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|Name: bluez-compat
|Distribution: openSUSE 12.1
|Version: 4.96
|Vendor: openSUSE
|Release: 6.1.3
|Build date: Sat Oct 29 20:26:19 2011
|Group: Hardware/Mobile
|Build host: build15
|Size: 83449
|Source RPM: bluez-4.96-6.1.3.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://www.bluez.org
|Summary: Bluetooth Stack for Linux
The Bluetooth stack for Linux. This package contains older and partly deprecated binaries that might still be needed for compatibility. Authors: -------- Marcel Holtmann <firstname.lastname@example.com> and others, see AUTHORS
* Fri Sep 16 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Select libnl-1_1-devel - Fix baselibs.conf to produce right package * Thu Aug 04 2011 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.96: - Fix issue with race condition in AVDTP stream start. - Fix issue with global adapter offline switching. - Fix issue with pairing and No Bonding devices. - Add support for Nintendo Wii Remote pairing. - enable proximity, wiimote, thermometer plugins * Tue Jul 05 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to bluez-4.95: - Fix issue with AVCTP replies with invalid PID. - Fix issue with AVRCP and unknown packet types. - Fix issue with AVRCP not using NOT_IMPLEMENTED correctly. - Fix issue with AVDTP discovery if all endpoints are in use. - Fix issue with invalid memory writes and media support. - Fix issue with not removing device alias and unbonding. - Fix issue with device disconnects and offline mode handling. - Add support for setting adapter name based on machine-info. - Add support for systemd service configuration. - add systemd .service file (systemd support needs more work still) * Wed Jun 22 2011 email@example.com - added baselibs.conf bnc#700840 * Tue Jun 14 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - remove workaround for rpmlint stupidity now that libusb is in / * Wed Jun 01 2011 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.94: - Fix issue with invalid read of memory in various modules. - Fix issue with buffer overflow when sending AVDTP commands. - Fix issue with response to vendor dependent AVRCP commands. - Fix issue with headset when not able to reply with ERROR. - Fix issue with crash when creating a device from storage. - Fix issue with handling non UTF-8 devices names. - Add support for improved discovery procedure. * Wed May 04 2011 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.93: - Fix issue with property type and Health Main channel. - Fix issue with crash when removing devices. - Add support for hid2hci and udev integration. - disable 001-remove-rule-dell-mouse.patch for now * Tue Apr 26 2011 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.92: - Fix issue with handling of A2DP suspend response. - Fix issue with crashing when acquiring A2DP stream. - Fix issue with missing check for valid SCO before shutdown. - Fix issue with waiting for POLLERR when disconnecting SCO. - Fix issue with disconnect after primary service discovery. - Fix issue with attribute interface registration. - Add support for primary services over BR/EDR. - Add support for flushable packets of A2DP media. * Wed Mar 30 2011 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.91: - Fix issue with LMP version string and hciconfig. - Fix issue with missing discovery signal when scanning. - Fix issue with wrong state and canceling name resolving. - Fix issue with missing check during adapter initialization. - Fix issue with missing protocol not supported error and A2DP. - Fix issue with crash during driver unregistering and A2DP. - Fix issue with crash when receiving AVDTP close command. - Fix issue with remote SEP handling when A2DP codec changes. - Fix issue with SCO hangup handling and state changes. - Fix issue with security level and MCAP instances. - Fix issue with memory leak and HDP data channels. - Add support for discover characteristics by UUID to gatttool. - Add initial support for Out-of-Band association model. - Add initial support for SIM Access Profile. * Fri Mar 18 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to bluez-4.90: - Fix issue with setting of global mode property. - Fix issue with handling of RequestSession responses. - Fix issue with TP_BNEP_CTRL_BV_01_C qualification test. - Fix issue with too short AVDTP request timeout. - Add support for SIM Access Profile manager. - Add support for new UUID utility functions. - Add support for attribute server notifications. - Add support for client characteristic configuration. - Update support for interactive GATT utility. * Mon Feb 21 2011 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.89: - Fix issue with name resolving when discovery is suspended. - Fix issue with parsing flags of advertising report. - Fix issue with SEP handling if interface is disabled. - Fix issue with device object creation on disconnect event. - Fix issue with indicators whenever the driver is initialized. - Fix issue with call indicator when parsing call info reply. - Fix issue with crash and allowed GATT MTU was too large. - Add support for SDP record of Primary GATT services. - Add support for interactive mode for GATT utility. - gattool requires libreadline for its interactive mode now, so add readline-devel to BuildRequires * Mon Feb 14 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to bluez-4.88: - Fix issue with HID channel reference count handling. - Fix issue with daemon exit on badly formatted AT+VTS. - Fix issue with crash while parsing of endpoint properties. - Fix issue with possible crash on AVDTP Suspend request timeout. - Fix issue with stopping inquiry before adapter is initialized. - Fix issue with creating device object when connection fails. - Fix issue with sending HCIDEVUP when adapter is already up. - Fix issue with handling bonding IO channel closing. - Fix agent cancellation in security mode 3 situations. - Update pairing code to support management interface. - requires glib2 2.16 or newer * Wed Jan 26 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to bluez-4.87 - Fix issue with initialization when adapter is already up. - Fix issue with attribute server MTU and incoming connections. - Fix issue with duplicate characteristics after discovery. * Thu Jan 20 2011 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.86: - Revert wrong fix for SDP PDU size error response. - Fix various memory leaks in A2DP and AVDTP support. - Add Routing property to MediaTransport interface - Add proper tracking mechanism to NREC status. - Add READ_BLOB_REQUEST support to attribute server. * Tue Jan 11 2011 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.85: - Fix issue with event mask setting for older adapters. - Fix issue with device creation and pairing failures. - Add support for telephony support via oFono. - Add support for characteristic security level. - Update support for service registration. * Tue Dec 28 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to bluez-4.84: - Fix issue with wrong parameters and device found signals. - Fix issue with leaking EIR data if RSSI does not change. - Fix issue with adapter initialization state. - Fix issue with closing of SDP server sockets. * Mon Dec 27 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to bluez-4.83: - Fix issue with already connected HFP/HSP endpoints. - Fix missing reply when create device is canceled. - Fix memory leak within the attribute server. - Fix memory leak with unused extended inquiry name. - Fix setting paired state when device->authr is false. - Fix clearing authentication request for renewed keys. - Add support for storing link keys in runtime memory. - Update support for primary service discovery. * Sat Dec 18 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to bluez-4.82: - Fix crash with mmap of files with multiples of page size. - Fix HFP response and hold (AT+BTRH) command response. - Fix device creation error response when powered off. - Fix device removal when connecting/browsing fails. - Add initial attribute permission implementation. - Add AVDTP SRC stream send buffer size verification. - Add support for setting link policy based on features. * Tue Nov 30 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to bluez-4.81: - Fix issue with telephony driver initialization. - Fix issue with adapter services list initialization. - Fix crash after simultaneous authentication requests. - Add support for primary service search on device creation. * Sun Nov 21 2010 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.80: - Fix legacy link key storing for some buggy adapters. - Fix invalid memory access when EIR field length is zero. - Fix adapter initialization to wait for kernel HCI commands. - Fix initialization of adapters which are already up. - Fix possible race condition when initializing adapters. - Fix possible crashes when attempting to connect AVDTP. - Fix not aborting sink stream configuration on disconnect. - Fix not indicating disconnected state when connecting to AVDTP. - Fix not dropping AVDTP session when canceling stream setup. - Fix AVDTP abort not being send when the state is idle. - Fix regression with Low Energy and interleave discovery. - Add a new configuration option to disable Low Energy support. - Update support for GATT Primary Service Discovery. - Update MCAP and HDP support. - disable silent buildrules * Tue Nov 09 2010 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.79: - Fix issue with adapter initialization race condition. - Update new Bluetooth Management interface support. * Mon Nov 08 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - patch to current git to fix race condition in hciops causing adapter detection to fail * Sun Nov 07 2010 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.78: - Fix various issues with AVDTP timer handling. - Fix various issues with handling of mode changes. - Fix issue with audio disconnect watch in connecting state. - Fix issue with handling call waiting indicators in telephony. - Fix issue with handling UUID parameter and RegisterEndpoint. - Add initial support for Bluetooth Management interface. - Add support for Application property to HealthChannel. * Sun Oct 31 2010 email@example.com - Use %_smp_mflags * Wed Oct 27 2010 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.77: - Fix issue with device name and accessing already freed memory. - Fix issue with handling CHLD=0 command for handsfree. - Fix issue with manager properties and no adapters. - Fix issue with properties and broken service records. - Fix issue with A2DP playback and sample rate changes. - Update MCAP and HDP support. * Fri Oct 15 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to bluez-4.76: - Fix issue in telephony driver with hanging up held call. - Fix issue in telephony driver with notifications when on hold. - Fix issue with blocking on setconf confirmation callback. - Fix issue with not always signaling new streams as sinks. - Fix issue with errors in case of endpoint request timeout. - Fix issue with HFP/HSP microphone and speaker gain values. - Add source if the device attempt to configure local sink stream. - Add PSM option for GATT/ATT over BR/EDR on gatttool. - Add support for GATT/ATT Attribute Write Request. - Update MCAP and HDP support. * Tue Oct 05 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - de-fuzz udev rule patch * Tue Oct 05 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to bluez-4.75: - Fix use of uninitialized variable on legacy pairing. - Fix mismatch of attribute protocol opcode. - bluez-4.74: - Fix regression for Legacy Pairing. - Fix wrong PSM value for attribute protocol. - Fix issue with RSSI field in advertising reports. - Add support for Add BR/EDR and LE interleaved discovery. - Add support for GATT write characteristic value option. - Add support for specifying download address for AR300x. - bluez-4.73: - Fix problem with EIR data when setting the name. - Fix reading local name from command complete event. - Fix registering local endpoints with disabled socket interface. - Add support for more HCI operations using ops infrastructure. - Add support for GATT characteristic hierarchy. - Add support for GATT indications. * Sat Sep 25 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - disable libcap-ng for < 11.3, it is not available there - fix up bluez-gstreamer.spec to build with the same options as bluez.spec * Thu Sep 23 2010 email@example.com - enable libcap-ng support so the deamon can drop root privileges * Wed Sep 22 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to bluez-4.72: - Fix memory leak while connecting BTIO channels. - Fix crash with GStreamer plugin if SBC is not supported. - Fix issue with GATT server stop sending notifications. - Fix issue with GATT and dealing with the minimum MTU size. - Fix issue with file descriptor leak in GATT client. - Add support for UUID 128-bit handling in attribute client. - Add support for encoders/decoders for MTU Exchange. - Add support for the MTU Exchange procedure to the server. - Add support for a per channel MTU to the ATT server. - Add support for Characteristic interface. - Add support for new Media API and framework. - Add initial support for HDP plugin. * Thu Sep 09 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to bluez-4.71: - Fix crash with RequestSession and application disconnects. - Fix memory leak and possible crash when removing audio device. - Fix issue with closing stream of locked sep when reconfiguring. - Fix issue where discovery could interfere with bonding. - Fix issue with Connected status when PS3 BD remote connects. - Fix issue with lifetime of fake input devices. - Add support for compile time option of oui.txt path. - Add support for printing IEEE1284 device ID for CUPS. - Add plugin for setting adapter class via DMI. - Add more features for attribute protocol and profile. - Add initial support for MCAP. * Thu Aug 26 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to bluez-4.70: - Fix incoming call indication handling when in WAITING state. - Fix various SDP related qualification test case issues. - Fix logic to write EIR when SDP records are changed. - Fix UTF-8 validity check for remote names in EIR. - Add support for UUID-128 extended inquiry response. - Add service UUIDs from EIR to the DeviceFound signal. - Add fast connectable feature for Handsfree profile. - Add HCI command and event definitions for AMP support. - Add firmware download support for Qualcommh devices. - Add host level support for Atheros AR300x device. - Add initial support of ATT and GATT for basic rate. - ALSA config file moved from /etc/alsa/ to /usr/share/alsa/ * Wed Jul 14 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to bluez-4.69: - Fix issue with calling g_option_context_free() twice. - Fix inconsistencies with initial LE commands and events. - Add support for telephony ClearLastNumber method. - Add support for network server interface. * Tue Jul 13 2010 email@example.com - fix instant segfault of bluetoothd (upstream commit 86b16d8a63d8d6191533418dd1c38ce35c3fbf0a) * Tue Jul 13 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to bluez-4.68: - Fix initialization of adapters in RAW mode. - Add initial set of LE commands and events definitions. - Add mode option for L2CAP sockets to the BtIO API. * Sat Jul 03 2010 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.67: - Fix issue with authentication reply when bonding already completed. - Fix issue with not canceling authentication when bonding fails. - Fix issue with changed combination keys and temporary storage. - Fix issue with sdp_get_supp_feat library function. - Fix issue with missing unblock on device removal. - Fix issue with not waiting for mode change completion. - Add ARMv6 optimized version of analysis filter for SBC encoder. * Sun Jun 13 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to bluez-4.66: - Fix regression with full debug enabling via SIGUSR2. - Fix redundant speaker/microphone gains being sent. - Fix not emitting PropertyChanged for SpeakerGain/MicrophoneGain. - Fix issue with storage usage when a record is not found in memory. - Fix issue with DiscoverServices not retrieving any records. - Fix audio profile disconnection order to match whitepaper. - Fix auto-accept confirmation when local agent has NoInputNoOutput. - Fix remote just-works SSP when MITM protection is required. - Fix performing dedicated bonding without MITM requirement. - Add support for storing debug link keys in runtime memory. * Mon May 24 2010 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.65: - Fix issues with general bonding being default setting now. - Fix driver removal upon device removal. - Add new "Blocked" property to device objects. - Add hciconfig support for blacklisting. - Add support for dynamic debug feature. * Wed May 05 2010 email@example.com - fix coldplug script for udev > 151 (bnc#602773) * Thu Apr 29 2010 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.64: - Fix invalid memory access in headset_get_nrec function. - Fix issue with disconnect event on higher protocol layers. - Fix issue with list parsing in sdp_set_supp_features function. - Fix device object reference counting for SDP browse requests. - Add missing memory checks whenever memory is allocated for SDP. - Add support for exporting local services via D-Bus. - Add more L2CAP Enhanced Retransmission test options. - remove unused "--enable-manpages" configure option * Wed Apr 14 2010 email@example.com - In openSUSE 11.3 there is upstream compliant CUPS 1.4 which means to have a fixed "/usr/lib/cups/" directory on all platforms (see Novell/Suse Bugzilla bnc#575544). * Fri Mar 26 2010 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.63: - Fix avdtp_abort not canceling pending requests. - Fix stale connection when abort gets rejected. * Sun Mar 07 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to bluez-4.62: - Fix accidental symbol breakage with inquiry transmit power. - Fix using invalid data from previous headset connection. - Fix double free on AVDTP Abort response. - Fix possible crash while verifying AVDTP version. - Fix missing inuse flag when AVDTP stream is configured. - Add support for Bluetooth controller types. * Sat Feb 13 2010 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.61: - Fix issues with Read Inquiry Response Transmit Power Level. - Fix possible invalid read when removing a temporary device. - Fix mode restoration when remember_powered is false. - Fix conference call releasing in telephony-maemo. - Fix segmentation fault with authorization during headset disconnects. - Add support for handling unanswered AVDTP request on disconnect. - Add support for handling Inquiry Response Transmit Power Level. - Add support for caching of remote host features. - Add preliminary voice dialing support for HSP. * Mon Jan 11 2010 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.60: * Fix voice mailbox number reading from SIM. * Fix some races with D-Bus mainloop integration. * Add helpers for D-Bus signal watches. * Tue Dec 29 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to bluez-4.59: - Add values for Bluetooth 4.0 specification. - Add SDP functions for HDP support. - Add test scripts for input and audio. - Fix missing close on BtIO create_io function. - Fix sending incorrect AVDTP commands after timeout occurs. - Fix timer removal when device disconnects unexpectedly. - Fix Extended Inquiry Response record for Device ID. - silence rpmlint warning on bluez-coldplug init script * Mon Nov 16 2009 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.58: - Fix crash when adapter agent exists during authentication. - Fix CK-20W quirks for play and pause events. * Mon Nov 02 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to bluez-4.57: - Fix unloading of drivers for uninitialized adapters. - Fix debug message to use requested and not opened SEID. - Fix codec selection for GStreamer plugin. - Fix deleting of SDP records during service updates. - Fix deleting of SDP records when a device is removed. - Fix handling when the SDP record is modified on remote device. - Fix potential buffer overflow by using snprintf instead of sprintf. - Fix const declarations for some storage function parameters. * Mon Oct 19 2009 email@example.com - 001-remove-rule-dell-mouse.patch added to disable udev action for dell mouse; bnc#522287 * Sat Oct 10 2009 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.56: - Add missing values from Bluetooth 3.0 specification. - Add proper tracking of device paired status. - Fix tracking of devices without permanently stored link key. - Fix issue with link key removal after connection failures. - Fix legacy pairing information based on remote host features. - Fix off-by-one issue with AVDTP capability parsing. - Fix AVRCP, AVCTP, AVDTP, A2DP and HFP version numbers. - Fix agent canceling before calling agent_destroy. - Fix service record parsing with an empty UUID list. - Fix various SDP related memory leaks. * Sun Oct 04 2009 email@example.com - fix reading of config file in udev helper script - update to bluez-4.55: - Add support for POSIX capabilities dropping. - Add special quirk for the Nokia CK-20W car kit. - Fix error code handling for AVDTP SetConfiguration response. - Fix updating out of range list when RSSI hasn't changed. - Fix various memory leaks and unnecessary error checks. ver 4.54: - Add introspection interface to output of introspection calls. - Fix stream handling when media transport disconnects prematurely. - Fix command timeout handling when there's no stream. - Fix headset_suspend_stream behavior for invalid states - Fix issue with AVDTP ABORTING state transition. - Fix issue with AVDTP suspend while closing. ver 4.53: - Fix issue with telephony connection state notifications. - Fix AVDTP stream leak for invalid media transport config. - Fix audio connection authorization handling with timeouts. - Fix race condition in authorizing audio connections. - Fix device authorized setting for AVRCP-only connections. - Fix duplicate attempts from device to connect signal channel. ver 4.52: - Add AVCTP support to test utility. - Fix AVDTP Abort when transport closes before response. - Fix authorization when the audio profiles are slow to connect. - Fix potential AVDTP reference leaks. * Thu Sep 03 2009 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.51: - Add utility for basic AVDTP testing. - Add support for configuring L2CAP FCS option. - Fix discovery mode for CUPS 1.4.x and later. - Fix global state tracking of audio service. - Fix last issues with the new build system. * Tue Aug 25 2009 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.50: - Fix various build issues * Mon Aug 24 2009 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.49: - Add simple test program for basic GAP testing. - Add support for confirmation requests to agent example. - Add support for full non-recursive build. - Add five millisecond delay for Simple Pairing auto-accept. - Fix Class of Device setting when InitiallyPowered=false. * Sat Aug 22 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - fix init script LSB tags * Thu Aug 20 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - try to fix enablement of the coldplug init script * Wed Aug 19 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - add init script so that coldplugging works again (bnc#527856) * Mon Aug 17 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to bluez-4.48: - Add library function for comparing UUID values. - Add support for creating all plugins as builtins. - Add support for async handling of service class changes. - Add support for source interface to audio IPC. - Fix device name settings when device is off or down. - Fix issue with enabled SCO server when not necessary. - Fix missing D-Bus access policy for CUPS backend. - Fix discovery results of CUPS backend. - Fix initialization handling of Maemo telephony. * Mon Aug 03 2009 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.47: - Add support for RFKILL unblock handling. - Add support for serial proxy configurations. - Add support for caching service class updates. - Fix issues with updating SDP service records. - Fix usage of limited discoverable mode. - Remove deprecated methods and signals for AudioSource. - bluez-4.46: - Add support for A2DP sink role. - Fix clearing svc_cache before the adapter is up. - Fix various pointer after free usages. - Fix various memory leaks. * Thu Jul 09 2009 email@example.com - packaging: remove unused bluetooth.rules file (thanks darix!) * Tue Jul 07 2009 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.45: - Fix UDEV_DATADIR fallback if pkg-config fails. - Fix adapter cleanup and setup prototypes. - Fix double-free with out-of-range devices. - Fix inband ring setting to be per-headset. - Fix handling of Maemo CSD startup. * Tue Jul 07 2009 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.44: - Add some missing manual pages. - Fix three-way calling indicator order. - Fix downgrade/upgrade of callheld indicator. - Fix +CIEV sending when indicator value changes. - Fix signal handling for Maemo telephony driver. - Fix parsing issues with messages from Maemo CSD. - Fix issue with duplicate active calls. - udev rules moved to /lib/udev/rules.d * Fri Jul 03 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to bluez-4.43: - Add support for udev based on-demand startup. - Fix verbose error reporting of CUPS backend. - Fix various string length issues. - Fix issues with Maemo telephony driver. - Fix another device setup and temporary flag issue. - Fix and update example agent implementation. - remove init scripts and D-Bus activation, instead bluetoothd is now started by udev. Update README.SUSE accordingly. * Mon Jun 22 2009 email@example.com - fixed build with --as-needed * Sun Jun 21 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to bluez-4.42: This is the release that should contain fixes found during interoperability testing: - Add TI WL1271 to Texas Instruments chip list. - Add special udev mode to bluetoothd. - Fix regression when there is no agent registered. - Fix error return when bonding socket hang up. - Fix SCO server socket for HFP handsfree role. - Fix shutdown on SCO socket before closing. - Fix shutdown on A2DP audio stream channel before closing. - Fix issue with asserting on AVDTP reference count bugs. - Fix authorization denied issue with certain headsets. - Fix AVRCP UNITINFO and SUBUNIT INFO responses. - Fix discovery cancel issues in case SDP discovery fails. * Sun Jun 07 2009 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.41: - Fix pairing even if the ACL gets dropped before successful SDP. - Fix regression which caused device to be removed after pairing. - Fix HSP record fetching when remote device doesn't support it. - Fix SDP discovery canceling when clearing hs->pending. - Fix headset never connecting on the first attempt. - Fix headset state tracking if bt_search_service() fails. - Fix maximum headset connection count check. - Fix AVDTP Discover timeout handling. - Fix also UI_SET_KEYBIT for the new pause and play key codes. - packaging: - add simple-agent, simple-service and test-network to bluez-test * Wed May 20 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to bluez-4.40: - Add telephony driver for oFono telephony stack. - Add support for Dell specific HID proxy switching. - Add support for running hid2hci from udev. - Add mapping for AVRCP Play and Pause to dedicated key codes. - Fix AVRCP keycodes to better match existing X keymap support. - Fix various quoting issues within telephony support. - Fix memory allocation issue when generating PDUs for SDP. - Fix race condition on device removal. - Fix non-cancelable issue with CreateDevice method. - Fix non-working CancelDiscovery method call. * Mon May 11 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to bluez-4.39: - Add workaround for dealing with unknown inquiry complete. - Fix discovering when using software scheduler. - Fix wrong NoInputNoOutput IO capability string. - Fix race condition with agent during pairing. - Fix agent cancellation for security mode 3 acceptor failure. - Fix temporary flag removal when device creation fails. - Fix hciattach to use ppoll instead of poll. - Fix service class update when adapter is down. - Fix service classes race condition during startup. - Fix release of audio client before freeing the device. * Mon May 04 2009 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.38: - Add support for builtin plugins. - Add framework for adapter operations. - Add constants for Enhanced Retransmission modes. - Fix HCI socket leak in device_remove_bonding. - Fix various format string issues. - Fix crashes with various free functions. - Fix issues with Headset and A2DP drivers to load again. - Fix sending AVRCP button released passthrough messages - Fix bug which prevent input devices to work after restart. - Fix issue with interpretation of UUID-128 as channel. * Thu Apr 23 2009 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.37: - Add version value for Bluetooth 3.0 devices. - Add additional L2CAP extended feature mask bits. - Add support for loading plugins in priority order. - Add support for more detailed usage of disconnect watches. - Add support for AVRCP volume control. - Add saturated clipping of SBC decoder output to 16-bit. - Fix potentially infinite recursion of adapter_up. - Fix SCO handling in the case of an incoming call. - Fix input service to use confirm callback. - Fix cleanup of temporary device entries from storage. * Sun Apr 19 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to bluez-4.36: - Add proper tracking of AVCTP connect attempts. - Add support to channel pattern in Serial interface. - Fix A2DP sink crash if removing device while connecting. - Fix error handling if HFP indicators aren't initialized. - Fix segfault while handling an incoming SCO connection. - Fix Serial.Disconnect to abort connection attempt. * Sun Apr 12 2009 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.35: - Add support for Handsfree profile headset role. - Add additional checks for open SEIDs from clients. - Fix device removal while audio IPC client is connected. - Fix device removal when an authorization request is pending. - Fix incoming AVDTP connect while authorization in progress. - Fix disconnection timers for audio support. - Fix various potential NULL pointer deferences. - Fix callheld indicator value for multiple calls. - Fix voice number type usage. - Fix GDBus watch handling. - add an explicit requires: for the exact libbluetooth3 version to the bluez package. Fixes the problem that it was possible to install a newer bluez package without updating the libraries * Tue Mar 31 2009 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.34: - Add support for version checks of plugins. - Add support for class property on adapter interface. - Add support for second SDP attempt after connection reset. - Add support for more detailed audio states. - Add support for HFP+A2DP auto connection feature. - Add support for new and improved audio IPC. - Add program for testing audio IPC interface. - Fix various AVDTP qualification related issues. - Fix broken SDP AttributeIdList parsing. - Fix invalid memory access of SDP URL handling. - Fix local class of device race conditions. - Fix issue with periodic inquiry on startup. - Fix missing temporary devices in some situations. - Fix SBC alignment issue for encoding with four subbands. * Tue Mar 17 2009 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.33: - Add Paired property to the DeviceFound signals. - Add support for Headset profile 1.2 version. - Fix broken network configuration when IPv6 is disabled. - Fix network regression that caused disconnection. - Fix SDP truncation of strings with NULL values. - Fix service discovery handling of CUPS helper. * Mon Mar 09 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - renamed modprobe config to /etc/modprobe.d/50-bluetooth.conf (required by new module-init-tools). * Mon Mar 02 2009 email@example.com - update to bluez-4.32: - Fix broken SDP record handling. - Fix SDP data buffer parsing. - Fix more SDP memory leaks. - Fix read scan enable calls. - Fix A2DP stream handling.
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Thread: using thumb as dummy
18th March 2012 10:02 AM #1
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using thumb as dummy
Hi. I breastfed my kid for a year. Then into formula milk afterwards. He have his milk at a glass at the age of 3. I was not able to use him any dummy. Now that he is 5 years old, why he still thumb suck? Is it normal? What could be the effects eventually?
19th March 2012 01:26 PM #2
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I have read a lot of conflicting advice on whether thumb sucking causes problems with the jaw and teeth alignment, some say it does not cause problems, whilst others say it does. I have read some information that says it can cause the teeth to have gaps and not be straight. Regardless, if it is a habit you want to break, there are a few things you can try. Many children use thumb sucking for comfort. Do you notice him doing it when he's bored, tired, anxious, etc.? I would first try to use some type of fidget toy that he can play with during this time. It could be a small ball that he can squeeze or another type of toy that he can hold in his hand and fiddle with. I would avoid using any of the bad tasting products that some people use, as I personally think it is a bit mean and would really just upset the child. I know some people use spicy foods or special liquids for that, but I am not comfortable with it. You can also try talking to him about it and try limiting the time he does do it, without forcing him to stop completely, or else he will become anxious about it. It is most likely a phase and he will outgrow it at some point.
19th March 2012 11:21 PM #3
Hi Luch,
I was wondering if your son sucks his thumb during particular situations? For example, you may find he does it when he is feeling nervous - in which case you could try to reassure him or cuddle him. Has he started school recently as this can sometimes lead to increased thumb sucking (this generally settles down as children adapt to school)?
Many children of this age suck their thumbs (or fingers) when they are falling asleep. If this is the case you could try to introduce another bedtime routine such as milk and crackers just before bed. You should try not to worry or to make a big deal out of it but divert his attention to something else if you can. I agree with Jessica that I don't like the negative behaviour correction products which taste nasty.
I hope this helps,

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sophia someone was on last nite posing as a red of your kind, I had left some bait out but I have no idea if truly was a red or not. claimed to have met a nobody in the 80's in Egypt but the story sounded like bs except for the talk of eyes.. anyways I tested his/her aura to see what the response was, the aura was weakened and he/she stopped posting..shrug.
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great imagery on that vid btw
Hi Pers7. I read that. And I've tried to make you and others aware, seriously now, I'm not bullshitting and I'm very mentally stable (despite and against all odds) - that this forum is involved in harassing me as a Target.
I've discussed with someone about the secret A.I. research going on, and was made aware a couple of years ago as I asked why "people" on this forum copied me - and I later on suspected it was "Bots" - computer robots... programs. Some call it "online persona management" - one agent can use multiple characters/avatars and it appears there are many varied individuals involved in a campaign or project against a target, thought it might be just one person with an advanced software (bots/sock puppet).
I have been targeted a very long time. And those doing it WANTS me to be aware, and reminded about this, everyday. ESPECIALLY on this forum.
I could go into details but I'll just repeat the overall scheme of events.
I got friendly with some that I didn't know was involved stuff, not just where they/are they studying the human organism in depth (all from DNA, the human genome, but the various ways the glands function and how the body recieve and transmit information and how that can be used to both read from a distance and to send to the body.
It's not strange at all, we all have an electro magnetic field, we can measure brain waves digitally (EEG) and the heart via EKG on a digital screen. This can and is done with not just all organs and EVERYTHING that exist (but they cover this up since it has to do with Energy Medicine, think RIFE etc).
This could save mankind from suffering, but the miitary sieged the various inventions and patents and use it to target not just enemies but civilians, population at large and even their own employees.
AS you know the military is infiltrated by Satanists, hardcore ones that are sadistic and enjoy perverted abusive sex. They also enjoy torture, and exhibit power over a victim that they break and harass.
This is what is going on here, thus the multiple threads about "a nobody" that they expected to be dead, but they got a surprise instead - and now they analyze, over analyze, spread disinformation to cover it up and also harass the target.
The stalking/surveillence/monitoring was something I was told would be done to me, as is a protocol they follow if someone is a person of interest. The military has more targets and persons of interests then the public is aware of.
In this information age it's not fun to be part of organised crime since information can be spread. We are in multiple wars due to vested interests that has it's root in many various streams, but it all boils down to siezing world domination - and in this there are various groups, some say it's five major insider factions and they access both vast media resources as well as covered up extremely advanced technology.
Personally I was a naive and spiritual peace worker that found myself in the midst of a gigantic mess - but I do admit I do actually believe even my extreme suffering (and others) can have a purpose. I have chosen not to be bitter, or to lie down an die, (even if it would be much easier considering I have such extreme pain) - but I'm tough and a fighter, plus that I'm an optimist.
Parts of me also do believe in that mankind at large (and possibly even eventual alleged hostile non terra entities or E.D. - extra dimensionals) actually are not just suffering from a clinical isanity (possibly frontal lobe injuries or dysfunctions) or have been parasited and are thus under control of a disorder/malfunction/virus.
Like I've said, I've discussed in veiled form for many years, chosen to glide into the shadows as I was made aware of that those I was to believe where friendly here and IRL and elsewhere online, actually had such dysfunctions as well as satanic and sadistic personalities and interests.
Why I've chosen to speak out now is due to that my veiled attempts to communicate was falling on deaf ears, and I actually must admit that I'm prefering permission to speak frankly then to find that those I try to address that ARE monitoring me only are busy playing weird games.
They have issues on many levels and it seems there's internal quarrels as what to do with this "Event" or "Situation" that "the nobody" showed up. And I just can't spend year after year waiting for incompetent and bullying professional Agent Provoateur to abuse their absolut and total power that they actually does exhibit via the advanced tech such as reading of thoughts remotely - and connecting this to supercomputers and bots making posts ( and Agents jumping in to "roleplay" about my life ).
It's counterproductive.
I'm aware that I might have had a naive and utopian view on the world, which is what we're all programmed to get via the televised broadcasts telling us all to "trust me, we've got this under control, trust the media, go back to bed, take this pill and die without being a whiny bitch about it"....
That naivity was my passionate heart and sincere love of this world and mankind. Bit by bit this heart of mine has been deliberate manipulated and broken, since the heart's electromagnetic field is unique (see HeartMath insitute for facts) but basically the heart is around FIVE THOUSAND TIMES more magnetic then the brain, and SIXTY TIMES more electric then the brain....
See video also if you wish:
link to www.youtube.com
The Agents working via/on this forum are extremely aggressive in pushing "the nobody" threads and it's ONLY about mind fucking a specific target.
I'm serious when I say that I've tried to address various persons with a wish to have a more constructive dialogue about this - but to no avail.
The naive and loving heart of mine might have at times glided into a sort of (organic/authentic) kind of extra dimensional level of awareness, where I truly felt a connection to the all, and everyone involved in this drama we call life here on earth. And THERE AND THEN, there was/is no conflicts, as there is no misunderstandings or disorders/dieseases... it's peaceful and creative and very constructive as the problems can and is easily solved.
This wasn't popular I found, but I was seen as a threat. Especially if I protested against weaponised conflicts (manipulated ones, not the necessary defence, but the staged various false flags or psy ops and of unjust and unfair occupations).
I've tried to analyze the world events from a female right brainlobe brainstorming perspective to offer solutions - and again I hoped it would be a welcome contribution as I naively expected world leaders to actually be working for the people and with best intentions in their heart.
I did slowly learn as most others have that this is a complex and false illusion.
The last decades have brought tremendious changes in our human society and how we relate to each other on the family level, as well as on our work places. The transformation of how our western civilisation has taken shape and the ideologies behind it are also something I've been busy studying - with one goal, and that is to find understanding to what causes the conflicts that are behind the suffering I see around me.
In doing so I encountered various individuals that at times turned out to more or less be "handlers" seeking to either "offer" me various positions (under false pretence as I was a naive person with a clean record, perhaps good to be abused as a supply source, or possibly gatekeeper or M-.O~N.-A'/R.C)H.... I've so often felt extremely confused over why there's been so many unexplained setbacks and (to me) weird and unhappy events happening around me, to me - til I sort of realized thanks to this forum extensive copying and pasting about private things linked to my online activities - that there where no "Accidents", it was by design these horrible, terrible and painful things happened to me.
I did try to fight battles on multiple fronts, got overwhelmed, and things happened that I don't have to get into right now.
In a stress or acute crises it's normal go go through a crises reaction, but Agents who's mission it is to "Break you in" or simply terminate you - they will gang up around me and declare their label or diagnosis on me so that I would loose credibility all together.
I then became aware of such rhetorics and read up on various communication models such as AD HOMINEM ATTACKS and how shill works. I didn't even know what a shill was before.
I've been deeply spiritual my whole life, and it turned out my faith in something very loving and divine was given proof of - that was therefore also proven to those Agent's that did monitor me (hence the "protected by God's hand") being whispered about.
Despite all the crimes done to me, I still try EVERYDAY to discuss and seek to contribute to build bridges and overcome the conflicts we are in, and bang my head to absorb as much information (from mainstream and independent sources that isn't tied to the octopus beast) -
lately though I've been even more made aware of how it's not just the world that is in trouble, but the whole solar system.
Some of the Agents wish to blame God, at the same time as they proclaim there can't be such an intelligence, and if there is - they build various threads for in depth discussions to analyze how and what that is.
It's a djungle out there. And I'm in a rabbithole in that djungle trying to fight not just bots, possibly clones and synthetics and non terra vested interests as well as doing my best to stay alive in a world that is more poisoned by the day.
My care IS sincere, I've joined and been active in various groups that does address social and environmental issues and sought to present ideas that can actually offer win-win situations even for hardliners that are addicted to extremely dangerous games, thrill seekers (there ARE solutions to this).
But as has lately been found out, it's a group within some intel of high level (NSA and mil) that are into chaos magic and they do not wish to discuss eventual win win situations at all... then we do have those that are completely brainwashed and believing in the necessity of following a script some refer to as Prophecies - in order for their "Saviour" to enter the stage.
As all I do, say, type, and even what I wear to bed is monitored (see threads today about what "my wife wear to bed") and if I have my period they post about "going to get her lady stuff", they discuss what I eat, my training and extremely boring life in detail... if I satesfy my biological needs or desires - and if I don't (in that area I'm damned if I do and damned if I don't).
THE PROJECTIONS ARE ENORMOUS, and a global huge machine with more agents involved then you possibly can imagine are busy following every move I make, every breath I take and word I say - and they cross analyze this to various models THEY have....
These groups sit on enormous vast resources, technology and manpower. And I'm just me and my laptop. (hacked of course)
For a while there they made sure the laptop and mobile phone was shut off, no one could call me and I couldn't call out. I think that was around the time when I "gave them the finger".
Now though after the shock event happened it seems they are back to monitoring and the usual stalking, but really - no progress has been made on any front in the world except that I'm more aware.
It's been discussed when the nobody will "manifest". That i do believe is a dream or fantasy by those involved in high magic, they seek a possibly scenario as a total illumination taking place right in front of their eyes, and they are growing weary on me.
It's discussed if some mentor should step in, but that is later put to rest as they demand of me to address not just this complex mess, but multiple conflicts by design, mind fuck tests and traps, as well as being a "perfect example" of how a tortured being acts out "on stage"/in their monitor equipment - and when I do, that is being looped back to me via the octopus broadcasts by what I assume are either syntheitc/reptoid or cloned or possibly chipped "human" appearing frontmen in media, journalists and radio station hosts and television program designers etc (remember the media corporations are all centralised by a mega monopoly linked to groups such as CARLYLE).
If they wish to, and they want - they can, will and are, placing huge nets around the target and play games for some kind of sick amusement or possibly attempts to test or eventually direct the target.
It's a huge operation, it's the biggest event since God walked the earth, and it's okay if the Agents working on the analyze team express this, but not if I voice it of course (cuz then I MUST be crazy, as a reasonable deniability). And I've strangely enough learned to live with it, to a certain degree... as I isolate myself and have withdrawn from most everything.
If I do go out, those same music videos that are pushed on these threads are also played on the bars or clubs I might be considering to visit...
That's not all - as artists or DJ's or even friends talk, they hint they are involved and can spill private information about me, wanting me to be aware of that "they" are all around me... it can be a stranger asking if they may sit at my table striking up a conversation, to the person standing behind me in a que as I run errands, to friends - and that's the hardest part.
I've begged and asked on this forum and to friends to stop playing games, but it's been ignored, and it just goes on and on and on...
It's like ground hogs day, and since I say this, someone will in any other thread within short (or on tv in a show or other medium) put this into their conversation like an inside joke about me.
I'm watched, monitored, studied and everyone knows how alone and sad and bad I feel about this twisted situation, but no one choose to actually talk to me directly.
Like I said - it's like there's been a command sent out that "you can't touch this" about me.
I have no idea what they are waiting for. I won't start to turn on my "trash DNA" and become biolumisence, nor will I speak in tounges...
I'm not a cirkus artist or interested in being a spokesperson, or create a religion, nor am I really that very interested in demanding the world to change as I snap with my finger.
I'm well aware of this complex situation we are finding ourselves in, and that those in leading positions (be it gov, mil, intel, religion etc) are many times trying their best and they too are targeted... so how can I really blame them (forgive them for they don't know what they do?) but, it's also human nature - and eons of abuse they themselves are victims of.
We have a lot of healing to do. There's a mess out there.
I'm of course more then willing to devote my heart soul and body mind and spirit to be a good Messenger, since that is what I am. But I can't do it alone.
I'm a woman and it seems to be an issue.
I'm just gonna stick around and wait to see what ever happens, since I do have faith in that God knows best.
My wish is to, sincerely, be left alone from the organised massive "TRUMAN SHOW" M.O. I'm under, and somehow be freed from that communication model, it's just not working my friends.
I'm flattered and I was overwhelmed with the responce, but seriously, I'm just a girl trying to get a life and I have very humble demands. I want simple things but I burn for technique, design and improving organisations... I can be of use if I'm given the chanse.
If anyone feels threatened, talk to me about it, please.
I'm very understanding, especially since I'm advicied by mentors in "high places".
But most of all, I've willing to re-learn, I don't know best. I've made mistakes, I've got flaws and I do absolutely not seek to be adored or have special priveliges.
To be honest, I'm just very tired of the silly and childish games and the constant loop that is leading us no where.
There's so much good, beautiful and constructive things we could do.
I know some seek to fulfil the dark cabals agenda of a totalitarian rule, and some even say it's as if we live in a sort of hologram program and it's possibly some things are in both our private as global destiny - but if that's the case, we must all follow our heart and accept that others have their calling.
I do believe in that total power equals corrupt power.
I'm not an expert on anything, but I'm interested in all and i can see things in possibly unique ways, I've explained how I function in earlier posts.
I'm just "a nobody", and I can behave in furnitured rooms, that is to say, I can behave, but I do get provoked by this constant nonsense.
I'm not interested i money, so drop that. Economy is according to my understanding used by men in those various societies or organisations that did seek to fuel their agenda. But perhaps deep inside of them there IS a dreamer also, that has a burning heart and that wish there were someone out there willing to pick up a brick or a stone to lay the foundation of something new and beautiful where we could all thrive.
I believe it's possible.
I am happy if this post will be read, and I hope I'm not banned for taking the liberty of speaking what's on my mind and in my heart.
I used to be very loving and compassionate, but some very sinister and damaged and hardliner men trashed me up, and now they spend their whole days just writing about me, seeking to destroy what's left that I managed to piece back together again.
Everyday I think of how I can help those that suffer.
Everyday those on this forum think of how they can distract and destroy.
But there's a reason for that also... it's called dysfunctions, handicaps and lack of insight about certain vital things that leads to them being hostages by a parasite (in body mind spirit).
I pray God will guide us through and be our shining light, and that even if I find somethings hard to forgive - I pray for Gods forgiveness for my mistakes and shortcomings and then I leave it in His hands to carry what I'm unable to process right now.
Oh Lord, please, don't let me be misunderstood.
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I would like you come to Edmonton Alberta, Canada. Your very much needed.much love
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Thank you kindly.
Just after I read that I felt "
" about the invitation.
To ME, Canada IS StarNations HQ.
...so I googled and found this:
Canada's Stonehenge … Alberta's SunTemple
Alberta sun temple has 5,000-year-old calendar
'Genius existed on the prairies 5,000 years ago'[Canada] -
A 5,000-year-old stone cairn and other structures in southern Alberta that a maverick Edmonton scientist believes are the central features of an ancient sun temple and calendar that accurately marks the solstices and the equinoxes.
Read more:
link to www.thestar.com
There's also some very important videos here:
Pineal Gland Awakening: Star Nations Teachings
link to www.projectavalon.net
The two books titled
THE ORION ZONE and EYE OF THE PHOENIX
describe the pattern of ancient Hopi villages that reflect all the stars in the constellation Orion. "As above, so below." For more info, go to www.theorionzone.com
Star Visions of the American Southwest
(2 and a half min video)
link to www.youtube.com
Is This The End of the Fourth World?
link to www.youtube.com
In Lakesh!
link to www.youtube.com
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The wedding planning's going well, though there is one snag: The bride and groom are committed to having kosher food but the bride's mother thinks its costly and doesn't understand why it's so important. How does the bride-to-be persuade her mother and keep the wedding on track?
Dear Miriam,
I'm getting married this winter, and everything is going well with the planning except for one thing: the food. My fiance and I are committed to having kosher food at our wedding, and my mom doesn't understand why this is important to us. She thinks it's a waste of money when we could just serve vegetarian food, but the actual kosher certification matters to us and will matter to many of our guests. How do I keep our relationship and the wedding planning on the right track without compromising on this point?
Kallah Wants Kosher
Dear Kallah,
You and your fiance believe that kosher food belongs at a Jewish wedding, and more importantly, that it belongs at your Jewish wedding, and, since you're planning your Jewish wedding, you get to make that decision. Talk to your mom in real numbers about what this decision means for the rest of the budget. You may need to cut back in other areas, or you may need to make some financial contributions of your own to the wedding in order to cover the cost difference of kosher food. (By the way, if your mom isn't paying for the wedding but just thinks that this is a waste of someone else's money, then you definitely get to ignore her objections and just move forward with things the way you want them.)
Even if you end up compromising about some of your other preferences, if you've decided that this is your wedding deal breaker, then it's worth making other adjustments to make the kosher food palatable to everyone involved. Speaking of palatable, kosher food can be of highly varying quality, so it's also important that you're not letting your mother's financial concerns back you into a corner of choosing the cheapest kosher option. Ask around to your friends and members of your community who have had catered kosher affairs to get recommendations. As much as possible, involve your mom in the tastings and menu planning so that she feels included and doesn't end up feeling like you trust her opinion any less just because your observance levels differ.
Every wedding planning story has to have a hitch in it, and hopefully this is the only one you're going to encounter. The fact that this conflict with your mom hinges on a disagreement about Jewish values, rather than, say, dress color, you actually have more to work with in resolving it. She may come to appreciate that the way she brought you up led you to a deeper observance level. She may come to respect your convictions and see that the fact that you and your fiance agree about this indicates that you're on the same page about important life choices. Through this process, she may come to see you as an independent adult in a new way, and the struggle over this issue may help prepare her for you starting your life as a married woman. Then again, it might just be an annoying fight, but if you approach future conversations on the topic with the idea that these interactions may help you grow in your adult relationship with your mother, you may be able to take a more mature and long-term view, rather than focusing on the way it's holding up the rest of your planning, and you may be able to lead her to having the conversation on a higher level beyond just the financial considerations.
Kallah means bride, but it doesn't mean Bridezilla. Nothing in your letter indicates that you're expressing preferences that are outside the range of what any bride (or groom) has the right to express. At the same time, you want to honor your mother and any other family members who are supporting you financially and/or emotionally during this exciting time, so it's important to approach these difficult conversations with respect.
Mazel tov, and be well,


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2006 Knapp, Estate Grown, Cayuga Lake, Vignoles ($9.99 U.S. Bremer's, Utica, NY). Alcohol level: 11%. For those of you who are not familiar with this one it is a cross between Pinot de Corton and Subereux; which probably tells you less. Can't find the exact R.S. on it, but Knapp pegs it a little more than halfway between Dry and Sweet; it is definitely Semi-Sweet.
The wine gives a rush of tropical fruit upfront and on the tongue tip. There is much more in the middle along with a delightful honeyed complexity, and the finish lingers.
We did not match it with Asian food or dessert as recommended on the label, but enjoyed it with roast boneless pork loin with a sweet glaze, pilaf, gravy, and peas. Another nice Monday night.


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Psychohistorical views on infanticide (in psychohistorical jargon "early infanticidal childrearing") is a model used in the study of psychohistory to refer to the occurrence of infanticide in paleolithic,[1][2] pre-historical, or historical hunter-gatherer tribes or societies (although infanticide still occurs in the advanced nations). "Early" means early in history or in the cultural development of a society, not to the age of the child. "Infanticidal" refers to the high incidence of infants killed if compared to modern nations.[3] The model was developed by Lloyd deMause within the framework of psychohistory as part of a seven-stage sequence of childrearing modes which describe the development of human cultures in their attitude to their children.[4] The word "early" is also meant to distinguish it from late infanticidal childrearing, identified by deMause in the more established, agricultural cultures up to the ancient world.
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This particular model is a psychological concept that aims to understand anthropological data, especially from such societies as the Yolngu of Australia, the Gimi, Wogeo, Sambia (tribe), Bena Bena, and Bimin-Kuskusmin of Papua New Guinea, the Raum, the Ok and the Kwanga, based on observations by Geza Roheim,[5] Lia Leibowitz, Robert C. Suggs,[6] Milton Diamond, Herman Heinrich Ploss, Gilbert Herdt, Robert J. Stoller, L. L. Langness, and Fitz John Porter Poole, among others.[7] While anthropologists and psychohistorians generally do not dispute the data of their particular research, they dispute its significance (both in terms of importance and in terms of meaning) and its interpretation.[7]
Supporters attempt to explain cultural history from a psycho-developmental point of view, and argue that cultural change can be assessed as "advancement" or "regression" based on the psychological consequences of various cultural practices.[8] While most anthropologists reject this approach, and most theories of cultural evolution as ethnocentric, the psychohistorians in their turn proclaim the independence of psychohistory and summarily reject the mainstream view in scholarship, that of Boasian anthropologists.
This "infanticidal" model makes several claims: that childrearing in tribal societies included child sacrifice or high infanticide rates, incest, body mutilation, child rape and tortures, and that such activities were culturally acceptable.[9] Psychohistorians do not claim that each child was killed, only that in some societies there was (or is) a selection process that would vary from culture to culture. For example, there is a large jump in the mortality rate of Papua New Guinean children after they reach the weaning stage.[10] In the Solomon Islands some people reportedly kill their first-born child. In rural India, rural China and other societies some female babies would be exposed to death.[10] The gist of deMause's argument is that the surviving siblings of the sacrificed child may become disturbed.[3]
Some states both in the Old World and New World also practiced infanticide, including sacrifice in Mesoamerica, the Incas and in Assyrian and Canaanite religions. Phoenicians, Carthaginians and other members of early states also sacrificed infants to their gods, as described in the table of the psychopathological effects of some forms of childrearing.[3]
According to deMause, in the most primitive mode of childrearing of the above-mentioned table, mothers use their children to project parts of their dissociated self onto their children. The infanticidal clinging of the symbiotic mother prevents individuation so that innovation and more complex political organization are inhibited.[3] On a second plane, supporters maintain that the attention paid by mothers of contemporary primitive tribes to their children, such as sucking, fondling and masturbating is sexual according to an objective standard; and that this sexual attention is inordinate.[11]
The model is also based on a reported lack of empathy by infanticidal parents, such as mutual gazes between parent and child, observed by Robert B. Edgerton, Maria Lepowsky, Bruce Knauft, John W. M. Whiting and Margaret Mead among others. Such mutual gazing is widely recognized in developmental psychology as crucial for proper bonding between mother and child.
Nineteenth century British anthropology advanced a lineal, evolutionary sequence in a given culture from savagery to civilization (Stone Age, Iron Age, Bronze age, etc.). The cultures were seen as a hierarchical ladder. For example, James George Frazer posited an universal progress from magical thinking to science. Most anthropologists of the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century studied primitives outside Europe and North America. John Ferguson McLennan, Lewis Henry Morgan and others argued that there was a parallel development in social institutions. Led by Leslie White, in the 1950s these evolutionist ideas gained influence in American anthropology.[12]
The German-born Franz Boas managed to shift the paradigm. His approach, later named cultural relativism, resists universal values of any kind. According to Boas' principle, which represents the mainstream school in contemporary anthropology, a set of a culture's beliefs and activities should be interpreted in terms of its own culture. This principle has been established as axiomatic in contemporary anthropology. The war of Vietnam consolidated the Boasian shift in American anthropology.[12]
Since in a certain sense the psychohistorians' model is analogous to the now discarded unilineal evolution theory, it is understandable that mainstream anthropologists have been critical of the negative value judgments, and the lineal progression, in the model currently advanced by psychohistorians as to what constitutes child abuse in either "primitive" or non-Western cultures.[13] Furthermore, lumping paleolithic societies with contemporary hunter-gatherers, as deMause and the psychohistorians do, is for anthropologists bad science. This view was rejected by anthropologists a hundred years ago. Melvin Konner wrote:
Lloyd deMause, then editor of the History of Childhood Quarterly, claimed that all past societies treated children brutally, and that all historical change in their treatment has been a fairly steady improvement toward the kind and gentle standards we now set and more or less meet. [...] Now anthropologists — and many historians as well — were slack-jawed and nearly speechless. [...] Serious students of the anthropology of childhood beginning with Margaret Mead have called attention to the pervasive love and care lavished on children in many traditional cultures.[14]
In return, psychohistorians accuse most anthropologists and ethnologists of having avoided looking more closely to the evidence and having promulgated the myth of the noble savage.[15] They maintain that what constitutes child abuse is a matter of a general psychological law and that some of the practices which mainstream anthropologists do not pay due attention, such as beatings of newborn infants, result in brain lesions and other visible neurological and psychological damage.[7]
See alsoEdit
- ↑ Decapitated skeletons of hominid children have been found with evidence of cannibalism. See e.g., Simons, E.L. (1989). Human origins. Science (journal) 245: 1344.
- ↑ Maringer, Johannes (1956). The Gods of Prehistoric Man, 10-19, London: Weidenfield & Nicolson.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 deMause, Lloyd (2002). The Emotional Life of Nations, NY/London: Karnak.
- ↑ The Emotional Life of Nations (op. cit.), Chapter 7, Part 2, "Childhood and Cultural Evolution".
- ↑ Roheim, Geza (1950). Psychoanalysts and Anthropology, NY: International Universities Press.
- ↑ Suggs, Robert C. (1966). Marquesan Sexual Behavior, NY: Hartcourt, Brace & World.
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 deMause, Lloyd (1988). On Writing Childhood History. The Journal of Psychohistory 16 (2) Fall. [1]
- ↑ deMause, Lloyd (1992). The evolution of childrearing modes. Empathic Parenting 15, issues 1 & 2.
- ↑ Rascovsky, A. (1995). Filicide: The Murder, Humiliation, Mutilation, Denigration and Abandonment of Children by Parents, 107, NJ: Aronson.
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 Milner, Larry S. (2000). Hardness of Heart / Hardness of Life, University Press of America.
- ↑ deMause, Lloyd (1991). The universality of incest. The Journal of psychohistory 19, No. 2.
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 Anthropology, Chicago: Encyclopædia Britannica 2007 Ultimate Reference Suite.
- ↑ Paul, Robert A. (1982). Review of Lloyd deMause's Foundations of Psychohistory. Journal of Psychoanalytic Anthropology 5: 469.
- ↑ Konner, Melvin (1991). Childhood, 193, Boston: Little Brown & Co..
- ↑ Godwin, Robert (2004). One Cosmos under God, 166-174, Omega Books.


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New Zealand's complete domination of sevens rugby proves that parachuting in part-time stars is not the recipe for success it might seem, according to Australian Commonwealth Games captain Ed Jenkins.
Popular opinion says Australia should inject Israel Folau and other Wallabies stars into sevens for the sport's Olympics debut in Rio in 2016.
However, Jenkins insists such an assumption is an insult to the unique physical and technical demands of his fast-paced sport.
New Zealand have never been defeated in Commonwealth Games competition, dating back to Kuala Lumpur in 1998.
While Australia's sevens set-up has long resembled a transit lounge, the Kiwis have mostly avoided the temptation to bring across All Blacks or use the sevens format as a mere pit-stop for up-and-coming 15s stars.
The ARU this year followed New Zealand's lead and moved to a central contract system, and Jenkins says if Australia can keep their core group of young players together ahead of Rio, consistent results will follow.
"New Zealand have had the same group of key, core players for five or six years which has really helped them," Jenkins said.
"I think they (ARU) did use it as a stepping stone ... but I think that's completely changed now.
"The ARU knows it's a separate entity.
"You can't really use it for that tool otherwise you're just not going to compete against those big nations."
Jenkins wants the ARU to fight to keep up-and-coming rugby stars like Cam Clark and Tom Cusack on the books so Super Rugby clubs can't poach them before Rio.
Jenkins said Folau might be a once-in-a-generation talent - but insists he still couldn't come in cold to a major sevens tournament and excel.
"It's funny when you hear that a Wallaby will just jump in and find it easy," he said.
"Izzy would have the skills and all that, but I think he'd have to come across early just to get that conditioning level.
"We bring people in all the time who are great athletes and great football players. But they do one week and pull up with torn hammies and back problems. It takes time to adapt.
"We're not a shortened form of the 15s game - it's a different game."
On the field, Australia geared up for the Commonwealth Games with a 20-15 defeat of Scotland in a low-key practice game on Tuesday.


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Early Patron—John Varden
The City of Washington, District of Columbia, was scarcely thirty years old when in 1829 an optimistic citizen named John Varden took it upon himself to begin a collection that would lend a patina of culture to the still-raw capital. He first called his collection "John Varden's Museum." By 1836, he had opened a public gallery in his home and called it the "Washington Museum," enabling people to ponder a mélange of historical, natural, and artistic curiosities altogether typical of the age.
In June 1841, according to Varden, a committee from the newly established National Institute accepted the collection, and soon thereafter it was removed to and became a part of the institute in the new United States Patent Office Building.
In 1862, the National Institute's charter expired, and the collections, including those of Varden, were transferred to the Smithsonian Institution.
Adapted from William Kloss. Treasures from the National Museum of American Art, (Washington, D.C.: National Museum of American Art, Smithsonian Institution; and Smithsonian Institution Press, 1985), p. 11. (Copyright Smithsonian Institution.)


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Probably the wrong forum but can any of the instructors here recommend a good first aid course provider in Loindon? (doesn't need to be geared towards sports)
Probably the wrong forum but can any of the instructors here recommend a good first aid course provider in Loindon? (doesn't need to be geared towards sports)
The best one would be with someone like St Johns. My sister did a course with them years ago. It was something like 16 weeks, going one evening a week. You'll actually have real skills at the end of it. I've done several 1st aid courses through work and they are so condensed, that I don't have confidence in my ability- even though I've passed all of them first time.
If you really just want the basics, a one day course will give you just about enough to get by. You'd also want to buy a first aid book, to suppliment your training.
Whatever course you do, keep a first aid kit in your home and car, so that you will actually be able to help, should the need arise.
Good luck, Nick.
BTW, my sister saved 3 people's lives with her training- all before she was 14.
I attended a RTA and was not able to save the young girl who got hit. But I did help a guy at work who became unconscious and another chap who got his arm squashed in a car door regulator (you could see his tendons move when he opened and closed his hands- a bit like in Terminator ).
Hi reference the first aid enquiry please find bellow the post that was put on EFN last month.
I have trained a number of clubs in first aid including Simkin martial arts, Gracie Barra Birmingham and GB Milton keynes.
I would have no problem in providing a course in London but i would need a minimum of 10 participants due to distance.
I will honour the offer price of £35+VAT per candidate. References can be provided from other clubs regarding standard of course.
if you need anymore information please do not hesitate to ask.
Kind Regards
In the current economic climate and with an ever growing number of clubs to train at, organisations need to run clubs in a professional manner. The safety of students needs to be paramount in all clubs aims. It is with this in mind i am offering First Aid Training to martial arts clubs at a special rate through my company www.safeaidservices.co.uk . Courses can be tailored from 3 hours upwards and with a syllabus tailored for the martial arts industry including paediatric modules. We can provide courses outside of normal office hours to fit in with your timetable. In August we are offering the opportunity for the nationally accepted EFAW course accredited by the Health and Safety Executive. Delivered on your site for £35 per person +VAT (minimum of 6 participants). often clubs open up this course to there surrounding clubs in the area to increase course take up. This is an opportunity to have your clubs first aid provision sorted out for the 3 year period your certification is valid for.
Costs include firstaid manual and certificate. the majority of our courses are provided in the Midlands but can travel nationally for small additional cost. If any clubs require additional information please do not hesitate to contact me.
Best regards
Safeaid Services.
In responce to some comments regarding my post.
First aid training for martial arts clubs has to be a basic requirement for a professional organisation especially when children's coaching takes place.
It has nothing to do with the Health and Safety overkill that worries people in all professions.
The reason i posted was to offer courses with a emphasis on martial arts i am a purple belt with Braulio and Black in Wado karate so i can tailor the courses so the syllabus reflects the problems your club could encounter on an average training night. The courses are relaxed and teach basic life skills that are real simple but can make all the difference if a problem arises in your club.
Each governing body has guidance on safeguarding there students and a variety of training providers exist however costs vary greatly and is not always a sign of quality the more you pay.
If i can help even just for advice feel free to contact me.
Kind regards
cheers guys
We had Stuart down yesterday to give a first aid course for our instructors and it was very good. I would definitely recommend him.


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Knight Leads Bucks Past Magic
Bucks 105, Magic 98
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MILWAUKEE (AP) Brandon Knight scored 24 points and sparked Milwaukee's rousing rally from an 18-point deficit with a dunk to lead the Bucks to a 105-98 win Monday night over the Orlando Magic.
Knight confounded Orlando with a quick first step and threw down a dunk for a 74-71 lead with 10:57 left after Ramon Sessions went high for an outlet pass in the lane and patted the ball back to his driving backcourt mate.
The lead swelled to 95-81 with 2:49 left before Orlando mounted its own late charge to get within three off a 3 from Jameer Nelson with 35 seconds left.
But the Bucks hit their foul shots late and Orlando was hurt after Nikola Vucevic was whistled for an offensive foul with 22 seconds left.
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With the win tonight the Bucks earned a split in the season series with Orlando, as the home team won all four matchups. It's the first time the teams have split the series since 2005-06, and just the fifth split in their 25 seasons of head-to-head play.
After trailing by as many as 18 points in the second quarter tonight, the Bucks rallied back to win from 10+ points down for the fifth time this season. The comeback is the second-largest for Milwaukee, trailing only the 22-point deficit the Bucks erased back on Nov. 1 at Boston.
Milwaukee set a season low for fouls tonight with nine (previously 15, four times). Nine personal fouls also ties the NBA's single-game low this season, set by Washington at Milwaukee on Nov. 27.
Orlando's 5-for-8 showing from the free throw line set opponent season lows for the Bucks in both makes and attempts (previously 9 FTM vs. ORL on 2/18 and 13 FTA vs. HOU on 2/8).
With 21 free throws made tonight, the Bucks are now averaging 20.5 made free throws over their last 11 games, surpassing their season average of 15.1 up to that point.
Brandon Knight (24 points) extended his career-best streak to 18 consecutive games in double figures. Tonight is his 22nd game this season with 20+ points.
Knight opened the fourth quarter by outscoring the Magic 9-0 over the first 1:30 of the frame to give Milwaukee its first lead since 10-9 in the first quarter. The Bucks never trailed from that point on.
Khris Middleton hit five 3-pointers en route to his total of 21 points – his 10th 20-point game this season – tying his career high for most 3-pointers made in a game (three times).
Orlando recorded 10 assists on 11 first-quarter field goals tonight. It's the sixth time this season the Magic have had a 10-assist quarter.
Nikola Vucevic (12 points/12 rebounds) recorded his fifth double-double in nine career games against Milwaukee. Vucevic now owns career averages of 15.6 points and 10.4 rebounds against the Bucks.
For complete Bucks Gameday Recap including photos, video, stats and more visit www.nba.com/bucks/gameday/20140310


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Let's name, shame and expose the people who have taken advantage of this man.
If anyone knows of any PROMOTERS who have booked this man, please name them on this thread. PROMOTERS, perhaps you will step forward and admit to booking Persil, and explain yourselves.
If anyone knows of any FIGHTERS who have fought Persil, please name them on this thread. It is about time people padding records by fighting bums like Mike were exposed. FIGHTERS, perhaps you will step forward and admit to fighting Mike to pad your record, and explain yourselves.
No promoter who has booked/fighter who has fought Persil can justify their actions, but I would love to hear them try and explain why they did it.
It's not fair to put the heat on Persil - people are taking advantage of him, and they need to be accountable.


text: Tasty and groovy with a funky Latin groove, this tune was composed by Dave Grusin and arranged by Gordon to feature Dave and guitarist Lee Ritenour on the Big Phat Band CD, Act Your Age. If you have a piano player to showcase and a tasty guitar player, this is a wonderful chart. Not technically difficult, but dynamics and colors are a key aspect of this arrangement. Doubles include an optional flute on 2nd alto and optional bass clarinet on bari sax, but sax parts are provided. As recorded by the Big Phat Band.


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Bubbles—like lobsters—inspire curiosity in children and fill the most luxurious baths. Amaze children both inner and outer with this GrouponLive deal to see the Gazillion Bubble Show at New World Stages. For $39, you get one ticket for seating in the orchestra section, rows A–M, between February 15 and May 31 (up to a $77.75 value, including all fees). Doors open one hour before showtime. Choose from the 29 performances listed in the dropdown menus above.<p>
Fan Yang's Gazillion Bubble Show is more than a spectacle of delicate art, dazzling lasers, and moving music—it's an extension of his family. The 16-time Guinness World Record holder has devoted his life to understanding and creating bubbles, creating a stage show that demonstrates his mastery of the medium. Over the past two decades, the Yang family joined in, building their legacy on an effervescent foundation, and today the Gazillion Bubble Show – The Next Generation might star any one of the five suds sculptors: Fan, Ana, Jano, Deni, or Melody.
In this clip, courtesy of the Vancouver Sun, Fan speaks of his inspiration for the project: a pond fed by a burbling waterfall by his humble childhood home, and a single bubble floating on the surface. This fascination followed him into his teenage years, when Yang devised his own soap solution and a scheme to create a bubble big enough for him to step inside—which soon evolved into an internationally acclaimed stage show.
The youngest Yang in bubbles, Melody currently headlines the show most nights and has taken her own version of the performance on the road across Europe, Asia, and the Americas. Delighting children young, old, and aging in reverse, Melody specializes in extraterrestrial recreations of galaxies and solar systems inside her orbs and has surpassed her parents' records for largest bubble and most people inside a bubble.


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Template:U Trusty/CD DVD
CDs and DVDs
Brasero (CD/DVD burner)
Brasero is a CD/DVD burning application that is now part of the Gnome desktop (but can be used with any Ubuntu derivative). If not already installed:
sudo apt-get install brasero
Gnomebaker (CD/DVD burner)
Gnomebaker has been the default CD/DVD burning application for the Gnome desktop. If not installed:
sudo apt-get install gnomebaker
K3b (CD/DVD burner)
k3b (KDE Burn Baby Burn) is the default KDE CD and DVD burning utility included in Kubuntu, but can run well in Gnome. (Due to licensing requirements, mp3 capabilities must be installed separately as the libk3b6-extracodecs package). For detailed information see this section. Install:
sudo apt-get install k3b libk3b6-extracodecs
K9copy (DVD Ripper)
K9copy is the free open source DVD backup, copying, compression, and authoring utility that requires libdvdcss. For other info, see this or this guide. You can easily create MPEG-2. MPEG-4, or DVD videos with this utility.
sudo apt-get install k9copy
- See this section for tips on using k9copy with mencoder and NTFS DVDs.
- Tips: At times you may not be able to copy your DVD directly from DVD to DVD. This may because you have a small imperfection in the DVD, or because the DVD was initially created with a non-standard burning method. There are two methods that can help solve this problem:
- Copy the VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS folders from your original DVD directly to your hard drive. Then use k9copy (or k3b or Gnomebaker) to burn a DVD directly from these hard drive folders.
- Use k3b (or Gnomebaker) to copy an .iso image from the original DVD to your hard drive. Then use k9copy to extract from the hard drive .iso image and then burn a DVD directly from it.
Handbrake is a GPL-licensed open source tool for converting DVD to MPEG-4 (iPod format) that is an alternative to k9copy. (It can handle many DVDs that k9copy cannot.) Note that Handbrake supports X264/H.264 and MP4 video encoding but no longer supports the XVID video codec. It uses the .MP4/.M4V or .MKV containers, but no longer supports the .AVI container. However, it uses a streaming algorithm that (while slower than other methods) is compatible with a large variety of encryption techniques. (Following "ripping" from a DVD, the resulting .MP4 or .MKV file can be converted to other formats, such as .AVI with XVID, using these suggestions.) Installation is from the developmental PPA archive.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:stebbins/handbrake-releases sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install handbrake
If you do not intend to use the command-line interface, you can skip handbrake-cli.
- Alternatively, to your package manager you can add the custom repository:
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/stebbins/handbrake-releases/ubuntu trusty main
then install the package handbrake.
dvd::rip is a DVD backup/copy program, written in GTK-based perl, that uses the transcode and ffmpeg video/audio processing and conversion tools. See the website for installation and official documentation. For other info, see this dvd::rip tutorial. Install:
sudo apt-get install dvdrip rar
Acidrip is a DVD backup/copy program, written in GTK-based perl, that uses the Mplayer and Mencoder video/audio processing and conversion tools (and therefore yields the best quality DVD rips to an .AVI file with XVID video, for example). See the website for installation and official documentation. Install:
sudo apt-get install acidrip
DVD Fab (DVD Ripper)
DVD Fab is the favoured DVD backup tool for today's DVD encryption methods. It must be run in Wine (since it is a Windows application). It comes as a fully featured 30-day trial, but see these instructions for fine-tuning the trial period.
DVD Playback Capability
To play encrypted DVDs, the libdvdcss2 package is essential. libdvdcss2 is a simple library designed for accessing DVDs like a block device without having to bother about the decryption. More information about this package can be found at VideoLAN.
- Add the VideoLAN repository key:
wget -O - http://download.videolan.org/pub/debian/videolan-apt.asc|sudo apt-key add -
- Install the repository and package manually from the command-line:
sudo add-apt-repository "deb http://download.videolan.org/pub/debian/stable/ /" sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install libdvdcss2
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deb http://download.videolan.org/pub/debian/stable/ /
- then install the libdvdcss2 package using the package manager.
- You can install libdvdcss2 as a 64-bit .deb package (without installing VideoLAN repositories):
wget -c http://download.videolan.org/pub/debian/stable/libdvdcss2_1.2.13-0_amd64.deb sudo dpkg -i libdvdcss2_1.2.13-0_amd64.deb
- or a 32-bit .deb package:
wget -c http://download.videolan.org/pub/debian/stable/libdvdcss2_1.2.13-0_i386.deb sudo dpkg -i libdvdcss2_1.2.13-0_i386.deb
- As of September 2013, Medibuntu is no longer maintained. Here are legacy Medibuntu instructions which will work for only a limited period more.
- You can install libdvdcss2 as a 64-bit .deb package (without installing Medibuntu repositories):
wget -c http://packages.medibuntu.org/pool/free/libd/libdvdcss/libdvdcss2_1.2.12-0.0medibuntu1_amd64.deb sudo dpkg -i libdvdcss2_1.2.12-0.0medibuntu1_amd64.deb
- or a 32-bit .deb package:
wget -c http://packages.medibuntu.org/pool/free/libd/libdvdcss/libdvdcss2_1.2.12-0.0medibuntu1_i386.deb sudo dpkg -i libdvdcss2_1.2.12-0.0medibuntu1_i386.deb
- You can also install 32 bit or 64 bit Windows multimedia codecs (if you haven't already done so using ubuntu-restricted-extras):
sudo apt-get install w32codecs
- or
sudo apt-get install w64codecs
Many newer DVDs use the UDF filesystem. To play them properly, also install libudf:
sudo apt-get install libudf0
Other tools are useful:
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In a large bowl, mix together flour, salt, baking powder and 2 Tablespoons sugar; set aside. Preheat waffle iron to desired temperature.
In a separate bowl, beat the eggs. Stir in the milk, 1/3 cup butter and vanilla. Pour the milk mixture into the flour mixture; beat until blended.
Ladle the batter into a preheated waffle iron. Cook the waffles until golden and crisp.
Mix together the 3/4 cup sugar and 3-4 tablespoons cinnamon in a shallow bowl or dish. Place the melted butter into aanother shallow bowl or dish and dip the hot waffle first in the butter, then in the cinnamon sugar mixture. Be sure to coat both sides of the waffle with butter and cinnamon/sugar.
Serve immediately.
Makes 10-12 4″ waffles.
Waffle recipe from AllRecipes and churro idea from Chica Chocolatina


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This is the all-terrain, remote-controlled stunt vehicle that performs gutsy tricks on land, then churns through the waves when it hits open water. Dual joysticks control forward and backward for each side of the craft, so pushing the joysticks in opposite directions sends the car into tornadic, 360� spins. Slam the joysticks forward to come rocketing out of the spin, then backward again to stand the car on its rear wheels. However the operator chooses to drive, this sturdy vehicle rolls with the terrain, thanks to conical wheels with scoop-shaped treads that power this lightweight craft across a pond or puddle. Powerful LED headlights light its path at night, and make for an impressive visual display during spins and flips. Car requires four AA batteries; includes 9-volt battery for remote. Blue. Ages 8 and up. 13" H x 11" W x 8" D. (3 lbs.)
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I would buy this product again
By dee the on line shopper
from Fort Smith Arkansas
The car is exactly what I had hoped for. I bought several as Christmas presents for kids from 8 years old to 13 years old. I tried them all out and now they are ready for wrapping. I know the kids are going to LOVE them. Of course the real test will be on Christmas morning. I hope they are durable. I'll have to get back with you on that issue.
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Run Like they said Great toy
By Grandma
from South of Juntion city ,Oregon
I bought 2 for my 5-year old grandsons. One really liked it and plays alot with it. The other grandson hasn't tried it yet. Don't know why.Even with the broken antennae the machine still preforms as they said it would. I would recommend it to all.
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By Sweetpeas
from Clarion, Pennsylvania
I bought the RC Amphibious car for Christmas for my grandson. He just loves it - it's entertaining for him and he loves all the things it does and the colorful blinking lights. He said it's the best toy he's ever had!
Son Loves It!
By Roach54
from Christopher Lake Saskatachewan Canada
Son loves this RC only thing is when wanting to use more than one RC they seem to all be on the same frequency - should have another frequency toggle.
great fun
from Potomac, MD
Sturdy, love that we can take it on walks in the woods and to the creek. Teaches hand coordination. Might like 2 speeds (instead of jut fast) for youngsters first tries, not a problem. Delivered on time; well packaged.
Great gift.
By BB
from Alexandria, VA
Everything was delivered on time and in perfect condition.
Very cool toy
By Keli
from Trinidad, Tx
My husband has a collection of remote control vehicles and this one is his new favorite.
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