The site is performing very, very nicely. We're constantly trying to put ourselves in a position where we can handle expanded volume.

It puts a bunch of code on a site that not only detects what browser the victim is running, but then selects one of seven different vulnerabilities to exploit, depending on how well patched the browser is.

And this is just one site. Together, these sites have compromised tens if not hundreds of thousands of systems.

I'd be angry, and that's to say it nicely. It would send me back probably a whole semester because, even if I got it fixed by now, I still wouldn't be able to student teach.

I really like performing for people.

We don't require monumental surveys; they're all site specific. We don't have a good handle on how significant mussel resources are but we have committees working on trying to come up with a satisfactory way to survey and protect them, and allow dredging to continue.