There is quite a bit of everything and anything racing this weekend. Friday night kicks off the UNOH All Star Circuit of Champions Ohio 410 Sprint Speedweek, which will probably be the focus of dirt track fans across the state. Also kicking off Friday is the "No Box Bonanza" weekend at Summit Motorsports Park. On asphalt, Youth Explosion Night returns for its second visit at Lake County.
Saturday…more! On the entertainment side, Lake Erie hosts Monster Jam while Lake County hosts the "Knights of Destruction." MSA Supermodified teams will turn to Sandusky Speedway, hoping to get some track time before July's Hy-Miler ISMA Nationals. Dirt-wise, Sharon, Deerfield, and Hilltop all have regular shows on tap (in case All Star Sprints at Eldora are a bit too far to drive). Plus, Dragway 42 & Thompson Raceway Park feature drag racing of different types.
You can find all the details for racing this weekend (and beyond) by continuing to read after the break!
Memorial Day Weekend is finally upon us, which means we as a nation should pause to remember those that we have lost as they have defended our freedoms and serve our country. We should not ignore our retired and active military, who have and continue to be there for us as a country.
While we pause to reflect and honor, the flood gates in the Northeast Ohio region have opened. Lake Erie Speedway in Erie, PA will open their 2013 season (sans late models) Saturday night, while Attica takes a week off to prep for the World of Outlaws. Fremont Speedway spends the weekend with the UNOH All Star Circuit of Champions, while Sharon Speedway doubles-up with the RUSH late Model Touring Series. Modifieds are the main theme at three tracks this weekend, with special races planned at Lorain (Saturday), Sandusky (Sunday), and Lake County (Monday).
NEO Racing News will be at Midvale Speedway for its 60th Anniversary celebration, and Sandusky Speedway for the second leg of the Modified Challenge.
Sharon Speedway will celebrate the Memorial Day Weekend by hosting two events with complete shows both Saturday and Sunday nights (May 25-26)! The Bill Emig Memorial "Wild Card Weekend" will feature the Sweeney Chevrolet Buick GMC RUSH Dirt Late Model Touring Series both nights!
Saturday night will also include the Summit Racing Equipment Modifieds, HTMA/Precise Racing Products Econo Mods and Deforest Used Parts Mini Stocks, while Sunday night's program will also have the Governor Insurance Agency DIRTcar Big-Block Modifieds, Open Stock Cars, and the Mini Stocks. All divisions will be racing for increased payouts. Race time is 7 p.m. both nights.
Full results have not been posted, please visit the track's site for race results.
E-Mods Feature – 1. Roger Hermann / 2. Josh Mueller / 3. Blaine Heater / 4. Nicole Hrdlicka / 5. Tim Schmitt Jr.
The weather is looking great for this weekend, which is full of racing! Whether you are looking for weekly racing for touring action, it's all in Northeast Ohio this weekend.
Sharon Speedway continues to battle Mother Nature seemingly every week this year, but is hoping for brighter, warmer weather this Saturday night (May 18) as it looks to complete its fifth straight week of racing action on Trumbull County Business College Night.
Four dirt tracks in Northeast Ohio were unable to run this weekend due to rain and wet conditions, but Fremont, Hilltop, and Sharon were able put on a show for the fans. Keep reading for their results.
All racing cancelled due to rain and wet conditions. Weekly racing continues May 17th.


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An End Has a Start es el segundo álbum de la banda británica de indie rock Editors, publicado el 25 de junio de 2007 en el Reino Unido y el 17 de julio de 2007 en Estados Unidos.

An End Has a Start alcanzó el puesto número 69 en el Reino Unido en la lista de álbumes de finales de 2007, declarando que habían logrado disco de platino en el proceso. Para finales del 2007 habían vendido más de 600 000 copias por todo el mundo.

Lista de canciones

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 La banda In Extremo realizó una versión de la canción An End Has A Start en su álbum Sængerkrieg de 2008.

Véase también
 Discografía de Editors

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Álbumes en inglés
Álbumes de indie rock

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Former Austin Peay State University great Tatiana Ariza finding success on International Stage
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Clarksville, TN – Legendary Austin Peay State University soccer player Tatiana Ariza enjoyed an illustrious four-year career in Clarksville and is continuing that success on the biggest stages of women's club soccer.
Ariza, a forward for the Govs from 2010-2013, was named first-team All-Ohio Valley Conference all four years in her career and was named OVC Freshman of the Year in 2010 and OVC Offensive Player of the Year in 2012.
Former Austin Peay Women's Soccer star Tatiana Ariza. (APSU Sports Information)
Ariza also tops the single-season and career categories for goals, assists, and points.
After appearing for Colombian national teams at youth level, Ariza was named to Colombia's senior national team for the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup in Germany and the 2012 Olympics in London while still at Austin Peay. She has gone on to represent Colombia at another World Cup and Olympics, the 2015 World Cup in Canada and the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
Ariza has made her name in Houston, spending time with the Houston Aces in the United Women's Soccer League, the second tier of women's soccer in America. During her time in Houston, Ariza was a coach for Soccer Shots Houston, a premier soccer academy specifically aimed at developing young children.
Recently, Ariza ventured to Greece to play for Elpides Karditsas in the top tier of Greek soccer. Her team also qualified for the UEFA Women's Champions League, the premier club soccer competition in Europe. Ariza scored her first goal for the club in the Champions League Final Qualifying Round against Shymkent from Kazakhstan, becoming the first Colombian woman to score in the Champions League.
Just three days later, Ariza also found the net in a 3-1 win over Austrian team Landhaus. Ariza also played the full 90 minutes in a 2-1 win over Riga from Latvia.
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Golf can simultaneously be one of the most fun and yet most infuriating sports to partake in. The sport of golf requires tremendous skill, mindfulness and most importantly efficiency of movement. Inefficiency, instability, overuse or just generally being over aggressive are all factors which can lead to pain from a golf swing.
Golfer's elbow, thrower's elbow, and medial epicondylitis are all differing terms for the same condition. With repetitive stress to the inside of the elbow from flexion of the wrist, the tendinous attachments become inflamed, irritated and painful. Picture an anchor in the sand being pulled on repetitively and over time pulling out of the sand or becoming unstable.
Today we are going to give you 5 viable options to treat this condition and get you back on the course, field or just back to life!
Calm down This condition can simply occur from gripping too hard. Loosening your grip to a more comfortable level can take extreme loads off of the epicondyle and may correct the problem at its source. I shouldn't be able to pull the club from your hand, but Sylvester Stallone's grip from Cliffhanger isn't necessary.
Try a golfers elbow brace— if rest isn't an option for you, you can easily find a medial epicondylitis brace at any sporting goods store or online. It should be worn distally to the epicondyle (just below the little bump on the inside of your arm). This type of brace take stress off of the attachment site of the tendon and allows for healing to occur.
See your chiropractor! Golf is a sport, small changes in body alignment and efficiency can create large amounts of compensation which begets inflammation. Postural deficiencies such as head forward posture can create upper crossed issues and lead to serious compromise with the kinetic chain of the arm. Let's get this problem fixed at the root!
Ice massage! I'm typically more a fan of moist heat for allowing the body to heal. However, with epicondylitis, the inflammation can be so severe that ice massage can help tremendously. Fill a paper cup with water and freeze it. Once frozen, peel off the top two inches or so of the paper and use the frozen water to massage the painful area. Massage in a circular matter for about 4 mins. You should note initial cold followed but burning and ending in numbness. Once the area is numb, you are done. Do this nightly until improved.
Try Kinesiotape. While not necessarily magical. Kinesiotaping can increase circulation, stabilize the injured are and allow for healing to occur. You can also tape the injured area while playing as well to prevent further injury to the area if rest is not an option. See attached video on how to tape for golfers elbow.
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Empire Magazine decided to celebrate their 20 year anniversary with an amazing photo shoot depicting some of the most iconic Hollywood movies, and what better way to make it big than photographing the actors that made them huge and their unforgettable roles. Enjoy!!


I used to think meaningful moments in life were a discovery trekked to or stumbled upon. But Lincoln, Penny and Zero remind me that these moments must be purposefully crafted. Not because a particular time or place is special, but because we decide to make it so.
haha Penny was in a mode for sure with Elmo – hilarious, feel her pain lol My boys would have wanted Elmo too – then I thought she was digging her way to come and visit. Man Zero though…. he is huge eh! Your fur and human babies are all gorgeous.
How we look at a moment or an event is always a choice. That boy and those doggies made the right one. Make it matter!


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Desperate Housewives tells some entertaining, though not huge, stories, as the series prepares for its final arcs.
TV Review: Desperate Housewives – "She Needs Me"
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ABC's Desperate Housewives ramps up its final season as each of the central housewives deals with the latest developments in their lives. "She Needs Me," the latest episode, doesn't bring many earth shattering surprises, but it does showcase almost all of the major players. As the finale approaches, the final arcs will begin to fall into place, but that hasn't really started much yet. "She Needs Me" is a solid, typical episode of the long-running drama, without being especially special.
This week, Susan (Teri Hatcher) and Lynette (Felicity Huffman) concern themselves with Porter's (Charlie Carver) impending baby. Lynette refuses to offer daycare for her granddaughter, so Porter begins playing Susan, the baby's other grandma. Lynette feels shut out of the process, and thus begins the rivalry over who controls the baby. The two friends fight, but in the end, they make up and resume their friendship, determining to work together, rather than against, one another.
Many such squabbles have crept up between the housewives over the years. This latest highlights the age of the characters. Instead of raising young children, as earlier in the series, Susan and Lynette are now dealing with a grandchild. If there is any better way to showcase their age and signal that the series is ready to come to an end, none comes to mind.
Hatcher and Huffman both deliver what they have become known for. Their antics verge on the goofy, with Lynette pulling a baby bed out of the house, and Susan chasing after her. But, as has always been the case on Desperate Housewives, real affection prevails at the end of the day, and they are able to make up.
Even better, Lynette and Susan come back together in "She Needs Me" because of the men in their lives. While the coordination is not shown, it is surely not a coincidence that Mike (James Denton) goes to talk sense into Lynette at the same time that Tom (Doug Savant) shows up for Susan. These guys love the women, and understand them better than anyone, including how much they cherish their female friendships. Tom and Mike step up, proving their roles as supportive men worthy of the girls.
It won't be long now before Tom and Lynette reconcile. With the series' swan song in sight, "She Needs Me" continues to lay the groundwork for a reunion. Tom realizes how he has taken Lynette for granted over the years, and takes steps to correct that behavior. Lynette sees the effort that he is putting in, and softens even further towards him. Tom may have a girlfriend for now, but the woman first in his heart still is, and will always be, Lynette. If they officially divorce, it will be a huge misstep for the show.
Gabi (Eva Longoria) is reminded once more of her own deep care for Carlos (Ricardo Chavira) in "She Needs Me." Faced with mortality, and the thought of death separating them, Gabi stops taking Carlos for granted. This could easily be a temporary attitude, but the couple has survived the run of the show together, so cynicism may not be warranted in this instance. Sure, they were split for awhile, but ever since the remarriage, they have become the strongest union on the block. Gabi's acknowledgement of her love for her husband humanizes her once more, and lets regular viewers marvel at just how far Longoria has brought the character over the past eight years.
Sad news has come to Wisteria Lane in "She Needs Me:" Karen (Kathryn Joosten) has terminal cancer. It's the reason that she is pushing away Roy (Orson Bean). But with eight hours left for Desperate Housewives, there is no time to milk this final arc. Roy is clued in, and he is able to salvage his marriage. Karen is going to die, but Roy will be by her side as she does.
Karen has been an important figure in the show for a long time, and it is with great joy that she finds Roy late in Desperate Housewives's run. It's understandable that she might want to spare him the pain of watching her waste away, especially because he has already stood by one wife through a similar situation. But it's his choice to make, and Gabi does the right thing by telling Roy Karen's secret. These two are a wonderful pairing, and as tragic as Karen's death is going to be, at least she will go with the man she loves beside her, which makes things slightly easier to take.
It's just such a shame that Karen's cancer is terminal. She has been one of the best parts of the show for a very long time. Having already suffered through her death on The West Wing, asking fans to tune back in and cry as she goes all over again just isn't fair. Joosten is a joy, and it's a testament that she's about to move people with her passing all over again. It may even get her another Emmy. But it's not something to look forward to.
Bree (Marcia Cross) isn't so lucky with her man. Despite Orson's (Kyle MacLachlan) best efforts, she discovers that he is a stalker, and is the one who not only sent her the mysterious letters, but killed Chuck (Jonathan Cake), too. She dumps him promptly, ignoring his pleas that his actions are for her, and wishes to never see him again.
When did Orson become so ruined? He is once a wonderful character who seems perfect for Bree. When he reappears at her doorstep so near to the end of the show, it can be forgiven for one to think that he is bringing Bree a happy ending, as she is really the only major housewive without one in sight. Sure, Orson has made mistakes before, but nothing so bad as becoming the show's final villain, as he is set up to be in "She Needs Me." What is he mailing the police? Is he turning Bree in? It's an ugly side of his personality that is unfortunate to see. Couldn't his charcter have been spared this degradation and the story given to someone else?
Adding to the trouble is Donny the Loan Shark (Sal Landi), who is harassing Renee (Vanessa Williams). Mike catches Donny destroying her house, and the men tussle. Renee pays off Ben's (Charles Mesure) debt. Why won't Donny leave her alone? It doesn't make a lot of sense, at least not yet. Other than perhaps he is simply a terrible guy who is going to take Renee for everything that he thinks that he can get.
Mike should just call the police. Yes, he doesn't want Ben to get in trouble, but Mike and Renee have done nothing illegal. And what could Ben be found guilty for, really? Is he even facing a stint in jail? It's time to let the authorities stop Donny before someone seriously gets hurt. Desperate Housewives fans can't lose Mike or Renee. Not acceptable.
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One of the aims of the HTML 5 standard is that third parties should be able to implement HTML 5 on legacy browsers. Internet Explorer doesn't provide its own canvas element, but it does provide vector-drawing functions in the form of Microsoft's Vector Markup Language (VML). The Explorer Canvas script uses this capability to implement canvas support on top of the native VML support.


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Landon Cider crowned Boulet Brothers' 'Dragula' season 3 winner
Paige Owens Published: October 29, 2019
Photo by: Brett Saari
When the season debut of the Boulet Brothers' Dragula premiered Oct. 31, 2016, the hosts created a house of horrors for drag performers that didn't quite fit into the mainstream. Rather, these performers tested the limits of being a drag supermonster. Dragula has welcomed monsters of all walks of life to the stage to showcase their fears, strengths and art, including Landon Cider, the first drag king to be cast in a U.S. drag performance contest and to be crowned the winner.
As one of two women on the reality competition this season alongside Hollow Eve, Cider's creator Kristine BellaLuna consistently works her advocacy for equality, individuality and validity for assigned female at birth (AFAB) artists into her performances on what had previously been a male-dominated stage up until this season.
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"Kings can reign just as fierce as queens," BellaLuna explains. "We share the same history and community involvement as queens and have since the beginning—and in some cases even longer. AFAB artists have a valid place on stages across the world, and [we] have talent and experiences to showcase beautifully entertaining stories. We are a community full of badass bitches filled with badass talents."
BellaLuna has acknowledged the weight of acting as a spokesperson for the LGBTQ+ and drag communities. "I went into the competition knowing that I had a heavy weight on my shoulders," she says. "[There is] an entire community to represent, and I don't represent the whole community. I could only look at what I do. I truly represent what I do best. [There was] this weight on my shoulders that I was excited about because I felt like I was finally ready. The introduction to the entire community that had been overlooked for centuries and most recently in the mainstream media for the last couple [of] decades."
"I can only do me and do me at my best. That alone is full of its own anxieties," she continues. "I hope that my best can encourage viewers and drag fans to find and support the endless sea of talent found in drag kings that fill our queer spaces across the globe. We are a community filled with so much diversity and talents that in no way can I fully represent [them]. I'm doing my best to represent my little corner of our brotherhood."
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In a community that cements its foundation on the acceptance of all forms of life (and in turn, art and creation when it comes to drag performers), BellaLuna has felt the quake of both approval and objection by her peers and booking agents alike.
"Locally, I now enjoy the respect I've worked hard at earning from my peers and producers," she says. "I feel equal to my drag siblings in SoCal and have for quite some time. They saw past my genitalia soon into my entering [of] the drag scene because I think they saw my potential right out [of] the gate. Don't get me wrong: I still hear all about how people think drag kings are 'boring' or [that they] don't work as hard as [drag] queens. I enjoy a certain ego-filled joy in proving those people wrong every time I step onstage. There is also misogyny that is alive in the gay community, particularly in pay scales and stage opportunities. But keeping my [head] held high and work ethic strong, I've seen a slow but steady turn in my favor, and with the opportunity the Boulet Brothers have given me with adding the Dragula logo to my name, [I'm] also seeing a pay increase that more equally reflects what I deserve."
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If you haven't taken the time to type the term "drag king" into your Google search bar, you may not fully understand what it entails or have an awareness of the misconceptions that drag kings overcome as performers. Regardless, BellaLuna as Cider faces these misconceptions head on and thrives. "[There are] preconceived concepts of what drag kings bring and don't bring to a drag space," she details. "We're reminding people that a self-aware woman can easily take part in this community. There's no reason only to play with gender on the female side of the spectrum. I know people often think that masculinity is a form in a different direction, but we're on the same spectrum. I think our current social status and awareness of beautiful androgyny and how it exists and nonconforming gender pronouns is a great step. [We're] also reminding people that drag exists in that same place, too. You don't have to be masculine or feminine or follow the rules that have been defined by society. Art is fun, so why not include gender in it?"
Outside of being a drag performer, BellaLuna has had to overcome obstacles, which partially influenced the inception of Cider. "My mom passed away, and I spent a lot of time taking care of her," she explains. "I ended up fighting oral cancer myself and then having a return-of-cancer scare a couple [of] years back that put me in a place where I found myself recording thank you and goodbye messages of love and gratitude because the outcome was so unclear up to the moment I was being wheeled into surgery again. Thankfully, the surgery removed [it], and no further treatment was necessary, so I once again entered remission.
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"I have been an artist and performer all [of] my life and a fan of drag long before [it was] in mainstream media," she stresses. "I used to regularly attend weekly drag shows. [I] fell in love with the interactive, cabaret-style performances that combined art, comedy, drama and theater, finding its roots in queer spaces. After a fight with oral cancer, I wanted to get back onstage, and drag just felt like the right fit."
Despite her setbacks, BellaLuna has persevered through various societal issues and misogyny as a woman, but she's stood her ground. "I have to give so much credit of my career to my wife, Gabi," she continues. "She's been with me since before Landon's existence. She has to put up [with] a lot of my bullshit of being an artist. Her journey to put up with all [of] my bullshit is one for the book, so I'm grateful to have her by my side and her support."
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To those who may have questioned BellaLuna's drag persona, her retort is simple: "If you doubted me when I began, I honestly don't care what you think of me now." Her successes on and off the Dragula stage have earned her a crown worth wearing and flaunting no matter where Cider leads her next. Landon Cider lives in the spotlight, and Kristine BellaLuna lives everywhere else.
"I'm proud to represent lesbians outside of some fetishized concept or lesbians as a joke," she discloses. "I'm seeing so many more self-identified lesbians take on responsibilities of being in more mainstream media. Women have been artists, scientists, historians, architects and providers since the beginning of humankind. But traditionally, men write history and have written us out of it. Let's keep driving forward together because we are all we have, and we've done it for long enough. It's our time."
Landon Cider was crowned the first drag king to win a drag reality competition in North America on Oct. 28, 2019 after landing in the finale alongside Dollya Black and Priscilla Chambers. Cider was awarded the title of The World's Next Drag Super Monster and a $25,000 cash prize. You can catch up on the Boulet Brothers' Dragula season 3 on Amazon Prime here.
This feature originally appeared in AP #375 with cover star Melanie Martinez. The issue is available now here or below.
Filed Under: boulet brothers, Boulet Brothers Dragula, drag king, drag performer, drag queen, dragula, landon cider
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How Wales' phenomenal Euro 2016 performance is inspiring a nation
Wales has fallen in love with football and we think it's great
Wales is in a state of euphoria and the glory of topping Euro 2016 Group B has hit all the headlines.
The astonishing efforts of Gareth Bale, Aaron Ramsey and co have inspired fans from Barry to Bala, regardless of age, ethnicity or gender.
Children everywhere want to copy Gareth Bale and older fans who hadn't followed the national team for years have fallen back in love with football.
Here we take a look at some of what's going on around Wales…
When they're not out on the football field or kicking the ball in their back garden, school children up and down the land are getting into the spirit of the tournament by learning from our FAW Wales Euro 2016 education pack.
The curriculum resource designed for Key Stage 2 teachers and pupils across Wales, contains 24 lesson plans across the six, new proposed areas of Donaldson's Curriculum Review.
FAW Trust CEO Neil Ward said: "We were really keen to use football and the Euros in engaging pupils across literacy, numeracy and digital competency through fun, exciting challenges."
Year Five pupils at St Athan Primary School are studying Euro 2016 as their main topic between now and the end of term and they came to visit us at Dragon Park to find out more about the Wales team and the tournament as a whole.
After a tour of the building and a photo next to our training pitch, they all impressed as we tested their knowledge of the tournament so far with a quiz.
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Different types of football
The FAW Trust promotes football for all and has a full range of football opportunities for people who love the game, whatever age they are.
Whether it's mini football, walking football or beatball, thousands of Welsh fans are getting involved in our game this summer.
Grass Roots funding
Wales needs to find the next Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey to ensure future generations enjoy can celebrate tournament football and that's why Sport Wales has invested more than £2.5m in the grass roots game.
The money goes to provide pitches, kits and coaches to young players to ensure they get everything they need to give themselves a chance to succeed in future.
The sun is shining (mostly) and the summer holidays are almost upon us and parents across Wales are being nagged to sign their children up for soccer camps and tournaments.
Boys and girls of all ages from north to south Wales will be enjoying the thrill of football this summer and now it's time for you to get involved.
The way Wales played against Russia on Monday night was like art at times but nothing compared to the creations that photographer Faye Chamberlain is already creating in her residency with the FAW Trust.
There will be lots of exciting art created by Faye as she spends six months with us showing the world how Welsh football is thriving at all levels.


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package htmlflow.flowifier;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.lang.reflect.Method;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Locale;
import java.util.Objects;
import java.util.function.Supplier;
import java.util.logging.Logger;
import java.util.stream.Stream;

import org.jsoup.nodes.Attribute;
import org.jsoup.nodes.Comment;
import org.jsoup.nodes.DataNode;
import org.jsoup.nodes.Document;
import org.jsoup.nodes.DocumentType;
import org.jsoup.nodes.Entities;
import org.jsoup.nodes.Node;
import org.jsoup.nodes.TextNode;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumAutocompleteType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumBorderType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumContenteditableType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumCrossoriginCrossOriginType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumDirType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumDisplayType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumDraggableType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumEnctypeType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumFormenctypeEnctypeType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumFormmethodMethodType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumFormtargetBrowsingContext;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumHttpEquivType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumKindType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumMediaType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumMethodType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumOverflowType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumRelType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumRevType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumSandboxType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumScopeType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumShapeType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumSpellcheckType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumTranslateType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumTypeButtonType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumTypeContentType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumTypeInputType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumTypeOlType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumTypeScriptType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumTypeSimpleContentType;
import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.EnumWrapType;
import org.xmlet.xsdasmfaster.classes.infrastructure.EnumInterface;

/**
 * Defines most of the implementation for a typical visitor of a JSoup node that
 * converts the HTML source code into a Java class except the storage managed by
 * the appendable
 *
 * @author Julien Gouesse
 *
 * @param <T>
 *            the type of appendable used to store the Java source code
 */
public abstract class AbstractHtmlToJavaHtmlFlowNodeVisitor<T extends Appendable>
        implements HtmlToJavaHtmlFlowNodeVisitor<T> {

    private static final Logger LOGGER = Logger
            .getLogger(AbstractHtmlToJavaHtmlFlowNodeVisitor.class.getCanonicalName());

    @SuppressWarnings("rawtypes")
    private static final Class[] ENUM_INTERFACE_SUBCLASSES = new Class[] { EnumAutocompleteType.class,
            EnumBorderType.class, EnumContenteditableType.class, EnumCrossoriginCrossOriginType.class,
            EnumDirType.class, EnumDisplayType.class, EnumDraggableType.class, EnumEnctypeType.class,
            EnumFormenctypeEnctypeType.class, EnumFormmethodMethodType.class, EnumFormtargetBrowsingContext.class,
            EnumHttpEquivType.class, EnumKindType.class, EnumMediaType.class, EnumMethodType.class,
            EnumOverflowType.class, EnumRelType.class, EnumRevType.class, EnumSandboxType.class, EnumScopeType.class,
            EnumShapeType.class, EnumSpellcheckType.class, EnumTranslateType.class, EnumTypeButtonType.class,
            EnumTypeContentType.class, EnumTypeInputType.class, EnumTypeOlType.class, EnumTypeScriptType.class,
            EnumTypeSimpleContentType.class, EnumWrapType.class };

    /**
     * supplier of the appendable
     */
    private final Supplier<T> appendableSupplier;

    private final boolean indented;

    /**
     * appendable used to store the content of the Java class
     */
    private T appendable;

    /**
     * Constructor
     *
     * @param appendableSupplier
     *            the supplier of the appendable, can create or get an
     *            appendable
     * @param indented
     *            true if the generated HTML source code is
     *            indented, otherwise false
     */
    protected AbstractHtmlToJavaHtmlFlowNodeVisitor(final Supplier<T> appendableSupplier, final boolean indented) {
        super();
        this.appendableSupplier = Objects.requireNonNull(appendableSupplier);
        this.indented = indented;
    }

    @Override
    public final T getAppendable() {
        return appendable;
    }

    @Override
    public void appendHeader() throws IOException {
        // creates or gets an appendable
        appendable = appendableSupplier.get();
        appendable.append("import htmlflow.*;\n");
        appendable.append("import org.xmlet.htmlapifaster.*;\n\n");
        appendable.append("public class Flowified {\n");
        appendable.append("    public static HtmlView get() {\n");
        appendable.append("        final HtmlView html = StaticHtml.view().setIndented(")
                .append(Boolean.toString(indented)).append(")\n");
    }

    @Override
    public void appendFooter() throws IOException {
        appendable.append("            ;\n");
        appendable.append("        return html;\n");
        appendable.append("    }\n");
        appendable.append("}\n");
    }

    /**
     * This method comes from Javapoet
     *
     * @param c
     * @return
     */
    private String characterLiteralWithoutSingleQuotes(final char c) {
        // see
        // https://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jls/se7/html/jls-3.html#jls-3.10.6
        switch (c) {
        case '\b':
            return "\\b"; /* \u0008: backspace (BS) */
        case '\t':
            return "\\t"; /* \u0009: horizontal tab (HT) */
        case '\n':
            return "\\n"; /* \u000a: linefeed (LF) */
        case '\f':
            return "\\f"; /* \u000c: form feed (FF) */
        case '\r':
            return "\\r"; /* \u000d: carriage return (CR) */
        case '\"':
            return "\""; /* \u0022: double quote (") */
        case '\'':
            return "\\'"; /* \u0027: single quote (') */
        case '\\':
            return "\\\\"; /* \u005c: backslash (\) */
        default:
            return Character.isISOControl(c) ? String.format("\\u%04x", (int) c) : Character.toString(c);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Returns the string literal representing {@code value}, including wrapping
     * double quotes.
     *
     * This method comes from Javapoet
     */
    private String stringLiteralWithDoubleQuotes(final String value, final String indent) {
        StringBuilder result = new StringBuilder(value.length() + 2);
        result.append('"');
        for (int i = 0; i < value.length(); i++) {
            char c = value.charAt(i);
            if (c == '\'') {
                // trivial case: single quote must not be escaped
                result.append("'");
            } else if (c == '\"') {
                // trivial case: double quotes must be escaped
                result.append("\\\"");
            } else {
                // default case: just let character literal do its work
                result.append(characterLiteralWithoutSingleQuotes(c));
                // need to append indent after linefeed?
                if (c == '\n' && i + 1 < value.length()) {
                    result.append("\"\n").append(indent).append(indent).append("+ \"");
                }
            }
        }
        result.append('"');
        return result.toString();
    }

    @Override
    public String convertJavaStringContentToJavaDeclarableString(final String unescaped) {
        return unescaped == null ? null : stringLiteralWithDoubleQuotes(unescaped, "");
    }

    @Override
    public boolean isUncloseable(final Node node) {
        return node instanceof Document || node instanceof DataNode || node instanceof Comment
                || node instanceof TextNode || node instanceof DocumentType;
    }

    @SuppressWarnings("rawtypes")
    private String toEnumAttributeValue(final Class<? extends EnumInterface<String>> enumInterfaceClass,
            final Attribute attribute) {
        // gets all possible values of this enum
        final EnumInterface attrValEnum = Arrays.stream(enumInterfaceClass.getEnumConstants())
                .map(EnumInterface.class::cast)
                // compares its value as expected in the HTML with the value of
                // the attribute
                .filter((final EnumInterface enumInterface) -> enumInterface.getValue().equals(attribute.getValue()))
                // takes the first one that matches
                .findFirst()
                // returns null if none matches
                .orElse(null);
        final String enumAttrValue;
        if (attrValEnum == null) {
            enumAttrValue = null;
        } else {
            // returns a string made of the name of the enum and the value of
            // the enum separated by a dot
            enumAttrValue = enumInterfaceClass.getSimpleName() + "." + ((Enum) attrValEnum).name();
        }
        return enumAttrValue;
    }

    @Override
    public Class<?> getClassFromNodeName(final String nodeName) {
        final String nodeClassname = nodeName.substring(0, 1).toUpperCase(Locale.ENGLISH)
                + nodeName.substring(1).toLowerCase(Locale.ENGLISH);
        Class<?> nodeClass;
        try {
            nodeClass = Class.forName("org.xmlet.htmlapifaster." + nodeClassname);
        } catch (final ClassNotFoundException cnfe) {
            LOGGER.warning("Class " + nodeClassname + " not found for the node name " + nodeName);
            nodeClass = null;
        }
        return nodeClass;
    }

    @SuppressWarnings("rawtypes")
    @Override
    public Method getMethodFromAttribute(Class<?> nodeClass, Attribute attribute) {
        final String attrKey = attribute.getKey();
        final String attrMethodName = "attr" + attrKey.substring(0, 1).toUpperCase(Locale.ENGLISH)
                + attrKey.substring(1);
        return Arrays.stream(nodeClass.getMethods()).filter((final Method method) -> method.getName()
                .equals(attrMethodName)
                && method.getParameterCount() == 1
                && Stream
                        .concat(Stream.of(String.class, Boolean.class, Long.class, Integer.class),
                                Arrays.stream(ENUM_INTERFACE_SUBCLASSES))
                        .anyMatch((final Class candidateClass) -> candidateClass.equals(method.getParameterTypes()[0])))
                .findFirst().orElse(null);
    }

    @Override
    public void head(final Node node, final int depth) {
        try {
            // when we're on the head of the least deep node, we're at the
            // beginning of the visit, then appends the header
            if (depth == 0) {
                appendHeader();
            }
            if (node instanceof Document || node instanceof DocumentType) {
                // there is nothing to write
            } else {
                // indents
                appendable.append("        ");
                for (int spaceIndex = 0; spaceIndex < depth * 4; spaceIndex++) {
                    appendable.append(' ');
                }
                if (node instanceof TextNode) {
                    final TextNode textNode = (TextNode) node;
                    appendable.append(".text(").append(
                            convertJavaStringContentToJavaDeclarableString(Entities.escape(textNode.getWholeText())))
                            .append(")").append("\n");
                    textNode.toString();
                } else if (node instanceof DataNode) {
                    final DataNode dataNode = (DataNode) node;
                    appendable.append(".text(")
                            .append(convertJavaStringContentToJavaDeclarableString(dataNode.getWholeData())).append(")")
                            .append("\n");
                } else if (node instanceof Comment) {
                    final Comment comment = (Comment) node;
                    appendable.append(".comment(")
                            .append(convertJavaStringContentToJavaDeclarableString(comment.getData())).append(")")
                            .append("\n");
                } else {
                    appendable.append(".").append(node.nodeName()).append("()");
                    // looks for the class from the node name
                    final Class<?> nodeClass = getClassFromNodeName(node.nodeName());
                    // if the class has been found
                    if (nodeClass != null) {
                        for (final Attribute attribute : node.attributes().asList()) {
                            appendAttribute(attribute, nodeClass);
                        }
                    }
                    appendable.append("\n");
                }
            }
        } catch (final IOException ioe) {
            LOGGER.warning("Failed to append the Java source code, cause: " + ioe.getMessage());
        }
    }

    private String escapeInAttribute(final String unescaped) {
        // FIXME ask JSoup's maintainer to expose a public method to escape the
        // value of an attribute
        return Entities.escape(unescaped).replace("\"", """);
    }

    @Override
    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
    public void appendAttribute(final Attribute attribute, final Class<?> nodeClass) throws IOException {
        // uses the class to look for the name of the method for this attribute
        final Method attrMethod = getMethodFromAttribute(nodeClass, attribute);
        final String attrKey = attribute.getKey();
        final String attrVal;
        if (attrMethod == null) {
            attrVal = null;
        } else if (attrMethod.getParameterTypes()[0].equals(String.class)) {
            attrVal = convertJavaStringContentToJavaDeclarableString(escapeInAttribute(attribute.getValue()));
        } else if (attrMethod.getParameterTypes()[0].equals(Boolean.class)) {
            if (attribute.getValue() == null || attribute.getValue().isEmpty()) {
                attrVal = null;
            } else if (attribute.getValue().equalsIgnoreCase("true")) {
                attrVal = "Boolean.TRUE";
            } else {
                attrVal = "Boolean.FALSE";
            }
        } else if (attrMethod.getParameterTypes()[0].equals(Long.class)) {
            attrVal = "Long.valueOf(" + attribute.getValue() + "L)";
        } else if (attrMethod.getParameterTypes()[0].equals(Integer.class)) {
            attrVal = "Integer.valueOf(" + attribute.getValue() + ")";
        } else if (EnumInterface.class.isAssignableFrom(attrMethod.getParameterTypes()[0])) {
            attrVal = toEnumAttributeValue((Class<? extends EnumInterface<String>>) attrMethod.getParameterTypes()[0],
                    attribute);
        } else {
            attrVal = null;
        }
        // if the value hasn't been identified as a known value of a typed
        // attribute
        if (attrMethod == null || attrVal == null) {
            // uses the catch-all method addAttr() as no dedicated method exists
            appendable.append(".addAttr(").append("\"").append(attrKey).append("\",")
                    .append(convertJavaStringContentToJavaDeclarableString(escapeInAttribute(attribute.getValue())))
                    .append(")");
        } else {
            // uses the dedicated method
            appendable.append(".").append(attrMethod.getName()).append("(").append(attrVal).append(")");
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void tail(final Node node, final int depth) {
        try {
            if (!isUncloseable(node)) {
                // indents
                appendable.append("        ");
                for (int spaceIndex = 0; spaceIndex < depth * 4; spaceIndex++) {
                    appendable.append(' ');
                }
                // closes the node, adds a comment (mostly for debugging
                // purposes, it helps to know what is being closed)
                appendable.append(".__()").append(" //").append(node.nodeName()).append("\n");
            }
            // when we're on the tail of the least deep node, we're at the end
            // of the visit, then appends the footer
            if (depth == 0) {
                appendFooter();
            }
        } catch (final IOException ioe) {
            LOGGER.warning("Failed to append the Java source code, cause: " + ioe.getMessage());
        }
    }
}

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Weather & Climate in Prague Detailed by Months
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Prague, the capital city of the Czech Republic, has a humid continental climate with cold winters and warm summers. Here is a general overview of the weather in Prague by month:
January: The average high temperature in January is around 2°C (36°F) and the average low is -3°C (27°F). Snow is common during this month, and the average amount of precipitation is around 23 mm.
February: The average high temperature in February is around 3°C (37°F) and the average low is -3°C (27°F). Snow is still common during this month, and the average amount of precipitation is around 23 mm.
March: The average high temperature in March is around 8°C (46°F) and the average low is -1°C (30°F). Snow is less common during this month, and the average amount of precipitation is around 27 mm.
April: The average high temperature in April is around 14°C (57°F) and the average low is 3°C (37°F). The average amount of precipitation is around 34 mm.
May: The average high temperature in May is around 19°C (66°F) and the average low is 8°C (46°F). The average amount of precipitation is around 40 mm.
June: The average high temperature in June is around 23°C (73°F) and the average low is 12°C (54°F). The average amount of precipitation is around 55 mm.
July: The average high temperature in July is around 26°C (79°F) and the average low is 14°C (57°F). The average amount of precipitation is around 60 mm.
August: The average high temperature in August is around 26°C (79°F) and the average low is 14°C (57°F). The average amount of precipitation is around 62 mm.
September: The average high temperature in September is around 21°C (70°F) and the average low is 10°C (50°F). The average amount of precipitation is around 57 mm.
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sample in September Prague
October: The average high temperature in October is around 16°C (61°F) and the average low is 6°C (43°F). The average amount of precipitation is around 45 mm.
Sample Photo in October Prague
November: The average high temperature in November is around 10°C (50°F) and the average low is 3°C (37°F). The average amount of precipitation is around 38 mm.
December: The average high temperature in December is around 4°C (39°F) and the average low is -1°C (30°F). The average amount of precipitation is around 30 mm.
It's important to note that these are just general averages, and the actual weather can vary significantly from year to year. It's always a good idea to check the forecast before planning your activities in Prague.
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Home » Archive » Crime » It's 2.5 years in fed prison for 'Revenge Porn' website king
It's 2.5 years in fed prison for 'Revenge Porn' website king
by Debbie L. Sklar December 2, 2015 December 2, 2015
The owner of a now-defunct website that trafficked in stolen nude photos of women, sometimes submitted by jilted ex-boyfriends, was sentenced Wednesday to 2 1/2 years in federal prison after one of his Los Angeles-based victims testified that her life was nearly ruined after a topless selfie that she took was posted on the site.
Hunter Moore, 29, was also ordered by U.S. District Judge Dolly Gee to undergo a mental health evaluation while behind bars, serve three years of supervised release after he gets out, and pay a $2,000 fine.
"He hid behind his online persona and engaged in aberrant behavior," Gee said from the bench. "Now you must face the consequences of your own actions. Your poor judgment has caused much pain to your victims and your family."
Moore — who pleaded guilty in February to one count each of unauthorized access to a protected computer to obtain information, and aggravated identity theft — declined to make a statement prior to sentencing. However, his attorney suggested that Moore is "ready, willing and able" to "educate" schoolchildren about the dangers of sexting and posting nude photos on the Internet.
The defendant "was the king of revenge porn — and he reveled in that," Assistant U.S. Attorney Wesley Hsu told the court.
It wasn't until Moore was arrested in January 2014 and charged in a 15- count criminal indictment that he "changed his tune," Hsu said.
According to evidence, Moore paid co-defendant Charlie "Gary Jones" Evens upward of $200 a week to break into women's email accounts and steal nude photos of them, which were posted on the now-inoperative IsAnyoneUp.com website.
Evens, 26, of Studio City, was sentenced Nov. 16 by Gee to two years in federal prison followed by three years of supervised release.
Moore posted nude or sexually explicit photos of women that were submitted without the victims' permission for "revenge" purposes, prosecutors said. The women's names, professions, social media profiles and cities of residence were often included, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Moore, who lives near Sacramento, operated the website, which had as many as 500,000 followers, for about two years before shutting down in April 2012.
The website drew media attention and Moore was profiled in Rolling Stone — which dubbed him "the most hated man on the Internet" — and appeared on TV talk shows hosted by Anderson Cooper and Dr. Drew Pinsky of "Loveline" fame.
A Los Angeles woman whose topless photo was stolen by Evens and posted by Moore told the judge of the personal chaos the illegal hacking caused.
The 28-year-old victim said Evens, who she did not previously know, hacked into her Google account, stealing the selfie that was meant for her eyes only.
"These photos had never been seen nor sent to anyone," the tearful woman said. "I emailed them to myself to eventually save on my computer. They were in a private folder called 'my pics' along with a plethora of other photos of my dogs, little brothers and such."
She said she found out that her photos had been posted online while at her job as a waitress when a friend called and urgently told her to meet her outside.
"She proceeded to tell me that I had a topless photo on the Internet along with my full name, Twitter account link and current city," the woman told the judge. "A total shock was taking over me … I felt exposed, ashamed and broke into tears. I didn't know what else to do other than call my mom. I made her promise not to tell anyone, including my father and stepfather.
"I was hoping no one would see it, but within a day, a mass text with my photo had been sent to everyone at my restaurant," the woman said. "The assistant manager said she could get me fired over it, and I lost a role in a film, not to mention the tens of thousands of strangers who saw, commented on or even possibly saved the photo."
When she got home that night, "a bunch of random guys" had added her on Facebook and were "following me on social media," she told the court.
"I received vile, sexual messages and rude comments," the woman said. "One guy even told me he saved the photo, which mortified me. The porn star Ron Jeremy even contacted me to 'talk business.' This disgusted me immensely."
Eventually, all of her friends and family found out, she said.
"I felt hurt that someone would go to such an extent to expose someone in such a nasty way," she said. "I didn't want to go anywhere or do anything. During most of the time period when my photo was on the website, I was in bed curled into a ball feeling unable to act or move. … At home, I was scared for my life. There was even a stalker parked in front of our house on two evenings."
She said that away from her home, "I had people who I didn't even know mention that they knew about the photo. It's embarrassing and heartbreaking that this is something I've been subjected to in my life. I will have to keep a Google alert on my name for the rest of my life in order to make sure that the photo does not reappear."
When she emailed Moore to ask "nicely" that her photo be removed, "he called me a whore" and posted that he had slept with her repeatedly, the woman said Wednesday.
"I had never been in the same room as Hunter Moore," she said. "This man is full of hate."
Gee thanked the woman for her "courage" in coming forward.
Moore's mother also spoke, calling her son "a good person who made a huge mistake," but said he has "come a long way."
Gee, who ordered Moore to surrender on Jan. 22 to begin serving his 30- month sentence, said the defendant was a high school dropout who had mental health issues that were only diagnosed recently.
"He has changed," Moore's attorney, Robert Holley, told the judge. "He's completely different than he was. He'll never do anything like this again."
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Maze, The
Director: William Cameron Menzies
Stars: Richard Carlson, Veronica Hurst, Katherine Emery, Michael Pate, John Dodsworth, Hillary Booke, Stanley Fraser, Lilian Bond, Owen McGiveney, Robin Hughes
Review: Someone has died at Craven Castle, located in the Scottish Highlands, and the few servants there, led by William (Michael Pate) know what they must do - contact the next in line for the baronet position. He happens to be American Gerald MacTeam (Richard Carlson) who is spending time on the French Riviera with his new fiancée Kitty (Veronica Hurst) and her aunt Edith (Katherine Emery). They are having a whale of a time as they sun themselves, enjoy the nightlife and look forward to the marriage, but when Gerald receives the telegram, he has to leave...
Whereupon he breaks off all contact with Kitty, only sending a letter to Aunt Edith by way of explanation, but that only serves to bring up more questions. This was the last feature to be directed by William Cameron Menzies, one of the greatest art designers of classic, Golden Age Hollywood, but he had a liking for helming his own films as well as decorating other people's, though the results in his case were often rather eccentric. His best known works would be the British sci-fi epic Things to Come and the eerie alien attack movie Invaders from Mars, but some have a soft spot for this, his horror movie.
It was originally made in 3-D, which explains why occasionally the cast are subjected to things - and people - flinging themselves at the camera, but not as much as you would expect, as if Menzies wasn't really interested in the possibilities other than simple gimmickry, which some would argue was the main reason for the optical effect in the first place. What was more interesting than that was the ending where we found out the big secret of Craven, and what a secret it was, often bringing on gales of laughter from those watching, though they would have to admit it would be the first time they'd ever seen a movie using that finale.
It was based around the tales of Glamis Castle, a real life mystery (or possibly myth) which claimed a relative of the Queen Mother had lived for hundreds of years thanks to his physical abnormality, supposedly making him look like a very large egg or barrel with a face. That wasn't enough for the filmmakers here, however, and they adapted this intriguing yarn into something, if it were possible, even more outrageous, and it helps for the overall effect if you're not aware of what it is before you watch it, thanks to a very long build-up to the revelation which would drag all the more if you knew what you were waiting for, patiently or otherwise. The fact that something so otherwise grave and sober-minded resolved itself like this made it even more amusing.
When Gerald tells the auntie that he will never see Kitty again, the young woman is shocked, but refuses to let him go, and contrives to get up to Scotland and visit the castle to get to the bottom of the puzzle. What she finds there is a rundown and imposing structure - and that's just Gerald, as he has aged twenty years in the interim, not to mention given up his former good humour. Still Kitty won't take no for an answer (nothing if not persistent, this girl), and manages to stay on for a while, using Edith's head cold as an excuse so she can investigate what it is that has made her lover so chilly and unfriendly and obviously stressed. Could it be something to do with the strange dragging sounds outside the locked bedroom door? And why is there a procession to the maze of the title in the grounds outside? Is there some kind of family curse on the Clan MacTeam? Although aiming for spooky and menacing, mostly this was rather dry - but that ending, hoo boy. Music by Marlin Skiles.


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"Ferris Bueller" House An Endangered Species
Three Frank Lloyd Wright buildings also put on endangered list
By Nicola Orichuia	• Published at 2:12 pm on September 16, 2009
Jipsy Castillo
Just like the titular devil-may-care teenager, the house made famous in the '80s comedy "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" is a one-of-a-kind.
But it's also an endagered species.
The glass-enclosed Highland Park homes has been included on the "Ten Most Endangered Historic Places in Illinois," a list by non-profit Landmarks Illinois, reported Tribune Media Co. Each of the historic homes on the list -- which includes a group of homes in Naperville, the original Libertyville High School and a three Frank Lloyd Wright homes -- is in danger of being torn down.
The list was unveiled at the State Capitol in Springfield this morning.
The "Ferris Bueller house is located in Highland Park and was designed by architect A. James Speyer. It was built between 1952 and 1954 and is currently on sale for $2.3 million.
The man who made it famous, John Hughes, died last month.