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Slideshow: GlobalFoundries expanding in Dresden
Peter Clarke
Friday morning dawned bright and fair as a collection of journalists stumbled out of a Dresden city center hotel ready to be bussed to GlobalFoundries' Fab 1 complex on the outskirts of the city. Down one narrow street could be spied the famous Frauenkirche (Church of our Lady).
Frauenkirche from Salzgasse, Dresden
This beautiful church was built in the 18th century but was destroyed in the firebombing of Dresden during World War II. It's reconstruction, finally completed in 2005 was done as a symbol of reconciliation.
After a 20 minute drive we arrived at GlobalFoundries Fab 1 complex
Approach to GlobalFoundries' Fab 1 complex.
Ground was broken for the site in 1996 and the first 200-mm wafer manufacturing cleanroom inaugurated in 1999. That first cleanroom was later emptied of equipment and re-equiped with 300-mm chipmaking equipment. The fab now only processes 300-mm diameter wafers.
So could it be retrofitted for 450-mm wafers one day? That would certainly prevent the site becoming a "sunset wafer fab" and prevent all the energy and excitement moving across to GlobalFoundries' Fab 8 in New York state.
Great pictures of the inside of a fab, Peter. Looking at this, reminds me back to the plant that Flextronics had set up here ( it was not a fab but am OEM unit and that was one of the firsts we had in the Indian southern city of Chennai. ANd, that took a long time to build too, to the necessary specs. And, when we in India keep talking about setting up a fab, I can just about imagine the time it is going to take and will we ever be able to maintain the quality. Right from clean water to stable electricity, there is a problem in every city ( with 1-2 hr power cuts in every city even today).. and we talk about setting a world class fab. Sure,it is a dream and we like to dream big but... all players, including the government have to really pull it off, in a big way and I mean really big way. Lets wait and see. These pictures set me thinking how we, in India can do it.. and the operative word is when.
GF has postponed fab plans in Abu Dhabi, where ATIC (their prime investor and stakeholder) is based. My guess is that would take maybe another 5-8 years depending on GF profits and global semiconductor economy.
Doubt any expansion plans in India makes sense. In India: Design, yes, semi manufacturing? There is no ecosystem, no local technicians, and infra is a disaster. So I dont think that makes any sense whatsoever.
The bad news Sufia is that when I asked GlobalFoundries people about whether stories that linked the company to the Indian fab plan process they said they have no idea where these stories come from.
As to the power supply issue, I don't think that is a problem. In Dresden GlobalFoundries runs its own power station to run the plant and puts the excess electricity it produces into the German grid.
I can imagine the same set-up could be created in India.
However, access to enormous volumes of water might be an issue.
Great pics from inside the fab Rick...pretty rare...although I can't say I learned anything from them ;-)...Kris
I had heard that GF has put the expansion in Germany on hold following the bad economic conditions in Europe and GF's own financial problems. So, this visit is just a pre-committed journalist's visit or GF is back on track?
GF is losing a lead customer AMD at 28nm to TSMC and we have not heard that anyone iso back-filling the Dresden fab yet! As foundry sales cycle is long and technology bring-ups are tedious, it will be a while when GF can be back on track if they can....
This is completely false. In fact, demand is such that TSMC cannot come close to filling AMDs orders alone (let alone yield well at the node), and they will continue to be a key customer at the GF site. Regardless GF has numerous other extremely promising contracts to fulfill for several years to come, hence the EXPANSION projects in both Germany and New York.
Typical GF slander-trolling post above.
Nice report, Peter. rwik78's post above reminded me of GF's plans to build a fab in Abu-Dhabi, any news on this?
Regarding Abu Dhabi, noithing substantial.
Rutger Wijburg, general manager at Fab 1, told me that the vision to build a wafer fab in Abu Dhabi is still in place but the timetable has been pushed back.
The original timetable called for ground-breaking in 2012 and chips out in 2014.
I suspect groundbreaking time may become more likely when Fab 8 in Malta, Saratoga County, New York is in volume production.
But the ATIC sovereign wealth fund has been burning money at a tremendous rate. DO they have the appetite for another $5 billion to $10 billion commitment in a location where almost all the workforce would have to be parachuted in.
And it would not be great news for Dresden as it would probably reduce the chances of 20-nm upgrades at that fab complex. We will see.
Apart from loads of oil cash to invest and a liberal supply of sand, not sure why a fab in Abu Dhabi makes any sense at all. There is precious little local skilled labour force, and an awful lot of dust to cope with!
The skilled force can come from somewhere else jeremybirch, there are more foreigners living in UAE than locals :-) I agree that setting a fab there does not make much sense on technical grounds but ATIC owns GF, so that's a good enough reason :-) I do not see why would they would otherwise pump billions of dollars into a distant business that is not even breaking even.
and if the water has to come from desalination it is going to be rather costly
GF is in the position of having to do something extraordinary to avoid becoming a distant 3rd rate player to the likes of TSMC and Samsung in the years to come. Nothing described here fits that bill, whereas TSMC and samsung continue to invest billions every year in new capacity construction and retrofit/upgrade. And they don't seem to take 4 years to get a fab up and running like GF is doing in new york. So how can GF compete and grow their business, and what volume customers (aside from AMD) would want to go to GF with those obvious limitations?
I find it somewhat comical how so many assume that GF doesn't already have volume customers contracted and lined-up for years to come... And also that AMD is the only major company-customer simply because they are the only (obvious) one publicly known. Are we to believe that they are that horribly unprepared?
Do folks truly believe that the *producing* fab in New York is simply idle and waiting for volume customers... when AMD doesn't even have a single product project in that fab? Hmm...
And as Rutger Wijburg said in the second half of 2012 more than 50 percent of the output of Fab 1 in Dresdden, which currently stands at about 50,000 wafer starts per month, will not be for AMD.
So that means more than 25,000 wafers per month heading towards new foundry customers of GlobalFoundries.


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SPRINGFIELD — Watch Kevin McCormick shoot, even in warmups, and it's evident that the Springfield sophomore is just a little bit different than the rest.
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Upper Darby 58, Strath Haven 53
James Fisher led the Royals (2-1, 1-0) with 14 points, Beni Toure tacked on 13 points, and Kuity Slanger and Isheem Adams chipped in 12 apiece as Upper Darby needed overtime to topple the Panthers.
John Fender paced Strath Haven (2-1) with a game-best 25 points and Eric Trowery added 10.
Penncrest 58, Marple Newtown 28
Eddie Baxter was scorching from the field as he drained four 3-pointers to highlight his game-best 18 points and Rahmi Halaby joined him in double-digits with 10 points as the Lions (3-0, 1-0) stayed unbeaten. Continued...
Tom Davis led the Tigers (0-3) with eight points, while Mike McDevitt and Nick Giordano tacked on seven apiece.
Lower Merion 67, Haverford 35
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B.J. Johnson led all scorers with 18 points.
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Harriton 64, Ridley 47
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A murder trial scheduled next week in Dothan has been canceled after a former Mobile County Commissioner accused of killing his girlfriend pleaded guilty to lesser charges.
Stephen Nodine, 49, admitted to misdemeanor domestic violence and felony perjury charges. In exchange, murder and felony stalking charges were dropped.
Nodine was arrested in 2010 in connection with the shooting death of longtime girlfriend, Angel Downs, whose body was found outside her Baldwin County home. Defense attorneys contend Ms. Downs shot herself just after Nodine left her home. The perjury charge stems from statements Nodine made about financial resources following his arrest.
The trial was moved to Dothan after a jury was unable to reach a verdict during Nodine's first murder trial. Circuit Judge Charles Partin moved the second trial to the Houston County Courthouse because of what he deemed to be excessive pretrial publicity. Nodine will be sentenced next month.
Sheriff Andy Hughes and Chief Deputy Donald Valenza had been working this week to make sure the courthouse and surroundings were secure in anticipation of media frenzy.


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Download image file from http://osve-files.sh.intel.com/pub/misc/sdk/windows/meego-handset-ia32-pinetrail-mtf-126.96.36.199.20100914.1-sdk-220.127.116.1101023.1936-sda.raw.bz2, and get the image with:
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Download the command line option from http://osve-files.sh.intel.com/pub/misc/sdk/windows/command.sh
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A Streetcar Named Desire is one of three Marlon Brando films released this week on Blu-ray (the others being Twilight Time's Désirée, detailed below, and New Line's Don Juan DeMarco). His performance in the Broadway play A Streetcar Named Desire changed acting forever and then in the 1951 film production he changed acting forever some more. And yet, despite Karl Malden, Vivien Leigh, and Kim Hunter all winning Oscars for the film, Brando didn't (losing to Humphrey Bogart in The African Queen). Elia Kazan's acclaimed film masterpiece based on the Tennessee Williams' play also lost for Best Picture (to An American in Paris), Best Screenplay and B&W Cinematography (to A Place in the Sun), and in a bunch of other categories. Did we just have a lot more brilliant films back then? (Other nominees that year included Strangers on a Train, La Ronde, Death of a Salesman, Detective Story, Ace in the Hole, Show Boat, When Worlds Collide, and Rashomon.)
Anyway, 60 years later Blanche DuBois, Stanley Kowalski, Mitch, and Stella have all got together again to thrash out their overheated relationships with glorious, psychodramatic methodry in this anniversary edition Blu-ray set. Uncensored in this original cut, they do impassioned things for three minutes more, the steamy footage having been restored to the film after it was rediscovered in the early 1990s. There's also a memorable score by Alex North (which lost to Franz Waxman's one for A Place in the Sun) in lossless mono.
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Like Highlands, Samford transitioned from an associate degree program to a baccalaureate in 1995.
She currently teaches in both the undergraduate and graduate programs at Samford, and for the past three years has been the director of the accelerated second degree B.S.N. program. A second degree student already holds a bachelor's degree in another subject and is returning to school to earn a second bachelor's in nursing. As coordinator of the nurse educator track in Samford's Master of Science program, she taught and coordinated all nurse educator courses and coordinated educator admissions and progressions. She also evaluated the curriculum, revising it as needed. Before coming to Samford, Alexander served as assistant professor of nursing at the University of Alabama in Birmingham.
In 2010 she earned the Recognized Leader award for her international impact on nursing and health care from the University of Alabama School of Nursing as part of its 60th anniversary celebration. In 2003 she was honored by her peers with the Samford University Georg Macon Memorial Award for outstanding teaching.
She is a Certified Nurse Educator through the National League of Nursing, and is a member of that organization as well as the Alabama State Nurses Association, the American Nurses Association and the Alabama League for Nursing. Alexander holds Doctor of Education in educational leadership and a Specialist in Education from Samford, a Master of Science in nursing and a Bachelor of Science in nursing from the University of Alabama-Birmingham.
"Dr. Alexander took Samford's nursing program from a two-year associate's program to a four-year baccalaureate program, and that experience will be invaluable for us as we go through this process at GHC," said Laura Musselwhite, interim vice president for academic and student affairs. "She brings critical expertise in transforming such a program to meet the demands of the next level. I look forward to working with someone with such strong and capable leadership, who will be able to guide implementation of the new B.S.N. completion program, while continuing to highlight the successes of our existing two-year programs in dental hygiene and nursing."
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3. | Trent Lott | ||
something that is more outdated than a broken catapult. If I could only get my catapult to work, we wouldn't be having ALL THESE PROBLEMS.
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1. | Trent Lott | ||
A senator from Mississippi who, when he spoke, didn't have enough brain cells to think of what he said, and put his foot in his mouth.... Trent Lott said he supported Strom Thurmond's segregationist campaign in 1948. Let's think about this logically. YOU DO NOT SAY THAT IN THIS DAY AND AGE!!!
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person who said:
"When Strom Thurman ran for president, we voted for him! We're proud of it! And if the rest of the country had followed our lead, we wouldn't have had all of these problems over all of these years either." and..... "If we had elected this man 30 years ago, we wouldn't be in the mess we are today." 1980 about the guy who said, "What I want to tell you...Ladies and Gentlemen...That there's not enough troops in the Army...to force the southern people to break down segregation and admit the nigger race into our theatres, into our swimming pools, into our homes and into our churches." -- Strom Thurman, 1948. "I saw Trent Lott at the country club Tuesday and he said "problems" and "mess" are just fancy political words for niggers."
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a perfect example of a racist Republican Trent Lott DID say the statement that he wished that Strom Thurmond should had been the president of the United States.
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The idiotic senator from Mississippi who was in high support of the Seperatist Party, which wanted to keep blacks from being in the same school as whites. He couldn't pronounce his I's if the world depended on it. He has now resigned his position as Senate Majority Leader for his stupid racist remarks. Dumb southerner. (Trent Lott: How he Talks:) "Mickey, Mickey, yurr so fahne yuh blow mah mahnd!"
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Arguably the dumbest politician alive, including George W. Bush. Aside from having a really dorky name, here are a few example of Mr. Lott's idiocy at work:
-He got screwed because his home got destroyed by a hurricane and his insurance didn't pay for it because he didn't read the terms correctly. He got pissed and riled Congress up into an anti-insurance frenzy and made all of our insurance rates go up. Thanks a lot asshole. -He advocates federal spending on state projects, or at least he did when he was up for re-election. To directly quote him, "Balancing the budget is a nice idea, but I got an election to win". -The guy endorsed Strom Thurmond, basically admitting he's a racist without outright saying it on public television. Thankfully, he plans to resign and go into private sector jobs, including teaching. God help anyway unfortunate enough to have this oaf as a teacher. Guy 1: What's the difference between an ape and Trent Lott?
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guy who made mistakes when trying to say something nice about a dying politician. was blasted for it in the media, resigned his post. trent lott isn't so bad... stop the hatin'


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What gripes my ass, is that police officers who operate above the Constitution, know full-well, that the average American can't afford to spend 1000s of dollars to go through the process of paying a lawyer, and taking the time off work, to prove that their Constitutional rights were violated....and, that, those who qualify for a public defender, probably, won't be represented, effectively.
So, the officers know, that instead of going through the expense of taking the cast to court, these people will most likely opt to plead guilty, at the preliminary hearing, and accept a lesser sentence.
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DIY Days returned to The New School in April for a free all-day conference devoted to exploring new models of producing independent film and transmedia storytelling projects, with a strong focus on leveraging the platforms for social good.
By Michael Andersen, originally posted at ARGNet
The elevator doors open. As I step out, a woman in a hazmat suit and surgical mask steps forward as our guide, offering surgical masks to our group. Masks firmly in place, we're guided to a classroom liberally strewn with backpacks and jackets. There are already a handful of people milling about in the room without the dubious protection of our masks, grabbing sandwiches and chips from the front of the room. A dissonant hum serves as disconcerting accompaniment to the otherwise silent room. Finally, we're welcomed by our guide and offered a choice: leave the mask on and remain a silent observer, or take it off and step into the strange world in which we found ourselves.
Over the next hour, my fellow participants and I progressed through a dystopic science fiction world designed to leave us disoriented, confused, and isolated as part of the interactive theater experience My Sky is Falling. The performance, a fictionalized retelling of filmmaker Lydia Joyner's own experiences in the foster care system, was brought to light by creative director Atley Loughridge through the startup Reboot Stories. The project was also a collaboration with Reboot Stories co-founder Lance Weiler's New Media Producing class at Columbia University and the Orange Duffel Bag Initiative, a non-profit dedicated to helping teens transition out of the foster care system. Representatives from the United Nations went through the experience at Envision 2013, while I experienced the performance as part of DIY Days NYC, a free conference that took place at The New School at the end of April.


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From the bestselling author of The Monsters of Templeton comes a lyrical and gripping story of a great American dream.
In the fields of western New York State in the 1970s, a few dozen idealists set out to live off the land, founding what would become a commune centered on the grounds of a decaying mansion called Arcadia House. Arcadia follows this romantic, rollicking, and tragic utopian dream from its hopeful start through its heyday and after.
Arcadia's inhabitants include Handy, a musician and the group's charismatic leader; Astrid, a midwife; Abe, a master carpenter; Hannah, a baker and historian; and Abe and Hannah's only child, the book's protagonist, Bit, who is born soon after the commune is created.
While Arcadia rises and falls, Bit, too, ages and changes. If he remains in love with the peaceful agrarian life in Arcadia and deeply attached to its residents--including Handy and Astrid's lithe and deeply troubled daughter, Helle--how can Bit become his own man? How will he make his way through life and the world outside of Arcadia where he must eventually live?
With Arcadia, her first novel since her lauded debut, The Monsters of Templeton, Lauren Groff establishes herself not only as one of the most gifted young fiction writers at work today but also as one of our most accomplished literary artists.
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"[Lauren Groff] has taken a quaint, easily caricatured community and given it true universality...And a book that might have been small, dated and insular winds up feeling timeless and vast...The raw beauty of Ms. Groff's prose is one of the best things about Arcadia. But it is by no means this book's only kind of splendor."
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"Groff's beautiful prose make this an unforgettable read."
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"I was constantly torn between wanting to gulp down this book or savor its lines. Even the most incidental details vibrate with life... Arcadia wends a harrowing path back to a fragile, lovely place you can believe in."
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"Lauren Groff's dazzling new novel brings the flawed visions of a '60s commune to life... At a moment when so much floating anger struggles for articulation, it's Groff's essential human empathy that gives her work its urgency."
"One of our best young novelists brings a lost Eden of hippiedom freshly to life... Groff's prismatic prose style lends itself to the darker currents that run beneath the Arcadian dream... both poetic and ambitious."
"[A] beautifully crafted novel... [it] gives full rein to [Groff's] formidable descriptive powers, as she summons both the beauty of striving for perfection and the inevitable devastation of failing so miserably to achieve it."
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Lauren Groff is the author of the New York Times bestselling MONSTERS OF TEMPLETON and the critically acclaimed short story collection DELICATE EDIBLE BIRDS. She has a BA from Amherst College and an MFA from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Her short stories have appeared in several literary publications, including The Atlantic Monthly and Ploughshares, and she has won fellowships to the Vermont Studio Center and Yaddo.


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I just received my jtv 59. Upgraded to 1.90. However, I found all of my acoustic models sounded with high treble. I plug it into my fender acoustic amp, I need to dial bass2, middle 2, treble 2.. but still the results sounds treble..... I have an ovation LX and a high end taylor and none of them require this kind of settings. When I use podhd, with eq, through headphones, I hear high treble too..
Is this normal? Anyone else have the same problem?
The bass boom can be heavy with you strum hard too...
Have you tried various acoustic models? I don't have an acoustic amp but agree it can sound very bright through my Pod and DT50. I get best results running mine through my pod500 with a stereo acoustic patch and into my PA. Then I get a nice warm/full tone.
One thing to remember is that the acoustic models on the Variax are modeling the sound of miced acoustic guitar, and that typically sounds quite different than what you hear coming from an undersaddle transducer and preamp system on an acoustic-electric guitar.
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Class timetables
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On March 4-5 a group of Deloitte professionals and leaders, clients, and thought leaders came together in Westlake, Texas at Deloitte University (DU) to engage in an interactive dialogue around inclusion topics and to celebrate the launch the Deloitte University Leadership Center for Inclusion
The agenda included an interactive experience with Deloitte Inclusion leaders and a series of breakout sessions with thought leaders to discuss leading practices for attracting, developing and retaining premium talent in today's competitive marketplace. Deloitte hosted over 50 clients and another 40 thought leaders well versed in these topic- including people from Catalyst, NABA, Working Mother, ALPHA and many other organizations.
The Deloitte University Leadership Center for Inclusion (DULC4I) is where we gather to engage with our people on issues of inclusion to foster a new understanding of what inclusion looks like in the 21st century workplace. Moreover, at the DULC4I, we recognize the promise of diversity: with clients, who are themselves increasingly more diverse, and in a marketplace where no single point of view or way of seeing the world prevails.
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This year marks the 20th anniversary of Deloitte's Women's Initiative (WIN). When WIN was launched in 1993, there were fewer than 100 women partners, principals, and directors. Now there are over 1,100. WIN jump-started Deloitte's Inclusion journey which helped us build a stronger organization; and it will continue to be a driver of sustaining our Inclusion efforts and in strengthening a culture where all leaders thrive.
During the Deloitte University Leadership Center for Inclusion launch earlier this month, Deloitte's Chief Inclusion Officer Deb DeHaas sat down with Mike Cook, retired Deloitte chairman and CEO, who established and chaired the Task Force for the Retention and Advancement of Women in 1992, which quickly led to the formation of WIN.
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Apply changes that made up 1.1.4-2.
try again to get O2 in CFLAGS
* debian/rules (install) : Omit unnecessary svn.vim (now included in the standard vim distribution)
* debian/patches/series : Remove swig patches.
Prepare for 1.1.4 release.
Use LC_ALL rather than LANG to make testsuite succeed regardless of build locale. Thanks to Florian Weimer for pointing out the correct way to do this.
* debian/rules : Set LANG for testsuite so build runs in a known environent. (closes: #301495)
+ * Fix trac's revision log (closes: #299817) + patche thanks to Torsten Landschoff <email@example.com>
Remove unused patch.
Merge changes from 1.1.x branch onto trunk.
Undo bad formatting of long description in control.in .
* debian/control.in : Create libsvn-core-perl dependency on libsvn0 via the shlibs file so the version is taken into account. (closes: #279439)
Backport fix of 'svn up' fails because a deleted directory may contain localy modified and/or unversioned files. Taken from the 1.1 branch.
* debian/control.in : Mention 'dav' in the description of libapache2-svn so the package is easier to find. (closes: #277302)
set urgency=high
fix log file name
disable testsuite on powerpc
* Fix hard-coded swig version in debian/rules.
Adjust libswig version in debian/rules to match the Build-Depends in debian/control .
update tarball to 1.0.9
Update to 1.0.9
+ * Build depend on swig >= 1.3.22-2 so we get a runtime library + and the build doesn't fail.
1.0.8-2 isn't released yet, no need to make 1.0.8-3 yet
merge r220 from 1.1 branch to trunk
Increase debhelper build dependency to 4.1.25
* debian/rules (debian/control) : Make this a double colon rule. This allows us to build with old and new versions of cdbs. We are not using cdbs's debian/control rule.
update to 1.0.8
* debian/rules (SUBVERSION_VER) : New variable, is either 1.1 or 1.0 depending on which subversion version is being built. (PERL_BINDINGDIR, LIBSVN_SWIG_PY) : New variables. (debian/stamp-build) : Use LIBSVN_SWIG_PY variable rather than hard-coding the library location. (install) : Build swig perl bindings differently depending on SUBVERSION_VER. Use the PERL_BINDINGDIR variable to find the perl bindings build directory rather than a hard-coded value.
* debian/build.sh : Remove debian/control before checking for uncommitted files.
* Remove debian/patches/apr_dir_make.patch as this is now fixed in the apache2 version we depend on. * Build depend on apache2 >= 2.0.50-11 so we get all fixes.
Commit the changes that went into 1.0.6-1.2.1. Thanks to Matt Kraai. This change only increases the package version.
Commit the changes that went into 1.0.6-1.2. Thanks to Adam Conrad. * Reverting the apache2/apr LFS transition by bumping our build-dep to (>= 2.0.50-10), as the apache2 maintenance team has decided that the ABI transition, while desireable, just wasn't manageable this close to a release. * Re-enable the testsuite on all arches to make sure all this ABI buggery hasn't, well, buggered anything.
Commit the changes that went into 1.0.6-1.1. Thanks to Matt Kraai. * Work around the apr_dir_make bug in Apache 2.0.50 (closes: #256909). * Update apache build-dep to >= 2.0.50-9 (closes: #266170, #266193).
revert r201: this change is incorrect, I will fix it later
* debian/rules : Use the 'install-book-html-chunk' target instead of the 'install-book-html' target. This breaks the book up into multiple html pages.
debian/build.sh : Error on unknown files.
testsuite passed on powerpc
* debian/control.in : Add build-dep on libkrb5-dev.
* debian/libapache2-svn.postrm moved to debian/libapache2-svn.prerm. Only remove modules from apache's configuration when we are removing libapache2-svn, not on upgrades. (closes: #251245) Additionally, move the module config manipulation from the postrm to the prerm. This way there is no time when apache is configured to load a module that is not present on the system.
* debian/rules : Call dh_fixperms before dh_strip. This fixes a lintian error cause by the fact that parts of the perl binding shared libs were not writable by owner. When dh_strip tried to strip them it failed and then lintian complained that the libraries were not stripped.
* debian/patches/repos-templates.patch : Update this patch. Thanks to gcs for noticing it was out of date. * debian/patches/series : 'quilt' wanted to add a space at the end of the line. That's ok with me.
Revert r189, as it was a big mistake of mine -- copyright reasons do not allow vanilla Subversion source distributed by Debian.
clarify build-dep change
Oops, as this is a security release, urgency should be high.
Update dependencies; Neon to 0.24.7 and Apache2 to 2.0.50 at least required.
Really fix libsvn_swig_perl-1.so linking.
Use vanilla upstream source as Neon 0.24.7 is available now; previously David removed the bundled Neon source.
* debian/rules : Link libsvn_swig_perl-1.so with all the libraries it depends on. (closes: #262025)
* debian/changelog : Note that this version fixes Bug #261938.
* debian/changelog : Update to 1.0.6. * subversion-1.0.5.tar.gz moved to subversion-1.0.6.tar.gz and tarball updated.
* debian/control.in : Depend on exim4 rather than exim.
clarify the meaning of this file
prepare 1.0.5
* etc/50vc-svn.el : Fix this script, thanks to Carel Fellinger for the fix.
mark this as unreleased
Update to 1.0.4.
* debian/rules : enable testsuite on all archs.
Prepare for 1.0.3 release.
* debian/patches/rpath.patch : Update the modification of the apache module link line to pass the desired libraries and search paths explicitly to the linker. * debian/rules : Remove hard-coded apache module link since the subversion build-system itself should now be linking properly.
+ * Remove 'sudo' line that I didn't mean to commit and got included + in 1.0.2-3. Thanks to Norbert Tretkowski for noticing.
* debian/rules : Manually link the apache modules rather than using libtool so that we link against the necessary libraries.
* debian/rules : Disable full testsuite for archs that passed 1.0.2-1.
* debian/rules : Run 'basic_tests.py' when the full testsuite is disabled. This gives us some test coverage and it much faster than running the whole testsuite.
* debian/build.sh : Use debuild rather than dpkg-buildpackage.
* debian/man/svn_load_dirs.1 : Manpage update thanks to Per Olofsson <email@example.com>.
* debian/changelog: Adjust version number in preparation for release.
* debian/build.sh : Do not create orig.tar.gz if it already exists.
* debian/changelog : Prepare for release. Document that last commit.
Remove rpath from shared libraries. * debian/rules (install) : Remove the LD_RUN_PATH from the various perl binding Makefiles. This prevents the linker from adding an rpath to the libraries. * debian/patches/series : Add rpath.patch. * debian/patches/rpath.patch : New file. This fixes the shared libraries that the change to debian/rules above does not fix.
* debian/TODO : subversion-tools is suggested by subversion as of 1.0.2-1.
* debian/man/svn_load_dirs.1 : New file.
* debian/subversion-tools.manpages : New file. * debian/rules : Use dh_installman to install new manpage.
* debian/build.sh : Create orig.tar.gz, make dpkg-source not complain about the build directory name, other minor cleanups.
* debian/rules : Make 'rm' not complain about missing files.
* debian/README.packaging : New file.
* debian/changelog: Put in a real version so dpkg-parsechangelog doesn't error.
* debian/changelog : Fix bug number.
* debian/rules : Fix python interpreter in svnshell. (closes: #245573)
* debian/pythonX.Y-subversion.README.Debian : New file. * debian/rules : Install README.Debian for python packages.
* debian/control.in : 'subversion' package now suggests the 'subversion-tools' package.
* debian/patches/series : Add svnshell.patch. * debian/patches/svnshell.patch : New file. * debian/rules : Install svnshell.
- 1.0.2 fixed #241076
- update to subversion 1.0.2
* debian/build.sh : Put build log in ../. and date it.
* remove deprecated debian/shlibs.local.
Sign .dsc and .changes.
+ * Fix libtool problem by no longer doing the LIBTOOL_IS_A_FOOL + hack. (closes: #242460) + * Fix hard-coded link in debian/rules to link with ptoper swig.
+ * Fix python2.3-subversion and subversion-tools priority so they are + the same as the priorities in the override file.
- fix file paths in this patch
- enable testsuite on powerpc
+ * Apply changes up to the current head of the 1.0.x branch. + This line is making its way to become 1.0.2. The diff was + obtained like this: + svn diff http://svn.collab.net/repos/svn/tags/1.0.1 \ + http://svn.collab.net/repos/svn/branches/1.0.x@9275 + - Fix recursive propset (closes: #238558)
237230 is fixed by this change.
+ * Increase swig build dependancy to 1.3.21-2 so we get a working + dependancy.
Touch every file in the archive so we don't have broken timestamps.
+ * cvs2svn is no longer part of this package, request for package filed, + see http://bugs.debian.org/237934 . + * libswig1.3 provides an incorrect shlibs file, add proper dependancies + to debian/shlibs.local (closes: #220107)
- update to upstream 1.0.1
+ * Change libsvn0-dev and subversion-tools priority to extra so that + there is no longer a disparity between the override file and the + control file.
* debian/rules : Fix copy and paste error.
+ * Update to policy 3.6.1 (no changes).
- revert r93 since it looks like libtool still can not help but include rpath.
* debian/rules : Fix proken pre-req in that last commit.
+ * Fix broken stamp files that were among other things making the build + execute the configure and autogen rules unnecessarily.
+ * Remove the LIBTOOL_IS_A_FOOL hack when we have a recent enough libtool. + Versions newer than 1.5-3 will not hardcode rpath in our libraries.
* debian/changelog : Note this change. * patches/dir-walk-order.patch, patches/perl-bindings.patch : Remove these files. The changes from these patches are included in the 1.0.x patch. * patches/1.0.x.patch : New file. This patch updates the source to the current 1.0.x branch. * patches/series : Update patches to apply.
* debian/rules : No line may be longer than 80 characters.
* debian/rules : Let dh_strip handle check for nostrip in DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS rather than doing in manually here.
* debian/rules : Re-enable testsuite on i386 since I am applying a big upstream patch to make 1.0.0-2. Make the debian/control verification less verbose.
+ * Add debian/shlibs.local which needs to stay around until #231659 + is fixed (closes: #234932).
+ * Detect if debian/control is invalid. If invalid then recreate it and + exit failure telling the user to try again. (closes: #204253)
+ * Don't ship .pyc files in pythonX.Y-subversion. These files should instead + be generated in the postinst. (closes: #236170)
+ * Remove local copy of patchsys-quilt.mk and add version to quilt build-dep. + * Don't strip binaries if 'nostrip' is in DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS. + * Patch from Erno Kuusela to 50vc-svn.el so subversion vc backend doesn't + supercede an existing default.
+ * Fix description of the subversion book (it is a version control, + not a revision control system)
* debian/NEWS.Debian : Remove this file. This is no longer 'news'. Users installed Subversion for the first time don't need to see this. * debian/README.Debian : Move NEWS.Debian info into here. We keep a record of necessary repository interventions here for a while. Eventually these will go away too though.
* debian/postinst.test : That file has been sitting there for a long time and I haven't been motivated to finish it. I don't see a good way of creating subversion repositories automatically. The problem is that if I do that then I fear I am committing to doing repository administration when in fact there needs to be a real administrator who has read subversion documentation.
+ * Fix directory walk ordering on filesystems that don't return + '.' first. (closes: #231364)
* debian/patchsys-quilt.mk : Make this compatable with cdbs systems that don't use tarball.mk. These changes have been sent to the bts and the bug is marked pending. Once that version is available this file will be removed this this source package.
* subversion-1.0.0.tar.gz : New file. This is the upstream 1.0.0 tarball with the apr, apr-util and neon subdir removed.
let build-stamp be the one tha tneeds configure-stamp
- i386 has passed the testsuite
- update DEB_TAR_SRCDIR for 1.0.0
- update to 1.0.0
- fixup perl bindings build
cleanup debian/tools
* fixup version number
- many changes, perl bindings work now, svnadmin-static is no more.
* debian/patches/series : Remove perl-bindings patch.
* debian/changelog : Mark this as unreleased and make the version number lower than the to be released 1.0.0-1.
* debian/rules : Testssuite passed on powerpc, disable it.
- enable testsuite on all archs
- Upstream removed the cvs2svn manpage.
- shlibs file should have a >= version dependancy rather than no version dependancy at all.
Bug 232945 is fixed in this upstream version.
Fix formatting of NEWS.Debian revision bumped to 1.0.0-beta1
Rename ltmain.sh.diff to ltmain.sh.patch so as to make patch names consistent.
* debian/patches/series : Remove trailing space.
* debian/patches/repos-templates.patch : Refresh this patch against subversion 1.0.0-beta1.
This is my first attempt to get the perl bindings to work. There may be some problems because the testsuite fails to run.
Remove large warning that this software is still in development.
+ * Don't pass broken CFLAGS to swig wrapper build (closes: #232591)
* debian/rules : Should be passing the prefix to swig rather than the full path.
* Add build dependancy on libperl-dev so the perl bindings build properly and mostly pass the testsuite.
prepare to release 0.37.0-3, fix a typo
+ * Update swig build-dep to >= 1.3.21. This isn't actually required + by Subversion but I have some current Subversion bug reports that + indicate mixinh 1.3.19 builds with 1.3.21 systems may cause problems. + * Pass fulll path the swig to configure so as to ensure we use the swig + from the Debian package.
* debian/changelog : Call this one 0.37.0-2.3test so it is younger that 0.37.0-3.
clean target should remove .libs/
always more TODO
* debian/rules : Fix typo, libsvn-perl -> libsvn-core-perl
+ * Fix default repos templates. (closes: #210901)
+ * Start using 'quilt' and part of 'cdbs' to maintain separate pataches + within the source package.
* debian/TODO : It would be nice to make a spurious error due to cdbs go away.
+ * Fix doc build by giving the new path to the docbook stylesheets. + (closes: #231981)
this patch is now applied
* debian/control.in : Add new package libsvn-core-perl. * debian/rules : Build perl bindings. * debian/changelog : Note this change.
test shoudl make sure source package builds
* debian/README.Debian : Be more explicit about what libapache2-svn does for you.
* debian/rules : Don't include svnshell. It is just an example of how to use the bindings and isn't for general consumption. (closes: #230534) * debian/changelog : Note this change.
* debian/rules : shlibs file now creates a >= dependancy rather than a strict =. (closes: #231681) * debian/changelog : Note this change.
* debian/control.in : Mention to abbreviation 'svn' in short package descriptions. (closes: #231698) * debian/changelog : Note this change.
* debian/TODO : would be nice to have some tests of the package after it is built.
* debian/build.sh : Pass all arguments to dpkg-buildpackage. Check build-deps before calling dpkg-buildpackage.
* debian/rules : Install README. * debian/changelog : Note this change.
* debian/NEWS.Debian : Add pointer to Subversion book when saying dump/load is required. * debian/changelog : Note this change.
* debian/patches/perl-bindings.patch : This package is arch any, fix clean target so the perl binding build is cleaned as well.
* debian/patches/perl-bindings.patch : Temporary storage area for the in-development packaged perl bindings.
* debian/rules : Remove unused perl binding build rules.
* debian/rules : powerpc passed the testsuite, don't run it on powerpc anymore.
* debian/NEWS.Debian debian/README.Debian : Remove references to subversion 0.35.1-1 which was never uploaded. * debian/changelog: note this change.
* debian/changelog : Note that Bug #230955 will be fixed by this upload.
* debian/build.sh : Fix up source package ignore list so svn-make-config.c is not ignored. Run lintian after the build. Create debian/control before the build. Collect stderrr in the build log as well as stdout. * debian/changelog: note this change.
* debian/control.in : Remove the part of the package descriptions that says subversion is "in development, alpha" * debian/changelog : Note this.
* debian/control.in : Increate apache dependancy to 2.0.48-7 since -5 and -6 had problems. * debian/changelog : Update.
* debian/control.in : Remove build-dep on libgdbm-dev, I think I only needed that due to a problem with a previous libapr version. * debian/changelog : Update.
* debian/control.in : Add build depends on libgdbm-dev * debian/changelog : Note this change. Note that this upload fixes Bug #230311, runtime linker failures. Remove note saying we aren't yet at 1.0, since we might be.
* debian/rules : Testsuite has been run on i386, but not yet on powerpc.
* debian/tools/Makefile : Clean up the .o also.
* debian/rules : Make sure /usr/share/doc/<package>/ exists before trying to install to it.
* debian/rules : Add forgotten '\'.
* debian/rules : Fix two broken build targets.
* debian/changelog : Note that bug 202885 is fixed thanks to upstream changes.
* debian/control.in : Remove note saying that this is an alpha release. We still aren't at 1.0 but we are getting close. * debian/changelog: note this change.
* debian/rules : Remove and remake libsvn_swig_py to fix Bug #220107. * debian/changelog : Note this change.
* debian/build.sh : This is now executable.
* debian/rules : Create /etc/subversion/* as part of the build process. * debian/tools/Makefile : Link with libtool so we can use the libraries in the build diirectory. This allows us to run this program during the build. * debian/tools/README : New file. * debian/TODO : Less to do. * debian/changelog : Note this change.
* debian/tools/svn-defaults : These are now generated during the build.
* debian/copyright : Update to 2004. * debian/changelog : Note this change.
* debian/build.sh : New file. * debian/TODO : Autogenerated files are no longer in the diff. * debian/changelog : Note these changes. * debian/rules : Re-arrange the way that autogen.sh gets called. The 'autogen' target is no longer a dependancy of the 'clean' target. 'autogen' is now a dependancy of 'build'.
* debian/TODO : This package is now in a repository that encourages outside contributions.
* debian/control.in : Add back build dependancy on xsltproc and docbook-xsl. * debian/changelog : We build the doc again. * debian/rules : XSL_DIR set in the Makefile no longer allows us to use stylesheets installed on the system, create a symlink so the build works.
* debian/control: Remove this file since it is generated from debian/control.in
* debian/changelog : This release closes #193062
* trunk/debian/ : Import current (unreleased) 0.36.0-1 debian/ subdir.
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Web Developer Internship …online applications and marketing web sites. Responsibilities Role Overview The Web Developer Intern plays a critical front end... | Seattle, WA | 4/22/2013 | |
Software Engineer Internship …for analysis, design, implementation and testing of application software. A Software Engineering intern should be capable of working... | Seattle, WA | 4/22/2013 | |
Sports Radio Station - Programming Internship …programs Qualifications: Enrolled in school where you can receive credit for the internship Responsible with great attention to detail... | Seattle, WA | 4/22/2013 | |
Computer Science Summer Intern The Computer Science intern will work directly for the information technology group in the Support Department. Position will support... | Seattle, WA | 5/7/2013 | |
Graduate Intern , DTSS Mobile and Connected Devices …experiences. Bring your individual talents here and discover for yourself why an internship with Disney is the opportunity you've been... | Seattle, WA | 4/26/2013 | |
Sports Media Network - Promotions Intern …all of the great events and promotions, in the Network Promotion Department Sports Radio Internship Opportunity Come be on the roster!... | Seattle, WA | 4/23/2013 | |
Pro Sports - Summer 2013 Marketing Intern …Research genre-specific/targeted websites to advertise, promote... | Seattle, WA | 4/21/2013 | |
Aviation Summer Intern The Engineering intern will work directly for the Baggage Handling group in othe Aviation Department. Position will support Aviation... | Seattle, WA | 4/20/2013 | |
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