearm from a dealer.
Nice try. I have no problem supplying that information as do most law-abiding citizens.
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Why are people so scared about proof of identity? And why is it the republicans fault. If you are here legally and have the right to vote than there should be no issues with showing who you are to get in to vote. This just goes back to party politics. Why are the Democrats so outraged their candidate won by both the popular and electoral vote. Do the democrats think the only way to keep it this was way it to make sure you do not know who is voting which can allow illegals and the dead to vote as well as people to vote multiple times. One of their own tried this just a few years ago. I guess that was the republicans fault too.
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Funny how some folks think it is fine to require any number of stringent requirements for people to exercise their right to vote, but oh my.....don't you dare put any requirements on the right to bear arms! I say any all and requirements put on folks to vote should be put on those who want to have guns. Both are constitutional rights; neither more important than the other. Fair is fair, right?
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Anything which makes it more difficult for registered voters to vote, including photo ID requirements, should be rejected. It is well known that voter ID laws have a nakedly partisan purpose and purport solve a problem that does not exist.
Whenever and wherever Republicans gain power over the election process, they manipulate every aspect of it from gerrymandering, to limiting voting opportunities in Democratic precincts, to voter ID laws which tend to disfavor Democratic constituencies. There is no reason for West Virginians to surrender their voting rights or limit voter participation to favor Republican politicians who hate having to win votes honestly.
As their candidate in the last election admitted, Republicans don't care at all about anyone who won't vote Republican, and they will happily undercut and overthrow constitutional access to the polls if it will help them gain and hold power.
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Thrift Store Score: How-To Napkin Ring Pincushion
As we all know, thrift stores are a never ending source of materials and inspiration for our crafts! I'm always on the lookout for interesting fabrics, embroidery hoops, thread, and odds and ends that don't always have an obvious crafty purpose- like a napkin ring! On a recent outing to one of my favorite thrift shops I discovered a bag with a copious amount of fabric squares, probably for quilting. I knew I didn't want to make one big project with all of them so I came up with a little project using one of the fabric squares and the napkin ring pincushion was born. Follow these simple steps and you'll be whipping up a bunch of these cuties in no time!
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Gov 2.0 guide to Plone
Plone is a secure and flexible open source content management system (CMS) for building all types of web sites and web applications. Supported by a vibrant developer community that is ranked in the top 2% of open source projects worldwide, a large number of domestic and international public sector organizations, including the Federal Bureau of Investigation, rely on Plone to power their digital communications. Plone's widespread adoption by high-profile users is due in no small measure to the project's open source codebase and unrivaled security record. These attributes continue to differentiate Plone from other CMS solutions. Given the increased importance of cyber security for all levels of government, one can expect to see continued (if not increased) adoption of Plone in the public sector despite strong competition from other open source and proprietary rivals.
According to the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures Database maintained by MITRE Corporation, the security record of Plone is unrivaled. In fact, the number of high severity, publicly known vulnerabilities for Plone is orders of magnitude lower than all three of its main open source rivals:
Source: Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures List, MITRE Corporation
For many government organizations, Plone's proven security track-record is the most important feature highlighted during CMS selection.
Note: "While one cannot directly derive the security of a product from the CVE DB (i.e. a CMS with one vulnerability for every three in another is not necessarily three times more secure), it provides an illustrative approach to approximate the relative security of products in the absence of full security audits."
While security often takes center stage when one mentions Plone, the vibrancy and size of its developer and user community are themselves important features of the solution. Despite periods of increased and decreased interest in the project over its ten year life cycle, Plone maintains one of the strongest open source developer communities. At present, Plone's community is massively global, with over 300 solution providers in 57 countries. There also are dozens of official local user groups and hundreds of unofficial ones thanks to Plone's ongoing support of 40 languages. Finally, the project has strong ties to the wider Python and JavaScript (including the JQuery Javascript Framework) communities due to its heavy reliance on these languages.
Other Features
The release of the latest version of Plone in 2010 provided a major reinvigoration for the project. While continuing to emphasize security and usability, Plone 4 delivered big improvements in raw speed and scalability. These features help Plone better respond to the needs of complex web site and web application uers – the segment of the CMS market where Plone excels.
Real-World Implementations
Perhaps no better driver exists for the adoption of an emerging software solution than real-world examples of successful implementations for comparable requirements. Since its release almost a decade ago, Plone has secured a number of high-profile public sector organizations. These implementations demonstrate its ability to meet even the most complex functional and security requirements. Plone also has been adopted by thousands of local and state governments, nonprofits, and other public sector organizations. These implementations illustrate how organizations big and small can leverage Plone to build beautiful websites that meet a broad spectrum of user needs and security considerations.
Read more about real-world implementations including Brazilian Government, Federal Bureau of Investigation, U.S. Department of Energy, European Environment Agency, Unites Nations and others, on govfresh.com.
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As far as Plone as a CMS is concerned, I have utmost respect for it, and I personally think it has already surpassed Joomla! as one of the "top 3".
But, with all due respect, I do not understand the purpose of this article. It would have made a lot more sense if the focus was on the case study instead of the product alone.
As the quoted note implies, the security graphic doesn't really hold much merit. Since WordPress powers about 10% of the web it's only natural that a much larger amount of vulnerabilities would be discovered, but they are also promptly fixed without fail. A believe a fair comparison would exhaust the scope of the average opensource.com article, which is why an in depth case study would be more appropriate.
While I'd agree with the above poster that something such as Wordpress that's used for more simple web publishing needs (not as much for true 'CMS' requirements such as fine-grained permissions, workflow, audit trail, version comparisons and rollback, etc.) is likely to be a more frequent target of hacks, there are still some things about the way Plone is designed the build security in. I think this page covers many such details quite well: http://plone.org/products/plone/security/overview/security-overview-of-p...
I can also just mention that from experience, some of the federal agencies we work with that have strict security requirements have said that other CMS tools have not passed their Certification and Accreditation process, while Plone has quite easily.
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Ken made a good point above, highlighting that WP is probably a target of attack as a result of its market share.
However, I think it's also important to further distinguish the technical ramifications of this obscurity, since anyone new to Plone, or CMS in general, may not know how drastically distinct the above four systems actually are.
Drupal, Joomla, and Wordpress are vastly different systems to an end user, but to a developer who is initially configuring a system, they all work relatively well behind a standard (read: inexpensive) server stack consisting of Apache 2 Http server, PHP, MySQL - and probably on Linux. Plone sits atop Zope and relies on Python.
To enhance the security through obscurity argument a little, review builtWith trends and w3 tech surveys, where you see that Apache and PHP hold substantial market share, and within that share, Drupal/Joomla/Wordpress make up a substantial portion of the sites. Also notice that Python/Zope/Plone make no appearance.
This is not to imply anything about Plone/Zope as a solution. Rather, I mean highlight that one can not consider the security table as the sole decision maker, and that anyone unfamiliar with these systems must consider the less apparent cost distinctions that result from the different technologies and requirements.
The Zope/Plone stack is quality software, but it costs more to run and develop. The following is debatable, but I would also propose that it is much cheaper and easier to find talented PHP devs interested in supporting gov't projects, as compared to Python devs. However, the TCO investigation is a post of its own, with more to consider than I will investigate here.
So anyone who finds themselves here to investigate CMS and security should know that Plone is worth investigation, but that the mentioned systems for comparison are quite distinct beneath the surface - and these distinctions will have substantial ramifications on the project.


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Sweet potato vines are easy to grow. Here's the thing. You don't know what it will end up looking like. It may end up with yellowish-green leaves- or purple ones. If you're really lucky, you may end up with actual sweet potatoes. Each sweet potato is a different variety. If you go to the grocery store and pick one out, you have no idea what variety it is. That's why you won't know how it will turn out. If you have a garden vision and plan in mind, this might not be for you. Otherwise, give it a try!
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The eyes should begin to sprout in a few weeks. You can plant those inside now and then take them outside in early May.
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