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Building Mozilla applications (Firefox, Thunderbird, SeaMonkey, etc.) on modern Linux distributions is generally relatively trouble-free, although each new distribution tends to introduce a few new issues that need to be fixed in the source. Fedora Core 5 introduces two such issues:
Compilation errors relating to JB_BP
Depending on the version of your source and configuration options, you may see compilation errors related to the removal of JB_BP, which was a constant used in code that took stack traces for debugging purposes by getting the frame address by calling setjmp. Patches to fix these problems are in bug 323853.
The patch that affects the default build options has been checked in to the trunk, the MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH, and the MOZILLA_1_8_0_BRANCH. However, if you are using other debugging tools, particularly on older branches, or building from older branches or release tags, you may need to apply some of these patches yourself.
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For those with SELinux in enforcing mode, you are likely to run into problems both with the shlibsign during the build process and with the running the final build related to SELinux denying execmod permission due at least primarily (if not completely) to a compiler bug. The workaround is to use a command like (using bash syntax):
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Take a tour of Acrobat XI, compare its three editions, and get a fresh look at what you can do with Acrobat. This course demonstrates the basics of working with PDFs: how to create, combine, edit, export, and review documents. Author Claudia McCue also shows how PDFs integrate with Microsoft Office applications and introduces the basics of working with forms.
Acrobat gives you the ability to add interactivity to PDFs. Here you have one of the common examples, interactive forms. When you see that festive lavender bar across the top, that tells you that this is a fillable form. At the top-right, you see this little button for highlighting existing fields. If you don't like that blue highlight, you can turn that off. But it is helpful for readers to understand that these are live fields that they can type in. And if you're trying to get data back from a customer, for example, this is a great way to do it because for one thing, you don't have to read their handwriting, and it means that they don't have to print it out, sign it, fax it back in, and so forth.
It's just really much more economical. And there's more to it than just filling out fields, although that's nice and easy. You can just tab from field to field. You can also have Acrobat do calculations for you. So, down here, for example, if they want to place an ad listing, when they check that option, Acrobat fills in the amount and does the math. If they want to add additional lines, they enter the number of lines they want, again, Acrobat does the math for them. You notice they're only allowed three lines. What if they try to sneak in four? They get a little warning.
So, what this tells you is that Acrobat can do some work for you. It can inform your reader. I will tell you that there is a good bit of work under the hood to make this form work, but simple calculations are built-in by default in Acrobat. And that can really make life easy for you and for your reader. Up here we have two buttons. One is to reset the form, so if Bob made a mistake filling out, he can click that and start over. And then to submit the data back to you, there's another button that's set to Submit. Now, there are two routes for submitting data. One is to just email the data back as an email attachment, and that's very easy for both of you.
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The Singapore Corporation of Rehabilitative Enterprises (Score) has appointed a new chairman to replace Mr Kong Mun Kwong, who stepped down after 16 years of service since his appointment in 1996.
Mr Chng Hwee Hong, who was the chairman of Score Training Committee since April 2010, was appointed on Sept 1.
A Home Affairs Ministry statement on Tuesday morning said that he played "a pivotal role in enhancing the programmes geared towards the upgrading of offenders' vocational and employability skills".
Mr Chng also headed Score's Strategic Planning Sub-committee on Rehabilitation which was part of Score's Strategic Planning Committee set up in 2010 to map out Score's key strategies for the next five to 10 years.
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Stacks of paperwork, proof of good credit and homeownership, sit-down interviews and home visits by agency representatives are all part of the game when it comes to adoption.
Even the four-legged, furry, slobbery kind.
While many may expect to have to jump through hoops to adopt a child, pet adoption agencies use similar protocols to ensure each orphaned pooch finds a safe and loving home.
Ellen DeGeneres recently came under fire after she gave Iggy, the dog she adopted from California-based Mutts and Moms animal shelter to her hairdresser. During an emotional segment on her show "Ellen," DeGeneres said that the pup had too much energy to coexist with her cats, and her hairdresser, who is also a friend of DeGeneres', was in the market for a new pet anyway.
It was a match made in heaven, or so she thought.
When people at the animal shelter got news of Iggy's new living arrangements, they were furious and took the puppy back, claiming that DeGeneres had broken one of the rules of the contract that states that if owners can no longer care for an animal, they must return it to the shelter and not take it upon themselves to find it a new home.
And so began a war of words between DeGeneres and Mutts and Moms, both believing they did the right thing for the dog.
"I'm sure she reads the seven-figure contract she signs, and [the pet contract] says clearly there is no right to transfer," Keith Fink, the attorney representing the animal shelter, told ABCNEWS.com. "The [animal shelter] must approve the new adopter."
Fink, who said both he and his clients have received death threats since DeGeneres' on-air announcement, said the dog shelter has these rules in place so it can be certain the dog is getting the best care.
Mutts and Moms also has a policy, Fink said, that says children under the age of 14 cannot adopt small dogs like Iggy, due to the increased risk that they leave a door open or play with the puppy too roughly. So the family that Ellen had given the dog to -- which includes two young girls -- probably wouldn't have been approved as suitable pet owners in the first place.
"Ellen admits she made a mistake, but she really innocently thought she was doing a good thing," DeGeneres' publicist, Kelly Bush, told ABCNEWS.com. "Instead of the dog going back to a crate in a shelter, she found a great home for it."
The days when just about anyone could walk into a shelter and leave minutes later with a new best friend are over, but some may wonder if these animal shelters are going a little overboard with their contracts and screening ordeals. But ever since more rules were put into effect at shelters, pet adoption experts told ABCNEWS.com, more animals have been put in more stable homes. After all, they say, the rules and paperwork are in the best interest of the animals.
"Five years ago, we didn't have an application process," said Paula Werner, program manager at Lake County Animal Care and Control in California. "It used to be that if you could breathe and cough up the money, you had a pet. It created a revolving door."
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INDYCAR boss Mark Miles said Wednesday the "compelling" and "at times hard to watch" record-setting pack racing that unfolded during Saturday's MAVTV 500 at Auto Club Speedway largely was the result of aerodynamic happenstance.
"Clearly different tracks present different styles and getting the best setup is not an exact science," Miles, CEO of Hulman & Co., […]
Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Danica Patrick led the two practice sessions Friday at Daytona International Speedway, in preparation for Sunday night's Coke Zero 400 Powered By Coca-Cola Sprint Cup Series race
In the first of two practices, Earnhardt posted the day's fastest lap of 202.284 miles per hour (44.492 seconds) on the 2.5-mile tri-oval, driving the No. 88 Nationwide Stars and Stripes Chevrolet. Earnhardt won the Coke Zero 400 in 2001 and has 15 victories at Daytona overall.
"We have a very fast car … a winning car," Earnhardt said.
Patrick – the 2013 polesitter for the Daytona 500 – led the second session chart at 198.133 (45.424), driving the No. 10 GoDaddy Chevrolet.
Early in the first practice there was an 11-car incident, including cars driven by former Coke Zero 400 champions Kyle Busch, Jamie McMurray and Greg Read the full story »
INDYCAR boss Mark Miles said Wednesday the "compelling" and "at times hard to watch" record-setting pack racing that unfolded during Saturday's MAVTV 500 at Auto Club Speedway largely was the result of aerodynamic happenstance.
"Clearly different tracks present different styles and getting the best setup is not an exact science," Miles, CEO of Hulman & Co., […]
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Graham Rahal has been fined $10,000, with $5000 suspended, by INDYCAR officials for driving away from his pit stall with the fuel hose attached to his car en route to victory in Saturday night's MAVTV 500 at Auto Club Speedway.
Rahal, driver of the No. 15 Mi-Jack Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing […]
The National Hot Rod Association has promoted Peter Clifford, the organization's longtime executive vice president and general manager, to president. Clifford succeeds Tom Compton, who announced his retirement from the NHRA following 15 years as president.
Dallas Gardner, chairman of the NHRA Board of Directors, made the announcement and introduced Clifford as president to NHRA employees […]
The No. 90 VisitFlorida.com Racing Corvette DP driven by Richard Westbrook and Michael Valiante were awarded the victory at the Sahlen's Six Hours of The Glen at Watkins Glen International Sunday under yellow after a stalled GT car could not be towed off the track in time to allow the race to finish under green.
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Guess everybody can consider Kyle Busch's recovery from the serious leg injuries he suffered during Speedweeks in February to be complete – if not in a physical sense then certainly in a competitive sense.
Busch, who missed the first 11 Sprint Cup races of the season because of injuries sustained in […]
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The term "pack racing" returned to the Verizon IndyCar Series lexicon Saturday at Auto Club Speedway, where Graham Rahal temporarily dodged a pit-road infraction en route to winning a record-smashing MAVTV 500.
Rahal's second career Indy car victory was punctuated by a record 80-lead changes among 14 drivers around the 2-mile, […]
A heavy rain Saturday afternoon forced the cancellation of TUDOR United SportsCar Championship qualifying for the Sahlen's Six Hours of The Glen at Watkins International. The grid will be set by driver championship points, per Article 40.2.5 of the IMSA Sporting Regulations.
Christian Fittipaldi will start from the pole in the No. 5 Mustang Sampling/Cider Tree […]
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A.J. Allmendinger, looking to earn a second-straight berth in the Sprint Cup playoffs, won the pole for Sunday's race at the Sonoma Raceway road circuit on Saturday afternoon.
Allmendinger, who earned his 2014 Chase berth by winning at the Watkins Glen International road circuit, lapped Sonoma in 1 minute, 14.385 seconds […]
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Simon Pagenaud officially became an ovalmeister Friday when the Frenchman earned his first Indy car pole on an oval – and first with Team Penske – during qualifications for the MAVTV 500.
Pagenaud, driver of the No. 22 Penske Truck Rental Chevrolet, posted a two-lap average speed of 218.952 mph around […]
The term "must win" has become one of the most over-used in sports. It's verbiage that tends to be rotely rolled out when the term "highly important" is much more accurate but way less dramatic.
Then there is the situation for A.J. Allmendinger vis a vis this weekend's Sprint Cup Series race at Sonoma Raceway.
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It's a battleground down there in the soil where plants and bacteria dwell.
Even though beneficial root bacteria come to the rescue when a plant is being attacked by pathogens, there's a dark side to the relationship between the plant and its white knight.
According to research reported by a University of Delaware scientific team in the September online edition of Plant Physiology, the most highly cited plant journal, a power struggle ensues as the plant and the "good" bacteria vie over who will control the plant's immune system.
"For the brief period when the beneficial soil bacterium Bacillus subtilis is associated with the plant, the bacterium hijacks the plant's immune system," says Harsh Bais, assistant professor of plant and soil sciences, whose laboratory group led the research at the Delaware Biotechnology Institute.
In studies of microbe-associated molecular patterns (MAMPs), a hot area of plant research, the UD team found that B. subtilis produces a small antimicrobial protein that suppresses the root defense response momentarily in the lab plant Arabidopsis.
"It's the first time we've shown classically how suppression by a benign bacteria works," Bais says. "There are shades of gray the bacteria that we view as beneficial don't always work toward helping plants."
In the past, Bais' lab has shown that plants under aerial attack send an SOS message, through secretions of the chemical compound malate, to recruit the beneficial B. subtilis to come help.
In more recent work, Bais and his collaborators showed that MAMP perception of pathogens at the leaf level could trigger a similar response in plants. Through an intraplant, long-distance signaling, from root to shoot, beneficial bacteria are recruited to forge a system-wide defense, boosting the plant's immune system, the team demonstrated. In that study, the Bais team also questioned the overall tradeoffs invol
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The Virginia Marine Police will combat oyster theft by air, land and sea in an intensive effort to crush what has become an epidemic of poaching. The public oyster season opened Oct. 1.
"We mean business. We will vigorously pursue anyone who violates the oyster regulations, and we will prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law," said Virginia Marine Police Chief Rick Lauderman. "Stealing oysters from the public oyster grounds, private leased grounds or from oyster sanctuaries in particular will not be tolerated. Oyster poaching in Virginia will stop."
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Hamilton claims record with first ever 'grand slam' 31st March 2014, 12:00
Lewis Hamilton achieved the first perfect result of his F1 career with victory in the Malaysian Grand Prix and has now won in all eight seasons he's competed.
The full extent of Mercedes' advantage in Melbourne 20th March 2014, 12:50
Just how far ahead of the chasing pack are Mercedes? The first race of the season gave ominous but unclear signs for their rivals.
Kvyat breaks Vettel's record as youngest points scorer 17th March 2014, 12:41
Daniil Kvyat broke Sebastian Vettel's record for being the youngest F1 driver to score a point. Here are the stats and facts from the Australian Grand Prix.
2014 F1 season preview: Stats and data 10th March 2014, 16:26
As well as the widely-discussed new engines there are new drivers, new races and a new points system this year. Here's a look at how F1 is changing in 2014 in numbers.
Are the 2014 cars powerful enough for Formula One? 17th February 2014, 12:00
How will the performance of the new cars compare to previous generations of Formula One racers? Let's take a look at the data.
Mercedes' reliability gives it the initiative at Jerez 2nd February 2014, 15:29
Ferrari completed nearly three times as many laps as Renault in Jerez – but Mercedes did almost twice as much again.
F1 drivers' 2014 numbers in stats 13th January 2014, 12:15
F1 drivers have been allowed to choose the numbers they will use for the rest of their careers for the coming season. Here's a closer look at their picks and the significance of their preferred numbers.
Who would have won the 'FIA pole award' 1950-2013 29th November 2013, 12:33
The FIA has proposed giving a special award to the driver who sets the most pole positions during a grand prix season. Here's who would have won it previously.
Vettel matches Ascari and Schumacher with ninth win 25th November 2013, 17:01
Sebastian Vettel equalled Alberto Ascari's record of winning nine race in a row and matched Michael Schumacher's feat of winning 13 races in a season.
Vettel breaks 60-year-old record with eighth win 18th November 2013, 11:36
Sebastian Vettel became the first driver in Formula One history to win eight consecutive rounds of the world championship.


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- Teaching content in one or more of the following areas: normal speech and language development, assessment, phonology, anatomy and physiology of speech and hearing, communication disorders in culturally and linguistically diverse populations, literacy, and language based reading disorders
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Interested candidates must submit a letter of application outlining teaching experiences, a current curriculum vita, transcripts from last degree granting college/university (unofficial transcripts are acceptable for review process), and names, addresses and daytime phone numbers of three references to Kimberly Green via e-mail: email@example.com [1]. To ensure full consideration please submit application materials by January 31, 2013. Position will remain open until filled.
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Peyton Manning got a new toy in receiver Wes Welker, but he still wants his original slot receiver Brandon Stokley to return. Manning and Stokley have one of those read each other's mind type of things going on, and Manning feels there is plenty of room for the 15 year veteran. The well traveled Stokley has been with 5 teams in his career, including two stints with the Broncos. The duo spent four years in Indianapolis where they developed a rapport and reunited in Denver in 2012. "I think it's well documented how I feel about Brandon as a player and a friend, and with the kind of season he had last year, I would still like to play with him," Manning said, via Michael David Smith of Profootballtalk.com. "In a perfect world I would love for both of them to be on the team this year. . . . Stokley is a great friend of mine, and as I've said all along, he's always been one of my favorite teammates ever to play with." "I hope it's not necessarily a closed door," he said. "We added some players late in the offseason last year." var switchTo5x=true; stLight.options({publisher:''});
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Spurs run clinic on Hawks | Thunder rely on defense (Westbrook) for latest win | Carlisle: We don't play hard all the time
No. 1: Spurs run clinic on Hawks — The teacher schooled the master Sunday at Philips Arena. Everyone saw it. There was no doubt which system ruled the day. The original pace-and-space kings from San Antonio owned the floor against the imprint version that has led the Atlanta Hawks to outlandish success this season. The Spurs rolled to their third straight win by running a clinic on the Hawks. Mike Monroe of the San Antonio Express-News has more:
It was billed as a battle of the Spurs vs. Spurs East, aka the Atlanta Hawks.
Instead, the Spurs ran a clinic on the team that has raced to the top of the Eastern Conference by emulating the Spurs, scoring a 114-95 beatdown to complete a 2-0 season sweep.
Mike Budenholzer, the longtime Gregg Popovich assistant who has incorporated his former boss' approach since becoming Atlanta's head coach in 2013, didn't stick around to watch the destruction, thrown out after getting two technical fouls in the third period.
The win was the third straight for the Spurs, 44-25 and sixth in the Western Conference.
Kawhi Leonard was three assists shy of what would have been the first triple-double of his career, getting 20 points, 10 rebounds and seven assists in just 31 minutes and 41 seconds, his presence hardly necessary in the final period of a start-to-finish domination by the Spurs.
Beneficiary of Leonard's slickest assist of the game — a half court bounce pass that produced a layin — center Tiago Splitter recorded a season-high 23 points. It was the second time in the last two games Splitter scored a season-high.
Ball movement again keyed an efficient Spurs offense. They had 30 assists on 46 baskets and shot 56.1 percent.
The Spurs will go down as the only team in the league the Hawks have not beaten this season. But just as important on this lone trip to Atlanta for Popovich was a chance to catch up with his good friend and TNT's very own Craig Sager:
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While some romantic activities in Hawaii seem obvious, such as a sunset promenade along Waikiki Beach or watching the sunrise at Haleakala, there are many other great ways to reaffirm a couple's love for one another.
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Land-locked Nashua, New Hampshire would not be the first place one would think would host a sanctioned surfing competition, but think again.
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Bella Villa, Siofok is just 150 metres from the city centre close to the water tower, Sio Plaza, Kalman Imer walkway with its famous stalls and bazaar. Other attractions located nearby include the Petofi promenade, the Port and the Big Beach of Siofok (Coke Club).
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bag is huge! fit 1 161cm flow board with bindings attached. 1 159 burton board with bindings not attached. snowboard clothes bibs pants jackets and a pair of 12 size rubber boots and 13size board boot. and thermals! great choice!
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World famous author and activist Vandana Shiva gave an inspiring speech at the Food Otherwise conference in Wageningen, Netherlands, on 21 February 2014. "Monopolies, centralization and monocultures go hand and hand and they are the instruments of power. We have to create instruments of democracy, diversity, resilience."
Posts Categorized: Consumerism
The Promise of the Commons
Regular readers may remember an article I posted back in 2010 — Kings, Conquerors, Capitalism and Resilience Lost — where I covered a little historical ground for one particular former 'East Bloc' country; a history shared by several countries in central Europe. The article outlined how previously resilient land-based communities — which had lived and… Read more »
A Gathering of Silverbacks: Age of Limits 2014
Whenever such large shifts in temperature occurred in Earth's history, they were not gradual but came in lurches. Resilience is the capacity of a system to continue providing essential functions after receiving that kind of shock. The first known use of the Infinite Improbability Drive was initiated by Zaphod Beeblebrox and Trillian on the starship… Read more »
Let's Talk About Collapse
I'm a reasonably even tempered sort of a bloke, but recently I've been feeling a bit, well, shall we say, unsettled. The feelings began after reading David Holmgren's essay Crash on demand. It was no less than a moral call for action. At first the article really irritated me and I couldn't quite put a… Read more »
Building the New Commons
Humanity's strength is in groups. In fact, It is our way of cooperating and communicating together in small and large groups that has allowed us to become a dominant form of life on Earth.
The Impossibility of Growth
Why collapse and salvation are hard to distinguish from each other. Let us imagine that in 3030BC the total possessions of the people of Egypt filled one cubic metre. Let us propose that these possessions grew by 4.5% a year. How big would that stash have been by the Battle of Actium in 30BC? This… Read more »
How a Commons Way of Life Helps Curb Climate Change
It offers an appealing alternative to more stuff and more money, which drives environmental destruction today. It's easy to not think about the looming climate crisis. For one thing, it's depressing to ponder the misery ahead if we don't take drastic steps now to curb greenhouse emissions. It's even more depressing when you consider that… Read more »
Are We Bothered?
The more we consume, the less we care about the living planet. That didn't take long. The public interest in the state of the natural world stimulated by the winter floods receded almost as quickly as the waters did. A YouGov poll showed that the number of respondents placing the environment among their top three… Read more »
This Collapse is a 'Crisis of Bigness'
Living through a collapse is a curious experience. Perhaps the most curious part is that nobody wants to admit it's a collapse. by Paul Kingsnorth The results of half a century of debt-fuelled "growth" are becoming impossible to convincingly deny, but even as economies and certainties crumble, our appointed leaders bravely hold the line. No… Read more »
Will You Eco-Marry Me? (video)
More and more couples world over are resisting large expensive marriages and are embracing the concept of eco-marriage with a conscious effort to reduce their environmental footprint. Watch this video as the eco-conscious Tokyo couple Shigeru Komori and Tomoko Hoshino opt for a low carbon-emitting, socially responsible, energy efficient wedding celebration. Both are passionate about… Read more »
Divest from Monsanto this Friday, May 9th, 2014! (USA)
We have teamed up with Food Democracy Now! and others to tell Wall Street to Dump Monsanto this Friday. Read more for how you can take action too! Did you know? Millions of hardworking Americans, maybe even yourself, are investing their hard-earned income in the stock market in an effort to save for their children's… Read more »
The Downfall of the Plastic Bag: A Global Picture
by Janet Larsen and Savina Venkova Worldwide, a trillion single-use plastic bags are used each year, nearly 2 million each minute. Usage varies widely among countries, from over 400 a year for many East Europeans, to just four a year for people in Denmark and Finland. Plastic bags, made of depletable natural gas or petroleum… Read more »