121. Squid's Matchbox Diecast Cars Collector of 175 regular wheels with many photos. Has a for sale section and links to other similar sites. http://www.pacinfosb.com/squid/

You are visitor Last Update 12/02/02 MATCHBOX REGULAR WHEEL INFATUATION Pictures Last Update 11/13/97 (still...) Matchbox for Sale Last Update 12/02/02 Matchbox I Am Looking For Last Update 11/20/01 Links to Matchbox Trader Sites Last Update 03/20/01 I was a casual collector of pre-1970 Lesney Matchbox cars. Now I'm probably a little more committed, but not over the edge (don't get my family's opinion of that, however...). I have two displays containing one of each of the roughly 250 different major die styles (according to Charlie Mack's Encyclopedia of Matchbox) of the 'Regular Wheel' Lesney and Moko 1-75 series from 1953-1969. I am not concerned with their 'investment value', so I do not look for mint-in-box models, just clean looking ones. Now I look for some of the other pre-1970 series (some of the MOY (Models of Yesteryear), Major Packs, King Size, etc.) or for the occasional 1-75 model to replace a not-so-clean one in my collection. I started with the 90+ 1967-1969 models from my childhood, then began augmenting the collection (the few missing from 1968, a few more to complete 1966-1968 group, adding the late 1968-1969 models, adding a few I just like, etc.). Now I'm hooked as an adult as I was as a kid - what fun!

122. Squidvicious.net http://www.squidvicious.net/

123. Squid With Cider Made with squid, butter, Cayenne pepper, garlic, and sweet cider. http://www.therecipebox.com/members/box/seafood/sea0027.htm

Squid with Cider From: Patrick, Saint Mathurin, Loire, France Comments: Cook squid slowly. Serve with white rice [bastamati, a light long-grain rice with a hint of a nutty flavour, preferably]. Suggested wine: red Anjou Village Servings: Ingredients Preparation 2 pounds [1 kg] squid 3 1/2 ounces [100 g] butter 1 tablespoon [15 mL] olive oil Cayenne pepper, to taste Coriander seeds, to taste 5 garlic cloves, roughly cut 4 cups [1 L] sweet cider 1 large bunch parsley, finely minced 2 thick toasts [sold toasted], crumbled Pepper Salt 1 small glass Calvados [optional] Cut squid into 1/2-inch to 3/4-inch [1-cm to 2-cm] cubes. Melt butter; add olive oil. Brown squid over high heat; then add cayenne pepper and coriander seeds. Cook for 2 minutes, stirring. Add garlic cloves; pour in half [500 mL - 2 cups] of sweet cider. Gently boil for 30 minutes [do not reduce sauce]. Squid must be golden brown. Mix in minced parsley and crumbled toasts. Sprinkle with quite a bit of pepper. Pour in remaining cider; bring to boil, stirring, to 'melt' toasts. Cook over low heat, uncovered to thicken sauce, mixing every once in a while, for approximately 1 1/2 hours.

124. Deploying The Squid Proxy Server On Linux Issue 83 Deploying the squid proxy server These servers run the squid proxy serversoftware; this software is available under the GNU general public license. http://www2.linuxjournal.com/lj-issues/issue83/4408.html

Search Topics All Topics Book Reviews Development Tools Embedded Games German Hardware Linux Community Linux in Business Linux in Education Linux Journal Linux Kernel Linux Market Miscellaneous Multimedia Networking Other Software Product of the Day Product Reviews Security Spanish Tutorial Web Development Create an account Home Subscribe Topics Advertise ... Vendor Press Linux Journal Home Subscribe Renew Change Address ... FAQ Subscribe (USA) Name Addr Addr City State Zip Email 12 issues for $25 24 issues for $45 Click below for: Canada Mexico Other Store Order Back Issues T-shirts Hats Books ... Reference Cards Other SSC Sites Linux Gazette pr.linuxjournal.com A42.com SSC Publications Linux Resources Magazine Archive Web Article Index Downloads Linux Resources ... Issue 83 Deploying the Squid proxy server on Linux Posted on Thursday, March 01, 2001 by Ian Spare Ian gives an example of the installation, configuration and maintenance of this multi-tentacled invertebrate proxy server. To provide Internet access for users in the SAS Institute Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA), a number of proxy servers have been installed both at the country office level and centrally at SAS European Headquarters in Heidelberg, Germany. These servers run the Squid proxy server software; this software is available under the GNU general public license. In brief, Squid provides for caching and/or forwarding requests for internet objects such as the data available via HTTP, FTP and gopher protocols. Web browsers can then use the local Squid cache server as a proxy HTTP server, reducing access time as well as bandwidth consumption. Squid keeps these objects in RAM or on local disk. Squid servers can be installed in hierarchies to allow central servers to build large caches of data available for servers lower in the hierarchy.

125. Mnot: WebLog By Mark Nottingham, is a set of Python classes for parsing Web logfiles, including one for squid. Python http://www.pobox.com/~mnot/scripting/python/WebLog/

WebLog classes Web logfile parsing and manipulation in Python Download the WebLog-x.xx.tgz archive for the full set. Name Description CHANGES EXAMPLES/ ... weblog-1.0.tgz

126. Squid-Book Oltre Le FAQ squid(at)merlinobbs.net . versioneHTML; versione HTM pagina singola; sorgente SGML a richiesta. http://merlino.merlinobbs.net/Squid-Book/

Squid-Book oltre le FAQ L'unica risorsa documentale in lingua italiana su Squid Proxy server Italian Squid-Book oltre le FAQ (Squid 2.5.STABLE5) - versione HTML versione HTM pagina singola sorgente SGML a richiesta

127. Fortuna Sea Products Importers of tilapia, pollock, squid, swordfish, tuna, and a wide variety of other seafood products. Company profile, product details, and contact links. http://www.fortunasea.com

128. "Weird" New Squid Species Discovered In Deep Sea Weird New squid Species Discovered in Deep Sea squid are usually characterizedby eight long arms and two modified shorter arms called tentacles. http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2001/12/1220_TVweirdsquid.html

Sign up for our free e-mail newsletter Also see: Today's Top Stories This Story National Geographic Today E-mail this story "Weird" New Squid Species Discovered in Deep Sea Bijal P. Trivedi National Geographic Today December 20, 2001 Deep-sea submersibles have spotted and filmed a new type of squid in the deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico, and the Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian Oceans. "We have never seen anything like it," says cephalopod biologist Michael Vecchione, of the National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C., and an author of a report, "Worldwide Observations of Remarkable Deep-Sea Squids," that appears in the December 21 issue of the journal Science. "It just shows how little we know about life-forms in the deep sea." Squid are usually characterized by eight long arms and two modified shorter arms called tentacles. Underwater video from the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute's remotely operated vehicle Tiburon showing a new species of deep-sea squid at 11,090 feet (3,380 meters) depth. MBARI scientists encountered this 13-foot-long (four-meter-long) animal during geological studies off the island of Oahu in May 2001. Click here for video of squid swimming Get RealPlayer Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute More News Kids News The Environment Travel National Geographic Channel Special Series Emerging Explorers TravelWatch National Geographic Out There Oceans ... Pulse of the Planet The newly discovered squid has ten indistinguishable appendages which all appear the same length and which radiate from the main axis of the body like spokes on a bicycle wheel. All of the appendages have a sharp bend, like an elbow, from which the rest of the arm hangs straight down.

129. COLLECTION: Squid Recipes Presents recipes for making squid Stuffed with Spinach and Ricotta Cheese, squid Salad a la Binh, and Stuffed squid with Rice and Nut Stuffing. http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/~mjw/recipes/seafood/squid-coll.html

COLLECTION: Squid Recipes From: joseph@inland.com (Roger Joseph) Date: 23 Aug 93 07:44:35 CST mara Carnegie Mellon's School of Computer Science (SCS) graciously hosts the Recipe Archive . We encourage you to learn about SCS educational programs and research

130. "Colossal Squid" Revives Legends Of Sea Monsters An enormous squid caught near Antarctica is seen by some as proof that theterrifying sea monsters of mythology may have had a basis in reality. http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2003/04/0423_030423_seamonsters.html

Sign up for our free e-mail newsletter Also see: Today's Top Stories This Story Oceans E-mail this story Sponsored in part by "Colossal Squid" Revives Legends of Sea Monsters James Owen for National Geographic News April 23, 2003 Last month fishermen in the icy Ross Sea encountered a deep-sea giant. Almost 20 feet (6 meters) long, with spiked tentacles and huge, protruding eyes, it was feeding on Patagonian toothfish caught on longlines set by the fishermen. The creature was hauled aboard and taken to New Zealand for analysis. This confirmed the encounter as the first live sighting of a colossal squid. Usually called Mesonychoteuthis hamiltoni, scientists who examined the Ross Sea specimen coined the term "colossal squid" to distinguish it from giant squid ( Architeuthis Read the full Jules Verne's Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea , which later became a Disney movie, featured an encounter between a colossal squid and a French naval vessel. Stunning photography, every month of the year. Click here to get one year of National Geographic magazine and a free gift.

131. Index Of /pub/net/squid/contrib/cache-stats By Iain Lea produces daily usage statistics for Netscape and squid caches. Perl http://www.tux.org/pub/net/squid/contrib/cache-stats/

Index of /pub/net/squid/contrib/cache-stats Name Last modified Size Description ... Parent Directory 24-May-2000 00:26 - cache-stats-1.4.tar.gz 07-Oct-1996 00:00 41k cache-stats.tar.gz 07-Oct-1996 00:00 41k

132. The Adventures Of Leelo And His Potty-mouthed Mom. I cannot be blamed for this particular impulse purchase, methinks.squid 252 PM. 5.21.2004. On squid - 803 PM. 5.20.2004. Snort http://shroomhead.blogspot.com/

Hey, my kid's autisticwhat the fuck is your excuse? about compulsively Badgerbag Spanglemonkey A Little Pregnant Brain Spasm ... Good Goat Advice archive current ...and it's all so play nicely or I'll smack you. Questions? var site="s14squidhead" the adventures of leelo and his potty-mouthed mom. Researching Your thoughts, if you'd be so kind: Home births: yes, no, why? Pro-choice or otherwise: why? Please don't start chewing on each other's asses. I am courting opinions, not arguments. I really want to know what folks have to say. squid - 9:14 PM postCount('108554519478206819'); Incroyable! Iz to Tricia, who speaks only Spanish : Hola! Leelo to Tricia, imitating his sister TOTALLY SPONTANEOUSLY : Hola! Tricia and me to each other Gape-mouthed shocked silence Happy feet! I've got those hap-hap-happy feet! More, please! squid - 7:23 PM postCount('108553850411839311'); This Is Day Number 91 You're 13 weeks pregnant Your baby's age since conception is 77 days / 11 weeks There are 189 days until your due date! (67.5% to go) via www.epreggnancy.com squid - 1:22 PM postCount('108551665593561522');

133. Amaltal Fishing Company Ltd Title Page New Zealand supplier of processed frozenat-sea fish such as hoki, orange roughy, oreo dory, squid, ling, hake and toothfish. http://www.amaltal.co.nz/

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134. A Look At Squid A Look at squid, September 2001. by Joe Zonker Brockmeier. Web Caching. This month,I d like to talk about a fun package that goes by the lovely name of squid. http://www.unixreview.com/documents/s=1356/urm0109j/0109j.htm

Main Menu Home Archives Reviews Books ... Contact Us Sections Regular Expressions Tool of the Month Open Source ... MySQL Newsletter Get the Newsletter Print-Friendly Version A Look at Squid September 2001 by Joe "Zonker" Brockmeier Web Caching This month, I'd like to talk about a fun package that goes by the lovely name of Squid. I've always thought "squid" was a fun word, although restaurants are apparently ashamed of the tentacled delicacy and prefer to call it "calamari." If you haven't heard of Squid before, it's a package that handles proxy caching for Internet objects. Note that I didn't say "Web pages," because Squid can handle more than just HTML files. Squid can be used for a number of things, including saving bandwidth, handling traffic spikes, and caching sites that are occasionally unavailable. Squid can also be used for load balancing. Essentially, the first time Squid receives a request from a browser, it acts as an intermediary and passes the request on to the server. Squid then saves a copy of the object. If no other clients request the same object, you'll see no benefit. However, if multiple clients request the object before it expires from the cache, Squid can speed up transactions and save bandwidth. If you've ever needed a document from a slow site, say one located in another country, hosted on a slow connection, or both, you can see the benefit of having a document cached. The first request may be slower than molasses, but the next request for the same document will be much faster, and the originating server's load will be lightened.

135. RFC 1018 (rfc1018) - Some Comments On SQuID Some Comments on squid. A.M. McKenzie. August 1987. http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc1018.html

RFC 1018 (RFC1018) Internet RFC/STD/FYI/BCP Archives RFC Index RFC Search Usenet FAQs Web FAQs ... Cities Alternate Formats: rfc1018.txt rfc1018.txt.pdf RFC 1018 - Some comments on SQuID Network Working Group A. McKenzie Request for Comments: 1018 BBN Labs August 1987 Some Comments on SQuID Status of this Memo This memo is a discussion of some of the ideas expressed in RFC-1016 on Source Quench. This memo introduces the distinction of the cause of congestion in a gateway between the effects of "Funneling" and "Mismatch". It is offered in the same spirit as RFC-1016 RFC- 1016 discusses two interrelated strategies; one for when to send a SQ, and a second for what to do when an SQ is received. There is also a discussion of some experiments, which deal almost exclusively with Mismatching congestion. (I understand that the simulation can generate multiple flows, but these simply further increase the degree of Mismatch; the flow under study is long-lived by design.) It seems to me that the strategy RFC- 1016 proposes for sending SQ's, based on queue length, may be appropriate for Funneling Congestion, but inappropriate for Mismatch congestion, as discussed below. The host behavior proposed in

136. Debian GNU/Linux -- Security Information -- DSA-474-1 Squid wwwaadc.aad.gov.au/ten_facts/invertebrates/squid.asp squid Works squid Works and squid Works sponsored events. Creator information here. Visitour sponsors, creators, and friends of the squid Works!!! Please http://www.debian.org/security/2004/dsa-474

Select a server near you: Australia Austria Brazil Bulgaria China Denmark France Germany Hong Kong Indonesia Italy Japan Netherlands Russia South Africa Spain Ukraine United Kingdom United States Debian Security Advisory DSA-474-1 squid ACL bypass Date Reported: 03 Apr 2004 Affected Packages: squid Vulnerable: Yes Security database references: In Mitre's CVE dictionary: CAN-2004-0189 More information: A vulnerability was discovered in squid, an Internet object cache, whereby access control lists based on URLs could be bypassed ( CAN-2004-0189 ). Two other bugs were also fixed with patches squid-2.4.STABLE7-url_escape.patch (a buffer overrun which does not appear to be exploitable) and squid-2.4.STABLE7-url_port.patch (a potential denial of service). For the stable distribution (woody) these problems have been fixed in version 2.4.6-2woody2. For the unstable distribution (sid) these problems have been fixed in version 2.5.5-1. We recommend that you update your squid package. Fixed in: Debian GNU/Linux 3.0 (woody) Source: http://security.debian.org/pool/updates/main/s/squid/squid_2.4.6-2woody2.dsc http://security.debian.org/pool/updates/main/s/squid/squid_2.4.6-2woody2.diff.gz http://security.debian.org/pool/updates/main/s/squid/squid_2.4.6.orig.tar.gz Alpha: http://security.debian.org/pool/updates/main/s/squid/squid_2.4.6-2woody2_alpha.deb

137. Stuffed Squid squid stuffed with ricotta cheese, garlic, currants, and pine nuts and baked in a wine and tomato sauce. http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/~mjw/recipes/seafood/stuffed-squid.html

Stuffed Squid amyl Carnegie Mellon's School of Computer Science (SCS) graciously hosts the Recipe Archive . We encourage you to learn about SCS educational programs and research

138. The World Today Archive - Giant Squid On The Rise Australians scientists are today offering proof that global warming is contributingto a rise in the number of giant squid roaming the seas particularly in over http://www.abc.net.au/worldtoday/s637556.htm

ARCHIVE ABOUT EMAIL Eleanor Hall hosts The World Today's lunch hour of current affairs, with background and debate from Australia and the world. Monday to Friday, 12:10pm, ABC Local Radio. AM PM Correspondents Report More Current Affairs: Select program 7.30 Report Australian Story Background Briefing Business Breakfast Foreign Correspondent Four Corners Inside Business Insiders Landline Lateline Transcript This is a transcript from The World Today. The program is broadcast around Australia at 12:10pm on ABC Local Radio. Giant squid on the rise PRINT FRIENDLY EMAIL STORY The World Today Archive - Thursday, 1 August , 2002 00:00:00 Reporter: Nicky Johnston JOHN HIGHFIELD: Australians scientists are today offering proof that global warming needs to be taken much more seriously by the Howard government and its friends in Washington. You may recall the pictures of the giant squid found on a Tasmanian beach the other day. That's relevant, because our scientists say the same rising sea temperatures which are causing changing weather patterns and have brought devastating drought to large areas of Australia are also turning the world's squid into much larger creatures, with huge appetites and fast breeding cycles. The scientists say that they've found a 1 per cent increase in water temperature causes juvenile squid to double in size. In some parts of the world squid have already denuded vegetation and taken over ocean environments.

139. Calamaris Home Page by Cord Beermann analyzes logfiles from a number of proxy servers, including squid. It generates ascii or htmlreports. Perl5 http://cord.de/tools/squid/calamaris/Welcome.html

Calamaris parses logfiles from Squid NetCache Inktomi Traffic Server Oops! proxy server ... Compaq Tasksmart or and generates a report. Written in perl5. Calamaris V2 (V2.58) Reports: Summary Peak-usage report Request-Method-report (ICP_QUERY, GET, HEAD, ...) Status-report of incoming UDP-Requests Status-report of incoming TCP-Requests Status-report of outgoing Requests Status-report of Neighbor-Caches report about requested second- or third-level-domains report about requested Top-Level-Domains Protocol-report (http, gopher, ftp, ...) report about requested Content-Types report about requested file-extensionen report of incoming UDP-requests per Host report of incoming TCP-requests per Host report of size-based Distribution of Objects report about performance in defined timeranges. Other features: caching of the parsed data HTML-Output command-line-options GNU Public License Demo report Demo HTML-report ChangeLog Download Calamaris V2.58 Calamaris-Announce-Mailinglist: send mail to Calamaris-Announce-Request@Cord.de with Mailbody 'subscribe user@domain.com'. You can also find Calamaris-rpm's at http://overtone.org/rpms/

140. Deep Sea Fish Homepage Specializing in frozenat-sea squid, butterfish, loligo, pealei, illex, monkfish, calamari, and other fish. http://www.dseafish.com

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