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Police Search for Woman Accused of Kicking Door of Special-Needs School Bus
April 23, 2018 • Thomas McMahon • Bookmark +
The Hillsborough County (Fla.) Sheriff's Office said that a motorist stopped in front of a school bus and kicked a panel on the door when the bus driver wouldn't open it. The incident was captured on surveillance footage.
TAMPA, Fla. — A search is underway for a motorist who police say kicked the door of a school bus in an apparent act of road rage.
The April 12 incident was captured by video surveillance cameras on the Hillsborough County Public Schools bus, which was transporting special-needs students.
According to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office, a motorist driving what appeared to be a maroon Nissan Altima stopped abruptly in front of the school bus, forcing it to stop.
The motorist got out of her car and approached the school bus, banging on the door and shouting profanities, police said. When the school bus driver refused to open the door, the motorist allegedly kicked a lower glass panel on the door, causing it to crack. The damage is estimated at $250.
The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office said in a press release on Friday that the incident "appears to have been caused by the suspect's road rage," although no details were provided on what happened before the school bus confrontation.
The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office released surveillance footage of the incident and asked for help in identifying the motorist. Police described the suspect as a Hispanic female, 25 to 35 years old, with curly black hair pulled back, wearing glasses and blue medical scrubs.
Here's the footage from video surveillance cameras on the bus:
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A disk full of copy utilities for the Apple II platform.
This disk, made in 1990, by Antoine Vignau, gathers all of the most useful software to copy and edit Apple II disks. Enclosed is my famous rDOS 3.2 to rDOS 3.3 which allowed me to "deprotect" SSI games in a minute!


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Il Cantone di Compiègne-1 è una divisione amministrativa dell'Arrondissement di Compiègne.

È stato costituito a seguito della riforma approvata con decreto del 20 febbraio 2014, che ha avuto attuazione dopo le elezioni dipartimentali del 2015.

Comprende parte della città di Compiègne e i 19 comuni di:
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 Bitry
 Choisy-au-Bac
 Clairoix
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 Moulin-sous-Touvent
 Nampcel
 Rethondes
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Mark Kahn
Mark Kahn is Managing Partner and co-founder of Omnivore is a venture capital firm, based in India, which funds entrepreneurs building the future of agriculture and food systems. Omnivore pioneered agritech investing in India, backing over 20 startups since 2011. Every day, Omnivore portfolio companies drive agricultural prosperity and transform food systems across India, making farming more profitable, resilient, and sustainable. Previously, Mark was the Executive Vice President (Strategy & Business Development) at Godrej Agrovet, one of India's foremost diversified agribusiness companies. At Godrej Agrovet, Mark was responsible for corporate strategy, M&A, R&D, and new business incubation. Earlier in his career, Mark worked for Syngenta and PFM. He earned a BA (Honors) from the University of Pennsylvania and an MBA from Harvard Business School, where he graduated as a Baker Scholar. Mark is a member of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) National Council on Agriculture, a member of the Governing Council of the Maharashtra State Innovation Society, and a member of EMPEA's Venture Capital Council.

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It was suggested that when traveling with kids, a good idea might be to give them full reign for a day (or two or three). We decided while we were in Paris, this would be a great place to do it. There is so much to see and why not change up what we normally would have put on the agenda and let the kids be in charge for a change. Good for them to have the responsibility to figure out what interests them about the city, where to find it on a map and to plan out the day.
3. Stopped for a sweet crepe.
4. The Eiffel Tower at dusk!
It was a truly great day!
3. A visit to the English bookstore Shakespeare & Co. (it was just across from Notre Dame so we stopped in there also).
I cannot wait to see where they pick to go next!
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Making History 75 Years Ago At White Sands
Posted byWSMR Jenn May 20, 2021 November 15, 2021 Posted inEducation
By Jim Eckles, Editor, Hands Across History Newsletter, White Sands Missile Range Historical Foundation
Editor's Note: An abbreviated version of this story appeared in the Las Cruces Sun-News in March 2021. This unabridged version originally appeared in the May 2021 edition of the Hands Across History Newsletter.
For a 15 March 1946 German V-2 rocket demonstration, Lt. Col. Harold Turner, first commander of White Sands Proving Ground, invited 500 military personnel and 100 Las Cruces community leaders to watch. Although it was a static firing, meaning the rocket was bolted down, it was the first time a V-2 rocket motor was ignited on American soil. After hearing so much about the German vengeance weapon during WWII, visitors expected to see and feel a show of power. They got more than they expected.
By inviting Las Cruces civilians like mayor Edwin Mechem and city manager Jesse Isaacks, as well as members of the Chamber of Commerce, Rotary, Kiwanis and Lions Clubs, Turner was trying to make up for the Army's poor public relations effort when White Sands was being established in the summer of 1945. Using economic good news, he was quick to point out that the 100K Static Test Stand, where the test would take place, was built by Las Cruces contractor Hayner and Burn.
This facility had a steel framework on top to hold the V-2 rocket in place. It stood on a huge concrete block with a channel in it that would deflect the engine's flames and exhaust into the desert. With the engine expected to run for 60 seconds and exhaust gases reaching 5,000 degrees Fahrenheit, to keep the concrete from literally melting and eroding away, White Sands engineers bolted heavy steel plates in the channel. They were overlaid with each other like shingles on a roof with each plate being three feet by three feet and a half-inch thick. They weighted about 185 pounds each. Robert Bolles, a General Electric engineer working on the V-2 program at White Sands, called it a "brute force" effort.
The V-2 anchored on the 100K Static Test Stand for the March 15 test.
On the 15th, The V-2 engine burned perfectly for 57 seconds and visitors standing 300 yards away could feel the heat and vibration as the supersonic exhaust gases sent shock waves out from the stand. Unfortunately, the steel plates quickly started to glow red-hot and the incredible pressures from the exhaust ripped the bolts and plates right out of the concrete walls. Cherry-red steel plates were thrust sailing out into the desert toward the visitors who scattered like quail. The Las Cruces Sun-News reported the plates were blown into the desert "like so many straws." The plates landed short but did start brush fires within 200 yards of the test stand.
Lt. Col. Turner was closer and standing with Maj. Gen. Gladeon Barnes, his Washington-level boss within the Ordnance Corps. Later Turner said he had never seen a General dive under a truck so fast.
From left to right standing in front of a sandbag shelter at 100K are: Maj. Gen. Gladeon Barnes, Deputy Chief of the Army Ordnance Corps; Lt. Col. Harold Turner, White Sands Commander; an unidentified Soldier; Col. Holger Toftoy, head of the Rocket Development Division within the Ordnance Corps.
Given that Barnes was the upper-level overseer for White Sands Proving Ground it made sense that he was there for this "first." He would retire the next month after a long career in the Army. Also attending was Col. Holger Toftoy, one of the officers involved in the program to extract V-2 scientists and equipment from Germany at the close of WWII. Tofty would eventually reach the rank of major general and command Redstone Arsenal during the 1950s when von Braun and most of the German Paperclip scientists took up residence there after being secluded in the Southwest for several years.
For a later test in the stand, Bolles said they lined the concrete throat with tank tracks. Bolles reported it was a tactic he learned from consulting the Germans after the steel plate fiasco. It didn't work as the bottom of the tracks were not anchored and the exhaust blew them around like laundry on the line during a spring wind storm. Eventually General Electric found the more refined technique of spraying copious amounts of water into the exhaust plume and cooling it. The sprinkler system could deliver 900 gallons of water per minute.
The 100K Static Test Stand probably right after the March 15, 1946 test of a V-2 rocket's propulsion system. At the base of the stand is a group of military personnel inspecting the throat where the steel plates flew out at the hundreds of visitors. At the top are other personnel looking over the site. Behind the V-2 is a sandbag bunker which eventually was replaced with a small blockhouse.
The test of just the power system for a Corporal missile in the 100K Test Stand at a later date. An outrigger had to be added to accommodate the system. Other motors tested here included the Air Force's Bomarc and the sustainer for the Nike Ajax. The checker board structure to the left is the blockhouse.
The next step in the new V-2 program was to actually launch a rocket from the newly construct-ed firing facility six miles east of the main post, now called Launch Complex 33. The complex was the site of WAC Corporal firings in October of 1945, the first vehicles launched at White Sands. By the way, if you've never looked at a map of the area, the complex sits right on the eastern edge of the Dona Ana County. If you walk a hundred feet east of the old V-2 Gantry, you are in Otero County.
Community reps were not invited this time. Turner told the news media he was hoping the first V-2 would reach an altitude of over 100 miles with a firing on April 15. Because this was the first launch, he said that only a small number of military witnesses would be allowed since the protective concrete blockhouse was quite small inside.
Also, the Las Cruces Sun-News quoted Turner as saying the April flight was "a preliminary to a demonstration scheduled for newspapermen the next month." Obviously, Turner and the Army were anxious to show off the German technology that was captured at the end of the war. Information was freely given.
Today, the concrete base of the 100K Static Test Stand is still there, along with the small blockhouse up on top and to the left.
Photo by the author.
On April 17, the Sun-News reported some civilians who were caught in the roadblock on U.S. Highway 70, five miles east of San Augustin Pass, got to see the test. They reported they saw the V-2 lift off, wobble as it got up a few miles and then fall to the ground east of the launch area. In fact, the rocket only reached an altitude of 3.4 miles after officials remotely shut off the fuel flow because it was behaving erratically. It crashed with a resounding two-step explosion – first was the kinetic impact of the vehicle (an intense, quick explosion like TNT going off) and then the explosion of the alcohol and oxygen propellants as their tanks were ripped open, vaporized and ignited (a slower explosion with far less overpressures).
Those few dozen witnesses in the blockhouse got quite a surprise. The blockhouse walls are 10-feet thick with only two windows at that time, far too small for more than three or four people to look out. Also, because of the wall thickness, it is like looking out through a tube and as soon as the V-2 rose a hundred feet in the air it was out of sight. So, the crowd headed for the door to get a better view outside.
The 100K blockhouse as soon today after WSMR's Cultural Resource Management Program recently refurbished the structure. This part of the building faced the test stand and it is 18 inches of reinforced concrete while the backside walls are cinder block construction.
Photo courtesy of Bill Godby.
By the time the first people got outside and looked up, the V-2 had been terminated and was heading back down. With no visual reference points in the big empty sky, the first group thought the rocket was headed back at them. They rushed to re-enter the blockhouse, while others were still trying to get out. It was a moment of chaos. Luckily, the V-2 crashed miles to the east and no one was hurt. The incident did result in an order that no one could leave the blockhouse until the safety officer approved. An armed guard was placed at the door to make sure the edict was obeyed.
For the second V-2 launch, on May 10, the Army and Lt. Col. Turner invited the world to watch – through the eyes of the news media. According to Turner, "nearly 100 newspapermen and photographers, representing many of the nation's leading newspapers, newsreels, magazines and press associations" were there to be briefed on Army plans and watch the firing. KOB radio in Albuquerque was even scheduled to broadcast it live. Visiting military VIPs included Britain's Field Marshal Henry Maitland Wilson, Sixth Army Commander Gen. Joseph Stilwell, Vice Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Dewitt Ramsey and the Army Air Force's Maj. Gen. Curtis LeMay. News of the event would be featured all across America in the days following the launch.
On May 9th and the morning of the 10th, the media were briefed on the V-2 and Army plans for their use. There was also speculation on the future of guided missiles as weapons to be used by the United States. Because of the sensitivity of the surrounding communities to the idea of vengeance weapons being fired at White Sands, officials went to great lengths to assure the public that V-2s would not have warheads. One thing Turner did not tell the news media was that a V-2 returning to earth after a high-altitude flight and expending all of its propellants could impact the ground with a kinetic energy explosion equal to almost 2,000 pounds of TNT – if it came down pointy-end first the whole way.
The V-2 for the May 10, 1946 is being prepped
and fueled as military VIPs pose for photos. The
four officers at the bottom left are: Britain's Field
Marshal Henry Maitland Wilson, Admiral Dewitt
Ramsey, LTC Turner and General Joe Stilwell.
At 2:13 p.m. the V-2 blasted off with the visitors watching from the sand dunes only 1,000 yards to the southwest – no room in the block-house. The rocket did exactly what it was sup-posed to do, reaching an altitude of 75 miles and crashing to the ground 39 miles north, in the heart of the proving ground. The rocket was allowed to simply burn up all of its fuel, which took 59 seconds, and continue free flight to the north.
Officials said it was certainly an altitude record for a man-made object sent aloft by the United States and speculated it went even higher than any German launch as they used a flatter trajectory. The event announced that America had entered the Space Age and the news reporters were excited by what they saw. Stories appeared nation-wide and across much of the world.
Jack Doherty, writing for his readers back in New York City, said the sound was like "a hundred Seventh Avenue express trains converging on Times Square at once."
Others took information from the Army briefings and wove it into their stories. William Strand, the Chicago Tribune, expanded on the fact that White Sands was going to build a bigger static test stand to handle 150-ton rockets. He hypothesized that such a rocket could deliver a warhead 2,500 miles away. He was describing what would be-come intercontinental ballistic missiles which were just a decade away.
That larger static test stand turned into the 500K Static Test Stand that was active at the base of Granite Peak near the El Paso gate during the 1950s. It took a couple of years to construct and was the largest in the world when completed. Remarkably it was out of business by 1960. Another reporter, Edward Bomar, in an As-sociated Press story recounted that the Army was already looking at using missiles equipped with proximity fuses and directed/guided by radar to kill incoming vehicles like V-2s. That would take decades to make a viable reality.
Also, many reporters wrote about the planned scientific efforts to put instruments and experiments aboard future V-2s to gather data on temperatures, winds, air density, biological effects, pressure and cosmic rays. Some wondered what the Earth would look like from a hundred miles up.
Maybe the most humorous story to come out in May 1946 was that Mark Ridge of Dorchester, MA volunteered to ride the V-2 rocket. He was quoted as saying, that with a special suit, he could survive a ride inside or attached to the outside. The newspapers went looking for comments and found that experts felt there was room in the V-2 for a human being and he probably could survive the 3,500 mph top speed. However, as there was no known means of escaping alive before the rocket crashed to earth there would be no way to survive the flight. There wouldn't have been a thimble full of Mark Ridge to send home to his family if he'd been onboard.
In a report, General Electric described the May 10th impact crater as being 30 feet deep. They said, "No parts of the rocket were to be found in the crater. Most of the parts were found at distances up to a thousand feet. All together, a two-hour search netted about 50 pounds of scrap parts."
Lost in most of the coverage of the demonstration on May 10 was that a WAC Corporal, an American sounding rocket, was launched for the visitors two hours after the V-2 flight. Jet Propulsion Lab personnel lost contact with the rocket at 10 miles up and the flight faded into obscurity.
At the time, the Army announced it would re-assemble and launch a total of 25 V-2s at White Sands. In the end, more than 60 were fired over the next five years.
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David B Honeywell says:
My father Maj.Stanley S Honeywell army, was stationed here in the mid to late 50's. Is there a way to find out what was going on at that time?


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Description tissue sample derived from Pancreatic adenocarcinoma_PAAD (The Cancer Genome Atlas)
301 genes with high or low expression in Pancreatic adenocarcinoma_PAAD_TCGA-HZ-7919-01A-11R-2156-07 relative to other tissue samples from the TCGA Signatures of Differentially Expressed Genes for Tumors dataset.
ADORA2A-AS1 ADORA2A antisense RNA 1
AGPS alkylglycerone phosphate synthase
ALAS1 5'-aminolevulinate synthase 1
ANO1 anoctamin 1, calcium activated chloride channel
ANTXR2 anthrax toxin receptor 2
ARHGAP5-AS1 ARHGAP5 antisense RNA 1 (head to head)
ARL4D ADP-ribosylation factor-like 4D
ASAH2B N-acylsphingosine amidohydrolase (non-lysosomal ceramidase) 2B
ASB11 ankyrin repeat and SOCS box containing 11, E3 ubiquitin protein ligase
ATE1 arginyltransferase 1
ATP10B ATPase, class V, type 10B
AVPR1A arginine vasopressin receptor 1A
BACH1 BTB and CNC homology 1, basic leucine zipper transcription factor 1
BCL10 B-cell CLL/lymphoma 10
BFAR bifunctional apoptosis regulator
BTBD10 BTB (POZ) domain containing 10
C18ORF8 chromosome 18 open reading frame 8
CCNG2 cyclin G2
CCSER1 coiled-coil serine-rich protein 1
CDKN2AIP CDKN2A interacting protein
CEACAM1 carcinoembryonic antigen-related cell adhesion molecule 1 (biliary glycoprotein)
CEACAM5 carcinoembryonic antigen-related cell adhesion molecule 5
CEACAM6 carcinoembryonic antigen-related cell adhesion molecule 6 (non-specific cross reacting antigen)
CHMP2B charged multivesicular body protein 2B
CNTF ciliary neurotrophic factor
CRYGA crystallin, gamma A
CTTNBP2NL CTTNBP2 N-terminal like
DCTN5 dynactin 5 (p25)
DEFB109P1 defensin, beta 109, pseudogene 1
DGAT2L6 diacylglycerol O-acyltransferase 2-like 6
DHRS9 dehydrogenase/reductase (SDR family) member 9
DHX15 DEAH (Asp-Glu-Ala-His) box helicase 15
DKK1 dickkopf WNT signaling pathway inhibitor 1
DNAJB8 DnaJ (Hsp40) homolog, subfamily B, member 8
DNMBP dynamin binding protein
DR1 down-regulator of transcription 1, TBP-binding (negative cofactor 2)
DYNLT3 dynein, light chain, Tctex-type 3
EFNB2 ephrin-B2
EIF4E eukaryotic translation initiation factor 4E
EMP2 epithelial membrane protein 2
FAM136BP family with sequence similarity 136, member B, pseudogene
FAM3C family with sequence similarity 3, member C
FAT1 FAT atypical cadherin 1
FGF2 fibroblast growth factor 2 (basic)
FLJ36000 uncharacterized FLJ36000
FLNB filamin B, beta
FMN1 formin 1
FOXL1 forkhead box L1
FRMD4B FERM domain containing 4B
GCNT3 glucosaminyl (N-acetyl) transferase 3, mucin type
GCOM1 GRINL1A complex locus 1
GNG12 guanine nucleotide binding protein (G protein), gamma 12
GPD2 glycerol-3-phosphate dehydrogenase 2 (mitochondrial)
GRM3 glutamate receptor, metabotropic 3
GSKIP GSK3B interacting protein
HBD hemoglobin, delta
HIATL1 hippocampus abundant transcript-like 1
HIGD1A HIG1 hypoxia inducible domain family, member 1A
HNRNPK heterogeneous nuclear ribonucleoprotein K
HNRNPR heterogeneous nuclear ribonucleoprotein R
HOXA13 homeobox A13
HSD17B11 hydroxysteroid (17-beta) dehydrogenase 11
IDH1 isocitrate dehydrogenase 1 (NADP+), soluble
IGFBP3 insulin-like growth factor binding protein 3
INSC inscuteable homolog (Drosophila)
IQCF5 IQ motif containing F5
KITLG KIT ligand
KLF3 Kruppel-like factor 3 (basic)
KLF5 Kruppel-like factor 5 (intestinal)
KTN1 kinectin 1 (kinesin receptor)
LALBA lactalbumin, alpha-
LARS2 leucyl-tRNA synthetase 2, mitochondrial
LCLAT1 lysocardiolipin acyltransferase 1
LCOR ligand dependent nuclear receptor corepressor
LDLR low density lipoprotein receptor
LIMA1 LIM domain and actin binding 1
LIN7C lin-7 homolog C (C. elegans)
LIPH lipase, member H
LOC494141 solute carrier family 25, member 51 pseudogene
LONP2 lon peptidase 2, peroxisomal
LRCH1 leucine-rich repeats and calponin homology (CH) domain containing 1
MACROD2 MACRO domain containing 2
MAP3K13 mitogen-activated protein kinase kinase kinase 13
MBOAT2 membrane bound O-acyltransferase domain containing 2
MCCC2 methylcrotonoyl-CoA carboxylase 2 (beta)
MCMBP minichromosome maintenance complex binding protein
MIER1 mesoderm induction early response 1, transcriptional regulator
MMAA methylmalonic aciduria (cobalamin deficiency) cblA type
MYL12A myosin, light chain 12A, regulatory, non-sarcomeric
MYL12B myosin, light chain 12B, regulatory
NAPG N-ethylmaleimide-sensitive factor attachment protein, gamma
NDNF neuron-derived neurotrophic factor
NMUR2 neuromedin U receptor 2
NPSR1 neuropeptide S receptor 1
NT5C2 5'-nucleotidase, cytosolic II
NWD1 NACHT and WD repeat domain containing 1
OC90 otoconin 90
OR2AG1 olfactory receptor, family 2, subfamily AG, member 1 (gene/pseudogene)
OR51B2 olfactory receptor, family 51, subfamily B, member 2 (gene/pseudogene)
OR51B6 olfactory receptor, family 51, subfamily B, member 6
OR6B3 olfactory receptor, family 6, subfamily B, member 3
PAGE4 P antigen family, member 4 (prostate associated)
PDCD6IP programmed cell death 6 interacting protein
PEX11A peroxisomal biogenesis factor 11 alpha
PGGT1B protein geranylgeranyltransferase type I, beta subunit
PGM2L1 phosphoglucomutase 2-like 1
PIBF1 progesterone immunomodulatory binding factor 1
PLA2R1 phospholipase A2 receptor 1, 180kDa
PLAC8 placenta-specific 8
PLS1 plastin 1
POF1B premature ovarian failure, 1B
PPP3CA protein phosphatase 3, catalytic subunit, alpha isozyme
PRKAB1 protein kinase, AMP-activated, beta 1 non-catalytic subunit
PRRG1 proline rich Gla (G-carboxyglutamic acid) 1
RAET1E retinoic acid early transcript 1E
RHOXF2B Rhox homeobox family, member 2B
RIOK3 RIO kinase 3
RRN3 RRN3 RNA polymerase I transcription factor homolog (S. cerevisiae)
SCIN scinderin
SDC4P syndecan 4 pseudogene
SERPINB3 serpin peptidase inhibitor, clade B (ovalbumin), member 3
SLC14A1 solute carrier family 14 (urea transporter), member 1 (Kidd blood group)
SLC41A2 solute carrier family 41 (magnesium transporter), member 2
SLK STE20-like kinase
SMAD3 SMAD family member 3
SMNDC1 survival motor neuron domain containing 1
SNORD89 small nucleolar RNA, C/D box 89
SPIN4 spindlin family, member 4
SPINK13 serine peptidase inhibitor, Kazal type 13 (putative)
STS steroid sulfatase (microsomal), isozyme S
SUCNR1 succinate receptor 1
SULT1B1 sulfotransferase family, cytosolic, 1B, member 1
SVIP small VCP/p97-interacting protein
TANK TRAF family member-associated NFKB activator
TBK1 TANK-binding kinase 1
TCF7L2 transcription factor 7-like 2 (T-cell specific, HMG-box)
TGFA transforming growth factor, alpha
TGFBR2 transforming growth factor, beta receptor II (70/80kDa)
TK2 thymidine kinase 2, mitochondrial
TMTC2 transmembrane and tetratricopeptide repeat containing 2
TWF1 twinfilin actin binding protein 1
TWSG1 twisted gastrulation BMP signaling modulator 1
UBE3C ubiquitin protein ligase E3C
UBXN10 UBX domain protein 10
UGT1A10 UDP glucuronosyltransferase 1 family, polypeptide A10
USP14 ubiquitin specific peptidase 14 (tRNA-guanine transglycosylase)
VAPA VAMP (vesicle-associated membrane protein)-associated protein A, 33kDa
VSTM5 V-set and transmembrane domain containing 5
WASL Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome-like
WFDC6 WAP four-disulfide core domain 6
WIF1 WNT inhibitory factor 1
WNT7A wingless-type MMTV integration site family, member 7A
YES1 YES proto-oncogene 1, Src family tyrosine kinase
ZDHHC3 zinc finger, DHHC-type containing 3
ZPLD1 zona pellucida-like domain containing 1


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Q: linux mmap - how to recognize any access to it I've written a simple character dev module for Linux kernel to learn how mmap works. I've written simple "fault" handler for vm_operations_struct. But now I'm wondering how does mmap really works. If application hits some mmapped address for the first time - my "fault" handler should be invoked. But if this application hits the address for mapped area for the second and next time - it shouldn't raise any "fault" because this area is already mapped? Am I right or not?
Assuming that I've got some virtual device (not physical) how can I recognize any access to mmapped area from the driver point of view?
Is there any kind of trigger which tell me that now is the R/W access to mmapped area?

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Static Analysis of MSP430 Firmware in Perl
by Travis Goodspeed <travis at utk.edu>
at the Extreme Measurement Communications Center
of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory
That which follows is an adaption of notes which I made during the course of writing msp430static, a sort of poor man's IDA Pro for static analysis of MSP430 firmware without source code.
What Functions Look Like
A call to strcpy, such as the one which follows, is accomplished by populating r15 with the destination address and r14 with the source address, then calling the function at its hex address. In the following example, foo is the target (r15) and babe is the source (r14). See my article on IAR's MSP430 calling conventions for references to calling convention documentation for various compilers, as each compiler seems to do something different on this platform.
strcpy(foo,babe);
1154:       3e 40 7a 02     mov     #634,   r14     ;#0x027a
1158:       0f 44           mov     r4,     r15     ;
115a:       b0 12 a4 11     call    #4516           ;#0x11a4
In the unstripped binary, we'll find the code for strcpy at the address (0x11a4) called above:
000011a4 <strcpy>:
11a4:       0d 4f           mov     r15,    r13     ;
11a6:       0c 4f           mov     r15,    r12     ;
11a8:       6f 4e           mov.b   @r14,   r15     ;
11aa:       cd 4f 00 00     mov.b   r15,    0(r13)  ;
11ae:       4f 93           cmp.b   #0,     r15     ;r3 As==00
11b0:       07 24           jz      $+16            ;abs 0x11c0
11b2:       1e 53           inc     r14             ;
11b4:       1d 53           inc     r13             ;
11b6:       6f 4e           mov.b   @r14,   r15     ;
11b8:       cd 4f 00 00     mov.b   r15,    0(r13)  ;
11bc:       4f 93           cmp.b   #0,     r15     ;r3 As==00
11be:       f9 23           jnz     $-12            ;abs 0x11b2
11c0:       0f 4c           mov     r12,    r15     ;
11c2:       30 41           ret
The stripped binary has the function at the same address, but has no function label. In fact, there isn't even a note (in msp430-objdump) that the address is the beginning of a function.
It's easy enough to detect the presence of this code in a stripped executable by looking for "mov r15, r12" or "0x0c 0xf4" and comparing the bytes that follow. I can't stress enough the importance of endian-awareness: the second column is composed of bytes, not words. As a word, "mov r15,r12" is 0xf40c. When in doubt, double-check yourself with the Single Line MSP430 Assembler.
Note that calling conventions vary considerably across the many MSP430 compilers and even among versions of the same compiler, depending upon optimization options and inlining. Don't expect all calls to look like this: check for yourself.
Before looking at a decompilation of the above, notice that a reasonably large string of bytes {6f 4e, cd 4f 00 00, 4f 92} appears twice. This duplicity might be removed by another optimizer, but it shows that something in the code is sufficiently intrinsic to the function to appear twice in one function. Perhaps it will remain consistent across compilers? In point of fact, this expanse of code copies a byte from the address contained within r14 to the address contained within r13. The final word compares the byte that was copied to zero. In the first usage, the function jumps to the end in the event that the comparison is zero. In the second usage, which follows the incrementing of both r14 and r15, the jump is backward if the comparison is not zero. A rough approximation in psuedo-C follows
char* strcpy(char* dest, char* src){
a=dest;       //mov r15, r13
b=dest;       //mov r15, r12
c=*src;       //mov.b @r14, r15
*a=c;         //mov.b r15, 0(r13)
if(c==0)      //cmp.b #0, r15
goto ret;    //jz $+16
do{
src++;       //inc r14
a++;         //inc r13
c=*src;      //mov.b @r14, r15
*a=c;        //mov.b r15, 0(r13)
}while(c!=0)  //cmp.b #0, r15
// jnz #-12
return b;    //mov r12, r15
}             //ret
In the decompilation, I refer to r15 as both dest and c, as its purpose changes completely. Variables are passed as dest=r15 and src=r14, as GCC allocates parameters in the order r15, r14, r13, r12. The result, for strcpy() the destination address, is returned in r15.
It is apparent that this could be written a bit more compactly by merging the first and second stanzas. Also, the use of the indirect auto-increment addressing mode (As=11, of the form @Rn+) could eliminate the "inc r14" line. The instructions might also be reordered, and any number of register combinations might be used to hold intermediate values. It's not possible to detect all the ways in which strcpy() might be implemented, but it shouldn't be too difficult to detect the different ways in which it will be implemented. After all, it's far easier to fix an overflow vulnerability than to hide it; is it not?
Testing my theory, I disassembled the same program, this time compiled with IAR's compiler (V4.09A/W32). Grepping for cmp.b yielded a single line, at address 0xF86E, in the codeblock which follows.
f864:       0f 4c           mov     r12,    r15     ;
f866:       0e 4c           mov     r12,    r14     ;
f868:       1c 53           inc     r12             ;
f86a:       fe 4d 00 00     mov.b   @r13+,  0(r14)  ;
f86e:       ce 93 00 00     cmp.b   #0,     0(r14)  ;r3 As==00
f872:       f9 23           jnz     $-12            ;abs 0xf866
f874:       0c 4f           mov     r15,    r12     ;
f876:       30 41           ret
Those that have read my article on the register usage of IAR will note that the ABI is different in the code sample above. IAR fixed the register allocation order in October of 2007, and it now allocates registers in the order r12, r13, r14, r15.
This code is heavily--but imperfectly--optimized, so it's a bit difficult to decompile by hand. It all becomes clear when you realize that r12 is post-incremented and the original value is loaded into r14, the destination address for each character. Unlike GCC, the indirection post-increment addressing mode is used, but on the very next line we see that this necessitates another RAM access! Perhaps the cache will take care of it, but this means that IAR makes three memory accesses--one write and two reads--for every two that GCC makes. I'd recommend hand optimization for this function, if my stronger recommendation wasn't to scrap it as a troublemaker.
The decompiled code follows,
char *a,
*b=dest;      //mov r12, r15
a=dest;          //mov r12, r14
dest++;          //inc r12
*(a++)=*src;     //mov.b @r13+, 0(r14)
}while(0!=*src);  //cmp #0, 0(r14)
//jnz $-12
return b;         //mov r15, r12
//ret
I'd be willing to bet that the original is quite a bit denser in C, but this ought to be easy enough to understand.
So how do we do a generalized search for this, one which will recognize most implementations by most compilers? I propose a pattern that looks for the following:
The use of two registers, source pointer SRC and destination pointer DEST.
A mov.b instruction with SRC as the source. (Call the destination FOO)
A mov.b instruction with DEST as the destination. (Call the source BAR.)
A cmp.b instruction involving the immediate zero and the register SRC, DEST, FOO, or BAR.
I don't demand an inc for SRC as it might be auto-incremented (@Rn+), and I don't demand one for DEST as it might be copied from another variable in an IAR post-increment (cvar++).
It's possible to add more rules which describe the preceding examples. For example, both of these examples move their first parameter to a temporary register and, later, move it back. Both follow the cmp.b with a jnz. I advise against making any matching pattern too strict, as it'll result in false negatives. Keeping things loose might result in false positives, but those false positives will be fertile ground for exploits of their own, even if they aren't strcpy().
It's also worth noting that a ruleset that's complex is easy to sneak by, either intentionally or accidentally. Suppose this pattern were modified to exclude strncpy(). The following strcpy() implementation would skate by, undetected.
char *strcpy(char *dest, char *src){
return strncpy(dest,src,0x1000);
By keeping rules loose--but perhaps prioritized--it's easy to catch such actions. After all, what byte-wise copying until reaching zero is not suspicious?
Recognizing Functions from Perl
Now that the hand analysis is complete, it's time to bring perl into the mix. Instructions are recognized as one of two types: code and IVT entries. I ignore the .data section for now, but a little tweaking of the regular expressions would make it match. I make the assumption that every function begins after a 'ret' and ends with a 'ret'. This isn't strictly true, but it suffices for this article and ought only to miss the first function in memory, assuming everything is built with C.
The first step is to recognize individual lines. I used the following regular expressions in an early revision:
Match an instruction:
#    11b6:       6f 4e           mov.b   @r14,   r15     ;
#    11b8:       cd 4f 00 00     mov.b   r15,    0(r13)  ;
#    1111:       22222222222     33333   44444444444444  555555
/\s(....):\s(.. .. .. ..)\s\t([^ \t]{2,5})\s(.*);?(.*)/
Match an IVT entry:
#    fffe:       00 11           interrupt service routine at 0x1100
/[\s\t]*(....):[\s\t]*(.. ..)[\s\t]*interrupt service routine at 0x(....)/
Although I don't strictly need to parse so much detail to recognize strcpy(), it will be helpful when I add features.
Once lines are recognized, they are loaded into a list of strings, indexed by the integer (not hex-string) value of the first field. I make a list of strings, rather than objects, because most comparisons can be performed by regular expressions. This is fine for a 16-bit microcontroller, but might be prohibitively expensive for something larger.
Routines are recognized--as I've previously stated--by assuming that they reside between ret statements. This assumption makes things quite easy to implement, but results in the loss of the first function as well as the concatenation of functions--such as main()--which do not return. In the following example main [118E to 11A0] and strcpy [11A4 to 11C2] are combined into a single listing:
118e:       31 40 00 0a     mov     #2560,  r1      ;#0x0a00
1192:       04 41           mov     r1,     r4      ;
1194:       92 43 00 02     mov     #1,     &0x0200 ;r3 As==01
1198:       b0 12 40 11     call    #4416           ;#0x1140
119c:       b0 12 68 11     call    #4456           ;#0x1168
11a0:       30 40 c4 11     br      #0x11c4         ;
This happens because main() returns not by "ret" but by branching to 0x11C4, which is __stop_progExec__ in the firmware being analyzed. An alternate method would be to look for call targets, assuming that 0x11A4 is the beginning of a function because some other instruction calls it.
By searching by call targets, my script correctly recognizes the second function of the preceding example, but it no longer recognizes main(), which in GCC is called by "BR #addr" and not "CALL #addr". A quick check on a small GCC program shows that absolute jumps are only used for main() and non-user functions. Thus, by looking for "CALL #addr" and "BR #addr", it is possible to find the entry points of most if not all functions.
Once functions can be been identified, it isn't very difficult to add an output mode for Graphviz. The following image is a call tree in which main() calls two functions which call strcpy(). Dangerous functions and calls are labeled in red. The two islands on the right--which prevent this from being a Tree in the graph theory sense--exist in assembly as infinite loops.
Further, it's also useful to produce memory maps which detail memory usage. These can be produces from the database by dumping to a graphics programming language. My first revision published to LaTeX/PSTricks. This looks beautiful, but rendering everything as vector art quickly makes a complex memory map unmanageable. My solution was a rewrite that prints raw postscript. Both are shown below.
I've named the tool msp430static, and I intend to publish a revision as soon as I clean up the code. It's a decent hack at this point, but a hack isn't maintainable and I shudder to think at how I'll comprehend these few hundred lines of perl in three months' time without mush revision.
My redesign will feature an SQL backend, such that the input file needn't be reparsed for each minor revision. This will also allow for scripting in languages other than perl. A single command will stock a database of a defined schema, a second will analyze the database, and others will produce output or analysis. I intend to do most analysis in a self-contained perl script, but clients may be written in a variety of languages as appropriate. I'm undecided as to whether I'll make the tool architecture-agnostic in this revision. It's possible, but perhaps that's more appropriate for a later revision. Potential clients include a modified msp430simu and a GTK# GUI.
I don't intend to make a public release of the present version, but I'll send individual copies by email upon request.
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Karnataka Temples
Dharwad Dattatreya Swamy Temple Timings
Dharwad Dattatreya Swamy Temple or Dattana Gidu is a famous temple located in Hosayellapur, Dharwad district, Karnataka State. This Lord Dattatreya Swamy temple is 13 km from Dharwad. The temple is dedicated to Dattatreya Swamy, who is said to be an incarnation of the Hindu Trinity. The Hindu trinity is Lord Brahma, Sri Vishnu and Lord Shiva. In this temple, the deity displays three heads representing three gods.
This temple belongs to the 12th century. It features the Chalukyan architectural style, making it one of the best structural temples in Karnataka state. The temple complex also has a centenary Shankaracharya Samskrita Pathashala. Lord Dattatreya is believed to be 1st teacher of Adinath Sampradaya of the Nathas. Dattatreya Swami is accredited as the writer of Tripura Rahasya, a piece of writing on Advaita Vedanta. Lord Dattatreya is believed to have acquired fruition on the embankment of the Bhima River.
Devotees visit this temple to seek fulfillment of removal of forefathers' sin, liberation from ancestral sins, freedom from parental curses, Salvation, Wealth and relief from diseases.
There is no strict dress code any decent dress is allowed for darshan. It is one of the most important pilgrimage center in and around Hubli -Dharwad and the temple can be visited any time throughout the year.
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Dharwad Sri Dattatreya Swamy Temple Address:
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A tooth abscess is diagnosed by a emergency dentist as a collection of pus that's caused by a bacterial infection in the root of a tooth or in the gum tissue surrounding the tooth. The primary symptom of a tooth abscess a severe, persistent, throbbing toothache. Initially, the tooth may be sensitive to heat and the pressure of chewing or biting. Later, you may develop a fever, swelling in your face or cheek, and tender, swollen lymph nodes under your jaw or in your neck. If the abscess ruptures, you'll have a sudden rush of foul-smelling and foul-tasting fluid in your mouth.
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This Brazilian band plays 80's thrash metal in the vein of Tourniquet, Believer, and Metallica. Their full-length major label professionally produced debut was released on Brazilian Christian metal label Silent Music Records August 2008. Late January 2009, an expanded version was re-issued in the USA with the same artwork on Retroactive Records. Most songs are sung in English.
As the revival of 80s style thrash metal unfolds, Arnion enters the scene as legitimate heavyweight contenders for the title at the end of the 00's. Their major label debut features articulate riffs, gripping hooks, and the muscular brute force reminiscent of Kreator, Ultimatum, Exodus, Tourniquet, Toxic Holocaust, and Austrian Death Machine.
This USA version offers as bonus tracks the band's seven-song 2006 Refuge EP, and ALL tracks were digitally re-mastered!


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In this video, we see examples to help us navigate between different descriptions of affect and mood including euthymia, dysphoria, elated/euphoria, lability, as well as better understand the range of affect from full to blunted and flat.
Feeling like practicing some of your mental status examination skills? Assessing one's style of communication and especially picking up on the subtle nuances of their speech can be quite hard at times, however this skill can be particularly useful when formulating a diagnostic impression.
In this video, we learn what aspects of speech to pay particular attention to, as well as we see examples of different types of speech including pressured speech, poverty of speech, disorganized speech and echolalia.
Feeling like practicing some of your mental status examination skills? Observing a patient's behaviours including involuntary movements and other motor actions can be a hard habit to get into, but having this skill can prove quite helpful in terms of gaining further insight into their mental state and coming to a possible diagnosis.
In this video, we see examples to help us navigate between different types of movement behaviours including catatonia, psychomotor agitation, psychomotor retardation, and relaxed or comfortable motor activity.
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text: Q: Wordpress: when returning the history after unlogging it shows the Desktop I have the following problem: I made a site that works everything well but it is not approved by the security sector because when the user logs out and presses the back button of the browser history, he sees the content. I need that content not be seen, that when logging out the user does not see anything of the wp-admin folder by pressing the back button of the browser. The specific security request is: modify development so that when logging out, cookies and / or session token are eliminated so that the only way to return to the session is by logging in again. I already explained that cookies have been removed when logging out, but they consider that being able to go back and view content can expose sensitive information, such as user data and others ... Any help, more than welcome Thank you! PAto


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Whether you are new to making online videos or just want to hone your video making or YouTube skills, I'd say this is a great opportunity to take advantage of. We'll also be following the workshop series and providing overviews of some of the worthwhile details that are shared. If you are interested in learning more about pre-production, production or post-production for web video, I also suggest checking out the Vimeo Video School.
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In this IRL Baseball challenge, I try and do what Stanley Anderson does, and try and hit a 250 mph baseball! This was one of the hardest things I have ever done, so props to Stanley Anderson who actually can do this!
definitely a hard thing to do, but I question Stanley's streak of 1900 consecutive hits.
says sun is too bright, "is wearing hat backward"
I've been goin there since I was 5 shocked it still looks the same.
This video is as dumb as the one being challenged. Yeah, you look stupid for challenging the stupid.
3:29 That's probably about 85 mph, not close to 250. Part of the reason you were late on each one was because you didn't know when to step, since there was no pitcher windup, so it was just coming at you.
3:29 has the same reaction speed as someone throwing almost 200 mph from the regular distance.
Dude just copy his swing and you will get it.
Mighty goat what is your intro music to this video?


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Willem Dafoe advances that his Green Goblin has new tricks up his sleeve
The Comic Con Experience held in Sao Paulo (Brazil) this weekend has left several surprises for fans of Spider-Man's little marvel corner. Not only news about the sequel to 'Spider-Man: A New Universe', which will finally consist of two parts, and a new trailer for 'Morbius'; but also a panel with the villains of 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' giving details about his return.
Willem Dafoe, Jamie Foxx and Alfred Molina have explained how they felt to reprise their respective roles, trying not to spoil it, but dropping some new detail. In that sense, the most generous has been Dafoe, who, speaking of the difference in comfort in relation to his suit, ended up revealing that his look "It's a little different, and Norman / the Green Goblin are at a later point in their lives, so they come up with some new trick up their sleeve".
In addition, this actor has assured that what convinced him to return was "the idea". "I know the trajectory of Amy [Pascal, productora] and explained to me what it would be like, and then Jon [Watts], the director, told me the whole concept before I could read the script, and it sounded like a lot of fun to me, a good solution. Later when we go deep, I liked the idea of going back to something that was the same but different. It is the return to something that I have already done but different, with a past history that comes with a twist, something that called me ".
"For me it was only for the money", then jokes Molina to end up agreeing with his co-star in that "the material [de base] it's excellent". "To be honest, the first time the idea was brought up I thought 'wait, I'm 17 years older, I have a double chin and wrinkles, what are they going to do?' and then I realized that they had the technology to do it. It has been great to go back to something that is familiar but at the same time completely new.".
The scariest
Foxx explains it, Dafoe's villain is the scariest because what the Green Goblin has against Spider-Man "is personal", and nothing can compete against that.
"With Electro it's like 'the world has been unfair to me' but when something is personal, and you can go back to Shakespeare, when something is personal, be it jealousy, or whatever, nothing can beat that. It doesn't matter what costume you wear, or what you say … when he [Duende Verde] speaks, has the power … it's personal. Whenever you have a character who has a personal grudge, he is the one with the most power ".
* 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' opens in Spanish cinemas next Thursday, December 16.
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2016 AFLA Conference Engages Fleet Managers
December 1, 2016 • by Mike Antich
Photo courtesy of AFLA.
The 2016 Automotive Fleet & Leasing Association (AFLA) annual conference was held Sept. 18-21, 2016, in San Diego, Calif. The conference featured 13 speakers, nine separate educational sessions, and an evening networking dinner cruise of the San Diego harbor.
One of the highlights of the conference was the annual industry awards ceremony.
George Survant, senior director of fleet for Charter Communications, was named the 2016 AF Professional Fleet Manager of the Year. Wheels and AFLA are sponsors of the Fleet Manager of the Year Award.
Michael Ahart, VP of transportation for Dean Foods was named 2016 Fleet Executive of the Year. The CEI Group is the exclusive sponsor for the Fleet Executive of the Year Award.
Three new members were inducted in the Fleet Hall of Fame, which is now comprised of 75 members. The 2016 inductees were Phil Procida, VP of international operations for ARI and president of the Global Fleet Services; Ron Shoemaker, the founder of Flexco Fleet Services and co-founder of Innovative Funding Services, and the late Michael Braude, who was the co-founder and first president of EMKAY. ned a group that now includes 75 honorees.
Related: 2016 AFLA Conference in Pictures
Read more about Fleet Hall of Fame AFLA Conference Fleet Events Fleet Manager of the Year Awards


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Last Sunday I joined Chris and his dad for an adventure: we drove down to the Bay Area for the infamous Billetproof vintage car show. "Billetproof"'s name refers to billeted aluminum, the material that is often used on the super-shiny, super posh vintage cars that are maintained like untouchable museum pieces and seldom driven (or raced) in the real world. The Billetproof folks like to rebel against that monied and exclusive collector's culture with their own gathering, which features raw-looking vintage cars with artistic details and a lowbrow, fringe-of-society vibe (we even saw one that used a shotgun as the shift stick!). A lot of these cars not only look cool, but they go FAST... and, if you remember my post about how Chris and his dad are working on a racecar for the speed trials in Bonneville, you know that FAST is the new modus operendi in our household.
Next stop, Billetproof in Antioch. We went in Chris' Dad's mustang, and took the back roads through the Delta to get there.
Here are the Men, standing by a Rat Rod (a term for a street rod with a pronounced retro aesthetic hearkening back to the 1950s) in matte black. The matte paint not only looks way tougher than shiny black, but it is a tribute to the less expensive paint that your average kid making a street rod back in the 50s could actually afford. Chris' dad grew up in the Bronx during this era, and had a car much like one of these. So cool.
I love their hair and makeup so much... retro perfection!
This car was my personal Best of Show. This kind of paint job is called "scalloping", and it just slays me. Did any of you watch the TV show "Crime Story" in the 80s? That pretty much cemented my love for this era of automobile. Sigh.
Here is Chris, a man possessed by car fever. He is up to a car customization project of his own at home... he is turning a 1970 BMW into an American-design-influenced Rat Rod. That, by the way, is a totally novel idea... but that's what happens when you have an artist's brain.


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Once Upon A Time Warp…
Though lacking a merchandising campaign on the scale of her cousin, Touchstone Pictures adaptation of the Maid of Might still yielded some global treasures. From the top, UK Poster magazine by London Editions, Japanese program book, (unusually presented in landscape format but featuring customary outstanding imagery) UK Exhibitors Campaign Book and last but not least, the Storybook based on the film.
In retrospect, with all the creative elements (not to mention budget) in place it seems mystifying now quite why the picture itself failed so dramatically. Many seem to attribute it to a hurriedly rewritten script excising the appearance of Superman as Christopher Reeve infamously rejected the project last-minute. As those early Super-team drafts to my knowledge have never been published I'm reticent to place the blame solely there though undoubtedly it would have been an entirely different experience (not to mention a cinematic first).
Director Jeannot Szwarc was quoted as saying "I don't think it was a failure, It just wasn't what people were expecting" neatly evading responsibility for flat direction whilst simultaneously making it the audience problem. In truth, Supergirl did bear more similarity to other fantasy epics of the time such as Krull and The Dark Crystal rather than her Super-namesake due to the inclusion of magic as a plot device intended to emulate The Wizard of Oz but poorly realised. Even the stunning flying effects (by the original Superman unit, perfecting their techniques) and a memorable score by Jerry Goldsmith (finally joining the Super-team having narrowly missed out previous entries) can't save the flimsy story and a sweet but inexperienced lead actress from being gobbled up by scenery. That being said, such is its cult appeal I must recommend the Anchor Bay DVD release featuring an extended cut as, if you've yet to see it, you've really not seen Supergirl at all…
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YouTube's defenses against misinformation just backfired in a big way -- and ended up contributing to baseless speculation online that the Notre Dame cathedral fire resulted from a terrorist attack.
As news organizations and others used the service to broadcast the collapse of the spire in Paris, YouTube's algorithms mistakenly displayed details about the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in New York in "information panels" below the videos.
While these fact-checking tools are designed to counter hoaxes, they likely fed false rumors online, as my colleagues Drew Harwell and Craig Timberg reported. People falsely claimed Muslim terrorists caused the incident, even as Paris officials said the fire was likely due to ongoing renovations and there was no sign of a terrorist attack. And while the boxes noted the "extensive death and destruction" from attacks that took down New York's World Trade Center and killed thousands of people, there appeared to be few injured in the Paris fire.
Technology companies are increasingly promising investments in artificial intelligence and algorithms will be a crucial component of their arsenal of tools to combat violent content, disinformation or other hoaxes. But yesterday's high-profile mistake — on the heels of another recent failure to quickly stop the spread of violent videos of the terrorist attack in New Zealand last month — underscore how this technology is still error-prone and unreliable.
Pedro Domingos, a machine-learning researcher and University of Washington professor, told my colleagues he wasn't surprised YouTube's algorithms made such a mistake. Algorithms don't have the comprehension of human context or common sense, which makes them seriously unprepared for news events.
YouTube's mistake is highlights the uphill challenge for companies under pressure from policymakers across the globe as they seek new ways to combat misinformation. YouTube began rolling out the so-called "information panels" to provide factual information about hoaxes in recent months. The computer algorithms likely detected visual similarities between yesterday's fire and the 9/11 tragedy — which is frequently a target of conspiracy theories on the service. BuzzFeed News reported that the widget appeared on at least three news organizations' streams.
YouTube wasn't the only platform that struggled in its response to the cathedral fire. Twitter also was racing to address the rapid spread of hoaxes and conspiracy theories on its own platform.
Jane Lytvynenko of BuzzFeed News found numerous examples of fake claims about the fire yesterday afternoon on Twitter, including an account impersonating CNN that attributed the fires to terrorists, and a fake Fox News account posted fabricated comments purporting to be from Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.). Lytvynenko reported both those examples were removed.
A Twitter spokesperson told me the company is reviewing reports of disinformation related to the fires. "The team is reviewing reports and if they are in violation suspending them per the Twitter Rules," the spokesperson said. "Our focus continues to be detecting and removing coordinated attempts to manipulate the conversation at speed and scale."
The Verge's Casey Newton noted last night that it didn't appear any of the disinformation immediately went viral. But he said there's still cause for concern.
"And even if you think some level of conspiracy theorizing is inevitable after a catastrophe, it's possible to wish social media companies didn't so powerfully enable their spread," Newton wrote.
BITS: Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is quitting Facebook and scaling back all of her social media use, my colleague Hamza Shabhan reports. But the New York Democrat who leveraged social media to fuel her political rise still has several active ads on the social network yesterday via her campaign. She also appeared to still be active on Facebook-owned Instagram, where she re-posted a joke about how she is similar to "Game of Thrones" character Jon Snow on her Instagram story.
Ocasio-Cortez is known for using social media to share intimate moments from her life. But she said it is a "public health risk" in a Sunday podcast interview and that the services can cause "increased isolation, depression, anxiety, addiction, escapism."
"Ocasio-Cortez, 29, who burst onto the national stage after defeating a high-ranking incumbent, said her departure from Facebook was a 'big deal' because the platform had been crucial to her campaign," Hamza wrote. "She still has accounts on the site, she said, and according to the company's ad library, her official Facebook account has dozens of active advertisements sponsored by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for Congress. Among the ads are calls to support her signature Green New Deal, and fundraising pleas to support progressive legislation and to counteract a super PAC aligned against her."
NIBBLES: Uber acknowledged it quietly repaired some of its electric bikes that were having a braking problem similar to Lyft's recently recalled fleet, my colleague Faiz Siddiqui reports. Uber and Lyft both rely on the same Japanese manufacturer for their electric bicycles' braking systems, but Lyft is publicly recalling many of its bikes this week while Uber never previously publicized its changes.
Uber, which operates JUMP bikes, wouldn't say when it made the repairs. Lyft announced its own recall this week after people were falling or slipping off the bikes due to the front wheels locking up.
"Uber declined to say when it first learned of the issue, when the bikes were retrofitted or why it didn't publicize the safety change earlier so that Lyft could have taken similar action," Faiz wrote.
Uber and Lyft are both heavily investing in electric bikes, as well as other so-called micromobility services. The ride-hailing giants are locked in fierce competition as Uber prepares for its IPO, following Lyft which began trading publicly late last month.
BYTES: As Facebook made public proclamations about protecting users' data, chief executive Mark Zuckerberg and other top executives were "treating its users' data as a bargaining chip" in their efforts to consolidate the company's power, according to an NBC News report by Olivia Solon and Cyrus Farivar.
NBC News obtained emails, webchats, presentations and media summaries from a trove of thousands of pages of documents stemming from a court case between the social network and the California startup Six4Three. About 400 pages of the 4,000 pages of documents have previously been reported by outlets like the Post.
"For example, Facebook gave Amazon extended access to user data because it was spending money on Facebook advertising and partnering with the social network on the launch of its Fire smartphone," NBC News wrote. "In another case, Facebook discussed cutting off access to user data for a messaging app that had grown too popular and was viewed as a competitor, according to the documents." (Amazon founder and chief executive Jeffrey P. Bezos owns The Washington Post).
"I'm disappointed to hear about any behavior in our workplace that falls short of the diverse and inclusive culture we are striving to create," Nadella wrote in an email.
Have you ever had something you posted mysteriously disappear from the internet? It's a bizarre experience, especially when it's a result of an overreaching copyright claim.
-- European Union countries gave final approval to tough new copyright rules yesterday -- yet another example of the bloc's broad crackdown on Facebook and Google, Foo Yun Chee reports for Reuters.
In a move policymakers say is aimed at protecting competition in Europe's $1 trillion creative industry, Google will have to pay publisher for news snippets. Facebook will have to filter out protected content. The platforms will have to sign licensing agreements with artists, journalists and musicians to use their work.
Vietnam and Thailand are among the Southeast Asian nations warming to a governance model that twins sweeping content curbs with uncompromising data controls -- because it helps preserve the regime in power.


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Rajesh Vivek, a właściwie Rajesh Vivek Upadhyay (ur. 31 stycznia 1949, zm. 14 stycznia 2016 w Hajdarabad) – bollywoodzki aktor filmowy, nominowany do Nagrody IIFA dla Najlepszego Aktora Komediowego za rolę w filmie Lagaan z 2001 roku.

Filmografia
 Jodhaa Akbar (2008) – Chughtai Khan
 Nanhe Jaisalmer (2007)
 Bhoot Unkle (2006) – Ghafoor – Tangewala
 Bunty i Babli (2005) – Protestor
 Vaada (2005) – inspektor Khan
 Ab Tumhare Hawale Watan Saathiyo (2004)
 Swades (2004) – Nivaran
 Hatya: The Murder (2004) – zaklinacz węży
 Asambhav (2004) – Panditji
 Dil Ka Rishta (2003)
 Lagaan (2001) – Guran
 Daku Ramkali (2000)
 Munnibai (1999)
 Pardesi Babu (1998) – fakir na Ram Mandir
 Loha (1997)
 Bandit Queen (1994) – Mustaquim
 Parasmani (1992) – Mahavir Singh
 Vishwatma (1992) – Dacoit Manohar Dev
 Nagin Aur Lootere (1992) – Chattan Singh
 Vishkanya (1991)
 Ganga Jamuna Ki Lalkar (1991)
 Tridev (1989) – Raghav
 Joshilaay (1989) – Yogi Thakur
 The Deceivers (1988) – kapłan
 The Perfect Murder (1988) – Zero Police
 Veerana (1988)
 Janbaaz (1986)
 Ram Teri Ganga Maili (1985) – Cremator

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Indyjscy aktorzy filmowi
Urodzeni w 1949
Zmarli w 2016


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Lithuania competed at the 1998 World Aquatics Championships in Perth, Western Australia.

Swimming

2 swimmers represented Lithuania:

Men

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1998 in Lithuanian sport
Lithuania at the World Aquatics Championships


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Chapman Hall is an academic building located on the University of Oregon campus. It was designed by Ellis F. Lawrence and was built in the late 1930s. It is made of concrete and brick. Today, it houses the Robert D. Clark Honors College.

Early history

Construction on Chapman Hall began in December 1938, less than a year later it would be finished in October 1939. The designs for this building were started two years earlier in 1937. The architects for the building were Lawrence, Holford and Allyn. The chief designer was E.F Lawrence. Lawrence was the main designer and architect for the University Oregon from 1914 to 1946. The building was named after Charles H. Chapman, 2nd President of the University of Oregon. The building was financed by both the Student Union and the Works Progress Administration. Chapman Hall is placed on the Memorial Quad of the University of Oregon campus. It is located on the North-East corner right next to 13th street. It was the 6th and last building to be built on that quad. Its sister building is Condon Hall, which is located across the quad from Chapman Hall. Chapman Hall was designed to bring the social sciences into the Memorial Quad. It originally housed the English department on the second floor. Home Economics were on the third and the first UO Bookstore was on the first floor. The campus bookstore was a student cooperative. The place of the bookstore is marked by a paved area and benches on the south side of the building. The bookstore was housed there from 1939 until 1966.

Construction

The building is rectangular in plan. The main elevation is on the West side of the building. Construction of the building is concrete with a brick façade. There are steel windows. The facing of the building is done in terra cotta and brick. The style of the building is Mediterranean and is in keeping with many of the Lawrence buildings on the University of Oregon campus. The building has undergone some structural changes over time. In 1966, the façade was altered to change the north door into a window. In 1981 partitions were added to the third floor to make room for offices. Chapman Hall was the first fireproof building to be constructed at the University of Oregon.  It would become the standard for the rest of the campus construction. Most of the interior of the building is still intact, including woodwork and a fireplace with ceramic tiles.  In 1942 a mural was added to room 223. It was a Works Progress Administration mural done by E.R Scott as his thesis work. The mural is done in the New Deal Social Realist style. It depicts some famous figures such as Thomas Paine, and Thomas Jefferson. The building has decorative elements of red and white terra cotta tiles, Roman arches, basket weave brick pattern below the windows. Chapman Hall would be the last use of terra cotta at the University of Oregon.

Current use

Chapman Hall now houses the Clark Honors College. The Honors College moved into the building in the 1980s.

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1939 establishments in Oregon


SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) Connecticut has suspended four players in advance of its matchup with West Virginia in the championship game of the Puerto Rico Tip-Off.
The school announced Sunday that Omar Calhoun, Rakim Lubin and walk-ons Dan Guest, and Marcel Lewis have been suspended due to a violation of team rules.
Their status will be reevaluated following the game and the No. 17 Huskies' return home, the school said in a statement. It added that the university, including coaches and players, would have no further comment on the matter.


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Engaging North Korea - Volume II
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As tensions between the U.S. and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK/North Korea) approach new heights, the new U.S. administration is beginning to prioritize the conflict in Korea in its foreign policy agenda. However, the Trump administration's approach to the DPRK has yet to be fully determined or articulated. The administration has repeatedly stressed that it would prefer to resolve issues through diplomatic means, but officials have also made overtures toward military action.
Use of force by the U.S. against the DPRK could elicit overwhelming retaliatory strikes on Seoul, jeopardizing millions of lives. Yet diplomacy appears to be at an impasse, as well. Avenues for communication are urgently needed to de-escalate tensions and begin dialogue.
American nonprofit organizations addressing humanitarian, cultural, scientific, and other concerns of mutual interest have established some of the most consistently successful partnerships between Americans and North Koreans. Scaling their best practices to the government-to-government level could represent the best chance of success for political dialogue.
This report presents AFSC's reflections on its work in Korea over the last 65 years and shares the critical humanitarian issues we see as opportunities for dialogue between the U.S. and DPRK.
Engaging North Korea Volume II_ WEB.pdf
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