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Sync with revision 1.11 in portage, mask ifp and altivec useflags.
added pmake, collision with obsd make
Fixed in main portage.
fixed pax-utils-0.1.13 on g/obsd, #134222
Add xmlto fixed WRT bug #134195.
Add localepurge fixed WRT bug #133907.
Add userland-gnu-2 ebuild to work with the new strategy in coreutils 5.96.
Remove coreutils 5.94 and 5.95 from here, 5.96 in main tree is fixed.
Imported in main tree.
Remove this now that's in portage.
Update to 1.11a.
Let obsd and nbsd use ~x86-fbsd keyworded sys-auth/openpam.
Remove ncurses, it's the same as in main portage.
Imported in main portage.
Remove empty directories.
Remove distcc as it's now fixed in main portage.
pmake fixed in main portage.
Sync with r1.9 from main tree: Mask userland_Darwin to make it disappear from portage info.
remove '--without-included-regex' from econf
Already in main tree.
Coreutils available to Gentoo/OpenBSD.
Use openbsd-ubin,usbin instead of sys-apps/coreutils
move zophie useflag to global g/obsd profile.
profile for g/obsd 3.9
Unmask >sys-apps/coreutils-5.3.0 for OpenBSD.
Patch for bug #128040 applied, but --without-included-regex was not dropped and it breaks compilation for OpenBSD.
libusb in main portage.
Let's just follow our BSD brothers, keeping the library location.
Add a more generic versioning rather than regenerating.
initializing profile for g/obsd 3.9
masking >sys-apps/coreutils-5.3.0-r2
Add inttype header to compile on OpenBSD.
Add workaround for OpenBSD to not core dumps when creating info files with makeinfo.
Provide missing soname and install libraries in /usr/lib for OpenBSD.
Extend to 3.9, as it's gonna be the new version.
Sync with portage r. 1.8: use.mask all the flags for commercial stuff for PHP. Many thanks to CHTEKK.
sync with main tree
Sync with portage rev. 1.7, mask madwifi useflag.
Remove cabextract as it's fixed in main portage.
Removed nvidia-freebsd and nvidia-settings, now in main portage.
Remove findutils as it's patched in main portage.
Sync with r1.6 in portage, mask input devices and video cards that are linux-specific.
Add missing digest.
Sync with r1.5 from portage, mask pbbuttonsd useflag.
Remove patch for g/obsd, it's now in main tree
patched eix is now in main tree.
Drop vmware-freebsd-tools as it doesn't work as intended.
Remove gcc as it misses all the files and it's going to create problems.
Unmask elibc_OpenBSD.
Unmask elibc_NetBSD.
Remove 2.16* ebuilds for Gentoo/FreeBSD, as now the versions in portage have the needed patches.
Sync with portage revision 1.2, don't force dev-manager on BSD.
Drop virtual/ghostscript redefinition as now ghostscript is a new-style virtual and only ghostscript-gnu is ~x86-fbsd, sync with portage revision 1.2.
Add a bit of verbosity on failures and add missing app-text/docbook-dsssl-stylesheets dependency.
Cleanup of binutils and patches.
Add libusb patched as per bug #128937.
Drop eselect, 1.0.1 in main portage is fixed.
Add binutils 22.214.171.124.7 patched with FreeBSD patch.
Add ~x86-fbsd keyword to the patched binutils 2.16.1-r2.
add ~x86-fbsd keyword here so that this doesn't override tree.
eix 0.5.5 compiles on g/obsd
pidof-bsd is in main portage.
sys-freebsd category moved in main portage.
Move bsdmk and freebsd eclasses in main tree.
Export also RANLIB before running make.
Sync with main portage rev 1.4.
fbsd profile moved into main portage.
Sync with r 1.3 from main tree.
Sync with r 1.2 from main tree.
pax-utils-0.1.11 in portage works.
Add README for mirroring on main tree.
Fix headers.
Fix header and default to i586 for compatibility with original FreeBSD.
Fix headers and move bsdtar, gettext and libiconv in fbsd packages file.
Drop use.defaults support.
Drop 5.4 profile, working toward 6.0 now.
Fix headers and sorting of virtuals file.
Remove empty use.mask for now.
Remove USE_EXPAND as it's inherited from base profile.
Fix headers and sorting of virtuals file.
Add header.
Fix header and drop ghostscript masking.
Fix blank space in openbsd_src_unpack().
Add append-opt() and fix_lazy_bindings() functions.
Adding nawk plus FreeBSD's LC_COLLATE patch
Don't preformat manpages on NetBSD
Moving generic virtuals to avoid conflicts.
Adding sys-netbsd.
Adding profile files for Gentoo/NetBSD 3.99.
Adding category for Gentoo/NetBSD
X with NetBSD support
Update ebuild to match official gcc 3.4.5-r1 ebuild, mostly extra keywords
Do gnulib check without breaking user bashrcs
add obsd variable
adding openbsd-base, initial commit
Update base profile with current actual base profile, to make simpler the passage in main portage.
Add a packages file to remove the extra packages pulled in by the base profile.
Update use.defaults from base profile, not like it's used anymore.
add patch for compile on obsd
fake binutils-2.15.ebuild for obsd
dev-util/cvs is fixed in main portage.
make crt0.o schg so that gcc doesn't remove it, add Changelog
Update to 2.16.1-r2.
special CFLAGS for obsd
Fix missing installation of init-common-{pre,post}.sh, init-functions and init.sh.
Symlink sys directory instead of patching everything in makefiles.
Symlink sys directory instead of patching everything in makefiles. Should fix bug #124444.
Run quilt refresh before copying patches around.
Add patch to allow using FreeBSD's ldconfig. Submitted to eselect devs as bug #124468.
Add patch to fix mode_t promotion.
correct FEATURES
Add bashrc for profile to check for faulty openat.c files from gnulib.
Add cvs with patch to fix gnulib's openat() error.
Update the binutils patches, minimised removing FreeBSD's a.out format and modified to support dragonfly, too.
Drop binutils-2.15 patch. Fix 2.16.1 and 184.108.40.206.6 so that it behaves similarly to GNU/* on FreeBSD.
Add missing security patch.
Apply all the security patches missing.
Make sure that we don't end up having sys-${RV} being a directory.
No more pertinent.
In main portage.
Add patch to avoid stripping binaries while installing, leaving that up to portage.
Add experimental ebuild based on linux baselayout. It uses the sources from 1.12 as the ones in trunk doesn't build.
Unmask findutils, fixed in overlay.
Errr I forgot ${myconf}.
Add findutils with fixes from bug #123253 so that it builds on FreeBSD and NetBSD. Thanks Benigno B. Junior for the netbsd patch.
In main portage.
ADd patch to build kernel with newer flex.
Add a sed so that zlib always have soname on BSD platforms as in Linux.
Flex patch merged in portage.
Perl patches merged in portage.
Don't try to install newer version of baselayout until it's fixed.
Add binutils 2.16.1 and 18.104.22.168 with FreeBSD hints file loading patches.
Add patch to use newer flex (and depend on it).
Fix deprecated stuff to use NO_* syntax.
Fix deprecated stuff to use NO_* syntax.
Fix deprecated stuff to use NO_* syntax.
Fix deprecated stuff to use NO_* syntax.
Fix deprecated stuff to use NO_* syntax.
Fix deprecated stuff to use NO_* syntax.
Fix deprecated stuff to use NO_* syntax.
Make sure that NOPROFILE is replaced by NO_PROFILE for 6.x series.
Fix the patch.
add 'make depend' for build keysm.h
Add patch to build with flex 2.5.31 (and hard depend on that version as the change is non-backward-compatible.
Add flex with patch to use gm4 when m4 is not GNU m4. Bug #123471.
Add patch to build 0.1.10.
Both flex and cpio now fixed in portage.
add patch func.
New ebuild OpenBSD share
New ebuild for OpenBSD sbin
New ebuild for OpenBSD /bin
add libexec, some fixes
New ebuild for OpenBSD libexec
add Makefile.bsd-wrapper
Add ekg with patch for DragonFly, bug #123250. Thanks to Robert Sebastian Gerus.
Add cpio with patch to build on misc Gentoo/*BSD systems. Thanks to Benigno B. Junior.
Unmask newer flex now.
Add patch to build newer flex on Gentoo/*BSD. Bug #123233. Thanks Benigno B. Junior.
Add patch to fix building on NetBSD.
Mask dhcpcd, udhcp, pump.
Add a packages.build file just to track what should be merged on a chroot to prepare a stage.
Make virtual/dhcpc point to net-misc/dhcp on BSD systems as the default dhcpcd does not work on non-Linux.
Add python patch for DragonFly (bug #122935).
Make sure that /dev/zero is a character special so that we don't compile a broken libc if /dev is not mounted.
Add perl and libperl with patches for dragonfly and to fix fbsd's hints file. Yet-to-test.
Don't put -sources in system, one can probably unmerge them after installing the kernel.
Handle master.password alike to shadow. Use one single ${CHOST} switch in pkg_setup.
Move out also conf.d files and net modules, reimport functions, tho. With this, baselayout should integrate itself with freebsd-baselayout without dying of the worse death ever.
Copy files from FILESDIR and put under conditional for linux the stuff regarding modules.
Start hacking at baselayout ebuilds so that it installs the base files for FreeBSD.
Drop rpc and devfs.conf.
Install configuration files here instead than on baselayout.
Don't install ttys file (leave it to freebsd-lib).
Drop a few more files.
Drop also opieaccess and fbtab.
Dropp a few more configuration files and ipfw and sysctl scripts.
Handle also sysctl configuration file and init script.
Add here ipfw init.d script and rc.firewall used by it.
Add ipf scripts only if ipfilter is enabled.
Install minfree file.
Also install hosts.lpd.
Fix digest.
Add gettytab file here instead than in baselayout.
Remove some more files and bluetooth directory.
Add also usbd configuration file, printcap if lpr is requested, and bluetooth configuration if requested.
Drop cron.* jobs that are added by freebsd-usbin. Drop also a few more configuration files (like mail subsystem, sendmail, bind, man).
Build cron jobs for periodic call here instead that in baselayout.
Delete periodic directory.
Add locate periodic file.
Add periodic files.
Add periodic files.
Add a doperiodic function.
Add baselayout that drops the old settings files.
Install configuration files here instead than in baselayout. Install isdn configuration files only if isdn is set.
Also phones.
Move /etc/remote to being provided by freebsd-ubin.
Start moving etc files here.
Do the ${RV} symlink only if the ${PVR} is different.
Fix compiling. Add pf.conf and pf.os here instead that on baselayout.
On suggestion from Benigno B. Junior (bbj), don't extract sys, instead symlink int inside ${WORKDIR}. This also drops the patch to fix makefiles.
On suggestion from Benigno B. Junior (bbj), don't extract sys and include, instead symlink them inside ${WORKDIR}. This also drops the patch to fix makefiles.
Make sure a sys-${RV} symlink is present, so that we can have a sys directory for the different releases (useful while building stuff.
Mask newer baselayout on 5.4 so I have not to update all of the ebuilds.
Fix packages files, we really need bsdtar.
Mask ~findutils-4.3.0 as it's broken.
Add patch to drop broken linkage, might require more work as it's just a workaround.
Run keepdir on /dev and /proc only if they don't exists already, as FreeBSD 6.0 disallow you from writing on them.
Add missing static useflag to IUSE.
make virtual/baselayout point to freebsd-baselayout.
Drop wpa_supplicant and hostapd, take the one from portage on user's request.
Extract also -sys as it's needed to geom/eli to build.
binutils 2.15 is needed no more, 2.16 is what we're going to use.
Mask newer versions of flex that do not build for now.
Use fetch(1) command also on FreeBSD 6.0. Simpler.
Drop binutils masking, 2.16 works.
Fixed in main portage.
unmask >sys-libs/readline-5.0-r2
Add pax-utils with patch to avoid crying because of PT_LOAD on fbsd.
Point to sourceforge instead than the dead old site.
problems with binutils
initial sys-openbsd
Adding Gentoo/OpenBSD profile
adding openbsd.eclass
Add boot0 to system packages.
Added freebsd-pam-modules to the mask so that different version won't get pulled in, as they are not in system.
Add -static-libgcc to flags so that libc won't link to libgcc_s.
Added ebuilds for all rest of system for FreeBSD 6.0.
Prepared freebsd-lib and dependencies for 6.0-RELEASE. Dropped 6.0_beta4 ebuild.
Portage 2.3_pre3 has the overlay-arch patch and the ldconfig fix.
Drop sandbox, needs way more work for now.
Add cabextract with unconditional patch, bug #76327.
-r8 applies the patch.
Added patch to fix ldconfig for FreeBSD and add support for DragonFly. See bug #115519.
e2fsprogs works out of the ebuild.
glib from portage is now safe.
Recent xorg-servers should be safe on FreeBSD as upstream fixed it, after re-inventing the wheel because i submitted the bug first, but ....
Moved patches to main portage, after careful testing.
Removed cups that's obsolete revision, patch submitted as bug #115504.
media-libs/mesa from main tree should work out of the box.
Update to 2.0.53.
Update to 1.2.14 using bsdgetcwd. Still having problems with findutils :|.
attr and acl are specific to Linux. The acl support on FreeBSD does not require them anyway.
Added arch.list with keywords for experimental ports to use with bbj's patch.
Added portage with patch from bbj in bug #113391.
Mask a few more packages (udev, sysfsutils, hal).
Installs default skel content in /etc/skel as usual on Gentoo, also disable some content that's not Gentoo-style and might create problems to users.
Install pw.conf file to let pw use Gentoo default skel directory.
Applied in main tree.
Remove com_err and ss that now are fixed in main tree.
Latest eselect-compiler (_rc) works fine.
Remove nvidia-glx as it's applied on main tree.
Remove libusb as it's fixed in main tree :)
Don't force openssh and rcs in system.
Don't force openpam in system, let user decide if he wants pam or not (yes by default).
We need ~x86 packages.
Removed useless file.
Updated FreeBSD profiles to use the new base profile.
Sort-of-sync of official base profile.
Added iproute2 to mask, as it's Linux-specific.
Added xorg-server with patch to compile under Gentoo/FreeBSD.
Added freebsd-pf package with tools to maintain pf firewall.
Remove pf support, as freebsd-pf will provide it.
Remove pf support, as freebsd-pf will provide it.
Remove pf support, as freebsd-pf will provide it.
Update to 6.4, that does not require extra patches to work on FreeBSD>
As I removed gentooalt-m4 package, provide again the dl.m4 file.
Removed divx4linux masking as it's no more in portage.
Removed samba from here as the one in portage is now fixed.
Updated ebuild to use autotools eclass.
Actually set the variable, don't call its content.
Try to install in /usr/${CTARGET}/include when crossbuilding.
Install in alternative directory when installing on non-FreeBSD systems.
Add support for crosscompilation (when CHOST != *-freebsd*), using freebsd-mk installed in alternative directory.
Updated to 7676 and merged with latest changes for original ebuild, need a bit more testing.
netatalk is now fixed in main portage.
While building for FreeBSD, disable PIE as it creates shared objects.
Added conditional src_uri on usr.sbin for nis useflag. Thanks The_Paya @ #gentoo-bsd.
Added mesa with patches for Gentoo/FreeBSD.
Link the Linux Way to have the soname set to something human.
Keepdir /dev and /proc for safety, don't keepdir /var/log here as freebsd-sbin takes care.
Make sure /var/log is kept by this package instead of baselayout.
Don't depend on no-more-existant gentooalt-m4 package.
Added upnp patched to work on FreeBSD.
Make sure LDCONFIG is trued, as done for com_err and ss.
Do the same for ss.
Added com_err with dummy ldconfig to avoid sandbox violation.
Update to avoid using entooalt-m4.
Don't use the gentooalt-m4 package, instead use a simple sed after patching.
Domove is no more required.
docbook-xsl-stylesheets-1.69.1 in main portage is safe.
libtool patch applied in portage, bug #109105.
Added minimal support for crosscompile - doesn't work yet.
Added distcc that does not check for useradd to work on Gentoo/FreeBSD. Also remove shadow dependency.
Imported in main portage.
Updated patch to allow writing to /dev/crypto on FreeBSD. Removed dl.m4 file and added dependency over sys-devel/gentooalt-m4 instead (that provides it).
Updated to newer version, with also dl.m4 macro file.
Initial import. Ebuild submitted by Luigi Mantellini in bug #105225.
Removed gnome-extra directory, too.
Removed bug-buddy from overlay, fixed in main portage.
Added docbook-xsl-stylesheets without cp -a to make Gnome installable on Gentoo/FreeBSD.
Removed portability eclass as it doesn't matter anymore here, leave the default main portage one.
Remove ld-is-gnu that it doesn't matter anymore. Remove the GNU ld comment about bindnow-flags that now recognize at least three different linkers.
Updated the macro file to carry also OSX and Solaris support.
Added support for Sun Solaris linker.
Let libtool be patched so that libtoolize already bring in the FreeBSD patch. Experimental, needs to be tested for a while before going on main portage.
As now eautomake takes care of passing --foreign where needed, no need to patch netatalk to fix the foreign automake (patch sent upstream anyway).
Follow recent gwhois -> mdwhois change.
Added flag for Apple's linker.
Patch netatalk to compile without lazy bindings the setXid executables using autotools.
Added cups as proof-of-concept of the gentooalt-m4 package and the AC_BINDNOW macro.
Fixed digest (was run against a broken tarball.
Added gentooalt-m4 package.
added ld-is-gnu and bindnow-flags to the portability eclass in overlay.
Findutils 4.2.25 is in main portage. Removing.
Added missing libtool dependency.
Added findutils bump that works on FreeBSD.
Added patch for eselect-compiler.
Removed portage as 2.0.53_rc4 works fine out of the box.
beta2 in portage should work.
Added common packages: wget should always be present.
Fixed in main portage.
sys-devel/cvs is not exactly something that should be in packages, as it doesn't exists.
Added eselect-compiler with patch as in bug #107902.
Updated portage to latest version (2.0.53_rc2).
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District: 8 – San Bernardino
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SAN BERNARDINO - Caltrans has awarded approximately $350 million in grants to improve public transit across California. An estimated 80 projects will upgrade transit service, purchase eco-friendly buses, modernize transit stations and create jobs throughout the state. The grants are funded through Proposition 1B, the 2006 voter-approved transportation bond, which is providing $3.6 billion over a 10-year period to improve public transit in California.
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Its optional if you have the required legal documents – NSO or countries Marriage certificate
I have read both princess and arabella answers. They are both right to a point.
Princess say you do not need to renewal until required. This is not true to a point. You can still use your old passport with maiden name if you have your official marriage certificate or other legal documents indicating name change with you when you travel. You show these offical documents when you check in with the airlines and when you go through Customs and Immigrations
I am more inclined to agree with arabella and change the Philippine Passport refecting your new legal name to avoid possible confusion, but it is optional if you have the other foremention documents with you..
DFA in Manila now has new online Internet services to renewal passport http://www.passports.com.ph/ If your in the Philippines, you can go to the DFA wait in line and have it done faster or do it on line.
When you renewel your Philippine passport, DFA will return your old passport and issue you a new one refecting name change. Make sure you provide them a copy of your NSO birth certificate and NSO or other countries Marrage Certificate for the Philippine Passport Requirements.
Future use of passports, the old one accompanies the new one, to show previous entries
if your outside the Philippines use http://www.google.com and search fo the neareast Philippines Embassy or Consulate
As much as possible you should change all your documents using your married name to avoid future conflicts….. i have many friends whose travel plans were postponed because of such….they have to execute legal docs to remedy the same….
I've heard that green Philippine passport are still valid till the expiration date, so I have the impression that I can still travel to the Philippines with a passport which has still 4 months before it expires, but my question is will I be able to travel back to Dubai (after a month vacation) with the same passport (only 3 months left before it expires) with valid Dubai residence visa?
Whether you want to apply for US citizenship or not is really a separate issue from renewing your Philippines passport. You are still a Philippines citizen and need to keep your passport current. It can easily take a year to complete citizenship requirements and get your certificate of naturalization. Do NOT let your Philippines passport expire! Make sure it is current & valid until you have another citizenship AND you have renounced Phil. citizenship. If you wanted to go to Phil. to see your family or whatever, you'd need that passport. If you can continue as dual citizen, you want to keep both passports current at ALL times.
Carrying a US passport can be hazardous to your health – even your life. Remember what happened with the Bombay (Mumbai) hostages held in the moslem terror attack? They kept the US & UK passport holders hostage, and citizens of all other countries were set free unharmed.
I have a green color philippines passport, and I like to cover it with a black or brown leather Passport cover that you can buy from the online store. Is anyone ever use passport cover to their philippine passport without getting in trouble in any aiprort?


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The story of a college student claiming she was thrown out of a College of Charleston fitness facility because of her outfit (photo below) is gaining momentum on social media, and the university is responding.
Representatives of the College of Charleston argue those visiting College of Charleston fitness facilities are required to wear a t-shirt. Attire exposing midriff simply isn't allowed.
That type of attire is why Sarah Villafane says she was thrown out of a student gym. In the public post she made on Facebook Wednesday, she said the attire deemed inappropriate at the gym was also worn to three classes before her workout.
RELATED: Student thrown out of College of Charleston gym hopes dress code becomes more visible
Her argument in the post is she bought the outfit to workout in, so why is it inappropriate?
A spokesman for College of Charleston says there is a sign near the door and those using the gym should be aware of the rule.
Still, some of those aware of the rule and commenting on Villafane's post argue she should be able to "show curves" if she wants.
College of Charleston spokesman Mike Robertson says the George Street Fitness Center Rules aren't about controlling attire. In a brief statement sent to ABC News 4, Robertson clarified the rules are in place to reduce skin contact with facility equipment.
"This practice of wearing a t-shirt is for sanitary reasons," Robertson said. "We want to reduce skin contact with facility equipment. These rules are applied to both males and females."
Dress Code
1. Athletic attire is to be worn. This includes t-shirts, running shoes, sneakers, shorts, or pants. Footwear must be worn.
2. Clothing or jewelry which compromises the safety of a participant or may possibly damage the equipment is prohibited. Examples include sandals, open-toe shoes, hard-soled shoes, boots, denim jeans, and clothing with metal fasteners.
Robertson said there are similar policies at Winthrop University and Clemson University.


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Mexican Telenovela Examines 9/11 By Touching on US-Mexico Relationships
A new telenovela "The Eighth Commandment" takes a closer look at what happened post Sept. 11 both in Mexico and the United States.
The story highlights the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, when Isabel Sanmillán takes part in a meeting in one of the twin towers of the World Trade Center. Thousands of miles away in Mexico, her family watches on television as the plane crashes. They fear their loved one has perished in New York.
A decade later, Sanmillán finds herself back in Mexico, thanks to the efforts of her daughter Camila in finding her. The woman doesn't remember who she once was, a photographer and the founder of a newspaper. Her employees have a hard time, as well, believing that this woman who has unexpectedly returned owns their company.
Sanmillán's story sounds like a miracle found in the rubble of the towers, but it's unfolding on millions of Mexican TV screens this summer in the soap opera "The Eighth Commandment," which traces the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border.
While Americans prepare to mark the 10th anniversary of the event, many Mexicans are remembering it through the twists and turns of this soap opera. The six-month-long series, in fact, takes on the subject with more candor than most U.S. productions have dared to adopt so far.
That includes scenes set inside the towers during the attacks and portraits of individuals who perished.
Producer Epigmenio Ibarra said he aimed to tell intimate stories within the epic frame. The series doesn't yet have an air date in the U.S.
Ibarra and co-writer Laura Sosa also deal with other themes currently in the news, such as Mexican government corruption, violence against journalists and the country's out-of-control drug violence.
"It was a landmark that was not only powerfully symbolic, but so big, so extremely terrible that it let us insert a story of human drama that was truthful ... that gave us a theme we wanted to talk about: the perspective of the victims," Ibarra said.
He said his idea gained extra inspiration after the May killing of al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden. One of the first scenes in the series, in fact, shows the Sanmillán's family's response to the terrorist leader's death.
Actress Sara Maldonado, who broke from her usual good-girl roles to play daughter Camila, said the specter of the event haunted the set even a decade later.
"It's already the 10th anniversary, but it's super-present," Maldonado said during a break in shooting. "Each time we did scenes about the subject, I got goose bumps."
At a recent rehearsal in a studio outside Mexico City, Isabel Sanmillán, played by actress Leticia Huijara, visits the offices of her newspaper and is shocked to find a photo of herself in a makeshift memorial, in which she appears as a kind of martyr to journalism.
Huijara holds in her hands a U.S. flag with the word "honor" and her name as well as the names of the attack's victims printed on it.
"I think that what the Americans didn't have was a mourning process like this," Huijara said on the set. "They have to create some space exactly to show how things were, so that this mourning and healing come."
"The Eighth Commandment," which began airing in Mexico on Aug. 8, follows Isabel Sanmillán to New York before the attacks to pitch photos she took of a meeting between a top official of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, a representative of the Mexican government and a drug trafficker.
The show then follows her family's struggles to deal with first her death and then her surprise return, after Camila finds her mother in New York while working on a story about undocumented immigrants who rescued people from the towers.
The show links the commandment mentioned in the title, which preaches "Thou shall not bear false witness against your neighbor" in the Catholic ordering of the list, to a journalist's duty to tell the truth. That's something both mother and daughter pay high prices for doing, in exposing actions by the U.S. and Mexican governments as well as by drug traffickers.
That provocative mix of elements fits Ibarra's reputation for having pushed the popular telenovela form during his 15-year-long career. Ibarra also draws from his journalism background and still writes a news column in the Mexican daily Milenio.
Through his production company, Argos Communications, in 1996, Ibarra produced "Nothing Personal," which was the first Mexican telenovela set in the world of politics and drug trafficking.
Later, he cast a woman as an antihero in the soap opera "The Gaze of a Woman," adding a novel grittiness to the otherwise rosy genre.
Ibarra went on to win three International Emmy nominations with the HBO Latin American production "Capadocia," which takes places in a corrupt women's prison.
He knew he was breaking new ground by taking on the Sept. 11 attacks, which Hollywood has so far approached cautiously. Right after the event, images of the imposing skyscrapers were even scrubbed from already filmed scenes in several movies.
"There's a resistance in American television that I think it's time to break," Ibarra said. "Ten years let us bring up the subject."
U.S. media expert Shari Anne Brill, who writes the blog The Brill Beat, said the decade since the attacks has cleared the way for dramas such as "The Eighth Commandment."
"You can't have something started while it's happening," Brill said. "You couldn't have done this show in 2002. People would have been raw. I think marking the 10th anniversary is a really good moment to start to do this show, because 10 years have gone by, people have healed."
Hollywood's hesitancy will end in the weeks leading up to the attack's 10-year anniversary, as Sept. 11-themed dramas and documentaries flood TV screens in the United States.
Ibarra, for one, didn't hold back in "The Eighth Commandment."
In one of the first episodes, Isabel Sanmillán's son is bullied by a schoolmate who says his mom died from an "overdose of concrete." The show also recreates terrifying moments inside the towers' stairwells during the buildings' collapse.
Sanmillán herself is rescued on the tower stairs by an undocumented Mexican immigrant. Later, she calls her husband with her face still bloodied.
"We are dealing with it without self-censorship," said Huijara, a past winner of Mexico's equivalent of an Academy Award. "For (Americans), it continues being a subject, in some ways, taboo."
To be sure, Ibarra enjoyed the creative freedom that comes with dramatizing another country's disaster. But exploring the subject also became a "powerful trigger" that "allowed the linking of tragedies" such as those that have plagued Mexico, Ibarra said.
In its similarly blunt way, Ibarra describes drug-war events and figures such as wanted cartel leader Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán and the activist and poet Javier Sicilia, whose son was killed in March by drug gang members.
Brill said the show's depiction of the Sept. 11 attacks and other themes could wake up audiences not just to past horrors but those still under way.
"People wander around watching these silly reality shows and get caught up in these stupid things," Brill said. "But they need to wake up and realize that there's some really scary things going on."
Based on reporting by the Associated Press
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Burbank marked a busy, busy year in 2013. The City Council welcomed a new member and ushered out a five-term councilman. Many of the top positions in city government — police chief, fire chief and city manager — were either hired or had their position made permanent. The long-awaited Verdugo Pool opened, voters approved a $110-million school bond measure, and a Burbank police officer, involved in a strange love triangle, was indicted for supposedly lying to investigators.
The city was not without its tragedies, too. A body of a missing Burbank man was found off the Angeles Crest Highway, and five teenagers died in a fiery crash. The driver of the car had evidence of drugs and alcohol in his system, which investigators say may have been responsible.
In this year's municipal election, voters brought a new face to the City Council, while also booting out a familiar one, changing the dynamic of the city's governing body.
During the February primary, Bob Frutos was elected outright, bypassing the need to compete in the general election, forcing the three incumbents — Jess Talamantes, David Gordon and Dave Golonski — to a match-up in which only two seats remained.
Golonski — who first took office a few months after Bill Clinton became president — lost his bid in April for an unprecedented sixth term.
Since taking office, Frutos has aligned more with Gordon, a controversial figure who often stands alone on issues.
It's a stark contrast from the council dynamic before the election, during which Gordon and Golonski often butted heads.
Also, for the first time after seven years on the council, Gordon was selected as the city's vice mayor.
The largely ceremonial post, which requires the approval of the council, is almost always the step prior to becoming the city's mayor, an annual rotating position that has so far eluded Gordon.
Management changes in top city positions
The different makeup of the Burbank City Council wasn't the only change among top city leaders.
The council in June hired Mark Scott as the city's top executive after a six-month search that included months of closed-door meetings and public forums.
The Fresno-native spent two decades building his career in the city of Beverly Hills — while living in Glendale — six years leading Spartanburg, S.C. before a brief stint managing Culver City and, most recently, three years helping to stabilize his hometown after the crippling effects of the economic recession.
When he was hired, he became the highest paid public official in the tri-city region, with a nearly $300,000 salary.
Additionally, Scott LaChasse was hired as the city's permanent police chief in April, roughly three years after the top cop was brought on to reform a police department that at the time was facing allegations of discrimination and excessive force.
Tom Lenahan, a 25-year fire department veteran, was named the city's fire chief after former Fire Chief Ray Krakowski retired late last year.
Verdugo pool reopens
After years of anticipation and delays, the city opened the Verdugo Aquatic Center in June after it underwent a $7.3-million renovation.
On top of that, the Burbank City Council signed off on plans to keep it open year round — at least for a yearlong pilot period.
The aquatic center features an Olympic-size pool, an "aquatic playground" with two water slides and a play area for kids, new locker rooms, bathrooms and first aid and lifeguard offices.
Officials said running the facility year round would cost $180,154, but added that they expect to generate $145,585 in revenue through pool rentals and program fees, leaving the cost to the city at roughly $35,000.
Recreational swimming costs $2 for resident children and $4 for adults. It costs an extra $2 to access the activity pool.
The renovation had its share of setbacks.
Closed in 2008, the pool was originally projected to reopen in the fall of 2011. Then it was pushed to the following summer. And again to the following Memorial Day weekend.
But when the pool was finally opened over the summer, hundreds flocked to the new facility to cool off from the summer heat.
BPOA president is fired
The president of the Burbank Police Officers' Assn. was fired in July, nearly two months after being placed on administrative leave.
City officials continue to decline to divulge details of Mark Armendariz's termination.
Armendariz, however, has requested his case be reviewed by an arbitrator, who will hear the case and issue an advisory decision to the city manager.
The city's top executive will then make the final call on whether to uphold the termination.
Dates for the administrative proceedings have not yet been set, officials said.
Burbank Police Sgt. Claudio Losacco, former vice president of the association, assumed the role as union president.
Missing man
Reports of a missing Burbank man spread through social media over the summer, leaving the public on alert and prompting police, the man's family and strangers to search for clues about his disappearance.
Gevork Boyadzhyan was last seen leaving his home on the evening of July 20.
At about 8:30 p.m., he sent a text message to a friend that read "Call me."
The friend returned the call an hour later, but Boyadzhyan's phone had been turned off.
The following morning, Boyadzhyan didn't show up to give his mother a ride to the airport.
Since then, no activity has been reported on his credit cards, and there has been no sign of him at local hospitals or jails, according to his family.
Two months after he was reported missing, Boyadzhyan's Lexus sedan, along with human remains, were located off Angeles Crest Highway.
Los Angeles County Coroner's officials identified the body last week as Boyadzhyan's.
Five die in fiery crash
Shock waves were sent through the Burbank community in September when a fiery wreck claimed the lives of five young people and left one severely injured.
Those killed — Stephen Stoll, 23, Malak Hariri, 19, Sugey Cuevas, 19, Sebastian Forero, 20, and Sameer Nevarez, 18 — had all graduated from Burbank schools within the last several years.
The lone survivor, Savannah Underwood, 18, managed to crawl out of the vehicle before it caught fire. She sustained broken bones in her right leg and a crushed pelvis from the crash.
Earlier this month, the public learned that alcohol, drugs and a high rate of speed were involved in the deadly crash, with the driver Stoll having a blood alcohol level more than twice the legal limit, according to toxicology reports.
Stoll also reportedly had marijuana in his system.
The other four passengers killed also had alcohol in their systems. According to the records released, the victims were seen drinking at a house party.
In the weeks after the accident, friends said the deadly crash was a wake-up call for Burbank's youth.
Shortly after the crash, a friend of the victims created an online pledge in which she vowed never to allow herself, or others, to drink and drive.
More than 600 others — friends and family of the victims, along with strangers — followed suit.
Valento case
A veteran Burbank police officer was indicted last month on federal corruption charges for his involvement in an alleged bribery scheme involving his girlfriend and her estranged husband.
The officer, Anthony Valento, 42, pleaded not guilty to the charges.
Valento is accused of agreeing to attempt to influence prosecutors to reduce or dismiss domestic violence charges against his girlfriend's estranged husband, Jeremy Bassett, in exchange for money for his girlfriend, Gayle Bassett, as part of the pair's divorce settlement, records show.
Additionally, Valento is accused of falsifying records and disabling his patrol car's GPS device to make it appear as though he was working when he was not, according to the indictment.
Valento remains on paid administrative leave with the Burbank Police Department, according to city officials.
Burbank Police Chief Scott LaChasse called the alleged misconduct of a Burbank police officer "an isolated incident" that didn't involve any other police personnel.
Burbank voters approve Measure S school bond
The thought of securing $110 million for long overdue upgrades to Burbank Unified schools had school board members knocking on doors and former Mayor Marsha Ramos distributing thousands of yard signs and rallying stakeholders across Burbank as the appointed leader of the Measure S campaign.
In March, Burbank voters responded. Of the 6,595 votes counted, 4,053, or 61.5%, were in favor of the bond, according to the Los Angeles city clerk's office, which administered the election.
The $110-million Measure S bond comes 16 years after voters approved the 1997 bond, and school officials have expressed their goal to remain transparent as they tackle spending plans.
As of Nov. 30, a district report stated Burbank Unified had spent $3.5 million of the first $40 million in bond funds that have been issued.
The bond funds have so far allowed the district to invest in its technological infrastructure, replace and repair roofs, asphalt and playgrounds.
Outside spending impacts local school board race
When school board member Charlene Tabet won her seat on the board in April, she had raised $650 in direct contributions to her campaign, but benefited from tens of thousands of dollars more from the indirect contributions of political action committees.
The Sacramento-based Alliance for California Tomorrow spent about $12,000 for mailers and phone banking in support of Tabet's candidacy as of April 3, days ahead of the April 9 election.
By mid-March, two political action committees of StudentsFirst, led by controversial educator Michelle Rhee, had spent $26,000 on promotional material supporting the campaigns of Tabet and unsuccessful candidate David Dobson.
Meanwhile, the political action committee of the Burbank Teachers Assn. spent about $2,000 on postage and postcards opposing her.
The political action committee of the Burbank Teachers Assn. had sunk $26,479 into the race as of April 3. The group supported Steve Ferguson's campaign from the start, as well as that of Armond Aghakhanian, who failed to move past the primary election.
Early morning high-speed chase ends in freeway crash
2013 Newsmaker: Burbank couple fought civil rights battle that changed the nation


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June 8, 2012
So, I'm sketching along….and omitting the shadows as best as I can.
I was liking the figure portion….but pretty disappointed in the face portion.
Then I received a tip….get some acetate paper and make a grid over the face.
I copied the grid over the face on a copier….then took the acetate with the grid and placed it over the problem areas.
Boy, were my dimensions off. Way too small. This grid really helped. I was surprised to see how much I had to expand on everything. The nose, mouth, eyes, forehead. All of it!
It's better now….a little more in proportion. Still needs much adjusting. Glad I have a new trick up my sleeve!
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You are really catching on fast. I love watching you create. Thanks for sharing with us. I'm just wishing I could have attractive handwriting!
- June 8, 2012 at 9:02 AM
- jinxxxygirl said...
Beautiful! What a great tip! Must remember that one. I have the biggest trouble getting both eyes the same. ...uuugghhh ... just thinking about it. Hugs! deb
- June 8, 2012 at 11:41 AM
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Jim West
President of Total Life Counseling Center
Jim West is an Author, Communicator, School Consultant, Nationally Certified Licensed Counselor and specializes in counseling for Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADD/ADHD), Autism Spectrum Disorder and Oppositional Defiance Disorder (ODD).
Interviews & Seminars
Jim West, a Subject Matter Expert, Has Been Featured On Multiple TV Networks and News Stations:
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Jim's Approach
How Jim Connects with Students in Orlando, Winter Park, Clermont & East Orlando Florida
- XBOX One on a 7 foot screen, High Definition Projector, Dolby Digital Surround Sound & Popcorn
- He's in the PCA Car Club where he Autocrosses and has pictures of his track events and trophies in the office
- Jim uses Humor as he had 2 Teen Comedy Clubs he used to build teens confidence, speaking and acting skills and published several skits performed in his clubs with Youth Specialties.
- He can meet them for dinner, Starbucks, Planet Smoothie, a driving range, play basketball, throw a football or baseball or most anything to connect with students.
- He had a Skateboard Team with corporate sponsors and built half pipes, ramps, quarter pipes, fun boxes, rail slides, etc.
- Ropes Course, climbing wall and team building games for Day Camps, and Summer Camps
- Specialized Counseling Skills: Jim West has clients drive from all over the state of Florida, from Georgia and the Bahamas as he has been able to treat clients with ADHD, Anxiety, Mood Disorders, Depression and more with FDA approved supplements and Dietary Modifications in the Orlando area. Since 2003 85% of his clients have not needed medication or used less medication than when they first came to Total Life Counseling Center in the Orlando and Winter Park area.
Jim's Bio
Education, Experience, Specializations, Community Involvement & Memberships
Jim received his Master's Degree in Counseling from Liberty University in Virginia. Jim subsequently attended additional coursework at University of South Florida and obtained his license with the state of Florida and the National Board for Certified Counselors. Jim is also a state Qualified Clinical Supervisor and provides supervision to Registered Mental Health Interns for state licensure. Jim is also the president of Total Life Counseling Center. He also received his B.S. in Youth Ministry and incorporates those techniques with Counseling to accelerate the connection with students and earn their influence sooner.
Previous Experience
James West is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who works primarily with children, adolescents and young adults from ages 6 and up in Orlando Winter Park and throughout Central Florida.
Private Practice And Salvation Army
Alpha Counseling Center in Lakeland from 1994-1996 while working with the Salvation Army's Transitional Living program. Jim was responsible for training families in job placement, life skills, parenting, and helping them establish stable housing.
Florida Baptist Children's Home-Day Treatment
Oppositional Defiant teenagers and children with histories of sexual abuse, physical abuse, and neglect.
Winter Haven Hospital's Behavior Health Division
One of the best community mental health centers in the country where he was a clinician for 3 years working extensively with ADHD children, oppositional children, court referrals, parent training, anger management groups, social skills training, and depressed children. Later Jim was offered a promotion into administration as Utilization Management Coordinator and managed the Behavioral Health Network (BNET) for Polk, Highlands and Hardee County until November 2003. BNET is a program for kids requiring intensive therapeutic services beyond the scope of traditional outpatient therapies and has been quite successful at keeping most of those enrolled out of residential or inpatient programs.
Total Life Counseling Center
Jim West is the president/owner. Since 2003 Jim has expanded its staff and now has offices in Metro Orlando including Metro West, Winter Park, East Orlando and Clermont. Additionally, Jim has always thought of creative experiential treatment approaches to reach those who might not respond to traditional therapies.
Connects quickly with students
Jim has a unique way of bonding with children and adolescents through Play Therapy, Power Point Presentations, Interactive Games, Recreation Therapy and staying current with the constantly changing world of the children & adolescents. Jim also stays current with adolescents through his 13 years experience in youth ministry in speaks to students at school assemblies, youth groups and conventions.
Local and National TV & Radio
Jim is a children, adolescent, college student & family expert and is asked to provide advice on local & national TV & Radio including the Daily Buzz, Fox 35, Channel 13, NBC, 810am & more.
School Consultations & Staffing
Jim has been invited to provide consultation to several private and public schools in the state of Florida. Some local schools include: Lake Highland Preparatory, First Academy, Pinecastle Christian Academy, Ocoee Elementary, Clarcona Elementary, Foundation Academy, and more. His consultations include conflict resolution, accommodations for ADHD, character building, student retention, and school improvement programs. He also advocates for students with their IEP or Indivdiualized Education Plan & 504 Plans.
Seminars for Counselors, Teachers, Schools, Parents
With Jim West Child, Adolescent and Young Adults Expert in Orlando, East Orlando, Winter Park & Clermont International Communicator: Jim has been invited to speak for private school accreditation boards over the past 6 years including ACSI, Childrens Home Society, National School Social Workers & FACCS. He has spoken to thousands of teachers over the years and influenced private schools to provide special programs for students with learning disabilities, and accommodations for ADHD. His recordings at seminars are often the top requested CD's.
Jim provides retreats for schools as well to help students resolve conflicts and repair past hurts.
Summer Camps:
Since 2004 incorporating a Challenge Ropes Course and Equestrian program has helped students mature significantly, socially and emotionally, increase confidence, become calmer, more compliant, improved leadership skills, and a more positive influence on their peers.
Speaking Engagements:
He is asked to speak across the state of Florida to the following organizations to list a few :
- University Behavioral Center and Central Florida Behavioral Hospital (Inpatient Adolescent Hospital) to hundreds of therapists, psychologists, parents and counselors.
- Central Florida Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (CFAMFT)
- ACSI (Association for Christian Schools International) in Southern California and Florida-Featured Speaker several years in a row for Annual Teachers Accreditation Conference
- FACCS (Florida Association of Christian Colleges and Schools) Florida-Featured Speaker several years in a row for Annual Teachers Accreditation Conference.
- Orange County School Nurses, Hunters Creek Middle School, Clarcona & Ocoee Elementary, and Thornbrook, more
- Seminole County Guidance Counselors Conference
- Private Schools: Lake Highand Prep, The First Academy, Foundation Academy, Venice Christian School, The Crenshaw School, St. Petersburg Christian School, and many more.
- Jim also is a state approved Qualified Clinical Supervisor for therapists completing their 2 year internship to become a Florida State licensed counselor.
- Adrenaline: Youth Group of Horizons Community Church-Gotha Florida
Community Involvement
Jim was the producer of Sunday Night Live (Virginia) & Standing Room Only (a Saturday Night Live type program for High School Students in Lakeland) as well as Club 77. Club 77 was a Smoke Free Drug Free & Alcohol Free club for High School and College age students. Sunday Night Live & Standing Room Only were run by college students and the actors were teenagers entertaining other teens. These programs have built incredible self-confidence and developed talents and leadership skills for many teens. Jim has kept in touch with some of the teens that were involved in these programs and most are now adults involved in their community mentoring adolescents in some way. Jim is in the process of developing similar programs in Orlando.
Leadership Social Skills Support Group:
Jim leads a social skills group for ages 6-10, 11-13 and 14-17. This group is covers anger management, social skills, dealing with perceptions, greeting people, starting conversation, resolving conflict, apologizing, etc. The group utilizes interactive games focusing on building trust, focusing, not interrupting, etc. The group also utilizes short Power Point presentations to maintain attention and focus. The group also processes appropriate ways to express feelings of frustration or hurt.
Professional Memberships:
- LMHC MH6561 – State of Florida's Department of Health
- NBCC – National Board of Certified Counselors (NBCC)
- Psychology Today Verified
- GoodTherapy.org Credentials Verified
Explore Expert Counseling Services Offered by Jim West
- Attention Deficit Disorder (ADHD/ADD)
- Alternatives to Medication for Anxiety, ADHD, Bi-Polar & Depression
- Autistic Spectrum Disorder – Asperger's
- Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD)
- Career Assessment & Strengths Assessment
- Bi-Polar Disorder
- Anxiety Disorder
- Anger Management
- Social Skills Training
- Parenting Techniques for Difficult Children
- Parent Separation or Divorce
- Depression
- Court Referrals – Treatment Recommendations to stay in the community and avoid commitment.
- Substance Abuse / Addictions
- Adolescent and College Student Life/Career Coaching
A Few Kind Words From Satisfied Clients
"Jim, you're such a "valuable tool" even though some of the things you explained to our son, his dad and I have explained many times, for some reason they just "get it" better when it comes from a neutral third party. It's great, the way you get "right into their life using humor" and you start building that "trust" and "respect." You definitely have a "Gift," I'm just so thankful we've been given an opportunity to see that "gift" working in our lives."
"He is doing so well! We are continuing with the diet changes and vitamins and his attitude is so much better. You were right! – kids don't see you for very long [because of the diet, supplements and coaching]! We are so grateful for your help. We were in a bad place before we saw you and I am really amazed at the difference."
Anne Marie
"So glad you duked it out with us. You always gave way above and beyond what I think most in your field would have. And I don't think anyone else could have reached our teenage son as you did. Thanks from the bottom of my heart."
Parent & Teacher
"Jim, thank you again for giving so much of your time on Friday. The feedback I got from everyone that attended was extremely positive. I also gave a copy of your DVD to one of our teachers. Your help will make an enormous difference for Daniel both at home and at school."
"We were so thankful to Total Life Counseling. Over the past five years, we had seen five other counselors/psychologists with our son, but in the last 1 1/2 years our son gained skills to cope. The ADHD/Social Skills group helped our son realize that he was not alone. The parenting skills group helped us know how to anticipate problems and equipped us to handle them. Thank you Jim and Total Life Counseling – you are an answer to prayer."
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- Monaco Grand Prix
Growing support for Monaco changes
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- Monaco Grand Prix
- Drivers:
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- Eddie Jordan
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- Sergio Perez
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- Nico Rosberg
Formula One figures have been defending the Monaco Grand Prix, but agree that changes need to be made to the barrier at the Nouvelle Chicane following Sergio Perez's crash in qualifying.
Perez lost control of his Sauber after running slightly wide exiting the tunnel, and slid sideways in to the barrier at the bottom of the hill resulting in an impact of 80G. The concussion suffered by Perez ruled him out of Sunday's race and kept him in hospital for two nights in observation. Tonio Liuzzi and Nico Rosberg had a similar accidents exiting the tunnel, although neither hit the barrier with Rosberg having an especially lucky escape.
Asked why the situation seemed worse this year, Liuzzi told ESPNF1: "There was a mix of reasons. The tyres were reacting differently compared to last year's Bridgestones, the balance of the car was difficult to find and the tarmac had got a bit worse this year. These problems are exacerbated for a small team like us because we don't have as much downforce on the car and it's not as pinned to the ground.
"As for changes to the circuit next year, it's something that has already been discussed in a meeting and I think we will do something. But Monaco is one of our favourite circuits because of the way it is and I'm sure it will still be good whatever they do next year. Either way we always love to go racing there."
Ex-team owner Eddie Jordan said that there were many reasons for the accidents, and praised the FIA's work in improving the section following Karl Wendlinger's crash in 1994 that left him in a coma, but said that more needed to be done.
"It's probably a combination of things," Jordan said. "The new aerodynamics, the tyres, the asphalt. It's always been a tricky place. The FIA is required to protect the driver to the best of their ability. It has done a lot since then [1994] and it's doing its best: after Rosberg's crash they took away the kerbs. The place where Perez crashed is protected with special cushioning, but it needs to be considered now what more can be done."
BBC commentator and ex-driver Martin Brundle added: "I'm sure they will need to make changes yet again to the tunnel exit chicane run off area, but Monaco will remain one of the greatest sporting challenges. And that means it will remain dangerous too."
It is believed barrier will be moved further back for 2012, extending the run-off area.
"It's a tricky corner and it's an area where it's very difficult to do anything about in terms of safety because it is what it is," Jenson Button said. "It's Monaco, a street circuit, but I still think we need to look further as to what we can do with the run off there."
Nico Rosberg said after his incident on Saturday that he felt moving the barrier would be a relatively easy task, and that the bump in the braking zone also needed addressing.
"I was very fortunate this morning that I completely missed that barrier," Rosberg said. "That barrier has been there for a long time and a lot of things have happened there. Maybe it's time to reconsider because it should be pretty easy to get it out of the way and move it back 50 meters or something. I think it may be time to do that.
"Monaco is generally a dangerous track. It's because you have a very high speed and you jump. As you start braking you jump in the braking zone, and that's a bit of a concern obviously."


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I have a Minibrute but I'm trying to decide if I might want to also pick up a Microbrute. So, the Micro has the sequencer and the patch points but loses a few controls and gains a couple of other controls (as I understand it). But now I've seen that someone modded the Minibrute with a breakout box with several patchpoints (not sure if it is acceptable to link to another forum here). And as for the sequencer, I sequence my Mini externally.
So it comes down strictly to sound. Anyone who owns or has used both of these, how much overlap is there, really? Are they basically the same beast when you get right down to it?


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