October 07 Changes (HHH)
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 1. Action:	Altered "natural" rule
    From:	BadHostParts[i++] = "natural";
    To:		BadHostParts[i++] = "natural[^il]";
    Reason:	Thu Oct  4 19:23:52:
		www.naturallist.com
		analysis revealed no "naturali" and only two
		"naturall" porn hosts.  Of the two, one was dead
		and the other actually had some images blocked.

 2. Action:	Altered "lady" rule
    From:	BadURL_WordEnds[i++]="lady";
    To:		BadHostWordEnds[i++]="lady";
    Reason:	Here are the false positive URLs:
			Thu Oct  5 07:46:17: 
		yourutahjob.com/images/main_lady_top.jpg
			Thu Oct  5 07:46:17:
		yourutahjob.com/images/main_lady_left_side.jpg
			Thu Oct  5 07:46:17:
		yourutahjob.com/images/main_lady_right_side.jpg
    		I already moved  BadURL_WordStarts[i++]="lady";
		to  BadHostWordStarts[i++]="lady";
		I called that change a  *** PARTIALLY RESOLVED ****
		I was wrong.  BOTH of these rules ARE NOW resolved.

 3. Action:	Altered nude  "rule"
    From:	BadURL_Parts[i++] = "nude";
    To:		BadHostParts[i++] = "nude";
    Reason:	Thu Oct  5 08:35:08
		www.weber.k12.ut.us/themes/wsd/images/menudepartments.gif
		I can't always prevent the runTogetherWords like this,
		but we have the following URL rules:

		BadURL_WordStarts[i++]="nude";
		BadURL_WordEnds[i++]="nude";

		Using Start and End rules, but eliminating the Parts
		rules we have:

		 5888 nude_Parts.txt
		 4128 nude_Starts_and_Ends.txt
		  684 nude_Passed_All_Rules.txt
		-------------------------------
		10700 total

		I did patterns for 1, 2, 3, and 4 characters before the
		pattern "nude" and only came up with one neutral word,
		"denude".  For 1 character after we have "nuder" and
		"nudes". For 2 characters after we have "nudely" and
		"nudest".  If you replace the "e" with an "i" then we
		would also have  "nudist".  There are no words with 3
		characters after, and only one with 4, "nudeness".  All
		have the root "nude" with modifiers with the trailing
		characters.  I looked at the the  nude_Passed_All_Rules.txt
		file and could deduce (induce?) no general rules.  Here
		are the patterns in LETTER:  precede-count, follow-count.

		a:  37,  7	b:   2, 26	c:  15, 23	d:  27,  6
		e: 103,  1	f:  12,  3	g:  13, 40	h:  23,  2
		i:   7,  3	j:   1,  0	k:  19,  0	l:  66,  5
		m:   4, 18	n:  65,  9	o:  22,  2	p:   4, 86
		q:   0,  0	r:  33,  4	s:  60, 365	t:  78,  8
		u:   4,  4	v:   0,  1	w:  10, 58	x:   4,  0
		y:  73,  2	z:   4, 11

		That means we have no:

		[ q | v ]nude  or  nude[ j | k | q | x ]

		Further, the one neutral word I can find, "denude" gives
		me 103 host names with nude in them that are preceded by
		"e".  NUFF!

 4. Action:	Revised some  "nudi"  rules
    From:	BadURL_Parts[i++] = "nudist";
		BadURL_Parts[i++] = "nudity";
    To:		BadURL_Parts[i++] = "nudis";
		BadURL_Parts[i++] = "nudit";
    Reason:	"nudis" adds  28  hosts,  all "nudism".
		"nudit" adds  16  hosts,  which seems to be evenly split
		between Francais  "nudite"  and Espanol "nudita".
		There is no telling how many in URLs that adds.

 5. Action:	Added "nudie" rule
    Added:	BadURL_Parts[i++] = "nudie";
    Reason:	29 host names will get away and who knows how many URLs.
		I removed "nudie" from left overs of the previous and
		there were  29 of them.  Until we have false positives, I
		have now way of knowing whether I have pushed it too far.
		Only time will tell.  This is just a cutesy English way
		of saying it.