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Name: gtk3-immodule-inuktitut | Distribution: openSUSE 12.1 |
Version: 3.2.1 | Vendor: openSUSE |
Release: 2.5.1 | Build date: Tue Jan 31 16:28:20 2012 |
Group: System/Libraries | Build host: build02 |
Size: 7652 | Source RPM: gtk3-3.2.1-2.5.1.src.rpm |
Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org | |
Url: http://www.gtk.org/ | |
Summary: The GTK+ toolkit library (version 3) -- Inuktitut Input Method |
GTK+ is a multi-platform toolkit for creating graphical user interfaces. Offering a complete set of widgets, GTK+ is suitable for projects ranging from small one-off projects to complete application suites. This package provides an input method for Inuktitut.
* Tue Jan 31 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add gtk3-broadway-v7-websockets.patch: enables v7 websockets support for modern browsers. Fix bnc#735843. * Fri Oct 28 2011 email@example.com - Add gtk3-immodule-fallback.patch: make it possible to specify fallback input method modules in the GTK_IM_MODULE environment variable. This is useful in case a module doesn't exist for both gtk2 and gtk3. Fix bnc#723382. * Sat Oct 15 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.2.1: + GtkCellRendererAccel can show virtual modifiers + CSS improvements: 'transparent' can be used a color + OS X improvements + Improvements of cross-platform key and button event handling: - Support '<Primary>' in accelerator strings - Use approprivate modifiers for extending and modifying selections, depending on the platform - Use the appropriate button for triggering context menus, depending on the platform + Bugs fixed: bgo#628936, bgo#653289, bgo#655057, bgo#657770, bgo#658767, bgo#658772, bgo#659022, bgo#659655, bgo#660687, bgo#660730. + Updated translations. * Mon Sep 26 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.2.0: + GtkFontChooser: More speed ups. The font chooser will now load instanteously, even if you have thousands of fonts + Bug fixes, including bgo#659826, bgo#659966, bgo#640741. + Updated translations. - Drop gtk3-bnc129753-localize-font-style-name.patch: GTK+ 3 now heavily relies on pango to display the font style name, so we can't have a patch like this one without fixing pango, which implies solving the real issue (and therefore removing the need for the patch). See bgo#95731 and bgo#123498 for the upstream pango bug. - Remove gnome-patch-translation support as there is no string added by patches anymore: + Remove gnome-patch-translation BuildRequires. + Remove call to gnome-patch-translation-prepare and gnome-patch-translation-update in %prep. * Tue Sep 20 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.1.92: + GtkIconView: Cells will now be prelighted, if you set the GtkCellRendererPixbuf::follow-state property. + GtkFontChooser: Speed up population of the font list somewhat. + Bugs fixed: bgo#615501, bgo#658981, bgo#659241, bgo#659247. + Updated translations. - Rebase gtk3-bnc129753-localize-font-style-name.patch. * Wed Sep 14 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.1.90: + GtkAppChooserButton: A new function has been added that makes it possible to have the button select the default app (as opposed to the most-recently-used app). + A lot of feedback on the the tree model refactoring has been incorporated via new test cases and bug fixes + The filechooser search has been ported to tracker 0.12 and is using the tracker DBus API directly now. + The new fontchooser API has been reworked a bit to make it follow the same pattern we use else where. GtkFontChooser is now an interface that is implemented by GtkFontChooserButton, GtkFontChooserDialog and GtkFontChooserWidget (to which the original GtkFontChooser has been renamed). + Bugs fixed: bgo#514843, bgo#617583, bgo#642706, bgo#657353, bgo#657627, bgo#658272, bgo#658379, bgo#658398, bgo#658507, bgo#658600, bgo#658696, bgo#658774. + Updated translations. - Update gtk3-bnc129753-localize-font-style-name.patch: rebase the patch, and localize font style names in new font-related widgets too. * Tue Sep 06 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.1.18: + GtkFileChooser: It is no possible to go to the containing folder of a selected file in recent files or search results. + Bugs fixed: bgo#530253, bgo#566202, bgo#581435, bgo#655631, bgo#657793, bgo#657882, bgo#657963, bgo#657985, bgo#658008, bgo#658077, bgo#658111, bgo#658168, bgo#658200. + Updated translations. - Pass explicit --enable-colord to configure to make sure we build colord support. * Wed Aug 31 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.1.16: + Make distcheck work again, and fix errors that crept in by lack of a working distcheck. + Bugs fixed: bgo#656223. - Remove sed hack in %prep introduced for 3.1.14 since it's now unneeded. * Tue Aug 30 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.1.14: + GtkTreeView: The GtkTreeModelFilter and GtkTreeModelSort implementations have been improved and a comprehensive test suite has been added. + GtkFileChooser: The selected file(s) can now be copied to the clipboard. + Bugs fixed: bgo#656851, bgo#344858, bgo#349502, bgo#621076, bgo#634136, bgo#649588, bgo#650762, bgo#651827, bgo#656986, bgo#657146, bgo#657260, bgo#657359, bgo#657384. + Updated translations. - Remove build of tests with a sed hack in %prep due to missing file in this tarball. This hack will get removed with the next release. - Drop gtk3-enabledeprecated.patch: fixed upstream. * Tue Aug 16 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.1.12: + GtkFontChooserDialog: A newly designed font selection dialog that is intended to replace GtkFontSelectionDialog + Drawing of focus rectangles is now optional; it can be turned off altogether, or until actual keyboard interaction happens, with the gtk-visible-focus setting. + OS X: Fixes for 10.7 (Lion) + Bugs fixed: bgo#407885, bgo#508601, bgo#599664, bgo#645258, bgo#649567, bgo#652991, bgo#653817, bgo#653964, bgo#655074, bgo#655122, bgo#655173, bgo#655495, bgo#655496, bgo#655545, bgo#655822, bgo#656098, bgo#656421. + Updated translations. - Add gtk3-enabledeprecated.patch: Fix build by enabling deprecated symbols for the test suite. * Sun Jul 24 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.1.10: + Assorted file chooser improvements/redesign: - Remove the expander in Save mode - Move the path bar up in Save mode - Remember the last opened directory - Start in recently-used mode when no folder is set - Update recent-files when confirming in the file chooser + Accessibility: - Gail has been merged into GTK+ and is no longer a module - A testsuite for a11y functionality has been added + Theming: - Icon view cells can now have a border + GtkMountOperation can now show processes on OpenBSD + Gdk input devices now expose their XInput2 device ID via gdk_x11_device_get_id() + Bugs fixed: bgo#653450, bgo#653705, bgo#653947, bgo#654125, bgo#654179, bgo#654428, bgo#654678, bgo#654695, bgo#654720, bgo#655009, bgo#654266. + Updated translations. - Drop gtk3-fix-crash-recent-glib.patch: fixed upstream. - Rebase gtk3-path-local.patch. - Manually create %{_libdir}/gtk-3.0/modules: it used to exist because of the libgail module, but now that the module is gone, we need to manually create the directory for external modules that will be installed there. * Thu Jul 21 2011 email@example.com - Add gtk3-fix-crash-recent-glib.patch: this fixes a crash in all apps with glib 2.29.12. Taken from git. * Wed Jul 06 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Change branding-upstream subpackage: + Add Requires for libgtk-3-0 since the branding package is useless without it. + Update summary and description. + Make noarch. + Add branding comments to let people know how gtk3 branding works. * Tue Jul 05 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.1.8: + Theming improvements: - Multiple colors are now supported - Support CSS font properties like font-size, font-family, etc - nth-child works for toolbars too + Bug fixes: bgo#652506, bgo#652618, bgo#652769, bgo#653053, bgo#653191, bgo#653333, bgo#653512, bgo#653785. + Updated translations. - Drop gtk3-fix-crash.patch: fixed upstream. - Drop gtk3-fix-100-empathy.patch: fixed upstream another way. * Tue Jun 28 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add gtk3-fix-100-empathy.patch to fix empathy taking 100% of the CPU. - Add gtk3-fix-crash.patch to fix a crash in empathy, when opening the context menu for a contact. * Thu Jun 16 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Pass --enable-x11-backend to configure to make sure we always build the X11 backend, that we always want. - Add a build_broadway_backend define, that controls whether we build the broadway (HTML5!) backend. If set: + we pass --enable-broadway-backend to configure + we package the additional files - Set build_broadway_backend to 1 for now, so people can play with the backend. * Wed Jun 15 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.1.6: + GtkOverlay is a new container that allows to place one or more 'overlay' widgets on top of another widget. This can be used for 'floating statusbars' and similar interfaces. + GtkLockButton has been simplified in appearance to look like a normal button + GtkNotebook now supports height-for-width layout + Accessibility for menuitems and combo boxes has been restored + The horizontal and vertical subclasses of GtkBox, GtkPaned, GtkSeparator, GtkScrollbar, GtkScale and GtkButtonBox have been deprecated + The print dialog can now display color profile information + Many enhancements and fixes to CSS theming - The CSS parser has been rewritten with the goal of better CSS compliance and improved error handling - A testsuite for the parser has been added - Attributes can be inherited from parent widgets - Shorthand properties are supported - Color and font attributes are now inherited - Borders and padding are now handled much more consistently, and border-radius support is more complete - text-shadow, box-shadow and icon-shadow attributes are now supported - nth-child works for boxes + Bugs fixed: bgo#353712, bgo#576492, bgo#624539, bgo#634491, bgo#634994, bgo#641087, bgo#642768, bgo#642773, bgo#642929, bgo#644906, bgo#646859, bgo#649314, bgo#649779, bgo#649972, bgo#649979, bgo#650012, bgo#650110, bgo#650114, bgo#650167, bgo#650202, bgo#650302, bgo#650382, bgo#650418, bgo#650420, bgo#650424, bgo#650530, bgo#650664, bgo#651194, bgo#651706, bgo#651707, bgo#651734, bgo#651979, bgo#652045, bgo#652102, bgo#652103, bgo#652282. + Updated translations. - Add pkgconfig(colord) BuildRequires for new color profile information feature. * Tue Jun 07 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.1.4: + GtkAssistant has received a visual refresh; as a side-effect, the various image properties are no longer used + GtkTextView can now handle RGBA colors + GtkFileChooser now remembers the last opened directory + GtkLockButton is a new widget to control dialogs with PolicyKit (or other) permissions + Size allocation changes: - GtkPaned and GtkMenuBar now do height-for-width - GtkAccelLabel is smarter about hiding the accel if too small - GTK+ now warns if widgets are under-allocated; this may cause considerable noise, it will be turned off before the next stable release - Label size allocation has been reworked, check your labels - No longer try to guess the size of labels; this makes it more important to give windows reasonable default sizes or set width-chars/max-width-chars on labels - The computation of initial window size has been reworked, check your windows + A test framework for mozilla-style reftests has been added + GDK Broadway backend changes: - Improved key event handling - Make resize grips work - Make window close buttons work - Stream data over websocket + Bugs fixed: bgo#618815, bgo#626457, bgo#626503, bgo#642214, bgo#644426, bgo#646517, bgo#646876, bgo#647284, bgo#647790, bgo#647806, bgo#647962, bgo#648136, bgo#648419, bgo#648570, bgo#648943, bgo#649295, bgo#649313, bgo#649457, bgo#649593. + Updated translations. - Changes from version 3.1.2: + Theming fixes and enhancements - GtkNotebook has an initial-gap style property - GtkNotebook tab drawing fixes - Fix problems with transparent backgrounds in panel applets - Style classes for 'inline' and 'primary' toolbars and sidebars - Dark theme information is made available to window managers via the _GTK_THEME_VARIANT property - Improved rendering of insensitive text - Support non-uniform border withs in the default engine - Fix prelight on treeview expanders + GtkEntry supports 'hinting' + GtkExpander can resize toplevel windows when expanding + GtkGrid supports RTL flipping + GtkStatusIcon reads the _NET_SYSTEM_TRAY_ICON_SIZE property to get information about the preferred icon size + To help with debugging of rendering problems, GDK consults the GDK_RENDERING environment variable. Possible values include 'similar', 'image' and 'recording' + Fix some problems with XI2 and input methods + New, experimental GDK backends: - broadway, which targets HTML5 - wayland, which targets the wayland display server + Bugs fixed: bgo#440963, bgo#635254, bgo#639584, bgo#640692, bgo#642712, bgo#642918, bgo#643805, bgo#643841, bgo#644276, bgo#644348, bgo#644353, bgo#644355, bgo#644570, bgo#644777, bgo#644836, bgo#644847, bgo#644925, bgo#644975, bgo#644976, bgo#645057, bgo#645134, bgo#645172, bgo#645176, bgo#645232, bgo#645234, bgo#645235, bgo#645236, bgo#645341, bgo#645354, bgo#645405, bgo#645458, bgo#645937, bgo#645960, bgo#646338, bgo#646446, bgo#646457, bgo#646458, bgo#646460, bgo#646461, bgo#646462, bgo#646500, bgo#646815, bgo#646882, bgo#646886, bgo#647086, bgo#647152, bgo#647244, bgo#647275, bgo#647278, bgo#647594, bgo#554057. * Tue Jun 07 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.0.11: + Modernize custom paper size dialog look. + Add an app chooser to the gtk-demo 'Pickers' example. + Bugs fixed: bgo#642773, bgo#576492, bgo#642929. + Updated translations. * Tue May 31 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.0.10: + Bugs fixed: bgo#649880, bgo#647284, bgo#648570, bgo#649779, bgo#650382. + Updated translations. * Tue Apr 26 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.0.9: + Fix some interference between XI2 and input methods, XEmbed and user-time tracking. + Theming improvements - Make it possible to give combo boxes, buttons, entries a uniform height. + GtkGrid now does RTL flipping like other containers. + Updated translations. * Mon Apr 04 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.0.8: + The size negotiation optimizations turned out to have problematic side effects in some applications, and have been reverted for now + Fix prelight of selected row expanders + Bugs fixed: bgo#645341, bgo#646446, bgo#646462, bgo#646498. + Updated translations - Changes from version 3.0.7: + Performance improvements for theming and size allocation + Thread-safety fixes in file chooser and app chooser code + GtkStatusIcon can now receive icon size hints from the tray it is embedded in + RTL fixes for GtkGrid and GtkWidget::halign + Bugs fixed: bgo#639584, bgo#642918, bgo#645232. * Mon Mar 28 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.0.6: + Export dark themes for the window manager. + Make selectable labels work again. + Updated translations. * Wed Mar 23 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.0.5: + reverts a problematic change in 3.0.4 which caused application font settings to be ignored. - Changes from version 3.0.4: + New style classes for 'inline' toolbars and sidebars have been added. + Theming fixes and enhancement in many widgets, including GtkRange, GtkFileChooser, GtkNotebook, GtkTreeview and GtkRadioButton. + Bugs fixed: bgo#640692, bgo#642712, bgo#644836, bgo#644975, bgo#644976, bgo#645057, bgo#645134, bgo#645172, bgo#645234, bgo#645235, bgo#645405, bgo#635254. + Updated translations. - Changes from version 3.0.3: + Support for the GDK_NATIVE_WINDOWS environment variable has been removed + Bugs fixed: bgo#642604, bgo#643416, bgo#644119, bgo#644248, bgo#644276, bgo#644348, bgo#644353, bgo#644355, bgo#644570. + Updated translations. * Mon Mar 07 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.0.2: + GtkSettings have been made multi-backend-safe + Many improvements to themability and the default theme: - GtkScale slider theming can adjust to scale marks, using style classes. - A new style class for 'primary' toolbars - Widget style classes can now be specified in GtkBuilder files. - Improved scrollbar drawing - Improved combobox drawing - Improved spinbutton drawing - Improved switch drawing - Improved checkbutton drawing - Improved menu drawing - Improved notebook tab drawing + Bugs fixed: bgo#643041, bgo#643131, bgo#643170, bgo#643216, bgo#643321, bgo#643347, bgo#643370, bgo#643440, bgo#643496, bgo#643543, bgo#643584, bgo#643630, bgo#643685, bgo#643911, bgo#643912, bgo#643925, bgo#643967, bgo#644089. * Tue Feb 22 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.0.1: + A autoconf macro, GTK_CHECK_BACKEND, has been added to allow easy checking for certain gdk backends + A number of memory leaks and segfaults involving accessibility have been fixed + Bugs fixed: bgo#586201, bgo#599907, bgo#626730, bgo#630971, bgo#633291, bgo#642213, bgo#642263, bgo#642541, bgo#642677, bgo#642681, bgo#642751, bgo#642771, bgo#642772, bgo#642778, bgo#642782, bgo#642791. + Updated translations. * Sat Feb 19 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Remove update-alternatives Requires in devel subpackage, since we don't use this mechanism anymore there. * Sun Feb 13 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add Provides/Obsoletes for libgtk-3_0-0 to libgtk-3-0 since there are some files that are shared between the two and some users might have libgtk-3_0-0 already. - Remove default gtkrc that was used in branding-upstream, and replace it with a settings.ini file, since this is the new mechanism. * Fri Feb 11 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.0.0: + Library sonames have been changed from libgdk-3.0 and libgtk-3.0 to libgdk-3 and libgtk-3. + Bugs fixed: bgo#632775, bgo#639846, bgo#639945, bgo#640801, bgo#641196, bgo#641302, bgo#641367, bgo#641409, bgo#641429, bgo#641431, bgo#641517, bgo#641558, bgo#641621, bgo#641640. + Updated translations. - Rename library package accordingly with new library soname. - Remove update-alternatives mechanism for gtk-builder-convert since the tool is not in gtk3 anymore. Also remove python-xml Requires of devel package, which was there only for this tool. * Thu Feb 03 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 2.99.3: + This release adds some forgotten padding to class structs, and thus breaks ABI for a last time before 3.0 + Many Introspection annotation improvements + We no longer build the gtk-update-icon-cache utility, and use a preexisting one, if --enable-gtk2-dependency is passed to configure + GtkBuilder can now fill GtkComboBoxText and GtkMenuToolButton widgets with data, as well as GtkFileFilters and GtkTextTagTables + GtkImage now has a ::use-fallback property to allow generic fallback with GIcons and icon-names (e.g. for symbolic icons) + There's a new gtk_text_view_get_cursor_locations() to enable popup-at-cursor functionality + The application chooser widgets can now set a custom dialog heading + The file chooser and application chooser widgets have received minor visual improvements + gtk-auto-mnemonics is now backed by an XSetting + Defaults for GtkSettings, as well as theme-specific settings, are now read from key files + Key themes are now supported again, their syntax has been changed to be CSS-like + More objects use GtkStyleContext directly + GtkPlug and GtkSocket have been reduced to X11-specific API, and using them requires including the <gtk/gtkx.h> header, and uses of GdkNativeWindow in their APIs have been replaced by the X11 Window type. + Bugs fixed: bgo#351755, bgo#586635, bgo#590459, bgo#598952, bgo#626336, bgo#634677, bgo#635287, bgo#636691, bgo#638920, bgo#639139, bgo#639186, bgo#639325, bgo#639380, bgo#639455, bgo#639520, bgo#639531, bgo#639625, bgo#639750, bgo#639754, bgo#639767, bgo#639792, bgo#639822, bgo#639845, bgo#639931, bgo#639949, bgo#640005, bgo#640006, bgo#640011, bgo#640105, bgo#640161, bgo#640188, bgo#640195, bgo#640282, bgo#640313, bgo#640391, bgo#640487, bgo#640698, bgo#640712, bgo#640744, bgo#640902, bgo#640965, bgo#640983, bgo#640999, bgo#641023, bgo#641039, bgo#641042, bgo#641059, bgo#641073 + Updated translations. * Thu Jan 13 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.99.2: + More widgets are using GtkStyleContext directly. + gtk-builder-convert now accepts a --target-version option + Bug fixes: bgo#637965, bgo#639127, bgo#639157, bgo#639209, bgo#639286, bgo#639327. + Updated translations. * Wed Jan 12 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.99.1: + More widgets are using GtkStyleContext directly. + GtkBuilder support has been added for setting menus on GtkMenuToolButtons and for adding tags to GtkTextTagTable as well as adding items to GtkComboBoxText. + Bug fixes: bgo#350618, bgo#612918, bgo#635687, bgo#638017, bgo#638119, bgo#638880, bgo#639030, bgo#639047, bgo#639079, bgo#639105, bgo#639106, bgo#639127, bgo#639157. + Updated translations. * Fri Jan 07 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 2.99.0: + Various API deprecations and removals, see NEWS for details. + The gtk-update-icon-cache and gtk-builder-convert utilities have been renamed back to their un-suffixed names. Distributions will have to resolve the conflict between GTK+ 2.x and 3.0 packages by dropping one set of the utilities and adding a dependency. + It is now possible to include multiple GDK backends in a single library. The --with-gdk-backend option has been split into separate --enable-{x11,win32,quartz}-backend options. + The GDK Quartz backend has been ported to the new GDK backend API. + A number of widgets have been ported to use GtkStyleContext directly. + Various problems with width-for-height geometry management have been fixed in GtkAlignment, GtkCheckButton, GtkBin. + The GtkComboBox, GtkIconView and GtkCellView widgets have been ported to use GtkCellArea for their cell layouts. + The cups print backend can now send print jobs directly in PDF if cups supports it. + GtkNumerableIcon is a variant of GEmblemedIcon for using numbers as emblems. + Bugs fixed: bgo#144324, bgo#165987, bgo#307963, bgo#321958, bgo#533745, bgo#553404, bgo#559503, bgo#560177, bgo#562182, bgo#599130, bgo#617312, bgo#617315, bgo#617322, bgo#617327, bgo#617471, bgo#621720, bgo#622125, bgo#629955, bgo#633795, bgo#634711, bgo#635299, bgo#637691, bgo#637721, bgo#637736, bgo#637763, bgo#637834, bgo#637849, bgo#637895, bgo#637907, bgo#637910, bgo#637958, bgo#637974, bgo#638179, bgo#638193, bgo#638231, bgo#638386, bgo#638580, bgo#638608. + Updated translations. - Remove --with-xinput=xfree from configure call: the option has been renamed to --enable-xinput, and there's no need to specify it in our case, really. - Use update-alternatives mechanism for gtk-update-icon-cache and gtk-builder-convert since both tools are shipped with the same names in gtk2 and gtk3: + Rename the non-versioned tools and man pages to versioned filenames. + Add update-alternatives Requires(post/postun) to tools and devel subpackages. + Call update-alterantives in %post/%postun of the tools and devel subpackages. * Wed Dec 22 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.91.7: + The treeview-refactor branch has been merged, bringing more flexible cell arrangement with GtkCellArea, GtkCellAreaBox, etc. + The gdk-backend branch has been merged. This branch cleans up the internal frontend/backend separation in GDK, with the ultimate goal of allowing to build a single gdk library that contains multiple backends (interesting combinations are x11+wayland or quartz+x11). + Various API deprecations and removals, see NEWS for details. + A number of GTK+ widgets have been ported to use GtkStyleContext directly for rendering. + The tracker search backend for the file chooser has been updated to work with libtracker-sparql as available in tracker >= 0.9. + The GtkAboutDialog has been given a facelift. It no longer opens second-level dialogs. + The GDK X11 backend now uses XI2 (including multi-device capabilities) by default. Use gdk_disable_multidevice() to switch back to the XI1/Core implementation. + Bugs fixed: bgo#629923, bgo#634657, bgo#635401, bgo#636732, bgo#636777, bgo#637018, bgo#637069, bgo#637155, bgo#637156, bgo#637189, bgo#637243, bgo#637256, bgo#637464, bgo#637471, bgo#637520, bgo#637606, bgo#637608 + Updated translations. - Remove -DGTK_COMPILATION in CFLAGS fixup: it's no longer needed. - Enable parallel build again. * Sat Dec 11 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.91.6: + Deprecations, cleanups and API changes: - GdkDrawable and some X11-specific APIs have been removed - GtkStyle and GtkRcStyle have been deprecated - The GdkWindowClass enumeration is now GdkWindowWindowClass - gdk_window_get_geometry lost its depth argument - The old, unused gtk_decorated_window_... functions have been removed. + GtkComboBox has gained an 'active id' property that is intended for easy binding to settings + GtkAppChooser: A new family of widgets that allow choosing an application to open a file. This is strongly based on the corresponding nautilus dialog, which it is replacing. + The GtkStyleContext branch has been merged, changing the APIs that are used to do themed drawing, and the theme engine interfaces. Among the new classes are GtkStyleContext (replacing GtkStyle) and GtkCssProvider (replacing the gtkrc parser). The migration guide contains a chapter about porting from GtkStyle to GtkStyleContext. + Bugs fixed: bgo#549720, bgo#582557, bgo#619148, bgo#636060, bgo#636129, bgo#636388, bgo#636511 + Updated translations. - Note: this update will break GTK+ 3 engines that were not ported to the new API. - Add -DGTK_COMPILATION to CFLAGS to fix a build issue. - Remove kg translation on 11.3 and earlier. * Tue Nov 30 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.91.5: + GtkSwitch: a new widget that provides switch-like on/off functionality + Deprecations and cleanups: - GtkCallbackMarshal and GtkFunction have been deprecated - gtk_init_add has been removed - The ::size-request signal has been removed - GtkRuler has been removed + The default value for the GtkBox::fill property has been changed back to TRUE + Bugs fixed: bgo#613942, bgo#629955, bgo#633324, bgo#633896, bgo#634474, bgo#634558, bgo#634592, bgo#634697, bgo#634821, bgo#634987, bgo#635175, bgo#635253, bgo#635307, bgo#635380, bgo#635588, bgo#635693, bgo#635879. + Updated translations. - Drop gtk3-introspection-build-fix.patch: fixed upstream. * Tue Nov 30 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Make gtk3-devel depend on python-xml instead of pyxml: pyxml will be removed, and we really wanted to use python-xml anyway. * Wed Nov 17 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.91.4: + bgo#609622: disappearing statusicon + bgo#631331: window icons don't work anymore + bgo#632894: Only show Desktop in file chooser button if there is one + bgo#633670: Child minimum/natural size is not respected by GtkScrolledWindow + bgo#633762: Correctly convert colors to CSS and deal with librsvg limitations + bgo#633915: gtk_button_box_child_requisition() mishandles size allocations + bgo#634060: Support for GIcon pixbufs + bgo#634338: Move GtkPaned documentation to inline comments + bgo#634339: Move GtkProgressBar documentation to inline comments + bgo#634340: Move GtkPageSetup documentation to inline comments - Changes from version 2.91.3: + The scrollable interface has gained some extra properties to influence scrolling behaviour: [hv]scroll-policy + The size_request vfunc and signal have been deprecated and are no longer used inside GTK+ itself + GtkAssistant has added a custom page type that gives full control of button visibility + The homogeneous parameter has been removed from gtk_box_new + Bugs fixed: bgo#61852, bgo#576498, bgo#612611, bgo#633050, bgo#633216, bgo#633274, bgo#633374, bgo#633500. + Updated translations. - Drop gtk3-fix-tests-build.patch: fixed upstream. - Add gtk3-introspection-build-fix.patch to fix the introspection build, based on changes from git. * Thu Oct 28 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.91.2: + GtkApplication has been rewritten. It mostly relies on GApplication API now. Remaining functions include gtk_application_new() and gtk_window_set_application() + A GtkScrollable interface has been added and implemented by all scrollable widgets. GtkScrolledWindow has ::min-display-width/height properties to control the minimal size of the content area. + GtkComboBox changes: - Popups can be wider than the combo box itself - The deprecated GtkComboBoxEntry subclass has been removed - The deprecated combo box text convenience API has been removed + GtkRecentManager changes: - Store xbel file in XDG_USER_DATA - Add gtk_recent_info_create_app_info() - Add gtk_recent_info_get_gicon() - Coalesce multiple changes + GtkIconView allows tree models (ignoring anything below the root level) + GtkProgressBar, GtkSpinButton, GtkEntry and GtkCalendar no longer have their own input-output window + gtk_widget_hide_all() has been removed + GtkGrid: A legacy-free, height-for-width grid container + GDK gained a GdkRGBA color struct containing 4 doubles, and various GdkColor APIs have GdkRGBA counterparts now. + Bugs fixed: bgo#324899, bgo#438318, bgo#524304, bgo#617174, bgo#632381, bgo#632538, bgo#632539, bgo#632677, bgo#632736, bgo#632936. + Updated translations. - Changes from version 2.91.1: + GTK+ can now add a resize grip to any window. The resize grip functionality in GtkStatusbar has been removed. + A very old bug in the handling of geometry widgets has been fixed, and a way to set geometry in terms of the geometry widget has been added: gtk_window_resize_to_geometry() + The GtkFileChooser now uses GSettings to store its settings instead of the keyfile ~/.config/gtk-2.0/gtkfilechooser.ini + GtkWrapBox has been dropped from GTK+ again. The widget will be available in libegg until clear use cases have been established. + GtkWidget now has horizontal and vertical expand flags, in the form of ::hexpand and ::vexpand properties. These flags are intended to obsolete most custom container-specific expand child properties, over time. Expandability is inherited up the widget hierarchy. + GtkComboBoxEntry has been deprecated in favor of a ::has-entry property on GtkComboBox. + The GtkComboBox text convenience API (gtk_combo_box_new_text(), etc) has been deprecated in favor of a new GtkComboBoxText class. + GtkLinkButton has gained a ::activate-link signal that can be used to suppress the default behavior. + The very outdated tutorial has been dropped from the GTK+ distribution, and a new 'Getting started' section has been added to the API documentation that will accumulate tutorial material over time. + Bugs fixed: bgo#68668, bgo#313350, bgo#351247, bgo#423201, bgo#563002, bgo#612396, bgo#613728, bgo#628902, bgo#629722, bgo#629778, bgo#629955, bgo#630850, bgo#630900, bgo#631203, bgo#631311, bgo#631473, bgo#631475, bgo#631599, bgo#631719, bgo#631794, bgo#631976, bgo#632059, bgo#632095, bgo#632140, bgo#632218. + Updated translations. - Drop gtk3-fix-badmatch-gnome-shell.patch: fixed upstream. - Add gtk3-fix-tests-build.patch to fix the build in the tests. - Change gtk3-data Recommends to Requires in libgtk-3_0-0 since it now contains a GSettings schemas, and GSettings schemas are definitely required at runtime. - Use %glib2_gsettings_schema_* macros for GSettings schemas installation. - Ship README.multipress in gtk3-immodule-multipress. * Fri Oct 15 2010 email@example.com - Add gtk3-fix-badmatch-gnome-shell.patch to fix a crash in gnome-shell. * Wed Oct 13 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Change hicolor-icon-theme Recommends to a Requires in libgtk-3-0_0 since we need to make sure it gets installed, and libgtk-3-0_0 is low-level enough for this. - Put comments that are in the scriptlets area of the spec file in "%if 0" statement: if we don't do that, they actually end up in the scriplets and can even make them fail if the scriptlets were just "-p /sbin/ldconfig". * Mon Oct 11 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Split input methods in subpackages: + Create gtk3-immodule-amharic, gtk3-immodule-inuktitut, gtk3-immodule-multipress, gtk3-immodule-thai, gtk3-immodules-tigrigna, gtk3-immodule-vietnamese, gtk3-immodule-xim subpackages. For the modules that are useful for specific locales, we use a locale(gtk3:$locale) Provides to make those packages installed by default when the locale is used. + Add Recommends to libgtk-3_0-0 for gtk3-immodule-amharic, gtk3-immodule-inuktitut, gtk3-immodule-thai, gtk3-immodules-tigrigna, gtk3-immodule-vietnamese. This makes sense since this helps people discover them without having to look for them. + gtk3-immodule-multipress is not useful by default. + gtk3-immodule-xim is creating performance issues, so we don't want it by default. + Fix bnc#629995. - Make the gtk3-data package own the directories of the themes, instead of just the files. - Move the ferret module to the devel package: it's useful for tests, but not in general. - Update the %gtk3_immodule_post and %gtk3_immodule_postun macros to use --update-cache instead of redirecting the output to a file. That's more solid. - Remove gtk3-tools Requires(postun) in libgtk-3_0-0: it's not needed. - Do not version the Recommends on the lang package. - Update baselibs.conf to remove assumption in the scriptlets of the generated packages that they are 32bit packages. - Use <prefix> in baselibs.conf since we use full paths there, and this is needed for x86 packages that put files in /emul/ia32-linux. * Tue Oct 05 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.91.0: + The rendering cleanup work has landed. This is a large change that affects many APIs. - All gtkstyle functions have been changed to take a cairo_t argument instead of a window + area. - GdkPixmap is gone. APIs that took pixmaps are being replaced by ones that take pixbufs or cairo surfaces, or regions (where pixmaps were used as masks). In background handling, pixmaps have been replaced by cairo patterns, see gdk_window_set_background_pattern(). - GdkColormap is gone. It is replaced by visuals, see gtk_widget_set_visual(). - The ::expose-event signal on GtkWidget has been replaced by a ::draw signal. - gtk_widget_get_snapshot() has been removed. Instead, gtk_widget_draw() can render a widget onto an cairo_t. + The GtkSizeRequest interface has been merged into GtkWidget, and GtkCellSizeRequest has been merged into GtkCellRenderer. The wrapper functions have been renamed to include 'preferred', e.g gtk_size_request_get_width() is now gtk_widget_get_preferred_width() and gtk_cell_size_request_get_width_for_height() is now gtk_cell_renderer_get_preferred_width_for_height(). + GtkObject has been removed. The ::destroy signal has been moved to GtkWidget. At the same time, GtkWidgetFlags have been removed, they already had getters and setters anyway. + GtkWidget has gained generic alignment and padding properties: halign, valign, margin-left, margin-right, margin-top, margin-bottom. These can be used instead of container-specific child properties or GtkMisc and GtkAlignment widgets. + Container widgets can now let GTK+ handle border-width for them, using gtk_container_class_handle_border_width() + The GtkEditableClass struct has been renamed to GtkEditableInterface + Mouse wheel scrolling has been removed from GtkNotebook + The default policy for scrolled windows has been changed to 'automatic' + Global url hooks have been removed from GtkAboutDialog and GtkLinkButton + The global window creation hook has been removed from GtkNotebook + The error handling in GDK has been modernized and avoids synchronizing X requests as much as possible + Fixed Bugs: bgo#323904, bgo#339745, bgo#468672, bgo#486839, bgo#601731, bgo#617316, bgo#621590, bgo#623664, bgo#628829, bgo#629177, bgo#629277, bgo#629387, bgo#629598, bgo#629608, bgo#629733, bgo#629748, bgo#629785, bgo#630033, bgo#630226, bgo#630520, bgo#630521, bgo#630532. + Updated translations. - Drop gtk3-no-gtkapplication.patch: we have glib 2.27.0 now. * Sat Sep 18 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.90.7: + Various deprecated APIs have been removed: - the GtkWidget::draw-border style property - the GtkEntry::state-hint style property - the GtkTreeView::row-ending-details style property - the GtkRange::trough-side-details style property - the GtkRange::stepper-position-details style property - the GtkRange::activate-slider style property - the GTK_CALENDAR_WEEK_START_MONDAY option - the GtkFrame::shadow and GtkHandleBox::shadow properties - the GtkTextView::page-horizontally signal - the GDK_WINDOW_DIALOG window type - the GTK_SELECTION_EXTENDED selection mode - the GtkProgressBarOrientation, GtkAnchorType and GtkVisibility enumerations - GtkDialog separators, including the GtkDialog::has-separator property, including setter/getter, the GTK_DIALOG_NO_SEPARATOR flag and the GtkMessageDialog::use-separator style property - gtk_status_icon_set/get_blinking - gdk_window_set_deskrelative_origin - The GtkItem class has been removed. Its functionality has been merged into is sole subclass, GtkMenuItem + The GtkIconView::orientation property has been renamed to 'item-orientation' + GtkProgressBar and GtkCellRendererProgress implement GtkOrientable now, and their 'orientation' property have been split into a 'orientation' property of type GtkOrientation and a boolean 'inverted' property + GDK no longer exports variables: gdk_threads_lock, gdk_threads_unlock, gdk_threads_mutex and gdk_display are no longer available + GTK no longer exports variables: gtk_major_version, gtk_minor_version, gtk_micro_version, gtk_binary_age, gtk_interface_age have been converted to functions. gtk_debug_flags has a getter and a setter. Misc. variables that had been exported by the semi-private text API have been removed. + All GDK keysym names have been changed from GDK_keysym to GDK_KEY_keysym; the previous names are still available in gdkkeysyms-compat.h. + GtkWrapBox is a new container, which distributes its children over multiple rows/columns + GTK+ now uses standard icon names when looking up stock icons + More widgets and cell renderers have been converted to support width-for-height: GtkCellRendererText, GtkAccelLabel, GtkCellView, GtkComboBox, GtkMenu, GtkMenuItem + Button boxes are now semi-homogeneous. + The directfb backend has been removed + Bugs fixed: bgo#77669, bgo#84188, bgo#414712, bgo#527499, bgo#528257, bgo#605186, bgo#614006, bgo#616401, bgo#626710, bgo#627028, bgo#627139, bgo#627445, bgo#627580, bgo#627643, bgo#627828, bgo#627843, bgo#627867, bgo#627912, bgo#628160, bgo#628308, bgo#628656, bgo#628807, bgo#628808, bgo#628884, bgo#628935, bgo#629110 + Updated translations. - Add gtk3-no-gtkapplication.patch: GApplication is gone in glib 2.26, so we can't build GtkApplication. Remove this API for now to keep gtk3 building. - Rebase gtk3-bnc130159-bgo319483-async-font-selection.patch. - Update the %post scriptlet to not fail if gtk3-tools is not installed. Also make it easier to read by using a %define to use the right binary for gtk-query-immodules-3.0. * Thu Sep 09 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Remove pkgconfig(xrender) BuildRequires: it's not needed anymore. - Rebase gtk3-bnc130159-bgo319483-async-font-selection.patch. * Wed Sep 01 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.90.6: + All drawing done by GTK+ itself has been ported from GDK drawing APIs to cairo + GtkExpander and GtkFrame now implement GtkSizeRequest + GtkExpander gained a ::label-fill property to make the label fill the entire horizontal space + Allow windows to be dragged by clicking on empty areas in menubars and toolbars + GtkAboutDialog can now refer to licenses using a ::license-type enumeration instead of embedding the license text + Deprecations and cleanups: - Remove GtkNotebookPage - Remove public struct members in many classes - Remove the GtkRecentManager::limit property - Remove all GDK drawing functions, ie gdk_draw_*. Use cairo instead. - Remove all GdkGC functions. Use cairo instead. - Remove all of GdkImage. Use cairo instead. - Remove all of GdkRGB. Use cairo instead. - Remove gdk_{bit,pix}map_create_from_data - GDK no longer depends on the render X extension + New accessors: - gdk_cursor_get_cursor_type - gdk_device_get_n_axes - gdk_display_is_closed - gtk_notebook_get_tab_[hv]border + New cairo-related APIs: - gdk_window_create_similar_surface - gdk_window_get_background_pattern + Bugs fixed: bgo#90935, bgo#97414, bgo#336225, bgo#554926, bgo#557263, bgo#579583, bgo#580291, bgo#596125, bgo#604391, bgo#605190, bgo#609264, bgo#611313, bgo#612919, bgo#614049, bgo#614443, bgo#615474, bgo#618327, bgo#621571, bgo#622658, bgo#623603, bgo#623865, bgo#624087, bgo#624224, bgo#624270, bgo#624333, bgo#624362, bgo#624367, bgo#624397, bgo#624432, bgo#624540, bgo#624687, bgo#624707, bgo#624779, bgo#625104, bgo#625235, bgo#625300, bgo#625416, bgo#625650, bgo#625655, bgo#625715, bgo#625953, bgo#626052, bgo#626276, bgo#626514 + Updated translations. - Patch gtk3-bnc130159-bgo319483-async-font-selection.patch has been marked as NEEDS-REBASE. According to bgo#319483, a lot has changed in the underlying libraries (fontconfig/pango) and re-evaluation of the patch might be required. * Wed Aug 25 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add RPM macros (macros.gtk3) to make it easier to handle installation of a GTK+ 3 IM module. * Wed Jul 21 2010 email@example.com - Clean up package. - Improve summaries and descriptions. - Remove _with_gobject define, which isn't needed anymore. - Add README.SUSE for biarch systems. - Add baselibs.conf. - Add missing cups-devel BuildRequires, as well as many explicit pkgconfig() BuildRequires. - Rename gtk3 to gtk3-tools, and split some data files to gtk3-data. - Make libgtk-3_0-0 provide gtk3, and add Requires for gtk3-tools for the post/postun scriptlets. Also add Recommends for branding, data and lang subpackages, as well as gvfs and hicolor-icon-theme for improved user experience. - Add pyxml Requires to devel package, since it's needed by gtk-builder-convert. - Remove hack on gtk-query-immodules-3.0 since there's no need to make it parallel installable, and instead add back the change from gtk2 needed for biarch, where gtk-query-immodules-3.0-64 is used on 64bit systems. - Move %{_sysconfdir}/gtk-3.0/im-multipress.conf to libgtk-3_0-0 and gtk-builder-convert-3.0 to devel subpackage. - Add patches based on the gtk2 package: + gtk3-GTK_PATH64.patch: contains the remaining part of gtk64.patch, to use the GTK_PATH64 environment variable on 64bit systems + gtk3-path-local.patch: based on gtk-path-local.patch + gtk3-bnc129753-localize-font-style-name.patch: based on bugzilla-129753-gtk+-2.8.9-localize-font-style-name.diff + gtk3-bnc130159-bgo319483-async-font-selection.patch: based on gtk2-bnc130159-bgo319483-async-selection-in-gtk-font-selection.diff - Add gnome-patch-translation support because of gtk3-bnc129753-localize-font-style-name.patch. - Comments on patches not brought from the gtk2 package: + bugzilla-131498-allow-xim-for-all-languages.patch: this was a patch to make it possible to set input to Japanese characters on 32bit applications running on a 64bit system. This is needed because somehow, scim-32bit is not installed by default. The right fix is to have scim-32bit installed by default, then. * Wed Jul 07 2010 email@example.com - Initial package of GTK+ 3.0
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January is National Mentoring Month, so Linda Koepke with Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Northcentral Wisconsin stopped by Sunrise 7 to talk about the organization and its benefits.
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Anime legend: iPad use is disgusting
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Miyazaki, 69, is an artist of legendary proportions in Japan. He directed "Princess Mononoke" and "Ponyo," as well as the first anime movie to win an Academy Award, "Spirited Away."
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Paper Bag It: Benefit Your Pocketbook and the Environment
Thinking of ways to save money? Bring your lunch to work or school instead of ordering or buying. Plenty writes that, "average takeout meal costs $6, while brown-bagging it only costs $2 per day. Over a year, you could save $2000 if you simply brought a homemade lunch every day instead of eating out."
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- Make enough food so that you have leftovers for the following days. Casseroles, stir-fry, meatloaf and pastas are great dinners that you can make in large amounts and bring to work for the weekdays.
- Get creative with your meals and switch it up with one great purchase…if you have leftover chicken you can make a chicken salad, chicken soup, chicken fingers, ect… then every day can be mixed up but you'll save by using the whole chicken
- Make sure you pack a balanced lunch so you the vending machine doesn't tempt you later in the day. A great snack like an apple and string cheese might help as well.
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Of course, here at Live Earth, we have to mention that bringing your lunch is more beneficial to the environment than ordering. "The food industry makes up 25% of total greenhouse gas emissions, much of which come from packaging and transporting food to restaurants and diners." Save your money, your health and our environment by paper bagging.


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War has struck the world once more. Cities behing captured and destroyed. Innocent people dying, running and fighting. Soon the war consists of two nations, the Greys and Blues. The city of New Haven is being fought over and destroyed by these two armies. The setting is a modern war type setting. Part of the city is controlled by the Greys and part is controlled by the Blues, some parts are unclaimed. You can be a citizen of the city or of one of the nations or be a soldier of either nation. If you are a rogue citizen you will have to hide from the armies to survive or simply fight them.
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The fiscal cliff is a man-made disaster waiting to happen.
It starts to take effect in January and includes $7 trillion worth of tax increases and spending cuts over a decade.
While that might seem like a deficit hawk's dream come true, it's anything but.
"It's too big, too quick, and focuses on the wrong parts of the budget," said Maya MacGuineas, who is spearheading the nonpartisan Campaign to Fix the Debt.
Among the policies at issue: reductions in both defense and non-defense spending; the expiration of the Bush tax cuts; the end of a payroll tax holiday and extended unemployment benefits; and the onset of reimbursement cuts to Medicare doctors.
In addition, the debt ceiling -- the legal limit on federal borrowing -- will need to be raised by early next year from its current level of $16.394 trillion.
If left in place, the fiscal cliff would lead to the biggest single-year drop in the annual deficit as a percent of the economy since 1969.
But because it would be so abrupt and arbitrary, it also could throw the United States back into a recession next year, when more than $500 billion will be taken out of the economy.
To avoid that, President Barack Obama and Congress will need to act quickly to avert at least some parts of the fiscal cliff.
So what, exactly, makes up the fiscal cliff?
Automatic spending cuts
Since Congress failed last year to reach a bipartisan debt-reduction deal, the Budget Control Act requires automatic spending cuts to commence on Jan. 2 that will amount to $1.2 trillion in deficit reduction over 10 years.
Defense: $55 billion will be cut in 2013 from projected levels of discretionary defense spending. That translates into at least a 10 percent cut to every program, project and activity that's not explicitly exempt.
Nondefense: $55 billion will be cut from projected levels of nondefense spending, which includes things like education, food inspections and air travel safety. Budget experts estimate the cuts will result in at least an 8 percent cut to programs, projects and activities.
Bush tax cuts
The Bush tax cuts, the eternal partisan trip-wire, are set to expire Dec. 31. And as a result:
Income tax rates: Rise to 15 percent, 28 percent, 31 percent, 36 percent and 39.6 percent, up from 10 percent, 15 percent, 25 percent, 28 percent, 33 percent and 35 percent.
Capital gains rate: Rises to 20 percent from 15 percent for most filers.
Qualified dividend rate: Rises to one's top income tax rate, up from 15 percent for most filers.
PEP/Pease limitations: Restored. High-income households may not be able to take some itemized deductions and personal exemptions in full.
Child tax credit: Falls to $500 per child from $1,000. The refundable portion also reduced.
American Opportunity Tax Credit: Expires. The lesser value HOPE tax credit for college tuition is reinstated. Several smaller education tax benefits also expire.
Earned Income Tax Credit: Expansion of eligibility for the credit expires.
Marriage penalty relief: Expires. Effectively that means a low- or middle-income two-earner couple will owe more to the IRS than they would if they were single making the same income.
Estate tax: Parameters revert to pre-2001 levels. The exemption level falls to $1 million from $5 million; and the top tax rate on taxable estates rises to 55 percent, up from 35 percent.


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I've got a niche restaurant rating site, and there is only one direct competitor out there, that has been the go to site for this niche for about a decade. My site is different in every way other than the fact that it has restaurant listings and reviews. Sites like Yelp, etc are very indirect competition, and are not a concern for me at the moment.
I'm still working out bugs and developing one last feature to complete the MVP. However I'm getting about 50 visitors a day right now due to organic search engine traffic. I have done zero advertising and am not yet ready to market the site. At the same time, I want to get these early adopters signed up and hopefully contributing to the content on the site. Right now, very few of these visitors are converting to registered members.
I have an option for FB login, and also a standard site login. The FB connect is very simple and requires just the users FB login credentials (they would likely already be logged into facebook and so already be authenticated). The standard signup and registration process has been simplified, however I am asking for mandatory things like: (1) first name, (2) last name, (3) email address, (4) username, (5) password, (6) zip/postal code. The optional fields on the signup form are: (1) gender, (2) birth date.
Is this too much to ask of someone to signup? Should I minimize to just username, email address, and password?
What can I do to start optimizing conversions for the early adopters?
Lastly, once a visitor has registered as a member, how can I encourage them to continue to post reviews and keep them coming back to my site?
PS- not sure if it makes a difference, but right now my current target and focus is only on one major city in North America.


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Stevens responds to Celtic trade rumors By: Steve Bulpett HOUSTON -- Brad Stevens threw more cold water on alleged discussions of trade scenarios involving the Celtics. He said after today's practice that he's not really involved in that side of the operation, but added that he'd hear if something was, in fact, going on -- and he hasn't, so...
Nothing to Rondo rumors By: Steve Bulpett Nothing to Rondo rumors HOUSTON -- The recent spate of rumors regarding the possible trade of Rajon Rondo are not based in any Celtic reality. "I haven't talked to any teams about Rajon Rondo," Celts' president of basketball operation Danny Ainge told the Herald this morning.
Pregame notes: Faverani to start for Olynyk; Lee, Bogans out By: Steve Bulpett MINNEAPOLIS -- Vitor Faverani is back in the Celtics' starting lineup, taking the place of Kelly Olynyk at center against the Timberwolves. "That has more to do with the size they bring up front," said coach Brad Stevens. Minnesota starts 6-11, 285-pound Nikola Pekovic in the middle.
Final: Celts can't keep up with Portland By: Steve Bulpett The Celtics lost their second straight game and fell to 4-6 on the season with a 109-96 defeat at the hands of Portland tonight. Jared Sullinger had a career-high 26 points, but the C's couldn't keep up with the now 7-2 Trail Blazers, who pulled away when they looked more inside.
Celtics pregame: Sullinger will play tonight By: Steve Bulpett The only real news to come out of pregame here at the Garden isn't really news at all.
Practice notes: Sullinger back, tank talk, Portland on tap By: Steve Bulpett WALTHAM -- In the midst of a heavy schedule of games, the Celtics didn't go very hard at today's practice. But Jared Sullinger, out last night with a bruised right knee, took part and is expected to play tomorrow night when the Trail Blazers visit.
Celtics fall to Jefferson, Bobcats By: Steve Bulpett The Celtics saw their four-game winning streak snapped, as former Shamrock Al Jefferson had 22 points and 10 rebounds to lead Charlotte to a 89-83 victory tonight. Jeff Green topped the now 4-5 Celts with 19.
Sullinger (bone bruise) out; Humphries will get his minutes By: Mark Murphy Jared Sullinger hovered around the court tonight as his teammates warmed up for their game against Charlotte, but the Celtics forward had the look of a kid who was missing out on a party.As indeed he was. Sullinger, who suffered a bone bruise in his right knee following a collision with the Magic's Moe Harkless Monday night, still hadn't recovered well enough to play tonight.
MRI reveals right knee bone bruise for C's Jared Sullinger By: Steve Bulpett MRI reveals right knee bone bruise for C's Jared Sullinger WALTHAM — An MRI on Jared Sullinger's right knee today revealed that the Celtics forward has a bone bruise. The Celtics have listed him as day-to-day.Sullinger didn't take part in today's practice after suffering the injury in traffic during last night's win over Orlando.
Celtics put it together in blowout of Orlando By: Steve Bulpett Avery Bradley went for 24 points as the Celtics took down the Magic, 120-105, tonight. It was their fourth straight win, coming on the heels of four losses to open the season. The Celts led the last 38:32, taking over down the first quarter stretch and piling it on in the second half.


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While ESA's CryoSat satellite was designed to monitor the Earth's polar ice sheets, it turns out to be pretty handy for other applications as well. Scientists are now using data from the onboard radar altimeter to measure sea level in lower latitudes with great precision. In this image of Cuba, the island's bay and coral reefs are pictured in red, due to the higher reflectiveness of the calm waters.
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Abortion is one of the most controversial issues in American society and politics today. Since 1973, when the Supreme Court legalized abortion in its landmark Roe v. Wade decision, opposing groups have sought to increase or restrict access to abortion, leading to intense debates among political leaders and activists, state and federal governments, and religious organizations.
The abortion debate is often considered a two-sided controversy, but it is actually a multifaceted issue that involves questions about biology, morality, and legal rights. For example, people who consider themselves pro-life argue that abortion destroys human life, which they believe begins at conception. Therefore, abortion is immoral and should be illegal. Some pro-life advocates allow exceptions in the case of rape, incest, or when the mother's health is at risk. People who identify themselves as pro-choice contend that a woman's right to make decisions concerning her body and her future outweigh the rights of the fetus. Some pro-choice supporters endorse restrictions on abortion, such as informed consent laws, which require that a woman receive state-authored literature on abortion before undergoing the procedure, and mandatory waiting periods. One of the most controversial restrictions on abortion requires minors to notify or obtain the consent of at least one parent before having an abortion.
In 1976, a landmark Supreme Court case, Bellotti v. Baird, challenged a Massachusetts statute that required a minor to obtain parental consent before undergoing an abortion. The existing statute afforded a young woman the right to petition the courts if her parents refused to consent to the procedure. In addition, the statute required the courts to notify the minor's parents if she filed a bypass petition. The Supreme Court decided that the law requiring parental consent was constitutional, but, as stated by the Court, "every pregnant minor is entitled in the first instance to go directly to court for a judicial determination without prior parental notice, consultation or consent." The Court also held that minors have the right to confidentiality, and courts thereafter were prohibited from notifying a young woman's parents if she petitioned for judicial bypass.
Other provisions regulating parental consent and notification laws that Bellotti v. Baird set down included the requirement that a pregnant teen be given the opportunity to prove that she is mature enough to make the abortion decision on her own. If she proves that she is mature enough, the court must bypass the parental involvement requirement, a process known as judicial bypass. If the court decides that she is not mature enough, the minor must be given the opportunity to show that abortion is in her best interest. If she makes this showing, the court must grant her request. Finally, according to the court decision, the hearing must "be completed with anonymity and sufficient expedition to provide an effective opportunity for an abortion to be obtained." Thus, the courts must ensure that the judicial system does not needlessly delay the minor's abortion, which increases the costs and risks of the procedure. Subsequent court cases have upheld the standards that Bellotti dictated, including the controversial 1992 case Planned Parenthood v. Casey.
Planned Parenthood v. Casey challenged Pennsylvania's 1989 Abortion Control Act, which, among other ordinances, required a minor to obtain a parent's consent before having an abortion. The Supreme Court affirmed the Bellotti decision, that the parental consent law with judicial bypass was constitutional, and decided that the state may impose restrictions on abortion as long as the restrictions do not impose an "undue burden" on a woman's right to procure an abortion. Thus, according to the Court, a parental involvement law with a judicial bypass option does not unduly burden a minor seeking an abortion. The Casey decision validated state laws that require parental consent in a minor's abortion decision and inspired many states to enact some form of a parental involvement requirement.
According to Planned Parenthood, as of 2001, seventeen states require a minor to obtain the consent of one or both of her parents for an abortion, and fifteen states require a minor to notify one or both of her parents of her decision to have an abortion. All states with parental involvement laws provide a judicial bypass option, and some states allow grandparents, siblings, aunts, or uncles who are at least twenty-five years old to consent for the minor in place of her parent. These laws have generated intense debate among abortion activists and politicians over whether such restrictions constitute an "undue burden" on a young woman's right to seek an abortion.
Many people who are in favor of parental notification and consent laws argue that parental knowledge in a time of crisis is in the best interest of the child because parents are in the best position to protect their daughters from the risks and consequences of abortion. Supporters maintain that parents are responsible for the medical and psychological wellbeing of their daughters, and therefore they should be informed of any medical procedure that is performed on them. Moreover, supporters point out that parents have the right to know about other activities that their underage teens engage in that are much less significant than abortion. As stated by former democratic senatorial candidate John Pinkerton, "Parents must give consent before their child can have their ears pierced or a tattoo put on. In fact, in public schools and emergency rooms, parents must give consent before their child can be treated with so much as an aspirin. Most voters agree that it is outrageous to allow a child to undergo any surgical procedure, let alone an invasive, irreversible procedure such as an abortion, without parental notification."
Advocates of parental notification and consent laws maintain that teenagers need the support of their parents when they make a decision as potentially life-altering as abortion. These people argue that teenagers should consult their parents before they decide to have an abortion because their parents can offer experience and maturity that the teenager lacks. In addition, parental involvement laws foster communication and family unity at a time when a minor most needs the comfort of her family. According to research published in the Journal of Adolescent Health, "There is little evidence . . . to suggest that parental notification legislation does harm to a teenager or her family. If anything, such requirements might support family communication and facilitate decision-making."
However, opponents of parental involvement laws argue that state laws requiring parental consent or notification are unnecessary and pose risks to pregnant teenagers. These critics contend that loving and communicative families do not need laws to foster unity, and most young women who seek abortions discuss the procedure with at least one parent anyway. A study conducted by Planned Parenthood found that 61 percent of minors who had abortions discussed their plans with at least one parent before undergoing the procedure. Of those minors who did not inform their parents of their abortions, 30 percent had histories of violence in their families, feared the occurrence of violence, or were afraid of being kicked out of their homes. The American Association of University Women states, "While the intent of such laws is to enhance family communication, the failure to guarantee confidentiality often deters young people from seeking timely services and care resulting in increased instances of sexually transmitted diseases, unwanted pregnancies, and lateterm abortions."
Opponents of parental consent and notification laws, including most medical associations, allege that the judicial system causes dangerous delays for minors who seek abortions. Teenagers are more likely than older women to have later abortions anyway; court delays can prohibit a young woman from obtaining an abortion until well into the second trimester of pregnancy, increasing the risks and costs of the procedure. For example, the proportion of second trimester abortions among minors in Missouri increased by 17 percent following the enactment of a parental consent law. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, "Legislation mandating parental involvement does not achieve the intended benefit of promoting family communication, but it does increase the risk of harm to the adolescent by delaying access to appropriate medical care. . . . [M]inors should not be compelled or required to involve their parents in their decisions to obtain abortions, although they should be encouraged to discuss their pregnancies with their parents and other responsible adults."
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ELIZABETHTOWN - Two Bladen County residents were killed Thanksgiving after the vehicle they were in crossed the center line and collided with a pickup, the state Highway Patrol said.
Victor Cruz-Antonio, 38, and Selena Cruz, 18, both of the Bladenboro area, were killed after the driver, Monica Cruz-Antonio, 17, lost control of the vehicle, Sgt. John Lewis of the Highway Patrol told The Fayetteville Observer on Saturday night.
They were traveling north on Twisted Hickory Road, east of Bladenboro, when their vehicle - a Ford Mustang, according to WECT-Channel 6 in Wilmington - crossed the center line about 9:20 a.m. Thursday.
Lewis said their vehicle struck a Ford pickup going in the opposite direction. They collided on the shoulder of the road, and three occupants from the Mustang were ejected from the rear window of the vehicle. They landed in a ditch.
Two of the ejected occupants were 2-year-old twins. Lewis said the twins were in children's seats but weren't strapped in. They were injured in the crash, he said. Victor Cruz-Antonio also was ejected.
The driver of the pickup was James Hall, 61, and his passenger was Tamika Smith, 61. Both are from Elizabethtown. Smith wasn't wearing a seatbelt, and both were injured in the accident, Lewis said.
The accident is under investigation.
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Cities included in the warning, in effect until 6 p.m. Friday, are Guthrie, Edmond, Oklahoma City, Moore, Norman, Chandler, El Reno, Tulsa, Stillwater, McAlester, Ada, Ardmore, Duncan, Shawnee, Lawton, Altus, Clinton and Watonga.
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"I don't believe it," Inhofe said. "…He asked a question and I'm disagreeing with him because something is happening right now and we have to have an NDAA."
There has always been a reason to oppose an NDAA bill, Inhofe said. The reason this time is that Republicans have said there will not be an NDAA bill unless it includes amendments for the National Security Council as well as Iran sanctions, Inhofe said. -
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It'll be over soon, Charlie
Here's Charlie Hunnam on the set of Sons Of Anarchy yesterday after quitting Fifty Shades Of Grey this weekend. Click here if you missed my post yesterday analysing his decision. Did Charlie Hunnam not have the balls to play Christian Grey? Or did he have the balls to NOT play Christian Grey? I think he had the balls to NOT play Christian Grey. Full Story
Charlie Hunnam avoids his Batman
Charlie Hunnam dropped out of Fifty Shades Of Grey just in time for Thanksgiving. The "official" reason according to the studio: "The filmmakers of Fifty Shades of Grey and Charlie Hunnam have agreed to find another male lead given Hunnam's immersive TV schedule, which is not allowing him time to adequately prepare for the role of Christian Grey," Bullsh-t, right? No one is believing this explanation, not even the reporters from outlets Full Story
Jax & Tara are fighting
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Charlie Hunnam's lunchtime
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Charlie Hunnam's trips to craft services are interesting to the paparazzi now that he's to be Christian Grey. Check out Charlie on the set of Sons Of Anarchy yesterday picking up lunch with the crew and his cast-mates. I'm running out of things to say about it. Like, there's nothing really new to say until he gets into character, right? To me, that'll be the reason to take the pictures. Full Story
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It's been a week since 50 Shades of Grey casting was confirmed, and now that the petitions have died down (seriously, who signs a petition for movie casting?!), Charlie Hunnam is talking about his new role. Speaking to a small group of reporters, Charlie talked about the casting process, including a long discussion with Sam Taylor-Johnson and a reading with Dakota Johnson, which he described as "exciting and fun and weird and compelling". Full Story
Dakota Johnson & Charlie Hunnam: Anastasia & Christian
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EL James, the author of Fifty Shades Of Grey, announced yesterday that she'd found an actress to play her in her fantasy with Robert Pattinson. Dakota Johnson will be Anastasia Steele. Charlie Hunnan is Christian Grey. So the biggest move of his career is a replacement for Robert Pattinson. What was your motivation Charlie? Imagining EL James imagining Pattinson going down on Kristen Stewart, basically. Full Story
Fifty Shades of Jax Teller?
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There was a rumour that started on Monday that Charlie Hunnam is now the latest frontrunner – of what's become a long list of frontrunners – to play Christian Grey in the film adaptation of Fifty Shades Of Grey. Yesterday, his team and the studio moved quickly to clarify Full Story
Charlie's Comic-Con backpack
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Sons Of Anarchy panelled at Comic-Con yesterday. Kurt Sutter talked a lot about how he was building towards the end. Season 6 is in production now, the penultimate before the season 7 conclusion. Obviously no details but he promised (or warned) that it would a f-cking bloodbath. Let them all die then. Full Story
Charlie Hunnam namechecks his girlfriend
Charlie Hunnam was on Conan last night. For those of you who've been wondering if he's still with his girlfriend Morgana, and didn't believe me when I said this was her yesterday, he mentions during the interview that he lives with "my girlfriend". Full Story
Charlie Hunnam is not Henry Cavill
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Yet. Ever? As you know, Henry Cavill is no longer with Gina Carano. He's now with the Big Bang Theory's Kaley Cuoco. Because he's Superman and a movie star now…? Man Of Steel is a Warner Bros property. So is Pacific Rim, starring Charlie Hunnam who's been dating jeweller designer Morgana for a few years now. Full Story
Pacific Rim Top Gun
Pacific Rim opens on Friday. My interviews with the cast are airing all week on etalk. I'll tell you more about Idris Elba, Charlie Hunnam, Charlie Day, and Ron Perlman tomorrow when I post the photos from the LA premiere which is happening tonight. Will Hunnam bring his girlfriend? Will she tell him to lower his chin? Here's Hunnam at Good Morning America yesterday. Full Story
Idris & Charlie on a red carpet together
Wenn, Reimschuessel/ Splash, Eamonn M. McCormack/ Getty
There will be more of this. Pacific Rim doesn't open until next Friday. So we'll get at least another major carpet. And some television interviews. My interviews with Idris Elba, Charlie Hunnam, Guillermo del Toro, Rinko Kikuchi, Ron Perlman, and Charlie Day from the junket in San Francisco last weekend will air next week on etalk so I'll save most of the details about being in a room with these two beasts for then (since many of you are still on holiday), but I will say, for now, that they're waaaaaayyyyyy more sexy on the casual than they are on a carpet. Full Story
The white kicks are back
Sons Of Anarchy has started production on Season 6, said to be the penultimate season of the show. Many cast members were on set yesterday, including Charlie Hunnam in Jax's white kicks. I can't quite remember where we left off...except I think Tara's in jail and Jax is well on his way to becoming a sick f-ck. Full Story
Charlie's big summer?
BUZZPAPS / Zodiac/ Splash
Charlie Hunnam was photographed out in Beverly Hills yesterday. Goddamn he is hot. Especially when he's moving around naturally and not on a red carpet with his chin up. We'll likely be seeing more of him on red carpets as we approach the release date of Pacific Rim, in theatres July 12. Full Story


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"North Korea's action creates a barrier to the stable operation" of the complex, the South Korean Unification Ministry said in a statement, urging its neighbor to "immediately normalize" the entry and exit process.
And South Korean Defense Minister Kim Kwan-jin said military action could be taken if the safety of the South Koreans in the zone were to come under threat.
"If there is a serious situation, we are fully ready, including military measures," he said at a meeting of lawmakers, the semiofficial South Korean news agency Yonhap reported.
The North has blocked the crossing into Kaesong before. In March 2009, also during joint U.S.-South Korean military drills that it said were a threat, Pyongyang shut the border, temporarily trapping hundreds of South Korean workers in the industrial complex.
It allowed many of the stranded workers to return to South Korea the next day, and fully reopened the border about a week later without explaining its reversal. It was unclear whether the latest drama over Kaesong would play out in similar fashion.
At the start of the day, when the North informed the South that it would prevent new entries to the complex, there were 861 South Korean workers in there, according to the Unification Ministry. The North said it would continue to let people leave the zone.
Hundreds of workers rotate in and out of Kaesong each day in a series of scheduled entries and exits. Many of them stay there for several nights.
During the late morning and early afternoon exit windows, only a trickle of workers was seen returning to South Korea from Kaesong, far fewer than the scores who were registered to leave at those times. South Korean authorities didn't immediately provide an explanation for the discrepancy, saying the individual companies decide when to send workers back.
Kim Kyong-sin, the manager of a textile manufacturing company in Kaesong who came back into South Korea on Wednesday, said some people were staying in the complex because "they are worried they might not be able to come back in."
During the March 2009 crisis, many South Korean companies with operations in the zone chose to keep more workers there to compensate for those not being allowed in. Kim said he was scheduled to go back into Kaesong on Thursday, but wasn't optimistic.
"I think if this continues there, business will be affected," Kim said. "I think the damage will be serious."
Kerry calls North 'reckless'
U.S. and South Korean officials have kept up their criticism of the North's actions in recent days.
John Kerry, the U.S. secretary of state, warned Tuesday that the United States will not accept North Korea as a "nuclear state."
"The bottom line is simply that what Kim Jong Un is choosing to do is provocative. It is dangerous, reckless," Kerry said during a joint briefing in Washington with South Korean Foreign Minister Yun Byung-se.
"And I reiterate again the United States will do what is necessary to defend ourselves and defend our allies, Korea and Japan," Kerry added. "We are fully prepared and capable of doing so, and I think the DPRK understands that."
The North has conducted three nuclear bomb tests, the most recent in February. It has said that its nuclear weapons are a deterrent that are no longer up for negotiation.
Carlin said North Korea's longer-range missiles may not be ready to be used for three to four years, and its nuclear program is a "low-level threat" at this point. He said Washington's most recent moves could be caused by it seeing some sort of movement around North Korean missile facilities, or it could be "misreading and over-reading North Korean propaganda but fulfilling their obligation to be on guard and prepared."
"We're going to get out of this particular crisis, it seems to me, without anything really blowing up," Carlin said. "But down the road, things are going to get more serious."
"What we should be looking at, really, is the decisions and the policies and the approach that we're going to have to take over the next four or five years to deal with these things," he added. "Because for the last five years, we really didn't do a very good job of doing that."


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NEW YORK, Oct. 30, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The Board of Trustees of the International Center of Photography announced today that Executive Director Mark Robbins will leave the organization on November 15. The search for a successor is actively underway.
"On behalf of the board, we thank Mark for his service to ICP, and wish him the best in his new endeavor," said Jeffrey A. Rosen, President of the ICP Board of Trustees. "We have a strong team that has been instrumental in positioning ICP as a leader in our industry and around the world. While we search for a new Executive Director, we will continue to draw on the talent we have at the helm of this organization."
"It has been an honor to lead ICP and to help articulate a vision for its future. As a museum, a school and an archive, ICP has changed our understanding of the history and meaning of photography, while expanding the discourse on what it will become. I am grateful to have had the opportunity to work with ICP's gifted staff and visionary board to sustain the singular legacy of the institution during this time of evolution and change. I look forward to watching the next phase unfold for ICP," Robbins said.
About ICP
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