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The Texas Executive MBA at Mexico City Program is a collaboration between the EGADE Business School and the McCombs School of Business—two world class business schools supported by two world class universities.
The Tecnológico de Monterrey was founded in Mexico in 1943 by the pioneering Mexican entrepreneur Eugenio Garza Sada and a group of businessmen, as a not-for-profit institution, free from political or religious affiliation. Six decades later, the Tecnológico de Monterrey is a global education provider to 96,649 students, delivered by 8,223 professors across 31 campuses in Mexico and 8 sites in the USA and other Latin American countries. The Tecnológico de Monterrey has presence via international liaison offices in 14 global capitals from Barcelona to Beijing. As one of the most globally connected higher education systems in the world, the Tecnológico de Monterrey has alliances with over 800 universities and international education organizations in 57 countries.
The EGADE Business School is recognized as the leading graduate business school in Latin America for the formation of entrepreneurial, innovative, internationally competitive and socially responsible leaders. With locations in two world class cities, Monterrey and Mexico City, the school has built a solid international reputation based on its innovative education model, its teaching and research achievement and the global character of its academic programs. The school offers 19 postgraduate business education programs including MBAs, specialist business masters and doctoral programs in management science and financial management, as well as executive education. The national and international faculty team teaches almost 2,000 students representing 30 nationalities. In diverse global rankings, the leadership of the EGADE Business School in Latin America has been recognized in 2010 by The Economist, The Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal among other publications.
The University of Texas at Austin consists of seven colleges, eight schools and some 90 research centers situated on 350 acres in the center of the state's capital city. More than 52,000 students are enrolled in over 100 undergraduate and 170 graduate programs. The students come from all 50 states and more than 100 countries around the world. The university is a national leader in graduate degrees awarded and boasts more than 450,000 living alumni. Upon graduation, you become part of one of the largest and most powerful professional and business networks in the world. This is a place of promise as big as Texas itself and proudly bears the title of Texas' flagship university.
The McCombs School of Business, one of the first established business schools in the United States, graduated its first class of bachelor of business administration degree students in 1922 and is among the preeminent business schools in the world today. It awards undergraduate, masters and doctoral degrees and is actively involved in executive education programs for professionals. More than 200 faculty teach 6,000 students each semester and engage in original research both independently and through one of the school's 16 research centers. Among the most highly sought-after degrees at the university, the Texas MBA's hallmarks include world-renowned faculty, exceptional student culture and a powerful global network of corporate and alumni contacts.
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The year was 1926, and newly elected President Plutarco Calles of Mexico feared that the Catholic Church was too powerful an influence in Mexican society. In June of that year, President Calles signed the "Law for Reforming the Penal Code," restricting religious freedom in that nation.Under the new law, foreign-born Catholic priests and bishops were immediately expelled from the country. Priests and nuns could be heavily fined for simply wearing church attire, and could be jailed for cri … [Read more...]
I Cry for the Heroes: Remembering the Cristero War
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Wellcome you all to my World! :D
I'm Cecilia, from Argentina. ( Se habla español gente!! :D ) and I'm here since...maybe 2007 or so (I changed accounts 2 or 3 times...or so XD) I love drawing and painting. My fave art style is traditional, to see and to make art, but I'm currently trying digital art...for 2 reasons:
1 because I want to XD
2 because I can't use my scanner and have not so much time to make traditional art the way i want ( = peacefully )
I'm not of the ones who can update a blog really often (Im lazy to do that and I dont really like to do that haha)...but I'll write some stuff from time to time... :)
Have a great day people, loves!


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Describing Law School in Six Words
Inspired by Ernest Hemingway, a legal writing professor at Marquette University Law School challenged her students to write a story in six words. "One of the things we try to teach our law students is how to write concisely. And nothing is more concise than a story in six words," wrote associate professor Lisa Mazzie in a post on the school's faculty blog.
Legend has it that Hemingway won a bet that he could write a story in six words by scribbling on a napkin, "For sale: baby shoes, never worn." Ms. Mazzie asked her students and fellow faculty members to gin up some of their own "flash fiction," either about law school or just law. She's posted a few submissions on the blog.
In the spirit of collegiality, Law Blog jotted down a few about law school.
• For sale: law degree, no promises.
• Three years later, they weren't ready.
• $200,000, 24 B+'s, first-year associate.
• You'll get hired. So they claimed.
• 'But I'm tenured!' the professor replied.
• The former dean pleaded not guilty.
Law Blog invites readers to submit more six-word stories about law school or the law in general. Email them to firstname.lastname@example.com, and we'll post the best ones.


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Academic Programs
Undergraduate Programs:
The Lucas College of Business provides a rich undergraduate education. Infused throughout the undergraduate program are opportunities to develop competencies in a number of key areas -- communication, teamwork, global perspectives, critical thinking, entrepreneurship, community service, and innovation. The rigorous and challenging curriculum prepares graduates to be future leaders that succeed in the global economy.
The college is building upon its existing expertise in entrepreneurship, management, global finance, and leadership and organizational change to create a multi-track Center for Global Business Competition and Innovation. In addition, the college showcases the best and brightest students through two college-wide programs, the Gary J. Sbona Honors Program and Silicon Valley Connections, a program that takes students to visit local corporations and meet executives.
Graduate Programs:
The Donald and Sally Lucas Graduate School of Business provides an innovative, high quality business education that delivers thought solutions to the Silicon Valley and global business community. The graduate education is supported by shared core values that respect individual efforts and contributions, inclusiveness and collaboration, and lifelong learning and professional development.
The Lucas Graduate School of Business offers a range of graduate degrees through its Masters in Business Administration program and Masters of Science programs. These programs are infused with a global focus and deliver high value education that positions graduates to succeed in the competitive and ever-changing global marketplace. Programs include a full-time MBA, part-time MBA, a full-time one-year MBA, an MS in Accountancy, an MS in Taxation and an MS in Transportation Management.


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Feminism | Posted by Claire C on 10/15/2012
Who (Doesn't) Run The World? Girls.
Only 20% of political leaders in the world are women. Women leaders are under-represented in every country, from Nepal, where my organization works, to the United States, where only 17% of Congress is female. In 2010, I co-founded a leadership development organization for young women in Kathmandu, Nepal, because I strongly believe that the lack of female leaders is one of the most enduring forms of inequality in the 21st century.
Women are absent in corporate boardrooms, parliaments, peace negotiating tables and almost all major institutions around the world. For every Hillary Clinton and Marissa Mayer, there are thousands of women who do not break the glass ceiling.
While women are shut out of the institutions of power, they often face the brunt of poverty and violence. In Nepal, 1/3 …


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Ricki Lake's Wedding Dress: All the Dreamy Details
Here's an inside look of what went into creating Ricki Lake's gorgeous wedding dress. Swoon!
-Lucia Peters
Earlier this week, talk show host extraordinaire Ricki Lake surprised us all by revealing that she had eloped over the weekend. In a super secret ceremony on Sunday, Ricki tied the knot with normal, everyday (and therefore awesome) dude Christian Evans. Congrats, you two lovebirds!
But naturally, what we're all REALLY interested in is Ricki's wedding gown—and luckily for us, People has an inside look at what went into creating this dream of a dress. Interestingly, instead of going with a big-name wedding dress designer—Vera Wang, etc.—Ricki went with someone near and dear to her heart: Dancing With the Stars designer Daniela Gschwendtner, who dressed Ricki in all the fabulous costumes she appeared in during her season on the show. "They made me feel like a princess every week that I danced," Ricki told People; "I had no doubt that Daniela was going to create something that would show me off the best and make me feel beautiful, and she did."
Read First Look: Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper in 1920s Garb in 'Serena'
After a couple of secret consultations, Daniela combined some of Ricki's favorite styles to create the silhouette of the gown. "We went with something that was half a summer dress and half a wedding gown," the designer said. The result something "very soft" and "very romantic." We like!
The color of the dress ended up being quite unique, with one side of it being a very light peach and the other being cream, with a darker peach accent at the waist to tie it all together. The gown also included a corset—at Ricki's request. "Not heavy-duty or uncomfortable," Daniela said, "but one to give a little shape."
Be sure to catch more pictures of this gorgeous gown in the current issue of People.
Congratulations to the happy couple!
Lucia Peters is BettyConfidential's associate editor.


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Black history to hit road Detroit
Teacher plans to take his mobile museum of African-American memorabilia to neighborhoods
May 7, 2007
Khalid el-Hakim is an avid collector of African-American memorabilia and has enough artifacts to stock a small museum.
Among the items in his collection are a fund-raising letter written by Booker T. Washington dated March 20, 1915; a signed hockey stick from Willie O'Ree, the first black man to play in the National Hockey League, and a scrapbook kept by Robert Miles, a Michigan Ku Klux Klansman.
Although el-Hakim has displayed items from his 1,500-plus collection in the atrium of the Coleman A. Young Municipal Building in Detroit and other places, he now has a bigger vision.
At a time when budget cuts are making it hard for some students to visit the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History and other museums, el-Hakim wants to bring the museum to them.
"I just had this vision of having this trailer and going into neighborhoods," said el-Hakim, a Detroit Public Schools social studies teacher.
He has drawn help in making a mobile museum a reality. The trailer, which sits in a vacant lot on Wildemere Street on Detroit's west side, is being renovated.
His mother, Dorothy McKinney of Detroit, gave him the 9 1/2 -by 30-foot trailer that had belonged to his late stepfather.
Students and teachers at the Design Center of the University of Detroit Mercy volunteered to develop blueprints for the museum. And students and staff members at Young Detroit Builders' YouthBuild/Americorps, a GED/job training program for ages 18-24, are working on the project with Havana Construction.
"They said it was a mobile museum, and I wanted to be part of it," said Tavun Debold, 18, of Detroit, who has worked as a volunteer to get the trailer in shape.
Young Detroit Builders' instructors Derrick Tagger, 32, of Detroit and John Wurtsmith, 43, of Flat Rock also have volunteered on their days off.
"I thought it would be good for the community," Wurtsmith said.
The trailer has been gutted, new windows and wiring have been installed, and plywood has been put on the ceiling. Tagger pointed out an area near the door where a computer station will be installed for children to access the Internet.
Across town in Indian Village, the living room of el-Hakim's apartment is lined with posters, photographs, paintings, dolls and other artifacts, all part of the Bell Collection. He gave it that name to honor his family, he said.
His collection has items from the 1800s such as a bank that is caricature of a black man in a top hat with red exaggerated lips and rolling eyes, and posters featuring the late rapper Proof.
"It's really a diverse collection," el-Hakim said. "It dates from slavery all the way to hip-hop culture. A lot of people take these items and put them in private collections and the people don't have access to them."
El-Hakim said he began collecting 15 years ago, inspired in part by Ferris State University professor David Pilgrim's Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia. Hakim studied business education and social studies at Ferris State and graduated in 1994.
Wright also was an inspiration, he said.
"If I can leave an imprint on a child the way the Charles H. Wright Museum left an imprint on me," el-Hakim said. "Then my job is done."
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By Michelle Dunlop Herald Writer
A senior aviation official called the battery fire aboard a Boeing Co. 787 earlier this month a "serious safety concern" and gave no time frame Thursday for concluding an investigation into the fire.
"We do not expect to see fire events on board aircraft," said Deborah Hersman, chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board, said at a Washington, D.C., news conference. "This is a very serious safety concern."
The NTSB opened an investigation into the Jan. 7 battery fire on a Japan Airlines 787 parked at Boston's Logan International Airport. On Jan. 11, the Federal Aviation Administration launched a comprehensive review of the 787's design, manufacture and assembly. Aviation and Boeing officials at the time expressed confidence in the safety of the Dreamliner.
On Jan. 15, an All Nippon Airways 787 made an emergency landing in Japan due to a battery malfunction. The FAA grounded 787s the following day. Authorities in Europe and elsewhere — including Chile, Poland, Ethiopia, Qatar and India — swiftly followed suit. Two Japanese airlines voluntarily had grounded their planes before FAA's order. Overall, 50 Dreamliners have been grounded worldwide.
Thursday's NTSB briefing addressed the investigation of the Boston fire, but the agency is working with counterparts in Japan, who are investigating the battery event on the All Nippon Airways plane.
Separately, Boeing issued a statement saying it has "formed teams consisting of hundreds of engineering and technical experts who are working around the clock with the sole focus of resolving the issue and returning the 787 fleet to flight status. We are working this issue tirelessly in cooperation with our customers and the appropriate regulatory and investigative authorities. The safety of passengers and crew members who fly aboard Boeing airplanes is our highest priority."
The battery in the Japan Airlines fire experienced "thermal runaway" and short-circuiting, Hersman said. She described thermal runaway as an uncontrolled chemical reaction within the 787's lithium-ion battery. Short-circuiting occurs when there is an uncontrolled electrical current.
The NTSB is checking the batteries for manufacturing defects. GS Yuasa manufactured the lithium-ion batteries in Japan. Aviation observers have questioned the use of this type of battery, given that the FAA had to give Boeing special permission to use the batteries in the 787.
Hersman said investigators do not know what caused the thermal runaway or short-circuiting of the 787's battery on Jan. 7.
"These events should not happen as far as the design of the aircraft," Hersman said. "There are multiple systems to protect against an event like this. Those systems did not work as intended."
The groundings have been a nightmare for Boeing, which assembles the 787 in Everett and North Charleston, S.C. The company has orders for more than 800 of the planes from airlines around the world attracted by the 787's increased fuel efficiency. The aircraft maker has said it has stopped delivering new planes to customers but is continuing to build them.
United received its first six 787s last year and expects to get two more in the second half of this year, Jeff Smisek, the chairman, president, and CEO of United Continental Holdings, said Thursday in a call with reporters.
"All new aircraft types have issues, and the 787 is no different. We continue to have confidence in the aircraft and in Boeing's ability to fix the issues, just as they have done on every new aircraft they have produced," Smisek said.
The NTSB is also reviewing the FAA's certification process for the 787. Hersman did not know how long the NTSB investigation would take. The agency investigates transportation and pipeline accidents and makes recommendations, but regulatory authority resides with the FAA.
Some of the tests the NTSB is considering for the 787 battery could as long as a week to perform.
When the 787 will return to flight is unknown. The FAA will make that decision.
Later Thursday, Boeing issued the following statement:
Boeing welcomes the progress being made in the 787 investigation discussed today by the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) in Washington, D.C. The regulatory and investigative agencies in the U.S. and Japan have dedicated substantial resources to these investigations, and we appreciate their effort and leadership.The Associated Press contributed to this report. Michelle Dunlop: 425-339-3454; firstname.lastname@example.com.
Boeing continues to assist the NTSB and the other government agencies in the U.S. and Japan responsible for investigating two recent 787 incidents. The company has formed teams consisting of hundreds of engineering and technical experts who are working around the clock with the sole focus of resolving the issue and returning the 787 fleet to flight status. We are working this issue tirelessly in cooperation with our customers and the appropriate regulatory and investigative authorities. The safety of passengers and crew members who fly aboard Boeing airplanes is our highest priority.
In order to ensure the integrity of the process and in adherence to international protocols that govern safety investigations, we are not permitted to comment directly on the ongoing investigations. Boeing is eager to see both investigative groups continue their work and determine the cause of these events, and we support their thorough resolution.
Boeing deeply regrets the impact that recent events have had on the operating schedules of our customers and their passengers.


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Mines' hosts 8th Continent Project Business Plan Competition
GOLDEN, Colo., April 28, 2010 – Colorado School of Mines' 8th Continent Project Business Plan Competition once again challenged students to create business plans that employ aerospace-derived technology in products and services with immediate commercial applications on Earth.
Competing university teams from around the world developed their concepts based on the single criterion "Would I invest my money in this venture?" A panel of judges, with both technical and business expertise, selected five semi-finalist teams to compete for the cash prize and additional services. This includes legal assistance from the intellectual property law firm Townsend and Townsend and Crew to help launch the ventures.
Brigham Young University's student start-up venture, Altus Poles, won $40,000 in cash, support services, and secured a spot in the Global Moot Corp Competition – the Super Bowl of world business plan competitions held at the University of Texas in Austin -- for the potential to win $100,000 in prizes.
Altus Poles serves many industries by providing a new automated manufacturing process for the production of long composite grid poles that are stronger, lighter and cheaper than steel. The design of its composite grid structures achieves an incredibly high strength-to-weight ratio with a special geometry that uses longitudinal and helically-wound members. Application of this technique reaches virtually every structures market, including poles and towers, wind power generation, aerospace and defense, sports, high-rise building construction, and civil infrastructure.
Also headed to the Global Moot Corp Competition is the runner-up team Green Valley Solar, from the University of Arkansas, and semi-finalist team Deli Worm, from Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou, China.
Other semi-finalist teams included Advanced Battery Control from the University of Michigan and Nano-Protection, from the University of Virginia.
For more information on the competition, see the 8th Continent Project web site.
About the 8th Continent Project
Colorado School of Mines' 8th Continent Project is the world's most comprehensive effort to integrate space technology and resources into the global economy. The 8th Continent provides the infrastructure and resources to solve a wide range of challenges from renewable energy development to biomedical advances to global security. Located in Colorado, home of one of the most concentrated entrepreneurial, investor and aerospace talent communities in the world, the 8th Continent Project brings space down to Earth with the industry's first trade association, business incubator, funding network and research center, all working together to develop the next generation of space-related business ventures. More information can be found at www.8cproject.com.
Karen Gilbert, Public Relations Specialist / 303-273-3541 / firstname.lastname@example.com
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By now, most if not all of you have seen Philip Newborough's announcement that he is moving on. First things first: Thank you, Philip, for providing sensible and solid leadership over the past several years. And, of course, all of us are grateful for your bringing CrunchBang — a simple and solid distro that works on a wide range of hardware — into the world.
CrunchBang, if anything, was — and still is, by my estimation — both a textbook case and the perfect example of how a FOSS project should work. One person gets an idea and acts on it, and meanwhile a community grows around it. And there's a good reason that CrunchBang ranged from the teens to the mid-40s in the Distrowatch rankings: On a technical level, it was the distro's straightforward simplicity as Debian under the Openbox window manager with the "special sauce" of an install script that hopefully others will adopt. On a personal level, it was the helpful nature of those who brought a positive energy the forums, one of the most well-stocked — if not the most well-stocked — in FOSS.
But now the curtain is falling, the actors are taking their bows, and the question is, where do we go from here?
To be honest, I'm not quite ready to call it a day. In fact, I pretty much fancy keeping the sun from setting on CrunchBang.
Hence, the reference above to "the sequel:" At SCALE 13x this month, I will hold a CrunchBang Fork Birds of a Feather gathering to see if there is an interest in continuing Philip's work as he left it — Debian Jessie under the Openbox window manager — which is how I see CrunchBang going forward.
Clearly, not everyone is going to be in Los Angeles later this month, so if you have any interest in this, drop me a line at larry-dot-cafiero-at-gmail-dot-com and, thanks to the modern miracle of filters, make sure you put CrunchBang in the subject line to I actually see it.
This will be the final Larry the CrunchBang Guy blog item. It has been a blast being a part of the CrunchBang experience — writing about it here and serving as a forum moderator — and I look forward to a future where another like-minded distro picks up where Philip left off.
Larry the CrunchBang Guy and all other blogs by Larry Cafiero are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and develops business software at Redwood Digital Research, a consultancy that provides FOSS solutions in the small business and home office environment.)


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Must Haves: 10 Perfect Pointy Toe Pumps
Ever since I saw my lifestyle role models Amelia McDonell-Parry and Celine Dion [I am honored to be in such esteemed company. — Editor] rocking some fabulous pointy toe pumps, I've been dying for a pair of my own. I scoured the internet and found 10 pairs that are sexy, stylish, and less than $60, which is a great combo if you ask me. Click through to check 'em out!


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So I stumbled upon this specimen:
It's the "[HWUG1] Wireless-G USB Adapter with Removable Antenna," I figured this would be very useful because i have an antenna that i'm sure would fit on the sma sticking out the side. So I asked customer support for the chipset...
Ralink 257x/2671 chipset
Does anyone know if this is good for injection? cus if it is, then this is gold.
EDIT: I think it looks promising, I found a card on the BT wiki that has the same chipset I think:
Belkin F5D7050B
* Driver : rt73
* Chipset: Ralink 2570
Works fine on boot including packet injection.


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Solunar calendar
About Solunar calendar
Solunar theory predicts the best times for fishing and hunting based on moon and sun location. This calendar tells the best fishing times for any location.
This calendar will update automatically. You will Not need to resubscribe. Just make sure your calendar application updates the subscriptions weekly (please do not set it to update more often than this).
System Requirements
- Mac OS X 10.2 or later
- iCal (or other calendar software)
- Internet connection
Download Details
- Company:
- User Point Oy
- Post Date:
- November 1, 2010
- File Size:
- Download ID:
- 29997
Apple is providing links to these applications as a courtesy, and makes no representations regarding the applications or any information related thereto. Any questions, complaints or claims regarding the applications must be directed to the appropriate software vendor.


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We did not find any listings that match your search
It's easy to swap two letters around or forget the state. When possible, we'll give you a list of things that you might have meant.
Check the formatting
There are several ways to search for homes. Here are some examples:
- By City By Zip Code By Neighborhood By Street or Address
- columbus, oh 43224 Old Town, Chicago, IL 910 e hamilton ave, campbell, ca
Use location names recognized by the postal service
We cannot find listings using informal location names like "Maui" or "bay area".
Limit searches to inside the United States
At this time, the vast majority of our listings are inside the United States.


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Asustek Computer has announced the M70 desktop with the latest fourth-generation Intel Core processor and Near Field Communication (NFC) technology for wireless pairing with Android-based devices.
The M70 allows users to log onto the PC and launch applications via NFC, while photos in mobile devices can also be backed up wirelessly with a simple tap, the vendor said.
The M70 features SonicMaster Technology and MaxxAudio from Waves to provide users audio output. The M70 can also charge mobile devices wirelessly, while a built-in UPS acts as a power supply for the PC in the event of a power outage.
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
- 2015 global tablet demand forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report provides a 2015 forecast for the global tablet market and analyzes the strategies of key market players such as Google, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft.
- 2015 China smartphone panel trend forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the strategies of key China-based major panel makers BOE, Tianma and IVO for attacking the different market segments through technology and pricing, and their relationship to local vendors Huawei, Lenovo, ZTE, Xiaomi and Coolpad.


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ttt for this ....
ttt for this ....
no chance of a Sticky?
another bump for the new york marathon which is on Sunday 7th
thanks Bateman!!
just seen this thread, great work for a great cause, ive stickied it.
"The more you sweat in peace, the less you bleed in war"
How is the fun raising going for this?
Proud to be sponsored bySport-Sense.co.uk
Think I'm gonna have to donate to this after christmas ( skint before lol ), can't believe he hasn't got more donations! though I do suspect if the BBC show it, the donations will roll in!.


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|Summary: Evince Plugin for Nautilus
Evince is a document viewer capable of displaying multiple and singlepage document formats like PDF and PostScript. This package contains a plugin to integrate Evince into Nautilus.
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Add Help button to the toolbar editor (bgo#503638) - Use GTK_STOCK_GO_BACK for the history button (bgo#554585) + Bug fixes: - Fix saving annotations added to different pages (bgo#628378) - Add plural form for "cancel print jobs before closing" dialog - Update toolbar-editor from libegg to fix drag and drop toolbar items - Disable shortcut 'n' while editing form fields (bgo#654927) - Do not use the C++ template keyword in headers - Update smclient check for gdk targets - Save zoom factor in default settings when sizing mode is free (bgo#653383) - Fix build with --enable-introspection (bgo#643382) - Update synctex parser to version 1.16 (bgo#651263) + Documentation: - Update man page (bgo#526539) - Fixed spelling errors, clarified concepts and updated docs (bgo#648254) + Updated translations. - Drop evince-find-libedocument.patch: fixed upstream. - Add zlib-devel BuildRequires: new explicit dependency. * Tue Jun 14 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.1.2: + Updated translations. * Mon May 23 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.0.2: + Fix goto window in presentation mode + bgo#648056: Don't allow to hide the toolbar when it's being edited + bgo#647138: Send page dest as integer to other evince instances when '-i' command line switch is used + bgo#647378: Don't jump to find result when the findbar is shown with search text + bgo#644806: Fix error processing some malformed TIFF files + bgo#648365: Clear caches after destroying child widgets + Fix ev_win32_get_locale_dir() + Updated documentation + Updated translations. * Thu May 05 2011 email@example.com - Add evince-find-libedocument.patch: gobject-introspection does not find the newly built libedocument3. * Tue Apr 05 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.0.0: + Updated translations. * Mon Mar 28 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.91.93: + bgo#645594: evince icon updated + Updated translations. - Changes from version 2.91.92: + Bug fixes: - Save contents of text form fields when they loss the focus (bgo#624921) - Disable "open containing folder" action when no document is loaded (bgo#644613) - Give the keyboard focus to the view when sidebar is closed (bgo#645109) - Fix document loading when filename contains some characters like brackets (bgo#644604) - Another fix for buffer overwrite in dvi-backend (bgo#643882) - Use TIFFOpenW on windows (bgo#644928) - Remove all widgets from the View when reloading the document (bgo#632087) - Use the primary-toolbar style class for the window toolbar (bgo#644118) - Add .png extension when saving images using DnD (bgo#643709) - Update totem-screensaver code from totem sources (bgo#642946) + Documentation: - Relocate help images to fix documentation build (bgo#645410) - Updated information about opening a document - Changes from version 2.91.90: + Bug fixes: - Fix focus stealing when scrolling with keyboard (bgo#633475, bgo#623829) - Fix another security issue in the dvi-backend (bgo#640923) - Check for libICE, needed by eggsmclient (bgo#642509) - Rotate with CTRL+Left/Right in presentation mode too (bgo#641772) - Make the toolbar editor fill its window (bgo#641579) - Changes from version 2.91.6: + New Features and UI Improvements: - Add support for external links in presentation mode (bgo#628711) + Documentation: - Fix a few minor mistakes in the manual (bgo#640345) + Bug fixes: - Move to next/previous page with media keys in presentation mode too (bgo#625560) - Remember the current page when document is reloaded in presentation mode (bgo#637594) - Check all extensions when saving an image to avoid adding the extension twice (bgo#637461) - Prevent the sidebar to get the focus when selected thumbnail changes (bgo#639408) - Make sure a11y is initialized before checking whether it's enabled (bgo#639850) - Call gdk_notify_startup_complete() when acting as remote to prevent a hung startup notification when opening a document for the second time (bgo#640115) - Fix rendering issue with some fonts in dvi backend. - Changes from version 2.91.5: + New Features and UI Improvements: - Install .thumbnailer file to register the thumbnailer instead of using GConf (bgo#638343) - A context menu has been added to bookmarks sidebar to open, rename and remove bookmarks + Bug fixes: - Fix return value in g_return_val_if_fail() macro - Fix several security issues in dvi backend: CVE-2010-2640, CVE-2010-2641, CVE-2010-2642 and CVE-2010-2643 - Do not use deprecated API: GdkCursor, GtkStyle, size-request - Changes from version 2.91.4: + New Features and UI Improvements: - Port to GtkStyleContext. - Use GAppInfo instead of deprecated gdk_spawn methods. - Document filename is not shown in the window title (bgo#386292) - Support for interal bookmarks (bgo#590655) - Add support for xz compressed documents (bgo#636481) - Add support for .wwf files (they are just PDF documents with another file extension (bgo#636415) - The pixbuf backend has been removed. Evince is a document viewer, not an image viewer. Eog does the latter job much better than evince ever could. + Documentation: - Lots of documentation updates + Bug fixes: - Stop the GtkSpinner when the loading window is hidden (bgo#637390) - Fixes crash when printing operation is cancelled (bgo#635619) - Don't draw a resize grip for Annotation Windows - Changes from version 2.91.3: + New Features and UI Improvements: - Add timestamp parameter to SyncSource DBus signal (bgo#632313) - Use gtk_paned_new() instead gtk_[h|v]paned_new() + Bug fixes: - Add sanity-checks to fix several crashes (bgo#594408, bgo#572061) - Use the URI of the input file instead of the local filename in SyncSource DBus signal (bgo#632317) - Fix a crash when clicking the view before document has been loaded (bgo#630999) - Changes from version 2.91.2: + New Features and UI Improvements: - Migrate to new size request API (bgo#633480) - Implement GtkScrollable interface in EvView - Migrate to new combo box APIs (bgo#632640, bgo#632600) + Bug fixes: - Fix drawing glyphs with transparency in dvi backend (bgo#494736) - Fix a typo in pkg-config file - Changes from version 2.91.1: + New Features and UI Improvements: - Migrate user config dir to XDG fdo directories spec (bgo#522811) + Documentation: - Replace the existing Evince user guide with new topic-based help from the Mallard project (bgo#631371) + Bug fixes: - Fix introspection build for library renames (bgo#631360) - Changes from version 2.91.0: + New Features and UI Improvements: - Add timestamp parameter to SyncView D-Bus method (bgo#630576) - Port to gtk3 - Layer actions are now supported for PDF document - Add 'Open Containing Folder' action to the File menu (bgo#627443) - Make "Shrink to Printable Area" default option for Page Scaling. - Change gsettings schema path from /apps/evince to /org/gnome/evince - A D-Bus signal is now emitted when document is loaded (bgo#626561) - XPS Documents are now supported (bgo#321868) - Evince daemon can spawn an evince instance when finding a document (bgo#625971) + Bug fixes: - Fix a crash when synctex backward search fails (bgo#630845) - Don't show an empty tooltip for links that don't have tooltip text - Fix build with --disable-dbus (bgo#629498) - Fix a crash during selection when evince is built with gtk2 - Adapt BuildRequires to GNOME 3 (remove gconf2-devel, replace gtk2-devel with gtk3-devel) - Drop evince-dvi-vulnerabilities.patch: fixed upstream - Drop evince-dvi-vulnerability-again.patch: fixed upstream - Replace GConf2 schemas handling with GSettings schemas handling. - Remove deprecated configure options (pixbuf, impress) and stop passing --with-gtk=2.0 as we move to gtk3. * Thu Feb 17 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add evince-dvi-vulnerability-again.patch to fix another vulnerability in the DVI backend. Fix bnc#671064. * Sun Feb 13 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Call relevant macros in %post/%postun: + %desktop_database_post/postun because the package ships at least one desktop file. + %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. * Wed Jan 05 2011 email@example.com - Add evince-dvi-vulnerabilities.patch to fix CVE-2010-2640, CVE-2010-2641, CVE-2010-2642, CVE-2010-2643. (bnc#660555). * Mon Sep 27 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.32.0: + Make "Shrink to Printable Area" default option for Page Scaling + Fix build with --disable-dbus (bgo#629498) + Updated translations. * Mon Sep 13 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.31.92: + Change gsettings schema path from /apps/evince to /org/gnome/evince + bgo#626561: A D-Bus signal is now emitted when document is loaded + bgo#628945: Use GConf again for lockdown settings + Fix a crash during selection when evince is built with gtk2 + bgo#625971: Evince daemon can spawn an evince instance when finding a document + Updated translations. * Tue Aug 17 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.31.90: + bgo#626407: Do not jump to link dest when clicking with GDK_CONTROL_MASK + Use GDK_BLANK_CURSOR instead of creating our own empty cursor + bgo#626334: Improve findbar message when there are no matches + bgo#626147: Remove #ifdefs for old cairo versions + Updated translations. - Drop evince-fix-pc-gtk2.patch: fixed upstream. - Pass --with-gtk=2.0 to configure. * Fri Aug 06 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 220.127.116.11: + Add --with-gtk=2.0|3.0 configure flag (bgo#626030) + Fix a crash with DVI files and empty glyphs (bgo#600552) + Fix a crash when a page is manually entered (bgo#624936) + Updated translations. - Changes from version 2.31.6: + New Features and UI Improvements: - Preliminary support for adding new annotations (bgo#168304) - Add confirmation dialog on closing window when document has been modified (Form fields have been filled out or annots have been added/modified) (bgo#168304) - Add an action to edit menu to save current settings as default. Default settings will be used only for new documents that don't have metadata (bgo#620325) - Migrate lockdown to gsettings + Bug fixes: - Update synctex parser from TexLive SVN repository (bgo#624532) - Fix a crash when loading document with inverted colors enabled - Several build improvements - Fix memory leaks when document is reloaded - Fix position of window annotations when moved by the user - Fix build with poppler 0.14 (bgo#624904) - Use cairo instead of gdk_draw API - Only set text and text_layout flags in page cache when a11y might be enabled - Add evince-fix-pc-gtk2.patch to make the pkg-config file reference gtk+ 2, not gtk+ 3. - Add explicit gtk2-devel BuildRequires. - Remove unneeded libglade2-devel BuildRequires. - Remove explicit Requires for devel packages in devel subpackage: we'll have pkgconfig()-style Requires automatically. - Use %glib2_gsettings_schema_* macros for GSettings schemas installation. - Move gir files to devel package. * Sun Jul 18 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.31.5: + New Features and UI Improvements: - Add a new sidebar page to show the list of annotations - bgo#543503: Finish DBus API for synctex support - Switch to GTK+ 3 + Bug fixes: - bgo#604125: Make sure annot popups never show up outside the main window - bgo#623456: Set word wrapping mode for text in popup annotations - Use gtk3-devel BuildRequires instead of gtk2-devel. * Thu Jul 15 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 188.8.131.52: + bgo#623080: Fix build when poppler_page_get_text_layout is not available - Changes from version 2.31.4: + New Features and UI Improvements: - bgo#309015: Implement AtkText interface in EvView - bgo#543503: Add preliminary SyncTex support + Bug fixes: - bgo#530018: Don't save print document settings into global file - bgo#621750: Reload presentation view when document changes - bgo#621386: Remove hard-coded reason in totem-scrsaver - bgo#619248: Fix opening cbz files with [] in archive - Changes from version 2.31.3: + New Features and UI Improvements: - bgo#303365: Use a dynamic pixbuf cache size based on document page size. It allows us caching more pages for lower scale factors and increase zoom level by caching fewer pages. + Bug fixes: - bgo#619825: Fix fade animations - bgo#619948: Fix a crash when starting animation in presentation mode - bgo#620548: Remove set_focus_on_map and set NOTIFICATION type hint for loading window. It prevents focus stealing and skips taskbar and pager hints - bgo#605776: Fix build with GSEAL enabled - Remove circular dependencies in Makefiles and fix some compiler warnings - Changes from version 2.31.2: + New Features and UI Improvements: - Port to GDBus - bgo#619335: Do not use the gconf gsettings backend any more - Use cairo to draw search results - Use a loading window to show loading progress information instead of the old 'Loading ...' text rendered on every page + Bug fixes: - bgo#610548: Fix localization on Windows - Convert relative path to absolute path for evince-previewer - bgo#616515: Fix opening files with '#' in its name - Accept keyboard focus in window annotations - bgo#617736: Add .c files to the introspection sources - Changes from version 2.31.1: + New Features and UI Improvements: - bgo#617580: Add saved documents with "save a copy" to recent file list - Port override_restrictions gconf key to GSettings - bgo#614400: Add icons to the recent items, and always show them in menu + Bug fixes: - Invert colors of pages and thumbanils when loading in inverted color mode (bgo#616110, bgo#616111) - Take default settings from last document opened. Fixes regression caused by migration to gio metadata (bgo#606090) - Ellipsise the recent action's label - Make inverted colors mode work in presentation mode too (bgo#614693) - Respect GNOME22_USER_DIR env variable (bgo#613637) - Fix loading of local documents when uri contains a page destination (bgo#616515) - Make gnome-doc-utils optional - Update icons to match gnome-icon-theme appearance (bgo#614747) - Make sure there's a new valid page range before updating caches (fdo#27599) - Fix .desktop file according to CorrectDesktopFiles GNIOME Goal (bgo#592733) - Update FSF address everywhere (bgo#514607) - Fix loading of compressed password-protected documents (bgo#613959) - Add command line option to open document at a given page index (bgo#613449) - Fix build with GSEAL_ENABLE for libview and libdocument (bgo#605776) - Close previewer window with control + w (bgo#612972) - Fix keybindings in previewer window (bgo#612972) + Updated translations. - Drop upstream fixed evince-bgo617154.patch. * Tue May 25 2010 email@example.com - Add evince-bgo617154.patch to avoid dead-lock if the dot-folder does not exist. * Thu Apr 29 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.30.1: + bgo#614693: Make inverted colors mode work in presentation mode + bgo#613637: Respect GNOME22_USER_DIR env variable + bgo#616515: Fix loading of local documents when uri contains a page destination + bgo#606090: Take default settings from last document opened. Fixes regression caused by migration to gio metadata + bgo#614747: Update icons to match gnome-icon-theme appearance + fdo#27590: Make sure there's a new valid page range before updating caches + bgo#514607: Update FSF address everywhere + bgo#613959: Fix loading of compressed password-protected documents + bgo#612972: Close previewer window with control + w + bgo#612972: Fix keybindings in previewer window + Updated translations. * Mon Mar 29 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.30.0: + Fix scale calculation on rotated monitors in presentation mode + Save current page when closing window in presentation mode (bgo#612656) + Fix rendering of documents with non uniform page size when in presentation mode + Use monitor height instead of screen height to calculate page scale in presentation mode (bgo#608924) + Updated translations. * Wed Mar 10 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.92: + Fix build with gtk+ >= 2.19.7 + Updated translations. * Tue Feb 23 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.91: + New Features and UI Improvements: - DVI backend support on windows (bgo#602910) + Documentation fixes: - Modernise API docs + Bug fixes: - Fix dpi calculation (bgo#608586) - Allow adding actions for more than one item in view popup menu (bgo#609497) - Add gconf schemas for comic cbt files (bgo#609501) - Update totem-scrsaver from totem sources (bgo#610173) - Fix linking with pedantic linkers (bgo#609895) - Do not link evince shell to poppler directly (bgo#608832) - Several translatable messages fixed (bgo#608698) + Updated translations. * Sun Feb 21 2010 email@example.com - Use %_smp_mflags instead of %jobs. - Split nautilus extension in a separate package. * Wed Jan 13 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.5: + New Features and UI Improvements: - Make Home/End keys go to first/last page in presentation mode too (bgo#358462) - Allow finish presentation by clicking on end page (bgo#309364) - Add custom print tab to printing dialog with several page scale options (bgo#599468, bgo#599470, bgo#599547) - Add support for remote files in evince thumbnailers (bgo#605218) - Add evince icon to the windows executable (bgo#596401) + Bug fixes: - Fix transition of pages with duration=0 in presentation mode - Fix vertical white line shown in presentation mode with documents with black background (bgo#438760) - Fix fickering and blank screen issues when changing pages fast in presentation mode (bgo#602738) - Fix printing on Windows (bgo#604705) - Disable text selection in presentation mode (bgo#605554) - Make comics backend also compile on Windows (bgo#605146) - Remove comics_regex_quote() in favor of always using g_shell_quote() (bgo#605092) - Properly redrawn properties view when document is reloaded (bgo#605169) + Translation updates * Wed Dec 23 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.4: + New Features and UI Improvements: - Always show rotate icons (bgo#599398) - EvPrintOperation has been moved to libview so that it can be used by EvView users (bgo#604750) - Support for cbt comic files (bgo#588266) + Bug fixes: - Do not fail to open external uri links that are relative paths (bgo#604716) - Do not hardcode BINDIR on Windows (bgo#605001) - Fix a crash in djvu backend on windows (bgo#604919) - Replace mkdtemp with our own _ev_g_mkdtemp to make it portable (bgo#604917) - Include a copy of some icons from gnome-icon-theme to be used as fallback on platforms like window where gnome-icon-theme is not available (bgo#596400) - Fix 0x0 page size always shown in properties view - Do not hide page selector widget on invalid input (bgo#603714) - Split EvPixbufCache into dynamic and static data. Static page data (links, annots, images, text and forms) that don't depend on current scale/rotation, have been moved to EvPageCache and are never removed. (bgo#602405) - Fix a typo in EV_RENDER_CONTEXT macro definition (bgo#603857) - Code cleanups and improvements in libview (bgo#603858) + Updated translations. - Change gnome-keyring-devel BuildRequires to libgnome-keyring-devel, following the module split upstream. - Remove gir-repository BuildRequires: it shouldn't be needed with recent versions of gtk2. * Wed Dec 02 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.3: + New Features and UI Improvements: - Add inverted colors view mode (bgo#321823) - Add options to open/save attachment annotations to context menu + Bug fixes: - Fix infinite loop when scrollbar visibility changes in fit-with mode - Do not resize the window when zoom in/out with CTRL+Scroll (bgo#602798) - Keep scroll position when reloading (bgo##602445) - Make "p" and "n" accels unsensitive while searching + Updated translations. - Changes from version 2.29.2: + New Features and UI Improvements: - Add support for PDF File Attachment Annotations (bgo#601839) - Use "n" and "p" keys for page jump (bgo#601217) - Update actions sensitivity when gconf keys change (bgo#568433) + Documentation fixes: - Make series ID unique (bgo#599726) + Bug fixes: - Fix saving attachments - Make sure view is redrawn as soon as current page is rendered (bgo#601433) - Fix documentation of default flag values in configure - Do not mark properties name and desc as translatable (bgo#509824) - Fix build with glib < 2.22.0 (bgo#600338) - Disable print page setup options according to lockdown (bgo#568433) - Fix loading of remote files - Correctly process --with-smclient arguments (bgo#590174) + Updated translations. * Sat Nov 14 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.29.1: + New Features and UI Improvements: - Embed page setup settings in the print dialog (bgo#591551) - A new tab has been added to properties dialog to show information about the document license (bgo#349173) - Use different processes for every document opened. (bgo#583680, bgo#434966, bgo#497388, bgo#524633, bgo#586087) - Use GVFS metadata instead of our own xml based implementation. (bgo#586841) - When scrolling a page, move one screen leaving one line context to help to visually track the document as it moves. (bgo#170871) - Use GtkInfoBar instead of GeditMessageArea for the message area (bgo#592785) - EvPageCache has been splitted up into document part (moved to EvDocument which has been converted into an abstract class instead of an interface) and view part: EvDocumentModel. This allows to have more than one EvView for the same document, so that "Open a Copy" can be implemented without using the symlink hack. (bgo#573641) + Bug fixes: - Several fixes and cleanups in comics backend - Don't exit with non-writable $HOME - Clean up temp file handling to make sure we can cope with not being able to create our temp directory (bgo#595372) - Set page orientation of each page when printing so that documents with mixed portrait/landscape pages print correctly (bgo#599470) - Preserve aspect ratio when scaling page for printing (bgo#599468) - Fix a crash when we don't have a DBUS connection - Make sure total_num_bytes > 0 before using it in progress callbacks (bgo#597691) - Escape document URI before showing it in progress area (bgo#597691) - Fix a crash due to an uninitialized variable (bgo#597154) - Fix a crash when there are form field widgets active during rotation (bgo#593316) - Remarks the selected thumbnail after rotation (bgo#595548) - Don't change current page when rotating documents with different page sizes (bgo#595704) - Fix thumbnails rotation when loading a rotated document (bgo#595718) - Save images as png or jpg when the filename has no extensions (bgo#595079) - Populate destination page when reloading the document (bgo#570054) + Updated translations. * Tue Sep 22 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.28.0: + bgo#570054 - Populate destination page when reloading the document + bgo#595079 - Save images as png or jpg when the filename has no extensions. * Tue Aug 11 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.27.90: + Let scroll wheel change page when in non-continuous best-fit mode (bgo#562257) + Show print progress information when using GtkPrintOperation + Don't show crash recovery dialog when requested file is the only one to be recovered (bgo#578894) + Disable crash recovery when D-BUS is disabled (bgo#578894) + Grab focus on view widget after setting metadata (bgo#589300) + Fixes segmentation violation when print file format is empty (bgo#589226) + Use AM_V_GEN to make custom commands silent (bgo#585355) + Don't install schema files when building without gconf + Updated translations. * Tue Jul 21 2009 email@example.com - Enable gobject-introspection support: add gobject-introspection-devel and gir-repository BuildRequires, pass --enable-introspection to configure. * Mon Jul 20 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.27.4: + Compute selections on button press for word/line selections (bgo#562059) + Fix several even/odd multipage issues (bgo#583429) + Register thumbnailing for gzip/gzip dvi files (bgo#588013) + Get rid of shave with AM_SILENT_RULES automake option (bgo#585355) + Make evince output pdf on supported printers (bgo#585442) + Fix build on windows + Determine data directory on runtime on windows + Fix build without GConf + Fix several introspection build issues (bgo#585971) + Updated translations. * Tue Jun 16 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.27.3: + New Features and UI Improvements: - Update the hildon port - Complete the win32 port (bgo#339172) - Allow activate the menubar in fullscreen mode (bgo#504243) - Do not create popup window if the annot doesn't have a popup - Add tests for printer settings (bgo#583976) - Remember and reuse "Save a Copy..." path (bgo#485195) - Support for cb7 using the p7zip commands in comics backend (bgo#565174) - Parse xml metadata to detect PDF/A documents (bgo#582206) + Bug fixes: - Several build fixes and improvements - Fix page transitions in presentation mode (bgo#583652, bgo#581881) - Scale according to paper size before rendering for printing - Fix multipage even/odd printing issues (bgo#583429, #583388) - Gracefully work with FITB destinations and friends (bgo#583276) - Fix double to int conversion in thumbnails_get_dimensions (bgo#581524) - Ohter bugs fixed: bgo#584617, bgo#585497 + Updated translations. - Add suggest for p7zip and unzip for the comics backend. * Tue May 19 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.27.1: + New Features and UI Improvements: - Use GtkPrintOperation when printing for the backends that support rendering into a cairo context (bgo#557112) - Recover previous session when running evince after a crash (bgo#578894) - Preliminary annotations support (bgo#315002) - Rename Print Setup menu entry as Page Setup for consistency with the GTK+ dialog title (bgo#581109) - Added F3 as a find-next accelerator key (bgo#579072) - Support the free Gna! unrar tool in comics backend (bgo#552074) - Add evince-previewer as a separate applicaton that implements the printing preview + Bug fixes: - Fix handling of the tmp folder (bgo#582108) - Abort dnd operations originated in the same Evince window (bgo#582077) - Disable bouncing during scrolling (bgo#533534) - Fix build without gconftool-2 (bgo#581441) - Fix documentation build (bgo#579671) - Fix error handling of broken documents (bgo#580886) - Fix several memory leaks in comics backend (bgo#552074) - Escape URIs for display (bgo#581064) - Resync with libegg to remove deprecated GTK+ symbols (bgo#580556) - Correct check for exit status of commands in comics backend (bgo#579656) - Add -no-undefined flag for Cygwin build (bgo#580058) - Use g_file_make_symbolic_link to create symlinks (bgo#339172) - Delete the temp symlink created when opening a copy - Don't redraw again when zoom is set more than once to the same scale factor - Fix print preview of empty selection (bgo#517735) - Don't prevent unmounting in case the initial cwd is on an external device (bgo#575436) - Create and load the document based on the mime-type provided by nautilus instead of using our own documents factory. (bgo#533917) - Fix endianess issues in dvi and tiff backends (bgo#578433, bgo#509920) - Fix memory leak in tiff backend (bgo#578285) - Fix path where accels file is saved (bgo#577500) - Fix fading animations - Translate the categories in the nautilus properties tab (bgo#575085) - Other bugs fixed: bgo#539972, bgo#578436, bgo#582543 + Updated translations. - Suggests unrar for the comics backend. * Thu Apr 16 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.26.1: + Don't prevent unmounting in case the initial cwd is on an external device (bgo#575436) + Create and load the document based on the mime-type provided by nautilus instead of using our own documents factory. (bgo#533917) + Fix endianess issues in dvi and tiff backends (bgo#578433, bgo#509920) + Fix memory leak in tiff backend (bgo#578285) + Fix path where accels file is saved (bgo#577500) + Fix fading animations + Translate the categories in the nautilus properties tab (bgo#575085) + Updated translations. * Thu Mar 26 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - use --disable-static instead of removing static libraries at %install * Tue Mar 17 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.26.0: + Fix compiler warning when building with -Wformat (bgo#574168) + Fix a crash with encrypted documents + Translation updates - Remove libstdc++, scrollkeeper and texlive-bin-devel from BuildRequires - Add gtk2-devel to Requires for -devel package - Use find %{buildroot} -type f -name "*.*a" -exec %{__rm} -fv {} + to remove *.*a files - Don't package omf files twice (they are in the lang package too). * Fri Mar 06 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.25.92: + Show the 'jump to page' window in the right GdkScreen (bgo#560541) + Make our own thumbnail when the provided one doesn't have the needed size (bgo#323198, bgo#307357) + Reduce the restriction on the minimum size of thumbnails from 40 to 1 (bgo#323198) + Use GOption in thumbnailer + Fix saving a copy of encrypted PDF documents (bgo#566791) + Don't use g_quark_from_static_string in a loadable module + Use g_object_unref() instead of gdk_pixbuf_unref() in impress backend (bgo#571707) + Updated translations. - Remove -fno-strict-aliasing from CFLAGS.
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Discussion in 'Draft Zone' started by CATCH17, Sep 20, 2012.
I have him as the best center so far.
So does draft scout. You saw what happened to USC when he didnt play last weekend. Here are the top 5 centers from draft scout where they have Holmes currently as a mid second. Dont forget Jones Alabama and Frederick Wisconsin can play center too.
53 Khaled Holmes C 1 Southern California rSr 6-3 305 2
124 Graham Pocic C 2 Illinois rSr 6-5 310 3-4
140 Braxston Cave C 3 Notre Dame rSr 6-3 305 4-5
174 T.J. Johnson C 4 South Carolina rSr 6-5 318 5-6
190 Dalton Freeman C 5 Clemson rSr 6-4 286 6
I like those 2 guys but I don't feel they are as natural at center as this guy.
Jones and Frederick both look like they would be better guards.
I've never seen an Oline just fall apart like that with the loss of 1 guy. They were lost without him.
This guy is going to be beast. Holmes is USC's offensive line. Like you said they were completely lost and dysfunctional without him.
1st Round:
Khaled Holmes (if there)
2nd Round:
a) DL
b) OLB
Jones and Frederick would be my first choices in the order I listed.We could pick Jones in the first round then OLB second round. Another option would be OLB in first round then Frederick or Holmes in the second. If we were unable to get these last two in the second round, in my opinion, there would be no other center worth drafting. It's early so another Center may surface during the season.
Before Holmes was injured he was blown up on a few plays in the first or second game. Gave up a sack, missed a block to free RB and he was stuffed,etc.
If it was me I would do everythingy to get Jones. He's not a mauler and he's not super athletic nor is he the strongest but he just gets the ijob done time and time again at any Oline position. He's would certainly give the Oline coach many options. Top of the RKG chain.
You don't plan for one player or one position, you go now per need. What if there is a great OG, NT , or, safety in the first and or second. I wouldn't reach for a center and pass on better players that could still help. If Holmes is the bpa per need in April then I'm all for it. But there is still a lot of football left and a lot of pre draft stuff before late April NFL draft
well I go nt first pick
Jesse Williams, DT, Alabama
Height: 6-4. Weight: 320.
Projected 40 Time: 5.35.
but we will end up going pass rusher
dude was just overwhelmed by Lotulelei this past week, granted Star is a top-5 talent.
Holmes still has a bad foot/ankle. Also as the game wore on Lotulelei wasnt as much of a factor. Holmes is a huge upgrade over anything on the Cowboy roster.
Lotulelei made a couple of great plays, but overall Holmes won way more snaps than he lost.
I might take him in the 3rd or 4th and he might be the best center but that doesn't mean he will be good in the nfl. Barrett Jones is better IMO.
Holmes got owned last game vs Utah.
I'm not for reaching for players. There are better OGs available you draft them.
No you need to watch that game again. Lotulelei, who I think is ober rated bexause he flashes and then disappears, which is what he did vs USC. But after he flashed he was getting doubled and chipped and Holmes showed he couldnt handle him one on one.
I haven't seen alot of USE games but the ones I have seen Holmes hasnt looked good.
He might be the best but that just means Cook is better.
He might be, we have a while to see how he does, but I would rather get one of theae real good OGs than to draft Holmes. My opinion might change between now and april. But I uave 5 OGs I would rather take before Holmes.
Combo Blocks
SL had minimal impact anytime Holmes was Combo blocking him.
Holmes had a one-on-one block against SL approximately 17 times. I have him losing 2 of the 17 as follows:
Holmes loss #1
24: Holmes snaps the ball early and the QB is not ready for it. SL drives Holmes back into the QB.
Announcers incorrectly blame Holmes for the missed block on SL.
58: SL is lined up slightly to Holmes right. Holmes blocks the player to his left. The LG pulls to the right and misses the block on SL. The announcers proclaim that Holmes just missed the block. Also the RG, RT and TE all block the 1 player that is lined up between the RG and RT.
Holmes loss #2
1:32: Holmes can't maintain his block on SL on a stretch run play. The RB runs directly into SL.


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Himan Brown Symposium on Advances in Senior Health
Jewish Home Lifecare
Wednesday, May 1, 2013 from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM (EDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Jewish Home Lifecare and the Himan Brown Charitable Trust invite you to join in a high-level discourse with the leading voices in healthcare policy to address the challenges of serving the rapidly growing aging population, weighing both cost and quality of care as well as the needs of both the consumer and caregiver.
Engage in the critical issues affecting seniors in New York City and across the country.
LIFE: Living and Aging on Our Own Terms
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Ezekiel 'Zeke' Emanuel
Chair, Joint Appointment, Wharton School and School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania; Chair, Department of Medical Ethics and Health Policy; Founding Chair; Clinical Center of the National Institutes of Health
Jane Lowe, Senior Advisory for Program Development, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Dr. John Wallis Rowe, Professor of Health Policy and Management, Mailman School of Public Health Columbia University
Alice Bonner, PhD, RN, Director, Division of Nursing Homes, Office of Clinical Standards and Quality, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)
Dr. Mark Levy, Chief Medical Officer, Jewish Home Lifecare
When & Where
Apella at the Alexandria Center
450 East 29th Street
New York,
Wednesday, May 1, 2013 from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM (EDT)
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Jewish Home Lifecare
Serving New York City for 166 years, Jewish Home Lifecare is working to transform eldercare as we know it. Technology, innovation, applied research and new models of care put Jewish Home Lifecare at the vanguard of eldercare providers across the country.
With an operating budget of nearly $300 million, a staff of 3,550, and nearly 1,000 volunteers, Jewish Home Lifecare provides healthcare, social services, housing, and support for more than 12,000 people annually at campuses in Manhattan, the Bronx, and Westchester, and homecare throughout the metropolitan area. With your support, we will continue to provide an exceptional home for the elders we serve.