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About the Show
Currently in its sixth season, Chef Gordon Ramsay has trekked across the country to help struggling restaurants keep their businesses above water. In the Season Finale, airing this Friday, May 16 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT), Ramsay travels to Easton, PA, to help the failing Italian restaurant Bella Luna. Throughout the season, restaurant owners have turned to Ramsay and his team for one last hope before having to shut their doors forever. Many of these restaurants are beyond repair, leaving Ramsay to face a nearly impossible task. Some will close their doors, others will get back on their feet, but all are calling on Chef Ramsay to wake them up from their KITCHEN NIGHTMARES.
Each week, Chef Ramsay will visit a new establishment with myriad problems – whether these restaurants are empty or dirty or have bad staff chemistry, the owners have nowhere else to turn. He will delve deep into the inner workings of each eatery, from unsanitary refrigerators to lazy and inexperienced staff, in order to diagnose the real problems. When Ramsay brings the issues to light for the owners and their staffs, some immediately will get on board to make the changes, while others will reject Ramsay's advice. Whether he suggests changes to the restaurant operations, offers updates to the menu or gives the establishment a makeover, Chef Ramsay will do all he can to help these often unsalvageable restaurants. But no matter what Ramsay does, it ultimately is up to the restaurant owners to take his advice and use it – or face closure.
Season Six kicked off earlier this spring, when the show caught up with the most talked-about restaurant in the series' history: Amy's Baking Company in Scottsdale, AZ. In this special edition of the show, Chef Ramsay walked the audience through what happened with Amy and Samy in the past year since the original episode aired and the media firestorm ensued, exposed never-before-seen footage, and revealed an exclusive interview with Amy and Samy themselves.
Also this season, Ramsay traveled to Queens, NY; Denver, CO; Arvada, CO; Woodland Park, CO; and Redondo Beach, CA, to help struggling restaurants stay open. Ramsay has used his five-star culinary expertise and knowledge to help numerous restaurants on the brink of closure get back on their feet.
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Kevin & Danielle Jonas welcome baby girl!
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Kevin Jonas is live-tweeting the birth of his daughter.
On Sunday, the oldest Jonas Brother tweeted that wife Danielle is in labor and that his baby girl is "on the way."
#babyjonas is on the way!! Follow dreft for all the updates!!!!!!!!! It's showtime #thisisnotadrill http://t.co/B2DuLnyDJY
— kevin jonas (@kevinjonas) February 2, 2014
Kevin's updates continued throughout the day, leading fans to believe that Danielle went through the delivery process smoothly.
I'm so excited #BabyJonasIsComing
— kevin jonas (@kevinjonas) February 2, 2014
Here we go we're pushing!!!! #babyjonas
— kevin jonas (@kevinjonas) February 2, 2014
Kevin and Danielle have been open about the progress of their pregnancy with fans since announcing the news back in July. A photo of the baby's sonogram made its way around the Internet when they posted it on Instagram last year as well.
Congratulations to Kevin and Danielle & welcome Baby Jonas!
On this day, a little star was born. Meet Alena Rose Jonas. #BabyJonas pic.twitter.com/Wm0LoXDwCb
— Dreft (@Dreft) February 2, 2014
I'm so in love with her
— kevin jonas (@kevinjonas) February 3, 2014

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But samuel morse was a painter, and all his career thus far had lain along artistic lines.
Electric bells and buzzers use the same basic principle as the telegraph system, invented by samuel morse in 1840.
The telegraph is not the only great success with which the name of samuel morse is honorably connected.
Fifty years later this samuel morse set up the first Morse electric telegraph, which is the one we now use.
Meanwhile, the family of old samuel morse's playfellow had also reached the fourth generation.
An evening reception was held in a large hall, and when samuel morse came upon the stage, how the audience rose and cheered!


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Kentucky Continues Action at Tennessee Fall Invite
Oct. 25, 2013
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.- The University of Kentucky women's tennis continued their fall season at the Tennessee Fall Invite on Friday, Oct. 25 hosted by the University of Tennessee.
The three-day tournament began at 10 a.m. ET for the Wildcats who faced The Ohio State University in singles action. Freshman Aldila Sutjiadi and junior Kelsey Dieters, who transferred from OSU, both won their matches against the Buckeyes. Junior Edmée Morin-Kougoucheff, senior Caitlin McGraw, sophomore Kirsten Lewis and junior Stephanie Fox fell to their opponents.
In a thrilling match against Gabriella DeSantis, Sutjiadi managed to come out on top after DeSantis forced a deciding third set. Sutjiadi won the match, 6-3, 5-7 and 6-4.
Dieters had little trouble taking down her opponent, Graine O' Neill. Deiters defeated the Ohio State freshman, 6-0, 6-1.
"I am very pleased with how I played today," Dieters said. "It was a great start to the weekend. We look forward to competing together tomorrow and getting better each day.
In the doubles competition, Kentucky boasted a 2-1 record against Southeastern Conference rivals Tennessee. McGraw and Cece Witten fell to Joanna Henderson and Caitlyn Williams, 8-3.
UK duos Morin-Kougoucheff and Dieters and Sutjiadi and Kirsten Lewis both cruised past their Volunteer opponents 8-2 and 8-4, respectively.
"It was a great day as we continued learning as a team," head coach Carlos Drada said. "We will go get better again tomorrow and hopefully grab some more wins."
Kentucky will continue the tournament 10 a.m. ET on Saturday against North Carolina State in singles action. Doubles will begin at 1 p.m. ET against OSU.
Ohio State vs. Kentucky - Singles
1. Aldila Sutjiadi, UK, def. Gabriella DeSantis, OSU, 6-3, 5-7, 6-4
2. Miho Kawase, OSU, def. Edmée Morin-Kougoucheff, UK, 6-4, 6-0
3. Kelsey Dieters, UK, def. Graine O'Neill, OSU, 6-0, 6-1
4. Sandy Niehaus, OSU, def. Caitlin McGraw, UK, 7-6, 6-0
5. Ferny Angeles Paz, OSU, def. Kirsten Lewis, UK, 6-1, 6-2
6. Noelle Malley, OSU, def. Stephanie Fox, UK, 6-3, 7-5
Tennessee vs. Kentucky - Doubles
1. Henderson/Williams, UT, def. McGraw/Witten, UK, 8-3
2. Morin-Kougoucheff/Dieters, UK, def. Repic/Guevremont, UT, 8-2
3. Sutjiadi/Lewis, UK, def. Lindl/Tavares, UT, 8-4


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Darius Rucker to appear on "The Bachelorette"
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Darius Rucker will be featured on next week's installment of "The Bachelorette." According to the show's website, the episode will feature "Bachelorette" Desiree Hartsock and her suitors traveling to Atlantic City, where the guys vying for her heart will take part in a "Mr. America" pageant.
Desiree and one of her dates will also meet a couple living in an area hard hit by Hurricane Sandy. They decide to do something that "brings the couple to tears," and "Rucker plays a part in the heart-wrenching surprise."
Darius will also perform a private concert for Desiree and her date. Rucker's episode of "The Bachelorette" will air on ABC on Monday at 8:00 p.m. Eastern.


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If a fighter trains hard, gets in there and gives t his all, but still loses. Even if he loses every fight of his career; I'll respect him 100%, however the guys who just step in there, towel already in hand, just to collect some coin are dicks.


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Years ago, when I was a teenager obsessed with history, I began to wonder why Christ had come to Earth at the particular time that he did. Why not a century or two earlier or later? I eventually settled on the idea that he had come at the time that would have been most opportune for spreading the gospel — a time after the Greeks had unified many of the world's cultures and bestowed on them a common language, and a time after the Romans had unified many of the world's governments. It seemed unfair, then, that the Bible had almost nothing to say about the Greek empire; the Assyrian, Babylonian, Persian and Roman empires all had major roles to play, but apart from an obscurely-written prophetic passage or two, the Greeks fell into that gap between the Testaments.
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Monday, December 24, 2012
Time: 11:15 AM
Admission: Free
Description: A Choral Eucharist with procession in celebration of Christmas with musical leadership from the renowned Trinity Choir. Traditional Christmas hymns and carols are sung throughout the service by the choir and congregation. The Rev. Dr. James H. Cooper, Rector, celebrates. The Rev. Canon Anne Mallonee, Vicar, preaches. This service is webcast and available for on demand viewing.
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George Malcolm—Missa ad Praesepe
Francis Poulenc—Hodie Christus natus est
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We'll begin by defining the term "stemware" as wine-and-cheese-by-the-pool casual, not Thanksgiving-dinner-with-the-in-laws crystal goblets. This said, you just can't beat Pier 1 for whimsical design at an astoundingly affordable price. Obnoxious drunk guy drops his glass? No problem. The same design is probably now available for half-price, or even cheaper at the clearance store. And you can't go wrong there with gifting. Just make sure the recipient hasn't already stocked up on your selection. The best part? We've collected many eclectic lines over the years, and they all seem to go together.
With the Houston 420 chain taking over this town, we searched far and wide for a head shop with quality selection, good prices and a friendly staff. (And we'll let you draw your own conclusions from that statement, thank you very much.) We found what we were looking for out on 1960, which isn't so surprising, really, when you consider how much smoke suburban kids toke. Rock 'N Roll It has just about everything a smoker needs: pipes, bongs, papers, vaporizers, dugouts, scales and clips. It's also got its fair share of extras, like beads, posters, stickers and T-shirts. But what we can't get enough of is the store's selection of inexpensive blown glass. All glass pipes break sooner or later, no matter how careful you are or how sturdy they're made, so you might as well buy yourself a cheap piece and puff away without worry. After all, that's what smoking's supposed to be all about. Smoke N' Toke, RIP.
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Practically a living legend in the world of tattoos and piercing, Tiger John is a big enough authority to have spoken at the Houston Public Library on the history of tattoos and related health issues. Rather than opting for cookie-cutter stencil work like so many "artists" out there, Tiger John makes one-of-a-kind designs that exhibit the work of a true artist. His eye for detail is astonishing, especially when we look at his flash of Celtic images, intricate patterns composed of endless interwoven knots. Asian images are shaped and poised in just the right way to accent and compliment the contours of your body (a skill that is an art form within an art, really). His work might cost a bit more than some random joint in a strip mall, but it's folly to bargain-shop for something that will adorn your body even after death.
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|Psalms Psalm 15
Book 1
Psalm 1
Psalm 2
Psalm 3
Psalm 4
Psalm 5
Psalm 6
Psalm 7
Psalm 8
Psalms 9 and 10
Psalm 11
Psalm 12
Psalm 13
Psalm 14
Psalm 15
Psalm 16
Psalm 17
Psalm 18
Psalm 19
Psalm 20
Psalm 21
Psalm 22
Psalms 23 and 24
Psalm 25
Psalm 26
Psalm 27
Psalm 28
Psalm 29
Psalm 30
Psalm 31
Psalm 32
Psalm 33
Psalm 34
Psalm 35
Psalm 36
Psalm 37
Psalm 38
Psalm 39
Psalm 40
Psalm 41
Book 2
Psalms 42, 43
Psalm 44
Psalm 45
Psalm 46
Psalm 47
Psalm 48
Psalm 49
Psalm 50
Psalm 51
Psalm 52
Psalm 53
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Book 3
Psalm 73
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Book 4
Psalm 90
Psalm 91
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Psalm 150
The reward of uprightness of heart in the path of law
Then comes the inquiry who is the person that will have a share in the blessings of that holy hill, when the Lord shall have established the seat of His righteous power in Zion?
Psalm 15 gives the answer he in whom is uprightness of heart in the path of the law. Remark here, that while the godly (when all is utterly dark, and wickedness has entirely the upper hand, and the foundations of human earthly hope, even in the things that belong to God on the earth, are destroyed, and wickedness is in the place of righteousness) look above and see God's throne immutable in heaven, and thus all in heaven and earth brought into connection; yet, as to the point they look to, it is Jehovah in His holy temple and deliverance coming out of Zion; and so it will (see Isaiah 66: 6). The immutable throne in heaven will establish in sure power the long desolate throne upon the earth. Jehovah will be in His temple, but will reign in the Person of Christ in Zion. This is Jewish deliverance and according to just Jewish hopes.
Full relationship with Jehovah enjoyed in trial
There is one important general remark to make here the sense of full relationship with Jehovah is enjoyed. Whatever the trial, whatever the condition of the remnant, the wickedness of the people, the oppression of the Gentiles in the land, the faith of the remnant contemplates its relationship with Jehovah. And hence Jehovah is viewed as in His holy temple, though there is as yet no manifestation of His power. We have not, therefore, the remnant as yet entirely cast out, nor is the power of Antichrist here contemplated as manifested. When he sets up his power, there will be open apostasy, and the faithful will be driven out. But the wicked and the Gentile, as such, in the land, are contemplated. We learn clearly from this psalm (Ps. 11) that the wicked is characteristic. It is plural, except verse 5 where it is in contrast with the righteous.
The scope of psalms 11-15 -- the remnant among the nations, looking on in faith to deliverance out of Zion
These psalms, passing over the driving out from Jerusalem, go on in hope to another scene the deliverance wrought by Jehovah when He is indeed returned to Jerusalem; not the destruction of Antichrist by the Lord coming from heaven, but the driving out of the Gentile oppressors by Jehovah established in Zion. Hence all Israel is brought in (Psalm 14: 7). And their salvation comes out of Zion. Hence these psalms, as far as they refer to Christ, look at the time in which He walked on earth before His final rejection. They do not, save Psalm 2 and Psalm 8, directly refer to Him, but to the remnant. But in His public path on earth, He did, from His baptism by John Baptist, associate Himself graciously with them; as at the close He tasted in grace their final sorrows in the close of their history.These psalms present to us the state of the remnant while still having their place among the nations who have not yet openly broken, in apostasy, with Jehovah, but whose wickedness is in fact showing itself, and ripening to its highest pitch. And they pass over, in faith, to the time when Jehovah, seated in Zion, delivers His people, casting all the Gentiles out of His land, all Israel being restored from their captivity. The whole latter-day scene, except the last half-week of Antichrist's power, is before us. Jehovah is still in His place, as publicly owned. It was just thus in the Lord's days. In Psalm 14: 5, Elohim is spoken of, because it is not relationship which is there in question, but God Himself in His nature and character. Not man, or anything human, or even Satan's power, was there; but God was in the generation of the righteous.Synopsis by John Darby


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Jackie O's secrets found in 14 years of letters
(NEWSER) – A trove of letters spanning more than a decade is offering new insight into the world of Jackie Kennedy, describing her engagement to the future president and her experience after his assassination. The previously unpublished letters to Fr. Joseph Leonard, a Dublin priest, will be auctioned in Ireland next month, theIrish Times reports. Kennedy became friends with Leonard, then 73, when she visited Ireland in 1950, and they stayed in touch, the Irish Times notes. The letters "are, in effect, her autobiography for the years 1950 to 1964," says a rep for Sheppard's Irish Auction House. Among their most fascinating quotations:
- Jackie noted that John F. Kennedy's ambitions made him "like Macbeth." Politicians, she wrote, "really are a breed apart." But she feared that John's similarity to her father could be dangerous, she wrote in 1952. He "loves the chase and is bored with the conquest—and once married needs proof he's still attractive, so flirts with other women and resents you. I saw how that nearly killed Mummy."
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Sigma Sport BC 16.12 STS CAD CyclocomputerYour own personal coach, the Sigma Sport BC 16.12 STS CAD Cyclocomputer, is equipped with speed and cadence sensors to capture your valuable training data. Premium features include automatic detection of two programmable wheel sizes, manual stopwatch, countdown timer for interval training, and trip section/time with manual start/stop. Extensive general, bike, time, cadence and temperature functions are shown on the easy-to-read display with backlight for night viewing. There's a low battery indicator, distance and time meters, a transport mode, bike tune-up reminder, speed comparison, and so much more. Integrated storage chip permanently stores all the total values and settings in the device, even during a battery change. With reliable double wireless transmission and comprehensive bike and time functions, the Sigma Sport BC 16.12 STS CAD Cyclocomputer takes personal training to new levels.
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- Full text display with seven available languages
- 2 adjustable wheel sizes
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- Backup function (storage chip)
- Low battery indicator, receiver / transmitter
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- Watertight
- Tool-free installation
- UFSB-compatible
- Service interval programmable via UFSB
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- Current speed
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- Separate time section counter with manual stop / start
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- Transmitters collate their signals and send the data package to the receiver integrated into the computer head
- Transmitters regularly send stored test data for data comparison purposes
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- Includes speed and cadence transmitters
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By Don Ruiz The News Tribune
The Seattle Sounders' preseason schedule starts a busy stretch today, which could offer good preparation for the busy stretch of meaningful games that awaits them in a couple of weeks.
The Sounders play the first of four friendlies in eight days today when they meet Real Salt Lake in the second match of the Desert Diamond Cup in Tucson, Ariz.
When that competition concludes a week from today, the Sounders then turn their attention to a tightly packed cluster of meaningful games: the Major League Soccer regular-season opener March 2 against Montreal, followed by the CONCACAF Champions League aggregate-score quarterfinal series against Tigre starting March 6 in Monterrey, Mexico, and concluding March 12 in Seattle.
"The MLS game comes first for us, ahead of the Champions League game," coach Sigi Schmid said. "… We've got to prepare for that game first, and within that preparation we're also preparing for the Champions League.
"It's a little bit delicate in terms of are we fit enough that early in the season to have guys play 90 minutes and 90 minutes within four days of each other and be at a really high level? That's something that we're going to determine over the (remaining week in Tucson). Maybe the opening game of MLS will be a little more of a mixed team than it would maybe normally have been."
Schmid begins his personnel juggling today, as the Sounders return to the pitch three days after opening the Desert Diamond Cup with a 2-0 victory over New England. That result puts Seattle alone at the top of the four-team competition, because RSL and New York played to a draw in their opening match of the four-game tournament.
However, if the Sounders are going to remain at the top, they have to do it on the strength of their reserves. Schmid said his top priority next week is the friendly against Mexican second-division club Veracruz, which will serve as a dress rehearsal for Champions League.
"We tried to push our starters for 60 minutes or so in the game on Wednesday," Schmid said. "We'll try to get them probably another 45 (today) and then hold them until we play the Veracruz game on Friday. So the reserves will play the second half (today). The reserves will play the majority of the minutes … Wednesday and then the following Saturday as well."
Schmid also is working with a roster that remains in motion.
Defender Marc Burch is unavailable today due to red card suspension from the Revolution match. Defender Mikael Silvestre has returned to Europe after training with the club.
Meanwhile, midfielder Mario Martinez has joined the club after tending to personal business in Honduras, and supplemental draft pick Kevin Durr has come in while on break from the Air Force Academy.
For all that, Schmid said he has identified "eight or nine" of his likely first 11 lineup heading into the season. He said the uncertainty remains at forward and central defender.


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Museum highlights tour at UMFA
Experience the UMFA galleries through a 30-minute tour with a docent. No pre-registration necessary.
When • Sunday, Feb. 3, 1:30 p.m.; Wednesday, Feb. 6, 6:30 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 9-10, 1:30 p.m.
Where • Utah Museum of Fine Arts, 410 Campus Center Drive, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $7; children (6 and younger) and UMFA members are free
Industrial Ethos exhibit
The Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art at Utah State University will present "Industrial Ethos," an exhibit focusing on the intrigue of the industrial environment through the work of photographer Chris Dunker. Visit artmuseum.usu.edu for information.
When • Monday through Friday, Feb. 4-8, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Saturday, Feb. 9, 11 a.m.-4 p.m.; Monday, Feb. 11, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Where • Utah State University Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art, 650 N. 1100 East, Logan
Tickets • Free
Statewide art competition in Farmington
The Bountiful/Davis Art Center will present its Statewide Competition, one of the longest-running juried visual arts exhibitions in Utah. Entries will be accepted Feb. 5-9. For more information, call 801-451-3660 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
When • Tuesday through Saturday, Feb. 5-9, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Where • Bountiful-Davis Art Center, 28 E. State, Farmington
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SUU Faculty Art and Design Exhibit
Southern Utah University art and design faculty will hold their annual art exhibit. This collection features a diverse array of mediums. For more information, call the Arts Hotline at 435-865-8800 or visit www.suu.edu/arts.
When • Thursday through Saturday, Feb. 7-9, noon-7 p.m.; Monday, Feb. 11, noon-7 p.m.
Where • Braithwaite Fine Arts Gallery, 351 W. Center St., Cedar City
Tickets • Free
Narrative artwork by Fred Calleri
Gallery MAR will present the artwork of Fred Calleri. Each of Calleri's narrative artworks tells a story about who we are and where we have been.
When • Friday and Saturday, Feb. 8-9, 11 a.m.-7 p.m.; Sunday, Feb. 10, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; Monday, Feb. 11, 11 a.m.-7 p.m.
Where • Gallery MAR, 436 Main St., Park City
Tickets • Free
Caryn Feeney nature exhibit
Art at the Main will present a new collection of watercolors by Caryn Feeney, whose inspiration comes from nature, in particular from four-legged, finned and feathered companions. Call 801-363-4088 or visit www.artatthemain.com for information.
When • Monday, Feb. 11, 10 a.m.-7 p.m.
Where • Salt Lake City Main Library, 210 E. 400 South
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Um well on a computer Google Chrome is faster, don't they have an iPad app?
Apple knows their game is mobile now. That's where they focus the $$$$$
Browsers sure are fast when they aren't configured to load various tat, toot, and gubbins, such as Flash
What about kindles amazon's fire blazing fast browser? They sounded very sure of their browser!
Go......... iPad ya!!!!!!
Never have I had a problem loading a whole Web Site because of flash.


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Talk:Joshua A. Norton
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So what exactly did Norton do during his reign? Caesar Augustus 00:45, September 30, 2009 (UTC)
Emperor Norton spent a great deal of time contemplating the mistakes of Caesar Augustus, and ultimately decided not to proclaim himself deified by his subjects (whom he ruled, and could therefore have deify him at any point in time) on the basis that deification would inevitably lower the quality of his reign by greatly amplifying the "gravitas" of his reign, because he would become more powerful and more knowledgeable in roughly equal measure so as to have the two qualities cancel each other out. Ultimately he maintained Caesar Augustus's deification because, while he was fairly sure he could do better - and he did - he was fairly sure he could not do better as god, but rather as emperor. Of course, he probably would have preferred dictator, prime minister, general, magistrate, police chief, teacher, father, brother, goose pate or beggar, but emperors must be choosers~ --184.108.40.206 23:19, March 17, 2013 (UTC)


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This is a great looking, sleek, and minimalistic skin. The by-product of producing a skin for keyboard/mouse users is that functionality is almost entirely present for a touchscreen only user!
If anyone can point me in the direction of skinning documentation that outlines the following two functionality, i this skin would be fully touchscreen friendly!
1) On-screen button/item, that displays a content menu? Is this possible, How do i
2) On-screen button/item, that issues the back/escape functionality.
These two options would fit right at home, on the left handside of the Clock/Time in the upper right.
Thanks for your work on this!
Great Skin, added bonus being almost perfect for touchscreen users
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2009-09-22 01:56 Post: #2
This is easy to do but it's not really a high priority. But if you bother me enough I might give in.
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2009-09-22 02:10 Post: #3
great thanks , or give me a couple hints as to which files i can look at, i can take a crack at modifying my local copy..
edit: includes.xml : <include name="SystemTray"> looks interesting, will thumb through the skinning manual
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2009-09-22 02:52 Post: #4
Quote: 1) On-screen button/item, that displays a content menu? Is this possible, How do iBoth of these are 'right-click'. Does your touchscreen have a way of handling that?
Always read the XBMC online-manual, FAQ and search and search the forum before posting.
For troubleshooting and bug reporting please read how to submit a proper bug report.
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2009-09-22 03:30 Post: #5
Looking through the skinning docs, both of these changes were trivial, and i was able to add to my copy of the Rapier skin, but other functionality within both XBMC, and the behaviour of the touch panel, result in an unwanted user experience.
Adding two buttons to includes.xml under SystemTray, with the following onclick items does the trick.
Quote:On-screen button/item, that displays a content menu?<onclick>PreviousMenu</onclick>
The "previousmenu" functionality works as expected, and reverts me to the previous screen. But, when you really need to use it, say when a pop up menu appears, and steals your focus, with no cancel or ok dialog box, all other buttons on the screen, that reside outside of the active window, are _not_ active. I assume this is XBMC behaviour, is it possible to override this functionality?
Quote:On-screen button/item, that displays a content menu
The "contextmenu" action item works as designed, when click. Though troublesome since there really isn't the ability to "stick and hold" on an item. If i click on say a folder of mp3's, then click on the context button, focus is removed from the folder, and placed on the context button.
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Dear all, sorry for my bad english.
I have a Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo D1845 laptop with this wireless card: Gemtek WL850FJx (Conexant)
Chipset: Intersil Corporation ISL3886 Prism Javelin/Prism Xbow (rev 01)
pciid: 1260:3886 (rev 01)
I know I can use ndiswrapper to mount a widows driver once I have load a livedistro like ubuntu or knoppix but the problem is that Backtrack is not able to load at all. It crash with a kernel panic message when it try to install the wireless card. The message is very long with stack value etc. (I try to make a photo of the display but it is quite impossible)
So my question is: is there a way to say at backtrack boot prompt to ignore the wireless installation?
Ah! I cannot remove the wireless because it is integrate in the mainboard.
A third party security audit is the IT equivalent of a colonoscopy. It's long, intrusive, very uncomfortable, and when it's done, you'll have seen things you really didn't want to see, and you'll never forget that you've had one.
disable it in the bios....or try
boot: bt nohotplug disable almost all hardware autodetection in the case of hangups. Your hardware won't be detected at all, you'll have to use "pcimodules" command after logging into SLAX and you'll have to try to modprobe all needed modules from the list manually
Watch your back, your packetz will belong to me soon... xD
BackTrack : Giving Machine Guns to Monkeys since 2006
The other solution sounds terrible for a linux newbie like me, but if I must put my lazy hands under the cap .... I'll try. If you can give me some hints about pcimodules and modprobe use ....... thanks
I have tried to understand better the error message. Here it is:
Kernel bug at
invalid opcode : 0000 [#1]
Modules linked in: "......... a long list of modules"
CPU ........eax ...... all the register value .....
stack image ...........
kernel panic - notsyncing:fatal exception in interrupt
so, I'm not a c programmer and I'm a linux newbie but with the option bt debug, can I say to the system: "please don't load/compile the isl_388xx.c driver"?
Any idea are welcome ..... plz help me!


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|Name: libgck-modules-gnome-keyring
|Distribution: openSUSE 12.2
|Version: 3.4.1
|Vendor: openSUSE
|Release: 2.1.2
|Build date: Tue Jul 17 02:59:07 2012
|Group: System/GUI/GNOME
|Build host: build21
|Size: 2629592
|Source RPM: gnome-keyring-3.4.1-2.1.2.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://www.gnome.org/
|Summary: Glib wrapper library for PKCS#11 - Modules
GCK is a wrapper based on GLib implementing the PKCS#11 (Cryptoki) interface. This package contains various PKCS#11 modules, to expose keys and certificates from different sources.
* Tue Apr 17 2012 email@example.com - Update to version 3.4.1: + Set 'text/plain' content type on secrets returned from daemon + Use correct XDG_RUNTIME_DIR when started from PAM + License fix + More tests + Build fixes + Updated translations. * Mon Mar 26 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.4.0: + Updated translations. * Tue Mar 20 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.3.92: + Use runtime dir instead of /tmp for sockets. + Fix copyright headers. + Build fixes. + Updated translations. * Mon Mar 12 2012 email@example.com - Pass --with-ca-certificates=%{_sysconfdir}/ssl/ca-bundle.pem instead of --with-root-certs=%{_sysconfdir}/ssl/certs to configure: it's better to use the single ca certificates file than the directory with all certificates, as it's what upstream prefers. * Fri Mar 09 2012 email@example.com - Update to version 3.3.91: + Fix regression in changing a keyring master password + Set better button labels for the prompts + Fix assertion when cancelling a unlock prompt + Use a single CA certificates file by default + Updated translations. * Sun Feb 05 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.3.5: + Fix introspection data for SearchItems() + Fix regression when an invalid password used to unlock keyring + Updated translations. * Mon Jan 16 2012 email@example.com - Update to version 3.3.4: + Build fixes + Updated translations. * Wed Dec 21 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 126.96.36.199: + No message in gnome-keyring-pkcs11.so module, when no daemon running + Build fixes + Updated translations. - Drop gnome-keyring-fix-build.patch: fixed upstream. * Mon Dec 19 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.3.3: + Distribute correct desktop autostart files + Use GcrPrompt and GcrSystemPrompt for prompting + Do not crash when reading a truncated keyring file + Add test tool for dumping the keyring format + Update for GckBuilder changes in libgck + Fix for deprecations in glib 2.31.x + Fix ReadAlias() returning null when 'login' keyring exists + Build fixes, bug fixes - Add xz BuildRequires because we can't build a package for a xz-compressed tarball without explicitly specifying that... See bnc#697467 for more details. - Add gnome-keyring-fix-build.patch: add some libraries during linkage, to fix build; taken from git. - Change libgck Requires in libgck-modules-gnome-keyring to gck: this is a new Provides in libgck to help us for this Requires, so we don't have a Requires on a shared library package, whose name can change. Note that we don't version the Requires: there's no reason for this. * Mon Nov 28 2011 email@example.com - Fix libgck Requires in libgck-modules-gnome-keyring: as libgck got split out, we can't assume any longer that the version will always be the same as the one of the main package. For now at least we assume that we can maintain the library name. * Mon Nov 21 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.3.2: + Do not make label selectionnable in prompt dialog + Fix deadlock in the 'unsafe storage' prompt + Better locking for the old gnome2-store + Build fixes + Updated translations. - Drop gnome-keyring-remove-xfce-lxde-autostart.patch: fixed upstream. * Tue Nov 08 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 126.96.36.199: + Build correctly against glib 2.31 - Changes from version 3.3.1: + Return most recent secret first when searching + Split the Gcr and Gck libraries out of gnome-keyring + Build fixes + Updated translations. - Rebase gnome-keyring-remove-xfce-lxde-autostart.patch. - Remove BuildRequires that have moved to the new gcr source package: shared-mime-info, pkgconfig(p11-kit-1). - Add pkgconfig(gck-1) and pkgconfig(gcr-3) BuildRequires: newly depend on the split out library, - Drop libgcr-3-1, libgcr-devel, libgck-1-0 and libgck-devel subpackages: upstream split the libraries out. - Rename libgck-modules to libgck-modules-gnome-keyring: since libgck is split away from gnome-keyring, we cannot use a generic package name like this anymore. Add appropriate Obsoletes, but no Provides as there could be another libgck-modules package appearing in the future. - Stop calling %mime_database_post(un) in %post/%postun and stop passing --disable-update-mime to configure: the mime definition moved to the gcr source package. - Add missing calls to %desktop_database_post(un) in %post/%postun. - Use grep -F instead of deprecated fgrep in %post of pam subpackage. * Tue Nov 08 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add pam-config calls in %post/%postun for gnome-keyring-pam in baselibs.conf: when pam-32bit is installed, pam-config checks if the 32bit version of the module is installed before enabling it, and if we install from scratch, this is not necessarily true when gnome-keyring-pam is installed. Fix bnc#728586. * Sun Oct 23 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Fixed gnome-keyring-remove-xfce-lxde-autostart.patch which was ineffective since it modified the .in rather than the .in.in files * Mon Oct 17 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.2.1: + Fix debugging output, and erroneous warnings + Updated translations. * Mon Oct 03 2011 email@example.com - Add explicit shared-mime-info BuildRequires since we use the %mime_database_* macros. * Mon Sep 26 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.2.0: + Don't install setuid when filesystem capabilities not available + Updated translations. - Update summary to not talk about password manager: this is really the keyring, which is more than just a password manager. * Tue Sep 20 2011 email@example.com - Do not start the gnome-keyring daemon for LXDE or Xfce via XDG autostart, that only works with gnome-session * Sun Sep 18 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.1.92: + Add back the file format "documentation". + Make .desktop file match prompt process so icon and title are shown. + Fix packaging issues installing the pkcs11 module. + Return correct error code in gpg-agent for unimplemented stuff. + Fixes for parsing/viewing various (sometimes slightly invalid) PKCS#12 files. + Allow daemon to access secrets of internal PKCS#11 modules, so that we can do things like hash NTLM and Kerberos secrets in the future. + Build and documentation fixes. + Updated translations. * Fri Sep 09 2011 email@example.com - Update pam module and pam module configuration for the new gdm (>= 3.1.90), which uses both gdm and gdm-password pam services: + Update gnome-keyring-check-session.patch: check if the service is called gdm-password too. + Change pam-config call in %post to add gdm-password in - -gnome_keyring-only_if option. - gnome-keyring-check-session.patch: also remove support for the smeegol session, since Smeegol is dead. * Mon Sep 05 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.1.91: + gcr-viewer will now display errors when failing to load a file. + gcr-viewer can now prompt for passwords to unlock files. + Add support for getting the current data block being parsed in GcrParser. + Add debug output to various points in the GCR and GCK libraries. + When replacing another gnome-keyring-daemon, wait a moment before initializing. + Fix GCR library initialization bugs loading PKCS#11 modules. + Fine tuning of GcrParser when parsing PKCS#12 files. + Build and packaging fixes. + Updated translations. * Thu Sep 01 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.1.90: + Install better xdg-mime files for identifying crypto related file types + New gcr-viewer for viewing certificates and keys, hooked up to file types + Display tweaks for the certificate and key widgets + Don't initialize PKCS#11 modules automatically in gcr library unless needed. + Cleanup the libgck API since we're bumping the major version. + ABI fixes for the GCR library for changes in the 3.1.x release cycle + New automatic checks for symbols that have changed in the ABI + Add async PKCS#11 initialization functions to libgck + Display Certificate otherName subject-alt-name for xmppAddr and DNS SRV + Documentation, testing, translation and build fixes. - Pass --disable-update-mime to configure and add %mime_database_post/%mime_database_postun to %post/%postun scriptlets for the new gcr-crypto-types.xml MIME file. - Rename libgcr-3-0 to libgcr-3-1 after library version change. - Remove gtk-doc BuildRequires and call to libtoolize and autoreconf: there is no patch needing that. * Tue Jul 26 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add LightDM support for the pam module: + Update gnome-keyring-check-session.patch: add support for LightDM. + Change pam-config call in %post to add lightdm in - -gnome_keyring-only_if option. * Mon Jul 25 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.1.4: + New GcrListSelector class for selecting multiple keys. + Add icons for key and key pair. + Gcr now has support for loading of GnuPG keys from gpg, including photos. + New gcr dependency on p11-kit for loading PKCS#11 modules. + Remove support for GTK+ 2.x. + Implement calculation of fingerprints in gcr for keys. + Fix problems in daemon if IPC lock or FS capabilities are not available. + Bug fixes and build fixes. + Code cleanup and refactoring. - Drop gnome-keyring-keep-only-ipc_lock.patch and gnome-keyring-accept-no-ipc_lock.patch: fixed upstream. - Add pkgconfig(p11-kit-1) BuildRequires, for new dependency. - Add libselinux-devel BuildRequires, to build SELinux support. - Remove --with-gtk=3.0 from configure, as GTK+ 2.x support was removed. - Rename libgck0 to libgck-1-0, following soname change. - Rename libgcr-3-1 back to libgcr-3-0, following soversion revert. - Call %icon_theme_cache_post/%icon_theme_cache_postun in libgcr-3-0 scriptlets, since the package now comes with icons. * Thu May 26 2011 email@example.com - Update baselibs.conf with package names after 3.0 update. * Tue May 17 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.1.1: + Add 'Export Certificate' option to right click of certificate widget. + Use file system linux capabilities for memory locking. + Set correct daemon SELinux context when started from PAM module + Fix assertions in parser. + Add GcrCollection interface to represent collections of objects + Add GcrGnupgCollection to libgcr. + Implement functionality in renderers to populate GtkTreeModel + Add a GcrSelector widget. + Cleanup unregistering from session. + Build fixes. + Updated translations. - Drop gnome-keyring-fix-parallel-build.patch and gnome-keyring-file-capabilities.patch: fixed upstream. - Rename libgcr-3-0 subpackage to libgcr-3-1 following soversion change. * Thu May 05 2011 email@example.com - Handle specific permissions for %{_bindir}/gnome-keyring-daemon: + Add permissions PreReq. + Add %set_permissions %{_bindir}/gnome-keyring-daemon to %post. + Add a %verifyscript scriptlet calling %verify_permissions. - Do not package %{_bindir}/gnome-keyring-daemon with filesystem capabilities: the security team will add what is needed via %set_permissions after a review of the code. - Drop rpmlintrc file as we don't need it anymore, since we have no setuid binary nor capabilities. - Add gnome-keyring-keep-only-ipc_lock.patch: when filesystem capabilities are used, make sure that we do have ipc_lock and keep only this one. - Add gnome-keyring-accept-no-ipc_lock.patch: accept to run without ipc_lock capability, just print a warning instead of aborting. - This is part of bnc#682244. * Mon May 02 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add gnome-keyring-file-capabilities.patch: Use libcap-ng for file capabilities (from git, see rh#668831). - Use libcap-ng-devel BuildRequires instead of libcap-devel - Add gtk-doc BuildRequires, only needed because of the new patch. - gnome-keyring-daemon is now using cap_ipc_lock=ep instead of setuid. * Wed Apr 27 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.0.1: + Fix clicking buttons in 'unsafe storage' dialog on GTK+3. + Build with GTK+3 by default. + More tests and test fine tuning: --enable-tests=yes/no/full. + Expand path in gnome-keyring-prompt.desktop properly. + Implement debug tracing in parts of gcr library. + Complete documentation in gcr and gck libraries. + Fix assertions in gcr library during parsing of a stream. + Build fixes. - Add gnome-keyring-fix-parallel-build.patch to fix parallel build (from git). - Remove libmock-test-module.so in %install, as this is only useful for tests. * Mon Apr 25 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add the rpmlintrc that was added as workaround until bnc#682244 is fixed (security review) as a source. * Mon Apr 04 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.0.0: + Updated translations. * Tue Mar 22 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.91.93: + Use full interface.Property form for CreateCollection and CreateItem in the DBus API. + Add deprecated functions for libgcr symbols lost since 2.32.x + Don't crash when the GPG agent is asked for a passhprase without a key id. - Changes from version 2.91.92: + Don't leak login name from PAM when logging error. + Also start daemon in XFCE + Fix inability to save password for other keyrings. + Build and test fixes. + Support removal of aliases via the secret service API + Fix race condition when multiple applications create the default keyring at the same time. + Add a desktop file for gnome-keyring-prompt, so the icon shows up properly in gnome-shell. + Implement HKDF for transport encryption security. - Changes from version 2.91.91: + Fix the certificate details expander when used with GTK+3 + Calculate the minimum/natural size of the certificate widget better. + Fix gnome-keyring-prompt for GTK+3 release. + Fix problems with the URIs used for trust lookup and storage. + Pass around a content-type for secrets in the DBus Secret Service API. + If DBus couldn't be initialized when starting up the daemon, try again at a later point. + Build and testing fixes. + Remove support for the pkcs11-options file, and wait for a proper configuration file setup being worked on in p11-kit. + Add support for --version argument to gnome-keyring-daemon and gnome-keyring. + Create necessary directory when storing trust assertion objects. - Changes from version 2.91.4: + gck library loads PKCS#11 modules from /usr/lib/pkcs11 + PKCS#11 config file in /etc/xdg/pkcs11.conf[.defaults] + Many ASN.1 encoding fixes. + Refactor how tests work. + Install standalone PKCS#11 modules to a consistent location. + Memory leaks and other bug fixes. + Allow enumeration of objects in specific PKCS#11 slots as well as modules. + Add GcrCertificateChain for building certificate chains. + Implementation of the initial PKCS#11 Trust Assertions spec. + Add GcrPkcs11Certificate for looking up certificates in PKCS#11 modules by issuer. + Expose gcr functionality for setting which PKCS#11 modules to use. + Find the root certificates by default. + Move to a single header model for libgcr. + Don't load *.la files when looking for PKCS#11 modules. + Fixes for GTK+3.0 + New xdg-store PKCS#11 module with support for storing trust assertions. + Rename old user-store to gnome2-store since it stores its data in old formats in the old .gnome2 location. - Replace gnome-keyring-autostart-in-xfce.patch with desktop-file-install calls. Add desktop-file-utils BuildRequires for this. - Add support for source service checkout, with %BUILD_FROM_VCS: + Add gnome-common and gtk-doc BuildRequires. + Add call to ./autogen.sh. + Enforce gtk-doc html generation by passing --enable-gtk-doc to configure. * Wed Dec 29 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update gnome-keyring-check-session.patch to add support for Xfce sessions. - Add gnome-keyring-autostart-in-xfce.patch to autostart gnome-keyring in XFCE sessions. * Fri Dec 17 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.91.3: + Shutdown module timer when holding proper mutex. + Linux capabilities to overcome limits on locked memory. + Update HACKING with coding style + Build fixes. - Changes from version 2.91.2: + Add timeout if PAM startup doesn't complete shortly. + Fix login keyring password when it doesn't match unix login. + Replace gp11-0 with gck in pkgconfig file + Fix broken dispose of GcrCertificateWidget + Remove gp11 library. - Changes from version 2.91.1: + Fix build problem in gpg-agent. + Properly distribute pkgconfig file for gck library. + Better certificate widget in gcr library. + Add extra debug guard around printing of prompt io. + Rework how the gcr parser and importer work together. + More GTK+ 3.0 fixes. - Changes from version 2.91.0: + String and punctuation fixes. + Add libgck library to soon replace libgp11 + Migrate everything in gnome-keyring to libgp11 + Fix invalid memory access in PKCS#11 rpc-layer + Fix race condition in tests - Move to pkgconfig()-style BuildRequires: + Old ones: dbus-1-devel, gtk2-devel, libtasn1-devel. + New ones: dbus-1, glib-2.0, gtk+-3.0, libtasn1. - Add libcap-devel BuildRequires. - Rename libgcr0 to libgcr-3_0 after library name change. - Remove explicit glib2-devel, gtk2-devel, libgp11-devel, libtasn1-devel Requires in libgcr-devel package: they will be automatically added the pkgconfig() way. - Add libgck0, libgck-devel and libgck-modules subpackages, and remove libgp11-0, libgp11-devel, libgp11-modules. Packaging-wise, it's mostly like a renaming. Note that we have libgck-modules with a Obsoletes tag for libgp11-modules since they share the same files. - Pass --with-gtk=3.0 instead of --with-gtk=2.0 to configure. - Stop passing --libexecdir=%{_libexecdir}/gnome-keyring-1 to configure: this is really not needed. * Wed Dec 15 2010 email@example.com - Own /usr/share/GConf and /usr/share/GConf/gsettings to fix build. * Tue Nov 23 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Change lang package Requires to Recommends since it is not mandatory at runtime. * Thu Oct 28 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.32.1: + Don't offer to save password for symmetric encryption in gpg-agent. + Don't try to cache password when symmetric encryption in gpg-agent. + Check that daemon is initialized before changing password from pam. + Fix login keyring password doesn't match login. + Link correctly to gio. + Add extra debug guard around printing of prompt io. + Fix invalid memory access in rpc-layer. * Wed Oct 20 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update gnome-keyring-check-session.patch to also use the gnome-keyring PAM module for the gnome3 and smeegol sessions: we want the keyring to be unlocked on login there. * Mon Sep 27 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.32.0: + Make builds silent by default. * Sun Sep 12 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.31.92: + Require glib 2.25 or later. + Require automake 1.7 or later. + Fix assertion in secure memory code. + Don't go into endless loop when GPG Agent client disconnects. + Fix double free in gp11 library. + Fix crash during keyring unlock operation. + Expand prompt details when a non-default unlock option is chosen. + Migrate to gsettings. + Use gsettings for GPG agent unlock options. + Fix library header installation directory for libgcr. + Fix some errors parsing certificates. + Rework how unlock options are loaded and handled. + Fix saving of auto-unlock passwords. + Support building with GTK+ 3.0 + No warning message when SSH unlock prompt is cancelled. + Build fix finding PAM headers. + Build fix of PAM module for Hurd. - Drop gnome-keyring-fix-pam-module-build.patch: fixed upstream. - Pass --with-gtk=2.0 to configure to make sure we build against GTK+ 2. - Handle GSettings schemas, by using the %glib2_gsettings_schema_* macros. * Mon Aug 30 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.31.91: + Fix problem with keyring names that contain foreign charaters. + Build fixes and warning fixes. + Better GPG Agent prompt strings. + More internal documentation. + Remove gconf as part of migration to gsettings. + Add --replace option to daemon. + Fix race condition in tests. + Use new DER decoding and encoding routines. + Only try to authenticate once if PKCS#11 slot has protected auth path. + Better handling of when PKCS#11 token is write protected. - Add gnome-keyring-fix-pam-module-build.patch to fix build of PAM module. - Pass --enable-pam to configure to make the build fail early if we lose the pam module. - Pass --with-root-certs=%{_sysconfdir}/ssl/certs to configure. - Remove all of the gconf packaging: + Remove gconf2-devel BuildRequires. + Remove use of %gconf macros and corresponding %pre/%preun/%posttrans. + Do not pass --disable-schemas-install to configure. * Thu Jul 22 2010 email@example.com - Remove gnome-common BuildRequires and call to gnome-autogen.sh. - Call %suse_update_desktop_file on gnome-keyring-gpg.desktop. * Thu Jul 08 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.31.4: + New GPG Agent built into gnome-keyring-daemon + Start building (but not using) new DER parser and writer. + Fix building of desktop and service files. + Fix problems displaying prompts with certain characters in strings. + Fix deadlock on secure memory usage. + Refactor the way prompting works for PKCS#11 components. + Refactor the way testing works and files are named. + Implement coverage testing. + Cleanup whitespace issues and rename certain modules. + Tests can now involve prompts and responses. + Fix possible threading race condition in gp11. + Fix broken startup when used with gdm and password-less login. + Fix checking of uninitialized value in prompting code. - Drop gnome-keyring-fixes-from-git.patch: fixed upstream. * Thu Jun 03 2010 email@example.com - Add gnome-keyring-fixes-from-git.patch to fix various issues related to gnome-keyring not working fine (with autologin, for example). - Add gnome-common BuildRequires and call to gnome-autogen.sh needed for the patch. * Thu Apr 29 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.30.1: + Build fixes for errors and distribution problems. + Fixes for building on recent GTK versions. + Remove accidental storage of user's login password in login keyring. + Fix assertion when exiting. + Updated translations. * Tue Mar 30 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.30.0: + More robust error display and handling. + Don't assert on va_list. + Don't save session keyring to disk. + Allow unlocking even when always unlock is not available. + Hide the automatically unlock check when login not usable. + Fix various issues storing and using auto unlock passwords. + Updated translations. * Wed Mar 10 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.92: + Fix various problems with not storing secret value properly. + Return no results when a search includes a bad collection identifier. + Don't raise error if ssh client disconnects early. + Allow running in a test environment. + Fix error when setting default keyring to NULL. + Autostart gnome-keyring-daemon in LXDE as well. + Rework the startup again, to use a singleton crontrolled via dbus, to help when no process was started by pam. + Display password and confirm prompts when creating keyring. + Allow specifying CKA_ID when creating collection. + Give translatable label to created login keyring. + When no default keyring set, use login keyring. + Fix problem initializing socket path in rpc module. + Fix endless loop in reading data. + Potential fix or sporadic crash. + Solaris build fixes. + Updated translations. Drop upstream included gnome-keyring-LXDE-autostart.patch. * Thu Feb 11 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.90: + Quit daemon when the dbus session is disconnected. + Don't print out warnings on SSH v1 keys. + Remove erroneous egg-dbus dependency. + Allow saving password for encryption keys. + Fix problems storing secrets in keyrings. + Expose idle and timeout lock options for keyrings in the prompt dialog. Fix remaining issues to get this to work. + Display a different message when unlocking the login keyring. + Fix problem with phantom 'xxx_1' keyrings appearing. + Load and use the default keyring properly. + Support accessing template style pkcs11 attributes. + Fix endless loop when looking for encryption key password in login keyring. + GNU Hurd build fixes. + Solaris build fixes. + Translation fixes. - Drop eggdbus-devel BuildRequires. - Tweak gnome-keyring-check-session.patch to not start the keyring if we're in a supported display manager, but DESKTOP_SESSION is not set. * Sun Feb 07 2010 email@example.com - Add gnome-keyring-LXDE-autostart.patch to allow to autostart keyring on LXDE session. * Wed Jan 27 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update gnome-keyring-check-session.patch to also support LXDE (and lxdm). * Mon Jan 11 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.29.5: + Implement lookup collection passwords in login keyring. + Various prompting fixes. + Store PKCS#11 objects after any attribute change. + Add 'Type' property to Secret Service API DBus item interface + Various warning, and uninitialized memory fixes. * Tue Dec 22 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.4: + Refactor how the daemon starts up. + Allow init with already present environment variables, using - -start. + Install autostart files for each component of the daemon. + New DBus Secret Service API for accessing passwords and secrets. + Old protocol for accessing secrets is no longer present. + libgnome-keyring is now its own module, and no longer bundled with gnome-keyring. + Use normal GtkEntry when prompting for passwords. + Requires GTK+ 2.18 + Implement new more flexible control protocol for pam and startup. + Complete more of the gp11 PKCS#11 wrapper library. + Implement AES key wrapping and unwrapping in PKCS#11 components. + Implement DH key generation and derivation in PKCS#11 components. + Integrate testing of PKCS#11 components via p11-tests. + Implement PKCS#11 component for storing 'keyring' style secrets. + Don't complain if we can't set session environment variables. + When running a debug build, warnings are fatal. + Refactor testing. + Encrypted channel for password with prompting dialog. - Pass --disable-schemas-install to configure. - Add eggdbus-devel BuildRequires. - Remove libgnome-keyring0 and gnome-keyring-devel subpackages (moved to libgnome-keyring source package). - Split the remaining of gnome-keyring-devel in libgcr-devel and libgp11-devel. - Update baselibs.conf to reflect the packages shipping libraries (libgcr0 and libgp11-0). * Thu Dec 17 2009 email@example.com - Add baselibs.conf as a source * Thu Dec 17 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Fix build on openSUSE <= 11.2. * Tue Dec 15 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.28.2: + Add license to reference documentation. + Sent output of g_printerr to syslog. + No error when can't unlock login keyring. + Fix assertion when comparing attributes. + Fix freeing of unallocated memory in test. + Don't barf on certificates with unsupported algorithm. + Fix some memory leaks. * Fri Dec 04 2009 email@example.com - Split the libraries in their own packages, to avoid useless dependencies for packages depending on libgnome-keyring0 but that don't want the whole gnome-keyring (which pulls gtk2). This means we now have libgnome-keyring0, libgcr0, libgp11-0 and libgp11-modules subpackages. (Thanks to Debian: summaries and descriptions are inspired by the Debian ones.) - Remove .la files. - Do not self-obsolete for gnome-keyring-doc and pam_keyring. - Move the pam-confire PreReq to the pam subpackage. * Fri Nov 13 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.28.1: + Fix support for SSH RSA1 keys. + Fix a delay when the daemon quits. + Use default D-Bus timeout when finding daemon. + Make custom pkcs11 constants unsigned longs. + Use unsigned long for module handle counter. + Fix assertion when releasing secure memory block. - Drop gnome-keyring-no-logout-delay.patch: fixed upstream. - Drop gnome-keyring-fix-ssh1-agent.patch: fixed upstream. - Update gnome-keyring-check-session.patch to apply without fuzz. * Thu Oct 08 2009 email@example.com - Add gnome-keyring-fix-ssh1-agent.patch to make the ssh agent support rsa1 keys again. Fix bnc#540515. * Tue Oct 06 2009 email@example.com - Update gnome-keyring-pam-auth-prompt-password.patch to not prompt for password if use_authtok option is used. * Fri Oct 02 2009 email@example.com - Add gnome-keyring-no-logout-delay.patch to fix delay during logout. * Tue Sep 22 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.28.0: + Fix build problems with -as-needed. - Remove export SUSE_ASNEEDED. * Mon Sep 14 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.27.92: + Some uses of glib memory routines to explicitly allocate memory. + Fix erroneous assertion hit by gtk-doc and tests. + Revert change which bumped libtasn1 required to 1.0. + Fix logic for only_if option in PAM module. + Handle unix signals on one thread. + Better daemon startup and forking logic. + Optional use of automake silent rules when available. + No warning when a disk doesn't have a UDI identifier. - Drop gnome-keyring-pam-fix-only_if.patch: fixed upstream. - Add SUSE_ASNEEDED=0 to fix build. * Sun Aug 30 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add gnome-keyring-pam-fix-only_if.patch to fix logic in pam module when using only_if. * Mon Aug 10 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.27.90: + Build fixes on Solaris and FreeBSD. + Take length of ASN.1 elements into account, when parsing. * Wed Jul 29 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Drop gnome-keyring-auto-start-if-compatibility.patch now that pam-config has been updated to support only_if in the pam config. - Change pam-config call in post to use "--gnome_keyring-auto_start - -gnome_keyring-only_if=gdm" instead of "--gnome_keyring-auto_start_if=gdm"" - PreReq pam-config at least 0.72 for those changes. * Tue Jul 28 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.27.5: + Add support for lifetime constrained SSH identities. + Use GtkBuilder files where glade files were used. + Write private key files with tighter file permissions. + Use gio instead of libhal for monitoring volumes. + Updated translations. - Remove hal-devel from BuildRequires not needed anymore. * Sun Jul 19 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.27.4: + Insurance in parsing keyring format for future changes. + Add 'use_authtok' option to pam module. + Test utility fix. + Add 'only_if=' option to pam module. + Make 'Password:' prompt translatable in pam module. + Use libgcrypt to generate iv/salt where needed. + Remove old cu-test style unit tests. + Code refactoring and cleanup, removed 'common' component. + Auto generated ChangeLog. + Cleanup unit tests, and make them run with 'make check' - Changes from version 2.26.3: + Build fixes. + Fix problem with RSA key sizes that are not a multiple of 8. This affected use of SSH keys in particular. + Fix crash related to secure memory. - Drop gnome-keyring-pam-auto-start-if.patch: fixed upstream. - Drop gnome-keyring-pam-translate.patch: fixed upstream. - Remove AutoReqProv: it's default now. - Add gnome-keyring-auto-start-if-compatibility.patch since pam-config does not know yet about only_if. It will be removed once pam-config will be updated. * Sun Apr 12 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.26.1: + Fix many problems with the new secure memory allocator + DBus now automatically starts the gnome-keyring service properly + When auto activating the gnome-keyring DBus service, check for an already running daemon + Don't print critical warnings when registering with DBus fails + Bump glib dependency + Add DBus method for getting the gnome-keyring environment variables + Fix crash when prompting to unlock the keyring + Initialize daemon with LOGNAME and USERNAME environment variables + Build fixes - Merge -doc into -devel as it only contains gtk-doc - Move gtk-doc from main to -devel * Sat Mar 21 2009 email@example.com - Modify baselibs.conf so that if pam-32bit is installed on x86_64, gnome-keyring-pam-32bit and gnome-keyring-32bit is installed as well. * Thu Mar 19 2009 email@example.com - Fix an issue where Requires on libtasn1-devel and gtk2-devel was added to -pam instead of -devel * Sat Mar 14 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.26.0: + Implement support for running gnome-keyring-daemon under valgrind + Checks for asn1Parser tool when configuring + Only automatically expose PKCS#11 public key objects for private keys + Have the SSH agent only log into the token when we have a private key that we want to access + Disable input method in password - Add libtasn1-devel and gtk2-devel to Requires for devel package * Fri Mar 06 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.25.92: + Fix problems when multiple processes tried to initialize the gnome-keyring-daemon at the same time, often resulting in a user session that hung on login. + Add compatibility support for loading SSH unlock passwords from previous versions of gnome-keyring. + Fix compiler warnings on 32-bit systems. + Fix uninitialized variable usage. These resulted in crashes. + Initialize PKCS#11 tokens before importing certificates or keys to them. Remove previous auto-initialize idea. + Add basic support for PKCS#11 SO logins. + Fix focus issues in the import certificate/key dialog. + When looking for PKCS#11 objects, skip tokens that have not been initialized. + Exit properly when an error occurs on importing a certificate or key. + Hash objects when storing them in PKCS#11 user-store and validate the hashes when loading them. + Build fix on Solaris + If login keyring doesn't exist when changing a PAM password, don't create it automatically. + Close stdin/stdout when not running the daemon in foreground. This fixes a regression in scripts starting gnome-keyring-daemon. - Remove -fno-strict-aliasing from CFLAGS. - Use makeinstall (install-pam is no longer useful) - Make sure fdupes is called last (since we might changes some files before).
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First make sure your cupcakes are completely cooled after baking. If you're still finding the icing appears to be "melting" when spread onto the cupcake, it might be too thin. Stir in confectioners' sugar to stiffen the icing. Then make sure to store the cupcakes in a cool, dry place, out of direct sunlight.


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'"We just need to play every night the way we've been playing the entire year," Miller said. "I don't think we need to turn it up a level. I think the intensity will follow, and it should just be there."'
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Chaka Khan proud, humbled by hometown honors
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Chaka Khan is calling Chicago's street renaming tribute "the biggest honor" she's ever received.
WGN-TV says the singer was on hand Saturday for the official street sign unveiling in Chicago's Hyde Park, in which a portion of Blackstone Avenue was designated Chaka Khan Way. Chaka admitted at the event that she was very flattered, and felt it might be more recognition than she really deserves.
Khan later tweeted that it was "a very proud moment" for her, and that she was thrilled to be able to share the experience with her mother. Chicago also issued a proclamation naming Sunday Chaka Khan Day. The honors are in celebration of Chaka's 40th anniversary in music. Khan said thanks with a free concert at Chicago's Millennium Park on Sunday.
A very proud moment & who better to share it with than my mom! http://t.co/dG7lB76UWm— Chaka Khan (@ChakaKhan) July 27, 2013
Chi-town, I LOVE YOU!!! Home is definitely where my heart is and I had an unforgettable time this weekend!! http://t.co/nS3lJ7p7Pt— Chaka Khan (@ChakaKhan) July 29, 2013
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'After two bad games at home, Lindy Ruff wanted to change things, "We can look at Luke or Derek at left wing. Part of it is to give Ville a chance to get on track. Last game I don't think it would've mattered who we put together for the most part, but I want to take a look and maybe we'll take a look at practice tomorrow of something different."'
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Thread: When did you return to work?
29th December 2011 07:21 AM #1
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When did you return to work?
When did you return to work after having your baby? Did you go back part-time or full-time?
I think this article explains your rights and how to talk to your employer about Paid Parental Leave very well. I did take some time off after my first was born. When my youngest was born I worked at home, so it was easy for me to return to work as soon as I felt ready to do so. I do think it is important to know what rights you have and to talk to your employer early, so he or she is kept informed and you are both able to come to an agreement.
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I returned to work after two weeks with my first, as I was a single mother =(. With my second it was six weeks. With my third, I began writing from home when he was around two months. With my last baby, I went back to writing when she was around three weeks, but it wasn't that bad since I did not have to leave the house or do anything strenuous.
I think taking off some time after birth is very important, particularly for mums who work outside of the home. The period of time immediately following birth is so crucial to bonding and breastfeeding.


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"They came riding on 10 motorcycles, two officers on each one," Orozco remembers.
Orozco is also the coauthor, with Evangelina Hernández, of From Heaven to Hell in a Day (Del Cielo al Infierno en un Día).
But it cannot be denied that Luis de Leon's work is suffused with a warmer, more human interest than Orozco's brief sketch.
Orozco, the rebel leader, has failed to withstand Madero's army.
Obviously Orozco is animated with the same spirit as his ancestors.
Orozco y Berra thinks that the snake represented Quetzalcoatl, and was a Toltec reminiscence.
Orozco and his troops are fleeing to the north toward the American border.
The trolley-cars were blocked, and we seemed the focus of the Orozco victory as far as the capital was concerned.
Orozco acknowledges defeat in the north, laying it at the doors of the United States.
Orozco "answers back" that naturally he executed Fountain, who was "fighting in the enemy's army."


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PHOTO: Austin Mahone teases 'Mmm Yeah' music video
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Austin Mahone is teasing his new music video for his single "MMM Yeah" featuring Pitbull, and it looks like the singer is going for a more grown-up look!
In a photo posted to his Instagram page, Austin is dressed in a leather jacket, with a perfectly coiffed hair-do (NO HAT!), while standing next to his buddy Pitbull, also clad in leather and his signature shades.
"#MMMYEAH VIDEO ON THE WAY!!! THANKS TO @pitbull FOR COMING OUT!!! #DALÉ"
Looking good Austin!
Check out the photo below, and watch out for Austin's new video!


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Day Marshall - BS 2009
My husband, Andrew, and I came to MU after a number of years out of school. He came because God stirred him to act on the calling placed on him years earlier. I enrolled the following year because I was jealous of the depth of knowledge I saw him gaining. Read the rest of this entry »


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Pursuant to the authority contained in section 23 of the Act of August 27, 1954 (68 Stat. 877, as amended; 25 U.S.C. 677v), it is hereby proclaimed that the Federal restrictions on the property of each individual mixed-blood member of the Ute Indian Tribe of the Uintah and Ouray Reservation in Utah having been removed, the Federal trust relationship to such individual is terminated and that effective midnight, August 27, 1961, such individual shall not be entitled to any of the services performed for Indians because of his status as an Indian. All statutes of the United States which affect Indians because of their status as Indians shall no longer be applicable to such member over which supervision has been terminated, and the laws of the several States shall apply to such member in the same manner as they apply to other citizens within their jurisdiction.
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Netherlands festival show announced
We're pleased to report that Keane will be playing at the Indian Summer Festival at Broek op Langedijk in the Netherlands on Saturday June 15 2013. For more info and ticket details (including early bird offers), head to www.indiansummerfestival.nl.
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Where is this festival in the Netherlands?? Is easy to get to etc? Becos I am missing Keane already and saw them in November.
Great, amazing!!! but... and Brazil?? we need so much :3
sounds great! hope to see you guys then!
Congratulazioni cari Keane per la vostra partecipazione all'Indian Summer Festival, che bello, sarà sicuramente un festival carico di allegria e divertimento! Mi auguro tanto che poi Keanemusic metta qualche video qui sul sito della vostra esibizione: ci terrei tanto a vedervi! Un abbraccio da Sabrina from Sicily!!!
Pls come to Brasil, I would love to see you live again. Beijos, Regina.
GREAT NEWS! I am very happy for your return to Europe I hope to be with you for this great moment of Share Music and Happiness! ! Thank you all** LOTOF LOVE
ISA, from Brasil, Sao Paulo *** Great news! Keane rocks! Lots of love to my favourite band! XXX
Oh I could not see you, I'm going to see depeche mode in paris! I hope that you will come back to france. I wait before booking my holidays to be able to go see you in europe. big kisses to all four from France. Florence ( Paris). .
I'll be in Norway by this time, I don't know if I could move to Netherlands.... Well, you know that in Norway there are a lot of musical festivals running, specially in summer. I hope you will be able to come to any one of them, it will be delightful see you there. Thanks for your music =). Kisses from Barcelona!!!!!!
I COME! I COME! I'm so happy right now! Thanks! :-)
And in Brazil??
Great news!!! Kisses I love u guys so much.....


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Spinnin' Sessions comes to Evolution
Spinnin' Records is well-known for releasing some of the biggest tracks in dance music from some of the biggest DJs. Now, Evolution is bringing the sounds of Spinnin' to your ears, directly.
Starting Wednesday October 2nd, Evolution will be broadcasting Spinnin' Sessions every Wednesday at 9 pm ET. The show will feature the hottest tracks in dance music straight from Spinnin' Records HQ for the first half, and the last half showcasing guest mixes from some of the most well-known DJs in the scene. Guest mixes have come from guys like Sander van Doorn, Nari & Milani, Fedde Le Grand, Ferry Corsten, W&W, and Nervo.
But for the very first episode of Spinnin' Sessions on Evolution, the guest mix comes from a dance music legend: Tiesto!
You can also catch regular competitions, a weekly favorite, and live sets from some of the biggest festivals in the world.
Don't miss Spinnin' Sessions on Evolution, and make sure to tune in every Wednesday starting tonight at 9 pm ET.


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You have to know the BSSID.
The ESSID is for example something like "my_home_wlan".
The BSSID is the MAC-Address of the Access-Point and so the BSSID is ALWAYS shown.
Watch this picture:
On the right-side you have the ESSID. The Owner of the Access-Point can enable "hide ESSID", so that you have a "<NULL>" or just nothing printed on the right side.
But the BSSID is, as I said, always shown and most of the Backtrack-Software uses the BSSID.
And the reason for this is simple:
Most home-user don't change their ESSID and leave it the default-value.
Let's say, that your neigbours are using the Linksys W54G-Router.
So you then have 3-4 WLAN-Networks and all have the default "linksys_w54g"-ESSID. If you tell the your Computer "connect to linksys_w54g" the Software asks itself "yeah... but... which one of these 3?".
The BSSID (MAC) is UNIQUE, so it's definite.
I din't used "wicd" before, but it should have an option, where you can put the BSSID in. If you can't find the right textbox to enter it, just try the textbox you would use for the ESSID
Hope this helps you
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PHOTOS: Dead 35 to 40 Foot Whale Beached in Boca
A large, dead sperm whale has washed up on a South Florida beach and federal biologists were on their way to examine the carcass.
Boca Raton police say the whale was discovered Friday morning on Spanish River Beach. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration identified it was a sperm whale.
It wasn't immediately clear if the whale had been injured or was sick. Police say biologists will try to make that determination later.
Photos provided by Boca Raton police showed a large number of onlookers near the whale.
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Do you have a talent? Are you looking to showcase it?
UNLV Dining is holding an Open Mic Night at the dining commons every 4th Thursday of the month.
Interested in performing? Email your name, phone number and talent or act to the dining commons or call Mary Vigneault at 702-895-5689.


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October 12 Sunday 1pm Bezanson Recital Hall
For UMass voice & piano students
Andrew Garland, baritone (alum 2000) & Warren Jones, piano
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October 12 Sunday 8pm Bowker Auditorium
UMass Amherst Symphony Orchestra
Brandon Keith Brown, conductorNurit Pacht, violin soloist
Beethoven: Egmont Overture, Mendelssohn: Sinfonia No. 8, Sibelius: Violin Concerto, Op. 47
Tickets: $3 UMass students; $5 other students, seniors, children; $10 general public Box Office 413-545-2511 or click here to purchase tickets.
Brandon Keith Brown, photo by Deyan Baric Nurit Pacht, violin
October 14 Tuesday 8pm Fine Arts Center Concert Hall
Symphony Band "Musical Postcards"
Matthew Westgate, conductor
Ron Nelson: Savannah River Holiday Joaquin Turina: Five Miniatures Eric Whitacre: October Norman Dello Joio: Scenes from the Louvre (James Shetler, graduate conductor) Michael Daugherty: Niagara Falls
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October 16 Thursday 8pm Bowker Auditorium
Chapel Jazz & Jazz Ensemble I
Felipe Salles & Jeffrey W. Holmes, directors
Including music by Charles Mingus, Cole Porter, John Clayton, George & Ira Gershwin, and Bob Washut
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October 17 Friday 8pm Studio Theater, Kendall Hall, Mount Holyoke College, S. Hadley Faculty Solo Dance Concert Paul Dennis, dancer, Assistant Professor of Dance, Music & Dance Department
Classic & contemporary modern dance including works choreographed by José Limón, Daniel Nagrin, Pearl Primus & Reggie Wilson A Talk-Back with Professor Dennis will follow the performance
Tickets: $5 Students & Seniors; $10 General public No advance sales or reservations; tickets will be available at the door beginning at 7pm on Oct. 17
With Marilyn Lowe, veteran teacher, Music Learning Theory specialist, creator of Music Moves for Piano method
Three-day Workshop, Oct. 11, 12, 13 UMass Amherst, Fine Arts Center, Music wing Study of the sequential music learning process (Gordon Music Learning Theory), specifically tailored to Piano Teachers Tuition $200, $175 for VPTA members, $100 for students; 25 PDPs available for three-day Workshop
One-day Workshop option, Oct. 11, 9am-4pm, UMass Amherst, Fine Arts Center, Music wingAn Overview of Gordon Music Learning Theory for all Music Teachers Tuition $90, $75 for students & VPTA members; 10 PDPs available for one-day Workshop
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Sunday, October 12 1-3pm Bowker Auditorium
GUEST ARTIST MASTERCLASSNurit Pacht, violinInternationally renowned soloist, recitalist & chamber musician
Ms. Pacht will work with UMass Amherst Symphony Orchestra violin students Kevin Stone, Elliot Lee, Zachary Surapine & Amanda Stenroos, performing works by Bach, Brahms, Bruch & Paganini, with accompanist Lemuel Gurtowsky.
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Friday, October 17, 2014 12 noon Fine Arts Center Music wing, Room 150
Frøydis Ree Wekre, horn
Famed Norwegian horn performer & teacher
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I almost laughed right then and there when the Subway sandwich artist said it.My lovely bride and I were exploring options in Atlanta last fall during the Catalyst conference and had stopped for a quick bite. Because we were considering moving to Atlanta at the time, we asked the man with the disposable gloves what he thought of Atlanta."There's nothing to do in Atlanta," he replied, matter-0f-factly. Had I been eating, I would have choked on a mouthful salami and banana peppers. Here he … [Read more...]
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The Port of Long Beach and Jerry Schubel, president and CEO of the Aquarium of the Pacific, will be honored as 2012 Organization of the Year and Citizen of the Year, respectively, by the Long Beach Aquatic Capital of America Foundation's fourth annual Aquatic Capital Awards, the foundation announced.
Honorees also include 2012 Athletes of the Year: beach volleyball player Misty May-Treanor and water polo player Lauren Wenger; and 2012 Coach of the Year Dave Salo of the USA Olympic Women's Swim Teams.
Achievement awards will be presented to U.S. Sailing Center Long Beach Executive Director Mike Segerblom, U.S. paralympian Ron Harvey, two-time AAU champion Brandon Loschiavo, and CLSA Junior lifeguard of the year Hannah Levy. Olympic gold medalist swimmer Jessica Hardy, a two-time athlete of the year recipient, will be honored with a special achievement award.
The Aquatic Capital Award winners will be honored at a dinner Jan. 22 at Keesal, Young & Logan in Long Beach.
- Karen Robes Meeks


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Belstaff Resort 2013
Remember when travel was glamorous? Unless you were lucky enough to have sailed down the Nile on an Edwardian riverboat or sipped cocktails on The Orient Express in the early 1930s, probably not. But Belstaff designer Martin Cooper, presenting his first resort collection since being appointed just under a year ago, wanted to try and conjure the notion nonetheless. "We wanted to explore the romanticism of travel, before it got so complicated," said Cooper, who spent a lot of time looking at vintage suitcases and epic war dramas like The English Patient and Lawrence of Arabia for inspiration.
There is certainly nothing fussy about this collection. Much like he did in his debut for fall 2012, Cooper kept the focus on the basic element at the heart of Belstaff's appeal: outerwear. (A canny move that played off his strengths, too, given his previous post as vice president and design director of outerwear at Burberry.) He was particularly interested in the company's famous four-pocket Trailmaster jacket, which he shrank for a more elegant fit and reworked in a variety of shapes, lengths, and proportions: There was a canvas version with brown leather patches; a collarless one in mustard-yellow linen; and even a belted shift-dress style that, in keeping with the romantic traveler conceit, has a distinct safari feel. "You might think we see the Trailmaster as a hindrance," Cooper continues. "But spinning it in different ways is actually very liberating."
Just as Burberry famously mines its archives for modern takes on classic features, Cooper's approach fits perfectly with Belstaff's motorcycle-clothing legacy. But underneath all the biker-jacket cool, there were some remarkably imaginative details—such as the fact that most jacket collars have leather piping on both sides and can be worn up and down. Or the subtle way Cooper has blown up the cross-hatch knurling on vintage Belstaff belt buckles and turned it into a diamond pattern that can be found everywhere from jacket linings to quilted leather skirts and dresses.
The motorcycle references even found their way onto the daintier pieces. The color-block patchwork pattern on a gray jersey dress, for instance, was meant to evoke old-fashioned racing stripes, and light pleated silk skirts came complete with heavy gage zippers for what Cooper called a "tough and feminine" effect. Although the women who partook in the golden age of travel weren't known for carrying their own luggage, it all suggests the new Belstaff woman would be more than equipped if she had to.


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