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The applications that we deploy to the Web and our intranets are a significant source of security vulnerabilities. The technologies that we use to develop these applications make us more or less vulnerable to different types of attacks. For example, applications that are written in C++ tend to be more vulnerable to buffer-overrun attacks. Fortunately, Java-based Web development technologies (JSP, servlets, EJB, etc.) are less vulnerable to low-level programming errors and even provide some built-in security mechanisms.
While Java is a great language for building secure Web applications, careful attention to locking your application's interface is required to ensure success. In today's column, I'll cover a technique that I use to design and build simple JSP applications that provides some security benefits.
While many Web sites are still limited to simple collections of static content, more and more sites are deploying complex Web applications that interact with their users over a number of HTTP requests. Examples of these applications include personal information managers, online banking applications, and customer relationship services.
Building Web-based applications is challenging from a security perspective because HTTP is a stateless protocol, in which every browser-request/server-response is treated independently. There are a number of primary and secondary security issues that arise from this limitation. The one that I'll focus on is building applications that are distributed over several URLs.
A Web application that is accessible via several URLs is susceptible to URL-probing attacks. You may intend that your users access the individual application URLs in a way that makes sense for your application. However, some users (and most hackers) may not comply. Instead, they'll jump straight to the middle of your application and request URLs that are carefully calculated to circumvent your application's security features.
What's your approach for security your Java Web applications using JSP or even other API such as EJB?
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In order to prevent users from probing my application's URLs for security weaknesses, I like to present a single application URL to my users. I model the application as a finite-state machine that changes from one secure state to another based upon interaction from the user.
The single application URL prevents a user/hacker from accessing the individual pages of the application. This doesn't mean that the application is written as a single page; it just means that the individual application pages are hidden from the user. At execution time, the application master page dynamically displays individual application pages to the user, processes user requests, determines the next application states, and transitions to these states. The application master page (which I'll just refer to as the application page) is automatically generated from an XML specification of the application.
Some of you may remember the finite-state machine from your computer science or math classes. If you don't, that's OK -- it is a very simple concept. A finite-state machine is a way of describing an application in terms of the states that the application may be in, the outputs that it displays, the inputs that it receives, and the ways in which it moves from state to state based on its current state and the inputs that it receives. Server-side Web applications are easily described in terms of a finite state machine. They start in a particular state, they receive a request from a user, they send a Web page to the user, and they move to a new state.
The following XML file presents a finite-state-machine design of an application that provides an on-line exam about basic Java security concepts. The application itself may be executed by clicking here.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
<!DOCTYPE application SYSTEM "machina.dtd">
<application name="javasecurityexam" initial_state="welcome">
<state name="welcome"
<transition next_state="welcome"/>
<transition condition="start" next_state="question"/>
<transition condition="help" type="call" next_state="help"/>
<state name="question"
<transition next_state="question"/>
<transition condition="correct" next_state="response"/>
<transition condition="incorrect" next_state="response"/>
<transition condition="help" type="call" next_state="help"/>
<state name="response"
<transition next_state="response"/>
<transition condition="nextQuestion" next_state="question"/>
<transition condition="finished" next_state="finished"/>
<transition condition="help" type="call" next_state="help"/>
<state name="finished"
<transition next_state="welcome"/>
<state name="help"
<transition next_state="help"/>
<transition condition="return" type="return"/>
The first two lines of the file are standard XML headers. If you are up to speed with XML Document Type Definitions, you can access the above document's DTD. Save the file as
application tag specifies that the application is named
javasecurityexam and that its initial state is
welcome. The remainder of the document consists of the definition of the
finished, and
help states. These states define all of the various states in which the
javasecurityexam may reside during its interaction with the user.
welcome state is the state in which the application resides when the user first starts the application. It displays the
welcome.jsp page to the user and awaits input from the user. It executes
checkstart.jsp to process the user's request and then transfers to exactly one of the states
start, and
help based on the input condition that is set by
Let's examine each of the three transition tags of the
welcome state. A
transition tag has three attributes:
next_state, and
type. The
condition attribute specifies the condition under which the state transition is performed. If it is omitted, a
default condition is assumed. The
default condition is the condition that is used if no other conditions are specified. The first transition tag specifies that the default state transition should be back to the
welcome state. This would occur if the user simply re-requested the same page. The second transition tag specifies that if the input condition set by
checkstart.jsp is
start then the application should transition to the
question state. The third transition tag specifies that if the input condition set by
checkstart.jsp is
help, then the application should transition to the
help state. Note that the
type attribute is set. There are three types of state transitions:
goto (the default),
call, and
return. Most transitions are of the type
goto. The
call transition type pushes the current state onto a stack before moving to the new state. The
return type pops the state at the top of the stack and moves to that state. The specification of the
help state contains an example of the
return type.
When the application is in the
question state, it displays a question to the user and then processes the user's response via
checkanswer.jsp. It moves to the
response, or
help states, based on the condition that is set by
response state is the state that the application is in when it displays a response to a user's answer. It displays the response via
response.jsp, checks the response via
checkfinished.jsp, and then transitions to the
finished, or
help states, based on the condition that is set by
finished state is the state that the application is in when the user completes the exam. It displays the exam results via
finished.jsp and then transitions back to the
welcome state.
help state is called by the application to display a help page (via
help.jsp). The
checkreturn.jsp page is used to determine whether the application should return from the help state or continue to
display help.jsp.
The question that should be on your mind is, "OK, if I specify an application's XML file, how do I generate the application page?" That's another easy question to answer. I wrote an XSL transform that creates a JSP file from the XML file. It is available here. Save the file as
If you're not familiar with XSLT, you can find more information at the W3C Web site. Don't worry about needing to learn the syntax of XSLT. All you have to do is be able to run an XSLT translator to transform your XML files to JSP files using
machina.xsl. There are a number of XSLT translators that can be used to do the job. I like Instant Saxon and Xalan. Both tools come with excellent documentation.
For example, after downloading and installing Xalan, you can use the following command to translate
exam.xml (the above document) to
java org.apache.xalan.xslt.Process -in exam.xml -xsl machina.xsl -out exam.jsp
Make sure that
machina.dtd, and
machina.xsl are in the same directory.
exam.jsp file that is generated from
exam.xml (via
machina.xsl) has the following content. This file is the master application file that users request to interact with the exam application.
<%@ page import="java.util.*" %>
// State machine data
static final String smName = "javasecurityexam";
static final String smInitialState = "welcome";
// State names
static final String[] states = {"welcome", "question", "response", "finished", "help"};
// Output actions corresponding to each state
static final String[] outputActions = {"welcome.jsp", "question.jsp", "response.jsp", "finished.jsp", "help.jsp"};
// Input actions corresponding to each state
static final String[] inputActions = {"checkstart.jsp", "checkanswer.jsp", "checkfinished.jsp", "", "checkreturn.jsp"};
// Input conditions that are defined for each state
static final String[][] inputConditions = {
{"default", "start", "help"},
{"default", "correct", "incorrect", "help"},
{"default", "nextQuestion", "finished", "help"},
{"default", "return"}
// Number of transitions defined for each state.
static final int[] numTransitions = {3, 4, 4, 1, 2};
// Cumulative number of transitions defined for all states before
// a particular state. Used to index outputActions, transitionType,
// and nextState.
static final int[] cumulativeTransitions = {0, 3, 7, 11, 12};
// State transition type (goto, call, or return) associated with a state transition.
static final String[] transitionTypes = {"goto", "goto", "call", "goto", "goto", "goto", "call", "goto", "goto", "goto", "call", "goto", "goto", "return"};
// Next state associated with a state transition.
static final String[] nextStates = {"welcome", "question", "help", "question", "response", "response", "help", "response", "question", "finished", "help", "welcome", "help", ""};
// Returns the index of state in states.
static final int getStateIndex(String state) {
for(int i=0; i<states.length; ++i) {
if(states[i].equals(state)) return i;
return -1;
// Returns the index of (state, condition) in transitionType and nextStates.
static int getConditionIndex(int stateIndex, String condition) {
if(stateIndex == -1) return -1;
for(int i=0; i<inputConditions[stateIndex].length; ++i) {
if(inputConditions[stateIndex][i].equals(condition)) {
return (cumulativeTransitions[stateIndex] + i);
return -1;
// Get the instance's ID
String smID = request.getParameter("smID");
// Define state and stack variables
String state = "";
Stack stack = null;
// Define sm and smInstance Hashtable objects
Hashtable sm = null;
Hashtable smInstance = null;
boolean newInstance = false;
// Check for start/restart
synchronized(session) {
// sm links to all sm instances for this session
sm = (Hashtable) session.getAttribute(smName);
// First time sm is used in this session?
if(sm == null) {
// Create a new sm
sm = new Hashtable();
// Set the number of instances to 0
sm.put("instanceCount", "0");
// Obtain access to an smInstance
synchronized(sm) {
// Start a new instance?
if(smID == null || sm.get(smID) == null) {
newInstance = true;
String instanceCountString = (String) sm.get("instanceCount");
int instanceCount = Integer.decode(instanceCountString).intValue();
// Create an instance of this sm
smInstance = new Hashtable();
// Give it a state and a stack
smInstance.put("state", smInitialState);
smInstance.put("stack", new Stack());
// Link sm to the new instance
sm.put("instanceCount", ""+(instanceCount+1));
sm.put("" + instanceCount, smInstance);
// Update sm in the session
session.setAttribute(smName, sm);
smID = instanceCountString;
smInstance = (Hashtable) sm.get(smID);
state = (String) smInstance.get("state");
stack = (Stack) smInstance.get("stack");
// Notify called pages of sm's name and ID (in case of new smID)
request.setAttribute("smName", smName);
request.setAttribute("smID", smID);
// Perform input actions
int stateIndex = getStateIndex(state);
// If new instance of application then just display page
if(newInstance) {
// Otherwise perform input action, transition, and display new page
String inputAction = inputActions[stateIndex];
if(!inputAction.equals("")) pageContext.include(inputAction);
// Get condition from request
String condition = (String) request.getAttribute("smCondition");
// If condition is not defined, try the default
if(condition == null) condition = "default";
int conditionIndex = getConditionIndex(stateIndex, condition);
// If condition is not defined and it is not the default, try the default condition
if(conditionIndex == -1 && !condition.equals("default")) {
condition = "default";
conditionIndex = getConditionIndex(stateIndex, condition);
// If no valid condition, simply redisplay the current page
if(conditionIndex == -1) {
// Change state
String transitionType = transitionTypes[conditionIndex];
String nextState = nextStates[conditionIndex];
if(transitionType.equals("call")) stack.push(state);
else if(transitionType.equals("return")) nextState = (String) stack.pop();
// Save state and stack in smInstance
synchronized(session) {
sm = (Hashtable) session.getAttribute(smName);
synchronized(sm) {
smInstance = (Hashtable) sm.get(smID);
synchronized(smInstance) {
smInstance.put("state", nextState);
smInstance.put("stack", stack);
sm.put(smID, smInstance);
session.setAttribute(smName, sm);
// Display output
One thing that you'll appreciate is that you'll never have to edit the master application file (e.g.,
exam.jsp). However, you should make a pass through it to understand how it works.
exam.jsp file begins by defining a number of field variables:
smName -- The application's name.
smInitialState -- The initial state of the application.
states -- The application states.
outputActions -- The output actions of each state.
inputActions -- The input actions of each state.
inputConditions -- The input conditions that are defined for each state.
numTransitions -- The number of transitions of each state.
cumulativeTransitions -- The cumulative number of transitions defined for all states before a particular state.
transitionTypes -- The types of each transition.
nextStates -- The state to which each transition moves.
In addition, the
getStateIndex() and
getConditionIndex() methods are defined. The
getStateIndex() method returns the index of a state in
states. The
getConditionIndex() method returns the index of a state and condition in
transitionType and
The applications that are generated via
machina.xsl provide the capability to execute multiple instances of an application within a single user session. This enables the user to open more than one browser window and execute the application independently in each window. For example, if your application is an online XML editor, the user will be able to edit different XML documents in separate windows. The individual application instance is tracked via an
smID parameter that accompanies each user request. You are responsible for propagating this parameter in your application's URLs. Don't worry -- I'll provide you with several examples of how this is accomplished.
Besides propagating the
smID parameter, your input actions are required to set input conditions. This is accomplished by setting the current request's
smCondition attribute. Again, you'll see more of this in the exam example.
The main part of the page's processing begins by checking for the
smID parameter, and retrieving the application instance's
state and
stack. A new application instance is created if the
smID parameter is not supplied.
The application notifies the output and input action pages of its name and
smID by setting the
smName and
smID request attributes.
The state's input action is executed via a
<jsp:include> action. The resulting
smCondition attribute is retrieved from the
request object. A state transition is then performed, based on the value of the
smCondition value.
The current values of
state and
stack are saved in the user's session, and the output action associated with the new state is displayed.
From the
outputActions array, you can see that the application makes use of the following pages to display output to the user:
These and all other source JSP pages of the application can be downloaded here.
What prevents the user from directly requesting the URLs of these pages? At the top of every internal page of the application I insert the following
<jsp:include> action:
<jsp:include page="verifyinclude.jsp" flush="true" />
The source of
verifyinclude.jsp is as follows:
String smName = (String) request.getAttribute("smName");
if(smName == null)
throw new Exception("Page not called from within application.");
When a user requests an internal application page, an exception is thrown and the user receives a nasty error. You may want to handle this error with a JSP error-handling page.
As previously mentioned, each output action is responsible for propagating the
smID request parameter in the application URLs. This is fairly straightforward. First you retrieve the value of
smID from the current request and then add it to any application links that are displayed. In
welcome.jsp, the
href attribute of the Start link is calculated as follows:
String start = request.getRequestURI() + "?smID=" +
request.getParameter("smID") + "&start=true";
question.jsp, the
smID parameter is stored in a hidden form field:
<form name="question" action="<%= request.getRequestURI()%>" method="get">
<% for(int i=1; i<questions[currentQuestion].length; ++i) { %>

<%= i %>. <input type="checkbox" name='a<%= i %>'>
<%= questions[currentQuestion][i] %>

<% } %>
<input type='hidden' name='smID' value='<%= request.getAttribute("smID")%>'>

<input type="submit" name="submit" value="Submit">

You can use whatever technique you like, as long as
smID shows up as a parameter of the
request object.
Input actions are simple JSPs that process request parameters and set the
smCondition attribute of the
request object. From the
inputActions array, you can see that the application has the following input actions:
checkstart.jsp page is fairly typical of what you'll put in your input actions:
if(request.getParameter("help") != null)
request.setAttribute("smCondition", "help");
else if(request.getParameter("start") != null)
request.setAttribute("smCondition", "start");
It checks the values of the request parameters and then reflects them in the
smCondition attribute. Of course, more complicated checks may also be made.
The JSP application framework that I presented in this column is designed to be simple, secure, and verifiable. (For some customers, I actually verify the design of some security-sensitive Web applications.) However, there are other more general, powerful, and comprehensive application frameworks that you can use. The Struts framework of the Apache-Jakarta project is an example of the latter. Struts goes beyond a simple state machine to provide extensive support for the Model-View-Controller paradigm.
Jamie Jaworski is a Java security expert and author, focused on cryptography and such.
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Release Date: 6/19/2012
I usually shy away from album reviews but when I opened the FedEx package on my doorstep and found the new Dirty Heads album complete with promotional rolling papers presumably to accompany the album, I decided to take a second look because obviously this was intended to take my worries away and make everyone feel great.
In 2008 The Dirty Heads splashed onto the music scene with their debut album Any Port in a Storm, this year, on June 19, 2012, they will follow up with their long-awaited album Cabin by the Sea. Cabin is a true master class that sticks to the So-Cal alternative rocker vibe that The Dirty Heads are known for. When popping the disc in the dash of the car the first chord of "Arrival" instantly enthralls you and throws you into the cabin by the sea with a group of friends enjoying life the way it was intended to be. The song that really struck a chord with me was "Spread Too Thin" because I think everyone can relate to being pulled in many directions every day and wanting to just slow down for a minute and this album allows you to take a break and do just that. Cabin is the perfect summer album; it ranges from that summery feel-good reggae like the song "Your Love," to the hip-hop vibe in "Smoke Rings," and some poppy acoustic in the title song Cabin by the Sea, which is perfect for the sunny summer.
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They say that the great state of Chicago's drinking water — drawn from the great Lake Michigan — is some of the finest, purest tap water in all of US America. Seriously? I'm beginning to wonder…
Again, my hat is tipped to the Chicago Cubs, their players, their front office and yes, even their fans for winning the National League Central Division title. Job well done. I've commented on blogs galore, I've shaken your hands, I've stopped calling the cops when you fire bomb my house.
Congratulations on doing what you were supposed to do. You were picked to win the Central. You went out and spent a lot of money to win the Central. So, it should be no surprise that you did indeed win the Central.
But I have absolutely no patience (nor the stomach) for this kind of crap sprawled across my Sunday paper:
If it weren't for my sadistic infatuation with the shooting incidents finely described in the Metro section, I'd cancel my Chicago Tribune subscription in a New York methamphetamine minute because their escalating sensationalist style of journalism is growing too tiresome to be considered real reportage.
Publishing a new book entitled This Is The Year?
The year for what!?!? Winning the division? Because that's all you've done so far. Congratu-friggin-lations on that. You won the NL Central. You did that last year too. Remember? Where's the book for that great feat of baseball achievement? Oh, there isn't one? Well then, let's write a book about this year then without having actually done anything of real importance?!?!
Is this for real? What else have you done this year that warrants a book banking/hoping/praying you'll win the NLDS and then win the NLCS and then… win the WS?
This is exactly the reason why Cub fans hate themselves. They let the media and the hype and the curses and the exploding payrolls inflate their egos beyond the realms of sanity, so much so that they actually believe "this is the year" when they've still got a whole lot of work to do… just like they did when all they had to do was record five outs against the Marlins or win three games against the Diamondbacks or whatever the case may be this year.
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Yeah. Good luck with that.
I'm sure your manager, "Sweet" Lou Piniella, one of the smartest, classiest managers in the game, is loving your gung-ho holier-than-thou approach to the toughest part of the season. Because we all know (cue the sarcasm) that the playoff games preceding the world series crown are really meaningless, especially if you've got a book called This Is The Year.
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Sarah Palin's shaking hands with heads of state at the U.N. is supposedly going to beef up her foreign policy credentials; by that logic, since I shook Bill Clinton's hand when he spoke at my school a few years ago, I too have experience enough to be VP.
Well, then so do I, Prince, 'cuz Clinton made a trip through my hometown several years ago and though I wasn't there, my dad saw him from afar… so I must be qualified too. Plus, I've lived in Spain AND China for extended periods of time, AND I live close to Chinatown and if you just go west on Archer, there are a lot of Mexicans, so my foreign policy skills are indeed superb.
I met Clinton at a Dem fundraising dinner during the Lewinsky scandal. When it was time to shake his hand, I stood there speechless (unusual for me) and finally stammered, "Hey, good luck with that impeachment thing, Mr. President." Never felt so stupid in my life. Surely, that qualifies me for a cabinet post or something. As for the Tribune and the Cubs hype, Jeff, I feel your pain.
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I think we're onto something here. I've been to: England (my mother's British); Finland (my fiancee's Finnish); Sweden; France; and Estonia (NOT recommended). And judging by "Sarah Palin-logic" that says she's been in Iraq because she was close to the border and Ireland because her plane stopped there to refuel, I've also been to Denmark; the Netherlands; and Germany. Maybe we should put our own ticket together Jeff; you think the world's ready for a JewAsian fusion leading the country?
Jane, it's interesting that you say you were speechless. I was coming down the escalator in the main building at school and…there he was standing there talking to some girls (naturally; he's my kinda guy). I'm not the type to get starstruck, but I was STARSTRUCK!! I said, "Oh wow!!!" and reached over and shook his hand. I thought that was really cool.
I also saw James Carville once in a bagel store when I used to do deliveries. He's tall, like 6'2″, and looks like the type of guy you don't wanna mess with; like he'd be able to beat the crap outta someone.
Ha! Yes, the Prince/Lung ticket! We'll run as the MLBlogocrats! I love it. Starstruck… well, I've been starstruck to the point where I couldn't speak at all only one time and that was when I met Beyonce. I was close enough to her that I could smell her perfume and I wanted to die right there. Friggin' love that lady. I'm sure the same would happen if Carrie Underwood or Katherine McPhee ever got close… I'm a sucker for female pop-stars.
Yeah, I am not too thrilled with a book called This is the Year because you know what? the person who publishes that is gonna feel like an *** if they lose..
You're right, they've got A LOT of work to do. They need to liven up their offense more, and narrow down the errors in the field. We wont even talk about the bullpen… they need to get their act together.. and fast.
And as Lou says.. "you cant count your chickens before they hatch".. and the media and a lot of the Cubs fans are getting a little too crazy. We need to sit back and watch it actually happen, not infer what will happen. But I'm still a die hard Cubs fan though..
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I completely agree with bleedcubbieblue2. I myself am a die hard cubs fan, and this morning (Monday) I was about sick to my stomach just in anticipation of Wednesday's game. Great, good job, we won the NL Central, but the hard part is just starting. Need we forget who we are rooting for? THE CUBS!!! Last years playoffs were miserable, and I am praying for a different outcome this year. I know we have a good team, but we have a lot of things to tweek before we can even consider anything other than this first series. The Dodgers are a good team, they aren't going to roll over. It's Joe Torre for crying out loud!! I wouldn't even let my friends even mention the…you know, and it really upsets me when I see articles/books whatever about "this is the year". I don't want to be jinxed!!! I think true die hard cub fans know exactly what is going on, and know who they are rooting for and what can happen if we aren't careful…Cubs fans are the essence of guarded optimism.


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Robust Stochastic Discount Factors (ABSTRACT)
Boyle, P., S. Fent, W. Tian & T. Wang
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Boyle, P., S. Fent, W. Tian & T. Wang (2008). "Robust Stochastic Discount Factors", Review of Financial Studies 21 (3), p. 1077.
ABSTRACT: When the market is incomplete, a new non-redundant derivative security cannot be priced by no-arbitrage arguments alone. Moreover, there will be a multiplicity of stochastic discount factors and each of them may give a different price for the new derivative security. This paper develops an approach to the selection of a stochastic discount factor for pricing a new derivative security. The approach is based on the idea that the price of a derivative security should not vary too much when the payoff of the primitive security is slightly perturbed, i.e., the price of the derivative should be robust to model misspecification. The paper develops two metrics of robustness. The first is based on robustness in expectation. The second is based on robustness in probability and draws on tools from the theory of large deviations. We show that in a stochastic volatility model, the two metrics yield analytically tractable bounds for the derivative price, as the underlying stochastic volatility model is perturbed. The bounds can be readily used for numerical examination of the sensitivity of the price of the derivative to model misspecification.
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I so badly want to wean right now. In the past month or so DD has really changed physically, and is looking more like a little girl than my baby girl, and DH will be home from Iraq in 10 weeks. Emotionally I feel like I'm ready, but I feel so selfish in my reasoning, especially knowing that DD doesn't have any other comfort sucking. I also feel so bad because this is the first time she's really telling me "I want some boob juice!" with her actions and not just crying (and boob seemed to be the answer).
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DOPKISS, Melinda Ann, 50, of St. Clairsville, OH, died Wednesday, December 5, 2012 in Wheeling Hospital.
She was born in Wheeling, WV on May 19, 1962, daughter of Gerald G. and Nancy A. Chuckery Dopkiss.
Melinda was a loving mother, daughter, sister, aunt and friend. She was a retired Deputy Warden from London Correctional Institution in London, OH. She was a 1980 graduate of St. Clairsville High School and a member of East Richland Friends Church.
She was preceded in death by her maternal grandparents, Nellie and Stanley Chuckery and paternal grandparents, Alma and Frank Dopkiss.
Surviving are her parents, Nancy and Gerald Dopkiss of St. Clairsville; her son, Ryan E. Cox of Grove City, OH; a brother, Gerald Alan (Kelly) Dopkiss of Maynard; nephews, Gerald III and Zachary Dopkiss; beloved pet, Snickers; aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
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Arredondo had told the Foundation that I-69 was three to five years away. He later resigned that same night.
Refugio Mayor Rey Jaso called the informational meeting to set the I-69 timeline straight.
Present at the meeting were TxDOT Director of Planning Administration Marc Williams and others from TxDOT.
Williams said that, during the past three or four years, about $700 million was invested in I-69.
"There's about $8 billion statewide in priorities," he said, "probably the better part of two decades to complete all of it."
Williams said 50 to 60 miles out of Houston have been officially designated.
Some misunderstanding that I-69 is a new name for the defunct Trans Texas Corridor was cleared up, too.
The TTC was stricken from law and does not exist, according to Williams.
The TTC was a project that would have grabbed wide swaths of private land, and landowners and others fought the project and defeated it.
"What we heard from all communities is to use existing alignments," Williams said. And that is the I-69 plan.
From Houston, I-69 would follow U.S. Highway 59, which is a stretch of four lanes of divided highway to Victoria.
However, at Victoria, I-69 would fork, going south to Brownsville on U.S. Highway 77 – also four lanes and divided – and west and southwest on U.S Highway 59 to Laredo, which is a two-lane highway.
Williams said about 70 miles of I-69 is making progress in the Harlingen, Brownsville, McAllen area.
"It is the largest area not served by an interstate," he said.
Another priority is to get I-69 to Victoria.
Williams said Refugio was not in the recommendations of the citizens committee but that TxDOT will work with the city of Refugio and Refugio County depending where they are in the planning process.
At some points along I-69, relief routes are being planned and developed. An example is Sinton. Also, annexation is being considered.
Currently, there are no relief routes being considered by TxDOT around Refugio, according to Rickey Dailey, TxDOT public information officer, communications division.
Williams said projected costs for upgrading existing alignments is $20 to $30 million a mile.
But building and upgrading existing highways like U.S. Highway 77 through Refugio would cost $50 million a mile because of rights of way, utilities and other hurdles.
"The length might be shorter," he said.
Refugio County Judge Rene Mascorro said it was "difficult to determine what the plan is today."
He said there wasn't enough information, but he proposed to start having community meetings to discuss what to do.
Asked about traffic to Refugio, Bill Reihmann of TxDOT said he's been working in Refugio over the years.
"Refugio is big enough to where it is located in relation to Victoria (and Corpus Christi) and uniquely centered," Reihmann said.
"I think people will continue to stop no matter what happens," he said.
"I'm not interested in I-69. I was against it," Jaso said.
Jaso said he loved the traffic coming through Refugio. He noted that the city gets $72,000 to $76,000 in sales tax every month.
Williams said he didn't know how much traffic will stop in Refugio off a future I-69, but that TxDOT would work carefully with the county and city to make sure the area is served.
Jaso said he would fight I-69 and would not allow it under his watch as mayor.
A question was asked if I-69 was coming through Refugio if Refugio could say no to the project.
Williams said I-69 and U.S. Highway 77 was designated by Congress.
He said at some point, the city and county will have to address what they want to do.
Williams said environmental studies are usually done seven years before construction. He also said an east or west bypass has not been determined.
So it would be five to six years before TxDOT gets to the point where it is ready to build the project, Williams noted.
Judge Mascorro said the first step for the city and county would be to talk with the public and discuss where it would want the bypass and build a future plan around the consensus.
Williams said to search online for "Driven By Texans" and the public could find out the findings of the citizens committees addressing I-69.


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- Title
- Arbitrary-lattice photonic crystals created by multiphoton microfabrication
- Author(s)
- Sun, Hong-Bo; Xu, Ying; Juodkazis, Saulius; Sun, Kai; Watanabe, Mitsuru; Matsuo, Shigeki; Misawa, Hiroaki; Nishii, Junji
- Abstract
- We used voxels of an intensely modified refractive index generated by multiphoton absorption at the focus of femtosecond laser pulses in Ge-doped silica as photonic atoms to build photonic lattices. The voxels were spatially organized in the same way as atoms arrayed in actual crystals, and a Bragg-like diffraction from the photonic atoms was evidenced by a photonic bandgap (PBG) effect Postfabrication annealing was found to be essential for reducing random scattering and therefore enhancing PEG. This technique has an intrinsic capability of individually addressing single atoms. Therefore the introduction of defect structures was much facilitated, making the technique quite appealing for photonic research and applications.
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- Source
- Optics Letters, Vol. 26, no. 6 (Mar 2001), pp. 325-327
- Publication year
- 2001
- FOR Code(s)
- 0205 Optical Physics; 0206 Quantum Physics; 0906 Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- Keyword(s)
- Femtosecond laser pulses; Microfabrication; Photonic bandgap; Photonic crystals; Photonic lattices
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- Optical Society of America
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- Copyright © 2001 Optical Society of America. This paper was published in Optics Letters and is made available as an electronic reprint with the permission of OSA. The paper can be found at the following URL on the OSA website: http://dx.doi.org/10.1364/OL.26.000325. Systematic or multiple reproduction or distribution to multiple locations via electronic or other means is prohibited and is subject to penalties under law.
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Mike Smith was in goal for the 3-2 shootout loss of the Arizona Coyotes to the Columbus Blue Jackets Saturday night.
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Alexander Wennberg scored the game-tying goal Saturday night late in the third to force the Columbus Blue Jackets into overtime with the Arizona Coyotes, where they won a 3-2 decision in the shootout.
Mike Condon blocked all 24 shots aimed at him Saturday night as the Ottawa Senators beat the Florida Panthers 2-0.
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This week findingEducation caught up with Blake Harrison, a.k.a. Emcee Escher, rapper, educator and creative director of Flocabulary, to hear how he and Alex Rappaport, cofounder and executive producer, are bringing their energy and passion for hip-hop to the classroom.
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Education can be fun and we make it really fun for youngsters. But right around middle school and high school, there isn't as much emphasis on that. And I just didn't think that was necessary. I thought you could teach really serious academic content, get people where thy have to be in terms of the standards in achievement, while also doing something that's really engaging.
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- Accreditation in ionising radiation safety within Australia and New Zealand
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- Budd, R.; Stroud, D. B.; Wakelam, M.; Wood, Andrew W.
- Abstract
- For many years it has been recognised that there is a need within Australia for accreditation schemes in radiation safety. This need has been regularly discussed at conferences of the Australasian Radiation Protection Society (ARPS) and the Australasian College of Physical Scientists and Engineers in Medicine (ACPSEM). An attempt was made about ten years ago by a group in Sydney led by Ron Rosen to establish a scheme, but their attempts were thwarted by moves towards competency based standards by the then Commonwealth Government. The committees of ARPS and the ACPSEM raised the issue again in 1997 and this has led to the formation of the Australasian Radiation Protection Accreditation Board Inc (ARPAB) which incorporated under Victorian law. Its members are appointed by the three Sponsoring Societies, ARPS, ACPSEM and the AIOH (Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienists Inc). Various accreditation schemes have been suggested covering both ionising and non-ionising radiation, and at various levels of experience. Following the lead of the Rosen Committee, the Board has chosen to start with an accreditation scheme in ionising radiation safety intended for new graduates entering the work force. Candidates are expected: * to be graduates in a suitable discipline, * to have 12 months relevant experience, * to submit a written report describing a relevant project, * to study specified textbooks and reports, * to pass a written 2 hour theory examination (pass mark = 70%), * to pass a practical examination on the use of detection equipment, and * to be interviewed by the examiners. The purpose of this paper is to inform members of the three Sponsoring Societies that ARPAB has been established and now offers Accreditation in Ionising Radiation Protection. Examiners are available in Melbourne and they will be available shortly in Sydney. A mechanism is available for establishing examiners in other locations and for adjusting the syllabus to the needs of candidates who are employed in mines and elsewhere. Full details of the requirements are given in the Candidates Kit which will be available from the web sites of the Sponsoring Societies (or from email@example.com). We wish to acknowledge the efforts of all those who have contributed to this work.
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Re: Official G.G. Raceday Points Club
HiddenHollow wrote:It can be fun and aggravating at the same time.
"The Thrill of Victory and the Agony of Defeat "
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Races, tracks, drivers and all the drama that comes along with it
HiddenHollow wrote:It can be fun and aggravating at the same time.
awsum14 wrote:HiddenHollow wrote:It can be fun and aggravating at the same time.
"The Thrill of Victory and the Agony of Defeat "
Annalee wrote:Poor HH.......I hope our advice to Marcus didn't cost you the game.....you were the leader in the other game....and normally in the past they have been the winners! You are a gracious loser, kinda like Carl Edwards....Don't take that wrong, I meant it in the best way.....
Maybe if we do it again...I think we should give 10 pts if you got any of the picks, right,... just not in the right order.....does that make sense?!? I know many times we all picked the right drivers just not the right order.....
beaverpond wrote:I am looking at your dates and if you say that February 16, 2013 is the beginning of the week...then I think you need to change the year to 2014 because that is a Sunday. It looks like all the year updates need to be changed.
I know you were also making reference to page 1 of this past season, but we are looking at the next season for 2014.
Should we be making reference to the:
#14 ... Tony Stewart
#4 ... Kevin Harvick
#10 ... Danica Patrick
#41 ... Kurt Busch
Then I have to wonder, and this is something that you guys can think about, should it be considered
about picking the first four teams where SHR now has four teams in the garage. Just a suggestion.
Another thought that was mentioned was 10 points for any cars out of order, how about a combination on this one...lets say you get 1st and 3rd correct so you get those points, but you get 2nd and 4th reversed so you get 10 points for each of those...so you could get 145 points for that particular week.
I am not saying I will participate in 2014, but this is just my thoughts.
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