Google streetview captured the grimsleeper, Lonnie Franklin, standing in his yard, taking what looks like a break from working on a car, way back in 2007. This was three years before the LAPD caught him and charged him with murder.
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Franklin, a former garbage collector and police garage attendant, is charged with killing one girl and nine women ranging in age from 15 to 35 over a span of three decades. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. Opening statements began Tuesday, the 16th. The address in the screenshot of streetview, the green house, is Lonnie Smith's address @ 1728 W. 81st. Los Angeles. Franklin would be the large black man, leaning against the fence, near the other man on the bike. Note also that there are articles online that describe Franklin as having a trailer/motorhome (clearly seen at the end of the driveway).
February 16th, 2016 · things · whoo · Comments (0)
In the time i was gone you had 2 birthdays. Happy Birthday!! Happy Birthday!! 
October 24th, 2014 · things · whoo · Comments (0)
Have you ever gotten an error like this in your web site's error log:
(13)Permission denied: /www/sites/asdasdasd/asdasdasd.biz/wp-content/uploads/2013/.htaccess pcfg_openfile: unable to check htaccess file, ensure it is readable, referer: http://dev.asdasdasd.biz/wp-admin/upload.php
See this post:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/file-uploads-permissions-using-suphp
Hi,
I have a web server with Apache + suPHP. WordPress is working fine, except that when I upload a new file (i.e. an image), the uploaded file is created with 0600 permissions, instead of 0644 which is what I would need. This is a problem because since PHP is running via suPHP all files belong to the user who owns the blog, but Apache runs as apache… and if an image belongs to the blogger's user and has 0600 permissions, Apache can't read it.
I think this should be a common issue, but I haven't been able to find the solution online. Could you give me a hand?
BTW, I read somewhere that the problem was with suPHP's umask setting. I have set umask to 0022, so that shouldn't be a problem.
The umask change inside the server's suphp.conf is the solution The trick is that once you have seen the error, the parent directory has already been created with the wrong perms, so uploads can't be chmod properly.
umask=022
The trick is to delete the uploads that you have already uploaded, and then, using your ftp client, or cpanel's directory browser, or whatever you can use, you need to delete the parent directory.
So .. if you are using date-based dirs for wordpress, you will have wp-content/uploads/2013/12/, for instance — delete the 12 directory, and let wordpress re-create it AFTER changing the default umask.
December 4th, 2013 · tech-talk · whoo · Comments (1)
