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Jeff Kaufman, president/coo, Avanti Linens, presents a gripping account of how
Avanti weathered and survived hurricane Sandy:
The epicenter of destruction in Northern New Jersey from "Superstorm Sandy,"
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to Avanti Linens for the past 26 years. An 11-foot wall of water was pushed up the
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surrounding area with more than 5 feet of water. Avantis office and factory were
flooded with 3 feet of water.
Arthur and Michael Tauber reached the building on Tuesday, Oct. 30, 2012 after
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And then they made it out to the factory. The first area they encountered was
shipping, where $1M in ready-to-ship product, which was arranged neatly on skids
the previous Friday, was a jumbled mess of collapsed boxes, soaked through and
The scene was the same throughout the building. Most of the 150,000 square
feet wasn't passableboxes and wet towels were everywhere. The sewing and
embroidery machines' motors and circuit boards were submerged. Forklifts and
sealing machines were under water. And the company car, a 1963 Avanti, was also
flooded and destroyed. It was hard to see how it was going to get back to being a
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Day one of the cleanup was Wednesday, Nov. 1, 2012. We managed to get about
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out. We started by taking the wet (now very heavy towels) out of the wet cardboard
and putting them onto pallets. Our mantra was "one towel, one box at a time."
Before the end of the first day, we had made substantial progress in getting this
one small area cleaned up and, if nothing else, showed that with a lot of hard work,
we were going to be OK.
We had a restoration company begin work on our offices, which we had just
finished renovating in December of last year after being flooded by hurricane Irene.
After Irene, we only needed 2 feet of sheetrock ripped out, the carpet replaced and
the office re-painted. Sandy was a much different story. Four feet of sheetrock, and
all of the electrical wiring and data lines had to be replaced. And every chair, desk
and file cabinet was gone, along with every piece of paper and file in them.
Our full staff returned on Thursday, Nov. 2, and the clean-up moved to full-swing
mode. We had 186 employees working hard to get the mess cleaned up. We worked
through the weekend and had the building substantially cleaned up by the following
Friday; tremendous progress in 10 days.
At the same time, we were working on getting our sewing and embroidery
machines back up and running, and getting the other equipment replaced or
repaired. Our information system was restored on Nov. 14 and internet access was
back on Nov. 16.
We still don't have a fully functioning phone system due to the massive
destruction of the Verizon equipment in the area, but based on where we were a
month ago, we're very happy to be where we are today.
We set a goal of being back in business and shipping again by Nov. 26, which was
four weeks from the day that Sandy struck and 26 days from the start of the clean-
up. Some thought that was optimistic, but based on the progress we made early on,
certainly achievable.
We beat our goal by a weekwe were back processing orders on Monday, Nov.
19, thanks to the hard work and incredible dedication of the Avanti team.
The flood by the numbers:
-2.4 million gallons of water in the building
-29,000 man-hours for clean-up and restoration
-1,050 pallets of wet towels moved out
-700,000 towels destroyed
-12,000 square feet of sheetrock replaced
-4 miles of data and electrical wiring replaced
-22 30-yard containers of trash removed
-30 tons of wet cardboard recycled
(Photo of water-soaked, post-hurricane warehouse by Arthur Tauber.)
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Scheduled 30K DCT maintenance?
Well I just had my oil changed again along with the typical "Works" package (27K miles). While I was checking out my service writer mentions to me that for the next visit my DCT fluid will need to be changed as per warranty specs. Price is about $200.00 just for that!
Anyone else heard of this one? Joe
I think it is a BS charge that they are trying to add for you
Yeah, I checked that too and cannot see it listed anywhere. I recall hearing or seeing something a while back about the first batch of DCT's being shipped from South America with the incorrect fluid in them? I wonder if it has something to do with that? Mine is a May 2011 build.
The first fluid and filter change is @ 150K miles! It is right in the owners manual.
See page 390 for the schedule.
I mentioned to them that I had the 5 year/100K warranty package and they said it wasn't covered. I'm really confused on this one.
Ford specified a 10 year 100 or 150k service interval on the powershift DCT afaik, but that won't stop the dealer from trying to make extra money by changing the fluid at 30 k intervals.
Its like a manual transmission internally so I'd follow either ford's recomendations or those commonly used with other manual transmissions which generally don't require fluid changes as frequently as a normal torque converter and planetary automatic gearbox.
Well ...
Page 390 says it isn't REQUIRED until 150K miles, but it is supposed to be done every 30K if you PRIMARILY (not occasionally) either:
It's a sealed unit, so it's similar to manual transmission fluid change intervals (which I think were around 75-125K miles for most cars, but most people ignored).
$200 seems reasonable, but I wouldn't really want anyone opening up the system. If it were my car, I might think about it at 100K or 125K rather than 150K, but there's a good chance I'd just run it to 150K miles.
The dealers like to sell fuel injector cleaning also ...
Also - it's MAINTENANCE, not REPAIR, so it WON'T be covered by the Ford ESP extended warranty. Now if you have a maintenance agreement on the Focus and you trust the dealer, I think it would be covered by that and be free (or you can at least embarass the dealer a bit ...)
I've been known to do that with brake pads and such when I had a lifetime warranty on them - i.e. "I'd like these pads checked" "Oh these are terrible, you should replace them immediately" "Okay, great, they're lifetime warranty from you!!!"
It sounds like they're trying to make an extra buck.
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- 5:43 PM Changeset in webkit [8858] by
- 5 edits in trunk/WebKit
Fixed <rdar://problem/4040321> Exception: Someone's trying to encode a WebDataRequestParameters instance
Reviewed by Darin.
If a delegate returns a mutated applewebdata: request in it's willSendRequest:
method, we don't load using the WebDataRequest. Instead we do a normal load.
Unfortunately, if the request they return is mutated *copy* of the applewebdata:
request it will hold the applewebdata: special properties. These properties
will be encoded into the cache. They should not be. So, to fix, we sanitize the
request, by removing the special properties from the request.
Note that we had to dig into the private guts of NSURLRequest because there is
no public mechanism to remove properties from a request, see 4046775.
- WebView.subproj/WebBaseResourceHandleDelegate.m: (-[WebBaseResourceHandleDelegate willSendRequest:redirectResponse:]):
- WebView.subproj/WebDataProtocol.h:
- WebView.subproj/WebDataProtocol.m: (-[NSURLRequest _webDataRequestExternalRequest]): (-[NSURLRequest _webDataRequestSanitize]):
- 5:27 PM Changeset in webkit [8857]
- 3 copies in tags/Safari-405
This commit was manufactured by cvs2svn to create tag 'Safari-405'.
- 5:27 PM Changeset in webkit [8856]
- 3 copies in tags/Safari-305
This commit was manufactured by cvs2svn to create tag 'Safari-305'.
- 5:27 PM Changeset in webkit [8855] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebKit
Reviewed by Vicki.
<rdar://problem/4046510> REGRESSION (TOT): All Flash and Shockwave plugin-based web content missing
- Plugins.subproj/WebNetscapePluginStream.m: (-[WebNetscapePluginStream initWithRequest:pluginPointer:notifyData:sendNotification:]):
- 5:18 PM Changeset in webkit [8854] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Richard.
- fixed <rdar://problem/4037700> Every character typed causes stat call for /usr/share/icu/icudt32b_char.brk
- khtml/rendering/render_text.cpp: (getCharacterBreakIterator): Set boolean "got iterator" to true.
- 4:49 PM Changeset in webkit [8853] by
- 3 edits in trunk
versioning for TOT, Safari 2.0 (v405+). The tree is open!
- 4:42 PM Changeset in webkit [8852] by
- 3 edits in trunk
versioning for SUPanWheat, Safari 1.3 (v305)
- 4:37 PM Changeset in webkit [8851] by
- 6 edits in trunk
Safari-405 stamp (skipped 404 since it ends in a "4")
- 2:05 PM Changeset in webkit [8850] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Ken.
- fixed <rdar://problem/4042867> "Bigger" changes the font size of too much text when the selection is on a style-change boundary
- khtml/editing/htmlediting.cpp: (khtml::ApplyStyleCommand::applyRelativeFontStyleChange): Advance out of the starting text node if we're at the end of it.
- 1:59 PM Changeset in webkit [8849] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
- khtml/html/htmltokenizer.cpp: (khtml::HTMLTokenizer::write): Fixed assertion for nested calls to write.
- 1:54 PM Changeset in webkit [8848] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Darin.
<rdar://problem/4032346> REGRESSION (Mail): changing 1st line of a URL that wraps to two lines doesn't always update 2nd line
- khtml/rendering/bidi.cpp: (khtml::RenderBlock::matchedEndLine): Look at first clean line in case line wrap implicitly dirtied it.
- 1:43 PM Changeset in webkit [8847] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Vicki.
<rdar://problem/4046018> REGRESSION (TOT): RSS pages don't display anything
- kwq/WebCoreBridge.mm: (-[WebCoreBridge canLoadURL:fromReferrer:hideReferrer:]): Exempt feed: and feeds: pages from the local file security check.
- 1:40 PM Changeset in webkit [8846] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Change written by Steve Peters, reviewed by me.
- fixed <rdar://problem/4045924> improve compareBoundaryPoints to make style changes faster
- khtml/xml/dom2_rangeimpl.cpp: (DOM::RangeImpl::compareBoundaryPoints): Do early outs in a couple of the loops to make things faster.
- 1:26 PM Changeset in webkit [8845] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebKit
Reviewed by Vicki.
- fixed <rdar://problem/4045843> Going back/forward to error page hits assertion in -[WebDataSource(WebPrivate) _setData:]
- WebView.subproj/WebDataSource.m: (-[WebDataSource _setData:]): Removed bogus assertion
- 1:09 PM Changeset in webkit [8844] by
- 5 edits in trunk/WebCore
Fixes <rdar://problem/4040848> "REGR: Sun security-check demo applet does not load". Includes restoring part of the old NodeImpl::closeRenderer mechanism.
- 11:30 AM Changeset in webkit [8843] by
- 1 edit in trunk/WebKit/ChangeLog
Reviewed by Darin.
- fixed <rdar://problem/3997044> default encoding for non-Latin incorrect
- WebKit/WebView.subproj/WebPreferences.m: (+[WebPreferences _systemCFStringEncoding]): Call CFStringGetUserDefaultEncoding to get region, and TECGetWebTextEncodings to get the first encoding to determine the default encoding.
- 11:29 AM Changeset in webkit [8842] by
- 1 edit in trunk/WebKit/WebView.subproj/WebPreferences.m
Fixed an indenting problem that crept in with the last check-in.
- 9:24 AM Changeset in webkit [8841] by
- 6 edits in trunk
Reviewed by John
Fix for this bug:
<rdar://problem/4024929> REGRESSION (Mail): Pasting text with multiple reply levels removes one level instead of all
The code to figure out which node to use to merge into an existing line did not drill into the first inline element
as needed to make the feature work as user expect. Instead, it looked at the first node, and if it was a block, it
skipped that node. This worked for some cases (including the important "paste-as-quotation" case) but obviously
doesn't work for content quoted more than once.
Now, mergeStartNode() will look for the first node in pasted content that is not a block. It will now also look
for nodes specially marked by Mail as a node added to make "Paste As Quotation" work. It won't skip those.
NOTE: This change will break Mail's "Paste As Quotation" feature for TOT WebKit users, but this is only a temporary
problem that will exist until we sync up with Mail's pending change to mark nodes as needed in its pasteAsQuotation:
- khtml/editing/html_interchange.h: Add ApplePasteAsQuotation constant used to check for "marked" blockquotes.
- khtml/editing/htmlediting.cpp: (khtml::ReplacementFragment::mergeStartNode): Look for first node that is either not a block or is marked as an ApplePasteAsQuotation node. (khtml::isMailPasteAsQuotationNode): New helper that looks for nodes marked with ApplePasteAsQuotation.
- khtml/editing/htmlediting.h: Updated header for new function.
This test result changed is an acceptable way.
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/paste-text-013-expected.txt
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/paste-text-013.html
NOTE: This change causes a regression in this layout test:
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/paste-text-013.html
This problem will need to be fixed separately, and this bug has been filed to track this problem:
<rdar://problem/4045513> Copying and pasting selection starting at end of paragraph can incorrectly remove line break
Mar 9, 2005:
- 8:04 PM Changeset in webkit [8840] by
- 9 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Richard.
<rdar://problem/4040776> Dashboard (Weather widget) is a memory hog
Change things around so the event listeners for XMLHttpRequest
mark their JS listener objects instead of holding a hard
reference, to avoid an unbreakable reference cycle.
- khtml/ecma/kjs_events.cpp: (JSAbstractEventListener::JSAbstractEventListener): (JSAbstractEventListener::~JSAbstractEventListener): (JSAbstractEventListener::handleEvent): (JSAbstractEventListener::eventListenerType): (JSUnprotectedEventListener::JSUnprotectedEventListener): (JSUnprotectedEventListener::~JSUnprotectedEventListener): (JSUnprotectedEventListener::listenerObj): (JSUnprotectedEventListener::windowObj): (JSUnprotectedEventListener::mark): (JSEventListener::JSEventListener): (JSEventListener::~JSEventListener): (JSEventListener::listenerObj): (JSEventListener::windowObj): (JSLazyEventListener::JSLazyEventListener):
- khtml/ecma/kjs_events.h:
- khtml/ecma/kjs_html.h:
- khtml/ecma/kjs_window.cpp: (Window::getJSEventListener): (Window::getJSUnprotectedEventListener):
- khtml/ecma/kjs_window.h:
- khtml/ecma/xmlhttprequest.cpp: (KJS::XMLHttpRequest::putValue): (KJS::XMLHttpRequest::mark):
- khtml/ecma/xmlhttprequest.h:
- khtml/khtml_part.h:
- 7:21 PM Changeset in webkit [8839] by
- 1 edit in trunk/WebKit/WebView.subproj/WebPreferences.m
3997044 Use TECGetWebTextEncodings for default encoding per user language
- 5:34 PM Changeset in webkit [8838] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebKit
Reviewed by Richard.
- fixed <rdar://problem/4034175> REGRESSION (Mail): Can't use any font with style Light/Condensed/Semibold/Extrabold, etc
- WebView.subproj/WebHTMLView.m: (-[WebHTMLView _styleFromFontAttributes:]): Use a constant instead of hard-coded weight for clarity. (-[WebHTMLView _originalFontA]): Ditto. (-[WebHTMLView _originalFontB]): Ditto. (-[WebHTMLView _addToStyle:fontA:fontB:]): Add code to detect the case where the family name is not good enough to specify the font precisely. In that case, use the Postscript font name instead. Also change variable names so it's easier to understand the method.
- 5:00 PM Changeset in webkit [8837] by
- 17 edits in trunk
Reviewed by Darin.
<rdar://problem/4005575> Arbitrary file disclosure vulnerability due to ability to load local html from remote content
- khtml/ecma/kjs_html.cpp: (KJS::HTMLDocument::putValue):
- khtml/ecma/kjs_window.cpp: (Window::put): (WindowFunc::tryCall): (Location::put): (LocationFunc::tryCall):
- khtml/khtml_part.cpp: (KHTMLPart::begin): (KHTMLPart::scheduleLocationChange): (KHTMLPart::slotRedirect): (KHTMLPart::processObjectRequest):
- khtml/khtml_part.h:
- khtml/khtmlpart_p.h:
- kwq/KWQKHTMLPart.mm: (KWQKHTMLPart::openURLRequest): (KWQKHTMLPart::urlSelected): (KWQKHTMLPart::createPart):
- kwq/KWQKHTMLPartBrowserExtension.mm: (KHTMLPartBrowserExtension::createNewWindow):
- kwq/WebCoreBridge.h:
- kwq/WebCoreBridge.mm: (hasCaseInsensitivePrefix): (-[WebCoreBridge didNotOpenURL:pageCache:]): (-[WebCoreBridge canLoadURL:fromReferrer:hideReferrer:]):
Reviewed by Darin.
<rdar://problem/4005575> Arbitrary file disclosure vulnerability due to ability to load local html from remote content
- Plugins.subproj/WebBaseNetscapePluginView.m: (-[WebBaseNetscapePluginView requestWithURLCString:]):
- Plugins.subproj/WebNetscapePluginEmbeddedView.m: (-[WebNetscapePluginEmbeddedView didStart]):
- Plugins.subproj/WebNetscapePluginStream.m: (-[WebNetscapePluginStream initWithRequest:pluginPointer:notifyData:sendNotification:]):
- WebCoreSupport.subproj/WebBridge.m: (-[WebBridge createWindowWithURL:frameName:]): (-[WebBridge startLoadingResource:withURL:customHeaders:]): (-[WebBridge startLoadingResource:withURL:customHeaders:postData:]): (-[WebBridge syncLoadResourceWithURL:customHeaders:postData:finalURL:responseHeaders:statusCode:]): (-[WebBridge loadURL:referrer:reload:userGesture:target:triggeringEvent:form:formValues:]): (-[WebBridge postWithURL:referrer:target:data:contentType:triggeringEvent:form:formValues:]): (-[WebBridge createChildFrameNamed:withURL:referrer:renderPart:allowsScrolling:marginWidth:marginHeight:]): (-[WebBridge viewForPluginWithURL:attributeNames:attributeValues:MIMEType:]):
- WebView.subproj/WebFrame.m: (-[WebFrame _loadURL:referrer:intoChild:]):
- WebView.subproj/WebFramePrivate.h:
- 2:30 PM Changeset in webkit [8836] by
- 5 edits in trunk
Fixed <rdar://problem/4032938> Safari: text layout for MS P Gothic font is corrupted
The AppKit and ATS reports that MS P Gothic is fixed pitch. It is
not! This is another case of "fixed pitch" being wrong. I've
coalesced all the special cases into our isFontFixedPitch:, and
used a dictionary to improve speed. No performance regression.
Reviewed by Maciej.
- WebCoreSupport.subproj/WebTextRenderer.m: (-[WebTextRenderer _computeWidthForSpace]):
- WebCoreSupport.subproj/WebTextRendererFactory.m: (-[WebTextRendererFactory clearCaches]): (-[WebTextRendererFactory isFontFixedPitch:]):
Fixed <rdar://problem/4032938> Safari: text layout for MS P Gothic font is corrupted
Remove our hacked special case now we have our own cache of
which fonts are fixed pitch.
Reviewed by Maciej.
- kwq/KWQFont.mm: (QFont::isFixedPitch):
- 11:49 AM Changeset in webkit [8835] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Maciej.
<rdar://problem/4037141> REGRESSION (Mail): Pasting deletes preceding blank lines with certain steps
- khtml/editing/htmlediting.cpp: (khtml::DeleteSelectionCommand::insertPlaceholderForAncestorBlockContent): Add check for anonymous text after blocks.
- 11:00 AM Changeset in webkit [8834] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebKit
Reviewed by Maciej.
<rdar://problem/4040388> REGRESSION (172-173): nonrepro crash in -[NSString(WebNSURLExtras) _web_isUserVisibleURL]
- Misc.subproj/WebNSURLExtras.m: (-[NSString _web_isUserVisibleURL]): Fixed some pointer expressions that didn't include the index in the expression. (readIDNScriptWhiteListFile): Removed NSLog statements in here since we decided they aren't useful and they will write some messages on Tiger.
- 10:37 AM Changeset in webkit [8833] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebKit
- DOM.subproj/DOMPrivate.h: Checked in file copied from WebCore.
- 10:21 AM Changeset in webkit [8832] by
- 1 edit in trunk/WebKit/ChangeLog
Updated bug number in Richard's change.
Mar 8, 2005:
- 5:06 PM Changeset in webkit [8831] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by John
Fix for these bugs:
<rdar://problem/4039661> crash in ApplyStyleCommand::applyBlockStyle pasting contents of webpage into Mail or Blot
<rdar://problem/4039672> hang in moveParagraphContentsToNewBlockIfNecessary after pasting contents of webpage into Blot
- khtml/editing/htmlediting.cpp: (khtml::CompositeEditCommand::moveParagraphContentsToNewBlockIfNecessary): Fix for 4039672. Iteration needs to do a traverseNextSibling(), not a traverseNextNode(). The latter might iterate into a child that already got moved, and the code can infinite loop as a result. (khtml::ApplyStyleCommand::applyBlockStyle): Fix for 4039661. This function iterates over a set of nodes to apply block styles. Before, the iteration would go from the start to the end of the selection, and apply block styles as it went. However, the act of applying style could confuse the iteration. Now I iterate and store the relevant nodes in QPtrList before doing any style manipulation, and then iterate that set of nodes.
- 4:23 PM Changeset in webkit [8830] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Change written by Hyatt, reviewed by me.
- fixed <rdar://problem/3952698> Function buttons do not display properly with Telia Webmail
- khtml/rendering/render_replaced.cpp: (RenderReplaced::calcMinMaxWidth): Only use a minWidth of 0 for images with a percentage value. Other replaced elements aren't scalable so their minWidth should be their calculated width. This has been wrong all along, but it's a relatively safe change because it only affects replaced elements' min-width.
- 4:08 PM Changeset in webkit [8829] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Ken.
<rdar://problem/4039006> REGRESSION (Mail): Command-left-arrow goes to the start of the wrong line in particular message
- khtml/editing/visible_units.cpp: (khtml::startOfLine): Use firstLeafChild() instead of firstChild().
- 4:00 PM Changeset in webkit [8828] by
- 3 edits in trunk/WebKit
Fixed <rdar://problem/4042570> Need to check image properties for presence of width/height properties
ImageIO-55 changed how image properties are created. They
are now created incrementally. So we need "re-get" the image
properties if the properties we care about (width/height) aren't
in the property dictionary.
Reviewed by John.
- WebCoreSupport.subproj/WebImageData.h:
- WebCoreSupport.subproj/WebImageData.m: (-[WebImageData init]): (-[WebImageData fileProperties]): (-[WebImageData propertiesAtIndex:]): (-[WebImageData _isSizeAvailable]): (-[WebImageData incrementalLoadWithBytes:length:complete:callback:]): (-[WebImageData size]):
- 1:31 PM Changeset in webkit [8827] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Fixed by Tom Madden.
Fixed <rdar://problem/4038586> 8A402: Osaka-Mono text overlaps when typing with input method
We weren't clearing the "all ascii" flag when setting text on
Reviewed by Richard Williamson.
- khtml/rendering/render_text.cpp: (RenderText::setText):
- 11:05 AM Changeset in webkit [8826] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebKit
A couple of tweaks to the previous patch, from Darin's review.
- Misc.subproj/WebNSPasteboardExtras.m: (_writableTypesForImageWithoutArchive): remove unnecessary _web prefix (_writableTypesForImageWithArchive): ditto (+[NSPasteboard _web_writableTypesForImageIncludingArchive:]): use mutableCopy rather than initWithArray:, and adjust for name changes
- 10:53 AM Changeset in webkit [8825] by
- 6 edits in trunk/WebKit
Reviewed by Ken.
- fixed <rdar://problem/4031826> REGRESSION (Mail): standalone images from Safari can't be pasted into Mail (WebKit part of fix)
We were always declaring webarchive-related pasteboard types, even in the standalone
image cases where we had no webarchive. Unfortunately, the WebView pasteboard-related
API doesn't prevent this kind of thing from happening, because the code that
declares the types isn't guaranteed to be anywhere near the code that writes
the pasteboard data.
After this fix, I discovered that pasting standalone images into Mail still doesn't
work right, but the remaining issues seem to be entirely in Mail. I wrote up 4041671
to cover these.
- Misc.subproj/WebNSPasteboardExtras.h: (+[NSPasteboard _web_writableTypesForImageIncludingArchive:]): Added boolean parameter; clients must specify whether or not there's an archive involved, because the array of types is different if there is.
- Misc.subproj/WebNSPasteboardExtras.m: (_web_writableTypesForImageWithoutArchive): new static function, constructs (once) and returns the array of types for images that don't have archives (_web_writableTypesForImageWithArchive): new static function, constructs (once) and returns the array of types for images that do have archives (+[NSPasteboard _web_writableTypesForImageIncludingArchive:]): added boolean parameter, now calls one of the two new static functions
(-[NSPasteboard _web_writeImage:URL:title:archive:types:]):
added asserts that we aren't declaring the archive types if we don't have archive data
(-[NSPasteboard _web_declareAndWriteDragImage:URL:title:archive:source:]):
updated to pass parameter to _web_writableTypesForImageIncludingArchive:
- WebView.subproj/WebDefaultContextMenuDelegate.m: (-[WebDefaultUIDelegate copyImageToClipboard:]): updated to pass parameter to _web_writableTypesForImageIncludingArchive:
- WebView.subproj/WebImageView.m: (-[WebImageView copy:]): updated to pass parameter to _web_writableTypesForImageIncludingArchive:
- WebView.subproj/WebView.m: (-[WebView pasteboardTypesForElement:]): updated to pass parameter to _web_writableTypesForImageIncludingArchive:
- 9:42 AM Changeset in webkit [8824] by
- 6 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Ken and Maciej.
- fixed <rdar://problem/3988809> REGRESSION (Mail): wide space characters are turned into plain old spaces when typed or pasted
Changed the few places where it matters to use a "collapsible whitespace" concept instead of
the general whitespace concept. This means treating only ' ' and '\n' specially instead of
including other space characters, which matches what the space-collapsing logic does in RenderText,
although it really needs to behave differently based on whitespace mode.
- khtml/editing/visible_text.h: (khtml::isCollapsibleWhitespace): Added. This returns true only for ' ' and '\n' since they are the only characters collapsed once text is in the DOM. But really it can't do the job ignoring white-space mode, so some day it must go.
- khtml/editing/html_interchange.cpp: (convertHTMLTextToInterchangeFormat): Changed to use isCollapsibleWhitespace and removed unnecessary calls to latin1().
- khtml/editing/htmlediting.cpp: (khtml::isNBSP): Removed unnecessary creation/destruction of QChar each time this is called. (khtml::nextCharacterIsCollapsibleWhitespace): Renamed from isWS and changed to use isCollapsibleWhitespace. (khtml::DeleteSelectionCommand::fixupWhitespace): Use isCollapsibleWhitespace instead of isWS, since we only want to do our NBSP tricks for collapsible whitespace. (khtml::InsertTextCommand::input): Changed use of isTab to instead say == "\t" since that does the same thing and is arguably just as clear. Changed use of isWS to == " " since the input text can't include any "\n" characters, and really a plain old space is the only collapsible thing that can be passed in. Use isCollapsibleWhitespace instead of isWS since we want to do NBSP tricks only for collapsible whitespace, not all whitespace. (khtml::InsertTextCommand::insertSpace): Use isCollapsibleWhitespace instead of isWS since we want to do NBSP tricks only for collapsible whitespace, not all whitespace. (khtml::RebalanceWhitespaceCommand::doApply): Ditto.
- khtml/xml/dom_position.h: Changed treatNBSPAsWhiteSpace parameters to considerNonCollapsibleWhitespace parameters. The most common callers are only interested in collapsible whitespace, and the smart copy and paste callers want to include all whitespace, including non-breaking spaces and all the Unicode spaces.
- khtml/xml/dom_position.cpp: (DOM::Position::leadingWhitespacePosition): Rename the parameter, and use either QChar::isSpace or isCollapsibleWhitespace depending on the boolean passed in. (DOM::Position::trailingWhitespacePosition): Ditto.
Mar 7, 2005:
- 6:27 PM Changeset in webkit [8823] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebKit
More bullet proofing for <rdar://problem/4038304> CrashTracer: ....9 crashes at com.apple.WebKit: -[WebTextRenderer initWithFont:usingPrinterFont:] + 840
Protect against removal of Times and Times New Roman from
system. If these fonts are removed attempt to get system font
instead of FATAL_ALWAYS.
Reviewed by John.
- WebCoreSupport.subproj/WebTextRenderer.m: (-[WebTextRenderer initWithFont:usingPrinterFont:]):
- 6:27 PM Changeset in webkit [8822] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Darin.
- <rdar://problem/4040868> REGRESSION (Mail, 403-403+): Drag and drop deletes text, many other bad editing problems
- khtml/rendering/render_text.cpp: (RenderText::caretMaxOffset): A "-" should have been a "+" in this method that was tweaked an hour ago. Editing was completely horked.
- 5:46 PM Changeset in webkit [8821] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Additional nil check from fix for 4040749.
- khtml/rendering/render_box.cpp: (RenderBox::setStyle):
- 5:38 PM Changeset in webkit [8820] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Additional nil check from fix for 4040749.
- khtml/rendering/render_layer.cpp: (RenderLayer::updateLayerPosition):
- 5:30 PM Changeset in webkit [8819] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Darin.
<rdar://problem/4033202> REGRESSION (Mail): Can't arrow up at a particular spot in a particular Mail message
Doublecheck that new position is really on a different line, because the VisiblePosition constructor does not.
Filed <rdar://problem/4040763> for that problem.
- khtml/editing/visible_units.cpp: (khtml::previousLinePosition):
- 5:11 PM Changeset in webkit [8818] by
- 3 edits in trunk/WebCore
Fixed <rdar://problem/4040749> REGRESSION (125-178): opacity style not working, breaks fading images on okcupid.com
When layers are dynamically created/removed as a result of changing opacity they weren't being correctly
sized and positioned. This happens whenever opacity goes from < 1 to 1.
Reviewed by Darin.
- khtml/rendering/render_box.cpp: (RenderBox::setStyle):
- khtml/rendering/render_layer.cpp: (RenderLayer::updateLayerPosition):
- 5:05 PM Changeset in webkit [8817]
- 28 copies3 deletes in tags/WebKit-125~5~7
This commit was manufactured by cvs2svn to create tag
- 5:05 PM Changeset in webkit [8816] by
- 2 edits in branches/Safari-1-2-branch/WebKit
versioning for Security Update 2005-003, WebKit-125.5.7
- 5:00 PM Changeset in webkit [8815] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
- fixed handling of min max caret position to take into account the possibility of BIDI text (4016072)
- 4:24 PM Changeset in webkit [8814] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Ken.
<rdar://problem/4029225> REGRESSION (Mail): Crash if hit return after dragging in attachment - DeleteSelectionCommand::initializePositionData
Work around the fact that the height() of a BR is 0 if there are no text elements on the line, even if there are replaced elements.
Filed <rdar://problem/4040358> RenderBR height() is not accurate.
- khtml/editing/htmlediting.cpp: (khtml::ReplaceSelectionCommand::doApply): When height is 0, double check that the placeholder is the first position on the line.
- 3:35 PM Changeset in webkit [8813] by
- 3 edits in trunk
versioning for TOT, Safari 2.0 (403+). The tree is open!
- 3:23 PM Changeset in webkit [8812]
- 1 copy in tags/Safari-303
This commit was manufactured by cvs2svn to create tag 'Safari-303'.
- 3:23 PM Changeset in webkit [8811] by
- 3 edits in trunk
versioning for SUPanWheat, Safari 1.3 (v303)
- 3:17 PM Changeset in webkit [8810]
- 1 copy in tags/Safari-403
This commit was manufactured by cvs2svn to create tag 'Safari-403'.
- 3:17 PM Changeset in webkit [8809] by
- 6 edits in trunk
Safari-403 stamp
- 2:36 PM Changeset in webkit [8808] by
- 2 edits in branches/Safari-1-2-branch/WebKit
2005-03-07 Adele Amchan <email@example.com>
Reviewed by Darin.
- Resources/IDNScriptWhiteList.txt: Took out Katakana_Or_Hiragana, since the Panther version of ICU doesn't have this script.
- 2:04 PM Changeset in webkit [8807] by
- 3 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Vicki
Fix for this bug:
<rdar://problem/4040136> Expose SPI for WebCore's functions to create document fragments from plain text and markup strings
- kwq/DOMHTML.mm: Add two new SPI functions. (-[DOMHTMLDocument _createDocumentFragmentWithMarkupString:baseURLString:]) (-[DOMHTMLDocument _createDocumentFragmentWithText:])
- kwq/DOMPrivate.h: Declare the new SPI here, a privately-exported header, so Mail can make use of it.
- 1:18 PM Changeset in webkit [8806] by
- 3 edits2 adds in trunk
Reviewed by John
Fix for this bug:
<rdar://problem/4039676> REGRESSION (Mail): in reply, <cr> on pasted text (without trailing newline) is eaten when pasted above date
- khtml/editing/htmlediting.cpp: (khtml::ReplaceSelectionCommand::doApply): Code to "eat" a <br> element, that was creating an otherwise empty line, was running when it should not. If the content being pasted in does not end in a "logical" newline itself, then the <br> already in the content needs to be preserved. A simple one-line change now sees to this.
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/paste-text-010-expected.txt: This test now has an extra, but harmless, <br> at the end of a paragraph. This makes sense given the code change.
New test:
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/paste-text-018-expected.txt: Added.
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/paste-text-018.html: Added.
- 8:19 AM Changeset in webkit [8805] by
- 2 edits2 adds in trunk
Reviewed by John
Fix for this bug:
<rdar://problem/4035648> REGRESSION (Mail): line feed in source HTML file causes bad copy/paste behavior
The createMarkup() function in markup.cpp iterates over the nodes in a range,
and does some bookkeeping to figure out when to add close tags to the markup.
Some code added at the start of the loop to prevent markup from being written
for unrendered nodes short-circuited the rest of the loop, and so prevented
the close-tag-writing code from running when it should.
This is why the "plain" text wound up inside of the bold tag in the example
above. The addition of the unrendered return character caused an incorrect
delay in the close tag for the bold element from being written out, with the
result being that it wound up including additional content.
The fix is to add checks for node renderers throughout the loop at the points
where markup is written out for each node. This allows the additional close
tag logic to run as needed.
All layout tests pass with this change.
- khtml/editing/markup.cpp: (khtml::createMarkup)
New test:
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/paste-4035648-fix-expected.txt: Added.
- layout-tests/editing/pasteboard/paste-4035648-fix.html: Added.
Mar 6, 2005:
- 7:48 PM Changeset in webkit [8804] by
- 2 edits in branches/Safari-1-2-branch/WebKit
Rolled in fix from Tiger for IDN spoofing.
2005-03-06 Darin Adler <firstname.lastname@example.com>
- fixed obvious mistake in IDN script code (luckily it hasn't been in a submission yet!)
- Misc.subproj/WebNSURLExtras.m: (readIDNScriptWhiteListFile): Use "index" to index into the array, not "script", which is the script number, not the 32-bit-word index.
- 7:46 PM Changeset in webkit [8803] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebKit
- fixed obvious mistake in IDN script code (luckily it hasn't been in a submission yet!)
- Misc.subproj/WebNSURLExtras.m: (readIDNScriptWhiteListFile): Use "index" to index into the array, not "script", which is the script number, not the 32-bit-word index.
- 2:33 PM Changeset in webkit [8802] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
- fixed text box search code for caret rect to properly account for BIDI text (4038674)
- 12:03 AM Changeset in webkit [8801] by
- 3 edits in trunk/WebCore
- fixed problem with searching for BIDI text boxes (3587609)
- fixed missing initalizer of RTL flag in WebCoreStyle


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Tag Archives: bowhunting tips
2 Tips for Shooting in the Wind
Posted on October 31, 2012
Many bowhunters pursuing mule deer and antelope, especially on the open prairie lands, will face windy shooting conditions. Whether you should take a shot in the wind varies on two important factors. The first one is practice. Have you shot a lot in the wind? And with your normal … more
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Posted on October 23, 2012
Accuracy is in the details when it comes to selecting a modern-day drop-away rest It wasn't that long ago really, perhaps 2004 or 2005, when the most common arrow rest was made of two simple metal prongs, or some variation thereof. It wasn't very tunable, had no arrow containment … more


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At the risk of being hammered for my feebleness and "turd missions," I have some questions about hunting out of a layout boat for mallards. After I retired from teaching in Florence, I headed to Klamath Falls area of Oregon. I built a layout boat similar to the Mighty Layout Boys, but without the splash back shield. Although I love the design, I made it too heavy for me in terms of dragging and lifting up to the truck bed. (110 pounds.) The few times I used it in Oregon on shallow ponds with tulles, it worked great. I built up a frame for my lab. The actual height from the water to the combing is eleven inches, but with the alum. framing for the dog and me sitting up reached 24-inches. Hunting the East Bay of Flathead Lake is tough because I do not have the strength to drag it over weeds and muck to get to good cover. OK, listen I am not whining about creeping old age, but I do have physical impairments. I have little use of my right shoulder and arm so I have to have my shotgun propped up. Second, I have had two blood clots in both eyes and I have lost about 40% vision. Stop! I am not looking for sympathy or getting flamed. Here is the problem. I can't lay down flat because I can not lift my shotgun very high. I can not pass shot. They have bierds come into the dekes. Second, I have to move my head to scan the horizon. Compounding the problem is that I have been bringing my yellow lab, and he is worse than I am for flashing his face. So, I will leave him behind. Here are my questions to those of you experienced in hunting from a layout boat.
1. Is it possible to bring in mallards out on the mud flats with no cover and without completely laying down in a prone position?
2. What is the highest level I could keep my head up? (I will have some cover over my head.)
3. Is 18 dekes enough?
4. I just never got around to buying a Robo duck. If I get one, how far away from the layout boat should it be?
5. How far away should my dekes be from the boat?
6. If I pulled the layout boat out with a motorized boat, how far away should I anchor the other boat? (Just an idea.)
I'll go back to putting camo on my face. I wear glasses and the masks fogged up my glasses. I am a better duck boat builder than I am a duck hunter, but I need to get back to basics because one never knows how many seasons are left. I hope someone has some advice. My guess is that I will be told I need to lay down flat, quit moving my face, leave the dog home and invest in 100 to 200 bluebill and redhead decoys and move out in the bay. Oh, well...


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Sean Kugler Media Luncheon Transcript (9/2/13)
Sep 2, 2013
(Opening remarks)
(On New Mexico)
"Defensively, they're kind of like we are. They don't return a lot of starters, but the ones that they do are excellent players. Their weakside linebacker #41 is an outstanding player. He is all over the field and makes a bunch of tackles for them. They moved their defensive end from last year inside to nose guard. He's extremely athletic for that position. He gives them a lot of athleticism up front. They have some junior college transfers with good size along the D-line. And they've got some outside backers who can really run, in particular #10 and #18. In the secondary, they're kind of like us, they've got some guys that are untested on paper but very talented. #15 returned a fumble 45 yards for them. He's a good sized junior college transfer corner. They also have a junior college transfer safety that runs around and hits people. Experience wise, they're very similar to us but a very productive defense. They like to pressure. They fly to the ball and that will be a challenge. Also a very enormous challenge for us will be their kicking game. They have an outstanding punter. He netted close to 47 yards the other night. He kicked four inside the 20, and pinned it deep and two to the one-yard line. That's outstanding at any level. They've got a great kicker that's returning. All three of their kicks were touchbacks into the end zone. He did miss one field goal, which is uncharacteristic of him. They also have two very experienced kick returners who are very explosive. In the kicking game we're going to have to be extremely sound because they can make up the difference. They won the field position battle against UTSA. Unfortunately for them UTSA had the one long drive at a critical moment of the game. We're going to try to flip that field as far as special teams."
(On who will kick Saturday night)
"Our place kicker will be Jay Mattox. He will handle the kickoffs and all field goal and extra point duties. Our punter will either be Brandon Moss or Jay Mattox. That [battle] will continue the early part of the week. I'm leaning towards Moss from the standpoint of being consistent with get off and hang time. That's probably how we'll line up on Saturday."
(On what New Mexico did on Saturday night)
(Are you excited for your first game?)
(On what he would tell fans who have a wait and see attitude on this year's team)
(Are you pleased with the team's preparation?)
(Do you consider this to be a rivalry?)
(On the early portion of the schedule)
(On Aaron Jones)
(On being a physical offense)
(On the status of Richard Spencer, Wesley Miller and Nathan Jeffery)
(Will the team come out of the Mine Shaft this year?)
(On the bench switching sidelines this year and now being on the press box side of the field)
(On Jameill Showers)
- Men's Sports
- Women's Sports
Inside Athletics
- Inside Athletics
- 1966 National Champions
- Athletic Training
- Cheerleading
- Compliance
- Core Purpose and Vision Statement
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Luke Bryan Reveals Track List for New Album
Luke Bryan's highly anticipated new album, 'Crash My Party' is slated for release on August 13th and now, the singer has revealed the track listing for the album.
The album's title song, 'Crash My Party' is already a huge success, so fans can be sure that the rest of Bryan's fourth studio album will be just as great as the first single.
Here's the full track list for 'Crash My Party' –
1. That's My Kind Of Night
2. Beer In The Headlights
3. Crash My Party
4. Roller Coaster
5. We Run This Town
6. Drink A Beer
7. I See You
8. Goodbye Girl
9. Play It Again
10. Blood Brothers
11. Out Like That
12. Shut It Down
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Looks like you are very pleased with it, seems pretty cool.
Not "Knocking" your netbook, we've got two, buy have you read CNets latest thoughts on Netbooks?
I was in Costco the other day and they had a HP notebook for $349.00 Not sure of the specs on it, but I played around with it for about 1/2hour and almost tried to convince myself to get it. I might still get it because I take minutes for a non profit agency that meets a few times a month and I am always shlepping that heavy laptop. That's what I want it for, also surfing when I go traveling.


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Guys and Gals
I need some help. I have had my 2002 WRX for about 2 years now. It has about 83k miles with no problems and original clutch. The deal is the clutch seems to be slipping when I am starting from a dead stop. Slipping is the best word I can use to describe this phenomenon. Essentially the car acts like it is going to stall out by shaking around despite amble throttle application with slow clutch engagement. It only seems to happen when the car is cold, and will generally fade once the car is at normal operating temp. What do you guys think? Is it time to replace the clutch? Is this common occurance with WRX models? Thanks for your time.


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Animal Abuse in Dixie County
A post on Facebook was too much for one Dixie County woman, who is now trying to create a better way to save animals.
Mardee Hill was prompted to reach out to the community because of the photo you see used for this story.
She's asking for help to create a no-kill humane society in Dixie County.
Right now the only establishment that takes animals is the county- run pound. But animals there are not available for adoption.
Sheriff's deputies say too many people were returning the animals or just setting them loose.
Its a system Hill has had enough of.
"People do not treat them right as in the pictures that you saw which is what really brought this to head. It was heartbreaking seeing these starving, malnourished dogs and so this was the breaking point that we need to do something and work together with the county so that our animals can have support and be treated like part of a family."
As to the photos, deputies say they received a call about dogs being mistreated and picked some of them up.
They deny the residence was the home of a puppy mill, but say an investigation is ongoing.
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Falling for Zippora
New Zealand and Australia are friendly neighbours, frequently borrowing talent from eachother. This time it's Kiwi Zippora Seven for Australia's Fallen magazine, and it's a clean, minimalistic portrait by Holly Blake that's betrayed only by messy textured hair and a defining nose ring as an accessory. The clothing brings an edge to modern crisp whites and all-over blacks by pairing sporty sheer mesh with lace…
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Took this one tonight!
Took this one tonight!
Nice! That yours?
wicked sweet lightsaber! Is that photoshop?
So you decided to go with Revan. Looks great!
no photoshop at all...just taken at night outside with a MR FX vader saber! My lil bro kicks *** at pictures!
Very cool, man, very cool!
MORE PICS MAN! You know how excited I am to see this costume! I want to see it all!!!! haha
Ok...still WIP need to get a few things right...Here is wat I threw together:
REALLY COOL!!!! That mask looks so awesome!
Very nice Bro - I'll bet you don't want to take it off!
How good is your visibility thru the mask?
NICE! Awesome to see a fellow Revan out there I did one myself a couple years back
Very excellent choice in costume my friend 8) Revan has got to be one of the baddest Sith to ever gain power.
my mask (a little close but cool)
I'm new to the site and found this thread, thought I'd post a pic of my Revan. This was from last October before I started modding it to make it acceptable. Got a nice gust of wind under the hood , but I thought the rest of the costume looked great.
Revan saber is in! Also got a full scout trooper suit today sadly it is WAY too small....
That is awesome!!! If I wasn't doing a mando, I'd go for a revan...
ok, now that is COOL!!!!
Glockink, thats is a very cool Revan. I considered him before Boba. Awesome mate!
That is soooooooo cool mate love this character great job.
Sweet possible one of the best Revans ive seen
now that Im moved into the new house...I gotta finish it...
Awsome work... out of curiosity is there a download out there of his helmet to build?
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The Harlequins centre is set to attend training on Wednesday in time to be considered for his club's Zurich Premiership match against Leeds on Saturday.
"How do we get up for another game? I haven't got a clue," said Greenwood after Saturday's 20-17 win over Australia.
"I was talking to Aussie Daniel Herbert. He said he didn't sleep for four days after they won it in 1999.
"I'll see my wife on Tuesday and go back into training on Wednesday. We'll make a decision then.
"There might be a breathalyser test. Is it illegal to play under the influence?"
Greenwood said the England team would only realise the enormity of their
achievement when they arrived back home on Tuesday.
But he reckons Jonny Wilkinson's winning drop goal went down as well as David Platt's last-ditch strike for England against Belgium in the 1990 football World Cup.
"To me, I can imagine it was just like that David Platt goal," said Greenwood.
"In 1990 I was sill at school at Sedburgh and we were all crammed around a TV.
"Paintings were coming off the wall, chairs were getting smashed up and people were jumping around. That's how I imagine it was back home.
"But at the moment for us it feels like it's been a successful England tour.
"It will probably hit us when we get back. The phones have been red hot from back home."


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Divya Victor in Conversation with Tania De Rozario at Jacket2
For her Jacket2 column "Discourses on Locality: Singapore" Divya Victor discusses writer, visual artist, and curator Tania de Rozario, including an interview with the multi-dimensional artist. More:
"Does one named woman communicating with another named woman still count as a positive on the Bechdel test if one woman is not actually human?" – Tania De Rozario
Tania De Rozario is an artist, writer and curator interested in issues of gender and sexuality, representations of women in Horror, and art as activism. Her practice hovers on the intersections between text and image, and her work has been showcased in London, Spain, Amsterdam, Singapore, New York and San Francisco. Tania is the author of Tender Delirium (Math Paper Press | 2013), which was shortlisted for the 2014 Singapore Literature Prize, the winner of the 2011 NAC-SPH Golden Point Award for English Poetry, and recipient of the NAC Arts Creation Fund for her literary memoir, And The Walls Come Crumbling Down. She is also runs EtiquetteSG, a multidisciplinary platform focused on developing and showcasing art, writing, film and music made by women. As an Associate Artist with The Substation, Singapore's oldest independent art centre, her work has included embarking on Making Trouble, a research project documenting links between Visual Art and activism in post-2000 Singapore. Tania's poetry and fiction have been published in numerous journals and anthologies. She has also written extensively about art.and has undertaken residencies at NUS, (Singapore), Hedgebrook (USA), Sangam House (India), The Unifiedfield (Spain) and Toji Cultural Centre (South Korea).
Read their complete conversation, beginning with a discussion of horror films, at Jacket2.
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There are various ways that you can catch the virus. There are also some false myths that have gone around since the herpes was discovered.
There are two types of herpes, type one and type two (type one causes sores above the waist and type two causes sores below the waist) and they are both transmitted the same way. Any of the following ways can allow the spreading of herpes from one person to another:
When in contact with someone who has the herpes simplex virus, it is easy for you to transmit it, even if they aren't experiencing any outbreaks. A lot of the time, those who are carrying the virus (usually type one), they won't even know they have it until they infect someone else who then has the symptoms. Parents can pass the herpes virus along to their children through kissing. The children who transmit it usually experience the outbreaks during adulthood.
Sometimes, when the virus is contracted, it lies dormant for longer than usual (normally is about two to 20 days) because your immune system is blocking it. Other times, when you are infected again by the virus, it will finally activate an outbreak. When the symptoms develop relies on the individual and their health. Those who have immune system deficiencies are the most at risk of getting multiple outbreaks. Research shows that the first attack of a herpes outbreak is usually the worse because the body doesn't know how to fight the foreign bacteria.
This is one of the myths about transmission of herpes. People think that toilet seats, towels, wash cloths, bath tubs and swimming pools can spread the herpes virus. This is not true. The virus can't survive long on dry cold surfaces and water disperses the virus. To possibly transmit the virus from a solid surface, you would have to have an open wound touch the exact spot where the virus was left behind. You would also have to do this within seconds of that person leaving it there.
This isn't true. Research shows that transmission of the virus can occur even when the person isn't experiencing an outbreak. The skin can still shed the virus, especially where a sore just healed. The main cause of the transmission of herpes is because the person infected doesn't know they have it. The virus is lying in their body dormant or the symptoms are so mild, they go unnoticed. This is called a asymptomatic transmission.
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - The University of North Carolina women's soccer team has finalized a 13-member recruiting class for the 2013 season which begins late next month with games against Santa Clara and VCU. The 13 newcomers, which include 12 freshman class members and a transfer from the University Georgia, join 23 returning letter winners on the Tar Heels' 36-woman roster for the upcoming campaign.
Coach Anson Dorrance's team returns a six-member senior class for 2013 as well as five underclass starters from the 2012 team that made a remarkable run through the NCAA Tournament to win the program's 22nd national collegiate championship since the 1981-82 school year.
This year's newcomers in alphabetical order include:
Maggie Bill is a forward/midfielder from Huntington, N.Y., where she was a multi-sport athlete in soccer, basketball, lacrosse and track. A 2013 alumna of St. Anthony's High School, she is the daughter of Robert and Katie Bill. A member of the Albertson Soccer Club, she was a Top Drawer Soccer four-rated player ranked as the #4 prospect in New York and the #84 talent in the U.S. A gifted talent in both soccer and lacrosse, she will play for two defending NCAA championship teams in her freshman year at Carolina. She also earned Under Armour All-America honors on the lacrosse field. As a senior on the pitch, she captained a state championship team.
Joanna Boyles is a much decorated club soccer player over the past five years as she has advanced to earn a spot on the U.S. Under-17 and Under-18 Women's National Teams. A native of Raleigh, N.C., Boyles is a midfielder who graduated from Sanderson High School in 2013. The daughter of Scott and Wendy Boyles did not play high school soccer, concentrating on her play with her long-time club team, the '94 CASL Chelsea Ladies, where she has been the teams' leading scorer each of the past three years. She has earned NSCAA Youth All-America honors in multiple years. Boyles began earning caps with the U.S. Under-15 Girls National Team and was promoted to the U17 squad beginning in 2010. She was a member of the 2010 Nordic Cup championship team and the 2012 CONCACAF championship team and she also played for the Under-17s at the 2012 World Cup in Azerbaijan.
Emily Bruder of Sandy Utah, is another veteran of U.S. youth national teams, having been promoted to the U18 squad in 2013. A forward, she is the daughter of Kevin and Susan Bruder and she graduated from Juan Diego Catholic High School this past June. Playing her club soccer for the Utah Avalanche '94 Black, Bruder played in the 2012 U17 World Cup in Azerbaijan after it won the CONCACAF title earlier in the year. She copped NSCAA Youth All-America honors in 2012. Bruder played three sports in high school and was named first-team All-State all four years on the pitch, leading the state in scoring three times. She scored 100 career goals in high school and had game-winning goals in leading her high school team to state championships in both 2009 and 2010.
Cameron Castleberry is another stellar midfielder from Raleigh, N.C. and like Boyles, a member of the '94 CASL Chelsea Ladies club team. Graduating from Ravenscroft School this past spring, Castleberry was a recent call up to the U.S. U18 National Team. She is the daughter of Jeff and Suzanne Castleberry and a 2012 NSCAA Youth All-America as an attacking midfielder and forward. As a member of the Chelsea Ladies, she led her club team to multiple ECNL national championships on the youth level. Elevated to the U17 National Team player pool in 2011, Castleberry was a two-sport performer at Ravenscroft and the state's private school player of the year as a sophomore when she scored 25 goals and had 15 assists.
Jenny Chiu is another addition to Carolina's midfield corps from El Paso, Texas where she attended School for Educational Enrichment. The daughter of C.Y. and Lorena Chiu holds dual U.S. and Mexican citizenship and has played for youth national teams for both countries, limiting her to one year of high school play. She has earned U.S. national team spots at the U14, U15 and U17 level. In 2012, she was a member of the Mexican U17 Team and captain of the team which qualified in the CONCACAF Championships and then moved on to the World Cup in Azerbaijan.
Sarah Ashley Firstenberg is another Texas native who joins the Tar Heels in 2013. A native of Irving, she is the daughter of Barry and Elva Firstenberg and a 2013 alumna of the Episcopal School of Dallas where she played volleyball and golf in addition to soccer. She played both forward and midfield on the pitch both with her high school team and the FC Dallas ECNL U18 club team. She led her high school team in scoring all four years with 74 career goals, including 36 alone in her senior year.
Darcy McFarlane is an attacking center midfielder from Mill Valley, Calif., who joins her older sister, Kelly, a rising senior on the UNC team. The daughter of Craig and Marilou McFarlane, she graduated from the Branson School in 2013. She played club soccer for Marin FC '95 Blue for five years before switching to the Santa Rosa United U18 ECNL her final season. In ODP soccer, she earned multiple honors on state and regional teams while also being a gifted student-athlete at Branson where she played three sports. A two-time Marin County Athletic League player of the year selection, she earned multiple athletic honors at Branson and was president of the student body as a senior and a cum laude graduate of the school.
Amber Munerlyn is one of the most talented youth national team players coming out of the high school class of 2013. A native of Corona, Calif., she is the daughter of Cubby and Marian Munerlyn and a 2013 alumna of Santiago High School. Munerlyn played primarily forward in high school and has seen striker duty for much of her national team career where she played with the U17 National Team as early as 2010. In 2012, she scored the winning goal to lift the U.S. U17 team to a CONCACAF tournament win over Canada and then played for that team in the World Cup in Azerbaijan. She was elevated to the U20 Team beginning with a February 2013 call up. She was the Gatorade State High School Player of the Year for California in 2012-13 and ranked as the #6 recruit in the senior class by Top Drawer Soccer.
Alexa Newfield of Decatur, Ga., was a late addition to the class after transferring to UNC from the University of Georgia. She was a standout player at St. Pius X High School in Atlanta, graduating in 2010. Newfield missed most of the 2012 season at UGA with a nagging knee injury and retains two years of eligibility. As a sophomore, she led the Bulldogs in scoring with 16 goals and eight assists, tallying seven game-winning goals and going a perfect 5-for-5 on penalty kicks. Her 40 points were a season school record for the Bulldogs and she was named All-SEC and first-team All-South Region. As a freshman in 2010, she tied for the team lead in goals scored with eight and was named first-team All-SEC and to the Southeastern Conference's All-Freshman Team. She was also a Soccer America All-Freshman second-team honoree. She is the daughter of Peter and Deidre Newfield.
Danae O'Halloran is the daughter of Patrick and Donna O'Halloran. She hails from Toms River, N.J. where she recently graduated from Toms River High School North. She played her club soccer for the N.J. Wildcats Lady Strikers where she was the team captain of a squad ranked fourth nationally. That team also won a U.S. club national title in 2008 and was a two-time state champion under coach Jim Gabarra (now with Sky Blue FC). In high school she played both midfield and forward and was a gifted track performer as well, competing in Nike Nationals and the Penn Relays. Her track prowess was in events ranging from the 55 meters through the 400 meters and she was her school's track MVP four years in a row.
Niki Romero is a multi-faceted player who joins the Tar Heels from Las Vegas, Nev., where she graduated from the West Career and Technical Academy. She played primarily at forward in high school but can play any position on the field. She is the daughter of Jose and Rachelle Romero. Romero saw her earliest youth national team exposure in 2011 as a member of the U15 National Team before making the jump the U18s in 2012 and continuing on that squad in 2013. She was the offensive MVP of her high school team which reached the state semifinals.
Amada Rooney is a midfielder from Hicksville, N.Y., where she attended Hicksville High School. She is the daughter of Laura Rooney. She played her club soccer for eight years for the Albertson Elite Fury on Long Island, making the state ODP team six years and the regional team five years and also serving as team captain. Rooney has been a youth national team pool player for two years and she was a member of the Long Island Fury WPSL team since age 15, including a 2009 national championship season.Maya Worth of Cary, N.C., closes out the recruiting class for the Tar Heels. The daughter of Leroy and Karen Worth, she graduated from Green Hope High School where she was one of the state's top tracker performers. She is the third member of the '94 CASL Chelsea Ladies in this year's recruiting class, having played on ECNL national championship teams for the club in 2011 and 2012. She holds six Green Hope High School track records while in her final two years on the pitch she tallied 16 goals and 16 assists for her prep team.


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I would like to welcome Linda Andrews to my blog. Hi, Linda! It's great to have you here today. Please tell us a bit about yourself.
I'm a scientist who writes paranormal romance. Yep, I have a secret personality just like a superhero. Okay, I don't have superpowers, but my characters do. The heroine of Brianna can learn things by touching objects, that's called psychometry. She also has a cat that is the incarnation of an Egyptian goddess. I too learn things by picking up objects–like that's hot, or soft or squishy and my cats (ordinary felines that they are) think I should worship them like they are gods/goddesses. As you can tell, I use my writing to escape my rather mundane everyday life.
I have cats, too. I think they secretly are gods and goddesses! Ha-ha. What genre do you most enjoy writing?
Oddly enough I enjoy writing in all the genres I write–sci-fi, fantasy, paranormal, and horror. But I will say fantasy and paranormal allow me to stretch my imagination far beyond the boundaries of the box of the science and horror.
I think that's great. I personally enjoy a story that mixes a bit of both. What is the easiest and most difficult thing about your genres?
The writing is the hardest thing. Writing is work, hard work. I'm always amazed at the images people get from simple words. Pinning down the right words to get the reader to see what you want is a lot like pulling an ace of spade out of a deck of cards. You could do it, but I'm not sure that there isn't a bit of magic involved. Of course, I love the challenge and so I keep writing.
The easiest thing about paranormal romance is creating the worlds and coming up with unique twists. Anything goes and I love it.
Well put! Who is your favorite character in your book, and what do you like most about him or her?
My favorite character in Brianna is the hero. He's an alpha kind of guy but Brianna doesn't play by his rules and is more set on rescuing him than allowing him to rescue her. She also doesn't know these rules, he keeps trying to foist on her. She's spunky and daring–matching him in everything and he's man enough to appreciate it, even though it's driving him nuts.
Do you get many of your ideas from your own life, or is your work mostly fictional?
A little of both. Brianna is recovered from consumption (aka tuberculosis) and had spent most of her life undergoing medical treatments and trying to ignore the social stigma associated with the disease in the Victorian era. Having spent the first ten years of my life with a medical handicap, I completely understand why her character is so set on living as well as forsaking those social conventions that get in her way.
That's a fascinating plot line; I can't wait to read this. I have mentioned consumption in conversation before, and people either knew what I was talking about or had no idea. You're tackling a very interesting subject. What was the main inspiration behind your current novel?
I love the Victorian era and Egypt, especially mummies. I did want to be an Egyptologist when I was younger, then I realized my claustrophobia made it impossible. But those things don't apply to writing, so I sent Brianna to Egypt to protect the tomb of the only Egyptian mortal to become a god, Imhotep.
I think I would be too claustrophobic, too, but it's wonderful that you're writing about it. How did you get started in publishing, and what did you find most difficult?
I got my first break from Zumaya Publications when they bought the story of Brianna's parents back in 2001. I'd been writing for 4 years at the time and had my share of rejections. Brianna is my 9th book published with them. The most difficult aspect was not getting discouraged by the rejections. Being stubborn by nature and having writer friends through RWA has helped tremendously.
Do you have a tip for my readers, or something you'd like to share?
If you love a story or an author send them an email and let them know. Writers are modern day hermits. We do so much alone and get lots of feedback about how to fix the things that are wrong in our manuscripts that it'll make someone's day to hear how they got it right. Actually, I'd apply that to everything in life. Take the time to appreciate the little things that someone does for you and thank them–even if it's their job!
Great advice, Linda. Thank you so much for sharing, and for being here today. Good luck with your writing!
Love, lies, and an ancient Egyptian curse. Brianna Grey holds the key to mankind's destruction and someone is willing to kill for it. Having spent most of her life dying of consumption, one man's kiss has resurrected her desire to live. For US Treasury Agent, Duncan Stuart, love means death. He works alone, lives alone and plans to die alone until he meets Brianna again. Under the harsh Egyptian sun, Duncan will break all his rules to save her but will it be enough to overcome the secrets that could get them both killed?
Get acquainted with Linda Andrews's writing by downloading the FREE Paranormal Romance The Love Lottery today.
Linda Andrews's Ghost of a Chance is on sale now on Amazon. Check it out! Brianna is not yet available, but it will be soon . . . .


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One of my favorite zines from the last few years is one that was published in the winter of 2008 called My Time Annihilator: A Brief History of 1930's Science Fiction Fanzines. As a not-so-closet history geek, it was the kind of zine that made me wish that I had been the editor responsible for its creation. In addition to its cool antiquarian vibe, My Time Annihilator was super informative. In fact, it was by…Continue


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Effects of Pin-up Oxygen on [60]Fullerene for Enhanced Antioxidant Activity
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DOI: 10.1007/s11671-008-9142-4
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- Matsubayashi, K., Goto, T., Togaya, K. et al. Nanoscale Res Lett (2008) 3: 237. doi:10.1007/s11671-008-9142-4
The introduction of pin-up oxygen on C60, such as in the oxidized fullerenes C60O and C60On, induced noticeable increase in the antioxidant activity as compared to pristine C60. The water-soluble inclusion complexes of fullerenes C60O and C60Onreacted with linoleic acid peroxyl radical 1.7 and 2.4 times faster, respectively.
KeywordsFullerene C60 Oxidized fullerene C60O Antioxidant γ-Cyclodextrin PVP
Fullerenes and its derivatives are well known as a new class of antioxidants and they have attracted considerable attention in biologic applications due to their high reactivity toward radicals [1], especially reactive oxygen species (ROS) such as superoxide [2], hydroxyl radical [3], peroxyl radicals [4], and nitric oxide [5]. These harmful radicals attack lipids, proteins, DNA, and other biologic tissues and organs. It has been found that water-soluble fullerenes can be used as potential antioxidants and neuroprotective drugs against degenerative diseases related to oxidative stress [6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11]. Thus, water-soluble fullerenes, including host–guest inclusion complexes, are promising candidates for practical use as antioxidants. However, such a radical scavenging ability has not been well investigated systematically for functionalized fullerenes, and the development of more efficient and easily accessible fullerene antioxidant derivatives has become an urgent requirement.
Materials and Apparatuses
Fullerene C60and oxidized fullerene C60Onwere purchased from Frontier Carbon Corporation. Polyvinylpirrolidone (PVP K 30) was purchased from Wako Pure Chemical Industries, Ltd. Other reagents and organic solvents as well as pure water were all commercially available and used as received. UV-visible spectra were measured on a JASCO V-550 equipped with a thermal controller. LCMS analysis was performed on a SHIMADZU LCMS-2010EV. Ball mill grinding for the preparation ofγ-cyclodextrin inclusion complexes was carried out using a FRITSCH pulverisette 6. DFT calculation of molecular orbital energy levels were performed using Spartan '04 software at B3LYP/6-31G* level of theory.
Synthesis of PVP/C60and its Oxidized Derivatives
A toluene solution (10 mL) of fullerene C60(8 mg) was added to an ethanol solution (5 mL) of PVP (1 g) and stirred for 12 h at room temperature under air. After evaporation of the solvent, drying of the residue under vacuum at room temperature for 18 h gave PVP/C60quantitatively (1 g) as a brown solid.
Synthesis ofγ-CD/C60and C60O
Fullerene C60 (10 mg) and γ-cyclodextrin (70 mg) in an agate vessel (50 mL) together with a mixing ball made of zirconia (0.3 g × 30) were vigorously mixed by using ball mill at a rate of 650 rpm for 30 min. The milling was repeated by addition of ethanol (5 mL) for 30 min. After drying the ethanol, pure water (5 mL) was added and mixed again for 30 min. The mixture was centrifuged and the obtained solution was filtered through a membrane filter (0.45 and 0.1 μm) to give a clear purple solution. The concentration of solution and the yield were estimated to be 1.40 mM and 31.7%, respectively, by the use of the molar absorption coefficient ε = 5.06 × 104 M−1 cm−1 determined at λmax 329 nm for the cyclohexane solution according to the previously reported method [13]b]. The concentration and the yield for C60O were 682 μM and 25.1%, respectively (ε = 3.25 × 104 M−1 cm−1 at λmax 322 nm in cyclohexane).
β-Caroten Bleaching Method
Chloroform solutions of 11 μL ofβ-carotene (1.0 mg/mL), 4.4 μL of linoleic acid (0.1 g/mL) and 22 μL of Tween 40 (0.2 g/mL) were mixed in a quartz cell equipped with a screw-on cap, and then the solvent was removed in vacuo. An aliquot of the emulsion was immediately diluted with 2.4 mL of phosphate buffer solution (0.018 M, pH 7.0), and 0.1 mL of antioxidant (7.5–75 nmol, equivalent to C60) in deionized water was added to the diluted mixture. The solution was mixed well and heated at 50°C under air in a quartz cell on a UV spectrometer in order to monitor the decrease in the absorbance ofβ-carotene at 460 nm.
Results and Discussion
In conclusion, we have found a meaningful key in developing new applicable antioxidants using fullerenes by means of a simple and conventional technique that can enhance their antioxidant activity by simply introducing pin-up oxygen on the fullerene cage.
1The C60On, instead of C60O2due to the difficulty in availability, was used to investigate the effect of the number of pin-up oxygen on C60as well as the scope for the practical use. The component ratio of C60Onwas determined by LCMS (mass spectra and peak area) as follows: C60, 22; C60O, 33; C60O2, 27; C60O3, 14; C60O4, 5%.
2Calculated HOMO levels of C60, C60O, and C60O2(e) are −5.99, −5.95, and −5.99 eV, respectively, and less related to the present observation.
The authors thank Dr. Y. Tajima (RIKEN, FLOX Corp.) for generous gift of C60O.


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' If you can understand this code... then I congradulate you. See me for a cookie.
Anyway, I had to make a change to this code today, saw the comment, and had to laugh at myself.
class Class1 { static void Foo(object @this) { Console.WriteLine(@this); } static void Main(string[] args) { Foo("hi"); }}
static void Main(string[] args) { Foo("hi"); }}
I knew about the square brackets in VB, but only thought an @ in C# could be used in front of a literal string. You learn something new every day.
This morning was a great example. I get a defect saying that every file that has a *blank* causes a problem when he does *blank*. I don't bother to check... I immediately respond with "Can you please provide an example file?" Of course the tester doesn't send me the file that caused the problem for him... he sends a list of files that have *blank* criteria in it that he says causes the problem. Of course there was the indignant tone in his email saying it's so easy to reproduce, try any one of these hundred. Fine.. that's not what I asked for, but I'll go through your list. I went through the first 6 in the list and couldn't reproduce the defect. I reply back. "Ummm... try the files that also have *blank*." Of course he still didn't send me the actual file that had caused him the problem. Fine. I go through the first one and still couldn't reproduce it. I was going to respond back after that one... but for grins I tried one more on the list and finally got the defect to reproduce.
As it turns out, the defect only reproduced under very specific circumstances... contrary to the original defect which made it sound huge, broad, and awful. It was a simple fix, but took 10 times longer to find simply because he never gave steps to reproduce. That's why I'm picky. Had he given me the actual file that he used to cause the problem, I would have been able to turn around that defect in 5 minutes. Sometimes testers just piss me off.
DWORD xwCell; // Cell location relative to WindowDWORD xlCell; // Cell location relative to Layout// ... Later onxwCell = xlCell; // Logic ErrorxwCell = XwFromXl(xlCell); // This is Ok, we converted.
// ... Later on
xwCell = xlCell; // Logic ErrorxwCell = XwFromXl(xlCell); // This is Ok, we converted.
DWORD dwCell; // Cell location relative to WindowDWORD dwCell2; // Cell location relative to Layout// ... Later on ... imagine a couple screens awaydwCell = dwCell2; // Logic Error... but would you know it?
// ... Later on ... imagine a couple screens away
dwCell = dwCell2; // Logic Error... but would you know it?
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By Richard Clarke in Moscow
A football game often comes down to a couple of key moments. If they don't go your way then you are in trouble.
Take Arsenal's game at CSKA Moscow on Tuesday. The home side had edged the game in the first half and deservedly went ahead through Daniel Carvalho's free-kick. However Arsenal responded in the closing stages and thought they had grabbed a point when Thierry Henry controlled the ball in the area and slotted home at the far post.
The assistant referee raised his flag and, for a second, there was confusion over whether the strike had been penalised for offside. In fact it was chalked off for handball. It is a charge Henry firmly denies.
"At first I thought he'd given an offside and disallowed it," said the 29-year-old. "But to say that I handled it and to give me a yellow card for handball when I didn't is wrong.
"If anyone sees me handle the ball on the TV replay then they should come and tell me.
"Sometimes decisions don't really matter in a game, this one has but we still have two games at home and if we win them then we will go through.
"It has been a long time since we had lost away from home and that played a part in reaching the Final of the Champions League.
"CSKA had a plan and they stuck to it. We play them again very soon and hopefully we can put things right.
"No disrespect to CSKA Moscow, they played some brilliant stuff at times, but they were willing to sit back, defend their one goal.
"We just need to keep our heads up now. We're not in a bad situation like we have been in the past and we have to make sure that we do something about it."