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O'Keefe made numerous appearances on Fox News programs to promote ACORN videos and defend his tactics
Following conservative activist James O'Keefe's arrest for allegedly participating in an attempt to interfere with the telephone system at the New Orleans offices of Democratic Sen. Mary Landrieu, a Media Matters for America review found that O'Keefe previously appeared at least seven times on Fox News and other Fox networks to promote videos he recorded of ACORN workers. During these appearances, O'Keefe said he was "willing to serve prison time" for potentially violating Maryland's two-party recording law, and asserted that he was "doing creative investigative journalism."
O'Keefe has appeared on Fox networks at least seven times since September 13
September 13, 2009: On Fox, O'Keefe omits relevant evidence as to whether any ACORN employees "were not willing to cooperate." During a September 13, 2009, appearance [1] on Fox News, senior correspondent Eric Shawn asked O'Keefe, "Were there some that refused your offers, that actually did not -- were not willing to cooperate?" O'Keefe responded: "No -- in none of the facil -- none of the facilities kicked us out. That's a lie." O'Keefe's response omitted relevant information he subsequently disclosed in a video released [2] November 16, 2009 -- more than two months after Andrew Breitbart's BigGovernment.com website began [3] posting videos of O'Keefe and conservative activist Hannah Giles visiting ACORN offices. In the video released on November 16, 2009, O'Keefe stated that a Los Angeles ACORN worker identified as Felix Harris "was the only ACORN employee in our nationwide investigation who would not assist us obtain a house for our illegal activities." O'Keefe further stated in that video that his interaction with Harris occurred on "August 17, 2009," nearly one month prior to his interview with Shawn.
September 14, 2009: On Fox & Friends, O'Keefe says that ACORN "expressed no hesitation" helping him "skirt the law." O'Keefe was a guest [4] on the September 14, 2009, edition of Fox News' Fox & Friends in which he appeared to promote a video taken at a Brooklyn, New York, ACORN office. After co-host Brian Kilmeade assured the audience that O'Keefe -- who appeared on the show in full-length fur coat and sunglasses and carrying a cane -- was not really a pimp and was just "playing one on our show," O'Keefe agreed, stating, "I'm one of the whitest guys ever." Co-host Steve Doocy asked, "You went into these offices and you asked for help essentially skirting the law, and they were awfully helpful in helping you do just that, right?" O'Keefe replied, in part, that "they expressed no hesitation. ... They came up with new scenarios to skirt the law that I never thought of."
September 15, 2009: On Fox, O'Keefe says he is "willing to serve prison time for what I found." After O'Keefe released a video of ACORN workers in Baltimore that was apparently recorded without the workers' consent, some observers suggested that he and Giles could face criminal charges for violating a Maryland Law that requires [5] the consent of every party to a private conversation in order to make the recording lawful. When Fox News' Glenn Beck asked O'Keefe about such a possibility, O'Keefe replied [6] that he was "willing to serve prison time for what I found."
From the September 15, 2009, edition of Fox News' Glenn Beck:
BECK: OK. Are you concerned at all? Baltimore is coming after you. They're not even coming after the corruption here. They're coming after you and Hannah. And they're saying that you could go to prison for five years for taping these people in Baltimore.
O'KEEFE: I'm not concerned. I don't think -- I think it's not in their interest to come after me. And if -- I'm willing to serve prison time for what I found.
BECK: You worry about going to jail at all?
O'KEEFE: No.
September 27, 2009: Fox's Wallace names O'Keefe "power player of the week" to attack Media Matters on conservative funding of videographers, ignoring Media Matters' evidence. On the September 27, 2009, edition of Fox Broadcasting Co.'s Fox News Sunday, host Chris Wallace helped [7] O'Keefe defend his dwindling credibility by advancing several of O'Keefe's claims without noting that those claims were contradicted by readily available evidence. Wallace suggested that O'Keefe "denies reports" by Media Matters that O'Keefe, in Wallace's words, "got any money from conservative backers." Wallace did not note that the evidence Media Matters highlighted consisted of public statements by conservatives that they had funded O'Keefe in the past or planned to raise money for O'Keefe and his partner, Hannah Giles, in the future.
November 16, 2009: On Fox, O'Keefe defends his tactics as "creative investigative journalism." In an appearance on the November 16, 2009, edition of Fox News' Hannity, O'Keefe told Sean Hannity: "The thing that's more outrageous than even what you see is the fact that it takes two citizen journalists to do this type of thing. The media is not devoting resources, doing creative investigative journalism. So we hope people will join us in future projects."
November 19, 2009: On Fox, O'Keefe says that "most people in this country think we did a lot right." During an appearance on the November 19, 2009, edition of Hannity, after being asked by Hannity, "How difficult is -- is it knowing that you have a lawsuit hanging over your head?" O'Keefe stated: "I mean, some people say that we did something wrong, but from what I've seen, most people in this country think we did a lot right." (Transcript accessed via Nexis)
November 20, 2009: On Fox Business, O'Keefe calls ACORN videos "journalism in its purest form." On the November 20, 2009, edition of Fox Business Network's Happy Hour, co-host Rebecca Diamond told O'Keefe: "If you want to be considered a real journalist ... you can't pretend you're somebody you're not." O'Keefe replied, in part: "I lied about who I was, but 60 Minutes used to lie about what they did. NBC's 'To Catch a Predator' did the same thing. These are tactics that journalists -- this is journalism in its purest form, and they've been using these tactics for years." Co-host Eric Bolling stated, "I'm all for this, you know, dressing up and catching them doing things that are frankly illegal, immoral and unethical."
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My labour was induced at 34 weeks due to pre-eclampsia. Is there a higher risk of being pre-eclamptic again with my second pregnancy? Is there anything I can do to prevent this?
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Hi Fran,
I will ask Jane if there is a higher risk of being pre-eclamptic again with a second pregnancy and ask her to post back here.
Warm regards,
29th March 2012 08:46 AM #3
Hi Fran - Pre-eclampsia is most commonly associated with a first pregnancy however it can reoccur in a subsequent pregnancy (this is not common however). I would recommend good preconception care to ensure you are as healthy as possible prior to pregnancy. The supplements Omega 3, calcium and magnesium may help reduce the incidence of pre-eclampsia reoccurring. I would recommend speaking to a midwife, doctor or naturopath about the correct type and dosage.

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The WeatherTech Chicago Region SCCA June Sprints, Round Six of the Northern Conference Majors Tour, wrapped on Sunday from Road America with 27 winners in nine race groups.
A picture perfect morning was threatened with a forecast of afternoon storms, which blew through in the form of a 15 minute shower that wet the track at the end of the Group Seven race and during the Group Eight race, but cleared up with sunshine immediately after.
The day was filled with high-end competition.
âI wasnât going to sit back,â Scott Rettich said after winning the opening race. âIt was time to do some racing and see how it shuffled out.â
That theory applied to the entire day of racing. The highlights:
Group 1: The aforementioned Rettich was involved in a virtual dead heat with Brian Schofield at the finish line after an eventful race â so close that both drivers were certain that they were the winners at the end.
A visual examination, both in real time and through a review of the available in-car video, awarded the win to Rettichâs No. 17 Alliance Autosport Spec Racer Ford by no more than six inches of total distance at the stripe.
Like Saturday, the front-running pair broke away early to set the pace of the race, with Schofieldâs No. 61 PM Racing Spec Racer Ford in the lead. John Greene, trying to keep pace in third, spun his No. 2 Jacky Jones Lincoln/PM Racing machine in turn seven.
Just behind Greeneâs spin, however, was an unrelated three-car incident in turn six. Rick Bartuska (No. 15 M/K Industries/Mundelien Spec Racer), Dana Webster (No. 4 Bluefields Capital Spec Racer), and Tom Muffler (No. 98 ArmedForcesMotorsports.com Spec Racer) were collected, bringing out a red flag to immediately halt the race and, eventually, a black flag to bring the field to pit lane.
Reverting back to the previous lap, Greene was regridded in third for the restart of the now-10 lap race. The field took the restart to start lap five, and again, the top three drivers worked away from the field.
Entering the final lap, the order was Schofield, Greene, and Rettich. Rettich moved back to second under braking in turn five, and then got a run up the hill in turn 14 and he and Schofield were in a drag race to the photo finish. Greene finished third, two car lengths behind the leaders.
Group 2: Sundayâs Formula 500 and Formula Vee races were virtual replays of Saturday, with Formula 500 winner Clint McMahan and FV champ Michael Varacins pulling away from the field with impressive drives to the finish.
McMahanâs No. 12 Formula600Racing.com/Satellite Racing Scorpion FDS 007 was even quicker than Saturdayâs race, stretching his advantage to more than 30 seconds at the finish. His closest competition, Michael Mueller, fell out early with a cracked header pipe on the No. 24 MJ Mfg/Fibeco/Hoosier/HRP/Speed Seat Red Devil/Rotax.
In Formula Vee, Varacinsâ No. 65 Spee dsport/Veetech/Hoosier Speed Sport AM-5/Volkswagen was again well out in front. The podium finishers were identical despite once again running in a pack, with Ron Whitston (No. 5 Subway/Hoosier Protoform P2) crossing just in front of Andrew Whitston (No. 9 Rocket Motors/Subway/Hoosier Protoform P2) and Bruce Livermore (No. 37 BBBuilds/VeeTech/BRP/Hoosier Mysterian X-M2).
Group 3: The racing saying âcautions breed cautionsâ was fresh in Todd Lambâs mind during a lap 10 restart on Spec Miata, and knowing that helped him to a win on Sunday.
With nine cars in the lead pack early in the race, a two-car incident near turn seven dislodged the tire barrier and brought out a full course caution.
Danny Steynâs No. 39 ADEPT Studios/ROSSINI/OPM Mazda Miata lost the lead immediately at the start of Fridayâs race when his restart speed allowed the cars behind him to get a head of steam and draft by him going into turn one. When he brought the field single-file to the restart on lap 10, Steyn used a slower approach up the hill to try to hold the lead.
Unfortunately, rather than following the field to the green flag, drivers in the middle of the pack tried to anticipate the restart going through turn 13. Eight cars were collected in the carnage and scattered throughout the Kettle Moraine countryside, all before the green flag came out.
Unaware at the time of the extent of the damage, Steyn took the lead through turns one, two and three, with Lambâs No. 80 Cahall/Driving Coach/Hawk Performance Miata drafting down the hill toward turn five. Steyn left the door open to the inside, and Lamb went past.
Lamb completed the move just before the full course caution flags came back out, freezing the field and bringing out the checkered flag early to complete clean-up . Lamb took home the winnerâs trophy, with Steyn second and the No. 97 East Street Racing Miata of Eric Stearns third.
Group 4: Five official lead changes between two drivers dotted the Formula F race as Reid Hazelton and Tim Kautz went head to head for the full 13 laps.
How closely were they matched? At the halfway point, the timing monitors showed the gap between the two drivers across the stripe as 0.000!
Kautzâ No. 88 Braeburn/Two Dogg/Hoosier Piper DF3D/Honda led the start of the final lap, but with the stiff wind down the backstraight and Hazeltonâs No. 01 Hoosier Van Diemen RF 92 tucked in behind him, Hazelton moved into the lead and held on to the finish. Hazelton led by 0.301-second across the finish line.
Group 5: Three drivers seemed to exorcise some recent demons this weekend with sweeps in the Production classes.
Jim Daniels had been bitten by enough little mechanical issues at Road America, both at the June Sprints and previous SCCA National Championship Runoffs, but recovered this weekend with a pair of victories. Danielsâ No. 176 WebLaps.com Mazda MX-5 pressed the pace from start to finish, running early with Joe Moserâs No. 6 Hoosier/King Motorsports/Moser Racing Honda Prelude in a battle for the lead. Moser pulled off course early, with Daniels well ahead of Jon Brakkeâs No. 89 Margaret Peterson Bars Mazda Miata, and Daniels pushed to the finish.
Ken Kannard swept F Production at his home course in the No. 51 Northwest Cable Construction/Hoosier Mazda Miata. The wins will, at least, cover five years of Road America Runoffs disappointment for Kannard, who had a series of issues that kept him from his true potential at the event.
Greg Gauper entered the weekend without a win in 27 tries at the June Sprints. He leaves on a two-race winning streak, sweeping H Production in the No. 15 Rana Mort Racing/King Motorsports Honda Civic. Gauper battled early with William Trainerâs No. 7 Volkswagen Scirocco, swapping the lead until Gauper got clear on lap eight. Two laps later, Trainer had pulled in with mechanical difficulties, and Gauper was clear to the finish.
Group 6: Jeremy Hill and Alex Mayer battled in Formula 1000 for the second day in a row, each in a position to have a chance to win at the end.
Jeremy Hillâs No. 00 Hoosier Tire Photon VD07 was in front on lap 11 with Mayer in hot pursuit when they came up on a position battle between two Prototype 2 cars in turn seven. Hill was the first to make a decision, and chose to try to go around on the left; Mayer moved his No. 77 Mayer Motorsports JDR to the right; the Prototype cars moved to the left. Hill, making the wrong choice, went through the grass to go around the lapped traffic and fell behind Mayer.
Hill didnât give up, though, and by the final lap had closed back to the gearbox of Mayer entering turn 14. At that point, Hill was certain he had a shot to win the drag race up the hill, but didnât have his typical power from the motor. Shy of the finish, his engine popped, and Hill coasted across the finish line with a blown motor and his radiator filled with grass clippings as Mayer took the win.
James French shared the Fatherâs Day podium with his father, Brian French, in the Prototype 1 class. The younger French led the distance in the No. 46 Motorsports Enterprises Inc. Swift 014, which Brian drove his No. 45 Motorsports Enterprises Inc. Ralt RT-41 to the runner-up finish.
Richard Colburn swept the Prototype 2 weekend in the No. 97 Amari Metals NosTendo.
Group 7: Rains started to fall on lap nine of the scheduled 13 lap race, wisely bringing out the checkered flag for the Touring cars and American Sedan.
Out on slicks, Andrew Longeâs No. 02 Trianon/Fall-Line Motorsports Porsche 911 GT3 and Andy McDermidâs No. 24 WeatherTech/Felice Performance Engines/T&A Shock Ford Mustang again swept the top spots overall.
Ron Pawley was a two-time winner in Super Touring Under over the weekend, piloting to a sweep in his No. 04 J. Pauley Toyota/Scion Lexus IS300. Brian Kelm maxed out his available points in B-Spec with two wins in the No. 12 Ford Fiesta, while Mark Boden snuck in with a Touring 3 win on Sunday in the No. 4 Fall-Line BMW M3.
Group 8: All of the front running machines in the big formula group went out on rain tires, as the race began wet. However, the strategy all changed late in the race when the sun came out and the track started to dry.
Fabio Castellani led the opening 11 laps in the wet, and continued to get quicker in the No. 97 Hoosier/ABRO/Pro-one Swift 014/Toyota as the race went on. His problem, though, was that by lap 10, when a clear, dry line began to appear, Sedat Yelkinâs No. 75 Everclear/K-Hill Swift 016/Mazda was going even faster.
Yelkin moved around Castellani on lap 12 and looked clear, until he realized that Conner Kearbyâs No. 56 GK Motorsports Swift 016/Mazda was even quicker by that point. Kearby closed a second and half on the final lap, getting to the gearbox of Yelkin at the checkered flag, but probably falling one lap short of challenging for the lead.
In Formula Continental, Gerald Krautâs No. 55 Formula Continental and Devin Lesueur No. 05 OSQ/Hoosier Tire Van Diemen each took a turn at the front of the battle in the wet, racing each other and sitting behind a faster, at least up the straightaways, Formula Atlantic machine. On lap five, Kraut moved around the Atlantic machine, but Lesueur was held up for another lap. That gap was all Kraut needed to stay in front and take the win.
Group 9: Two race wins at the June Sprints in a GT-1 machine is a career achievement for many drivers â Cameron Lawrence has now done it in just two career starts in the class.
Lawrence stuck his No. 40 Fan Rag Chevrolet Corvette in the lead at the green flag and was chased for 10 full laps of the 15-lap big bore race by Cliff Ebben â no stranger to Road America race wins himself. Ebben was within a second for that 40 miles in the No. 36 Lamers Motor Racing Ford Mustang until pulling off with a mechanical failure in the carousel. From there, Lawrence finished his perfect weekend unchallenged to the victory lap.
Mark Boden drove his No. 46 Fall-Line Motorsports Porsche GT3 to his second win of the day, pulling away from Saturday winner Alan Kossofâs No. 23 Kossof Motorsports/Fall-Line Porsche GT3 for the Touring 1 win. John Kachadurian swept GT-2 in the No. 80 Chicago Motor Cars/Grey Fox Racing Porsche GT3, while George Chichon, Jr., did the same in GT-3 behind the wheel of the No. 39 Hoosier/MAZDASPEED/Cichon Racing Mazda RX-7.
The Northern Conference Majors Tour continues July 12-13 with Rounds Seven and Eight at GingerMan Raceway. The next U.S. Majors Tour events are the BFGoodrich Tires Watkins Glen Super Tour at Watkins Glen International, in the Eastern Conference, and Portland International Raceway, in the Western Conference, both July 4-6.
Provisional race winners for Sundayâs WeatherTech June Sprints at Road America, Round Six of the SCCA Northern Conference Championship. Drivers are listed by Class: name, hometown, and car.
American Sedan: Andy McDermid, Howell, Mich., Ford Mustang
B-Spec: Brian Kelm, Plymouth, Mich., Ford Fiesta
E Production: Jim Daniels, Germantown, Tenn., Mazda Miata
F Production: Ken Kannard, East Troy, Wis., Mazda Miata
H Production: Greg Gauper, Hubertus, Wis., Honda Civic
Formula 500: Clint McMahan, Covington, Ga., Scorpion FDS 007
Formula 1000: Alex Mayer, Harleysville, Pa., JDR
Formula Atlantic: Sedat Yelkin, Austintown, Ohio, Swift 016/Mazda
Formula Continental: Gerald Kraut, Saint Paul, Minn., Formula Continental
Formula Enterprises: Scott Rettich, Columbus, Ohio, Formula Enterprises/Ford
Formula F: Tim Kautz, Geneva, Ill., Piper DF3D/Honda
Formula Mazda: Dale VandenBush, Green Bay, Wis., Formula Mazda
Formula Vee: Michael Varacins, Burlington, Wis., Speed Sport AM-5
GT-1: Cameron Lawrence, Windermere, Fla. Chevrolet Corvette
GT-2: John Kachadurian, Chicago, Ill., Porsche GT3
GT-3: George Cichon, Jr., Rockton, Ill., Mazda RX-7
GT-Lite: Chris Bovis, Lawrence, Kan., Honda CRX
Prototype 1: James French, Sheboygan, Wis., Swift 014
Prototype 2: Richard Colburn, Northbrook, Ill., NosTendo 2
Super Touring Lite: Jim Drago, Memphis, Tenn., Mazda Miata
Super Touring Under: Ron Pawley, Greenwood, Ark., Lexus IS300
Spec Miata: Todd Lamb, Atlanta, Ga., Mazda Miata
Spec Racer Ford: Scott Rettich, Columbus, Ohio, Spec Racer Ford
Touring 1: Mark Boden, Buffalo Grove, Ill., Porsche GT3
Touring 2: Andrew Longe, Naples, Fla., Porsche GT3
Touring 3: Mark Boden, Buffalo Grove, Ill., BMW M3
Touring 4: Daniel Bender, Northbrook, Ill., Mazda MX-5
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Dechen Norbu wrote:More, SMS base level is not particularly related to Garab Dorje's second statement.
Garab Dorje's Testament is strictly an Upadesha, as can be seen in the commentaries by Dza Patrul and others. This is not a text dealing with Semde or Longde. Only ChNN Rinpoche interprets it as a gradual approach to Dzogchen. THis is not the case with any other master alive or in the past. I don't mean it's wrong, it's just simply not the case. His gradual approach to the Testament of Garab Dorje is not the traditional one.


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From Melissa: Two Heartfelt Messages for Valentine's Day
February 14, 2013 at 8:36 am melissaanddoug Leave a comment
In the spirit of Valentine's Day, we asked Melissa to share some thoughts inspired by the upcoming holiday!
What do you LOVE most about your job?
What I love most about my job is the creation process. There is nothing more fulfilling or exciting to me (other than having children!!!!) than starting with just a brainstorm, and nurturing it through the process until it is born into a tangible product to be enjoyed by children. It is truly intoxicating to have a job that allows me to create something out of nothing.
I also love watching children use our products in ways that I never intended. That is the essence of creativity…breaking free from convention and using something in a completely unique and different manner than ever planned. It is almost as if some products take on a life of their own once they are in the hands of children who know no limits or boundaries. It reminds me how so many of us lose that reckless abandon once we enter the regimented world of responsibility and adulthood! How fortunate my husband and I are that we have found a vocation that rewards us for thinking like children!
What have been your favorite homemade Valentine's Day gifts from your kids throughout the years?
I cannot hear the words "I love you" from my children enough. Maybe that's because I have gone through the teenage years with them twice already, and know that those words virtually disappear from their vocabularies for many years!!! So I now realize I need to build up a stockpile during the early years to console me and draw from during the latter ones! Therefore, any Valentine's gift that contains the words "I love you so much" is one I currently treasure more than ever. The gifts I enjoy the most, however, include intimate and revealing personal details, whether through a poem with lots of insightful and meaningful tidbits about the family and our eccentricities, or a hand-drawn picture that includes lots of personal and experiential references. These mementos not only make me smile or cry, but remind me of how important family bonds, rituals and memories are to children.
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Great White
Spotlight show • Don't confuse the current Great White with the band that included former singer Jack Russell. The Great White performing at Barbary Coast includes founding member Mark Kendall, as well as two musicians who have been with the band since 1985 before the hard-rock band's signature hit (and cover), "Once Bitten, Twice Shy." In an interview, Kendall said he lived in Utah for about a year in 2006 while his wife, an Ogden native, attended to her ailing mother. Disputes between the band and Russell took their toll, but now the band finds itself in healthy times, Kendall said. "We love to be around each other. There's no drama whatsoever." The band released a new album, "Elation," earlier this year, something the 55-year-old Kendall said was a necessity. "If we were just an oldies band, I would go crazy." Net Work, Danger Alley and Blue Deville (featuring KUTV news anchor Mark Koelbel) are also on the bill.
When •Friday, Sept. 14, at 4 p.m.
Where • Barbary Coast Saloon, 4242 S. State St., Murray
Tickets • $20; $40 for VIP; at door
Paul Reiser
Spotlight show • After his top-rated "Mad About You" and low-rated "The Paul Reiser Show" left the air, the 55-year-old comic (and top-shelf pianist) found himself emceeing different charity events and rediscovered that he loved telling jokes to live audiences. So the comic who got his big break in 1982 on Johnny Carson's show the same year he appeared in "Diner" began writing new material. The Utah show is one of his first out-of-Los Angeles appearances. But returning to stand-up is not like riding a bike, Reiser said in a recent interview. "It's like carrying a bike up a mountain." The source of his material is family. "I'm staying with the things that make me laugh." And family is central to his life these days. Reiser is in Utah for one evening (two performances) because his son's birthday is Saturday. The last time Reiser was in Utah was in 2011 when he accompanied singer Julia Fordham on the piano at the ASCAP Sundance Music Café. "I look forward to being there when there isn't snow on the ground," he said.
When •Friday, Sept. 14, at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m.
Where •Wiseguys West Valley City, 2194 W. 3500 South
Tickets • $25 at wiseguyscomedy.com
Spotlight show • The Vermont-based ensemble Rubblebucket is bringing "a bunch of crazy new lights" to its second show at Kilby Court, singer, saxophone player and co-bandleader Kal Traver said in a recent interview. "We always wanted to make our shows more and more fabulous." The band got its start at the University of Vermont, where Traver and co-bandleader Alex Toth (on the trumpet) minored in the very Vermontlike subject of "sustainable community development." The band is now a community of eight musicians who bring an indie spirit to up-tempo chamber pop. The communal experience of being in a band suits Traver. "It's almost like a relationship, without sex," she said. "You have to work at it." The group's new EP, "Oversaturated," was recorded at Bear Creek in Washington state, the same studio Brandi Carlile used to record and name her 2012 album. "It's such a beautiful place," Traver said. "Every day, I could warm up my voice walking in the creek and picking berries." She said picking the right berries is important because of the whole "poisonous berries" issue. "If it tastes horribly, it's probably bad," Traver advised. Reptar co-headlines the show.
When • Saturday, Sept. 15, at 7 p.m.
Where • Kilby Court, 741 S. 330 West, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $14 at door
Henry Rollins
Spotlight show • Rollins, a 51-year-old spoken-word artist and former leader of punk bands Black Flag and the Rollins Band is schedule to perform his "Capitalism" show in each state capital and Washington, D.C. before Election Day on Nov. 6. But don't expect him to say whom he wants to win it's rude. Of course, with a name like "Capitalism," "people can figure out pretty quickly what side of the fence I'm on." The show is called "Capitalism" because Rollins believes in it, with a few caveats. "There should be ethics involved," he said. "You shouldn't starve someone to get double. Capitalism, unregulated I have a problem with that." Besides "pointing out a few things" about politics, Rollins will share stories about recent trips to northern Africa, Cuba and North Korea. Going on trips like those "gets you to the marrow of humanity," he said.
When • Sunday, Sept. 16, at 8 p.m.
Where • The State Room, 638 S. State St., Salt Lake City
Tickets • $30 at thestateroom.com
Spotlight show • For years, Wayne Static's friends have traveled to Moab to go off-roading, but Static the frontman for the alt-metal band Static-X has never been able to make the trek. "All of my friends have been there at least twice," said Static, a Joshua Tree resident who ATVs in the California desert when he's home. Static, 46, released his first solo album, "Pighammer," last year and was going to take it easy this summer, until he started getting offers to perform. For the album, Static said, "I played everything. I produced it. I didn't have to argue with anyone. … I like to think I know what I'm doing now." The Browning and Davey Suicide are also on the bill.
When •Sunday, Sept. 16, at 6 p.m.
Where • In The Venue, 219 S. 600 West, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $20 at SmithsTix
Angus Stone
Spotlight show • Where's Julia? This Australian singer-songwriter is one-half of the Julia Stone duo. But in Utah he's on his own. During a recent interview, Stone says he lives a "yin-and-yang" life. When not on tour, he lives on a farm where he raises cattle and bees. His new album, "Broken Brights," was released in July, and it represents a way to express who he really is. "Now, it's just me behind the wheel," he said. "There's a bit more spontaneity. There's almost no filter. It's actually quite liberating." While Stone likes to surround himself with nature, he said the writing process involves a set pattern that is quite unlike his normal life. "I definitely lock myself and fall down the rabbit hole," he said. But now that he is in "hyperdrive" on tour, he enjoys driving around the West, especially Utah. "Every time we roll in, it's cinematic scenery," he said. And finally, this piece of trivia: When Stone signs his contracts, he includes a rider requesting footwear. "All I ask for is for some clean socks." Bring some to the show and toss them onstage.
When •Tuesday, Sept. 18, at 8 p.m.
Where • The State Room, 638 S. State St., Salt Lake City
Tickets • $17 at thestateroom.com
Camille Bloom
Spotlight show • The craftsmanship of this singer-songwriter has a literary quality, no surprise since she taught high-school English for five years in Washington state before pursuing her acoustic-based music full time. In an interview, Bloom said she loved teaching, especially instructing freshman about The Odyssey, Moby Dick, Romeo and Juliet, To Kill a Mockingbird, The Great Gatsby and The Grapes of Wrath. Keeping in touch with youth is still important to Bloom, who visits schools and youth centers whenever she can to talk about the music industry. Every summer, she also hosts two music camps for youth in Washington. "I feel so connected to the kids," she said of the two-week camps. Being connected with audiences is important to her, too. "There's quite a lot of talking at my shows," she said. "People have said my shows are therapeutic."
When • Wednesday, Sept. 19, at 7 p.m.
Where • Alchemy Coffee, 390 E. 1700 South, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free
Spotlight show • The Rockstar Energy Drink UPROAR Festival comes to USANA Amphitheatre with Shinedown, Godsmack, Staind and more. There will be plenty of guitars on this hard-rock tour 16 of them will be owned by Shinedown's guitarist Zach Myers. In an interview, Myers said he owns more than 200, and when he's on tour, he has different guitars for different purposes including a guitar specifically for playing in the dressing room. His guitar tech, therefore, is "very busy," Myers said. An acoustic guitar is part of the collection because the band's beloved cover of Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Simple Man" has returned to the set after being on hiatus. "We realize the fans love it," Myers said. Fans also can expect plenty of material from the new album "Amaryllis," released earlier this year. There was a period when several band members left, but Meyers said the lineup is happily stable today. "We're a band of musicians, not a band of band guys." Attika 7, Adelitas Way, P.O.D., Fozzy, Deuce, Redlight King, Mindset Evolution, Thousand Foot Krutch and Candlelight Red also perform.
When • Wednesday, Sept. 19, at 1 p.m.
Where • Usana Amphitheatre, 5150 S. 6055 West, West Valley City
Tickets • $20-$75 in advance, $25-$79 day of show, at SmithsTix
Freedom Foundation Concert
The Mormon Tabernacle Choir and the Orchestra on Temple Square celebrate the 225th anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution.
When • Friday, Sept. 14, at 7 p.m.
Where • Salt Lake LDS Tabernacle, 50 N. Main, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free
Acoustic alternative band Allred will release its latest album and perform.
When • Friday, Sept. 14, at 8 p.m.
Where • Velour Live Music Gallery, 135 N. University Ave., Provo
Tickets • $10 at 24Tix
Mark Chesnutt
Country musician Mark Chesnutt performs.
When • Friday, Sept. 14, at 10 p.m.
Where • The Westerner, 3360 S. Redwood Road, West Valley City
Tickets • $15 at SmithsTix
Cosy Sheridan
Bridger Folk Music Society hosts award-winning singer/songwriter Cosy Sheridan.
When • Saturday, Sept. 15, at 7:30 p.m.
Where • Crumb Brothers Bakery, 291 S. 300 West, Logan
Tickets • $13 at bridgerfolk.org
Easy Stars All-Stars
The Easy Stars All-Stars celebrate the release of "Thrillah," a reggae tribute to Michael Jackson. Passafire and Roots Rawka will open.
When • Sunday, Sept. 16, at 9 p.m.
Where • Urban Lounge, 241 S. 500 East, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $18.50 at 24Tix
The Last Vegas
Rock band The Last Vegas will perform from its new release "Bad Decisions."
When • Monday, Sept. 17, at 8 p.m.
Where • Burts Tiki Lounge, 726 S. State St., Salt Lake City
Tickets • $10 at SmithsTix
Atmosphere and special guests I Self Devine and Carnage perform.
When • Wednesday, Sept. 19, at 6:30 p.m.
Where • In The Venue, 219 S. 600 West, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $25 at SmithsTix
The Piano Guys
Jon Schmidt and Steven Sharp Nelson perform popular music in a smash-up style all their own.
When • Wednesday, Sept. 19, at 7 p.m.
Where • Red Butte Garden and Arboretum, 300 Wakara Way, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $25; $20 for KUED and KBYU members at redbuttegarden.org/concert
Kreator with Accept
It's a night of thrash metal with The Teutonic Terror Attack featuring Kreator with Accept and special guest Swallow the Sun.
When • Wednesday, Sept. 19, at 7:30 p.m.
Where • The Complex, 536 W. 100 South, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $25 at SmithsTix
Train will perform in support of its upcoming release, "California 37."
When • Thursday, Sept. 20, at 7 p.m.
Where • Gallivan Center, 239 S. Main St., Salt Lake City
Tickets • $40 at SmithsTix
Iration & The Expendables with Cisco Adler
Domination! presents Iration & The Expendables with special guest Cisco Adler.
When • Thursday, Sept. 20, at 8 p.m.
Where • The Depot, 400 W. South Temple, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $15 at SmithsTix


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Get SMS Alerts With Google Calendar
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One of the historical criticisms of online app packages, like Google Calendar, is that they lacked the sophistication and integration of desktop applications like Microsoft Outlook. Those criticisms have become quieter of late as Google adds more functionality and integration to its web apps and more companies find the expense of Outlook and the overhead of Exchange to be unnecessary in the age of smartphones.
Google wisely went the direction of unifying their services on both a web platform and via apps that provide the same functionality across a variety of devices including smartphones and tablets. As functionality has built up over the years there are sometimes features that slip by even seasoned professionals.
Integration of Calendar with SMS
I'm continually surprised how many people don't know they can set up their Google Calendar to send them SMS reminders. Even though that feature has been around for some time it's not well advertised.
Just go to Google Calendars
Click on Mobile Setup up in the top menu
Type in your mobile number and click Send Verification Code
Type in the verification code you get via text and you're off to the races.
When you edit an event you'll discover a new SMS option for getting reminders. Maybe this feature slips by notice is that most people are using email reminders and apps for their calendars.
Either way it's a handy feature and I expect even greater integration from Google as the development rolls on.


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Re: st: Re: RE: Re: Your paper on Stata,SAS and SPSS
"Russell Wildeman" <email@example.com>
Re: st: Re: RE: Re: Your paper on Stata,SAS and SPSS
Tue, 10 Aug 2010 20:45:38 +0000
That is absolutely fine John.
All the best,
-----Original Message-----
From: "John F Hall" <email@example.com>
Sender: email@example.com
Date: Tue, 10 Aug 2010 21:14:41
To: <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Reply-To: email@example.com: st: Re: RE: Re: Your paper on Stata,SAS and SPSS
Short of dragging selected text from them all, it would be easier if I just
forwarded the main exchanges as attachments along with some of the links.
Is this OK with you?
I see David Hitchin has already added a comment about glassblowers, thus
adding them to carpenters and plumbers..
----- Original Message -----
From: Russel Wildeman
To: email@example.com
Sent: Tuesday, August 10, 2010 11:13 AM
Subject: st: RE: Re: Your paper on Stata,SAS and SPSS
Thanks John for an interesting discussion and per always for sharing your
thoughts with the rest of us.
Do you have any electronic references to the following remarks you made in
this email? Or where I can access the debate?
"There has also been an interesting exchange between a bunch of Brits on the
relationship of the then Social Science Research Council (funding agency) to
the development of quantitative methods, with special reference to
sociology. Jennifer Platt (Emeritus Prof of Sociology, Sussex) is the
official historian of the Briitish Sociological Association and recently
presented a paper at the World Congress of Sociology, Gothenberg, in a
session for the Resarch Cttee on the History of Sociology about deliberate
attempts to change the direction of sociology."
With thanks,
Russell Wildeman
-----Original Message-----
From: email@example.com
[mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] On Behalf Of John F Hall
Sent: 10 August 2010 11:03 AM
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Cc: email@example.com; Bruce Weaver; Statalist
Subject: st: Re: Your paper on Stata,SAS and SPSS
Thanks for your prompt and appreciative reply.
For the kind of students I used to teach (no previous computing, statistics
(or even much maths) I'm still not convinced about Stata. Most of them came
from backgrounds in sociology and related subjects and Stata seems to me to
be heavily statistical. From the syntax examples I have seen in Stata, they
would be easily put off. However, modern students are very different: all
have their own computers or laptops and I'm targeting the ones with PCs,
Windows and Word (those with Mac and Linux will have to wait for someone to
convert my tutorials, but there's nothing to stop them having a quick peep).
I can see why some people in "survey research methods" are switching, but
they have a very narrow definition and they're more into the statistical
aspects such as sampling bias, non-response etc, rather than the substance
of the survey. In the UK that has always been a major difference in the
definition of "survey methods". It's unfortunate (a bit like the false
distinction between qualitative and quantitative) but I'm afraid technique
currently has dominance over content in some quarters.
There has also been an interesting exchange between a bunch of Brits on the
relationship of the then Social Science Research Council (funding agency) to
the development of quantitative methods, with special reference to
sociology. Jennifer Platt (Emeritus Prof of Sociology, Sussex) is the
official historian of the Briitish Sociological Association and recently
presented a paper at the World Congress of Sociology, Gothenberg, in a
session for the Resarch Cttee on the History of Sociology about deliberate
attempts to change the direction of sociology. She made the mistake of
contacting me (in my capacity as Editor of Quantitative Sociology
Newsletter, which ceased publication in 1984). I haven't seen her for 20
years, but I have a vivid (if not always 100% accurate) memory and managed
to track down most of the people who were active in promoting or enabling
quantitative methods and/or computing in sociological research in the UK in
the 1970s. Poor Jennifer is now buried in mounds of fascinating, detailed
and learned reminiscences!
Part of this exchange had some snide references to "plumbers" (computer and
statistics people) who could be called in to help out if thought necessary
by the superior intellects of "sociologists". I retorted, "The late Angus
Campbell (Director of ISR, Ann Arbor) once remarked to me that you wouldn't
expect a chemist to work without knowing how to put a retort stand and tubes
together, so why should sociologists not be expected to have at least a few
basic technical skills? At PNL I used to explain my job as teaching
sociologists how to count. At both SSRC and PNL I and my staff upset a lot
of people by turning round jobs in 3 or 4 days (sometimes being specially
called in) that they had been messing about with (wasting taxpayers' money
or funding agency's patience) for months, if not years, too proud or
ignorant to seek advice or assistance: others were eternally grateful, but
you can't please everyone."
There were also some snide comments about research units and centres
springing up like mushrooms to cream off research funds, but that's a whole
new story. If anyone's interested, I can forward the relevant selections.
John Hall
PS I've copied in parts of other mails so that you and others can make
sense of your reply.
----- Original Message -----
From: Michael N. Mitchell
To: email@example.com
Sent: Tuesday, August 10, 2010 4:41 AM
Subject: Re: Your paper on Stata,SAS and SPSS
Dear John
Thank you so much for your email. My apologies for my delay, I have been
buried with
many things, including focusing my efforts on my book writing.
I am delighted that you have been engaging this issue of Stata and SPSS
and have been
fostering some cross communication of the communities via the SPSSX and
listservers. Having used both packages for many years and having followed
each list for
quite a while, I know how each community can be very isolated from one
another. And, I
especially understand the issues that the SPSS folks are dealing with and
commenting upon.
That is part of the reason for the technical report that I wrote, trying to
help people
take a wider view of what is available. For those who have access to
multiple packages, to
encourage them to use the best of each tools from each package, and for
those who are
using a single package, to consider the alternatives and to consider whether
you might
want to make the effort to switch to another that might, in the long run,
serve you better
than the package that you know. At my work, I have had multiple people make
the switch
from SPSS to Stata and very quickly they do not look back. And, the cost
difference is
astounding. For the price we pay for one SAS license or the cost of about 2
SPSS licenses
we get about 30 Stata licenses.
I am no longer with UCLA so cannot assist with "web link exchanges", but
I am sure that
the UCLA stat group would be very interested in this. You can write to them
firstname.lastname@example.com .
Warmest regards,
Michael N. Mitchell
Data Management Using Stata - http://www.stata.com/bookstore/dmus.html
A Visual Guide to Stata Graphics - http://www.stata.com/bookstore/vgsg.html
Stata tidbit of the week - http://www.MichaelNormanMitchell.com
On 2010-08-05 10.31 PM, firstname.lastname@example.com wrote:
> Michael
> to A desperate user in Spain whose university will discontinue SPSS 15
> next year and not rplace it. She started a huge and ferocious debate on
> the on the SPSSX listserver about IBM/SPSS business models etc. In a
> reply someone just posted the link to your paper.
> I haven't worked through it yet, but from the thoughts in your abstract
> and acknowledgments I detect a kindred spirit working in familiar
> territory.
> I have used SPSS on dozens of surveys and thousands of queries since 1972
> and am currently working on a stack of learning materials from the
> postgraduate Survey Analysis Workshop (part-time, evening) I designed and
> taught from 1976 until I (early) retired in 1992.
> These were for various releases of SPSS on a range of machines culminating
> in SPSS-X 4 on a Vax cluster. Since 2006 I have been updating and
> expending these to use with SPSS for Windows on a PC (which involves
> conversion from WordStar4 to Word and a switch from DOS to Windows,
> neither of which I had ever used before).
> Since September last year I have been developing a new website and have
> now uploaded a substantial body of entry-level SPSS tutorials, exercises
> and specimen answers. They use syntax in preference to the drop-down
> menus, but many examples are also repeated using the menus. They are
> oriented towards survey research rather than statistics and are aimed at
> teachers, researchers and students with little or no previous experience
> of statistics (a sort of "Clod's Guide to Survey Analysis Using SPSS").
> So far have avoided using a single equation, but that may have to come
> when I get round to explaining inferential statistics in the later stages
> of the course.
> There are many SPSS courses around, but mine is different, and perhaps
> more fun. The website is http://surveyresearch.weebly.com/index.html and
> as well as SPSS it it also carries a wealth of research reports and other
> materials.
> Many of my colleagues in the UK are now switching to Stata, but I think
> SPSS is far more suited to the kind of material I'm handling. However,
> I'd be interested in seeing parallel Stata syntax and output for some of
> my examples.
> I already have a link to ATS on my SPSS intros and tutorials page
> http://surveyresearch.weebly.com/spss-intros-and-tutorials.html. Once
> I've had a look at your paper, would you be happy for me to add a link to
> it from my site?
> Finally, there's an account of how I got into all this in my Old Dog, Old
> Tricks presentation
> (http://surveyresearch.weebly.com/7-old-dog-old-tricks.html) and the first
> slide show is fun. There are also two extended critical reviews of Julie
> Pallant's "SPSS Survival Manual" (2001 and 2005, both different) on
> http://surveyresearch.weebly.com/8-spss-text-books.html
> Regards
> John Hall
----- Original Message -----
From: John F Hall
To: Various people in computing, stats and quant method in sociology
Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2010 9:33 AM
Subject: SPSS, SAS and Stata
I've read through the Mitchell article and it is more relevant to
statististical aspects of surveys than to the sorts of things I cover in my
tutorials. It's very thorough, but there are no tables or figures showing
direct comparisons of syntax or output from SPSS, SAS and Stata. I'll add
a link from my site, but I already have one to ATS at UCLA.
John Hall
----- Original Message -----
From: John F Hall
To: Reason Dave
Cc: Various people in computing, stats and quant method in sociologySent:
Friday, August 06, 2010 6:31 PM
Subject: Sociologists and plumbers
Just came across this opening paragraph in an article (link posted to SPSSX
listserver by Dirk Enzmann)
There's huge debate going on about the relative merits of SPSS vs Stata and
R, much of it an attack on the IBM/SPSS business model which is beginning to
put SPSS out of the reach of many universities as well as students. Many
users are now switching to Stata, thus losing a whole generation of students
and future users forever. There are some heartbreaking, extensive,
thoughtful and constructive contributions on the thread inexpensive 'home'
version? started by Peter Neenan email@example.com
Mitchell, M. N. (2005). Strategically using General Purpose Statistics
Packages: A Look at Stata, SAS and
SPSS (Technical Report Series, Report Number 1, Version Number 1).
Statistical Consulting Group:
UCLA Academic Technology Services. Available at
This report describes my experiences using statistical packages over the
last 20+ years, including my ex-
periences as a statistical consultant at UCLA for more than 11 years. As a
statistical consultant, I have
worked with thousands of researchers and have worked with well over a dozen
packages. In any given day,
I bounce from helping people using Stata, then SAS, then SPSS, or Mplus,
perhaps HLM, maybe LogXact,
perhaps LatentGOLD, maybe MLwiN and so forth. I have seen how certain
packages have certain strengths
and others have certain weaknesses, and that these strengths and weaknesses
fall along a large number of
dimensions. I have come to believe that data analysts are like carpenters
and that statistical software makes
up the tools that we use. A carpenter would not buy a screwdriver and
conclude that his or her toolkit
is complete. Likewise, as data analysts, we may need to draw upon multiple
tools (statistical packages) to
form a complete toolkit based on the kind of work each of us performs.
The article was updated in 2007: he's still working at UCLA and is a regular
contributor to Stata listerver. I thought the carpenter analogy
appropriate, given your remarks about plumbers and sociologists. From the
abstract and his acknowledgments, I detect a kindred spirit working in an
environment not unlike SSRC and PNL.
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KimKlinkhamer wrote in the LAU mailing-list: In an effort to help, here is what I did to get my Audigy 2 value card woking under Fedora Core 3 in 5.1 speaker mode. You MUST use 1.08 from the alsa site, it is not supported in anything before that. My kernel is either 2.6.9 or 2.6.10 downloaded as source from kernel.org, compiled with oss not included, and alsa as modules, and either kernel works fine. I downloaded all the alsa files, and installed them in this order: driver, lib, oss, utils
To install the driver (as root) I did
./configure \
--prefix=/usr \
--with-cards=emu10k1 \
--with-sequencer=yes \
make install
Then in turn in each of the lib, oss etc directories.
./configure --prefix=/usr && make && make install
The relevant bits from my modprobe.conf are:
alias char-major-116 snd
alias snd-card-0 snd-emu10k1
alias snd-slot-0 snd-card-0
alias sound-service-0-0 snd-mixer-oss
alias sound-service-0-1 snd-seq-oss
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Please stand by, we (pfSense team) are observing the issue. Might be
related to the webserver as it is different between m0n0 and pfSense.
-----Original Message-----
From: Rhon-Kaniel Bramwell [mailto:rhonkaniel at anngel dot com]
Sent: Friday, January 05, 2007 6:59 PM
To: 'DOYELLE Vincent'; m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Subject: RE: [m0n0wall] CPU load and Captive portal
I used to have that exact same problem with pfsense using a WRAP board
to do Captive Portal as well as serving as the access point, cpu load
(266MHz) and memory (128MB) was consumed totally... However when I
switched over to m0n0wall I had no more problems with either of these.
Not sure why PHP in pfsense sucks the hell outta the resources out of
My Max Number of uers on my CP was 50, simultaneous around 30.
-----Original Message-----
From: DOYELLE Vincent [mailto:V dot DOYELLE at esc dash chambery dot fr]
Sent: Friday, January 05, 2007 12:29 PM
To: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Subject: [m0n0wall] CPU load and Captive portal
Hi all
I've tried Pfsense as a captive portal in order to authenticate my wifi
users. About 400 users are able to access internet with wifi. I've seen
on captive portal about 180 users connected simultaneoulsy.
I've observed many problems concerning cpu load : cpu load was often at
70% to 100% with MANY PHP process running.
I've tried with 3 diffrent platforms :=20
1. P4 1.8 Ghz, 512 Mo, 60 Go=20
2. Athlon 64 2 Ghz, 512 Mo, 80 Go (HP DX 5150)=20
3. P3 933 Mhz, 1 Go, 72 Go (HP Proliant ML 330)
On these 3 platforms, I've observed the cpu load problems mentionned
above. On platform 2, I've observed many crash due to swap full. Trird
to change memory stick but same thing. So I've concluded that Athlon 64
was supported very well.
But, my main problem remain the cpu load. VERY often per day, I'cve seen
cpu lopad around 80% to 100%.
On all three platforms, I've seen that CPU load is very often VERY high
(between 80% to 100%). When CPU is so high, with a top command, I've
seen that there were many PHP processes consumming the cpu load.
When It's 100%, users can not access the authentification page or it's
I've already tried to ask for help on Pfsense forum but one the forums
administrator told me to ask questions here because captive portal was a
simple port of M0n0.
So, is there any other users who have encountered these problems ?
If so, what are your number of users (max and simultaneoulsy) ?
Can Captive portal authenticate more than one user at the same time ?
Do you think that this is my problem ?
Any way, thanks all for your great job.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Vincent DOYELLE
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|Name: wireshark-devel
|Distribution: openSUSE 12.1
|Version: 1.4.6
|Vendor: openSUSE
|Release: 3.1.2
|Build date: Sat Oct 29 21:41:38 2011
|Group: Productivity/Networking/Diagnostic
|Build host: build09
|Size: 611696
|Source RPM: wireshark-1.4.6-3.1.2.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://www.wireshark.org/
|Summary: A Network Traffic Analyser
Wireshark is a free network protocol analyzer for Unix and Windows. It allows you to examine data from a live network or from a capture file on disk. You can interactively browse the capture data, viewing summary and detail information for each packet. Wireshark has several powerful features, including a rich display filter language and the ability to view the reconstructed stream of a TCP session.
* Mon Sep 26 2011 email@example.com - security fixes (#bnc 718032) * CVE-2011-3266: Wireshark IKE dissector vulnerability * CVE-2011-3360: Wireshark Lua script execution vulnerability * CVE-2011-3483: Wireshark buffer exception handling vulnerability * Wed Aug 10 2011 email@example.com - security fixes (#bnc 706728) * CVE-2011-2597: Lucent/Ascend file parser susceptible to infinite loop * CVE-2011-2698: ANSI MAP dissector susceptible to infinite loop * Mon Jul 18 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - security fixes [#bnc 697516] * CVE-2011-1957: Large/infinite loop in the DICOM dissector * CVE-2011-1959: A corrupted snoop file could crash Wireshark * CVE-2011-2174: Malformed compressed capture data could crash Wireshark * CVE-2011-2175: A corrupted Visual Networks file could crash Wireshark * CVE-2011-1958: dereferene a NULL pointer if we had a corrupted Diameter dictionary * Tue May 24 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 1.4.6: + Wireshark and TShark can crash while analyzing TCP packets. + Updated protocol support: TCP - Changes from version 1.4.5: + Security Fixes: - The NFS dissector could crash on Windows. - The X.509if dissector could crash + bugs fixed: - Cygwin make fails after updating to bash v 188.8.131.52 - Export HTTP > All - System Appears Hung (but isn't). - Some HTTP responses don't decode with TCP reassembly on. - Wireshark crashes when cancelling a large sort operation. - Wireshark crashes if SSL preferences RSA key is actually a DSA key. - tshark incorrectly calculates TCP stream for some syn packets - Wireshark not able to decode the PPP frame in a sflow (RFC3176) flow sample packet because Wireshark incorrectly read the protocol in PPP frame header. (Bug 5746) - Mysql protocol dissector: all fields should be little endian. - Error when opening snoop from Juniper SSG-140. - svnversion: command not found. - Value of TCP segment data cannot be copied. - proto_field_is_referenced() is not exported in libwireshark.dll - Wireshark ver. 1.4.4 not displayed "Granted QoS" field in a A11 packet. + Updated protocol support: HTTP, LDAP, MySQL, NFS, sFlow, SSL, TCP - Drop patches (fixed upstream): + wireshark-1.4.4-CVE-2011-1590.patch + wireshark-1.4.4-CVE-2011-1591.patch + wireshark-1.4.4-CVE-2011-1592.patch * Tue Apr 26 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - security fixes [#bnc 688109] * CVE-2011-1590: Use of un-initialised variables * CVE-2011-1592: Crash in NFS dissector on Windows * CVE-2011-1591: Buffer overflow in DECT dissector * Tue Mar 08 2011 email@example.com - updated to 1.4.4 * security fixes o The DOCSIS dissector could crash (CVE-2010-1455, bnc#603251) o Crash when receiving a malformed SNMP packet (CVE-2010-3445, bnc#643078) o Multiple buffer overflow and dereference vulnerabilities (bnc#655121) o LDSS dissector overflow (CVE-2010-4300, bnc#655448) o ZCL dissector infinite loop (CVE-2010-4301, bnc#655448) o Buffer overflows in ENTTEC DMX Data RLE and others (CVE-2010-4538, bnc#662029) o Freeing uninitialized pointer (CVE-2011-0538, bnc#669908) o dct3trace buffer overflow (CVE-2011-0713, bnc#672916) o Off-by-one in dissect_6lowpan_iphc (CVE-2011-1138, bnc#678567) o Crash via corrupted pcap file (CVE-2011-1139, bnc#678568) o Crash via SMB or CLDAP packet (CVE-2011-1140, bnc#678569) o Crash in NTLMSSP via crafted pcap file (CVE-2011-1143, bnc#678571) o Wireshark pcap buffer overflow (CVE-2011-0024, bnc#683335) * Updated Protocol Support ANSI MAP, BitTorrent, DCM, DHCPv6, DTAP, DTPT, E.212, GSM Management, GTP, HIP, IEEE 802.15.4, IPP, LDAP, LLDP, Netflow, NTLMSSP, P_Mul, Quake, Skinny, SMB, SNMP, ULP * New and Updated Capture File Support LANalyzer, Nokia DCT3, Pcap-ng * Tue Feb 15 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - updated to 1.4.3 - security fixes: o MAC-LTE dissector could overflow a buffer o ENTTEC dissector could overflow a buffer o ASN.1 BER dissector could assert and make Wireshark exit prematurely - bug fixes: o AMQP failed assertion o Reassemble.c leaks memory for GLIB > 2.8 o Fuzz testing reports possible dissector bug: TCP o Wrong length calculation in new_octet_aligned_subset_bits() o Function dissect_per_bit_string_display might read more bytes than available o Wireshark crashes with Copy -> Description on date/time fields o DHCPv6 OPTION_CLIENT_FQDN parse error o Information element Error for supported channels o Assert when using ASN.1 dissector with loading a 'type table' o Bug with RWH parsing in Infiniband dissector o Help->About Wireshark mis-reports OS o Delegated-IPv6-Prefix(123) is shown incorrect as X-Ascend-Call-Attempt-Limit(123) o "tshark -r file -T fields" is truncating exported data o gsm_a_dtap: incorrect "Extraneous Data" when decoding Packet Flow Identifier o Improper decode of TLS 1.2 packet containing both CertificateRequest and ServerHelloDone messages o LTE-PDCP UL and DL problem o CIGI 3.2/3.3 support broken o Prepare Filter in RTP Streams dialog does not work correctly. o Wrong decode at ethernet OAM Y.1731 ETH-CC o WPS: RF bands decryption o Incorrect LTP SDNV value handling o LTP bug found by randpkt o Buffer overflow in SNMP EngineID preferences - updated protocol support: AMQP, ASN.1 BER, ASN.1 PER, CFM, CIGI, DHCPv6, Diameter, ENTTEC, GSM A GM, IEEE 802.11, InfiniBand, LTE-PDCP, LTP, MAC-LTE, MP2T, RADIUS, SAMR, SCCP, SIP, SNMP, TCP, TLS, TN3270, UNISTIM, WPS - new and updated capture file support: Endace ERF, Microsoft Network Monitor, VMS TCPtrace * Wed Dec 08 2010 email@example.com - updated to 1.4.2 - security fixes: * Nephi Johnson of BreakingPoint discovered that the LDSS dissector could overflow a buffer. (Bug 5318) * The ZigBee ZCL dissector could go into an infinite loop. (Bug 5303) - bug fixes: * File-Open Display Filter is overwritten by Save-As Filename. (Bug 3894) * Wireshark crashes with "Gtk-ERROR **: Byte index 6 is off the end of the line" if click on last PDU. (Bug 5285) * GTK-ERROR can occur in packets when there are multiple Netbios/SMB headers in a single frame. (Bug 5289) * "Tshark -G values" crashes on Windows. (Bug 5296) * PROFINET I&M0FilterData packet not fully decoded. (Bug 5299) * PROFINET MRP linkup/linkdown decoding incorrect. (Bug 5300) * [lua] Dumper:close() will cause a segfault due later GC of the Dumper. (Bug 5320) * Network Instruments' trace files sometimes cannot be read with an error message of "Observer: bad record: Invalid magic number". (Bug 5330) * IO Graph Time of Day times incorrect for filtered data. (Bug 5340) * Wireshark tools do not detect and read some ERF files correctly. (Bug 5344) * "editcap -h" sends some lines to stderr and others to stdout. (Bug 5353) * IP Timestamp Option: "flag=3" variant (prespecified) not displayed correctly. (Bug 5357) * AgentX PDU Header 'hex field highlighting' incorrectly spans extra bytes. (Bug 5364) * AgentX dissector cannot handle null OID in Open-PDU. (Bug 5368) * Crash with "Gtk-ERROR **: Byte index 6 is off the end of the line". (Bug 5374) * ANCP Portmanagment TLV wrong decoded. (Bug 5388) * Crash during startup because of Python SyntaxError in wspy_libws.py. (Bug 5389) - Updated Protocol Support * AgentX, ANCP, DIAMETER, HTTP, IP, LDSS, MIME, NBNS, PROFINET, SIP, TCP, Telnet, ZigBee - New and Updated Capture File Support * Endace ERF, Network Instruments Observer - fix lua error at startup (enable_lua.patch) [bnc#650434] - apply nfsv4 patch from Fedora (nfsv4-opts.patch) * Wed Nov 10 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - updated to 1.4.1 * security fixes: o stack overflow in ASN.1 BER dissector * bug fixes: o Incorrect behavior using sorting in the packet list o Cooked-capture dissector should omit the source address field if empty o MySQL dissector doesn't dissect MySQL stream o Wireshark crashes if active display filter macro is renamed o Incorrect dissection of MAP V2 PRN_ACK o TCP bytes_in_flight becomes inflated with lost packets o GTP header is exported in PDML with an incorrect size o Packet list hidden columns will not be parsed correctly from preferences file o Wireshark does not display the t.38 graph o Wireshark don't show mgcp calls in "Telephony → VoIP calls" o Wireshark 1.4.0 & VoIP calls "Prepare Filter" problem o GTPv2: IMSI is decoded improperly o EPS Quality of Service IE decoding is wrong o Wireshark mistakenly writes "not all data available" for IPv4 checksum o GSM: Cell Channel Description, range 1024 format o Wrong SDP interpretation on VoIP call flow chart o The CLDAP attribute value on a CLDAP reply is no longer being decoded o [NAS EPS] Traffic Flow Template IE dissection bugs o [NAS EPS] Use Request Type IE defined in 3GPP 24.008 o NTLMSSP_AUTH domain and username truncated to first letter with IE8/Windows7 o IPv6 RH0: dest addr is to be used i.s.o. last RH address when 0 segments remain o EIGRP dissection error in Flags field in external route TLVs. o MRP packet is not correctly parsed in PROFINET multiple write record request o MySQL Enhancement: support of Show Fields and bug fix o [NAS EPS] Fix TFT decoding when having several Packet Filters defined o Crash if using ssl.debug.file with no password for ssl.keys_list * updated protocol support ASN.1 BER, ASN.1 PER, EIGRP, GSM A RR, GSM Management, GSM MAP, GTP, GTPv2, ICMPv6, Interlink, IPv4, IPv6, IPX, LDAP, LLC, MySQL, NAS EPS, NTLMSSP, PN-IO, PPP, RPC, SDP, SLL, SSL, TCP * Thu Sep 09 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 1.4.0: + The packet list internals have been rewritten and are now more efficient. + Columns are easier to use. You can add a protocol field as a column by right-clicking on its packet detail item, and you can adjust some column preferences by right-clicking the column header. + Preliminary Python scripting support has been added. + Many memory leaks have been fixed. + Packets can now be ignored (excluded from dissection), similar to the way they can be marked. + Manual IP address resolution is now supported. + Columns with seconds can now be displayed as hours, minutes and seconds. + You can now set the capture buffer size on UNIX and Linux if you have libpcap 1.0.0 or greater. + TShark no longer needs elevated privileges on UNIX or Linux to list interfaces. Only dumpcap requires privileges now. + Wireshark and TShark can enable 802.11 monitor mode directly if you have libpcap 1.0.0 or greater. + You can play RTP streams directly from the RTP Analysis window. + Capinfos and editcap now respectively support time order checking and forcing. + Wireshark now has a "jump to timestamp" command-line option. + You can open JPEG files directly in Wireshark. + Many new and updated protocols. + See NEWS for a full list of changes. - Drop wireshark-1.2.0-asneeded.patch, fixed upstream. - Rebase wireshark-corosync-packet-dissector.patch. * Wed Aug 25 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - updated to 1.2.10 [bnc#630599] * Security fixes: o The SigComp Universal Decompressor Virtual Machine could overrun a buffer. (Bug 4867) o The GSM A RR dissector could crash. (Bug 4897) o Due to a regression the ASN.1 BER dissector could overrun the stack. o The IPMI dissector could go into an infinite loop. o CVE-2010-2993 * Bug fixes: o Wireshark crashes after configuring new Information column. (Bug 4854) o Crash triggered when changing display filter from right-mouse pop-up menu via packet-list. (Bug 4860) o Wireshark crash selecting Inter-Asterisk exchange v2 packet data. (Bug 4868) o zlib-1.2.5 cause tshark to stop live capture. (Bug 4916) o Crash when adding SNMP users. (Bug 4926) o Wireshark via ssh -X on ipv6 link-local address fails to allow capture. (Bug 4945) o OMAPI dissector fails to parse combined initialization messages. (Bug 4982) o QUERY_FS_INFO for Macintosh level 0x301 - MacSupportFlags decodes wrong. (Bug 4993) o SCSI dissector misidentifies ATA PASSTHROUGH command as ACCESS CONTROL IN. (Bug 5037) o Wrong decoding of GTP Prime (GTP') packets. (Bug 5055) * Updated Protocol Support ASN.1 BER, GSM A RR, GTP, IAX2, IPMI, OMAPI, PRES, SCSI, SMB, UNISTIM * Wed Aug 25 2010 email@example.com - updated to 1.2.9 [bnc#613487] * Security fixes: o The SMB dissector could dereference a NULL pointer. (Bug 4734) o J. Oquendo discovered that the ASN.1 BER dissector could overrun the stack. o The SMB PIPE dissector could dereference a NULL pointer on some platforms. o The SigComp Universal Decompressor Virtual Machine could go into an infinite loop. (Bug 4826) o The SigComp Universal Decompressor Virtual Machine could overrun a buffer. (Bug 4837) * Bug fixes: o Cannot open file with File -> Open. (Bug 1791) o Application crash when changing real-time option. (Bug 4035) o Crash in filter autocompletion. (Bug 4306) o The XML dissector doesn't allow dots (".") in tags. (Bug 4405) o Live capture stops when using zlib 1.2.5. (Bug 4708) o Want to be able to apply decode as to Data Portion of Lan Trace. (Bug 4721) o SABP short pdu (packet_per.c). (Bug 4743) o Kerberos pre-auth type constants - MS extensions are wrong. (Bug 4752) o Check HTTP Content-Length parsing for overflow. (Bug 4758) o Wrong variable used for proto_tree_add_text() in ptp dissector. (Bug 4773) o Crash when close window frame of gtk file chooser. (Bug 4778) o text2pcap expects \n delimited text (instead of \r\n) on win32. (Bug 4780) o Wrong decoding for BGP ORF. (Bug 4782) o Crash when Ctrl-Backspacing the display filter. (Bug 4797) o Acker AFI field incorrect size in PGM dissector. (Bug 4798) o Fedora 13: wireshark fails to build (linking problem). (Bug 4815) o The NFS FH hash (nfs.fh.hash) incorrectly matches multiple filehandles. (Bug 4839) o AES-CTR decoding not working, (dissectors/packet_ipsec.c using gcrypt). (Bug 4838) * Updated Protocol Support ASN.1 BER, BGP, HTTP, IGMP, IPsec, Kerberos, NFS, PGM, PTP, SABP, SigComp, SMB, TCAP, XML, * Updated Capture File Support ERF, PacketLogger. * Thu Jun 03 2010 email@example.com - Added corosync packet dissector (patch 4724 from https://bugs.wireshark.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=3232, minus "private key" setting, which doesn't work with nice random binary keys in /etc/corosync/authkey) * Fri May 14 2010 email@example.com - updated to 1.2.8 * Security Fixes: o The DOCSIS dissector could crash. (Bug 4644), (bug 4646) * Bug Fixes: o HTTP parser limits with Content-Length. (Bug 1958) o MATE dissector bug with GOGs. (Bug 3010) o Changing fonts and deleting system time from preferences, results in wireshark crash. (Bug 3387) o ERF file starting with record with timestamp=0,1 or 2 not recognized as ERF file. (Bug 4503) o The SSL dissector can not correctly resemple SSL records when the record header is spit between packets. (Bug 4535) o TCP reassembly can call subdissector with incorrect TCP sequence number. (Bug 4624) o PTP dissector displays big correction field values wrong. (Bug 4635) o MSF is at Anthorn, not Rugby. (Bug 4678) o ProtoField __tostring() description is missing in Wireshark's Lua API Reference Manual. (Bug 4695) o EVRC packet bundling not handled correctly. (Bug 4718) o Completely unresponsive when run very first time by root user. (Bug 4308) * Updated Protocol Support DOCSIS, HTTP, SSL * Updated Capture File Support ERF, PacketLogger. * Wed May 05 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - updated to new stable upstream version 1.2.7 * Bug Fixes: o SNMPv3 Engine ID registration. (Bug 2426) o Open file dialog always displayed when clicking anywhere on Wireshark. (Bug 2478) o tshark reports wrong number of bytes on big dumpfiles with -z io,stat. (Bug 3205) o Negative INTEGER number displayed as positive number in SNMP dissector. (Bug 3230) o Add support for FT_BOOLEAN fields to wslua FieldInfo. (Bug 4049) o Wireshark crashes w/ GLib error when trying to play RTP stream. (Bug 4119) o Windows 2000 support has been restored. (Bug 4176) o Wrong dissection on be_cell_id_list for bssmap. (Bug 4437) o I/O Graph dropdown boxes not working correctly. (Bug 4487) o Runtime Error when right-clicking field and selecting "Filter Field Reference". (Bug 4522) o In GSM SMS PDU TPVPF showing wrong. (Bug 4524) o Profinet: May be wrong defined byte meaning. (Bug 4525) o GLib-CRITICAL ** Message. (Bug 4547) o Certain EDP display filters trigger Wireshark/tshark runtime error. (Bug 4563) o Some NCP frames trigger "Dissector bug, protocol NCP". (Bug 4565) o The encapsulation abbreviation "bluetooth-h4" is ambiguous. (Bug 4613) * Updated Protocol Support: o BSSMAP, DMP, GSM SMS, LDSS, NCP, PN/IO, PPP, SIP, SNMP * Mon Feb 01 2010 email@example.com - update desktop file to use xdg-su [bnc#540627] * Mon Feb 01 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - updated to 1.2.6 * Security Fixes: o Babi discovered several buffer overflows in the LWRES * Bug Fixes: o Wireshark could crash while decrypting Kerberos data. o Address display filters hang Wireshark. (Bug 658) o PSML - structure context node missing. (Bug 1564) o Wireshark doesn't dynamically update the packet list. (Bug 1605) o LUA: There's no tvb_get_stringz() equivalent. (Bug 2244) o tvb_new_real_data is prone to memory leak. (Bug 3917) o Malformed OPC UA traffic makes Wireshark "freeze". (Bug 3986) o Analyze->Expert... doesn't show IP "Bad Checksum" errors. (Bug 4177) o Wireshark can't decrypt WPA(2)-PSK when passphrase is 63 bytes. (Bug 4183) o RTP stream analysis: Wrong jitter values after clicking the refresh button. (Bug 4340) o Wireshark decodes bootp option 2 incorrectly. (Bug 4342) o Deleting SMI modules causes Wireshark to crash. (Bug 4354) o Wireshark decodes kerberos AS-REQ PADATA incorrect. (Bug 4363) o PDML output from TShark includes invalid characters. (Bug 4402) o Empty GPRS LLC S frames cause truncated data exception. (Bug 4417) * Updated Protocol Support BJNP, BOOTP/DHCP, DHCPv6, FIP, GPRS LLC, IEEE 802.11, IP, Kerberos, OPCUA, SCTP, SSL, ZRTP * Mon Feb 01 2010 email@example.com - updated to 1.2.5 * Security Fixes: o The Daintree SNA file parser could overflow a buffer. (Bug 4294) o The SMB and SMB2 dissectors could crash. (Bug 4301) * Bug Fixes: o Wireshark does not graph rtp streams. (Bug 3801) o Wireshark showing extraneous data in a TCP stream. (Bug 3955) o Wrong decoding of gtp.target identification. (Bug 3974) o TTE dissector bug. (Bug 4247) o Upper case in Lua pref symbol causes Wireshark to crash. (Bug 4255) o Incorrect display of stream data using "Follow tcp stream" option. (Bug 4288) o Custom RADIUS dictionary can cause a crash. (Bug 4316) * Updated Protocol Support DAP, eDonkey, GTP, IPMI, MIP, RADIUS, RANAP, SMB, SMB2, TCP, TTE, VNC, X.509sat * Updated Capture File Support Daintree SNA * Mon Nov 23 2009 email@example.com - updated to 1.2.4 * Bug Fixes - Can't save RTP stream in both directions. (Bug 4120) * Updated Protocol Support - DCERPC, IPFIX/Netflow, IPv4, NAS EPS, RTCP, TIPC * Fri Oct 30 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - updated to 1.2.3 * Security fixes: - The Paltalk dissector could crash on alignment-sensitive processors. - The DCERPC/NT dissector could crash. - The SMB dissector could crash. * Bug fixes: - Wireshark memory leak with each file open and/or display filter change. - DHCP Dissector displays negative lease time. - Invalid advertised window line on tcptrace style graph. - SMB get_dfs_referral referral entry is not dissected correctly. - Error dissecting eMule sourceOBFU message. - Typos in Diameter XML files. - RSL dissector for MS Power IE is broken. - FIP dissector throws assertion. - TCAP problem with indefinite length 'components' SEQ OF. - GSM MAP: an-APDU not decoded. - Add "Drag and Drop entries..." message on Columns preferences page. - Editcap -t and -w option parses fractional digits incorrectly. * Updated Protocol Support - DCERPC NT, DHCP, Diameter, E.212, eDonkey, FIP, IPsec, MGCP, NCP, Paltalk, RADIUS, RSL, SBus, SMB, SNMP, SSL, TCP, Teamspeak2, WPS - updated to 1.2.2 * Security fixes: - The GSM A RR dissector could crash. (Bug 3893) - The OpcUa dissector could use excessive CPU and memory. (Bug 3986) - The TLS dissector could crash on some platforms. (Bug 4008) * Bug fixes: - The "Capture->Interfaces" window can't be closed. - tshark-1.0.2 (dumpcap) signal abort core saved. - Memory leak fixes. - Display filter autocompletion doesn't work for some RADIUS and WiMAX ASNCP fields. - Wireshark Portable includes wrong WinPcap installer. - Crash when loading a profile. - The proto,colinfo tap doesn't work if the INFO column isn't being printed. - Flow Graph adds too much unnecessary garbage. - The EAP Diameter dictionary file was missing in the distribution. - Graph analysis window is behind other window. - IKEv2 Cert Request payload dissection error. - DNS NAPTR RR (RFC 3403) replacement MUST be a fully qualified domain-name. - Malformed RTCP Packet error while sending Payload specific RTCP feedback packet (as per RFC 4585). - 802.11n Block Ack packet Bitmap field missing. - Wireshark doesn't decode WBXML/ActiveSync information correctly. - Malformed packet when IPv6 packet has Next Header == 59. - Wireshark could crash while reading an ERF file. - Minor errors in gsm rr dissectors. - WPA Decryption Issues. - GSM A RR sys info dissection problem. - GSM A RR inverts MEAS-VALID values. - PDML output leaks ~300 bytes / packet. - Incorrect station identifier parsing in Kingfisher dissector. - DHCPv6, Vendor-Specific Informantion, SubOption"Option Request" parser incorrect. - Wireshark could leak memory while analyzing SSL. - Wireshark could crash while updating menu items after reading a file in some cases. * Updated Protocol Support - DCERPC, DHCPv6, DNS, E.212, GSM A RR, GTPv2, H.248, IEEE 802.11, IPMI, ISAKMP/IKE, ISUP, Kingfisher, LDAP, OpcUA, RTCP, SCTP, SIP, SSL, TCP, WBXML, ZRTP * Updated Capture File Support - ERF - dropped obsoleted 3 CVE patches (see previous entry) * Fri Oct 02 2009 email@example.com - fix CVE-2009-3241 (CVE-2009-3241.patch) [bnc#541654] - fix CVE-2009-3242 (CVE-2009-3242.patch) [bnc#541659] - fix CVE-2009-3243 (CVE-2009-3243.patch) [bnc#541655] * Wed Aug 05 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - updated to 1.2.1 * Bug Fixes - The IPMI dissector could overrun a buffer. - The AFS dissector could crash. - The Infiniband dissector could crash on some platforms. - The Bluetooth L2CAP dissector could crash. - The RADIUS dissector could crash. - The MIOP dissector could crash. - The sFlow dissector could use excessive CPU and memory. - Wireshark could crash while reading a pcap-ng file. - Wireshark could crash while reading a PacketLogger file. - CFLOW decoding is wrong for IPv6 fields (Bug 3328) - Buildbot crash output: fuzz-2009-04-24-2891.pcap (Bug 3438) - packet-dcm, corrupt DICOM export files (Bug 3493) - GeoIP map should use random temporary file name (Bug 3530) - Wireshark crashes when range_string is the data type (Bug 3536) - Pcap-ng breaks VoIP call data (Bug 3539) - ANSI MAP legInformation BER Error (Bug 3541) - Starting Wireshark Portable 1.2.0 gives error message. (Bug 3547) - The title in the TCP sequence graphs is too short. (Bug 3556) - USB Packets in pcap-ng Files Not Dissected Properly (Bug 3560) - 802.11 decryption is broken (Bug 3590) - SMB2 Error Response doesn't decode properly (Bug 3609) - configure.in uses deprecated autoconf test for gnutls detection (Bug 3627) - Radius Malformed Packet error message (Bug 3635) - Wireshark could crash when loading a profile. (Bug 3640) - Analyze->Decode as... menu item becomes unavailable (Bug 3642) - btsnoop: Incorrect error message for not supported datalink type (Bug 3645) - Decode error for network-id in BICC BCU-ID (Bug 3648) - IEC 60870-5-104 dissector decodes nothing (Bug 3650) - radius_register_avp_dissector() can stop RADIUS dissector from working correctly (Bug 3651) - ANSI ISUP Cause indicators with coding standard=ANSI fail to dissect. (Bug 3654) - Wrong field position in PacketCable Multimedia Extended Classifier (Bug 3656) - FF Protocol "FMS Initiate - Version OD Calling" field packet data not unpacked properly (Bug 3694) - hci_h4: Optimize column/field handling (Bug 3703) - BSSLAP Protocol Not Decoded In BSSMAP-LE Messages (Bug 3711) - Description of tshark -t dd missing from tshark.pod (Bug 3723) - Problem in packet-per.c for ASN.1 PER Encoding (Bug 3733) - [SNMP] Crash when dissecting packet (custom MIB) (Bug 3746) * Updated Protocol Support - AFS, ANSI ISUP, ANSI MAP, ASN.1 PER, Bluetooth HCI H4, Bluetooth L2CAP, BSS CFLOW, COPS, Diameter, DICOM, FF-HSE, ICMPv6, IEC-60870-5-104, IEEE 802.11, Infiniband, IPMI, MIOP, RADIUS, RSVP, sFlow, SNMP, SMB2, ZIOP * New Capture File Support - Btsnoop, DCT3, Packetlogger, pcap-ng * Wed Jul 15 2009 email@example.com - fix asneeded.patch (patch Makefile.in files also) * Wed Jun 17 2009 email@example.com - search in /var/lib/GeoIP if user hasn't set any GeoIP folders (geoip.patch) * Wed Jun 17 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - updated to 1.2.0 Bug Fixes Too many bugs have been fixed since the 1.0 release to list here. Some notable fixes are: o Type-ahead search now works properly. o Several bugs that affected capture from pipes have been fixed. o Many Lua-related bugs have been fixed. o Several memory leaks have been found and fixed. o The "Follow TCP Stream" feature could show two streams at the same time The hex dump view has been narrowed. o WPA and SSL decryption bugs have been fixed. o Readability problems on 256-color displays on Windows have been fixed. New and Updated Features The following features are new (or have been significantly updated) since version 1.0: o Wireshark has a spiffy new start page. o Display filters now autocomplete. o A 64-bit Windows (x64) installer is now provided. o Support for the c-ares resolver library has been added. It has many advantages over ADNS. o Many new protocol dissectors and capture file formats have been added (see below for a complete list). o Macintosh OS X support has been improved. o GeoIP database lookups. o OpenStreetMap + GeoIP integration. o Improved Postscript(R) print output. o The preference handling code is now much smarter about changes. o Support for Pcap-ng, the next-generation capture file format. o Support for process information correlation via IPFIX. o Column widths are now saved. o The last used configuration profile is now saved. o Protocol preferences are changeable from the packet details context menu. o Support for IP packet comparison. o Capinfos now shows the average packet rate. o GTK1 is no longer supported. (Yes, this is a feature.) o Official Windows packages are now built using Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 SP1. New Protocol Support Anything in Anything Protocol, ATM PW, N-to-one Cell Mode, B.A.T.M.A.N. Layer 3 Protocol, BACnet MS/TP, BSS LCS Assistance Protocol, Canon BJNP, CESoPSN basic NxDS0 mode (no RTP support), Charging ASE, Cimetrics MS/TP, DECT Protocol, Digital Private Signalling System No 1 Link Layer, DOCSIS Mac Domain Description, DOCSIS Registration Request Multipart, DOCSIS Registration Response Multipart, DOCSIS Synchronisation Message, E100 Encapsulation, EHS, Enhanced Variable Rate Codec, Ethernet Global Data, Ethernet PW, Exchange 2003 Directory Request For Response, Far End Failure Detection, FCoE Initialization Protocol, GOOSE, GPEF, GPRS Tunneling Protocol V2, GSM A-I/F COMMON, GSM A-I/F GPRS Mobility and Session Management, GSM SACCH, GSM Um Interface, HDLC PW, FR port mode (no CW), HDLC-like framing for PPP, IEC 60870-5-104,Apci, IEC 60870-5-104,Asdu, IEEE 802.15.4 Low-Rate Wireless PAN non-ASK PHY, IEEE C37.118 Synchrophasor Protocol, Intelligent Platform Management Interface (Session Wrapper), Inter-Integrated Circuit, Internal TDM, IPSICTL, ISMACryp Protocol, iWARP Direct Data Placement and Remote Direct Memory Access Protocol, iWARP Marker Protocol data unit Aligned framing, Kontiki Delivery Protocol, LANforge Traffic Generator, Layer 1 Event Messages, Lb-I/F BSSMAP LE, LeCroy VICP, Link Access Procedure, Channel Dm (LAPDm), Local Download Sharing Service, LTE Radio Resource Control (RRC) protocol, MAC-LTE, Memcache Protocol, Mesh Header, MP4V-ES, Nasdaq TotalView-ITCH, Nasdaq-SoupTCP version 2.0, NAT Port Mapping Protocol, Netdump Protocol, Non-Access-Stratum (NAS)PDU, PacketLogger, Paltalk Messenger Protocol, PDCP-LTE, PW Associated Channel Header, PW Ethernet Control Word, PW Frame Relay DLCI Control Word, PW MPLS Control Word (generic/preferred), Real-Time Publish-Subscribe Wire Protocol 2.x, Remote Packet Capture, RLC-LTE, SAToP (no RTP support), SERCOS III V1.1, SIMULCRYPT Protocol, Subnetwork Dependent Convergence Protocol XID, Teamspeak2 Protocol, TTEthernet, TTEthernet Protocol Control Frame, Turbocell Aggregate Data, Turbocell Header, TURN Channel, Unreliable Multicast Inter-ORB Protocol, VCDU, Wave Short Message Protocol(IEEE P1609.3), Wireless Access Station Session Protocol, Wireshark Expert Info, World of Warcraft, Xpress Transport Protocol, ZigBee Application Framework, ZigBee Application Support Layer, ZigBee Device Profile, ZigBee Encapsulation Protocol, ZigBee Network Layer, Zipped Inter-ORB Protocol, ZRTP Updated Protocol Support There are too many updates to list here. New Capture File Support Apple Bluetooth PacketLogger, Daintree's Sensor Network Analyzer, dct3trace, Pcap-NG, TNEF (yes, those silly winmail.dat attachments) - removed obsoleted patches: * help.patch (not needed anymore) * sigpipe-block.patch (not needed anymore) * Tue May 26 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - made it compile with --as-needed * Fri May 22 2009 email@example.com - updated to 1.0.8 * bug fixes o The PCNFSD dissector could crash. * the following bugs have been fixed: o Lua integration could crash (Bug 2453) o The SCCP dissector could crash when loading more than one file in a single session. (Bug 3409) o The NDMP dissector could crash if reassembly was enabled. (Bug 3470) * updated protocol support o All ASN.1 protocols, DICOM, NDMP, PCNFSD, RTCP, SCCP, SSL, STANAG 5066 * Fri Apr 17 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - removing --with-ssl and adding --with-gnutls * per Wireshark documentation "The SSL dissector is fully functional and even supports advanced features such as decryption of SSL if the encryption key can be provided and WireShark is compiled against Gnu-TLS (rather than openssl or bsafe)." * Wed Apr 15 2009 email@example.com - updated to 1.0.7 o security fixes * The PROFINET dissector was vulnerable to a format string overflow. (Bug 3382) Versions affected: 0.99.6 to 1.0.6 CVE-2009-1210 * The LDAP dissector could crash on Windows. (Bug 3262) Versions affected: 0.99.2 to 1.0.6 CVE-2009-1267 * The Check Point High-Availability Protocol (CPHAP) dissector could crash. (Bug 3269) Versions affected: 0.9.6 to 1.0.6 CVE-2009-1268 * Wireshark could crash while loading a Tektronix .rf5 file. (Bug 3366) Versions affected: 0.99.6 to 1.0.6 CVE-2009-1269 o bug fixes * Correct use of proto_tree_add_int_format() (Bug 3048) * RTP dynamic payload clock rates incorrectly determined (Bug 3067) * TShark fails to properly close capture files when opening new ones (Bug 3172) * ANSI MAP digits type decode and bitmask corrections (Bug 3233) * Two small patches for ipvs-syncd dissector (Bug 3236) * BGP capability dissection failure (Bug 3247) * ANSI MAP fix for missing MEID/MSC ID number in RegNot (Bug 3255) * BACnet PrivateTransferError shows malformed packet (Bug 3257) * Windows silent installer is not that silent (Bug 3260) * Crash in ASN.1 dissector when using 'type table' (Bug 3271) * 802.11n SM Power save mode value 0x3 label is incorrect (Bug 3276) * 802.11 WME ie displayed incorrectly (Bug 3284) * "Copy as filter" from the packet list has been fixed. o updated protocol support * ACN, ANSI MAP, ASN.1 BACnet, BGP, CPHAP, GSM MAP, IEEE 802.11, IPVS, LDAP, NetFlow/IPFIX, PROFINET, RTP, SNMP, WSP
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Behind the Scenes: a Very Vida Vegan Thanksgiving
We hope all those celebrating any form of Thanksliving last week had a lovely day, and several days of glorious seitan roast sandwiches, whether it was classic Tofurky, the new Gardein/Trader Joe's roast, homemade, or tofu-riffic, a raw spread, straight-up mashed potatoes, or something altogether different. While we here at Vida Vegan headquarters may have spent the day separately, we stayed in touch and wanted to share the memories we already shared with each other with the readers of this ol' blog. Gosh.
Janessa stayed home, painted her toenails, and spent all day watching old movies and eating pie. Turns out this coconut cream pie was ridiculously easy to make and outrageously easy to eat. The pie recipe was adapted from this one and the coconut whipped cream is from Oh She Glows.
Jess here, and I went the nontraditional route. Julia Legume and I picked up a gigantic bag of injera from a local market, and made an Ethiopian feast of Atakilt wat, Yeabesha gomen, Yekik allecha, Miser wat, Yeshiro wet (most of the recipes coming from the great Papa Tofu Loves Ethiopian zine by Kittee Berns), lime & olive oil tossed salad, and a vanilla bourbon chocolate cream pie for dessert, which we enjoyed while watching The Muppets Take Manhattan in honor of yet another upcoming trip to New York City. Nearly one week later, we're finally done with all those lentils, and almost done with the pie. Phew.
And get ready for this: KITTENS!
Yeah, Michele here, and I don't really remember how I spent my Thanksgiving Day—there was food, sure, but we mainly just prepared ourselves and our house for the prospect of a kitten invasion…as if you can ever really be prepared for tiny fuzzy demon twins. We picked up a pair of little loves at an adoption event to highlight black kitties, as they're often ignored in favor of their more colorful pals. As you can see, they settled right in to their new lush life.
What about you guys? Any new recipes or vegan roasts to discuss? We'd love to know.


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USC Dance presents an evening of Contemporary Dance
The University of South Carolina Dance Company presents an evening of "Innovative Works without Boundaries" on the Drayton Hall stage Feb. 9-12. All shows begin at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets are $16 for the public, $14 for military, faculty and staff and $10 for students. To reserve tickets, call 803-777-5112. To charge by phone, call 803-251-2222.
The concert will include an original work by USC dance instructor Thaddeus Davis, plus new pieces by guest artist Tanya Wideman-Davis and guest choreographer Nathan Trice. Students from the Dance Education Program will also perform David Parsons' "Parsons Etude," a piece the dancers are also using as teaching tool in their work with area high-school students.
Scheduled performances include the following: "Let the Fools Stand in Line," by Thaddeus Davis; "Gold Dusk," by Nathan Trice, "Parsons Etude," by David Parsons; and an untitled work by Tanya Wideman-Davis.
Thaddeus Davis says the concert highlights the innovative work being undertaken by the dance program.
"Just like the scientists on campus who are busting atoms and the like, we are doing conceptual movement research in the dance program," he said. "We are not just making pretty dances to entertain. We are taking opportunities to explore movement ideas and human relationships via the art form. That's really the significance of what's been going on here."
For more information on "Innovative Works without Boundaries," contact Kevin Bush at 803-777-9353.