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Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 1998.
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B.S. (Biotechnology)
Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 1998.
Ph.D. (Cell and Molecular Biology)
University of Massachusetts Medical School, 2004.
Description of Research ExpertiseThe overarching goal of my research program is to gain an understanding of the molecular mechanisms that govern stem cell potency and how dysregulation of these mechanisms can contribute to disease onset and progression, including oncogenesis. My laboratory employs genetic, genomic, and single-cell analysis approaches in murine systems to address these fundamental questions, and, in parallel, utilizes human induced pluripotent cells and patient samples to translate findings into human systems. Using these approaches we have identified novel pathways underlying the somatic stem cell self-renewal and the ontogeny of hematopoietic and gastrointestinal cancers. These pathways are subsequently being assessed as potential points for therapeutic intervention in cancers and diseases of regenerative failure. We have also begun to unravel the hierarchical structure of the intestinal stem cell compartment with the ultimate goal of understanding how perturbations in this hierarchy contribute to disease states, including cancer, chronic inflammation, and regeneration in response to acute injuries such as ischemia or radiation damage.
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Ning Li, M.D., Postdoctoral Fellow
Dong-Hun Woo, Ph.D., Postdoctoral Fellow
Angela Ddamba, Research Specialist
Ryan Cedeno, Graduate Student
Maryam Yousefi, Graduate Student (HHMI International Fellow)
Carla Hoge, Undergraduate (UPenn Vagelos Scholar)
Selected PublicationsWang, Shan; Li, Ning; Yousefi, Maryam; Nakauka-Ddamba, Angela; Li, Fan; Parada, Kimberly; Rao, Shilpa; Minuesa, Gerard; Katz, Yarden; Gregory, Brian D; Kharas, Michael G; Yu, Zhengquan; Lengner, Christopher J.: Transformation of the intestinal epithelium by the MSI2 RNA-binding protein. Nature communications 6: 6517, 2015.
Park, Sun-Mi; Gonen, Mithat; Vu, Ly; Minuesa, Gerard; Tivnan, Patrick; Barlowe, Trevor S; Taggart, James; Lu, Yuheng; Deering, Raquel P; Hacohen, Nir; Figueroa, Maria E; Paietta, Elisabeth; Fernandez, Hugo F; Tallman, Martin S; Melnick, Ari; Levine, Ross; Leslie, Christina; Lengner, Christopher J; Kharas, Michael G.: Musashi2 sustains the mixed-lineage leukemia-driven stem cell regulatory program. Journal of Clinical Investigation 125(3): 1286-98, Mar 2 2015.
Li, Ning; Yousefi, Maryam; Nakauka-Ddamba, Angela; Jain, Rajan; Tobias, John; Epstein, Jonathan A; Jensen, Shane T; Lengner, Christopher J.: Single-cell analysis of proxy reporter allele-marked epithelial cells establishes intestinal stem cell hierarchy. Stem Cell Reports 3(5): 876-91, Nov 11 2014.
Park, Sun-Mi; Deering, Raquel P; Lu, Yuheng; Tivnan, Patrick; Lianoglou, Steve; Al-Shahrour, Fatima; Ebert, Benjamin L; Hacohen, Nir; Leslie, Christina; Daley, George Q; Lengner, Christopher J; Kharas, Michael G.: Musashi-2 controls cell fate, lineage bias, and TGF-beta signaling in HSCs. Journal of Experimental Medicine 211(1): 71-87, Jan 13 2014.
Lengner Christopher J, Gimelbrant Alexander A, Erwin Jennifer A, Cheng Albert Wu, Guenther Matthew G, Welstead G Grant, Alagappan Raaji, Frampton Garrett M, Xu Ping, Muffat Julien, Santagata Sandro, Powers Doug, Barrett C Brent, Young Richard A, Lee Jeannie T, Jaenisch Rudolf, Mitalipova Maisam: Derivation of pre-X inactivation human embryonic stem cells under physiological oxygen concentrations. Cell 141(5): 872-83, May 2010.
Kharas Michael G*, Lengner Christopher J*, Al-Shahrour Fatima, Bullinger Lars, Ball Brian, Zaidi Samir, Morgan Kelly, Tam Winnie, Paktinat Mahnaz, Okabe Rachel, Gozo Maricel, Einhorn William, Lane Steven W, Scholl Claudia, Fröhling Stefan, Fleming Mark, Ebert Benjamin L, Gilliland D Gary, Jaenisch Rudolf, Daley George Q *equally contributing authors: Musashi-2 regulates normal hematopoiesis and promotes aggressive myeloid leukemia. Nature medicine 16(8): 903-8, Aug 2010.
Hanna Jacob, Saha Krishanu, Pando Bernardo, van Zon Jeroen, Lengner Christopher J, Creyghton Menno P, van Oudenaarden Alexander, Jaenisch Rudolf: Direct cell reprogramming is a stochastic process amenable to acceleration. Nature 462(7273): 595-601, Dec 2009.
Markoulaki Styliani, Hanna Jacob, Beard Caroline, Carey Bryce W, Cheng Albert W, Lengner Christopher J, Dausman Jessica A, Fu Dongdong, Gao Qing, Wu Su, Cassady John P, Jaenisch Rudolf: Transgenic mice with defined combinations of drug-inducible reprogramming factors. Nature biotechnology 27(2): 169-71, Feb 2009.
Wernig Marius*, Lengner Christopher J*, Hanna Jacob, Lodato Michael A, Steine Eveline, Foreman Ruth, Staerk Judith, Markoulaki Styliani, Jaenisch Rudolf *equally contributing authors: A drug-inducible transgenic system for direct reprogramming of multiple somatic cell types. Nature biotechnology 26(8): 916-24, Aug 2008.
Lengner Christopher J, Camargo Fernando D, Hochedlinger Konrad, Welstead G Grant, Zaidi Samir, Gokhale Sumita, Scholer Hans R, Tomilin Alexey, Jaenisch Rudolf: Oct4 expression is not required for mouse somatic stem cell self-renewal. Cell stem cell 1(4): 403-15, Oct 2007.
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94 530i AC and re-circulation coming on randomly
So this just started happening. I'll try to describe it as best as I can.
The AC has always been kind of weak but it worked and when I did turn it on, it had a slight whistle but nothing big for something I was glad that even worked. So my AC worked but made a slight whistling noise.
My recirculation also worked and now I believe that they both work off the same fan that is different from the main heater blower fan because the heater blowers and front defrost blower work just fine and have normal power and heat.
The three buttons for the rear defrost, AC and recirc. are mounted in a column next to each other in this model, on the dash, kind of lower, in between the stick shift and the radio.
Last night, the LED lights behind the recirc. and AC started blinking and coming on intermittently, at random. I looked for a pattern in case it could be some kind of diagnostic code and it is basically at random. One thing is that sometimes the lights flash green and sometimes they flash yellow. It is like they are trying to tell me something but it all seems very random. I've looked through these forums and googled this a whole lot and I've gone through the fusebox in the engine compartment but I haven't pulled out the backseat to look at the one in there because, well, that's why I'm here, let me get to what I'd like to do.
I'd like to just disable the AC system and whatever fan this is that is coming on for the recirc and AC because when it comes on, there is just a very slight loss of power to the engine, barely noticeable, but it happens.
Ideally, I'd like to have the whole system working again but I live in a climate where I don't really need AC and it's about to be winter anyway and so what I'd like to do is just electrically or otherwise disable this little AC and circ. fan (or blower) that is cutting on and off when the lights blink.
And also the rear defroster, same thing, on that same column. I'd prefer that keep working but if I have to pull a relay that disables all three, that's fine.
I've also looked through Bentley's and my owner's manual on this and the specific issue on exactly which relays and fuses are which are not that great although it does say it on the box cover, the box cover is not that great with the diagrams for individual models and this differs often from year to year, model to model.
So if anybody has dealt with this or has a "clean" way for me to just disable this little AC fan or whatever it is, electrically or some other great suggestion, I would appreciate that. Thanks!
Also, I just noticed, because somebody said I could disable the AC with the key in the number two position (between off and ignition, the position where you get all the lights to come on). When I put the key in position two, I sat there for about a minute and noticed that small fan / blower coming on at random again and the AC and recirc buttons were coming on green at random at the same time this little fan noise would come on.
I could not adjust that random thing in any way by pressing any of the buttons.
With the key there in number two position, the main blowers, the regular and more powerful ones for the front defroster and console would not turn on, which I think is what is supposed to happen because they need more power from the engine, which is not running in position number two.
So I learned in another forum from multiple people experiencing the same symptoms and how they resolved it that this is mostly likely corrosion in the IHKR module located behind the panel there where the buttons are and probably some corrosion on that module. Which makes sense also because I live in a high-humidity environment. There's also a youtube video about how to pull the panel and locate the IHKR module to fix it. I can't post the link to the video cause it won't let me because I'm a new member. Anyway, the video scared me with all the wires and what-not and pulling a panel that doesn't want to be pulled and lots of scary wires. But I do know a BMW AC guy whom I trust and it sounds like I can get a new IKHR for about $40 so I am hoping to get this resolved for less than $100 and I can live with that. I will report back with the results.
By the way, I was able to just disable the buttons from flashing and the AC coming on intermittently by pulling the #27 fuse in the fusebox in the engine compartment, so that stopped the lights from blinking and the thing coming on and off while I get it resolved.
I'm back from the AC guy. Here's what happened, of course. Like I mentioned above, I had pulled the #27 so that the AC would stop coming on intermittently and so that the lights would stop blinking while I got it resolved.
When I took it to the AC place, I showed the guy, the #27 fuse and put a new fuse in there so then he could see the problem.
After I put a new fuse in there, we went in the car so I could show him how it was blinking and coming on randomly and, voila! It was working just fine again. No blinking or coming on randomly.
I still think that the main problem is corrosion on the connectors that go to the AC module and expect to deal with this issue again but I am knocking on wood and hoping it was just that fuse but that doesn't quite make sense to me, electrically. What I did learn is on this model, it is easier to get to that AC module (the "IHKR brain") than I thought. You don't have to pull the center panel or any instrument panels. You just have to pull the radio (relatively easy) and then you remove the glove box (also relatively easy) and pull the side panel and carpeting next to the AC and heating instrument cluster. This is the panel to the left of the glovebox, to the left of where the passenger's legs would be and after pulling that panel, you can access the AC module, without pulling the console or disturbing the other wires. It's not attached to a "sword" like in some later models. I only found this out after sifting through the Bentley's manual I have on .pdf (waiting on hard copy) where it explains how to get to that AC module. Then, in preparation for possibly getting a new one, I learned that they go new on places like auto warehouse place for about $550, which was just not gonna happen. But I located a used AC module for this model on Bavarian Auto Recycling for about $50 and on eBay for about $100, if it does turn out I eventually need a new one, I'll be doing this myself. But first, I'll just pull that panel and clean off the connectors to the module to see if that works first. (if this comes up again) The manufacturer's part number for the AC module for this car (sometimes referred to in these forums as the "IHKR brain") is 6411-8-390 134 4
So I just thought I'd post this if anybody else runs into this issue, so it's up here.
Gremlins are another suspect.
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Over the summer, I read Half the Sky. The entire book was incredible, but I was moved by the chapter on the sex trafficking industry. I wrote this story as a way to try to imagine what that experience must be like. After all, though I am American, with just a slight twist of fate I so easily could have been one of these girls.
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|1998N-0359 - Program Priorities in the Center for Food Safety and Applied Nurtrition; Request for Comments
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|Mr. Rik Reynolds
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|07/28/2004 05:07:38
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The Food and Drug Administration
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Rockville, MD 20852
To: Division of Dockets Management (HFA-305)
Re: Program Priorities in the CFSAN, Request for Comments.
Docket No. 1998N-0359
I am writing to provide input on the program priorities for the Center
for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition (CFSAN) for fiscal year (FY)
Public health concerns exist concerning imported farm raised shrimp;
therefore, I recommend that the Food and Drug Administration should
prioritize inspections of imported shrimp for FY 2005.
Approximately 80 percent of the shrimp consumed in the United States is
imported, over half of which is farmed raised. Some chemicals, such as
chloramphenicol and nitrofurons, are used around the world to raise
shrimp in coastal farms for exportation to the United States.
Chloramphenicol is linked to human aplastic anemia, intestinal
and neurological reactions; nitrofurons have been found to be
carcinogenic. As you know, these chemicals are actually banned by FDA.
Imported shrimp inspections fall under the FY 2004 workplan, and should
be included in the FY 2005 workplan as well. Imported shrimp
inspections uphold the FDA's domestic health standards, as well as
ensure international compliance with U.S. food safety rules. In order
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I urge the FDA to recognize its mandate of ensuring a safe food supply
by prioritizing imported shrimp inspections and taking the following
1. For one year, inspect 100% of shrimp imported into the United States
for banned chemicals, such as chloramphenicol and nitrofurons. This
allow the FDA to better understand the extent of the problem.
2. Once the year of 100% testing is complete, the agency should devise
a testing program for imported farm raised shrimp that is based on the
prevalence of banned chemicals found during the total testing period.
3. If shrimp entering the U.S. is detected with residues of banned
chemicals, the contaminated shrimp must be destroyed, rather than
back on consumers in the country of origin or used in animal feed.
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Rheumatic feverAcute rheumatic fever
Rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease that may develop after an infection with group AStreptococcus bacteria (such as strep throat or scarlet fever). The disease can affect the heart, joints, skin, and brain.
Rheumatic fever is common worldwide and is responsible for many cases of damaged heart valves. It is not common in the United States, and usually occurs in isolated outbreaks. The latest outbreak was in the 1980s.
Rheumatic fever mainly affects children ages5 -15, and occurs approximately14-28 days after strep throat or scarlet fever.
- Abdominal pain
- Fever
- Heart (cardiac) problems, which may not have symptoms, or may result in shortness of breath and chest pain
- Joint pain, arthritis (mainly in the knees, elbows, ankles, and wrists)
- Joint swelling; redness or warmth
- Nosebleeds (epistaxis)
- Skin nodules
- Skin rash (erythema marginatum)
- Skin eruption on the trunk and upper part of the arms or legs
- Eruptions that look ring-shaped or snake-like
- Sydenham chorea (emotional instability, muscle weakness and quick, uncoordinated jerky movements that mainly affect the face, feet, and hands)
Exams and Tests
Your doctor or nurse will examine you. This willinclude carefullychecking your heart sounds, skin, and joints.
Tests may include:
- Blood test for recurrent strep infection (such as an ASO test)
- Complete blood count
- Electrocardiogram
- Sedimentation rate (ESR)
Several major and minor criteria have been developed to help standardize rheumatic fever diagnosis. Meeting these criteria, as well as having evidence of a recent streptococcal infection, can help confirm that you have rheumatic fever.
The major criteria for diagnosis include:
- Arthritis in several large joints (polyarthritis)
- Heart inflammation (carditis)
- Nodules under the skin (subcutaneous skin nodules)
- Rapid, jerky movements (chorea, Sydenham chorea)
- Skin rash (erythema marginatum)
The minor criteria include:
- Fever
- High ESR
- Joint pain
- Abnormal EKG
You'll likely be diagnosed with rheumatic fever if you meet two major criteria, or one major and two minor criteria, and have signs that you've had a previous strep infection.
If you are diagnosed with acute rheumatic fever you will be treated with antibiotics.
Anti-inflammatory medications such as aspirin or corticosteroids reduce inflammation to help manage acute rheumatic fever.
You may have to take low doses of antibiotics (such as penicillin, sulfadiazine, or erythromycin) over the long term to prevent strep throat from returning.
Outlook (Prognosis)
If rheumatic fever returns, your doctor may recommend youtake low-dose antibiotics continually, especially during the first 3 -5 years after the first episode of the disease. Heart complications may be severe, particularly if the heart valves are involved.
Possible Complications
- Arrhythmias
- Damage to heart valves (in particular, mitral stenosis and aortic stenosis)
- Endocarditis
- Heart failure
- Pericarditis
- Sydenham chorea
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call your health care provider if you develop symptoms of rheumatic fever. Because several other conditions have similar symptoms, you will need careful medical evaluation.
If you have symptoms of strep throat, tell your health care provider. You will need to be evaluated and treated if you do have strep throat, to decrease your risk of developing rheumatic fever.
The most important way to prevent rheumatic fever is by getting quick treatment for strep throat and scarlet fever.
Low DE. Nonpneumococcal streptococcal infections, rheumatic fever. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 298.
Review Date: 5/30/2012
Reviewed By: Linda J. Vorvick, MD, Medical Director and Director of Didactic Curriculum, MEDEX Northwest Division of Physician Assistant Studies, Department of Family Medicine, UW Medicine, School of Medicine, University of Washington. Jatin M. Vyas, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor in Medicine, Harvard Medical School; Assistant in Medicine, Division of Infectious Disease, Department of Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc.


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After a four year absence from the spotlight, Eminem has topped the Billboard 200 with his latest release, Relapse. He's been doing the media circuit — cover stories with Entertainment Weekly and Vibe, radio interviews, an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live — to promote the album. Two of the tracks, "Crack a Bottle" and "We Made You" are already huge hits and Relapse promises to be the soundtrack of the summer.
Eminem continues to spark controversy with the homophobic, misogynistic content of his songs, but you can't deny the fact that the guy is a brilliant lyricist. And he's remained pals with Elton John since they performed "Stan" together at the 2001 Grammys, so that's got to be good for something.
In addition to his rapping skills, Eminem has displayed his talents as an actor (2002's Curtis Hanson film 8 Mile) and memoirist (2008's The Way I Am.) Voice your choice in today's poll over which role is his best.


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Third District Judge L.A. Dever's recent ruling that the Utah Legislature is legally bound to release records related to its redistricting strategies without charging exorbitant fees for the records has exposed one glaring truth about the Legislature and the politics that guide it.
Those who are paid with taxpayer money to interpret and then follow the law are fully aware of who exactly they work for.
It isn't the taxpayer.
Just how the Legislature drew up legislative and congressional boundaries in 2011 and what right the public has to scrutinize the thinking that went into those decisions are politically charged questions.
And the way the Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel chose to scrutinize those issues reveals that those who run that office realize the Legislature, their employer, is about 80 percent Republican.
And, lo and behold, the attorneys in that office made decisions that drum roll, please favored Republicans.
One of the things that compelled the Utah Democratic Party to sue the Legislature for its handling of redistricting records was the insistence by the General Counsel's Office that the Democrats pay thousands upon thousands of dollars to see the emails, texts and other communications between Republicans relating to the redistricting deliberations.
In contrast, when the Republican Party asked for correspondence among Democrats relating to redistricting, it was, hey, no problem. The Republicans got the Democrats' correspondence for a little more than $2,000, a pittance of what the Democrats were being told to pay.
The reasoning was that the Democrats' request was far broader than the Republicans', whose quest covered the correspondence between specific players. But the discrepancy between the costs was farcical, to put it mildly.
At first the Democrats were told to pay about $5,000 and they eventually complied. But once that was agreed to, a bait-and-switch came into play. That $5,000 was only for a third of the records, and in order to get the other two-thirds the minority party would have to pay another $10,000. So it was about $5,000 for each of the three segregated batches of records.
What's worse, they didn't know what records were in each batch. So it was a choice between Door No. 1, Door No. 2 or Door No. 3. Or, more than $15,000 for the whole bunch.
Meanwhile, the Republicans got what they wanted for a fraction of what the Democrats were charged and the GOP made the most of what they got.
While the Democrats were still looking back and forth and the three piles of records they were being asked to pick, GOP state chair Thomas Wright went to the media with all the juicy communications between Democratic legislators and party officials and special interest groups about how to draw the boundaries.
There definitely were communications of that nature that were fairly scrutinized. But the Republicans had full access to those things while the Democrats were still deciding whether to pick a pile or pay through the nose.
The irony was that the final redistricting decisions clearly favored Republicans, both in the congressional and legislative districts, while the Democrats were the ones being publicly labeled the bad-guy manipulators because only their communications were available to the public.
It was that same Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel that pitched the argument to legislators that they needed to clamp down on public access to records by reforming the Government Records Access Management Act, or GRAMA. The Legislature rammed the bill through, then repealed it later after learning their constituents were outraged by the move.
The only legislators the legislative attorneys made that pitch to were in the closed Republican caucuses in the Senate and the House.


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I have imported the BT5R3-GNOME-VM-32 on VMware Player but I got this error
Also I have tried to import it on VirtualBox but it only support OVF/OVA file format
"Do not use a download manager with our links as your download will most probably get corrupted." What does that mean ? I have Used IDM to download the BT5R3-GNOME-32.ISO


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It would be nice if we could get a newer firefox running. The main reason this is necesarry is because the current version doesn't support all plugins and the flash runs slowly on it.
I've also been having problems with Blip.tv, whenever a movie that I upload is converted it asks me for a plugin it can't find and the conversion fails.
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- macfilter is on?
- your neigbour is too far?
Hi everybody
I have a problem with the client deauthentication for a WPA network, i have a ALPHA RTL8197 card and i can normally deauth all clients, but in this test when i try to deauth a client it remains connect to te AP and i can't get the handshake.
i'm using the "aireplay-ng -0 1 -a <BSSID> -c <MAC Client> interface" command.
why happen this ?
Thank you for your time and answers
- macfilter is on?
- your neigbour is too far?
Temp Solution:
I increase the number of packets to send for deauth to 50 and was fine....
aireplay-ng -0 50 -a <BSSID> -c <MAC Client> interface
Yep, 1 is to little.
I am having a smiliar problem and have tried increasing the number to 50 any other reasons for this problem?


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Liberty Notches 3 IC4A/ECAC Qualifiers on Friday
The Liberty men's and women's track & field teams got their 2013 outdoor campaign off to a successful start, Friday at the Coastal Carolina Invitational. The Flames and Lady Flames recorded three IC4A/ECAC qualifying performances on the day at Doug Shaw Memorial Stadium.
Meredith Mistretta (10K) and Christina Mitchell (Javelin) notched ECAC qualifiers, while Daniel Klase (Javelin) punched his ticket to the IC4A meet.
Women's Meet Recap
Mistretta posted arguably the most impressive performance in the women's 10K, lopping 1:38 off of her personal-best time with a 37:24.78 effort. The sophomore now ranks No. 6 on the Lady Flames' all-time list for the 25-lapper.
Mitchell, the defending Big South women's javelin champion, opened her final collegiate season with a victory in the event. Her winning toss sailed 143-9, while freshman teammate Yana Babbitt placed third at 118-9 in her collegiate debut.
Another freshman, Brittany Crittenden, won the open section of the women's long jump with a collegiate-best 16-8.5 leap.
Mychelle Cumings was another lofty finisher for the Lady Flames, throwing the hammer 154-0 for fifth place.
Men's Meet Recap
Klase, a sophomore, finished as the men's javelin runner-up on Friday. His top toss pierced the ground at 198-1, moving him into 10th place in program history. Classmate Steve Feister came in fifth in the event with a 179-8 heave.
The Flames' 4 x 800 relay quartet of Paul Arslain, Jarred Cornfield, John Sherret and Isaac Wendland won the event by five seconds with a 7:45.37 clocking.
Zach Barker crossed the line in 32:46.20 in the 10K, coming in fifth place overall.
The Coastal Carolina Invitational will resume Saturday at 10 a.m., with a full day of competition slated.


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|Name: xterm
|Distribution: openSUSE 12.2
|Version: 279
|Vendor: openSUSE
|Release: 2.2.2
|Build date: Mon Jul 16 18:27:52 2012
|Group: System/X11/Utilities
|Build host: build18
|Size: 2212325
|Source RPM: xterm-279-2.2.2.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://invisible-island.net/xterm/
|Summary: The basic X terminal program
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* Tue Jun 26 2012 email@example.com - require luit package on openSUSE > 12.1 (post xorg apps split) * Sun May 13 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to new upstream release 279 * add support for VT420/VT520 left/right margins and related origin-mode * Sat Feb 18 2012 email@example.com - buildrequire libXaw-devel on newer systems * Fri Jan 20 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - fixed build on SLE9 * Thu Jan 19 2012 email@example.com - Patch #278 - 2012/01/18 * correct initialization for eightBitMeta resource (FreeBSD #164101). * make special check for Darwin 9 (and lower) to not use posix_openpt (report by Christian Ebert). * minor fixes (adding ".ne" directives) to reduce the cases where groff's utility for generating images for tables dumps core. Most versions of groff (I've found 1.19.2 to be the most stable) dump core when attempting to report that there are too few lines on a page for a table to be shown. - Patch #277 - 2012/01/07 * remove special case for ISC pseudo-terminals which attempts to open the pty in two different ways. * move call to grantpt before asking utempter to add a record, to work with kFreeBSD which does not update the terminal's ownership until this point (Debian #652907). * document limitation of XIM interface in manpage (Debian #230787). * cleanup error reporting with new xtermWarning function. * add configure option --disable-selection-ops to make the new actions optional. * add four new actions for making the selection or data directly copied from the screen (prompted by discussion in Debian #637001, as well as report by Arjen van Tol): o exec-formatted o exec-selectable o insert-formatted o insert-selectable * add visualBellLine resource to allow visualBell to flash only the current line (prompted by patch by Gertjan Halkes). * add eightBitMeta resource to control the features which modify or interpret the eighth bit of a key when the meta modifier key is pressed (prompted by Debian #326200). * improve discussion of eightBitInput in the manpage (prompted by Debian #326200). * correct logic for alt-sends-escape action, overlooked when implementing altSendsEscape resource, which still used eightBitInput resource value. * add a workaround for XAllocColor(), which does not actually allocate "a read-only colormap entry corresponding to the closest RGB value supported by the hardware", but rather a rough approximation (Debian #650291). * undo parameter checks for RequestResize() added in patch #251 and amended in patch #270, because zeros also are special cases (report by John S Urban). * modify some test-scripts to use /bin/echo rather than the shell's possibly-builtin echo, to work around broken configuration on Mac OS X, i.e., neither honoring the option nor flagging an error. * add SGR 1006, as a better technical solution than SGR 1015: o the responses will not be confused with line-deletion and scrolling controls. o the button encoding is a little simpler, since it does not add an unnecessary 32 because the integer parameter does not have to be represented as a printable character. o the control responses for pressing and releasing a mouse button differ, allowing an application to tell which button was released. * Besides these improvements, in discussion, it was noted that urxvt's implementation of 1005 is incorrect, relying upon a locale that provides UTF-8 encoding. In contrast, vttest demonstrates a correct decoding, independent of locale. * add support for urxvt SGR 1015 to address shortcoming of SGR 1005 with luit (patch by Egmont Koblinger). * add ISO and DEC controls useful for left/right scrolling. * add some changes for OpenBSD and MirBSD (adapted from patch by Thorsten Glaser): o disable search for non-Unix96 ptys. o fix a gcc warning in timestamp_filename o modify Imakefile to install xterm setgid to utmp. * add/use/prefer posix_openpt() for opening pseudo-terminal. * modify special errno handling case in ptydata.c from patch #158 to allow for the possibility that any platform may have special cases where "/dev/tty" is absent. For example, this can happen in a FreeBSD jail (patch by David Wolfskill). * add keyboard logic to map shift-tab into XK_ISO_Left_Tab, which is usually, not always, done by the X keyboard configuration. * portability fixes for some configure macros: CF_XOPEN_SOURCE * Thu Nov 17 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Use libtinfo if available otherwise libncurses (required due bnc #729226) * Wed Oct 19 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Patch #276 - 2011/10/10 * modify clipping limits for TrueType fonts to account for the scaleHeight resource setting, to work around another problem due to recent FreeType changes. In this case, the DejaVu Sans Mono set to pixelsize=13.5 is truncated because the font descent is reduced by FreeType to match an incorrect height metric (report by Adam Lee). * improve recovery when bitmap fonts are not installed, e.g., so that switching font-sizes works for TrueType fonts. * modify lookup for XTERM_SHELL feature to allow relative pathnames. * modify abbreviation disambiguation check for command-line parameters to account for -geometry, whose parameter may begin with "+" or "-" (report by Scott Bertilson). * Thu Sep 15 2011 email@example.com - Patch #275 - 2011/09/11 * add ash, zsh to known shells for resize. * modify resize to reuse the logic from xterm which determines the actual logon-user's shell if $SHELL is not set. * revert the unsetenv("SHELL") added in patch #272. * an unsetenv("SHELL") added in patch #272 to help ensure that luit would get the user's shell consistently did not work as expected for cases where multiple names are in the password-file for a given uid. That was because changes in patch #157 to handle this situation did not take into account that repeated calls to getpwnam and getpwuid return a pointer to the same static buffer. Fixed the older logic to work as intended, by ensuring that the passwd-data from each call is stored separately (report by Paul Keusemann). * adjust ifdef's for putenv and unsetenv in case only one of those is provided on a given platform. * correct comparison used in ExposeContains macro from patch [#274] changes, to handle window-dragging (patch by Todd Eigenschink). * Wed Sep 07 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Patch #274 - 2011/09/05 * portability fixes for cygwin: do not define SVR4, and work around nonstandard header location. * ifdef'd use of unsetenv from patch #273 changes to work with Solaris 9 (report by Waldemar Rachwal). * modify logic for XtAppPending to merge adjacent Expose and ConfigureNotify events which are redundant (report by Edward McGuire). * fix an unneeded warning message when -r option is given. * remove a few redundant entries from table used for helping abbreviation-checking of command-line options, makes -geom work again after patch #272 changes as an abbreviation of - geometry. * add scaleHeight resource and command-line option -sh as workaround for some font-configurations broken by changes in FreeType 2.4.6 (report by Miroslav Hodak). * portability fixes for some configure macros: CF_FUNC_TGETENT, CF_XOPEN_SOURCE, CF_X_ATHENA_LIBS. * add configure option --with-freetype-config to improve selection over the plethora of configuration options which freetype has so far provided. * build-fix for configure --enable-load-vt-fonts when - -enable-widec is not specified. * build-fixes for suppressing various features, needed after changes in patches 270, 271 and 272 (report by Brian Lindholm) * Wed Aug 31 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Patch #273 - 2011/08/25 * build-fix for out-of-tree "make docs" rule. * correct a typo in x_strdup, from patch #198 changes. * correct initialization for -e option, broken in patch #272 changes (report by Gabriele Balducci). * build-fix for out-of-tree builds to address minstall script changes in patch #272 (patch by Thierry Reding). - Patch #272 - 2011/08/24 * document limitation of Gtk in connection with xterm's -into option, in the manpage (Ubuntu #806969). * improve -into by checking for and using the size of the window within which xterm is embedded, overriding other clues. * modify logic for localeFilter resource to allow that to include command-line options of luit. * improve -into by checking for invalid window-id, and allowing hexadecimal/decimal/octal values. * improve keepSelection, adding the case where the highlighting is cleared, overlooked in patch #230 (patch by Marco Peereboom). * improve command-line parsing to make abbreviate options work consistently across xterm-specific versus standard X toolkit options, and report cases where an abbreviated option happens to be ambiguous. In particular, -d now works as an abbreviation for -display. * fix regression in command-line parsing introduced in patch [#271] changes for Debian #629358, (Debian #637910). * split-out new termcap/terminfo building block xterm+kbs for configurability. * modify terminfo file to reflect changes in ncurses for xterm-16color and xterm-256color. * modify minstall.sh, etc., to reflect the default default class, $TERM and decTerminalID values. * reword resize manpage to reflect the fact that $TERMCAP is not set on all systems (patch by Alan Coopersmith). * work around combined Xaw6/Xaw7 package in DragonFlyBSD which omits the usual symbolic link to the preferred library name. * further improve build-fix for termcap systems by checking for some which are only partial implementations, e.g., termcap 2.08 in CentOS 5.2 * Wed Jul 27 2011 email@example.com - Patch #271 - 2011/07/14 * omit permissions adjustments to pty on exit except for pre-Unix98 ptys, since modern implementations handle this (report by Sean C Farley). * modify logic for switching fonts between UTF-8 and non-UTF-8 * encoding to not merge the derivable bold-, wide- and widebold * values from the VT100 fonts. Also suppress warning when not * using UTF-8 fonts if wide- and widebold-fonts cannot be * derived or otherwise loaded (report by Werner Scheinast). * modify menu-creation to suppress entries which will never be used in the current configuration, rather than simply disabling them. * add resource printModeImmediate and menu item to allow print of screen plus saved lines to a file. * add menu item to allow runtime enable/disable of the printFileOnXError feature. * append a timestamp to filename used in printFileOnXError feature, and restrict its permissions (request by Vincent Lefevre). * add a check when cancelling cursor-blinking, in case the cursor is blinked off. Fix so that the cursor is repainted without waiting for other events, e.g., keypress (report by Ailin Nemui). * add configure --with-app-class option, to simplify building "xterm-dev" packages with filenames that do not conflict with conventional "xterm" packages. * corrected logic flow for DECSCL, which prevented the updated operating level from being reported via DECRQSS (report by Ailin Nemui). * corrected default for brokenStringTerm resource to match manpage. * add vttests/dynamic.pl * add runtime check for locale not supported by X libraries, and fallback to XA_STRING in this case (request by Bryan Henderson). * fix a special case in configure script after no FreeType libraries are found. The script was proceeding to check for a usable configuration. * add xterm+tmux building block to terminfo (adapted from changes proposed by Ailin Nemui and Nicholas Marriott). * improve discussion of faceName resource in manpage (adapted from suggestions by Jens Schweikhardt). * correct mapping of shifted up/down cursor-keys in termcap function-keys mode, i.e., resource tcapFunctionKeys (patch by Gertjan Halkes). * update AIX case in CF_XOPEN_SOURCE configure macro to add release 7.x. * modify ifdef's in xterm_io.h for __hpux to force that to use the hacked SYSV support in that file. This fixes a problem with a non-blocking socket call (patch by Paul Lampert). * improve filtering of desktop category scanning, to exclude XFCE. * modify configure script to work with systems that have both ncurses (or other terminfo) as well as a real termcap library, e.g., Slackware (report by Alan Watts). * modify configure script to work around special case where user's environment adds compiler flags to the CC variable (prompted by report by Paul Lampert). * amend change for Debian #110226 so that "-h" or "-v" options cause an exit, rather than simply printing to stdout while the window is displayed (Debian #629358). * add response for DECRQSS which gives the setting for DECSCUSR. * modify AllocateTermColor() to handle XtDefaultForeground and XtDefaultBackground, which are not recognized by XParseColor. For example, this fixes the use of OSC 112 when no explicit cursor color was set (report by Ailin Nemui). * handle special-case of KeyPress translated to popup-menu action (Ubuntu #756273). * Tue Jul 12 2011 email@example.com - Patch #270 - 2011/04/26 * build-fix, e.g., for using imake on platforms which use the termcap library. * modify utf8 resource to accept a name. * mention default for fontWarnings in manpage (report by Werner Scheinast). * split "UTF-8" menu entry into "UTF-8 Encoding" and "UTF-8 Fonts". * gray-out font-menu entries when a font fails to load, e.g., a bitmap font is not installed. * improve behavior when there is no app-defaults file: o set the toolBar resource to false o gray-out the font menu entries where no resource is found. * add configure option --with-desktop-category to allow customization of the ".desktop" files. * build-fix for the install-desktop makefile-rule, when the source/build directories differ (patch by Loïc Minier). * add menu entry and corresponding resource which can be used to suppress all bold-fonts (discussion with Jan Engelhardt). * make internal line-size value consistent with allocated sizes of character and related arrays to ensure that bulk copying of line data, e.g., in scrolling, accounts for the padding used for pointer alignment (adapted from patch by Rajesh Mandalemula, also reported by Ali Bahar). * widen ifdef for screen-resizing logic from patch #176 changes to send SIGWINCH to process group to include any system supporting ioctl(*,TIOCGPGRP,*) (prompted by linux-specific patch in OpenSUSE rpm package). * add printModeOnXError and printFileOnXError resources, which allow the user to specify that xterm will write the contents of its screen to a file if it is exiting due to an X error (Debian #280457). * restore logic that made reverse-video apply to the scrollbar's foreground/background, broken in patch #158 (report by Bryan Ischo). * amend some of the window operations parameter-checks added in patch #251 for the push/pop title feature, to allow the parameters used for window resizing to be -1's, which makes the corresponding values ignored rather than using the window's maximum width/height (report by Noah Friedman). * correct order of initialization for translations vs fullscreen resources to enable a special case which omits the Alt-Enter translation when fullscreen is disabled (Debian #612978). * update config.guess, config.sub * Thu Mar 03 2011 email@example.com - Patch #269 - 2011/02/19 * build-fixes for imake (report by Heiko Berges). * modify autoconf macro CF_PKG_CONFIG to work with cross-compile environments (patch by Thierry Reding). * modify MapToColorMode() to favor bold over underline, matching the precedence used before patch #252 (report/analysis by Nicolas George). * add omitTranslation resource, which can be used to suppress the default translations for these features: o fullscreen o scroll-lock o shift-fonts o wheel-mouse * make the fullscreen feature configurable (Debian #612978) o add it to the configurable list disallowedWindowOps. o add command-line option -fullscreen to allow the feature to be enabled at startup. o add resource fullscreen to control whether the feature is active or may be enabled. * modify probe_netwm_fullscreen_capability for 64-bit machines. Contrary to XGetWindowProperty manpage, that function returns 32-bit data packed as long's. * eliminate copy of name resource, which was otherwise used only to give the terminal-description name for the tcap-query feature. Use the actual $TERM value instead, as derived from termName resource, etc. * eliminate an old inconsistency with error messages, some used the -name option, while others used argv[0]. The latter is now used consistently. * improve configure check for rpath-hack, to improve builds on systems where gcc will not search /usr/local/lib, etc. * build-fix for Xaw3d configuration (report by H Merijn Brand). * update config.guess, config.sub * Wed Feb 16 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Patch #268 - 2011/02/10 * fix an inconsistency of the "Enable Reverse Video" checkbox in the VT Options menu. This also removes a special case added in patch #217 which limited the effect of the reverseVideo resource (Debian #603808). * amend decoding of misformed UTF-8 sequences to avoid absorbing valid characters as documented in Unicode 6.0 section 3.9 (report by Keith Winstein). * do not set urgency hint when window already has focus (patch by Dimitrios Christidis). * amend extended mouse-coordinate mode from patch #262 changes to include the Cb button-code, which also may be greater than 127 (report by Ailin Nemui). * ensure that underline-cursor is visible when an application happens to set the background color (report by Christian Weisgerber). * add feature for full-screen toggling using either Alt-Enter or a menu selection (integrated patch by Dave Simmons). * add missing logic to handle reallocation of FIFO index for the "UTF-8" menu entry (report by David Holland, NetBSD #44344). * add makefile rules docs-ctlseqs, docs-xterm, etc. * correct typo in description of DECRPM in control sequences document (report by Ailin Nemui). - Patch #267 - 2010/11/20 * minor formatting changes to ctlseqs.ms to simplify a script which extracts the feature information. See the results in Comparing versions, by counting controls in the xterm FAQ. * add docs-clean makefile rule. * add copy-selection action (request by Timo Juhani Lindfors, Debian #588785). * trim leading/trailing blanks from string used for "Selection" font-menu data. * trim leading/trailing blanks from color resource values. * configure script improvements: o add workaround for removal of X11 dependency from Xt's package file (report by Robert Hooker). o add workaround for removal of fontconfig dependency from Xft's package file (report by Jeremy Huddleston). o add workaround for removal of Xmu dependency from Xaw's package file (report by Jeremy Huddleston). o improve workaround in CF_X_TOOLKIT macro, checking for other possible packages where Xt's dependencies may be given. o prefer ${name:=value} to ${name-value}, since recent bash changes break legacy support for that feature. - Patch #266 - 2010/10/24 * add rpm and dpkg scripts, for testing. * more fixes for Debian #600707 (report by Cyril Brulebois). - Patch #265 - 2010/10/22 * fix a regression in fontname logic from patch #263 changes (Debian #600707, reported by Vincent Lefevre). * revert modification of any-event/any-button protocol from patch #263 changes. It interferes with selection using a shifted mouse button (reports by Neil Bird, Bram Moolenaar). * Fri Oct 15 2010 email@example.com - Patch #264 - 2010/10/14 * replace a null-pointer check with check for empty string in xtermOpenFont, to eliminate a warning message from patch #263 changes. * build-fix for patch #263 when toolbar is not configured (patch by Chris Clayton) (reports by Robby Workman, David Wood). - Patch #263 - 2010/10/13 * corrected initialization of "misc" resource values, to ensure that xterm has allocated a copy of strings which may not have been malloc'd by the X library (Debian #600129). * modify handling of any-event/any-button mouse protocol; it now is active with any combination of key-modifiers. * add debugging feature showWrapMarks, which marks lines which xterm knows are wrapped, showing where a double-click will select past the end of a line. * build-fix to address change in include-guards for Xlib.h in ongoing Xorg edits (patch by Jeremy Huddleston). * improve pointerMode by continuing to watch for motion events after mouse tracking is disabled if the pointer is hidden (Debian #594856). * further extend initialization for active-icon font to check if the font was not loaded succesfully, to retry with font1, or as even (if TrueType fonts are used) to use a TrueType font. The retries are to help with cases as in patch #241 where the bitmap fonts are not available. * fix special case of active-icon used when TrueType font is specified for the xterm window, from patch #261 change. In that case, the default font's size was used for layout of the active icon's window (Debian #591265). - Patch #262 - 2010/8/30 * fix a case where changing the cursor color via escape sequences did not immediately update the screen (report by Andreas Wagner). * implement ANSI and DEC request-mode control sequences. The latter includes the xterm-specific private modes such as the mouse mode. The feature is ifdef'd with the rectangle operations since its decoding overlaps that feature. * correct typo in ctlseqs.ms for response of OSC 21 (patch by Kevin Schoedel). * improve discussion of mouse tracking in ctlseqs.ms * increase an array limit used in reporting mouse events (report by Ryan Johnson). * add extended mouse-coordinates mode, allowing up to 2015x2015 windows, using UTF-8 encoding (patch by Ryan Johnson). * modify manpage hyphens to conform with Debian. - Patch #261 - 2010/6/28 * fix regression in renderFont logic, from patch #260 changes (report by Joseph Quinsey). - Patch #260 - 2010/6/20 * modify plink.sh to work around problem linking to recent PCRE libraries. * extend renderFont resource to allow deferred switch to TrueType fonts without affecting existing resource settings (Debian #585620). * modify configure macro CF_X_TOOLKIT to work around omission of ICE library from ".pc" file (report by Miroslav Lichvar). * change configure script default for --enable-broken-st i.e., the brokenStringTerm feature) to normally enable it. If the corresponding resource is enabled, this feature eliminates an apparent freeze of xterm when sending mis-encoded data to the screen (Debian #584801). * document in manpage some actions which were overlooked: o readline-button o scroll-lock o set-8-bit-control * undo a change to limit-check in ScrnRefresh in patch #257, which broke fastScroll feature (Debian #584841). * modify handling of brokenLinuxOSC and brokenStringTerm to also sound the bell. * add control/D and control/Q to controls which will cause early exit from control string per brokenStringTerm resource. * improve documentation of brokenStringTerm resource in manpage. - Patch #259 - 2010/6/5 * modify configure check for luit to include new aliases for the program (xterm-filter and bluit). * add workaround in xtermClearLEDs() to account for Xkb's override, making vttest's LED demo reset the scroll lock. * filter out client-message events when deciding whether to hide cursor, e.g., when using SCIM (patch/report by anonymous user). * improve description of -bd option in manpage (report by Guy Daniel Clotilde). * modify configure checks for PCRE and other libraries to use pkg-config, if available. * amend change from patch #252, to take veryColorColors resource into account when checking colorBDMode resource for TrueType fonts (report by anonymous user). * add vttests/query-fonts.pl script for demonstrating the OSC 50 font query. * improve manpage discussion of Scroll Lock feature. * improve configure macros CF_GCC_VERSION and CF_GCC_WARNINGS. * fix warnings for "clang --analyze". * change default for allowScrollLock resource to false, noting that the supposedly unused key has been useful for various rebindings (Debian #580946). - Patch #258 - 2010/5/1 * add pointer-checks in ScrnRefresh to fix a case in rapid scrolling where an empty record is fetched from the scrollback FIFO. - Patch #257 - 2010/4/22 * correct ctlseqs.ms description of OSC 17 and OSC 19 (patch by Emanuele Giaquinta). * corrected logic for menuLocale resource; the setlocale function returns the original locale only when querying. * improve filtering of translations resource, narrowing the scope of the alwaysUseMods to address only the translations that would cause a key to be sent to the host (report by Andrew Gaylard). * change default value of menuLocale resource to "C", to work around longstanding Xorg bug. * modify handling of scrollKey feature to ignore XON/XOFF keys. * implement scroll-lock feature. * revise memory allocation in UTF8toLatin1() to fix an out-of-bounds index (Mandriva #54531). * compute value for first wide-character rather than assuming it is 256, fixes problem with -cjk_width introduced in patches 242 and 249 (report by Thomas Wolff). * improve configure script: o corrected check for _XOPEN_SOURCE for OpenSolaris. o when possible, add rpath option for libraries in unusual places o add configure option --disable-rpath-hack to control whether the rpath option can be added. * modify AllocateTermColor() to separate initialization from control sequences, fixing problem from patch #254 changes where enabling allowSendEvents resource prevents setting cursor color on command-line (Debian #572928). * amend logic from patch #185 to not reallocate cell-array if processing ESC % G to switch from UTF-8 if already in ISO-8859-1 character set (report by Michael Koehne). * fix to avoid calling XmuInternStrings() with zero count (report by Johan BockgÃ¥rd). * fix build when --disable-ansi-color configure option is used. * fix build when neither OPT_TCAP_QUERY or OPT_TCAP_FKEYS is defined (patch by Matthieu Herrb) - Patch #256 - 2010/3/6 * add TerminalEmulator to desktop category files. * modify sinstall.sh to ignore the "." appended to permissions by selinux. * change app-defaults organization, installing UXTerm-color and KOI8XTerm-color for consistent behavior regarding customization: color (prompted by discussion in Ubuntu #421261). * fix typo in minstall.sh from patch #255 changes, and add case for /var/run needed for full path of utmp (report by Julien Cristau). * minor fix to xterm manpage, remove a comment stating that margin bell can be changed via the VT Options menu. That was replaced in patch #225 * add a "docs" rule to makefile. * fix initialization of Atom used for XkbBell feature from patch 243 changes. Unlike the other calls to XInternAtom(), in this case the flag telling X to create the Atom was unset (patch by Chris Adams). * Thu Sep 09 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - BuildRequire utempter-devel * Sat Feb 13 2010 email@example.com - Patch #255 - 2010/1/21 * rename install.sh to install-sh in case suffix-rules might interfere. * extend range for convertToUTF8 function to full 31-bits, to use with printing, etc. * improve manpage by checking for actual locations of utmp/wtmp files (Debian #562640). * modify configure macro CF_XOPEN_SOURCE to remove -D's before adding the same name rather than relying on -U's, to reduce redefinition warnings for some platforms that have conflicting definitions in headers. * correct logic used to switch to alternate screen using FIFO-lines configuration (Debian #565772). * update config.guess, config.sub * Fri Jan 15 2010 email@example.com - Patch #254 - 2010/1/6 * add a configure-check to eliminate install-ti rule from Makefile when the system has no tic (terminfo compiler) program. This lets one use the install-full rule more consistently. * amend change to WriteText() function in patch #252 to take into account the colorAttrMode resource (report by Krzysztof Kotlenga). * document titleModes resource in manpage, added in patch #252. * modify tcap-query table entries for shifted up/down cursor keys to match ncurses convention. * improve lookup of termcap-query data, allowing for duplicate keycodes versus missing entries. * add control sequence which can be used to modify the terminal data used for the termcap-keyboard. * improve portability of tcap-query feature, using terminfo functions in preference to termcap on systems having terminfo. * improve font-setting/querying control (OSC 50): o when TrueType font is selected, the TrueType faceName will be set, rather than the bitmap font. o when TrueType font is selected, querying returns the name of the TrueType font. o querying a font recognizes the relative-font convention that setting a font could use. * add menu-entry for allowColorOps. * add new resources for fine-tuning menu entries: allowColorOps, disallowedColorOps, disallowedFontOps and disallowedTcapOps. * correct logic for disabling the "TrueType Fonts" menu item; it was not ensuring that the faceName resource value was non-empty. * implement VT520-style controls DECSMBV and DECSWBV for setting the margin- and warning-bell volume. * fix a minor error from patch #243 which made the zIconBeep feature use a minor-error tone rather than an informational tone. * add a null-pointer check for the case where renderFont resource is true, but faceName resource is unset, used in logic to strip "xft:" prefix from patch #251 changes (patch by Michael Riepe). * add special case to configure CF_XOPEN_SOURCE macro to use extensions on Darwin (patch by Dennis Preiser). * improve configure checks for regular expressions header and library * update config.guess, config.sub - Patch #253 - 2009/12/10 * add a null-pointer check in getPrinterFlags() per changes in patch #252. * add a null-pointer check, needed in UTF-8 mode for Xft fonts after changes in patch #252 (patch by Alan Coopersmith). * correct size when clearing struct for tek4014 (patch by Jochen Voss). * parenthesize expression in MoreRows macro, fixing a limit check added in patch #251 (Debian #560039). - Patch #252 - 2009/12/7 * modify title-querying logic to support retrieval of titles encoded using UTF-8. * add new "title-modes" control sequence for controlling whether window/icon titles can be set or queried using UTF-8, optionally encoded in a hexadecimal string. * use mkdir -p rather than mkdirs.sh (prompted by discussion of mawk by Aleksey Cheusov). * add appropriate copyright/license notices to the bulk of files lacking same, and modify to use identical terms in others which used different wording. The main exceptions are the files contributed by Markus Kuhn, who appears to prefer public domain distribution, noting that I have modified/improved several of these without changing the terms of distribution (request by Jari Aalto). * add control sequences for resetting the "dynamic" colors to their default values. * add control sequences for resetting the "special" colors to their default values. * add control sequences for setting the "special" colors such as colorBD (bold). * add overlooked case for setting highlight foreground color with the dynamic-colors control. * add OSC 104, for resetting ANSI/16/88/256 colors to default. * reset ANSI/16/88/256 colors to default in soft/hard reset functions. * strip "xft:" prefix from faceName and faceNameDoublesize resource values, * add DECSCUSR (discussion with Andy Koppe). * add check/warning on failure to load font, to see if the name looks like an Xft pattern rather than XLFD. This can happen if someone happens to modify their X resource settings for programs that read data from xterm's namespace. * modify handling of print and print-everything actions to allow the various printer flags to be overridden by supplying parameters. * add resource printerNewLine (request by Ovidiu Gheorghioiu). * minor cleanup, finish using TScreenOf() and TekScreenOf() macros introduced in patch #224. * improve checks in ShowCursor/HideCursor to get the background color, particularly when highlightReverse resource is used (reports by Jan Engelhardt, Christian Weisgerber). * correct checkVeryBoldAttr to omit comparison of foreground color to special color values used for color<XX> resources (report by Jan Engelhardt). * make colorBDMode and colorULMode resources work with TrueType configuration (report by Jan Engelhardt). - Patch #251 - 2009/11/11 * add window-ops controls to push/pop icon and/or window labels on a stack. * minor fixes to align termcap file with terminfo. * add resource disallowedWindowOps, to allow fine-tuning of features to suppress with the allowWindowOps resource (prompted by discussion with Bram Moolenaar). * add makefile rules for resize-manpage to pdf, etc. * further improve limit-checks in select/paste (Mandriva #54531). - Patch #250 - 2009/10/13 * add check and error-message for fonts that have no printable values in the ISO-8859-1 range (Debian #542434). * some compiler-warning cleanup, in particular workaround for defective implementation of gcc's attribute warn_unused_result (report by Bram Moolenaar). * improve estimate of single-column width for packed TrueType fonts by ignoring extents for codes 127 and 159. * improve line-drawing for TrueType fonts which happen to have defined glyphs which are not line-drawing in 0..31 by assuming they're not, and just checking the existence of the Unicode codepoints. This makes it more likely that the user can override a misconfigured font using the "Line-Drawing Characters" menu entry. * limit minimum cell-width for packed font to maximum-advance reported by Xft. Some fonts are wider than that, even in the Latin-1 range (Debian #550497). * add list of direct-contributors in "THANKS" file. * stylistic changes to this file to help scripted extraction of list of contributors. * correct off-by-one in okPosition fix from patch #249 limit-checks which prevented double-click selection on the bottom line of the screen (reports by Rajeev V. Pillai, Debian #550368). * add -q option to vttest/256colors2.pl and vttest/88colors2.pl to demonstrate bulk initialization of color palette. * improve the workaround from patch #188 by enabling resources for the 88-color model. * document in xterm manpage the limited availability of resources color16 to color255 as noted in patch #188 (Ubuntu #438850). - Patch #249 - 2009/10/1 * change default for allowWindowOps resource to false. * add limit-checks for result of visual_width() function, needed from patch #242 and exposed by #244 changes (Debian #548321). * improve limit-checks in select/paste. * fix a remaining bug from patch #230 changes for displaying multi-column characters in a proportional font (report by Chris Jones). * add new resource forcePackedFont and menu entry "Packed Font" to control whether to use the font's minimum (default) or maximum width when those differ. The workaround which xterm uses to accommodate proportional fonts is not necessary with certain fonts such as unifont which happen to store a mixture of multicolumn glyphs (report by Chris Jones). * fix an (old) bug which did not restart the timer for blinking text if the only blinking text was temporarily scrolled out of view, e.g., using the scrollbar. * fix an (old) flaw in the delete-line operation where the text which is scrolled into view while the display is scrolled up was not repainted. * improve delete-line and insert-line operations, retaining selection when the selection does not intersect the deleted/inserted lines. * fix an (old) off-by-one error when an application cleared above the cursor position while the display was scrolled up, that would leave an extra line of text uncleared. * fix a similar problem where the double-size attribute would not be reset when clearing the screen while the display was scrolled up. * fix an indexing error which would occur if an application cleared a line while the display was scrolled up and was also in UTF-8 mode (Redhat #524503). The error was from patch #228 but more visible after changes from patch #244. - Patch #248 - 2009/9/11 * fix an overlooked adjustment for selecting double-width characters in the narrow-character configuration. * eliminate uses of XTERM_CELL and XTERM_CELLC where an appropriate LineData pointer is available. * correct expression in okScrnRow macro, making selections give the length of lines below the visible screen (report by Stuart Henderson). * correct logic used to improve performance of missing-glyph check, which did not handle line-drawing characters (Debian #545220). - Patch #247 - 2009/8/30 * add ifdef's and check for openpty() on DragonFly (patch by Alex Hornung). * correct calculation for size of line's data block, which was sometimes off-by-one when configured using --enable-16bit-chars (report by H Merijn Brand). * fix indexing error in print-everything feature from patch #246 (patch by Ovidiu Gheorghioiu). - Patch #246 - 2009/8/16 * remove obsolete logic for saving/restoring wrapping flags, which did not work on 64-bit platform. Wrapping flags (stored in the line-index) are now copied with line-data (Debian #541160). * modify comments in app-defaults files to avoid problem with C preprocessor used by xrdb (Debian #541603). * restore special case in makeColorPair, needed for colorBDMode resource (Debian #541089). * correct SetLineFlags() macro, broken in patch #244 when recoding to avoid gcc-specific bitfields (Debian #541236). * modify initialization of screen buffers to ensure that pointers align to int-boundaries. This fixes a problem introduced in patch [#244] where the color- and character-arrays (stored after the video-attributes in each row) might be misaligned (report by Rajeev V Pillai). * add limit-check in ScrnRefresh for handling saved-lines from the circular buffer which are repainted on a screen whose width has increased. To improve performance, circular buffer entries are not resized (report by Rajeev V Pillai). * correct type for CellColor (a late change in patch #244 to avoid gcc-specifc enums made that unsigned rather than unsigned short, for the 256-color option). * fix typo in configure option --enable-16bit-chars (report by Rajeev V. Pillai). - Patch #245 - 2009/8/12 * correct a special case in saving FIFO-lines from patch #244. If the screen was shrunk, xterm used the wrong amount for copying to FIFO-lines, and then used this amount to adjust the current row on the screen. That was both a visible defect (Debian #541109) as well as a potential addressing error (Debian #541132, #541160, and #541236). * add clarification in xterm manual about the various allowXXXOps resources, which are disabled when the allowSendEvents resource is active (patch by Julien Cristau, Debian #531597). - Patch #244 - 2009/8/9 * refactored storage of saved-lines, providing a configure option to manage them as a FIFO (actually a circular buffer), improving performance. Added configure option --enable-fifo-lines to enable/disable the new feature (it is enabled by default). * added fastScroll resource, to amuse people who measure terminal emulator performance by cat'ing large files to the screen. * modify check in readPtyData from return values to provide exit on zero-bytes read from pty for FreeBSD, or eliminate high-CPU in "xterm-hold" processing (discussion with Ulrich Spoerlein, FreeBSD ports/136686). The check was originally modified to combine negative/zero values in XFree86-3.1.2E, 1996/05/06. * add configure option --enable-16bit-chars to provide wide-characters with 1account whether they are double-width (report by Guilbert Stabilo on comp.unix.shell). * add capability for keypad-center (kb2/KA2) to termcap entry for xterm-new, as well as xterm-8bit, xterm-sun and xterm-vt220 (FreeBSD conf/136336). * change default for keepSelection resource to true (prompted by discussion with David Muir Sharnoff). * remove a limit-check in ptydata.c, allowing Unicode values past 64k to be displayed using TrueType fonts (Debian #458432). * remove a vt52-specific ifdef to allow mapping F1-F4 to PF1-PF4 when vt52 support is not compiled (report by Olaf 'Rhialto' Seibert). * save/restore line-wrapping flags when converting from ISO-8859-1 encoding to UTF-8 encoding, as well as when resizing screen. * remove extra adjustment of position in fix for Debian #418324. * modify default check for mkWidth resource to check for line-drawing characters, which are categorized as double-width in Solaris 10 (report by Sebastian Kayser). * add "print-everything" action (patch by Ovidiu Gheorghioiu). * start refactoring scrollback data using new getLineData() function. * demote recent change to Debian #252873 fix to experimental, ifdef'd out as EXP_BOGUS_FG (Debian #522141). * work around groff mapping of ASCII quotes using macros (requested by Reuben Thomas based on Colin Watson advice, fixes Debian #378700). * correct symbol used for default of allowWindowOps which was DEF_ALLOW_FONT rather than DEF_ALLOW_WINDOW (report by Matthieu Herrb). * amend fix for tek4014 from patch #243 to make it only apply to the Tek Options menu. 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Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez hit the road ... together!
Listen to Justin Bieber on iHeartRadio | Listen to Selena Gomez on iHeartRadio
(Yahoo!) - Is the greatest pop music romance since Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake back on?
Twitter user Nick Sanitsky posted on Thursday afternoon that he'd spotted Justin Bieber, 19, and Selena Gomez, 21, riding Segways through Bieber's neighborhood, The Oaks, in L.A. TMZ first reported the story, attributing it to "Calabasas spies."
Bieber and Selena segwaying in the Oaks. She was so nice, so he yelled at us😂 pic.twitter.com/uH7doQFVCS
— Nick Sanitsky (@nicksanitsky) January 2, 2014
Shoutout to @justinbieber for holding up all the traffic in the Oaks. Grow up
— Nick Sanitsky (@nicksanitsky) January 2, 2014
Thanks to @justinbieber told us to f*** off, and his bodyguards blocked the road, so hello to my new followers!
— Nick Sanitsky (@nicksanitsky) January 2, 2014
Bieber, who had a rough 2013, must be ecstatic about beginning his year with Gomez, his on-and-off girlfriend since 2011.
Both Bieber and Gomez have spoken about how much the end of their relationship affected them and revealed that it inspired them on their latest albums. Gomez told Ryan Seacrest in July that the split caused her to be "way stressed out," while Bieber admitted that it was one of those life experiences that made him think "the world is just gonna end."
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While the first season of BBC America's Civil War-period police drama "Copper" started with some child abuse, the second starts with a wedding and a murder.
The second season, beginning Sunday night, opens Feb. 5, 1865, when the war is drawing to a close. Of course, no one knows that.
It is evident that the writers are more comfortable with the time period this season as opposed to the last. They entwine the history of New York and the lower-Manhattan Five Points slum with the changes brought by immigration, particularly of the Irish.
The city itself plays a character in this series, with its brothels, docks and elaborate mansions on the upper end of the island being crucial settings for the plot.
And because of the nature of cable channels, the dialog is salty and profane.
To fully enjoy the show's tangle of plot lines, it's helpful to have seen the first season. BBC America's website has posted an episode guide (www.bbcamerica.com).
New characters in Season 2 will include general-turned-Tammany Hall politician Brendan Donovan (Donal Logue) and former slave Hattie Lemaster (Alfre Woodard).
In season two, episode one, reality immediately strikes. With the end of the war being nowhere in sight, the Union Army needs soldiers to help fight against the Confederacy.
In New York, recruiters are going the extra step by kidnapping boys to provide fresh troops for the front.
There's much more, of course. Find out on the new season of "Copper."
Watch it
Season two of "Copper" begins at 10 p.m. Sunday
on BBC America


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Underpass Traffic Switch Delayed
The anticipated traffic switch this weekend on the Pedestrian Underpass Project between the airport and Airport Business Center will not occur as planned. Last minute construction issues have delayed moving traffic from one side of Highway 82 to the other until further notice. The project has reached its halfway point. A tunnel has been dug from the airport side of SH 82 to the middle of the highway. When the traffic switch does occur there may be short, intermittent lane closures. All four lanes of traffic will be maintained. Commuters should expect to see slowed traffic flow, much has they have seen since the project began last April. For more information call Pitkin County Engineer G.R. Fielding at 920-5206.
Posted on Wednesday, September 11, 2013


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Neil Young Files For Divorce
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Neil Young and his wife are splitting up. E! Online says the rocker has filed for divorce from Pegi Young, just weeks before their 37th anniversary. He reportedly submitted his petition to a San Mateo County court on July 29th.
Details have not been disclosed on the matter, but they're scheduled for a hearing on December 12th.
Neil and Pegi have two adult children. Together they established the Bridge School in 1986. Their son Ben attended the facility, which helps children with special needs. Neil still supports the school with a pair of concerts each fall.
Pegi also worked with Young musically, touring with him in the 1990s as a backup singer. She launched her solo career seven years ago.
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text: Chris Lau, Kapitall: Computer makers benefit whenever Intel (INTC) refreshes its lineup of processors. Even though IDC reported a 13.9% decline in PC shipments in the first quarter, the hardware refresh brings renewed interest in companies like Hewlett Packard (HPQ). There are signs that HP could return to higher margins in PCs. Meg Whitman said during its earnings call that the company would not be following Dell into a price war. Whitman said "you have to balance this [market share] with profitability and it's a balance we focus on every day and every week." [Read more from Chris Lau: What the Last Symbian Means for Nokia] Tablet Sales HP re-entered the tablet market by offering Android-based devices. After launching the Chromebook in February, 2013, the company released the Slate tablet. The 7-inch device is powered by an ARM (ARMH) processor and sells for $169. Sales from tablets have an even worse margin than that of PC sales, but HP may pitch a broad array of products it has to offer to its customers. Hybrid Mobile Devices The HP Slate Book X2 release suggests the PC giant will focus back on premium devices. The X2 is an Android hybrid device powered by an NVIDIA (NVDA) Tegra 4 processor. Better Margins in Quarter HP reported solid margins in printing (15.8%), enterprise services (2.6%), software as a service (19.1%), and even personal systems (3.2%). Overall non-GAAP gross margins were 23.7%. The results were helped mostly from printing, but hurt by an unfavorable mix and higher prices for consumer hardware. Non-GAAP operating margin was 8.6%. HP earned $2.4 billion in operating profit. The company continues to focus on cost cutting and efficiency, so investors should expect margins to improve in all segments of HP's business.