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Our Creative Approach to Assisting Educational Institutions Because Shefsky & Froelich has a long and substantial history of counseling and representing educational institutions of all descriptions, we bring expansive and pragmatic experience to our work with large and small public and private schools, colleges and universities; institutional clinics, hospitals and health care services; for-profit and not-for-profit institutes, libraries and museums. The questions, opportunities, challenges and problems these entities face generally require knowledge of several areas of the law, and sometimes involve conflicting regulatory directives. We know that coordinated team representation is fundamental to resolving their complex legal issues, solving problems and efficiently accomplishing goals. Our attorneys' collective skills, creative thinking and collaborative experience create solutions that clients appreciate. Our ability to understand the dilemmas, goals and objectives of educational entities comes directly from our attorneys' experience; measured in years of service as Board of Trustee members and counsel to a number of educational institution boards, as well as long tenure advising faculty and administrative committees. For example, our managing partner Anthony R. Licata served on the Board of Midwestern University, partner Stuart K. Taussig is a former Chairman of The Spertus Institute Board of Trustees, and partner Sherri Thornton-Pierce was, prior to joining Shefsky & Froelich in 2007, an Associate General Counsel to the Chicago Board of Education. You will find additional relevant practice experience in the attorney biographies that follow. In brief, we understand educational institutions because we have served them, from within and without – and continue to do so. A Full Spectrum of Clients and Projects Here is a representative list of our Educational Institution clients:
Administrative and Corporate Matters Acquisition and sale of university properties, including land use matters and intergovernmental agreements affecting the transfer of buildings and grounds, such as opening or closing campus locations and related utility and service contracts; tax issues, and finance. We worked with the Chicago Board of Education to assist in developing an admissions program for magnet, gifted and selective enrollment schools that uses socio-economic status rather than race or national origin as an admissions criteria, following the United Supreme Court's decision in Parents Involved in Community Schools v. Seattle School District No.1, 551 U.S. 701 (2007), where the Supreme Court prohibited the use of race as a determining factor in elementary, middle and high school admissions. One of our attorneys represented a bank lender extending financing to two different colleges/universities for new student residence and classroom buildings. For MidwesternUniversity, we provided counsel and accomplished the sale of the school's hospital and chain of medical clinics to a large publicly traded hospital chain and managed the application of the proceeds of the sale to open a second campus for the school. We represented Chicago's Columbia College in the purchase of a major property on Michigan Avenue and in the zoning negotiations that allowed for construction of the College's new media production center on South State Street. The Spertus Institute retained Shefsky & Froelich in connection with acquiring tax increment financing for the construction of a new high-rise building to house its Center for Learning. We represented Chicago International Charter Schools in connection with obtaining the passage of planned development ordinances by the Chicago City Council and related approvals allowing the establishment of two new charter school campuses in Chicago. Advised public university in connection with the development of an Independent Review Board for bioengineering and psychological experimentation on human subjects. One of our partners represented the Archdiocese of Chicago in the sale and lease of multiple properties and government relations issues. The State of Washington retained one of our attorneys to assist in outreach to the U.S. Department of Education regarding funding for local school idstrics for special education. Advised Chartwell Educational Dining Services on government relations issues with regards to Chicago Public Schools. Intellectual Property Our work for educational and other public institutions often involves providing counsel and representation regarding licensing and respective intellectual property rights of the institution and its employees concerning intellectual property developed by employees during the time of their employment, including the transfer of technology. We regularly provide counsel regarding the clearance and registration of trademarks, service marks, slogans and logos, copyright issues and advertising compliance and clearance. We also represent our clients in IP infringement litigation, domain name dispute proceedings, trade secret violations, and claims of false advertising and unfair competition. One aspect of our work in intellectual property for educational institutions is illustrated by the successfully settled case in which we represented the Board of Trustees of a Midwestern university in opposing a State Supreme Court petition for discovery in a case alleging a scheme to monopolize a highly specialized cancer therapy treatment and alleged misuse of the school's trade and service mark. For a major public university, we provided advice and counsel, and on-site coordination, regarding access to and inspection of archived library materials relating to international media inquiries, to allow for access to the sensitive materials while safeguarding sensitive privacy interests. On behalf of a public university, we negotiated various agreements to house, inventory and ultimately to donate a prominent private collection to the school's archive library. Legislative and Regulatory Our attorneys have represented educational institutions in a number of issues relating to Independent Review Board reviews and related internal and external regulatory matters. We have. Counseled university trustees and committees regarding internal review board consideration of research and ethical issues in both social and medical sciences, including neuroscience, bioethics, bioengineering, genetic research and psychological studies; FOIA inquiries and responses; advance directives and guardianships. Represented the Board of Trustees of Northern Illinois University in a lawsuit alleging violation of the Open Meetings Act. Represented North Park University on a number of land use related matters, including negotiation of a major ground lease from the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District, and While working with an educational institution client on another matter, the Shefsky & Froelich attorney recognized a disparity in Illinois law. She and the client brought the issue to state legislators who promptly introduced a bill to amend the Illinois Human Rights Act to extend the same prohibitions against sexual harassment that apply to colleges and universities to elementary and secondary schools. Charitable Planning and Dispute Resolution For decades, we have worked with educational institutions and their donors in developing planned giving programs, including the establishment of endowed faculty chairs and scholarships for students, as well as structuring gifts and bequests to fund programs for restricted or general research. Attorneys in our Trusts and Estates department advise donors on numerous tax-efficient gift and testamentary techniques, including creating and administering private foundations, pooled income funds, donor-advised funds, charitable lead and remainder trusts, life insurance planning, and gifts of appreciated property. We also advise charitable organizations on applying for and maintaining tax exempt status. As Shefsky & Froelich attorneys are continuously involved in sophisticated estate planning for high net worth clients, a significant part of that practice concerns large gift donation planning, the establishment and maintenance of foundations, sophisticated planning involving charitable lead trusts, remainder trusts and philanthropic funds. It has been our privilege to advise and represent, among others, the Henry and Gladys Crown Charitable Trust Fund, the Hyatt Foundation and the Lillian H. Florsheim Foundation for the Arts. As a result, our attorneys are particularly capable in representing educational institutions in disputes involving the issue of donor intent in creating trusts that benefit an institution. One of our senior litigators represented Roosevelt University before the Illinois Supreme Court in the landmark case Eychaner v. Gross, 202 Ill.2d 228 (2002). More recently, one of our senior trial lawyers successfully represented members of the Board of Directors of the Terra Foundation, in conjunction with the Office of the Illinois Attorney General, in emergency litigation to preserve the assets of the charitable trust for the purpose intended by the donor. Our attorneys represented all Illinois law schools in a case before the Illinois Supreme Court on the issue of a cy pres award in a class action suit. (Cy pres is the legal doctrine that allows a court freedom in interpreting the terms of a will or gift if carrying out the terms literally would be impracticable.) Employment and Labor Issues We represent private and public entities and institutions in connection with all aspects of employment issues, regulation, and discrimination – with particular expertise in dispute resolution and litigation. Our work includes conducting internal investigations of alleged misconduct, litigation in federal and state courts involving those issues, as well as alleged statutory and contract violations. We represent clients before administrative bodies such as the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the Illinois Department of Human Rights, and the Chicago Commission on Human Relations, among others. We also handle negotiations and labor and employment contract arbitrations for public and private institutions. While serving as Associate General Counsel for the Chicago Board of Education, Ms. Thornton-Pierce represented the Board and supervised other attorneys representing the Board in state and federal discrimination charges and litigation. Shefsky & Froelich attorneys represented a state university in cases involving employment-related claims under Title 7 and Section 1983. Our attorneys are conducting an internal investigation on behalf of a local university on employment related issues. Management of Construction-Related Disputes Shefsky & Froelich attorney's experience with construction-related disputes encompasses litigation arising from contract negotiations; design and construction defects; change orders; undisclosed site conditions; delay, acceleration and abandonment claims; mechanics liens, property damage, and insurance coverage, including defense of title claims. Our attorneys manage complex construction-related matters in state and federal courts, through the American Arbitration Association, and in other alternative dispute resolution venues. For East-West University, a private comprehensive university in Chicago, one of our partners handled all of the zoning and land use approvals for a 17-story, 165,000 square foot vertical campus building for mixed use – student housing, administrative offices and academic purposes. For Loyola University in Chicago, our partner lead the successful accomplishment of the zoning and land use approvals for the school's Lakeshore Campus planned development and sports and athletic facilities. Noble Network of Charter Schools retained our partner for the resolution of government relations, zoning, building code compliance and land use issues and disputes for several charter high school, and Chicago International Charter School required similar assistance with zoning and land use approvals for their elementary school campus. Litigation and Dispute Resolution We know how to work with school districts and state agencies to solve problems. As discussed below, our attorneys have conducted and concluded landmark litigation for public schools in our diverse representation of the Chicago Board of Education over many years. Our creative, imaginative hard work translates our client goals into successful strategies in negotiation, settlement and litigation. In United States v. The Board of Education of the City of Chicago, 609 F. Supp.2d 649 (N.D. Ill. 2009), we represented the Chicago Board of Education in a challenge to a 29-year old desegregation consent decree. The court vacated the 1980 consent decree, finding that there were no vestiges of race discrimination remaining in the district and also struck a portion of the amended decree dealing with bilingual education. We currently represent the Board of Education of the City of Chicago in a case captioned In Re Corey H., 92 cv 3409 (N.D. Ill.), in connection with the Board's efforts to vacate a consent decree concerning the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). We have successfully represented school districts insured by the Illinois School District Agency in appellate matters. We currently represent the Illinois State Board of Education in administrative hearings dealing with potential revocation of teacher certifications. Our attorneys represented all Illinois law schools in a case before the Illinois Supreme Court on the issue of a cy pres award in a class action suit. (Cy pres is the legal doctrine that allows a court freedom in interpreting the terms of a will or gift if carrying out the terms literally would be impracticable.)


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Connect vs JSGI
Last week Kris Zyp posted JSGI vs Connect, claiming that Connect is slower than JSGI.
Another claim is that JSGI is far more intuitive, which I consider false. First of all the library does not follow common nodejs idioms, and the configuration also causes the "boomerang effect", although in the end only the community will decide what they want.
Krisbenchmarks generally consisted of testing the Connect middleware loop which invokes
handle()` on each of the layers. Even with the typical "Hello World" benchmark these claims can be quickly disproven, since a simple for loop measures in the microseconds, and has no effect in comparison to ANY real-world application routine.
Comparing Connect / JSGI / Node
The following gist contains the test files used. As you can see Connect middleware can easily be used stand-alone and in my opinion feels more natural to implement, where as the JSGI middle is comparably awkward.
Below are the results of ab -n 8000 -c 50 -k http://dev:8080/
per each server. Funny enough, JSGI actually placed last in the "Hello World" game:
connect: 8859 rps
jsgi: 8357 rps
node: 9184 rps
OMG JSGI IS SO SLOW.. well no, it is just fine, but so is Connect. We are talking about milliseconds here! ANY call to the database ANY "real" operation will be far more expensive.
Response Curve
In my Connect Introduction article the following graph illustrates that Connect has nearly no overhead, as the response curve is almost identical to that of a plain node server.
Closing Thoughts
The truth is, be it Connect, JSGI, fab, or plain old node, none of these will have a profound effect on performance, and can certainly not be considered a bottleneck.
Use what you like! Connect is backed by the all mighty Ext JS team, is licensed MIT until the end of time, and is in development by several node rockstars, it will adapt as the community sees fit, but is already gaining speed.
Happy nodeing!


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The most important lessons in life are often times learned in the most unusual places. As an example, one might learn a lot of internet marketing lessons by playing a very complex and social, but also quite fun, MMORPG game such as World of Warcraft. When you have somewhere around 10 million people from around the world gathering for a common activity, you really cannot notice the huge test drive it offers into how the Internet works, how groups interact and what social engagement should be like.
Playing World of Warcraft is not a single-person activity. Most often than not, you are required to join groups, smaller or larger, to get the most out of the game. Just like the Internet – you are not there to play by yourself. So here are a few valuable lessons I picked up while questing, fighting dungeon monsters and raiding in World of Warcraft:Continue Reading


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May is known for bringing flowers but it also brings sea turtle nesting season which officially began May 1 and continues through October on the Gulf Coast.
The most common species of sea turtles seen on Navarre Beach are loggerhead turtles.
The loggerhead can reach 34-49 inches in shell length and can weigh between 170-440 pounds.
Another species of sea turtle that has arrived on the shores of Navarre Beach over the last few years is the Kemps Ridley sea turtle. They reach 24-30 inches in shell length and weigh between 80-100 pounds.
Cathy Holmes, coordinator of the sea turtle patrol, said that having the Kemps Ridley sea turtle nesting on Navarre Beach is great because "they are the rarest and most endangered sea turtle."
Holmes coordinates a six-member group of individuals that make up the sea turtle patrol.
For the complete story, see the May 2 issue of Navarre Press or subscribe online.


text: Motoscafi (water taxis) are Venice's limousines The fastest, and most glamorous, way to get around Venice is by motoscafo (water taxi), especially the retro mahoghany-hulled ones. These boats are especially convenient when it rains, because you can sit inside their enclosed cabin. Venice Water Taxi Rates But they are expensive: there is a minimum set charge of around €15, and the trip will only be a maximum of seven minutes; after that meter charges go up in 15 second … [Read more...]


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Name: lighttpd-mod_cml | Distribution: openSUSE 11.4 |
Version: 1.4.26 | Vendor: openSUSE |
Release: 6.7.1 | Build date: Tue Jan 31 00:04:05 2012 |
Group: Productivity/Networking/Web/Servers | Build host: build10 |
Size: 29780 | Source RPM: lighttpd-1.4.26-6.7.1.src.rpm |
Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org | |
Url: http://www.lighttpd.net/ | |
Summary: CML (Cache Meta Language) module for Lighttpd |
CML is a Meta language to describe the dependencies of a page at one side and building a page from its fragments on the oth er side using LUA. CML (Cache Meta Language) wants to solves several problems: * dynamic content needs caching to perform * checking if the content is dirty inside of the application is usually more expensive than sending out the cached data * a dynamic page is usually fragmented and the fragments have different livetimes * the different fragements can be cached independently Authors: -------- Jan Kneschke <email@example.com>
* Fri Jan 27 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - added lighttpd-1.4.26_honor_cipher_order.patch: [ssl] add option to honor server cipher order, true by default (fixes lighttpd#2364) * Wed Dec 21 2011 email@example.com - added lighttpd-1.4.x_mod_auth_signedness_error.patch: Fix a small signedness error in mod_auth CVE-2011-4362 (bnc#733607) * Thu Apr 22 2010 email@example.com - use the pid file for killing the lighttpd to avoid killing other services which are using the lighttpd binary. (bnc#559534) * Thu Apr 15 2010 email@example.com - Applied patch fixing start failure with enabled SSL because of not properly checked SSL_CTX_set_options() return value (http://redmine.lighttpd.net/issues/2157). * Thu Feb 11 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update 1.4.26 - Fix request parser to handle packets with splitted \r\n\r\n (fixes #2105) - Remove dependency on automake >= 1.11 with m4_ifdef check - mod_accesslog: support %e (fixes #2113, thx presbrey) - Fix mod_cgi cgi.execute-x-only option in global block - mod_fastcgi: x-sendfile2 parse error debugging - Fix mod_proxy dead host detection if connect() fails - Fix fd leaks in mod_cgi (fds not closed on pipe/fork failures, found by Rodrigo, fixes #2158, #2159) - Fix segfault with broken rewrite/redirect patterns (fixes [#2140], found by crypt) - Append to previous buffer in con read, fix DoS/OOM vulnerability (fixes #2147, found by liming, CVE-2010-0295) - Fix HUP detection in close-state if event-backend doesn't support FDEVENT_HUP (like select or poll on FreeBSD) - dropping fix-slow-request-dos-in-1.4.x.patch: included in release * Mon Feb 01 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - added fix-slow-request-dos-in-1.4.x.patch: fix a bug that makes lighttpd allocate too much memory for handling a request. (bnc#573948) CVE-2010-0295 * Sun Nov 22 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - update 1.4.25 - mod_magnet: fix pairs() for normal tables and strings (fixes [#1307]) - mod_magnet: add traceback for printing lua errors - mod_rewrite: fix compile error if compiled without pcre - disable warning "CLOSE-read" (fixes #2091) - mod_rrdtool: fix creating file if it doesn't exist (#1788) - reset tlsext_server_name in connection_reset - fixes random hostnames in the $HTTP["host"] conditional - export some SSL_CLIENT_* vars for client cert validation (fixes #1288, thx presbrey) - mod_fastcgi: fix mod_fastcgi packet parsing - mod_fastcgi: Don't reconnect after connect() succeeded (fixes #2096) - Fix configure.ac to allow autoreconf, also enables make V=0 - dropped lighttpd-1.4.24_mod_magnet_regression.patch: included in update - added lighttpd-configure_ac.patch: - remove fancy options which are not supported in older autoconf versions - drop '-fi' option from autoreconf, so the libtool script isn't overwritten (as the overwritten one was broken). autoreconf is still needed for mod_geoip - drop --with-webdav from ./configure (not an option) - remove spawn-fcgi handling as it is removed from the source now - remove ChangeLog from %docs (has been removed upstream) - man page was moved from section 1 to 8 * Mon Oct 26 2009 email@example.com - update 1.4.24 - Add T_CONFIG_INT for bigger integers from the config (needed for #1966) - Use unsigned int (and T_CONFIG_INT) for max_request_size - Use unsigned int for secdownload.timeout (fixes #1966) - Keep url/host values from connection to display information while keep-alive in mod_status (fixes #1202) - Add server.breakagelog, a "special" stderr (fixes #1863) - Fix config evaluation for debug.log-timeouts option (#1529) - Add "cgi.execute-x-only" to mod_cgi, requires +x for cgi scripts (fixes #2013) - Fix FD_SETSIZE comparision warnings - Add "lua-5.1" to searched pkg-config names for lua - Fix unused function webdav_lockdiscovery in mod_webdav - cmake: Fix crypt lib check - cmake: Add -export-dynamic to link flags, fixes build on FreeBSD - Set FD_CLOEXEC for bound sockets before pipe-logger forks (fixes #2026) - Reset ignored signals to SIG_DFL before exec() in fastcgi/scgi (fixes #2029) - Show "no uri specified -> 400" error only when "debug.log-request-header-on-error" is enabled (fixes #2030) - Fix hanging connection in mod_scgi (fixes #2024) - Allow digits in hostnames in more places (fixes #1148) - Use connection_reset instead of handle_request_done for cleanup callbacks - Change mod_expire to append Cache-Control instead of overwriting it (fixes #1997) - Allow all comparisons for $SERVER["socket"] - only bind for "==" - Remove strptime failed message (fixes #2031) - Fix issues found with clang analyzer - Try to fix server.tag issue with localized svnversion - Fix handling network-write return values (#2024) - Use disable-time in fastcgi for all disables after errors, default is 1sec (fixes #2040) - Remove adaptive spawning code from fastcgi (was disabled for a long time) - Allow mod_mysql_vhost to use stored procedures (fixes #2011, thx Ben Brown) - Fix ipv6 in mod_proxy (fixes #2043) - Print errors from include_shell to stderr - Set tm.tm_isdst = 0 before mktime() (fixes #2047) - Use linux-epoll by default if available (fixes #2021, thx Olaf van der Spek) - Print an error if you use too many captures in a regex pattern (fixes #2059) - Combine Cache-Control header value in mod_expire to existing HTTP header if header already added by other modules (fixes #2068) - Remember keep-alive-idle in separate variable (fixes #1988) - Fix header inclusion order, always include "config.h" before any system header - mod_webdav: Patch to skip login information for domain part of Destination field (fixes #1793) - mod_webdav: Delete old properties before updating new for MOVE (fixes #1317) - Read hostname from absolute uris in the request line (fixes #1937) - mod_fastcgi: don't disable backend if disable-time is 0 (fixes #1825) - mod_compress: match partial+full content-type (fixes #1552) - mod_fastcgi: fix is_local detection, respawn backends if bin-path is set (fixes #897) - Fix linger-on-close behaviour to avoid rare failure conditions (was r2636, fixes #657) - mod_fastcgi: restart local procs immediately after they terminated, fix local procs handling - Fix segfault on invalid config "duplicate else conditions" (fixes #2065) - mod_usertrack: Use T_CONFIG_INT for max-age, solves range problem (#1455) - mod_accesslog: configurable timestamp logging (fixes #1479) - always define _GNU_SOURCE - Add some iterators for mod_magnet (fixes #1307) - Fix close_timeout_ts trigger (should finally fix lingering close) - mod_rewrite: add url.rewrite-[repeat-]if-not-file to rewrite if file doesn't exist or is not a regular file (fixes #985, thx lucas aerbeydt) - Add TLS servername indication (SNI) support (fixes #386, thx Peter Colberg <firstname.lastname@example.com>) - Add SSL Client Certificate verification (#1288) - mod_fastcgi: Fix host->active_procs counter, return 503 if connect wasn't successful after 5 tries (fixes #1825) - mod_accesslog: escape special characters (fixes #1551, thx icy) - fix mod_webdav crash from #1793 (fixes #2084, thx hiroya) - Don't print ssl error if client didn't support TLS SNI - Fix linger close timeout handling, drop timeout to 5 seconds (fixes #2086) - Fix broken return values from int to enum in mod_fastcgi - added lighttpd-1.4.24_mod_magnet_regression.patch: * mod_magnet: fix pairs() for normal tables and strings (fixes #1307) * mod_magnet: add traceback for printing lua errors * Wed Jun 24 2009 email@example.com - update to 1.4.23 - Added some extra warning options in cmake and fix the resulting warnings (unused/static functions) - New lighttpd man page (moved it to section 8) (fixes #1875) - Create rrd file for empty rrdfile in mod_rrdtool (#1788) - Fix workaround for incorrect path info/scriptname if fastcgi prefix is "/" (fixes #729) - Finally removed spawn-fcgi - Allow xattr to overwrite mime type (fixes #1929) - Remove link from errormsg about fastcgi apps (fixes #1942) - Strip trailing dot from "Host:" header - Remove the optional port info from SERVER_NAME (thx Mr_Bond) - Fix mod_proxy RoundRobin (off by one problem if only one backend is up) - Rename configure.in to configure.ac, with small cleanups (fixes [#1932]) - Add proper SUID bit detection (fixes #416) - Check for regular file in mod_cgi, so we don't try to start directories - Include mmap.h from chunk.h to fix some problems with #define mmap mmap64 (fixes #1923) - Add support for pipe logging for server.errorlog (fixes #296) - Add revision number to package version for svn/git checkouts - Use server.tag for SERVER_SOFTWARE if configured (fixes #357) - Fix trailing zero char in REQUEST_URI after "strip-request-uri" in mod_fastcgi - mod_magnet: Add env["request.remote-ip"] (fixes #1740) - mod_magnet: Add env["request.path-info"] - Change name/version separator back to "/" (affects every place where the version is printed) - Fix bug with FastCGI request id overflow under high load; just use always id 1 as we don't use multiplexing. (thx jgray) - Add some dirlisting enhancements (fixes #1458) - Add option to enable TCP_DEFER_ACCEPT (fixes #1447) - Limit amount of bytes read for one read-event (fixes #1070) - Add evasive.silent option (fixes #1438) - Make mod_extforward headers configurable (fixes #1545) - Add '%_' pattern for complete hostname in mod_evhost (fixes [#1737]) - Add IPv6 support to mod_proxy (fixes #1537) - mod_ssi printenv: print cgi env, add environment vars to cgi env (fixes #1713) - Fix error message if no auth backend was set - Fix SERVER_NAME port stripping (fixes #1968) - Fix x-sendfile 2gb limiting (fixes #1970) - Fix mod_cgi environment keys mangling (fixes #1969) - Fix workaround for incorrect path info/scriptname if scgi prefix is "/" (fixes #729) - Fix max-age value in mod_expire for 'modification' (fixes [#1978]) - Fix evasive.silent option (#1438) - Fix mod-fastcgi counters - Modify fastcgi error message - Backup errno for later usage (reported by Guido Reina via mailinglist) - Improve FastCGI performance (fixes #1999) - Workaround broken operating systems: check for trailing '/' in filenames (fixes #1989) - Allow using pcre with cross-compiling (pcre-config got fixed; fixes #1986) - Add "lighty.req_env" table to mod_magnet for setting/getting environment values for cgi (fixes #1967, thx presbrey) - Fix segfault in mod_expire after failed config parsing (fixes [#1992]) - Add ssi.content-type option (default text/html, fixes #615) - Add support for "real" entropy from /dev/[u]random (fixes [#1977]) - Adding support for additional chars in LDAP usernames (fixes [#1941]) - Ignore multiple "If-None-Match" headers (only use first one, fixes #753) - Fix 100% cpu usage if time() < 0 (thx to gaspa and cate, fixes [#1964]) - Allow max-keep-alive-requests to depend on conditional (fixes [#1881]) - Make dependency on svnversion/git optional (for devel versionstamp, fixes #2009) * Mon Mar 09 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to 1.4.22 - Fix wrong lua type for CACHE_MISS/CACHE_HIT in mod_cml (fixes [#533]) - Fix default vhost in mod_simple_vhost (fixes #1905) - Handle EINTR in mod_rrdtool (fixes #604) - Fix rrd error after graceful restart (fixes #419) - Fix EAGAIN handling for freebsd sendfile (fixes #1913, thx AnMaster for spotting the problem) - Fix segfault in mod_scgi (fixes #1911) - Treat EPIPE as connection-closed error in network_freebsd_sendfile.c (another fix from #1913) - Fix useless redirection of stderr in mod_rrdtool, as it gets redirected to /dev/null later. (fixes #1922) - Fix some problems with more strict compilers (#1923) - Fix segfault if siginfo_t* is NULL in sigaction handler (fixes [#1926]) - dropped lighttpd-1.4.x_fix_mod_simple_vhost_mod_cml.patch: included in update
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The Beacon: Andy Sharpless's blog
CEO Note: Conservation Needs Strong International Trade Laws
Conservation is an international challenge, especially when it comes to our oceans. Earlier this month the presidents and CEOs of 24 leading conservation organizations, including Oceana, send a letter to U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman urging him to incorporate fisheries subsidies reform into the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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CEO Note: NOAA Could Undermine State Shark Fin Bans
You might not have heard, but sharks are in trouble from an unlikely source—our own federal government. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the government agency tasked with managing our nation's fisheries, is taking steps to undermine state laws that protect sharks.
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CEO Note: Don't Ignore the Science
Last month, the International Whaling Commission released a report that, for the very first time, established a firm connection between a sonar mapping tool used for offshore oil and gas exploration and the deaths of marine animals.
In 2008, about 100 "melon-headed whales" stranded in a shallow lagoon in northwestern Madagascar. Despite their name, melon-headed whales are actually a type of dolphin, found in deep oceans near the equator. They're similar in size to a bottlenose dolphin, with dark grey coloring and a large, rounded head. At least 75 dolphins—three-quarters of those stuck in the lagoon—eventually died from dehydration, starvation, and sun exposure in the shallow waters.
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CEO Note: Oceana Honors former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, HBO CEO Richard Plepler
Wednesday night I had the honor of being on stage with former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and HBO CEO Richard Plepler at Oceana's Partners Award Gala in Los Angeles. The gala honors individuals who make outstanding contributions to the cause of protecting our oceans.
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CEO Note: Great News for European Fisheries
I have some wonderful news out of our European offices that I'd like to share with you. Last Wednesday, the European Parliament took a tremendous step forward in restoring the health of our oceans and our fisheries. They voted to significantly limit harmful subsidies that enable overfishing, leading to the collapse of any of Europe's fisheries.
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CEO Note: The Government Shutdown and the Oceans
After 16 days Congress has finally ended the government shutdown. But while thousands of workers are able to return to work, our oceans will continue to suffer from Congress's misguided bickering.
Yesterday I partnered with actor and ocean activist Ted Danson to discuss just how harmful the government shutdown was for our oceans. In an editorial for the Huffington Post, we revealed how the shutdown affected critical ocean research, and how it could continue to impact fisheries management through next year.
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Wild Ratios: Why eating wild salmon is better for the ocean.
After we posted our blog, "The Washington Post is Wrong About Farmed Salmon," we got a lot of questions about wild salmon feed ratio versus the feed ratio for farmed salmon. One commentator even suggested that because wild salmon eat at ratios higher than one to one, it might be better for the ocean if we switch to eating farmed salmon (instead of wild) because it would save more wild fish.
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CEO Note: Bipartisan Support for the Oceans
We live in a world increasingly divided and governed by partisanship. At times, it can be frustrating for those of us who want to make a difference.
That is why I am proud to let you know about the Oceana's relationship with two remarkable leaders from different sides of the aisle, both united in their desire to save our oceans: Hillary Rodham Clinton and James Connaughton.
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CEO Note: 100,000 Against Seismic Blasts
I have more great news to share with you about Oceana's campaign to halt the use of deadly seismic airguns on our Atlantic coast. On September 6, Oceana delivered more than 100,000 petitions to Tommy Beaudreau, director of the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management. Those petitions urge the government to stop the proposed use of seismic airguns, which the energy industry wants to use to search more than 300,000 square miles of the Atlantic for buried oil and gas deposits.
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CEO Note: The Perfect Protein in the News
Oceana's new book, The Perfect Protein is available for sale at your local book store and online. Authored by myself and Suzannah Evans, with a foreword by Bill Clinton, this book explores the connections between ocean conservation and food security.
The new ideas presented in The Perfect Protein are gathering attention, and I want to share some of the coverage it received in the press and digital media:
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Kip's Castle is a nearby home, and a gem of Essex County, now open to the public, with a storied past.
Verona Historical Society president Robert Williams explained the history of the residence and cleared up some old rumors.
"This house is a real tangible link to the Gilded Age," Williams said. Although the Rhine-style castle, built by Frederick Kip between 1902 and 1905, may resemble an old English residence, it has many roots in Verona.
The castle, built for Kip's wife, Charlotte, was constructed using trap rock from the Marley Quarry, which used to be at the site near where Bloomfield Avenue meets Pompton Avenue. It is located at 22 Crestmont Road in Verona.
"As you speed down Bloomfield Avenue, you don't realize there were just horses there years ago," Williams said, adding that driving on Bloomfield Avenue towards Montclair on the right hand side you can still see the building where the dynamite for the quarry was kept.
The castle was the home of Frederick E. Kip and Charlotte Kip from 1905-1926. Kip was a successful textile manufacturer who also wrote several books, one a history of the Kip clan. His estate now spans 11 acres, straddling the border of Montclair and Verona, and it includes a 30-room house and two-story carriage house.
Charlotte Kip is credited with both the design and decoration of the building. Williams said construction actually started in 1898 but was stopped because Mrs. Kip was unhappy with the design.
The castle, which was originally in Montclair, now straddles the border of both Montclair and Verona.
Kip specifically had the castle built for his wife because of his love for her, Williams explained. When she died, since the house was so influenced and reminiscent of her, Kip moved in with his son in Montclair.
The first floor of the castle is paneled with a dark-finished quarter-hewn oak, used for the doors, wood, ceiling moldings and main staircase.
The rooms on the first floor consisted of a foyer, dinning room and chapel.
In the 1980s a religious cult that wore purple robes with black hoods owned the house.
While there, the cult painted the entire first floor white, removed all the original door knobs and replaced almost all the stain glass windows. The windows were kept in the carriage house, Williams recalled, before they were sold to a man in Montclair. In total, 82 stain glass windows were sold off.
"There is still a lot of integrity in this building even though it's not exactly how I remember it," Williams explained. "The woodwork is still here and what was originally finished on a thin oak 100 years ago can still be brought back."
A woman asked if at any time there were any monks that lived there. She said as a kid she remembers seeing them when she snuck up to the castle. Williams explained at one time there were Franciscan monks the next property over, but not in the castle.
After the cult moved on, it sold the property to a law firm, who turned the top two floors into offices. Williams explained, as a youth, he remembered each floor was rented out as apartments. Now the top two floors are not open for any tours because it is filled with Essex County offices.
"I think its great that the county acquired it and made it available for people, like yourselves and other generations to enjoy," Williams said.
Frederick Kip was a cousin of South Orange's former Village President and philanthropist Ira A. Kip. He had a remarkable home, as well. Read about it here.
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(973) 239-7056Visiting Kip's Castle: The building are grounds are owned by the county and are open to the public. The buildings are closed on Federal holidays. There is ample parking.
Accessibility: The castle has many stairs and the ground is uneven.
Cost: It's free to visit the house and grounds.
Where to Eat: There are no food facilities at the park, but Montclair and Verona's many eateries are a short drive away.


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Audi and Volkswagen Group tuner ABT Sportsline is coming to the states at last. At this week's Essen Motor Show, it revealed, among other things, its own special version of the Volkswagen Golf GTI , dubbed the GTI Dark.
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High-mileage, TDIA Clean Diesel models accounted for 21 percent of sales in November and 24 percent of sales year-to-date, the best year-to-date results on record Volkswagen of America, Inc. today reported 30,727 units delivered in November and 373,689 units year-to-date.
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Alex and Aki, at Ideas in Food, recently picked up a Rotary Vacuum Evaporator from us with some wild ideas brewing in their heads. While the concept of distillation isn't new, culinary rotovap applications by chefs have only been stirring for the past 5-6 years.
Alex and I started discussing vacuum evaporation at a conference last year, but the thought wasn't distillation, it was concentration. What if flavor concentrations could occur without cooking the product? Well, we distilled the alcohol out of a bottle of ruby port. On the receiving side of of the unit sat moonshine, reminiscent of grappa. Yes, we tasted it. It was blindingly horrid; and yes, we disposed of it. On the evaporation side was something truly beautiful: potential. The potential of the raw, non-alcoholic port redux showed us that flavors concentrate so well that we immediately saw flashes of apple butter, ketchup and much more. If anybody knows Alex, his flashes happen at strobe-like speeds. The spark ignited and Alex was off and running. We're incredibly excited to see what Alex and Aki think up next. This is just the beginning.
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FORT WORTH -- The final days quickly approach for an exhibit comprising 21 fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls, including a dozen that had never been seen in public, at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.
After Jan. 13, "Dead Sea Scrolls & the Bible: Ancient Artifacts, Timeless Treasures" will be scattered to the four corners of the earth.Lenders of the various pieces will take their artifacts home."Visiting 'Dead Sea Scrolls & the Bible' provides a rare opportunity to see portions of the oldest-known copies of the Bible, but these treasures are set to return to their owners soon," seminary President Paige Patterson said.Although it's true that the 21 fragments -- from the books of Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, 1 Kings, Nehemiah, Psalms, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Daniel, Joel, Amos and Jonah -- likely wouldn't make more than a shallow pile on a pie plate, the exhibit dominates two floors of the MacGorman Performing Arts Center at 4616 Stanley Ave.Shelves upon shelves of first-century pottery, ceramics and glassware and a few personal items such as razors, combs and unguentaria -- pots where cosmetics and medicines were kept -- give guests a picture window into the days when the scrolls were written.At the Qumran Simulated Dig Site, visitors learn how 2,000-year-old artifacts are unearthed -- a part of the exhibition that will remain at the seminary after the scrolls are gone. Students who find pottery shards at the dig can keep them."At various times and places, the scrolls will be made available for public viewing in the future, and the Qumran mock-up dig site will remain for teaching purposes by popular demand," Patterson said.Since the July 2 opening, more that 65,000 people have attended the exhibit or have bought tickets that they will use before it closes, seminary spokesman Bruce McCoy said."Jan. 13 is the last day to experience this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity," he said. "Until then, we're open every day, including New Year's Day."Guests have told McCoy that going through the exhibition is "the next best thing to actually being in Bethlehem at Christmastime," he said. "Others have expressed that they gained a better understanding of what life was like over 2,000 years ago in the land of Israel."Seminary administrators and staffers have found it "a deeply meaningful and spiritually rewarding experience to have featured the Dead Sea Scroll exhibition at Christmastime right here in Fort Worth," McCoy said.Other exhibits at the MacGorman include the Jeselsohn Stone (a rare sandstone tablet) as well as the St. John's Bible, part of a Gutenberg Bible from 1455, and a King James Bible from 1611.This report includes material from the Star-Telegram archives.Terry Evans, 817-390-7620Twitter: @fwstevans
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DHAKA: Primary and Mass Education Minister Dr Afsarul Amin categorically said there are some 3.68 crore illiterate people in the country."We all have to build up an illiteracy free country by educating them and making them manpower," he said.The minister came up with the disclosure while addressing a programme at Chittagong Circuit House Saturday.He said, "Some people of our society could not be able to continue their studies due to environmental, financial and societal reasons."The incumbent government has taken various steps for pragmatic education to make this huge number of people as man power and informal education is one of those, he said. With Deputy Commissioner Foyez Ahmed in the chair, the programme was also addressed, among others, by joint secretary of the ministry AFM Faruk Hossain and PS to minister Rupom Kanti Sheel.BDST: 1900 HRS, JUN 02, 2012Edited by: Abul Kalam Azad, Newsroom EditorM. Mahbub Alam, Asst Output Editor
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Shell petrol stations are being targeted in London and Edinburgh.
by Flora Drury
Monday, July 16, 2012
Environmental campaigners are believed to have shut down at least one Haringey petrol station in a protest against Arctic drilling.
Greenpeace protestors are understood to have massed at Shell in Park Road, Hornsey, as they try to raise awareness of the Dutch company's plans to explore the possibility of drilling for oil at two sites off the coast of Alaska for the first time in the coming weeks.
Hornsey's Shell petrol station is one of more than 100 Shell petrol stations the environmental group intend to close in London. It is also attempting to shut more than a dozen petrol stations in Edinburgh.
The campaign group fears an Arctic oil rush will be sparked, speeding up the push to carve up the region. Russian oil giant Gazprom is also venturing into the Arctic this year.
Greenpeace campaigner Sara Ayech, who is at the Shell petrol station in Battersea, said the company's plans could lead to catastrophe for the Arctic's fragile eco-system.
"It's time to draw a line in the ice and tell Shell to stop. That's why today we're going to shut down all of Shell's petrol stations in the capital cities of London and Edinburgh.
"An oil spill in the Arctic would be catastrophic for wildlife such as walruses and whales, and Shell knows full well that it would be impossible to clean up after such devastation. The Arctic must be saved, and made a global sanctuary where oil drilling is banned."
A Shell spokesman said it recognises there are groups opposed to the exploration program and wants to "engage in a free and frank exchange of views about our operations" but asked "they do so with their safety and the safety of others, including the general public and Shell personnel in mind."
The spokesman added: "Shell has met with numerous organizations and individuals who oppose drilling offshore Alaska. We respect their views and value the dialogue. We have extended this same offer for productive dialogue to Greenpeace."
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This is sick! I'd have to say this is some of Kaliko's best work. You can hear Twista going in at the end so there's obviously more to it. I wasn't going to buy Kickin N Screamin but this changed my mind.
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I think Tech is going to be on it too because there was a blog a week or so back. Tech saying that he was doing the last verse of a song with Krizz and Twista... DWAM
Just saw it on Facebook, really diggin' it, we get the short preview of Twista's verse 'n Tech is supposed to have to last verse according to the "My Dilemma" blog, looking forward to K&S more 'n more.
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How meditation can change your brain
A study that proves how meditation can change your brain has been done in an 8-week Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) Program at the University of Massachusetts Centre for Mindfulness. Participants were asked to attend weekly meetings to practice mindfulness meditation, focus on non-judgemental awareness, and listen to audio recordings of guided meditation practice. An increase in grey-matter density in the hippocampus (important for learning and memory), and in correlation with less stress, a decrease of grey-matter density in the amygdala (fight or flight centre) was reported. Amishi Jha, a neuroscientist at the University of Miami states that these structural changes in the amygdala opens doors to many possibilities for further research.
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FORMER Newport Gwent Dragons flanker Dan Lydiate has reassured Wales fans he will be available for his country after moving to play in France.
The 2012 Grand Slam-winning Six Nations player of the year has joined wealthy and ambitious Parisian club Racing Métro along with fellow Wales star, centre Jamie Roberts.
Wales coach Warren Gatland, who led the British and Irish Lions to a 2-1 series victory over Australia this summer, has told his Welsh players to have a clause in their contract to stop them being denied release for international matches.
"I had to make sure I was still available for Wales and I did do that," Lydiate, who played 85 matches for the Dragons after making his debut in 2007, said.
High profile Wales players based in France and England also include Mike Phillips (Bayonne), George North (Northampton), Luke Charteris (Perpignan), Paul James (Bath), James Hook (Perpignan), Lee Byrne (Clermont Auvergne), Craig Mitchell (Exeter), Rhys Gill (Saracens) and Aled Brew (Biarritz).
Some have become entangled in player-release rows over the years and have consequently missed Wales Test matches and training camps.
Ex-Dragons lock Charteris was the first to publicly state he had secured a full release for Wales games and training squads when he joined French club Perpignan in 2012.
The 25-year-old Lydiate sought advice from Gatland, who selected him to play in all three Tests during the Lions' series win over the Wallabies, before crossing the English Channel.
"I spoke to Warren before coming out here – I had to make sure I was still available for Wales and I did do that," he said.
"Hopefully, it will work well, but I am looking forward to playing with a new set of players and with new coaches.
"They (the WRU) will work closely with the club, but obviously you are at a slight disadvantage because the coaches are not able to watch you every week.
"I just hope if I am playing well enough that they will still pick me. "There is a massive onus on myself to make sure I am playing well out here, and if Racing are successful there is a big chance I will still be selected for Wales."
Lydiate, Roberts and Lions teammate Jonathan Sexton, the Ireland outside-half, have all been recruited by Racing Métro who are striving to become a major force domestically and in the Heineken Cup.
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Taylor Swift & Conor Kennedy Split
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LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- And thus begins the writing of Taylor Swift's next album…
The 22-year-old music superstar and Conor Kennedy, 18, have split after three months of dating, according to Us Weekly.
"They quietly parted ways a while ago," a "close friend" of Taylor's reportedly told the mag.
The breakup wasn't contentious, according to the friend, and was mostly due to location challenges — despite reports that Taylor had purchased a nearly $5 million Cape Cod estate near the Kennedy compound.
"It was just a distance thing. No hard feelings. They're fine," the friend explained.
Though Ethel Kennedy (Conor's grandmother) spoke very highly of Taylor just last week – saying she was "thrilled" she would soon be neighbors with the singer — the friend said Taylor and Conor haven't seen each other in "over a month."
"With her promotion for 'Red,' she has no time off until the end of the year," said the friend.
Taylor and Conor were first spotted together in July, when the pair spent time together at the Kennedy family compound in Hyannisport, Maine.
A rep for the "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" crooner was not immediately available for comment on the reported breakup when contacted by Access Hollywood on Thursday.
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Nokia's C7 finally receives NFC support through the firmware with the Codename 'Anna'. Still the phone does not support card emulation. Users have already been able to test the NFC functionality of Nokia C7 at MWC in Barcelona or WIMA in Monaco. Applications like Angry Birds make already use of the NFC features of the Nokia platform.
Nokia promotes their idea of "Open NFC" where the mobile phone is only used for tag reading and NFC peer-2-peer applications. But still, there is the possibility, that the C7 will be enabled for the use of the SIM card as the secure element. This is due to that fact, that the C7 is equipped with PN544 supporting the single wire protocol.


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So, if i may quote A.Heinlein- ''A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, set a bone, comfort the dying, take orders, give orders, cooperate, act alone, solve equations, analyze a new problem, pitch manure, program a computer, cook a tasty meal, fight efficiently, die gallantly. Specialization is for insects.''
That, i feel, should be true, in some degree, to nerdfighters as well... I don't think nerdfighters should be better racists but i do think that the perfect nerdfighter should be something that he isn't displaying himself to be right now... And we are here to remedy that!
Post in which way, the perfect nerdfigher differs from what the world would currently imagine himself to be.
Here's my suggestions (I should probably say that my image of the perfect nerdfighter is Hank and John pushed together, since i haven't spent much time on the forums yet):
- Exercise - I think the need for that comes from our history. A mere few centuries ago, 95% of the population was working hard physical labor all day, almost everyday. Today, we are lucky enough for this not to be the case. But our bodies evolved in this condition, and they need some action to feel right. My exercise of choice is weightlifting, but there's running, swimming, all kinds of sports, martial arts... Anything as long as it makes you physically tired when you go to sleep, probably does the job.There were some vague attempts in this direction at some point or other, but i don't see it as something that the nerdfigter community would expect of their perfect member...
- Love for the outdoors/nature - I love hiking, camping,and being in the wild, it has enriched my life and has led to some of the greatest revelations in my life. But maybe thats just me. In the most practical sense i can show it, a horse once bit me on the neck, and it was a sign of affection. Understanding this, you understand a big deal about horses, and understanding nature is a very important thing, if we want to save it, right?
Hopefully nerdfighters don't mind reading long long texts, or my thread will be swept away like an autumn leaf....
Blaming you? Oh no my dear narcissistic boy! This applies to the nation on a whole. Compared to the likes of Scotland, where no such fool could ever gain office, you lot went ahead and granted him it twice in a row!
The difference between America and Scotland is this. In America if a fool gets elected into office the whole world knows about it. In Scotland if a fool gets into office nobody notices.
The problem with elections in Scotland is that you decided that running your nation was simply too complicated and let the English do it for you.
The problem with America is that they should have let England continue to do it for them.
You forget to mention the reason everyone knows. Which is simply because everyone needs to remember that a complete cuif has been elected by the 'free' world.
And, Hutch.
Scottish parliament.
I'z rest teh case!
Oh wow... i usually hate societies, but expect to like, tolerate or at least understand every one person when taken individually. Looking at this thread , i have the opposite reaction. While i like nerfigteria, i cant help but feel aversion for each and every person in the group...
The whole Scotland/American thing is a running joke.
The functional definition of a Nerdfighter is anyone who wants to be a nerdfighter is a nerdfighter (as is declared by John Green).
As for being the best possible thing, the only constraint is to not forget to be awesome. What that means is different for each individual.
If you have a set goal for how to improve your awesomeness, it can benefit you and possibly others, but it won't apply to the nerdfighter template as the beauty of the template is its accessibility and simple, yet fractal, goal.
Yeah Thomas, everybody cares about America because it actually matters unlike your stupid country. The only time people talk about Scotland is to make jokes about how goofy you lot are.
Also now you made Puddlewhite hate me. My original post on this thread was very serious and now nobody will see anything beyond our little for-fun fight. Thanks a lot.
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What version of MySQL do you have?
Do you have any particular MySQL setting? (that you are aware of, of course ;))
Are you upgrading from the browser or from the CLI?
Asking all these because I'm wondering why you are getting all these errors while you shouldn't... :-\
--- Quote from: emanuele on August 05, 2012, 11:16:28 AM ---What version of MySQL do you have?
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Made no special settings during installation, so I think not.
--- Quote from: emanuele on August 05, 2012, 11:16:28 AM ---Are you upgrading from the browser or from the CLI?
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P.S.: Sorry about all the trouble :/
--- Quote from: SnowmanDK on August 05, 2012, 04:56:23 PM ---P.S.: Sorry about all the trouble :/
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Nothing to apologise for. ;)
I'm out of ideas at the moment...
You are using a test site, right?
Have you tried restoring the original database and try again with the changes to the upgrade?
You're not gonna like this :-[
I'm running all this on my main, as I am not wealthy enough to do a full test setup also, AND I didn't expect these problems :o
Just tried a db restore, but not sure how original it is, as the first run where I choose to do a full backup failed DURING backup :'(
After backup-restore and so on I tried again WITHOUT javascript active:
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I am getting close to giving up, and just restore my old 1.1.16/1.0.9... :'(
It popped up with errors once in a while, but at least the forum worked.
Chas Large:
You could try setting up a copy of the forum on a local PC using EasyPHP or XAMPP, either of which allow you to host onto a PC. Create a copy into a designated folder, copy the dB into the MySQL location and then just run repair settings to change the board settings to your local PCs paths.
Once done and the 1.1.x forum is up and running, take another copy of the settings.php file then try upgrading the local forum and see if you still get the same errors. If not it will prove to be a host issue.
I've used EasyPHP quite a bit and SMF works fine on it.
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