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|Name: gnome-power-manager
|Distribution: openSUSE 12.2
|Version: 3.4.0
|Vendor: openSUSE
|Release: 2.1.2
|Build date: Mon Jul 16 06:56:56 2012
|Group: System/GUI/GNOME
|Build host: build08
|Size: 1335757
|Source RPM: gnome-power-manager-3.4.0-2.1.2.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://gnome-power.sourceforge.net/
|Summary: Power Management for GNOME
GNOME Power Manager is a GNOME session daemon that acts as a policy agent. It listens for system events and responds with user-configurable actions.
* Mon Mar 26 2012 email@example.com - Update to version 3.4.0: + Updated translations. * Tue Mar 20 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.3.92: + Compile the GtkBuilder file as a GResource to speed up startup. + Updated translations. - Remove xz BuildRequires now that it comes for free in the build system. - Add explicit pkgconfig(glib-2.0) BuildRequires so it can be versioned. * Sat Jan 07 2012 email@example.com - Really drop gnome-power-manager-distcheck-fix.patch: we don't use this patch since last September. * Mon Dec 19 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.3.3: + Merge changes from 3.2.1. + Remove check for gnome-doc-utils. + Updated translations. - Remove gnome-doc-utils-devel BuildRequires: dropped upstream. - Add xz BuildRequires because we can't build a package for a xz-compressed tarball without explicitly specifying that... See bnc#697467 for more details. * Mon Oct 17 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.2.1: + Remove the deprecated g_thread_init + Remove the deprecated pango_cairo_font_map_create_context + Updated translations. * Mon Sep 26 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.2.0: + Updated translations. * Tue Sep 20 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.1.92: + Move keyboard brightness icon to g-s-d + Remove NoDisplay=true from gnome-power-statistics + Updated translations. - Do not call %icon_theme_cache_post(un) macros in %post/%postun for the gnome icon theme as we don't install an icon there anymore. * Sun Sep 04 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.1.90: + New Features: - Remove gnome-power-backlight-helper as it's been moved to g-s-d - Remove the applet icons - Remove the GConf migration script, there is nothing to migrate - Remove the gnome-power-manager application icon, it's no longer used - Remove the idle functionality as it's been moved to g-s-d - Remove the suspend and hibernate icons, nothing uses them + Bugfix: - Fix a warning when opening gnome-power-statistics + Updated translations. - Drop gnome-power-manager-distcheck-fix.patch: fixed upstream. - Remove now unneeded BuildRequires because of all the removed features: libgnome-keyring-devel, libnotify-devel, polkit, xmlto. - Add explicit pkgconfig(gdk-3.0) BuildRequires, which got added. - Remove polkit Requires: there is no use of pkexec anymore in the code. * Tue Jul 26 2011 email@example.com - Add gnome-power-manager-distcheck-fix.patch: fix distcheck (bgo#655363). - Re-enable translation-update-upstream thanks to the above patch (bnc#708187). * Mon Jul 25 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.1.3: + Remove many features now handled in gnome-settings-daemon. + Bugfix: - Add Unity to OnlyShowIn - Don't complete critical action if power is resumed - Support VPATH builds and use recommended quoting - Update app launcher icon (bgo#645536) + Updated translations. - Remove now unneeded libcanberra-devel BuildRequires. - Add pkgconfig(gtk+-3.0) BuildRequires, which was implicit before. - Drop gnome-power-manager-no-fallback-to-hibernate.patch: the code moved to gnome-settings-daemon, and there is no fallback to hibernate there. - Mark gnome-power-manager-notify-idle-sleep.patch as needing a rebase. It should actually be moved to gnome-settings-daemon (see bnc#708182). - Stop passing --libexecdir to configure: we don't have any file there anyway. - Comment out gnome-patch-translation support as patches with new strings need to be rebased. - Comment out call to translation-update-upstream since it fails, see bnc#708187. * Mon Jul 04 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Re-enable gnome-patch-translation support now that we have new strings in patches again. * Thu Jun 30 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Rebase gnome-power-manager-notify-idle-sleep.patch and gnome-power-manager-no-fallback-to-hibernate.patch - Own %{_datadir}/GConf and %{_datadir}/GConf/gsettings directories. - Add gnome-icon-theme and polkit BuildRequires, that own some directories. * Thu Jun 16 2011 email@example.com - Drop now unneeded pkgconfig(gconf-2.0) BuildRequires. * Tue Jun 14 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.1.2: + Don't crash if there is no ConsoleKit session. [rh#699020] + gnome-power-bugreport.sh: Use sysfs instead of hal if available + Manually update the idle status property + Query gnome-screensaver settings with GSettings + Remove GpmTrayIcon + Updated translations. - Drop gnome-power-manager-update-status-property.patch: fixed upstream. * Mon May 23 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.0.2: + rh#650405: Don't set the master percentage in when the backlight changes. + bgo#648615: Remove the dependency on libgnome-control-center, the prefs capplet is now seporate. + Updated translations. - Remove pkgconfig(libgnome-control-center) BuildRequires. * Thu May 12 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add gnome-power-manager-update-status-property.patch to update session status manually. bnc#692794 * Mon Apr 25 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Drop now unneeded libunique-devel, libwnck-devel BuildRequires. * Tue Apr 12 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Replace BuildRequires on gnome-panel-devel (there's no applet anymore) with pkgconfig(gconf-2.0). * Tue Apr 05 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.0.0: + If we loose the DBus name, exit. + Updated translations. * Tue Mar 29 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 2.91.93: + Bugfix: - Revert "Remove the 'interactive' option for power actions" - Use /org/gnome as starting path for schemas + Updated translations. * Thu Mar 24 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 2.91.92: + New Features: - Add keyboard backlight support including dimming on idle and keyboard control. - Add on screen display of keyboard brightness level - Unify osd popup dialog into separate file to avoid code duplication. + Bugfix: - Change the default of backlight-battery-reduce to FALSE. - Don't migrate the button settings for GSD in case the user has used 'interactive'. - Don't try to migrate backlight-battery-reduce - Ensure we emit the BrightnessChanged DBus signal for the brightness buttons. - Fixed conversion from percentage to discrete. bgo#644143 - Fix omitted renamed file in POTFILES.in - Fix up a translated comment in the schema. bgo#644013 - GSchema should be translatable - Remove some icons that are no longer used - Remove the 'interactive' option for power actions - Use symbolic icon for the keyboard brightness OSD - Use symbolic icons for brightness OSD + Updated translations. - Changes from version 2.91.90: + New Features: - Force suspend on lid close if LidForceSleep is set to avoid a melted laptop. + Bugfix: - Copy newer versions of osd window from gnome-settings-daemon. - Do not use g-p-m in XFCE - Don't use gdk_display_get_pointer - Fix the expand properties in gnome-power-statistics. Fixes bgo#641766 - Fix typo in gnome-settings-daemon migration script - Initialize the error before using in gpm_backlight_dbus_method_call(). Fixes rh#676075. - Never return NULL for the object path in GetPrimaryDevice for the composite battery device. Fixes rh#676055. - Use smaller icons in gnome-power-statistics - Use symbolic icons in GNOME Shell - Changes from version 2.91.5: + New Features: - Ignore suspend on lid closed if we are docked - Mark non-urgent notifications as transient - Changes from version 2.91.4: + Bugfix: - Fix crash due to unreffing floating GVariants - Remove -DGTK_DISABLE_DEPRECATED pending GtkStyleContext port - Changes from version 2.91.3: + New Features: - Don't export a full text device description in the tuple. - Move the power control panel to the gnome-control-center project. - Remove all the preferences options to do with the screen. - Remove the CPU idle check before inactive sleep functionality. - Remove the DPMS mode selection. - Remove the 'event-when-closed-battery' setting. - Changes from version 2.91.2: + New Features: - Add two methods to the DBus interface for gnome-shell - Add two properties to the DBus interface for gnome-shell - Split notify-low-power into -system and -device keys, so that users can disable device notifications for faulty devices attached to the computer and still get system events. Fixes bgo#632029. + Bugfix: - Adapt to GtkObject removal in GTK3 - Add the X-GNOME-Settings-Panel category so the control center panel is not in 'Other'. - Alias 'always' to 'present' to ensure that migrating the schema does not emit a warning. - Allow 'gnome-power-statistics --device wakeups' to focus on the correct entry. - Do not fall back to a GtkMessageBox if using libnotify failed. Fixes bgo#632334. - Ensure correct values for Icon and Tooltip properties. - Ensure parameters to g_variant_new are not NULL. - Fix use of GVariant types and DBus signatures - Handle the remote command line in gnome-power-statistics - Lock the keyring before suspending as gnome-keyring with pam support will automatically unlock on resume. Fixes bgo#628290. - Make session requested quit work and not crash - Migrate from dbus-glib to GDBus - Port from EggDebug to the built-in GLib logging framework. - Port to libnotify 0.7.0 - Port to the new GtkApplication API. - Remove the brightness applet as GNOME3 will not have the ability to show applets at all. - Require libnotify as a hard build time dep. - The control center module name should be 'Power', not 'Power Management'. - Update gnome-settings-daemon copy pasted code - Use correct DBus types for UPower data. - Changes from version 2.91.1: + New Features: - Support arbitrary time combo values - Allow 'Do nothing' as an option as Xorg is still broken. Fixes bgo#589736. + Bugfix: - Adjust dim timeout when necessary - Convert EggConsolekit to use GDBus - Do not autoscale the percentage graph in the history tab. Fixes bgo#613984. - Do not dist org.gnome.power.policy in the tarball - Do not play games with string concatenating. Fixes bgo#626191. - Don't poke NetworkManager at suspend and resume - Ensure the preferences menu item launches the control center. Fixes rh#619231. - Fix bgo#627711: Don't crash on systems which don't have XBACKLIGHT. - Make changes to the Power control center capplet to better match the mockup. - Remove last traces of DeviceKit-power. - Remove the inhibit applet. It doesn't belong here anymore. - Treat brightness-up when at max as a success. - Use the correct backlight step value when using the legacy fallback device. - Add pkgconfig(libgnome-control-center) BuildRequires for configuration panel. - Replace GConf2 schemas handling with GSettings schemas handling, with %glib2_gsettings_schema_* macros. - Remove gnome-applets-brightness and -inhibit-powersave subpackages: they are no longer provided upstream. Add Obsoletes for them to the main package, to avoid potential upgrade issues. - Patches that need to be rebased: + gnome-power-manager-notify-idle-sleep.patch + gnome-power-manager-no-fallback-to-hibernate.patch - Drop gnome-power-manager-no-xfce.patch: fixed upstream. - Add support for source service checkout, with %BUILD_FROM_VCS: + Add gnome-common BuildRequires. + Add call to ./autogen.sh. * Thu Feb 17 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Replace gnome-session Requires with gnome-session-core: we don't need the full GNOME session, but simply the gnome-session program. - Add gnome-power-manager-no-xfce.patch to not start gnome-power-manager in XFCE since XFCE has xfce4-power-manager. * Sun Feb 13 2011 email@example.com - Call relevant macros in %post/%postun: + %desktop_database_post/postun because the package ships at least one desktop file. + %icon_theme_cache_post/postun because the package ships themed icons. + %mime_database_post/postun because the package ships a mime type definition. - Pass %{?no_lang_C} to %find_lang so that english documentation can be packaged with the program, and not in the lang subpackage. - Change Requires of lang subpackage to Recommends, since the english documentation is not there anymore. * Wed Dec 15 2010 email@example.com - Add polkit Requires since pkexec is used. - Own /usr/share/polkit-1 and /usr/share/polkit-1/actions to fix build. We could instead add a polkit BuildRequires, but it's really an abuse in this case, especially as we won't notice if it will not be needed anymore. * Mon Sep 27 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.32.0: + Updated translations. * Fri Sep 17 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.31.92: + Only disable deprecated code for --enable-strict builds + Remove last traces of DeviceKit-power + Updated translations. - Remove sed hack to build with deprecated symbols. * Wed Sep 01 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.31.91: + brightness-applet: Add missing include + inhibit-applet: Add missing include and re-enable deprecated GDK functions + bgo#613984: Do not autoscale the percentage graph in the history tab + Do not dist org.gnome.power.policy in the tarball + bgo#627711: Don't crash on systems which don't have XBACKLIGHT + Only connect the UpClient::device-added signal after the coldplug + Re-enable deprecated GDK functions for brightness applet + Use the correct backlight step value when using the legacy fallback device + Updated translations. * Wed Aug 18 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.31.90: + Deal with the deprecation of GtkNotebookPage + Cast idle_time_in_msec to appropriate type + Updated translations. - Remove gnome-power-manager-gtknotebook-deprectaed.patch, fixed upstream. - Remove hack around po/POTFILES.in, no longer needed. - Add sed hack on configure to support building with gtk 2.21.6 building: we need some deprecated symbols. * Wed Aug 18 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add gnome-power-manager-gtknotebook-deprectaed.patch to fix build with gtk 2.21.6. Patch taken from upstream git. * Fri Aug 06 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.31.6: + New Features: - Add new 6 hours period in power history stats - Use device icons from the icon name specification + Bugfix: - Adjust dim timeout when necessary - As we no longer have more than one backlight mechanism, remove a ton of abstract code - Backport support for new devices recognised in UPower - Backport various translation fixes and translator comments from git master - Do not assume the lid is open at boot. bgo#622026 - Do not show gnome-power-statistics in the menus - Do not show the prefs menu on LiveCD's and with GDM. bgo#621674 - Don't treat percentage=0 as error condition - Fix a crash when displaying the 'No GConf schema warning' - Port from DeviceKit-power to UPower - Provide a pkexec helper for systems that do not have xbacklight capability - Remove hardcoded paths from pkexec setup - Remove the use of HAL from gnome-power-manager - Change DeviceKit-power-devel BuildRequires to libupower-glib-devel. - Change DeviceKit-power Requires to upower. - Add small hack to remove non-existing file from po/POTFILES.in so that translation-update-upstream doesn't fail. - Drop gnome-power-manager-manpage_generation.patch: fixed upstream. * Fri Jun 11 2010 email@example.com - Add gnome-power-manager-manpage_generation.patch: manpages that are created contain output from the docbook2man command at random positions in the text (bnc#613336) * Wed May 26 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Remove hal-devel BuildRequires: we don't use --enable-hal for configure, so it won't get used anyway. And it should work fine without hal now. * Mon May 03 2010 email@example.com - Do not explicitly require hal. * Thu Apr 29 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.30.1: + Only dim the screen on idle when on the active console + Make EggConsoleKit a singleton + Fix up a critical warning from the GpmScreensaver code + Updated translations. * Mon Mar 29 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.30.0: + Check for libpanel only if building the applets + Check for XRR* functions using library version instead of proto version + Use pkg-config instead of autoconf macros to find X libs and protos + Declare GError in gpm_brightness_hal_init to fix build failure + Do not set a charge warning if the device is on AC + Do not use EggDbusProxy in GpmScreensaver + Don't query the capabilities of the notification daemon + Ensure we close any 'battery low' notifications when we switch to being on AC + Fix a problem where the critical action is not done in the case of a UPS + Fix a race condition where we can miss the idle reset alarm + Fix up a translation using ngettext rather than assuming the plural. Fixes bgo#612950 + Fix wrong suspends with docked laptops + If a battery charge is low but not critical don't play the sound meant for a critical charge event + Play a sound loop if the charge of a laptop battery/ups reaches a critical level. Fixes rh#470090 + Remove the pointy-finger status icon when the idletime code fails to work correctly + Replace devkit-power call with upower in gnome-power-bugreport.sh + Updated translations. - Update gnome-power-manager-notify-idle-sleep.patch after some code changes. * Mon Mar 01 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.29.91: + DeviceKit-disks is now called UDisks + Ensure we clear all notification bubbles on resume + Set the timeout for critical battery notification to never + Increase the critical action timeout to 20 seconds + When we're critically low, don't give a time as it's often imprecise + Updated translations. - Enable translation-update-upstream and gnome-patch-translation-* * Wed Feb 10 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.29.2: + New Features: - Move the power management preferences into the hardware section of the control center - Use the name of 'Power' for the power management preferences capplet + Bugfix: - Don't rely on the cached value of the lid status, to fix a double suspend issue - Add a flag to inhibit consolekit events just after we resumed - Don't automatically suspend if there are suspend inhibits - Do not exit if hal is not available - Only connect to HAL if there is no xrandr backlight hardware - Fix compile when using an ld that defaults to --as-needed - Enable the help action in gnome-power-statistics. Fixes bgo#607005 - Ensure the window is realized before we invalidate it. Fixes bgo#604918 - Don't show the user a sleep failed link pointing to the quirk site - Show the device name even when using UPower - Do not change categories of gnome-power-preferences.desktop anymore: this is done correctly upstream now. - Drop gnome-power-manager-ck-events-idle.patch: fixed upstream another way. - Do not call autoreconf, since no patch we apply need this. Also remove gnome-common BuildRequires. * Wed Dec 23 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Change gnome-keyring-devel BuildRequires to libgnome-keyring-devel, following the module split upstream. - Remove en@shaw locale on openSUSE 11.2 and earlier to fix build. * Tue Dec 15 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update descriptions of packages. * Tue Dec 08 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.29.1: + New features: - Switch to a single menu design, rather than a seporate left and right menu - rh#427065 - Show the sleep failure as a modal dialog box - Sets some tooltips for the gnome-power-preferences buttons - Add a --device parameter to gnome-power-statistics so we can set the device focus - rh#596983 - When we click on a battery device in the context menu, show the gnome-power-statistics dialog - Use gnome-settings-daemon popup code + Bugfixes: - Use accessor functions instead direct access - Remove HAL_LIBS/HAL_CFLAGS - Remove obsolete check-foreground-console support - Remove outdated information about DeviceKit from README - Sync compiler warnings handling with DK-power - Remove DBUS_SYS_DIR from configure summary - Add GSEAL_ENABLE to CPPFLAGS - rh#596963 - - Apparently 'whilst' is only a British English thing. Change to 'while' throughout - Remove the 'About' and 'Help' items from the status area context menu - Rename show_context_menu to show_actions as we're moving to a mono-menu design - Remove show_actions_in_menu GConf key as the menu items are being removed eventually - Remove the suspend and hibernate menu items - Fix a bug where we try to match and refresh a virtual device, which means g-p-s crashes on next start + Updated translations. * Mon Dec 07 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.28.2: + Updated translations. - Rebase gnome-power-manager-notify-idle-sleep.patch. * Sat Nov 14 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.28.1: + Add missing indirection to return value of DriveSetAllSpindownTimeouts call + Fix failure error messages and comments + Help the kernel through its sleep key confusion + Improve configure summary wrt HAL + Use separate variables for dbus and dbus-glib + Remove devkit-power tool configure check + Correctly set the focus on the last used device in gnome-power-statistics + Do not hide some radio buttons depending on the current machine state + Fix up all the issues reported by clang + Don't try to match and refresh some devices, to stop g-p-s crashing on virual devices + DeviceKit-disks is expecting an int as a value, not a uint + Throttle screensaver before suspend/hibernate + Updated translations. - Respin gnome-power-manager-no-fallback-to-hibernate.patch to apply without fuzz. * Mon Oct 05 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add gnome-power-manager-ck-events-idle.patch to fix suspend happening when coming back from suspend and the lid is closed. We emit ConsoleKit events in the idle loop to suppress consecutive events which were causing the bug. Fix bnc#540517. * Tue Sep 22 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.28.0: + Bugfix: - Use accessor functions instead direct access - Only print the DeviceKit-power device data when debugging - Use the correct interface name for DeviceKit-disks - Use the correct gnome-screensaver path - Use g_ptr_array_unref() in more places, which also fixes a few small memory leaks - Comment out the AuthRequest signal handling - Change the default of show_actions_in_menu to FALSE - bgo#593800 - Inhibit applet now will inhibit the session from being marked IDLE + Updated translations. * Wed Sep 09 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.27.92: + When building with hal, link gnome-power-manager against libhal-glib + Make notifications more reliable at session startup + Fix a bug where the critical time was not displayed correctly + Don't crash g-p-s when there are no devices + Open the gnome-power-manager help, not the 'cheese' help + Never, never, show 'Unknown time'. Fixes rh#520999 + Allow compile without HAL + Remove small memory leak spotted using clang + Assign the correct icon when the sleep fails + Correct some shoddy error checking + Updated translations. * Tue Aug 25 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.27.91: + Remove the depricated Encoding= lines from the desktop files. Fixes bgo#590612 + Fix up quite a few translations + Add the enumerated actions in a 64bit safe way. Fixes bgo#590991 + Don't show the brightness OSD when system AC state changes + Remove all the bodges from the IDLETIMER code now X is fixed + Only show shutdown in the prefs GUI if ConsoleKit allows it + Always show the battery status icons in the left click action + Change the notification default for fully charged to FALSE for bgo#592613 + Updated translations. - Respin gnome-power-manager-notify-idle-sleep.patch. - Remove DeviceKit-devel BuildRequires. Thanks Kay Sievers! * Mon Aug 03 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.27.5: + New Features: - Claim org.freedesktop.Policy.Power on D-BUS - Remove PolkitGnome code completely as PolicyKit 1.0 doesn't need this - Add a bodge to reset the idletime XAlarm when we are no longer inhibited - Add functionality to debug the idle code by setting GPMIDLEDEBUG on the command line - Use the same composited OSD for brightness notification. Fixes rh#512968 - Add DeviceKit data to the bugreport script + Bugfix: - Fix pointer alignment to build on sparc - gnome-power-bugreport.sh: add missing hasbang - Show .desktop files in XFCE - Make hotkeys work with modifiers - Remove an unused include to fix compile - Be more paranoid about setting idle in a race - Remove some UI elements after UI review - Correct the type of the fully-charged signal. Fixes bgo#588259 - Don't ever fallback to the warning icon in the tray when batteries are invalid - Don't show a discharging battery notification on each battery, just the global battery - The composite battery is only fully charged if all batteries are fully charged - Remove GpmNotify, and do the notifications in a more sane way. Fixes bgo#423186 - Constrain the user to a dropdown selection of times, as freeform sliders are bad UI - Add policy to show icon when low, rather than critically low. Fixes bgo#589125 - Inhibit gnome-session in the applet, not gnome-power-manager - Change the default to hibernate when critically low on battery power - When libnotify fails, fall back to modal dialogs - Use enumerated values for the policy actions, and hide 'Do nothing' unless specified in GConf - Finally remove the CanSuspend and CanHibernate options, now that gnome-session is ported - Switch back to org.gnome.PowerManager as we don't adhere to the shared spec anymore - Compile common code with a noinst library to make compile quicker, and reduce the compressed package size by 100kB - Add a GConf key to show or hide the sleep quirk site - Make the orange icons yellower. Fixes rh#512962 - Use the correct DBus signal types when watching gnome-session - Save the caches value before we emit the inhibit and idle signals - Only show gnome-power-statistics in the context menu if it is installed. Fixes rh#514249 - Only use libpanel-applet flags to build applets - Drop gnome-power-manager-desktop.patch: it's useless, and we use suse_update_desktop_file to change categories now anyway. - Drop gnome-power-manager-reduce-deps.patch: fixed upstream. - Respin gnome-power-manager-notify-idle-sleep.patch. - Drop PolicyKit-gnome-devel BuildRequires. * Wed Jul 29 2009 email@example.com - Do not mark dbus service file as a config file: it's in datadir. * Mon Jul 20 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.27.2: + Features: - Enable pretty compiler output with new automake versions - Use composite battery mode by default to fix multi-battery laptops - Add manager policy to change the disk spindown based on timeouts set in GConf - Add GConf keys for the disk spindown functionality - Add preferences checkboxes for the disk spindown functionality - No longer support HAL legacy buttons - Add support for recall data provided by DeviceKit-power + Bugfixes: - Prefix GTKBuilder files with gettext/glade - Use gtk_show_uri i.s.o. gnome-open - Remove -Wunitialized because it does not compile on Ubuntu Jaunty - Fix the category in the gnome-power-statistic desktop file. Fixes rh#489041 - Make minimum size of th statistics graphs smaller. Fixes rh#491426 - Don't show the feedback widget when the brightness changes, only on key press and when interactive - If we caught our idletime alarm, then remove from the filter - Take the battery capacity into account when using multiple batteries - Ignore capacity readings of less than 1% - Show a label to the user when there is no graph data - Add statistics devices in visually pleasing order - Use the composite device for getting the global system warning icon - Setup the reset event before we do the idle action, to finally fix blanking - Be more paranoid about setting idle in a race - Remove three unused GConf keys - Don't show the whole object path in the GUI, just show the ID - Only print the DeviceKit device if we are using --verbose - Remove a little bit more of our HAL dep, and use the lid-is-present DK-p property - Fix compile with DKP_DISABLE_DEPRECATED turned on - Remove ambient light sensor support, and keyboard backlight devices - Support DKP_DEVICE_STATE_PENDING_x in more places + Updated translations. - Remove non-existing --enable-legacy-buttons and - -enable-policykit options from configure. - Use libexecdir instead of prefix/lib. - Drop gnome-power-manager-call-SetPowerSave.patch: new DeviceKit-power now calls pm-powersave when appropriate. Also drop liblazy-devel BuildRequires. - Comment translation-update-upstream and gnome-patch-translation-*: it's broken with this release. * Tue Jun 02 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.27.1: + Features: - Add DOAP file - Connect to gnome-session and exit on logout - Change the default lid close on AC policy to be suspend, not blank - Show the processor device if we have capability, not if we have events - Add support for the DeviceKit-power property lid-is-closed so we can now run without --enable-legacy-buttons - Convert from libglade to GtkBuilder - Expose graph details as properties on the object, and constrain time to user value. Fixes bgo#581910 - Add a composite device to GpmEngine so we can DTRT for multiple primary batteries + Bugfixes: - Add desktop category to doap file - Only setup the blanking timeout when a timeout is set. Fixes rh#498041 - Attach the libnotify popups to the notification icon later - Check whether xrandr-1.3 features are really supported by xorg-server. Fixes bgo#582142 - Preload gconf tree /apps/gnome-power-manager recursively. Fixes bgo#578545 - Fix the low capacity warning to fix rh#489832 - Rewrite the DPMS class to have 1% of the complexity - Remove unused GConf keys - Use ngettext for a 2.26.x era string. Fixes bgo#576128 - Unref the popup window when it's cleared. Fixes bgo#577901 - Ensure we clear the default DPMS timeout of 1200s. Should fix bgo#576169 - Remove our local copy of libdevkit-power - Convert a floating reference to prevent a GTK warning - Use G_GINT64_FORMAT to fix compile on 64 bit computers - Do the lid policy action on active-change. Fixes rh#497262 - Don't segfault if org.gnome.Session is not present on the bus. Fixes bgo#581425 - Ensure we are on battery power before we take any of the low power battery actions - Remove the unused abstraction GpmAdapter, and use DkpClient directly - Remove the single use abstract GpmRefcount and use a local timer - Remove some methods on the DBus interface that have moved to DeviceKit-power - Remove the inhibit interface, and rely on gnome-session - Use DeviceKit-power to get the can-suspend and can-hibernate properties - Handle return to NORMAL idle when lid closed a bit better - Correct the polarity of the on-ac battery check when inhibiting the screensaver - Correct the logic for the fully charged and discharging popups - Don't try to keep closing the feedback widget - Don't always show a single graph dot in gnome-power-statistics + Updated translations. - Respin gnome-power-manager-call-SetPowerSave.patch. - Remove libglade2-devel BuildRequires. - Change DeviceKit-power BuildRequires to DeviceKit-power-devel. - Update gnome-power-manager-call-SetPowerSave.patch: put back some code that got removed in this release but that we need. * Sun May 03 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Change BuildRequires from unique-devel to libunique-devel * Wed Apr 22 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.26.1: + Fix the low capacity warning to fix rh#489832 + Convert a floating reference to prevent a GTK warning + Backport DPMS and IDLETIME fixes from master to fix multiple bugs + Connect to gnome-session and exit on logout + Use G_GINT64_FORMAT to fix compile on 64 bit computers + Trivial build fix + Updated translations. * Mon Mar 23 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - add gnome-power-manager-call-SetPowerSave.patch: gpm-2.26 doesn't use hal anymore, but only uses DeviceKit-*. However DeviceKit-power doesn't provide the same functionality as hal yet. One thing is the SetPowerSave method which should be called when AC adapter state changes. Without this temporary patch, we'd kill battery runtime. * Mon Mar 16 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.26.0: + Updated translations. * Sun Mar 15 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.25.92: + Many changes since 2.24 branch. + The most important change is that gnome-power-manager now uses DeviceKit-power. - Respin gnome-power-manager-notify-idle-sleep.patch and gnome-power-manager-reduce-deps.patch. - Disable gnome-power-manager-schedule-wakeups.patch: needs to be respinned, but it's a bit too complex, so I'll let the original developer do it. - Drop gnome-power-manager-bnc446595-shutdown-dialog.patch: fixed upstream. - Drop gnome-power-manager-system-policy.patch: fixed upstream another way a long time ago. - Drop gpm-zh_CN-translation.patch: we want to use upstream translations. - Drop gpm-icons.tar.bz2: those icons are not used since quite some time, so stop installing them. - Pass --with-doc-dir, --enable-legacy-buttons and - -enable-policykit to configure. - Do not pass --with-dbus-services with default value to configure. - Remove unneeded BuildRequires: docbook_4, gstreamer010-devel, libgnomeprintui-devel, libgnomeui-devel, notification-daemon, scrollkeeper. - Remove unneeded Requires: PolicyKit, dbus-1, notification-daemon. - Replace gnome-screensaver with gnome-session in Requires: gnome-power-manager now uses gnome-session for idle. - Add BuildRequires: DeviceKit-devel, DeviceKit-power, gnome-keyring-devel, hal-devel, libcanberra-devel, unique-devel. - Add Requires: DeviceKit-power. - Remove AutoReqProv: it's default now. - Don't package omf files twice (they are in the lang package too).
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DENVER -- The Colorado state Senate has approved a bill that would ban trans fats in products sold through school vending machines and a la carte food sold in cafeterias.
Food sold at fundraisers, bake sales and sporting event concessions would be exempt from the ban, which would take effect in fall 2013. Supporters of the bill, which passed 18-17, blocked an amendment to the proposed legislation that would exempt districts with fewer than 1,000 students from complying with the rules.
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Creator of Fox News/Dick Morris-pushed ads suggests Media Matters employees be "curbstomped"
A Republican strategist behind conservative ad campaigns fundraised for on Fox News by "Fox News political analyst" Dick Morris recently asked why the Media Matters "boys don't get curbstomped fortnightly."
In a September 2 tweet [1], Rick Wilson, who owns [2] the political consulting firm Intrepid Media [3], wrote: "Aside from the fact a gentleman doesn't hit women, explain to me why the MMFA boys don't get curbstomped fortnightly?" The top definition [4] on Urban Dictionary for curb stomping is, "To place someone's mouth on a cement curb, and then stomp on their head from behind to break out their teeth."
Wilson's business has been significantly aided by Fox News and its "political analyst" Dick Morris. Since 2008, Morris has urged Fox News viewers to help Republican causes by donating to three groups associated with Morris: National Republican Trust PAC, League of American Voters, and Americans for New Leadership. Wilson produced ads for all three groups, and Morris has specifically mentioned Wilson's ads in soliciting donations for the organizations.
Morris and Wilson also recently did paid work for the unsuccessful gubernatorial campaign of Christy Mihos (R-MA).
National Republican Trust PAC
In 2008, Morris repeatedly touted the National Republican Trust PAC's website, GOPTrust.com, and asked viewers to "give funds to GOPTrust.com." Between October 27, 2008, and November 17, 2008, Morris mentioned [5] GOPTrust.com during at least 13 Fox News appearances without disclosing that the organization paid $24,000 to Morris' consulting firm Triangulation Strategies from the beginning of October 2008 to November 24, 2008.
Wilson has consulted for the group and helped with its ad strategy. Greg Sargent, then with TPM Media, reported [6] on October 30, 2008, that Wilson helped the PAC with an ad attacking President Obama's association with Rev. Jeremiah Wright. Intrepid Media's demo reel contains [7] the group's Wright ad, and a separate GOPTrust.com ad attacking Obama over immigration reform.
Morris solicited donations [5] for Wilson's Wright ad on Fox. For instance, on the October 31, 2008, edition of Fox & Friends, Morris claimed Sen. John McCain "can win this election. And the key to that I think are two issues: One is the Reverend Wright issue, where I hope people give funds to GOPTrust.com to get that issue out."
Morris also solicited [5] help for the group's efforts opposing Democrat James Martin, who ran against Republican Sen. Saxby Chambliss of Georgia. On the November 17, 2008, edition of Fox & Friends, Morris said: "It all comes down to Georgia, Saxby Chambliss' race. ...One of the things that I'm urging people to do is to go online right now to GOPTrust.com, which has raised half a million dollars for an independent expenditure in Georgia." Federal records show that Intrepid Media was paid [8] by GOPTrust.com to produce media against Martin.
League of American Voters
Morris has served as the chief strategist and ad crafter for the conservative group League of American Voters (LAV), which opposed the Democrats' health care reform proposals. On Fox News, Morris implored viewers to donate for ads opposing health care reform at least 10 times [9] just in February and March, often directing viewers to his website, which contained contribution links for the LAV. Morris also regularly [10] solicited funds on Fox for 2009 LAV ad campaigns.
In a February 26 email [11] to DickMorris.com subscribers, Morris wrote that LAV "raised $200,000 in the past three days" to run ads in the districts of "marginal Democrats who voted for healthcare last time." On the October 19, 2009, edition of Hannity, Morris claimed [12] that "at DickMorris.com, we've raised now two and a half million dollars to run ads" against health care reform through LAV.
The Huffington Post Investigative Fund reported [13] in September 2009 that Wilson produced an anti-healthcare reform ad for LAV:
The trail led to a conservative Tallahassee-based media consultant named Rick Wilson. Wilson has produced a number of political TV ads for Republican and conservative causes. One of his most controversial projects was the 2002 spot that flashed a picture of Osama bin Laden and questioned the patriotism of Georgia Democratic Sen. Max Cleland, a decorated veteran who lost both legs and an arm in Vietnam. Cleland was defeated in his bid for reelection.
Wilson said he was paid to produce the health care ad before [LAV executive director] Bob Adams was involved in the League of American Voters -- which raises the question: who hired and paid Wilson?
Wilson declined to say. "I treat my clients with the confidentiality that they expect from me," he said.
In November 2009, the Politico's Ben Smith reported [14] on a LAV ad against health care reform and noted that Wilson is a "consultant to the group."
Intrepid Media's demo reel contains [7] an anti-health care ad for the League of American Voters.
Americans for New Leadership
On the August 30 edition of Fox News' Hannity, Morris suggested [15] that viewers donate to the anti-Harry Reid group Americans for New Leadership. During the segment, Morris did not mention that he's currently fundraising and helping with ad strategy for Americans for New Leadership.
According to its FEC records [16], Americans for New Leadership paid [17] Intrepid Media in early August for "ad production." Wilson has identified himself as producing ads for Americans for New Leadership, writing [18] in one tweet: "Oh dearie me...the Snitch Patrol at the @mmfa [19] AV Club is attacking one of my ads. I'm soooooo scared. Eye roll. http://bit.ly/bbVKPT [20]." Wilson linked to a Political Correction (a project of Media Matters Action Network) post about an Americans for New Leadership ad.
In a September 4 email through his DickMorris.com list, Morris wrote of Wilson's Americans for New Leadership ad: "Our previous solicitation raised $100,000 but we need $250,000 more. And, if we get it, Harry Reid is done!"
Christy Mihos
Both Morris and Wilson worked together on the Christy Mihos for Governor campaign (MA). The Boston Globe [21] noted that Mihos "paid Morris $20,000 a month for four months last year [2009], state campaign finance records show." Mihos also owed [22] Intrepid Media fees for advertising consulting. From a search of the Massachusetts' Office of Campaign and Political Finance:
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I am a repentant Republican. I am a reluctant Democrat. I am recalcitrant Independent. I have over the course of my life identified as a Southern Baptist, a Conservative Baptist, a Free Methodist, a Charismatic, an Episcopalian, and a Nazarene. Some reading the above lists might, I suppose, consider me fickle, or worse, a woman [Read More…]
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Postal Service will continue Saturday mail delivery
The U.S. Postal Service says it has no choice but to continue Saturday mail service for the time being. The service proposed cutting mail service on Saturday as a way to stop bleeding cash in an era of email. However, it says Congress is stopping any effort to develop a new delivery schedule. The Postal Service says it will play by the rules, but repeated a new schedule will result in about two-billion dollars of savings every year.


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I realized that devotional practice is not limited to deity-centered religion. There can be an earth-centered or nature-centered kind of devotion too. What I needed was to develop a devotional religious practice, not toward gods, but toward the world. I needed to embrace the world as my Beloved, as my waiting lover. The world is that Divine Other I have been seeking who can draw me out of my ego. And I need a religious practice that will affirm, encourage, and sustain this embrace. [Read more…]
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As the Pittsburgh Steelers (5-3) prepare for the first of their two trap games this month against the Kansas City Chiefs (1-7), they should realize that they are going to be in for a fight. Yes, on paper, the Steelers should be a favorite, but paper does not matter and reality is, the Chiefs have played the Steelers tough in recent seasons.
Going in, one would expect the offense to show up in this one, putting forth maybe a little extra for offensive coordinator Todd Haley, who was unceremoniously dropped as Chiefs head coach in the middle of 2011 after leading the team to the playoffs in 2010. For all the offseason banter, Haley has done an outstanding job for the offense, creating balance through periods of multiple injuries and keeping quarterback Ben Roethlisberger healthy. Unfortunately, for the Steelers, injuries will be a concern again as the offense will line up without three starters Rashard Mendenhall (Achilles), Marcus Gilbert (foot) and leading receiver Antonio Brown (Ankle).
Wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders will start in place of Brown and Jerricho Cotchery take more snaps and both must pick up the slack on third down. Brown is an explosive wide out, who seemed to develop into Roethlisberger's go to target on third down across the middle. If the Steelers can keep the chains moving and allow the newly established running game to keep the churning the clock, the offense will be in a great position against the Chiefs defense.
The big question for the running game is what backs will be available, as all five on the roster have been dinged in recent weeks. Last week against the New York Giants, Isaac Redman managed a career-high 147 yards and one touchdown, and should be in line for his second start. Behind him, it appears Jonathan Dwyer will return after missing last week with a Quad injury, and the third down role will fall between Baron Batch and rookie Chris Rainey who will be returning from a rib injury.
Another reason why the Steelers may look to possess the ball is to keep the Chiefs primary weapon, explosive running back Jamal Charles off the field. The defense has struggled at times against the run, and Charles has the ability to make them pay any time he touches the ball. If he can be successful in the run game, it may open things up for the passing attack that does boast some physical wide receivers that could present match-up problems for the secondary, which is again without safety Troy Polamalu (Calf).
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It's difficult to review a movie like Oblivion. The film is such a wide-ranging pastiche of existing science-fiction movies that you spend most of your time thinking not about what's actually in the film, nor about what any of it might "mean", but of all the other movies that this movie reminds you of.
So, here are the movies that came to my mind during or immediately after my first viewing of Oblivion. Maybe, if I see the film a second time, I will find all the inter-textual references less distracting and will be able to focus on the movie for its own sake. Oh, and be warned: there are lots and lots of spoilers below.


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Grado PS1000 Headphones Review
Former Crutchfield staff writer Woody Sherman spent years working as an editor and manager in the video industry at the national level.
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Heads up!Welcome to this article from the Crutchfield archives. Have fun reading it, but be aware that the information may be outdated and links may be broken.
A mission to know more
One of my first-ever assignments here at Crutchfield was to review a couple of Grado's low-to-medium end headphone offerings, so I was happy to hear that a package containing the product's flagship PS1000 'phones had appeared on my desk for some in-depth analysis. I don't often get a chance to have some extended hands-on with headphones that cost in the four-figure range. Were they worth it? I had to know.
The first look
Grado ships its headphones (yes, even the high-end ones) in sturdy, flat, white cardboard boxes that are almost generic in appearance. So the unboxing experience is not all that dramatic until you remove the top interior layer of foam and get a good idea of what you're dealing with.
|The Grado PS1000 headphones have it all: amazing sound and a retro style
The first look at a pair of Grados will stick with you. Their styling is classic, almost unabashedly retro, and designed to put sound reproduction and wearability ahead of any other item on the agenda. The PS1000's are exquisitely hand-crafted — the outer housings are made from a "stressed, then cured," non-resonant, hard-metal alloy. In combination with a carefully designed mahogany-wood inner sleeve, it makes the PS1000's immune to any ringing that would color or distort sound from the drivers.
And then there's the cabling. It's thick enough to not be out of place connecting power or phone lines. The eight-conductor UHPLC (ultra high-purity long-crystal) copper-graced cable is intended to pass every nuance of your music with transparent, faithful detail and no anomalies.
Comfort that lasts
Okay. I've seen some Grados before, this overall approach to design was nothing new. But I hadn't yet tried any of their large circumaural headphones. The firm, yet lightweight flaring foam cushions of the PS1000s slipped on to my head and stayed there as if they were designed with my head's dimensions in mind. I have to say, from the moment I put these on it was easy to forget they were there at all. They were that comfortable.
The PS1000s are open ended, like most of the Grado line. While low-level listening is not disruptive in a shared working environment, I wanted to give these cans a good listening at a normal, well-supported listening level. That meant I was taking them home to let them run a little.
Release the music
First, a word about my sample sources. I listened to a mixture of Apple lossless (ripped from standard 44.1kHz CDs) and 256k AAC files, through an iPhone® 4 connected to a NuForce iDo DAC/headphone amp. This setup has given me great performance and a strong, trustable signal with my everyday headphones.
Often, when evaluating headphones, I like to progress from primarily acoustic tunes to music with a more popular perspective. True to form, I kicked off my listening with an old acoustic classic from my library, Nick Drake's Pink Moon from the album of the same name. I've always thought of this tune as intimate, it's mostly just a vocal and a tightly-mic'ed six-string acoustic guitar. And yet, from the get-go on the PS1000s I had a sense of broad soundstage that I had never, ever had on this tune before.
The sense of the guitar and vocal in space were as I had perceived them before. But the individual voices had developed new, internal dimensions that I had not explored. Drake strums his guitar with his fingers on this song, not with a flatpick. I was suddenly acutely aware of the sound of each string as it was struck by either his nails or the pads of his fingers, and how that complicated the guitar's texture in an engaging way. A piano line joins halfway through the song, and I felt as though I could hear the mechanics of the piano's hammers as they struck home.
Add some texture to your texture
So is the soundstage always intimate? No, it's true to the engineer's intent. My next tune was Fountains of Wayne's Dip In The Ocean from their 2011 release Sky Full Of Holes. FOW is well-known for a pop-inspired pattern of lightly voiced break-downs that morph into big walls of sound. Dip In The Ocean starts out with that wall already in place. So the soundstage in this song was wide, and fully three-dimensional. I could easily dissect multi-voice harmonies, and discern the entire instrumentation.
If I were trying to transcribe an "ear-copy" of a tune, these would be excellent tools, as their definition is so clear as to be holographic. The bass frequencies were deeply extended yet musical, and the overall response felt very even, with a slight presence peak in mid-treble frequencies —perfect for vocal intelligibility and the voicing/phrasing nuances of wind instruments.
I fed them some classic anthem rock next: Love Reign O'er Me from The Who's classic Quadrophenia. It was like getting a direct mixing-board feed from 1973. You could hear every drawback and strength of that era's recording state of the art, but the analog love that flows from Daltrey's heartfelt vocal turned the headphones into a bit of a time machine. I'm not sure if I've ever heard that song sound so good.
Finally, I dropped in one of my favorite fusion tunes: 99 Flavors from Chick Corea Elektric Band's Beneath The Mask album. This tune, from the heyday of FM-synthesis synthesizers, snaps with demanding fast transients from the bass/drum battery of John Patitucci and Dave Weckl. A lot of gear isn't up to the high-energy attacks this genre can generate, but the PS1000s handled every bolt of lightning in stride. Funky and super, SUPER clean.
Integrity and Retro Sauce
Did I enjoy my time with the PS1000s? The answer is an unequivocal yes. These are some of the most balanced, transparent, fully-extended headphones I've had the luck to try, and wearing them is like having a little fluffy cloud on your head; they're ready for the long haul. Personally, I feel the best headphones are ones that get out of the way of the original producers and engineers intent, and just report the signals they receive with honesty and integrity. The Grado PS1000s fall into that category, and with their extra little dash of retro sauce, they're pretty darn stylish as well. Believe me when I say I miss them already.


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Tropical Storm Chantal Gains Strength
Tropical Storm Chantal continues to strengthen with maximum sustained winds of 65mph.
The 2pm update from the National Hurricane Center says the center of Chantal will move away from the Lesser Antilles today, and continue over the eastern Caribbean Sea this afternoon and tonight.
According to our weather partner, Storm Team 5, Chantal will move over Hispaniola tomorrow as a strong tropical storm or possibly a category 1 hurricane.
Meteorologist Glenn Glazer says the the storm's future from there is very uncertain, and it is likely that the mountainous terrain of Hispaniola will greatly weaken or destroy it.
Most of Florida is now in the error cone, and if it makes it into the Bahamas, it could bring us increased chances of showers and thunderstorms Saturday through Monday.
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Happy Monday!
Happy World Vegetarian Day and Happy beginning of Vegetarian Awareness Month! As you may know, this is the start of Rawktober for me! I will be trying to keep it light this week, because I'm going to only do smoothies & juices for the first week to cleanse and give my body a break. So I will most likely just be jogging, maybe doing some strength, but nothing too hardcore, and of course Pilates. I'll keep you updated. We're also moving today/tomorrow maybe too, so it will prob. be hectic. I'll keep you guys updated.
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Feminism | Posted by Vittoria F on 05/9/2011
The Catholic Church and Education
I live in a catholic country (Italy), in a small town and I go to a catholic and very conservative school.
I am not very religious and, most importantly, I am a feminist. This means I don't agree with my religion teacher (who is a priest) most of the time, but at least he's prepared to listen. Religion doesn't interfere with our academic education, but we do get educated in a Catholic environment: Latin choir, masses, prayers in the morning, that sort of thing. I usually look forward to compulsory religion lessons on Tuesdays, not because I'm particularly passionate about the subject, but for the chance of interesting discussions, where I can express my own feminist views on certain subjects we talk about: abortion, birth control, homosexuality, divorce etc.
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John Galliano Gets the NY Post Outrage Treatment
Well, it was bound to happen. John Galliano, pretty much off of the media's radar since he came to the States last month to work with Oscar de la Renta, has become the subject of the Post's front-page scorn . The designer — famously convicted of making racist public insults in France after a drunken and horrific anti-Semetic rant at a Parisian café — stepped out yesterday wearing an oversize bowler hat atop curly ringlets of hair, along with a long coat and cropped pants. It looked vaguely Hasidic, and the paparazzi were there to capture it on film. Then the folks at the Post got involved. Cue shitstorm.
Jewish leaders are angry as all hell, and Galliano is, once again, in trouble with the community. Thing is, he's been sporting this look for a while with no real implication of subtext. And that hat? As NY Mag points out, it's probably from Galliano-sucessor Bill Gaytten's fall '13 collection for the label. So, the outfit's likely not meant as mockery — but that doesn't mean it wasn't incredibly stupid for Galliano to wear it in NYC in the wake of his past actions. Because it was. It was really stupid. But so is the Post's manufactured outrage. So, to both John Galliano and the New York Post, we ask, "What the fk is wrong with you?"


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Come out and dance 'til you drop- Resurrect that old prom dress or bust your zombie apocalypse kit out of the bomb shelter because there will be costume themed prizes! Plus, no prom would be complete without a King and Queen- practice your speeches and bring some extra cash so you can vote early AND often! This party is sure to wake the dead, so leave the kiddos at home and be sure to designate a driver.
WHAT: A Thrilling night of fundraising! Zombie Prom 2013 is an 18 and up fundraiser presented by Team Yes! I am a Katelyn Friend benefiting the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. There will be dancing, hors d'oeuvres, cash bar & prizes along with extras like zombie makeup, costume contests, and prom style photos!
WHEN: Saturday May 25th, 2013 7pm-11pm (Zombie Make up available starting at 6:30, more info coming soon at KatelynJoyce.com)
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Yes, this is an 18+ event where there is sure to be drinking and other forms of mischief. You may be asked ot show ID, so please bring it along.
What can/can't I bring to the event?
Please do NOT bring/wear weapons as part of your costume, thanks! No outside food or drinks are allowed in the hall.
Is my registration/ticket transferrable?
We don't really suggest it, but we will honor tickets for entrance as long as the person is over 18.
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
Yes, please. Unless you can save the ticket to your mobile device and show it at the door.
What is the refund policy?
Sincethis is a fundraising event, we hope no one will be asking for a refund, but we will try to make sure everyone is happy...
When & Where
Knights of Columbus, Local 745
187 South Indiana Avenue
Saturday, May 25, 2013 from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM (CDT)
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The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary has made an arrest in relation to mischief at the City of Corner Brook public works depot that took place more than four years ago.
The 21-year-old, who would have been a youth at the time of the incident, was arrested Thursday and was charged with mischief exceeding $5,000.
Between June 19-20, 2010, three vehicles parked at the city depot on Charles Street sustained extensive damage. The perpetrator allegedly used a pick axe to break windows, head and tail lights, as well as puncture body panels on the vehicles.
The total cost of the damage incurred by the City of Corner Brook was in excess of $27,000.
At the time of the incident, the RNC Forensic Identification Section was able to obtain evidence at the scene. However, the investigation did not result in the identification of a suspect.
Information received from the National Crime Laboratory in the winter of 2014 enabled investigators to execute judicial authorizations leading to the identity of the accused.
The resident of Corner Brook is scheduled to appear in provincial youth court Sept. 24 as he was a minor at the time of the incident.


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"The 'restlessness' of which Augustine speaks is part of each person's journey throughout a lifetime. The Student Life Division strives to facilitate the journey so that a Villanova graduate will be grounded spiritually, intellectually, socially and ethically and be prepared to face the continued restless journey that lies ahead."
Rev. John P. Stack, O.S.A.
Vice President for Student Life


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New: Coaching Matters
The latest issue of Coaching Matters - the official magazine for Rugby League Coaches - is out now.
Coaching Courses
Visit RL Learning for more information on courses.
Or if you already know which course you want to take, book your place online at RL Learning Course Booker.
Changes to Service Area and Regional Player Development Centres
The Service Area and Regional Player Development Centres provision will be removed and replaced by a talent identification and development process embedded within community clubs and school settings. The new process, titled Embed the Pathway, will be open to all players and will include the development of coaches and the profiling of players. From this players will be identified to progress into the Academy system.
Create Development - Level 1 Award Content
We would like to thank Create Development for allowing their philosophy of holistic and developmental approaches to coaching children and young people to be used within the Level 1 Award.
All of the activities are based on Create Development's unique approach and form the platform for successful Rugby League players at all levels.
New Resources for Primary Rugby League
> Steve McNamara's views on Primary Rugby League from a parent's perspective - video
Coaching Contacts Update
The way clubs and leagues can access information regarding coaching, coach development and other important information has changed. Find out more...


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Man Shot Outside Police Station
CULVER CITY (CNS) - A man confronted officers with a handgun at the Culver City police station today and was shot and killed, homicide detectives confirmed.
The shooting occurred at 7:40 a.m. at the Culver City Police Department, 4040 Duquesne Ave. Sheriff's deputies were called in by the Culver City Police Department to investigate the officer-involved shooting under a longstanding policy, they said.
Police say the man had followed a police car as it was driven into the locked yard, and the suspect was armed with a handgun.
``Three officers commanded him to drop it, at which time he raised the gun at officers,'' Lt. Dave Pullman said. Two Culver City officers fired.
No officers were wounded.
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SAN BERNARDINO - With his arms and legs bound with wires, television repairman John "Jack" Cone was struck multiple times before he died last April when attacked in his San Bernardino home, a forensic pathologist testified Monday.
Glenn Holt, who works with the the San Bernardino County Sheriff-Coroner's Department, delivered his testimony about Jack Cone's autopsy during the trial for the two suspects in the case before Judge Michael Smith in San Bernardino Superior Court.
Holt said at the end of his testimony that, according to the autopsy done on April 4, the cause of Jack Cone's death was "blunt force injuries to the head."
Two days earlier Jack Cone was beaten and killed inside his home, which doubles as his workplace, on North Sierra Way in San Bernardino. Several guns and televisions as well as ammunition and the victim's truck were taken from the residence, according to police.
Prosecutors later charged Jack Cone's wife - Laurie Cone - as well as Gary Gallion with murder. Authorities suspect Laurie Cone solicited Gallion to rob and kill her husband while she was out gambling with her daughter at an area casino.
On Monday, the fourth day of the trial, Jurors saw graphic photos on an overhead screen of the victim's body. Simultaneously, Holt detailed the multiple wounds on parts of the body.
Laurie Cone put her head into her hands and looked down while the photos were displayed.
The pathologist described several contusions found on both of Jack Cone's legs.
"They were long and narrow as if a hard, rod object has struck the body," Holt said.
There were at least five of those marks on Jack Cone's left leg. There were additional marks seen on the right leg.
Holt testified that he determined the leg injuries had occurred before death.
Contusions and bruises were also found on both of Jack Cone's forearms, Holt said. Two arm bones were fractured.
Small contusions and subtle abrasions were found on the victim's chest and stomach area.
"They weren't terribly significant," Holt said.
Lastly, the witness talked about the deep cuts, tears and rips on the top of Jack Cone's head.
The skin was torn to the bone, and the skull was fractured, Holt said. Fractures were also found on Jack Cone's temples and officials determined there was some bleeding in his brain.
Deputy District Attorney Cary Epstein rested his case after Holt's testimony.
Defense attorneys Ed Congdon and James Gass are expected to present their side to the jury Tuesday.
Reach Lori via email or call her at 909-483-9378, or find her on Twitter @IEcourtsNow


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The sutras say, "Not to let go of wisdom is stupidity." When the mind doesn't exist, understanding and not understanding are both true. When the mind exists, understanding and not understanding are both false.
When you understand, reality depends on you. When you don't understand, you depend on reality.When reality depends on you, that which isn't real becomes real. When you depend on reality, that which is real becomes false. When you depend on reality, everything is false. When reality depends on you, everything is true. . Thus, the sage doesn't use his mind to look for reality, or reality to look for his mind, or his mind to look for his mind, or reality to look for reality. His mind doesn't give rise to reality. And reality doesn't give rise to his mind. And because both his mind and reality are still, he's always in samadhi. .
The sutras say, "Nothing has a nature of its own." Act. Don't question. When you question, you're wrong. . When you're deluded, the six senses and five shades are constructs of suffering and mortality. When you wake up, the six senses and five shades are constructs of nirvana and immortality.
Someone who seeks the way doesn't look beyond himself. He knows that the mind is the way. But when he finds the mind, he finds nothing. And when he finds the way, he finds nothing. If you think you can use the mind to find the way, you're deluded. When you're deluded, buddhahood exists. When you're aware, it doesn't exist. Because awareness is buddhahood. . Don't hate life and death or love life and death. Keep your every thought free of delusion, and in life you'll witness the beginning of nirvana, and in death you'll experience the assurance of no rebirth.
To see form but not be corrupted by form or to hear sound but not be corrupted by sound is liberation. Eyes that aren't attached to form are the gates of Zen. Ears that aren't attached to sound are also the gates of Zen. In short, those who perceive the existence of phenomena and remain unattached are liberated. .
When delusions are absent, the mind is the land of buddhas. When delusions are present, the mind is hell.
The understanding of Bodhidharma's teachings will be easier if you understand a few points. First is the hypothesis of reincarnation. All the religions born outside of India believe in only one life. The religions born in India differ on every point, but not on reincarnation. They all insist that you don't have only one life. You have had thousands of lives before and you will go on having lives again and again until you realize your self nature.
Life is only a school and unless you learn enlightenment, you will go on moving into the circle of life and death. This is something very essential.


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By Terri Bennett DoYourPart.com
When I hear the word "disposable," I usually cringe. That's because the items in our home that we consider "disposable" often aren't.
Think about the things we use one time and simply toss in the trash. You know, plastic wrap and straws and coffee filters. Do Your Part and replace those trashy items with ones that you can reuse. Not only will you waste less, you'll save money.
One of my favorite finds is reusable silicone covers that I can use in place of plastic wrap when reheating and storing foods. They come in a variety of sizes and they seal tightly on glass, ceramic, metal, and even plastic containers.
Since silicone is BPA-free, these are a safe choice for microwaving foods.
Then there are those plastic baggies we use in school lunches and the like. There are many reusable options, including colorful and washable baggies or sandwich wraps in every size and a wide variety of stainless steel food storage options.
There are lots of trashy items we use as we cook.
Aluminum foil is one. Instead of tearing off a strip and using it just once, opt for a thermal cover. These are excellent options to keep your foods warm and they are washable.
Lots of people use aluminum foil to get foods crisp. A reusable option does the trick, too. It's called a mesh crisper. This mesh sheet sits right on the rack in your oven and works quickly. Then, you can throw it in the dishwasher instead of the trash.
Bakers also swear by parchment paper. It's another difficult, if not impossible, item to recycle. There are now reusable baking sheet liners that are stick-free and dishwasher-safe.
There's plenty of paper waste to contend with in the kitchen. Paper towels and paper napkins cannot be recycled after they are used. They also end up costing you quite a bit over the course of a year.
I have a drawer of kitchen towels and rags that replace my paper towels.
Coffee filters are another small paper item but can add up to a whole lot of waste over the years. Investing in a reusable coffee filter for your coffee maker will save you money in just a matter of weeks. It also means fewer of those used coffee filters ending up in our landfills.
And there are ingenious options for the smallest of paper problems. I like the new silicone cupcake liners that come in all kinds of colors and make it super simple to bake.
Terri Bennett is a veteran TV meteorologist, eco-expert and author of "Do Your Part: A practical guide for everyday green living" available at DoYourPart.com.


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Carl Zeiss Distagon T* Otus 1,4/55 ZE (Canon) mount lens review: Peerless PrimeBy Kevin Carter - Tuesday November 26 2013 Lens Review
After analyzing the performance of the new Zeiss Otus 1,4/55 in Nikon mount we've had the opportunity to do the same with the ZE (EF) mount version. Read on to find out how well this fast standard lens performs.
The Zeiss Distagon T* Otus 1,4/55 is the first of a new series of high-grade lenses from the maker optimized for the next generation of high-resolution DSLRs. This fast standard adopts the firm's retrofocus Distagon type optical construction, a design previously only found on wide-angle models. It has a complex construction consisting of 12 elements in 10 groups, and features no less than six elements made from anomalous partial dispersion glass and one lens made with an aspherical surface. Although a manual focus design it has a 'floating elements' for close range correction and a minimum focus distance of 0.5m.
While the Canon mount (ZE) version lacks an aperture collar like that found on the Nikon (ZF.2) it has CPU contacts for data exchange and electronic aperture control. The result is a slightly longer (144mm vs 141mm) and heavier model (1030g vs 970g) than the Nikon mount version, although it measures the same 83mm at its widest point and retains the 77mm filter thread. The new 1,4/55 Otus is available for pre-order at $3,999 in Nikon and Canon mount only.
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Carl Zeiss Distagon T* Otus 1.4/55 ZE Canon lens perfomance
Carl Zeiss Distagon T* Otus 1.4/55 ZE Canon Vs Canon EF 50mm f/1.2L USM
Zeiss Distagon T* Otus 1.4/55 ZE vs Zeiss Planar T 50mm f/1.4 ZE vs Zeiss Makro-Planar T 50mm f/2 ZE
Further readings for the Carl Zeiss Distagon T* Otus 1,4/55 ZE (Canon) mount lens review: Peerless Prime
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Ludacris to host Billboard Music Awards
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Rapper and actor Ludacris has been tapped to host this weekend's Billboard Music Awards in Las Vegas.
Luda is taking time out of his filming schedule for Fast & Furious 7 to host the event. This year's list of presenters also includes Shania Twain, Phillip Phillips and Josh Groban.
Performers slated to take the stage include Shakira, who was just added to the lineup, Jennifer Lopez, Lorde, Luke Bryan, Miley Cyrus, Carrie Underwood, Pitbull and Ricky Martin.
ABC will televise the 2014 Billboard Music Awards Sunday from the MGM Grand Arena, starting at 8:00 pm Eastern.
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We don't need any new infrastructure, what we need is to clear the existing infrastructure of inefficient vehicles and replace them with efficient ones. In other words: give all streets, highways, cloverleaves and motorways exclusively to bicycles and all other human powered wheeled vehicles. Get rid of cars. Why make things so complicated if the solution is so simple?
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