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The 2012 campaign season is rapidly coming to a close. The commercials are as thick and dark and biting as black flies, and mailers warn voters to beware of Candidate X or Y. Just this week, one special interest group bought $2 million dollars of ads against me, which is more than I will spend for my whole campaign. Voters will have to wade through it all and make a decision. I hope they will vote for me for Congress because I care deeply about our state and our country and I will serve the good people of New Hampshire, not special interests.
I am a proud direct descendent of General John Stark, whose words "Live Free or Die" are frequently quoted. My roots are deep, and I know, love, and respect this great little state of ours. I grew up in a Republican family and I remember how New Hampshire Republicans and Democrats could disagree about policy but still come together to serve our communities. I believe we must do that again—walk away from the tea party agenda that divides us and join together with a renewed sense of purpose and unity to tackle our problems. During my four years in Congress, I was known for my advocacy for the middle class, for small businesses, and for the American dream. As the Seacoast Media Group and the Portsmouth Herald said, "Our interests were her interests." I never accepted corporate PAC or DC lobbyist money. I cosponsored the Fair Elections Now Act and the DISCLOSE Act, because without campaign finance reform, we cannot tame the extraordinary influences of special interests that hurt ordinary Americans. I want to continue my efforts for campaign finance reform in Congress.
I served our military and veterans on the Armed Services Committee. As a former military spouse and proud wife of a veteran, I was especially happy to pass the new GI Bill of Rights that thanks our combat veterans with great education benefits. I introduced the bill to get a full-service VA Hospital or equal access to in-state care, and succeeded in getting more clinics and an acute care contract with Concord Hospital. Right now, New Hampshire does not have a Representative on the House Armed Services Committee, which is especially unfortunate because the current Congress' vote for the Sequester has put New Hampshire defense jobs and jobs at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in jeopardy. I want to return to the House Armed Services Committee to advocate for the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, its defense mission, and their incredible workforce.
Serving on the Education and Labor Committee, I cosponsored legislation that cut student loan interest rates in half and increased Pell grants for students. I cosponsored the minimum wage increase, which became law, and cosponsored the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, which restores a woman's right to challenge unfair pay, also now the law of the land. I want to serve New Hampshire workers, small businesses, and families again in Congress.
I stood up for the New Hampshire environment. From the Ossipee Pine Barrens to land preservation around Great Bay, from the Presidential Range to clean water, I worked for funding to study and protect our environment.
I held seminars and workshops to help small businesses, including one in Manchester in 2010 to help small defense contractors compete for federal contracts that drew more than 150 people. I voted for the Small Business Jobs Act and eight small-business tax cuts. The Seacoast Media Group and the Portsmouth Herald wrote in their endorsement, "Voters who value bipartisanship will remember Shea-Porter's outstanding work with her Republican colleagues from Maine and New Hampshire to safeguard funding for the new Memorial Bridge and much needed upgrades at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard."
We passed the health care law, saved the American auto industry and all of its jobs, and prevented a Depression. All of these were great accomplishments. But now we need to grow the economy, reduce the debt, protect Medicare from being changed to a voucher program, and help young people get an education and their piece of the American dream. I know we can do it—it is in the American DNA to tackle problems and succeed. I want to work on these issues for the rest of us. I would be honored to receive your vote on November 6th.
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I really didn't see this coming...
Apple is always a day late and dollar short. I just can't believe they found another PDF exploit.
Worked on my 1st Gen iPad. Had to do a fresh restore though. I updated normally and it would not jailbreak, probably because i was already JB on 4.2.1. All is good now, great job everyone involved!
Is the author of this news post completely oblivious? If it can be used to execute a Jailbreak, it can be used to execute a virus just the same. That's EXACTLY why they said to install the PDF exploit patch as soon as you JB. If Apple doesn't fix it ASAP, EVERY SINGLE DEVICE is at risk from malicious websites. All someone has to do is setup a router called "attwifi" and capture any URL to pwn hundreds of phones.
no big deal. im just glad there's now a JB for ipad2. i'll just stay at 4.3.3 until there is another JB
bad move form hackers. Didn´t they expect this coming?

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As people across the globe wait for their iPhone 4 to arrive June 24, or in August - or... um... never - a user in the Czech Republic has what appears to be the first test of a production iPhone in the real world. The post at Jablíčkář.cz, highlighted in AppleInsider and elsewhere, includes photos and video taken with the new phone's camera, as well as a report of faster GPS lock and much improved battery life.
The user, which Google Translate hilariously calls "happy Swenak," got his hands on an iPhone 4 through unknown means. We'd already gotten some reviews from hands-on testers at the WWDC, and the notorious "lost-and-found" iPhone as well as the Vietnam prototype, but this seems like the first time an actual user has had a production iPhone in his hands. and spent about an hour with it, taking pictures, playing games, watching videos and browsing the Web. The charge level dropped only 10% in that hour, which is an impressive confirmation of Apple's claims about the new iPhone 4 battery life. Additionally, Swenak reported that "GPS was surprisingly quick, which is caught almost immediately," presumably meaning that the new Phone's assisted GPS chip can lock faster than current phones, which often take a while to give an accurate position.
Swenak was able to take a number of photos with the phone, which are the first we've seen other than Apple's samples, which show the camera's imaging quality in the most advantageous conditions. Unfortunately, these images are also taken in full sunshine, so we'll still have to wait to see how the camera does in low light.
Although Swenak claims to be "anti Mac OS and IOS," apparently the "new iPhone really surprised him and he likes it." So, WIN. Maybe those of us who pre-ordered one will actually get it soon, so we can be happy too...


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Movement problems (motor fluctuations) are the most common complication of long-term levodopa use. The majority of people who take levodopa develop these problems within 5 to 10 years. The main types of levodopa-related motor fluctuations include:
- The wearing-off effect. Wearing-off periods occur when the effects of a single dose of levodopa do not last as long as they used to. Control of motor symptoms decreases as the effects of the medicine wear off, and symptoms do not improve until the next dose of levodopa is taken. These motor fluctuations are easy to predict based on the timing of each dose of medicine.
- Dyskinesias. Dyskinesias are sudden, uncontrollable, often jerky or writhing movements. They may affect the head, neck, arms, and legs, or other parts of the body. Dyskinesias are especially common in younger people with Parkinson's disease.
- The on-off response. "On" and "off" periods occur without warning as a result of fluctuating dopamine levels in the brain. The symptoms are similar to the motor problems that occur as a result of the wearing-off effect, but they are harder to predict and more difficult to treat. An "off" period usually occurs suddenly, over seconds or minutes, and the person may freeze. In contrast, uncontrollable movements may occur during the "on" periods.
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Washington, D.C. -- A report released Tuesday by the Associated Press said that the U.S. Supreme Court may block a massive sex discrimination lawsuit against Wal-Mart on behalf of at least 500,000 women, and that could make it harder for other workers nationwide to bring class-action claims against large employers.
The 10-year-old lawsuit, argued at the Supreme Court on Tuesday, claims that Wal-Mart Stores favors men over women in pay and promotions. Billions of dollars are at stake if it is allowed to go forward as a class action suit.
In Tuesday's arguments, Justices Anthony Kennedy and Antonin Scalia suggested they were troubled by the case and lower court decisions against Wal-Mart, saying that the women's arguments are conflicting.
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said that at this stage of the lawsuit, the issue is not proving discrimination but showing enough evidence to go forward. Fellow female justices Elena Kagan and Sonia Sotomayor, along with Justice Stephen Breyer, also appeared inclined to allow the lawsuit to proceed.
The split among the justices raised the prospect of an ideologically divided ruling by the court this summer.
Business interests have lined up with Wal-Mart while civil rights, women's and consumer groups have sided with the women plaintiffs.
Both sides have painted the case as extremely consequential. The business community has said that a ruling for the women would lead to a flood of class-action lawsuits based on vague evidence. Supporters of the women say that if the court sides with Wal-Mart, it could remove a valuable weapon for combating all sorts of discrimination.


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Mark Zeszotek was the Muppet Supervisor for Sesame Street between the years 1996-2000, although he was part of the Sesame Street team for years prior. He was awarded numerous Emmy Awards for his work on Sesame Street. Zeszotek passed away in 2004.
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The unbeaten Bengals know how to torment and taunt Johnny Football.
Johnny Manziel had a horrid NFL debut last season in Cleveland. The Bengals chased him around the field, knocked him around and did his signature "money-rubbing" gesture to rub it in during a 30-0 win.
All this after Bengals coach Marvin Lewis called Manziel "a midget" on a radio show.
With Josh McCown sidelined by a rib injury, Manziel gets a chance to show he's improved Thursday night against a Bengals team that's even better than the last time they met. Cincinnati (7-0) is off to the best start in franchise history and in control of the AFC North.
The Browns (2-6) have lost five of six and will be missing two defensive backs — including cornerback Joe Haden — to concussions. Manziel will have to play much better than the last time in order to prevent it from quickly becoming a blowout.
"He's a different player," coach Mike Pettine said. "I just think we've all seen it from going back to the amount of work in the spring to training camp.
"When the rush became live, I think that's where you saw that he made his biggest improvement with his demeanor in the pocket. That it wasn't as frenetic, that his feet were calm."
Manziel? The Bengals have handled better. They've already beaten Joe Flacco and the Ravens in Baltimore, and last week knocked off Ben Roethlisberger and the Steelers in Pittsburgh to remain one of four unbeaten teams.
They're enjoying their stay among the NFL's elite and want to keep it going.
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Totally spring-inspired, these 12 sips are a must make! Drawing from the garden, celebrations and tastes of the season, each of these drinks are special in their own little way ... and they're all delish.
Totally spring-inspired, these 12 sips are a must make! Drawing from the garden, celebrations and tastes of the season, each of these drinks are special in their own little way ... and they're all delish.
We know that with the arrival of spring and days consistently reaching 60 degrees and warmer you may be tempted to beak out that blender and mix up those frothy drinks that have been missing from your life for oh, so long.
Do yourself a favor: Back away from the blender! If you don't, you'll be missing out on our latest and greatest cocktail recipes.
Don't rush spring; savor and enjoy the sweetness that is the season, cocktail style. Save the pina coladas, margaritas and other island-like cocktail recipes for the real pool days.
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If you haven't had the chance to taste the beauty that is rose water, prepare yourself: this subtle yet sweet ingredient takes our cocktail dreams above and beyond. We used rosewater to make a simple syrup for our Apple Rose Fizz Punch. Top with edible flowers and a few other fizzy favorites and you've got the ultimate spring recipe.
Don't judge. We're starting our spring cocktail recipe musts with a mocktail - GASP! But people, all a mocktail needs is some vodka and it becomes a...cocktail! This pink berry, fizzy strawberry rhubarb drink garnished with mint is pure spring essence in a glass.
Cocktails served in mason jars are a big trend lately and they truly are perfect for spring. Easy to transport, they're the perfect way to toast a picnic lunch in the park, especially if the jar is filled with this spring concoction. Our Purple Haze is sweet, tangy and fresh.
Spiked with a bit of rum, some pimms and a bit of spice, this springtime lemonade cocktail is all kinds of sweet and heat in a glass.
While many of the drink recipes on our list include herbs on their ingredient lists, none of them bring your garden to your glass like this cucumber dill martini does! Fresh, yet savory, bitter and a bit sweet, too, it's a must try for daring drinkers.
OK, we're breaking our own rule and telling you to get the blender ready. But it's only because this Bootleg is so darn yummy and easy if there's a crowd involved. Frozen lemonade, mint and vodka does a spring cocktail make!
We literally plopped a flower into the bottom of our glass for this Champagne Hibiscus cocktail recipe. If adding a real live flower to your drink doesn't make you think spring, nothing will! And don't let the flower intimidate you - it's completely edible and pretty darn delish to boot.
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Another of our mason jar drinks, this one will go straight to the gardner's heart. It's a classic gin and tonic recipe spiked with some fresh citrus, which means it's simple, yet satisfying. After a day outdoors, it's the perfect way to kick back and relax.
No flowers found in this champagne cocktail, but that doesn't mean it's not spring-inspired. Paired with mandarin oranges, this sweet springtime sip is a simple and classy way to celebrate the season.
Perfect for picnics and outdoor eating, an American sunset rounds out our list of 12 must-try spring cocktail recipes. It's fruity, fresh, topped with cilantro and the perfect way to shift from spring to summer!
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Taylor Swift Dating History
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The Many Loves of Taylor Swift
We're happy to present this story from one of our favorite sites, Fox News Magazine. Today, we're looking at Taylor Swift's ex-boyfriends.
Dating isn't always easy — especially for Taylor Swift. Her infamous, short-lived romances are hard to ignore . . . especially when it's no secret that many of her chart-topping hits were inspired by the men who've broken her heart. Her recent breakup with One Direction's frontman Harry Styles has yet again made tabloid headlines. Look on the bright side Taylor, it's all material for more hit singles. Here's a look back at some of Swift's former flames and the songs they (supposedly) inspired.
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It's been a hell of a month for Caucasians. First, there was the electric bicycle pedal, and, now, the e-dartboard. With the 'KL Dartboard' iPad app and its little sister iPhone app, 'KL Darts,' the developers at KeyLime3.14 have happily married two of white people's favorite things: Apple stuff and darts. Any dart enthusiast with an iPad, an iPhone, a Bluetooth connection and $3.99 to spare can pick up the pair of apps, and get to throwing in no time. You might ask, "Why would I throw computer darts instead of real darts?" Well, friend, you can throw these darts anywhere, not just at your favorite "football pub." Plus, these darts are safe for your children, who will undoubtedly be shaky due to the merlot they'll have been sipping. [From: KeyLime3.14, via: TUAW]
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text: Teresa Bright, Hawaii's most soulful songstress presents 12 songs from an era that perfectly fit her seductive voice and personality in her brand new CD, Tropic Rhapsody. As soothing and seductive as the tropic sun and the gentle trades, Teresa takes classic Hapa-Haole (English lyrics) Hawaiian songs and combines them with a perfect blend of swing, jazz and bossa nova to produce a CD that will delight fans of Hawaiian music, new and old. The comfort of cherished standards speak to our emotions in ways that bridge gaps between music genres and old and new listeners. Tropic Rhapsody — Brand new music, perfect for this time!


text: For human speech is after all a democratic product, the creation, not of scholars and grammarians, but of unschooled and unlettered people. Scholars and men of education may cultivate and enrich it, and make it flower into the beauty of a literary language; but its rarest blooms are grafted on a wild stock, and its roots are deep-buried in the common soil. [Logan Pearsall Smith, "Words and Idioms," 1925]


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What do you think of the current campaign to kill off CAPTCHA? Here are my thoughts:
The not so obvious answer to that question is a very definite NO. Without CAPTCHA there would be no more web because the spambots would destroy it.
The reason why anyone would be considering the killing off of CAPTCHA is that they are confusing the idea of attempting to distinguish real people from spambots with one or two particular types of CAPTCHA. What they probably mean when they are referring to CAPTCHA is those obnoxious hard to read images that many sites have been using for several years now as their way of attempting to use a Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart. Now that particular type of CAPTCHA is close to if not already past its use by date. CAPTCHAs like that are now so common that at least some spambots are able to do a better job of interpreting the content of the image than real people are.
The time for using such obtrusive CAPTCHAs is past as in order to make those images unreadable to spambots they make them unreadable to too big a group of real people as well. If that were the only type of CAPTCHA that exists then yes it would be time to kill CAPTCHA and let the web die with it.
Fortunately that is not the only type of CAPTCHA and a few dozen of the millions of alternative CAPTCHAs are gradually replacing those annoying in your face obtrusive ones that block many real people from access. By using a different sort of CAPTCHA that is easier for real people to use and which currently fools the spambots sites are able to stay online and useful to those real people instead of being swamped by spambots and having to shut down.
One issue that all CAPTCHAs have is accessibility and that no matter which one you use you are going to discriminate against a small number of real people in order to block most of the spambots. Until a perfect CAPTCHA that can distinguish 100% accurately between responses from real people and responses from computers there will always be some that get put in the wrong group. In fact as computers get more powerful this task will become harder rather than easier and a perfect CAPTCHA will be less and less likely.
Any CAPTCHA that you choose is going to be a tradeoff between the amount of spam that floods the site and the number of people that the CAPTCHA incorrectly blocks. Unfortunately the choice is between blocking a small group of people from accessing the site and taking the site down completely. Removing all CAPTCHAs so as to allow everyone easy access usually means that the site will be so flooded with spam as to be unuseable by anyone. Until such time as your site is discovered by the spambots there is no reason to implement a CAPTCHA.
Now there are several basic ways in which we can attempt to distinguish between real people and computers. Those horrible image CAPTCHAs are of the visual type where the distinction is made based on the difference between people and computers to distinguish the content of something visual. Since these CAPTCHAs rely on the real person being able to see and the computer not having powerful enough OCR it discriminates against anyone who can't see or who for whatever reason cannot see images in their browser. To get around this some sites also incorporate a corresponding audio CAPTCHA that tells those who can't see the image what the image contains - hopefully in a way that the computers can't use to solve the CAPTCHA. One alternate visual CAPTCHA that some sites have switched to using is one where a number of images are displayed and the person is asked to click on the image that contains a particular object. Now this is an easier CAPTCHA for people who can see to solve while being far harder currently for computers to solve. Unfortunately this type of CAPTCHA has no audio equivalent and so it potentially discriminates even more against people who can't see the images. Unless sites implementing that type of CAPTCHA also implement some other type of CAPTCHA for those real people who cannot use the visual CAPTCHA then that group of real people are blocked from access even more effectively than the computers are.
A completely different type of CAPTCHA that some sites now implement is where the person has to fill in the answer to a question. A really common one uses simple arithmatic where a calculation is displayed and the person is asked to supply the answer. Foe example "What is 1 + two?". This type of CAPTCHA will work even for those who can't see because the CAPTCHA uses plain text that their web reader can read. This type of CAPTCHA relies on people being able to interpret the meaning of the question and to then be able to provide the answer. Computers are currently not as good at that interpretation and so CAPTCHAs like this currently work. As this type of CAPTCHA becomes more common the spambots will be updated to make it easier for them to work out the answer to the question as well and then this type of CAPTCHA will die out. Another variant of this which would be slightly harder for the computers to solve would be to ask more general questions such as "What colour is the sky?". Unfortunately there is another group of real people who are as unable to solve these types of CAPTCHA and so you are still blocking some real people as well as the computers.
Using CAPTCHA will become more and more important in the future as more sites are attacked by spambots and those bots become smarter at solving the more commonly used CAPTCHAs. The types of CAPTCHA that people use will change and hopefully become less obtrusive as further ideas on how to distinguish between people and computers are developed. It is time for those horrible image CAPTCHAs to die but only by replacing them with some other form of CAPTCHA that is at least as effective at blocking computers while hopefully minimising the number of real people who get blocked as well.
I completely agree that some kind of automated test is needed to prevent automatic registrations, and you're right that we need to remember that Captcha != transcribing mutilated characters on a fuzzy background.
Another one that you haven't mentioned is the honeypot field. Like the timestamp, this is an unobtrusive method whereby you include a hidden field that should not be filled in. Any submission that has this field filled in can reliably be assumed to be a bot, because actual people wouldn't have encountered the field.
Possibly the biggest threat to Captcha security at the moment are the Captcha sweatshops. Actual people work on behalf of spammers, usually in less developed countries, just spend their time solving Captchas for a few cents apiece. This costs the spammers practically nothing, and enables them to bypass pretty much whatever system you have put in place.
If there was a good alternative to CAPTCHA, I'd be all for moving to something else.
Unfortunately, proposed alternatives like simple math or logic puzzles would still fall prey to farming like CAPTCHA is--and possibly still act as a barrier to entry for legitimate users.
What type of solution to blocking spambots would do you think would work that doesn't attempt to distinguish between real people and computers?
Those alternatives that you say have problems are called CAPTCHAs and if you read what I wrote in my original post you will see why all CAPTCHAs will have problems making the distinction with it getting harder and harder over time to distinguish.
The brest of the current CAPTCHAs use multiple tests where most are completely invisible to the person using the form. Only where those approaches have failed to confirm that it is a real person would they be actually presented with something that asks them to do something that persumably they can do and a computer can't.
None of these tests will positively distinguish between a real person and a computer but if you initially accept the form as being from a real person if any of these tests indicate it is likely to be a real person then you'd only need to use a more obtrusive CAPTCHA if you want to give those where all three tests failed one last chance to demonstrate that they are not a computer.
Exactly. I think this will always be the achilles heel of any CAPTCHA, because if a computer genuinely can't solve it, then they farm it out to humans.
The downside is that these are security by obscurity solutions. If a website became sufficiently popular that a spammer would check how it works, of if this CAPTCHA technique were to become widely used and known, then it could be easily defeated.
Also it isn't security by obscurity since the purpose of a CAPTCHA is not security but attempting to determine whether the form is being filled out by a person or by a computer. Having the copmputer manage to get past the CAPTCHA is not going to compromise security since any value that would be rejected if entered by a person will also be rejected if entered by a computer.
That's true of any popular type of CAPTCHA though. Keeping computers out is an ongoing process of implementing replacement CAPTCHAs each time the one currently used starts letting too many bots through.
CAPTCHAs are stupid. They don't even do what we want.
We want LEGITIMATE users, and do not want SPAM. None of those things has much to do with whether the LEGITIMATE user is a human, a computer, or a dog.
Unless you are absolutely certain that you only want your site to be requested/used/posted to by an actual human being, testing for whether they sweat or scream or cry or walk on two legs is useless. BTW, spammers can do all those things, as well as of course their mechanical Turks.
Meanwhile, WGET/CURL, Selenium, phantom.js, screen readers, mail clients and someone with the mental capability of a child may all be considered legitimate users. Why waste our time deciding if they are human when we don't care?
If you have a spam problem, and take your frustration out on your users, close down your web site and go do something else. Or, learn to deal with your spam problem in a way that does not make It your users' problem. it's not their fault, so don't charge them a mental fee.
Human spammers don't post nearly as much spam as robots, so I'm happy with a solution that keeps the bots out while not hampering legitimate posters. I can live with a few idiots telling me each day that my site could be ranking better in search engines. It's the hundreds of bot posts I was getting each day that really pained me.
Capchtas aren't going anywhere soon. A simple addition math question that rotates numbers 1 through 5 is the best in opinion. The crazy images are usually over kill.
That's actually a fair point. Sometimes bot programs can provide legitimate and useful content. I see this most often on Reddit. Some bots will automatically transcribe meme images into plain text. Or some bots will take a screenshot of a website for when the site inevitably becomes unavailable due to Reddit users trying to visit all at once.
Is there a reason you guys don't like the honeypot technique that Mouse Catcher pointed out? Unless you run a really popular site with hundreds of thousands of members, I don't think the spambotters would take the effort to work around this.
It seems to me that to say a solution works only because a site isn't popular enough to warrant a spammer's attention doesn't sound like much of a solution at all. Ideally we'd like to have a truly secure solution -- one that for any size site, and even assuming the spammer knows your system, that they would still find it prohibitively difficult.
Hi Jeff,
There is always a tradeoff between usability and security. You can build the most secure site on the planet but if no one uses it I think it is pointless. The honeypot technique is an acceptable middleground for most websites.
Security vs convenience is typically the argument I hear (which is often applied to security in general, and not just human verification test).
2-factor or multi-factor authentication seems to be the next security authentication method trend on the way, since hackers seem to be easily cracking standard username & password authentication methods.
I don't think it's the right time to kill CAPTCHA, because it is still useful. It may not filter all the bots, but at least it will discourage lazy human bots to log in.
It also discourages your valued customers from logging in, too, and that's the problem. It's like trying to prevent shoplifting by making it really difficult for customers to enter the store. Just not viable.
Two methods that I have used in the past that worked well:1.An input named "email" but with an actual text label that said "Please leave blank"Bots would fill in an e-mail address looking at the <input name=email id=email> but humans would skip it. This field is not hidden. It is intentionally visible.You could easily setup your system to rotate "email" with "firstname" "address" etc to make it more random.
2.Mark all of your fields with random names like "ui34nf9n3" and then do proper verification on the server side for the right types of values. Email addresses, names, addresses, zip codes, etc. That should filter out the auto filling in.
How does a CAPTCHA that a real person doesn't even know is there discourage valued customers from logging in.
Actually a login form is one of the more effective CAPTCHAs since you can apply blocks only when an incorrect password is entered. On those sites where I use a password CAPTCHA the user account is locked for 15 seconds each time an incorrect password is entered or an attempt to login while the account is locked. Since it is going to take at least that long for a person to realise that their login attempt failed and to try again they will be unaffected by the lock (just to make sure the page actually suggests waiting a while before trying again) while bots will generally keep trying different values in rapid succession all of which will be rejected because of the lock applied by the first incorrect guess and extended by the subsequent too fast retries.
Anywhere where having your visitors log in is reasonable, then using a password field as the CAPTCHA is the least obtrusive solution to keeping the bots out. That just leaves you with deciding on a CAPTCHA to prevent the bots getting an account of their own in the first place - using a double opt-in and deleting accounts where a response to the email is never received is probably the most effective current CAPTCHA to take care of that.
Is there a reason you guys don't like the honeypot technique that Mouse Catcher pointed out?
I like honeypots, and timers go nicely with them so long as they're not stupid on both ends: that is, if I must hit refresh and submit within a second of each other, don't also assume I'm a bot. That one hits me when someone's site has some other timeout that forces me to refresh to submit. Dumb dumb.
I don't care for 2-factor in something like submitting comments. I do like it with something like banking. Unfortunately mobile phones are slowly becoming the main method, which requires possession of a smart phone. Anyone who demands this of me had better go buy me one.
I saw a demo of Google's 2-factor auth at the Perl conference, and I didn't really like it much: it used UTC as a salt, which is never guaranteed to be the same between any two devices (unless you can sync them first... funny thing, time: it'll differ in your altitude and geopolitically there's all these little spots where crap doesn't match up like it should...), and the devices doing your auth need to get the secret from the server (shared secret). Transmitting that secret had some problems for users, and had several places for intrusion. Meh.
My bank uses 2-factor auth (or 3? card, card reader and PIN) but instead of trying to get a shared secret onto a device of your choice, you instead get the device straight from the bank. They seem to have batteries inside that you can't change yourself, so you can ask for multiples of these things and they're interchangeable. They consist of a card reader and a random number generator. Dunno how random is random, but the display is limited in the number of characters it can show... 12 or 14 I think.
Ralph was referring to the post above him, who did not expressly mention something non-intrusive like honeypots.
BTW, login forms for anything a user considers throwaway is indeed a discouragement (though discouragement is perhaps exactly what you want, if for example you're trying to discourage trolls and throwaways from posting comments somewhere). Fewer people post comments/do a free trial/whatever where they must first log in. Luke W has shown in data users are quicker to abandon "free software" tryouts if registration, login or other mentally-taxing chores are required first. When users believe it matters (like banking, or posting on a personal account like a social media platform), users consider logging in to be worthwhile, and are more likely to go through with it.
I only agree with the first part of that comment. Passwords don't tell humans from machines. They authorise users, who at times may be machines. For example, our search engine logs into (our) things using a password (and a username). It is a legitimate user. It is not human. It is authorised, however.
Every time those aren't true, it fails.
So I'm practically cheering advances in robots reading and describing images, if only to stop the worst of CAPTCHAs, the image CAPTCHAs. As someone math-inhibited though, I do worry those would take over at that point.
Interesting read. I've been frustrated by those image CAPTCHAs for years - it has never been my strong side. I do however enoy the "mini games" CAPTCHAs like following a moving ball with your mouse pointer. Keep them around and eradicate the images!


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This new set of records from Ancestry.co.uk will, for some, definitely comes under the heading of belonging to the skeleton in the cupboard !!! However most genealogists soon discover that you need to embrace the records that don't reflect well on our ancestors as well as those which do.
The Civil Divorce Records 1858 – 1911 can provide lots of information for family histories, claim and counter claim about the reason why a divorce is being sort plus date of marriage, children born and where the couple lived.
A test search for the name Elliott brought forth 108 results. I chose Archibald McVine Elliott as my example. the document gave the following information.
Mary Adele Elliott v Archibald Elliott
|Petition filed by Mary Adele Elliott
|20 June 1888
|Decree Nisi
|27 Oct 1888
|Final Decree
|30 April 1889
|Solicitor for Mary Adele Elliott
|Edwin Hughes of the Strand
|2 August 1873 at St Gabriel, Pimlico between Archibald McVine Elliott & Mary Adele Gibbs, spinster
|Reason for divorce
|adultery coupled with desertion for 2 years and upwards without cause
|Child of the marriage
|Grace Lydia Miller Elliott born 8 December 1876
|Address of Mary A Elliott
|166 Cambridge Road, Pimlico
|Address the couple lived at
|7 Sutherland Place, Pimlico
|39 Lorimore Road, Walworth
|23 Basnet Grove, Lavender Hill, Wandsworth
|Archibald deserted Mary
|on or about 13 September 1876
|Archibald's adultery
|February 1882 at 273 Cable Street, Shadwell Archibald lived and co-habited with Elsie or Elise Morgan. Another 5 address where Archibald & Elsie lived are given. Also Archibald & Elsie went under the name of Mr & Mrs Hamilton.
|Death of Elsie Morgan
|22 January 1888
|After Elsie's death Archibald went to live with his sister Mrs Grace Dowie Harding of 460 Harrow Road, London
|Archibald's relation
|Stepmother, 4 brothers (2 in Bethlehem Hospital, one secretary of the Badminton Club, Piccadilly, one a doctor at the Colonial Hospital, Geraldton, Western Australia, one sister.
|Marriage certificate
|Copy of marriage certificate included in file
|Death certificate
|Copy of death certificate of John Archibald Hamilton who died aged 4 months at 273 Cable Street. John must have been a son of Archibald & Elsie.
There are 19 pages in all, some are double pages. As can be seen there is an enormous amount of information to be found in these records. A valuable addition to the Ancestry set of databases.


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At forty-six and one half inches high, Steinway's "Professional" upright has been widely used in the most demanding institutional settings for many decades. Its Accelerated Action is amazingly responsive, due in part to a unique design feature that uses the force of gravity to bring the hammers back to their rest position—which is something found only in Steinway vertical pianos. It also features Steinway's massive and strategically placed backposts, which ensure the structural integrity of the instrument by handling the tremendous tension with complete efficiency. Extremely popular in conservatories and schools of music, this is a beautiful and impressive piano that will enrich the lives of its owners for generations.
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Steinway's model P is also offered in a cabinet style very specifically designed for the home. This piano offers everything found in the Sketch 1098 from the musical performance perspective, but in a beautiful style that fits the décor of just about any home environment. It is an incredibly durable instrument—housed in a beautiful package that helps turn a house into a home.
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I'm a newbie to Python, and am attempting to use a simple Python 3 program to compare 2 text files line by line for identical strings, then outputting matches to a third file. I'm using a slightly adapted version of code I found in a codebase (I would link it but I can't find it again - sorry author :/ ). However, the outputting is not happening in realtime - it's only writing to the output file after the program terminates. I'd like to fix this. Here's the code:
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file1 = open("list1.txt", "r")
file2 = open("list2.txt", "r")
file3 = open("results.txt", "a")
list1 = file1.readlines()
list2 = file2.readlines()
a = 0
b = 0
file3.write("The following entries appear in both lists: \n")
for i in list1:
a = a + 1
for j in list2:
b = b + 1
print (a, " -- ", b)
if i==j:
Some specifics:
I am comparing two VERY large files (first is about 5000 lines long, second is about 750 million lines). The comparators (I am not sure this is a word ) are 29-digit alphanumeric strings (so 62 char pool). Ideally I'd like the program to write to the results file in real-time, and would also like a visual indicator. I have tried
input ("Found a match. Press a key.") but again, this seems to happen only when the program terminates, and again doesn't work.
Anyone point out what I am sure is a very simple and easy-to-fix error?


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PORT ALLEN — Voters deciding who will serve as Port Allen mayor for the next four years have a choice on the Dec. 8 election ballot between the incumbent and one of his challengers in a previous mayoral election a year ago.
Mayor Roger Bergeron, a Democrat, is once again opposed by Demetric "Deedy" Slaughter, also a Democrat, in next month's runoff election. Bergeron narrowly defeated Slaughter, a 50-year-old ExxonMobil analyst, during a special runoff election for Port Allen mayor Nov. 19, 2011.
According to results posted by the Secretary of State's Office, Bergeron, a 64-year-old retired revenue director for West Baton Rouge Parish, defeated Slaughter by 17 votes in that election.
But it's Slaughter who heads into December's runoff with momentum after becoming the top vote-getter in the three-candidate Nov. 6 primary election. Slaughter received 1,473 votes, or 46 percent, to Bergeron's 1,229 votes, or 38 percent, a winning margin of 244 votes, according to election results.
Retired educator Kirby Anderson, 57, was squeezed out of the three-way race after picking up 14 percent, or 469 votes, in the primary election.
Bergeron said he remains positive about his upcoming showdown with Slaughter.
The mayor is asking voters to consider re-electing him on the basis of his year-long track record as mayor coupled with his 18 years of prior service as West Baton Rouge Parish revenue director, his 16 years with the Louisiana Department of Revenue, as well as his appointive term on the Port Allen City Council.
"If the voters stop and think, look and examine things, they'll see the distinct difference between myself and my opponent," Bergeron said. "I do have a record to stand on."
Slaughter said she wants to bring integrity back into the city.
She said Bergeron has made too many negative decisions, such as his recent hiring of Adrian Genre as the city's chief administrative officer.
Black community leaders accused Bergeron of racism after he recommended Genre for the CAO position.
Residents also criticized the mayor's friendship with Genre, asserting it influenced his decision to present Genre to the City Council for appointment.
Bergeron has denied such claims.
Genre's appointment was controversial because he is a convicted felon who pleaded guilty while still police chief to perjuring himself in a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city and the Police Department.
Genre admitted to lying in a deposition about the department's hiring practices in a lawsuit that claimed only black people were given a written test during the Police Department's interview process. He was forced to resign as chief in August 2000.
"I have gone door-to-door and heard white (voters) tell me they just want someone fair; we want fairness," Slaughter said. "People are tired and frustrated."
Bergeron recently criticized Slaughter for declining an offer to meet him in a mayoral debate the West Baton Rouge Chamber of Commerce was willing to host before the runoff election.
"That speaks volumes to me," Bergeron said. "If a candidate is not willing to take the time to come before the people to express their ideas, voters should be concerned by that."
Slaughter replied that she declined the chamber's invitation to the debate with Bergeron because she had previous commitments.
"We tried to do something of that nature before the primaries, but no one wanted to do anything," Slaughter said. "Now we're at crunch time and I have meetings and agendas already planned. I'm trying to stay focused to meet those obligations."


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WINTER PARK, Fla. - Saint Leo University's Edgar Herrera and Chris Lavie have been selected Sunshine State Conference Men's Soccer Players of the Week presented by VALIC.
On the goal-scoring side, Herrera tallied the biggest goal of the No. 7 Lions' season so far by scoring in the 102nd minute in the second overtime against No. 1 Rollins in the final regular-season game to win the SSC regular-season title and No. 1 seed in the conference tournament. Earlier in the week, the Four Oaks, NC native assisted on the game-winner against Eckerd in a 1-0 win to keep the Lions undefeated in conference play.
Serving up the game-winner on his Senior Night, Herrera bookended an eight-year span of family members scoring goals to win conference titles for Saint Leo. In 2005, Herrera's old brother, Eusebio Montoya, playing in his freshman season, scored the game-winning goal in double overtime to give the Lions a 2-1 victory over top-ranked Lynn University. That goal helped give Saint Leo the school's first-ever conference championship.
On the defensive side, Lavie scored the game's only goal at Eckerd, while shutting down the Tritons' attack by allowing just five shots. In the season finale against No. 1 Rollins, Lavie anchored the back line that held the Tars to just one shot in each of the overtime periods. The Tars, who had never trailed at any time during the season, were never able to gain a lead against Lavie and company.
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Source Media Arcade is a sand-box type of mod. It comes with over 20 arcade cabinets that you can use to place shortcuts to your media items. In addition to the 4 exclusive maps, you can use it on any stock or add-on map for Team Fortress 2, Counter-Strike: Source, Garry's Mod, or many other Source engine games.
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Thomas Leo McKenna, 46 of Zimmerman, MN and formerly of Winona, died Friday, March 1, 2013, at his home.
Tom was born October 3, 1966, in Winona to Leo Thomas McKenna, Jr. and Joan (Schomers) McKenna. In 1985, he graduated from Winona Senior High School and joined the United States Army, stationed in Germany. Following his discharge, he attended Rochester Community and Technical College and belonged to the United States Army Medical Reserves. Tom became a pipe insulator and most recently worked for the Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers Local #34. In 1989, Tom met the love of his life, Sherri Lynn Hartzell while in the Army Reserves. They were married at their home in Zimmerman on July 7, 2007.
Tom enjoyed spoiling his dog, working on cars, driving his pontoon, snowmobiling, skiing and spending time with friends.
He is survived by his wife, Sherri of Zimmerman; his parrot, Buddy; dog, Kodi; parents, Leo and Joan McKenna of Winona; three sisters, Lisa (Bruce) Myers of Burnsville, Linda (Derek) Rydolm of Warner Robbins, GA, and Mary Jo McKenna Brummer; nieces and nephews, Ross, Jordan, Alyssa, Meagan, Alex, Madeline, Samantha and Morgan; great-nephew, Elijah; Sherri's parents, Sue and Ken Hartzell of Cornell, WI; sister-in-law, Carrie (Dan) Priem of Brooklyn Center and their children Tyler, Cole and Luke; brother-in-law, Jeremy (Darsie) Hartzell and their children Jenessa, Zoe and Kenny and many other relatives and close friends.
Visitation will be 5–7:30 p.m., Friday, March 8, 2013, at Hoff Celebration of Life Center in Goodview with a prayer service at 7:30, followed by a time to share memories of Tom. On Saturday, March 9, 2013, visitation will continue in the commons area at St. Mary's from 10:00 a.m. until 10:45. Funeral mass will be 11:00 a.m. at St. Mary's Catholic Church with the Reverend James Berning officiating with the American Legion Leon J. Wetzel Post #9 providing Full Military Honors immediately following.
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GLOUCESTER director of rugby Nigel Davies admitted the Cherry & Whites behaving themselves was the key factor behind their defeat of Northampton as they returned to Aviva Premiership action.
Tries in each half from Jonny May set Gloucester on their way to a 27-11 win at Franklin's Gardens, their first on the road in the Premiership since September, while Rob Cook contributed 17 points.
Northampton took the lead in the fifth minute through a Stephen Myler penalty but were behind thereafter as he slotted another after May's first score and Phil Dowson touched down after the break.
The long-awaited away win moved Gloucester to fifth, two points off Wasps in fourth, and Davies admitted getting a grip on their ill discipline against the Saints proved to be the turning point.
"Discipline was always going to be huge for us. In the past three games we had given away 18 penalties, which is not good enough," said Davies.
"And if you come to Northampton and do that you're not going to get anything out of the game. Defensively we were excellent and we gave Saints a real go in the end.
"We were very disciplined and very accurate in the contact areas as well, which maintains your discipline and allows you to be effective in that area.
"It was a tighter selection than we had in the previous four matches and the boys have done exactly what we asked them to do."
After Myler's fifth-minute penalty, Gloucester full-back Rob Cook kicked four before the break with May scoring the first of his two tries in the middle of them.
It took wing May two minutes into the second half to grab his second, this time converted by Cook, who slotted a fifth penalty of the game five minutes from time.
Dowson scored Northampton's only try in the 54th minute with Myler's second penalty coming after 27 – and May's two-try performance wasn't lost on Davies.
"Having Jonny back makes the difference. He's the type of player who, in a tight arm wrestle of a game, can change how it looks and that's what he did," he added.
"I'm very pleased with the overall performance. We've had a big week and on the back of the Amlin Challenge Cup games and the LV= Cup and we've been refocusing."
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It looks like the Balanced Budget Amendment (or BBA) will come up for another vote this spring. If all of us were angels, we might not need it. But in the real world, the BBA could constitute a vastly positive rule change that would assist in balancing th e budget, raising national savings, and restoring faith in government.
Unfortunately, if the debate goes anything like it did last time, many voices will urge exempting the Social Security trust funds. This exemption has three kinds of supporters: Those who favor it to spike the amendment, those who favor it to ensure that t he amendment, if passed, won't have any force, and -- perhaps the smallest group -- those who actually think it's a good idea.
It's a terrible idea. Before the debate over the BBA begins again in earnest, it's worth reviewing and exposing the myths propagated in behalf of the exemption.
Myth 1: Keeping Social Security off the budget table would mean fewer painful spending cuts.
Wrong. Because the amount that would be exempted from the BBA's deficit calculations -- Social Security's annual trust-fund balance, including interest -- is expected to be positive for the next twenty-two years, Congress would have to save more from a sm aller share of the budget. In FY 2002, the earliest year the BBA might take effect, CBO projects that the unified budget deficit will be $212 billion and that the Social Security surplus will be $104 billion. Thus, Congress would have to cut spending or r aise taxes that year by $316 billion (with the exemption) rather than $212 billion (without it). In other words, the exemption would increase the BBA's required savings by one-half -- even as it reduces the means of achieving that savings by placing one-q uarter of all federal noninterest outlays out of bounds.
There are two ironies here. One is that those legislators who have pushed hardest for the exemption are the very ones who fret loudest over the BBA's "catastrophic" fiscal impact. The other is that some fiscal hawks support the exemption precisely because it does increase the pain. It's time, they say, that we really save the Social Security surplus by running a unified budget surplus of equal size. This argument, ho wever well intentioned, overlooks the fact that the Social Security surplus is an arbitrary legislative artifact. There is nothing in the design of Social Security, with or without the BBA, that would prevent Congress from changing that surplus into a def icit tomorrow. And in any event, the current Social Security surplus will soon recede and disappear. Seeking and attaining a substantial unified budget surplus may be a laudable goal for our time. But the timeless Constitution is not the means to attain i t.
Myth 2: The exemption would protect today's seniors.
Wrong again. By the time Congress has achieved the first $212 billion of its savings target, defense and domestic discretionary programs will surely have been picked clean. To find an extra $104 billion in savings, Congress will have few choices but to ma ke still larger cuts in Medicare and Medicaid than those it is already considering. Since roughly three-quarters of combined outlays under these programs go to Americans aged sixty-five and over, an across-the-board whack of $104 billion would reduce seni or benefits by an extra $78 billion. Without the exemption, these cuts wouldn't be needed. Yes, Social Security might be trimmed -- but few have proposed near-term savings of this magnitude.
Myth 3: The exemption would not affect the goal of budget balance.
To the contrary, it would turn the BBA into a deficit sieve. Because there would be no rule to prevent the Social Security trust funds from running a deficit, Congress could engage in deficit spending anytime by the simple expedient of redefining what we call "Social Security." It could do so by taking earmarked revenues out of the trust funds or by relabeling other federal outlays and shifting them into the trust funds. In a world in which the White House proposes to keep Medicare "solvent" by shuffling outlays between its trust funds, such shenanigans hardly seem farfetched. This is a loophole through which a Niagara of red ink could pour. And all it would require is a majority vote of Congress.
Moreover, even if Congress resists playing fast and loose with the trust funds, the exemption will eventually blow a gaping hole in the BBA anyway. The problem is that the annual Social Security surplus is projected to peak around 2010 and thereafter head steeply downhill. By 2019 -- as Boomers retire en masse -- the trust-fund balance will turn negative. By 2025, Social Security will be running an annual deficit of $315 billion. By 2029, the year the trust funds are projected to go bankrupt, that deficit will reach $642 billion. This is the sum Treasury would be able to borrow from the public that year and still remain true to the BBA-with-exemption.
After 2029, Treasury borrowing from the public could keep growing without limit -- to $2.1 trillion a year by 2040 and $5.1 trillion by 2050. True, Congress would have to change the law to allow the Social Security trust funds to become a net debtor. But why not? There would be no constitutional prohibition. The trust funds could simply begin sending IOUs to Treasury rather than the other way around, as is now the case.
Myth 4: The exemption is justifiable because the Social Security trust funds are "self-financing."
The problem is that these trust funds are not self-financing. Yes, it's true that under current law annual benefits paid out can never exceed earmarked tax revenues plus accumulated trust-fund "assets." But, as noted above, this law can be changed at any time. Moreover, even without a change in law, the trust funds are able --through acts of lending or borrowing that are unconstrained by the normal budget process -- to diverge widely from the standard of strict deficit neutrality. And, to the extent they do, they can wreak havoc with the net dollar amount Treasury borrows from the public.
There is a further problem with Social Security's alleged self-sufficiency. Unlike trust funds that trade current contributions for current benefits (for example, Unemployment Compensation), Social Security trades contributions for benefits across entire lifetimes. This lag makes Social Security's current (cash) balance utterly misleading as a measure of its true (accrual) balance. While it may be true that Social Security now enjoys an annual cash surplus of roughly $65 billion and possesses Treasury ass ets of $550 billion, it is also true that it now suffers an annual accrual deficit of $650 billion and has a total unfunded liability of $8 trillion.
This liability is a measure of the net gift that today's adults expect to receive from future generations. Its economic significance does not show up in direct Treasury borrowing, but in lower private-sector savings rates.
Myth 5: Not touching senior benefits is at least a laudable goal.
What can you say about a goal that's laudable but impossible? The facts explain themselves. From now to 2030, total spending on Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid will, according to the CBO, rise by 10 percent of GDP. Already by 2020 --assuming we do n't raise taxes -- we could zero out all other federal spending except interest on the debt and still not balance the budget.
We wouldn't, that is, unless we undertake structural reforms of the programs in question. These reforms won't be easy. But, if we start now, they can be gradual and need not require painful sacrifice from seniors who are already retired or in genuine fina ncial need. Sooner or later, reform will come anyway. By blinding us to the full magnitude of the challenge, the Social Security exemption will merely make timely reform impossible.
Unlike most constitutional amendments bandied about today, the BBA has a long and venerable tradition. From America's very founding, great statesmen have argued that the right of a democratic government to borrow must be bounded by constitutional safeguar ds. The issue, as Jefferson put it, is "whether one generation of men has a right to bind another" -- not whether it has that right with certain programmatic exemptions.
Quite frankly, any exemption to the BBA would complicate its judicial interpretation and make its enforcement more difficult. If the exemption is absolutely necessary (national emergencies, for instance), we of course will go along with it. But the exempt ion for Social Security is not necessary. It's not even desirable.
This chart assumes no legislated change in projected trust-fund income or outlays.
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But, back on subject, if the article was true surely there would be very few Android or WP& apps? Or did they only ask people who have apps in the App store?
I just let the spellchecker do the work - I'm guessing you are right and the spellchecker is wrong in this case.
This post is completely misleading! According to the graph, when asked which platform are you 'very interested' in developing for, 91% said iPhone, about 85% said iPad and about 84% percent said Android Phone. So the title of this post should read "7% of App Developers Prefer to Develop for iPhone More than Android Phones". One more post like this and I am unsubscribing from modmyi.com's feed.The graph is below:
Developers prefer iOS? That's a shocker!!
Just browse through a few of his articles, you will see what I mean. He is NOTORIOUS for arguing and bickering about anything and everything! From the way RAM works to what the best color is, he is going to be replying and arguing with everyone. It seems he is one of those guys that can NEVER be wrong.
What is it he is arguing about this time.....oh thats right, spelling! I dont think that's what the article was supposed to be about!
How bout someone calculates this: % of replies the author (Anthony) has made to users regarding his spelling battle. Compare that to the % of replies he has made to the people that actually took the time to comment and contribute on the subject he wrote..
Way to keep the conversation going!!
I liked the article...then I seen the comments. What happened???
Everybody just needs to relax forums are supposed to be about subject matter at hand but everybody gets so caught up in their own issues it soon is only a forum of petty insults lets all get back to what's important helping each other solve issue and keeping everyone up to date on the latest iOS developments good job Anthony keep up the good work
Another thing, he actually takes the time to try and clarify things in the comments to users. Many writers will not take the time to comment and answer questions. Lay the hell off.


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The other night, several colleagues attended the NYC Wine & Food Fest's Meatball Madness event. I did not. Photos have been circulating via email for 48 hours now and I can only think of one thing…
Every since I saw the Unique Eats episode featuring the Meatball Shop, I've had plans to visit. Great procrastinator that I am, I've yet to set foot in the establishment for a single meatball, despite the fact it's less than four miles from the office. Mea culpa.
This weekend, another treasure from Unique Eats, Lee Anne Wong, will be sharing some other great bites, tastes and quaffs from the Wine and Food Fest. We'll be sure to share and share like. I figure, if you can't be there in person, living vicariously through Lee Ann is the next best thing…she has been known to be (a self-proclaimed) Eating Tsunami.
Until then, I'm going home and trying one of these 61 meatball recipes.
Maybe Spice Goddess Bal Arneson's Curried Meatball Recipe?
Or David Rocco's Polpette di Peppe Recipe?
Or I could go right to the source and just try the Mediterranean-style Lamb Meatball Recipe that the Meatball Shop shared with us?
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BEN DOWDELL hit a hat-trick as Winterbourne United cruised to a 3-1 victory over Melksham Town in the Premier Division.
Winterbourne were looking to erase the memory of their early December 7-0 defeat at Melksham, and did it with some style.
Dowdell caused problems for the visitors throughout, and opened the scoring inside the first quarter of an hour.
With the all-weather surface enabling both sides to play some good football, Melksham levelled proceedings early in the second period.
Winterbourne regained the lead almost immediately through Dowdell and remained in control to give Dowdell the chance to grab his hat-trick and ensure revenge for the December drubbing.
Although Hallen have games in hand over most of the teams above them in the table it would take a near miracle for them to finish in the top three after they could only manage to share two goals and the points with hosts Buckland Athletic.
Tom Collett put the visitors ahead from the penalty spot early on, but Liam Head equalised four minutes into the second half for Buckland.Almondsbury UWE halted Westbury United's recent march up the First Division table with a 2-0 away win, although the stormy conditions did have a part to play.
Some class play saw Almondsbury go ahead through Brett Agnew.
Westbury struggled to come to terms with either the conditions or their opponents and the home goalkeeper kept his side in the match with some great stops.
The second started much the same as the first and the visitors soon doubled the lead with Simon McIlroy finding the net.
Westbury gradually got back into the match but failed to produce a goal and Almondsbury travelled home a happy side.


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A 23-year-old woman was rescued from her car by quick-thinking onlookers after it flipped onto its side on a busy Wimbledon road.
The driver was said to be shocked after the white Fiat 500 toppled over outside Mr Clutch Autocentres in Merton Road in front of dozens of shoppers.
Witnesses said the car's left hand side caught a bollard and flipped over when the driver tried to pull into the side of the road.
The unknown driver had been travelling along Merton Road from the direction of Morden near to South Wimbledon tube station when the incident happened.
Miraculously the woman only received a minor graze to her right wrist in the incident.
Mr Clutch Autocentres manager Emad Abdalla rushed to the woman's aid when he saw what had happened on Friday, January 24.
He was among a group of people who worked quickly to over-turn the car and get the woman out of the back seat while the emergency services were called by other onlookers.
Mr Abdalla said: "There was no other way to get her out - so I opened the boot and lowered the back seat.
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Brushing off his actions, Mr Abdalla said: "It is one of those things.
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Mr Abdalla said that he has seen a lot of people hit the bollard on the pavement outside the garage, and that usually people dent their cars and drive off, but this woman was unlucky.
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"I think a gentleman is somebody who has respect for himself but also cares enough to show respect for other people. It's someone who is constantly trying to be better for someone else," says designer Todd Snyder inside his Chelsea office. "I think opening the door is such a simple gesture but it says so much about who that person is." And if Snyder's remarks on what defines a "gentleman" are any indication of his interior design aesthetic, his "office lair" perfectly matches this notion (whiskey bottles, a vintage wooden bar, Edison bulbs, and your offering of still or sparkling water). The man who helped transform the creative direction of brands like Gap, Polo Ralph Lauren, and J. Crew launched his namesake label in 2011, and here, he shows us the items that he surrounds himself with while creating the Todd Snyder brand.
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