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	FrontPage - Bazaar Wiki
		Since then many projects have seen the light and adopted Bazaar-NG.
		The official Bazaar 2.0 release is anticipated in the first quarter of 2006.
		This RCS has a full set of plugins and a growing suite of 3rd Party Utilities is under active development.
	bazaar.canonical.com (147 words)

	FrontPage - Bazaar-NG
		Bazaar-NG is a decentralized revision control system designed to be easy for developers and end users alike.
		When you use Bazaar-NG, you can commit to your own branches of your favorite free software projects without needing special permission.
		BzrForGITUsers - (In progress) Learning Bazaar-NG for GIT users
	bazaar-vcs.org (343 words)

	LWN: Bazaar-NG: a distributed version control system
		Bazaar-Ng is a next-generation version control system that is in the early stages of development.
		Bazaar-NG (or bzr) is a project of Canonical to develop an open source distributed version control system that is powerful, friendly, and scalable.
		As older version control systems such as cvs show their age, quite a few alternatives are being developed.
	lwn.net /Articles/139903 (872 words)

	Comments on Open Source Software / Free Software (OSS/FS) Software Configuration Management (SCM) Systems
		SCM projects that are conceptual descendents of GNU arch include Arx (which has poor Windows support), Bazaar (also named baz) which is essentially a friendly fork of GNU Arch to improve it (primarily its UI), and especially Bazaar-NG (also named bzr).
		Other SCM prototypes have been built on git, and various interfaces have been developed to other SCMs (in particular, there's a prototype git-to-Darcs interface, and GNU Arch's Tom Lord announced he was planning to switch to the git format though it's not clear that will really occur).
		In distributed SCM systems, the field is currently crowded, with many people having developed early stages with significantly different approaches to the problem.
	www.dwheeler.com /essays/scm.html (10889 words)

	Killer Read MAXIM ONLINE
		Robert Berdella was a troubled soul who ran a Kansas City, Missouri store called Bob’s Bizarre Bazaar, which sold plaster-of-Paris skulls amid head shop bric-a-brac.
		Lake was already obsessed with the John Fowles novel The Collector, narrated by a deranged sociopath, when Ng became an accomplice to the macabre fantasy he’d constructed partly from its pages.
		Becoming increasingly delusional, he began stockpiling weapons and eventually moved with Ng to an isolated mountain cabin in small Wilseyville, 150 miles east of San Francisco.
	www.maximonline.com /articles/index.aspx?a_id=6725 (3394 words)

	San Pedro Online Community - Calendar of Events
		Expect the city streets to be decked out for this occasion -- there's a trade fair and a bazaar, a traditional "karera ng tiburin" race, and a search for the "Barako ng Bayan".
		A traditional panunuluyan ritual caps the festivities on the 24th, re-enacting that age-old story of Christ's birth.
		This reputation lives on in the annual Coffee Festival, a week-long tribute to this Batangueño brew.
	www.sanpedro-online.coms.ph /Calendar_events/december2002.htm (1097 words)

	Comments on Open Source Software / Free Software (OSS/FS) Software Configuration Management (SCM) Systems
		SCM projects that are conceptual descendents of GNU arch include Arx (which has poor Windows support), Bazaar (also named baz) which is essentially a friendly fork of GNU Arch to improve it (primarily its UI), and especially Bazaar-NG (also named bzr).
		Other SCM prototypes have been built on git, and various interfaces have been developed to other SCMs (in particular, there's a prototype git-to-Darcs interface, and GNU Arch's Tom Lord announced he was planning to switch to the git format though it's not clear that will really occur).
		The no-cost BitKeeper required that source code being maintained be copied to the vendor; since few commercial developers wanted to do that, they were generally willing to buy the commercial license without that condition.
	www.dwheeler.com /essays/scm.html (10889 words)

	Tailor - DarcsWiki
		Tailor is a tool to migrate changesets between ArX, Bazaar, Bazaar-NG, CVS, Codeville, Darcs, Git, Mercurial, Monotone, Subversion and Tla repositories.
		The bigger thing that prevents the major version bump is compatibility: as of 0.9.17, there is no way to convert a cvsync state file into the format used by tailor, so you cannot use this version on projects started with old 0.8.x.
		Current version, 0.9.17, seems good enough to start promoting it for public consumption
	www.darcs.net /DarcsWiki/Tailor (164 words)

	Comments on Open Source Software / Free Software (OSS/FS) Software Configuration Management (SCM) Systems
		Besides CVS, Subversion (SVN), svk, GNU arch, and Monotone, there are many other OSS/FS SCM systems, such as Aegis, CVSNT, Darcs, FastCST, OpenCM, Vesta, Superversion, Codeville, and git/ Cogito, Mercurial I've already mentioned Bazaar, Arx, and Bazaar-NG.
		However, implementing svk on top of subversion is a very heavyweight way to create a distributed SCM system, far exceeding what it takes to implement a natively distributed SCM system.
		I'm not trying to completely exclude these others from consideration; I just don't have enough time to analyze them too, though for several of them I gathered enough information to decide that I wasn't as interested in learning more.
	www.dwheeler.com /essays/scm.html (164 words)

	Comments on Open Source Software / Free Software (OSS/FS) Software Configuration Management (SCM) Systems
		SCM projects that are conceptual descendents of GNU arch include Arx (which has poor Windows support), Bazaar (also named baz) which is essentially a friendly fork of GNU Arch to improve it (primarily its UI), and especially Bazaar-NG (also named bzr).
		Other SCM prototypes have been built on git, and various interfaces have been developed to other SCMs (in particular, there's a prototype git-to-Darcs interface, and GNU Arch's Tom Lord announced he was planning to switch to the git format though it's not clear that will really occur).
		Obviously, malicious developers are bad thing, but an SCM system should always be able identify exactly who inserted any malicious code (in a nonrepudiable way), and protect the integrity of the SCM history so that changes can be easily undone (and re-checked, once you've found a culprit).
	www.dwheeler.com /essays/scm.html (164 words)

	Comments on Open Source Software / Free Software (OSS/FS) Software Configuration Management (SCM) Systems
		SCM projects that are conceptual descendents of GNU arch include Arx (which has poor Windows support), Bazaar (also named baz) which is essentially a friendly fork of GNU Arch to improve it (primarily its UI), and especially Bazaar-NG (also named bzr).
		GNU arch gives you a lot of control using lower-level commands, but it doesn't (yet) automate a number of tasks that it really should be automating.
		GNU arch is a very interesting competitor, and works in a completely different way from CVS and Subversion.
	www.dwheeler.com /essays/scm.html (11079 words)

	Central Karoo, Western Cape, South Africa
		Leeu Gamka's NG Kerk Bazaar May each year
		When travellers of the world decide to explore the Western Cape a discerning few find themselves in the Great Karoo, where nature dazzles on the endless plains and among the mountains.
		The Ou Schuur Project at the Karoo National Park is seeking to trace the roots of all communities which lived within the confines of this park.
	www.centralkaroo.co.za (11079 words)

	Excite UK - Travel - Central America - Panama - Resorts and Excursions
		Las Balseras, a Ngöbé-Bugle Indian celebration held in Chiriquí Province every February, includes feasts and a contest in which the young men toss Balsa logs at one another; those who emerge unscathed may choose their partners.
		The capital is a curious blend of old Spain, modern America and the bazaar atmosphere of the East.
		Located some 450km (270 miles) west of the capital, the Chiriqu province is characterised by volcanic highlands with many waterfalls, rivers and spectacular mountain scenery and is known for its cattle and thoroughbred horses as well as banana and coffee plantations.
	www.excite.co.uk /travel/guides/central_america/panama/ResortsExcursions (1232 words)

	Jeff Snyder’s weblog
		In the last week, Felix Berger has sent me some patches to make Kompare accept bazaar-ng-generated diffs, Winfried (”winnie” on irc) has started looking at the age-old “cannot save remote files” bug, and Tom Broadbent has started looking at making remote folder comparisons work.
		Kompare’s been getting a fair bit of attention from me for the past couple of months (far more than the few months preceding them), but I rarely get contacted by other developers who are interested in fixing something in Kompare, or hacking a new feature into it.
		Whilst I’ve been inactive a few things have happened in kompare-land: Joshua Keel has started hacking on Kompare and has written a nice website for it, I’ve taken over maintainership of kompare from Bruggie (who is too busy with real-life stuff these days), and we’re looking for a new logo.
	blog.caffeinated.me.uk (1084 words)

	Khotan : Introduction Frommers.com
		Unconnected by rail and thus safe from inundation by Hàn settlers, Khotan is home to the liveliest bazaar in Xinjiang, and is a must for those hoping to experience traditional Uighur culture and markets.
		Khotan was once a more important trading and religious center than Kashgar.
		The system of writing had been taken from that of India."
	www.frommers.com /destinations/khotan/3365010001.html (308 words)

	Ram Khamhæng Inscription (1292)
		King Ram Khamhæng, the ruler of this city of Sukhothai, as well as the princes and princesses, the young men and women of rank, and all the noblefolk, without exception, both male and female, all have faith in the religion of the Buddha, and all observe the precepts during the rainy season.
		Inside this city there is a marvelous pond of water which is as clear and as good to drink as the water of the [Me]Khong in the dry season.
		As this Sukhothai has four very big gates, and as the people always crowd together to come in and watch the King lighting candles and setting off fireworks, the city is filled to the bursting point.
	instruct1.cit.cornell.edu /Courses/hist244/RKH.html (1569 words)

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