September 26 Changes (HHH)
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 1. Action:	Looked into why the alert() was failing in Opera.
		Added Comment for Opera users
    Rule:	NONE
    Added:	Comment - put right before:
		// WARNING:  Opera USERS MUST NEVER SET DEBUG TO
		// ANYTHING OTHER THAN debugNone.  THE alert()
		// CALL CAUSES IT TO FAIL!
		var debug = debugNone;
    Reason:	It kills the Opera browser.
		Opera DOES have a:
		Advanced Tab
			Content
				Javascript Options (BUTTON)
					Open Console on error
		Too bad we cannot use it.  I wrote to them twice
		and never heard back.  I assume that means they
		could care less.  C'est-la-vie.

 2. Action:	"cool" HOSTS rule added
    Rule:	BadHostParts[i++] = "cool";
    Reason:	At the Start it added  112 porn host names and
		who knows how many non-cool hosts that bite you.
		At the End it added approximately 87 porn host
		names and who knows how many more nono-cool hosts
		that bite you.  I was originally going to make it
		with Start / End rules.  Let's try it this way and
		see how many false positives we get.

 3. Action:	POTENTIAL RULE Good Domain ".imdb.com" added.
    Rule:	GoodDomains[i++] = ".imdb.com";  // POTENTIAL RULE
    Reason:	I keep getting nailed with the "tease" at the site.
		This is temporary until I can understand what to do
		with the  BadURL_Parts[i++] = "tease";  rule.  See
		the FalsePos.txt file.  We can NOT just scrap this
		rule, and I suspect it should NOT be downgraded to
		applying to just hosts.  Give me all positives and
		negatives so we can pick the best course of action.

		 99 tease_Parts.txt
		 49 tease_Starts_and_Ends.txt
		124 tease_Passed_All_Rules.txt (NOT STOPPED)
		------------------------------
		272 total

		I suspect this is the best that can be done.  But
		all movie sites have the idea of teasers.  As we
		see more false positives we can get a better idea
		what to do.

 4. Action:	Upgraded "smoking" rule
    From:	BadURL_Parts[i++] = "smoking";
    To:		BadURL_Parts[i++] = "smokin";
    Reason:	It is just as likely to be "smokin" as "smoking"
		as in "smokin-hot.  Actually, here are some of
		counts for "smok":

		smok/sans
		====================================
		  176 smoking_Parts.txt
		   22 smoking_Starts_and_Ends.txt
		   65 smoking_Passed_All_Rules.txt
		------------------------------------
		  240 smok_Parts.txt
		   40 smok_Starts_and_Ends.txt
		  109 smok_Passed_All_Rules.txt
		  -------------------
		  652 / 2 = 326 total
		====================================
		   
		smok/with
		====================================
		  263 smoking_Parts.txt
		    0 smoking_Starts_and_Ends.txt
		    0 smoking_Passed_All_Rules.txt
		------------------------------------
		  327 smok_Parts.txt
		   18 smok_Starts_and_Ends.txt
		   44 smok_Passed_All_Rules.txt
		  -------------------
		  652 / 2 = 326 total
		====================================

		By "sans" and "with" I mean with and without the
		"smoking" rule.  I think there may be a "smok"
		rule for HOSTS in the making here.