Bug#193292: marked as done (libopengl-perl: /usr/lib/perl5/auto/OpenGL/OpenGL.so needs libXIE.so.6)
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Bug#144554: marked as done (libopengl-perl: should not depend on libXIE)
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Bug#222824: marked as done (dict-de-en: some headwords are not properly indexed)
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Package: dict-de-en
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There are 599 null entries (some of these are entries that start
with a non-alpha-numeric character, which the -df sort option drops) and
17 entries starting with a space in german-english.index.
Some of these don't have a character that conv.py treats as a
"bracetype", so the enclosing colons are not written.
Many, perhaps most, of them are similar to the following entry:
in the source:
- : Bakkalaureus {m} der Theologie :: BD : Bachelor of Divinity
after processing by conv.py:
:- : Bakkalaureus der Theologie: {m}
BD : Bachelor of Divinity
entry in .dict file:
- Bakkalaureus der Theologie: {m}
BD : Bachelor of Divinity
Although a hyphen '-' doesn't appear to be included as a
"bracetype", conv.py seems to treat it as one.
Another problem (I don't know if this is an isolated case, or if it is
typical of others):
Original source:
Lt. : Leutnant {m} :: Lt. : lieutenant
After processing by conv.p:
:Lt. : Leutnant: {m}
Lt. : lieutenant
Entry in .dict file:
Lt. Leutnant: {m}
Lt. : lieutenant
Entry in .index file:
lt UYmNn
The user should be able to look up "Leutnant".
conv.py splits the entry on a ';'. It would be desirable to make
is split the entry on '|', since there are many entries similar to:
Abberufung {f} | Abberufungen {pl} :: recall | recalls
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Bug#217210: marked as done (dict-de-en: Please recode to utf-8)
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Hi,
At present it is impossible to have dict-de-en and
dict-freedict-{deu-eng,eng-deu} installed at the same time. The latter
ones are encoded in UTF-8, the former in ISO-8851.
Given that dictd accepts only a global locale setting (which the
--locale argument), and not per-dictionary-setting, all dictionaries
containing non-ASCII character _must_ be encoded in the same coding
system. Else dictd breaks.
Obviously, UTF-8 is the only reasonable choice.
Thanks,
Johannes
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We believe that the bug you reported is fixed in the latest version of
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Le Fri, Jan 30, 2004 at 01:51:02PM +, Stephen Stafford écrivait: > Hi, > > I cannot reproduce this bug. Can anyone else? If not I'd say it's > probably an issue elsewhere in the emacs toolchain that's been fixed > by now, close it and move on. I have emacs20, emacs21 and xemacs21 here and could not reproduce the bug. Regards, Laurent. signature.asc Description: Digital signature
Bug#136506: STOCK MARKET BULLETIN: 7-Eleven Stores looking to add QENC bottled water
OTC FIRST ALERT - 2003 Third Quarter Net Income Rose 76.8% Symbol: QENC Market: OTC Sector: High End Natural Bottle Water BREAKING NEWS: JERICHO, N.Y., Jan 28, 2004 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Queench, Inc (OTC: QENC) In Negotiations with 7-Eleven Stores for Nationwide Launch of Queench Products - 7-Eleven is looking forward to adding to their inventory various sizes of Queench water products. 7-Eleven has more than 4000 stores nationwide. Each store consistently serves on average 1300 customers in a 24-hour period, giving Queench products added exposure within their market share. BREAKING NEWS: JERICHO, NEW YORK, Jan 20, 2004 (CCNMatthews) -- Queench, Inc. (OTC: QENC) Board of Directors include Spencer Gillette, Chairperson - Vice President of Blimpie Corporation, Bill Ford - Owner of Ford Modeling Agency, La-Van Hawkins - President of Hawkins Food Group, Curtis Martin - New York Jets All-Star Running Back... BREAKING NEWS: Jan 8, 2004 -- QENC is now a full-time supplier of bottled water to the military. QENC today announced that it has completed inspection and approval of its water bottling plants by the U.S. Army Veterinary Command (VETCOM). BREAKING NEWS: Nov. 13, 2003 -- QENC 2003 Third Quarter Net Income Rose 76.8%. The Third Quarter Net Income ending 9/30/03 increased 76.8% from the Q2, and a 987% increase year-to-year. Net income for the 9 months ending 9/30/03 resulted in a 1274% year-to-year increase. Jim Furey of Lehman Brothers says, "You want to own small stocks versus large stocks when economic growth is accelerating, which is exactly the period we're in now." QENC is a small company perfectly poised to harness the $7.6 billion bottle water segment with a high quality premium brand priced competitively. The bottled water segment is the fastest growing of the beverage market. Of the $100 billion beverage industry, bottled water is nearly $7.6 billion annually, and forecasted to grow over 50% over the next 5 years. In this bottled water segment, QENC has the best of both worlds, where unlike Aquafina and Dasani, QENC is high-end natural spring water, and unlike Evian, QENC is competitively priced. QENC's target consumer is health and beauty conscious including Gen Y, Gen X, and Baby Boomers who live a metropolitan lifestyle. QENC currently offers two fantastic product lines: Queech Natural Spring Water and the Queech Flavored Water Beverages, which are vitamin-enhanced and come in five cool new flavors: Coconut, O' Ginger, Red Raspberry, Pineapple and Lemon. DISTRIBUTION AND MARKETING Jan 28, 2004 QENC announced today that 7-Eleven is looking forward to adding to their inventory various sizes of Queench water products. 7-Eleven has more than 4000 stores nationwide. Each store consistently serves on average 1300 customers in a 24-hour period, giving Queench products added exposure within their market share. QENC bottled water is nationally distributed through SYSCO FOODS. SYSCO Foods is the largest food distributor operating 145 locations and has sales and service relationships with 420,000 customers including restaurants, healthcare and educational facilities, lodging establishments, and more. This relationship provides key access to new markets with low capital requirements. Naomi Campbell's NC CONNECT integrated marketing agency, has signed to help QENC reach national and global consumers by providing marketing and advertising that will position QENC as a major lifestyle brand in the bottled water market. 01/08/04: QENC completed inspection and approval of its plants by the US Army Veterinary Command (VETCOM). QENC's been supplying the military contract in the South and Florida and the Army has been increasing orders on a monthly basis, which will result in higher Q1 2004 revenue. 12/03/03: QENC's strategically placing new eye-catching vending machines in locations on college campuses, retail, entertainment and sports venues and convenience stores. 500 vending machines installed in initial rollout in 2003 with approx. 2,500 vending machines to be installed in a 3-year period. The beverage-vending channel is typically highly profitable. FINAL CONSIDERATIONS 7-Eleven is looking forward to adding to their inventory various sizes of Queench water products. 12/03/03: QENC is currently shipping over 54,000 cases of bottled water quarterly, with a year-to-date quarterly revenue growth rate of 19.7% QENC's NET INCOME for the Q3 ending 9/30/03 increased 76.8% from the Q2, and a 987% increase year-to-year. Net income for the 9 months ending 9/30/03 resulted in a 1274% year-to-year increase. QENC's SALES for the Q2 of 2002 increased 77% to $848,269 year-to-year, from $478,052, as a result of rolling out new product lines and implementing a channel development strategy. QENC's high quality premium water is priced very competitive, they have an excellent distribution channel with SYSCO and strategically placed vending machines, and a marketing campaign designed to focus on
Bug#153793: Fw: STOCK MARKET BULLETIN: 7-Eleven Stores looking to add QENC bottled water
OTC FIRST ALERT - 2003 Third Quarter Net Income Rose 76.8% Symbol: QENC Market: OTC Sector: High End Natural Bottle Water BREAKING NEWS: JERICHO, N.Y., Jan 28, 2004 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Queench, Inc (OTC: QENC) In Negotiations with 7-Eleven Stores for Nationwide Launch of Queench Products - 7-Eleven is looking forward to adding to their inventory various sizes of Queench water products. 7-Eleven has more than 4000 stores nationwide. Each store consistently serves on average 1300 customers in a 24-hour period, giving Queench products added exposure within their market share. BREAKING NEWS: JERICHO, NEW YORK, Jan 20, 2004 (CCNMatthews) -- Queench, Inc. (OTC: QENC) Board of Directors include Spencer Gillette, Chairperson - Vice President of Blimpie Corporation, Bill Ford - Owner of Ford Modeling Agency, La-Van Hawkins - President of Hawkins Food Group, Curtis Martin - New York Jets All-Star Running Back... BREAKING NEWS: Jan 8, 2004 -- QENC is now a full-time supplier of bottled water to the military. QENC today announced that it has completed inspection and approval of its water bottling plants by the U.S. Army Veterinary Command (VETCOM). BREAKING NEWS: Nov. 13, 2003 -- QENC 2003 Third Quarter Net Income Rose 76.8%. The Third Quarter Net Income ending 9/30/03 increased 76.8% from the Q2, and a 987% increase year-to-year. Net income for the 9 months ending 9/30/03 resulted in a 1274% year-to-year increase. Jim Furey of Lehman Brothers says, "You want to own small stocks versus large stocks when economic growth is accelerating, which is exactly the period we're in now." QENC is a small company perfectly poised to harness the $7.6 billion bottle water segment with a high quality premium brand priced competitively. The bottled water segment is the fastest growing of the beverage market. Of the $100 billion beverage industry, bottled water is nearly $7.6 billion annually, and forecasted to grow over 50% over the next 5 years. In this bottled water segment, QENC has the best of both worlds, where unlike Aquafina and Dasani, QENC is high-end natural spring water, and unlike Evian, QENC is competitively priced. QENC's target consumer is health and beauty conscious including Gen Y, Gen X, and Baby Boomers who live a metropolitan lifestyle. QENC currently offers two fantastic product lines: Queech Natural Spring Water and the Queech Flavored Water Beverages, which are vitamin-enhanced and come in five cool new flavors: Coconut, O' Ginger, Red Raspberry, Pineapple and Lemon. DISTRIBUTION AND MARKETING Jan 28, 2004 QENC announced today that 7-Eleven is looking forward to adding to their inventory various sizes of Queench water products. 7-Eleven has more than 4000 stores nationwide. Each store consistently serves on average 1300 customers in a 24-hour period, giving Queench products added exposure within their market share. QENC bottled water is nationally distributed through SYSCO FOODS. SYSCO Foods is the largest food distributor operating 145 locations and has sales and service relationships with 420,000 customers including restaurants, healthcare and educational facilities, lodging establishments, and more. This relationship provides key access to new markets with low capital requirements. Naomi Campbell's NC CONNECT integrated marketing agency, has signed to help QENC reach national and global consumers by providing marketing and advertising that will position QENC as a major lifestyle brand in the bottled water market. 01/08/04: QENC completed inspection and approval of its plants by the US Army Veterinary Command (VETCOM). QENC's been supplying the military contract in the South and Florida and the Army has been increasing orders on a monthly basis, which will result in higher Q1 2004 revenue. 12/03/03: QENC's strategically placing new eye-catching vending machines in locations on college campuses, retail, entertainment and sports venues and convenience stores. 500 vending machines installed in initial rollout in 2003 with approx. 2,500 vending machines to be installed in a 3-year period. The beverage-vending channel is typically highly profitable. FINAL CONSIDERATIONS 7-Eleven is looking forward to adding to their inventory various sizes of Queench water products. 12/03/03: QENC is currently shipping over 54,000 cases of bottled water quarterly, with a year-to-date quarterly revenue growth rate of 19.7% QENC's NET INCOME for the Q3 ending 9/30/03 increased 76.8% from the Q2, and a 987% increase year-to-year. Net income for the 9 months ending 9/30/03 resulted in a 1274% year-to-year increase. QENC's SALES for the Q2 of 2002 increased 77% to $848,269 year-to-year, from $478,052, as a result of rolling out new product lines and implementing a channel development strategy. QENC's high quality premium water is priced very competitive, they have an excellent distribution channel with SYSCO and strategically placed vending machines, and a marketing campaign designed to focus on
