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Resource -Everything you didn't want to know about your Dynamic Drive DIY Valve Block
Everything you didn't want to know about your Dynamic Drive but have to . .because you're a DIY'er
The function of the Dynamic Drive is to prevent the car from leaning hard into curves while minimizing vibration and optimizing the turn-in Capability of the vehicle
The Dynamic Drive is broken up into 8 parts by my count
1. The Dynamic Drive Control module Located on the Passenger side behind the glove box. Any replacement must be coded for the vehicle (also known as Active Stability Control)
a. (Don't confuse this module with the DSC Dynamic Stability Control )
2. Lateral Acceleration Sensor-Detects the lateral movement of the car. 0 point is the car not moving on flat ground.
3. The Fluid reservoir (Driver Side) Holds your Hydraulic Fluid. Don't put oil, brake fluid, or any other crap in there.
4. Hydraulic Fluid Only use Pentosin CHF-11s or whatever is on your container cap. I don't know of any cheaper alternatives at this time so I wouldn't test it. It's about $20 a qt and will take 2 qts if you drain it.
5. Hydraulic Pump (Also known as a Power Steering pump on Steroids) The pump is essentially 2 pumps in one. One pump is for the dynamic drive the other is for power steering. .
6. Power Steering Indirectly (although it is not considered part the dynamic drive it does share the same pump, lines, and fluids.
7. Active Roll Bars-Apparently these can go bad. Diagnosing them is a matter of troubleshooting carefully as the system has no sensor to just tell you its bad
8. Valve Block See the PDF attachment I made breaking out the Block out. Despite the fact that BMW just changes out entire Blocks . The parts on the block are interchangeable with another block. Thus if you figure out what valve went bad you can go to a junkyard and replace the part. Just be careful and take notes. Sensors are particularly temperamental. If you screw a sensor too far or close it will throw errors as it won't be giving expected values. The sensors are usually magnetic so the values would be magnetically based readings. There are also different series of blocks they function the same but will have slight differences in locations.
Valve Block Replacement
I had this diagnosed as bad at the dealership earlier. When turning to the left at a certain speed I would hear at distinctive Pop in the lower engine on the passenger side this is the hydraulic pressure being release as the valve block is de-energized. This is also where the Valve block is located. After pop the Dynamic Stability Control Error would pop up and shut down the dynamic drive (ie valve block) . I could reproduce the error anytime I wanted by turning to the left and it would reset itself when I shut off the car. The error goes away after cornering so its not currently present, which is why the system works after restarting the car.
If you got a hold of the error code a common error is something along the lines of (inconsistent pressure between front/rear)
If the errors point so sensor erros a sensor could have gone bad or gotten disconnected. If the errors relate to pressure the pressure valves could be failing, or the stability bar could be failing.
The dealership will replace the block for $1000 then replace the stability bar if that fails. So their troubleshooting is primitive in some dealerships used to just replacing the whole thing under warranty.
Used ones pop up on ebay and junkyards.
The valve block is nothing more than a heavy piece of aluminum with passageways for the fluids. The fluids are controlled by solenoids in the block.
To get to the block
Remove the wheel on the passenger side
Remove the access panel to expose the block
Remove some bolts on the under-body protection to give space to get under.
Removal is fairly straightforward.
Use Crows feet to remove each line.
Problems you may run into are the lines being seized up with Rust and needing to be replaced. Spray them with wd40 the night before if you can to start loosing the joints.
Remove the 2 electrical connections.
remove 2 bolts on the bottom holding the block.
Installation requires some care as as the block is aluminum and you don't want to strip the threads from the steel high pressure lines.
I installed the lines on the top of the block first so I could manipulate the block to line up with the lines. They are at a weird angle so it is very difficult to get the threads lined up correctly.
Attachments have pictures of the components of the block also see the pdf for a breakout of the functionality. I created it so I could understand it to solve a problem....
Black 2002 BMW E65 / 745i 114K
My DIY's - New alternator, battery, CCVs, idler/tensioner pulleys belts, NGK Iridium spark plugs, , sway bar bushings, Front rear brakes, Valve Block, Head Gasket, Exhaust Gasket, Upper and lower Timing Gaskets, Valve Covers, exhaust valves, Timing Chain slide rails, Fuel Injector o-rings, pulled radiator, Intake Manifold Gaskets, water pump, Coolant Pipe/weep hole, oil pan gasket, vacuum pump, fan shroud, Vanos solenoid o-rings, and timed it with a timing kit.
Last edited by wilson009; 04-21-2010 at 01:37 PM.
Good info. Nice write up..thanks Wilson
2002 745Li
1999 528i
dynamic drive
hi i found your explanation about the dynamic drive it is very detailed, only thing is i am not handy when it comes to cars, i want it ti ask u something , i bought a 2004 745 li with 55000 about 3 months ago, i have no complains with the car, the only problem in the beginning was that the yellow car with the circle around it pop i the dash a couple of times, what i did was to add fluid which was low at that time and that apparently took care of the problem , but now when the car stops the yellow thing comes up again, and after that it comes out the same car but in red in the dash board and also it says that dynamic drive inactive, careful when cornering dye to increase body roll. it only happened once so far
what could that be and how much to do you think it will cost to fix that a the dealer
thank you
Great help!
Wilson - you describe my problem EXACTLY! Mine happens more frequently when I turn to the right. It always happens to the right when I get aggressive, and "might" happen in both drections from time to time. In either case, I hear the "pop" and 1-2 sec's later, I get the message. I plan to dig in and inspect - with all the info you provided, I wouldn't doubt if I can fix it. It might not even take any parts - simply remove, disassemble, clean, re-assemble and try it. Hard to believe an aluminum block is actually "broken". Any tips on bleeding the system?
Thanks and a handshake!
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See the DBus specification for more details. + New Features: - Add a new backend role for updating the whole distro: UpgradeSystem - Allow backend to encode the package origin in the package-id - Added PK_ERROR_ENUM_CANNOT_FETCH_SOURCES when refreshing cache fails - Add recommendation 'repo:foo' to be able to return all packages in a certain repository - Change the spec to recommend 'category:web-development' rather than '@web-development' - Spawn KDE Debconf frontend if KDE is running + Bugfixes: - Allow cancelling a transaction if it is not cancellable - Always show update a package even if already update - Correct the description of org.freedesktop.packagekit.upgrade-system - Do not disable background mode if we are marked as interactive, as the two are orthognal - Ensure we can send a cache-age of maxuint to fix command-not-found - Ensure we emit PK_STATUS_ENUM_WAIT when a transaction is in the 'ready' state - Ignore unknown entries in the pk_x_bitfield_from_string() to ensure forwards compatibility - Use G_LOG_DOMAIN in all the backends + Libraries: - glib: Add some C getters to PkDistroUpgrade - packagekit-qt: . Add searchGroups methods that can take a string so we can search on categories . Emit transactionListChanged(empty) when daemon crashes . Fix order of initialization . Updated enums and converted tabs to spaces . Use QDBusServiceWatcher instead of watching for serviceOwnerChanged() . Write the getCategories() code so we can use it - python: use SetHints now instead of SetLocale + Dummy Backend: - Add a more realistic UpgradeSystem - Fix a potential NULL dereference spotted by clang + Zypp Backend: - Catch ZyppFactoryException in get_zypp - Filter installed packages to update - Fix a logic error in refresh cache - Fix a typo in get_zypp - Port from PK_BACKEND_OPTIONS function table - Support repo filter in getting repo list - Transfer correct restart info while updating packages - Use zypp::sat::SolvAttr::filelist in search file + Non-zypp backends updates. + Updated translations. * Thu Dec 09 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Build against mozilla-xulrunner20-devel on 11.4 and later. * Tue Nov 16 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 0.6.10: + Notes: - This is the first release of PackageKit to support session configuration helper support in the GLib and QT libraries. - This allows debconf to work when using PackageKit on Debian. - A formal transaction lifecyle is now in place, which allows future extensions to hook into the transaction at certain points. + New Features: - Add a new optional hint, 'cache-age' to allow the frontend to control the maximum age of the metadata - Add PkClientHelper, which allows a helper session program to be run for a transaction - Add the concept of a transaction lifecycle - Document the @category resolve special case in the specification as it's been used for at least a year now - Document the @category search in the docs, as it's been used in a few backends for over two years. + Libraries: - glib: Add several more FSF free licenses - glib: Add some C getters and setters for PkClient and PkTask - glib: Fix up a lot of the gobject-introspection warnings + Bugfixes: - Add a special case of a DBus unique name of :org.freedesktop.PackageKit which is used in the self check code - Always emit Message(BackendError) when there is a parsing error from a spawned process - Always emit the locked and unlocked signals even if HAL is not available - cnf: Pass all arguments to comand-not-found so we open the newly installed tool with existing argv - Do not strip the trailing plus when comparing licences, as GPL+ exists, but GPL does not - Ensure we notice when a spawn command is invalid by printing it in red on the command line - Make PkLsof find lsof on Debian - rh#641311: Make the output of command-not-found match the bash builtin. - Move the managed bindings to a seporate repo as they are very out of date - Prevent a segfault when estimating the time when the backend issues many ProgressChanged signals at one time. - rh#641691: Raise the default of StateChangedTimeoutPriority from 5 seconds to 30 seconds. - Require GTK >= 2.91.0 for the GTK3 version of the PackageKit font install module - Return with success if the database contained no proxy values for a transaction, as this could be correct - Switch from EggDebug to the GLib debugging framework - Switch the default to UseUpdateCache=false now that we are using cache-age + Zypp Backend: - Call zypp_build_pool() when searching with what_provides. - Drop PackageKit-zypp-fix-provides-search.patch: upstream fixed. * Fri Oct 08 2010 email@example.com - Add PackageKit-zypp-fix-provides-search.patch: this fixes the search for provides, and as a side-effect, this fixes bnc#640935. * Tue Oct 05 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 0.6.9: + New Features: - Add transaction_start() and transaction_stop() vfuncs to make backends simpler - Add a feature that allows external scripts to be run after certain transactions - Allow backends to omit the table-of-vfuncs and use GModule functionality to resolve backend functions + Libraries: - glib: Check the GCancellable is not already cancelled at startup in PkClient and PkControl - glib: Do not crash the client if a catalog file has both file and package sections - glib: Do not return simulation failures as critical errors - glib: Only return packages for catalogs that are _not_ installed - qt: Use setHints() on new constructor + Bugfixes: - Add a nicer translated error when UpdatePackages has no packages to update. Fixes fdo#30459 - browser-plugin: Do not query PkDesktop by default - browser-plugin: Fix up 2 small memory leaks in error paths - cnf: Add a proper error message when the transaction was cancelled - Don't call back into the daemon (from the daemon) when checking service packs. Fixes rh#634628 - Ensure we set an error if the spawned backend gets cancelled - Fix build with newer gobject-introspection - Fix generating an updates service pack using pkgenpack - Use the correct network state for connman + Zypp backend: - Add development package support to filtering - Calculate sizes for patches correctly: bmo#2281, bnc#559802 - Enable proxy for zypp backend - Include patches in 'resolve' results. bmo#2059 - Refresh cache and sat solv pool data if necessary - Refresh cache before getting upgrade and installing - Refresh system rpmdb while refresh cache - Remove premature require_restart emission in update_packages_thread + Non-zypp backends updates. - Drop PackageKit-fix-introspection-build.patch: fixed upstream. - Drop PackageKit-BNC559802-zypp-count-patch-size.patch: fixed upstream. * Fri Oct 01 2010 email@example.com - Add PackageKit-fix-introspection-build.patch to fix build with recent gobject-introspection. * Tue Sep 28 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Change lang package Requires to Recommends since it is not mandatory at runtime. * Sat Sep 18 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Move gir files to devel subpackage. * Mon Sep 06 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 0.6.8: + Libraries: - packagekit-qt: Fix compilation - packagekit-qt: Fixed error on proxy creating, extended API - packagekit-qt: Forgot to setHints() + Bugfixes: - Add accessor to detect if an error is already set on a backend - Ensure gobject-introspection is installed before running configure. Fixes fdo#29861 - Fix compile with the latest PolicyKit release - Increase timeout between an error message and assuming the thread is dead - Set allow_cancel default in init to match that in pk_transaction_set_running ie. FALSE + Zypp backend: - Immediately abort transactions that set errors relating to signature interactions - Remove a double pk_backend_finish path, and an incorrect update_packages callback + Non-zypp backends updates. + Updated translations. * Fri Aug 06 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 0.6.7: + New Features: - Add a long document explaining the media-repo functionality - If either of ProxyHTTP are set in PackageKit.conf then ignore the user proxy setting. Fixes rh#604317 + Libraries: - glib: Add an 'interactive' property to PkTask so that we can use it to do '-y' in pkcon properly + Bugfixes: - Add 0install to the user list - cron: Do not exit with 1 if the cron script is disabled in the config - Don't ship README AUTHORS NEWS COPYING in all subpackages. Fixes rh#612332 - Make the PkBackend always start with the WAIT state, but do not proxy this onto the bus - Recognise bluetooth connections as mobile networks. Fixes rh#609827 - Unbreak CNF after the daemon moved to libexec. Fixes rh#613514 + Non-zypp backends updates. + Updated translations. - Drop PackageKit-cron-disabled-is-no-error.patch: fixed upstream. * Thu Jul 22 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 0.6.6: + New Features: - Add a MaxSearchTime entry in CommandNotFound.conf and default to 2000ms - Assign names to our idle sources when using new versions of glib2 - Build the gtk-module for gtk-3.0 as well as gtk-2.0 if available - Port 'make check' to GTest rather than using our homegrown EggTest functionality - Get the control properties async when the user starts the pkmon tool + Bugfixes: - Only set a cancelled error after we've given the backend a fighting chance to process the request - Move the packagekitd binary to libexec - Ensure we clear the cancel timer when we finish a PkBackend transaction - Ensure filters are properly split for spawned backends + Libraries: - glib: Explicitly mark the library as LGPLv2 by using the correct boilerplate code + Zypp backend: - Disable get_zypp in intialize - Fix FPE when there are no repos - Don't crash checking status of non-patches + Non-zypp backends updates. + Updated translations. - Change tag of PackageKit-cron-disabled-is-no-error.patch to mention upstream bug. - Obsoletes ruck to make sure it gets removed since it's not supported anymore. - Version the Requires on PackageKit-branding to fix a rpmlint warning. * Wed Jun 23 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 0.6.5: + New Features: - Add --force argument to pkcon refresh - Show the MediaChangeRequired signals in pkmon - Use the new PkTask API in pkcon so we can deal with Media and Eula querie + Bugfixes: - Build conditional BUILD_ZIF needs to be at the top level - Fix problem whereby the terminal wouldn't return data to scanf from a read - Fix up several daemon thinkos when a client tries to set a root other than '/' + Libraries: - glib: Add some new PkTask methods that handle the Media and Eula callbacks - qt: Add Q_ENUMS to DaemonError - python: Fix a typo in format_string + Zypp backend: - Detect and advertise from /etc/meego-release - Re-factor to pass PkBackend around - Re-work install_packages_thread - Unify code used to generate the list of updates + Non-zypp backends updates. - Changes from version 0.6.4: + Notes: - This release is the first to support a relocatable root, which may be useful to LTSP and some virtualised environments. It's not yet well tested, and early adopters are encouraged to joint the mailing list + New Features: - Allow clients to request a relocatable root, but only with admin authority - Add hint:simulate boolean on the backend, set for all simulation methods, to increase code re-use - Add maximum wait time limit to cron checks - Add support for the 'frontend-socket' hint and pass it to backends - Ported PackageKit to Haiku - Send a message when other updates are held back so we can add a note to the GUI tool + Bugfixes: - fdo#27527: Correctly fallback by checking the transaction role, not the backend role. - Don't return from SetProxy() before we've got the authentication result - Downgrade required autoconf version - Ensure the daemon emits Message() signals when replaying the cached GetUpdates data - Fix parallel-build snafu wrt. MOC generated files - Fix system name variable name inconsistency in the cron script - Fix the permission of /etc/sysconfig/packagekit-background to be non-executable - Fix up three typos in translated strings - If http_proxy or ftp_proxy are set in the environment, use them in pkcon - Remove the ruck client, it's been broken for the last few releases + Libraries: - glib: Add C accessors for PkMessage - glib: Add some more C accessors for PkPackage + Zypp backend: - Attempt to improve backend_find_packages - Cleanup a certain amount of superstitious coding - cleanup 'resolve' filtering code - Factor pool item change notification out into zypp_backend_pool_item_notify - Fix leaks in GetRequires, resolve and what_provides - Fix memory leaks - Fix multiple bugs in Resolve() - Get the final 'finished' signal right on remove - Implement simulated package removal - Improve exception handling - Introduce a pseudo-architecture "source" to distinguish source packages from binary ones - Let libzypp determine whether a patch is needed - Share the version / architecture comparison code into zypp_ver_and_arch_equal - Tweak filtering to ensure that we never emit both states even if a package is also re-installable + Non-zypp backends updates. + Updated translations. - Drop upstream included patches: + 0001-zypp-fix-memeory-leaks.patch + 0002-zypp-attempt-to-improve-backend_find_packages.patch + 0003-zypp-let-libzypp-determine-whether-a-patch-is-needed.patch + PackageKit-libzypp6.patch - Rebase patches: + PackageKit-cron-disabled-is-no-error.patch + PackageKit-sysconfig-cron.patch - Delete ruck subpackage: ruck client has been broken for a few releases. - Remove workaround to make %{_sysconfdir}/sysconfig/packagekit-background non-executable. * Fri Jun 18 2010 email@example.com - Add PackageKit-bnc609409.patch. Failure getting dependencies for upates. * Wed Apr 28 2010 email@example.com - Add patches: + 0001-zypp-fix-memeory-leaks.patch: fix memeory leaks. + 0002-zypp-attempt-to-improve-backend_find_packages.patch zypp: attempt to improve backend_find_packages. (bnc#597772) + 0003-zypp-let-libzypp-determine-whether-a-patch-is-needed.patch zypp: let libzypp determine whether a patch is needed. Together with the latest libzypp, this will no longer classify locked patches as being needed. (bnc#577118) * Wed Apr 28 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add PackageKit-cron-disabled-is-no-error.patch: having the cron job disabled is not an error (after all it is configurable). Return value should be 0 in this case to stop annoying cronjob mails. * Wed Apr 21 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - added obsoletes/provides for the renamed package to allow zypp to migrate it correctly on update. * Fri Apr 09 2010 email@example.com - Use %py_requires instead of an explicit python PreReq. - Create browser-plugin, gstreamer-plugin and gtk-module subpackages. - Use update-alternatives to setup the gstreamer helper, so we don't have to pass a special argument when building gstreamer-0_10-plugins-base. - Do not build the PackageKit-based command-not-found since it doesn't work with our zypp backend. We make it easy to have it back with a build-time option. - Build the cron script, that makes it possible to update the system daily with PackageKit: + remove --disable-cron from configure + add PackageKit-sysconfig-cron.patch to make the configuration a real sysconfig-like configuration + add %fillup_prereq PreReq + add a %post section to fill the sysconfig configuration based on the template * Tue Mar 30 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 0.6.3: + Notes: - Two important bugfixes, one that causes high CPU load in client programs, and one that fixes an odd crash in the libnm-glib threading code. + Libraries: - glib: Add pk_package_sack_filter() and pk_package_sack_remove_by_filter() - glib: Do not generate a PkPackageSack from the package array, instead add packages as they appear - glib: Ensure we remove CLEANUP and FINISHED from the package sack before we run the simulate callback - glib: Fix up a critical warning when installing a file, not a package - qt: Fixed UpdateState enum - python: Fixed packagekit.client.search_file() + New Features: - Add a configure option UseThreadsInBackend so we can more easily debug packagekitd - Break internal python API by supplying a list of filters to the backend, not a delimited list - Add a boolean configure variable 'SimilarNameSearch' to allow skipping swizzle testing. Fixes fdo#27246 - Show PkPackage changes in pkmon for easier debugging + Bugfixes: - Add some missing G_BEGIN_DECLS and G_END_DECLS to fix including from C++ - Be more careful when testing the value of waitpid() to try to debug a problem where the backend appears to exit - Do not crash libdbus when libnm-glib uses it's own context - Do not finish the transaction with success when the spawned backend does a non-finished exit - Do not show installed packages when we choose packages to download - Ensure the Package(finished) signal is always sent during the transaction. Fixes rh#522628 - Fix a nasty segfault if the library check-restart code tries to emit a restart-required - Fix Kubuntu support for upgrade - Fix reporting distribution upgrades by setting the correct property in two places - Never exit the daemon, even when we hit a race in PkSpawn - just cleanup, warn, and continue - Do not call finished before exiting the script due to an error - When realpath fails, do not silently fail but return with an error + Non-zypp backends updates. + Updated translations. - Drop PackageKit-fix-pk-qt.patch: fixed upstream. * Fri Mar 26 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add PackageKit-fix-pk-qt.patch, taken from git, to make libpackagekit-qt work correctly. * Fri Mar 26 2010 email@example.com - Build against mozilla-xulrunner192-devel on openSUSE > 11.2. * Tue Mar 23 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 0.6.2: + Notes: - We broke PackageKit-Qt API in a big way this release. You'll need a new KPackageKit if you're using KDE. - There is a _tiny_ API break in PackageKit-glib2 which means most apps just need a recompile. + Libraries: - PackageKit-glib2: Add pk_control_suggest_daemon_quit() - PackageKit-Qt: Add a Last[enum-type] entry to each type - PackageKit-Qt: Added more constness to the lib - PackageKit-Qt: Drop QObject for Package - PackageKit-Qt: Fix filtersToString and make enumToString more robust - PackageKit-Qt: Fix up a typo that prevents compiling programs that use -pedantic-errors - PackageKit-Qt: Fully automatize the proxy generation - PackageKit-Qt: Moved the package enums to Enum class - PackageKit-Qt: Port tests to current API - PackageKit-Qt: Port the tests to the new Enum class - PackageKit-Qt: Switch from QDbusReply to QDBusPendingReply + New Features: - Add a new library function: pk_package_sack_filter_by_info() - Add a pk_backend_set_speed() helper function - Added autoremove to simulateRemovePackage - Add the eula-required python method helper - Change the python helpers to get sent an array of values, not a delimited string - Define a new error code for when the user declines the simulation - Removed deprecated SetLocale - Show messages in the pkmon output when the task has completed + Bugfixes: - Add the environment variable accepted_eulas to the spawned processes - Add the polkit backend library in LIBADD, not LDFLAGS. Fixes fdo#26373 - Do not run the transaction with only_trusted if the simulation inferred that any packages were unsigned - Ensure that a malicious user can't make the backend exit by injecting a bogus EULA call into the transaction - Fix a logic problem where the PkSpawn and PkBackend instances would race and sometimes issue a pk_backend_finished() when the dispatcher instance was being changed - Initialize relevant GError's in the daemon to NULL - Install the introspection data to the correct location - Update the list of free licences from the Fedora wiki + Backends: - zypp: add more features to repo_set_data - zypp: change policy to download first - Non-zypp backends updates. + Updated translations. - Add gobject-introspection-devel BuildRequires. - Rename libpackagekit-glib2-13 to libpackagekit-glib2-14 and libpackagekit-qt13 to libpackagekit-qt14 after soversion change. - Add workaround to install pm-utils files in libexecdir, since this is how pm-utils is configured in openSUSE. * Fri Mar 19 2010 email@example.com - Add branding infrastructure, and create a PackageKit-branding-upstream. There is some vendor-specific settings that really belongs to branding packages, and we can also change the default configuration there. Fix bnc#471377. - Drop PackageKit_release.patch: this will be done in the branding package. * Thu Mar 18 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 0.6.1: + Backends: - zypp: Add more features to repo_set_data - zypp: Partial support of multiple values for search params - zypp: Work with packagekit-glib2 - Non-zypp backends updates. + New Features: - Add Kubuntu support for upgrade - Add support for the 'interactive' hint in the daemon, and also sent it to the backend - Add a new message enum 'repo-for-developers-only' for repos that should not be used by users - Add sync versions of the PkPackageSack functions - Enable initial introspection support in PackageKit-glib2 - Sort the packages by name in all pkcon results + Bugfixes: - Ensure we enter SETUP before we run the pre-transaction checks - Add a parent object to all the source objects to track the source role and transacton id - Ensure we set an error when the transaction is cancelled - Ensure PkProgress sends ::notify signals when properties change - When adopting a transaction ensure we set the role on the PkResults object - Show the translated role and status when using pkgenpack - Ensure that pkgenpack generates filenames without ';' embedded in them - If the user uses 'pkcon install dave.rpm' then give a useful error message - Fixed packagekit.client.install_packages() in Python bindings - Cache autoremove too in transaction_remove_packages + Updated translations. - Update to version 0.6.0: + New Features: - Remove the deprecated DBus methods from the daemon - Break internal and external API to support OR queries - Add a new error enum 'failed-due-to-running-process' for future code - Add a new config file entry, NoUpdateProcessList that specifies processes that should not be updated when running - glib: Remove the deprecated glib library - packagekit-qt: Removed deprecated methods - packagekit-qt: Added searchNames, searchFiles and searchGroups + Bugfixes: - cnf: Ensure we send error messages to stderr, not stdout. Fixes rh#545220 - Fix a crash where the extra library check file callbacks had the wrong signature - Allow the inhibit call to go through even if cancel is not implemented - packagekit-qt: Improved and fixed transaction handling so does not crash kded module anymore - packagekit-qt: Fixed the naming of the conviniece functions to match the same function + Non-zypp backends updates. + Updated translations. - Update to version 0.5.5: + New Features: - Add a --plain option to pkcon to better support not-running with a console - Moved get_distro id to a daemon property - Fixed one old call to get_distro_id and changed all identifiers to distro;version;arch - Make the scan for desktop files be recursive + Bugfixes: - Switch the signed install permission to require the root password + Many other bugfixes and libraries updates (see NEWS for details) + Non-zypp backends updates. + Updated translations. - Changes from version 0.5.4: + Backends - zypp: Add support for get_mime_types + New Features - Add a vtable entry get_roles() to allow the backend to override what is advertised by the daemon + Many bugfixes and libraries updates (see NEWS for details) + Non-zypp backends updates. + Updated translations. - Changes from version 0.5.3: + Notes: - Quite a few method and property additions and clarifications to the spec, with 7 methods now deprecated. We'll be supporting the deprecated methods all through 0.5.x so client code does not have to worry until 0.6.x. - Support for using idle bandwidth, disk and CPU in some circumstances. - A new 'slapt' backend for slackware packages as a preview release. - This is the first release to use the glib2 library internally. This makes the client tools faster, more stable and more supportable. The headers are also now used in the daemon and many of the synchronous methods are now async. It is not yet recommended for external client programs use packagekit-glib2 as the API is not yet set in stone and may change. This is expected in 0.6.x. + Specification - Add a Speed property to the interface as some users require the download speed - Add a per-Transaction ::Changed() signal and deprecate the other FooChanged() signals - Add OR delimiters to SearchName, SearchDetails, SearchGroup, SearchFile and WhatProvides - Add ElapsedTime and RemainingTime as properties on the Transaction interface - Mandate that ::Files() from DownloadPackages must be one per package, with the package_id set correctly - Deprecate SetLocale() and add another method to replace it, SetHints() - Deprecate ::Locked() and ::NetworkStateChanged() and add properties and a ::Changed() signal + Various small new features, many bugfixes and libraries updates (see NEWS for details) + Non-zypp backends updates. + Updated translations. - Changes from version 0.5.2: + Notes - A new read-only backend for FreeBSD Ports. - New Simulate* methods added to find out what a transaction will do. - Resove() now accepts a package_id as well as a package name. - New properties on the DBus interfaces, with the old methods deprecated. - The new packagekit-glib2 library is experimental and unstable, but is designed to replace the old packagekit-glib library long term. Early testing welcomed. + New Features - Make the browser plugin interaction better - Simulate installing packages and files in pkcon if possible - Add the device rebinding functionality required for the session to install drivers - Add PK_PROVIDES_ENUM_POSTSCRIPT_DRIVER for the new foomatic functionality - Allow resolve to match on an exact package_id - Property names have to be WindowsStyleCaps + Many bugfixes and libraries updates (see NEWS for details) + Non-zypp backends updates. + Updated translations. - Add libgudev-1_0-devel BuildRequires. - Add pm-utils BuildRequires and drop PackageKit-force-pm-utils.patch since the new pm-utils has a pkg-config file. Also remove autoreconf call. - Rebase PackageKit_release.patch to remove part that is fixed upstream. - Drop PackageKit-BNC543595.patch: fixed upstream. - Drop PackageKit-BNC383261-suggest-daemon-quit.patch: this API is now upstream (but the API had changed, so it's named differently) - Drop PackageKit-webyast.patch: fixed upstream. - Rename libpackagekit-glib12 and libpackagekit-glib12-devel to libpackagekit-glib2-13 and libpackagekit-glib2-devel after library name change (note that we don't put the soversion in the devel package name anymore). - Rename libpackagekit-qt12 to libpackagekit-qt13 after soversion change, and rename libpackagekit-qt12-devel to libpackagekit-qt-devel to follow the library policy. Make libpackagekit-qt-devel obsolete libpackagekit-qt12-devel, but not provide it (since it's not the same ABI). - Improve summary of ruck to fix rpmlint warning. * Wed Mar 17 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - enhanced zypp backend to calculate the download size of a patch while sending the package details. Fix a part of bnc#559802 * Tue Feb 09 2010 email@example.com - Build doc and devel subpackages as noarch on openSUSE 11.2 and later since they don't contain any architecture-dependent files. * Fri Jan 29 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - enhanced libzypp-backend to save more attributes (keeppackages, url and name), this is needed by WebYaST Repository Manager module - version 0.5.1-4 * Sun Dec 06 2009 email@example.com - refresh the patches to fix build * Thu Oct 08 2009 email@example.com - Fix bnc#543595 - install local files. * Wed Aug 12 2009 email@example.com - Use new python macros on openSUSE <= 11.1 * Sun Aug 09 2009 email@example.com - use new python macros * Mon Aug 03 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 0.5.1: + Security reviewd: see link for details http://cgit.freedesktop.org/packagekit/plain/docs/security.txt + PackageKit's proxy support got a major tuneup, see link http://cgit.freedesktop.org/packagekit/plain/docs/setting-the-proxy.txt + Detection of security updates to shared libraries in use + Lots of bugfixes and a few new configure options + Updated translations + New Features: - Check for pm-utils installation if pm-utils option is enabled - Adding 'strict' option to configure to add -Werror (auto-enabled in repo) - Add networkmanager, connman and service-packs options to prevent auto-magic deps - Add functionality to detect when shared libraries are being used that are updated in a security update - Limit the maximum number of requests a given user is able to request and queue - Limit the number of packages that can be processed by the daemon in one method call - Add a security document after some initial review - glib: Add a PkClientPool object to better manage async clients - Add uid and session to proxy mapping in the database - Add a document explaining how we map the proxy internally - Add arch filtering to the generic python filter helper - debuginfo-install: handle untrusted packages - Detect when the PolicyKit authentication was timed out, and show this as a message to the user - cnf: Search other directories that commands can be found in, not just /usr/bin - cnf: Show status rather than just hanging for a long time without any output - cnf: Handle SIGINT in command-not-found - glib: expose the some new properties on the PkClient object - Add PackageKit-force-pm-utils.patch. Our pm-utils package does not provide a *.pc file and as such can't be detected. 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The only user - New signal, media-change-required (daemon and glib) + Bugfixes: - Add support for /etc/lsb-release to pk_get_distro_id(). Fixes fdo#21550 - Allow the dummy security model to authorise actions - Check the transaction totals are not zero before using them. Fixes rh#495849 - Correct the allow-cancel duplicate logic - Correct the logic for SetSynchronous without returning in the duplicate check - Display Message()'s in pkcon rather than just ignoring them - Don't filter out 'Presto' unconditionally from the stdout to fix rh#496091 - Fix compile on FreeBSD - pkgenpack man page still pointed to pk-generate-package-list - pk_package_ids_check is not valid when the packageids array is zero length - Remove the NameOwnerChanged handler when we unref PkConnection to prevent a bug in client applications - Still use command not found for commands one character long - To fix spawned backends, http_proxy has to be a URI not a bare proxy. 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Places We Protect
Chasing Summer's Song
Cool Facts About Curlews
- Both the male and female incubate eggs in nests they scrape out of the ground using their feet and chests.
- Curlews defend their nests and young by feigning injury to lure predators away.
- Females lay only four eggs per season, and many are destroyed by predators,so their numbers grow slowly.
- Bills of female curlews are longer, flatter and more curved than the males'.
When Long-billed Curlews head south for the winter, they don't waste any time. At least that was the case with one female who flew from the prairies of Montana to the warm climes of Mexico in just over a day's time—nearly 1,250 miles in 27 hours! She's one of thirteen curlews who are leading scientists on a virtual journey from their nests on the grasslands of north-central Montana to their winter homes in Texas, New Mexico and Mexico; with the Conservancy and local ranchers helping to make it possible.
There is something especially haunting in the melancholy call of the Long-billed Curlew—cur-lee, cur-lee, cur-lee. Each spring, this delicate bird with the long curved beak—he largest shorebird in North America—flocks to Montana's prairies to breed and nest. In late-July, they start to leave as quickly as they arrived, headed for their southern wintering grounds. But no one was sure exactly where they went, or how they got there.
"We always knew they would come in the spring and leave again," said rancher Bud Walsh, "but it will be fun to find out where they go next...to learn more about a bird that's been around here since I was a kid."
In May, Dr. Nils Warnock of Alaska Audubon and Lee Tibbits of the U.S. Geological Survey battled mud, snow and biting winds in a quest to tag curlews on the Conservancy's 60,000 acre Matador Ranch and surrounding grassland. One thing they hope to learn is how consistently birds that nest on the Matador and surrounding ranches will return. Even though curlew pairs sometimes mate again in consecutive years, they aren't necessarily as faithful to their nesting grounds.
According to Dr. Warnock, "Long-billed Curlews are a regular breeder in Montana's prairies, yet where these birds winter is still a mystery. Will they winter along the coast of Mexico as a few of the curlews we tagged in Nevada have; will they winter exclusively in agricultural lands as curlews marked in Oregon have; or will they do something completely different? This is a mystery we hope to unlock."
Data sent back from the solar-powered satellite telemetry tags attached to the birds, will help unravel the mystery. Researchers can now follow their migration routes and stopovers in real time, as well as help define the kind of habitat the curlews need.
Rancher Dale Veseth and his wife Janet gave the team access to a nest site on their lease allotment where two curlews were tagged. Walsh, who's a hand for the Matador grassbank, led them to another nest that he discovered while moving cattle on to the Matador. In fact, most nests were discovered in recently grazed pastures.
According to Walsh, "The herd just sort of separated as they came to a nest. They just walked around it."
Long-billed Curlew numbers crashed in the 1800's due to hunting. Conservation efforts helped restore the populations, but once again, curlews are in decline. Destruction of their grassland habitat as well as development on their wintering grounds are the main causes, but effective curlew conservation requires more understanding of the movement and habitat needs of these captivating birds.
According to the recent "State of the Birds of the United States" grassland birds are the fastest and most consistently declining group in North America. The loss of so many of these lovely birds is directly tied to the disappearance of grasslands.
The Conservancy in Montana has been a leader in grassland conservation; working with public agencies and private landowners on pioneering conservation that restores and maintains grasslands for birds, at the same time retaining profitable ranch operations.


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Adult Entertainment Companies Put Google Glass Technology In Their Sights
Imagine watching your favorite porno with hands-free control. No more lube on the remote or keyboard!
Google Glass could take the POV concept to whole new levels, and this is particularly relevant in porn. No more awkward over the shoulder camera, with a camera operator breathing down a performer's neck trying to get that spot-on-POV without being the performer themselves. Now an untrained camera operator, an actor, can wear these Google Glasses and obtain the perfect perspective while hands-free to guide the action.
This has the potential to change the way content is being created, and by whom.
Digital expansion of porn in the app market is leading the way. With millions of customers and over 7,000 adult apps, Mikandi is a leading adult app store for Android and is currently developing adult apps for Google Glass. "As far as I know we are the only adult company with the device right now," said Mikandi co-founder Jennifer McEwen. "We got it about a week and a half ago. As we are developing applications for it, we are discovering that while Glass is an amazing device and has a lot of potential, it's in its infancy right now, so we are somewhat limited in what we can do with it. We are really interested in building interactive applications and right now that doesn't seem possible with the software. Also, because it's so young right now, it's kind of hard to predict where this will go. So what we tend to do with new or emerging technology, we'll develop something very simple at first, and as we discover more about that technology we'll grow with it."
McEwen pointed out that it could be interesting to develop interactive apps with cam networks, enabling a cam model to "interact with her fans through this device or you can see her point of view for one of her shows. It would be interesting, so if there are any cam networks out there interested in innovating at this stage, we'd love to hear from them."
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Hi everyone,
I've been evaluating ettercap's features in my LAN and now I got a problem that I just can't solve. After 2 days trying to find out what's going on, I finally gave up. So, here I am, asking for a few clarification words. Maybe I've missed something. Heh.
My main distro is not BT, but Debian squeeze. I would try ettercap's forum for this issue, but it seems to be "dead". As I believe it's not directly Debian related, the place containing people with enough knowledge on the subject would be here. Hope it's not a problem (and this is the right forum to do so).
I'm running ettercap NG-0.7.3 in Debian squeeze, kernel 2.6.33-amd64.
So, here we go: ettercap's built-in dissectors don't work at all, as it seems to receive corrupt/malformed packets from the network. SSL dissector, which uses iptables for redirection does works though. Strangely enough, if I fire wireshark and start capturing, I can see the packets correctly (and a lot of out-of-order or duplicated ACKs, which I believe is normal.. sort of). Since I used official packages from Debian repo, I tried to compile ettercap myself, with --enable-debug and see if there was any clues about what's going on in its logs. Unfortunately, no. Dissectors aren't fired, never (except for the SSL), and no relevant log entry.
I booted BT4 Final to give it a try. To my surprise, it does works! ettercap sees all packets correctly, dissector works perfectly. Even dissector-dependent plugins (for URL sniffing), like remote_browser works.
Tried the same ettercap parameters with 2 different wifi cards: Intel 4965AGN and a external RTL8187L. Same results, Debian = corrupt packets, BT = 100%. Here is the command line I've used in the tests:
Here is a sample packet dump from both distros, with target visiting yahoo (trimmed the log, just the initial packets are enough, as the same behavior occurs in the other packets):Code:ettercap -Tq -M arp:remote -i wlan0 /192.168.1.1/ /192.168.1.7/ (.1 = GW / .7 = Target)
BTCode:Sat Apr 3 00:27:44 2010 UDP 192.168.1.7:38563 --> 192.168.1.1:53 | .)...........ww w .yahoo. com..... Sat Apr 3 00:27:44 2010 UDP 192.168.1.1:53 --> 192.168.1.7:38563 | .)...........ww w .yahoo. com..................fp.wg1.b...+.......:...... Sat Apr 3 00:27:44 2010 TCP 192.168.1.7:39979 --> 18.104.22.168:80 | S Sat Apr 3 00:27:44 2010 TCP 126.96.36.199:80 --> 192.168.1.7:39979 | SA Sat Apr 3 00:27:44 2010 TCP 192.168.1.7:39979 --> 188.8.131.52:80 | A Sat Apr 3 00:27:44 2010 TCP 192.168.1.7:39979 --> 220.127.116.11:80 | AP LYwArdhObVDnZEZeRFdFiwDvwxmM_j7RiEiWs-; GZ=Z=0. . .pt>(function(){ var b,d,e,f;function g(a,c){if(a.removeEventListener){a.removeEventListener("load",c,false);a.removeEventListener("error",c,false)}else{a.detachEvent("onload",c);a.detachEvent("onerror",c)}}function h(a){f=(new Date).getTime();++d;a=a||window.event;var c=a.target||a.srcElement;g(c,h)}var i=document.getElementsByTagName("img");b=i.length;d=0;for(var j=0,k;j<b;++j){k=i[j];g(k,h);if(k.complete||typeof k.src!="string"||!k.src)++d;else if(k.addEventLi Sat Apr 3 00:27:44 2010 TCP 220.127.116.11:80 --> 192.168.1.7:39979 | A
As you can see in Debian, the packets are likely incomplete or with some "offset", so the dissectors, nor plugins, can correctly parse useful data from it. ARP poisoning is working perfectly, as shown by chk_poison and wireshark.Code:Sat Apr 3 00:42:50 2010 UDP 192.168.1.7:52383 --> 192.168.1.1:53 | Q............ww w .yahoo. com..... Sat Apr 3 00:42:50 2010 UDP 192.168.1.1:53 --> 192.168.1.7:52383 | Q............ww w .yahoo. com..................fp.wg1.b...+......."...... Sat Apr 3 00:42:50 2010 TCP 192.168.1.7:40942 --> 22.214.171.124:80 | S Sat Apr 3 00:42:50 2010 TCP 184.108.40.206:80 --> 192.168.1.7:40942 | SA Sat Apr 3 00:42:50 2010 TCP 192.168.1.7:40942 --> 220.127.116.11:80 | A Sat Apr 3 00:42:50 2010 TCP 192.168.1.7:40942 --> 126.96.36.199:80 | AP GET / HTTP/1.1. Host: ww w. yahoo. com. User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux armv6l; en-us; rv:1.8.1) Gecko/20061010 Firefox/2.0 Midori/0.2.2. Accept: application/xml,application/xhtml+xml,text/html;q=0.9,text/plain;q=0.8,image/png,*/*;q=0.5. Accept-Encoding: identity. Cookie: B=f7kbq9p5qcvg2&b=3&s=nl; fpc=d=ylesXqt4UbE9H..wHoKnfp4gka.8zmm.FUjsr5LvHV3peW86CTzUoQrP6IaBskkW8qSEEpYzUjODh9BWYlo9w5IXHsLfg7sldIc1Yb42bMrXzsLBuLyg0v5oURAaIqKksQP.t_HXCK2N1pZ1RrihsnCsJLy244.qSc0_EZsoj43RSQOeSEJD_Jojekhlg1Qwm7Z2n.M-&v=2. . Sat Apr 3 00:42:50 2010 TCP 188.8.131.52:80 --> 192.168.1.7:40942 | A
The first DNS resolution packets (UDP) seems to be OK in both distros, but not TCP ones.
I have no idea on where to look now. Maybe something is trashing the packets before it arrives in ettercap.
If someone have one (or many) ideas to share, I'll be very grateful. If more info are needed, please tell me, I'll promptly reply.
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The heat radiating from the sun dries up water and causes it to evaporate.
If the pools lose their inflow of circulating cooling water, the water in the pools will evaporate.
Has the financial crisis caused all of that stubborn crazy Americans bigotry suddenly to evaporate?
Otherwise the tenuous calm that has remained in the region during the past few years may evaporate.
"If that law is overturned, half of the investigations at Public Integrity evaporate overnight," he said.
I really think you should have more, if I evaporate within a reasonable time.
Wash the lysol off with ether and allow the latter to evaporate.
evaporate the filtrate to a syrup, and extract with successive portions of absolute alcohol.
evaporate in a water-bath to the consistency of a pill mass.
Mix the cacao, the sugar, and the tincture of vanilla, and allow the alcohol to evaporate.
early 15c., from Latin evaporatum, past participle of evaporare (see evaporation). Related: Evaporated; evaporating.
evaporate e·vap·o·rate (ĭ-vāp'ə-rāt')
v. e·vap·o·rat·ed, e·vap·o·rat·ing, e·vap·o·rates
To convert or change into a vapor; volatilize.
To produce vapor.
To draw or pass off in the form of vapor.
To draw moisture away from, as by heating, leaving only the dry solid portion.
To deposit a metal on a substrate by vacuum sublimation.


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Cyclospora infection causes watery, and sometimes explosive, diarrhea. The one-celled parasite that causes cyclospora infection can enter your body when you ingest contaminated food or water. Fresh produce is the culprit in many cases of cyclospora infection.
Because diarrhea can be caused by many things, it can be difficult to diagnose cyclospora infection unless a specialized stool test is done. Treatment for cyclospora infection is antibiotics. Food safety precautions may help prevent the disease.
Some people infected with the microscopic parasite that causes cyclospora infection develop no signs or symptoms. For others, signs and symptoms — which usually begin within two to 11 days of eating contaminated food or drinking contaminated water — may include:
The diarrhea may end by itself within a few days, or it may last for weeks. If you have HIV or another condition that compromises your immune system, the infection can last for months if not treated.
Many conditions can cause diarrhea and other gastrointestinal signs and symptoms. If you develop persistent diarrhea that lasts several days or recurs, contact your doctor so that he or she can identify the cause and recommend treatment. If you've eaten a food that's been recalled because of a cyclospora outbreak or traveled in an area where parasites such as cyclospora are common, be sure to tell your doctor.
If you experience dehydration due to diarrhea, see your doctor. Warning signs of dehydration include:
A one-celled parasite, Cyclospora cayetanensis, causes cyclospora infection. You get it by drinking water or eating food that's been contaminated by an infected person.
A person infected with cyclospora passes the parasite in stool. However, unlike some other foodborne parasites, cyclospora doesn't become infectious until days or weeks after it's passed in a bowel movement. So it's unlikely that you can get the infection directly from an infected person, such as a restaurant worker who doesn't wash his or her hands adequately after using the toilet.
Before the 1990s, sporadic cases of cyclospora infection turned up only in people who traveled in developing countries and in those with HIV or another condition that caused a weakened immune system. However, since the 1990s, lettuce, fresh basil and imported raspberries have been implicated in cyclospora outbreaks in the United States and Canada.
In the past, people who traveled in developing countries were more likely to get cyclospora infection. These days, the infection is found worldwide, and anyone who ingests contaminated food or water can get it.
The prolonged diarrhea of untreated cyclospora infection can cause dehydration. If you're an otherwise healthy adult, you can treat dehydration by drinking more fluids. Some people may need to be hospitalized to receive intravenous fluids because they're at higher risk of severe dehydration. Examples include:
If you have a mild case of cyclospora infection, you may not need to seek medical treatment because it will clear up by itself. However, call your doctor if the illness lasts more than a few days or if it appears to be causing dehydration.
For cyclospora infection, some basic questions to ask your doctor include:
Your doctor will need to know certain details about your illness to make a diagnosis. Be prepared to answer questions such as:
Because there are so many possible causes of diarrhea and other gastrointestinal symptoms, diagnosis of cyclospora infection requires a laboratory test to identify the parasite in your stool. There are no blood tests to diagnose a cyclospora infection.
Treatment for cyclospora infection is a combination antibiotic known as trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole (Bactrim, Septra). There aren't currently any effective alternative antibiotics for people unable to take trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole.
To prevent or treat mild to moderate fluid loss from the severe diarrhea associated with cyclospora infection, it's generally adequate for healthy adults to drink water.
For children and infants, you may want to use an oral rehydration solution, such as Pedialyte. Sports drinks and carbonated beverages don't offer the right balance of nutrients that children need.
When traveling to developing nations, it's essential to be careful about what you eat and drink. However, recent cyclospora infection outbreaks have been linked to foods imported to or grown in the United States and Canada. Unfortunately, even careful washing of foods isn't enough to eliminate the parasite that causes the infection.
To keep track of what foods have been linked to recent outbreaks of cyclospora infection, you may want to periodically check the food safety alert section of the Food and Drug Administration's website.
Original article: http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/cyclospora/basics/complications/CON-20032789
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Douglas, Arizona is in the County of Cochise situated on the US / Mexican border adjacent to the Mexican city of Agua Prieta. It is located 118 miles southeast of Tucson. Douglas has over 18,000 residents and was founded in 1901, and was later incorporated in 1905. Douglas was first established as a smelter site for the prosperous copper mines in Bisbee, Arizona. The town is named after mining pioneer James Douglas. Two copper smelters operated at the site.The area also has a history of cattle ranching and agriculture dating back to the 1800's that continues to thrive to this day. The region also figures prominently in the history of the old west. Cochise County was home to many famous historical figures such as Cochise, Geronimo, John Slaughter, Wyatt Earp, and Doc Holliday and their stories played out across the tapestry of the mountains and grasslands of Cochise County.
The historic landmarks in Douglas itself include the Hotel Gadsden, Southern Pacific Railroad Depot, and Slaughter's Ranch. If you enjoy the outdoors, the San Bernardino and Leslie Canyon National Wildlife Preserves are just minutes from town and they provide nature lovers a chance to observe over 283 species of wildlife. The Chiricahua Mountains, one of Arizona's largest mountain ranges, are also located close by.


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Hi I'm 41+3 weeks n over last couple days I have still had movements. But they have been slightly less I've been booked in for an induction on Thursday. Is this normal as I overdue
2nd September 2013 09:12 PM #2
Welcome to the forum chewstead1990. Baby's movements can give an indication of your baby's well being. If you think your baby's movements have decreased let your midwife or doctor know.


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PS3 Slim, wired connection, 21.9 Mbps.
Stuttered through Naruto every 2 to 3 minutes. Then crashed when trying to select the next episode.
I had issues starting certain shows, completely crashed while starting SRW OG which required a system restart, when I finally got it to work it stuttered alot which caused scenes to totally pause while the audio continued which then caused the audio to be out of sync with the video.
Everything works fine of course If I'm streaming from my PC.
PS3-Slim 250GB model
Wired Connection same as my PC.
i tried watching fairy tale a couple times, but for some reason a bit of the bottom is cut off, partway through the subtitles making it impossible to read. weird thing is, sometime's i'll plug my computer into the TV and watch it like that and crunchyroll has no problem there
there was a patch that i had to install before getting into the program i dont know if its the same one that was sent out but im still having issues i cant even start watching anything the screen dims an shows its loading then just brightens back up on the selection screen using a slim 250 gb with a wireless connection hopefully it gets fixed soon im starting to get frustrated
With just about every show I watch I will often get stalling and skipping; as in the episode will play, freeze for a few seconds while the sound keeps playing and then the video skips ahead a few seconds to catch up. Just as common is the opposite where the video skips ahead, freezes and waits for the sound to catch up. This is the most common issue.
Less common is crashing and the occasional bug.
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PS3 Slim, wired connection, 21.9 Mbps.
Stuttered through Naruto every 2 to 3 minutes. Then crashed when trying to select the next episode.
Basically the same setup and same symptoms. Updated today and every minute or two in Naruto Shippuuden there's a brief stutter, resulting in missing frames. It's more or less the same issue I was experiencing with playback before. I haven't run through enough time yet to see if it will get to the point where it becomes so desynchronized as to be unwatchable (which happened before the update), but even this frequent stuttering renders the eps pretty tough to get through.
I know you guys are dealing with a lot, having a launched a new app on a new platform, but unfortunately, these issues are making this awesome new portal of access kind of moot. At least for those of us looking to maximize fidelity. Still really happy to have the app, but it definitely needs some improvement before I feel like it's stable enough to really use everyday.
Definitely appreciate the customer support here in the forums though. Issues can always be fixed, the worst part of any problem is not knowing if it's going to be resolved and you guys take care to make sure we're not completely in the dark. Likewise, this is feedback to help you make the best product possible.
I'm using the original "fat" model. I'm also using a wi-fi connection.
I noticed some improvements after the patch, sure the video still ceases up here and there, but thanks for the fixes so far.
Funimation hates PS4
I can't seem to get anything to even start playing at all. I can browse the series', and get to the episode list, but once I try to play anything, it freezes for a bit with the loading symbol at the bottom, then eventually un-freezing at the episode list, with nothing playing.
It's crashed several times doing this, and I've had to hard reset my PS3. So far, I've not gotten a single video to even play at all.
PS3 Model: Slim, originally with 160GB HDD, that has been replaced with a 1 TB drive.
Connection: Wi-Fi; fiber connection (50Mbps U/D)
I've reinstalled the app from scratch to no avail.
The app is still unwatchable, and it still crashes my PS3. It seems as if the new update has not helped at all.
We are also still having the video stutter issues. Also unable to fast forward to a different point in an episode without it black screening.
Overall the app does seem more stable than before the patch, but once we noticed the stuttering still present, we stopped watching, so we didn't really put it through its paces.
PS3 slim, wireless connection.
I'm experiencing the same issues as everyone else; the video stutters every minute or so with the audio still playing and video pausing then jumping ahead a few seconds to catch up.
It's definitely more stable after the patch but still unwatchable.
Amazon Instant Video and MLB.tv work perfectly while streaming, so it's not my connection speed.
Fat PS3, wireless connection.
Exact same issue as Siyual. Even the same playstation model and only getting one video to load.
My PS3 is a Slim, I watched some more episodes today.. if I move the list VERY slowly when browsing it doesn't always go to a black screen... but yea not a great fix lol Also video keeps pausing frequently.
Ps3 fat from the first batches with full backwards compatibility. Also seeing the video stutter issue. My connection is a direct wired connection into my router which is straight to the cable modem.


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'Forbes' reveals 'Electronic Cash Kings 2013: The World's Highest-Paid DJs'
DJs are indeed the rock stars of today. Dance music has become as big as ever, putting forth not just music, but experiences in the form of numerous festivals, world tours, bus tours, and more. And fans have shown they will travel almost anywhere to catch their favorite DJ in action.
With all these festivals, tours, club residencies, and numerous other projects, many of these dance music superstars are raking it in! Forbes has released their list of "Electronic Cash Kings" for 2013, ranking the world's highest paid DJs and how much they made.
The list includes many of the usual suspects, with Calvin Harris taking the top spot pulling in $46 million. Aside from hearing his songs on the radio daily and setting the record this year for most top 10 singles from the same album, he has appeared at many of the world's top festivals, and began a residency at Las Vegas' newest hot spot Hakkasan.
Also making the list this year are Tiesto - another Hakkasan resident - at $32 million, David Guetta at $30 million, Swedish House Mafia at $25 million, and rounding out the top five Deadmau5 at $21 million.
Check out who else made the list this year:
1. Calvin Harris - $46 million
2. Tiesto - $32 million
3. David Guetta - $30 million
4. Swedish House Mafia - $25 million
5. Deadmau5 - $21 million
6. Avicii - $20 million
7. Afrojack - $18 million
8. Armin van Buuren $17 million
9. Skrillex $16 million, Kaskade $16 million
10. Steve Aoki - $14 million
11. Diplo - $13 million, DJ Pauly D - $13 million
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Jennifer Nettles picks debut solo single
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Sugarland's Jennifer Nettles has picked "That Girl" to be the lead-off single from her upcoming debut solo album. Billboard.com says the country singer introduced the track along with four other songs at an event in Nashville on Monday.
Nettles described "That Girl" as a counterpoint of sorts to Dolly Parton's "Jolene." She explained that it's from the perspective of a woman who "has obviously been bamboozled," and once she realizes it calls the other woman explaining she's "not that girl," but her man is "being that guy."
Nettles' "That Girl" is slated for an August release.
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