A quick tour through the blogosphere shows a fast pumping rumor mill speculating about Yahoo!'s recent changes and the future of the company. Silicon Valley Gossip Blog, Valleywag, talks about Yahoo's "18 months of misery" including Board of Director coups, executives jumping ship (8 in the last year), possible merger talk with AOL and MSN, and declining revenues… oh and not to mention Google whose sales are twice that of Yahoo!
But gossip aside, in the coming months, what will the Yahoo! shake-up mean to agencies and advertisers? What should we be prepared for? More importantly what should we be asking for?
When the recent Panama platform launched, our agency experienced an across the board loss in inventory and leads for our clients' campaigns. While the reviews have been mixed and many advertisers and engineers applaud the new system, in the PPC trenches the story can be a bit different. We're still struggling with managing the new interfaces (campaign set-up is laborious!) and the reporting just isn't up to snuff.
Yahoo! customer service is notoriously slow. Requests for information, account set-up and budget changes go unresponded to for days and even weeks which, in this business, is simply unacceptable. If Yahoo! wants to increase its customer base and keep its current customers happy it better overhaul the customer service division and get proactive with providing its customers with information.
Yahoo! doesn't seem that interested in transparency. In fact, a recent Valleywag post mentioned that several employees and stockholders found out about the Semel resignation through the media outlets as opposed to an internal memo. We were also reminded of Yahoo's habit of playing it a little too close to chest, when the recent Quality-Based Pricing system launched for all ad campaigns, with exactly one day's notice to advertisers.
Build strong relationships through readable blog posts that keep all of the Yahoo! Search Service users informed and entertained with useful tips and solid information.
The Y! Search Marketing Blog (PPC) seldom features truly useful posts and often reads more like a search news list of who's who in search blogging.
The Yahoo Search Blog (organic) rarely gives a glimpse into the search index updates. Posts are often short and sweet with no real substance. The latest Yahoo! Weather Report posting consisted of three whole sentences: (1) we're rolling out changes – (2) you may see some changes as a result and (3) the update should be complete soon.
Oddly enough, last Friday, June 15th, one of our PPC Specialists received the first ever Customer Satisfaction survey from Yahoo! The survey was gathering responses about Panama, including a question that asked us to compare them to MSN and Google. So bravo for Yahoo! for finally asking its clients what they think. It would have been even nicer to receive the survey BEFORE Panama launched so that the system might have been built on user feedback at the start.
To be honest, Google has never sent us a survey like this before either. Instead, they one-upped all the major search companies by asking a select group of agencies (we were included in this panel) to come to Mountain View campus and give feedback about AdWords, in person, directly to high-level directors and product engineers. So I guess that answers the Yahoo! survey question about how Google compares to Yahoo!.
Yahoo!'s company values reads more like a list of things to work on than a list of qualities they value. Touting a commitment to winning with integrity, creativity, ingenuity, anticipating market trends and moving quickly to embrace them, respecting customers above all else, listening to customers, exceeding customer expectations and, internally, treating one another with respect and communicating openly means little when its nothing more than a pretty list.
Yahoo!'s financials, reputation and stock values show that folks are ditching it. If Yahoo! intends to compete it had better pretend to care, take some risks and try to recapture what made it cool in the first place. Yahoo! doesn't seemto mind that its directory is old and outdated. It doesn't care that users don't use email addresses they've had for the past 10 years since they moved to fee-based POP access years ago. With no apparent continuity or focus, no real regard for users and nothing to set it apart as a viable competitor in search, in media or in technology, Yahoo! has no chance of surviving, much less thriving.
So Yang, we hope you're ready to turn Yahoo! around and put your money where your mouth is. This agency applauds your ambitious plans for the coming years and, if successful, the lively and substantial competition it will present to other search companies, but at this point it's hardly a contest, so show us what you got!


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Spectrum $44.99 200 - 300 Mbps Cable 87%
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Provider: Spectrum
At 99%, broadband coverage in the 13073 ZIP code is comparable to the rest of New York - 100%, and comparable to broadband coverage across the U.S. - 95%.
The vast majority of those living in the 13073 ZIP will have access to cable, which covers 87% of households. DSL internet is also an option for many, offering service to 86% of the area. No fiber-optic providers are currently available in Groton, but satellite or fixed-wireless providers may offer broadband options in your area.
There are six internet providers serving the 13073 area, and 73.17% of households will have internet options from more than one provider. Among six internet providers in 13073, prices start at $27.99 and available download speeds reach up to 300 Mbps.
The largest internet providers serving the 13073 ZIP code are Verizon, Spectrum, and HughesNet bringing DSL, cable, and satellite options to the area.
DSL internet from Verizon is available to nearly all in the 13073 ZIP code, covering 86% of households. Many will also have the option of cable from Spectrum, which covers 87% of the area. Groton's third most-available internet provider, HughesNet, offers satellite to around 100% of residents in the 13073 ZIP code.
DSL from Verizon offers broadband to nearly all households in the 13073 ZIP code, covering 86% of the area.
Internet prices for Verizon start at $39.99/mo.*, which is about the same as the average starting price for internet in Groton, $44.59.
For those who value internet speed as much as cost, Verizon offers download speeds up to 15 Mbps and upload speeds up to 1 Mbps in 13073 ZIP code. These download speeds are available to 86% of the area, and are slightly slower than the average max speeds from all Groton's providers, 90 Mbps.
Spectrum cable internet
Cable from Spectrum offers broadband to nearly all households in the 13073 ZIP code, covering 87% of the area.
Spectrum's cable network is likely to offer faster speeds than DSL or satellite service, but 13073 residents in densely populated areas may experience slowed speeds during peak usage times.
Internet prices for Spectrum start at $44.99/mo.*, which is about the same as the average starting price for internet in Groton, $44.59.
Spectrum customers who choose the lowest-priced plan can expect speeds up to 200 Mbps, which comes to an estimated $0.22 per Mbps, about the same as the average cost per Mbps for the lowest priced plans in Groton, $0.73.
For those who value internet speed as much as cost, Spectrum offers download speeds up to 300 Mbps and upload speeds up to 20 Mbps in 13073 ZIP code. These download speeds are available to 87% of the area, and are much faster than the average max speeds from all Groton's providers, 90 Mbps.
Internet prices for HughesNet start at $59.99/mo.*, which is significantly higher than the average starting price for internet in Groton, $44.59.
HughesNet customers who choose the lowest-priced plan can expect speeds up to 25 Mbps, which comes to an estimated $2.40 per Mbps, higher than the average cost per Mbps for the lowest priced plans in Groton, $0.73.
For those who value internet speed as much as cost, HughesNet offers download speeds up to 25 Mbps and upload speeds up to 3 Mbps in 13073 ZIP code. These download speeds are available to 100% of the area, and are slightly slower than the average max speeds from all Groton's providers, 90 Mbps.
Spectrum is the fastest internet provider in the 13073 ZIP code with download speeds up to 300 Mbps. These speeds are available to 87% of households in 13073. The next fastest internet provider in the 13073 ZIP code is HughesNet, offering download speeds up to 25 Mbps to 100% of the area.
Frontier offers the cheapest internet in the 13073 ZIP with service starting at $27.99/mo. This is significantly less than the average starting price for internet in Groton, $44.59.
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What are my internet options?
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If it's not enough that consumers can give voice commands to their TV and their phone, well, now the alarm clock wants to get in on the action.
Ivee's new line of alarm clocks respond to 35 to 43 voice commands, depending on the model. She — and Ivee is a very polite-sounding she, with a slight accent — can help users set alarms and timers, and answer questions about the date, time and temperature. "She's almost like Siri's cousin, with an agenda," says chief executive Jonathan Nostrant. The clocks, which sell for $50 to $60, also include ambient sleep sounds and, in some models, radio.
And users do need to speak clearly. It took Ivee a few tries to respond to our "hellos." "Maybe she just doesn't like you," says Nostrant. Touché, Ivee.


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Le gameplay reste semblable à celui des autres jeux de la série Just Dance : le joueur doit imiter les mouvements d'un coach sur l'écran. Sur Wii, PS3 et WiiU, c'est le bras droit qui est jugé, tandis que sur Xbox 360 tout le corps est pris en compte. Les joueurs peuvent faire un solo, des duos, ou des quatuors. Au fil du jeu, ils débloquent des bonus selon le nombre de points gagnés en fonction de leur performance. Les cadeaux peuvent être nombreux : nouveaux avatars, chorégraphies en plus (mash-up, chorégraphies alternatives) et des « Dance battle », où les coach de deux chansons s'affrontent en danse (par exemple : Moves Like Jagger contre Never Gonna Give You Up). Enfin, le jeu propose comme toujours l'option « Just Sweat », spécialement conçue pour faire du sport et perdre des calories, ainsi qu'une boutique.

La playlist est également très variée, comprenant des hits actuels comme Call Me Maybe de Carly Rae Jepsen, et des classiques comme You're The First, The Last, My Everything de Barry White. Les possesseurs de la version WiiU du jeu ont également accès à un nouveau mode de jeu (« Puppet Master »), ainsi qu'à trois titres bonus : Want U Back de Cher Lloyd et Ain't No Other Man de Christina Aguilera. La chanson Umbrella de Rihanna est disponible sur toutes les versions du jeu, sauf sur Wii (seule l'édition spéciale du jeu Wii comporte Umbrella). Les versions européennes disposent également de deux titres exclusifs :  par Emma Marrone et  de Stefanie Heinzmann.

Liste des titres

Mode Classique
En Europe, tous les jeux possèdent 44 chansons de base (sauf la Wii sans édition spéciale qui n'en a que 43). La Wii U possède 3 chorégraphies de plus (47 au total).

Pour la première fois dans la série, le joueur peut voir la difficulté de chaque chanson (noté de 1 à 3 étoiles).

Dans le jeu, chaque chorégraphie a 6 « Dance Quests », c'est-à-dire 6 défis à relever (obtenir un certain nombre de points, réussir un mouvement lorsque le titre est prononcé, réussir les mouvements d'or, obtenir un certain style de danse, etc.) qui lui permettent en cas de succès de gagner des points d'expérience supplémentaires ou tout simplement de finir le jeu à 100 %.

 Le (*) indique que la chanson est une reprise, pas l'original.
 Le (W) indique que la chanson est en exclusivité sur la Wii U.
 Le (P) indique que la chanson n'est disponible qu'en Europe.
 Le (N) indique que la chanson n'est disponible qu'en Amérique du Nord.
 Le (EP) indique qu'en Europe, la chanson n'est disponible que sur Wii (en édition spéciale), Wii U, XBox360 et Playstation Move.
 Le (EN) indique qu'en Amérique du Nord, la chanson n'est disponible que sur Wii (en édition spéciale), Wii U, XBox360 et PS3.
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N.B. : certaines chansons supplémentaires et chansons non-disponibles en Europe sont téléchargeables dans la boutique.

Mode Battles

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Le (W) indique que le Mash-Up n'est disponible que sur la Wii U.

Chorégraphies bonus

Contenu téléchargeable

 Le (**) indique que la chanson est déjà présente sur Just Dance 2 et Just Dance: Greatest Hits et est disponible en téléchargement sur Just Dance 3.
 Le (***) indique que la chanson est déjà présente sur Just Dance 3.
 Le (P) indique que la chanson est déjà présente sur l'édition Just Dance 4 des États-Unis.
 Le (WD) indique que la chanson est déjà présente sur l'édition Wii U.
 Le (N) indique que la chanson est déjà présente sur Wii (édition spéciale), X-Box 360 Kinect et PS Move aux États-Unis.

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Emirates : UAE's sustainable built environment strengthed
EmiratesGBC has been prime driver in facilitating UAE's vision to be a global leader in sustainable built environments
Since its establishment in 2006, EmiratesGBC has served as an integral partner in achieving the 'green vision' of the nation, which has already achieved tangible results in reducing its ecological footprint.
Over the past nine years, the Council has rallied stakeholders from across the building industry supply chain to take credible and concrete action to promote sustainable development. This is reflected in the number of corporate members of the Council nearly quadrupling from 2006 to now.
Saeed Al Abbar, Chairman of EmiratesGBC, said: "Over the past nine years, we have worked with a purposeful mission and vision to support the UAE in achieving new benchmarks in sustainable built environments.
"In this, our guiding force has been the 'green economy for sustainable development' vision announced by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, UAE Vice President and Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai. We have built significant governmental, industry and community partnerships to encourage a culture of sustainability."
Over the past nine years, EmiratesGBC has organised multiple networking events attended by more than 1,200 professionals. EmiratesGBC has also forged significant industry, government, educational and NGO partnerships with over 20 agreements signed to work together for promoting a greener UAE with key partners including the Ministry of Public Works, Abu Dhabi Urban Planning Council, Emirates Standardisation & Metrology Authority, Masdar, Ajman Municipality, and Emirates Wildlife Society – WWF, among many others.
"Initially we focused on consistently generating awareness on the impact of construction and buildings on the environment and natural resources through networking sessions and thought leadership platforms. We engaged experts from across the industry to share best practices," Al Abbar
Bringing all industry stakeholders together for informative brainstorming sessions and to share best practices, EmiratesGBC organised the first Annual Congress in 2012, which is today a regional benchmark in showcasing innovative ideas in the green building sector.
EmiratesGBC has placed a strong focus on education, having introduced technical workshops for professionals as early as 2007, when it partnered up with the British University in Dubai (BUiD) to deliver programmes on LEED sustainable rating offered by the US Green Building Council in the UAE. More than 150 participants attended the workshop during the first year, and to date, EmiratesGBC has helped educate over 500 professionals in the UAE
EmiratesGBC is today the national operator of Green Key, a sustainability certification programme for hotels and accommodations that was developed by the Foundation for Environmental Education and is now recognised by the World Tourism Organisation and United Nations Environment Programme.
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Did you know there is strong data to support the bottom line return of a chamber membership? When surveyed … the general public said they are 63% more likely to patronize a business that was known to be a chamber of commerce member compared to a business that did not belong to their local chamber of commerce.
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As the Executive Director of the Chamber, my objective is very simple: I want to help you be successful … however it is that you define "success". If your objective is to attract more customer and clients, I want the Chamber to help you to that. If your desire is to be more socially engaged with your community, the Chamber can provide you with a forum to do so.
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Very helpful podcast. I'm just getting started and surely don't want to be lonely. Now I'm joining Business Biscotti as you've recommended, and yesterday I had a wonderful time at a meeting from a Meetup group of business entrepreneurs. Meetup is a fantastic place not only for freelancers, but for making friends in a new city and meeting people with the similar tastes and interests. Thank you for the podcast, once again. Can't wait for the next one!
Thanks for the comment Cyn, glad to hear you're signing up to some networking groups. You might like Jelly too, for a co-working day each month. Hope you enjoy your first Business Biscotti!


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Listen To Louisville's First Legal Same-Sex Wedding
By Jacob Ryan
Twelve years after first meeting and almost four years after being engaged, Tadd Roberts and Benjamin Moore on Friday became the first same-sex couple to be legally married in Louisville.
Hours After Supreme Court Ruling, Louisville Same-Sex Couples Get Marriage Licenses
Roberts and Moore made their way to the Jefferson County Clerk's Office in downtown Louisville just hours after the Supreme Court struck down bans on same-sex marriage across the nation.
They wore traditional black tuxedos, and then they stood, hands clasped, in the middle of the clerk's office. Flanking them were family, reporters, advocates and city officials.
Roberts and Moore had been engaged for four years and recently had a formal ceremony—but on Friday it became official.
"We've been waiting for this day for a very long time," Moore said.
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Like clockwork, Thanksgiving killed the Los Angeles summer even quicker than it did the Indians, and with the cold rain I get to pull out the long black cashmere and gloves. Woo hoo! The long nights with no car heater and slick streets are my element, anyway. And such nightlife, but I didn't see you at the Slits or the Handsome Family, so many lovely gigs and soirees, where were you all, out shopping? The Solstice is coming, friends, let's find a warm place to salute the ancestors, eh, maybe lean a few big stones up like Stonehenge.
You also missed "Pearl Harbor Day" and Zombies at the Quon Bros. in Chinatown. Too bad! I've enclosed a remarkable image for this 65th anniversary of "last century's 11 September"; not a photo, this is a side-scan sonar image of the USS Utah, with the USS Arizona still sitting on the bottom of Pearl Harbor. The Utah was unoccupied and being used as a target for naval artillery practice in 1941, but the Japanese didn't know that and sunk it anyway; it is amazingly intact yet rusting away under the water, sure to outlast the sailors who died, and probably the memory of that day.
A company that sells Bible-quoting Jesus dolls said it was surprised and disappointed that the Marine Reserves' Toys for Tots program turned down its offer to donate 4,000 of the talking dolls.
We recently came across your site, californialibre.blogspot.com, while searching for fellow christian bloggers.
A small group of us have started a new site called Christian Bloggers. Our prayer and intent is to bring Christians closer together, and make a positive contribution to the Internet community. While many of us have different "theologies", we all share one true saviour.
Would you be interested in joining Christian Bloggers? Please take a few minutes to have a look at what we are trying to do, and if you are interested, there is a sign up page to get the ball rolling. We would greatly appreciate your support in this endeavour.
May God Bless you and your blogging efforts. We look forward to hearing from you.
This site describes how the "First Official thanksgiving in America" was held by English colonists at Berkeley Plantation in Virginia on December 4, 1619, "one year and 17 days prior to the landing of the Pilgrims in Massachusetts!" From Virginia is for Lovers, the tourism website of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
You just knew Virginia would cop to that one eventually, the whipping boy of the South.
Anyway, the subject of this rant is gonna be bigger than Christmas. I know I'm preaching to the choir, but I gather these bits of news up and I have to spread the love around. "Shopping for a New Earth" is no joke...and if we load up on crap for the holidays, then that's preachin' time. For thousands of years we welcomed the sun back on 21 December, as it began a happy turn to the north. That's what the Solstice and the true winter holiday are all about, the extreme end of life on Earth, the point where, if the sun took a powder, we'd all be acting out the end of a "Twilight Zone" episode. It's time for a new Thanksgiving and a new Christmas, one where we thank the night for ending and welcome back our creator star.
"The northern California coastal city of Crescent City was assessing damage Thursday from a tsunami created by an earthquake off northern Japan"
We've got enough trouble just living peacefully on planet Earth...so for Christmas let's have some optimism for the future, eh?
Computers are the top card in the house-of-cards complex civilization we built with coal and oil, argues Alice Friedemann. How do we leave our descendents knowledge they can use and be amazed by, information to fuel the next Renaissance?
The task ahead of us is daunting, and I mean all of us, even you people who think you won't live to see it...like Madge used to say, "You're soaking in it."
Got a California Library Card?
Library administrators, Friends of the Library and adult library cardholders* are invited to participate in the planting of more California Poppies. Fall rain will encourage a proliferation of blooms if the seeds are planted immediately. The 104th anniversary of California's State Flower will be celebrated April 6, 2007. Fall and spring are the best times to plant. The California Poppy Project © is offering one free packet of seeds to adults in all 58 counties of California. To receive your free packet, send a #10 long business envelope that is self-addressed, with two $.39 stamps affixed. Information about the project will also be included. There is a limit of one request per person/ per address while our supply lasts. Duplicate requests, small envelopes and postcards will be discarded and none will be returned.
A database of hundreds of thousands of records of "California vascular plant specimens that are housed in herbaria throughout the state." Searchable by scientific name, county, source, collection date, and other factors. Many of the records link to a corresponding map. Participants include selected University of California campuses, the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, and the San Diego Natural History Museum. From the University and Jepson Herbaria, University of California, Berkeley.
This overview of industrial hemp in the U.S. discusses early uses of hemp (such as rope, clothing, paper), the differences between industrial hemp and marijuana, potential markets for hemp (such as food and oil), and hemp legislation. Includes related links. From the Agricultural Marketing Resource Center (AgMRC) at Iowa State University.
Will Forests Adapt to a Warmer World?
This 2005 report "presents, for the first time, specific air pollutant information from 2002 for individual fossil fuel-fired power plants across North America." It provides data for sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, mercury, and carbon dioxide, a map showing geographic distribution of power plants, emissions for specific facilities, and more. From the Commission for Environmental Cooperation, "an international organization created by Canada, Mexico and the United States under the North American Agreement on Environmental Cooperation."
Good news:%A0The answers are out there.
Background and updates about the U.S. Supreme Court case resulting from "Massachusetts and coalition of 11 other states ... request[ing] court review of [a] case involving regulation of greenhouse gas pollutants" by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Provides press releases, fact sheets on the case and on Massachusetts global warming impacts, and links to court documents. From the Massachusetts Attorney General's Office.
California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has once again reinvented himself. While his fellow Republicans suffer from the president's decline in popularity, Schwarzenegger is billing himself as a savior of the environment. Voters trust him, and his name has now become just as closely associated with politics as it once was with bodybuilding and acting.
Trans- Atlantic Climate Pact: Can Arnold Terminate Emissions?
And I say to all Californians, this was our turf in the 1970s, LET'S TAKE IT BACK!
This California state program is "based on the concept that wasting resources is inefficient and that efficient use of our natural resources is what we should work to achieve." Find ideas for reducing waste in the home and at the office, material about zero-waste concepts (such as packaging redesign and food waste management), waste prevention fact sheets, and more. From the California Integrated Waste Management Board.
Keep yourself informed at sites like this, and I'll be right there with you! Here's an early Christmas gift; KNOWLEDGE IS POWER! Yes!
This site features a collection of reports "analyzing the expected impacts of climate change on California," including the August 2006 report, "Economic Growth and Greenhouse Gas Mitigation in California." Includes a "briefing on the state of climate change policy at different levels of governance" with links to related sites in California, other states, for the U.S., and for the globe. From the University of California, Berkeley.


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How To Live A Meaningful Life With A Minimalist Lifestyle; Design Your Life With More Of Less
by Cary Millburn

Learn that there is another way to live than collecting more stuff, burning through cash on things we don't need and filling our lives with time duties that we aren't enthusiastic about just to stay ...
Modern Architecture in Mexico City
History, Representation, and the Shaping of a Capital
by Kathryn E. O'Rourke

Mexico City became one of the centers of architectural modernism in the Americas in the first half of the twentieth century. Invigorated by insights drawn from the first published histories of Mexican colonial architecture, which suggested ...
Modern Architecture. Chapter 14 of Brief Guide to the History of Architectural Styles
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KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy pressed Western leaders again on Monday to provide more advanced weapons to help his country in its war with Russia, and he repeated his calls for Russian forces to withdraw from occupied areas of Ukraine, suggesting Christmas as a date to retreat.
During a video conference, Zelenskky told host Germany and other leaders of the Group of Seven industrial powers: "It would be right to begin the withdrawal of Russian troops from the internationally recognized territory of Ukraine this Christmas. If Russia withdraws its troops from Ukraine, then a reliable cessation of hostilities will be ensured."
He added: "The answer from Moscow will show what they really want there: either a further confrontation with the world or finally an end to aggression."
The G-7 leaders supported Zelenskyy's appeal, saying in a statement after their meeting that "Russia can end this war immediately by ceasing its attacks against Ukraine and completely and unconditionally withdrawing its forces from the territory of Ukraine."
The Kremlin has rejected all previous appeals to reverse its land grabs in Ukraine. It didn't immediately respond to this latest one.
The two countries haven't engaged in any recent peace talks and there is no end in sight for the war, which is in its 10th month and has killed and wounded tens of thousands of people and left dozens of Ukrainian cities and towns in ruins .
Russia has illegally annexed parts of eastern and southern Ukraine, including the Crimean Peninsula in 2014, though it doesn't fully control all of them. Zelenskyy has said his goal is to reclaim all occupied territory, while Russian President Vladimir Putin insists on solidifying his forces' control over the areas.
In his address to the G-7, Zelenskyy echoed his prime minister's Sunday appeal for long-range missiles, modern tanks, artillery and missile batteries and other high-tech air defense systems to counter Russian attacks that have knocked out electricity and water supplies for millions of Ukrainians. He acknowledged that, "Unfortunately, Russia still has an advantage in artillery and missiles."
Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal told French broadcaster LCI that in addition to making Ukrainians suffer, Russia wants to swamp Europe with Ukrainian refugees by striking power stations and other infrastructure. Zelenskyy told the G-7 that protecting Ukraine's energy facilities from Russian missiles and Iranian drones "will be the protection of the whole of Europe, since with these strikes Russia is provoking a humanitarian and migration catastrophe not only for Ukraine, but also for the entire EU."
Poland's president, Andrzej Duda, said his nation already has seen an increased demand to shelter refugees.
"The number of refugees in Poland has risen (recently) to some 3 million. That will probably also mean an increase in their numbers in Germany," Duda said following talks with German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier in Berlin.
On Monday, Russian shelling again mostly focused on eastern and southern regions that Putin illegally annexed.
To defend against further strikes, Shmyhal repeated Ukrainian calls for Patriot surface-to-air missiles — a highly sophisticated system. During the LCI interview, he also asked for more German and French air-defense systems, resupplies of artillery shells and modern battle tanks.
Providing Patriot missiles to Ukraine would advance the kinds of defense systems the West is sending to help the country repel Russian aerial attacks, and would likely mark an escalation.
A U.S. official told reporters the Pentagon has no current plans to send Patriot missiles to Ukraine, but that discussions continue. The key issue is that the complex, high-tech system requires significant maintenance and training, said the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss ongoing operations in Ukraine.
Air defenses were also a topic of a phone call Zelenskyy held Sunday with U.S. President Joe Biden. Biden "highlighted how the U.S. is prioritizing efforts to strengthen Ukraine's air defense through our security assistance, including the Dec. 9 announcement of $275 million in additional ammunition and equipment that included systems to counter the Russian use of unmanned aerial vehicles," the White House said.
The G-7 leaders said in their statement that they've set an "immediate focus on providing Ukraine with air defense systems and capabilities."
Even with their current systems, Ukrainian forces have already succeeded in intercepting missiles and drones, and a spokeswoman for the country's southern armed forces, Natalia Humeniuk, said Monday on Ukrainian TV that "the effectiveness of anti-aircraft defense is 85%-90%" against weaponized drones.
U.S. officials agree with Ukraine's reported success in shooting down drones and missiles, attributing the high kill rate in part to intelligence that the U.S. and other allies are providing.
Russian drones are still active. Their attacks near the Black Sea port of Odesa over the weekend destroyed several energy facilities and left all customers except hospitals, maternity homes, boiler plants and pumping stations without power.
Slovakia said that in cooperation with Germany, it has opened a center to repair Ukrainian howitzers and air defense systems of Western origin. The center is located inside a military base in the town of Michalovce, some 35 kilometers (22 miles) west of the border with Ukraine, the EU member nation's Defense Ministry said.
In Ukraine, the eastern Donbas region, made up of Donetsk and Luhansk provinces, again has become a focus of intense fighting, particularly around the city of Bakhmut.
Ukrainian officials said Monday the country's forces hit a hotel in the Luhansk region that served as a headquarters of the Wagner Group, a private Russian military contractor and mercenary group that has played a prominent role in eastern Ukraine.
The region's Ukrainian governor, Serhiy Haidai, said in an unverified claim that hundreds of Russians were killed in the strike on Kadiivka on Sunday. Moscow-backed local officials in Luhansk confirmed that a Ukrainian strike destroyed a hotel building in Kadiivka but claimed it was unused.
Ivan Fedorov, the Ukrainian mayor of the southeastern town of Melitopol, reported that Ukraine attacked a hotel that reportedly housed analysts from Russia's top security agency, the FSB. Moscow did not comment on that claim, and none of the reports could be independently confirmed. Russian officials, meanwhile, accused Ukrainian forces of blowing up pillars of a bridge in a suburb of Melitopol on Monday night. Various reports said Russian forces had been using the bridge to transport supplies and that traffic across it has now stopped.
Elsewhere, the Ukrainian prosecutor general's office said two civilians were killed and 10 were wounded in Russia's shelling of the town of Hirnyk in the Donetsk region.
Yaroslav Yanushevych, the governor of the Kherson region, said a Russian strike on the southern city of the same name, which Ukraine reclaimed a month ago, killed two civilians and left five wounded Monday. He said the Russian shelling hit residential buildings and damaged power lines.
And in Skadovsk, about 62 miles (100 kilometers) south of Kherson where the Russian-installed Kherson regional administration had been relocated, a senior government official was lightly injured Monday in an assassination attempt, the Russian Ria-Novosti news agency reported. The driver of a car carrying the official was killed in the attack, it said.
Leicester reported from Le Pecq, France. Associated Press Lolita C. Baldor in Washington contributed to this report.
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Q: Ruby CGI Library: basic code generating 500 internal server error I'm studying how to use ruby to write CGI applications on my webserver. Using the CGI library, I prepared the following code:
#!usr/bin/ruby
require 'cgi'
#print "Content-type: text/html\r\n\r\n" << Not needed with cgi.out?
cgi = CGI.new('html3')
cgi.out do
  cgi.html do
    cgi.head do
      "\n" + cgi.title {"This is a test"}
    end
    + cgi.body do "\n" +
      cgi.form do "\n" +
        cgi.hr +
        cgi.h1 { "A form: " } + "\n" +
        cgi.textarea("get_text") + "\n" +
        cgi.br +
        cgi.submit
      end
    end
  end
end

I'm using Kubuntu 13.04 using the apache2 webserver, the files are in the /usr/lib/cgi-bin directory and the chmod is as follows:
richard@Senjai:~/projects/pickaxe/mini-projects/cgi-bin$ ls -l /usr/lib/cgi-bin/
total 12
-rwxr-xr-x 1 richard richard 170 May 27 13:30 cgi_escape.rb
-rwxr-xr-x 1 richard richard 395 May 27 13:30 cgi_htmlgen.rb
-rwxr-xr-x 1 richard richard 126 May 27 13:30 cgi_test.rb

I dont think the permissions are the problem, because cgi_test.rb and cgi_escape.rb work just
fine.
Does anyone have an idea of why this gives a 500 internal server error? Note that this is an offline web development environment only, so I cannot give a link to the page if anyone was interested in that.
Apache2 Error.log:
richard@Senjai:/var/log/apache2$ cat error.log
[Mon May 27 14:06:57 2013] [notice] Apache/2.2.22 (Ubuntu) PHP/5.4.6-1ubuntu1.2 configured -- resuming normal operations
[Mon May 27 14:07:04 2013] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] (2)No such file or directory: exec of '/usr/lib/cgi-bin/cgi_htmlgen.rb' failed
[Mon May 27 14:07:04 2013] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] Premature end of script headers: cgi_htmlgen.rb
[Mon May 27 14:07:04 2013] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] File does not exist: /var/www/favicon.ico

A: The only reason is bad coding only...
Coding errors apart, the main issue is that CGI methods return strings, so a print is needed to put them on STDOUT (which is the socket returning http answer).
Try with this:
#!/usr/bin/ruby
require 'cgi'
#print "Content-type: text/html\r\n\r\n" << Not needed with cgi.out?
cgi = CGI.new('html3')
print cgi.out {
  cgi.html {
    cgi.head {
       "\n" + cgi.title {"This is a test"}
    } + cgi.body { "\n" } +
    cgi.form { "\n" } +
    cgi.hr +
    cgi.h1 { "A form: " } + "\n" +
    cgi.textarea("get_text") + "\n" +
    cgi.br +
    cgi.submit
  }
}

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namespace libgtk2ui {

namespace {

// Theme colors returned by GetSystemColor().
const SkColor kInvalidColorIdColor = SkColorSetRGB(255, 0, 128);
const SkColor kURLTextColor = SkColorSetRGB(0x0b, 0x80, 0x43);

// Generates the normal URL color, a green color used in unhighlighted URL
// text. It is a mix of |kURLTextColor| and the current text color.  Unlike the
// selected text color, it is more important to match the qualities of the
// foreground typeface color instead of taking the background into account.
SkColor NormalURLColor(SkColor foreground) {
  color_utils::HSL fg_hsl, hue_hsl;
  color_utils::SkColorToHSL(foreground, &fg_hsl);
  color_utils::SkColorToHSL(kURLTextColor, &hue_hsl);

  // Only allow colors that have a fair amount of saturation in them (color vs
  // white). This means that our output color will always be fairly green.
  double s = std::max(0.5, fg_hsl.s);

  // Make sure the luminance is at least as bright as the |kURLTextColor| green
  // would be if we were to use that.
  double l;
  if (fg_hsl.l < hue_hsl.l)
    l = hue_hsl.l;
  else
    l = (fg_hsl.l + hue_hsl.l) / 2;

  color_utils::HSL output = { hue_hsl.h, s, l };
  return color_utils::HSLToSkColor(output, 255);
}

// Generates the selected URL color, a green color used on URL text in the
// currently highlighted entry in the autocomplete popup. It's a mix of
// |kURLTextColor|, the current text color, and the background color (the
// select highlight). It is more important to contrast with the background
// saturation than to look exactly like the foreground color.
SkColor SelectedURLColor(SkColor foreground, SkColor background) {
  color_utils::HSL fg_hsl, bg_hsl, hue_hsl;
  color_utils::SkColorToHSL(foreground, &fg_hsl);
  color_utils::SkColorToHSL(background, &bg_hsl);
  color_utils::SkColorToHSL(kURLTextColor, &hue_hsl);

  // The saturation of the text should be opposite of the background, clamped
  // to 0.2-0.8. We make sure it's greater than 0.2 so there's some color, but
  // less than 0.8 so it's not the oversaturated neon-color.
  double opposite_s = 1 - bg_hsl.s;
  double s = std::max(0.2, std::min(0.8, opposite_s));

  // The luminance should match the luminance of the foreground text.  Again,
  // we clamp so as to have at some amount of color (green) in the text.
  double opposite_l = fg_hsl.l;
  double l = std::max(0.1, std::min(0.9, opposite_l));

  color_utils::HSL output = { hue_hsl.h, s, l };
  return color_utils::HSLToSkColor(output, 255);
}

enum WidgetState {
  NORMAL = 0,
  ACTIVE = 1,
  PRELIGHT = 2,
  SELECTED = 3,
  INSENSITIVE = 4,
};

#if GTK_MAJOR_VERSION == 2
// Same order as enum WidgetState above
const GtkStateType stateMap[] = {
  GTK_STATE_NORMAL,
  GTK_STATE_ACTIVE,
  GTK_STATE_PRELIGHT,
  GTK_STATE_SELECTED,
  GTK_STATE_INSENSITIVE,
};

SkColor GetFGColor(GtkWidget* widget, WidgetState state) {
  return GdkColorToSkColor(gtk_rc_get_style(widget)->fg[stateMap[state]]);
}
SkColor GetBGColor(GtkWidget* widget, WidgetState state) {
  return GdkColorToSkColor(gtk_rc_get_style(widget)->bg[stateMap[state]]);
}

SkColor GetTextColor(GtkWidget* widget, WidgetState state) {
  return GdkColorToSkColor(gtk_rc_get_style(widget)->text[stateMap[state]]);
}
SkColor GetTextAAColor(GtkWidget* widget, WidgetState state) {
  return GdkColorToSkColor(gtk_rc_get_style(widget)->text_aa[stateMap[state]]);
}
SkColor GetBaseColor(GtkWidget* widget, WidgetState state) {
  return GdkColorToSkColor(gtk_rc_get_style(widget)->base[stateMap[state]]);
}

#else
// Same order as enum WidgetState above
const GtkStateFlags stateMap[] = {
  GTK_STATE_FLAG_NORMAL,
  GTK_STATE_FLAG_ACTIVE,
  GTK_STATE_FLAG_PRELIGHT,
  GTK_STATE_FLAG_SELECTED,
  GTK_STATE_FLAG_INSENSITIVE,
};

SkColor GetFGColor(GtkWidget* widget, WidgetState state) {
  GdkRGBA color;
  gtk_style_context_get_color(
      gtk_widget_get_style_context(widget), stateMap[state], &color);
  return SkColorSetRGB(color.red * 255, color.green * 255, color.blue * 255);
}
SkColor GetBGColor(GtkWidget* widget, WidgetState state) {
  GdkRGBA color;

  G_GNUC_BEGIN_IGNORE_DEPRECATIONS
  gtk_style_context_get_background_color(
      gtk_widget_get_style_context(widget), stateMap[state], &color);
  G_GNUC_END_IGNORE_DEPRECATIONS

  // Hack for default color
  if (color.alpha == 0.0)
    color = {1, 1, 1, 1};

  return SkColorSetRGB(color.red * 255, color.green * 255, color.blue * 255);
}

SkColor GetTextColor(GtkWidget* widget, WidgetState state) {
  return GetFGColor(widget, state);
}
SkColor GetTextAAColor(GtkWidget* widget, WidgetState state) {
  return GetFGColor(widget, state);
}
SkColor GetBaseColor(GtkWidget* widget, WidgetState state) {
  return GetBGColor(widget, state);
}

#endif

}  // namespace

// static
NativeThemeGtk2* NativeThemeGtk2::instance() {
  CR_DEFINE_STATIC_LOCAL(NativeThemeGtk2, s_native_theme, ());
  return &s_native_theme;
}

// Constructors automatically called
NativeThemeGtk2::NativeThemeGtk2() {}
// This doesn't actually get called
NativeThemeGtk2::~NativeThemeGtk2() {}

void NativeThemeGtk2::PaintMenuPopupBackground(
    SkCanvas* canvas,
    const gfx::Size& size,
    const MenuBackgroundExtraParams& menu_background) const {
  if (menu_background.corner_radius > 0) {
    SkPaint paint;
    paint.setStyle(SkPaint::kFill_Style);
    paint.setFlags(SkPaint::kAntiAlias_Flag);
    paint.setColor(GetSystemColor(kColorId_MenuBackgroundColor));

    gfx::Path path;
    SkRect rect = SkRect::MakeWH(SkIntToScalar(size.width()),
                                 SkIntToScalar(size.height()));
    SkScalar radius = SkIntToScalar(menu_background.corner_radius);
    SkScalar radii[8] = {radius, radius, radius, radius,
                         radius, radius, radius, radius};
    path.addRoundRect(rect, radii);

    canvas->drawPath(path, paint);
  } else {
    canvas->drawColor(GetSystemColor(kColorId_MenuBackgroundColor),
                      SkXfermode::kSrc_Mode);
  }
}

void NativeThemeGtk2::PaintMenuItemBackground(
    SkCanvas* canvas,
    State state,
    const gfx::Rect& rect,
    const MenuItemExtraParams& menu_item) const {
  SkColor color;
  SkPaint paint;
  switch (state) {
    case NativeTheme::kNormal:
    case NativeTheme::kDisabled:
      color = GetSystemColor(NativeTheme::kColorId_MenuBackgroundColor);
      paint.setColor(color);
      break;
    case NativeTheme::kHovered:
      color = GetSystemColor(
          NativeTheme::kColorId_FocusedMenuItemBackgroundColor);
      paint.setColor(color);
      break;
    default:
      NOTREACHED() << "Invalid state " << state;
      break;
  }
  if (menu_item.corner_radius > 0) {
    const SkScalar radius = SkIntToScalar(menu_item.corner_radius);
    canvas->drawRoundRect(gfx::RectToSkRect(rect), radius, radius, paint);
    return;
  }
  canvas->drawRect(gfx::RectToSkRect(rect), paint);
}

SkColor NativeThemeGtk2::GetSystemColor(ColorId color_id) const {
  const SkColor kPositiveTextColor = SkColorSetRGB(0x0b, 0x80, 0x43);
  const SkColor kNegativeTextColor = SkColorSetRGB(0xc5, 0x39, 0x29);

  switch (color_id) {
    // Windows
    case kColorId_WindowBackground:
      return GetBGColor(GetWindow(), SELECTED);

    // Dialogs
    case kColorId_DialogBackground:
    case kColorId_BubbleBackground:
      return GetBGColor(GetWindow(), NORMAL);

    // FocusableBorder
    case kColorId_FocusedBorderColor:
      return GetBGColor(GetEntry(), SELECTED);
    case kColorId_UnfocusedBorderColor:
      return GetTextAAColor(GetEntry(), NORMAL);

    // MenuItem
#if GTK_MAJOR_VERSION == 2
    case kColorId_SelectedMenuItemForegroundColor:
      return GetTextColor(GetMenuItem(), SELECTED);
    case kColorId_FocusedMenuItemBackgroundColor:
      return GetBGColor(GetMenuItem(), SELECTED);
#else
    case kColorId_SelectedMenuItemForegroundColor:
      return GetTextColor(GetMenuItem(), PRELIGHT);
    case kColorId_FocusedMenuItemBackgroundColor:
      return GetBGColor(GetMenuItem(), PRELIGHT);
#endif

    case kColorId_EnabledMenuItemForegroundColor:
    case kColorId_DisabledEmphasizedMenuItemForegroundColor:
      return GetTextColor(GetMenuItem(), NORMAL);
    case kColorId_DisabledMenuItemForegroundColor:
      return GetTextColor(GetMenuItem(), INSENSITIVE);
    case kColorId_HoverMenuItemBackgroundColor:
      return GetBGColor(GetMenuItem(), PRELIGHT);
    case kColorId_FocusedMenuButtonBorderColor:
      return GetBGColor(GetEntry(), NORMAL);
    case kColorId_HoverMenuButtonBorderColor:
      return GetTextAAColor(GetEntry(), PRELIGHT);
    case kColorId_MenuBorderColor:
    case kColorId_EnabledMenuButtonBorderColor:
    case kColorId_MenuSeparatorColor: {
      return GetTextColor(GetMenuItem(), INSENSITIVE);
    }
    case kColorId_MenuBackgroundColor:
      return GetBGColor(GetMenu(), NORMAL);

    // Label
    case kColorId_LabelEnabledColor:
      return GetTextColor(GetEntry(), NORMAL);
    case kColorId_LabelDisabledColor:
      return GetTextColor(GetLabel(), INSENSITIVE);
    case kColorId_LabelBackgroundColor:
      return GetBGColor(GetWindow(), NORMAL);

    // Link
    case kColorId_LinkDisabled:
      return SkColorSetA(GetSystemColor(kColorId_LinkEnabled), 0xBB);
    case kColorId_LinkEnabled: {
      SkColor link_color = SK_ColorTRANSPARENT;
      GetChromeStyleColor("link-color", &link_color);
      if (link_color != SK_ColorTRANSPARENT)
        return link_color;
      // Default color comes from gtklinkbutton.c.
      return SkColorSetRGB(0x00, 0x00, 0xEE);
    }
    case kColorId_LinkPressed:
      return SK_ColorRED;

    // Button
    case kColorId_ButtonBackgroundColor:
      return GetBGColor(GetButton(), NORMAL);
    case kColorId_ButtonEnabledColor:
      return GetTextColor(GetButton(), NORMAL);
    case kColorId_BlueButtonEnabledColor:
      return GetTextColor(GetBlueButton(), NORMAL);
    case kColorId_ButtonDisabledColor:
      return GetTextColor(GetButton(), INSENSITIVE);
    case kColorId_BlueButtonDisabledColor:
      return GetTextColor(GetBlueButton(), INSENSITIVE);
    case kColorId_ButtonHighlightColor:
      return GetBaseColor(GetButton(), SELECTED);
    case kColorId_ButtonHoverColor:
      return GetTextColor(GetButton(), PRELIGHT);
    case kColorId_BlueButtonHoverColor:
      return GetTextColor(GetBlueButton(), PRELIGHT);
    case kColorId_ButtonHoverBackgroundColor:
      return GetBGColor(GetButton(), PRELIGHT);
    case kColorId_BlueButtonPressedColor:
      return GetTextColor(GetBlueButton(), ACTIVE);
    case kColorId_BlueButtonShadowColor:
      return SK_ColorTRANSPARENT;
      // return GetTextColor(GetButton(), NORMAL);
    case kColorId_CallToActionColor:
      return GetSystemColor(kColorId_LinkEnabled);
    // TODO(estade): set proper values for these.
    case kColorId_MdTextButtonEnabledColor:
    case kColorId_MdTextButtonDisabledColor:
      return gfx::kPlaceholderColor;

    // Textfield
    case kColorId_TextfieldDefaultColor:
      return GetTextColor(GetEntry(), NORMAL);
    case kColorId_TextfieldDefaultBackground:
      return GetBaseColor(GetEntry(), NORMAL);

#if GTK_MAJOR_VERSION == 2
    case kColorId_TextfieldReadOnlyColor:
      return GetTextColor(GetEntry(), ACTIVE);
    case kColorId_TextfieldReadOnlyBackground:
      return GetBaseColor(GetEntry(), ACTIVE);
    case kColorId_TextfieldSelectionColor:
      return GetTextColor(GetEntry(), SELECTED);
    case kColorId_TextfieldSelectionBackgroundFocused:
      return GetBaseColor(GetEntry(), SELECTED);
#else
    case kColorId_TextfieldReadOnlyColor:
      return GetTextColor(GetEntry(), SELECTED);
    case kColorId_TextfieldReadOnlyBackground:
      return GetBaseColor(GetEntry(), SELECTED);
    case kColorId_TextfieldSelectionColor:
      return GetTextColor(GetLabel(), SELECTED);
    case kColorId_TextfieldSelectionBackgroundFocused:
      return GetBaseColor(GetLabel(), SELECTED);
#endif

    // Tooltips
    case kColorId_TooltipBackground:
      return GetBGColor(GetTooltip(), NORMAL);
    case kColorId_TooltipText:
      return GetFGColor(GetTooltip(), NORMAL);

    // Trees and Tables (implemented on GTK using the same class)
    case kColorId_TableBackground:
    case kColorId_TreeBackground:
      return GetBGColor(GetTree(), NORMAL);
    case kColorId_TableText:
    case kColorId_TreeText:
      return GetTextColor(GetTree(), NORMAL);
    case kColorId_TableSelectedText:
    case kColorId_TableSelectedTextUnfocused:
    case kColorId_TreeSelectedText:
    case kColorId_TreeSelectedTextUnfocused:
      return GetTextColor(GetTree(), SELECTED);
    case kColorId_TableSelectionBackgroundFocused:
    case kColorId_TableSelectionBackgroundUnfocused:
    case kColorId_TreeSelectionBackgroundFocused:
    case kColorId_TreeSelectionBackgroundUnfocused:
      return GetBGColor(GetTree(), SELECTED);
    case kColorId_TreeArrow:
      return GetFGColor(GetTree(), NORMAL);
    case kColorId_TableGroupingIndicatorColor:
      return GetTextAAColor(GetTree(), NORMAL);

      // Results Table
    case kColorId_ResultsTableNormalBackground:
      return GetSystemColor(kColorId_TextfieldDefaultBackground);
    case kColorId_ResultsTableHoveredBackground:
      return color_utils::AlphaBlend(
          GetSystemColor(kColorId_TextfieldDefaultBackground),
          GetSystemColor(kColorId_TextfieldSelectionBackgroundFocused),
          0x80);
    case kColorId_ResultsTableSelectedBackground:
      return GetSystemColor(kColorId_TextfieldSelectionBackgroundFocused);
    case kColorId_ResultsTableNormalText:
    case kColorId_ResultsTableHoveredText:
      return GetSystemColor(kColorId_TextfieldDefaultColor);
    case kColorId_ResultsTableSelectedText:
      return GetSystemColor(kColorId_TextfieldSelectionColor);
    case kColorId_ResultsTableNormalDimmedText:
    case kColorId_ResultsTableHoveredDimmedText:
    case kColorId_ResultsTableNormalHeadline:
    case kColorId_ResultsTableHoveredHeadline:
      return color_utils::AlphaBlend(
          GetSystemColor(kColorId_TextfieldDefaultColor),
          GetSystemColor(kColorId_TextfieldDefaultBackground),
          0x80);
    case kColorId_ResultsTableSelectedDimmedText:
    case kColorId_ResultsTableSelectedHeadline:
      return color_utils::AlphaBlend(
          GetSystemColor(kColorId_TextfieldSelectionColor),
          GetSystemColor(kColorId_TextfieldDefaultBackground),
          0x80);
    case kColorId_ResultsTableNormalUrl:
    case kColorId_ResultsTableHoveredUrl:
      return NormalURLColor(GetSystemColor(kColorId_TextfieldDefaultColor));

    case kColorId_ResultsTableSelectedUrl:
      return SelectedURLColor(
          GetSystemColor(kColorId_TextfieldSelectionColor),
          GetSystemColor(kColorId_TextfieldSelectionBackgroundFocused));

    case kColorId_ResultsTablePositiveText: {
      return color_utils::GetReadableColor(kPositiveTextColor,
                                           GetBaseColor(GetEntry(), NORMAL));
    }
    case kColorId_ResultsTablePositiveHoveredText: {
      return color_utils::GetReadableColor(kPositiveTextColor,
                                           GetBaseColor(GetEntry(), PRELIGHT));
    }
    case kColorId_ResultsTablePositiveSelectedText: {
      return color_utils::GetReadableColor(kPositiveTextColor,
                                           GetBaseColor(GetEntry(), SELECTED));
    }
    case kColorId_ResultsTableNegativeText: {
      return color_utils::GetReadableColor(kNegativeTextColor,
                                           GetBaseColor(GetEntry(), NORMAL));
    }
    case kColorId_ResultsTableNegativeHoveredText: {
      return color_utils::GetReadableColor(kNegativeTextColor,
                                           GetBaseColor(GetEntry(), PRELIGHT));
    }
    case kColorId_ResultsTableNegativeSelectedText: {
      return color_utils::GetReadableColor(kNegativeTextColor,
                                           GetBaseColor(GetEntry(), SELECTED));
    }

    // Throbber
    case kColorId_ThrobberSpinningColor:
    case kColorId_ThrobberLightColor:
      return GetSystemColor(kColorId_TextfieldSelectionBackgroundFocused);

    case kColorId_ThrobberWaitingColor:
      return color_utils::AlphaBlend(
          GetSystemColor(kColorId_TextfieldSelectionBackgroundFocused),
          GetBGColor(GetWindow(), NORMAL),
          0x80);

    case kColorId_NumColors:
      NOTREACHED();
      break;
  }

  return kInvalidColorIdColor;
}

// Get ChromeGtkFrame theme colors. No-op in GTK3.
bool NativeThemeGtk2::GetChromeStyleColor(const char* style_property,
                                          SkColor* ret_color) const {
#if GTK_MAJOR_VERSION == 2
  GdkColor* style_color = nullptr;
  gtk_widget_style_get(GetWindow(), style_property, &style_color, nullptr);
  if (style_color) {
    *ret_color = GdkColorToSkColor(*style_color);
    gdk_color_free(style_color);
    return true;
  }
#endif

  return false;
}

GtkWidget* NativeThemeGtk2::GetWindow() const {
  static GtkWidget* fake_window = NULL;

  if (!fake_window) {
    fake_window = chrome_gtk_frame_new();
    gtk_widget_realize(fake_window);
  }

  return fake_window;
}

GtkWidget* NativeThemeGtk2::GetEntry() const {
  static GtkWidget* fake_entry = NULL;

  if (!fake_entry) {
    fake_entry = gtk_entry_new();

    // The fake entry needs to be in the window so it can be realized so we can
    // use the computed parts of the style.
    gtk_container_add(GTK_CONTAINER(GetWindow()), fake_entry);
    gtk_widget_realize(fake_entry);
  }

  return fake_entry;
}

GtkWidget* NativeThemeGtk2::GetLabel() const {
  static GtkWidget* fake_label = NULL;

  if (!fake_label)
    fake_label = gtk_label_new("");

  return fake_label;
}

GtkWidget* NativeThemeGtk2::GetButton() const {
  static GtkWidget* fake_button = NULL;

  if (!fake_button)
    fake_button = gtk_button_new();

  return fake_button;
}

GtkWidget* NativeThemeGtk2::GetBlueButton() const {
  static GtkWidget* fake_bluebutton = NULL;

  if (!fake_bluebutton) {
    fake_bluebutton = gtk_button_new();
    TurnButtonBlue(fake_bluebutton);
  }

  return fake_bluebutton;
}

GtkWidget* NativeThemeGtk2::GetTree() const {
  static GtkWidget* fake_tree = NULL;

  if (!fake_tree)
    fake_tree = gtk_tree_view_new();

  return fake_tree;
}

GtkWidget* NativeThemeGtk2::GetTooltip() const {
  static GtkWidget* fake_tooltip = NULL;

  if (!fake_tooltip) {
    fake_tooltip = gtk_window_new(GTK_WINDOW_TOPLEVEL);
    gtk_widget_set_name(fake_tooltip, "gtk-tooltip");
    gtk_widget_realize(fake_tooltip);
  }

  return fake_tooltip;
}

GtkWidget* NativeThemeGtk2::GetMenu() const {
  static GtkWidget* fake_menu = NULL;

  if (!fake_menu)
    fake_menu = gtk_custom_menu_new();

  return fake_menu;
}

GtkWidget* NativeThemeGtk2::GetMenuItem() const {
  static GtkWidget* fake_menu_item = NULL;

  if (!fake_menu_item) {
    fake_menu_item = gtk_custom_menu_item_new();
    gtk_menu_shell_append(GTK_MENU_SHELL(GetMenu()), fake_menu_item);
  }

  return fake_menu_item;
}

}  // namespace libgtk2ui

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Posted February 12, 2016, in News.
Black History Month continues with the program, "Love Jam: Let Our Voices Be Heard," which celebrates African American music. The event will take place on Friday, February 19th, at 10 a.m., 11 a.m., and 1:30 p.m. in the Gordon Theater. Love Jam, which is free and open to all, is produced by the Unity Community Center of South Jersey. For more information, call 856-409-0614, 856-365-4817, or email radforthearts@gmail.com.
This event is sponsored by the Africana Studies program.
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