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I believe this fix didn't take things far enough. For example, a meta_query that does a lot of comparing on the same meta_key, will have a JOIN and a WHERE for each query array. It shouldn't have to re-join the postmeta table on each query array though, since they are based on the same meta_key.
I'll attach a suggested patch that will only join if it needs to, and use the previous alias for the first meta_key joined table if it's already been joined.
24093.patch (1.8 KB) - added by sc0ttkclark 6 years ago.
24093.1.patch (1.0 KB) - added by kevinfodness 5 years ago.
24093.2.patch (2.2 KB) - added by vprat 5 years ago.
24093.3.patch (2.9 KB) - added by vprat 5 years ago.
24093.4.patch (2.5 KB) - added by vprat 5 years ago.
24093.5.patch (23.2 KB) - added by boonebgorges 5 years ago.
Stumbled upon this patch/ticket while updating Codex on WP_Meta_Query. Nice patch! Finally.
Thanks for the feedback, I'll have a look and update the patch accordingly.
@sc0ttkclark Please keep in mind that the $alias will be used in all returning WHERE clauses, so that needs consideration as well.
For sure, will look this patch over again and see what it'll take to bring it to it's original intention.
#26281 was marked as a duplicate.
I wrote a patch that uses subqueries instead of JOIN operations and seems to be significantly more efficient. It should work fine for both OR and AND operations. I tested the patch on a relatively large site running WordPress 3.8.
I'd be interested to get the opinions of core contributors and see the results of unit tests to determine if this is a workable solution.
The previous patch I submitted was git formatted - per guidelines I converted it to an SVN formatted patch and attached it to this issue.
any update about that issue or plans to incorporate the fix in core for 3.8.x?
I installed the patch and for me it works very good. I hope this update will be incorporated into the next WP release.
kevinfodness Your modification works fantastic when You need to query thru multiply meta_keys but it breaks order_by meta_key statment.
I need badly this fix so I have given it another look. Starting from the second patch, I have managed to fix the DB errors that have been mentionned by Mr.Defi.
I have managed to fix the orderby meta issue.
In the WP_Query class, for ordering, we simply use the mt0 alias instead of the main meta table name.
The rest is pretty similar to what had been proposed by the original patchers.
Let me know if there is any test case that fails and how to reproduce it, I'll try to fix the issue. I would love that patch to make its way into WP 4.0.
This "bug" reared its ugly head after using a plugin by vprat. Using mySQL profiling I found the impact to be crippling after adding more than a few groups to a user. And keep in mind that this install is very small... like around 15 posts. I'm sure a site with more posts would get impacted much earlier as adding multiple INNER JOIN statements blow up the tempDB exponentially.
I would really like to have this merged into core as soon as possible. I've tested the patch on 3.9.1 with no issues - or at least none that I could find.
Sounds like we still need patch review, unit tests, and profiling data.
Come on, that ticket is more than a year old and is derived from a 3 year old ticket that had an incomplete fix.
Profiling data is pretty simple. A query with 6 meta query elements will simply never complete without the patch. When having 4 meta query elements, as said, it goes from a few minutes to a few milliseconds.
Unit tests have been provided with the ticket referenced in the ticket of origin. I guess they are still valid.
I would love if somebody could review the patch here (not my wheelhouse), and if we could get unit tests into the same patch for overall review. We are still too late for 4.0, though.
It would be good to get this finally in. I happened to stuble on this when I was looking for an answer to a problem I have with a dynamically generated meta_query. When the amount of the meta_query arrays exceeds nine my local development server and my staging server both just freeze. The DB query seems to run indefinitely and I need to restart the MySQL server to get the site operational again.
EDIT 1: I can confirm that vprat's latest patch fixes the issue on my development and test server.
EDIT 2: The patch doesn't seem to break anything but cases WP to show errors on the admin side, example below.
There's no mention of a limit in the WP Meta Query class reference. The meta_query implementation creates so bad SQL that it actually can cripple the whole server with only 9 compares. I think the type of this should be changed to bug.
In general I also feel that it's weird that the meta_query implementation differs so much from the taxonomy_query implementation (f.ex. missing the support for multi level query with different compares).
See #29560 for an extended set of unit tests that any change in SQL syntax has to pass.
More detailed benchmarks about the switch to subqueries would make the case for a switch much more persuasive. The post linked to by ve9gra in https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/24093#comment:19 is a good start, but ideally we'd have a script for generating test data (maybe a wp-cli subcommand) for the core team to test with, and/or more detailed specs about server environment, the matrix of queries tested, etc.
@sarukuku - "The patch doesn't seem to break anything but cases WP to show errors on the admin side"
Can you please specify some steps to reproduce this? I would be happy to fix it.
It is always somehow risky for a plugin author to play with SQL directly instead of using the WP core functions. So I feel these cases should be adressed by plugin authors (and this is why I submitted a patch to improve WP Core instead of patching my plugin with such a filter).
This is very easy to reproduce. You simply need to issue a WP_Query with at least 5 clauses in the meta query. Even if you only have a few posts (10/20) in the database it will blow (will not even complete). With the patch, the query takes a few milliseconds in all cases.
@vprat - It seems to be only the WPSearch plugin (https://searchwp.com/) that is confused about the changes in the patch on the environment I tested the it. Plain WP installation doesn't seem to have any problems with the patch as far as I can see.
Patch works, random plugin was confused and caused the error.
The unit tests in #29560 are great for this ticket - they're showing a bunch of bugs in 24093.4.patch that need fixing.
I'm not particularly fussed about us changing the SQL that goes through the get_meta_sql filter (I'm in favour of deprecating all filters on SQL, but that's a different discussion). We should definitely at least warn developers that it's changing, though.
@vprat: Could you upload your test cases to this ticket, so that we're all looking at the same test data?
It's worth noting that this will need testing on different versions of MySQL (at least the latest major versions from 5.0 to 5.7) - various optimisations for both JOINs and sub-queries have been introduced over the years, we can't assume that performance on the latest version is indicative of performance on all versions.
In get_sql_for_clause(), tirst time a meta_key is referenced, create a new alias and JOIN clause.
The next time you see a clause that has a meta_key that already has an alias, check to see whether the $parent_query has OR as a relation. If so, use the existing alias.
Clearly, this will need some thought, and some unit tests, and maybe some compromises regarding how many JOINS we can eliminate in case of multiply-nested queries. Who is up for a Really Fun Time writing this patch?
I've been thinking about this some more, and I think I've come up with a technique for consolidating JOINs that is along the lines of what I've laid out above. See #18105  for how it works in WP_Tax_Query. The check for "compatible aliases" will be more complicated here. I'll write some unit tests and see what I can do about a patch.
So: in each call to get_sql_for_clause(), the JOIN logic goes like this. Does this clause have any siblings that are already doing a join and are compatible with this clause (by the rules listed above)? If so, use that alias. If not, create a JOIN clause, and store the alias for use by later siblings.
So that's the first thing 24093.5.patch does. As I was writing this part of the patch - which is largely a port of  - I realized that most of the rat's nest of WP_Meta_Query::get_sql_for_clause() was a result of past developers attempting, in patchwork ways, to avoid unneccessary table joins. (See, for example, the old 'key only' queries.) With the new centralized logic for finding "compatible aliases", it became possible to rewrite the SQL generation logic of WP_Meta_Query so that it actually makes sense.
With 24093.5.patch, the query goes from 4 INNER JOINs to 2 (NOT IN can't share the join), which cuts execution time roughly in half.
It'd be great to have someone look over the logic above and the logic of the patch to make sure I'm not missing something obvious. I'm fairly confident that what I'm proposing here is solid, and it's definitely a big performance win (even if we continue to explore additional avenues for performance improvements in WP_Meta_Query).
This looks awesome @boonebgorges -- and brings up another idea that could be useful to plugins, adding a filter to the return of find_compatible_table_alias would be grand. This could allow a plugin, such as Pods, to pick up a meta fields that it covers and stores in a separate table and return a custom alias, then hook in later in the joins clauses to add it's join there. Other than that, this is the bees knees and probably wings too.
Thanks so much for having a look, sc0ttkclark! The filter idea sounds fine to me.
Overhaul SQL generating logic in WP_Meta_Query to avoid unnecessary table joins.
clause combinations that result in shared table aliases.
Remove redundant table alias check in WP_Meta_Query.
Also adds documentation for 'meta_query_find_compatible_table_alias' filter.
In the interest of having a ticket that we can close against the 4.1 milestone (and because the original ticket was about OR queries, which have been largely addressed by ), I'd like to move discussion of the subquery/AND issue over to #30044. Thanks, everyone.

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i believe this fix didn't take things far enough. for example, a meta_query that does a lot of comparing on the same meta_key, will have a join and a where for each query array. it shouldn't have to re-join the postmeta table on each query array though, since they are based on the same meta_key.
i'll attach a suggested patch that will only join if it needs to, and use the previous alias for the first meta_key joined table if it's already been joined.
24093.patch (1.8 kb) - added by sc0ttkclark 6 years ago.
24093.1.patch (1.0 kb) - added by kevinfodness 5 years ago.
24093.2.patch (2.2 kb) - added by vprat 5 years ago.
24093.3.patch (2.9 kb) - added by vprat 5 years ago.
24093.4.patch (2.5 kb) - added by vprat 5 years ago.
24093.5.patch (23.2 kb) - added by boonebgorges 5 years ago.
stumbled upon this patch/ticket while updating codex on wp_meta_query. nice patch! finally.
thanks for the feedback, i'll have a look and update the patch accordingly.
@sc0ttkclark please keep in mind that the $alias will be used in all returning where clauses, so that needs consideration as well.
for sure, will look this patch over again and see what it'll take to bring it to it's original intention.
#26281 was marked as a duplicate.
i wrote a patch that uses subqueries instead of join operations and seems to be significantly more efficient. it should work fine for both or and and operations. i tested the patch on a relatively large site running wordpress 3.8.
i'd be interested to get the opinions of core contributors and see the results of unit tests to determine if this is a workable solution.
the previous patch i submitted was git formatted - per guidelines i converted it to an svn formatted patch and attached it to this issue.
any update about that issue or plans to incorporate the fix in core for 3.8.x?
i installed the patch and for me it works very good. i hope this update will be incorporated into the next wp release.
kevinfodness your modification works fantastic when you need to query thru multiply meta_keys but it breaks order_by meta_key statment.
i need badly this fix so i have given it another look. starting from the second patch, i have managed to fix the db errors that have been mentionned by mr.defi.
i have managed to fix the orderby meta issue.
in the wp_query class, for ordering, we simply use the mt0 alias instead of the main meta table name.
the rest is pretty similar to what had been proposed by the original patchers.
let me know if there is any test case that fails and how to reproduce it, i'll try to fix the issue. i would love that patch to make its way into wp 4.0.
this "bug" reared its ugly head after using a plugin by vprat. using mysql profiling i found the impact to be crippling after adding more than a few groups to a user. and keep in mind that this install is very small... like around 15 posts. i'm sure a site with more posts would get impacted much earlier as adding multiple inner join statements blow up the tempdb exponentially.
i would really like to have this merged into core as soon as possible. i've tested the patch on 3.9.1 with no issues - or at least none that i could find.
sounds like we still need patch review, unit tests, and profiling data.
come on, that ticket is more than a year old and is derived from a 3 year old ticket that had an incomplete fix.
profiling data is pretty simple. a query with 6 meta query elements will simply never complete without the patch. when having 4 meta query elements, as said, it goes from a few minutes to a few milliseconds.
unit tests have been provided with the ticket referenced in the ticket of origin. i guess they are still valid.
i would love if somebody could review the patch here (not my wheelhouse), and if we could get unit tests into the same patch for overall review. we are still too late for 4.0, though.
it would be good to get this finally in. i happened to stuble on this when i was looking for an answer to a problem i have with a dynamically generated meta_query. when the amount of the meta_query arrays exceeds nine my local development server and my staging server both just freeze. the db query seems to run indefinitely and i need to restart the mysql server to get the site operational again.
edit 1: i can confirm that vprat's latest patch fixes the issue on my development and test server.
edit 2: the patch doesn't seem to break anything but cases wp to show errors on the admin side, example below.
there's no mention of a limit in the wp meta query class reference. the meta_query implementation creates so bad sql that it actually can cripple the whole server with only 9 compares. i think the type of this should be changed to bug.
in general i also feel that it's weird that the meta_query implementation differs so much from the taxonomy_query implementation (f.ex. missing the support for multi level query with different compares).
see #29560 for an extended set of unit tests that any change in sql syntax has to pass.
more detailed benchmarks about the switch to subqueries would make the case for a switch much more persuasive. the post linked to by ve9gra in https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/24093#comment:19 is a good start, but ideally we'd have a script for generating test data (maybe a wp-cli subcommand) for the core team to test with, and/or more detailed specs about server environment, the matrix of queries tested, etc.
@sarukuku - "the patch doesn't seem to break anything but cases wp to show errors on the admin side"
can you please specify some steps to reproduce this? i would be happy to fix it.
it is always somehow risky for a plugin author to play with sql directly instead of using the wp core functions. so i feel these cases should be adressed by plugin authors (and this is why i submitted a patch to improve wp core instead of patching my plugin with such a filter).
this is very easy to reproduce. you simply need to issue a wp_query with at least 5 clauses in the meta query. even if you only have a few posts (10/20) in the database it will blow (will not even complete). with the patch, the query takes a few milliseconds in all cases.
@vprat - it seems to be only the wpsearch plugin (https://searchwp.com/) that is confused about the changes in the patch on the environment i tested the it. plain wp installation doesn't seem to have any problems with the patch as far as i can see.
patch works, random plugin was confused and caused the error.
the unit tests in #29560 are great for this ticket - they're showing a bunch of bugs in 24093.4.patch that need fixing.
i'm not particularly fussed about us changing the sql that goes through the get_meta_sql filter (i'm in favour of deprecating all filters on sql, but that's a different discussion). we should definitely at least warn developers that it's changing, though.
@vprat: could you upload your test cases to this ticket, so that we're all looking at the same test data?
it's worth noting that this will need testing on different versions of mysql (at least the latest major versions from 5.0 to 5.7) - various optimisations for both joins and sub-queries have been introduced over the years, we can't assume that performance on the latest version is indicative of performance on all versions.
in get_sql_for_clause(), tirst time a meta_key is referenced, create a new alias and join clause.
the next time you see a clause that has a meta_key that already has an alias, check to see whether the $parent_query has or as a relation. if so, use the existing alias.
clearly, this will need some thought, and some unit tests, and maybe some compromises regarding how many joins we can eliminate in case of multiply-nested queries. who is up for a really fun time writing this patch?
i've been thinking about this some more, and i think i've come up with a technique for consolidating joins that is along the lines of what i've laid out above. see #18105  for how it works in wp_tax_query. the check for "compatible aliases" will be more complicated here. i'll write some unit tests and see what i can do about a patch.
so: in each call to get_sql_for_clause(), the join logic goes like this. does this clause have any siblings that are already doing a join and are compatible with this clause (by the rules listed above)? if so, use that alias. if not, create a join clause, and store the alias for use by later siblings.
so that's the first thing 24093.5.patch does. as i was writing this part of the patch - which is largely a port of  - i realized that most of the rat's nest of wp_meta_query::get_sql_for_clause() was a result of past developers attempting, in patchwork ways, to avoid unneccessary table joins. (see, for example, the old 'key only' queries.) with the new centralized logic for finding "compatible aliases", it became possible to rewrite the sql generation logic of wp_meta_query so that it actually makes sense.
with 24093.5.patch, the query goes from 4 inner joins to 2 (not in can't share the join), which cuts execution time roughly in half.
it'd be great to have someone look over the logic above and the logic of the patch to make sure i'm not missing something obvious. i'm fairly confident that what i'm proposing here is solid, and it's definitely a big performance win (even if we continue to explore additional avenues for performance improvements in wp_meta_query).
this looks awesome @boonebgorges -- and brings up another idea that could be useful to plugins, adding a filter to the return of find_compatible_table_alias would be grand. this could allow a plugin, such as pods, to pick up a meta fields that it covers and stores in a separate table and return a custom alias, then hook in later in the joins clauses to add it's join there. other than that, this is the bees knees and probably wings too.
thanks so much for having a look, sc0ttkclark! the filter idea sounds fine to me.
overhaul sql generating logic in wp_meta_query to avoid unnecessary table joins.
clause combinations that result in shared table aliases.
remove redundant table alias check in wp_meta_query.
also adds documentation for 'meta_query_find_compatible_table_alias' filter.
in the interest of having a ticket that we can close against the 4.1 milestone (and because the original ticket was about or queries, which have been largely addressed by ), i'd like to move discussion of the subquery/and issue over to #30044. thanks, everyone.


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kenneth in the (212): crimes and misdemeanors?
the last -- and best -- article you'll ever need about the "woody allen molested his adopted daughter" allegations. read here.
update: or not. dylan speaks out (again) here.
that was excellent! thanks so much! everyone should read that!


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We Know Who Will be Pouring for SCIENCE ON THE ROCKS on OCTOBER 17: Aztec Brewing, Helm’s Brewing Company, Manzanita Brewing Company and St. Archer’s! Our Fave Eclipse Chocolate Returns for CHOCOLATE UNWRAPPED: The SCIENCE of FLAVOR! Tickets On Sale Now—Don’t Miss Out!
Brews from Aztec Brewing, Helm’s Brewing Company, Manzanita Brewing Company and St. Archer’s will be flowing at the Fleet’s next Science on the Rocks, along with yumminess from local chocolatier Eclipse Chocolate! Chocolate Unwrapped—The Science of Flavor will feature their chocolate with another exquisite beer pairing, along with wine tasting and flavorful samples from local restaurants including Ritual Tavern. In addition to enjoying the delicious fare, partygoers will discover the facts about flavor from Dr. Francisco Villarreal on the health benefits of chocolate and an expert from Senomyx on the science behind our taste buds. DJ Will Hernandez and drummer Dre (Drumbeats by Dre) will be performing—these guys know how to get a party rockin'! As always, there will be fun, scientific chocolate- and beer-related hands-on activities!
Rocky Mountain Express propels audiences on a steam train journey through the breathtaking vistas of the Canadian Rockies and highlights the adventure of building a nearly impossible transcontinental railway. Spectacular IMAX aerial cinematography, archival photographs and maps, and the potent energy and rhythms of a live steam locomotive immerse audiences in this remarkable story form the age of steam.
OCTOBER—Kids Free Month free gallery admission for kids 12 and under with a coupon from http://www.sandiegomuseumcouncil.org/.
OCTOBER 7–– Senior Monday lecture on Deep Sea Challenge; lecture begins at 10:30AM, with IMAX film Deep Sea at 12noon (NEW time, Fleet location & price). On March 26, 2012, James Cameron (National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence) became the first person in history to reach the Earth's deepest known point as a solo pilot, successfully piloting the DeepSea Challenger nearly 36,000 feetdown in the Mariana Trench. The dive was part of the DeepSea Challenge Expedition, a series of dives to investigate the New Britain and Mariana Trenches. Bruce Sutphen will be presenting on behalf of James and the Expedition Team. He will be giving a brief overview of the technical elements, fabrication, assembly and operation of the DeepSea Challenger submersible. San Diegan Bruce Sutphen has 25 years in scaled modeling and technical project management, including composite, design, fabrication, hydrodynamic stabilization and subsea robotic programs. As U.S. Project Manager for DeepSea Challenge, his responsibilities ranged from running the scaled-model vehicle dynamic stability testing to managing the U.S. composite development, Lower Pod robotics fabrication, including the Lander Systems. He was also a member of the DeepSea Challenge Expedition Team in the successful dives to the Mariana and New Britain Trench. The first Monday of the month, seniors 65+ enjoy the Science Center exhibits, a lecture and a Giant Dome Theater show at a discount! Please note new time & price: 10:30AM lecture (doors open for snacks courtesy of ScholarShare at 9:30AM); 12PM theater show; $8. The lecture now takes place in the Heikoff Giant Dome Theater.
OCTOBER 7-8—Astronomy Event: Draconids Meteor Shower—Meteor shower that will be visible after 12am. Shower originates out of the constellation Draco. Remnants of Comet 21P Giacobini–Zinner.

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this week at the fleet & beyond ~ september 11, 2013!
back to school edition - education news, great programs, chocolate unwrapped & uav day!
did you know that california’s 8th grade students rank 47th in science scores out of 50 states––according to the 2012 national assessment of educational progress? the fleet is working to change that status and you can help.
we want to change this equation by providing vital science education (stem) programs to students in need, and donations to the school scholarship program can help.
california students outperformed only mississippi, alabama and the district of columbia. only 22% of california students scored proficient or above, and only 11% of hispanic 8th graders scored proficient or above. in a community like ours in which science and technology plays such important economic, cultural and societal roles, these results raise more than mere concerns. the demand for stem professionals in the u.s. and locally outpaces supply. currently too few students have the skills that could lead to careers in the field or to even meaningfully participate in the political and social conversations that will arise if we are to meet a range of new and emerging challenges.
the fleet wants to be part of the solution by implementing a new strategic vision to provide experiences, support and programming designed to advance the competency not only of our future stem workforce, but our community as a whole. the fleet aspires to change the equation by inspiring and educating students and teachers through our hands-on approach to science education that will feed and maintain a steady pipeline of stem-capable graduates and lifelong science learners. with your help we can change these statistics by making science accessible to as many local students as possible who otherwise would not have the opportunity to take part in fleet science programs.
your generosity can be its own reward, and ensure our children’s future. please help by making a donation today!
our young scientists return this week! our tiniest geologists will be exploring earth in session 1, running september 12–october 6; with sessions featuring astronomy adventures, wacky weather and kid chemistry coming up.
young scientists session 1: exploring earth will delve into landforms, geology rocks!, water wonders and awesome animals. subjects for remaining sessions this year include astronomy adventure, wacky weather and kid chemistry. preschoolers age 3–5 (and a parent) explore the scientific wonders of the world through experimentation, investigation and scientific questioning. four 4-week sessions run monthly. limited to eight students per class. thursday, friday, saturday or sunday morning. see more at: http://www.rhfleet.org/events/young-scientists.
picocrickets make things happen at saturday science club for girls, as participants learn to design and program the tiny computers, september 14!
picocrickets steam* it up with science, art and technology to build gadgets that light up, spin, make music and even purr! you plug lights, motors, sensors and other devices into a picocricket and program them to react, interact and communicate as familiar and fun things––from a kitty to a birthday cake. girls in grades 5–8 join the fleet on the second saturday of each month to investigate exciting science topics. *steam=science, technology, engineering, arts and math.
members $12, nonmembers $14; must pre-register by calling (619) 238-1233 x806.
family science saturdays builds bridges between even the toughest siblings in september.
tinkering studio coordinator bruce gemmell is an architect who will share his knowledge of building bridges. learn the fascinating history and nature of bridges, the integral concepts underlying their construction and the various types of bridges in common uses today. challenge saturday, the last saturday of each month, will culminate in two visitor contests. build bridges to cross our challenging chasm and compete in an ultimate strength challenge to see whose bridge will support the most weight or explore the ratio of strength to load-bearing capability (or whose bridge can support the most times its own weight).
uav day––multi-rotor experts and hobbyists alike will share their knowledge on sunday, october 6, in conjunction with on the fly: technology takes off!
aerial filmmakers, quadricopter designers, search & rescue experts, educators, wind tunnel testers, military aviators and pilots––experts from all these fields and more will bring their multi-rotor creations and share their expertise with the san diego community. it promises to be a full day devoted to this forward-thinking technology and its many applications, with displays of the newest toys and creations, expert panels on related topics—and perhaps even the premiere of a uav search & rescue documentary! our new exhibit, on the fly: technology takes off, has attracted a unique following in the southwestern multi-rotor industry, with its fascinating display highlighting the unique characteristics of uavs and how they fly, multiple daily performances by small-scale unmanned aerial vehicles and the chance for every visitor to apply the principles of aerodynamics to create their own aircraft. join us to learn more about the constantly evolving uses of unmanned flight technology from our exhibits and on october 6, from our experts in the field!
imax® en español takes you to the arctic once more this sunday, september 15!
un viaje extraordinario a la cima del mundo, to the arctic es el cuento supremo de supervivencia. la pelicúla lleva audiencias a un viaje nunca experienciado en las vidas de una osa blanca y sus dos cachorros de siete meses de edad, mientras navegan por los cambios del ártico un lugar que ellos llaman hogar. en esta presentación de imax en español. imax en español es una oportunidad para usted y su familia que disfruten las películas imax en español cada tercer domingo del mes. adicionalmente audífonos sin costo para quienes deseen escuchar el audio en español siempre están disponibles para las películas que se presentan con el audio original en ingles. el costo de admisión para las películas incluye acceso a todo el museo fleet y las más de 100 exhibiciones científicas a la mano de todas edades. varias de nuestras exhibiciones ofrecen explicaciones en español.
an extraordinary journey to the top of the world, this ultimate tale of survival film takes audiences on a never-before-experienced journey into the lives of a mother polar bear and her two seven-month-old cubs as they navigate the changing arctic wilderness they call home. captivating, adventurous, and intimate footage brings moviegoers up close and personal with this family’s struggle to survive in a frigid environment of melting ice, immense glaciers, spectacular waterfalls, and majestic snow-bound peaks. imax en español is an opportunity for you and your family to enjoy imax films in spanish. additionally, headsets are always available free of charge for audiences to listen to available spanish soundtracks when films with english soundtracks play. admission includes one film and the fleet’s exhibit galleries, which feature more than 100 hands-on exhibits for all ages. many of our exhibits feature bilingual explanatory text.
with the central library on the move, don’t forget to “check it out ~ the reuben h. fleet science center’s” free family membership program is available at every sd city library, courtesy of scholarshare!
the fleet is delighted to continue its very popular “check it out ~ the reuben h. fleet science center” program in partnership with san diego public library, sponsored by scholarshare college savings plan. this innovative program provides families with unlimited access to the fleet, through circulating “exhibit experience membership cards” available for checkout at each of 36 city libraries. when library patrons check out a fleet membership card, they receive full membership benefits for two full weeks; including free gallery admission for two adults and up to six children, discounts on imax® films and digital shows and discounts at galileo’s café and the north star science store.
available at a san diego public library near you; two week family membership free to check out with your library card.
we know who will be pouring for science on the rocks on october 17: aztec brewing, helm’s brewing company, manzanita brewing company and st. archer’s! our fave eclipse chocolate returns for chocolate unwrapped: the science of flavor! tickets on sale now—don’t miss out!
brews from aztec brewing, helm’s brewing company, manzanita brewing company and st. archer’s will be flowing at the fleet’s next science on the rocks, along with yumminess from local chocolatier eclipse chocolate! chocolate unwrapped—the science of flavor will feature their chocolate with another exquisite beer pairing, along with wine tasting and flavorful samples from local restaurants including ritual tavern. in addition to enjoying the delicious fare, partygoers will discover the facts about flavor from dr. francisco villarreal on the health benefits of chocolate and an expert from senomyx on the science behind our taste buds. dj will hernandez and drummer dre (drumbeats by dre) will be performing—these guys know how to get a party rockin'! as always, there will be fun, scientific chocolate- and beer-related hands-on activities!
rocky mountain express propels audiences on a steam train journey through the breathtaking vistas of the canadian rockies and highlights the adventure of building a nearly impossible transcontinental railway. spectacular imax aerial cinematography, archival photographs and maps, and the potent energy and rhythms of a live steam locomotive immerse audiences in this remarkable story form the age of steam.
october—kids free month free gallery admission for kids 12 and under with a coupon from http://www.sandiegomuseumcouncil.org/.
october 7–– senior monday lecture on deep sea challenge; lecture begins at 10:30am, with imax film deep sea at 12noon (new time, fleet location & price). on march 26, 2012, james cameron (national geographic explorer-in-residence) became the first person in history to reach the earth's deepest known point as a solo pilot, successfully piloting the deepsea challenger nearly 36,000 feetdown in the mariana trench. the dive was part of the deepsea challenge expedition, a series of dives to investigate the new britain and mariana trenches. bruce sutphen will be presenting on behalf of james and the expedition team. he will be giving a brief overview of the technical elements, fabrication, assembly and operation of the deepsea challenger submersible. san diegan bruce sutphen has 25 years in scaled modeling and technical project management, including composite, design, fabrication, hydrodynamic stabilization and subsea robotic programs. as u.s. project manager for deepsea challenge, his responsibilities ranged from running the scaled-model vehicle dynamic stability testing to managing the u.s. composite development, lower pod robotics fabrication, including the lander systems. he was also a member of the deepsea challenge expedition team in the successful dives to the mariana and new britain trench. the first monday of the month, seniors 65+ enjoy the science center exhibits, a lecture and a giant dome theater show at a discount! please note new time & price: 10:30am lecture (doors open for snacks courtesy of scholarshare at 9:30am); 12pm theater show; $8. the lecture now takes place in the heikoff giant dome theater.
october 7-8—astronomy event: draconids meteor shower—meteor shower that will be visible after 12am. shower originates out of the constellation draco. remnants of comet 21p giacobini–zinner.


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A while back I asked you to send me in any questions that you are looking for an answer to and I received well over 100 responses. So, I’ve hand-picked just four to answer today and I'll come back to the others in the future. On with the questions!
Mar 17 Time in the market is your money’s best friend.
I interviewed a bloke for an upcoming episode of my podcast and he had a lot to say about investing in individual shares and why he used to buy them, but now no longer does. He took the advice of a good friend when she told him, back in the 1980s, just buy into today’s equivalent of an index fund and let time in the market be your money’s best friend. Low and behold, she was correct.
When I realised that in order to become an investor I didn’t have to learn how to pick stocks it was like the clouds had parted and the sun had finally come out. And I have American John C. Bogle to thank for that. Last week he passed away at the age of 89 but he leaves a huge legacy behind and I know that in years to come many will still be learning from him, just like I did.
The Barefoot Investor by Australian Scott Pape is an excellent book and it has been instrumental in changing the financial direction of not just Australians but also of Kiwis. Many people have asked me to work out what the Kiwi equivalents are of the providers he recommends. I’m not saying this is a conclusive list, but I’ve given it my best shot.
This question was sent in by Declan a while back, but it is one that crops up in my inbox relatively consistently as well, so I thought back to what I did and what I would do if faced with the situation he is proposing again.
Recently I had an excellent question from a fellow Happy Saver who had been comparing SmartShares, SuperLife and Sharesies, not so much to find the lowest fees, but to work out which has the smoothest and easiest system and which one allowed him to purchase shares in the fastest time.
The very first thing I would do is set up an automatic transfer to syphon off a set amount of money each week into a sub account with your bank and give it a flash name like “IKMSMOI” (investments keep my sticky mitts off it).
Two weeks ago I was giving away a book The Simple Path To Wealth by JL Collins and in order to win it I asked you to send me an email telling me the most simple strategy you have devised so far to get yourself ahead financially. I was flooded with suggestions and I thought that they were just too good not to share.

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a while back i asked you to send me in any questions that you are looking for an answer to and i received well over 100 responses. so, i’ve hand-picked just four to answer today and i'll come back to the others in the future. on with the questions!
mar 17 time in the market is your money’s best friend.
i interviewed a bloke for an upcoming episode of my podcast and he had a lot to say about investing in individual shares and why he used to buy them, but now no longer does. he took the advice of a good friend when she told him, back in the 1980s, just buy into today’s equivalent of an index fund and let time in the market be your money’s best friend. low and behold, she was correct.
when i realised that in order to become an investor i didn’t have to learn how to pick stocks it was like the clouds had parted and the sun had finally come out. and i have american john c. bogle to thank for that. last week he passed away at the age of 89 but he leaves a huge legacy behind and i know that in years to come many will still be learning from him, just like i did.
the barefoot investor by australian scott pape is an excellent book and it has been instrumental in changing the financial direction of not just australians but also of kiwis. many people have asked me to work out what the kiwi equivalents are of the providers he recommends. i’m not saying this is a conclusive list, but i’ve given it my best shot.
this question was sent in by declan a while back, but it is one that crops up in my inbox relatively consistently as well, so i thought back to what i did and what i would do if faced with the situation he is proposing again.
recently i had an excellent question from a fellow happy saver who had been comparing smartshares, superlife and sharesies, not so much to find the lowest fees, but to work out which has the smoothest and easiest system and which one allowed him to purchase shares in the fastest time.
the very first thing i would do is set up an automatic transfer to syphon off a set amount of money each week into a sub account with your bank and give it a flash name like “ikmsmoi” (investments keep my sticky mitts off it).
two weeks ago i was giving away a book the simple path to wealth by jl collins and in order to win it i asked you to send me an email telling me the most simple strategy you have devised so far to get yourself ahead financially. i was flooded with suggestions and i thought that they were just too good not to share.


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This meme is going around the blogs at the moment.
My earliest political memory is at the age of 9 being informed that Margaret Thatcher had thrown in the towel and resigned as Prime Minister.
I then proceeded to run around the school field in celebration.
My first political memory is TBW being elected.
I remember her resigning too – I was on my way to an interview for a place at Imperial College and passed an Evening Standard seller. So I bought a copy and handed it the interviewer. We had a nice chat about how she’d screwed up higher education and then he offered me a place!

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this meme is going around the blogs at the moment.
my earliest political memory is at the age of 9 being informed that margaret thatcher had thrown in the towel and resigned as prime minister.
i then proceeded to run around the school field in celebration.
my first political memory is tbw being elected.
i remember her resigning too – i was on my way to an interview for a place at imperial college and passed an evening standard seller. so i bought a copy and handed it the interviewer. we had a nice chat about how she’d screwed up higher education and then he offered me a place!


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Earth Day Tips for Your Home!
We educate families about how to create a Healthy Home.
We can prevent children’s health problems.
We help families make connections between health and housing issues.

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earth day tips for your home!
we educate families about how to create a healthy home.
we can prevent children’s health problems.
we help families make connections between health and housing issues.


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Prior to 1997, Lee Shau Kee was the fourth richest person in the world. He is also a fourth-born child. There not many people in the world who were born fourth and became multi-billionaires, which has given him the nickname “Uncle Four.” In late 2012, the Bloomberg Billionaires Index put Kee in 19th place amongst the world’s richest people. His personal wealth is estimated to be $19 billion and ranked as the second wealthiest man in Hong Kong after Li Ka Shing.
This real estate aficionado is the majority owner of Henderson Land Development, a property conglomerate with interests in properties, hotels, restaurants and internet services. Much of Kee’s wealth has come from investment in Mainland stocks.

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prior to 1997, lee shau kee was the fourth richest person in the world. he is also a fourth-born child. there not many people in the world who were born fourth and became multi-billionaires, which has given him the nickname “uncle four.” in late 2012, the bloomberg billionaires index put kee in 19th place amongst the world’s richest people. his personal wealth is estimated to be $19 billion and ranked as the second wealthiest man in hong kong after li ka shing.
this real estate aficionado is the majority owner of henderson land development, a property conglomerate with interests in properties, hotels, restaurants and internet services. much of kee’s wealth has come from investment in mainland stocks.


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farm fruit pop: party time on pc: farm fruit pop: party time is available on google play store and you can use it on your android smartphone easily. however, if you wish to run farm fruit pop: party time on pc, you have come to the right place. follow the steps illustrated to download & install farm fruit pop: party time for pc on windows 10, windows 7, windows 8.1 / 8, windows xp & mac os. but beofre the guide lets take a brief look at the description and details of farm fruit pop: party time.
the classic elimination game the new play new game props!
play through 1200 levels of fruittastic fun as you match bushels of delicious lemons berries and watermelons!
boost your score with potent powerups like the bomb and the cross blaster. earn three stars on every level!
challenge! climb your way up the leaderboards to be the best puzzle player!
free levels obstacles and game modes added regularly! no pause to the puzzles!
it39s blast party time! do you have the moves to win?
complete different goals to pass the level such as delivering keys to the portal breaking ice cubes unlock fruitsyou will find this game is so addicting!
also read: slot machines great cat slots free vegas pokies on pc / windows 7.8.10 & mac.
once you have installed android emulator, please follow below steps to download farm fruit pop: party time for pc.
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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman began his 20-day visit to the United States with a three-hour meeting with President Donald Trump that addressed their shared concerns over Iran and also investments of billions of dollars.
Both leaders stressed the strength and potential of Saudi-US ties before sitting down for talks with their officials.
On a personal note, the prince may find himself in a more exalted position than the previous monarchs in the eyes of a US president because the current occupant of the White House is man seemingly hell-bent on outdoing all his predecessors in his devotion to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Sitting side by side in the Oval Office, President Trump hailed his personal friendship with Crown Prince Mohammed and the improved relations with Saudi Arabia forged under his administration.
President Trump displayed charts showing Saudi military purchases ranging from ships to missile defense to planes and fighting vehicles from the US at more than US$12.5 billion as he touted investments and economic co-operation with the Kingdom. “We are bringing back hundreds of millions of dollars into the United States… over 40,000 jobs,” he said.
“Saudi Arabia is a very wealthy nation, and they’re going to give the United States some of that wealth, hopefully in the form of jobs, in the form of the purchase of the finest military equipment anywhere in the world,” he said.
On his part, MBS seized the opportunity to display his knowledge of the alliance between the two countries.
However, in Tuesday’s meeting, Bin Salman said the plan exceeded expectations, doubling the number of investments between Saudi Arabia and the US.
Prince Mohammed, also during the course of his trip will be soliciting $35 billion in American investment to accelerate his plan to overhaul Saudi Arabia’s infrastructure — part of his laudable Vision 2030 plan, which sets in motion plans to modernize the kingdom and diversify its source of revenue far away from oil.
Much of the itinerary on his two-week trip is outside of Washington. He plans to travel to New York, Boston, Silicon Valley, Los Angeles and Houston, visiting companies that include Apple, Google, and Lockheed Martin.
When Will President Trump Ever Be In The News For The Right Reasons?

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saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman began his 20-day visit to the united states with a three-hour meeting with president donald trump that addressed their shared concerns over iran and also investments of billions of dollars.
both leaders stressed the strength and potential of saudi-us ties before sitting down for talks with their officials.
on a personal note, the prince may find himself in a more exalted position than the previous monarchs in the eyes of a us president because the current occupant of the white house is man seemingly hell-bent on outdoing all his predecessors in his devotion to the kingdom of saudi arabia.
sitting side by side in the oval office, president trump hailed his personal friendship with crown prince mohammed and the improved relations with saudi arabia forged under his administration.
president trump displayed charts showing saudi military purchases ranging from ships to missile defense to planes and fighting vehicles from the us at more than us$12.5 billion as he touted investments and economic co-operation with the kingdom. “we are bringing back hundreds of millions of dollars into the united states… over 40,000 jobs,” he said.
“saudi arabia is a very wealthy nation, and they’re going to give the united states some of that wealth, hopefully in the form of jobs, in the form of the purchase of the finest military equipment anywhere in the world,” he said.
on his part, mbs seized the opportunity to display his knowledge of the alliance between the two countries.
however, in tuesday’s meeting, bin salman said the plan exceeded expectations, doubling the number of investments between saudi arabia and the us.
prince mohammed, also during the course of his trip will be soliciting $35 billion in american investment to accelerate his plan to overhaul saudi arabia’s infrastructure — part of his laudable vision 2030 plan, which sets in motion plans to modernize the kingdom and diversify its source of revenue far away from oil.
much of the itinerary on his two-week trip is outside of washington. he plans to travel to new york, boston, silicon valley, los angeles and houston, visiting companies that include apple, google, and lockheed martin.
when will president trump ever be in the news for the right reasons?


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Newly Opened Pre-School and Activity Center in a Prime location of Atlanta.
Surrounded by many apartment complexes and homes.
The hours are Monday-Friday 7:30am until 6pm. Saturday and Sundays are reserved for private parties. Sale includes a 24-passenger school bus with seat harnesses. All equipment is included in the sale except a few personal items.

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great business opportunity for new buyer!
newly opened pre-school and activity center in a prime location of atlanta.
surrounded by many apartment complexes and homes.
the hours are monday-friday 7:30am until 6pm. saturday and sundays are reserved for private parties. sale includes a 24-passenger school bus with seat harnesses. all equipment is included in the sale except a few personal items.


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Kyakat (Kyakat) is a populated place (class P - Populated Place) in ((BM07)), Burma (Asia) with the region font code of Asia/Pacific.
Its coordinates are 21°40'60" N and 95°13'0" E in DMS (Degrees Minutes Seconds) or 21.6833 and 95.2167 (in decimal degrees). Its UTM position is GJ29 and its Joint Operation Graphics reference is NF46-12.

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kyakat (kyakat) is a populated place (class p - populated place) in ((bm07)), burma (asia) with the region font code of asia/pacific.
its coordinates are 21°40'60" n and 95°13'0" e in dms (degrees minutes seconds) or 21.6833 and 95.2167 (in decimal degrees). its utm position is gj29 and its joint operation graphics reference is nf46-12.


text: The Author’s chapters are so brisk you'll find your self half-way through the book before you know it. As well, the suspense is so well paced, and it also tosses in so many possibilities and clues to the lead character’s identity into the mix, there's no way you'll be able to set the book down until you read the whole book . Fantastic Book !!!

lowercased: the author’s chapters are so brisk you'll find your self half-way through the book before you know it. as well, the suspense is so well paced, and it also tosses in so many possibilities and clues to the lead character’s identity into the mix, there's no way you'll be able to set the book down until you read the whole book . fantastic book !!!


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Summary Heap-based buffer overflow in Adobe Flash Player before 13.0.0.296 and 14.x through 18.x before 18.0.0.194 on Windows and OS X and before 11.2.202.468 on Linux allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via unspecified vectors, as exploited in the wild in June 2015.
description This module exploits a buffer overflow on Adobe Flash Player when handling nellymoser encoded audio inside a FLV video, as exploited in the wild on June 2015. This module has been tested successfully on: Windows 7 SP1 (32-bit), IE11 and Adobe Flash 18.0.0.160, Windows 7 SP1 (32-bit), Firefox 38.0.5 and Adobe Flash 18.0.0.160, Windows 8.1, Firefox 38.0.5 and Adobe Flash 18.0.0.160, Linux Mint "Rebecca" (32 bits), Firefox 33.0 and Adobe Flash 11.2.202.466, and Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS, Firefox 35.01, and Adobe Flash 11.2.202.466. Note that this exploit is effective against both CVE-2015-3113 and the earlier CVE-2015-3043, since CVE-2015-3113 is effectively a regression to the same root cause as CVE-2015-3043.
description The version of Adobe Flash Player installed on the remote Windows host is equal or prior to version 18.0.0.161. It is, therefore, affected by a remote code execution vulnerability due to improper validation of unspecified user-supplied input. A remote attacker can exploit this, via specially crafted Flash content, to cause a heap-based buffer overflow, resulting in the execution of arbitrary code.
description Adobe Flash Player was updated to 11.2.202.468, fixing a security issue, where attackers could trigger a heap overflow and could execute code. https://helpx.adobe.com/security/products/flash-player/apsb15-14.html Note that Tenable Network Security has extracted the preceding description block directly from the SUSE security advisory. Tenable has attempted to automatically clean and format it as much as possible without introducing additional issues.
description The version of Adobe Flash Player installed on the remote Mac OS X host is equal or prior to version 18.0.0.161. It is, therefore, affected by a remote code execution vulnerability due to improper validation of unspecified user-supplied input. A remote attacker can exploit this, via specially crafted Flash content, to cause a heap-based buffer overflow, resulting in the execution of arbitrary code.
description Adobe Flash Player was updated to 11.2.202.468, fixing a security issue, where attackers could have triggered a heap overflow and could have executed code. https://helpx.adobe.com/security/products/flash-player/apsb15-1 4.html Note that Tenable Network Security has extracted the preceding description block directly from the SUSE security advisory. Tenable has attempted to automatically clean and format it as much as possible without introducing additional issues.
description Adobe reports : Adobe has released security updates for Adobe Flash Player for Windows, Macintosh and Linux. These updates address a critical vulnerability (CVE-2015-3113) that could potentially allow an attacker to take control of the affected system. Adobe is aware of reports that CVE-2015-3113 is being actively exploited in the wild via limited, targeted attacks. Systems running Internet Explorer for Windows 7 and below, as well as Firefox on Windows XP, are known targets.
description An updated Adobe Flash Player package that fixes one security issue is now available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 and 6 Supplementary. Red Hat Product Security has rated this update as having Critical security impact. A Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) base score, which gives a detailed severity rating, is available from the CVE link in the References section. The flash-plugin package contains a Mozilla Firefox compatible Adobe Flash Player web browser plug-in. A flaw was found in the way flash-plugin displayed certain SWF content. An attacker could use this flaw to create a specially crafted SWF file that would cause flash-plugin to crash or, potentially, execute arbitrary code when the victim loaded a page containing the malicious SWF content. (CVE-2015-3113) All users of Adobe Flash Player should install this updated package, which upgrades Flash Player to version 11.2.202.468.
description The remote Windows host is missing KB3074219. It is, therefore, affected by a remote code execution vulnerability due to improper validation of unspecified user-supplied input. A remote attacker can exploit this, via specially crafted Flash content, to cause a heap-based buffer overflow, resulting in the execution of arbitrary code.
description The remote host is affected by the vulnerability described in GLSA-201507-13 (Adobe Flash Player: Multiple vulnerabilities) Multiple vulnerabilities have been discovered in Adobe Flash Player. Please review the CVE identifiers referenced below for details. Impact : A remote attacker could possibly execute arbitrary code with the privileges of the process, cause a Denial of Service condition, obtain sensitive information, or bypass security restrictions. Workaround : There is no known workaround at this time.

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summary heap-based buffer overflow in adobe flash player before 13.0.0.296 and 14.x through 18.x before 18.0.0.194 on windows and os x and before 11.2.202.468 on linux allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via unspecified vectors, as exploited in the wild in june 2015.
description this module exploits a buffer overflow on adobe flash player when handling nellymoser encoded audio inside a flv video, as exploited in the wild on june 2015. this module has been tested successfully on: windows 7 sp1 (32-bit), ie11 and adobe flash 18.0.0.160, windows 7 sp1 (32-bit), firefox 38.0.5 and adobe flash 18.0.0.160, windows 8.1, firefox 38.0.5 and adobe flash 18.0.0.160, linux mint "rebecca" (32 bits), firefox 33.0 and adobe flash 11.2.202.466, and ubuntu 14.04.2 lts, firefox 35.01, and adobe flash 11.2.202.466. note that this exploit is effective against both cve-2015-3113 and the earlier cve-2015-3043, since cve-2015-3113 is effectively a regression to the same root cause as cve-2015-3043.
description the version of adobe flash player installed on the remote windows host is equal or prior to version 18.0.0.161. it is, therefore, affected by a remote code execution vulnerability due to improper validation of unspecified user-supplied input. a remote attacker can exploit this, via specially crafted flash content, to cause a heap-based buffer overflow, resulting in the execution of arbitrary code.
description adobe flash player was updated to 11.2.202.468, fixing a security issue, where attackers could trigger a heap overflow and could execute code. https://helpx.adobe.com/security/products/flash-player/apsb15-14.html note that tenable network security has extracted the preceding description block directly from the suse security advisory. tenable has attempted to automatically clean and format it as much as possible without introducing additional issues.
description the version of adobe flash player installed on the remote mac os x host is equal or prior to version 18.0.0.161. it is, therefore, affected by a remote code execution vulnerability due to improper validation of unspecified user-supplied input. a remote attacker can exploit this, via specially crafted flash content, to cause a heap-based buffer overflow, resulting in the execution of arbitrary code.
description adobe flash player was updated to 11.2.202.468, fixing a security issue, where attackers could have triggered a heap overflow and could have executed code. https://helpx.adobe.com/security/products/flash-player/apsb15-1 4.html note that tenable network security has extracted the preceding description block directly from the suse security advisory. tenable has attempted to automatically clean and format it as much as possible without introducing additional issues.
description adobe reports : adobe has released security updates for adobe flash player for windows, macintosh and linux. these updates address a critical vulnerability (cve-2015-3113) that could potentially allow an attacker to take control of the affected system. adobe is aware of reports that cve-2015-3113 is being actively exploited in the wild via limited, targeted attacks. systems running internet explorer for windows 7 and below, as well as firefox on windows xp, are known targets.
description an updated adobe flash player package that fixes one security issue is now available for red hat enterprise linux 5 and 6 supplementary. red hat product security has rated this update as having critical security impact. a common vulnerability scoring system (cvss) base score, which gives a detailed severity rating, is available from the cve link in the references section. the flash-plugin package contains a mozilla firefox compatible adobe flash player web browser plug-in. a flaw was found in the way flash-plugin displayed certain swf content. an attacker could use this flaw to create a specially crafted swf file that would cause flash-plugin to crash or, potentially, execute arbitrary code when the victim loaded a page containing the malicious swf content. (cve-2015-3113) all users of adobe flash player should install this updated package, which upgrades flash player to version 11.2.202.468.
description the remote windows host is missing kb3074219. it is, therefore, affected by a remote code execution vulnerability due to improper validation of unspecified user-supplied input. a remote attacker can exploit this, via specially crafted flash content, to cause a heap-based buffer overflow, resulting in the execution of arbitrary code.
description the remote host is affected by the vulnerability described in glsa-201507-13 (adobe flash player: multiple vulnerabilities) multiple vulnerabilities have been discovered in adobe flash player. please review the cve identifiers referenced below for details. impact : a remote attacker could possibly execute arbitrary code with the privileges of the process, cause a denial of service condition, obtain sensitive information, or bypass security restrictions. workaround : there is no known workaround at this time.


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The real estate market is on fire in Gwinnett County and if you're new to the area you might want to know what are some of the Most Popular Subdivisions In Gwinnett to begin your search. This list contains some of the largest subdivisions and therefore they will be perennially on this list (this list is based on just number of sales) but there's some newer subdivisions as well. Most all are in great school districts and all but one feature top class amenities (swim, tennis, etc).
Daniel Park - (Dacula) This is one of our team's favorite subdivisions in Gwinnett County to sell a home and to show in. Great Schools, great access to 85 and the mall it's no wonder it's on the list.
Edgewater - (Lawrenceville) A classic John Wieland Sudivision in the middle of Collins Hill High School district, Edgewater doesn't usually make this list becuase of it's low turnover, but it is selling season!
Flowers Crossing - (Lawrenceville) Before there was Hamilton Mill in Dacula, there was Flowers Crossing in Lawrenceville. This neighborhood features the amenities and sense of community that many try to imitate.
Hamilton Mill - (Dacula) This might be the most popular neighborhood in Gwinnett (Dacula), it's certainly one of the (if not the) largest. With access to great schools, 85 and 2 sets of amenities, not to mention Golf this is one subdivison that is a must see.
Rivershyre - (Lawrenceville) This lesser known neighborhood is tucked away off of Highway 20 near the Gwinnett Braves stadium and features amenities and routinely has a few great homes to choose from.
Shannon Lake - (Loganville) is making the list this time with the newer development, Shannon Lake. New communities are always popular and this one is no exception.
Springs At Rockhouse - A new construction community in Lawrenceville is offering affordable homes in an area with high demand.
Wheatfields Reserve - This Grayson community has new and resell homes in what's possibly the nicest planned development in Grayson.
Willow Leaf - This Buford community is experiencing an explosion in growth, thanks to Chafin Home Builders, who are finishing out this neighborhood.
Thank you, I am sending this to someone I met over the weekend who is thinking about moving to Atlanta. Great Info!
That's great. Let me know if there's anything or any questions I can answer for you or them!

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the real estate market is on fire in gwinnett county and if you're new to the area you might want to know what are some of the most popular subdivisions in gwinnett to begin your search. this list contains some of the largest subdivisions and therefore they will be perennially on this list (this list is based on just number of sales) but there's some newer subdivisions as well. most all are in great school districts and all but one feature top class amenities (swim, tennis, etc).
daniel park - (dacula) this is one of our team's favorite subdivisions in gwinnett county to sell a home and to show in. great schools, great access to 85 and the mall it's no wonder it's on the list.
edgewater - (lawrenceville) a classic john wieland sudivision in the middle of collins hill high school district, edgewater doesn't usually make this list becuase of it's low turnover, but it is selling season!
flowers crossing - (lawrenceville) before there was hamilton mill in dacula, there was flowers crossing in lawrenceville. this neighborhood features the amenities and sense of community that many try to imitate.
hamilton mill - (dacula) this might be the most popular neighborhood in gwinnett (dacula), it's certainly one of the (if not the) largest. with access to great schools, 85 and 2 sets of amenities, not to mention golf this is one subdivison that is a must see.
rivershyre - (lawrenceville) this lesser known neighborhood is tucked away off of highway 20 near the gwinnett braves stadium and features amenities and routinely has a few great homes to choose from.
shannon lake - (loganville) is making the list this time with the newer development, shannon lake. new communities are always popular and this one is no exception.
springs at rockhouse - a new construction community in lawrenceville is offering affordable homes in an area with high demand.
wheatfields reserve - this grayson community has new and resell homes in what's possibly the nicest planned development in grayson.
willow leaf - this buford community is experiencing an explosion in growth, thanks to chafin home builders, who are finishing out this neighborhood.
thank you, i am sending this to someone i met over the weekend who is thinking about moving to atlanta. great info!
that's great. let me know if there's anything or any questions i can answer for you or them!


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Halloween is here again and it’s time to get the house looking suitably spooky. For obvious safety reasons, little ones sit out the pumpkin-carving fun, so here’s a cool craft idea for them to try instead.... 8/01/2015 · This particular pin showed how to build a Lego snowman in a few, easy steps. Some of the pieces were a bit challenging to find, so I asked my expert, Lego builder to create a simple snowman for me. I think he did a pretty cool job, don't you?
ItemName: Lego Snowman, ItemType: Set, ItemNo: 40093-1, Buy and sell LEGO parts, Minifigs and sets, both new or used from the world's largest online LEGO marketplace.... Do you want to build…your children (well, their skills and self-esteem)? And make it seem like play? You can use this creative technique to help your kids want to do what YOU want them to do.
Watch how to make your own LEGO snowman! Every day from now until the end of December we'll show you how to build a new seasonal creation! Decorate your home with LEGO for the holidays! Check back everyday or add to your favorite playlists!
Do you want to build…your children (well, their skills and self-esteem)? And make it seem like play? You can use this creative technique to help your kids want to do what YOU want them to do.

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halloween is here again and it’s time to get the house looking suitably spooky. for obvious safety reasons, little ones sit out the pumpkin-carving fun, so here’s a cool craft idea for them to try instead.... 8/01/2015 · this particular pin showed how to build a lego snowman in a few, easy steps. some of the pieces were a bit challenging to find, so i asked my expert, lego builder to create a simple snowman for me. i think he did a pretty cool job, don't you?
itemname: lego snowman, itemtype: set, itemno: 40093-1, buy and sell lego parts, minifigs and sets, both new or used from the world's largest online lego marketplace.... do you want to build…your children (well, their skills and self-esteem)? and make it seem like play? you can use this creative technique to help your kids want to do what you want them to do.
watch how to make your own lego snowman! every day from now until the end of december we'll show you how to build a new seasonal creation! decorate your home with lego for the holidays! check back everyday or add to your favorite playlists!
do you want to build…your children (well, their skills and self-esteem)? and make it seem like play? you can use this creative technique to help your kids want to do what you want them to do.


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Treatment-naïve patients with advanced clear-cell renal cell carcinoma had significantly longer progression-free survival when treated with pazopanib instead of temsirolimus.
Added to hormone therapy, docetaxel offers a cost effective way to prolong hormone-sensitive disease and improve quality of life years, especially among men with non-metastatic disease, study finds.
Patients with bladder adenocarcinomas have the best survival, whereas those with small cell carcinomas of the bladder have the worst.
The safety and efficacy of nivolumab for treating metastatic renal cell carcinoma is comparable to that found in the CheckMate 025 trial.
In a phase Ib study, dual therapy with axitinib and pembrolizumab was well tolerated and demonstrated antitumor activity in treatment-naïve patients with advanced renal cell carcinoma.
Study reveals a 38% decreased risk of death in patients with papillary metastatic renal cell carcinoma who undergo cytoreductive nephrectomy vs those who do not.
Immunotherapy with atezolizumab plus targeted therapy with bevacizumab improves progression-free survival better than sunitinib in patients with untreated metastatic renal cell carcinoma.
In a small phase 2 study of overweight men with recurrent prostate cancer, consuming less than 20 grams of carbohydrates a day resulted in profound weight loss.
Metastasis and death are more likely to occur among patients with relatively high PSA levels at diagnosis of nmCRPC and rising PSA levels during follow-up.

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treatment-naïve patients with advanced clear-cell renal cell carcinoma had significantly longer progression-free survival when treated with pazopanib instead of temsirolimus.
added to hormone therapy, docetaxel offers a cost effective way to prolong hormone-sensitive disease and improve quality of life years, especially among men with non-metastatic disease, study finds.
patients with bladder adenocarcinomas have the best survival, whereas those with small cell carcinomas of the bladder have the worst.
the safety and efficacy of nivolumab for treating metastatic renal cell carcinoma is comparable to that found in the checkmate 025 trial.
in a phase ib study, dual therapy with axitinib and pembrolizumab was well tolerated and demonstrated antitumor activity in treatment-naïve patients with advanced renal cell carcinoma.
study reveals a 38% decreased risk of death in patients with papillary metastatic renal cell carcinoma who undergo cytoreductive nephrectomy vs those who do not.
immunotherapy with atezolizumab plus targeted therapy with bevacizumab improves progression-free survival better than sunitinib in patients with untreated metastatic renal cell carcinoma.
in a small phase 2 study of overweight men with recurrent prostate cancer, consuming less than 20 grams of carbohydrates a day resulted in profound weight loss.
metastasis and death are more likely to occur among patients with relatively high psa levels at diagnosis of nmcrpc and rising psa levels during follow-up.


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I’d mistakenly written-off ZZ Top by the time I saw them at Alpine Valley in 2003. It took less than a minute into their first song for me to realize how strikingly wrong I had been about this Texas Blues-Rock band.
I’m not going to tell you anything you don’t already know about these guys. Yes, they formed in 1969. Yes, they’ve been around for over 40 years, yes they are still touring and yes, the three members have ALWAYS been Billy Gibbons, Dusty Hill and Frank Beard (listed on the back of this album as Rube Beard). What I will impart on you is the desperate suggestion of not doing what I did. Don’t write-off this band without giving them a proper listen. This is 1973, and this is American Blues-Rock at its finest.
Tres Hombres (translates to “Three Men,” courtesy of The Prudent Groove) is ZZ Top’s first Top Ten record, and the band’s third release overall. Although ZZ Top’s First Album (1971) and Rio Grande Mud (1972) offered a glimpse of the unquestionable talents of these “Three Men,” it wasn’t until Tres Hombres and its soul-crushing hit, La Grange, that the music world saw just how incredible this Texas band was.
La Grange is a nonstop, blood-boiling staple of Blues inspired Rock ‘n’ Roll. It’s chock-full of hard-rocking fire with a groove so catchy, you’ll swear you’re hearing it blasting from a dead-silent room. If you ask me, ZZ Top never reached the creative watermark set by La Grange, but looking back at their extensive catalog throughout their 44-year existence, they’ve come pretty damn close a number of times.
Do yourself a favor and pay attention to those rumors spreading around about that brothel outside La Grange, Texas. Word has it they have a lot of nice girls-ah! Oh, and don’t forget a ten-spot for the door.
So I was just at Ivanpah Dry Lake for 3 days and 2 nights and this dude from Vancouver was playing La Grange on the guitar in the camper and I was like, yo! Bangin’ tune!
Such an epic groove. Good trip?
And remember driving through La Grange, Wisconsin to get to that show.
I have to say, that show at Alpine was the perfect mix of songs from the classic, blues-rock era, the 80’s MTV hits, and the newer, heavier stuff.
If I recall, this is where you got your ZZ Top keychain.

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i’d mistakenly written-off zz top by the time i saw them at alpine valley in 2003. it took less than a minute into their first song for me to realize how strikingly wrong i had been about this texas blues-rock band.
i’m not going to tell you anything you don’t already know about these guys. yes, they formed in 1969. yes, they’ve been around for over 40 years, yes they are still touring and yes, the three members have always been billy gibbons, dusty hill and frank beard (listed on the back of this album as rube beard). what i will impart on you is the desperate suggestion of not doing what i did. don’t write-off this band without giving them a proper listen. this is 1973, and this is american blues-rock at its finest.
tres hombres (translates to “three men,” courtesy of the prudent groove) is zz top’s first top ten record, and the band’s third release overall. although zz top’s first album (1971) and rio grande mud (1972) offered a glimpse of the unquestionable talents of these “three men,” it wasn’t until tres hombres and its soul-crushing hit, la grange, that the music world saw just how incredible this texas band was.
la grange is a nonstop, blood-boiling staple of blues inspired rock ‘n’ roll. it’s chock-full of hard-rocking fire with a groove so catchy, you’ll swear you’re hearing it blasting from a dead-silent room. if you ask me, zz top never reached the creative watermark set by la grange, but looking back at their extensive catalog throughout their 44-year existence, they’ve come pretty damn close a number of times.
do yourself a favor and pay attention to those rumors spreading around about that brothel outside la grange, texas. word has it they have a lot of nice girls-ah! oh, and don’t forget a ten-spot for the door.
so i was just at ivanpah dry lake for 3 days and 2 nights and this dude from vancouver was playing la grange on the guitar in the camper and i was like, yo! bangin’ tune!
such an epic groove. good trip?
and remember driving through la grange, wisconsin to get to that show.
i have to say, that show at alpine was the perfect mix of songs from the classic, blues-rock era, the 80’s mtv hits, and the newer, heavier stuff.
if i recall, this is where you got your zz top keychain.