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|Name: gnome-shell-search-provider-nautilus
|Distribution: openSUSE 13.1
|Version: 3.10.1
|Vendor: openSUSE
|Release: 4.1
|Build date: Thu Nov 7 11:34:38 2013
|Group: Productivity/File utilities
|Build host: build65
|Size: 247
|Source RPM: nautilus-3.10.1-4.1.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://www.gnome.org
|Summary: File Manager for the GNOME Desktop -- Search Provider for GNOME Shell
Nautilus is the file manager for the GNOME desktop. This package contains a search provider to enable GNOME Shell to get search results from Files (nautilus)
* Wed Nov 06 2013 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.10.1: + Fix rename entry position with Gtk 3.10. + Fix default DnD operation to move on same fs. + Fix crash on file copy. + Updated translations. * Tue Sep 24 2013 email@example.com - Update to version 3.10.0: + Make search provider return results again. + Updated translations. * Tue Sep 17 2013 email@example.com - Update to version 3.9.92: + Use new gtk_drag_begin_full API. + Increase default window width to fit four icons. + Don't filter out NoDisplay applications from "Open With...". + Fix desktop file categories. * Tue Sep 03 2013 email@example.com - Update to version 3.9.91: + Use a GtkRevealer for the search bar. + Don't present redundant options for operations on single files. + Fix desktop window for newer GTK+ client side decorations. + Fix double menu when right clicking on the pathbar. + Fix headerbar appearance with latest GTK+. + Fix copy/cut/paste accels not working correctly. * Tue Aug 20 2013 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.9.90: + Fix support for HiDpi displays. + Replace control characters when fixing filenames for FAT. + Fix crash while dragging an expander in list view. + Don't use deprecated GtkStock and GtkImageMenuItem. + Fix "Reset to Defaults" not resetting columns in List view. + Use more friendly strings in the Location column in List view. + Add Access Date column in Recent. + Add Location column by default in search views. + Fix search not remembering per-view settings. + Use new GTK titlebar look. + Fix hidden files setting not correctly refreshing on change. + Fix incorrect click target in canvas view under certain circumstances. + Fix DnD glitches on pathbar buttons. + Show invalid filename dialog when copying, if required. * Fri Jun 21 2013 email@example.com - Update to version 3.9.3: + Shade rubberbands on the desktop using the wallpaper color. + Port to GtkPlacesSidebar. + Check for available mail clients before enabling sendto extension. + Enter location bar upon entering "~". + Add a menu item to open parent folder of search/recent items. + Use Shift+Ctrl+Z, not Ctrl+Y, for Redo. + Remove multicontext menu items from editable entries. - Changes from version 3.8.2: + Don't grab focus to search entry needlessly. + Increase default size to fit 4 columns of icons. + Remove no-longer-existing keys from GConf conversion. + Change 'x-nautilus-search:' To 'Search' in tooltips. + Updated tranlsations. * Tue Apr 16 2013 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.8.1: + Use a consistent name for applications in the Open With context menu. + Don't follow symbolic links when searching recursively. + Increase default sidebar width. + Fix resetting view to default preferences not working. + Fix behavior of search entry with external Input Methods. + Fix partial ranking order of search results. + Fix move of special icons on the Desktop triggering file operations. + Fix copy action not working in Recent. - Add pkgconfig(gsettings-desktop-schemas) BuildRequires, so it can be versioned. * Mon Mar 25 2013 email@example.com - Update to version 3.8.0: + Fix inconsistency in handling of NoDisplay=true applications. + Updated translations. * Wed Mar 20 2013 email@example.com - Update to version 3.7.92: + Ensure target directories exist when restoring trash contents. + Export non-VFS URIs to DnD selections. + Hide Change Background desktop action if g-c-c is not installed. + Fix double tap not working on certain touchscreen devices. + Fix for removal of org.gnome.desktop.background draw-background setting. + Fix inability to move desktop icons to non-primary displays in certain configurations. * Tue Mar 05 2013 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.7.91: + Export an OpenLocations property over DBus. + Add a way to reuse and raise existing windows already opened to a given location. + Use an ARGB window for the desktop. + Stop drawing the desktop background. + Register our GtkApplication with gnome-session. + Fix Tracker search not working correctly. + Fix activation of search provider results. + Fix nautilus --quit from terminal not working. * Mon Feb 18 2013 email@example.com - Update to version 3.7.90: + Add back a Treeview option for list view. This is off by default, and is backed by a checkbox in the Preferences dialog. + Add a "Connect to Server" item in the Network section of the sidebar. + Add a "Format..." item in volume context menus in the sidebar. + Fix accelerators not showing up in gear and view menus. + Use G_APP_INFO_CREATE_NEEDS_TERMINAL instead of handrolled code. * Thu Feb 14 2013 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.7.5: + Switch to hovered locations on DnD. + Support a --force-desktop commandline option for classic mode. + Add a separate desktop file for classic mode integration. + Use a better position for navigation button popup menus. + Fix many memory leaks. + Fix a crasher when a file in trash has reserved characters in the filename. + Fix a crasher when closing the sidebar immediately after construction. + Fix a crasher closing the properties dialog while calculating folder size. + Fix backup files showing up in search provider results. + Fix floating bar buttons being added twice. * Thu Feb 14 2013 email@example.com - Update to version 3.7.4: + Support a --select commandline option to force selection of the passed-in URI. + Add source hints to notifications. + Modernize build infrastructure. + Use public GTK-a11y support instead of our own hacks. + Fix a crasher in the Shell search provider. - Replace pkgconfig(tracker-sparql-0.14) BuildRequires with pkgconfig(tracker-sparql-0.16), following upstream. * Thu Feb 14 2013 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.7.3: + Update search provider to org.gnome.Shell.SearchProvider2 interface. + Rely on GIO to parse ".hidden" files. + Consistently use unicode ellipsis instead of three periods. + Use a different label for removing a file from "Recent". + Restore the previous behavior wrt. framing for custom icons. + Share the "show hidden" GSetting option with the GTK+ file chooser. + Fix missing unmount sync notification under some circumstances. + Fix infinite loop while deep counting the size of "/". + Fix wrong filename when restoring file from trash. - Drop nautilus-make-sure-to-always-notify-when-unmounting.patch: fixed upstream. * Thu Feb 14 2013 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.7.2: + Request to render larger thumbnails by default. + Don't quote the current location name in search bar. + Use "Run" in menus when launchine executables. + Fix stray Empty Document item in New Document menu. - Drop nautilus-stray-empty-document.patch: fixed upstream. * Thu Feb 14 2013 email@example.com - Update to version 3.7.1: + Turn on again recursive search for the simple engine. + Enable incremental loading for search directories. + Add extra information to image properties page. + Show free space pie chart for the local root filesystem. + Resolve symbolic links before launching a file. + Avoid sync I/O when reading bookmark locations. + Don't add non-existent XDG folders to the sidebar. + Don't offer to remove built-in XDG folder bookmarks. + Fix black input field when renaming a file in icon view with XIM enabled. + Fix wrong return location when unmounting a remote mount. + Fix notebook tabs not properly switching after timeout when hovered. + Fix search toggle button state inconsistent when switching between tabs. + Fix crasher when using the Tracker engine from the Shell search provider. + Fix crasher in Shell search provider. + Fix crasher when unmounting a volume under certain. circumstances. * Thu Feb 14 2013 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add nautilus-stray-empty-document.patch, don't show a extra Empty Document entry. (bnc#803649, bgo#687139) * Thu Dec 20 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add nautilus-make-sure-to-always-notify-when-unmounting.patch, fixes missing notification when unmounting drives (rh#885133). * Tue Nov 13 2012 email@example.com - Update to version 3.6.3: + Fix symbolic links on remote volumes not activating default action. + Fix duplicated query editor filter rows when changing search location. + Fix search toolbar disappearing with very long folder names. + Fix missing Trash action after "Recent" was visited. + Fix missing frame around thumbnails for some zoom factors. + Fix crash when unmounting remote volumes. * Tue Oct 30 2012 email@example.com - Update to version 3.6.2: + Open default location for remote shares when mounting. + Resolve symbolic links before launching a file. + Fix missing search results from Tracker for names that contain hyphens. + Fix black input field when renaming a file in icon view with XIM enabled. + Fix missing item selection in the sidebar when starting up. + Fix wrong return location when unmounting local and remote mounts. + Fix search tabs changing location to $HOME on tab switch. + Fix search toggle button state inconsistent when switching between tabs. + Fix search string being eaten by a hidden entry under certain circumstances. + Fix missing tooltips on stock toolbar buttons. + Fix crasher when using the Tracker engine from the Shell search provider. + Fix crasher in Shell search provider. + Fix crasher when unmounting a volume under certain circumstances. * Mon Oct 15 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.6.1: + Fix floating bar not disappearing on search finish + Fix fullcolor icons appearing in the pathbar for mount roots + Fix drag and drop of multiple rows in list view + Fix search relevance not being applied correctly when searching + Fix sidebar visibility switch applying to all windows + Fix search location when moving to a search directory in Back/Forward history + Fix missing search results with non-ASCII characters + Fix Home/Trash not showing up in shell provider results + Fix startup notification not working when opening multiple windows + Fix search results not focusing when activated from the Shell + Fix error dialog not showing up when entering a non-existant location in Connect to Server + Fix inability to open files after cancelling a rename in list view under some circumstances + Fix desktop icons not following the primary monitor workarea when multihead is used with the desktop enabled + Fix crasher when search string changes too fast + Fix crasher when enabling search while loading a directory + Fix crasher when trying to open a saved search file + Fix crasher when Tracker is installed but not running + Fix crasher in the shell search provider for bookmarks/mounts with an empty name. * Mon Sep 24 2012 email@example.com - Update to version 3.6.0: + Fix toggling of hidden files visibility in searches + Fix base directory appearing in search results + Fix missing search results under some locales + Fix a crasher when a window is closed while the view is loading + Fix unmounted mounts showing in shell search provider results. * Mon Sep 24 2012 email@example.com - Remove gnome-shell BuildRequires: we only pull it in for directory ownership. Requiring it though introduces a buildloop. It's cleaner to just own the gnome-shell extension directories by gnome-shell-search-provider-nautilus. * Tue Sep 18 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.5.92: + Add a Shell search results provider. + Add a NautilusDirectory-based search engine implementation for network directories. + Improve performance and stability of the search engine. + Change the Type column to only show basic type information. + Preserve view selection when exiting search. + Use a symbolic icon for the location entry. + Fix wrong order of files when searching in canvas view. + Fix inability to drop on current directory in list view. + Fix crash when trying to undo failed directory creations. + Fix positioning of detached tabs. + Fix symlink creation for remote shares. + Fix duplicate entries in the sidebar. + Fix inability to clear entry in Connect to Server dialog. + Fix view selector flashing while switching views. + Plug a number of memory leaks. + Tweak the color scheme for the pie chart in mount properties. + Remove the SELinux context column for list view. - Create a gnome-shell-search-provider-nautilus subpackage, for the new GNOME Shell search provider D-Bus service. - Add gnome-shell BuildRequires to own new folders. - Drop check for obsolete versions of opensuse. * Tue Sep 04 2012 email@example.com - Update to version 3.5.91: + New design for the Connect to Server dialog. + Add the possibility to detach tabs using drag and drop. + Add paste and location properties actions to the gear menu. + Use symbolic icons in the sidebar for drives and mounts. + Follow 12h/24h GSettings preference for view date display. + Cleanup icon view caption strings. + Fix wrong zoom level restored at startup. + Fix unparented mount/eject error dialogs. + Fix drag and drop for unwritable locations. + Fix stray templates bar when no templates directory is defined. + Fix Open With menu showing for apps that don't support URIs and files. + Fix item count not updating in realtime for directories in Properties. + Fix missing keybindings for Back/Forward/Up/Go Home. + Fix missing history context menu on navigation buttons. + Fix missing Create Link context action. + Fix missing frame around custom icons. + Fix broken behavior with multiline filenames. + Plug a number of memory leaks. + Remove context menu on blank list view space. * Tue Aug 21 2012 email@example.com - Update to version 3.5.90: + Reorganize application and gear menu, and add a menu for view Actions + Add a View options selector to the toolbar + Add cluebars for Templates and Scripts special directories + Add ability to reorder bookmarks + Improve strings in the Autorun prompt + Improve error message strings + Improve the image Properties page + Improve the Permissions page in the Properties window + Improve the layout of the Bookmarks dialog + Use the dropped text paragraph as name when creating new files using DnD of text snippets + Use double quotes instead of ASCII quotes for filenames + Change default action for executable text files to Display + Change the view mode and zoom level to be per-window instead of per-folder + Remove support for Manual layouting in icon views outside of Desktop + Remove the Octal permissions list view column + Fix segfault when no search results are found. * Wed Aug 08 2012 email@example.com - Update to version 3.5.5: + Combine results from both search providers. + Use a ranking algorithm for search results. + Preselect first search result. + Add a keybinding for the gear menu. + Improve styling for the search query editor. + Fix Ctrl+V not working correctly. + Fix previewers not being activated correctly. + Fix search not to trigger on the desktop window. + Fix pathbar scroll button styling bugs. * Tue Jul 17 2012 email@example.com - Update to version 3.5.4: + Add Copy To and Move To actions + Add a notification while ejecting volumes + List view: - New date format display - Use a list model instead of a tree model for list view - Use a better default column order - Change some list column names - Use 32px icons by default - Tweak padding + Search: - "Just type" search - Combine the search bar and the query editor - Tracker engine performance improvements and fixes + Sidebar: - Add a recent files place - Use symbolic icons - Improve order of the items + Toolbar: - Change toolbar layout to the GNOME 3 style - Don't show titlebar when maximized - Use a linked style for the pathbar + Menus: - Migrate the menubar to a gear menu - Remove "Go" menu - Remove "Bookmarks" menu + Remove "Text beside icons" option for icon view + Fix loading string not disappearing in image properties on load * Mon Jun 25 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.5.3: + Fix accessibility implementation of rename entries and icon view. + Fix DnD not working on sidebar bookmarks. + Fix thumbnails failing to display in icon view. + Fix crasher after ejecting a volume from the sidebar. + Fix crasher on gtk-shell-shows-app-menu GtkSetting change. + Fix possible crasher when cancelling a rename operation. + Use GtkSearchEntry. * Thu Jun 07 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.5.2: + Add a way to create a new directory for selection + Don't pack multiple x-content bars in the view + Show icons x-content bar application launchers + Hide New Document menu when no templates are installed + Remove statusbar + Remove "Go->Computer" + Remove compact view + Remove extra panes and tree sidebar + Fix pathbar buttons disappearing for too long titles + Fix sidebar typeahead find being triggered + Fix image properties label not wrapping for long width + Don't trigger context menu for sidebar headings + Don't show old 'note' emblems + Reintroduce GTK accel map loading/saving and migrate it to XDG dirs + Remove markup from GtkBuilder strings * Wed May 16 2012 email@example.com - Update to version 3.5.1: + Add an application menu + Don't show sliders up to the file system root in the pathbar + Add support for AFP shares in the Connect to Server dialog + Don't remove selection when clicking on a row out of name boundaries + Fix a wrapping issue with numeric strings in some circumstances + Fix rename field selection color for backdrop state + Don't select all icons on Ctrl+A when the search entry is focused + Remove desktop-is-home-dir GSetting + Remove custom accel map loading/saving + Use new XDG location for GTK bookmarks file. * Mon May 14 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.4.2: + Fix a crasher when using network devices + Fix a crasher when entering "http" addresses manually in the location bar + Fix button packing for media content cluebar + Fix rename field selection color in backdrop state + Don't show context menus on sidebar headings + Don't remove selection when clicking on a row out of name boundaries + Fix a wrapping issue with numeric strings in some circumstances + Plug some memory leaks * Tue Apr 17 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.4.1: + Don't display comment field for desktop files + Fix off-by-one error in file operation counts + Fix mouse hardware back/forward buttons not working correctly + Fix "Undo Trash" for files with non-ASCII characters + Fix name corruption for untitled files under some circumstances * Mon Mar 26 2012 email@example.com - Update to version 3.4.0: + Fix a regression where "Open With" was hidden for folders + Updated translations. * Mon Mar 19 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.3.92: + Fix scrolling in compact view to work with latest GTK. + Fix Ctrl+Scroll zooming to work with latest GTK. + Don't hide Open With applications for subtypes of application/x-desktop. + Add support for the "network" GVolume class identifier. + Fix a crash at exit with certain extensions that keep refs of the NautilusFileInfos. + Fix initial focus row when moving the focus into the Places sidebar. + Fix Shift+Click selection when going back/forward in browsing history. + Fix packing of desktop file box in properties view. + Fix pathbar button sizing when a file watched by the pathbar changes name. + Fix properties window not being able to shrink size. + Remove unused --enable-profiler configure option. * Mon Mar 05 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.3.91: + Ensure pathbar scrolling works with latest GTK + Fix a crash when unmounting volumes with non-empty trash + Fix a race condition leading to a crash when closing window slots under certain circumstances. - Replace libexempi-devel BuildRequires with pkgconfig(exempi-2.0). - Remove gtk2-devel Requires from -devel package. It's been a while that nautilus is using gtk3. - Remove glib2-devel Requires from -devel package: it is added automatically the pkgconfig() way. - Drop nautilus-sysadmin-desktop-items.diff: the feature which this patch implemented is obsolete by now, as we do not have desktop icons by default anymore (bnc#533598). * Tue Feb 21 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.3.90: + Don't make the inactive pane UI elements insensitive + Fix a crash when searching in list and compact view + Fix a crash when creating a file from a template + Use ngettext plural forms for undo strings * Tue Feb 07 2012 email@example.com - Update to version 3.3.5: + Introduce Undo support for common file operations + Fix a crash when middle clicking icons on the desktop + Fix split view actions not updating properly + Fix wrong places sidebar selection under some locales + Fix a crash when enabling desktop icons handling + Support build against Tracker 0.13/0.14 + Make the rubberband animation obey the global GtkSetting - Remove xz BuildRequires now that it comes for free in the build system. - Drop nautilus-tracker-0.14.patch: fixed upstream. - Drop gnome-common BuildRequires and call to gnome-autogen.sh: they were only needed for above patch. * Thu Jan 19 2012 email@example.com - Add support for tracker 0.13/0.14: + Add nautilus-tracker-0.14.patch. + Add call to gnome-autogen.sh, needed for above patch. + Change pkgconfig(tracker-sparql-0.12) BuildRequires to pkgconfig(tracker-sparql-0.14). * Tue Jan 17 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.3.4: + Show both the current file counter and the total files in file operations UI + Lazily initialize the notification daemon + Move the UI files and icons into GResources + Refactor of NautilusWindowPane and NautilusWindowSlot code + libnautilus-extension GIR coverage has been improved - Stop installing icons in /usr/share/pixmaps that we only needed to make some build checks happy, and that are unneeded now. * Mon Dec 19 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.3.3: + Implement the org.freedesktop.FileManager1 DBus interface + Show context menu for current folder when clicking empty space in list view + Sort XDG dirs in the places sidebar according to the current locale + Fix handling of Ctrl+T on the desktop window + Fix icon view wrap-around key navigation + Fix rubberband scrolling in maximized windows + Fix a crasher when closing a window + Don't use deprecated GLib and GTK functions - 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. * Fri Dec 09 2011 email@example.com - Split typelib file into typelib-1_0-Nautilus-3_0 subpackage. - Add typelib-1_0-Nautilus-3_0 Requires to devel subpackage. * Wed Oct 26 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 220.127.116.11: + No changes, only a fixed tarball release. - Changes from version 3.3.1: + Show a Properties item in the sidebar for mounts + Use GtkStyleContext to draw editable label elements + Port to use GtkGrid + Don't use deprecated GThread API + Fix pie chart background rendering in Properties view + Fix a crasher when activating a sidebar item + Cleanup old libeel boilerplate code * Tue Oct 18 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.2.1: + Consolidate typeahead find entry for icon view + Fix a crasher when middle-clicking empty space in the places sidebar + Fix a crasher when trying to delete files from the tree sidebar + Fix a crasher when ejecting a removable device under some circumstances + Fix a crasher when trying to activate the previewer in a list view with no selection + Fix a crasher when symbolic icon theme is not available + Plug some memory leaks + Fix the build when Tracker FTS is enabled * Thu Oct 06 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: + Fix a couple of drawing regressions introduced in 3.1.92 + Updated translations. * Tue Sep 20 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.1.92: + Hopefully fix once and for all NautilusWindow keybindings + Don't hide the floating bar on hover if it's interactive + Fix canvas accessibility implementation for GTK 3.2 + Don't warn when opening multiple files with one application + Correctly remember remote passwords when asked so + Add a new topic-based help menu + Fix default list view sorting order + Don't warn when a mount operation fails with ALREADY_MOUNTED + Select the item on right click in the Tree sidebar + Scroll to the selected file when opening an URI from the cmdline + Read the emblem icon names from the metadata + Use libtracker-sparql directly as an optional dependency + Streamline icon container rendering code to use gtk_render_* + Correctly remember "Keep Aligned" and other desktop metadata + Invalidate the text size when changing the DPI xsetting + Strip the hardcoded theme bits + Add Unity desktop file compatibility + Use XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP when possible - Add pkgconfig(tracker-sparql-0.12) BuildRequires: new dependency. * Tue Aug 30 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.1.90: + Remove the built-in audio previewer. * Wed Aug 03 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.1.4: + Remove the 'Create Launcher' options from the desktop + Improve the 'File System' entry in the places sidebar + Remove 'Clear History' from the 'Go' menu + Fix location bar not expanding full width in the toolbar + Use new g_format_size() instead of g_format_size_for_display() - Drop nautilus-replace-deprecated-function.patch: fixed upstream. - Drop nautilus-bnc363122-lockdown-context-menus.diff: as discussed upstream, in bgo#532228, this patch isn't really useful as actions are still available in the toolbar. So instead of pretending to offer a feature that is broken, it's better to not do anything. - Drop nautilus-146947-rename-bad-parameters-message.diff: this was marked as needing a rebase, and the upstream bug (bgo#350976) now has a proper patch for gvfs. - Drop nautilus-bgo350950-search-desktop.diff: we should use tracker-needle instead now, and possibly gnome-documents in the future. * Fri Jul 29 2011 email@example.com - Rebase nautilus-bnc363122-lockdown-context-menus.diff - Add nautilus-replace-deprecated-function.patch to fix 64bit-portability-issue from rpmlint * Sat Jul 02 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.1.3: + Add an 'Add Bookmark' item in sidepane context menu + Fix --no-default-window not working when an URI is specified + Use g_cclosure_marshal_generic() * Thu Jun 16 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add missing call to %suse_update_desktop_file for nautilus-autostart.desktop. * Wed Jun 15 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.1.2: + Use GtkOverlay for the floating bar + Move the floating bar away from the cursor on hover + Add an autostart desktop file + Add metadata::custom-icon-name key for custom icons + Fix opening the wrong directory when launching an instance from the command line + Misc crashers. * Wed Jun 15 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.1.1: + Add a DBus previewer interface to support e.g. the Sushi previewer + Rework handling of _NETSCAPE_URL dnd links + Optimizations in the sorting/layouting code for Icon View + Misc bugfixes. * Tue May 31 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.0.2: + Add an autostart desktop file. + Treat regular files as selection when opening a location. + Don't delete files when pressing Ctrl+Delete on rename. + Strip the method scheme in the connect to server dialog if possible. + Fix selection issues when navigating upwards. + Minor UI fixes. - Package autostart .desktop file. * Wed May 04 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 188.8.131.52: + Fix some crashers + Don't show file transfer progress twice * Wed Apr 27 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.0.1: + Fix white background bug when drawing desktop icons + Fix crash while ejecting volumes from the places sidebar + Fix enter not working in the places sidebar + Fix conflict dialog labels and entry sizing + Fix drawing artifacts in the search bar + Fix single click preferences mismatch + Fix additional details label colors when using a11y themes + Fix some minor/sporadic crashers + Fix libnotify and libexif version checks * Tue Apr 05 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.0.0: + Use Ctrl+Delete as keyboard shortcut to trash files + Make sure we always open new windows from the desktop + Fix a crasher + Updated translations. * Mon Apr 04 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 2.91.94: + Fix eject button hover in places sidebar + Use new gnome-help pages for help buttons + Fix a crasher when toggling desktop_is_home_dir + Fix a memory leak * Mon Mar 28 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.91.93: + Memory leak fixes + Updated translations - Changes from version 2.91.92: + Use a raised button for Search + Tweak the floating bar background + Only show the "Loading..." floating bar after half a second of loading. + Style cluebars according to mockups + Fix some split view regressions + Misc bugfixes - Changes from version 2.91.91: + Allow the dbus manager to run as a service + Create folders in subdirectories in list view, when possible + Make sure we don't focus headers in the places sidebar + Don't activate 'Rename' in the sidebar for non-bookmarks + Fix the list view not updating anymore after creating an empty file + Fix regressions in rename widget focus + Fix some UI regressions from the latest changes - Changes from version 220.127.116.11: + Make modules of extensions pulling in ORBit resident, to avoid ORBit's atexit()'s handler to call into unloaded code + Cleanup some unused code - Changes from version 2.91.90: + Huge changes in the user interface, to match GNOME3 mockups + Remove the spatial mode + Updated tracker search engine to use libtracker-sparql + Consistently use "Home" instead of the username + Rename the GSettings schema path to /org/gnome/nautilus + Remove the ability for extensions to create toolbar items - Remove nautilus-tracker-0.10.patch: fixed upstream. * Sat Feb 19 2011 email@example.com - Add nautilus-tracker-0.10.patch: add support for tracker 0.10. Without it, a search will be very expensive. * Sun Feb 13 2011 email@example.com - Call relevant macros in %post/%postun: + %desktop_database_post/postun because the package ships at least one desktop file. + %icon_theme_cache_post/postun because the package ships themed icons. + %mime_database_post/postun because the package ships a mime type definition. - Pass %{?no_lang_C} to %find_lang so that english documentation can be packaged with the program, and not in the lang subpackage. - Change Requires of lang subpackage to Recommends, since the english documentation is not there anymore. * Tue Dec 28 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.91.9: + Remove GConf dependency completely + Fade-out eyecandy for selection rubberband + Use notifications instead of a status icon for transfer progress + Change launcher name to 'Files' + Fix a couple of crashers and UI regressions - Changes from version 2.91.8: + Propagate custom icons to bookmarks + Don't quit the application if there are file operations running + Better keynav in the places sidebar + Use symbolic icons for the notification area + Fix some drawing regressions while renaming + Fix issues with the default sort order selection + Completely remove GConf dependency + Large refactor of NautilusWindow/NautilusView architecture + Cleanup installed desktop files + Fix a couple of crashers + Build with GCC 4.6 - Changes from version 2.91.7: + Adapt to GTK+ 2.99.0 deprecations + Fix a crasher in the pathbar + Use a consistent name for the Home folder + Use a consistent name for the 'Create New Folder/Document' menu items + Build tweaks - Changes from version 2.91.6: + Fix build with GTK+ 2.91.7 - Changes from version 2.91.5: + Tweak sidebar appearance with CSS + Remove 'exit-with-last-window' preference + Remove support for saving state with XSMP + Fix some UI GtkStyleContext regressions + Fix a11y for NautilusIconCanvasItem + Properly support '~' in the location bar - Changes from version 2.91.4: + Port to the new GtkAppChooser widget family + Port to GtkStyleContext* Add DBus interfaces for copying files and emptying trash + Remove Beagle search support + Remove History and Notes sidebar + Use a new simpler debug infrastructure + Make the preferences an app-wide singleton window + Fix some drawing regressions - Changes from version 2.91.3: + Remove autorun and automount machinery, it moved to gnome-settings-daemon + Don't install the 'File Management Properties' binary; there's now a capplet in gnome-control-center for the autorun system settings. + Fix interaction with the session manager + Don't use gtk_[h|v]_separator_new + Identify OGG Vorbis files as music in the search UI + Require new gnome-desktop - 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Best Bonefish Hook???
Gents, last time I went bonefishing, it was with the Pinders and I was 17 and not a very good fly fisherman, a brat, even, who was more interested in drinking rum and smoking cigarettes than catching flats ghosts.. Can't remember the hooks on the flies we used...
Your thoughts???
TMC 811s
Light and sharp. Bead chain or even dressing it properly should have no problem turning the point up.
You'll get lots of different answers to this one. The truth is I've narrowed it down to just two hooks, the Gamakatsu SL45 Bonefish hook that comes in sizes 4-10 and The Daiichi X452 for sizes larger than a #4. These hooks are strong, incredibly sharp, and have the correct shank length for most bonefish flies. Neither is cheap, but it's my opinion that buying cheap hooks is a false economy when one figures the total cost of fly fishing.
Hi brooklynangler
In my experience any good quality saltwater hook is OK for bonefish. I use Mustad 34007. Gamakatsu hooks are good but expensive and i understand that the SL45 is black, not a good colour.
The hooks must be strong and stainless.
I have never had a bonefish straighten a hook.
Are you fishing with the Pinder boys again on Grand Bahama, I fished with them a couple of years ago, great guides.
Good luck
I'm curious as to why black is a bad color for a bonefish hook? I also find it interesting that all the best saltwater hooks today are not stainless steel and yet you advise that the hook has to be stainless. Why is that? With just a little bit of care the carbon steel hooks do not rust, are simply better hooks for penetration, and are easier to get sharp and stay sharp longer. The 34007 was the best hook available twenty years ago, but there are much better hooks, even from Mustad, for the saltwater tier today.
Cool on the xpoints. Used to use them for stripers and blues in larger sizes and they are friggin primo for longevity and hookups. Don't think I missed a strike with the x-point clousers I tied up. Didn't hink about them for a BF hook. Many thanks!
Hi JR Spey
I'll try to explain my points.
In my opinion most bonefish flies, certainly in the Bahamas are best if they seem transluscent. A black hook is very visible on a normal sand flat.
With regard to the Mustad 34007, these hooks are totally adequate for bonefish flies and are not too expensive. Even if you say these hooks were the best 20 years ago and now there are better - so what. If it is not broken, don't mend it.
Bonefish do not straighten hooks or break them in my experience as they are not "dirty" fighters yes they run but then they tire.
Maybe you have more experience than I have however I have caught many hundreds of bonefish and a good number over 12lbs.
I am also a big fan of the TMC 811s for flats fishing. I use them predominately on the northeastern flats for striped bass sight fising but also use the smaller sizes for most of my standard bonefish patterns (gotchas, etc). Very reliable and razor sharp. I use non-toxic eyes so the high grade alloy in a lighter wire hook is less prone to swim wrong with the thinner wire hook. It's a good choice when looking for a light, tough hook. The barbs are tiny and easy to smash.
As far as color, if it looks like the forage species it's a good color. If there are bronze highlights on the crab you are imitating, let's say brown rubber legs, the bronze hooks are great for the task. Most of the time the matte finish on stainless goes well with the sand colored gotchas I use.
Only stainless hooks will last you years of angling between saltwater fishing trips. I was surprised to catch my first Aruba bonefish (far from being a destination) last year on the exact same fly that I caught a Florida Keys bone seven years prior. It was a touch rusty near the bend of the hook off the dressing but the fish didn't seem to mind.
I soon lost the fly on another bone that rubbed me off on the coral (Malmok bones are notorious for doing this) but because it was stainless it last for almost a decade in my bonefish box and I'd still have it today were it not for the fish's clever antics.
The Daichi, TMC are very similar hooks.
By the time you wrap a body on a Gotcha and similar flies, the color of the hook makes little difference. There are patterns, however, where I would agree with you about translucency. I like the fact that the sun doesn't glint off a black hook, especially the bend of the hook which is pointing up for most patterns. I agree with you regarding bonefish not opening up hooks, but many of the flies I tie for bonefish are also terrific flies for permit and a good sized permit will open a hook. #4 Fur Crabs, #4 & 6 Gyno crabs, even #4 Merkins are proving to be better flies for permit than the old #1 or 1/0 Merkins that were being used even a few years ago (and probably still are in some places and/ or conditions.) I just find that when most guys are quizzed on the subject their main factor in choosing certain hooks like the 34007 comes down to price, and as I stated in my first post on this thread that's a false economy. That's especially true since a few dozen bonefish flies can last for several trips. I just don't see saving 20 cents or so per hook as being worth it. It's sort of like when my mother-in-law travels half-way across town to buy two heads of lettuce because they're 50 cents cheaper per head at that store than the store in her neighborhood.
Hi JR
I like your ideas on multi purpose flies. Do you ahve picture and tying instructions for the flies you recomend?
OK I'll admit that the real reason I use Mustad hooks is that I live in Europe and they are the only hooks that are widely available.
I still have a few Gamakatsu SL113H hooks that I bought the last time I was in the US but I am running out.
Where do you fish when there is a good chance of catching permit as well as bonefish Mexico?
I have been to Ascension Bay a few times. In my experience when bonefishing seeing permit is a very rare occurance as I believe they normally like different surrounding. Namely a faster moving current and a hard bottom.
I am off to fish Cayo Largo in Cuba next month and I understand that thee could be a few permit around. Some of the flies you recommend could be usefull.
The two largest permit I have ever hooked were while bonefishing the North Bight of Andros Island. One was hooked on a standard gotcha and the other was hooked on a small fur crab. When I go to Ascension Bay in Mexico I fish only for permit, but we do take bonefish that are more aggressive when they travel along with permit. I just like the fact that the same crab patterns I use at Casa Blanca for permit can also be used at Andros for bones. In fact, sometimes I think the bones prefer them to crazy charlies and gotchas. The fur crabs I tie simply use Antron yarn (off white, tan, and peach colors mostly) with either Polar Fibre or real polar bear for the tail. They come out looking a little like fur crabs with some Kwan features as well. Add a few strands of Krystal Flash and some barring with a marker pen and that's it. We don't even tie most of them with legs any more. They are very simple to tie (two materials and lead eyes) and seem to fish as well as or better than the more complicated versions. The gyno crab is a "secret fly" that I don't even have all of the secrets for as a buddy of mine ties them. They are pretty much a Kwan with polar bear for a tail and long rubber legs. The guy who ties them caught nine permit in five days at Casa Blanca while on his first ever flats' trip. Believe it or not, the preferred color was chartreuse. Chartreuse polar bear looks like a neon sign in the water, but the permit loved them.
I think the biggest advantage of the new hooks is the hooking percentage and hooked to lost ratio. My averages have gone up dramatically since switching to the new hooks. It's most dramatic with tarpon. I landed 3 of the first 29 tarpon I ever jumped. All were jumped using 34007, 3407, or Partridge Homasassa Special hooks. When I switched to the Owner Aki and Gamakatsu SC15 (now my favorite tarpon hooks) I landed the next seven tarpon I jumped. In fact, it might have been 12 for 12 if I hadn't lost a tarpon of well over 100 pounds due to a reel malfunction. Though not as well documented, my averages on other species has improved, also. Trust me, I like them so well I'd gladly pay a couple of dollars per hook if necessary. The price of hooks is so minute when even DIY trip costs are totaled up, that I just can't see not using the best. That goes for tippet material, too. These are two things I obsess about in saltwater fishing.
Hi JR
Thanks for the permit fly info.
Re tarpon flies I only use Owner hooks asI have had similar experiences to you. However if you get a bad hook set on a tarpon it will always throw the hook. the good thing is that you find out quickly and not after 45mins.
I have caught quite a few large tapon in the Keys, Venezuela and surprisingly enough for me at the time, Grand Bahama.
I have been doing a little research into the Kwan as I had not heard or it before. It looks interesting. The fly that you describe as the gyno crab sounds a little like the tasty toad fly that we use in the Keys for bonefish, but with legs.
One of my fishing buddies from England, who now lives for part of the year in Islamorada, made this same comment about the gyno crab. I know I've seen the tasty toad pattern, but I can't say I've ever fished one. My guess is that Ralph, the creator of the gyno crab, probably didn't even know of either the kwan or the tasty toad. As I mentioned before it was his first trip to the flats. He's a good tier, though, and did a nice job of tying these as he had seven other guys wanting a few for themselves. There's fair fishing for tarpon in parts of Grand Bahama, just like on the west side of Andros. It tends to be seasonal, at least for the bigger fish, and they aren't everywhere. Usually a good guide will know where to find them.
Hi JR
Interesting information. I thought I was the only english guy who spends a lot of time in Islamorada.
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Food and Faith is a blog of the Presbyterian Hunger Program.
The Food Week of Action – Sunday Oct. 12 through Sunday Oct. 19 – includes World Food Day (October 16) as well as the International Day for Rural Women (October 15) and the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty (October 17).
Daily actions are provided below, and see the Food Week of Action page for priority action, worship materials and more: http://pcusa.org/foodweek
WHY Hunger and the US Food Sovereignty Alliance kick off the Food Week of Action with a pre-event, a ceremony for the Food Sovereignty Prize winner and three honorees!
You can watch the event, which took place on October 10 in NYC, in its entirety on the Food Sovereignty Prize site.
As an alternative to the World Food Prize, the Food Sovereignty Prize champions solutions coming from those most impacted by the injustices of the global food system. Celebrate community-led efforts to win food sovereignty for all.
Highlights of the ceremony include presentations from:
Read about the amazing events happening in India in the following and see the new paper from Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance - "Nourishing the World: Scaling Up Agroecology," which takes on the myth that only industrial agriculture can feed the world by looking at the successes of smaller-scale sustainable farming approaches and their potential!
World Food Day 2012
From Presbyterian Hunger Program's Joining Hands Program, US Food Sovereignty Alliance, and Other Events Related to World Food Day
Go to the US Food Sovereignty Alliance Food Week of Action page
Download a PDF of the Activities to read, print or share via email
Below are the actions we are asking people to do this fall, both during the Food Week of Action (oct. 14-21), on World Food Day (Oct. 16) or anytime throughout the fall.
ACT for JUSTICE in the FOOD CHAIN . . .
1. With Farmworkers! Stand in solidarity with farm workers and the Coalition of Immokalee Workers and send a supermarket postcard or manager's letter
2. With Family Farmers! Push for transparency in the Trans-Pacific Partnership to make sure family farmers and people who eat are not hurt by this secretly negotiated international trade agreement.
3. With Food Workers! Become an ally of employees behind the kitchen door. Request a raise to the tipped minimum wage of $2.13 an hour for restaurant workers.
4. With Hungry People and God's Creation! We're burning our crops as fuel rather than using land to grow food. Tell the Obama Administration to waive the mandate for corn ethanol.
* You can find a new World Food Day prayer from the Presbyterian Hunger Program used today during our closing devotions at our Advisory Committee meeting.
Food sovereignty, the real World Food prize
..."The Green Revolution fully ignored the role of democratic policy — which avoids ecological and social costs while ensuring that food production and food producers remain vital to their society and culture.
From the perspective of family farmers and peasants who revere "food sovereignty," sustainable, democratic foods that respect ecology, culture and diversity of economic opportunity offer a lot more than just improving the "quality, quantity or availability of food" for current and future generations. ..."
READ the full article from press-citizen.com
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Christian alliance calls for investment in agroecology to end hunger and build resilient communities
The Presbyterian Church USA partners with the Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance (EAA), which just released a paper calling for increased investment in sustainable agricultural practices that support small-scale farmers and local communities, and also benefit the environment.
"Nourishing the World: Scaling up Agroecology" presents numerous examples of the successful use of agroecological methods in increasing yields for farmers using locally-available natural resources while lowering or eliminating farmers' reliance on costly and polluting chemical fertilizers and pesticides.
Global figures on hunger released today by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, the International Fund for Agricultural Development and the World Food Programme emphasize the urgency of investing in effective policies and practices to feed the world. Nearly 870 million people, or 1 in 8, were suffering chronic undernourishment in 2010-2012. According to the report, global progress in reducing hunger has levelled off since 2007-2008, with the number of hungry people rising in Africa and developed regions. More than 1 in 4 people in Africa are chronically hungry.
"Tackling hunger is not in the first instance about producing more food," says Christine Campeau, EAA's Food Campaign Coordinator. "It is about investing responsibly in sustainable agricultural practices and changing wasteful consumer habits that will benefit people, communities and the environment now and in the long-term."
The paper sets out an alternative path to the one currently being promoted by some governmental and private sector initiatives, which is to expand the industrial "green revolution" style of agriculture. While this type of agriculture has certainly increased food production in recent decades, it has also "destabilized the natural resource base and drives much of the loss of biodiversity" as well as contributing - directly and indirectly - to the 30% of total global greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) currently generated by the agricultural sector.
"In developed countries, where industrial-scale monocropping is the prevailing agricultural model, it is easy to forget that the majority of the world's food is produced by smallholder farmers," states Peter Prove, EAA Executive Director. "The answer to hunger and food insecurity is not turning more of these small farms into huge plantations, which damage both local communities and the environment, but investing in the knowledge-sharing, networking and sustainable practices that have proven to increase yields, protect the natural environment, empower communities, and enhance resilience in the face of a changing climate."
"It's all about Christian stewardship of God's creation, and responding to the needs of people and communities rather than corporations", stressed Nigussu Legesse, Programme Executive for Africa of World Council of Churches and member of the EAA's Food Strategy Group.
The paper has been released in advanced of the meeting of the Committee on World Food Security (CFS) in Rome, 15-20 October. Civil society representatives who participate in the CFS as part of a Civil Society Mechanism are calling on CFS members to act immediately to help small-scale food producers to adapt to climate change and prevent further dangerous climate change-related impacts on food security. In this context, the EAA is calling for:
* Much greater investment in research on agroecological food production methods, building on traditional knowledge and existing best practice, for the purpose of enhancing smallholder-based, low-emission, high-productivity agriculture in the context of climate change.
* Increased support for the establishment and expansion of farmer-to-farmer networks at local levels throughout the developing world, for the sharing of information and best practices in agroecological food production.
* Enabling policy environments at national and international levels, recognizing the central role of smallholder farmers in global food security and supporting smallholder-based agroecological food production, and agroecological extension programs at national and local levels.
* Increased support for the establishment and expansion of smallholder farmers' collectives, to improve market opportunities and the collective capacities of smallholder farmers and their communities.
* More effective regulation and management of the negative impacts of corporate influence of agricultural policy and practice.
* More focused and effective attention to reducing food waste throughout the food supply chain.
"Agroecology will be necessary, if we are to find a viable path through the intertwined challenges of future food security, and climate change mitigation and adaptation," the paper states in its conclusion. "In the context of climate change, business as usual in the field of food production is not an option. Agroecology offers the prospect of sustainable food production to meet the needs of a still growing global population, while at the same time reducing the GHG emissions from the agricultural sector, building resilience to already unavoidable climate change, protecting biodiversity, and sustaining communities and rural livelihoods."
Nourishing the World: Scaling Up Agorecology is available at: http://tinyurl.com/EAAagroecology2012
Land Grabbing is turning World Food Day into World Hunger Day for millions. See the Press Release below from the Asian Peasants Coalition. And speaking of peasants - which in most places around the world doesn't have a negative connotation as it does with some in the U.S. - the Korean Women's Peasant Association has won the 2012 World Sovereignty Prize and will be celebrated in New York City, along with other honorees including the Coalition of Immokalee Workers, who just won an agreement with Chipotle as part of their Campaign for Fair Food!
October 10 at 7:00 pm. You can attend in person or watch the live stream. Details here...
Press Release
October 5, 2012
Asian Peasants to Declare "World Hunger Day"
On the Occasion of the World Food Day on October 16
The Asian Peasant Coalition (APC) and its members will organize simultaneous actions on the occasion of the UN FAOs World Food Day on October 16, to highlight landlessness and chronic hunger.
The FAO said their official theme on October 16 is "Agricultural cooperatives – key to feeding the world. It says, it has been chosen to highlight the role of cooperatives in improving food security and contributing to the eradication of hunger. In addition, FAO and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) calls on agribusiness to step up investment from Central Asia to North Africa. Furthermore, the two organizations called on governments to create an enabling policy environment that fosters private-sector investment.
"We condemn FAO and ERBDs statement. This is a continuation of what was engineered during the Rio+20 Summit last June 2012 in Brazil. Under the Public Private Partnership (PPP) scheme, both domestic and foreign investors, will be given legal authority to make it easy for them to further intensify land grabbing, to multiply plunder of available resources and step-up corporate takeovers of other vital sections of the economy," stated Rahmat Ajiguna, APC deputy secretary general and concurrent secretary general of the Aliansi Gerakan Reforma Agraria (AGRA) based in Indonesia.
Ajiguna said that, "This will further expand agribusiness that will only exacerbated landlessness, hunger, poverty, and increased environmental destruction. This will further undermine the people's right to food, agricultural progress and rural development as domestic agricultural production program is locked up of neo-liberal globalization."
Land grabbing aggravates landlessness
"Meanwhile, international NGO GRAIN has recorded 400 cases of large-scale agricultural investments all over the world while 38 cases is in Asia (excluding Philippines-China deals which was suspended) . Nearly 2 million hectares of land in Asia (particularly in Burma, Cambodia, Laos, China, Timor Leste, Indonesia and the Philippines) have been subjected to these investments since 2006. It has resulted in increased landlessness, displacement of people, violations of human rights and degradation of natural resources, thereby further worsening poverty and hunger among small food producers<" remarked Zenaida Soriano, APC Southeast Asia Coordinator and also the President of the National Federation of Peasant Women (AMIHAN) in the Philippines.
Ajiguna added that, "In Indonesia, there is unceasing expansion of palm oil plantations in Jambi province. It invaded our forest and rice producing areas. There were around 259 permits palm oil plantations covering more than 1.3 million hectares and about 980, 000 hectares have been planted (Provincial Disbun 2010). In 9 villages in Mersam District in Batang Hari, 7,800 hectares of rice lands will be converted into palm oil. Palm oil plantation threatens rice self-sufficiency program of the government and Indonesian people would end up seriously hungry.
Chronic Hunger
Soriano mentioned that, " In South Asia, six out of 10 people are hungry and eight out of 10 underweight children live. Nearly 42 percent of Nepal's children under five years are chronically undernourished. In India, 410 million people were living in poverty and eight Indian states are food insecure. In Sri Lanka, about 4 million people are undernourished. Children and pregnant women are most affected. In Pakistan, 83 million people were food insecure. In Bangladesh, 70 million people are living in poverty and experiencing chronic hunger and malnutrition."
Soriano revealed that, "In Southeast Asia, 87 million people in Indonesia are food-insecure, of which 25 million are severely hungry. In the Philippines, one out every four Filipinos suffers from hunger. Of the 103.7 million Filipinos, 25 million are hungry. Worst, the floods, droughts, earthquakes and other natural disasters as well as state repression cause widespread destruction and force them to abandon their homes and farms."
World Hunger Day
Ajiguna and Soriano announced that, "On October 16, the APC will declare 'World Hunger Day' on the occasion of the World Food Day 2012. We will do this to emphasize the real situation that the rural people are landless. That landlessness is worsening by large-scale land grabbing of local and foreign investors in agriculture which aggravates chronic hunger experience by the rural poor. Unfortunately, the world's food producers are the most food-insecure and hungry people..Having no land to till makes them more vulnerable of hunger. Many of them, are seasonal farm workers.
On October 16, the APC will simultaneously organize different activities across Asia. In the Philippines, the Kilusang Magbubukid ng Pilipinas (KMP) will lead a protest in front of the Department of Agriculture. A peasant caravan against land grabbing in the City of San Jose del Monte in Bulacan will follow on October 17-18 and will culminate on October 19. In Sri Lanka, the Movement for National Land and Agricultural Reform (MONLAR) will organize week of action in many parts of the country. In Nepal, different events in 45 districts will be organized by All Nepal Peasants Federation ( ANPFa). The Andhra Pradesh Vyavasaya Vruthidarula Union (APVVU) in India will organize simultaneous demonstration opposing land grabbing in 10 districts of Andhra Pradesh while a People's Biodiversity Camp will be held in Hyderabad. Similar actions will be held in Indonesia, and Pakistan."
"We demand for a genuine agrarian reform and food sovereignty to resolve chronic hunger. The victory of the Isabela farmers and its people against Itochu (Japan)s bioethanol plant is a concrete example. They were able to shut down the bioethanol plant. And they are now planting rice and corn in more than 1,000 hectares of land they reclaimed from EcoFuel. Meanwhile, the AGRA, together with other farmers groups in Indonesia, led thousands of peasants on January 2012, and mobilized in front of the Presidential Palace and Parliament, resulting to a special legislative committee to address agrarian conflict…. These actions are peasant-led and directly benefitted the local peasant communities. Let us continuously reclaim lands that have been grabbed and plant it with food crops," Ajiguna and Soriano ended.


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By enacting the Sustainable Growth & Agricultural Preservation Act of 2012, the state Administration and Maryland General Assembly took a critical step forward in protecting our waters, open spaces, and rural agricultural economy from the impacts of harmful sprawl. This law, which took effect on July 1, 2012, seeks greater accountability and predictability by encouraging counties to map future growth into categorical "tiers." Counties were to adopt "tier maps" for future growth by December 31, 2012 or face limits on new growth outside areas with existing sewers.
Many localities are working hard to implement the law. Unfortunately, a few counties appear to be falling short of the law and are putting our waterways and rural lands at risk. Some counties, such as Cecil, have adopted maps that do not measure up to the standards in the law, according to the Maryland Department of Planning (MDP). As a result, these maps do not adequately protect our waters and rural lands from over-development.
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It isn't fair to saddle existing residents and businesses with the substantial costs of cleaning up new pollution from harmful sprawl. We are making progress in reducing pollution to the Bay. Development is the only major pollution source on the increase. It is only fair—and sensible—to target new growth where it will pollute less.
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Under the Chesapeake Clean Water Blueprint, Maryland is required to reduce septic and stormwater nitrogen pollution by about 3 million pounds (about 25% of the total reduction required from all sectors) over the next 12 years. The Sustainable Growth & Agricultural Preservation Act of 2012 is projected to prevent approximately 1.1 million pounds of new nitrogen from polluting our local waters and the Chesapeake Bay by 2035, according to the Maryland Department of Planning.
If historical development patterns were to continue without actions like the anti-sprawl law, growth would be projected to add 120,000 more septic systems and another 2 million pounds of nitrogen over the next 25 years, according to state estimates.
The law is projected to save at least 100,000 acres (more than 150 square miles) of farm and forest land across the state over the next 25 years, according to MDP.
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By Tiernan Ray
The Street today is debating what to make of Samsung Electronic's (005930KS) announcement yesterday of Q2 revenue and profit that missed analysts' expectations, following weeks of speculation of slower-than-expected sales of the company's flagship Galaxy S4 smartphone.
Samsung reported a preliminary forecast for revenue for Q2 in a range of ₩56 trillion to ₩58 trillion, below consensus of ₩58.8 trillion, with operating profit of ₩9.5 trillion, below the consensus of ₩10 trillion, sending its shares down ₩50,000 to ₩1,267,000 in Seoul trading today.
The bulls came to the stock's rescue this morning, with Bernstein Research's Mark Newman reiterating an Outperform rating and a ₩2,500,000 price target, writing that the operating profit also missed his own estimate for ₩10 trillion, which he attributes to "increased Mobile OpEx for the global launch of the Galaxy S4 and other long-term growth initiatives (i.e. Knox and Best Buy (BBY) partnerships) as well as ASP pressure for the "old" premium smartphones (Galaxy S3 and Galaxy Note 2)."
But, not to fear, writes Newman, "Sell-side expectations have now been reset lower and we believe this was Samsung's key goal in order to make earnings beats more achievable going forward."
"We expect 1/ Q3'13 Mobile margins to increase with Galaxy S4 margins now at their full potential and 2/ high memory prices to drive DRAM and NAND results."
Samsung's smartphone sales were likely lower than he'd modeled previously, he concedes:
We believe smartphone units in Q2'13 were slightly lower than our 77M estimate. Galaxy S4 unit sales are trending in line with our earlier expectations (22M). We believe Samsung enjoyed continued success and share gains in the lucrative high-end/premium segment.
Regardless of the numbers, Newman concludes, "We believe Samsung is cheaper than ever and provides an extremely attractive entry point."
And Jefferies & Co.'s Sundeep Bajikar reiterates a Buy rating on the shares, and a ₩2,100,000 price target, calling the results a "strong performance," despite the shortfall.
"As Smartphone industry growth slows down, we expect the investment debate to shift to Semiconductors as a key driver of revenue and operating profit growth," writes Bajikar.
"We continue to believe Samsung's unique advantages in memory and foundry are being overlooked by investors anchoring on shipments of Smartphones. We recommend buying the stock."
His own estimates for the quarter were ₩55.3 trillion in revenue and ₩10.2 trillion in profit.
Bajikar expects Samsung to continue to gobble up smartphone share:
Our analysis shows Samsung took share of industry Smartphone profits from 2008 through 1Q13. We expect the next leg of OP expansion to be driven by high-end share gains from Apple, particularly in the US.
But he also thinks more attention should be paid to Samsung's leadership in semiconductor production:
Recent media reports from The Wall Street Journal, Digitimes, and other publications suggest Samsung would continue to be the primary foundry supplier to Apple in CY14. If true, this would be consistent with our Moore Stress thesis, and potentially translate into model upside. When compared to Apple manufacturing at Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM), we believe Samsung's better 14FF roadmap and component dominance in memory and display would translate into continued share gains of Smartphone profits. Recent stock weakness and our investor conversations suggest Samsung's intrinsic ability to grow profits through unique capabilities in Semiconductors is misunderstood. We expect Semiconductor OP to grow at a faster pace than Mobile OP.