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Launched in 2000, this New York designer studied fashion design and graduated from Parsons School of Design in New York City and Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design in London. Mara Hoffman has evolved from collections featuring hand-dyed couture pieces to her current collections which concentrate heavily on original silk prints. Her line encompasses everything from swimwear to cashmere coats pulling inspirations from nature, world travel, and fantasy.
- 95% rayon 5% spandex
- Shoulder seam to hem measures approx 32" in length
- Unlined
- Cut out accents beneath bust
- Styled with Rebecca Minkoff Mabel Heel in Ocra.
- Styled with Dream Collective Snake Bangle in Brass.
- Styled with Dream Collective Snake Eyes Cuff in Poppy Red.
- Styled with gorjana Kaia Ring in Gold.
- Styled with House of Harlow Crystal Orb Ring in 14k Gold with Hematite Crystal Pave.
- Styled with Rebecca Minkoff Studded ID Plate Bracelet in Gold.
- Modeled in size S. See fit guide for model's dimensions.
- Revolve Style No. MARA-WD132
- Manufacturer Style No. 13RS-8279
Some Curves/Average Height
I am 5.7 ft 130 pounds. This dress is so cute and I was so excited to get it. But I had to return it. I ordered a M. I have a small chest (34 A/B) and the top portion of this dress did not have enough fabric for me. There was no way that I could wear a bra without it showing (either out of the top, or below through the cut outs). And stickys wouldn't work either because there was just not enough fabric to cover them. The bottom part of the dress fit well, so I didn't think that I could go down to a S. It's a really cute dress, so I hope it works better for others. Oh, and also, the fabric is almost like t-shirt material...don't get me wrong, had it fit property, I would have kept the dress, however, the price is a little ridiculous for the quality.


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For individual applications I would use val/cachegrind (with e.g. kcachegrind as front end) to figure out their cache usage. Then see which ones aren't cache limited and run them together with ones that are cache limited? But if there is only three just test the combinations. Which ones running together slow down least. On Thursday 26 July 2007 14:42, Christian Nygaard wrote: > How would you analyze application use of CPU > cache on the AMD64, Intel Core platform? > > I have a set of different applications running > in a cluster and a scheduler that distributes > jobs on the cluster nodes lets call the > applications A,B,C. What I would like to > analyze is which mixes of applications goes > well with CPU cache on each node and which > combination would be optimal to enhance the job > distribution scheduler. The system is running > Linux 2.6.19 64bit kernel. > > node1: AAAAAAAA > node2: BBBBBBBB > node3: ABCABCAB > > What Linux tools would you use to analyze this? > Could you show some examples on how to use it > to look into CPU cache performance of an > application? > > Thanks for your input, > Chris -- Mattijs Janssens OpenCFD Ltd. 9 Albert Road, Caversham, Reading RG4 7AN. Tel: +44 (0)118 9471030 Email: M.Janssens at OpenCFD.co.uk URL: http://www.OpenCFD.co.uk
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Attawapiskat First Nation Chief Theresa Spence is in the hospital on intravenous fluids and had to skip a news conference and ceremony honoring her six-week-long, liquids-only fast. She is being honored at a ceremony hosted by the Nishnawbe Aski Nation in Ottawa.
At a press conference announcing the official signing of the 13-point Declaration of Commitment to bringing First Nations relationship back up to par with its original nation-to-nation status, major political-party leaders along with chiefs and Spence's supporters and fellow hunger strikers are talking about the way forward. The conference is being hosted and webcast by the Nishnawbe Aski Nation. See it webcast, as it happens, here.


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I'm sadly a full time student but in the spare time I get I'm busy snapping away at concerts! :3 My life is dedicated to my photography and I have spent the last 4 years of my life taking photos, the past year I have mainly been doing concert photography...I have photographed many big bands including Two Door Cinema Club, Lower Than Atlantis, Don Broco, Lostprophets and While She Sleeps. But I mainly do local bands as there's a big scene starting in the South Wales area (I suggest you check out some bands like Straight Lines, Ladies Love A Superhero and Clear The Auditorium)
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Name: libgthread-2_0-0 | Distribution: openSUSE 12.1 |
Version: 2.30.1 | Vendor: openSUSE |
Release: 2.4.1 | Build date: Tue Jul 31 14:36:16 2012 |
Group: System/Libraries | Build host: build22 |
Size: 18068 | Source RPM: glib2-2.30.1-2.4.1.src.rpm |
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Url: http://www.gtk.org/ | |
Summary: General-Purpose Utility Library -- Library for Threads |
GLib is a general-purpose utility library, which provides many useful data types, macros, type conversions, string utilities, file utilities, a main loop abstraction, and so on. The libgthread library provides a portable way to write multi-threaded software.
* Tue Jul 24 2012 email@example.com - Add glib2-g_hash_table_foreach_crash-fix.patch, fixes bnc#751127. Patch from upstream git. * Sat Oct 15 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 2.30.1: + Bugs fixed: bgo#632049, bgo#660147, bgo#660413, bgo#660498, bgo#660637, bgo#660791, bgo#660886, bgo#661421. + Updated translations. * Mon Sep 26 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.30.0: + GDBus changes: - Change property API to avoid namespace problems - Use correct object path in export_uniquely() method of GDBusObjectManagerServer - Docs and tests improvements - Better handling of Ugly_Case method names - Build fixes for generated code + Unix mounts: - BSD compile fixes - Ignore mounts with mountpoint "none" (as swap is on Debian) + GMappedFile: - Return an error when trying to mmap device files (like /dev/stdin) + gio-2.0.pc.in: drop stray reference to libasyncns + Introspection annotation improvements, docs fixes + Avoid double close() on the fd of a stream after splicing + Desktop file handling: avoid mimeapps.list corruption issue + Bugs fixed: bgo#654563, bgo#658188, bgo#658692, bgo#659324, bgo#659528, bgo#659646, bgo#659690, bgo#659699, bgo#659794, bgo#659838, bgo#659889, + Updated translations. * Sun Sep 18 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.29.92: + GDBus bug fixes: - fix segfault when remote property is invalidated (bgo#659070) - take more care in connection teardown to avoid use-after-free (bgo#651268) + GMappedFile: return an error when trying to map a device (bgo#659212) + GSettings: always deliver signals to the correct thread (bgo#657255) + Some small documentation changes + Updated translations. * Tue Sep 06 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.29.90: + API/ABI changes: - Unix signal watches now match the API of all of the other sources - Revert the addition of g_date_time_source_new () from last release + Networking and other fixes for Solaris: - We no longer support symbolic port names (ie: from /etc/services) - Check if -lsocket is needed - Fix g_socket_details_from_fd() - Avoid getmntinfo - Fix some harmless warnings + GDateTime improvements: - Generally improved standards compliance (with C99) - Support C99-specified format strings: %g, %G, %V, %c, %C, %w - Consult the locale for the preferred 12-hour time format (%r) - Drop support for non-standard %N and broken %W - Better support for formatting non-POSIX (eg: Arabic) numerals - Locale-related test case fixups, and fix some leaks + GTlsInteraction: Add interaction method invocation guarantees + gdbus-codegen: Post-process all interfaces when parsing >1 file + Make GMainLoop, GMainContext and GSource boxed types + Fix a race condition in the first use of g_get_monotonic_time() + Lots of gtk-doc cleanups + Better intltool compatibility when generating pot file + Avoid GCC-specific compiler options when not using GCC + Updated translations. * Wed Aug 31 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.29.18: + GDateTime is now respecting LC_TIME when formatting + GTimeZoneMonitor has been removed again + A new API for wallclock functionality has been added: g_date_time_source_new(). This API is still experimental and may be changed or removed before 2.30. + Bugs fixed: bgo#628904, bgo#650763, bgo#655129, bgo#656341, bgo#656387, bgo#656443, bgo#656675, bgo#656772, bgo#656914, bgo#657083, bgo#657084, bgo#657138, bgo#657206, bgo#657243, bgo#657274, bgo#657336, bgo#657452, bgo#657454, bgo#657540, bgo#657593, bgo#646082, bgo#657517. + Updated translations. * Tue Aug 16 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.29.16: + GTlsDatabase: an abstract class that provides support or certificate and key lookup. An implementation will be provided in glib-networking + GHmac: Support or HMAC digests + Misc new API: - g_ptr_array_add_full: creates a GPtrArray with a preallocated size and a destroy function - g_desktop_app_info_get_show_in: checks if a GDesktopAppInfo should be shown in a given desktop environment - g_mkdtemp, g_mkdtemp_full, g_dir_make_tmp: create temporary directories + Unify thread wakeup implementations of GMainContext and GCancellable, and use eventfd for it when available + Show mounts in $XDG_USER_DIR in addition to /media and $HOME + Bugs fixed: bgo#636572, bgo#644601, bgo#652284, bgo#652827, bgo#653063, bgo#654078, bgo#654450, bgo#654793, bgo#655044, bgo#655148, bgo#655241, bgo#655598, bgo#655664, bgo#655769, bgo#656031, bgo#656048, bgo#656151, bgo#656152, bgo#656162, bgo#656282, bgo#656283, bgo#118563, bgo#636405, bgo#656039, bgo#656492 + Updated translations. * Tue Jul 26 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Drop glib2-bnc379332-desktop-su.patch: now that bnc#540627 is fixed, we do not care about X-KDE-SubstituteUID anymore, so we don't need the patch anymore. * Fri Jul 22 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.29.14: + Unicode improvements: - add g_unicode_script_{to,from}_iso15924 - add G_UNICODE_SPACING_MARK define - more normalisation improvements - stop using deprecated g_unicode_canonical_decomposition() + GParamSpec: - mark the 'name' field as 'const' and add a comment to the header to help avoid future problems caused by bad hacks + Merge some (modified) patches from Debian: - add some blacklisted mount directories - sleep longer in a test case, if needed to avoid failing + Units policy change: - prefer use of SI units - deprecate g_format_size_for_display, add g_format_size(_full) + GSettings: don't call g_error() when the schema is missing + GVariant support for arrays of object paths: - new g_variant_{new,get,dup}_objv API - support for g_variant_{new,get} '^ao' and '^a&o' similar to '^as' + GDBus: - use new improved array-of-objects support and pass 'ao' as char** instead of GVariant* - improve handling of 'h' type (Unix file descriptor index) + GIO: - fix compilation without USE_STATFS and USE_STATVFS + Documentation fixes. + Bugs fixed: bgo#622921, bgo#648271, bgo#654948, bgo#654988, bgo#655025, bgo#655076. + Updated translations. - Drop glib2-no-deprecated-call.patch: fixed upstream. - Drop glib2-use-old-pcre.patch: we don't support building this version of glib2 on 11.4 and earlier as it requires changes in gtk+ and possibly other packages. So there's no need to keep this patch for old versions of openSUSE. This means we can also drop the call to autoreconf. * Wed Jul 20 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.12: + Add new API to do Unicode (de-)composition in atomic steps, for use in Harfbuzz. + Bugs fixed: bgo#615895, bgo#617949, bgo#620423, bgo#627974, bgo#644687, bgo#649246, bgo#653841, bgo#653935, bgo#654017, bgo#654085, bgo#654195, bgo#654232, bgo#654394, bgo#654536, bgo#654627, bgo#654651, bgo#654917. + Updated translations. - Add glib2-no-deprecated-call.patch to fix build by not using newly deprecated API. * Mon Jul 11 2011 email@example.com - Change python BuildRequires to python-base, as we really just need the minimal python for the build. * Wed Jul 06 2011 email@example.com - Rename glib2-branding-upstream subpackage to gio-branding-upstream: + we do this since the data we add here is related only to gio, not to the whole glib. + add appropriate Provides/Obsoletes for glib2-branding-upstream to gio-branding-upstream for smooth upgrades. + change the branding-related Provides/Conflicts/Supplements to be about gio. + add libgio-2_0-0 Requires to branding subpackage, since the branding package is useless without the library. + remove glib2-branding Requires from libglib-2_0-0. + add gio-branding Requires to libgio-2_0-0. + make branding subpackage noarch. + update summary and description of the branding subpackage. - Add a README.Gsettings-overrides file, packaged in gio-branding-upstream to explain how to use overrides for GSettings. This might help people creating other branding packages. - Add gio Provides to libgio-2_0-0, to make branding packaging easier. * Tue Jul 05 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.10: + New features: - g_desktop_app_info_get_nodisplay: a function that is required to port gnome-menus to GDesktopAppInfo - g_hash_table_iter_replace: new function to replace a value while iterating over a hash table - g_utf8_substring: convenience API to extract substrings from UTF-8 strings - g_action_group_add_entries: convenience API for creating lots of actions quickly - Use eventfd instead of pipes for waking up main contexts and for cancellation when available - GMatchInfo is now a refcounted boxed type + API changes in GAction: - the 'set_state' entry in the GActionInterface vtable has been renamed to 'change_state - g_action_set_state has been renamed to g_action_change_state - the 'state' property has been changed to read-only - GSimpleAction can no longer be subclassed + Bug fixes: bgo#647796, bgo#652072, bgo#652168, bgo#652750, bgo#652758, bgo#652822, bgo#652897, bgo#653140, bgo#653429, bgo#653484. + Updated translations. * Thu Jun 16 2011 email@example.com - No longer pass --with-runtime-libdir= to configure. This moves the library back to /usr/lib(64)?, from /lib(64)?. There is agreement that we do not want to keep moving all libraries in /lib(64)?, and since libffi was not moved, there's no point in pretending the glib libraries should move too. See bnc#696004 for more details. * Tue Jun 14 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.29.8: + Fix a deadlock in gobject finalization + Bugs fixed: bgo#646608, bgo#646635, bgo#647930, bgo#651745, bgo#651920, bgo#651959, bgo#651998, bgo#652000, bgo#652002, bgo#652025, bgo#652081, bgo#652197. + Updated translations. * Wed Jun 08 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.6: + Atomic operations have been rewritten from scratch to make use of gcc builtins where possible. + A full set of atomic operations on pointers has been added, including bit locks in pointer-size locations. + Access to quarks is now lockless + GObject data scalability has been greatly improved + g_data_time_format now supports alternative digits and padding + Introspection improvements: - Add a boxed type for GVariantBuilder - Annotation fixes in GDBus, GVariant, g_base64_ + Bugs fixed: bgo#502560, bgo#612729, bgo#617491, bgo#619418, bgo#619435, bgo#626549, bgo#631231, bgo#632294, bgo#640518, bgo#642026, bgo#646635, bgo#648678, bgo#649480, bgo#649506, bgo#649657, bgo#649775, bgo#649915, bgo#649973, bgo#649988, bgo#650078, bgo#650211, bgo#650236, bgo#650345, bgo#650458, bgo#650459, bgo#650688, bgo#650823, bgo#650874, bgo#650882, bgo#650884, bgo#650885, bgo#650935, bgo#651009, bgo#651034, bgo#651133, bgo#651141, bgo#651219, bgo#651223, bgo#651327, bgo#651467, bgo#651650, bgo#651725, bgo#651745. + Updated translations. - Add python-xml Requires in devel subpackage as it is needed by gdbus-codegen, and also add python-xml BuildRequires since gdbus-codegen is run during the build. * Wed Jun 08 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.4: + GDBus: - Includes several new types to support modeling D-Bus objects and interfaces more fully, and also introduces an 'object manager' pattern - The new gdbus-codegen utility uses these new classes to generate C code and documentation from D-Bus interface descriptions in XML + GTest: - There is now a g_test_fail() function to mark tests as failed + GDesktopAppInfo - Now has a binding-friendly filename property - Other new API to more fully expose desktop file contents: . g_desktop_app_info_get_categories(), . g_desktop_app_info_get_generic_name() + GHashTable: - Several optimizations to reduce space consumption of large hash tables, in particular tables that are used to store sets. + Unix-specific APIs: - GLib now installs a separate header, glib-unix.h, that is meant to collect Unix-specific APIs + Bugs fixed: bgo#631379, bgo#632631, bgo#635694, bgo#637561, bgo#642935, bgo#643134, bgo#644941, bgo#646013, bgo#646309, bgo#646435, bgo#646957, bgo#647594, bgo#647602, bgo#647746, bgo#647826, bgo#647903, bgo#648416, bgo#648423, bgo#648425, bgo#648966. - Changes from version 2.29.2: + GApplication - The documentation has been enhanced and clarified - An opt-out for uniqueness has been added: . G_APPLICATION_NON_UNIQUE - GApplication now syncs settings before g_application_run() returns + GDBus - Interface lookups are now happening in constant time - Signature checking and handling of various unexpected situations has been improved + GVariant - The format accepted by the GVariant parser has beend documented - GVariant accepts G_VARIANT_TYPE_VARDICT for a{sv} + GDateTime: - The return value of g_datetime_compare() has been fixed to match strcmp() semantics - In order to handle problems with changing timezones, a GTimeZoneMonitor has been added to GIO, and g_time_zone_refresh_local() can be called to update the cached information about the local timezone + GOption now uses /proc/self/cmdline to set the program name instead and only falls back to "<unknown>" if that is unavailable + GSettings: - The schema compiler now warns about references to non-existing schemas + Bugs fixed: bgo#613269, bgo#624943, bgo#637738, bgo#638185, bgo#639478, bgo#641755, bgo#641768, bgo#642797, bgo#642825, bgo#642944, bgo#643074, bgo#643197, bgo#643468, bgo#643478, bgo#643624, bgo#643649, bgo#643780, bgo#643795, bgo#644309, bgo#644428, bgo#644465, bgo#644552, bgo#644607, bgo#645789, bgo#646039, bgo#646310, bgo#646420, bgo#646843, bgo#646985, bgo#647579, bgo#647600 + Updated translations. - Add python and pkgconfig(libffi) BuildRequires. * Tue Jun 07 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.28.8: + Bugs fixed: bgo#502560, bgo#612729, bgo#619418, bgo#619435, bgo#631231, bgo#638449, bgo#640518, bgo#642026, bgo#644905, bgo#646635, bgo#650882, bgo#651009, bgo#651034, bgo#651219, bgo#651327. + Updated translations. * Tue May 31 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.28.7: + Bug fixes: bgo#635694, bgo#637561, bgo#642935, bgo#643134, bgo#646326, bgo#646435, bgo#647594, bgo#647602, bgo#648416, bgo#648966, bgo#649915, bgo#650078, bgo#650211, bgo#650236. + Updated translations. * Tue Apr 19 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.28.6: + Fix a possible crash when using g_settings_delay(). + Various documentation clarifications. + Updated translation. * Mon Apr 04 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 2.28.5: + Fix some introspection annotations + Updated translations. * Mon Mar 21 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 2.28.4: + Improve documentation of GSettings vendor override files + Updated translations. - Changes from version 2.28.3: + Fix build with linux < 2.6.19 + Bugs fixed: - bgo#644465: undefined reference to `_usleep' - bgo#644552: g_timeout_add_seconds(1, ...) may have a latency. - bgo#644607: Correct internal definition of C_() + Updated translations. - Changes from version 2.28.2: + Improved documentation: - GApplication details are explained a lot more thoroughly + GVariant now supports NULL for empty arrays in varargs + Bugs fixed: bgo#613269, bgo#624943, bgo#637738, bgo#638185, bgo#642797, bgo#642825, bgo#642944, bgo#643197, bgo#643468, bgo#643478, bgo#643649, bgo#643780, bgo#643795. + Updated translations. - Drop glib2-fix-default-mime-handler.patch: fixed upstream. * Mon Feb 21 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.28.1: + Format accepted by the GVariant parser has beend documented + The return value of g_datetime_compare() has been fixed to match strcmp() semantics + Commandline utilities are now fully translated + Bugs fixed: bgo#635099, bgo#640489, bgo#642042, bgo#642052, bgo#642490 + Updated translations. * Sun Feb 20 2011 email@example.com - Add glib2-fix-default-mime-handler.patch: this fixes an issue where a user has configured a handler for a relatively generic mime type, that breaks the default mime handler for subtypes. For example, if gvim is explicitly configured to open text/plain, then LibreOffice documents will also open in gvim. * Sun Feb 13 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Pass %{?no_lang_C} to %find_lang so that english documentation can be packaged with the program, and not in the lang subpackage. * Tue Feb 08 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 2.28.0: + Bugs fixed: bgo#641363, bgo#641395, bgo#641411, bgo#641477, bgo#641572, bgo#641688 + Updated translations. - Update glib2-use-old-pcre.patch to change configure script too. Add call to autoreconf for the patch. * Thu Jan 27 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.27.92: + Update to Unicode 6.0 + Update PCRE to 8.12 + Bugs fixed: bgo#637696, bgo#638872, bgo#640042. + Updated translations. - Add glib2-use-old-pcre.patch: we don't have a recent-enough version of pcre, so revert the patch doing the update. We apply the patch on 11.4 and earlier: when the next development cycle opens, we won't need it anymore. * Mon Jan 24 2011 email@example.com - Add glib2-force-fam-for-remote-fs.patch: try monitoring files on NFS mounts via FAM before falling back to inotify (bgo#592211). The patch has been submitted upstream and is not yet in git, but we do want it since it fixes a really annoying issue for NFS users. * Fri Jan 14 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.27.91: + Bugs fixed: bgo#638838, bgo#638894, bgo#639064, bgo#639084, bgo#639177. + Updated translations. - Drop glib2-fix-panel-crash.patch: fixed upstream. * Sat Jan 08 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add glib2-fix-panel-crash.patch, taken from git: this fixes a crash in gnome-panel. * Fri Jan 07 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.27.90: + Test reports created by gtester-report can now include revision information. + The g_desktop_app_info_launch_* family of functions now emit a DBus signal when an application is launched. Additionally, there is a new variant g_desktop_app_info_launch_uris_as_manager(), which gives more control over the launched process. + The memory and null GSettings backends are now available as public API. + g_get_locale_variants() is a new function that returns a list of variants of a locale identifier. + Bugs fixed: bgo#587898, bgo#606960, bgo#631980, bgo#634569, bgo#635998, bgo#636806, bgo#637262, bgo#637544, bgo#637720, bgo#637738, bgo#637759, bgo#637852, bgo#637858, bgo#638349. + Updated translations. * Tue Dec 21 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.27.5: + Network support: - Add g_tls_certificate_verify() to verify a certificate - Add GTlsConnection:use-system-certdb - Other TLS api additions + GIO: - Add g_io_stream_splice_async()/_finish() to splice two iostreams - Add g_emblemed_icon_clear_emblems() and make GEmblemedIcon derivable - Remove GPeriodic; it did not receive the necessary review and integration work to declare it stable + GSequence: - New methods g_sequence_lookup() and g_sequence_lookup_iter() + Bugs fixed: bgo#617254, bgo#632544, bgo#633350, bgo#634583, bgo#635007, bgo#635626, bgo#636100, bgo#636305, bgo#636311, bgo#636351, bgo#636387, bgo#636673, bgo#637147, bgo#637171, bgo#637237. + Updated translations. * Fri Dec 10 2010 email@example.com - Add support for source service checkout, with %BUILD_FROM_VCS: + Add git-core and gtk-doc BuildRequires. + Add call to ./autogen.sh. + Enforce gtk-doc html generation by passing --enable-gtk-doc to configure. + Build ChangeLog since we ship it. * Mon Dec 06 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.27.4: + GIO - Mounts are treated as hidden if they have a path element that starts with a dot - GAppInfo gained API to differentiate between recommended and fallback mime handlers - g_cancellable_create_source: creates a GSource that triggers when the GCancellable is canceled - GPollableInput/OutputStream: Interfaces for pollable streams - TLS support has landed, with an extension point that is implemented in glib-networking + GLib - Mainloop sources can now have 'child sources' - g_get_runtime_dir: New function to return the XDG_RUNTIME_DIR + Bugs fixed: bgo#530786, bgo#588189, bgo#630357, bgo#630559, bgo#632445, bgo#634239, bgo#634241, bgo#634504, bgo#634613, bgo#635640, bgo#635768, bgo#635882, bgo#635187 + Updated translations. - Drop glib2-add-back-extension-point.patch: fixed upstream. * Wed Nov 24 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add glib2-add-back-extension-point.patch: this adds back the gio-desktop-app-info-lookup extension point. This fixes big issues when a GIO module using it is installed. Fix bnc#655561. * Wed Nov 17 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.27.3: - The GTimeSpec type that was introduced in the 2.27.2 has been dropped again in favour of APIs that return microseconds as 64-bit integer. + GTimer is now using monotonic time unconditionally + There are some new functions to facilitate error reporting in async GIO APIs: g_simple_async_result_take_error, g_simple_async_result_new_take_error, g_simple_async_report_take_gerror_in_idle + There is new convenience API to us GVariant dictionaries: g_variant_lookup + It is now possible to delay sending match rules to the D-Bus daemon in GDBus: G_DBUS_SIGNAL_FLAGS_NO_MATCH_RULE + Support has been added for XDG_RUNTIME_DIR: g_get_user_runtime_dir + Various fixes for Win64/MSVC builds have been committed + Bugs fixed: bgo#620263, bgo#633075, bgo#633381, bgo#633685, bgo#633686. + Updated translations. - Changes from version 2.27.2: + GApplication: - Export actions over DBus and support activating them from remote instances - Support environment passing + GSettings: - The gsettings utility has a list-recursively command - The gsettings utility has commandline completion for enum values + GLib is now linked against librt and uses monotonic time for timeouts and GPeriod sources. GSource has a new g_source_get_time() which returns monotonic time, and g_source_get_current_time() has been deprecated + Bugs fixed: bgo#158725, bgo#626320, bgo#629247, bgo#629274, bgo#631264, bgo#631482, bgo#632169, bgo#632571, bgo#633115, bgo#633206, bgo#633339, bgo#633356. + Updated translations. * Mon Nov 01 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.27.1: + GDateTime now has full week number support. New API: g_date_time_get_week_numbering_year + The GSettings schema compiler will now skip over broken .xml schema files instead of aborting altogether. + GSettings now works properly on bigendian systems. + GSettings has more complete support for ranges. New API: g_settings_get_range and g_settings_range_check The gsettings commandline tool supports ranges too. + GApplication has been rewritten; see the API docs for details and examples. The action support is not complete yet. + The GLib mainloop has gained 'dispatch to context' functionality, which can replace manually created idles in many cases. New API: g_main_context_invoke and g_main_context_invoke_full + The gio-desktop-app-info-lookup extension point has been removed from GIO. GIO now uses x-scheme-handler mimetypes when looking for default applications. + On win32, make g_get_user_data_dir() return the CSIDL_LOCAL_APPDATA folder on Windows, and not CSIDL_PERSONAL. This matches what Qt does, and has been widely requested. Also make g_get_user_config_dir() return this and not the (roaming) CSIDL_APPDATA folder. + A periodic event clock has been added in GIO: GPeriodic. Note that this API is still experimental and expected to undergo changes before it will be incorporated into a stable GLib release. Use at your own risk. + Bug fixes: bgo#613822, bgo#618737, bgo#620710, bgo#623400, bgo#627126, bgo#627171, bgo#628876, bgo#628937, bgo#629274, bgo#629289, bgo#629687, bgo#629849, bgo#629945, bgo#630000, bgo#630077, bgo#630185, bgo#630797, bgo#630968, bgo#631263, bgo#631264, bgo#631379, bgo#631410, bgo#632884. + Updated translations. - Drop glib2-fix-regex-build.patch: fixed upstream. * Mon Nov 01 2010 email@example.com - Add a with_systemtap define to easily switch between building with and without systemtap support, and set it to 0 for now: it creates a build loop. * Wed Oct 13 2010 email@example.com - Pass --with-runtime-libdir=../../%{_lib} to configure to install libraries (just the .so.*, not the .so) in /lib(64)? instead of /usr/lib(64)?. + This makes sense since most and most tools used during early boot stage need glib libraries, and the libraries only link against other libraries in /lib(64)? already. + It's worth mentioning that gio modules and all the GSettings API do require /usr, though: gio modules are installed in /usr/lib(64)?/gio and GSettings need /usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas. This shouldn't be an issue during early boot, since those API don't really make sense there. - Create a devel-static subpackage, to put the static libraries. It depends on the devel subpackage. - Remove glib2-64bit Obsoletes from libgmodule-2_0-0, libgio-2_0-0, libgthread-2_0-0, libgobject-2_0-0: it's already done by libglib-2_0-0, and all those libraries depend on libglib-2_0-0. - Update summaries and descriptions. - Change the license tag of all packages to LGPLv2+, instead of a mix of LGPLv2.1+ and GPLv2+ which are both wrong. - Change groups of most subpackages to System/Libraries, instead of Development/Libraries/C and C++. - Use find to remove .la files instead of manual rm. - 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 - Add missing Requires for glib2-tools to libgio-fam in baselibs.conf. - 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 2.27.0 (compared to 2.25.15): + Build: - massive restructuring to reduce #include abuse - tweaks to silence some harmless compiler warnings - rename gschema-compile.c to glib-compile-schemas.c - Windows fixes - fix building with zlib < 1.2.4 on win32 + GDateTime: - better msgctxt for translating month and weekday names - API is changed quite a lot, implementation is improved - GTimeZone is now exposed + GObject: - make ordering for overridden interface properties consistent - ->priv structures are limited to 64k but this was not documented, and exceeding this limit produced bad results. Add docs and enforce the limit properly. - add g_object_class_install_properties() to install multiple properties in one go - improve debugging output for GValue containing G_TYPE_STRV + GIO: - fix priority sorting of GIO extensions - add GCredentials support on FreeBSD - fix support for IPv6 addresses in URI parsing functions - GSocketClient fixes for when g_socket_connect succeeds immediately - clarify string encoding for GFile constructors in docs - new functions g_data_input_stream_read_upto{,async,finish} - tweak confusing documentation for g_output_stream_write() + GDBus: - GDBusMessage can now be locked and copied (like in libdbus) - GDBusConnection filter function API has changed again - GDBusServer: ::new-connection now declares if the connection was claimed - add a partial workaround for bgo#627724. - very many memory leaks fixed + GVariant: - check for size == 0 in g_variant_get_bytestring to avoid a crash when attempting to get_bytestring() from an empty array - improve gobject-introspection annotations + GSettings: - add GSettings Windows registry backend - some internal tweaks to the backend API - remove g_settings_list_items - add g_settings_list_children and _list_keys to replace it - add schema compiler restrictions for dealing with lists - don't automatically emit value changed signals on writability changes + Other: - constify the 'parser' vtable param to g_markup_parse_context_push() - plug many memory leaks in test cases + Bugs closed: bgo#50076, bgo#584284, bgo#624546, bgo#626919, bgo#628029, bgo#628253, bgo#628331, bgo#628345, bgo#628436, bgo#628505, bgo#628839, bgo#628904, bgo#628952, bgo#629192, bgo#629251, bgo#629259, bgo#629328, bgo#629429, bgo#629689, bgo#629698. + Updated translations. - Add glib2-fix-regex-build.patch to fix build. * Thu Sep 30 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add python BuildRequires to work around an error in systemtap-sdt-devel packages on openSUSE < Factory/11.4. * Mon Sep 27 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.26.0: + GSettings: - allow override files to have entries for non-existent schemas - schema compiler no longer aborts due to an error in a single .xml file + GDBus: - fix some race conditions in the connection test cases + GDateTime: - hide some implementation details (time zones) - fix parameter naming in header file to match .c file - add G_GNUC_WARN_UNUSED_RESULT for modifier functions - add full ISO 8601 week date support and improve docs + Other: - g_quark_try_string(NULL) now returns 0 without error - clean up confusing code in GSocketControlMessage - fix SOCKS5 memory leak - improve some docs + Bugs closed: bgo#628937, bgo#629687, bgo#630000, bgo#630077, bgo#630185, + Updated translations. - Remove python BuildRequires, that was there only because of a bug in systemtap-sdt-devel dependencies. * Sun Sep 19 2010 email@example.com - Add shared-mime-info Requires to libgio-2_0-0. Fix bnc#555605. * Sun Sep 19 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.25.17: + Fix build when compiling against the system-installed pcre library (bgo#629971). - Drop glib2-fix-build-system-pcre.patch: fixed upstream. * Sat Sep 18 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.25.16: + GApplication: - GApplication, GAction and related classes have been removed from this release of glib. There will -not- be a replacement for 2.26.0. + Build: - massive restructuring to reduce #include abuse - tweaks to silence some harmless compiler warnings - rename gschema-compile.c to glib-compile-schemas.c - Windows fixes - fix building with zlib < 1.2.4 on win32 + GDateTime: - better msgctxt for translating month and weekday names - API is changed quite a lot, implementation is improved - GTimeZone is now exposed + GObject: - make ordering for overridden interface properties consistent - ->priv structures are limited to 64k but this was not documented, and exceeding this limit produced bad results. Add docs and enforce the limit properly. - add g_object_class_install_properties() to install multiple properties in one go - improve debugging output for GValue containing G_TYPE_STRV + GIO: - fix priority sorting of GIO extensions - add GCredentials support on FreeBSD - fix support for IPv6 addresses in URI parsing functions - GSocketClient fixes for when g_socket_connect succeeds immediately - clarify string encoding for GFile constructors in docs - new functions g_data_input_stream_read_upto{,async,finish} - tweak confusing documentation for g_output_stream_write() + GDBus: - GDBusMessage can now be locked and copied (like in libdbus) - GDBusConnection filter function API has changed again - GDBusServer: ::new-connection now declares if the connection was claimed - add a partial workaround for GObject bgo#627724. - very many memory leaks fixed + GVariant: - check for size == 0 in g_variant_get_bytestring to avoid a crash when attempting to get_bytestring() from an empty array - improve gobject-introspection annotations + GSettings: - add GSettings Windows registry backend - some internal tweaks to the backend API - remove g_settings_list_items - add g_settings_list_children and _list_keys to replace it - add schema compiler restrictions for dealing with lists - don't automatically emit value changed signals on writability changes + Other: - constify the 'parser' vtable param to g_markup_parse_context_push() - plug many memory leaks in test cases + Bugs closed: bgo#50076, bgo#584284, bgo#624546, bgo#626919, bgo#628029, bgo#628253, bgo#628331, bgo#628345, bgo#628436, bgo#628505, bgo#628839, bgo#628904, bgo#628952, bgo#629192, bgo#629251, bgo#629259, bgo#629328, bgo#629429, bgo#629689, bgo#629698 + Updated translations. - Add glib2-fix-build-system-pcre.patch to fix build with the system pcre. * Fri Sep 03 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Fix typo in %glib2_gio_module_post from macros.glib2, that was causing an error in %post of packages using it. * Tue Aug 31 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.25.15: + GIO: - Memory leak fixes - The GZip(De}Compressor can now process header information - Support for network proxies has been added, with the GProxy interface and the gio-proxy-resolver extension point. GIO includes SOCKSv4 and SOCKSv5 implementations, and libproxy is also going to provide an implementation of this extension point. - There are GAction and GActionGroup interfaces now, which will be used in GApplication in the near future. + GObject: - There are now convenience macros for defining boxed and pointer types + GDBus: - Memory leak fixes - GDBusProxy for well-known names can now auto-restart the service if the name owner disappears - Filter functions are now allowed to modify messages + GLib: - GDateTime is a replacement for GDate that supports time and timezone information. + Bugs fixed: - bgo#50076: Time API to go with date API - bgo#449565: Add G_DEFINE_BOXED_TYPE() - bgo#617691: Add GZIP header processing to GZlibCompressor/GZlibDecompressor - bgo#622184: add g_memory_output_stream_steal_data - bgo#624546: Modification of GDBusMessage in filter function - bgo#627088: Build failure in gdbus-peer.c on FreeBSD - bgo#627181: save a memdup - bgo#627182: Plug a mem leak in the gdbus-connection test - bgo#627187: Plug some gdbus mem leaks - bgo#627188: gdbus-non-socket test occasionally fails - bgo#627252: G_OPTION_FLAG_NO_ARG is only for callback options - bgo#627392: gdbus commit 8a3a4596 breaks win32 compile - bgo#627407: FTBFS on !linux UNIX platforms - bgo#627604: String error: 'that' twice in a row - bgo#627969: ABR in g_file_open_tmp - bgo#628084: gdbus-peer fails with assertion - bgo#628193: Miscellaneous string fixes - bgo#628296: abort() in gsocketconnection.c - bgo#628309: Plug a mem leak in GConverterOutputStream - bgo#628317: GEmblemedIcon:equal implementation is buggy - bgo#628323: Fix invalid reads - bgo#628327: Plug a mem leak - bgo#628328: Plug a mem leak - bgo#628329: Don't leak the FD list - bgo#628324: Invalid reads in gdbus-export test + Updated translations. * Tue Aug 17 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.25.14: + GDBus: - Make the closure variants of GDBus apis work - Make error unregistration work - bgo#626748: Use async IO in the IO thread + GIO: - bgo#626208: Make g_simple_async_result_is_valid work without source - GSocketClient: add a timeout property - Fix memory leaks in GSocketClient - bgo#616458: Handle async vs. sync correctly in GSocketConnection stream - Declare stream base classes as abstract - bgo#627071: Clarify semantics of g_output_stream_write() + Other: - Improve test coverage for GDBus, GRegex, GAsyncResult - Drop dead code in pcre, xdgmime - bgo#578295: Fix a race condition in gtester - bgo#626704: Avoid an extra allocation in GAsyncQueue - bgo#626841: Add test case for non-socket GIOStream - bgo#622770: More explicit GVariant docs - bgo#602417: Imroved docs for GAsyncInitable and GSimpleAsyncResult * Sun Aug 08 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Make %glib2_gio_module_post and %glib2_gio_module_postun functions that can take an optional argument, to specify for which directory we want to create a module cache. By default, with no argument, we just use the directory of modules for gio itself. * Sat Aug 07 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.25.13: + The primary purpose of this release is to fix a serious problem with glib 2.25.12: glibconfig.h (as generated on a Fedora amd64 system) was being distributed in the tarball. It was being used to build some parts of glib on other systems (eg: 32bit ones). This was causing some very serious problems. + Build and testing: - vastly improved test coverage - old tests moved to the gtester framework - gtester Makefile modified so that the tests only run once - cleanup of how we handle includes while building glib + GVariant: - add a g_return_if_fail (utf8) to g_variant_new_string() + GDBus: - perform extra sanity checks when serialising messages - add API to query and set the byteorder of a GDBusMessage - improve debug output, add some extra options - if exiting due to the bus disconnecting us, print an error message explaining why - sort property names correctly - don't bother sending RemoveMatch when we will close the connection anyway - use effective uid/gid for credential passing + GSettings: - add G_SETTINGS_BIND_INVERT_BOOLEAN for inverting boolean bindings without mapping functions - mark all strings in the schema compiler for translation + Binding: - improve closure support for bindings - copy GSettings INVERT_BOOLEAN flag + Other: - fix another complicated GCancellable deadlock possibility + Bugs closed: bgo#599590, bgo#619026, bgo#624739, bgo#625472, bgo#625500, bgo#625628, bgo#625753, bgo#625827, bgo#625988, bgo#626107 + Updated translations. - Remove workaround for misinstallation of systemtap files: this is fixed now. * Fri Jul 30 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.25.12: + Build: - cleanup automake setup - rename configure.in to configure.ac - various docs fixups - move glibconfig.h to glib/ - disable dtrace support on Mac OS (which has incompatible 'dtrace') + GSettings: - add support for vendor override files (to change the default values in a schema) - change GSettingsBackend vtable - add g_settings_reset() - support binding to G_TYPE_STRV properties + GDBus: - many bug fixes, including a serialisation fix - stop handling incoming connections as soon as stop() is called - proper support for file descriptor passing - new flags parameter for sending messages - new flags parameter for subscribing to signals - always reset the message serial when sending a message unless G_DBUS_SEND_MESSAGE_FLAGS_PRESERVE_SERIAL is given - constness fixes for introspection structures - clean ups to subtree registration API + Other: - fix divide by zero bug in g_malloc_n functions - GIO: don't blindly assume that SOCK_CLOEXEC is supported - make GObject property notify freezes threadsafe - GIO: clean up credentials passing - GApplication: make default-quit not apply if register=FALSE - GIO: add annotations for gobject-introspection + Bugs fixed: - bgo#166020 use GAtomic for refcounting - bgo#617483 Credentials passing - bgo#622005 [GApplication] no way to modify the "default-quit" property - bgo#623293 vendor override files - bgo#623810 Message serialization bug - bgo#623815 Don't check sender for GDBusProxy objects where name is not set - bgo#624473 GDBusSubtreeIntrospectFunc return type - bgo#624483 GDBusSubtreeEnumerateFunc clarification - bgo#624484 GDBusSubtreeDispatchFunc clarification - bgo#624754 gdbusaddress.c missing sys/wait.h - bgo#624968 div by zero in g_malloc_n family - bgo#624991 GSettings mapping for G_TYPE_STRV - bgo#625383 Add missing GI annotations + Updated translations. * Thu Jul 22 2010 email@example.com - Add rpm macros to ease installation of external gio modules and of gsettings schemas. - Rename the main package to glib2-tools since it's really what it contains. Instead, make libglib-2_0-0 provides/obsoletes glib2. - Make the devel package Requires glib2-tools, since users of the new rpm macros will need the tools during the build. - Also do not move the post/postun scriptlets of previous glib2 to glib2-tools: gio-querymodules needs to be called by packages installing a module, not by the package containing gio-querymodules. - Move glib-compile-schemas from devel package to glib2-tools. - Add %{_datadir}/glib-2.0/schemas/gschemas.compiled ghost file to libgio-2_0-0: this is where gsettings schemas will be compiled. - Add glib2-tools Recommends to libgio-2_0-0, since those tools are useful when libgio is installed. * Wed Jul 21 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Change pcre-devel BuildRequires to pkgconfig(libpcre). - Remove checks for old versions of openSUSE (11.0). - Remove conflicts with gnome-vfs2 < 2.22.0 which is not needed since openSUSE 11.0. - Remove workaround that was settings the +x permission on gtester-report. - Add systemtap support: add systemtap-sdt-devel BuildRequires, pass --enable-systemtap to configure and add workaround for misinstalled tapsets. We also temporary need a python BuildRequires because of a missing dependency for systemtap-sdt-devel. - Use %{?_smp_mflags} instead of %{?jobs:-j%jobs}. * Wed Jul 14 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.25.11: + Many changes since 2.24.1. See NEWS for the full list of changes, the list below is only highlights. + Add GSettings API. + Add a predefined boxed type for GError. + Add support for timeouts in GSocket. + Add GDBus API. + GVariant now requires strings to be UTF-8. + Initial support for dtrace and systemtap profiling. + Add GPermission interface. + Add GApplication API. + Add GBinding API. + Deprecate GRelation and GCompletion. + Updated translations. * Thu Jun 03 2010 email@example.com - Break a requirement cycle between glib2 and libgio-2_0-0, to fix bnc#595702: + remove libgio-2_0-0 Requires(post)/Requires(postun) from main package + remove glib2 Requires from libglib-2_0-0, libgmodule-2_0-0, libgio-2_0-0, libgthread-2_0-0, libgobject-2_0-0. + add a Recommends for glib2-lang in libglib-2_0-0 to make the translations installed by default. - Move some gio files from glib2 to libgio-2_0-0. Unfortunately, it means we get unversioned files in a subpackage for a versioned library, but that's what we really need: /usr/lib/gio belongs there and we have a symlink pointing to /usr/share/applications/defaults.list (so we don't want a dangling symlink). * Mon May 03 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.24.1: + bgo#615379: g_new macros crash if sizeof(struct_type) == 0 + bgo#614185: g_type_class_add_private() documentation is not correct + bgo#614372: g_stat() is funny + bgo#615111: GAsyncInitable's default implementation is broken + Fix race in g_cancellable_cancel() + Fix for g_variant_iter_loop() + Make g_string_append_len() accept NULL lf len == 0 + Fix typo in GMutex error message + Translation updates * Fri Mar 26 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.24.0: + Bug fixes: - bgo#613601: buglet in dup_close_on_exec_fd - bgo#584284: g_data_input_stream_read_until_async behaves confusingly - bgo#613748: Write errors in middle of copy cause hang - bgo#613923: splice_stream_with_progress: wrong error handling - bgo#613667: Typo in GObject documentation - bgo#613618: gvariant format string docs unclear + Updated translations. * Mon Mar 22 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.23.6: + Class private data: - support for private data associated with a GTypeClass + GVariant merge is now complete: - loading functions and parser merged + Windows improvements: - socket fixes - various build improvements - removal of GCC/C99isms in favour of portable code - drop unmaintained Visual Studio 8 support + Minor API addition: - g_desktop_app_info_get_filename() + Bugs fixed: - bgo#521707 Class private data - bgo#612502 build fails on glib/tests/gvariant.c - bgo#612832 [GDesktopAppInfo] New function g_desktop_app_info_get_filename - bgo#612702 [PATCH] Fix GSocket-related crash on Windows - bgo#612736 Improve the documentation about single include - bgo#610858 gvariant test fails sometimes - bgo#612327 uninitialized variable + Updated translations. * Mon Mar 08 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.23.5: + New API addition: g_malloc_n() and friends used to implement an overflow-safe family of g_new() macros. + GVariant: - GVariantBuilder and GVariantIter are now merged. - The variable arguments API is now merged. - The parser will be in a future release. + GIO: - Remove GUtf8InputStream (which never appeared in a stable release) for now since it doesn't satisfy the needs of its main intended use case. We hope to reimplement this feature in a better form in a future release. + Bugs fixed: - bgo#609531: missing licence headers - bgo#612107: Missing G_FILE_ATTRIBUTE_TRASH_ORIG_PATH - bgo#611897: g_io_modules_scan_all_in_directory leaks - bgo#608196: Overflow-safe g_new family - bgo#611696: gio uses GetAddrInfo which requires special handing on windows 2k - bgo#605667: Don't use G_PARAM_SPEC_VALUE_TYPE when we know the pspec is valid - bgo#610860: test_g_file_open_readwrite fails if $HOME is unwritable - bgo#552912: glib-2.18 /live-g-file/test_copy_move failed when run as root - bgo#609813: Renaming a file discards file notes + Updated translations. * Mon Feb 22 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.23.4: + GVariant: - The core of GVariant has been merged now, with some API still to follow. + GIO: - There is a new interface GFileDescriptorBased for file descriptor based IO. GLocalFile{Input,Output}Stream implement it - Use splice(2) to transfer data between file descriptors without extraneous copies - Add a way to request move events from file monitors + Bugs fixed: - bgo#609143 - *result_uncertain is never assigned in g_content_type_guess - bgo#604086 - Use splice(2) when doing local file copies - bgo#547890 - No move events for GFileMonitorEvent? - bgo#568760 - nautilus freezes due to a bug in garray.c:322 - bgo#609962 - Add info about the use of G_DEFINE_INTERFACE - bgo#609564 - g_base64_encode_close docs should mention outbuf size... - bgo#610484 - g_variant_equal bug - bgo#610131 - libasyncns does not compile on Solaris 8 - bgo#609530 - missing single header include guards + Updated translations * Fri Feb 12 2010 email@example.com - Do not call gio-querymodules in %postun of the main package since we don't have gio-querymodules anymore at that point. * Wed Feb 10 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.23.3: + GLib now has a facility for locks that consume only one bit of storage inside an integer: g_bit_lock() + GVariant: - The serializer has been merged, with more API to follow + Bugs fixed - bgo#548967: 1 bit mutex lock - bgo#604967: 2.22.3 libasyncns build fails on HP-UX 11.11 - bgo#608602: G_VALUE_COLLECT_INIT variables shadow those in G_VALUE_COLLECT - bgo#608743: Crash in g_hostname_to_ascii visiting certain website in epiphany - bgo#599197: array ref and unref functions crash on NULL array. - bgo#608159: mem leak in g_io_modules_scan_all_in_directory + Updated translations. * Wed Jan 27 2010 email@example.com - Correctly use gio-querymodules: + package it in main package, with a giomodule.cache ghost file + rename it gio-querymodules-64 on 64 bits platforms + add Requires(post)/Requires(postun) to main package and libgio-fam to make sure that gio-querymodules would work + add post/postun scriptlets for main package and libgio-fam * Mon Jan 25 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.23.2: + We are now using gcc builtins for atomic operations when available + g_assert() grew the ability to store assertions in core dumps + GIO supports lazy loading of GIO modules, and there is a new gio-querymodule utility that goes along with this. + Threading changes: - The requirements for g_thread_init() have been relaxed slightly, it can be called multiple times, and does not have to be the first call - GObject now links to GThread and threads are enabled automatically when g_type_init() is called - Thread-safety issues with boxed types in GObject have been fixed + GObject: - Another bunch of performance work has landed + GVariant: - GVariantType has been merged, with the rest of the GVariant API to follow + Bugs fixed: - bgo#568760 - nautilus freezes due to a bug in garray.c:322 - bgo#602417 - Document lifecycles of GSimpleAsyncResult and friends - bgo#604824 - crash in Epiphany: Selecting my Slashdot bo... - bgo#448888 - don't init g_slice for always-malloc - bgo#531902 - Use GCC atomic buildins for g_atomic* - bgo#554887 - boxed type registration is not thread safe - bgo#586150 - unresolved symbols when building glib 2.21.2 on OS X Tiger - bgo#589176 - row gvalue transform array exponentially - bgo#594872 - Support storing assertion messages into core dump - bgo#602240 - Upgrade libasyncns to 0.8 - bgo#603590 - Speed up G_VALUE_COLLECT - bgo#604457 - gutf8inputstream.c: increasing unknown size pointer - bgo#605686 - GCharsetConverter doesn't flush - bgo#605733 - g_memory_output_stream_new violates GObject standards - bgo#605883 - g_object_new() processes varargs even when there are none - bgo#605977 - invalid utf-8 conversion in g_local_file_get_parse_name(... - bgo#606775 - Enable threads by default in gobject + Translation updates * Tue Dec 22 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.23.1: + GObject performance work has landed: - Construction of simple objects is much faster - Interface lookup is lock-free and constant-time now - Reduced locking overhead when dealing with types + GType now has a G_DEFINE_INTERFACE convenience macro + GIO gained GUtf8InputStream, an input stream that performs utf-8 validation + GLib now has byte-swap macros for gsize and gssize + Bugs fixed: - bgo#603982: Stack overflow when reading file async with filter - bgo#557151, bgo#557100, bgo#501166, bgo#585375, bgo#587892, bgo#603270, bgo#603476, bgo#603540, bgo#604645, bgo#604875, bgo#320482 + Updated translations. * Mon Dec 21 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update gtk-doc.m4 from gtk-doc package. * Mon Dec 14 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add baselibs.conf as a source - Package baselibs for SPARC * Wed Dec 02 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.23.0: + GIO: - GConverter: a generic interface for stateful conversions of data, suitable for charset conversion, compression, decompression, regexp replacement. Concrete implementations are GCharsetConverter, GZlibCompressor and GZlibDecompressor. GConverterInputStream, GConverterOutputStream are stream implementations that convert data while loading or saving it. - GMounts can now have a 'default location': a path that reflects the main entry point for the user (e.g. the home directory). - As a consequence of the compression support, GIO depends on zlib now. + GObject: - G_IMPLEMENT_INTERFACE_DYNAMIC: a convenience macro for adding interfaces to dynamic types. + GModule: - The -pthread flag has been added to all gmodule .pc files, because it is not generally permissible to load modules that are linked against libpthread if the program has not been compiled with threading support. + Bugs fixed: - bgo#601637: GUnixFDMessage should contain a GUnixFDList - bgo#585566: GSocketListener API issues - bgo#572252: Bug in g_file_test() function. - bgo#600550: g_app_info_create_from_commandline doesn't treat arguments properly - bgo#541236: not detecting exact content type - bgo#350200: [PATCH] GTypeModule derived class unref does not unload plugin - bgo#589631: Please enclose literal values with double quotes - bgo#577711: cross compile check for g++ broken - bgo#600620: Support X-GNOME-FullName in GAppInfo - bgo#598899: GWin32DirectoryMonitor is broken - bgo#593809: Nautilus does not restore the position of the icons on the desktop... - bgo#563627: g_get_prgname() threadsafety - bgo#600141: Add -pthread to gmodule pkg-config - bgo#593856: file and directory monitors don't work when glib is compiled... - bgo#324930: Nautilus should disallow copying of symlink to FAT drive early - bgo#587300: Deadlock when calling g_cancellable_disconnect in a... - bgo#595138: GFile not robust with invalid input - bgo#591216: Warning building resolver.o - bgo#590016: Does not compile under MinGW32 + Wine - bgo#591214: Warnings building gcancellable.o - bgo#561998: Have specific entry points (paths) for mounts... - bgo#508157: Add G_IMPLEMENT_INTERFACE_DYNAMIC - bgo#535159: g_file_has_parent + Updated translations. - Add zlib-devel BuildRequires. - Remove AutoReqProv: it's default now. - Fix self-obsoletion with glib2-doc. - Drop glib2-mkinstalldirs.patch: I have no idea why this patch has been there forever, but I don't think it's needed. This also enables us to remove the autoreconf call. - Drop glib2-aclocal.patch: this is actually unneeded, since acinclude.m4 contains what's needed. * Fri Nov 13 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.22.2: + GIO: - Support case-sensitive globs in the shared mime database, including support for the newer cache format that allows these. + GObject: - Speed up creation of simple objects + Bugs fixed: - bgo#597194: Typo in _G_TYPE_CVH macro + Updated translations. * Tue Oct 27 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Added support for translation-update-upstream (FATE#301344). * Wed Sep 30 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.22.1: + Bugs fixed: - bgo#596064 Test file marked for translation - bgo#595972 possibly invalid search in mime_info_cache_dir_add_... - bgo#596561 C99 style of declaration of variable in gmessages.c - bgo#596314 g_utf16_to_utf8 returns an invalid UTF8 string - bgo#596748 g_async_result_get_source_object returns a new ref - bgo#593809 Nautilus does not restore the position of the icons... - bgo#593775 uses inotify_init1 unconditionally + Updated translations. * Tue Sep 29 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.22.0: + Add gdb python macros to make gobject debugging more pleasant + Bugs fixed: - bgo#579050: Allow making selected critical and warning messages non-fatal - bgo#594759: g_socket_send_message fails due to invalid sendmsg params - bgo#593941: GNetworkAddress skipping addresses when enumerating - bgo#594597: Fix build with srcdir != builddir - bgo#595619: Include gdb pretty printers + Changes that might affect bindings: - The error parameter of g_simple_async_result_set_from_error has been made const. + Updated translations. * Mon Sep 07 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.21.6: + Minor API additions: - g_mkstemp_full is a variant of g_mkstemp that allows to specify flags and permissions + Bugs fixed: - bgo#593232 g_rand_new: read no more than requested from /dev/urandom - bgo#591995 use saved errno - bgo#589491 g_time_val_from_iso8601 doesn't handle some cases - bgo#593406 Permissions set to 777 after copying via Nautilus - bgo#594034 Add g_mkstemp_full() + Translation updates. * Tue Aug 25 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.21.5: + A performance problem with trashing of many files has been fixed + GResolver now invalidates the libc resolv.conf cache as needed + Minor api additions: - g_cancellable_make_pollfd returns a boolean now. And there is a new function g_cancellable_release_fd that can be used to released the resources used by a GCancellable. + Bugs fixed: - bgo#589988: Compilation error on Solaris 9 (missing stdint.h) - bgo#588901: gtcpconnection.c won't compile - bgo#584246: GResolver needs to call res_init() when network state changes - bgo#591714: Figure out failure handling for g_cancellable_make_pollfd() - bgo#591532: redundent '/' returned from g_file_resolve_relative_path - bgo#591378: Use MSG_NOSIGNAL in GSocket if it's available - bgo#589649: API documentation migration for Base64 Encoding - bgo#591840: configure fails with autoconf 2.64 + Updated translations. * Sat Jul 18 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.21.4: + GTree is now refcounted + bgo#587938 Undocumented limitation for g_str_equal + bgo#587773 refcounts for GTree + Translation updates * Mon Jun 15 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.21.2: + GIO: - g_socket_speaks_ipv4 is a new function to check if a socket can speak IPv4. - g_socket_listener_add_address gained a new effective_address out parameter. - GIO now returns special icons for XDG user directories, by the name folder-music, folder-documents, etc. - GIO gained support for starting/stopping of drives, which can be used in connection with external hard disk enclosures, disk arrays, iSCSI devices, etc. See g_file_start/stop_mountable. + GLib: - g_reload_user_special_dirs_cache is a new function to force GLib to reload the XDG user directory mapping from disk. + Bug fixes: - bgo#584574: glib compile failure on Mac OS X with gunixresolver.c and... - bgo#585566: GSocketListener API issues - bgo#584255: Incorrect freeing of thread pool in GThreadedSocketService - bgo#585088: g_string_chunk_insert_len stops at nul bytes - bgo#585360: Monitor fontconfig configuration files using gio causes m... - bgo#580103: Terminal starts on Display :0.0 when started on :0.1 in D... - bgo#580301: network: a few issues on old darwin - bgo#583398: SRV weight sorting is incorrect - bgo#584176: build fixes on FreeBSD - bgo#585189: g_cancellable_reset() must be called in same thread as g_... - bgo#585280: compilation dies on gio/gsocket.c, needs sys/uio.h to con... - bgo#585281: gio/gunixfdmessage.c needs sys/types.h for platforms that... - bgo#585478: don't leak the inotify fd - bgo#585575: g_socket_listener_add_inet_port() doesn't do the right thing - bgo#585599: g_socket_listener_add_socket() consumes the socket - bgo#585676: GEmblem doesn't reference its 'icon' if that is set as a ... - bgo#585717: "bytes" nautilus translation to french is not shown in th... - bgo#541276: XDG directories should have their own icons - bgo#585726: Grammatical error in GList documentation - bgo#585520: Wrong warning option in documentation - bgo#585673: GNOME Goal: Remove deprecated glib symbols - bgo#585591: Starting/stopping drives + Updated translations. * Fri May 29 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.21.1: + GIO: - Support for network IO has been added, including a low-level socket API and a high-level API for network connections and services. - Support for read-write access with GIOStream and its subclasses. - GMount gained a pre-unmount signal. + Bug fixes: - bgo#576104: Implement GMount::pre-unmount - bgo#578769: implement GWinHttpFileInputStream::close_fn - bgo#582856: gsocket.c doesn't compile on Solaris - bgo#569375: g[u]intptr undocumented - bgo#573246: [FIX] g_desktop_app_info_dup() can access NULL pointer - bgo#575013: g_cancellable_push_current() does not allow NULL - bgo#577884: live-g-file.c:461: error: format '%d' expects type ... - bgo#578499: g_output_stream_splice and stream closing with gnio strea... - bgo#579558: Application employing gvfs crashes with only libgvfscommo... - bgo#583001: SIGPIPE (grr!) - bgo#583061: Please add convenience function to connect to machines by... - bgo#583198: typo in error message - bgo#583206: use g_set_error_literal where appropriate - bgo#583229: void function g_async_initable_init_async returns value - bgo#583324: locking problem in g_main_context_iterate() - bgo#583408: void function g_socket_control_message_serialize returns ... - bgo#578786: wrong and confusing error message - bgo#583205: g_inet_address_to_bytes has no length outparam - bgo#583196: mem leak in keyfile test - bgo#583663: GSocketType enum ends with a comma - bgo#569024: Make g_error_new_valist public - bgo#569376: missing G_G[U]INTPTR_FORMAT - bgo#580347: off-by-1 bug in GWinHttpFile + Updated translations. * Tue May 05 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.21.0: + GIO: - New helper functions g_cancellable_connect/disconnect to avoid race conditions when connecting to the "cancelled" signal on GCancellable. - New types and methods for dealing with IPv4 and IPv6 addresses (and UNIX domain socket addresses under UNIX). This does not include code for actual socket I/O. - GResolver provides asynchronous and cancellable APIs for resolving hostnames, reverse lookup of IP addresses and resolving SRV records. + Glib now provides hash and comparison functions for int64 and double types, suitable for use with GHashTable. + GArray, GPtrArray and GByteArray can be ref counted now, and have boxed types. + Bugs fixed: - bgo#572844: Helper for GCancellable::cancelled connect/disconnect - bgo#578363: goption docs should be improved - bgo#548466: async/cancellable DNS resolver - bgo#579830: param spec strings should use P_() - bgo#579862: requesting xattr::foo ends up calling getxattr(..., user... - bgo#580453: Hash and equal functions for gint64 and gdouble - bgo#580450: Reference counting and boxed types for arrays - bgo#580194: gresolver doesn't build on Solaris - bgo#580301: network: a few issues on old darwin - bgo#580299: network: include sys/types.h before sys/socket.h to insur... - bgo#572508: gmarkup speedup - bgo#580546: g_strtoull() referenced in documentation... - bgo#580656: g_key_file_set_string_list erroneously asserts list != NULL - bgo#579272: leaks in g_simple_async_result_set_op_res_gpointer + Updated translations. * Sat Apr 11 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.20.1: + bgo#575555 Use fsync() when replacing files to avoid data loss + bgo#575708 runaway inotify madness + bgo#575270 GVolumeMonitor::mount-pre-unmount not being emitted + bgo#577128 glib make check Failed to execute child process... + bgo#573673 Always show "backup" directories + bgo#578369 g_time_val_from_iso8601() parses timezones incorrectly + bgo#578002 Fix a small typo in GFile docs + bgo#578017 G_DEFINE_TYPE_EXTENDED docs + Translation updates * Fri Mar 13 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.20.0: + Base64 support: Avoid integer overflows. CVE-2008-4316 + Bugs fixed: * bgo#574019 GChecksum: document and guarantee hex characters in lower case * bgo#573454 Unable copy/move files to directories symlinked to gvfs share * bgo#561172 gnome-open fails on local URIs with anchors * bgo#573970 crash in gunixvolumemonitor:update_mounts when unmounting * bgo#573843 g_get_current_dir returns non-absolute path + Translation updates - Remove glib2-base64.patch. 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The DaVinci Willow Natural Coconut Palm Organic Crib Mattress is a natural mattress is made with coconut palm fiber, latex-free foam, and pure cotton. It can be used on both sides to give baby years of safe, healthy dreams. The DaVinci Willow Natural Crib and Toddler Bed Mattress features: 10 year limited manufacturer warranty, made from natural coconut palm fiber, and 2 sided mattresses.br>The Willow Natural Coconut Palm Organic Crib Mattress features or includes:
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Manufacturer #: M5313C
Product Weight:27 pounds
Product Dimensions (in inches):51.5 x 26.0 x 6.0
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Definitely a snug fit
Just received the mattress today and put it in the crib. It is definitely a snug fit. We had trouble with the first mattress we bought being too small for our crib. Our crib...Read complete review
Just received the mattress today and put it in the crib. It is definitely a snug fit. We had trouble with the first mattress we bought being too small for our crib. Our crib is the Simmons Serenade model, and we originally had bought a simmons mattress that left much more than 2 fingers space between the crib and mattress. This mattess barely leaves enough space for 1 finger. They claim that all mattresses are a "standard size" but this is not true at all. So if you know your crib is a little bigger than this mattress will work great. Also, I love the fact that it is made with natural materials. It seems much nicer than the other baby mattresses I have looked at. Make sure you keep the plastic wrapping on before trying it in your crib. It is much easier to return a mattress if still in the plastic wrapping.
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Nice Crib Mattress, but...
I purchased this crib mattress after reading great reviews and really wanting an organic mattress for my twins. In my opinion, it's an okay crib mattress but a bit pricey. I was lucky to...Read complete review
I purchased this crib mattress after reading great reviews and really wanting an organic mattress for my twins. In my opinion, it's an okay crib mattress but a bit pricey. I was lucky to purchase it on sale, otherwise, I'm not sure I would have kept it.Pros: It seems to be a pretty comfortable mattress and my son sleeps very well on it. The infant side is noticeably harder than the toddler side, but it has a pillow top-like comfort to it that takes away the hardness without making it unsafe for the baby. Cons: First of all, not one review talked about the smell of the mattress when it is new. Let me tell you, it is extremely strong and it lasted for several days. I was really unhappy about this. I had to put it in another room, with the window open and a fan running and it still stunk up the upstairs! I would say that if you decide to go with this product, make sure you have a couple of days to air it out before you use it on your little one! Another con is that it is SUPER heavy! I knew ahead of time that it is 28 lbs, but, holy cow! I have the Colgate Classic foam mattress for my older daughter and it is only 8 lbs. Changing the sheets on this sucker is a serious chore! Additionally, the second or third time I went to change the sheet, I noticed a rip already starting around the edge on the toddler side! For the price of this mattress, I expect it to NOT come apart after only 2 weeks! One last concern for me is the level of "Organic" they claim this mattress to be. After we'd had this mattress for a month, I came across an article about organic crib mattresses and in it the author stated that there is only a handful of truly organic mattresses, and this one was not listed as such.In the end, I decided to keep the mattress since my son sleeps well on a softer surface. And, since the infant side is soft, yet safe, it is a good mattress to meet our needs. I would, however, stongly urge anyone to look into other mattresses, because there are plenty of others out there that would work just as well.
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By Laura
from Lindenhurst, ny
About Me First Time Parent
Comments about DaVinci Willow Natural Coconut Palm Crib Mattress:
Product arrived damaged and wet. Theres no such thing as easy returns. This was an extreme hassle to return. Babies r us customer service horrible, they must find pleasure in aggrevating pregnant women. For a company dealing with baby items they should be more understanding of a mothers needs and expectations.
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it would be better with the baby crib
By busy grandma helping son and daughter in
from San Marcos, TX
About Me Grandparent
I am sure the mattress will be great as soon as we can get the baby crib to go with it. What is the delay? We keep getting information that it is out of stock. The baby is due end of October. I keep waiting for an email from you saying the crib is in stock. Nothing yet. Hopefully soon.
(19 of 20 customers found this review helpful)
By Sarah mom to three under two
from Timonium, MD
About Me Parent of Multiples (Twins etc)
Awesome Mattress!
By Sarai
from Borden, IN
About Me Parent of Two or More Children
I really love this mattress. Great quality organic mattress without an enormous price tag. The only con I can think of is that it's difficult to change the sheets due to such a snug fit, which isn't a big deal considering you want the mattress to fit the crib.
I purchased this mattress on sale and so glad I did. It fits our crib perfect, beautiful quality. We wanted an organic mattress without the insane price tag and this matterss exceeded our expectation.
(0 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
Super soft material, all cotton!
By momof2
from Naperville, IL
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Waterproof yet cotton top. You get what you pay! the best!
(3 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
perfect fit Babyletto Modo Crib
By new mom
from New Jersey
This mattress fit our Babyletto Modo Crib perfectly. Tried an expensive simmons first and it was way too narrow. This mattress is wider and very firm. perfect!
(7 of 9 customers found this review helpful)
By patiently waiting
from indiana
Great Mattress
By Staci
from Tulsa, OK
Fits great in my da Vinci kalani crib. Very excited about this mattress because it was cheaper than other organic mattresses I had found. No complaints!
(11 of 15 customers found this review helpful)
good so far
By mom to be
from oregon
So far so good. It seems to fit my DaVinci crib very well and I like the dual sides . . . very firm on the infant side. I wish it didn't have polyeurethane foam, but really you can't be too picky, especially for the price and the guarantee that there are no pthalates, BPA, or PVC (vinyl).
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We had never been to Palm Court on other visits to Tradewinds. Our waitress was very good as was the food. It's a little pricey, but quality was excellent. Receiving a long-stem red rose after the meal was a nice surprise.
We had never been to Palm Court on other visits to Tradewinds. Our waitress was very good as was the food. It's a little pricey, but quality was excellent. Receiving a long-stem red rose after the meal was a nice surprise.
This place is wonderful. This place has a very intimate setting and the food was great. Michael proposed to me here and the entire restaurant including the staff knew. The waiter Youseff was great and the maitre'd was awesome. I couldn't think of a better restaurant to get engaged at. We'll be back. Sincerely, Tiffany (soon to be Moore) and... More
The service by Daniel made our evening. The food surpassed all our expectations. The menu covered all you would expect and each serving was handsomely served and taste full. We thank you for a wonderful evening and I still have my rose!
Starts at the front with Audra, nice friendly wait staff, a good wine list, tasty food, and well paced. It is in a resort, so a bit pricey. All in all it should be tried. We were there for a conference, several choices nearby, yet we went twice.
We ate here most nights of our nearly week long stay. The hostess, Audra, and our waiter on each occassion, Hassan, were wonderful to my wife, daughter and me. The food was delightful, and after the first night we felt like family, which is why we kept coming back. We tried different menu items each night and they were all... More
This spot is amazing....be prepared it comes with a price tag, but so worth it. The restaurant was not busy for a Friday night at 8:30pm. We had made a reservation, but we could have just walked in, not sure that this is always the case. The interior is not your typical beach look, you could be in NY City.... More
As another reviewer wrote, we saved eating at Palm Court until our last night at the resort. We were hoping to topoff an otherwise extremely enjoyable stay at this resort. This however turned out to be not a good dining experience. I just cannot imagine this restaurant winning an award. All 7 in our party are of Italian descent and... More
We enjoyed a wonderful Sunday brunch at the Palm Court. The choices included made to order omelettes, carved beef, chicken, as well as many seafood offerings. The best part was the huge shrimp cocktail (the shrimp were already peeled, a definite plus), and cold crab claws. Desserts included a chocolate fountain along with many other cakes. The brunch also included... More
Best meal ever! Loved that gluten free options were listed right on menu and we even had GF bread! I had the filet which was amazing and my hubby had the grouper! Great meal and great service by our waiter Daniel who recommended a perfect bottle of wine! Will definetly be back!
The best place to eat at of all the tradewinds properties.The food and service were outstanding. We ate at Tradewinds other Restaurant they were not to good at all
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The inside of the theatre is beautiful. The seats are quite uncomfortable. It is time for an upgrade on the seats. This theatre is expensive but nice.
The inside of the theatre is beautiful. The seats are quite uncomfortable. It is time for an upgrade on the seats. This theatre is expensive but nice.
Vaudeville to Cinemascope to Broadway, this Grande Dame has seen and hosted it all. Gilded columns and marble stairs. This is where to see theater today.
I took the time and made another journey to the Orpheum Theater in Memphis, Tennessee--a journey that I have made more times than I can recall. The latest journey I made to the Orpheum Theater in Memphis, Tennesse was in my opinion a total waste of my time
I saw Harry Connick, Jr., here and the place rocked! Great acoustics, wonderful retro cedor and atmosphere, and they get the best talent, too.
Take the time to see a show here. Great theater! Great touring companies. Located close to Beale for that after show drink or dinner.
Although we did not visit the Orpheum on our latest trip to Memphis, we have been there for "Movie Night". The theater is beautiful and what a fun atmosphere it was the the viewing of The Big Lebowski. I would love to see a live performance there however, it seems like when we are in town there are never any... More
I have been to many events at the Orpheum over the past 2 years and have had seats in most every section. I can honestly say that I you can't get a bad seat in the Orpheum. The accoustics are great and the venue offered a great variety of shows from family friendly to musical to mildly risque.
I was very disappointed with the musical "Flash Dance", especially with the price ,I paid. The seats are very uncomfortable and many of them are broken. Instead of building a new center,next door, they should redo the seating in the present structure
Good to see the building and the stars on the pavement, but as I didn't see a performance I couldn't comment on the interior.
Attended "Rebel without a Cause" for the summer movie series. Theater is definitely of a time gone by - beautiful!! Hope in the future to be able to see a live production on their stage. Also heard it is residence for two ghosts, of which we did not encounter.
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Have you always wanted to sing in a choir? this is your opportunity, no experience required Weekly Singing Sessions in the Clinton Centre Together One Voice hold weekly singing sessions held in the Clinton Centre on Thursdays 7.30 -9.30 pm £6 per session or £60 per term Together One Voice is a fantastic community choir with a group in Enniskillen and a group in Omagh, who join together for performances at different events throughout the year. We learn vocal warm ups and techniques to increase skill and range, learn how to sing in harmony We sing songs from around the world, and a variety of styles of music , from sacred songs, gospel to contemporary folk. If you can speak you can sing is our philosophy, and we come together with a shared joy of singing.
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Posted: Dec 24, 2012 8:48 PM by Rebecca Taylor
Updated: Dec 24, 2012 9:45 PM
TUCSON - A Tucson family had their home broken into Saturday night and lost everything under the Christmas tree.
Four kids and no presents?
This holiday was looking bleak, until the responding police officers turned everything around.
Through word of mouth and social media, officers with the Tucson Police Department raised hundreds of dollars for the family.
A trip to Target was made possible by donations from strangers, helping save Christmas.
From clothing, to toys, cozy blankets and electronics, Tiffany Eppstein has four kids to shop for. Ages 2 thru 16.
On Saturday night while the family enjoyed Winterhaven, burglars took advantage.
"We noticed our back door was open, and the first thing my husband said was, where's all of our Christmas presents," describes Eppstein. "We tried to explain to our kids that we may not have a Christmas this year."
That's where Officer Tracy Kranz comes in.
"Being that I have two small kids of my own, and how important Christmas is to the family I said, hey I can pass this on," says Krantz. "On my Facebook page 90 percent of my friends are within the department. So I shared it."
Within 24 hours donations from fellow officers came pouring in.
"I have a backseat full of toys and we collected $620 in cash from department members to contribute to this family, so they can have a good Christmas with their children," said Kranz.
At checkout Eppstein gave Officer Kranz a big hug.
The compassion Eppstein says is beyond anything she's felt, "you gave my family, and my kids Christmas back."
Eppstein who works as a hair stylist says her co-workers, clients and neighbors also stepped up.
As a precaution against thieves, the presents won't go under the tree Christmas Eve. But Santa will deliver by morning says Eppstein.
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