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This is the Architecture publications section. Here you can find all publications, reports and presentations for this heritage area of interest.
Built Heritage Conservation & Ecological Sustainable Development (2012)
The conservation of the built heritage has a contribution to make to the achievement of environmental balance in human affairs, or 'sustainable development'. There are many interesting overlaps between the building conservation and sustainable development.
Download Built Heritage Conservation & Ecological Sustainable Development here [PDF 2.2MB].
Economic Value of Ireland's Historic Environment (2012)
Ireland's historic environment supports over 35,000 jobs and contributes in the order of €1.5 billion to the national economy, according to research commissioned by the Heritage Council.
Download Economic Value of Ireland's Historic Environment here [PDF 1.1MB].
Grant Aid for Building Conservation 'Quanta' Research (2011)
Prepared by Carrig Conservation International Ltd in association with Louise Harrington & Integral Finance Technology Ltd. upon instruction from the Heritage Council, this study on grant-giving in Ireland makes the case for continued state authority funding of a wide range of built heritage grants. The study also outlines the growing interest in 'preventative maintenance' and how to achieve value for money in grant-giving for building conservation.
The study was funded as an action of The Government Policy on Architecture 2009 – 2015, as a preliminary study for Action 18 (- to review financial assistance and tax relief for built heritage conservation).
Download the Full Report here [PDF 780KB].
Download the Executive Summary here [PDF 386KB].
Download the Technical Appendix here [PDF 353MB].
What is Curtilage?: Useful Principles for Protected Structures (2010)
Protection of a protected structures extends to the land and structures lying within its curtilage. 'Curtilage' is the area of ground directly connected with the functioning or inhabitation of a structure, such as a yard, a basement or a passageway to the structure. In this article, Colm Murray, Architecture Officer, outlines the findings of a study on curtilage undertaken by the Heritage Council.
Passed to the Future: The Bishop's Palace (2008)
The Heritage Council saw the potential of this building in its search for a permanent headquarters in Kilkenny. It was larger than the incumbent bishop needed, and agreement was reached for the Heritage Council to purchase and conserve the building and part of the site.
Download Passed to the Future: The Bishop's Palace here [PDF 4.5MB].
Archaeological Investigations: The Robing Room, Heritage Council HQ, Kilkenny (2011)
Prepared by Kilkenny Archaeology. An archaeological building recording and excavation project was undertaken in April-May 2011 at the Robing Room, Church Lane, Kilkenny. The Robing Room is a little-known neo-classical garden pavilion situated amongst a suite of medieval and early modern ecclesiastical buildings in the Close of Saint Canice's Cathedral. As part of a wider conservation scheme for the Heritage Council's headquarters, repairs to the Robing Room commenced in 2010 and will continue into 2012. Archaeologists were commissioned by the Heritage Council to study the building with a view to gaining a better understanding of its architectural history and its immediate archaeological context. The report by Kilkenny Archaeology provides a preliminary description of the investigations and their results, and will be supplemented in due course by specialist reports and further interpretation.
Guidance for the Care, Conservation & Recording of Historic Graveyards (2011)
Our historic graveyards are places of intense human activity. Along with providing a resting place for our departed and a place of remembrance, graveyards are of immense heritage value as sites of archaeological and architectural interest, as wildlife habitats and as repositories of local genealogy, sculpture and art. Across the Irish landscape countless generations erected churches for worship, round towers, enclosure walls, crypts and gravestones. In short, there is a lot we can learn from our historic cemeteries and this book will help unlock much of that information by assisting communities and researchers.
Download Guidance for the Care, Conservation & Recording of Historic Graveyards here [PDF 7.3MB].
Record of Protected Structures - Draft List (2011)
The Heritage Council has estimated that there are 38,171 protected structures in Ireland. It has published an index to the Record of Protected Structures (RPS) held by each planning authority. For the moment it should be considered as a work in progress, but it provides a framework for keeping tabs on the total numbers.
Download Record of Protected Structures - Draft List [PDF 125KB].
The Robing Room Conservation Works 2010-2011
The garden of Áras na hOidhreachta (Heritage Council HQ) contains an C18th Robing Room of significant architectural heritage value. This report sets out the architectural and historic significance of the structure and describes the present condition of the building. It documents proposed restoration, conservation and maintenance works which have the objective of restoring the preexisting character of the building.
Download the Robing Room Conservation Works 2010-2011 here [PDF 4.3MB].
Wicklow Town – A Gallery of Shopfronts (2010)
Prepared by Wicklow Town Forum & Wicklow County Council. This is an inventory of shopfronts in Wicklow Town Centre along with guidance for their ongoing repair and renewal. The publication highlights the important role of shopfronts in contributing to the unique and historic character of towns and villages, and seeks to provide practical guidance and promote good practice among shopowners and others. Hard copies are available on request from Deirdre Burns, Heritage Officer, Wicklow County council email@example.com.
Download Wicklow Town – A Gallery of Shopfronts [PDF 13.3MB].
Bats, Birds, Buildings & You (2009)
Many of our birds and all of our bats species are vulnerable to human interference and if they nest or roost in a building, they can be harmed by any renovation or restoration works to it.
Download Bats, Birds, Buildings & You (En) here [PDF 1.1MB].
Download Bats, Birds, Buildings & You (Gg) here [PDF 1.1MB].
Download Bats, Birds, Buildings & You Additional Information [PDF 2.5MB].
Traditional Buildings On Irish Farms (2005)
'Traditional Buildings On Irish Farms' outlines the significance of Ireland's Farm Heritage from the 'Big House' farm to small farmyards and how practices have changed over the years. It also provides insights into how to protect Irelands Farm Heritage or the future and offers guidelines for the repair and maintenance of traditional buildings and farmyards.
Download Traditional Buildings On Irish Farms here [PDF 2.5MB]
The Care Of Stained Glass (2004)
A practical guide to the conservation and preservation of stained glass.
Financial Support for Architectural Conservation in Ireland (2003)
As a major provider of support to the architectural heritage of Ireland, particularly through its grant-giving role, the Heritage Council is in a unique position to have a national perspective on the financial issues surrounding supports for owners of historic buildings in Ireland, both in the public and private sectors.
Having observed the difficulties experienced by owners and funding bodies, and at times the apparent anomalies which exist, the Council commissioned research on the various methods of support and their effectiveness in providing access to funding and achieving high standards of conservation. Based on the findings of this research, a number of recommendations have emerged, which if implemented would, in the Council's opinion, provide greater efficiency and quality as well as cost-effective support for our architectural heritage.
Download Financial Support for Architectural Conservation in Ireland here [PDF 200KB].
Policies & Priorities: Building Regulations & the National Heritage (Recommendations) (1999)
This research aims to examine the impact of building construction law, regulation and practice on historic buildings, to investigate the situation elsewhere, and to make recommendations, where judged appropriate, for policy initiatives which might be taken in the area.
Download Policies & Priorities: Building Regulations & the National Heritage here [PDF 58.5KB].
Taking Stock of our Ecclesiastical Heritage (1997)
This volume includes papers given at 'Taking Stock of our Ecclesiastical Heritage', a seminar held by the Heritage Council in February 1997 in Kilkenny Castle. The aim of this conference was to draw attention to this important element of our heritage - the heritage of churches - by launching the Survey of Churches in Ireland, as well as giving advice on basic care of churches and their contents.
Download Taking Stock of our Ecclesiastical Heritage here [PDF 7.1MB].
Irish Thatched Roofs: Is Their Future A Thing Of The Past?
The Heritage Council recognises the thatched house as an important part of Ireland's heritage. The purpose of this paper is to promote an integrated approach to Government on the subject of thatching, to involve all interested parties in the debate and discussion and to attempt to achieve consensus about issues.
Copies of this document are available free of charge by contacting The Heritage Council on 00353 (0)56 777 0777.
A Wexford Farmstead: The Conservation of an 18th Century Farmstead in County Wexford
A Wexford Farmstead tells the story of Mayglass Farm and its former occupants and it outlines the crucial conservation work of the Heritage Council. Of special interest to architects and folklorists, to teachers and historians, A Wexford Farmstead will also appeal to everyone who cares about Ireland's tradition of vernacular buildings and their importance to the country's heritage.
You can view more on the Wexford Farmstead by visiting the Mayglass website.
Copies of this document are available by contacting the Heritage Council on 00353 (0)56 777 0777.
Newtown Jerpoint, County Kilkenny (2007)
The deserted medieval borough of Newtown Jerpoint, County Kilkenny, located to the west of the Cistercian Abbey of Jerpoint, was once an important town. While Jerpoint is a well-known State property, the importance of Newtown Jerpoint is recognised mostly within academic circles. Its medieval church of St Nicholas now stands in ruins amid the grassed-over streets and the mounds of former houses. This Conservation Plan presents the significant historic documentation for Newtown Jerpoint, notably the first survey of the site in over 150 years.
Download Conservation Plan: Newtown Jerpoint, County Kilkenny [PDF 5.31MB].
Bolton Library, County Tipperary (2007)
The Bolton Library, Cashel, is one of Ireland's great, but little known treasures. The bequest of Archbishop Bolton, it provides a rich insight into the cultured milieu in which such a patron lived and the wide breadth of his learning and aspirations. It complements other such collections in Ireland, from the same period, such as the Worth Library and Marsh's Library, both in Dublin. The donation of the Bolton Library to subsequent generations provided a legacy beyond price.
Download Conservation Plan: Bolton Library, County Tipperary [PDF 5.15MB].
Lemanaghan, County Offaly (2007)
The historic complex at Lemanaghan, with its focus at the early monastic site dedicated to St Managhan, is located at the crossroads between the main Ferbane-to-Ballycumber road, and the Lemanaghan-to-Pollagh road. Close by are a holy well and tree. Linked to these by a medieval trackway or togher is a further Early Christian site known locally as 'Kell', or St Mella's Cell. (St Mella is said to be the mother of St Managhan.)
View Conservation Plan: Lemanaghan, County Offaly [PDF 1.96MB].
A Guide to Cork City's Historical Plaques & Signs (2006)
Published by Cork City Council. Historic Plaques are to be found throughout Cork City, on street corners, bridges, above shop fronts and houses and in gardens and parks. Some commemorate achievements by outstanding individuals; others highlight special or sacred places and structures, while more again mark street names and laneways. Collectively, plaques in Cork emphasise the enormous diversity of Cork's Heritage - from ballerinas to breweries.
A Guide to Cork City's Historic Plaques and Signs was officially launched by the Lord Mayor Councillor Deirdre Clune on Wednesday 14th June 2006 in the Cork Vision Centre, North Main Street, Cork.
This publication was produced following on from a study undertaken by the Cork City Council with the support of the Heritage Council. It highlights a selection of the plaques that were recorded during this study. A full record of known plaques are listed to the back of the publication. This publication seeks to encourage both the citizens of Cork and its many visitors to stop and observe the craftsmanship of these plaques and the story that they tell.
Download A Guide to Cork City's Historical Plaques & Signs [PDF 1.8MB].
A Guide to Historic Ironwork in Cork City (2006)
Published by Cork City Council. This booklet provides an introduction to the history of Historic Ironwork in Cork City. It includes information on the various styles, materials and properties of Historic Ironwork in the city and helps to highlight the distinctive character and tradition of this ironwork. The booklet also illustrates the incredible variety of Ironwork in the City from railings, gates, balconies, door panels and boot scrapers to lamp posts and bridges. The booklet also offers advice on how best to maintain this important element of the Heritage of Cork City.
Download A Guide to Historic Ironwork in Cork City here [PDF 5.4MB].
A Guide to Protected Structures in Cork City (2006)
Published by Cork City Council. Cork is a city which is steeped in history and Heritage. The built environment of Cork illustrates the special character and uniqueness of the city through its buildings and structures. In a city that is rapidly changing it is worth acknowledging and celebrating our Built Heritage while also looking to the future as the buildings we erect today will be our legacy for future generations.
This guide provides practical introduction to Protected Structures in Cork City and seeks to provide general information and advice to members of the public, building owners and occupiers. The publication also gives an insight into some of the fascinating buildings and structures. It is hoped that this booklet will clarify facts and dispel myths on what a protected designation means, how it is made and why and what assistance is available to help owners and those entrusted with the care of such structures.
Download A Guide to Protected Structures in Cork City here [PDF 236KB].
Guidance Notes for the Appraisal of Historic Gardens, Demesnes, Estates & their Settings (2006)
Published by Cork County Council. The aim of the Guidance Notes for the Appraisal of Historic Gardens, Demesnes, Estates and their Settings is to provide a steer to developers who are planning development within designed landscapes as to how to design such development to minimise impacts on its setting, and how to appraise such impacts. Cork County Council has won an award from the IPI and the UK Landscape Institute for this guidance.
Guide to Recording of Built Heritage (2006)
Published by Cork County Council. The aim of the Guide to Recording of Built Heritage is to promote awareness of built heritage and to guide community groups, school groups and heritage organisations with an interest in collecting heritage information in their local area how they can carry out a survey of their built heritage.
Inventory of Archaeological & Architectural Sources for Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown (2005)
Published by Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council. The Inventory of Archaeological and Architectural Sources for Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown is intended to be the first port of call for anyone undertaking research into the built heritage of Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown.
Download Inventory of Archaeological & Architectural Sources for Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown [PDF 3.2MB].
Russborough House, County Wicklow (2005)
Mark Bence-Jones (1978) described Russborough as 'arguably the most beautiful house in Ireland' — and there are few who would disagree, given the perfection of its architectural form and the quality of its interiors. Add to this the integrity of the estate, the importance of the designed landscape, its setting on the western side of the Wicklow Hills, and the association with the Leeson and Beit families who created two of the most significant collections of art in Ireland, and it is immediately clear that Russborough is a very important historic place.
Download Russborough House, County Wicklow Conservation Plan [PDF 4.98MB].
St. Mary's Church & Graveyard Conservation Plan (2005)
This conservation plan is the outcome of a conservation-focused study of St. Mary's Church and Graveyard in the centre of Kilkenny City. The study team was comprised of archaeologists, building history researchers, a structural engineer, conservation architects, building and stone material consultants, and a landscape architect.
The Plan includes a brief historical background study of St Mary's Church and Graveyard, a detailed scaled survey of the site and a physical study of the site, its monuments and buildings as they are currently. These studies have helped to lead to an understanding of the site and its components, their
contribution to the integrity of the site, and the issues it faces.
Download St. Mary's Church & Graveyard Conservation Plan here [PDF 2.9MB].
Henrietta Street Conservation Plan (2004)
This Conservation Plan was commissioned by Dublin City Council, as an action of the Dublin City Heritage Plan, and was co-funded by the Heritage Council. Henrietta Street ranks amongst the more important architectural and urban ensembles of this country.
The objectives of this plan are to:
- Re-affirm the significance of Henrietta Street;
- To identify the issues which currently undermine the importance of the street;
- To set out policies (with the consensus of the various stakeholders), aimed at protecting the aspects of the street which are of importance into the future.
St. Brendan's Cathedral, County Galway (2004)
The Cathedral of St Brendan, situated in the peaceful village of Clonfert in County Galway, was once a major centre for worship and learning. Its magnificent Romanesque doorway is famous internationally for the beauty of its carved sandstone detail, and the symbolism of its iconography. Many experts have studied, analysed and written about its history, its associations, and its importance in the ecclesiastical heritage of the country.
Download Conservation Plan: St. Brendan's Cathedral, Clonfert, County Galway [PDF 5.88MB].
Saint Lachtain's Church, County Kilkenny (2004)
The Church of Saint Lachtain in Freshford, County Kilkenny is a place of great antiquity. Its Romanesque porch, facing as it does a busy thoroughfare, is too often passed at a pace which allows no appreciation of its importance. This Conservation Plan clearly and unequivocally states the significance of this monument and gives the church a prominence in the ecclesiastical history of Ireland which had hitherto been largely unrecognised.
Download Saint Lachtain's Church, Freshford, County Kilkenny Conservation Plan [PDF 4.79MB].
Recording & Conserving Ireland's Industrial Heritage (2002)
The remains of our industrial past can be seen throughout the country: bridges, canals, railways and stores still in use, all bear testimony to the work of past generations. However, there are other signs too – derelict buildings, rusting machinery, lone chimneys marking the sites of once-thriving industries. The Heritage Council is conscious of this often-neglected part of our heritage, and in this publication seeks to raise awareness of what we have as well as giving simple guidance as to how to record and conserve it.
View Recording & Conserving Ireland's Industrial Heritage [pdf 7.5mb].
Conservation Plan: Rothe House, County Kilkenny (2002)
Rothe House is one of the earliest and most important historic places in Kilkenny, and indeed in the entire region. Saved from a very uncertain future by the dedication and tireless voluntary work of the Kilkenny Archaeological Society, Rothe House now looks forward to its sixth century in the heart of Kilkenny's city life.
Download Rothe House, County Kilkenny Conservation Plan [PDF 4.14MB].


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Name: gnome-keyring-pam | Distribution: openSUSE 11.3 |
Version: 2.30.1 | Vendor: openSUSE |
Release: 3.3.1 | Build date: Mon Dec 6 15:22:48 2010 |
Group: System/GUI/GNOME | Build host: build03 |
Size: 43632 | Source RPM: gnome-keyring-2.30.1-3.3.1.src.rpm |
Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org | |
Url: http://www.gnome.org/ | |
Summary: GNOME Keyring Password Manager - PAM module |
The GNOME Keyring is a daemon in the session, similar to ssh-agent, and other applications can use it to store passwords and other sensitive information. The program can manage several keyrings, each with its own master password, and there is also a session keyring which is never stored to disk, but forgotten when the session ends. The PAM module can be used to unlock the keyring on login.
GPLv2+ ; LGPLv2.1+
* Tue Nov 30 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Fix encoding issues with keyring names (bnc#635743 bgo#628797) * Thu Jun 03 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add gnome-keyring-fixes-from-git.patch to fix various issues related to gnome-keyring not working fine (with autologin, for example). - Add gnome-common BuildRequires and call to gnome-autogen.sh needed for the patch. * Thu Apr 29 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.30.1: + Build fixes for errors and distribution problems. + Fixes for building on recent GTK versions. + Remove accidental storage of user's login password in login keyring. + Fix assertion when exiting. + Updated translations. * Tue Mar 30 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.30.0: + More robust error display and handling. + Don't assert on va_list. + Don't save session keyring to disk. + Allow unlocking even when always unlock is not available. + Hide the automatically unlock check when login not usable. + Fix various issues storing and using auto unlock passwords. + Updated translations. * Wed Mar 10 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.29.92: + Fix various problems with not storing secret value properly. + Return no results when a search includes a bad collection identifier. + Don't raise error if ssh client disconnects early. + Allow running in a test environment. + Fix error when setting default keyring to NULL. + Autostart gnome-keyring-daemon in LXDE as well. + Rework the startup again, to use a singleton crontrolled via dbus, to help when no process was started by pam. + Display password and confirm prompts when creating keyring. + Allow specifying CKA_ID when creating collection. + Give translatable label to created login keyring. + When no default keyring set, use login keyring. + Fix problem initializing socket path in rpc module. + Fix endless loop in reading data. + Potential fix or sporadic crash. + Solaris build fixes. + Updated translations. Drop upstream included gnome-keyring-LXDE-autostart.patch. * Thu Feb 11 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.90: + Quit daemon when the dbus session is disconnected. + Don't print out warnings on SSH v1 keys. + Remove erroneous egg-dbus dependency. + Allow saving password for encryption keys. + Fix problems storing secrets in keyrings. + Expose idle and timeout lock options for keyrings in the prompt dialog. Fix remaining issues to get this to work. + Display a different message when unlocking the login keyring. + Fix problem with phantom 'xxx_1' keyrings appearing. + Load and use the default keyring properly. + Support accessing template style pkcs11 attributes. + Fix endless loop when looking for encryption key password in login keyring. + GNU Hurd build fixes. + Solaris build fixes. + Translation fixes. - Drop eggdbus-devel BuildRequires. - Tweak gnome-keyring-check-session.patch to not start the keyring if we're in a supported display manager, but DESKTOP_SESSION is not set. * Sun Feb 07 2010 email@example.com - Add gnome-keyring-LXDE-autostart.patch to allow to autostart keyring on LXDE session. * Wed Jan 27 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update gnome-keyring-check-session.patch to also support LXDE (and lxdm). * Mon Jan 11 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.5: + Implement lookup collection passwords in login keyring. + Various prompting fixes. + Store PKCS#11 objects after any attribute change. + Add 'Type' property to Secret Service API DBus item interface + Various warning, and uninitialized memory fixes. * Tue Dec 22 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.29.4: + Refactor how the daemon starts up. + Allow init with already present environment variables, using - -start. + Install autostart files for each component of the daemon. + New DBus Secret Service API for accessing passwords and secrets. + Old protocol for accessing secrets is no longer present. + libgnome-keyring is now its own module, and no longer bundled with gnome-keyring. + Use normal GtkEntry when prompting for passwords. + Requires GTK+ 2.18 + Implement new more flexible control protocol for pam and startup. + Complete more of the gp11 PKCS#11 wrapper library. + Implement AES key wrapping and unwrapping in PKCS#11 components. + Implement DH key generation and derivation in PKCS#11 components. + Integrate testing of PKCS#11 components via p11-tests. + Implement PKCS#11 component for storing 'keyring' style secrets. + Don't complain if we can't set session environment variables. + When running a debug build, warnings are fatal. + Refactor testing. + Encrypted channel for password with prompting dialog. - Pass --disable-schemas-install to configure. - Add eggdbus-devel BuildRequires. - Remove libgnome-keyring0 and gnome-keyring-devel subpackages (moved to libgnome-keyring source package). - Split the remaining of gnome-keyring-devel in libgcr-devel and libgp11-devel. - Update baselibs.conf to reflect the packages shipping libraries (libgcr0 and libgp11-0). * Thu Dec 17 2009 email@example.com - Add baselibs.conf as a source * Thu Dec 17 2009 email@example.com - Fix build on openSUSE <= 11.2. * Tue Dec 15 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.28.2: + Add license to reference documentation. + Sent output of g_printerr to syslog. + No error when can't unlock login keyring. + Fix assertion when comparing attributes. + Fix freeing of unallocated memory in test. + Don't barf on certificates with unsupported algorithm. + Fix some memory leaks. * Fri Dec 04 2009 email@example.com - Split the libraries in their own packages, to avoid useless dependencies for packages depending on libgnome-keyring0 but that don't want the whole gnome-keyring (which pulls gtk2). This means we now have libgnome-keyring0, libgcr0, libgp11-0 and libgp11-modules subpackages. (Thanks to Debian: summaries and descriptions are inspired by the Debian ones.) - Remove .la files. - Do not self-obsolete for gnome-keyring-doc and pam_keyring. - Move the pam-confire PreReq to the pam subpackage. * Fri Nov 13 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.28.1: + Fix support for SSH RSA1 keys. + Fix a delay when the daemon quits. + Use default D-Bus timeout when finding daemon. + Make custom pkcs11 constants unsigned longs. + Use unsigned long for module handle counter. + Fix assertion when releasing secure memory block. - Drop gnome-keyring-no-logout-delay.patch: fixed upstream. - Drop gnome-keyring-fix-ssh1-agent.patch: fixed upstream. - Update gnome-keyring-check-session.patch to apply without fuzz. * Thu Oct 08 2009 email@example.com - Add gnome-keyring-fix-ssh1-agent.patch to make the ssh agent support rsa1 keys again. Fix bnc#540515. * Tue Oct 06 2009 email@example.com - Update gnome-keyring-pam-auth-prompt-password.patch to not prompt for password if use_authtok option is used. * Fri Oct 02 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add gnome-keyring-no-logout-delay.patch to fix delay during logout. * Tue Sep 22 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.28.0: + Fix build problems with -as-needed. - Remove export SUSE_ASNEEDED. * Mon Sep 14 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.27.92: + Some uses of glib memory routines to explicitly allocate memory. + Fix erroneous assertion hit by gtk-doc and tests. + Revert change which bumped libtasn1 required to 1.0. + Fix logic for only_if option in PAM module. + Handle unix signals on one thread. + Better daemon startup and forking logic. + Optional use of automake silent rules when available. + No warning when a disk doesn't have a UDI identifier. - Drop gnome-keyring-pam-fix-only_if.patch: fixed upstream. - Add SUSE_ASNEEDED=0 to fix build. * Sun Aug 30 2009 email@example.com - Add gnome-keyring-pam-fix-only_if.patch to fix logic in pam module when using only_if. * Mon Aug 10 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.27.90: + Build fixes on Solaris and FreeBSD. + Take length of ASN.1 elements into account, when parsing. * Wed Jul 29 2009 email@example.com - Drop gnome-keyring-auto-start-if-compatibility.patch now that pam-config has been updated to support only_if in the pam config. - Change pam-config call in post to use "--gnome_keyring-auto_start - -gnome_keyring-only_if=gdm" instead of "--gnome_keyring-auto_start_if=gdm"" - PreReq pam-config at least 0.72 for those changes. * Tue Jul 28 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.27.5: + Add support for lifetime constrained SSH identities. + Use GtkBuilder files where glade files were used. + Write private key files with tighter file permissions. + Use gio instead of libhal for monitoring volumes. + Updated translations. - Remove hal-devel from BuildRequires not needed anymore. * Sun Jul 19 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.27.4: + Insurance in parsing keyring format for future changes. + Add 'use_authtok' option to pam module. + Test utility fix. + Add 'only_if=' option to pam module. + Make 'Password:' prompt translatable in pam module. + Use libgcrypt to generate iv/salt where needed. + Remove old cu-test style unit tests. + Code refactoring and cleanup, removed 'common' component. + Auto generated ChangeLog. + Cleanup unit tests, and make them run with 'make check' - Changes from version 2.26.3: + Build fixes. + Fix problem with RSA key sizes that are not a multiple of 8. This affected use of SSH keys in particular. + Fix crash related to secure memory. - Drop gnome-keyring-pam-auto-start-if.patch: fixed upstream. - Drop gnome-keyring-pam-translate.patch: fixed upstream. - Remove AutoReqProv: it's default now. - Add gnome-keyring-auto-start-if-compatibility.patch since pam-config does not know yet about only_if. It will be removed once pam-config will be updated. * Sun Apr 12 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.26.1: + Fix many problems with the new secure memory allocator + DBus now automatically starts the gnome-keyring service properly + When auto activating the gnome-keyring DBus service, check for an already running daemon + Don't print critical warnings when registering with DBus fails + Bump glib dependency + Add DBus method for getting the gnome-keyring environment variables + Fix crash when prompting to unlock the keyring + Initialize daemon with LOGNAME and USERNAME environment variables + Build fixes - Merge -doc into -devel as it only contains gtk-doc - Move gtk-doc from main to -devel * Sat Mar 21 2009 email@example.com - Modify baselibs.conf so that if pam-32bit is installed on x86_64, gnome-keyring-pam-32bit and gnome-keyring-32bit is installed as well. * Thu Mar 19 2009 email@example.com - Fix an issue where Requires on libtasn1-devel and gtk2-devel was added to -pam instead of -devel * Sat Mar 14 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.26.0: + Implement support for running gnome-keyring-daemon under valgrind + Checks for asn1Parser tool when configuring + Only automatically expose PKCS#11 public key objects for private keys + Have the SSH agent only log into the token when we have a private key that we want to access + Disable input method in password - Add libtasn1-devel and gtk2-devel to Requires for devel package * Fri Mar 06 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.25.92: + Fix problems when multiple processes tried to initialize the gnome-keyring-daemon at the same time, often resulting in a user session that hung on login. + Add compatibility support for loading SSH unlock passwords from previous versions of gnome-keyring. + Fix compiler warnings on 32-bit systems. + Fix uninitialized variable usage. These resulted in crashes. + Initialize PKCS#11 tokens before importing certificates or keys to them. Remove previous auto-initialize idea. + Add basic support for PKCS#11 SO logins. + Fix focus issues in the import certificate/key dialog. + When looking for PKCS#11 objects, skip tokens that have not been initialized. + Exit properly when an error occurs on importing a certificate or key. + Hash objects when storing them in PKCS#11 user-store and validate the hashes when loading them. + Build fix on Solaris + If login keyring doesn't exist when changing a PAM password, don't create it automatically. + Close stdin/stdout when not running the daemon in foreground. This fixes a regression in scripts starting gnome-keyring-daemon. - Remove -fno-strict-aliasing from CFLAGS. - Use makeinstall (install-pam is no longer useful) - Make sure fdupes is called last (since we might changes some files before).
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Then the LORD God called to the man, and said to him, "Where are you?" Gen 3:9
And He said, "Who told you that you were naked? Have you eaten from the tree of which I commanded you not to eat?" Gen 3:11
Then the LORD God said to the woman, "What is this you have done?" And the woman said, "The serpent deceived me, and I ate." Gen 3:13
Then the LORD said to Cain, "Where is Abel your brother?" And he said, "I do not know. Am I my brother's keeper?" Gen 4:9
And the LORD said to Abraham, "Why did Sarah laugh, saying, 'Shall I indeed bear a child, when I am so old?' Gen 18:13
He said, "Hagar, Sarai's maid, where have you come from and where are you going?" And she said, "I am fleeing from the presence of my mistress Sarai." Gen 16:8
The LORD said to him (Moses), "What is that in your hand?" And he said, "A staff." Exo 4:2
Then he came there to a cave and lodged there; and behold, the word of the LORD came to him, and He said to him, "What are you doing here, Elijah?" 1Kings 19:9
Then God said to Jonah, "Do you have good reason to be angry about the plant?" And he said, "I have good reason to be angry, even to death." Jonah 4:9
There may not be one simple answer, but I'm wondering why He asks questions of people when He knows the answer. Thoughts?


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Thu, Dec 19, 2013 | 23:24 GMT
Ultratron, Revenge of the Titan feature in latest Humble Weekly Sale
Today's new Humble Weekly Sale features the works of Puppy Games; details and a pretty great trailer through the break.
Tue, Dec 17, 2013 | 23:36 GMT
Humble Bundle 8 includes Aaaaa!!! for the Awesome, Little Inferno, more
The latest Humble Bundle offers DRM-free indie games for Android Linux, Mac, and PC, including a couple of absolute treasures.
Mon, Dec 09, 2013 | 00:35 GMT
EA Origin Humble Bundle pays out $1.65 million to American Cancer Society
EA has handed over $1.65 million to the American Cancer Society, just part of a whopping total the publisher raised for charity by offering a pay-what-you-want bundle.
Mon, Dec 02, 2013 | 00:23 GMT
Yogscast's Dwarven Dairy offers six games and more for $25 charitable donation
Score six game sand a couple of pieces of exclusive content when you throw $25 at Yogscast's Dwarven Dairy, a livestream event raising money for Oxfam, SpecialEffect, Little People UK, GamesAid and War Child.
Wed, Nov 27, 2013 | 04:42 GMT
Humble Mobile Bundle 3 gets three new games, including Desert Bus
Three new games have been added to the Humble Mobile Bundle 3, bringing the total up to nine. Desert Bus, Hundreds and Spider: The Secret of Bryce Manor have been unlocked for those who pay above the average price, in addition to previous bonuses Ridiculous Fishing and Kingdom Rush. The core pack, which you can choose your own price for, includes Epoch, rymdkapsel, SpellTower and Swordigo. This bundle is Android only, but as usual, all games are DRM-free and you can choose how to split your purchase price between developers, organisers and charity. Only six days remain, so get on board.
Wed, Nov 20, 2013 | 09:41 GMT
Humble Store stocks first OUYA game, more console titles to follow, says team
Towerfall: Ascension has become the Humble Store's first console and OUYA product. Humble Bundle co-founder and COO John Graham has said this is just the beginning for console titles on the marketplace.
Wed, Nov 20, 2013 | 01:44 GMT
Ridiculous Fishing for Android debuts in Humble Mobile Bundle 3
The third Humble Mobile Bundle is now available, and includes a much-requested port that we only caught wind of yesterday.
Wed, Nov 13, 2013 | 21:59 GMT
Humble WB Games Bundle adds LOTRO pack, Guardians of Middle Earth, Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection, more
Warner has added F.E.A.R., Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection, Guardians of Middle Earth and its DLC, a Lord of the Rings Online: Steely Dawn Starter Pack, and the Gotham City Impostors: Professional Kit to its Humble WB Games Bundle. You will get all these games, plus the previously announced titles if you pay over the current $4.64 minimum. Those who have already purchased the bundle will get the newly added games as well. Hit up the link for more information. So far, $3,705,136 has been earned as of press time for the We Can Be Heroes charity.
Tue, Nov 12, 2013 | 22:17 GMT
Humble Bundle keys now giftable
The Humble Bundle team has added a much-requested feature to its already robust service – giftable keys. Now when you purchase a big pile of games in one go for a ridiculously cheap amount, you don't have to worry about "wasting" tiny amounts of cash picking up duplicates of games you already own – you can pass individual titles onto less fortunate friends. How blessed you are. At present the feature only applies to Steam-compatible titles and is in testing; for more details, see the Humble Bundle blog.
Tue, Nov 12, 2013 | 02:39 GMT
Humble Store launched as permanent, charity-benefiting storefront
Humble Bundle has spawned a new initiative, the Humble Store, offering an ongoing selection of games – at fixed prices.
Tue, Nov 05, 2013 | 21:14 GMT
Humble WB Games Bundle contains GOTY editions for Batman: Arkham City and Batman: Arkham Asylum
Humble Bundle has gone live with a new offering this week, and it's full of lovely Warner Brothers titles such as Batman: Arkham Asylum GOTY, F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin and Lord of the Rings: War in the North. If you pay over the $4.06 average at the moment, you can also nab Scribblenauts and Batman: Arkham City GOTY. What are you waiting for? Video is below.
Wed, Oct 23, 2013 | 00:15 BST
Three more games and DLC added to Humble Bundle with Android 7
A bunch of extra content has been added to Humble Bundle with Android 7. Pay anything over the average price, and as well as the six games originally included, you'll also score Anomaly Korea, Organ Trail: Director's Cut, Broken Sword: Director's Cut and Ticket to Ride Europe DLC. Those who ponied up more than average originally will also receive the new additions. The pack is now valued at over $100 with all bonus content counted, and is available on Android, Linux, Mac and PC, with proceeds split at your discretion between developers, organisers and charity.
Wed, Oct 16, 2013 | 01:05 BST
Humble Bundle with Android 7 includes Ticket to Ride, Greed Corp, The Bard's Tale and more
The latest Humble Bundle returns to its roots with four DRM-free, cross-platform games – you can grab any of the included titles on Android, Linux, Mac or PC. The base package is Ticket to Ride, Greed Corp, Incredipede and Anodyne, but pay more than average and you'll also score Worms Reloaded and inXile's The Bard's Tale. Soundtracks are available, too, and if you pay moe than $1 you'll be given optional Steam keys for all games. You have two weeks to take advantage of the deal. As ever, proceeds are split at your discretion between develoeprs, organisers and charity; Child's Play and the Electronic Frontier Foundation are this bundle's beneficiaries. To date, the Humble Bundle scheme has raised over $25 million for charity.
Fri, Oct 11, 2013 | 03:23 BST
Cities XL and Blood Bowl feature in new Humble Weekly Bundle
Focus Home Interactive is the star of the latest Humble Weekly Sale, which packs in a wide variety of genres and developers. Pay what you want for Cities XL Platinum, Blood Bowl: Legendary Edition, Divinity 2: Developer's Cut, R.A.W. Realms of Ancient War, Game of Thrones and Confrontation, and pony up more than $6 for Wargame: European Escalation and The Testament of Sherlock Holmes. Only Wargame: European Escalation is available for anything but PC – you can get it on Mac and Linux – and Steam keys are available for all titles. The deal includes soundtracks for Divinity II, Confrontation and The Testament of Sherlock Holmes. As ever, you decide how profits are split between publisher, organisers and charities – the Red Cross and Child's Play. The deal is only valid for a limited time so get in quick.
Fri, Sep 27, 2013 | 02:33 BST
Tropico 3, Sine Mora and more in latest Humble Weekly Sale
Kalypso is behind the latest Humble Weekly Sale, and is offering Trpico 3, Sine Mora, Skydrift and Anna – Extended Edition for anything above the sum of $1. If you care to fork out $6 or more, you'll score Tropico 4 and Jagged Alliance: Back in Action too. All games are available for PC via Steam keys, and Anna – Extended Edition also available on Linux and Mac. As ever, you choose how to split the proceeds between the publisher and charitable causes. The Humble Bundle scheme has so far raised over $25 million for charity.
Thu, Sep 26, 2013 | 00:59 BST
Humble Mobile Bundle 2 offers six games for Android
The latest Humble sale offers a collection of games you can play on a variety of devices, including the one you regularly slip into your pocket.
Fri, Sep 13, 2013 | 17:45 BST
Humble Bundle weekly sale: Retro Shooters – Serious Sam, Hard Reset, System Shock 2, more
The Humble Weekly sale this week is full of Retro Shooters. If you pay $6 or more you can grab the following games: Serious Sam HD: The First Encounter, Serious Sam HD: The Second Encounter, Shadow Warrior Classic Redux, Duke Nukem 3D Megaton Edition, Hard Reset Extended Edition (plus soundtrack), and System Shock 2 (plus soundtrack). Head onward through the link for more information.
Fri, Sep 06, 2013 | 01:14 BST
AI War, Shattered Haven and more in latest Humble Weekly Sale
The latest Humble Weekly Sale stars Arcen Games, and includes four pieces of the developer's back catalogue for whatever you care to pay: Tidalis, A Valley Without Wind, A Valley Without Wind 2, and AI War: Fleet Command, which includes all five DLC packs. If you cough up more than $5.80, you'll also score newer released Shattered Haven and the brain-melting Skyward Collapse along with its brand new expansion Nihon no Mura. All titles come with soundtracks, and all are cross-platform for Mac and PC. As ever, proceeds are split at your discretion between developer, charity and organisers.
Thu, Aug 29, 2013 | 06:11 BST
Origin Humble Bundle closes with $10.5 million raised
The Humble Bundle website has moved onto its next big sale, but according to a Twitter update, the Origin bundle closed with over 2.1 million sales and $10.5 million in sales. Over 2.1 million bundles were purchased, and as EA declined all revenue, the majority will go to various charitable organisations after organisers deduct administration costs. The triple-A package broke Humble Bundle records.
Thanks, Polygon.
Fri, Aug 09, 2013 | 01:15 BST
Introversion Humble Weekly Sale includes plenty of goodies
The latest Humble Weekly Sale is from Prison Architect developer Introversion. No, Prison Architect isn't in it – but buy in early to get a discount on the popular alpha.


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Sun Yingjie fails doping testI've heard from a very reliable source that MJD had Geb in tears after one workout...something like 33 miles at 4:25 pace, followed by repeat miles on the track in 4:02, 4:00, 3:58, and 3:55...all, of course, at 11,000 ft. altitude. Whew!
When MJD comes back from a workout, he's not spitting blood, he's spitting FIRE! P.S. I bet if we tried, we could do a whole thread about MJD's workouts, like they have about Jason Rexing over at letsrun!
well... i hear tell some climbers saw him a doin repeat hill sprints up mt. everest. blood coming out of his ears and fire outta his ass. i suspect this is an exaggeration.
But I understand that he has a big problem developing that might knock him out of competition. I think that I heard that his bike shoes were too tight and he has sore metatarsals.....
Sprinkle, sprinkle Little Star Sorry, just don:t buy this.
Re: Sprinkle, sprinkle Little Star This also does not match with 'the stranger giving her a drink' story that was circulating in October. No idea the drug was banned? i thought he was an athlete too? This is not some groupie we are talking about here.
Re: Sprinkle, sprinkle Little Star wow! now i believe her! i cant tell how many times my fans have given my illegal drugs in drinks that i routinely and gladly except from strangers. one day its LSD, the next crystal myth. the worst one was some dude came up to me and offered me a chocolate shake. wouldnt you know it, yes, liquid heroin. before i knew it i was stealing car stereo's to support my habit. and the funny part was, that each person who gave me the drugs thought they were legal. WELL, GO FIGUIRE! im not stupid. i learned my lesson. of course i still except drinks from total strangers but not before asking this, " hey thanx stranger! but before i drink this, did you put anything in here that might be illegal and will ruin my reputation and maybe my life?" you'd be surprised who well this works. they almost always say something like," oh...ahh.... i did put a little LSD in but i thought you could use a trip.......dude. plus its not illegal.........dude. i appologize to sun and kob.
I think we should wait and see what the IAAF rule on this one. A Chinese court has cleared Sun, thus we have to assume it has seen enough evidence to do so. Stating it is a cover up, or that she is lying, or it is a conspiracy, is not quite the racism Kobayashi is claiming, but it's very close. Would we be saying the same if it were an English court , or an American one? On the other hand..... Let's get real for a moment, there is a general distrust of Chinese long distance performances since Ma Junren's athletes destroyed the WR's. This has lead to a cynicism towards Chinese performances, no doubt about it, and you cannot blame people for being a little suspicious. Now Sun comes out and runs a great 10k a day after a great marathon. She then fails a drug test. People cant be blamed for thinking she's a cheat (!) BUT.... we have to accept the ruling of the Chinese court for now, and we have to accept she is innoncent of any wrong doing. Anything else is a judgement on the Chinese legal system, and I dont believe anyone on thess forum is in a positrion to do that. Personally... I put my hands up, I have a slight distrust of some Chinese performances. I was always a fan of Sun though, she has run internationally, set fast times outside of China and I love the way she takes her competitors on. Her positive test disappointed me. However, I have a distrust of American sprinters too: Gaines, Edwards, White, Miller , Jones.... the USA's top female sprinters for the last 8 years have either failed tests or been implicated in scandals, can I be blamed for taking US performances with a pinch of salt too? No... and yes. We should.... Look at each case on an individual basis I guess. Don't pre-judge based on nationality. It is hard though.
"Let's get real for a moment, there is a general distrust of Chinese long distance performances since Ma Junren's athletes destroyed the WR's. This has lead to a cynicism towards Chinese performances, no doubt about it..."
Actually, for me, it's pretty much ONLY the 1993 performances that stink to high heaven (with a slightly lesser odor from '97). The '93 marks are--in every conceivable way--unbelievable. Since that set of absurd anomalies, however, there's little to suggest that the Chinese are any "dirtier" than most other groups of athletes. Heck, their men are so lousy that they MUST be clean, right? (And, again, the '93 marks may NOT be explainable by "drugs.") Finally, to pummel this dead horse unmercifully, it's NOT a matter of racism or prejudice. If the athletes of ANY nation (from Albania to Zambia) had collectively done what the Chinese women did in a week in late 1993, we'd laugh with disbelief.
Tell me then, what do you know of the Chinese judicial system?
Only 'slightly less odo(u)r' from 97? Jiang Bo et al's performances were up there too IMO...and let's not forget 10.79.
nothin, absolutley nothin. but when a story is unbelieveable i reserve the right to ..........drum roll...... not believe it. it maybe true but it is one of the lamest excuses ive ever heard in my life. so in the future, if you can get someone to admit they spiked your drink, anybody can take anything and get away with it! WOW! Last edited by SQUACKEE on Tue Dec 20, 2005 7:02 am, edited 1 time in total.
I'm afraid I don't have a local 'Peet's', and I'm very much a tea drinker, I dont do that bastardized latte nonsense. In all seriousness, I think my first post is quite appropriate: A Chinese court has ruled she is innocent, it's now down to whether the Chinese federation and IAAF accept this. A lot of people are suspicious of 'the Chinese' performances, but each case should be viewed on it's individual merits. What's so freaky about that Porkie?
Given the current state of the sport why WOULDN'T we be skeptical? It has nothing to do with China or the Chinese legal system (ours let OJ go free). Our reactions would be the same if this were an American, a Canadian, or even a Greek .
Here I have held back for the past few days from referring to Kobayashi's hot dog eating exploits, and what do I get? A reference to my weight! I resemble that comment!! And as I stated earlier, at this point I consider Sun to be busted until the IAAF/WADA/CAS folks say otherwise.
Are you serious? They put a ridiculous number of people to death(that we know of). That's enough for starters.
Not that I don't agree with your overall argument, but we put more than a few people to death here in the US, too. And we let OJ continue to search the golf courses of the world for the real killer(s).
China's human rights record is appallling and no I do not trust their legal system and neither does the average Chinese citizen. Read any report on China by Amnesty International.
Just this past week Chinese soliders shot at least three people dead (The people of the town say it is more like 20) beacuse they were protesting losing their farm land to a hydro project. The town is now completely cut off from the rest of China. You can read AI's 2005 report on China here. http://web.amnesty.org/report2005/chn-summary-eng
Martin and mojo are spot on; China has an appalling human rights record. The death penalty is regularly imposed for non-violent crimes such as theft, forgery and embezzelmet; defendents have limited access to attornies and limited time to prepare for the trial. Verdicts are often come to before the actual trial and the defendent usually gets a bullet in the back of the head a day or two later.
No, I have zero faith in the chinese legal system.
What if Sun was atheist? Maybe she should have blamed it on "dirty" water provided by a well-wisher under the marathon race. Either way, she is no longer home free. Story on front page, link here.
For the rose coloured glasses crowd:
"China's legal system often hands down verdicts that the powerless consider unfair. But a bigger problem is that courts often refuse to issue any verdict at all - or even acknowledge that some bothersome legal complaints exist." http://tinyurl.com/a42f4
I think you have your tense wrong, MJD. I have the impression that since USADA took over the administration of the USA's doping program five years ago, the US has not had a problem. To be sure, individual athletes have offered ridiculous excuses (narcolepsy comes to mind as an obvious example). But the adjudication mechanisms now in place both domestically and internationally are designed assure that those excuses will not be accepted. I guess that's another way of saying that the US "problem" was never that US athletes were more prone to making ridiculous excuses than those of any other country. The problem was that those excuses were sometimes accepted, at least domestically. I don't see any evidence that this has been a problem in recent years. So I think "had" would have been a better word choice than "has."
I'm merely responding to the ridiculous assertion that I am some kind of racist because I don't buy this Chinese athlete's excuse. I'll jump all over anyone who stretches credulility-the Greeks, USAnians, Canucks, etc. The poster assumed that I was USAnian and that is why I referred to the US.
More for the rose coloured glasses crowd:
"But it has now become a glaring uncertainty about China's commitment to the rule of law. There is widespread suspicion, even within the government, that too many innocent people are sentenced to death. This year, a raft of cases came to light in which wrongful convictions had led to death sentences, or, in one well-publicized case, the execution of an innocent man." http://tinyurl.com/d6o2m
what does this have to do with the topic at hand? and you mean, no innocent person has ever been put to death in the US???
You missed the point. MJD was accussed of being a racist for doubting that the court decision was legitimate. His post is just confirming that his opinion was based on well known facts about the chinese legal system. Are you also implying he is a racist? Why is the quality of the US system relevent to his point? Maybe if you ask him he'll be equally critical of the U.S. legal system.
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The LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR said: The question is, shall the bill [H. R. 91] to authorize aliens to hold real estate in this State?
Mr. HEFRON didn't believe it right to allow this bill to pass without entering his protest against it. Since this bill was up the other day he had been reliably informed it had its origin in a real estate firm in this city, whose agent visited Scotland, and who lend the money of Scottish chiefs or corporations; and it is to permit these foreign capitalists to invest their money in Indiana land and hold the same till surrounding improvements enhance the value. It is for speculative purposes, and for no other. It is wrong page: 179[View Page 179] policy and detrimental to the people of Indiana.
Mr. COMSTOCK said there were large bodies of lands in this State which should be reclaimed, but individual effort is not equal to the task of making them productive. Whether the means for such reclamation comes from within the States or from foreign countries makes not so much difference, as it is supposed all the real estate of the country changes hands every thirty years on average. We can control corporations, whether foreign or domestic. The question presented is: Whether a foreging corporation is greate than the citizens of Indiana or the Legislature of the State? He had confidence in the abilities of the Legislature to cope with any corporation, whether foreign or domestic. One result of this bill becomes a law and will induce a desirable class of people to come to Indiana.
Mr. BRISCOE said he voted agains this bill when on its passage before, and now, not attempting to discuss the bill, he would content himself with saygin that he believed it best to defeat the bill, but being willing to bow humbly to the sentiment and will of the people who have intrusted him to vote for this measure in the event of its reconsideration by the Senate, he would now cast his vote in favor of its passage.
Mr. Menzies supposed this bill applied to alien individuals, and now hears for the first time it applies to foreign corporations and permits them to buy large tracts of lands. As individuals, natural persons, this bill could do no harm, for they can not tie up large tracts of lands for generations; but it is different with foreign corporations, for they can hold lands in perpetuity--can enact a law entail in Indiana. He had been voting for this bill under a different apprehension.
Mr. BELL thought a more dangerous measure has not been before this Assembly. We have prohibited the law of entail. We want no landed aristocracy such as would be inaugurated by this bill. We allow our own corporations to hold no more land than is necessary for their business purposes. How jealous have our law-makers been of this kind of thing? He was opposed to allowing aliens, individuals or corporations from holding lands in this State, for we may bring unwittingly upon us the evils that afflict Ireland. He ventured the assertion every one voting for this bill would regret the day and hour, if permitted to live many years.
On motion by Mr. MENZIES, the bill was referred to a Special Committee with instructions to amend so as to make it apply only to individuals, which the Committee subsequently reprted as instructed.
The bill then passed--yeas, 30; nays, 13.
On motion by Mr. SHAFFER, the bill [H. R. 140] to authorize the election of women to school offices, was passed--yeas, 33; nays, 9.
On motion by Mr. Compton, the bill [H. R. 520] to amend the act of March 4, 1873, for the assessment and collection of taxes on bank stock for municipal purposes, was read the third time.
Mr. COMPTON explained it amends the tax law passed by this General Assembly.
It passed the Senate--yeas, 42; nays 2.
On motion by Mr. MENZIES, the bill [H. R. 487] concerning the Supreme Court, was read the second time, the constitutional rule dispensed with, read the third time--with many dilatory motions and votes intervening--and passed by yeas, 34; nays, 12.
On motion by Mr. Bundy, the bill [H. R. 439] making specific appropriations was taken up, after 11:00 o'clock p. m., and read the first and second time by title only, under a dispensation of the constitutional rule, on motion by Mr. Brown.
On motion by Mr. YANCY, the appropriation of $1,924.12 for provisions furnished the Southern Prison, was stricken out.
The town-clock struck 12--midnight at this point in the proceedings.
On motion by Mr. LANGDON, the bill [H. R. 531] to fix the meetings of the County Board of Equalization after the present year, was read the first, second and third times, and passed under a dispensation of the constitutional restriction. He said it was to correct a fatal omission in the tax act.
On motion by Mr. FOSTER, the bill [H. R. 421] to relieve Grand Jurors in certain cases, (a bill much needed in Allen County) was pressed through the three readings and passed.
On motion by Mr. KEIZER the bill [H. R. 474] to prevent the pollution of streams from which water is drawn to supply cities with water for drinking purposes was read the third time and passed.
And then, at 12:20 o'clock a. m., the Senate adjourned till 10:30 o'clock.


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BISTHFAUE FUfJLii; MJBJ&AKI Bethpage ?&*?*! Ll BethpaQ.e YOUR OFFICIAL HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER Serving Bethpage, Island Trees, Plainedge, Seaford, Old Bethpage & Plainview VOL. 30 NO. 47 Nov. 22-Dec. 5, 1996 40 CENTS ROBERT PINTUCCI HONORED AS PAST GRAND KNIGHT County Legislator Edward Mangano and County Executive Thomas Gulotta were on hand to honor Bob and congratulate him on his dedication and "service to the Michael J. Hartigan Council. Past Grand Knight, Henry Hubbs and Past Grand Knight Bill Quigley, honor Fern Pintucci for her dedication to the Hartigan Council and also the sacrifices she and her family have made in regard to the tremendous responsibilities Bob endured as Grand Knight of the Council. GrandJCnight Otto Lipp, Honoree Bob Pintucci, Legislator Edward Mangano and Knights of Columbus District Deputy Edwin Forte, Sr. pose as Bob Pintucci is presented with a Nassau County Citation. HARTIGAN COUNCIL SALUTES PINTUCCI On Saturday, November 16, Robert Pintucci was honored by fellow Knights and dignitaries for his two years of service to Knights of Columbus Hartigan Council. In the moving ceremony, Robert Pintucci was presented with honors from Grand Knight Otto Lipp, Edwin Forte K of C District Deputy, County Executive Tom Gulotta, County Legislator Ed Mangano and from family and friends. Robert Pintucci stated that he will continue to advance the goals of the Knights of Columbus as well as the community of Bethpage. He stands ready to assist newly installed Grand Knight Otto Lipp in furtherance of the Council's values. Bob Pintucci honoree was touched as he was presented with a special surprise present from his four children. Bob also had his parents and siblings present for the special ocassion as well as his Godchildren.
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