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Cavaliers acquire Spencer Hawes from Philadelphia
CLEVELAND (AP) The Cleveland Cavaliers acquired center Spencer Hawes from the Philadelphia 76ers for forward Earl Clark, center Henry Sims and two second-round draft picks.
The 7-foot-1 Hawes, who is in the final year of his contract, is averaging 13 points and 8.5 rebounds, both career highs, and shoots 40 percent from 3-point range. The 25-year-old Hawes is in his seventh NBA season.
Cleveland has won six straight games, its longest winning streak since March of 2010, which was LeBron James' final season with the team and the last time the Cavaliers made the playoffs. Cleveland (22-33) is in 10th place and three games out of the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference.
"We have a group that's obviously trending in the right direction and we want to carry that momentum forward," acting general manager David Griffin said. "We feel like this move goes a great length towards doing that."
Hawes, who is expected to be active for Friday night's game in Toronto, said on his Twitter account, "Time for the next stage of my career, and I can't wait to get started in Cleveland."
Center Anderson Varejao has missed the last four games with a sore back. He also missed time earlier in the season with a knee injury and no timetable has been given for his return. Varejao played in only 81 games the last three seasons because of numerous injuries.
Griffin said the trade isn't related to concerns about Varejao's health, but the deal will allow coach Mike Brown to cut down on the veteran center's minutes.
"Anderson gives you everything he has every second he's on the floor," Griffin said. "That's what you love about him, but we also need to be pragmatic about the fact that we need to put a group of bigs out there that can sustain when Anderson sits down. We would like to give him fewer minutes and pair him with things that make his life easier, too. That's what a big part of this is about."
Griffin, who replaced the fired Chris Grant on Feb. 6, indicated after the promotion the Cavaliers would be buyers rather than sellers at the trade deadline. The Cavaliers were linked to talks that involved forward Luol Deng and guard Jarrett Jack, but both remained with the team.
Deng can be a free agent after the season and it's unclear if he will remain with the Cavaliers.
"I wouldn't be doing my job if I didn't hear what interest there is in our players," Griffin said. "I did that. At no time did we shop Luol. We weren't attempting to trade Luol."
Varejao, along with guards Dion Waiters (hyperextended left knee) and C.J. Miles (sprained left ankle) didn't make the trip to Toronto.
Clark is 6-foot-10 and can play both forward positions. The five-year veteran, who signed a one-year contract with a club option in July, is averaging 5.2 points in 45 games. The 6-10 Sims is averaging 2.2 points and 2.8 rebounds in 20 games. He's in his second season in the league.
The Sixers (15-40) have lost nine straight and 19 of 22.


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WATERVILLE, Maine – The MIT men's track and field team completed the first official day of competition at the New England Division III Championships at Colby College on Friday afternoon in second place with 19 points after a number of high-placing finishes. Bates College leads the way with 42 points.
Freshman Adrian Samsel (Whippany, N.J.) was the lone MIT athlete to compete in the decathlon on the first day of competition. After completing half of the events on Thursday, he sat in first place with 3,350 points, finishing in second place in the 100m (11.49) and the High Jump (1.83m) and first in the Long Jump (6.52m). He also had sixth place finishes in the Shot Put (10.20m) and 400m (51.61).
In the remaining five events on Friday, Samsel finished fourth in the 110m Hurdles (16.36), ninth in the Discus Throw (88-05) and Pole Vault (9-04.50), eighth in the Javelin Throw (111-00) and sixth in the 1500m (4:34.04). Samsel ended the day with a seventh place finish with 5,843 points and a new MIT freshman record.
After the completion of the decathlon, freshmen Arinze Okeke (Hawthorne, Calif.) and Carrington Motley (Pittsburgh, Pa.) took part in the Long Jump. Okeke finished in 11th place with a jump of 20-08.00, while Motley came in 18th with a 19-11.50.
MIT saw five runners finish in the top ten in the 10,000m. Junior Roy Wedge (Lawrence, Kan.) led the way with his second place finish, crossing the line in 31:24.53. Sophomore Benji Xie (El Dorado Hills, Calif.) followed in fourth with his time of 31:25.62 and classmate Allen Leung (Arcadia, Calif.) was sixth in 31:47.08. Fellow sophomore Matthew Jordan (Matthews, N.C.) was eighth with a 31:49.47 and freshman Matthew Deyo completed the race directly after him in ninth place with a time of 31:49.65.
The Engineers will wrap up competition at the N.E. Div. III Championships tomorrow, with both field and running events beginning at 10:00 a.m.

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I don�t know how you feel about it, but it looks like to me that Thanksgiving is kind of getting lost in the excitement of Black Friday (BF).
It�s just real hard for me to imagine getting out 48 hours before BF and camping out in front of a store to be first in line to get a wall-to-wall television.
Or as I overheard someone say Wednesday, they planned to go to bed at 5 p.m. and get up at midnight and go stand, or sit, to be first in line for the bargains.
Ah, it makes me long for the time when BF was an unknown.
But I can tell you that Christmas was so special to me and my brothers and sisters that we started looking forward to it along about the end of January, and that�s the truth.
Remember that blue-lined paper that we used to write on when we were in first grade? I used to print stuff on that paper, things that I wanted Santa to bring. And then I�d hide the list in my secret shoe box.
I don�t know how I managed it, but I had a shoe box that was mine all mine, and my siblings did not look into it to see what I saved. Or at least I don�t think they did.
Anyway my wish list for the year would be carefully penciled in big block letters on that paper as the days and weeks and months went by.
Funniest thing. Sometimes by the time July or August rolled around, I no longer wanted the thing or things that seemed so important back in January.
One thing though that I remember wanting so bad that it stayed on my list from January until I wrote that oh-so-important letter to Santa in December
My cousin had gotten a gift from Santa that I coveted with all my being.
And that was a Betsy Wetsy Doll.
OK, for all y�all that don�t know what a Betsy Wetsy Doll was, let me tell you about my cousin�s doll.
It was a doll baby about 14 or so inches long. It had its own little bottle that fit in her little open mouth, diapers and tiny safety pins � a necessity since there was a direct connection between the bottle in her mouth and a wet diaper.
She had a little hot water bottle, a tiny rattle. Her head turned from side to side; her eyes opened and shut, and her arms moved. There was even a little suitcase where she and all her belongings fit very nicely, thank you.
That was the year I got a play stove and tiny pots and pans, and a tea set. I�m sure there were socks and underwear as usual, and I remember outing (cq)pajamas with little pink roses, and I was happy enough with all that � until I saw my cousin�s Betsy Wetsy.
But on my blue-lined paper, I immediately put down in big block letters, �Dear Santa, I want a Betsy Wetsy. From Frances Oakley�
My mind did not change, all through the spring and summer and fall. I still had my heart set on that doll.
When December came, time to write Santa, I had my letter all ready to go. �Dear Santa, I want a Betsy Wetsy. From Frances Oakley. P.S. In a suitcase.�
I�m telling you, Old Santa is truly a wise old elf.
On Christmas morning when I went to the couch where my name was on the side of my fruit box � guess who was waiting for me.
It was Betsy Wetsy and her suitcase with all the things I needed to take care of her. Not only that, she had outing pajamas with little pink roses, just like the p.j.�s Santa brought me the year before.
And � That worn suitcase with doll and clothing, equally worn, is in the closet in my back bedroom to this very day.
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Are You Considering An Abortion? What You Need To Know
Abortion is the termination and removal of a fetus or an embryo before it can live on its own. Abortions are normally done when one is not ready for the baby or the pregnancy was not planned for. Adult abortion has been legalized in the US and therefore it has reduced death rates among mothers and women who were at risk of procuring an abortion. This is because most women would go through backdoor means to have the pregnancy terminated. Most doctors in this field were less skilled and would use the wrong methods to terminate the pregnancy. This would lead to increased maternal deaths.
Abortion after the first trimester
Having an abortion after the first trimester, that is, after the first three months of the pregnancy is very risky. This is because the fetus is fully formed and has started getting differentiated body parts. An abortion at this time is a great health risk to both the mother and the fetus. This is because some bone fragments can be left in the uterus which can cause decay to the entire womb leading to its removal.
The second trimester abortion is not recommended since it is highly specific and it is normally done due to medical reasons such as maternal health conditions and fetal disorders. The second trimester is during the 15-23 weeks after the last menstrual periods. The procedure is referred to as a dilation and evacuation. It only takes about two days to get it over and done with and no hospitalization is required.
Why abortion is recommended in the first trimester
The first trimester is the period during your last menstrual period to the 15th week after conception. At this time the fetus is just developing and has no defined features, therefore it is easy to carry out the procedure with less likeliness of a complication occurring. Unlike the second trimester the first trimester you have a list of options on what medical procedure to use. There is the:
• Manual vacuum aspiration; this is done from 3 to 12 weeks along and is less interfering. It is one of the safest methods.
• Surgical procedure; also known as aspiration and it terminates a pregnancy that is up to sixteen weeks from the last period. It is done by suction curettage and dilation where the fetus is then sucked out by vacuum aspiration.
• Methotrexate and misoprostol; this procedure is done within seven weeks along the pregnancy and is done by using the misoprostol pills.
• Mifepristone and misoprosotol; this procedure is done by use of pills from seven to nine weeks in the pregnancy.
Facts about abortion
Getting an abortion is not just a decision you should make overnight. You have to consider your reasons for the abortion and decide if it is the worth the risk of giving up the baby growing inside you. Therefore before making this major decision that can impact your life consider your options and make the right decision. Also visit a specialist who is carrying out the procedures legally since you will be guaranteed of a safe procedure.
With the right advice you might want to consider parenting and the joys of motherhood. Parenting requires a lot of work but there is your bundle of joy to show for it. Both options have their pros and cons and it is up to you to decide what suits you best!
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In these times the club could do with as much help as possible,so lets get the thinking caps on! ;)
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Since I was up so early I decided to make pumpkin coffee cake. It was so delicious - I had to wrap it up to keep from eating the whole pan myself! These are for my co-workers {they'll be happy this morning}, I took some to our neighbors, and saved a piece for Carrie.
Here's a look at our entry way...note the spiders on the screen door... {and Fancy Jane at the bottom of the shot...}
Pumpkins waiting to be carved. {I almost hated to carve these bad boys last night - I have loved seeing them sitting by our front door this past week...}
The jelly bean filled pumpkin I made on Saturday didn't really turn out as planned, and I decided quickly that I didn't want to make 24 of them. I found this idea on a friend's blog and decided to go this route for Thanksgiving table favors. I'll post more about this project in the weeks to come...
I managed a little more sewing yesterday afternoon. With company.
And we had a little over-night visitor on Saturday. His person-friend had a big ol' Halloween party on Saturday night so Marcus spent some time at the grandparent's where it was safe and quiet.
Last night we had our annual pumpkin-carving-and-chicken-and-dumplings family night. No photos of the dumplings as my family was anxiously waiting to be served...
It's Halloween!
There's a pre-school in the same strip mall where I work and they're having a Halloween parade this morning. We'll have treats for the kiddos as they come by our office front. And tonight we'll experience Halloween in our new neighborhood. We have no idea how many trick-or-treaters we'll have here, but we are prepared with a bunch of candy {hidden from Doug until after tonight so we'll be sure to have enough on hand!}.


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The amount of light that is produced by a lamp is called lumens and the more lumens the lamp has the brighter it will be. Lumens work in conjunction with kelvins and watts should not be taken in isolation of each other, for example if you had a very warm white lamp at 2,700 kelvins and it produced 300 lumens and you then had another lamp which was a cool white 6,000 kelvins which also produced 300 lumens the cooler lamp colour would always appear brighter to the naked eye than the warmer one this is due to the receptors in the eye that react better to a white light spectrum. Another factor on how bright a light may appear is contrast so if you shine a white 6,000 kelvin light on to a dark wall and a warm 2,700 kelvin lamp on to a white wall the warmer lamp would appear brighter due to the contrast of the material it is focused on. So when choosing a lamp always take in to account the area you want to illuminate and think about Kelvins ( colour ), Lumens ( brightness) and contrast ( colour of area ) The more lumens produced per watt the more energy efficient the lamp will be, for example you can have a 25w candle lamp that produces 170 lumens or a more energy efficient 18w candle lamp that produces 180 lumens so even though the wattage is smaller the lumens are greater which makes it use less electricity. That's what makes LED lights so energy effective as they can produce 700 lumens from a 5w lamp.
Light levels are measured in something called LUX. Put simply LUX is a measurement of light falling on a given surface area. For example an average LUX of 200 would be needed for an outdoor tennis court for recreational purposes and a side street walkway would have an average of 5 LUX. To calculate lux levels you need a very good calculator or computer as there is a number of factors that need to be taken in to account.Lux levels can be effected by a beam angle of a lamp, for example if you had a 50w 38 degree MR16 halogen lamp at 3 meters from the floor and another 50w 10 degree MR16 lamp placed next to it, the one with the 10 degree beam angle would record a higher lux level due to the concentrated light in a small area so you could drop the 50w lamp to a 35w lamp to save energy and still achieve the desired light level.
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We have uploaded a new Precise linux-ti-omap4 kernel. The most notable changes
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* rebased on master branch 3.2.0-19.31
The full changelog can be seen at:
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We have uploaded a new Precise linux-ti-omap4 kernel. The most notable changes
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* rebased on master branch 3.2.0-19.31
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We have uploaded a new Precise linux-ti-omap4 kernel. The most notable changes
are as follows:
* rebased on master branch 3.2.0-18.29
* a number of CVE fixes
The full changelog can be seen at:
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We have uploaded a new Precise linux kernel. Please note the ABI bump. The most notable changes are as follows: * rebase to mainline v3.2-rc6 The full changelog can be seen at: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/3.2.0-6.12Read more
We have uploaded a new Precise linux-ti-omap4 kernel. Please note the ABI bump. The most notable changes are as follows: * rebased to Ubuntu-3.2.0-4.10 The full changelog can be seen at: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-ti-omap4/3.2.0-1403.3
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We have uploaded a new Precise linux ti-omap4 kernel. The most notable changes are as follows: * rebase to latest master release Ubuntu-3.2.0-3.9 * temporary work around for hangs on reboot The full changelog can be found at: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-ti-omap4/3.2.0-1402.2
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We have uploaded a new Precise linux ti-omap4 kernel. The most notable
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* update to a 3.2.0 mainline base
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None this week.
|Beta 2 Milestoned Bugs
|Release Targeted Bugs
All work items done or postponed, only remaining tasks are for release.
Over-active beep in VT is under investigation. We expect to write up the configuration report in time for Beta-2.
We have ongoing issues with Lid detection, currently we have LVDS lid detection reverted and we are looking at the fallout from that change.
apport — allow us to detect frequency of failure:POSTPONED all other work items done
Still looking for the root cause of Bug #552225, Bug #544764, Bug #549428, Bug #458299
Not positive, but very likely one root cause. It is always replacement related, under high memory pressure/fragmented memory where fast path allocation fails and we fall back to vmalloc for the dfa. It seems to be very much related to the use of swap as I have reports that turning off swap makes it go away and in the end may be a bug in the mm and not apparmor. Also verified that the policy compiler is building isomorphs on multi-policy load and not suffering from a bug, and looked at ways to fix this for M so that we can use multi-profile load and have automated policy verification.
We haven't been using multi-policy load because we have known that it is generating alternate dfas, and haven't been able to verify them. I found a few more problems with what I was trying to kick out last week so it got delayed into this week, I have been working through, the checks to send out this morning I expect a few more audit changes will be required yet, and the path generation is some what dependent upon the __d_path patch discussion that I am also rekicking out patches for
More arsenal work. Wrapping up the survey this week.
Nothing new this week.
We have Bug #532553, which is just a config oversight as far I can tell
The only question being whether we want to turn it on this late. I (apw) would think anything netfilter related is handy to ahve in that environment, and we have a window to respin for release for somethign which only adds a module which is very low risk. Okay, I'll send a patch out this morning
Beta-2 kernels are in an built. We are not expecting to change the kernel before beta-2. We are expecting some change still before release. Otherwise the worst issues are graphics related to my mind, and mostly getting resolved. Doubt they will all get resolved before release however. We are expecting to be getting a stable update too.
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Nothing new this week.
Current regression stats (broken down by release):
The next Kernel Team 'regression-' bug day is Wednesday, April 7. Thanks for working on these last week.
Just FYI — I (kamalm) am working on the "volume keys never release" issue — seems to be a common problem for various laptop models (bug 550979, bug 420473, bug 374884).
The problem can be fixed in 'udev' by adding bits to /lib/udev/… scripts — I plan to produce a patched 'udev' package for those bug submitters to test.
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Only outstanding item for beta 2 still open: [leannogasawara] apport — sub-system directed reporting [amber]:INPROGRESS all other beta 2 tasks are complete
PATA and SATA pull out is done and some debian installer fallout sorted out (thanks smb), and the review of the builtin sub-systems complete.
I've just released a test kernel which addresses the flickering problem with some Intel graphics devices. There are five bugs open against this: http://bit.ly/aiKuuL. Otherwise we are continuing to debug issues as they appear.
Nothing new to report.
Looking at Bug #458299, Bug #529288, Bug #544764, Bug #549428, which all seem to be inter-related or even possibly symptoms of the same bug
Looks like the remaining ureadahead work will get postponed to Lucid+1 as the userspace bits are not likely to make Lucid. That likely will close off the blueprint.
Did a bunch of arsenal work, blasted several hundred alsa-driver bugs with automated comments.
Pushed a new set of packages out and a CFT (call for testing). No news since.
Did lots of testing for Bug #540378, Bug #527208, haven't been able to trip either so we are looking good for EC2.
Lucid is at stable 184.108.40.206+drm33.1. We are prepping to the Beta-2 freeze on Thursday, and expect to upload kernels for that early Wednesday. Anything we need in should be up for review _today_.
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Karmic ec2 and mvl-dove have no open bug reports but were rebased to the version of master in proposed. Asked for quick re-test.
Karmic fsl-imx51 needs to set the status right. An update for it has been uploaded today (consisting of previous and new changelog).
Current regression stats (broken down by release):
Today is another Kernel Team 'regression-' bug day. Thanks for working on these last week. The next Kernel Regression Bug Day will be on Thursday of this week.
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|Release Targeted Bugs
Nothing new to report.
Nothing new to report.
Testing of the beta has been mostly good so far, there are a couple of "blank screen on install" bugs to look at.
Nothing new to report.
Another lkml push going out today, will also issue pull requests for the bug fixes it includes.
Since beta 1 release have picked up another couple bugs to look at with security team
Bug #544819, Bug #544789, Bug #544764 as well as #529288 which I haven't been able to
reproduce and currently looks as if it is caused by memory corruption.
Nothing new to report.
Still working on the bug survey. I've moved to working on modifications to arsenal
scripts to do more of the work. I've done a bit of refactoring of Bryce's process-new-bugs.py
script and sent it to him. I'll take his feedback and appy the changes to our scripts
as well. I'm trying to make it so we don't fork the scripts quite so much.
Sent some patches upstream to pm-utils and am waiting on feedback. Will push out a new set of packages when I hear back.
Testing fix for Bug #527208, which also seems to fix Bug #540378
Other than those its looking good.
Ok, apw uploaded a kernel including 18.104.22.168 and a newer igb driver. Uploaded meta today so it will probably get offered soonish.
Will gather updates till Friday and then do another upload.
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Packages marked with '*' have been uploaded to proposed. Planned acceptance into proposed is tomorrow.
Current regression stats (broken down by release):
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Almost done with the analysis of the X debugging pages. JFo will update the team on the current state of the Kernel Team pages and an initial draft of recommended changes to the structure and layout via the e-mail list. Will have the arsenal scripts running (not in dry run mode) by the end of this week.
I'm almost ready to present my findings on the X wiki debug pages and how I'd like to restructure the Kernel Team pages. I hope to send something on this to the list this week
I am reworking the way the arsenal scripts gather and process bugs so that I can extend the 'reach' of the script deeper into the backlog. I'll probably do a rather intense round of bug processing during the lull after release freeze.
I sent out an e-mail to the c-k-t list (meant to send to the k-t list) regarding a wiki page describing the rationale for automated bug processing. Please provide some feedback. I'd like to get this URL integrated into the arsenal scripts soon.
Discussion thread started on the remaining sub-systems and PATA/SATA driver status. Should have patches for immediatly after Beta-1.
We are seeing a lot of issues with i945 and older graphics cards, which includes all the atom netbooks. This is looking to be new occurance of the i915.powersave problems, we will disable powersaving for these 'older' cards by default.
Looks like we are getting some useful information as a result of the patch to measure suspend resume times. I am currently looking at the suspend/resume bugs filed recently and trying to get a sense of any common elements we can find.
The latest upstream push is ready go out.
The ureadahead patches are with Foundations for testing. Again we should have results in time for the first upload after Beta-1.
Nothing significantly new this week.
I'm several days into my als-driver bug survey and have looked at almost 200 bugs. I'm basicly going through them one by one and adding tags onto them. If they have not had any action for more than a couple months I'm requesting a test of a dev image and the mainline kernel. I'm pretty amazed at the number of bugs that have not seen any attention since their initial submission.
The biggest buckets are "no sound at all" and "internal mic not working". There are a few that look like upgrade isses, people running out and buying the latest HW expecting it to "just work", etc.
I also see that there are a bunch of bugs that are "past expiration". I asked around about this and was told that the bot that ran around marking these "invalid" had to be turned off because it wasn't smart enought and was invalidating bugs it shouldn't. I was told that a new status is being created "Expired" specifically for these bugs and that the bot would be smartened up. This work is supposed to happen this month.
The release team has pretty much veto'd putting the pmutils functionality in as it didn't hit b-1. The rest has been postponed due to workload.
Working on Launchpad bug 527208 in linux-ec2 "ec2 instance fails boot, no console output on c1.xlarge" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/527208
Have confirmed that it isn't exhibiting under similar circumstances in rackspace cloud. I haven't made anymore progress on testing pv-ops.
Lucid remains at stable v22.214.171.124, though v126.96.36.199 is now available and will be applied once Beta-1 is over. We have commited patches to expose the DRM backports version such that when v184.108.40.206 DRM patches we can tell that that has occured in bug reports. We have also changed the default settings for the CDROM trays to allow direct removal of disks, userspace will handle this shortly.
All of the main kernels (linux, linux-fsl-imx51, linux-mvl-dove, linux-qcm-msm, and linux-ec2) remain unchanged from last week. linux-ti-omap was just accepted into the archive. Anything which requires a kernel change will have to wait until after beta-1 and will have to pass the abbreviated SRU process (2 acks required).
Security update is expected somewhen today (after some final tests)
Current regression stats (broken down by release):
Today is another Kernel Team 'regression-' bug day. Thanks for working on these last week. I'll be looking at the schedule for the rest of this release and proposing more bug days to work out regressions to Pete for inclusion in the schedule. I anticipate that, as we move closer to the release freeze, we will probably do more than one bug day a week, but I want to see what the timeframe looks like before I propose that.
I didn't get to schedule a community bug day today as I had planned. I will get things ready to hold another bug day against bugs with patches attached for next week.
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Almost done with the analysis of the X debugging pages. JFo will update the team on the current state of the Kernel Team pages and an initial draft of recommended changes to the structure and layout via the e-mail list. Will have the arsenal scripts running (not in dry run mode) by the end of this week.
We have pulled out the HID devices to modular. Discussions on other drivers still pending, any changes will have to occur post beta-1 now.
We have committed to the v2.6.33 drm backport which is now uploaded to the archive. Re-testing of graphics issues now to be requested. JFo will put out a call for testing for the drm backport asap.
The suspend resume patch is in and already seeing some benefits. One bug where the battery is fingered as taking 10s to respond.
Editing text for another push to LKML There are still a few LSM audit issues to attend to and we will see how the __d_path discussions play out. Currently trying to keep the 2 pushes separate
Nothing new to report.
Nothing new to report.
Pushed some power policy scripts to https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~amitk/ubuntu/lucid/pm-utils-powersave-policy/amit. Will prepare a package in PPA and issue call for testing tomorrow. pitti is going to review them in the mean while, but other comments welcome
Bug #527208 is still outstanding
Other than that no known issues. However it may be affecting more than just c1.xlarge kernels.
Lucid remains at stable v22.214.171.124. As mentioned above we have taken the v2.6.33 DRM backport as this greatly improves stability and removes the need for the Nouveau LBM module, cleaning up installs. We have also incorporated building the kernel perf tool. All of the main kernel (linux, linux-fsl-imx51, linux-mvl-dove, and linux-qcm-msm) are now closed for the Beta-1, uploaded and building, linux-ec2 has been tested and pending a build-test is ready to upload. Anything which requires a kernel change will have to wait until after beta-1 and will have to pass the abbreviated SRU process (2 acks required).
Hardy is just about to move to updates.
Coming up another security update, then final big upload for Karmic.
Current regression stats (broken down by release):
There was no bug day last week. This is a gentle reminder that we have decided to hold a weekly Kernel Bug Day to deal with regression bugs. What this means is that for one day a week we would like for the kernel team to focus on addressing 'regression-' tagged bugs. We'd like to see a significant reduction in the numbers reported above.
The plan, as I see it, is to implement this up to release and then discuss the continued utility of having a Kernel Team Bug Day much like the Bug Days we have now with the community.
The next Bug Day will be next Tuesday. The focus will be on Bugs with patches attached. As usual, all are welcome to help, and all help is greatly appreciated.
The Kernel Bug Day will be on Tuesday of every week until release.
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No update, all items are still in progress.
Lenovo driver confirmed no longer required and dropped. This blueprint is essentially complete and this item wll be removed from the meeting agenda.
It seems we require SECCOMP enabled for Lucid, preliminary patches for ARM are under testing.
The v2.6.33 DRM backport is looking very much the better starting point in most testing. There are still issues to resolve but they are much much less severe. The final go/no-go decision is expected in the next couple of days with the change occuring this week. We have been attempting to test the main Lucid kernel and also the Lucid kernel with the .33 drm backport, but have encountered problems with suspend/resume that appear to be related to the Iron Lake processor but not the drm drivers. We are continuing to try to sort out these problems.
Nothing new to report.
Another submission going out today, wanted to sleep on d_path and d_namespace changes. Also pam_apparmor will be finished up today. Upstream is generally receptive to the new patches, the d_path stuff is getting the most conversation.
We remain around the 1.6s to rootfs mark. There is some instability in the figure which looks to be a race during boot, needs further investigation. Patches for incremental readahead detection are now in testing.
Nothing new to report.
Nothing new to report.
Nothing new to report.
Lucid is at stable v184.108.40.206. We have taken a few small update icluding a wacom driver update. As mentioned above we are still looking to update graphics with that likely to be the outcome. Progress has been pretty solid the last week, but new tasks and bugs pulling us back from the trend-line. There is a fair bit to do before kernel freeze but the new bits should be in in time. We will have to do some fixing after that. We have closed off one of the slipped items, the rest remain and need pushing. If you have an at-risk item, i would like to know when its likely to be done.
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Sunday was the final day at SCALE8x, We had good traffic at our booth,the loco team was bring us people with interesting problems and perspectives. I had this one person come up to me and express his dis-satisfaction about Ubuntu.
"I have a desktop that has an ATI Radeon card, and I can't get the display to work. There are a lot of reports on the user forums about this card and canonical is not doing anything about it. I have emailed canonical about it but I see no action. Should I tell people to switch to fedora ?"
This person is a journalist, and I did not want him to give Ubuntu bad press because he did not know the correct process to get this problems resolved. Forums are for users to communicate with users, and when a solution is posted to the forum the thread is almost never closed, and users keep adding comments to it making it hard to find any useful information there. If you think you have a problem the correct process is to report a bug in launchpad. As an example, if sound does not work, and you have done some basic troubleshooting and found it to be a bug, reporting this bug is very easy. Open a terminal and run the following command.
$ ubuntu-bug audio
More serious kernel problems are automatically reported by apport. In the end, this journalist seemed less unhappy, but still insisted that the user experience is not what it is supposed to be, and that user experience is the reason that keep Apple Macs and Microsoft Windows in business. Point taken, you should not have to know about a process to report a problem, operating system should treat the user as dumb and do it under the covers, and apport does not to an extend.
One of the more serious issues I am seeing with Lucid is that with Nvidia binary drivers. On certain laptops, on boot, the display comes up fuzzy .
But you can easily fix this, just switch to VT1 and back to VT5, and you display will look almost normal. There are still some issues.
I noticed this problem mostly on Sony Vaio W series notebooks, Compaq Presario V6000, and Toshiba Satellite S402. The Sony Vaio W series is particularly a bad case because it is a new model. Most of these laptops that had problems with Nvidia cards also had problems with suspend/resume working properly, and a bug in plymouth causes the system to freeze if you hit the "enter/return" key.
I made contacts with several of the vendors at the show. I talked to the owner of ZaReason he had all the models of his laptops/netbooks on display. They ships all of their netbooks/laptops with Ubuntu 9.10 preinstalled. I invited him over to our testing booth to test all his netbook/laptop models. He later promised to ship us some hardware to do some enablement and fix issues. I talked to the people from softlayer they use Ubuntu Server Edition on all their offerings. I need to connect them with the Server team people. The other interesting group I talked to was Revolution Linux. They already have partnership with Canonical. From a project perspective, looks like ltsp clusters is something we could use for our Hardware Compatibility Testing effort.
We had no banners saying "Ubuntu Hardware Compatibility Test, please bring your laptops and help us test" so some people could not find us. We should do a better job of making us visible next time. We will do this again at the Texas Linux Fest on 10th April.Read more
Our Ubuntu kernel sprint in London has been going very well. Our focus this week has been sharing information with each other about how we do our work, to spread around some critical knowledge. This morning we walked to work in a snowfall.Read more
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Shore Football Community Lends a Hand to Storm Victims
As the Shore community continued to sift through the devastation of Hurricane Sandy on Saturday, the state of the Shore Conference's football programs was as varied as the damage across Monmouth and Ocean counties.
Several teams went to work helping their communities, from players on undefeated Lacey assisting residents in their town and nearby Bayville, to members of the Wall team going door-to-door in storm-ravaged Belmar nearby to help, to the players from undefeated Point Beach helping local residents in any way possible. Even bitter rivals like St. John Vianney and Raritan, who are scheduled to play each other on Friday, came together to help. Players from both schools assisted with storm relief efforts in collecting donations in the Staples shopping plaza on Route 35 in Hazlet.
"It was an amazing thing to see as a coach and former Rocket, as well as someone who lives in this area,'' said St. John Vianney assistant Jeff Papcun, who played at Raritan. "These kids were supposed to be battling on the gridiron this weekend, but instead they are coming together as one to help support their community.''
Point Beach was among the hardest areas hit, with several players losing their homes or having them suffer catastrophic damage that will take a great deal of time to repair. A group of players and cheerleaders headed around the school's sending district on Saturday, helping residents do everything from remove ruined refrigerators to water-logged couches.
"We had a few players lose homes, and we have some that are not even back in town from being evacuated yet,'' said head coach John Wagner, who lives in Manasquan and is in his second season as coach.
The NJSIAA moved all games from this weekend to next weekend and postponed the start of the playoffs for a week. Point Beach, off to its first 8-0 start ever, luckily has a bye week, so it will not play this coming weekend, either. Its first game will be a home game against an undetermined opponent in Central Jersey Group I as it seeks its first state sectional title. Wagner said the high school currently has power and the school is tentatively set to be back in session on Wednesday or Thursday.
"It's crazy in that we're not going to play for three weeks, but right now it's a good thing,'' Wagner said. "Right now we're focusing on the kids being together with each other. They're all telling war stories about their houses. We came out here (on Saturday) to help because these people have been so great to us the last couple of years, so we want to let people know that we thank them and want to help.''
Those looking to donate to the recovery in Point Pleasant Beach, food donations are being accepted at St. Mary's-by-the-Sea Episcopal Church on Bay Avenue and at the Presbyterian church across the street. Brave New World is also accepting clothing, food, and supplies.
While Wagner and his Garnet Gulls have been able to come together, right up the road in Monmouth County, Manasquan still has areas that are completely flooded with residents not even able to return to their homes yet or only being allowed a brief time by authorities to grab what they can because it's not safe.
"I have a couple kids who lost their homes, and others who will have to rebuild due to flooding and mold,'' said Manasquan coach Jay Price, who also played at Manasquan. "It's been pretty emotional. I had a kid move in next door to my house and I saw him with one garbage bag of clothes because that is all he had.
"The only thing you can do is fall back on what you know. We went through 9/11 and to a lesser extent, Irene last year, and football became a welcome distraction because it's a common focus of energy."
Price said he has seven or eight players who are still out of state after being evacuated. Meanwhile, there have been other sinister problems to deal with as much of the coastal area of the town remains in deep water. Price, who also is part of the Manasquan Fire Department, said they have kept a boat at the firehouse because looters are coming in on kayaks and canoes to rob damaged houses. That has been counterbalanced by a massive amount of donations of food, blankets and more by the community at the firehouse.
"The outpouring of support from the community has been awesome,'' Price said.
In a depressing symbol of the storm, the sign for Vic Kubu Warrior Field, named for the late Manasquan coaching legend, blew off the scoreboard and broke into pieces on the field. Manasquan is still on for a crucial Class A Central game at home on Saturday at 1 p.m. against another school hurt by the storm, Rumson-Fair Haven. The Warriors need the win to cement a state playoff spot, and Rumson is currently unbeaten. There is a practice scheduled for Monday, according to Price.
"I think (the broken sign) caught the kids by surprise, and it was a little emotional,'' Price said. "We'll make sure it's back up for Saturday. We'll rise up and get back from all this stuff.''
Rumson-Fair Haven, has four players whose homes were severely damaged and could be lost, as well as multiple players with nearby family members who suffered major losses. The West Park neighborhood right near the Sea Bright Bridge was particularly hit hard.
There are nearly 30 players in the program who are still out of state after being evacuated, whether it's in Pennsylvania with relatives or places like Vermont in vacation homes, according to head coach Shane Fallon. The grandfather of one player also died of causes unrelated to the storm at the same time as the player and his family were dealing with the aftermath.
"I don't know where they all are because communication is so hard right now,'' Fallon said, echoing the sentiments of many Shore Conference coaches. "I get a sense from the kids that's it's a good thing we didn't do football (last week).Their mind was focused on something else, so it was better to be with their families and help their neighbors."
A little further north up the coast from Rumson, the Bayshore area was decimated by the storm, particularly Union Beach, Keansburg and Keyport. In Keansburg, there are arcade games from the boardwalk that washed up in the middle of neighborhoods four blocks inland, and numerous homes have been destroyed or flooded beyond repair. Donations are currently being accepted at Bolger Middle School.
"I've got kids that are still evacuated, and kids who lost their homes, clothes, and everything that they had,'' Keansburg head coach Brian Kmak said. "The kids that we were able to get together went around town helping to pick up debris yesterday and try to move some of the big stuff.''
Kmak had a meeting on Saturday, with only 12 players being able to attend and many still difficult to reach. Cell phone service is spotty or nonexistent in much of the town and there is still no power. Kmak is trying to organize a practice for Monday at 2 p.m. to prepare for the Titans' upcoming game against Asbury Park. Keansburg is currently 4-4 and has qualified for the Central Jersey Group I playoffs, and its game against Asbury Park does not count toward playoff seeding because it's Keansburg's ninth game.
"I think my kids want to get back and play,'' Kmak said. "The kids at the meeting were all seniors, and they want to get going again. I had the parent of one kid whose family lost everything on the first floor of their home from flooding who said she wants her son back practicing just to get a sense of normalcy again.''
Just up the road, Keyport organized an impromptu pick-up football game on Saturday just to blow off some steam after an emotional situation of helping teammates whose homes were destroyed. They also helped out at Keyport Central School next to the high school, which is accepting donations of food, clothing and blankets.
"Our fullback, Johnny Olsen, and our wide receiver, Greg Armstrong, live in Union Beach, and they lost everything, so they are staying at other players' houses,'' said junior quarterback Alex Thomson, who was alongside linebacker Nick Smutz. "Everyone went down to help out at Johnny's house, tearing up carpeting, molding, everything. Everyone is at least safe now in Union Beach, so we're trying to get ready for Shore Regional this week.''
Shore Regional, Keyport's upcoming opponent, is yet another team that has experienced a large dose of adversity. With players in hard-hit areas like Oceanport, Monmouth Beach and Sea Bright, the Blue Devils have banded together this week as well. They have won six straight and are trying to make a run at the top seed in Central Jersey Group I with a win over Keyport, which is already qualified for the playoffs and will be playing its ninth game.
Shore had a practice on Friday afternoon and another one on Saturday, according to senior defensive end Luis Bernardes.
"Coach (Mark Costantino) just wanted to get us out and active,'' Bernardes wrote in a text message. "A few players from the Oceanport and Monmouth Beach area did get hit hard and didn't attend practice, but we're doing our best to get back on track and focus on hopefully playing Keyport Saturday morning.''
Two coaches in similar situations to Kmak as far as trying to contact players are Asbury Park's Matt Ardizzone and Neptune's Mark Ciccotelli. Ardizzone said he has only spoken to one player since the storm hit and even has driven around town just trying to find his players. Most of the Asbury Park players live inland rather than right on the shore, so it was more power loss and downed trees that have affected the Blue Bishops.
"It's going to be really hard just to get everyone together for practice this week to get ready for Keansburg because it's just difficult to reach anyone right now,'' Ardizzone said. "We're trying to have a meeting at the school at 10 a.m. Monday. I think football can be something that can get a community and a town back together, so hopefully we can reach these guys because it's just crazy right now.''
It has been an especially emotional week for Ciccotelli and his older brother, Mike, who is the head coach at Keyport, as well as his other brother, former Scotch Plains coach Steve Ciccotelli. As the storm began to rage on Monday morning, their mother, Freda Ciccotelli, died at 87 years old around 11 a.m. at Mark Ciccotelli's home in Clark in Union County with the entire family there. She had been diagnosed with cancer only about a month ago.
"We were all there, and I held her hand as she took her last breath in the middle of the storm,'' Ciccotelli said. "It was obviously very emotional for us. I've spoken to a couple guys (on Neptune) through text messages, but trying to take care of that and everything with my mom, it's been nuts.''
While several Monmouth County programs have had trouble just trying to reach players, at some hard-hit areas in Ocean County it has been more about waiting and assessing the damage. Coastal areas in sending districts like Brick and Central Regional are still working through the initial assessment process, while other places have been inaccessible.
Residents have not been allowed back on storm-ravaged Long Beach Island because of safety concerns with gas lines and other issues. Several underclassmen and one senior on the team at Southern Regional live on LBI, and several other players had their homes suffer heavy damage in Beach Haven, according to Southern athletic director Chuck Donohue Jr.
"We still have kids that are all over the place who have damage to their homes or haven't even been able to return to their homes yet,'' Donohue said. "We had a meeting with the varsity (on Saturday morning) because we're just trying to give them some type of normalcy. Our community was hit hard, but our community is unbelievable. The shelter at Southern had to turn away donations because there was just too much.''
Southern is set to play Toms River East on Friday night in a Class A South game. Similar to the Rams, Toms River East has a handful of players who live in an area that was walloped by Hurricane Sandy - Seaside Heights.
"We have a few (players) that live over there,'' said Toms River East junior running back Matt Gudzak. "Everyone is OK, but their houses are completely flooded and some of them also lost their cars. We're just trying to come together at this point.''
Other nearby schools have provided refuge to those battered by the storm. While Barnegat wasn't heavily affected, many friends and family members have reached out for help.
"If you weren't affected, someone close to you was,'' said Barnegat head coach Rob Davis. "My house is a shelter right now for family of ours that live on LBI, and plenty of other players have people staying over. I've just been mass text-messaging to the players regularly to give them that sense of normalcy.''
That is what all the coaches hope this week is about. In the midst of homes underwater, schools being closed, and lives uprooted, football practice and a big game on Friday or Saturday could be the few hours that make things feel normal just for a little while.


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City of San Antonio celebrates the life and legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. with annual commemoration
Jan 16, 2013, 05:14 ET
- Invited guest speakers include Boyce Watkins, Frederick D. Haynes, III -
SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 16, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The City of San Antonio commemorates the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with an annual series of events that culminates with one of the nation's largest Martin Luther King, Jr. marches on Monday, Jan. 21, 2013. A testament to Dr. King's lasting impact on all Americans, this local City-sponsored march annually attracts approximately 100,000 participants and ends with a Commemorative Program featuring renowned guest speakers, entertainment and more. A special screening of the Presidential Inauguration will also take place during the Commemorative Program.
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Among the highlights of the multi-day commemoration, Dr. Frederick D. Haynes, III – Senior Pastor at Friendship-West Baptist Church in Dallas – will deliver a keynote address at the Commemorative Program that follows the historic march. Renowned author and financial scholar, Dr. Boyce Watkins, will speak at Trinity University's MLK, Jr. Commemorative Lecture on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2013 at 7:30 p.m. at the University's Laurie Auditorium.
"Each year, millions of Americans honor the enduring legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr.," Mayor Julian Castro said. "In San Antonio, we are proud to consistently host one of the largest annual commemorations in the United States."
Since 1987, the City of San Antonio has celebrated the life and legacy of Dr. King with an annual City-sponsored march that now attracts more than 100,000 attendees each year. Last year, the City's 25th annual commemoration featured special guest speakers Martin Luther King, III, the eldest son of Dr. King and Coretta Scott King; and Ilyasah Shabazz, daughter of human rights activist Malik Al-Shabazz (widely known as Malcolm X) and Betty Shabazz.
Along with Haynes and Watkins as guests speakers, this year's commemoration celebrates the theme, "More Than a March," with a series of events spanning six days that includes an art reception; a Youth Empowerment Summit for parents and children; a Wreath-laying Ceremony honoring the life, struggles and accomplishments of Dr. King; a Citywide Interfaith Service and more that lead up to the march and Commemorative Program.
Also, as part of its annual commemoration, the City of San Antonio Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission administers a scholarship program to help fund a portion of the college tuition of several deserving students, regardless of race or ethnicity. Each year, the Commission awards thousands of dollars in scholarships.
"A major component of the City of San Antonio's annual commemoration of Dr. King is focused on youth and education. Through our events that engage parents and children, families can come together to experience and learn about Dr. King's principles and beliefs. This is one way to ensure the legacy of Dr. King is preserved for future generations," said District 2 Councilwoman Ivy Taylor, Honorary Chair of the City of San Antonio Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission.
The Martin Luther King, Jr. March and Commemorative Program take place on January 21. The 2.75 mile-long march route begins at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Academy, 3501 Martin Luther King Dr., at 10 a.m. and ends at Pittman Sullivan Park, 1101 Iowa St., all on San Antonio's historic East Side.
For more information on the City of San Antonio's annual commemoration, the scholarship program, and a complete list of events, visit www.sanantonio.gov/mlk.
A Model City for all America: San Antonio
San Antonio is a model city for the new face of America—a diverse, progressive and globally competitive city with a solid vision for national and international economic development. In 2012, San Antonio was named an All-America City by the National Civic League. The City of San Antonio maintains a strong financial position with a "AAA" general obligation bond rating from all three major rating agencies. The Milken Institute has ranked San Antonio No. 1 on its Best-Performing Cities list. As the seventh-largest city in the United States, San Antonio is experiencing solid economic growth in 21st century industries such as bioscience and healthcare. Biotech companies and healthcare systems in San Antonio contribute billions to the local economy. The Aerospace industry remains a dominant economic strength in San Antonio with the presence of several aviation and aerospace corporations, including the military. The military has had a significant relationship with San Antonio for more than 200 years and is home to several military commands. The city is also a cybersecurity hub; nationally recognized as a leader in the field of information security. San Antonio is positioning itself to be at the forefront of the New Energy Economy in the United States, committed to investing and creating employment opportunities in green industries. The travel industry also remains a consistent growing economy for the city, as millions of people visit San Antonio on a yearly basis. For more information, visit www.sanantonio.gov.
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Women Test Their Wild Side With White
Stark white accessories, from bags to sunglasses, add a flash of freshness to any look. Paula Knight has a look at some of the Off Duty fashion team's favorite accessories on Lunch Break. Photo: Getty Images.
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President Trump's reversals in first 100 Days
WASHINGTON (Sinclair Broadcast Group) —
The end of President Trump's first 100 days is fast approaching, and the President has reversed course on some key issues that he announced during the presidential campaign.
"It's quite normal for presidents once they have the responsibility of governing to realize you can't just fulfill everything they said in the campaign," said Allan Lichtman, author of The Case for Impeachment.
During the 2016 presidential campaign, President Trump attacked China labeling the country as "currency manipulators" and called the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) "obsolete". But in the last few weeks, Mr. Trump has shifted his policy stances and no longer believes his prior statements.
White House Press Secretary, Sean Spicer argued that is NATO is evolving towards the President Trump's position and Trump is not flip-flopping.
"NATO is moving in the direction that he thought was good. Number one, their focus on terrorism was becoming a greater focus, that was helpful," Spicer said. "More countries in NATO are living up to their financial commitments."
One of President Trump's most evident policy changes is toward Syria. Previously, Mr. Trump argued against U-S military action in the region, but in early April, the President fired 59 Tomahawk missiles at an Syrian regime air base, in retaliation for chemical weapons attacks that killed dozens of civilians.
"Donald Trump has gone far beyond the norm. We've never seen an American president before, so far this early, so fundamentally contradict almost everything he said on the campaign."
President Trump's evolving policies are not just unique to him. Once in the Oval Office, every president abandons certain pledges made on the campaign trail.
President Obama opposed same-sex marriage when he ran for president in 2008, then he came out in support of same-sex marriage in 20-12 when he ran for re-election.
But Alan Lichtman says President Trump is a very different case.
"He's done it so quickly. Such a dramatic turnabout. He's done it on so many issues, not just one or two, like other presidents. And he's done it in a way that challenges the fundamental appeal of his campaign," said Lichtman.
A new Rasmussen poll out on Monday found that President Trump's approval rating jumped to 50%. But President Trump has had the lowest approval ratings than any prior president in their first weeks in office.


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The city of Kankakee [1] is located in Kankakee County, Chicagoland region of Illinois, United States of America.
Kankakee has a population of about 27,000. The elevation of Kankakee is a little below 700 feet above Sea Level.
The major industries of the Kankakee area are health care, higher education, manufacturing, and retail trade. The Kankakee area is the regional retail market center for the area South of the Chicago suburbs, with a strong reputation as a City of Restaurants serving Interstate Highway 57 travelers, from Interstate Highway 57 Exit 308, Interstate Highway 57 Exit 312, Interstate Highway 57 Exit 315, and Interstate Highway 57 Exit 322. Suburban Bradley is the retail hub serving Interstate Highway 57 Exit 315.
The Kankakee Area has a hot summer, cold winter climate, typical of the interior Midwest region of the United States of America.
Get in
By train
Kankakee is served by the Illinois Central Railroad, a Canadian National Railway subsidiary, which provides Amtrak [2] passenger service to Kankakee Depot and freight service. The Amtrak Station ID is KKI.
By bus
Kankakee is served by Greyhound Bus Lines [3].
By car
Kankakee is located on Interstate Highway 57, from South to North served by Exits 308, 312, and 315; United States Highway 45; United States Highway 52; Illinois State Highway 17; Illinois State Highway 50; Illinois State Highway 113; and Illinois State Highway 115.
By plane
The Kankakee Area is served by the Greater Kankakee Airport [4] (IKK).
Get around
By bus
Kankakee is served by the River Valley Metro Transit District [5]
With its reputation as a City of Restaurants the Kankakee area has a greater share of restaurants, and of fine restaurants, per capita than its population would suggest. The restaurants are located throughout the city and the adjacent suburban villages. A trip to the nearby city of Momence can also reward the traveler looking for fine dining.
Interstate Highway 57 Exit 308
Interstate Highway 57 Exit 312
Illinois Route 17
Central Business District
West Kankakee
Central Business District
Higher education
Kankakee is the home of Olivet Nazarene University [9], located in the suburban Village of Bourbonnais.
Kankakee Community College [10] is located in Kankakee.
The telephone area code 815 serves the Kankakee Area.
The United States Postal Service Zip Code is 60901.
Stay healthy
The Kankakee area is served by Provena St. Mary's Hospital, 500 West Court Street, Kankakee, and the Riverside Medical Center, 350 North Wall Street, Kankakee.
Get out
The City nearest to Kankakee is Momence, population about 3,000, also located in Kankakee County. Kankakee suburbs include the Villages of Aroma Park, Bradley, Bourbonnais, and Sun River Terrace. Other nearby Villages include Herscher, Grant Park, Hopkins Park, Manteno, Union Hill, and St. Anne, all in Kankakee County. Chebanse is located in Kankakee County and neighboring Iroquois County; and Reddick is located in Kankakee County and neighboring Livingston County.