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Ubuntu Security Notice 1416-1 - Alexander Gavrun discovered that the TIFF library incorrectly allocated space for a tile. If a user or automated system were tricked into opening a specially crafted TIFF image, a remote attacker could execute arbitrary code with user privileges, or crash the application, leading to a denial of service. It was discovered that the tiffdump utility incorrectly handled directory data structures with many directory entries. If a user or automated system were tricked into opening a specially crafted TIFF image, a remote attacker could crash the application, leading to a denial of service, or possibly execute arbitrary code with user privileges. This issue only applied to Ubuntu 8.04 LTS, Ubuntu 10.04 LTS, Ubuntu 10.10 and Ubuntu 11.04. Various other issues were also addressed.
## Kai

#  Rose Perfume Oil 

$77.00

A rose-infused reinvention of the classic **Kai fragrance** , captured in a portable perfume oil that adorns skin with a subtle floral, unapologetically feminine scent.

  * Details



Transport yourself to an English country garden in summertime with this intoxicating perfume oil, composed of essential oils. Recalling the classic notes of the iconic **Kai** scent (read: gardenia wrapped in jasmine, lily and tuberose), now layered with a soft and ultra-feminine rose absolute. Housed in a sleek glass vial with a roller ball applicator for fragrance refreshers anytime, anywhere.
# Chernobyl Gardens

At the beginning of the spring, as has happened every year since 2000, fresh seeds will be sown in open field plots located near to the reactor in Chernobyl, in an area that was seriously affected by radioactive fallout after the accident. Planting these crops is part of an experimental programme developed by the IRSN's Radioecology and Ecotoxicology Laboratory (LRE) in partnership with the Ukrainian Institute of Agricultural Radiology in Kiev and which is scheduled to continue until 2007. The objective is, firstly, to collect the basic data required to assess what happens to radionuclides that persist in the environment following accidental contamination and to model their transfer down the food chain. Secondly, the researchers are studying the behaviour of certain long-lived radionuclides in agricultural land ecosystems.   
  
In practice, different crops representing the main categories of plants grown for human consumption, such as cereals (wheat), root vegetables (potatoes and radishes), leafy vegetables (lettuce) and fruit vegetables (beans and peas) are grown on four 4mx4m square plots. Each plot contains a different type of soil selected on the basis of its organic matter content and its pH value, important factors that affect the behaviour in the soil of the radionuclides studied. Two types of soil low in humus, one acidic and the other basic, together with two types of soil rich in organic matter were chosen. All four plots were subject to the same level of contamination up to a depth of 20 cm with one or more of the radionuclides studied as part of this programme: 36Cl, 129I, 239-240Pu, 241Am and 99Tc. In fact, it is not the residual contamination from the accident that is being studied, but contamination under controlled conditions. 

In addition to these studies on transfer through the food chain, research at this experimental site also covers the movement and bioavailability of the radionuclides in soil: this involves assessing their vertical migration, and monitoring their concentration in the soil solution by taking samples each month throughout the year following contamination of the soil, and then every four months in subsequent years.
### All Content Projects  Pop  SKB_Pop Secret.mmpz

by Shakabo (shashikant.bohat)  
**Size:** 31 KB  
**License:** Artistic License 2.0  
**LMMS Version:** 0.4.15| **Submitted:** 2014-03-03 05:08:09**Updated:** 2014-03-03 05:14:18  
**Popularity:** 377 10  
**Rating:** 2  
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**Name:** SKB_Pop Secret.mmpz  
**Description:** hi,  
  
This is my second attempt with POP. :)  
This is a very quick 30 minute song.  
I didn't put much efforts with the melody part.. I just made two simple melodies and let them repeat with different instruments. :D  
  
I hope you like it.. ;)  
please tell me what you like or dislike.. :) any suggestions to improve this are most welcome.. :D  
  
thanks,  
Shaka  
  
  
> Unbelievable... In 30mins??!  
  
> Imagine what you could do if you spent 30mins a day for a week or two making a track.  
  
> One time I spent 30 mins to make a hihat sound "good".   
>   
  
> **@Aatro, he he.. :D I wish I could give my all time to music. :) but, I hardly get some time for lmms and music. :( if I get some time out of my busy life, I spend that time replying to Emails & messages on Facebook and other forums etc. :) . . . . and rarely make instruments myself. most of the times I use presets made by others including you. ;) ha ha :D I'm thankful that you people let me use your presets. :)**  
  
> Wow, 30 min!! Cool. And good result :)  
  
> **thanks Hani azizam :) ^-^**  
  
> Better than your last Popcorn :D  
  
> Well you certainly have made your name clear!...everything except your beat. I was going to say on your other song your bbline's were near flawless and great and attractive to listener. What happened!? :0 i see only one bar repeated. (nice backwards crash btw) And, I am super excited that your bass is finally fitting in, and actually working! Excellent! Really crisp and clear sounds everywhere. Although my tips before may have helped somewhat, it seems to me, that most of the new positive changes have come from your own intellect. Congratulations on this hit!  
  
> **wow ! I'm really glad that you like my music, and bbline. :D I had just half an hour with my PC. then I had to leave. in that time I could do just one bbline. but I was so excited to post this that I couldn't stop myself. haha :D and see, for me, bbline takes much much more time than the melody and bass part. melodies come like a snap but beats are really time consuming.. :) I'll try to add more BB part in second version. :D he he ;)**  
  
> **Thanks Miguel. :D glad to see you after a long time.. ;) I don't know what's the exact pop structure.. please give me some guidelines. :) and I'll adapt that structure in the next version with a better beat. :) ^~^**
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|  |  |  Most Digital Ad Growth Now Goes to Mobile as Desktop Growth Falters   
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Mobile advertising continues to grow faster than expected, largely at the expense of desktop ad spending, which is flattening or declining more rapidly than previous predicted, according to new figures from eMarketer. eMarketer now expects US mobile advertising spending to reach $9.60 billion by the end of this year, up 120.0% from $4.36 billion from 2012. Spending on ads served to desktops and laptops is expected to grow just 1.69% to $32.98, down from 6.60% growth last year.  
Overall, US digital ad spending, including paid media spending on ads appearing on all digital devices, will increase 15.72% this year to $42.58 billion.  
Next year, eMarketer predicts, overall spending on desktop advertising will increase by just 0.41%, while mobile ad spending will grow a further 56.00% to $14.97 billion. By 2016, spending on mobile will rival desktop spending, and in 2017 it will blow past, posting $35.62 in ad spending compared to the desktop’s $27.21 billion.  
There are few remaining desktop ad formats that will see significant incremental increases in ad spending, notably branding-friendly categories like sponsorships and video.  
Virtually all the spending growth going to search, banners and rich media ad formats, however, will go toward the mobile channel. Mobile search advertising spending will have grown 118.8% in 2013; mobile banner ad spending will have increased 155.22%; and mobile rich media ad growth will hit 95.89% in 2013, eMarketer estimates.  
The same formats seeing such robust growth on mobile will languish on the desktop, however, as advertisers shift more dollars to target smartphone- and tablet-toting shoppers. eMarketer expects search spending to be down 1.4% this year when the mobile component is removed, while display will grow a sluggish 3.8%, buoyed by double-digit growth in sponsorship and video spending, along with lead generation the main bright spots for desktop-based digital ads.  
2013 may be the last year of triple-digit growth for mobile display, search and other formats, but the outlook is optimistic, with consumers continuing to pick up smartphones and tablets in droves, and publishers like YouTube, Instagram and Twitter adding more—and more lucrative—ad products to their mobile offerings.  
eMarketer bases all of our forecasts on a multipronged approach that focuses on both worldwide and local trends in the economy, technology and population along with company-, product-, country- and demographic-specific trends as well as trends in specific consumer behaviors. We analyze quantitative and qualitative data from a variety of research firms, government agencies, media outlets and company reports, weighting each piece of information based on methodology and soundness.  
Additionally, every element of each eMarketer forecast fits within the larger matrix of all our forecasts, with the same assumptions and general framework used to project figures in a wide variety of areas. Regular re-evaluation of each forecast means those assumptions and framework are constantly updated to reflect new market developments and other trends.  
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#  Reference Designs 

## ZLL Remote Control Reference Design

#### Texas Instruments

The Texas Instruments ZLLRC Reference Design allows simple and direct control of lamps on a ZigBee Light Link network. It is intended to control a sub-group of lamps on the network: such as the lamps in a room in your house. It creates its own group consisting of the lamps it has touch linked with. These can be added/removed later. It has 14 buttons that allow control of state (on/off): hue: saturation: level: target selection and scenes. The ZLLRC is supported by the Z-Stack Lighting 1.0.2 release and higher.It is based on the CC2530 System on Chip (SoC): which has a ZigBee radio integrated. It has an on board PIFA PCB antenna fed through an integrated balun. To improve battery life: the CR2025 battery voltage is converted to 2.1V using the TPS62730 DCDC converter.

##### Features

  * Low power ZLL remote control design Inverted F PCB antenna 14 buttons 4 LEDs Buzzer for user feedback CR2025 battery FCC/IC/CE compliant 



##### Applications

  * Smart home remote control 
  * Circuit breaker (ACB 
  * MCCB 
  * VCB) 



##### Product Categories

  * SimpleLink Solutions
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## Front End Web Developer

  


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# Teaching Spiritual Formation in the Congregation

So wrote the psalmist long ago, but the words are easily our own. We too thirst for God. We are hungry for a deeper, more intimate relationship with God. Interest in spiritual formation is often related to our individual lives. We search for ways to grow closer to God through a variety of spiritual practices and may seek out others committed to the spiritual journey. But we often are unable to take the next step which is to create a community dedicated to spiritual formation.

March 30 – April 4, Jane Vennard and the participants of the _Teaching Spiritual Formation in the Congregation_ class will explore and engage a variety of practical ways for building such a community by teaching spiritual formation in our congregations.

“In our time together,” Vennard says, “we will begin by discussing what we mean by spiritual formation and envision what it might look like in a congregation. We will experience practices that guide our own spiritual formation, and find ways to share these disciplines with others. We will look closely and compassionately at our own churches to discern their needs for spiritual growth. And, we will discuss specific methods for introducing spiritual formation and eliciting commitments from our congregations.”

The course will be experiential including prayer, small groups, individual reflection, and silence as well as presentations and discussion. You will begin your own teaching plan and have the opportunity to share your ideas with other participants so as to learn from one another.

You are invited to join the conversation.
# White, Donnie

Born 1942 in Springfield, Ky. A regular on the Renfro Valley Barn Dance (CBS) in 1958 and the Pee Wee King Show (Louisville, Ky.) in 1959.  
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Date & Source | Label & Number | Title & "As By" Name | Matrix | Comps  
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1958/Mar. 31  
Bb c&w rev. | King (Ohio) 45-**5122** |  Your Kind Of Lovin' — Donnie White | 45-K4187 | Ace CD 777 (#15)  
Luxel CD 7109 (#12)  
One Day Music CD 164 (#16)  
  
That's My Doll — Donnie White | 45-K4186  
1959/July 27  
Bb pop rev. | Ridgeway (Calif.) **713** /4 | Teen-Age Blues — Donnie White | 713  
Keep Saying You're Mine — Donnie White | 714 | Classics CD 735 (#24)  
  
1961/Apr. 24  
Bb pop rev. | Felsted (N.Y.) 45-**8619** -V |  Object Of A Male — Donnie White | FD 403  
For An Eternity — Donnie White | FD 404  
  
### Collector-Oriented Compilation LPs and CDs Containing Tracks

2001| Ace (England) CDCHD 777| CD| King Rockabilly  
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2012| Classics (Sweden) 735| CD| Teen Rockin' Party, Vol. 5  
One Day Music (England) DAY2CD 164| CD| Essential Rockabilly: The King Story  
year?| Luxel CD 7109| CD| Rockabilly Hoodlums, v. 9
As surely as the swallows head back to Capistrano every year, we can be assured that all is well when a smiling former Covington Mayor Sam Ramsey pops into our offices at this time of year. We know that he has come to announce that the Salem Camp Meeting is about to reconvene.

Today marks the opening of the 185th version of the camp meeting, and families from all over the world will be coming back to Covington to eat, socialize and pray together.

If you missed our stories about the lineup of guest ministers and music, go to covnews.com.

This year’s Salem Camp Meeting will run July 12-19, with worship services and other events from morning through evening at the Salem Camp Ground on Salem Road.

If you’re new to our area or have never taken the time to attend, we strongly recommend that you do so.

The camp meetings are guaranteed to make you nostalgic. A good dose of God’s word and the music will have you clapping your hands and tapping your feet with joy.

To all of our visitors, welcome back. Thanks for helping to keep such a great tradition going.
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