There's lots of things to be said about what just happened over the past couple days, and sadly I don't have much time right now, but answers will be given asap to all of you. What matters for now is that a PSP Kernel exploit, as well as a CFW relying on it, fully working on the PS Vita, was leaked 2 days ago by a "Sam Jordam" guy on Youtube (download links below). One of the main persons behind this work (which wasn't supposed to be released now), famous PSP developer Coldbird, decided to leave the scene today, after this leak happened.
I will give as much details as I can in the days to come, but for now let me just say that the files that were leaked have been confirmed by Coldbird to contain a Kernel exploit, but these files are encrypted, and potentially useless for anybody who does not have strong reverse engineering skills. Coldbird has confirmed to me (and in his blog) he has no plan anymore to release this CFW, so what we have here is a Kernel exploit that will most likely be wasted since I expect Sony to patch the vulnerability in a firmware update.
In addition to the Kernel exploit leak, the name of a game with a usermode exploit (as well as the user mode exploit) was also leaked. That game is the PSP Mini Urbanix, which, if you can read between the lines, readers of this blog already knew was vulnerable. If you are on 1.81, I recommend you get this game before it gets removed from the PSN, fully knowing that as of now, I personally don't have anything running on this exploit (in particular no VHBL release is ready for this yet).
People who are running on 1.80 with the Monster Hunter exploits might want to stay on 1.80. If anything useful ever comes out of the kernel exploit, I am sure it will run fine on Monster Hunter as well.
At this point I think a bit more info is required about the leaker and how all of this was leaked. A private group of beta testers existed for this exploit, and in a sad chain of events, this person (who goes by the names of Sam Jordam, Batman:beyond, or ipadboy, among other of his identities) got his hands on these files through some basic social engineering, and decided to publish them.
It needs to be emphasized that all people involved were aware of the legal risk of publicly releasing such a tool, but this person seems to not be afraid of that (good for him, I guess, he probably thinks he can succeed where geohot and graf_chokolo failed). The hackers even went as far as encrypting the files to limit the damage in case those files were stolen, which is why, in their current state, the files are useless.
I also need to insist on the fact that, in unrelated events, this person had threatened the security of my site several times in the past, involving threats of hacking this site, attempts at stealing information, illegal port and vulnerability scanning, as well as threats to some members of our community and some of our moderators. This person also insists on his video that hackers were trying to hide this hack from the scene in order to enjoy the hack for themselves, which is not true. Simply, most hackers working on that type of thing are realistic about the legal risks of enabling piracy on Sony's latest device, which doesn't seem to have crossed that individual's mind. In other words, a truly great person, who doesn't seem to worry he is doing illegal stuff.
Some of you might question the decision from Coldbird to leave the scene and not release his work after this. Please understand that it was not an easy decision for him, but there is way too much risk in releasing a Kernel exploit on the PS Vita right now, from a legal point of view. Sam Jordam took the risk of being the first person to release a tool that could easily enable PSP piracy on the PS Vita, while reasonable hackers were all clever enough to avoid these dangerous waters until know, and keep their work for themselves. Will this lead to Sony taking legal action against this guy? I can't tell for sure, but other hackers didn't want to be the ones testing the waters for that. Their files were stolen, so legally everything is on this guy's shoulders, and I understand that nobody else would want to share the legal burden with a leaker, so there is a huge risk nobody will ever even try to touch these files.
There is also the feeling in the community right now that this person should not be helped. He decided to leak some files? Good for him, now let's let him reverse engineer the files, and figure out a way to get it to work for everybody else. And if some of you disagree with this and think he could use some help, for the good of the community, then knock yourself out, the files are out in the open, I won't judge (I'm sure most users would be happy with a PSP Kernel exploit on the vita right now).
As far as I'm concerned, I will try to get at least VHBL to run on the Game exploit, in order for this to not go to waste, and some people have already offered some help on that (they will be named in time).
Keep in mind that all that's happening today is the result of the actions of one single person, and that is the only person to blame.
TL,DR: Some files containing a User mode exploit in Urbanix, as well as a Kernel exploit (that still has to be reverse engineered) were leaked by a youtube user named Sam Jordam. This guy was a known a##hole for some time already, and has proven to be up to his reputation. The files he stole then leaked are encrypted and not usable for anybody in their current state. One of the only persons who could have helped with this, famous hacker Coldbird, decided to leave the scene after this. There is so far one can go for the love of homebrews.
Bye Coldbird, and thanks for everything !
The real issue I have with this is the immaturity. One person proves untrustworthy and immature and releases completely non-functional work so another person proves immature and promises that no one will have the working version. It's that act of punishing the innocent for the actions of a guilty party that I have a serious problem with and it shows a distinct lack of maturity and foresight as this seems to happen over and over and over in emulation/software hacking communities.
Coldbird's goal was not to punish anybody, he just needed the break after an intense amount of stress. Try to remember everything he's done for the scene over the past 2 years before you judge. At this point it's crazy there are still people who question his decisions given how relentless he has been in improving his tools for the scene.
I didn't read his story as I dont have that much time to waste in my busy day.
I've also just about ignored the PSP scene for a few years. If he's done well and just needs a break then fine, good on him.
I thought he was one of those *** that just had a hissy fit coz his exploit got leaked. I never cared for those devs. Looks like all they want is fame where they should be in it for the scene and against Sony.
People know me, know what I'm about and know I speak my mind sometimes without reading before posting. I'm one for sharing for free and not one that wants fame.
I'm out there in the public and I know what it wants. "In the public" as I work with a console repair and sales shop. everyday people come in and ask for things so I know what they want. These days they are asking if the Vita has a CFW and if it can run backups yet so thats what the public want.
We help them the best we can but it ends up with you guys finding the exploits and releasing them. I dont direct them to HBL/VHBL as its useless as it will only work till the next firmware. Same thing goes for tethered iPhone jailbreaks.
Well, thats enough from me. Good luck Coldbird in whatever you chose to do.
I am with the public and waiting for an ISO/backup loader to be released.
I gave the wrong person keys to my house and someone has taken a bottle of my wine.
I was saving that wine until it was old enough to drink.
I will never drink alcohol and never let anyone in my house again.
I had the cork glued though so good luck opening it.
When would my wine ever be old enough? That is the question.
There will always be one more year that I want it to age.
It is humanity's fault because that one person couldn't be trusted.
To be honest, PSP drama has been going on ever since i can remember.. Back when M33 CFW bricked PSPs when eboots were edited… my point is… im sad that the psp scene is dead, but also happy that maybe finally people will learn to respect these amazing people, and remember the things they have done. Good luck Coldbird.. tbh, i was actually hoppin he'd keep working on and release the Prometheus Online for PSP-1000… seems like that dream is down the drain as well.
Good bye PSP-Scene, may you RIP.
leaving the 'scene' is pointless.
about as pointless as hiding your head in the sand with your body sticking out and thinking your hidden from the world and no one can see you or the problems around you.
Sorry to hear your work was leaked but thats the risk you take when you put files into other peoples hands.
Even when I had custom fw on my old psp, I still bought all my games. I just liked and enjoyed the ability to do more with it.
Remember when those eboots were getting edited. I was the one that stood up for everyone and I ruined the forum of the guy that did it. 😀 It took him months to get his forum back up and running again and he lost about 6-12 months of posts. LOL. That'll teach him for bricking peoples PSPs and editing files he shouldn't be editing.
Still I get abused for sticking up for the public.
Since D_A left the scene there has always been drama in the scene. Nobody is as good as him and everyone that tried just copied his work but couldn't do as good he did.
Now its just full of *** crying when leaks happen because they sit on it for ages and dont release it to the public. OF COURSE it will be leaked if you dont release it and its something the public really want.
Doesn't matter how good they are, if they dont release anything they are as useless as the next troll.
Kernel exploits usually have no reliance on the game its self, it just requires a way to execute the exploit, so a usermode exploit is just the way in. As long as we have a usermode exploit, we can run this kernel exploit, right up to the point at which it's decrypted and released, and therefore patched. Never think that a kernel exploit is always reliant on a game, as that's simply not the case.
my point is the game will be patched next firmware update.
oh well i dont have enough knowledge about this thing.
I have extra respect for developers who actually takes responsibility for piracy issue. This seems to be the case here. Instead of just releasing it at once, it is nice to see that they concider the outcome of the release.
Wait! What about UVLOADER is that still going or is this project based on that.
Won't support this guy ever.
Every Dev outta here should not support this guy or even try to reverse the files.
Wow, Sad that every time Wololo posts something about homebrews, there are only 30 comments, but when Wololo talks about ColdBird leaving, it gets a shitload of comments. Why weren't all the people here saying thanks to all the homebrews? That's sad and you know who you are you greedy ignorant ***.
That because we all come to his site, and every body knows wololo is the man. He is an awesome dev, and he keeps us all up to date with his site. He knows hes the man. Im one of who know how many people on this site. Even if I sat here all day parsing wololo, I dont think he knows im here. Im grateful for his, and all the devs hard work, but most of them do it because they love it; not to get props from the community. Most Devs know that their work is GREATLY appreciated by most of the users.
I say most because we all know there is always some son of an onion that is selfish, but what can you do.
Why should we comment every single homebrews and news on this site? And we talking not just about coldbird leaved the scene but about leaked CFW as well, you uneducated swine.
WOW!!! I just read Coldbirds explanation on his page and judging from Sam's response to Colbird's fair warning, I have to say this Sam kid seems like a complete sociopath.
His response almost sounds quoted from some action movie strait from the villains mouth.
Whatever this Sam kid gets; he totally asked for it, and deserves whatever horrors are coming his way.
Honestly I feel a bit bad for the kid. He's probably one of these guys that tries way to hard to be liked by people, and only gets on every bodies nerves.
Hi guy, the trick for have urbanix and Jewel keepers free run always in FB !
P.S : sorry for my bad english but i'm french !
Me and my friends have got the necessary skills to get this working. Even a uni teacher said he will help. The only thing is that they don't no the ps vita functions and how it runs. And they don't have time to learn. I'm not asking for anything jus how would I go about doing it my self. What files are encrypted and what files are. Needed to complete this?
Would this exploit work for the super collapse 3 vhbl if it gets cracked?
So what do we do? Do we stick to 1.80 /1.81 waiting for a hypothetical something to be released (and maybe wait for ages)? Or should we upgrade to play future hits such Call of or Assassin's Creed and access PSN when the exploit is patched with firmware 1.82?
I'm not saying what he did was right, but at least he acknowledges his mistake and gave an apology in the video. Maybe coldbird might come back to the scene one day, me personally from a programmers perspective. If you really love doing something, you don't let anybody stop you from doing such. Their Encrypted and probably won't ever be usable. They were even being cautious about the whole privacy thing, which is a huge step. Look at how jailbreaking the iDevices went in history.
lol apology videos… more like sarcasm to me.. notice the latest video, he puts a slideshow of dead birds… to me, he is mocking us..
You serious? He posted another video of dead birds… Obviously mocking Coldbird. I think Coldbird deserves a huge long break. The guy has worked so hard over the past few years making amazing stuff for many users.
Love Coldbird very much but this part of the scene he wont be seeing again me and him agreed that making a family is more important. He will be still working on his pro online though which he enjoys.
The differece betweeen coldbird and comex is, comex had released their work and worked hard to finnish it, and couldbird no, do what is more easy, left the scene.
Is it just me or are 80% of the people in the PSP hacking community whiny, selfish, 12 year old aspies? Every time a post is made on this site a bunch of little faggots come in and *** DEMAND these kind people to release tools that they know would ruin the Vita at a very early time in it's life. Have some *** class or a little restraint at the least.
All the small files if you make the uppercase and make sure they are in the 8+3 files system they do copy over but the long files dont.
I'm guessing all the future hacks will need to be changed to fit into this file system.
F**k U!! sam jordam! I hope sony gets him real hard… and Good luck Coldbird, you've done enough. And thanks for your handwork and time to the psp scene! we'll really miss you allot!
Today someone else published a working CFW for the Urbanix Exploit on a German Playstation Forum. Now ISO/CSO and everything else possible on the PSP is also possible on the Vita. PSV is going down like PSP was. And now you can imagine why Coldbird left the scene.
This is what we've been after. The next thing is to stop Sony from taking it away.
No, I really can't imagine why someone would leave the scene because tools they were working on to hack a device were released by someone else in working form. The Vita is already floundering by all standards, there have even been entire articles published about how third parties just aren't really 'interested' in the device..and before you whiners start crying about hackers that has nothing to do with it at this stage. As nice as the handheld is, I'd much rather be able to use it for emulators and my old library of psx games than be stuck with 2-5 vita releases that are actually promising IN A YEAR.
I am always so impressed with peoples knowledge in the scene, and it is such a privilege to use their tools. I have a beginners knowledge on programming and it really needs to be your passion to reach levels like I see on these sites.
To see Cold Bird need a break is nothing out of the ordinary. My passion is art and there are days I'm so sick of the idea of creating that I can't lift a pencil or brush much less create.
I just want devs to know out there that there are people who really appreciate your work and don't feel you owe us a thing. A passion is for you and you alone and I feel privileged to be allowed to use the result of your abilities. Thank you.
huh…now can't get the "Urbanix" from PSN,good job sony.
You know those files that were leaked by that *** sam whatever his name is. I downloaded the leaked files. They contain Vboot files. They did not work when I first tried them, but then I changed the vboot to eboot ad they worked. I am not sure if they can run full speed psx games, but from the comments I heard that it can. Does anyone know where they can get the leaked files. If not I can upload a link to them. But it seems just like a VHBL to me.
Let's hope Coldbird doesn't back out again on the scene and releases his ARK port on 3.60 soon.


Theresa May's snap election — which, she said, was called to strengthen her hand in negotiations with the European Union over Brexit — has ended chaotically for the Conservative party with a hung parliament. Nonetheless, it is in the process of forming a government in an alliance with Northern Ireland's DUP.
We pulled together our own snap podcast on Friday morning to pick over the carcass of this election, which was defined—not by the stuff that happened online, be it Facebook ads, so-called fake news, or even a high-profile hack of one of the main candidates—but rather by good, old-fashioned campaigning.
Alex DePledge, chair of tech lobbying group Coadec, joined us in a swift postmortem of the election result to ask what all of this means for the tech world.
UpVote is a Wired and Ars Technica UK co-production hosted by Rowland Manthorpe and Kelly Fiveash. This episode was recorded on the morning of Friday, June 9—just hours after the hung parliament was confirmed.


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Movies starring Allen Covert
Happy Gilmore (1996)
92 mins Comedy, Sport
Happy Gilmore - Adam Sandler stars as Happy, a failed ice hockey player who discovers a gift for golf when trying to save his Grandma from losing her home...
The Wedding Singer (1998)
93 mins Comedy, Romance
Once upon a time there was a fresh faced comedian by the name of Adam Sandler whose humour brought joy to millions, well a few hundred people, but over the years it became apparent that in fact Sandler was a one trick pony an...
Big Daddy (1999)
"Big Daddy" sees Adam Koufax a slacker who finds himself forced to look after a young boy called Julian (Cole and Dylan Sprouse) and whilst struggles finds himself growing to love the young boy as if he was his own....
Little Nicky (2000)
90 mins Comedy
I could sum up "Little Nicky" very quickly and in a few short words, it's an Adam Sandler movie you know what to expect. But to be honest that is actually being a little generous because there are some genuinely good Adam San...
It seems so wrong to say that Adam Sandler's "Mr. Deeds" is a remake of "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town" because they are very different movies despite using the same basic storyline and both being comedies. Frank Capra's "Mr. Deeds ...
50 First Dates (2004)
Following the success of "The Wedding Singer" which gave us the enjoyable pairing of Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore, it came as no surprise to me when they paired up again for the "Groundhog Day" style comedy "50 First Dates...
I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry (2007)
111 mins Comedy, Romance
Watching a new Adam Sandler movie can easily be compared to watching the third movie in a trilogy. You've invested time in the first two movies and although you know the third movie will probably be unoriginal and lacking you...
Strange Wilderness (2008)
I guess Adam Sandler was either sick or booked up when "Strange Wilderness" went in to production as it features all his cronies in the sorts of roles they would occupy if Sandler was in the lead. That is as interesting as I ...
Paul Blart: Mall Cop (2009)
I'm a huge fan of "The Big Bang Theory" and I remember an episode where Sheldon references "Paul Blart: Mall Cop" in a disparaging way. That along with a general negativity from many reviewers had put me off watching it despi...
Jack and Jill (2011)
Jack and Jill: Adam Sandler stars as Jack and his twin sister Jill whose annual visit becomes a much longer stay as Al Pacino falls for her...
Just Go with It: Adam Sandler stars as plastic surgeon Danny who to try and score with a younger woman persuades his assistant to masquerade as his soon to be divorced wife...
* This is purely a list of reviews on The Movie Scene featuring the name Allen Covert as one of the principle cast members.
Simple list of Allen Covert movies
Van Wilder 2: The Rise of Taj (2006)

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Q: vb sql query on field of different types I am using SQL command with VB on recordset object.
I am retrieving data from a table in excel, my column of data(param) contains 2 types of data either numbers or characters.
When I run the query I get a type mismatch error.
the query is for instance:
SELECT * FROM TABLE WHERE param=3 OR param=F

I also tried
SELECT * FROM TABLE WHERE param=3 OR param='F'

with quotes and same miss match error
When I try:
SELECT * FROM TABLE WHERE param=3

the query returns data correctly.
any idea what I need to do?
thanks for your help.

A: There may be another solution to this problem, but you can use this approach as well
SELECT *
FROM TABLE
WHERE CAST(param AS VARCHAR(30)) = '3' OR CAST(param AS VARCHAR(30)) = 'F'

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Blu-ray Review: Rick and Morty: Season 1 (Blu-ray)
Adventure Time: The Complete Fourth Season
Mickey Donald Goofy: Three Musketeers 10th Anniversary Edition (Blu-ray + DVD + Digital HD)
Rick and Morty: Season 1 just came out on blu-ray, and this was my first exposure to it. I truly didn't know what kind of cartoon to expect but was pleasantly surprised to find a hilarious, sometimes obscene and vulgar show about a crazy, drunken, genius grandpa named Rick and his timid 14 year old grandson Morty that find themselves on wacky adventures on alien words and alternate realities. It's definitely not intended for kids! I mean, in the first episode, Rick has Morty shove two giant seeds up his butt. And later tells Morty to shoot their perusers as they're just robots, but when Morty nails one the blood, bone, and guts prove they are definitely not robots!
Rick is a crazy, wild-eyed scientist in the vein of Doc Brown from Back to the Future, except that Rick is a drunk and sociopath. After being missing for years, he recently shows up and moves in with his daughter and son-in-law, and kinda takes a liking to his grandson, Morty. Together they go on many strange adventures and get into all sorts of trouble, like when Rick accidentally mutates everyone in the world and is unable to fix it, so instead travels to an alternate universe where everything is okay except that the Rick and Morty from that universe just died so that they can take over their dead counterparts lives.
Morty's parents, Jerry and Beth, and his sister Summer, also sometimes find themselves in in unusual situations thanks to Rick, but other times just the normal family life it entertaining enough. Jerry works at an advertising firm, at least until he is fired, and Beth is a heart surgeon for horses. Their relationship frequently seems to be on thin ice due to Jerry's insecurities, but they always seem to work things out. And Summer can be a bit shallow, but even she learns a thing or two.
This is a very entertaining show, and a show like I haven't seen in quite a while. Sort of like a more risky, adult version of Futurama. All eleven episodes from the first season are contained on in this release, and there are even commentaries for every episode. Special guests on the commentaries include Matt Groening, Al, Jen, and more. There's also a behind the scenes featurette, animatics, and deleted scenes.
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Anonymous Soldiers: The Struggle for Israel, 1917-1947
A Concise History of the Modern World: 1500 to the Present: A Guide to World Affairs
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The History of Ukraine. The Greenwood Histories of the Modern Nations
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The Oxford Illustrated History of the Reformation (Oxford Illustrated Histories)
American Web Equipment 1967-1991
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The Tigers of Bastogne: Voices of the 10th Armored Division in the Battle of the Bulge
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The gallant stand of the 101st Airborne Division at Bastogne has long become part of historical and media legend. But how many students of the war realize there was already a U.S. unit holding the town when they arrived? And this unit—the 10th Armored Division—continued to play a major role in its defense throughout the German onslaught.
In The Tigers of Bastogne, authors King and Collins finally detail the travails of this young armored division, which had only arrived in Europe that fall, yet found itself subject to the full brunt of Manteuffel's Fifth Panzer Army in the Ardennes. At first overwhelmed, and then falling back to protect the vital crossroads, the 10th Armored was reinforced (not "saved") by the Screaming Eagles, and its men and tanks went on to contribute largely to America's victory in its largest battle of the war.
The 10th Armored had only arrived in Europe that September, as part of Patton's Third Army, and their divisional motto, "Terrify and Destroy," was somewhat belied by the onslaught of Nazi panzers that burst across no-man's-land on December 16. Instead their nickname, "The Tiger Division," became fully earned, as they went on the defensive at Bastogne, surrounded by an entire German army, yet refused to concede a single inch of ground not earned with blood.
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An Illustrated Data Guide to Modern Reconnaissance Aircraft
Asiatic Land Battles: Allied Victories in China and Burma (The Military History of World War II vol.10)
Panzer III at War 1939-1945 (Images of War)
Modelling the IS Heavy Tank (Osprey Modelling №9)
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Torgus (1921)
aka Verlogene Moral, Torgus the Coffin Maker
Directed by Hanns Kobe
Featuring Gerd Fricke, Ferdinand Gregori, Eugen Klopfer
What it is: Drama
A strict aunt plans to send her nephew away to agricultural school, only to learn that one of her maids is pregnant with the nephew's child. She sends the nephew away and hides the maid in the house of a local coffin-maker, and then steals the baby away from the maid after it is born.
For the most part, there is certainly nothing here that would make this rather dark drama qualify as a horror movie. However, there is a final macabre turn to the tale that pushes it into horror territory, and that's why it's being covered here. This one was quite difficult to find, and the only copy I've been able to acquire is in very poor condition; this makes it a little difficult to follow, and though I've heard that it has some of the same expressionistic style of THE CABINET OF DR. CALIGARI, it's hard to confirm that with this print. I quite liked it overall; it's a sad tale of cruelty and tragedy, and even with the print in the condition it is, it retains some of its power.
The Neverending Story (1984)
aka Die unendliche Geschichte
Directed by Wolfgang Petersen
Featuring Noah Hathaway, Barret Oliver, Tami Stronach
Country: West Germany / USA
What it is: High fantasy
A young boy leading a troubled life manages to get a book that he is told is too dangerous for him to read. He reads it and finds himself immersed in a quest to save the land of Fantasia from being consumed by nothingness, but he soon discovers that he has more invested in the story than he thinks…
I've not read the book on which this movie was based, but I do know that the movie only covers about half of the book, and that author Michael Ende was not happy with this adaptation of his work. Even without being familiar with the book itself, I do sense that there is something a bit incomplete about the movie, and there are some scenes that seem too pat (in particular, a revenge scene involving three bullies) while others seem anti-climatic. Still, there's enough here to make me look forward to reading the novel someday, and there are some moments that I like very much indeed. This was apparently the most expensive movie made in West Germany at that time, and though the special effects aren't always convincing, they are fun and atmospheric. My favorite scene is the saddest in the movie; it's the scene where the Rock Biter talks about his hands. In a sense, it feels somewhat like a children's version of the Thomas Covenant novels by Stephen R. Donaldson. I don't quite rate it with the best fantasy movies I've seen, but I do think it is very good.
aka Night Creature
Directed by Lee Madden
Featuring Donald Pleasence, Nancy Kwan, Ross Hagen
What it is: Wild animal on the loose saga
A famous big-game hunter, shamed by having become frightened during a hunt for a dangerous leopard, has the beast captured and taken to his island. He dismisses all his servant, and then releases the animal so he can have one final showdown with it. Then members of his family unexpectedly show up…
You know, when you're engaged on a project like mine, you find yourself encountering the same stories over and over again so often that you find yourself welcoming any one that is different enough to provide some variety. This one has a premise novel enough to qualify, and therefore I found myself liking this one more than I probably should. That's not to say that I don't see problems with it. The script and direction often misfire, with certain themes left underdeveloped, other themes handled with total lack of subtlety (we only really need to see the hunter's and leopard's face in double exposure ONCE, thank you), a little too much padding here and there, overused effects (they use what I suspect is the same shot of the leopard's face in the darkness at least ten times), and an inability to really tap into the suspense inherent in the premise. I am glad that it works occasionally, and much of this has to do with Pleasence's performance. Of course, there's also the issue as to whether this is strictly genre or not. The leopard might be considered a monster of sorts, but I'm not sure the movie does anything with the hint that the beast might be supernatural, nor do I know whether the hints of a psychic link between the hunter and the leopard is enough to make it qualify. Still, it did lend a little variety to my recent viewing schedule.
Bigfoot: The Mysterious Monster (1975)
aka The Mysterious Monsters
Date: 3-9-2014
Directed by Robert Guenette
Featuring Peter Graves, Peter Hurkos, William Stenberg
What it is: Cryptozoology documentary
Peter Graves examines the evidence for the existence of Bigfoot, as well as evidence for other rumored monsters.
I wonder if Peter Graves himself undertook the investigation of the evidence of the existence of Bigfoot (as he claims to do in the film), or whether that was just a conceit of the script for this documentary. Whatever the case, I will give the movie credit for being one of the more focused and entertaining of the documentaries of this era that claimed to deal with realms of the fantastic. I myself would love it if these creatures existed, though I do remain skeptical, and I don't consider the existence of this documentary as ironclad proof in and of itself. There's a number of touches I like. One is Peter Graves' noticeable irritation in his interview with a scientist who dismisses the eyewitness accounts of the creature because they aren't on the same level as palpable physical evidence, an encounter which leads to the exploration into the disparity between scientific evidence and legal evidence. I also like the encounter with a genuine Bigfoot hoaxer. There's also an interesting point/counterpoint sequence in the discussion of the famous Patterson footage. Still, I think one of the most striking touches of the documentary is the emphasis on the olfactory reactions to the encounters with Bigfoot, as it strikes me that someone faking a Bigfoot encounter might actually miss giving details on how he smelled. In the end, I quite enjoyed this one, and it actually does come from Sunn Classics.
Mutant (1984)
aka Night Shadows
Directed by John "Bud" Cardos and Mark Rosman
Featuring Wings Hauser, Bo Hopkins, Jody Medford
What it is: Toxic zombie movie
Two brothers get trapped in a small Southern town where the residents are suffering from a flu-like plague. However, the plague ends up turning them into bloodthirsty zombies with a toxic touch.
The movie has a 4.7 rating on IMDB, which is not very good, but I think I like it a little better than that. It's made with a certain amount of competence, the characters don't annoy me, and the music isn't a turn-off, and, in general, I find the movie watchable enough. There's a few script problems, to be sure, and there are times where the characters don't always act with much in the way of intelligence. The primary problem with the movie is that it's pretty derivative of any number of "zombies on the loose" movies, and its few original ideas don't really lift it above the pack. I suppose I'm damning the movie with faint praise, but one of its strengths is that the moments that don't work don't make me hate the movie, but then, maybe that just means it caught me in a good mood, but there it is. I've sat through better, but I've sat through a lot worse.
La paura degli automobili nemici (1915)
aka Breakdown of the Aeromobiles, Fear of Zeppelins
Directed by Andre Deed
Featuring Andre Deed, Leonie Laporte, Domenico Gambino
What it is: Slapstick comedy
A newly-married man ends up ruining his wedding night when he believes the city is undergoing a zeppelin attack, and he proves incompetent at following the safety instructions for such an event.
Here's another title that has been retrieved from my "ones that got away" list, as a copy of it became available to me. I have a little background to cover on this title, though. It first entered my hunt list as BREAKDOWN OF THE AEROMOBILES, a title that certainly made it sound like a science fiction epic about flying cars. However, it turns out that this title was the translation of a misspelling of the original title; the Italian word "Panna" means breakdown, and the Italian word "Paura" means fear. Furthermore, as exotic as an aeromobile sounds, it turns out that the Italian word "aeromobili" actually translates as zeppelin. Hence, the correct translation of the title is FEAR OF ZEPPELINS. You'll notice that the science fiction content has flown out the window.
Furthermore, having seen the movie, you don't even get a zeppelin; the hero only thinks there's a zeppelin invasion when he mistakes a honking horn as an alarm. Most of the movie has him destroying everything around him as he incompetently tries to follow the instructions on a zeppelin defense flier he has seen. Andre Deed does seem to be pretty creative with slapstick mayhem, but since the subtitles in the short were all in Italian, I couldn't quite appreciate it because I never really knew just what he failed to understand in the instructions. But, in short, there's no fantastic content here, and the title only made it to my hunt list as the result of a series of mistakes, which, if you think about it, parallels what happens in the movie itself.
Marta (1971)
Directed by Jose Antonio Nieves Conde
Featuring Marisa Mell, Stephen Boyd, George Rigaud
Country: Spain / Italy
What it is: Psycho thriller
A disturbed man who murdered his own mother takes in a murderess who bears a strong resemblance to the man's estranged wife. This does not sound like the beginning of a healthy relationship…
This is one of those movies that I thought I had pegged early on; it's made of so many familiar elements (a disturbed man with sexual hang-ups that involve his mother, a woman who bears an uncanny resemblance to the man's first wife, sinister secrets in mansion) that I expected very little in the way of surprises in the way it would unfold. I was wrong; there are indeed surprises, things didn't quite pan out the way I expected, and everything was just a little more complicated than I expected it would be. Yet, for all that, I can't really say I like the movie. The characters seem to undergo too many jarring mood swings, parts of it seem very contrived, and there are other moments that strike false notes. In fact, despite some very definite horror trappings, it doesn't feel like a horror movie, and when I look over the movie as a whole, the main point of it seems to be to reveal the precise nature of the man's mental illness. It's an interesting movie, there's no doubt, but I would have liked it a lot more if it had rang true more often.
Man in Outer Space (1962)
aka Man from the First Century, Muz z prvniho stoleti
Directed by Oldrich Lipsky
Featuring Milos Kopecky, Radovan Lukavsky, Anita Kajlichova
Country: Czechoslovakia
What it is: Science fiction comedy
A repairman accidentally launches himself into space on a rocket. He returns to Earth 500 years into the future to find a Utopian society, which he seeks to exploit with the help of a space alien who is capable of turning himself invisible.
I like Czech science fiction, and I really enjoyed Lipsky's I KILLED EINSTEIN, GENTLEMAN when I saw it. This one isn't quite up to that level, though I know the substandard dubbing on my copy of the movie is probably a big stumbling block in appreciating the movie. Most of the humor is quite obvious; a greedy con man tries to take advantage of his unique position as a relic from an earlier time and his secret involvement with a scientifically superior extraterrestrial entity to amass a fortune, but finds that not only is the world not designed for him to take advantage of, but that he himself is eventually considered insane. More interesting is the alien himself, who sees things only in patterns and attempts to gain an understanding of this thing the humans call love. The ideas are interesting, and there's a lot of imagination in the set design and special effects, but (in the dubbed English version at least), the laughs aren't there. Still, it manages to have some points of interest, and it does have a great ending line.
Man from Atlantis (1977)
Directed by Lee H. Katzin
Featuring Patrick Duffy, Belinda Montgomery, Dean Santoro
What it is: Science fiction TV pilot
When an amphibious man is found washed up on the shore, the military takes control of him and makes his existence a national secret. He is then sent out on his first mission: to locate a submarine that has gone missing.
I've already seen other episodes of the "Man from Atlantis" TV series; this, the pilot episode, is easily the best of what I've seen so far. Part of the reason is that the script is much stronger than the ones I've seen in the other entries of the series, particularly during the opening scenes of the movie. The other reason is the appearance of Victor Buono as the villain in the second half of the movie. Now, I've seen Buono as a villain many times, but his performance of Mr. Schubert here as a man brimming with folksy affability is a brilliant move; based on this performance alone, his character has catapulted to my list of all-time favorite TV villains. My other feelings about elements of the series remain the same; Patrick Duffy is much more interesting under the water than he is on dry land, and the show in general handles the underwater scenes very well.
Directed by David Greene
Featuring Bette Davis, Robert Wagner, Denholm Elliott
What it is: Supervillain story
A CIA agent who has left the agency is kidnapped by a powerful supervillainess known as Madame Sin, who recruits him to help her to steal a Polaris submarine.
This movie actually has a decent rating on IMDB (at the time I write this, 7.0), but the user comments seem to be largely negative, which makes me suspect that the movie is one of those that splits its audience. I wonder if what many people don't like about it is what I do like about it. It's working in a very familiar genre (the supervillain/superspy story), but it jettisons many of its conventions. It's stylishly directed, but in a totally different way than the other ones I've seen, though it does remind me a little bit of the Dr. Phibes movies. The movie is full of interesting and curious scenes, such as the one in which the hero, temporarily deaf, tries to get a tourist to make a phone call for him. And because it's defying, bending and playing with conventions, it's somewhat unpredictable; there are several plot surprises along the way. Those who love the conventions of the supervillain genre may feel put off, but I personally liked to see something really different done with the ideas. There's plenty of gadgetry to add the fantastic content, and I like all three central performances in the movie. I thoroughly enjoyed this one.


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Jerry Hudson is a former Canadian ice hockey player.  He played several seasons with clubs in the United Kingdom and Italy, and a season both in the Netherlands, and Austria during the 1950s and 60s.

Born in Gananoque, Ontario, Hudson played in Scotland, first two (or three) seasons Dunfermline Vikings, where in 1950-1 and 1952-3 he was named Scottish League All-Star B Team member. The following two seasons he spent with Falkirk Lions.  In 1955 he joined Nottingham Panthers, staying for two seasons.

Hudson joined Serie A club HC Bolzano in 1957.  Where he played (if he played) between 1960 and '64 is not documented.  For the 1964-5 season he played for Dutch side Den Haag Wolves.  For 1966-7 he played for Austrian club Wiener EV before rejoining Bolzano, where he stayed to the end of the following season.  He spent 1969-70 with A.S. Asiago, also in Italy.

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A study of right and left hands working autonomously, Alpha Centauri is a powerful work of rhythmic power. Viewers will note the faint image of artist Cindy Blackman Santana at work crafting the piece in canvas' center.
Measuring 40"x 30" on canvas, there are a total of 10 canvases in the edition. Each is numbered and individually signed by Cindy Blackman Santana. All ships with Certificate of Authenticity.


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This amazing Vietnam package tour has all the tops of Vietnam attractions – Old historic Hanoi, easy adventure to the Kingdom of fascinating scenenry - Sapa, luxury Halong bay cruises around spectacular Bay and sampan through charming countrysides. Limited offers for the best of Vietnam package tours.
Trip name: Best Of Vietnam.
Length of the trip: 8 days and 7 nights.
Enjoy sightseeing Hanoi tours to the top attractions of charming thousand year old capital: first, HoChiMinh Mausoleum and One Pillar Pagoda with unique buddhism architecture. Then, Temple of Literature(First University built in the 11 Century) and old Hanoi Hilton hotel.
On arrival in Laocai at 05:00 am, drive uphill to Sapa. About 1,600 meters higher than the sea level, Sapa is the former natural Kingdom for French administrators' vacations.
Amazing Sapa is the spirit of all Vietnam holiday packages. The colourful lands of 7 ethnic minorities in simple lifestyle and their very basic conditions of living will enrich your lifetime travel experience. After breakfast, see local market and Sapa town where the ethnic people are frequently seen. It is so nice to chat with them and see their local textiles and handicraft along the street.
Visit Ham rong flower garden. Trek to the top for the paradomic view of the whole Sapa town. Back to your hotel to check out.
Pick up at the station at 05:00. Drive to Hoan Kiem lake to see morning Taichi and other morning exercise. Transfer you to Halong Bay through the scenic countryside. Check in one of luxury Halong bay cruises.
Add unique experience on amazing Vietnam package tour to your life travel collection. If not fully satisfied with the trip, you will have money back. Limited offers.
Note: The price is applied until 30th Sep 2010. Many tourists chose this Vietnam package tour with 3 day Halong bay tour, the best of all Vietnam tours. If you want, please contact Sale person.


Become the legendary Cad Bane, a bounty hunter from Duros who reigned as the best in the business following the death of Jango Fett. Our authentic Cad Bane costumes for adults and children allow you to bring this unique Clone Wars character to life. If you are looking for a way to stand out in your Star Wars group costume this Halloween, a Cad Bane costume is the way to go!


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Mountain bike trails > United States > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia > Schuylkill River Trail
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Level: Easiest
Length: 27 mi (43.5 km)
Surface: Greenway
Configuration: Out & Back
Elevation: +346/320 ft
Total: 18 riders
Mountain Biking Schuylkill River Trail
#182 of 294 mountain bike trails in Pennsylvania
#8,864 in the world
The Valley Forge to Philadelphia segment of the Schuylkill River Trail stretches 27 miles along the historic Schuylkill River, from downtown Philadelphia at the Philadelphia Museum of Art out to Montgomery County and Valley Forge National Historic Park. In Philadelphia, the trail uses Fairmount Park trails and the Manayunk Canal towpath. In Montgomery County, the trail follows a former Pennsylvania Railroad line. The trail is the spine of the Schuylkill River Heritage Corridor, a five-county area designated as both a State and National Heritage Area.
Originally conceived of by the Fairmount Park Commission, the trail route grew to include many municipalities. Montgomery County constructed the trail from the Philadelphia City line to Valley Forge National Historical Park. The Chester County Department of Parks and Recreation is currently planning the section between Phoenixville and Pottstown. The Schuylkill River Greenway Association is working on the sections from the Montgomery County line to Birdsboro and from Gibraltar into Reading. And finally, the Schuylkill River Development Corporation is managing the trail construction from the Water Works in Philadelphia's Fairmount Park and along the tidal section of the Schuylkill River, known as Schuylkill Banks. The Schuylkill River Greenway Association has detailed maps of each section along with construction up-dates on their website.
The river was once a major transportation resource that played a key role in the region's development. Evidence of several centuries of industrial use remain where river and canal navigation, quarrying of limestone and iron ore, and production of iron and steel have succeeded each other as mainstays of the region's economy.
First added by xbennygx on Apr 20, 2016. Last updated Apr 23, 2020. → add an update
Drinking water: unknown
Lift service: unknown
Night riding: unknown
Pump track: unknown
Restrooms: unknown
Fat bike grooming: unknown
E-bikes allowed: unknown
Fee required: unknown
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Route to Trailhead with Google Maps
To reach the trailhead and parking at Valley Forge National Historical Park, take the Pennsylvania Turnpike (Interstate 76) to Valley Forge, Exit 326. Take US 422 west to the Audubon/Trooper Exit and turn left off the exit ramp. You'll find parking for the Schuylkill River Trail at the Betzwood Picnic area just ahead.
To reach the Philadelphia trailhead, head west from Center City in Philadelphia on Walnut Street. Turn left on 23rd Street, right on Spruce Street and right on South 25th Street. Before having to turn right on Locust Street, look to the left; there is a pathway to the trailhead reachable by crossing the railroad tracks at an at-grade crossing. There is no dedicated parking for this trailhead.
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RIA: Update your security risk affected ID-Cards
The State Information System Authority (RIA) recommends that all holders of security risk affected ID-cards begin to remotely update their cards. The update software has passed the test period and most e-services already support updated ID-cards.
Updates for ID-card Security Risk in November 2017 and the Effects on e-Service Providers
The State Information System Authority has announced that due to the possible security vulnerability related to ID-cards, the electronic part of 750 000 ID-cards, residence permit cards and digi-IDs will be renewed from November. Renewed ID-card certificates will be based on elliptic curve cryptography.
ID-cards affected by the security risk can be renewed from November
06.10.2017 | All News
The State Information System Authority has developed a security software making it possible to renew the information on ID-cards, residence permits, and digital IDs from November.
Possible Security Vulnerability Detected in the Estonian ID-card Chip
On 30 August, an international team of researchers informed the Estonian Information System Authority (RIA) of a vulnerability potentially affecting digital use of Estonian ID cards issued since October 2014.
From next week, it will not be possible to use an un-renewed ID card in Google Chrome web browser
From 5 September, ID cards and residence permit cards, the certificates of which have not been renewed, can no longer be used in the new version of the Google Chrome web browser for identification and digital signing.
What happens if the ID-card certificates are not renewed by 1 July 2017?
30.06.2017 | General, News, All News
ID-card (incl. residence permit) certificates that have been issued before October 2014 have to be renewed by 1 July 2017. After 1 July 2017, it will only be possible to renew the certificates of those documents that have been issued after October 2014.
An ID card software update brings several significant changes
The main improvement is an application that allows adding timestamps to digitally signed documents in DDOC format to prevent counterfeiting.
Please update your ID-software
The Information System Authority is asking users to update their ID-software. Starting from 22 February, outdated software will no longer support creating and verifying digital signatures.
To avoid technical issues when signing and checking signature validity, update the eID software before 03.12.2016!
Google Chrome: Digital signing in e-services fails
12.10.2016 | Digital signing in web browsers, ID-software


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Barrel at Bude live music will boost air ambulance funds
by Darren | Thursday, November 15, 2018 | BEER NEWS, CORNWALL NEWS
Cornish micropub The Barrel at Bude is selling CDs of live performances at its first anniversary celebration in June, to raise money for the Cornwall Air Ambulance.
Two Live Out of The Barrel albums have been created, one rock and one folk. Bude's own Simon Cowell and Louis Walsh — customers Jason King and Phil Williams — produced the music, which was overseen by musical director and local musician Kevan Taylor.
The Folk CD cover is an original drawing by local artist Harry McConville who can also be heard playing the accordion on this album. The whole process was brought together by Rachel O'Hare, co-owner of the Barrel, and Brian Newman, another customer.
Barrel co-owner, Ian O'Hare, said: "With contributions from numerous musicians, together with singing by those who attended, these albums showcase not only brilliant talent, but the fantastic community spirit here in Bude, and our support for Cornwall's Air Ambulance — an essential service to the people of Cornwall."
The albums will be launched on November 24, with a rock/blues jam between 6pm and 9pm, followed, the next day, with an open folk session between 2pm and 4pm. Everyone is welcome to attend and join in.
The CDs are available from November 24, through the Cornish Air Ambulance, The Barrel at Bude, local Bude retailers and available by post. Each CD is £6, or buy two for £10 (postage and packaging, £2.99).


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class TimedViewReportForm extends Form {

	/**
	 * Constructor
	 */
	function TimedViewReportForm(&$plugin) {
		parent::Form($plugin->getTemplatePath() . 'plugins/generic/timedView/timedViewReportForm.tpl');

		// Start date is provided and is valid
		$this->addCheck(new FormValidator($this, 'dateStartYear', 'required', 'plugins.generic.timedView.form.dateStartRequired'));
		$this->addCheck(new FormValidatorCustom($this, 'dateStartYear', 'required', 'plugins.generic.timedView.form.dateStartValid', create_function('$dateStartYear', '$minYear = date(\'Y\') + TIMED_VIEW_REPORT_YEAR_OFFSET_PAST; $maxYear = date(\'Y\') + TIMED_VIEW_REPORT_YEAR_OFFSET_FUTURE; return ($dateStartYear >= $minYear && $dateStartYear <= $maxYear) ? true : false;')));

		$this->addCheck(new FormValidator($this, 'dateStartMonth', 'required', 'plugins.generic.timedView.form.dateStartRequired'));
		$this->addCheck(new FormValidatorCustom($this, 'dateStartMonth', 'required', 'plugins.generic.timedView.form.dateStartValid', create_function('$dateStartMonth', 'return ($dateStartMonth >= 1 && $dateStartMonth <= 12) ? true : false;')));

		$this->addCheck(new FormValidator($this, 'dateStartDay', 'required', 'plugins.generic.timedView.form.dateStartRequired'));
		$this->addCheck(new FormValidatorCustom($this, 'dateStartDay', 'required', 'plugins.generic.timedView.form.dateStartValid', create_function('$dateStartDay', 'return ($dateStartDay >= 1 && $dateStartDay <= 31) ? true : false;')));

		// End date is provided and is valid
		$this->addCheck(new FormValidator($this, 'dateEndYear', 'required', 'plugins.generic.timedView.form.dateEndRequired'));
		$this->addCheck(new FormValidatorCustom($this, 'dateEndYear', 'required', 'plugins.generic.timedView.form.dateEndValid', create_function('$dateEndYear', '$minYear = date(\'Y\') + TIMED_VIEW_REPORT_YEAR_OFFSET_PAST; $maxYear = date(\'Y\') + TIMED_VIEW_REPORT_YEAR_OFFSET_FUTURE; return ($dateEndYear >= $minYear && $dateEndYear <= $maxYear) ? true : false;')));

		$this->addCheck(new FormValidator($this, 'dateEndMonth', 'required', 'plugins.generic.timedView.form.dateEndRequired'));
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		$this->addCheck(new FormValidator($this, 'dateEndDay', 'required', 'plugins.generic.timedView.form.dateEndRequired'));
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		$templateMgr->assign('yearOffsetFuture', TIMED_VIEW_REPORT_YEAR_OFFSET_FUTURE);

		parent::display($request);
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	/**
	 * Assign form data to user-submitted data.
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	function readInputData() {
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		$this->_data['dateStart'] = $this->_data['dateStartYear'] . '-' . $this->_data['dateStartMonth'] . '-' . $this->_data['dateStartDay'];
		$this->_data['dateEnd'] = $this->_data['dateEndYear'] . '-' . $this->_data['dateEndMonth'] . '-' . $this->_data['dateEndDay'];
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	 * Save subscription.
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			__('plugins.generic.timedView.report.datePublished'),
			__('plugins.generic.timedView.report.abstractViews'),
			__('plugins.generic.timedView.report.galleyViews'),
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		$articleData = $galleyLabels = $galleyViews = array();

		$issueDao = DAORegistry::getDAO('IssueDAO');
		$publishedArticleDao = DAORegistry::getDAO('PublishedArticleDAO');

		$timedViewReportDao = DAORegistry::getDAO('TimedViewReportDAO');
		$abstractViewCounts =& $timedViewReportDao->getAbstractViewCount($journal->getId(), $this->getData('dateStart'), $this->getData('dateEnd'));

		while ($row = $abstractViewCounts->next()) {
			$galleyViewTotal = 0;
			$articleId = $row['submission_id'];
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			$issueId = $publishedArticle->getIssueId();
			$issue = $issueDao->getById($issueId);

			$articleData[$articleId] = array(
				'id' => $articleId,
				'title' => $publishedArticle->getLocalizedTitle(),
				'issue' => $issue->getIssueIdentification(),
				'datePublished' => $publishedArticle->getDatePublished(),
				'totalAbstractViews' => $row['total_abstract_views']
			);

			// For each galley, store the label and the count
			$galleyCounts = $timedViewReportDao->getGalleyViewCountsForArticle($articleId, $this->getData('dateStart'), $this->getData('dateEnd'));
			$galleyViews[$articleId] = array();
			$galleyViewTotal = 0;
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				$i = array_search($label, $galleyLabels);
				if ($i === false) {
					$i = count($galleyLabels);
					$galleyLabels[] = $label;
				}

				// Make sure the array is the same size as in previous iterations
				//  so that we insert values into the right location
				$galleyViews[$articleId] = array_pad($galleyViews[$articleId], count($galleyLabels), '');

				$views = $galley['total_galley_views'];
				$galleyViews[$articleId][$i] = $views;
				$galleyViewTotal += $views;
			}

			$articleData[$articleId]['galleyViews'] = $galleyViewTotal;
		}

		header('content-type: text/comma-separated-values');
		header('content-disposition: attachment; filename=report.csv');
		$fp = fopen('php://output', 'wt');
		fputcsv($fp, array_merge($columns, $galleyLabels));

		$dateFormatShort = Config::getVar('general', 'date_format_short');
		foreach ($articleData as $articleId => $article) {
			fputcsv($fp, array_merge($articleData[$articleId], $galleyViews[$articleId]));
		}

		fclose($fp);
	}

}

?>


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Upcoming Events › Movies
"The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild" on Disney + January 28, 2022
"Death on the Nile" in Theaters February 11, 2022
"Death on the Nile" in Theaters February 11, 2022
"Marry Me" in Theaters Valentines' Day
"Marry Me" in Theaters Valentines' Day - February 14, 2022
"Ambulance" - In Theaters February 18
"Cheaper By The Dozen" on Disney + March 2022
"Cheaper By The Dozen" on Disney + March 2022
The Bad Guys – In Theaters April 22
The Bad Guys - In Theaters April 22
Jurassic World Dominion – In Theaters June 10, 2022
Jurassic World Dominion - In Theaters June 10, 2022
"Lightyear" – In Theaters June 17, 2022
"Lightyear" - In Theaters June 17, 2022
"Hocus Pocus 2" on Disney + Fall 2022
"Hocus Pocus 2" on Disney + Fall 2022
"Wicked" in Theaters March 3, 2023
"Wicked" in Theaters March 3, 2023
"The Bad Guys" Drive Into Theaters April 22
Nobody has ever failed so hard at trying to be good as The Bad Guys In the new action comedy from Dr...
Following the tragic passing of Il Divo's Carlos Marin, the remaining members of the multi-national ...
Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest 2022′ Celebrates its 50th Anniversary
Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest 2022′ celebrates its ...
Betty White's 100th Birthday Celebration in Theaters January 17, 2022
Join the party of the century on January 17th, honoring Betty White's 100th Birthday! This is ...
The Women of "The 355" Hits Theaters January 7, 2022
A dream team of formidable female stars come together in a hard-driving original approach to the glo...
Keith Urban Announces 2022 Tour
Keith Urban is heading out on his "The Speed of Now" World Tour in 2022 with opening act...
Adele Announces Weekend Residency at the Colosseum in Caesars Palace Hotel Beginning January 2022
Adele is heading to The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas with shows from January 21, 2022 to...
After 35 Years, a-ha returns to the Radio City Music Hall for One Night Only
After 35 years, Norwegian band a-ha comes to the United States for one night only at Radio City Musi...
Cirque du Soleil's "Twas the Night Before . . . " Heads to New York for Three Weeks
Twas the Night Before… by Cirque du Soleil is the exhilarating spin on the beloved Christmas classic...
"West Side Story" 60th Anniversary – In Theaters November 28 and December 1
This electrifying musical, with music by Leonard Bernstein and lyrics from Stephen Sondheim, sets th...


Velvet Code, an International Award Winning Artist/Songwriter/Producer from Toronto Canada has signed with Kobalt/AWAL.
AWAL's roster ranges from new, breaking artists to global successes, including Lauv, R3HAB, David Guetta, Deadmau5, Tom Misch, Bruno Major, The Wombats, VÉRITÉ, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Yung Lean, and more. As a Kobalt company, AWAL is at the forefront of technology, empowering artists, and driving transparency across the industry.
Velvet Code's first single in over five years, "Break The Silence" will be his first release on this platform, slated for August 22nd. More details to come.
BEHIND THE SCENES: VELVET CODE'S VIDEO FOR "BREAK THE SILENCE"


The Binghamton Bearcats come from behind efforts fell short on Wednesday night at the RAC Arena in Catonsville, Md as the UMBC Retrievers downed the BU 69-57. The wins puts the Retrievers America East record at 5-2 and 14-8 overall. Binghamton's record falls to 1-6 in conference action and 10-12 overall.
The Bearcats led for much of the early going but fell behind 36-18 at the end of the first half. The Retrivers led by as many as 20 points early in the second half but a feverish Bearcat rally twice whittled their lead down to five points. But UMBC always answered with a key shot to impede Binghamton's comeback efforts. The Bearcats outscored the Retrievers 39-33 in the second half but it was not enough.
Everson Davis led all Binghamton scorers with 14 points. Joe Sherburne of the Retrievers paced all scorers with 18 points while the conference's leading scorer Jairus Lyles was right behind with a 17 point game.
Willie Rodriguez becomes the all-time Binghamton rebounding leader as he grabbed 11 boards surpassing Nick Billings who played from 2001-2005.. The Bearcats return home on Saturday to host the New Hampshire Wildcats at 4:00 PM at the Events Center.


The Post Project Review process consists of activities performed by a project team at the end of the project's life cycle (or at the end of significant phases of work) to gather information on what worked well and what did not, so that future projects can benefit from that learning.
Post Project Reviews are generally done at the end of any significant project or portion of a project. A project that runs longer than a year may conduct Post Phase Reviews at the each of each significant phase, for example, so that lessons are captured while they are still easily recalled. This process might be used with a project that completed some time ago, but for which the lessons were not gathered.
The project review process is the most effective mechanism for improving project management practices and actual project results. A timely, comprehensive review of project performance can reveal so much. This Project Review Survey is a complete resource for project performance feedback and analysis.


It was a fine morning of 31st of March, 2015 at 7.30 AM when parents & people of various age groups in a group of seven or more were seen with banner and placards at various traffic signals, unlike other days. Moving traffic and the people around was curious to know the reason behind this. The people started reaching out to people waiting in at the traffic light, coordinating with the light interval between red & green with placards & leaflets for awareness generation about Down Syndrome & Autism.
Secretary of Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (Divyangjan), Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Mr. Lov Verma and Joint Secretary & CEO National Trust Mr C. K. Khaitan was also been the part of the campaign and distributed pamphlets and talked to the people on the Traffic Signal near IIT on Aaurvindo Marg. Media presence was also there. All the signals had Banners & 6-7 Placards describing one liner about Down syndrome & Autism displayed to catch attention of the people crossing the signal. Group of 7-10 people consists of Professionals, students, parents, staff of NGO's working in the field, friends & PwDs were present on each signal to spread awareness, answered the queries regarding & share their experiences. Thanks to the traffic commissioner for giving the permission and for posting the Traffic police at the signals, to played a vital role to make the event successful. As planned, 31st morning at 7.30 all the identified 104 traffic signals of Delhi NCR witnessed the different groups, raising their voice for Down syndrome & for Autism Spectrum Disorder.


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Home ► News ► Posts ► Empire State Realty Trust Adds Quality Retailer to Herald Square
Empire State Realty Trust Adds Quality Retailer to Herald Square
November 10, 2016 March 26, 2019
NEW YORK CITY, November 10, 2016 – Empire State Realty Trust (NYSE: ESRT) announced today that Dr. Martens has signed a long-term lease at 1333 Broadway.
Dr. Martens is a transformed shoe and clothing business that began in 1901 as a modest work-wear boot company. The signature boots now, 115 years later, are known as one of the most culturally relevant brands of the modern era. This iconic brand was born from innovation, authenticity and tradition.
"This transaction adds to the roster of well-known brands in the Broadway corridor," said Thomas P. Durels, Executive Vice President and Director of Leasing and Operations for ESRT. "This pedestrian plaza serves a mix of tenants and tourists, all while connecting Herald Square and Times Square."
Keith Fencl of The McDevitt Company represented Dr. Martens in the lease negotiations. Fred Posniak and Shanae Ursini represented ESRT in the transaction.
About Empire State Realty Trust
Empire State Realty Trust, Inc. (NYSE: ESRT), a leading real estate investment trust (REIT), owns, manages, operates, acquires and repositions office and retail properties in Manhattan and the greater New York metropolitan area, including the Empire State Building, the world's most famous building. Headquartered in New York, New York, the Company's office and retail portfolio covers 10.1 million rentable square feet, as of September 30, 2016, consisting of 9.4 million rentable square feet in 14 office properties, including nine in Manhattan, three in Fairfield County, Connecticut and two in Westchester County, New York; and approximately 707,000 rentable square feet in the retail portfolio.
This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Federal securities laws. You can identify these statements by our use of the words "assumes," "believes," "estimates," "expects," "intends," "plans," "projects" and similar expressions that do not relate to historical matters. You should exercise caution in interpreting and relying on forward-looking statements, because they involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which are, in some cases, beyond ESRT's control and could materially affect actual results, performance or achievements. Such factors and risks include, without limitation, a failure of conditions or performance regarding any event or transaction described above, regulatory changes, and other risks and uncertainties described from time to time in ESRT's filings with the SEC. Except as may be required by law, ESRT does not undertake a duty to update any forward-looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.


At Michael's Carpet & Flooring, we are committed to you, our customer. Our business consists of two partners, Susan Meaney and Andrea Tresser. When you call the store, you will speak with an owner who will answer your questions. We know about every measure, every job in process and every single installation. And we know about them because we truly care. Our reputation is extremely important to us; as that is what fuels our business, not gimmicky advertising. We can assure you, it is impossible to install carpet and flooring in your entire house for $79! The big box stores do not offer the attention to detail you find at Michael's Carpet & Flooring. We live in town, we work in town and chances are we know and have "floored" your family and friends.
Our carpet mechanics are true craftsmen, and their work is impeccable. If you call again in five years, chances are the same people who installed your job would be eager to take on your next flooring project. And they would even remember you!
You would be amazed at how many of our customers come back just to have coffee and catch up. Many have become friends. We have helped them with paint color, furniture choices and window treatments. We are truly a full service business.
Our convenient Shop at Home service is the cornerstone of our business. Let us come to your home or business with samples and a keen eye towards color, style and design. We suggest keep our samples for a day or two to make sure that they work with your decor and lighting. When you are ready, an owner will measure your space at no charge.


We stay a night in Dangriga, which is really a non-event. Val's Place is a nice Hostel, but there is really nothing to do here. In the morning we move on and decide we want to get off the beaten path and find some real jungle in Belize. We stop to get a tank of gas and pay $BZ 9 / gallon or $USD 4.50 / gallon – the fill-up costs $USD 75! We turn off the main highway and drive on pretty good gravel for the first 10km or so, then turn off onto a very windy track. Before long it's pouring huge raindrops as we make our way through extremely dense jungle down a track steep enough to require low range 4×4. Kate is pretty nervous wondering how we could ever get back up, having not seen what the Jeep is capable of.
We find Barton Creek Outpost without much trouble and can't believe the paradise we have stumbled into. About five years ago an American couple built this cabin on steroids out in the jungle to get away from it all. They now host backpackers and volunteers for the company it provides. It continues to pour rain long into the night and thankfully we pitch our tent on the covered veranda. As the sun recedes the temperature drops fast and soon I find myself shivering uncontrollably so I dig out all my thermals and -7°C sleeping bag that I put away long ago. It turns out to be by far the coldest night I've had since I was snowed on in Yellowstone months ago.
Barton Creek Outpost is so great we spend another night camped on the deck, soaking in the serenity.
That landscape looks really pretty! What is that green creature you're feeding?
Fantastic place–except for no paved roads, it looks like you entered Jurassic Park! I would have been on dinosaur alert. Apparently you found one–the little parrot.
It feels so much like Jurassic Park around here sometimes it's crazy!
No paved roads is half the fun. If they built a real road down there everyone and their dog would go and you'd have Disneyland.


X3uder is a RepRap inspired 12VDC Filament extruder. It is designed so that most parts are printable and readily available in hardware stores. The X3uder is powered by a RepRap controller and 12 VDC power supply that every user has with his 3D printer. It uses 2 x 40 watt 12 volt heating cartridges. The motor consumes between 0.5 and 3 amps, so the typical 15 amp power supply is good enough.
Design is based on different ideas from Lyman's, Filastruder and Filabot extruders.
The idea with this Filament Extruder is that when a user needs to produce some filament, he replaces the cables of his 3D printer heater output and thermistor input, connects 12vdc via a switch to the fan and motor. In this way there is no need for additional PID controllers and power supplies.
Production rate - 18 to 34 cm per minute of 3mm filament (depending on the plastics you are using and the extruding temperature). My tests show that 1 kg of filament is produced for about 10-12 hours.
Filament diameter tolerance - +/- 0.05 is achievable, but usually it is 0.07.
I haven't tested with 1.75 mm filament production.
I am using it with a Melzi board. RAMPS MOSFETs seems to be OK too, but make sure to check that their extruder output is capable of supplying the necessary power!
The natural ABS plastic pellets that I use are produced by LG Chem and sold in packages of 25 kg that cost 82.70 Euro (20% VAT included) - 3.3 Euro per kg (4.7 US$) !!!
You can buy them from http://www.resinex.com/ if there is an office nearby - they have offices in 31 European countries.
Print the bearing plate with at least 4 perimeters. 50% infil is sufficient. The motor plate can be printed with 35% and at least 3 perimeters.
Threaded rods are 8mm diameter and 160mm long. Bolts that hold the plates strong and used for motor mounting are 5mm.
The heating barrel is 40 mm dia, 30 mm long, 1/2 (20 mm if you make it metric) int. thread, 2 x 6 mm by 20 mm drills for heating cartridges.
The aluminum flange is 65 mm dia, 8 mm long, 1/2 (20 mm if you make it metric) int. thread.
The effective length of the auger (without its tail) is 210 mm. It has to be cut paralel to its spiral angle.
Flange is a machined one, but you can use plumbing one if you edit the holes of the "bearing plate" accordingly in TinkerCAD.
Motor is 2.5 RPM on load, torque => 100 kg/cm.
FAN is 60 by 60 mm, 15 mm high.