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Toulon 18-21 Biarritz, Amlin Challenge Cup final
Biarritz edge Toulon for euro glory
Graham Jenkins
May 18, 2012
Biarritz celebrate capturing their first European title and booking a place in next season's Heineken Cup
© Getty Images
Biarritz claimed a controversial 21-18 victory over Toulon in their Amlin Challenge Cup final clash at The Stoop on Friday night.
Scrum-half Dimitri Yachvili stole the show and eclipsed Toulon rival Jonny Wilkinson with a faultless kicking display but arguably should not have been on the field to slot his seventh and match-winning penalty. A late yellow card offence was not spotted by the officials and he was able to steer his side to their first European title and also guarantee the Basque side Heineken Cup rugby next season. It was rough justice for a Toulon side that weathered yellow cards for prop Carl Hayman and flanker Steffon Armitage with Wilkinson's boot keeping them in a largely uninspiring contest only for Biarritz to pip them to the glory.
Biarritz had to win to qualify for the Heineken Cup for a 13th consecutive season after finishing ninth in the Top 14 and therefore outside the qualification places following a disappointing domestic campaign. Toulon, beaten Amlin Challenge Cup finalists in 2010, are already assured of their place among the elite next season and face Racing Metro in the Top 14 quarter-finals next weekend.
Rain ahead of kick off did little to encourage a free-flowing game and it was no surprise when Yachvili opted for the posts after a bright start from his side was rewarded with a penalty. The result was a superbly-struck kick that both served as a warning and gave his side a deserved lead. Toulon delivered a swift response at scrum time and while Wilkinson lacked Yachvili's precision from the tee, he made no mistake a few minutes later after his forwards had earned him a chance to atone for his earlier miss.
They were not on level terms for long with a blend of brains and brawn forcing Toulon onto the back foot before Yachvili doubled his tally with another excellent kick. The tit-for-tat exchange would continue in a game painfully lacking in flair the rain with Wilkinson adding his second penalty before Yachvili defied the testing conditions to edge his side ahead once more.
Yachvili's prowess was not confined to place kicking with a decision to turn down a penalty in favour of a quick tap threatening to lift the game as a spectacle. There were no such risk taking from Toulon with Wilkinson wasting no time in pointing to the posts on the half hour but his latest effort would soon be cancelled out by Yachvili's metronomic left boot. In the last act of the first half, Toulon fullback Benjamin Lapeyre was some way short with a long-range penalty but his side would have little cause for complaint to be heading to the tunnel just three points adrift having been second best by some way in the opening period.
Sylvain Marconnet gets a kiss from skipper Imanol Harinordoquy © Getty Images
The whistle of referee Wayne Barnes continued to regularly punctuate the action in the early stages of the second half with Wilkinson happy to capitalise on the alarmingly high penalty count with his fourth kick that tied the scores again. But while they were level on the scoreboard, they soon had to contend with a more significant numerical disadvantage with Hayman the first to be sin-binned. And the New Zealander appeared lucky to escape with just a yellow card having seemingly tipped Biarritz winger Taku Ngwenya before driving him into the ground. The faultless Yachvili made him pay for his moment of madness and there was soon more woe for Toulon with a second yellow card - this time for Steffon Armitage. The recently-crowned Top 14 Player of the Season was penalised for blatantly entering a ruck from the side in the shadow of his own posts and there was no danger of Yachvili missing the simple kick that gave his side some breathing room for the first time in the game.
Hayman returned without any further to the scoreboard and it was he wasted little time in making amends by spearheading another impressive scrum that laid the platform for Wilkinson's latest effort. With the clock running down on Armitage's sin-bin, Biarritz looked to turn the screw but were guilty of failing to capitalise on a glut territory and possession. Wilkinson was not so wasteful with a trademark drop goal just past the hour mark but his ambitious attempt to give his side the lead for the first time a couple of minutes later fell agonisingly short.
Yachvili was the next to chance his arm with the officials with an ankle tap on his Toulon counterpart Sebastien Tillous-Borde whilst in an off-side position and with his rival poised to exploit an opening. Crucially his offence was not spotted by the officials and he would heap woe on Toulon just moments later by slotting his seventh penalty to edge his side nearer victory.
Back came Toulon, desperate to engineer another drop goal attempt for Wilkinson that would force extra time but a simple crossing error brought a disappointing end to their title challenge and sparked jubilation among their opponents.
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Graham Jenkins is the Senior Editor of ESPNscrum and you can also follow him on Twitter.
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Template:Article summary start Template:Article summary text Template:Article summary heading Template:Article summary wiki Template:Article summary wiki Template:Article summary wiki Template:Article summary end Xorg is the public, open-source implementation of the X window system version 11. Since Xorg is the most popular choice among Linux users, its ubiquity has led to making it an ever-present requisite for GUI applications, resulting in massive adoption from most distributions. See the Xorg Wikipedia article or visit the Xorg website for more details.
- 1 Installing
- 2 Configuring
- 2.1 Touchpad/Synaptics
- 2.2 Graphics card and driver
- 2.3 Monitor settings
- 2.4 Disabling Input Hot-plugging
- 2.5 InputClasses
- 2.6 Keyboard settings
- 2.7 Fonts
- 2.8 Sample xorg.conf Files
- 3 Running Xorg
- 4 Tips and tricks
- 5 Troubleshooting
- 5.1 Common problems
- 5.2 Ctrl-Alt-Backspace doesn't work
- 5.3 Apple keyboard issues
- 5.4 Touchpad tap-click issues
- 5.5 Extra mouse buttons not recognized
- 5.6 X clients started with "su" fail
- 5.7 Missing libraries
- 5.8 Packages fail to build; missing X11 includes
- 5.9 Program requests "font '(null)'"
- 5.10 Frame-buffer mode problems
- 5.11 DRI with Matrox cards stops working
- 5.12 Recovery: disabling Xorg before GUI login
- 6 See also
First, fully update your system
# pacman -Syu
Then you can install the Xorg group
# pacman -S xorg
Since v.1.8, Xorg-server doesn't need HAL for hardware access. Udev can detect your hardware itself.
Don't forget to install evdev.
# pacman -S xf86-input-evdev
You can remove HAL from your startup daemon in Template:Filename without problem, but only if you don't have any other app installed in your system that may need HAL as a dependency. Moreover, the settings that were located in the Template:Filename file, can be found now in the files located in the Template:Filename directory.
Udev should be capable of detecting your hardware without problems. Just in case there should be a problem, you could install the whole xorg-input-drivers group.
Xorg-server can be initiated by the startx command. You should only use it in case you have properly edited the ~/.xinitrc file.
Configuration files are located in Template:Filename.
You should have Template:Filename which manages the keyboard, the mouse, the touchpad and the touchscreen. You are free to create new config files, but they must start with XX- (where XX is a number) and have a .conf suffix (10 read before 20 for example).
If you have a laptop, you need to install the touchpad driver.
# pacman -S xf86-input-synaptics
After installation, you can find Template:Filename in the Template:Filename directory. It is safe to comment out/delete the "InputClass" line regarding the touchpad in Template:Filename.
Graphics card and driver
The default graphics driver is Vesa, which handles a large number of chipsets but does not include any 3d acceleration. To enable graphics acceleration, you will need to install and use the driver specific to your graphics card.
First, identify your card:
$ lspci | grep VGA
Then, install an appropriate driver. You can search for these files with the following command:
# pacman -Ss xf86-video
Proprietary drivers
Xorg should run smoothly without official drivers, which are typically needed only for advanced features such as 3D-accelerated rendering for games, dual-screen setups, and TV-out. See NVIDIA and ATI.
During the installation of the proprietary NVIDIA driver, a config file (20-nvidia.conf) will be installed in the Template:Filename directory. It allows Xorg to use nvidia's driver at Xorg start.
Monitor settings
Getting started
First, create a new config file, for example, Template:Filename.
# nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/10-monitor.conf
Copy and paste the following code.
Section "Monitor" Identifier "Monitor0" EndSection Section "Device" Identifier "Device0" Driver "vesa" #Choose the driver used for this monitor EndSection Section "Screen" Identifier "Screen0" #Collapse Monitor and Device section to Screen section Device "Device0" Monitor "Monitor0" DefaultDepth 16 #Choose the depth (16||24) SubSection "Display" Depth 16 Modes "1024x768_75.00" #Choose the resolution EndSubSection EndSection
Multiple monitors/Dual screen
To activate dual screen support, you just need to edit the Template:Filename file which you made before.
Per each physical monitor, add one Monitor, Device, and Screen Section entry, and then a ServerLayout section to manage it. Be advised that when Xinerama is enabled, the Nvidia proprietary driver automatically disables compositing. If you desire compositing, you should comment the Xinerama line in "ServerLayout" out and use Twinview (see below) instead.
Section "ServerLayout" Identifier "DualSreen" Screen 0 "Screen0" Screen 1 "Screen1" RightOf "Screen0" #Screen1 at the right of Screen0 Option "Xinerama" "1" #To move windows between screens EndSection Section "Monitor" Identifier "Monitor0" Option "Enable" "true" EndSection Section "Monitor" Identifier "Monitor1" Option "Enable" "true" EndSection Section "Device" Identifier "Device0" Driver "nvidia" Screen 0 EndSection Section "Device" Identifier "Device1" Driver "nvidia" Screen 1 EndSection Section "Screen" Identifier "Screen0" Device "Device0" Monitor "Monitor0" DefaultDepth 24 Option "TwinView" "0" SubSection "Display" Depth 24 Modes "1280x800_75.00" EndSubSection EndSection Section "Screen" Identifier "Screen1" Device "Device1" Monitor "Monitor1" DefaultDepth 24 Option "TwinView" "0" SubSection "Display" Depth 24 EndSubSection EndSection
You want only one big screen instead of two. Set the TwinView argument to 1. This option should be used instead of Xinerama (see above), if you desire compositing.
Option "TwinView" "1"
More than one graphic card
You must define the good driver to use and put the ID bus of your graphic cards.
Section "Device" Identifier "Screen0" Driver "nvidia" BusID "PCI:0:12:0" EndSection Section "Device" Identifier "Screen1" Driver "radeon" BusID "PCI:1:0:0" EndSection
To get your ID bus :
$ lspci | grep VGA 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation G96 [GeForce 9600M GT] (rev a1)
The ID bus here is 1:0:0.
Display Size and DPI
Q: How does the Xorg servers calculate DPI?
A: The DPI of the X server is determined in the following manner:
- The -dpi command line option has highest priority.
- If this is not used, the DisplaySize setting in the X config file is used to derive the DPI, given the screen resolution.
- If no DisplaySize is given, the monitor size values from DDC are used to derive the DPI, given the screen resolution.
- If DDC does not specify a size, 75 DPI is used by default.
In order to get correct dots per inch (DPI) set, the display size must recognized or set. Having the correct DPI is especially necessary where fine detail is required (like font rendering). Previously manufacturers tried to create a standard for 96 DPI (an 10.3" diagonal monitor would be 800x600, a 13.2" monitor 1024x768). Now days screens can be of any number of DPI and this may not match horizontal and vertically. To be able to set the DPI the Xorg server attempts to auto-detect your monitor's physical screen size through the graphic card with DDC. When the Xorg server knows the physical screen size, it will be able to set the correct DPI depending on resolution size.
To see if your display size and DPI are detected/calculated correctly:
$ xdpyinfo | grep dimensions $ xdpyinfo | grep "dots per inch"
Check that the dimensions match your display size. If the Xorg server is not able to correctly calculate the screen size, it will default to 75x75 DPI and you will have to calculate it yourself.
If you have specifications on the physical size of the screen, they can be entered in the Xorg configuration file so that the proper DPI is calculated:
Section "Monitor" Identifier "Monitor0" DisplaySize 286 179 # In millimeters EndSection
If you do not have specifications for horizontal and physical screen width and height (most specifications these days only list by diagonal size), you can use the monitors native resolution (or aspect ratio) and diagonal length to calculate the horizontal and vertical physical dimensions. Using the Pythagorean theorem on a 13.3" diagonal length screen with a 1280x800 native resolution (or 16:10 aspect ratio):
echo 'scale=5;sqrt(1280^2+800^2)' | bc # 1509.43698
This will give the pixel diagonal length and with this value you can discover the physical horizontal and vertical lengths (and convert it to millimeters):
echo 'scale=5;(13.3/1509)*1280*25.4' | bc # 286.43072 echo 'scale=5;(13.3/1509)*800*25.4' | bc # 179.01920
DPI can be set too if you only plan to use one resolution:
Section "Monitor" Identifier "Monitor0" Option "DPI" "96 x 96" EndSection
If for some odd reason that the nvidia drivers don't set the correct DPI, you can turn off auto-detection:
Option "UseEdidDpi" "false"
For RandR compliant drivers, you can set it by:
xrandr --dpi 96
See Execute commands after X start to make it permanent.
DPMS (Display Power Management Signaling) is a technology that allows power saving behaviour of monitors when the computer is not in use. This will allow you to have you monitors automatically go into standby after a predefined period of time. See: DPMS
Disabling Input Hot-plugging
Since version 1.8 Xorg-server uses udev for device detection. The following will disable udev.
Section "ServerFlags" Option "AutoAddDevices" "False" EndSection
Taken from: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Input_device_configuration
InputClasses are a new type of configuration section that does not apply to a single device but rather to a class of devices, including hotplugged devices. An InputClass section's scope is limited by the matches specified – to apply to an input device, all matches must apply to a device. An example InputClass section is provided below:
Section "InputClass" Identifier "touchpad catchall" MatchIsTouchpad "on" Driver "synaptics" EndSection
It also might be helpful the next snippet:
Section "InputClass" Identifier "evdev touchpad catchall" MatchIsTouchpad "on" MatchDevicePath "/dev/input/event*" Driver "evdev" EndSection
If this snippet is present in the Template:Filename or xorg.conf.d, any touchpad present in the system is assigned the synaptics driver. Note that due to precedence order (alphanumeric sorting of xorg.conf.d snippets) the Driver setting overwrites previously set driver options – the more generic the class, the earlier it should be listed. The default snippet shipped with the xorg-x11-drv-Xorg package is Template:Filename and applies the evdev driver to all input devices.
The match options specify which devices a section may apply to. To match a device, all match lines must apply. The following match lines are supported (with examples):
- Template:Codeline, Template:Codeline, Template:Codeline, Template:Codeline, Template:Codeline – boolean options to apply to a group of devices.
- Template:Codeline: match any device with a product name containing either "foo" or "bar"
- Template:Codeline: match any device with a vendor string containing either "foo", "bar", or "baz"
- Template:Codeline: match any device with a device path matching the given patch (see fnmatch(3) for the allowed pattern)
- Template:Codeline: match any device with a tag of either "foo" or "bar". tags may be assigned by the config backend – udev in our case – to label devices that need quirks or special configuration.
An example section for user-specific configuration is:
Section "InputClass" Identifier "lasermouse slowdown" MatchIsPointer "on" MatchProduct "Lasermouse" MatchVendor "LaserMouse Inc." Option "ConstantDeceleration" 20 EndSection
This section would match a pointer device containing "Lasermouse" from "Lasermouse Inc." and apply a constant deceleration of 20 on this device – slowing it down by factor 20.
Some devices may get picked up by the X server when they really shouldn't be. These devices can be configured to be ignored:
Section "InputClass" Identifier "no need for accelerometers in X" MatchProduct "accelerometer" Option "Ignore" "on" EndSection
Example configurations
The following subsections describe example configurations for commonly used configuration options. Note that if you use a desktop environment such as GNOME or KDE, options you set in the xorg.conf may get overwritten with user-specific options upon login.
Example: Wheel Emulation (for a Trackpoint)
If you own a Computer with a Trackpoint (a Thinkpad for example) you can add the following to the Template:Filename to use the middle Button to emulate a mouse wheel:
Section "InputClass" Identifier "Wheel Emulation" MatchIsPointer "on" MatchProduct "TrackPoint" Option "EmulateWheelButton" "2" Option "EmulateWheel" "on" EndSection
For full support of TrackPoints (including horizontal scrolling) you can use the following:
Section "InputClass" Identifier "Trackpoint Wheel Emulation" MatchProduct "TPPS/2 IBM TrackPoint|DualPoint Stick|Synaptics Inc. Composite TouchPad / TrackPoint|ThinkPad USB Keyboard with TrackPoint|USB Trackpoint pointing device" MatchDevicePath "/dev/input/event*" Option "EmulateWheel" "true" Option "EmulateWheelButton" "2" Option "Emulate3Buttons" "false" Option "XAxisMapping" "6 7" Option "YAxisMapping" "4 5" EndSection
Example: Tap-to-click
Tap-to-click can be enabled in the mouse configuration dialog (in the touchpad tab) but if you need tapping enabled at gdm already, the following snippet does it for you:
Section "InputClass" Identifier "tap-by-default" MatchIsTouchpad "on" Option "TapButton1" "1" EndSection
Example: Keyboard layout and model on Acer 5920G Laptop
Keyboard model and layout may be set in the file Template:Filename or any other .conf file in the same directory.
- Template:Codeline: set the input device to a keyboard
- Template:Codeline: set the keyboard layout to belgian. You may replace Template:Codeline with whatever layout you have.
- Template:Codeline: set the keyboard model to an Acer laptop keyboard. You may replace Template:Codeline with your actual keyboard layout.
Note that a list of keyboard layouts and models can be found in Template:Filename
Section "InputClass" Identifier "Keyboard Defaults" MatchIsKeyboard "yes" Option "XkbLayout" "be" Option "XkbModel" "acer_laptop" EndSection
Keyboard settings
Xorg may fail to detect your keyboard correctly. This might give problems with your keyboard layout or keyboard model not being set correctly.
To see a full list of keyboard models, layouts, variants and options, open:
To set the keymap for the current Xorg session:
# setxkbmap dvorak
Key repeat delay and rate
Use Template:Codeline to change them, then use xprofile to make it permanent.
Viewing Keyboard Settings
$ setxkbmap -print -verbose 10
Setting verbose level to 10 locale is C Applied rules from evdev: model: evdev layout: us options: terminate:ctrl_alt_bksp Trying to build keymap using the following components: keycodes: evdev+aliases(qwerty) types: complete compat: complete symbols: pc+us+inet(evdev)+terminate(ctrl_alt_bksp) geometry: pc(pc104) xkb_keymap { xkb_keycodes { include "evdev+aliases(qwerty)" }; xkb_types { include "complete" }; xkb_compat { include "complete" }; xkb_symbols { include "pc+us+inet(evdev)+terminate(ctrl_alt_bksp)" }; xkb_geometry { include "pc(pc104)" }; };
Setting Keyboard Layout With Hot-Plugging
To permanently change your keyboard layout, add the following to xorg.conf:
Section "InputClass" Identifier "Keyboard Defaults" MatchIsKeyboard "yes" Option "XkbLayout" "dvorak" EndSection
Note that this is in an InputClass Section and not the InputDevice section for the keyboard.
Setting Keyboard Layout Without Hot-Plugging (deprecated)
To change the keyboard layout, use the XkbLayout option in the keyboard InputDevice section. For example, if you have a keyboard with English (Great Britain) layout, your keyboard InputDevice section might look similar to this:
Section "InputDevice" Identifier "Keyboard0" Driver "kbd" Option "XkbLayout" "gb" EndSection
To change the keyboard model, use the XkbModel option in the keyboard InputDevice section. For example, if you have a Microsoft Wireless Multimedia Keyboard:
Option "XkbModel" "microsoftmult"
Switching Between Keyboard Layouts
To be able to easily switch keyboard layouts, modify the Options used in either of the above two methods. For example, to switch between a US and a Swedish layout using the Caps Lock key, use:
Option "XkbLayout" "us, se" Option "XkbOptions" "grp:caps_toggle"
This is mainly useful if you run a Desktop Environment which does not take care of keyboard layouts for you.
Disable mousekeys Permanently
To disable the mousekeys permanently and prevent Shift+NumLock or Shift+Alt+NumLock to enable, edit:
and comment out:
augment "mousekeys" augment "accessx(full)"
There some tips for setting up fonts in Font Configuration.
Sample xorg.conf Files
Anyone who has an Xorg.conf file written up that works, go ahead and post a link to it here for others to look at. Please do not in-line the entire configuration file; upload it somewhere else and link.
Please post input hotplugging configurations only, otherwise note that your config is not using input hotplugging. (Xorg 1.8 = udev)
- Sample One: xorg.conf & xorg.conf.d/10-evdev.conf
This is a sample configuration file using xorg.conf.d/10-evdev.conf for the keyboard layouts:
Note: The "InputDevice" sections are commented out, because 10-evdev.conf is taking care of them.
xorg.conf: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=EuSKahkn xorg.conf.d/10-evdev.conf: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=4mPY35Mw> xorg.conf.d/10-monitor.conf (VMWare): http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=fJv8EXGb
Running Xorg
HAL starts dbus automatically. But if you have removed HAL from your DAEMONS array, you should add dbus instead:
DAEMONS=(syslog-ng dbus network netfs crond)
If you need to start dbus manually, run
# /etc/rc.d/dbus start
Finally, start Xorg:
$ startx
$ xinit
The default X environment is rather bare, and you will typically seek to install window managers or desktop environments to supplement X. A list of suitable options is present in Common Applications#Window Managers (WM).
If a problem occurs, then view the log at Template:Filename. Be on the lookout for any lines beginning with Template:Codeline which represent errors, and also Template:Codeline which are warnings that could indicate other issues.
Tips and tricks
X startup (/usr/bin/startx) tweaking
For X's option reference see:
$ man Xserver
The following options have to be appended to the variable Template:Codeline in the Template:Filename file:
- Enable deferred glyph loading for 16 bit fonts:
-deferglyphs 16
Note: If you start X with kdm, the startx script does not seem to be executed. X options must be appended to the variable Template:Codeline or Template:Codeline in the Template:Filename file. By default kdm options are:
ServerArgsLocal=-nolisten tcp ServerCmd=/usr/bin/X
Virtual X session
To start another X session in for example CTRL + ALT + F8 you need to type this on a console:
xinit /path/to/wm -- :1
Change "/path/to/wm" to your window manager start file or to your login manager like gdm, kdm and slim.
Nested X session
To run a nested session of another desktop environment:
$ /usr/bin/Xnest :1 -geometry 1024x768+0+0 -ac -name Windowmaker & wmaker -display :1
This will launch a Window Maker session in a 1024 by 768 window within your current X session.
Common problems
If Xorg will not start, or the screen is completely black, the keyboard and mouse is not working, etc., first take these simple steps:
- Check the log file: Template:Codeline
- Install input driver (keyboard, mouse, joystick, tablet, etc...):
# pacman -S xf86-input-evdev
Ctrl-Alt-Backspace doesn't work
There are two ways of restoring Template:Keypress+Template:Keypress+Template:Keypress; with and without input-hotplugging. Using hot-plugging is recommended.
With input hot-plugging
In most situations, using user-specific configuration might be preferred over system-wide.
Option "XkbOptions" "terminate:ctrl_alt_bksp"
to InputClass as so:
Section "InputClass" Identifier "Keyboard Defaults" MatchIsKeyboard "yes" Option "XkbOptions" "terminate:ctrl_alt_bksp" EndSection
Another way is to put this line in the right file:
setxkbmap -option terminate:ctrl_alt_bksp
Without input hot-plugging
New Xorg disables zapping with Template:Keypress+Template:Keypress+Template:Keypress by default. You can enable it by adding the following line to Template:Filename,
Option "XkbOptions" "terminate:ctrl_alt_bksp"
to Template:Codeline section for keyboard.
Apple keyboard issues
- See: Apple Keyboard
Touchpad tap-click issues
- See: Synaptics
X clients started with "su" fail
If you are getting "Client is not authorized to connect to server", try adding the line:
session optional pam_xauth.so
to Template:Filename. Template:Codeline will then properly set environment variables and handle Template:Codeline keys.
Missing libraries
- Error message: "libX... does not exist"
In most cases, all you need to do is take the name of the library (e.g., Template:Filename), convert it all to lowercase, remove the extension, and install it:
# pacman -S libxau
Packages fail to build; missing X11 includes
Reinstall the packages xproto and libx11:
# pacman -S xproto libx11
Program requests "font '(null)'"
- Error message: "unable to load font `(null)'."
Some programs only work with bitmap fonts. Two major packages with bitmap fonts are available, xorg-fonts-75dpi and xorg-fonts-100dpi. You do not need both; one should be enough. To find out which one would be better in your case, try this:
$ xdpyinfo | grep resolution
and use what is closer to you (75 or 100 instead of XX)
# pacman -S xorg-fonts-XXdpi
Frame-buffer mode problems
If X fails to start with the following log messages,
(WW) Falling back to old probe method for fbdev (II) Loading sub module "fbdevhw" (II) LoadModule: "fbdevhw" (II) Loading /usr/lib/xorg/modules/linux//libfbdevhw.so (II) Module fbdevhw: vendor="X.Org Foundation" compiled for 1.6.1, module version=0.0.2 ABI class: X.Org Video Driver, version 5.0 (II) FBDEV(1): using default device Fatal server error: Cannot run in framebuffer mode. Please specify busIDs for all framebuffer devices
uninstall fbdev:
# pacman -R xf86-video-fbdev
DRI with Matrox cards stops working
If you use a Matrox card and DRI stops working after upgrading to Xorg, try adding the line:
Option "OldDmaInit" "On"
to the Device section that references the video card in xorg.conf.
Recovery: disabling Xorg before GUI login
If Xorg is set to boot up automatically and for some reason you need to prevent it from starting up before the login/display manager appears (if Template:Filename is wrongly configured and Xorg does not recognize your mouse or keyboard input, for instance), you can accomplish this task with two methods.
- From the grub menu, you can specify the runlevel in the kernel line by adding a number to the end of the kernel line specifying the run level you want. The following example sets the run level to 3:
kernel /boot/vmlinuz26 root=/dev/disk/by-uuid/..ro 3
- If you have not only a faulty Template:Filename to make Xorg unusable, but you have also set the grub menu wait time to zero, or cannot otherwise use grub to prevent Xorg from booting, you can use the Arch live CD. Boot up the live CD and login as root. You need a mount point, such as Template:Filename, and you need to know the name of the partition you want to mount.
- You can use the command,
# fdisk -l
- to see your partitions. Usually, the one you want will be resembling Template:Filename. Then, to mount this to Template:Filename, use
# mount /dev/sda1 /mnt
- Then your file-system will show up under Template:Filename. So your Template:Filename file, for example, would be in Template:Filename. From here you can delete the Template:Codeline module to prevent Xorg from booting up normally, or make any other necessary changes.
See also
- Display Manager
- Execute commands after X start
- Start X at boot
- Font Configuration
- Proprietary Video Drivers
- Desktop Environments
- Window managers
- Get All Mouse Buttons Working
- Compiz

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Jeep Wrangler Suspension & Steering Upgrade - Front FoiblesPosted in How To: Suspension Brakes on September 23, 2013
It all started innocently enough. We wanted our '01 Wrangler to perform better both on- and off-road. To that end, we got rid of our 41⁄2 –inch short-arm suspension and went with the LCG long arm kit from Teraflex ("Long Arm Lowering Kit," Oct. and Nov. '10). But at the time, Teraflex didn't offer a kit that was low enough for us. We wanted to go to 33-inch-tall tires and felt like we didn't need the 4-inch kit. So we played guinea pig and went with 3-inch springs and shorter shocks. We couldn't go any lower without cutting the floor to clear the rear upper control arms. While the kit we went with never ended up in production, the company did start making a LCG Pro kit with no shocks and springs (PN 1149075) that you can add springs and shocks to.
We were happy with our lowered TJ on smaller tires with a long-arm suspension. It crawled better, climbed better, and performed much better on-road too. But eventually inchitis got us and we started asking ourselves "What if?" As in: "What if we could get it to perform better yet?"; "What if we could toss those 33s for 35s and not lift the Jeep more?"; "What if we could stop smacking our bumpers so hard coming off of and approaching obstacles?"
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The veteran actor-and-producer has added the female grappler - who is the reigning UFC Women's Bantamweight Champion - to the cast of the action franchise, along with fellow MMA fighter Victor Ortiz.
Announcing the news on his Twitter page, Stallone wrote: "Ronda Rousey will show championship form in Expendables 3! So will multi hampion Victor Ortiz! (sic)"
The movie will mark the 26-year-old judo expert's acting debut, following in the footsteps of fellow MMA star-turned-actress, Gina Carano.
Carano made her name in the cage-fighting circuit before landing the lead role in Steven Soderbergh's 'Haywire', which was a critical hit in 2012. She also starred alongside Vin Diesel and Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson earlier this year in summer blockbuster, 'Fast & Furious 6'.
Rousey will fit right into the rough-and-tumble cast as she boasts an impressive undefeated streak in MMA; the feisty blonde has won all seven of her big fights with a deadly arm-breaker submission maneuver.
Meanwhile, 'Twilight' actor Kellan Lutz is reportedly being considered for a role in the flick, also, which would add some youth to the line-up of ageing action legends including Stallone, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Bruce Willis, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Chuck Norris and Dolph Lundgren.
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It got off to a rocky start, but the Plaza Hotel has become one of the most recognizable landmarks in New York City. We take a look at its kooky history, from its days as an upper class 'transient hotel' to a party place for celebrities. Starring: The Beatles, Eloise, Truman Capote and of course the unsinkable Mrs. Patrick Campbell.
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A true five-borough episode! The New York City Marathon hosts thousands of runners from all over the world, the dream project of the New York Road Runners and in particular one Fred Lebow, an employee of the Fashion District turned athletic icon. Find out how he launched a massive race in the midst of bankrupt New York.
NOTE: This show was originally recorded in October 2008. As a result, the cancellation of the New York Marathon -- and the controversies surrounding that -- are not included in this show.
The map included in the enhanced features of this show are for the 2014 race. Please consult www.nyrr.org for more information.
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The spiral-ramped wonder that is the Guggenheim Museum began as the dream of two colorful characters -- a severe German artist and her rich patron art-lover. So how did they convince the most famous architect in the world to sign on to their dream for a modern art "museum temple"? Come meander with us through the Guggenheim's quirky history. Co-starring Robert Moses!
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The most desirable woman in downtown Manhattan -- the 'beautiful cigar girl' Mary Rogers -- is found horribly murdered along the Hoboken shore. Hear some of the stories of the murder's prime suspects and marvel at the excessive attentions of the penny press.
Also: the deductive Edgar Allen Poe writes one of the first detective stories, and the notorious Madame Restell, who has a surprising connection to the murder.
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By popular demand, we return to the creepier tales of New York City history, ghost tales and stories of murder and mayhem, all of them at some point involving great American icons -- Alexander Hamilton, P.T. Barnum, Dorothy Parker and Mark Twain. Featuring a murder at a Manhattan well, a bloody slaying in rural Staten Island, the lingerings of New York's most fabulous undead, and the most haunted home in Greenwich Village!
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Green-wood Cemetery is one of New York's oldest burial grounds, but its development reaches back all the way to the beginning of Brooklyn itself -- in fact, to the founder of Brooklyn Heights. Find out why it took an inventive city planner with a funny name, a dead New York icon, and a few errant parakeets to make this place a beautiful, richly historical place to visit today.
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We tackle the rich history of the New York Stock Exchange in this episode, beginning with Alexander Hamilton, some pushy auctioneers, a coffee house and a sycamore tree. And find how this seminal financial institution ended up in its latest home -- that beautiful, classically designed George Post building, with a marble goddess on top who was almost too heavy for her own good. This was originally recorded back in 2008 in the midst of the big financial crisis, giving it a little extra context!
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The New York Mets are nice and comfortable Citi Field, but we can't overlook the great stories contained in their old home, Shea Stadium, a Robert Moses project took years to get off the ground and has been populated with world class ball players, crazed Beatles fans, and one very mysterious black cat.
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Special Illustrated Edition! Today it's the Met Life Building. It's been called the ugliest building in New York City. It sits like a monolith behind one of the city's most enduring icons Grand Central Terminal. But it's got some secrets you may not know about. In this podcast, we scale the heights of this misunderstood marvel of modern architecture.
Direct download: 61_Pan_Am_Building.m4a
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In our second podcast on the notorious Five Points neighborhood, we see how the district changed with the influx of new immigrants and the valiant attempts to reform the seedier elements. With the new Italian and Chinese residents, the culture changed drastically, critical shifts that are still reflected in the neighborhoods of Chinatown and Little Italy today. Who was the man who helped clear Five Points from the landscape forever, and what famous park designer is associated with its replacement in the streets of downtown Manhattan?
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text: Vincent Diepeveen wrote: > John, > > I'd go for AMD thing. [justification for above snipped] This all may be true, but I don't see anything on the AMD web site that's anywhere near as complete as the CUDA development tools on the NVidia site. What I'm hearing from putting my ears to the railroad tracks is the OpenCL is going to be the Great Unification of all the various approaches to GPU computing. This is because the application vendors can't stand doing a CUDA port, an AMD port, ... With OpenCL in theory they'll only have to do one port, and the tool chain creators will only have to create one tool chain. Anyway, I wasn't really asking about all this. I was only wondering which board provides the most power for the least amount of money for a near-term pilot project. Cordially, -- Jon Forrest Research Computing Support College of Chemistry 173 Tan Hall University of California Berkeley Berkeley, CA 94720-1460 510-643-1032 jlforrest at berkeley.edu


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From February 26th to April 27th, 2016, Galerie m will be showing the work Fuga by the Brazilian artist
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The installation of aluminum tubes along with a thin elastic cord takes up the entire small exhibition space. The construction seems to float with weightless ease – and in fact the metal tubes are suspended in the air in a finely calibrated balance. The elements are all frozen into position, restricted by the walls all around and the red cords that hold them. The lines of the installation slice through the empty space from one point to another, redefining it in the process.
Like many of the artist's works, this installation was developed specifically for the space in which it is displayed. It has neither a precisely defined size nor a fixed center.
Carla Guagliardi uses mostly untreated, often industrial materials in her work. The elements here are commercially available tubes that have been divested of their practical function. The artist is skilled at bringing out the simple aesthetic of the material to best effect. The coarseness of the aluminum tubes contrasts with the softer look of the cords made of synthetic red fiber.
Due to the weight and inflexibility of the tubes connected by the cord, the installation is under tension. When contemplating the structure, this tension becomes palpable, generated as well by the interplay between the two different materials, which activates the space and the air between them to make them a part of the work.


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When I started my first regiment March of 04 with Triziver and Tenofornir my viral load quickly became non-detectable, however my t-cells went from 375 to 175. Since 2002 my t-cells have never been over 500. After about 6 weeks I have to stop because I developed anemia. Five months ago I began Reyataz, Truvada, Norvir. My viral load is now close to non-detect (shouldnt it be non-detect by now?) and again my t-cells, which went back up to 350 are now down to 250. Is this a normal phenomenon? My doctor doesnt seem to be alarmed but he does seem to be a little concerned (he wants to give it until at least the next blood test). Since my t-cell counts have not been above 500 for three years now I dont want to take any chances on reducing them further. Any suggestions on how to boost them without stopping the meds?
Thanks for answering this question and everyone elses, too. The answers have been a great help and comfort over the past few years.
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You are having what is termed a disappointing discordant response (meaning that viral load is suppressed but the T-cells are not going up-in fact-down). That could mean that your thymus is not working well or that you have could either a genetic pre-disposition to poor T cell response or lots of scarring in your lymph nodes messing up immune reconstition. There may be some vitamin or bone marrow deficiencies that could be involved. Sometimes there is a lag between viral suppression and T-cell recovery so in some case I have had to be patient. Optimizing nutrition and hormone status (ie testosterone) and avoid any drugs that can impact the bone marrow helps sometimes. I have someimes kept switching meds around (ie trying double boosted PIs or Sustiva with NRTIs with no marrow effect) in an attempt to find the right formula for some patients though I have cases where I got stuck and have to be patient until we know more about what to do (continuing on suppressive HIV drugs). KH
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text: Hello, I'm a newbie to Beowulf clusters and mpi, and I'm a little confused as to how to proceed because I don't have a standard homogeneous cluster. I'm reading the Introduction to MPI from the PACS group and "Beowulf cluster computing with Linux" by Gropp et al. to learn how to later parallelize my code, but I'm trying to get MPI up and running at the same time. For now I have only 2 dual-processor (smp) machines from ASL that I am trying to get working together with a fortran 90 code that includes the LAPACK solver ZGESVX. One machine has 32-bit Xeons, the other has 64-bit Opterons. To complicate things even more, I have a Lahey f95 compiler on the 32-bit machine using the Intel MKL for the solver routine, and a PGI f95 compiler on the 64-bit machine using the ACML for the solver routine. I tried to get mpich2 working, but couldn't get the ring to work with my iptables, and mpich1 is recommended for heterogeneous clusters anyways. I know LAM-MPI is designed for heterogeneous clusters, and mpich1 has some 64-bit issues with the PGI compiler (see http://www.pgroup.com/resources/mpich/mpich126_pgi60.htm), but PGI does not support debugging with LAM-MPI. So for now, I'm trying to get MPICH1 working and I will try LAM-MPI later. Now, If I first install PGI's portabliity library on the Xeon machine and I use MKL rather than ACML for the solver, I can then use the 64-bit compiler to create a 32-bit executable that will run on both the Opteron and Xeon machines. My questions are: 1.) Is it recommended to compile a single executable that will run on both machines as I have done, or is it easy to allow different executables (i.e. make a 64bit executable for the Opteron machine)? 2.) When installing MPICH1, should I configure/make/make install separately on both machines, or will I end up with library incompatibilities because of the 32 vs. 64bit architectures? Should I just install MPICH1 on one machine and copy over the resulting directory tree /usr/local/mpich? sorry for the ugly mess and thanks in advance for any assistance you can give.


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We want a fresh new vibie corporate id for our Traffic Management Solutions company. This will be an interesting challenge for any designer as it lends itself to the use of 3D and reflection design elements.
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We employ a team of qualified consultants, whose advise our clients on matters such as constructing efficient and practical traffic detours, eliminating or reducing traffic congestion, improving road efficiency by maintaining workable traffic flows, maintaining and enhancing road safety, and eliminating or reducing road users' discomfort while road works and/or construction is under progress, and our qualified planners draft accurate, detailed, and site-specific traffic and pedestrian plans.
Basically, you know the guys who hold up the lollipop "STOP" signs while trucks make deliveries on construction sites, or cranes swing out into the street and the traffic has to come to a stand still….. That's us!
Safety is a huge component of what we do!
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We want a new and fresh look to our logo. We have just changed the name and are rolling out a total new corporate id. Our clients are mostly government department and contracts, so the vibe and feel should have an extremely professional outlook. It should be modern but yet have a contemporary feel within keeping with our client's values.
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All my love to the families and friends of the Mount Everest hikers who lost their lives. The tragedy is made more heartbreaking because all we are trying to do is go up, rise up, get up, see how far we can – just see.
I think about the Himalayas and my mouth gets immediately dry and my lips crack. My body holds the memory of Nepal and Tibet, the airless moonscape of the fearsome mountains. In my cells, tiny DNA chains form and reform and remind me not to go back, not to climb up, not to risk it. My lungs start to collapse from the inside. I breathe and nothing comes into me, and this is what it feels like for me at altitude. I am not conditioned like a climber should be. I care for myself well enough, but only at sea level. Even Denver makes me dizzy.
At the very least, I read about adventurers and mountaineers and explorers and their sherpas and I feel their struggle and their bravery. I met Jon Krakauer by rudely pushing others out of the way so that I could shake his famous and storied hand. There's a majesty to those who seek the highest peaks, whether these are literal or figurative. I will always aim high but my asthma and altitude sickness will likely stop me before my fear will, at least on these particular treks.
May those who have climbed and will climb still have the wind carry them up. May they be helped along by god or spirit or nature or whoever is responsible for those things. May their bravery be rewarded with the spectacular view and may their iphones still be charged so they can take pictures for all of us down here on earth.


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You can argue either way whether you think the Maple Leafs are going to be good or bad this season, eventually the team's record is going to tell the story, but you can't deny that the team is weird. This team has managed to win games in the weirdest ways and they don't lose much. They lost a very weird one on Thursday, probably a weirder loss than all of their weird wins on the season combined. If there is an absolute value of weirdness, the Leafs lead the league.
The above image is courtesy of Fox Sports Carolina. It was a harmless icing call by Ron Hainsey. Morgan Rielly may be used to no-touch icing, but maybe he isn't. He let up, as did Carolina forward Radek Dvorak, and Dvorak barely beat Rielly to the hashmarks and icing was waved off. The puck bounced off the end boards and Jonathan Bernier seemed unsure whether to play it or not, and the puck took a wild bounce off of his skate and in. One of the weirder winning goals the Maple Leafs have conceded in their long history, but it capped a three-goal Carolina comeback.
Leafs lose, 3-2.
The worst play of the game wasn't the winning goal, but 32 seconds in, when Josh Leivo accidentally ran James Reimer who was stretched out and vulnerable trying to cover a puck he bobbled. Reimer had to leave the game early, bringing in a cold Jonathan Bernier, but the Leafs gave him a lot of help early on, making Cam Ward work off some sloppy early play by the Hurricanes.
It wasn't all bad. The Maple Leafs had a couple of great chances in the first period. Phil Kessel was robbed by Cam Ward on a rebound opportunity and Mason Raymond was flat-out mugged by Ward on a shorthanded two-on-one with Tyler Bozak. The Leafs actually out-shot Carolina 12-10 in the first period, taking advantage of some granted possession time thanks to some bad penalties taken by the Canes.
In the second, the Leafs struck first on a pair of goals, both coming off of odd-man rushes. Joffrey Lupul, who had a wonderful first period, stuck with a puck that he misplaced trying to pass to Nazem Kadri, and wound up chipping the puck over Justin Faulk and Ward for the 1-0 goal. A few minutes later, the first of two former Kitchener Rangers to score their first NHL goal on the night took advantage of another Leafs' two-on-one:
It was a pretty ugly play for Andrej Sekera, but Leivo showed off his size and his speed on that play. Even a turnstile on the subway would have slowed him down a little more than Sekera did there, but Leivo also accelerated to create the two-on-one with a lot of space. Faulk and Ward were dead to rights. Great little play.
Then… an early third period penalty from Nazem Kadri put a very quiet Carolina powerplay to work, and Ryan Murphy, another ex-Ranger, to score his first NHL goal with a slap shot. Carolina had been pressing to that point, with Tuomo Ruutu and Drayson Bowman both missing clear opportunities. Carolina's second goal came on a great wrist shot by Eric Staal. Faulk held the line on a Carl Gunnarsson clearing attempt and took a shot that deflected off Gunnarsson and set itself up perfectly onto Staal's stick from a prime area. The puck was a bit on its edge, meaning the shot wasn't just hard, but probably had a bit of a knuckleball effect and beat Bernier high glove.
And then this:
Jonathan Quick and Roberto Luongo have a companion on the blooper reel.
The Leafs could barely mount an attack in the final minutes, although Nazem Kadri hit the post on the near side in the last offensive sequence of the game, but then he boarded Pat Dwyer from behind and effectively ended the threat. Leafs lose the game and one of their goaltenders.
Ultimately, Toronto failed to establish control in the Carolina end in the decisive third period. The Hurricanes were forechecking relentlessly in the third period and wound up possessing the puck in the Leafs' zone 20 times to 16, and 20-14 if you exclude empty-net situations. It doesn't sound like a big difference, but the Leafs should have mounted much more pressure when they were down 3-2. Other than a couple of strong rushes by Lupul, the Leafs entered the zone with no speed, preferring the ineffective chip-and-chase game and giving the puck up to the Canes' puck-moving defencemen.
The powerplay slowed down too. They went 0-for-4, officially, but more importantly generated just three shots on goal in 7:52 of 5-on-4 time. The once dominant special teams took a step back tonight, with the Hurricanes generating an additional 9 shots in their 5:35 of powerplay time, as well as the goal. I've made a point that the Leafs' PK has been giving up a dangerous amount of shots, and that's something that needs to be rectified as we go forward.
Lupul was the best Leaf on the night by a long shot. He had five shots on goal, the opening goal of the game, and by far the most active Leaf in the neutral zone. He was also the Leaf closest to even in Corsi, just a minus-2 on the night (+15/-17) for a 46.9% rate, per Extra Skater. I had him down for nine controlled zone entries, with five of those coming at 5-on-5. Both markers should have led the Leafs tonight, though I haven't tallied every player yet.
- Per Chris Johnston, Brett Willows of the Toronto Varsity Blues was called in to be the Leafs' emergency goaltender had Bernier become incapacitated for some reason. Bernier was okay, however.
Officially, per Carlyle, Reimer has a "headache". That's not a good sign, knowing his concussion history.
- The Leafs were out-shot just 13-12 in score-tied situations (again, per Extra Skater), although Carolina generated 23 shot attempts to 17.
- In the final 6:56 of the game, the Leafs generated just five unblocked shots, which isn't very good for a pressing team. Phil Kessel was held to three shots on net and Nazem Kadri to just one.
- Score effects were a big reason the Leafs were out-shot so decisively. When you play most of the game with the lead, the other team is going to push the play more. I wouldn't pay too much attention to the 38-26 discrepancy. The bad goal against is going to change a lot of people's judgment about this game, but I highly doubt that happens again.


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Right at Home Eastern Queens
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Synergy HomeCare Manhattan, New York
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Companion Home Care of Long Island, Inc.
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Elder Home Care
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AllBorogh Personal Care Inc
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Elite Home Care
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Greater New York Home Care
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SeniorCare Companions, Inc.
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European Expert Care Agency
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Gentle Hands Home Care, LLC
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ComForCare Home Care Services
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No Limit Home Care Agency LLC
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Renewal Care Partners
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"at least in new york, all the agencies seem the same (for the most part). no one seems to care. that's why my expectations were low when i contacted this one. the main thing they offer is they..." MoreServing: Glen Oaks
Serendipity Senior Companion Care Inc
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Kingsbridge Home Healthcare Services
Provides: Home Care
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Whitehouse Cares Home Care
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Sara Companion Services
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"What had me sold about Sara is that I could meet the caregiver before they starting taking care of my dad. That was huge for me because I was worried about a stranger in the house. " MoreServing: Glen Oaks
Caring People Inc
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Quality Healthcare, Inc.
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"When I contacted them, they were very attentive to the needs of my mom. My mom clicked immediately with the first attendant they sent. They also sent a nurse who my mom absolutely loves. I have no..." MoreServing: Glen Oaks
The Osborn
Provides: Home Care
"I had a wonderful experience with Osborn Home Care. We were able to interview several caregivers before deciding on care for my mother. They were very accommodating to our schedule and the nurses..." MoreServing: Glen Oaks
Nannys For Grannys
Provides: Home Care
"Excellent companion care for mother. Helped keep her safe and made sure all of her meds were taken. Nanny for Grannys always made sure we had coverage when our usual caregiver was sick. " MoreServing: Glen Oaks
Atria Home Care
Provides: Home Care
"Sterling Glen was recommended to us by Atria Assisted Living. They're excellent! They're very, very good. I actually tried a few agencies in the past. Atria gave me 4 names of agencies that I..." MoreServing: Glen Oaks
Isabella Geriatric Center
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First Care of New York
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Companions Plus
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Balm of Gilead Home Care
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Blessed Healthcare Staffing Agency
Provides: Home Care
"Blessed Healthcare focuses on acquiring highly trained healthcare professionals and matching their needs to the needs of our facilities. By providing clients with this valuable resource, Blessed..." MoreServing: Glen Oaks
Elder Home Companions, Inc
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Harry's Nurses Registry
Provides: Home Care
"Looking for nursing care for your loved one or yourself, but don't want to deal with the cost and moving hassles of a nursing home? You can choose to have the same health care at home through our..." MoreServing: Glen Oaks
Sheraton Homecare
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"The staff and management of Sheraton Home Care understands it is a privilege to come into your home, and that we must earn your trust. Together with our dedicated staff we offer affordable help to..." MoreServing: Glen Oaks
Seniors Helping Seniors Nassau County
Provides: Home Care
"Thank you for your interest in Seniors Helping Seniors. We know how important and difficult it can be when you are trying to get the best home-care services for your loved one. Services that will..." MoreServing: Glen Oaks
Paraclete Home Health Care
Provides: Home Care
"Choosing the best home care agency for you or your loved one can be a challenging decision. Whether you are looking for a Registered Nurse, Licensed Practical Nurse, Home Health Aide, Companion,..." MoreServing: Glen Oaks
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" We're always here when you need us! Hakuna understands that finding care can be stressful for seniors and their family members. We believe clear communication is the key to making it work. Our..." MoreServing: Glen Oaks
Goodness Home care Agency Inc
Provides: Home Care
"Goodness Home Care Agency is one of the best and most trusted home care agencies in the New York area. President Sally Udoh has been in the healthcare industry as a registered nurse for sixteen..." MoreServing: Glen Oaks
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Physician Assistants Nursing of America
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Above All Home Health Care Inc.
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Anchor Health Home Care Svc
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