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Lincoln - The Nebraska baseball team announced on Thursday night that Friday's home opener with New Mexico has been cancelled and will not be made up. The two teams are scheduled to play on Saturday at 1:05 p.m. and Sunday at 12:05 p.m.
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Are you going to be in Ocean Isle Beach this weekend? You should! The weather is supposed to be beautiful, and the Museum of Coastal Carolina is hosting a "Protect Our Sea Turtles" event this Saturday, March 12th at 11:00 am. The Islander Coordinators for the Ocean Isle Beach Sea Turtle Protection Organization, Deb and Jim Boyce, will be on-hand to teach you about sea turtles, their nesting habits and what we can do to protect them.
The OIB Sea Turtle Protection Organization is a volunteer program that monitors sea turtle nesting and rescues sick or injured sea turtles. In addition to their rescue and nesting programs, they also hold frequent sea turtle educational events in North Carolina like the one at the Museum this Saturday.
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Student suspended, criminally charged for fishing knife left in father's car
A senior at Northeast High School in Clarksville, Tenn. has been suspended for 10 days and faces a multitude of additional punishments including criminal charges because school officials found a knife belonging to his father inside his father's car.
The student is David Duren-Sanner, reports local CBS affiliate WTVF.
The student's father is a commercial fisherman who works on the West Coast. The father left — wait for it — a fishing knife in the car.
Duren-Sanner has sworn he knew nothing about it.
The boy's father noted that the knife could have easily been wedged between two seats.
The incident occurred on Thursday.
"They called on the intercom that we had a random lockdown search," Duren-Sanner told WTVF.
The car he drove to school was randomly chosen for a search.
"I was, like, 'Sure, no problem.' I didn't have anything to hide," he explained. "And he said, 'Do you have anything that we might need to know about?'"
Duren-Sanner mentioned that his dad chews tobacco, so there would likely be snuff in the car.
The blade on the knife is longer than three inches. Consequently, school officials consider the knife a dangerous weapon.
Duren-Sanner tried to explain that the knife belonged to his father, the owner of the car, but to no avail.
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It was very convenient to the city - you just come out of the S-Bahn station, cross the track and you're there. It is a short drive to the airport. It was fine, but very sterile.
Good location for an airport hotel with free parking and internet. Very quiet room. Decent restaurant for dinner and express breakfast was good option (if you don't want full buffet). Nothing really but would have been nice to have a reading light by the chair.
Effective check-in. Quiet and clean.Good food for dinner. Shuttle bus to airport.
Best Zurich airport hotel I have stayed. Free shuttle; 100m or less to Kloten train station; modern, nice. Like all, bkfast is expensive
Airport shuttle timely. Train station to downtown right outside hotel. Friendly staff.
Staff was very friendly and helpful. Located very close to the train station made it easy to get into town. Noise wasn't too bad. No A/C in rooms. They do provide a really nice fan in the room and that did the trick most of the time
Easy transportation, bus and train easy walking distance. Shuttle to airport. Shower sprayed water onto bathroom floor. Tile grout needed work. Otherwise room was good.
A wonderfully convenient hotel when coming from/going to the airport in Zurich. Although it is right across the railroad tracks from the Kloten train station, all the guest rooms are on the side of the building away from the train so it was very quiet. very easy 15 min. commute into downtown Zurich. Grocery store right across the street and fridge in room so we did our own breakfasts. Staff was very helpful in recommendations for our one free day in Zurich and the free shuttle to the airport was quick and convenient. Also appreciated having a restaurant on the premises for quiet evenings. Definitely caters to international travelers.
Big room, good bed. Airport Shuttle okay (and on time) (as all hotels in the Zürich area) the hotel is expensive. Isolation of the room could be a bit better.
We used it as a place to stay the night before flying out of the airport but its location right by the train would make it suitable for longer stay if staying in Zurich was too expensive or you have a car (free parking). Quad room was spacious and comfortable. The area isn't exciting but, again, works well as a base of operations or stay before/after flying in/out.
Hotel was very clean. It is just a few minutes from the airport with a convenient shuttle. Basic hotel, no frills but clean and relatively inexpensive for Zurich. Staff were friendly and helpful.
Hotel was easily situated at the kloten train station - literally right outside. Shuttle to airport needs to be scheduled in advance, and is very convenient. Nice atmosphere. Rooms are good sized. There is no AC like in much of Europe, but you can use the floor fan and open windows. Great place to stay!
Good hotel in zurich & pickup & drop facility good
The room was clean, well designed, and comfortable. The best feature is the free shuttle to the Zurich airport. The train to downtown Zurich is 15 minutes but will cost you 13CHF round trip.
The location, good hotel for stopover between two flights
This is one of the best deals in Zurich. The hotel was very clean and the rooms were spacious. There is a convenient shuttle to the airport and the train to downtown is right across the street. I definitely recommend this hotel to any type of traveler staying in Zurich.
Proximity to Kloten station. Convenience of airport shuttle. No air conditioning. Staff did not respond to request to open the safe in the room which was left locked by the previous occupants.
The room is very clean. The location is very good for persons who have early flight, just 5 mins to the air port. I booked room for 4 persons, they gave us 2 rooms, one with twin bed and another one is 1 bed but it seems very small for 2 persons, It is just a queen bed. However, it was ok for us.
Close to airport. Free shuttle. Staff are friendly. Price is beyond reasonable. Not close to town, need a 15-minute train. If you are here after 22:00 , you are getting no food within a 1km radius.
It was convenient to the airport and the shuttle system was wonderful. I thought the prices in the restuarant was somewhat high, but the food we had was very good. The staff was very accommodating.
The lady who managed and served in the breakfast room was particularly friendly and efficient. She made it feel as if I were staying in her personal guest-house. Please convey my appreciation.
Staff was friendly and helpful. Good English language capabilities. I was there on business and this was a good location in that regard Air Conditioning was inadequate. Hard to sleep at night because the room was not adequately cooled. They said they would check it but no noticeable improvement
Airport shuttle
Very friendly staff,both at reception and breakfast. Very clean and quiet rooms. Fast free wired internet in rooms.Good beds.Ideal location to airport as well as to Zürich city. Breakfast good, but little choice.
A very comfortable hotel . The rooms
Convenient for the airport. Frequent, scheduled, free transfer bus. Clean, well equipped rooms. Good restaurant choice. Friendly staff.
Friendliness of the staff The second date of my stay the room was more expensive and not as nice as the previous date
Welcome drink, hotel bar & restaurant, ambience of lobby Bed not very comfortable for us - room too warm
driving directions from airport need much improvement vis-a-vis construction on road
Stayed here many times - can't fault it.
This what you expect from an expensive airport hotel, good facilities and service. They lenr me a power adaptor due to the odd Swiss power points. I didn't like the shared table in the restaurant at dinner time because I hadn't booked. Breakfast, parking and internet were all expensive.
The hotel is convenient for the airport and in particular the shuttle bus every 15 minutes is good. Like most airport hotels I think it is overpriced for what is generally a very short overnight stop.
Room was excellent with good bathroom fascilities and service to and from Zurich airport excellent
Breakfast buffet was expensive, and if there was a way to have something simple (like coffee and an egg) and avoid the cost of the buffet, it was impossible to figure it out.
Quiet location Mistakes by reception staff, coffee machine not working, movies not working,
clean and comfortable room. shuttle to airport wasn't very helpful and wasn't working when we needed to go to the airport. We did park at the a hotel and left for the day but was charged $20 for parking for the day. Requested a double bed and got a single. Staff wasn't that friendly
The person at reception was exceptionally helpful and friendly
Spartan room, no mini-bar, terrible food.
Friendly staff, lovely room and easy access to and from airport. I will definitely recommend this hotel to friends. No coffee or tea making facility in room.
Location to airport and availabilty of hotel operated shuttle bus. Right next door (literally) to McDonalds, saves on food costs The shower facility is strange, may be good for honeymooners though. Also very limited english TV channels (1 I think out of 40)
Well organised and punctual courtesy bus service staff friendly. Clean Finding the courtesy shuttle bus stop!
Luxurious toiletries/tub, great coffee/espresso, nice gym (especially for europe), knowledgeable and kind staff members, free wine/coffee/tea everyday from 3pm to midnight, and a great "shared" room with board games/movies if you had a family that needed to spread out. hotel is right in the heart of old Prague small room
The hotel is very close to the airport. There is free pickup and drop off at the airport every half hour. We left the bags at the front desk and came back later in the day to check in. Upon collecting the bags, we found that the handle for the bag was broken and also a zip went bad for one of the bags. This was very disappointing ! The hotel staff has promised to get back to us with the details of what exactly has happened. So far, we have not heard back from them !
Nice and modern with very helpful and pleasant staff. Rooms of modern design and very convenient next to the airport and just minutes away from central of Zurich.
Ecologically sound; very friendly staff; choice of smoker's room;
Near airport Staff (reception) unfriendly, I booked double bed, but they gave me two single bed, there is no king size, no queen size, only two single bed connected. Bed are too old and soft in a uncomfortable way. Too expensive.
Very close to the airport... 2 tram stops i.e. 3 mins away...and thebtram runs 24x7, every 15mins. Perfect connectivity. Also 15 mins by tram from Oerlikon shopping area.
The hotel is clean and modern with a friendly multi lingual staff. Proximity to the airport is ideal with only a 5 minute tram ride. Overall a good hotel for layovers. The room was extremely small. There are no mini fridges available so the lack of an ice machine along with limited breakfast options was a bit underwhelming for me, especially for the price.
Extra charge for swimming pool does not appear acceptable for this house.
Clean and neat hotel with a friendly staff. Airport shuttle. I thought the price was a little high for the value received, but this is Zurich and many hotels were full that night. It also provided a shuttle to the hotel though it didn't run on schedule.
excellent price a bit far from Zurich
Hotel very basic and no internet connection in room. Room like a boarding school
connectivity to the airport since I had a night stay between two connecting flights NO
no room service after 23.00 hrs
nice hotel i really liked it no staff to cary luggage and expensive car park
The insure facilities and location in the town.
Convenient to Kloten but located in a small interesting city environment. The park allowed early morning walks. On arrival at the airport in the early afternoon dismayed to learn that the next shuttle bus was more than two hours later.
Nice spacious room
Everything. Especially the restaurant.
comfortable,modern,very good breakfast
Very near Airport location and free car park There is no free internet
Very pleasant service. Atmosphere in room was not great, it was very large.
great staff
Close to the Airport. No air-condition.
Proximity of train station to get downtown
food, services and transport links.
The Champagne breakfast was excellent!!! Not all the basic toiletries like shampoo and conditioner were provided.
Very central. Great breakfast. Very friendly staff. Room was very hot as there is no air-conditioner. A fan was placed in our room the next day. Could not sleep with windows open as our room was on a busy road. Toiletries and toilet paper was not replaced on a daily basis and we had to ask for toilet paper as we stayed for 4 days!!
My stay was very short between flights and no time to use facilities. Airport/ Hotel shuttle was an advantage. Too short stay to comment
We had a brand new-carpeted room....very clean and spacious. Wonderful bathroom.
Location, and ease of early-morning access to Zurich airport.
It was clean. Terrible experience at this hotel. Staff failed to sent a wakeup call. Gave incorrect information about trains. Single size blankets on queen size bed, would not take care of problem...they were out of blankets! Breakfast was very expensive and unavailable for early morning travelers (flight was 715am). Really disappointed in this hotel. Transportation to airport was 15 minutes later than schedule indicated.
Pleasant people. Nice restaurent. Easy to-and-from airport.
Located within walking distance
Convenience to the airport; Italian restaurants in the lobby Stark, grey rooms. Also rather smoky, even though I had a smoke-free room.
The hotel is very nice -- a great change of pace for an airport hotel -- like small, home-like atmosphere... especially like the ability to walk into the village and hike in the woods. We loved the church bells too. We wanted dinner at the hotel but there was a large group booked and no availability except at the pizzaria -- we were turned away...
All great! Free shuttle from airport. -
Hotel was very near near station and airport, and the area was much quieter than we expected. Rooms were very clean, comfortable and had everything we wanted. Restaurant was very good, and obviously attracted customers from outside hotel as guests. Buffet breakfast looked good, but because we had little time we were pleased to have a the choice of coffee and croissants in the bar. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Overall very hard to find any faults.
Close to Zurich Kloten Airport. Next to flight path of planes.
modern, design interior, free shuttle service to the airport, very friendly staff, good food in restaurant
Near airport AC Free shuttle bus to airport Tired and tattered rooms parking 29CHF per day Expensive food and bar Very tiny bathrooms Shower that shoots water in room and on floor Uncomfortable beds Noisy rooms No wifi in rooms
location. Long wait for the hilton shuttle bus from the airport (35 min). Bus Schedule not reliable.
The location - near the countryside
Very good location, easy to get to and from the airport, as well as into Zuric, and it was great to be able to walk in the countryside after being stuck in a plane for many hours. Why no tea / coffee facilities in the room? It makes a big difference especially when you cannot sleep at 3am.
Short shuttle ride to airport. Availability of shuttle.
We were pleasantly surprised when we decided to go for a walk and went to see what the jogging route was about. It's stunning. To have an area like that to walk or run round, literally on your doorstep, was wonderful.
Closeness to airport, with shuttle... Friendliness of staff dinner menu and chopices were small
Coffee set in the room would be appreciated
I liked the proximity to Zurich Airport and the fact that there is a courtesy van that takes you to the hotel. The courtesy van was uncomfortable and shabby, and there was a hot-air vent that made the trip from the airport to the hotel very uncomfortable because the weather at the time was very hot and humid. I found the dining facility pretentious and overpriced compared to other restaurants in Switzerland. The wait staff was poorly trained and made numerous errors throughout the meal. Our room was comfortable (particularly the bed) but rather small and dark for a so-called superior room. Only one piece of soap was available in the bathroom, for both basin and tub. I had stayed the Zurich Hilton ten years ago and remember it as a luxurious, first-class hotel. Its current version is undistinguished and overpriced.
Breakfast was excellent although you had to pay for this on top of the room rate. Excellent free shuttle bus runs every 15 to 20 minutes between the airport and hotel. Breakfast finishes at 10:30am. The rooms are a little tired looking in terms of decor.
clean and easy to get to airport air conditioning was low
It was nice to arrive late and still have the possiblilty to have a reasonable meal
Room was very comfortable, clean, and quiet. Free transportation to/from the airport. We just needed a place to spend our last night before heading home, and it was perfect for that. Meal/restaurant options were a bit limited, and the ride from the airport seemed long.
Proximity to the airport Fire station next door can be a source of noise but it wasn't bad.
Proximity to transportation Directly under final approach to Zurich airport
The room was updated and very nice, clean, good sized for European standards. The bed was long enough and so was the comforter which were both short at other Hotels;
very nice and caring personel at the restaurant and front desk, the room was very clean the food in the restaurant was not so tasty
Charming, small, clean hotel with large rooms and convenient location.
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I upgraded from BT4 R1 to R2, removed my current version of Guest Additions, and downloaded and installed the new one. I get this error when it boots.
How do I fix this?
This really isn't a Backtrack issue, but a VBox one, anyway try getting the latest VBox from the official site and import Backtrack again.
Back|track giving machine guns to monkeys since 2007 !
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I suppose you have considered making a new VM and installing Bactrack 4 R2 from scratch. The link below has a nice tutorial on how to go about this.
Why not using the premade VM of BT?
Try to check if your kernel sources are up to date too.
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Extract the bt4-r2-vm.tar.bz2, and the extraction takes quite a lot of time.
Then create a new machine in VirtualBox and go through the prompts and keep an eye out for the step below. Then click on the little folder and point to where the BT4R2 Vmware hardrive is.
There are really 2 ways to go about this. 1 get the pre-made image from us. 2. Start all over.
Once you have done one of those then feel free to report back you success of failure. We'll wait.
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Responding to a recent USA Today/CNN/Gallup poll indicating a significant drop in public support for President Bush's plan to partially privatize Social Security, New York Post Washington bureau chief Deborah Orin declared, "[L]et's not get carried away with one particular poll," then cherry-picked a single result from a different poll by Marist College. But Orin ignored another question in the Marist poll that specifically gauged support for Bush's plan, the results of which matched Gallup's finding that support for the plan has significantly eroded.
The Gallup poll, conducted February 25-27, showed that only 35 percent of Americans approve of Bush's handling of Social Security, while 56 percent disapprove. This poll showed a decline in support for Bush compared to a previous Gallup poll, conducted February 4-6, that showed 43 percent approved of Bush's plan, while 48 percent disapproved.
After host Chris Matthews referenced the recent Gallup poll on the March 1 edition of MSNBC's Hardball, Orin urged caution and cited the Marist poll to suggest that support for Bush's plan is indeed strong:
MATTHEWS: Deborah, the president has really been putting out all the stops. He's around the country. He's spending a lot of gas going around the country, flying to about a dozen states. The numbers are going down the more he campaigns.
ORIN: Well, you know, let's not get carried away with one particular poll. There was a Marist poll last week which had some interesting numbers in it -- asked, "Who do you trust on Social Security? Democrats in Congress, Republicans in Congress, the president?" ... And for Democrats in Congress it was 41 percent, I think 25 percent [for] Republicans in Congress, 16 percent [for] the president. So split party, 41-41.
But Orin ignored another question in the Marist poll, conducted February 14-16, that directly measured public support for Bush's plan. When the Marist poll asked, "Do you strongly approve, approve, disapprove, or strongly disapprove of President Bush's plan for Social Security?" the results resembled that of the USA Today/CNN/Gallup poll: Only 7 percent "strongly approve" of Bush's plan, while 27 percent "approve" of it, 29 percent "disapprove", and 23 percent "strongly disapprove." The poll also indicated that 52 percent of Americans believe "allowing private investments for Social Security" is a "bad idea" compared with 40 percent who believe it is a "good idea."
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One of two daring jail escapees appeared in court Friday, December 19, after being captured by the FBI 11:30 pm the previous night. According to FBI spokeswoman Joan Hyde, Joseph "Jose" Banks,37, was apprehended unarmed and without incident in an apartment complex on Chicago's north side.
Banks' arrest stems from he and cellmate Kenneth Conley's, 38, escape from Metropolitan Correctional Center early Tuesday morning. The duo reportedly created a hole in a wall at the bottom of their narrow cell window, squeezed through the space and scaled 17 stories down using makeshift a rope from strips of cloth to escape.
Videotape evidence suggests that the pair hailed a taxi a few blocks from the jail after making their escape. NBC Chicago reports that Banks and Conley were next spotted in Tinley Park, IL, about 25 miles from MCC.
Banks will be charged with escape, which carries a sentence of up to five years and $250,000 fine. Banks had previously been convicted in federal court of four counts of bank robbery this month, each of which carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison.
A preliminary hearing date was set for January 3.
The U.S. Attorney's Office says Banks will return to the MCC, but it is the prison officials' discretion whether he stays there. Kenneth Conley, who also pleaded guilty to bank robbery in October, remains at large and is said to be possibly armed and dangerous.
Read more about the incident here. See photo in the gallery below
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To mark the end of 2013, we wanted to share 29 images that capture the dedication of our clinicians, the ambitions of our founders, and the lives of our patients. Please visit the accompanying links for the full stories.
1: Construction of University Hospital in Mirebalais, Haiti, wrapped up at the end of 2012. Before the facility even opened its doors, its 1,800 solar panels generated more than 140 megawatt hours of clean energy.
Rebecca E. Rollins/PIH
2: Dr. Paul Farmer and Lesotho Prime Minister Dr. Motsoahae Thomas Thabane, right, celebrate the opening of Lesotho's new National TB Reference Laboratory in February.
Rebecca E. Rollins/PIH
3: More than 20 members of PIH's Monitoring, Evaluation, and Quality team from six sites gathered in Rwinkwavu, Rwanda, in February to share insights on how to improve data and put them to good use.
4: Dr. Abelardo Vidaurreta, among the first social service year physicians to work with PIH's sister organization in Mexico, stitches a patient's knee in Chiapas, Mexico.
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5: HIV Treatment Coordinator Charles Phiri uses a dirt bike to consult hard-to-reach patients in Neno, Malawi, who have stopped taking their daily medications.
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6: Teboho Mohami (an alias), center, was referred to Botsabelo Hospital in Lesotho at the end of January for extreme fatigue. The 37-year-old patient, who also has HIV, had been treated unsuccessfully for tuberculosis in 2005 and 2011. Along the way, he lost his hearing, likely a side effect of the drugs.
Rebecca E. Rollins/PIH
7: Nurse Rosa Huet Pale weighs and measures a baby at a rural clinic in Chiapas, Mexico.
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8: Two hundred people: That's the average number of patients testing positive for malaria each day of the month-long rainy season at a single hospital in Malawi. Malaria attacks red blood cells, which become infected by parasite-carrying mosquitos.
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9: Nelson Moreta, a community health worker with PIH's Dominican sister organization Socios En Salud, crosses the Artibonite River on his way to visit patients living with HIV in Haiti.
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10: Marita Banda (an alias) went into labor while in transit to Lisungwi Hospital, a PIH-supported facility in Malawi with a full maternity ward. She began to bleed steadily and couldn't remove the placenta. By the time Banda and her newborn son made it to the hospital, she had lost a significant amount of blood.
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11: Partners In Health supporter Erin Manuel takes a break from selling bookmarks and greeting cards to play the violin at her local farmers market. She has raised more than $5,000 for PIH.
The Manuel family
12: Malineo Sethobane, a maternal health worker in Lipeneng, Lesotho, has accompanied more than 11 mothers throughout their pregnancies.
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13: Community health representative Marie Begay heads out to visit patients in the Navajo Nation, where noncommunicable diseases such as diabetes are an increasing burden.
Rebecca E. Rollins/PIH
14: Isemelie Bazard, 60, received a lifesaving mastectomy as University Hospital's first surgical patient.
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15: Fabrice, after completing chemotherapy for Wilms' tumor, and his mother, near their home in Rwanda.
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16: Clinicians in University Hospital's emergency department deliver timely care to accident victims.
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17: In August, PIH and the Rwandan Ministry of Health celebrated the opening of the Butaro Ambulatory Cancer Center in northern Rwanda.
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18: From San Francisco to Boston, these seven FACE AIDS riders pedaled more than 4,000 miles to raise money for PIH and awareness of HIV/AIDS.
19: Neza Guillaine, a Java developer for PIH's Rwandan sister organization, leads a session on computer programming at Camp TechKobwa in Gashora, Rwanda. The program is part of a wider effort to close the gender gap in technology.
Mike Goren
20: In early October, volunteers from around the United States gathered in Boston to learn how to advance global health equity in their communities. PIH co-founder Dr. Paul Farmer dropped in to discuss the importance of building a movement for global health.
21: Kilogram containers of Nourimanba, a ready-to-use therapeutic food for malnourished patients, are sorted and organized for storage at the newly opened Nourimanba Production Facility in Haiti's Central Plateau.
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22: These 14 physician trainees represent the first cohort of medical residents at University Hospital in Haiti. They'll receive specialized training in pediatrics, internal medicine, and general surgery.
Michelle Morse/PIH
23: Carlos Cántaro, at his home outside Lima, Peru, is being treated for multidrug-resistant tuberculosis. He decided to take up running again after a group therapy session with Partners In Health in Peru and recently completed a 10K.
Raúl Silverio Carbajal/Socios En Salud
24: Wadley Germain, 10, met with U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Germain recieved support from PIH after the 2010 earthquake destroyed her family's home. This year she was featured in Girl Rising, an innovative documentary that tells the story of girls around the world who persevered in gaining access to education.
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25: Dr. Paul Farmer, right, and Dr. Sergey Mishustin, center, of the Tomsk Oblast TB and Pulmonology Medical Center, accept the Karel Styblo Public Health Prize at the annual International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease meeting in November.
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26: Blessings Banda, nutrition and HIV coordinator at Abwenzi Pa Za Umoyo, PIH's sister organization in Malawi, sits with 2-year-old Rachel Namazongo. Banda helped treat Rachel, who is HIV-positive, for malnutrition.
27: Adeline Uwera, right, and her sister Doris. Adeline was severely malnourished three years ago when she arrived at Rwinkwavu District Hospital in Rwanda. Her family enrolled in a food security and livelihood program, a collaboration between PIH and Rwanda's Ministry of Health that provides education and accompaniment.
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28: PIH rehab technician St. Lot Odeus visits Roseline Bernard, 17, and her aunt at their home this month. Roseline fell from an avocado tree in August and required surgery and cognitive therapy. She also received treatment for malnutrition.
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29: Looking forward to 2014 from the roof of University Hospital, in Mirebalais, Haiti!
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In the same month the Peace Corps celebrates its 50th year, two graduate students at the Darla Moore School of Business will become the first University of South Carolina students to participate in the Master's International Program, a partnership between the Moore School and the Peace Corps.
Henry Bennett and Renee Paris-Buchy, both first-year candidates in the Moore School's International Master of Business Administration (IMBA) program, are also the first students selected for the Master's International Program, which was launched in 2009.
"The Moore School is thrilled to partner with the Peace Corps and its Masters International program," said Dr. Christine LaCola, assistant dean and director of the graduate division at the Moore School. "The IMBA is the ideal MBA program for preparing individuals who care about the integration of business and economic development. We look forward to a long partnership of preparing Peace Corps volunteers for their important worldview careers."
Even before their Peace Corps experience begins this spring, Bennett and Paris-Buchy are preparing for a worldview career. The pair is in Chile for an intensive language and cultural immersion experience, a hallmark of the IMBA program.
After a short time with family, they will head to their Peace Corps destinations – Kenya for Bennett and Cameroon for Paris-Buchy – where they will spend 27 months providing service and completing their IMBA-required in-country language training.
Bennett, 24, from Summerville, said his travels to more than 25 countries and seeing Africa in 2009 inspired him to volunteer with the Peace Corps.
"While I was in Africa, I saw the extreme poverty many Africans live in every day," Bennett said. "This trip alone had such an impact on me that I was determined to return to do development work that would hopefully improve some of the living conditions of people throughout the continent."
It was during Bennett's research on the Peace Corps that he discovered the Moore School's specialized dual program. He graduated from the Moore School in 2010 with bachelor's degrees in international business and marketing.
"It [Moore School] turned out to be the perfect fit," he said. "It allows me to continue to learn and educate myself for my future career as well as giving me the opportunity to accomplish my goal of going back to Africa to do development work."
Paris-Buchy, 29, said her interest in the Peace Corps began as an undergraduate student at George Washington University in Washington, D.C.
"I used to walk in front of the main Peace Corps building all the time," said Paris-Buchy. "I learned about microfinance when I was an undergrad international-affairs major and knew at that moment it was what I wanted to do for my career."
When working at ACCION International, a major microfinance technical-assistance agency, Paris-Buchy met Moore School alumna Melissa Lumpkin, who told her about the IMBA program.
"When I found out I could do both the Peace Corps and graduate school at one of the top IMBA programs in the country, I knew I had found the right program," she said. "I'm hoping that my time abroad will enable me to help people, while setting the stage for a NGO career, hopefully in microfinance. I want to help people help themselves out of poverty."
Bennett said he isn't sure what to expect but is sure it will be challenging and rewarding.
"I definitely think the service [Peace Corps] will challenge me physically, emotionally and intellectually, while helping me build skills and ideas that will help me later on as I go into a profession," Bennett said. "I think the service will teach me how to be resilient, flexible and open-minded, all of which I will be able to use to help whatever organization I work with when I graduate the IMBA program."
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2005 Preseason >> Could contend for all-SEC honors at kicker, as his numbers stack up favorably with his counterparts around the league ... Is the fourth-leading scorer returning in the SEC from a year ago and had the second-highest field goal percentage among kickers returning in the conference ... Named to the SEC's Fall Sports Academic Honor Roll in 2004.
2004 >> Team's top placekicker and punter ... Connected on 10 of 13 field goals, with a long of 43 yards vs. Kentucky ... Had a 38.9 punting average (44-1711 yards) ... After a slow start to the season, in which he missed three of his first four field goal attempts, he then was successful on his next nine attempts over a five game period, before misfiring on a 37-yarder vs. Tennessee ... Did not attempt a field goal the last three games of the year ... Was twice named the SEC Special Teams Player of the Week, following his standout performances in wins over Alabama and Kentucky ... Against the Crimson Tide, he hit both of his field goals and also averaged 41.5 yards on four punts ... In the victory over Kentucky, he hit both of his field goals and had one punt for 56 yards ... Finished 3rd in the SEC in field goal percentage (76.9) and tied for 1st in the league in PAT percentage (27-27, 100.0) ... Finished 9th in the SEC in punting average.
2003 >> Kicking specialist who handled the bulk of the punting responsibilities ... Punted 46 times for a 40.5 average ... Finished the year as the SEC's 10th leading punter ... Booted a season-best 64-yard punt vs. Florida ... His best day may have come against Ole Miss, when he averaged 48 yards on four punts.
2002 >> Backup punter and kicker who saw action in the season's final two games -- vs. Florida and vs. Clemson ... Was successful on his only point after attempt on the season against Florida.
2001 >> Took a redshirt season after breaking his collarbone during an early season practice ... Will be looked at as a kickoff and placekicking specialist in 2002 ... Could also be given a look at punter.
HIGH SCHOOL >> A two-year letterwinner at Urbana High ... Set the state record his junior season with 12 field goals, including a long of 53 yards ... Was 6-12 on field goals with a long of 46 yards his senior year ... Also punted and played quarterback ... Was the starting quarterback for Urbana his senior season and led his team to the 2-A state title and undefeated record ... Played for Coach Dave Carruthers at Urbana.


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One of the best places we have ever stayed.......
Excellent location and outstanding service and decor also features a high-level
We were so pampered by the resort. Siripanna arranged special wine and cake for us knowing that this was our honeymoon. We were so delighted and thankful for the staff. Everyone was so friendly and the whole resort is just beautiful and comfortable, almost like a paradise. We had such an enjoyable stay there and had an amazing time.
We enjoyed every think inregards to the hotel the pool & thw staff were all very good & helpful.
The staff were amazing and the hotel grounds and landscaper were absolutely beautiful...
Excellent landscaping makes hdtel feel rooted in the environment, even if only 18 months old. Old style elegance and comfort. You feel almost that you live in a community, which I have never found at any of the otherwise wonderful Asian hotels. Really good concept.
Just amazing .. And every thing near by
spa, Rooms, Hotel Design, pool, Location not too far , tuk tuk anywhere for 30-40 THB from hotel Room keys, too quiet and empty
The Chedi Chiang Mai was very tranquil with beautiful architecture and excellent personal service from the staff. The club suite rooms are stunning and very well equipped. We intend to return. The club suite room was a little noisy due to its closeness to the road. However this should not put anyone off making a booking since everything else was excellent.
Shower water pressure is too low
Excellent service, staffs are always helpful. Very nice hotel with great food!
I love how much attention to detail was takened in designing and running the hotel. The place actually looks as good as you see it in pictures. The location is excellent - along the Mae Ping River (giving it an added relaxing feel), yet right beside the night bazaar. The overall service level was very good. However, the night manager was less than competent at addressing some minor complaints.
i liked the staff and the service,the location is convenient and the wood work is fantastic. no
I have never stayed in a hotel that was that organized in every respect. I used to work as a consultant for hotels in my younger days, and this hotel can be used as an example of the "state of the art". Please note that I am quite critical but in this case it is difficult to identify "room for improvements".Leif Prices for laundry much exceeds for which you can buy new clothes.
The service, luxury and location were all as expected. The hotel is not new but is well maintained. The limited number of rooms made for an uncrowded peaceful stay
the professionalism of the staff and the fact that they understood everything first time .... very very good. only thing can think of is the aircon in the roojm probably needs rethinking.
Great location, very friendly staff, nice and modern design, quiet and pleasant atmosphere Food in the restaurant is to expensive, no internet corner, just two laptops for all guest is to little, none offer for facilities around chang rai,
A beautiful location with stunning views. Nice big rooms, helpful staff. Lots of activities can be arranged. A beautiful spot for those who want to escape the city and relax. Breakfast made with home grown produce from their garden eg: beetroot bread, strawberry jam. There are also interesting places to visit nearby eg: botannical gardens, elephant camp It would not be suitable for people who are mobility impaired, due to steep site. It is in a remote location and transport options are expensive. There are few nearby shops or restaurants so you need to be aware of this (it is not in Chiang Mai)
The peace and quiet. The room (Jacuzzi Villa) was stunning with a great view over the mountains. The restaurant (dinner and breakfast) was also situated over the mountains and the views were spectacular. The spa located at the bottom of the resort was also amazing and the therapists there far outshone any of the therapists we visited during our Thailand trip. The food and beverage prices were also good. The tiger zoo and elephant farm is only 10 minutes drive down the road. The location is a positive and negative. Positively you are far up the mountain and away from any noise or distractions. Negatively, it's a 45 minute taxi ride from the airport and a bit more from the city. Take mosquito repellent with you at all times. Wifi access from your room is impossible.
this is not a 5 star hotel maximum 3 or 4 no good house
My wife and I were really enjoyed by this hotel, nature and we love it. We already made another booking for our anniversary next month.
the location and hotel design was excellent the transpotation to city center and tourist group travel in the hotelneed to increase the activities of the tourists tour and increase the number of the transpotation from and to the hotel
The hotel room and surroundings were very beautiful. The pool is the most magnificent one we had ever seen. breakfast, diner, lunch, roomservice were all great. The only thing we disliked about the hotel was that it was quite far from the centre of Chiang Mai, and the fact that it was so quit that it seemed that we were the obly guests in the hotel. That meant that the pool bar was not open during our stay. The hotel should make more advertisement so they have more guest for a somewhat more comfortable stay.
The hotel construction is pleasing Hotel is not a 4 star, 3 at best. Internet, Sat TV were both spotty, mattress was uncomfortable, pillows too large. Free breakfast selection was disappointingly limited, It would have been nice to have some separation from children's area instead it was noisy at times. also construction was annoying and unexpected given the price.
This is a beautiful resort with a lushious garden and we could enter the pool from our room which was nice. If you're looking for a romantic spot, want to get some rest and massages, and do not want to do a lot of site seeing, this is a great hotel. Our room was a litte small for a "deluxe" room. The bathroom couldn't be closed because of shutters in the door and window to the room. Since I was travelling with a friend this was pretty inconvenient. It was low season and the poolbar was closed which was a pity. The resort is located far from the city centre next to a Carrefour. All the excitement is in Chiang Mai. Taxi fees are 200 bath one way, the price is non negotiable and you have to wait 15 minutes every time you need one. Late at night it's not very simple to come back to the hotel. Prices for spa treatments are close to European prices. Since I was travelling with a friend (and not my lover) this hotel wasn't the best choice for us.
Location I booked the hotel based on the reviews, but to my disappointment, it didn't impress me. The staff is nice, the location is good, that's all I can say the good things about the hotel. The hotel is not big, the setting is okay, the room is out dated, the food is the worst Thai food I ever had. So don't eat your dinner their, the complimentary breakfast is not bad. I am glad I stayed at the hotel for only one night.
Superb hotel. Designed with taste, very clean, well maintained. Located within the old city, easy for local tours to pick you up. Walking distance from other parts of the Old Town. Very good breakfast. I would definitely stay there again. Top marks for staff for being helpful and kind.Fantastic! The only improvement I can think of is to make one PC available in the lobby for the internet as not everyone carries a laptop (Wifi is available there)
The spa is excellent and the location next to the river close to nice restaurants like GoodView is great. The mattress is a bit hard: especially if you used to a softer mattress it is quite hard.
Refinement, staff that was friendly, facilitries.closeness to where I wanted to be. Booking.com asked for all credit card detail. I dont liuke that it's a risk. To find out that we still had to pay at the hotel. Hence credit card details given by internet for no good reason, putting too much risk in the shoes of the customer. Fot hid reason we will try not to use booking.com next time
In short, I can tell you almost everything! In some rooms at the left hand side of the pool there is some noise of the engines of the pool, really a pity for this. The right side of the pool is perfect!!
It was a fantastic place to get away from the big cities of thailand to relax in such a tranquil environment. room service menu was limited.
Friendly staff who tried to their best ability, clean modern rooms,decent location, excellent meet and greet at the airport, good breakfast , good value. No evening maid service, somewhat difficult communication in english language with many staff,pool area has no drinks of any kind allowed, restaurant is across a busy street.


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The Redskins have been a surprisingly good team when playing at FedEx Field, but they have yet to win a game on the road.
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Teddy Bridgewater has been growing consistently into his position. While he has limitations because he is not going to the throw the deep ball as well as most NFL quarterbacks, he reads defenses well and he can find the soft spot to attack.
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The Cowboys were hoping to make a late-season run with Tony Romo at quarterback, but those plans were blown up when he suffered a brutal hit against the Panthers and his season came to an end.
Week 13 Tale Of The Tape: Indianapolis Colts At Pittsburgh Steelers
A funny thing has happened while the Colts' season was going down the drain. Matt Hasselbeck stepped into the breech created by Andrew Luck's abdomen injury and has led them to three straight victories.
Week 13 Tale Of The Tape: Philadelphia Eagles At New England Patriots
The Eagles may not have given up on the season, but they look about as disinterested as a team could be after giving up 45 points in back-to-back weeks against Tampa Bay and Detroit.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino still hasn't made a firm decision about running for Governor this year, but made a strong indication that he would during a radio interview on Wednesday, Jan. 14, according to the Democrat and Chronicle.
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Fox Jumps On Baseless "Watergate" Frame To Defend McConnell From Embarrassing Disclosure Of His Smear Tactics
With No Evidence, Fox Accuses Dems Of "Bugging"
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Fox News is adopting Sen. Mitch McConnell's (R-KY) unsubstantiated claim that Democratic operatives bugged his office and leaked an illegally obtained recording of a private meeting to Mother Jones.
On April 9, Mother Jones released a recording of a meeting between McConnell and his campaign aides that Mother Jones Washington Bureau Chief David Corn said was provided to him by an anonymous source. The recording exposed McConnell and his aides discussing, among other things, how they could smear actress Ashley Judd if she chose to run against McConnell, including whether to use her past struggles with depression against her.
The FBI is reportedly working with McConnell's office to determine how the recording was obtained. Meanwhile, without any evidence, McConnell is blaming Democrats and accusing them of engaging in Watergate tactics.
That baseless allegation now serves as the framework for Fox News to discuss the recording while downplaying the audio itself, shielding McConnell from having to explain the shocking revelation that he weighed using Judd's childhood depression against her.
Megyn Kelly discussed the controversy surrounding the recording on the April 9 edition of America Live and repeatedly asked her guests about illegal bugging and the possibility that Democrats were responsible for illegally recording McConnell's private conversations. Kelly provided no evidence to support the premise of her discussion.
Under state law in Kentucky, where the recording reportedly was made, it is legal to record a private conversation if at least one party to that conversation knows that it is being recorded. So it is only by portraying this conversation as a "bugged" recording that Fox can perpetuate the notion that the recording was obtained illegally.
In an update to Corn's original story, Mother Jones issued a statement saying that they were not involved in the making of the tape and that "It is our understanding that the tape was not the product of a Watergate-style bugging operation":
We are still waiting for Sen. Mitch McConnell to comment on the substance of the story. Before posting this article, we contacted his Senate office and his campaign office--in particular, his campaign manager, Jesse Benton--and no one responded. As the story makes clear, we were recently provided the tape by a source who wished to remain anonymous. We were not involved in the making of the tape, but we published a story on the tape due to its obvious newsworthiness. It is our understanding that the tape was not the product of a Watergate-style bugging operation. We cannot comment beyond that.
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PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania women's rowing team finished fifth in both of the divisions in which it placed boats Saturday at the Head of the Schuylkill.
In the novice 8+, run in the morning, the Quakers clocked 15:21.96 which placed them fifth. Old Dominion was the champion, in 14:52.39, followed by Navy's A boat, Drexel's A boat, and Fordham. Those five boats were the only ones to finish in less than 16 minutes.
In the open championship 8+, run in the afternoon, Penn's time of 13:56.45 was good for fifth. Michigan State's A boat was the champion, in 14:14.70, followed by Navy, Holy Cross and MSU's B boat.
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Please refer to the Seminary Catalog to determine the specific internship for your degree (found under "Academic Programs"). The required Internship expects the student to be involved in ministry hours (7-10 hours per week for the semesters registered) in a local church/parachurch/organization setting, as well as completion of a portfolio related to the DTS Core Competencies and, depending on degree, the student's ministry emphasis. The requirements for each of these are degree, track, and emphasis specific
In addition to completing more than half your degree hours, eligibility for internships depends on additional degree pre-requisites and emphasis requirements. Please consult the for your degree-specific internship requirements found in the catalog description located in the Department of Educational Ministries and Leadership, the ThM degree emphasis list, the Advising Center and the Internship Staff for more information.
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Larry Warford Named to Rotary Lombardi Award Watch List
July 19, 2012
LEXINGTON, Ky. – University of Kentucky senior offensive lineman Larry Warford has yet another honor to hang his hat on this preseason as he has been named to the Rotary Lombardi Award Watch List, which annually honors the nation's top college lineman or linebacker.
This is the third honor of the preseason for Warford, who was named as a first-team All-SEC Preseason Performer by league coaches and a member of the Outland Trophy Watch List last week. It marked the second consecutive first-team preseason selection for Warford.
Warford had an outstanding season in 2011, earning All-SEC second-team honors by SEC coaches, Associated Press and Phil Steele's College Football/. The 6-foot-3, 343-pound offensive guard has led Kentucky in knockdown blocks each of the last two seasons, including 34 last season. Warford, who graded at 87.5 percent last year by the UK coaching staff, has played in 35 career games for Kentucky, including 25 consecutive starts. Prior to 2011, Warford was named Sophomore All-America second team by CollegeFootballNews.com in 2010, while also earning All-SEC second-team honors by SEC coaches, AP, Rivals.com and Phil Steele's College Football.
Eligibility for the Rotary Lombardi Award is limited to offensive or defensive end-to-end down linemen who set up no farther than 10 yards to the left or right of the ball and linebackers who set up no farther than five yards deep from the line of scrimmage.
The candidates earned a place on the official watch list by earning All-American honors last season; being named last season to their respective all-conference first team as determined by the conference's head coaches; being projected to be an All-American or first team all-conference player for the coming season; or by nomination approved by the nominations committee.
While the watch list highlights those players who have already received national recognition, any Division I-A player who meets the above requirements is eligible for consideration from the Rotary Lombardi Award Selection Committee. The committee is comprised of more than 500 members, including all past winners and finalists, all Division I-A head coaches and a panel of sportswriters and broadcasters.
The selection committee with shorten the list to 25 quarterfinalists before going through another round of voting to highlight seven players. The third round of voting will determine the four finalists. The fourth and final round of voting will determine the winner of the 43rd Rotary Lombardi Award, which will be announced Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2012 at The Hobby Center in Houston, Texas.
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Miley Cyrus: Bundled Up in Philly
Staying close to fiancé Liam Hemsworth while he film "Paranoia," Miley Cyrus was spotted in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on Wednesday (December 19).
The "Hannah Montana" star looked cute in a black coat, scarf, leggings, and combat boots as she sipped her Starbucks beverage.
In related news, the 20-year-old singer showed off her furry friend on Twitter, posting photos of Floyd with his ball and a pic of the pup wrapped up in a sweater with the caption, "Floyd is feeling festive."
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|Name: gdm
|Distribution: openSUSE 11.4
|Version: 2.32.0
|Vendor: openSUSE
|Release: 9.12.4
|Build date: Tue Feb 22 23:46:26 2011
|Group: System/GUI/GNOME
|Build host: build15
|Size: 2101823
|Source RPM: gdm-2.32.0-9.12.4.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://www.gnome.org/
|Summary: The GNOME Display Manager
This version of GDM, the GNOME display manager, is based on GTK2 and is suited for the GNOME Desktop. GDM is a flexible X Window System display manager that has many options, is usable for remote login, and provides a good looking graphical interface.
* Tue Feb 15 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add gdm-xdmcp-disconnect.patch: the Disconnect option should tell the gdm daemon to disconnect, instead of just making the greeter exit. And the daemon should exit. Taken from git. Fix bnc#669392. * Sun Feb 13 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Call relevant macros in %post/%postun: + %icon_theme_cache_post/postun because the package ships themed icons. - Pass %{?no_lang_C} to %find_lang so that english documentation can be packaged with the program, and not in the lang subpackage. - Change Requires of lang subpackage to Recommends, since the english documentation is not there anymore. * Fri Jan 14 2011 email@example.com - Rebase gdm-vt-allocation-hack.patch to actually apply. - Apply gdm-vt-allocation-hack.patch on 11.4 and later again: the topic needs more discussion, and without the hack, on a default boot, a mingetty instance will receive all the input from Xorg. This is because Xorg will start on tty2 and a mingetty will also start there, because of the sysvinit configration. This is extremely bad, since this means everything the user types will lead to login attemps in mingetty. - Add gnome-power-manager and iso-codes Recommends: they are both improving the gdm experience, but are not mandatory. * Tue Jan 11 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add gdm-focus-user-chooser.patch: correctly give the focus to the user chooser on startup. Fix bnc#652938. * Thu Dec 16 2010 email@example.com - Add gdm-plymouth-X-nr.patch to start Xorg with -nr instead of the non-existing "-background none". Thanks to Kay Sievers! * Wed Dec 15 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Only apply gdm-vt-allocation-hack.patch on openSUSE 11.3 and earlier: with 11.4, we have a recent-enough version of Xorg that does this magic for us. Thanks to Kay Sievers for the hint! - Add gdm-plymouth.patch: this patch adds support for a nice transition from plymouth. Taken from Fedora. * Fri Oct 08 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Rework the way we handle passwordless logins: + Stop using SuSEconfig for this. Since this is the last thing that was done in SuSEconfig.gdm, drop SuSEconfig.gdm. + Add gdm-passwordless-login.patch: we now directly look at the DISPLAYMANAGER_PASSWORD_LESS_LOGIN option in /etc/sysconfig/displaymanager, and use the gdm-autologin pam service for authentication when we want passwordless logins. + On upgrades, we make sure that /etc/pam.d/gdm does not contain the old way to handle DISPLAYMANAGER_PASSWORD_LESS_LOGIN: if /sbin/conf.d/SuSEconfig.gdm exists and if /etc/pam.d/gdm contains pam_permit.so, then we have an old package which used the old way. We move /etc/pam.d/gdm to /etc/pam.d/gdm.rpmold to make sure we get back the right pam configuration. - Update gdm-domain-logon.patch a bit: even though it's not applied because the patch needs to be rebased, a few things could be cleaned up. The most visible part is that we prefix the configuration key with SUSE to clearly show it's SUSE-specific. - Update gdm-sysconfig-settings.patch a tiny bit to make gdm-passwordless-login.patch easier. * Mon Sep 27 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.32.0: + Updated translations. * Mon Sep 27 2010 email@example.com - Mark /var/run/gdm as ghost in case that /var/run is on tmpfs. gdm creates the directory itself. * Wed Sep 22 2010 email@example.com - Rename gdm-2.21.9-no-fatal-warnings.patch to gdm-is-not-unstable-unless.patch, and change the behavior: if the SUSE_ENABLE_UNSTABLE_CHECK environment variable is set, we just do like upstream. If it is not set, we make GDM assume it's not running a development version, which disables fatal warnings and verbose logs. * Thu Sep 16 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.31.92: + Change orca invocation to work better with latest release + Fix "Other..." item in network-login-only scenarios + Move gdm.schemas to pkgdatadir + XDMCP fixes + Improve ordering of languages in languages list + Make various slow calls that blocked before asynchronous + Fix up dbus security policy + Various other fixes + Translation updates - Drop gdm-fix-dbus-properties.patch: fixed upstream. * Mon Sep 13 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add gdm-fix-dbus-properties.patch: org.gnome.DBus.Properties was referenced instead of org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties in the dbus configuration. Fix bnc#633655. - Move fast-user-switch-applet Obsoletes to gnome-applets-gdm and add a Provides there too: the applet is really the old fast-user-switch-applet applet. * Wed Aug 18 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.31.90: + Port to upower + Don't stomp on $LANGUAGE environment variable + Don't show markup in UI + Fix cancel button + Reask user for password a few times, before failing + Load users asynchronously + Handle EINTR on getpw* calls + Translation updates - Replace DeviceKit-power-devel BuildRequires with libupower-glib-devel. * Sun Aug 08 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Cleanup update to 2.31.2, based on the 2.30.4 package I did for GNOME:STABLE:2.30. - Drop gdm-save-panel-space-on-low-resolutions.patch: fixed upstream, in a different way. - Drop gdm-add-missing-locale.patch: the file is now in the tarball. - Update gdm-default-wm.patch after code change. - Rebase gdm-greeter-greater-ui.patch. * Fri Jul 30 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.31.2: + Add support for legacy "custom" session name + XDMCP fixes + Add optional support for account service + Gracefully hide control center from user switch menu if not available + Revert metacity focus workaround, now that metacity is fixed + Rehide g-p-m context menu + Updates to work better with newer icon theme + Show username input box when there's no local user + Remove gdm-restart and gdm-stop scripts + Remove text labels from option menus + Various user manager and user chooser fixes and performance enhancements + Escape names before showing markup + Call button "unlock" not "login" when user is already logged in + Cap how long ck-history is allowed to run and how far back its allowed to go + Improvements to the way users are sorted + Ensure slave's children always die with the slave + Use lsb_release if available to determine system description + Automatically retry on login failure + Fix timed login + disable-user-list together + Don't exit when X fails to start + Trap XAddHosts call + Minor fixes in screenshot tool + Halectomy of the last remnants of hal + Various crasher fixes + Various memory leaks + Various build and warning fixes - Changes from version 2.31.1: + bgo#594818: Now GDM saves its GConf settings per-seat. + Improvements so compiling with -DGSEAL_ENABLE works better. + Use g_remove() to remove directories instead of g_unlink(). + Other bugs fixed: bgo#617661, bgo#576801, bgo#609272, bgo#591937 - Rebase gdm-vt-allocation-hack.patch to apply without fuzz. - Rebase gdm-xauthlocalhostname.patch. - Mark gdm-domain-logon.patch as needing a rebase: it's a SLED patch that is intrusive, so we'll see if someone rebases it. Comment out gnome-patch-translation-prepare and gnome-patch-translation-update calls since this patch was the one introducing strings. - Drop gdm-polkit-gnome-path.patch: fixed upstream with a configure option that we already passed (--with-polkit-gnome-directory). - Drop gdm-xdmcp-uninitialized.patch: fixed upstream. - Drop gdm-greeter-no-local-user.patch: fixed upstream. * Tue Jun 22 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add gdm-greeter-no-local-user.patch to fix the greeter to work when there's no local user on the machine; this is useful with NIS for example. Fix bnc#615044; the patch was committed upstream. * Thu Jun 17 2010 email@example.com - Add gdm-xdmcp-uninitialized.patch to fix an uninitialized variable, which caused XDMCP to fail way too often. Patch taken from upstream git. * Thu Jun 17 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update gdm-greeter-greater-ui.patch: we didn't rebase it earlier, and lost our improved UI. * Mon May 24 2010 email@example.com - Fixed filelist * Mon May 24 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Split off gnome-applets-gdm * Sun May 23 2010 email@example.com - Depend on gnome-session-core rather than gnome-session * Thu May 06 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.30.2: + Accessibility is now enabled by default for the GDM login screen + When the face browser is disabled, the PAM conversation is started immediately, so users do not need to click a button to start entering the username and password. bgo#591082 + Add label-for and labelled-by a11y relations to the entry field in the login GUI. This makes the login GUI more accessible when using AT programs. bgo#613434 + Fixed bugs that were causing XDMCP to not show the greeter again after logout. bgo#606724 + The default XDMCP PingIntervalSeconds was increased from 15 to 60 seconds + The WINDOWPATH environment variable is now set for the user session. bgo#609272 + Ensure Init script is called when using Automatic Login. bgo#614488 + Fix race condition with Timed Login. bgo#614062 + Drop xhost localuser:gdm and localuser:root when the user session starts. bgo#605350 + Removed the icon monitor from the GDM login GUI since it was not functional and was causing problems with automounting user's HOME directories. #609321 + Do not mark "%x" for translation. bgo#613306 + Remove duplicated strings for translation. bgo#609179 + Minor doc corrections + Translation updates - gdm-greeter-greater-ui.patch does not apply and is commented out temporarily - Respin gdm-xauthlocalhostname.patch for fuzz=0 - Respin gdm-polkit-gnome-path.patch * Thu Apr 08 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Use the path for the at-spi-registryd from the old at-spi stack: the at-spi2 developers think it's safer to ship 11.3 with the old stack by default. * Tue Mar 30 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.30.0: + Updated translations. * Sun Mar 28 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Call /etc/X11/xdm/Xstartup from /etc/gdm/PreSession/Default instead of from /etc/gdm/Xsession. This should fix some permission issue. Fix bnc#573669. * Tue Mar 09 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.92: + The greeter is not torn down until pam_open_session finishes since some PAM modules can ask questions up until this point. + bgo#607738: The daemon now kills the session process rather than the entire process group. The corresponding gnome-session bug bgo#607658 is released with 2.29.92 so this works properly. - Rebase gdm-polkit-gnome-path.patch. * Wed Jan 27 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.29.6: + Various build fixes + Crash fix in layout detection + Crash fix in session list detection + Remove timeout for interacting with PAM + Fix compile with --no-as-needed + Add debug message if system lacks fonts + Disable switch user item if user switching won't work - Rebase gdm-selinux.patch. * Sun Jan 17 2010 email@example.com - Update gdm-sysconfig-settings.patch: + support DISPLAYMANAGER_XSERVER_TCP_PORT_6000_OPEN for security/DisallowTCP in gdm.conf + support DISPLAYMANAGER_REMOTE_ACCESS for xdmcp/Enable in gdm.conf + do not pretend we got a value from sysconfig if we didn't get a result (we were returning TRUE too easily from gdm_settings_system_backend_get_value() + make sure that, when saving the configuration, we put the right value if it wasn't supposed to be changed (before, we used to put whatever we had in memory, which was never initialized to the right values, so random data) + add a note to gdm.conf about the fact that /etc/sysconfig/displaymanager is used - Remove the parts of SuSEconfig.gdm that were dealing with updating gdm.conf, since gdm-sysconfig-settings.patch make gdm poke directly in sysconfig. SuSEconfig.gdm is still needed for the DISPLAYMANAGER_PASSWORD_LESS_LOGIN option, though. - Rebase gdm-domain-logon.patch, and only show the domain chooser if DISPLAYMANAGER_AD_INTEGRATION is set in sysconfig. - Reenable gnome-patch-translation support, since gdm-domain-logon.patch is applied again. - This means we can remove /etc/gdm/gdm_sysconfig.conf from the package. - Remove sysconfig.displaymanager-gdm source: this has not been used for a long time. * Sat Jan 16 2010 email@example.com - Remove libglade2-devel BuildRequires. - Also remove hal-devel BuildRequires which was added for the gdm-keyboard-from-hal.patch (removed now). - Redo gdm-suse-xsession.patch in a way that won't require further updates when upstream files change (which is something we can ignore). - Rebase gdm-greeter-greater-ui.patch. * Thu Jan 14 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.5: + XDMCP fixes on Solaris + run PostLogin script as user instead of gdm + Fix ellipses usage on User Switch Applet + Add ability to customize system language list + Solaris NULL printf fixes + Convert from glade to gtkbuilder + Detect default keyboard layout better + Ignore executable subfolders of xinitrc.d + Don't reveal valid usernames when authenticating - Respin gdm-suse-xsession.patch - Remove gdm-keyboard-from-hal.patch: fixed upstream another way. - Disable gdm-greeter-greater-ui.patch: it needs to be rebased. - Update gdm-default-wm.patch to apply without fuzz. - Add gdm-add-missing-locale.patch. Patch taken from upstream and can be removed with the next version update * Thu Dec 24 2009 email@example.com - Add hal-devel BuildRequires to fix build. * Wed Dec 23 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.29.4: + Remove deprecated function g_mapped_file_free + Fix option widgets to work better with orca + Make --with-custom-conf work + Don't hard code path to policykit agent + Don't backup xkb configuration before login - Update gdm-helper-directory.patch: some part is now fixed upstream, and we also need to set the right path for the polkit-gnome agent. - Pass --with-polkit-gnome-directory to configure. - Update gdm-selinux.patch to apply without fuzz. * Thu Dec 03 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.1: + A new desktop extension is now supported in GDM session desktop files (normally found in /usr/share/xsessions). Setting the X-GDM_BypassXsession key to true (X-GDM_BypassXsession=true) will cause the Xsession script to not be used to launch the session. This can be useful if you want to create a "failsafe" xterm session. + Fix makedist problem. - Changes from version 2.29.0: + Now GDM supports Include, Exclude, and IncludeAll configuration options to allow the ability to configure which users are displayed in the FaceBrowser. + Now GDM supports better debugging. Users can set the debug/Enable configuration option to turn on GDM debugging. + The directory where GDM screenshots are placed has been moved to its own directory: /var/run/gdm/greeter/GDM-Screenshot.png. The screenshot directory can now be specified at build time via the --with-screenshot-dir configure argument. + Many simple-greeter Face Browser usability improvements. + The simple-greeter Face Browser tree view search entry is now obscured to help prevent accidental display of passwords. + Shutdown and reboot functions are moved to a menu in the simple-greeter panel instead of being presented as buttons. The shutdown menu is better positioned on multi-monitor displays. + The simple-greeter panel notification area has been improved and now honors the GConf setting for /apps/notification_area_applet/prefs/padding. + The entry field in the simple-greeter now has accessibility labels so it will work better with accessibility programs. + The clock in the simple-greeter panel no longer shows the date, making the screen look a little cleaner. The date is moved to the clock tooltip so it is still available. + The simple-greeter now uses gethostname instead of g_get_host_name since it is more reliable when the hostname changes at runtime. + The user switch applet now honors disable_lock_screen. The option to lock screen is now not shown if disable_lock_screen is set. + The /var/run/gdm directory is better locked down. + GDM no longer crashes on bad UTF-8 in the /etc/passwd file. + When the worker dies, the auth-failed signal is no longer sent. This prevents a crash that happens when switching run-levels when the login screen is displayed. + Ensure that the length of sockaddr structure is set to the correct length for IPv4 or IPv6. This makes GDM work better on some operating systems that are picky about the length being exact. + String and documentation improvements. - Changes from version 2.28.1: + GDM will now avoid calling XAddHosts for remote connections. Refer to bgo#598142 for more information. + Now GDM uses DeviceKit-power instead of gnome-power-manager for Suspend support. + Now the at-spi-registryd-wrapper.desktop GDM autostart file will run at-spi-registryd directly instead of calling at-spi-registryd-wrapper. + Fix to the visibility check for the "Other" button which corrects some situations where the button would not appear when it was supposed to. + Now the GDM daemon will make the /var/log/gdm directory if it does not exist. + Fixes to avoid autologin failure when a NULL username is passed in. + Restore CTYPE when canonicalizing codesets. + Several fixes to avoid warnings. - Change default permissions of /var/run/gdm from 755 to 751 (upstream moved to 711). - Rebase gdm-helper-directory.patch to apply without fuzz, and add a fix from upstream to really use the right at-spi-registryd directory. - Rebase gdm-greeter-greater-ui.patch. - Rebase gdm-save-panel-space-on-low-resolutions.patch, and also tweak it a bit because the size of the clock label has been reduced. - Drop gdm-build-fixes.patch: fixed upstream. - Drop gdm-devkit-power.patch: fixed upstream. - Drop gdm-keyboard-from-sysconfig.patch: this is needed for openSUSE <= 11.1, but DeviceKit-power is now required by gdm and won't work on such versions of openSUSE. * Tue Oct 20 2009 email@example.com - Add gdm-look-at-runlevel.patch to work around issue where gdm blocks the restart/shutdown process because of a race there. Should fix bnc#540482. - Version the Provides/Obsoletes to fix a rpmlint warning. - Reorder packageand() arguments for the branding supplements to fix rpmlint warning. * Fri Oct 02 2009 email@example.com - Add gdm-devkit-power.patch: gdm was using a dbus API which doesn't exist anymore, and the right way to handle this is to use DeviceKit-power. - Add DeviceKit-power-devel BuildRequires for the patch. - Add gdm-polkit-gnome-path.patch to use the correct path for the polkit agent. - Rebase gdm-greeter-greater-ui.patch. Fix bnc#533597. * Fri Oct 02 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Make sure to package /var/cache/gdm: without it, gdm doesn't use the configured language/layout for the user. * Thu Oct 01 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add gdm-autologin-once.patch: we don't want to autologin again after a logout. Fix bnc#532090. * Mon Sep 28 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.28.0: + GDM supports the ability to specify the automatic/timed login user via a script via the same interface that the old GDM supported. + The user's dmrc and face image files are stored in /var/cache/gdm, so that the login process does not need to access the user's $HOME directory before authentication. Refer to bgo#565151. + Fix the login GUI options widget so the language/session/layout choices are not reset after a failed login. + Fix language dialog so it does not crash if the user click's the "OK" button when no language is selected. + Fix to ensure that the login dialog regains focus after the language or layout dialogs are used. + The language dialog has improved logic to sort the language names more correctly. + Make sure to check error variable is not NULL before referencing it in the gdm-user-manager code. + Make sure to not print NULL strings since this causes crashes on some platforms. + Improve documentation. - Add gdm-build-fixes.patch to fix build. * Mon Sep 28 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add gdm-xauthlocalhostname.patch: fix non-working user session when the hostname changes during login. Fix shipstopper bnc#538064. - Add gdm-default-wm.patch: gdm now reads the DEFAULT_WM setting in /etc/sysconfig/windowmanager to know which session to use by default instead of always using GNOME. This should fix using GDM for XFCE. * Tue Aug 25 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.27.90: + Autostart polkit-gnome authentication agent. + Add screen capture sound effect to screenshot tool. + If HOST_NAME_MAX is not available, try _POSIX_HOST_NAME_MAX, then default to 256. + Add users "nobody4" and "noaccess" to the list of users to filter from the Face Browser. + Add Solaris logindevperm support. + Fix mispelling of XDMCP. + Improve documentation. - Add libcanberra-devel BuildRequires. * Thu Aug 06 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Remove old cleanup instructions for /var/lib/gdm/*.log* in pre. - Do not try to grep /sbin/conf.d/SuSEconfig.gdm in pre, if the file doesn't exist. Fix bnc#508511. * Fri Jul 31 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Correctly comment out patch that needs rebasing. * Mon Jul 20 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.27.4: + Favor XFree86 Xinerama over Solaris Xinerama on Solaris + Make greeter a well behaved session client + XDMCP fixes + Fix up btmp record handling + Handle locales with modifiers better + Use better logic with keyboard layout handling + Change example PAM file/documentation to demonstrate password-less login + Handle usernames from non-utf8 locales + Allow dbus introspection for gdm services + Show more details authentication error messages in UI + Allow uppercase and lowercase booleans in config file + Be more consistent with booleans in schemas + Use g_timeout_add_seconds to reduce wakeups + Make greeter window more clear when user list is disabled + Put greeter login window in same ctrl-alt-tab menu as panel + Port greeter to PolicyKit 1.0 + Shave off 1/2 second delay when bringing up greeter + OS X portability fixes + Look for locales in /usr/lib/locale instead of /usr/share/locale + Better handling when two users have the same name - Drop upstreamed patches: + gdm-session-worker-check-states.patch + gdm-fix-locale-listing.patch + gdm-dbus-allow-introspection.patch + gdm-keyboard-invalid-user-data.patch + gdm-proper-session-handling.patch + gdm-accreditation-failed-log.patch + gdm-hide-lonely-other.patch - Rebased patches: + gdm-suse-xsession.patch + gdm-keyboard-from-hal.patch - Disables patches (need rebasing) + gdm-domain-logon.patch - Clean %%files section from duplicates - Drop dependency to PolicyKit-devel * Mon Jun 15 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update gdm-keyboard-invalid-user-data.patch to the patch that was committed to git (fix a bug where layouts with variant were considered invalid). * Sun Jun 14 2009 email@example.com - Add gdm-proper-session-handling.patch to fix bnc#506040: correctly handle the end of session, to not show an error dialog. * Tue Jun 09 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update gdm-keyboard-from-sysconfig.patch: we correctly interpret the keyboard layout specified in sysconfig thanks to a map file from sax that we use to convert the layout name to a X layout. - Add gdm-keyboard-invalid-user-data.patch: the old gdm was not setting a valid keyboard layout in some cases, and this invalid layout ended up in ~/.dmrc. This patch makes gdm detect this and revert the user data to the default layout. * Fri May 15 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add gdm-keyboard-from-hal.patch to read the default keyboard layout from hal on 11.2, should fix bnc#478083 and bnc#492284. - Split the keyboard part of gdm-sysconfig-settings.patch in gdm-keyboard-from-sysconfig.patch, and only applit on 11.1 and earlier. Also update the patch to strip some console keymaps part of the layout that won't work in X (eg, fr-latin1 -> fr). - Based on work from firstname.lastname@example.com and firstname.lastname@example.com. * Tue May 12 2009 email@example.com - Drop gdm-X_SERVER.patch: it's not needed anymore since /usr/bin/Xorg is the only supported X now. - Add gdm-helper-directory.patch to replace gdm-2.23.92-gsd-path.patch and gdm-consolekit-helper-subdir.patch: this new patch should be suitable for upstream inclusion. Pass - -with-gnome-settings-daemon-directory and - -with-consolekit-directory to configure. - Tag gdm-2.21.9-no-fatal-warnings.patch, gdm-vt-allocation-hack.patch, gdm-domain-logon.patch, gdm-selinux.patch. * Mon Apr 20 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.26.1: + Use O_APPEND when opening log files + Don't depend on gnome-power-manager registering with session manager - Give greeter and slave access to the display even after the hostname changes + Give greeter and slave access to display independent of hostname + Clean up stale auth temporary directories + Fix double free crasher in user switcher applet + Load saved settings after user types username into Other box + Pass environment to PAM worker processes so messages are localized + Fix up auditing for Solaris auditor - Drop gdm-xauthlocalhostname.patch: fixed another way upstream. - Drop gdm-propagate-env-to-jobs.patch: fixed upstream. * Fri Mar 27 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Use pwdutils for PreReq instead of directly listing the programs. * Mon Mar 16 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.26.0: + Make xdmcp/PingIntervalSeconds config option work * Mon Mar 16 2009 email@example.com - Added support for translation-update-upstream (FATE#301344). * Sat Mar 14 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.25.92: + Hide presence features in user switcher applet + Make autologin happen more than once after bootup + Better panel placement and login screen sizing in multihead set ups + Fix XDMCP and add more XDMCP configurability + Rework dbus security files to be more correct + Various other fixes - Remove gdm-login-window-size.patch. Fixed upstream - Remove gdm-bnc468374-dbus-send-dest.patch. Fixed upstream - Update gdm-save-panel-space-on-low-resolutions.patch - Update gdm-suse-xsession.patch - Remove BuildRequires gnome-common, scrollkeeper - Remove custom CFLAGS * Thu Mar 05 2009 email@example.com - Add gdm-gconf-path.patch: the system-wide changes done in gconf are not in gconf.xml.system, but gconf.xml.defaults.
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