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''Here, list requests for topics that you think should be covered on ArchWiki. If not obvious, explain why ArchWiki coverage is justified (rather than existing Wikipedia articles or other documentation). Furthermore, please consider researching and creating the initial article yourself (see [[Help:Editing]] for content creation help).''
''Here, list requests for topics that you think should be covered on ArchWiki. If not obvious, explain why ArchWiki coverage is justified (rather than existing Wikipedia articles or other documentation). Furthermore, please consider researching and creating the initial article yourself (see [[Help:Editing]] for content creation help).''
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Is the wiki missing documentation for a popular software package or coverage of an important topic? Or, is existing content in need of correction, updating, or expansion? Write your requests below and share your ideas...
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- 1 General requests
- 2 Creation requests
- 3 Modification requests
- 3.1 wireless_tools -> iw
- 3.2 DeveloperWiki
- 3.3 MediaWiki Visual Editor
- 3.4 Move/Merge articles to external wikis
- 3.5 New dependencies for pacman
- 3.6 vmlinuz26
- 3.7 Switch initscripts to systemd on all pages
- 3.8 ConsoleKit and D-Bus
- 3.9 virtualbox-iso-additions & Co. package name changes
- 3.10 Inconsistent block size value for dd command
- 3.11 Move openjdk6 to jdk7-openjdk
- 3.12 compiz and emerald got dropped to AUR
- 3.13 libgl and libgl-dri are no more
- 3.14 Automatic loading of kernel modules
- 3.15 Help me rewrite the eCryptfs article
- 4 Bot requests
General requests
- Inaccurate content
- Pages flagged with Template:Accuracy.
- Outdated content
- Pages flagged with Template:Out of date.
- Irrelevant or unhelpful content
- Pages flagged with Template:Deletion.
- Incomplete content
- Pages flagged with Template:Expansion.
- Poorly-written content
- Pages flagged with Template:Poor writing.
- Duplicate effort or overlapping scope
- Pages flagged with Template:Merge.
- Misleading names
- Pages flagged with Template:Moveto.
- Poor translations
- Pages flagged with Template:Bad translation.
- Incomplete translations
- Pages flagged with Template:Translateme. See also ArchWiki Translation Team.
- Incomplete content
- Pages flagged with Template:Stub.
- Dead or broken links
- Pages flagged with Template:Linkrot. Should be repaired or replaced.
- Templates with an undefined parameter
- Pages automatically flagged with Template:META Error
- Unexplained presence of an article status template
- Pages automatically flagged with Template:META Unexplained Status Template.
- Pages with misspelled or deprecated templates
- Need to fix template or change to new template.
- Full links
- Should be turned into internal links.
Problem redirects
Creation requests
Here, list requests for topics that you think should be covered on ArchWiki. If not obvious, explain why ArchWiki coverage is justified (rather than existing Wikipedia articles or other documentation). Furthermore, please consider researching and creating the initial article yourself (see Help:Editing for content creation help).
ldns is a core package with no wiki documentation. It is also relatively new in the world of DNS tools and is not well covered on the Internet. Documentation of basic features and what it is not (eg a replacement for bind) would provide a valueable resource. MichaelRpdx (talk) 20:07, 17 February 2014 (UTC)
How to configure SAMBA PDC + LDAP in Arch Linux? (Moved from another page. Hokstein 19:57, 16 September 2007 (EDT))
Finding information on the install of this program already requires a bit of searching around the net, and then a variety of modifications to get it running correctly. It would be nice to have a good HowTo about the install and setup of Tripwire on Arch. The package is availabe in community.
- It has since been removed from [community], it's in the AUR now. -- Karol 21:52, 29 August 2011 (EDT)
Left-Handed Adjustments for Desktop Environments
I was thinking it would be helpful for lefties if there were a list of configuration options for each desktop environment that facilitate left-handed use of mice and touchpads. I'm not sure if this is related enough to Arch to include in this wiki, but I haven't had a lot of luck finding information for my own DE (KDE) let alone for others. I will start writing down information, and if no one else thinks there should be a separate page for this, I'll just add the information I find to each individual DE's page. —ajrl 2013-08-11T15:09−06:00
It would be nice if there was a page documenting Bugzilla installation. The package is in [community], but I'm about to install it and wishing I knew potential caveats.
Input methods
Currently there is no page on ArchWiki properly describing various input methods generally. There is only Internationalization#Input_methods_in_Xorg, but it has several problems:
- missing descriptions
- X compose key does not fit in
- GTK has a default "simple" input method featuring the
Ctrl+Shift+ushortcut for entering a unicode character (this was added recently into a wrong article: [1]) - again, no description
- no description of XIM - outdated, but sometimes used as fallback?
So this is quite enough material to start a new great article ;)
-- Lahwaacz (talk) 18:23, 18 December 2013 (UTC)
An article, or even stub that links to resources, explaining what DRI is, why it's important, differences between DRI 1, 2, 3, how DRI1 is no longer supported as of xorg-server 1.13, simple xorg.conf code explaining the DRI section, enabling the composite and render extensions there, these and more. Just my thoughts.
Modification requests
Here, list requests for correction or other modification of existing articles. Only systemic modifications that affect multiple articles should be included here. If a specific page needs modification, use that page's discussion or talk page instead and one of the #General requests templates.
As a rolling release, Arch is constantly receiving updates and improvements. Because of this the Arch wiki must be updated quickly to reflect these changes.
wireless_tools -> iw
In addition to the net-tools deprecated, commands like iwconfig and iwlist are deprecated too. These should be updated to the appropriate iw commands. The one problem with this is that iw output is sometimes much more verbose.
- iwconfig -> iw
- iwconfig wlan0 mode ad-hoc --> iw wlan0 set type ibss
- iwlist wlan0 scan -> iw dev wlan0 scan
thestinger (talk) 07:06, 26 September 2012 (UTC)
- Before doing this, I want some one familiar with recent wireless development to confirm if those command can be directly replaced. I did remember that years ago many wireless do not support iw command. -- Fengchao (talk) 14:12, 3 June 2013 (UTC)
- I've created a table of equivalent commands in Wireless Setup#Manual setup, so far only commands for connecting to WEP encrypted network don't have an iw equivalent - according to
iw --help, it should be
iw wlan0 connect your_essid key 0:your_keyfor an ASCII key and
iw wlan0 connect your_essid key d:1:your_keyfor a hexadecimal key, but I can't test it. Also many other commands could be added to the table. -- Lahwaacz (talk) 00:00, 4 August 2013 (UTC)
- As I said before on the talkpage, I think you have done an awesome rework on the whole page the last days! I have done slight changes to above wep commands. Please see the page for details. --Indigo (talk) 13:48, 4 August 2013 (UTC)
- I've created a table of equivalent commands in Wireless Setup#Manual setup, so far only commands for connecting to WEP encrypted network don't have an iw equivalent - according to
Many pages are out of date and I can't even flag them out of date. Should users be warned that pages in this "category" may be really old and abandoned? -- Karol 09:19, 8 October 2011 (EDT)
- Perhaps we can create a special template to be included at the top of every article in that category? -- Kynikos 13:41, 8 October 2011 (EDT)
MediaWiki Visual Editor
References to the Visual editor sandbox should me made on the Wiki and BBS, especially where new users will easily come across it. ~ Filam 16:12, 16 December 2011 (EST)
Move/Merge articles to external wikis
Although Finnish and Serbian have their own wikis, we're still hosting some articles in those languages:
- Finnish articles
- Serbian articles: Српски, Srpski
Some users of those wikis should probably be contacted in order to complete the move/merge, replacing those articles with interlanguage links at least on the respective English pages.
-- Kynikos (talk) 16:34, 10 May 2012 (UTC) (Last edit: 03:04, 22 September 2013 (UTC))
New dependencies for pacman
Some parts of the wiki may need updating, e.g. [3] (the last one in the FAQ). -- Karol 08:39, 20 January 2012 (EST)
- There are actually quite a few dependencies that aren't mentioned, since a broken dependency of pacman would also break pacman (can see them all with
pactree -l pacman | sort -u | cut -f 1 -d ' '). The packages that would need to be downloaded and extracted would vary depending on which partial upgrade was done. thestinger 15:19, 21 February 2012 (EST)
Instead of flagging all articles still using the old kernel image naming out of date, can we do some mass-renaming? -- Karol 20:55, 20 October 2011 (EDT)
- Last week, I found at one article that was using vmlinuz26 in an example for users of non-recent kernel versions. I'm not sure if we would want to keep such an example around, but we may want to decide that before doing a mass rename. And for what it's worth, I don't think it is necessary to keep such antiquated examples around. -- Jstjohn (talk) 20:53, 4 June 2012 (UTC)
- Of course I don't know what article you're referring to, but doing a mass-renaming with a bot sounds a bit dangerous, because as you've pointed out there may be exceptions where the old kernel names are still ok. I'm moving this discussion out of Bot requests. -- Kynikos (talk) 14:57, 5 June 2012 (UTC)
Switch initscripts to systemd on all pages
D-Bus: Remove or redirect to Systemd. All link to it should be check and cleaned up.
Now that initscripts no longer are supported, we should change stuff that have information with initscripts to systemd --Toringe (talk) 22:49, 23 March 2013 (UTC)
- Agree, all initscripts should be converted to systemd. Many old stuff could be removed safely now. -- Fengchao (talk) 01:25, 24 March 2013 (UTC)
- D-Bus has nothing to do with initscripts deprecation, closing. -- Lahwaacz (talk) 21:04, 29 November 2013 (UTC)
- Unclosing.
- What should we do with articles that mention rc.conf etc? If I'm not going to fix them, is it OK to mark them as out of date like Very_Secure_FTP_Daemon#Using_xinetd and then consider the wiki switch to systemd as complete? -- Karol (talk) 12:05, 14 December 2013 (UTC)
- D-Bus has nothing to do with initscripts deprecation, closing. -- Lahwaacz (talk) 21:04, 29 November 2013 (UTC)
ConsoleKit and D-Bus
polkit rebuild
ConsoleKit support has now been fully dropped from all packages in the repositories. There is no need for
ck-launch-session and friends after this moves.
Please use link to General Troubleshooting#Session permissions to replace anything mentioning
dbus-launch, problems with consolekit/logind, etc.
-- thestinger (talk) 04:40, 26 September 2012 (UTC)
ck-launch-session dbus-launch and friends
We can remove every single mention of ck-launch-session on the wiki - consolekit support has been dropped upstream and Arch is going to drop it from all the other packages too. This was also never actually needed, since a session is already started with pam, and you simply needed to keep the session on the same tty. Using dbus-launch is usually not needed at all, and should be removed almost everywhere too. -- thestinger (talk) 18:56, 20 October 2012 (UTC)
- I decided just to get this right once and for all in xinitrc with the xinitrc.d snippet to start dbus, and preserving the session by keeping X on the same tty (which works with both logind and ck). It also avoids all the things that can go wrong with ck-launch-session (dbus being started first, for one). thestinger (talk) 22:24, 24 October 2012 (UTC)
- remove ck-launch-session
- remove dbus-launch
- clean up pages mention consolekit.
- --Fengchao (talk) 01:23, 18 April 2013 (UTC)
- Status update: all pages inappropriately using
ck-launch-sessionare marked as out of date, the only English page falling into this category is Joy2key. The number of localized pages in that list is quite high though, this issue should get some more attention. Pages also currently mention "consolekit" (the third link) only regarding its deprecation. -- Lahwaacz (talk) 11:46, 30 November 2013 (UTC)
- Status update: all pages inappropriately using
virtualbox-iso-additions & Co. package name changes
I guess virtualbox-iso-additions is now called virtualbox-guest-iso. There are other changes (virtualbox-modules -> virtualbox-host-modules, virtualbox-source -> virtualbox-host-source) but the old names are not used in English articles. There may be some other changes (new names, changes to how things work), I only edited that one thing because I know nothing about virtualbox. If no more edits are needed, feel free to close this request. -- Karol (talk) 08:58, 23 September 2012 (UTC)
Inconsistent block size value for dd command
There are many examples of the dd command on the ArchWiki and they use various values for the block size option. There seems to be a lot of confusion about what value to use. This is exemplified by the Using DD for disk cloning question on Server Fault. I have also collected a few examples from the ArchWiki (see: User:Filam/Block size#Disparate examples).
In order to make these examples more consistent I would like to either write Block size or Dd. Then any examples could be replaced by references like the Package management style rules.
What do you think of that plan?
-- Filam (talk) 19:45, 24 September 2012 (UTC)
- Can you give a more explicit example? For instance, how would you change this extract from User-mode_Linux#Build_rootfs_image:
- 1.) First you have to create a single, big file into which you will install Arch Linux. This command creates a single 1 GB file, only containing zeros - should be enough for a basic Arch Linux installation.
dd if=/dev/zero of=rootfs bs=1MB count=1000
- -- Kynikos (talk) 12:36, 25 September 2012 (UTC)
Move openjdk6 to jdk7-openjdk
Developer annourcement: OpenJDK6 packages will be removed by the end of this month.
All users should move to OpenJDK7 based packages jre7-openjdk/jre7-openjdk-headless/jdk7-openjdk (or the Oracle based JRE/JDK from AUR) very soon.
The next OpenJDK7 update will replace openjdk6 on the system.
There are many openjdk6 exist in Arch wiki. All of them should be removed or changed to openjdk7.
compiz and emerald got dropped to AUR
sysvinit also got removed.
I've done some updating (just the English articles), so this is more of a heads-up for anyone taking care of non-English articles or people who would like to double check if I missed something / messed something up. I don't know if e.g. this or this is the right way to approach a situation where 'foo' package is neither in the AUR nor in the repos, but there may be 'foo-git' or 'foo-no-gnome' in the AUR. It seems to clash with ArchWiki:Requests#Use_AUR_templates. I've noticed that if there's a 'foo-git' package in the AUR, when 'foo' gets dropped from the repos, no dev / TU uploads 'foo' package to the AUR - makes sense, but makes updating the wiki harder ;P
I didn't fix Emerald because I don't know which package in the AUR - if any - represents the 'standard Emerald themes'. The link to emerald needs to be updated the sentence rephrased, as it's not in the repos anymore.
Apart from that one edit, I didn't touch compiz, as it needs more extensive editing and I know nothing about
it compiz. Sure, I can just remove the parts that are outdated (e.g. referring to the removed package groups) but maybe someone can do a nicer rewrite.
List of recently removed packages / package groups:
ccsm compiz-bcop compiz-core compiz-decorator-gtk compiz-decorator-kde compiz-fusion-plugins-extra compiz-fusion-plugins-main compiz-manager compizconfig-backend-gconf compizconfig-python emerald emerald-themes fusion-icon libcompizconfig mingetty proftpd slmodem sysvinit bmp epiphany-extensions mkbootcd python-m2crypto
-- Karol (talk) 22:53, 21 May 2013 (UTC)
libgl and libgl-dri are no more
Quite a few articles mention these packages. I think that instead of libgl they should point to mesa-libgl or nvidia-libgl. libgl-dri is not provided by any package. -- Karol (talk) 12:47, 26 May 2013 (UTC)
- libgl is a virtual package that is provided by multiple other packages:
- - mesa-libgl, nvidia-libgl, nvidia-304xx-utils from extra
- - catalyst-utils, catalyst-utils-pxp from the catalyst repos
- - mesa-libgl-git and probably many more from AUR
- You can even do
pacman -S libgl, and it will ask which one you want to install (of course it will only list the ones from repos that you have added to /etc/pacman.conf). Thus using "libgl" as a package/dependency name is in fact correct, and should be preferred in places where we don't care about which specific graphics driver is used.
- --Sas (talk) 18:28, 9 January 2014 (UTC)
Automatic loading of kernel modules
There are notes like "Since kernel 3.4 all necessary modules are loaded automatically" and "Newer versions of udev load the module automatically", which are usually followed by rather long section "If that does not work, do
modprobe foo" and "To make it permanent after reboot, add the following to
Examples: Kernel_modules#Configuration, CPU_Frequency_Scaling, CPU_Frequency_Scaling#CPU_frequency_driver, Network configuration#Check_the_driver_status, Wireless_Setup#Device_driver.
There are several problems with this, so quick list of tasks:
Verify kernel and udev version, because this also depends on the resolution of ArchWiki_talk:Reports#Minimum_supported_kernel_version.
- Perhaps the notes should be unified (though autoloading on hotplug and when some command is executed are different). Also note that some notes mentioning udev might be inaccurate and need to be changed to mention kernel (and vice versa).
- Replace verbose
modprobefallback commands with link to Kernel modules#Loading - see Help:Style#Kernel module operations.
- There's small problem with similar instructions to use some kernel module option - I don't consider it to be basic operation according to Help:Style#Kernel module operations, but this to be too verbose. I think some clear note (can't think of any right now) and link to Kernel modules#Setting module options should be provided.
-- Lahwaacz (talk) 19:09, 5 August 2013 (UTC)
- As the minimum supported kernel version is apparently 3.10 at the moment, we should get rid of those modprobe commands and just link to Kernel_modules#Configuration. -- Lahwaacz (talk) 21:02, 29 November 2013 (UTC)
Help me rewrite the eCryptfs article
Not sure if this is the correct place to post this, but I'd like to let the admins/maintainers and other interested Arch wiki editors know of my plans for the eCryptfs article, which I have laid out at Talk:ECryptfs#Major_restructuring/rewrite. If there are any objections, or suggestions for how to do it better, it would be nice to hear them early on.
Also, since it's a relatively big task, it will take a long time to complete if I remain on my own. So feel free to join me! :)
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Registration for this full-day Unconference is free for any ALA Annual attendee and will be taken on a first-come-first-served basis. Once the 75 slots are filled, we will open up a waiting list for additional people to register. When you register for this event, you must provide your name, affiliation, email address, and an idea either for a talk you'd like to give or a topic you're willing to facilitate a discussion about. Your proposed topic should be articulated in a short single sentence, but make sure it's something that others will understand since they will be voting based on your description.
If you register and then find that you can't make it, please remove yourself from the registration list ASAP so we can give your space to the next person on the waiting list. It would also be helpful to email either Meredith Farkas (mgfarkas at gmail dot com) or Michelle Boule (mboule at gmail dot com) and give us a head's up that you've un-registered.
To register, you will need to enter your name, affiliation, email address, topic suggestion and whether you want to facilitate a discussion on the topic or present on it (you must choose either "discuss" or "present"). Here are some examples:
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{{Otheruses|''This is the adult '''Varsity Scout {{PAGENAME}}''', a team's governing board unit committee within a chartered organization.
For the Boy Scouting unit committee, see [[Troop Committee]].
For the Venturing unit committee, see [[Crew Committee]].''
{{Otheruses|''This is the adult '''Varsity Scout {{PAGENAME}}''', a team's governing board unit committee within a chartered organization.
For the Boy Scouting unit committee, see [[Troop Committee]].
For the Venturing unit committee, see [[Crew Committee]].''}}
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| This is the adult Varsity Scout Team Committee, a team's governing board unit committee within a chartered organization.
For the Boy Scouting unit committee, see Troop Committee.
For the Venturing unit committee, see Crew Committee.
|Team Committee Member
The Varsity Scout Team Committee is responsible for conducting the business of the team, setting policy, and helping the Team Coach and Varsity Scouts with the outdoor program and other planned activities. The committee also has the responsibility to provide adults for boards of review (which is conducted by the youth Advancement Program Manager). The committee consists of parent volunteers who fulfill various roles on the committee.
Minimum positions for a chartered team
A chartered Varsity Scout team requires a Chartered Organization Representative, a Committee Chairman, at least two committee members, and a Team Coach.
- Chartered Organization Representative
- The Chartered Organization Representative is the direct contact between the unit and the Chartered Organization. This individual is also the organization's contact with the district committee and the Local Council. The chartered organization representative may become a member of the district committee and is a voting member of the council. The Chartered Organization Representative appoints the unit committee chair.
- Team Committee Chairman
- The unit committee chair is appointed by the chartered organization and registered as an adult leader of the BSA. The unit committee chairman appoints and supervises the unit committee and unit leaders.
- Team Committee Secretary
- The unit secretary is appointed by the committee chairman to keep minutes and records, send notices, and handle publicity.
- Team Treasurer
- The unit treasurer is appointed by the committee chairman to handle unit funds, pay bills, maintain accounts, coordinate the annual Friends of Scouting (FOS) campaign, and supervise fundraising.
- Team Advancement Chair
- The unit advancement chair is appointed by the committee chairman to ensure that the unit has at least monthly boards of review, quarterly courts of honor, and that the unit has goals of helping each Scout advance a rank each year and for new Scouts to reach First Class rank during their first year. The advancement coordinator is also responsible for record keeping and submitting advancement reports.
- Team Equipment Coordinator
- The unit equipment coordinator is appointed by the committee chairman to work with the youth Quartermaster and is responsible inventory, storage, and maintenance of unit equipment.
- Team Outdoor/Activities Chair
- The unit outdoor/activities chair is appointed by the committee chairman to secure tour permits and permission to use camping site, serve as transportation coordinator, ensure a monthly outdoor program.
- Team Membership Chair
- The unit membership chair is appointed by the committee chairman to help ensure a smooth transition of new Varsity Scouts into the unit and orientation for new parents.
- Team Training Chair
- The unit training chair is appointed by the committee chairman to ensure training opportunities are available, maintain training records and materials, and is responsible for BSA Youth Protection training.
- Team Public Relations Chair
- The unit public relations chair is appointed by the committee chairman to inform parents of their responsibilities in Scouting and with the chartered organization. Provides news and announcements about the unit to newspapers, bulletins of sponsors, web sites, etc. Promotes and stimulates service projects, Scouting Anniversary Week, Scout Sunday or Sabbath, and family participation in unit events. Promotes new membership and lets people in the neighborhood know that Scouting is available.
- Team Friends of Scouting (FOS) Chair
- The unit Friends of Scouting chair is appointed by the committee chairman to work closely with the unit committee on public relations for FOS; conducts annual FOS campaign to enroll family members and adult leaders in FOS; gives recognition to contributors and enrollees.
- Team Scouting for Food Chair
- The unit Scouting for Food chair is appointed by the committee chairman to coordinate an annual food drive for the unit and reports the result to the district.
- Team Fundraising Chair
- The Unit Fundraising Chair, also called the "Popcorn Kernel" in some councils, is appointed by the committee chairman to supervise Fundraising and ensure that every youth member has the opportunity to participate in Popcorn sales or other council Fundraising events.
- ScoutParent Unit Coordinator
- The ScoutParents Unit Coordinator is an appointed member of the unit committee or can be an assistant unit leader. Their job is to welcome parents, keep them informed, and encourage them to help with at least one specific task or project each year. Larger units might choose to have more than one ScoutParents unit coordinator. The ScoutParents unit coordinator position became official June 1, 2008 and the position code is "PS." The ScoutParents unit coordinator must be at least 21 years old, complete an adult application, and pay the same registration fee as other adult leaders. Find Fast Start Training for unit coordinators online. Newly printed youth applications also mention the ScoutParents program. A checkbox in the parent section lets parents commit to being active ScoutParents. By entering an e-mail address, they can receive information from council, district, and unit leaders about ways to get involved. ScoutParents.org web site.
Direct youth contact leaders
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- Team Coach
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- Ensures that quality adult leadership is recruited and trained. In case the Team Coach is absent, a qualified Assistant Team Coach is assigned. If the Team Coach is unable to serve, a replacement is recruited.
- Provides adequate meeting facilities.
- Advises the Team Coach on policies relating to Varsity Scouting and the chartered organization.
- Supports leaders in carrying out the program.
- Is responsible for finances, adequate funds, and disbursements in line with the approved budget plan.
- Obtains, maintains, and properly cares for team property.
- Ensures the team has an outdoor program (minimum 10 days and nights per year).
- Serves on boards of review and courts of honor.
- Supports the Team Coach in working with individual boys and problems that may affect the overall team program.
- Provides for the special needs and assistance some boys may require.
- Helps with the Friends of Scouting campaign.
- Assists the Team Coach with handling boy behavioral problems.
See also
|Reports to:
|Chartered Organization Representative
|Lead by:
|Team Committee Chairman
|Committee Secretary • Committee Treasurer • Advancement Chair • Equipment Coordinator • Activities Chair • Membership Chair • Training Chair • Public Relations Chair • Friends of Scouting Chair • Scouting for Food Chair • Fundraising Chair • ScoutParent Unit Coordinator • Chaplain
|Program Advisers:
|Advancement • High-Adventure/Sports • Personal Development • Service • Special Programs and Events
|Team Coach • Assistant Team Coach(es)
Team Positions of Responsibility and Adult Advisers
|Team Leadership:
| Captain • Cocaptain • Team Secretary • Squad Leader • Quartermaster • Chaplain Aide •
Librarian • Instructor • Den Chief • Order of the Arrow Team Representative
|Program Managers:
|Advancement • High-Adventure/Sports • Personal Development • Service • Special Programs and Events
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|Historian • Bugler
|Team Coach • Assistant Team Coach(es) • Committee Secretary • Committee Treasurer
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|Advancement • High-Adventure/Sports • Personal Development • Service • Special Programs and Events
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This site features my pictures and videos of Vincent D'Onofrio in New York City beginning with my first meeting with him at Joe's Pub on July 22, 2010. Vincent is currently filming the final eight episodes for Season 10 of "Law and Order:Criminal Intent" in NYC. He also has several films due to be released this year and will be directing his next film "Johnny and Me" later this year. Feel free to leave comments and to follow along. Enjoy!
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Life seems to be moving faster with each passing day. With more and more stuff being added to your plate, how can you keep track of everything that may impact your financial future? Whether you're paying the mortgage, having children or saving for retirement, it's vital to declutter your finances so you can focus on what's important.
Why is "Decluttering" Important to Your Financial Future?
Your finances, whether you know it or not, come down to budgeting. Whether you're planning on purchasing a new car, saving for your child's college fund or buying a plane ticket for that trip around the globe, you should be budgeting for all of it. Part of how to budget your money is setting clear goals and plans to achieve the future you want while removing some of your worry about bills, mortgages and down payments on large purchases.
No matter what stage you're at in life, taking the time now to declutter your finances can set you up for success in your financial future. To start you off right, we've got nine ways to declutter your finances, so you can simplify your life and get back to the things that matter the most!
1. Create a Dedicated Space for Managing Your Finances
Set aside a space where you focus on budgeting and financial planning. It could be an entire room, just a desk or a dedicated drawer. It's important to keep monthly bills and known upcoming expenses in this location.
Setting a physical space aside will help you organize your finances and change your mentality on how you approach and use those spaces. Creating this space will force you to focus directly on your financial planning. This change in mentality will help you to assess your financial goals and needs more accurately.
2. Decide Which Documents to Keep and Which to Shred
Throughout your life, you acquire many financial and legal documents, so it's important to know what you should keep and what you should shred. Always keep the following legal documents in a safe place:
- Social security cards
- Marriage license
- Wills, living wills and powers of attorney
- Any business licenses
- Vehicle titles and loan documents
- House deeds and mortgage documents
- Any insurance policy in case of any claims or issues
- Birth certificates
- Any valid or invalid passports
- ID cards
- Pension plan documents
As a general rule of thumb you should always keep the following financial information:
- Seven years of tax records and filing receipts
- One year of medical records and bills in case of dispute or claims
- Warranty documents and receipts for any appliance or large purchase you currently own.
- All home purchase, sale, or improvement documents for at least six years after you sell your house
- One year of pay stubs and bank statements
- The most recent copy of your:
- Annual insurance policy statements
- Social security statements
- Retirement plan statements, whether it's a 401k or an IRA
Shred everything else. Once you've paid a bill, there is no reason to keep it. Shred anything that has personal information on it like name, address, phone number or any banking details. You don't want your personal data to fall into the wrong hands.
3. Create a "Budget Binder" to Track Your Expenses
Creating a dedicated folder that houses your budget is a great way to start tracking all of your expenses. Tracking all of your deposits and deductions will give you indication of where you're spending money. We recommend using a binder that can hold additional documents for unplanned bills or invoices like vet bills, kids' sports registration documents or warranty information for electronics and furniture.
4. Use a Bill Payment Organizer So You Don't Miss a Payment
Whether you organize your bills in order of importance, due date or by bill type, determine which bills you have coming due first to help you budget your finances. Use a binder or bill payment organizer to arrange the order of your bills physically even if they are automatically deducted. Seeing the physical progress of your payments will help you remember the monthly expenses that need to be accounted for.
5. Have a Separate Calendar to Plan for Billing Dates and Paydays
Create a dedicated calendar to help you budget when bills are due. Plot upcoming paydays to determine which funds you should use from which paychecks so that you allow yourself wiggle room between checks. Visualizing future bills and paydays will motivate you to stay on top of expenses.
6. Develop an Order for Which Bills to Pay Down First
Knowing which bills are most important to pay off first is an important part of the budgeting process. Ensuring you have a roof over your head and utilities to live comfortably is a crucial part of budgeting. We recommend prioritizing your bills in the following way:
Mortgage or rent
High-interest credit cards
Low-interest credit cards
Other bills or recurring payments
7. Take Time to Review your Finances and Upcoming Expenses
Set time aside each pay period (every two weeks) to review your finances and upcoming expenses and bills. Developing a routine with your finances will help you be prepared for what's ahead and ensure there are no surprises in your financial future.
8. Determine if Automatic Deductions Fit Your Financial Plan
Automatic deductions and deposits can relieve a lot of stress surrounding billing due dates, but it also means you need to plan to have the necessary funds in your account each month. Going paperless can be very convenient, but it's important to make sure it's right for you.
9. Get Support From Someone You Can Count On
If you're dedicated to investing in your financial future, take a weekend to declutter your finances. Ignorance is bliss--until your credit card gets declined or you realize you've spent your car payment during a shopping spree. Following these tips will prepare you for the future and lessen the uneasiness we all sometimes feel when our money isn't in order. The best part is, you don't have to do it alone! For more financial planning tips, speak with your local Farm Bureau Agent about ways to plan for and protect your future.


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A notoriously shrewish TV drama writer and a Korean wave star who fight like cats and dogs every time they meet; a spinster flight attendant landlady and a nosy chef tenant who build a sense of camaraderie; a genius relationship-virgin composer who harbors a secret admiration for a scatterbrained producer. As they cash-land into each others' lives, will there be love?
IMDB Rating: 7.2
Release Date: 17 Feb 2016
Genre: Comedy, Romance
Runtime: 120 min
Actor : Ah In Yoo, Ji-Woo Choi, Kang Ha-Neul, Ju-hyuk Kim
Writers : N/A
Director : Hyeon-jin Park
Language : Korean
Country : South Korea


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Parked cars packed both sides of Pinnacle Mountain Road Saturday morning as thousands of people flocked to a mountaintop orchard — or more accurately, a theme park for agriculture in the heart of apple country.
It is the peak of picking season, and Sky Top Orchards welcomed customers to select from one of the best crops of apples they've had in the past few years.
With apples as its core and other features nearly as "a-pealing," Sky Top was packed, as were many other pick-your-own farms and agricultural attractions in Henderson County.
"There's lots to do here," Shaun Moolman of Greer, S.C., said, as his family looked past a busy playground and picnic shelters out to rolling hills of apple trees at Sky Top. On the other side of a long line waiting for apple cider doughnuts and a bustling fruit market, a tractor fired up for another hayride.
Giant apple and pumpkin playhouses beckoned kids to crawl inside. Just a bit farther into the orchard, little ones giggled as they spied on farm animals in their natural habitat, while others made their way through a bamboo forest.
Sarah and Shaun Moolman, carrying their 4-month-old son, Logan, came to Sky Top for the first time Saturday, after hearing a loved one rave about the place. They had to see for themselves and snap photos to show others.
"It's like this on a fall weekend when the weather is nice. The U-pick orchard is like a state fair," said David Butler, who runs Sky Top with his wife, Lyndsey.
Butler said that the rain may have decimated their tomatoes and corn, "but now it's dried up the last three weeks, and the fruit just looks great."
Ten miles away, J.H. Stepp Farms' Hillcrest Orchard, offering rides through the orchard, picnics and a country store, was also buzzing with activity. Sky Top, Hillcrest and other pick-your-own orchards are open through the fall season and typically have their busiest days on weekends with beautiful weather. "It's just a beautiful mountain day so everybody said, 'honey, let's go to the mountains,'" Butler said.
At 2,950 feet above sea level, Sky Top perches on the peak of Pinnacle Mountain with a panoramic view people drive many miles to see. "This is the Chamber of Commerce view," he said. "We're real lucky."
Butler planted Sky Top Orchard in 1967 with his father and opened up the fruits of their labor to the general public as a "U-Pick" destination in 1980. To keep up with the modern tastes of its customers, Sky Top followed other growers — like Grandad's Apples, which opened the county's first corn maze in 2005 — by diversifying.
The orchard offers Asian pears, peaches, grapes, sour cherries, pumpkins, gourds, squash, corn and more than 20 varieties of apples. It also tempts the senses of guests with the aromatic smell of apple cider doughnuts, apple pies, cider and cider slushies.
Grandad's Apples has become the pumpkin patch powerhouse in the county, with cuttings of their first crop already in stock, as it entices guests with barbecue and a cow train that runs on the weekends.
Grandad's, Hillcrest and Sky Top are three of eight farms in Henderson County that have opened their gates this year and invited people to pick their own treats. Now farmers who have tilled the land and braved the elements for years are finding growing support a new generation that wants to "buy local" — and have fun while they're doing it.
The orchards have also become science and living history farms as children, who may never have seen a farm before, are now getting a first look at the agricultural life through school field trips.
Butler said that there was a time when 10 to 30 kids in a school group would raise their hands when asked whether they had a family member who lived on a farm. Now, he said, there may be less than one or two or even no hands raised at the query.
"This is the busiest I've seen this place in more than 20 years," said Ryan Swinson of Greenville, S.C., as she stood in line with her family at Sky Top to pay for the bags of gala apples they had picked.
She has been coming to the Henderson County orchard since she was a little girl. On Saturday, she brought her 19-month-old son, Crawford, to carry on the tradition.
When she woke up Saturday morning, Ryan Swinson felt a bit of autumn crispness in the air. It was apple picking time, and her favorite galas were calling her name.
Her husband, Aubrey Swinson, first came to the orchard on a date with the "apple of his eye," who became his wife. He agreed the place was packed with customers – the fruits of a good crop and a beautiful day.
Barrett Gosnell of Belmont, N.C., said that he's seen the place a lot more crowded than it was on Saturday.
Carrying his 2-year-old son, Nathan, on his back, Gosnell lugged a wagonload of apples from the orchard. He and his wife, Jill, and their six children have made Sky Top a family tradition for three years in a row. He found it in an Internet search, and they fell in love with the place.
Each year they come to pick apples, enjoy some doughnuts, have a picnic and pose for a family photo with the mountains as their backdrop. Ten-yearold Lainey and 5-year-old Ella agreed "it's fun" picking apples as a family, although 8-year-old Noah said he had the hardest job.
Picking apples was definitely on the agenda for Sarah Lloyd as she looked for the perfect main ingredient of the homemade applesauce she planned to make. She and her husband, Chris, waited for more family members to arrive before heading into the orchard.
"We're from Greenville, so coming up here is a little bit different," Chris Lloyd said. "It's a beautiful day today."
They couldn't leave without apple cider doughnuts — that's a must-have treat.
Destination farms host healthy crop of customers
Parked cars packed both sides of Pinnacle Mountain Road Saturday morning as thousands of people flocked to a mountaintop orchard — or more accurately, a theme park for agriculture in the heart of apple country.


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No matter what delicacy your tummy's rumbling for, there's a Tumblr dedicated to it. And luckily these delish dishes come with sumptuous high-definition photos and recipes that tell you how to recreate the edible wonder in your own kitchen.
After a lot of digging, a lot of drooling and more than a little snacking, we've identified the top 10 Tumblr food sites. Whether you pick n' choose in a la carte fashion or dive in buffet-style is up to you, but you're bound to come away satisfied either way.
1. Old People Writing On A Restaurant's Facebook Page
Shining examples of why you don't really want to open a restaurant, highlighted by Facebookers who "don't internet so good." If that doesn't tickle your funny bone, check out Selleck Waterfall Sandwich. It's full of homebrewed pictures of Tom Selleck romping with waterfalls and sandwiches, all with a refreshing/horrible 1980s Glamour Shots-esque motif.
2. Anthony Bourdain
The "No Reservations" host also has a Tumblr blog filled with pictures from the front lines of the gastronomic world. Bourdain's an author too, and his lovable yet snarky eloquence shines through in lengthy musings about whatever trend or taco hits his belly. This should be the first and last stop for hardcore foodies.
3. 1796 Foods
The photographic record of one woman's journey to eat each and every one of the 1,796 meals listed in two "1001 Foods To Eat Before You Die" books. Yeah, yeah, 1001 plus 1001 equals 2002. Congrats! You're a math pro, but Laura, the lady behind the stomach behind the Tumblr, found some duplicates. Each meal is represented by a high-quality pic and some musings. At last count, Laura had knocked back 735 of the 1,796 dishes.
4. Food On My Dog
Food can be fun, too! Just ask Andrew Small who puts food on his dog's head, then posts the pictures on this amusing top 10 Tumblr food site. Attention chimichanga fans: Andrew also takes requests.
5. EFC Cooking
Glorious, mouth-watering pictures of delicious foods you can't wait to shove in your mouth. Fortunately, clicking on a dish brings up its recipe straight from the private chef that runs the site.
6. GastroGirl
The same deal: amazing-looking food with links to each dish's recipes. GastroGirl doesn't make the foods herself, however, and she focuses on more desserts than the previous Tumblr EFC Cooking. Satiate that sweet tooth!
7. Art in My Coffee
You can't argue about food being art when there's a foam dragon or teddy bear peering out at you from your espresso. Just remember to slap some top-notch mobile security on your tablet before heading down to Starbucks. You don't want a faked LinkedIn invite snatching control of your slate when you're showing the barista photos of your cat.
8. ScandyBars
They cut open your candy just to see what is inside! Be warned: You'll need a sweet-treat fix within seconds of opening this blog. Scanwiches rocks the same idea, but it's updated far less frequently. It also lacks nougat.
9. Sexiest Foods
Mmmmm. Close-up pictures of all the artery-clogging foods that you love to eat but can't eat often. Sexiest Food's tagline says it all: "Not suitable for vegetarians." Add "dieters" to the list, too.
10. Food Culturalist
This top 10 Tumblr food site studies the culture of food, from micro-farming to supper-clubbing, and adds stories of food-provoked memories all centered around high-quality images of high-quality eats. Another foodie favorite.
While you're enjoying the choice cuts of the internet, don't forget: Solid security software keeps your computer, tablet or smartphone from becoming chopped liver. Eat smart.


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C++ Streams: The first function represents the simplest CRC function. The file is opened using the C++ stream classes
(ifstream). This function uses nothing but standard C++ calls, so this function should compile and run using any C++ compiler on any OS.
Win32 I/O: This function is more optimized in that it uses the Win32 API for file I/O;
CreateFile, and ReadFile. This will speed up the processing, but by using the Win32 API the code is no longer platform independent.
Filemaps: This function uses memory mapped files to process the file. Filemaps can be used to greatly increase the speed with which files are accessed. They allow the contents of a file to be accessed as if it were in memory. No longer does the programmer need to call
ReadFile and WriteFile.
Assembly: The final CRC function is one that is optimized using Intel Assembly. By hand writing the assembly code the algorithm can be optimized for speed, although at the sacrifice of being easy to read and understand.
Those are the four main CRC functions. But there are actually two versions of each function. There are two classes,
CCrc32Dynamic and CCrc32Static, each of which have the above four functions for a total of eight. The only difference between the static and dynamic classes is the CRC table. With the static class the CRC table and all the functions in the class are static. The trade off is simple. The static class is simpler to use, but the dynamic class uses memory more efficiently because the CRC table (1K in size) is only allocated when needed.
// Using the static class is as easy as one line of code
dwErrorCode = CCrc32Static::FileCrc32Assembly(m_strFilename, dwCrc32);
// Whereas there is more involved when using the dynamic class
CCrc32Dynamic *pobCrc32Dynamic = new CCrc32Dynamic;
dwErrorCode = pobCrc32Dynamic->FileCrc32Assembly(m_strFilename, dwCrc32);
delete pobCrc32Dynamic;
Whenever you calculate a CRC you need to take into account the speed of the algorithm. Generating CRCs for files is both a CPU and a disk intensive task. Here is a table showing the time it took to CRC three different files. The columns are the different file sizes, the rows are the different CRC functions, and the table entries are in seconds. The system these numbers were captured on is a dual Pentium III at 1 GHz with a 10,000 RPM SCSI Ultra160 hard drive.
As expected the C++ streams is the slowest function followed by the Win32 I/O. However, I was very surprised to see the filemaps were not faster than the Win32 I/O, in fact they are slower. After I thought about it some, I realized memory mapped files are designed to provide fast random access to files. But when you CRC you access the file sequentially. Thus filemaps are not faster, and the extra overhead of creating the "views" of the file are why it's slower. Filemaps do have one advantage that none of the other functions have. Memory mapped files are guaranteed to be able to access files up to the maximum file size in NT which is 264 or 18 exabytes. Although the Win32 I/O may handle files of this size, none of the documentation confirms this. [Note: The largest file I have CRC'ed is 40 GB, which all eight functions successfully CRC'ed, but took over 10 minutes each.]
If anyone who reads this article knows a way to improve the speed even more, please post the code or email me. Especially if you know of a speed improvement for the assembly code. I will bet there are further optimizations that can be made to the assembly code. After all I don't know Intel Assembly very well, therefore I'm sure there are optimizations I don't know about.
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Sean Rowe Makes Los Angeles Debut, Performs Songs From 'Magic' On The Madeline Brand Show
The talented and resolutely unique singer-songwriter Sean Rowe is currently visiting Los Angeles in anticipation of his Anti-Records debut album Magic out February 22nd. The increasingly acclaimed musician and avowed naturalist appeared earlier this morning on The Madeleine Brand Show on KPCC where he discussed living off the land, edible plants and the eating of road kill (he prefers mice over chipmunks.) Rowe also performed two songs from his album, utilizing his incredibly soulful baritone to conjure poetic images on his songs "Old Black Dodge" and "Wet."
The San Francisco Chronicle said of Rowe's soon to be released album, "Magic is quiet, dark beauty with a dash of dirge. When it comes to heartbreak, Sean Rowe performs the soundtrack" while My Old Kentucky Blog offered, "...it packs one soulful and powerful wallop. Each song is a hard-won victory; battered, bruised but not yet defeated. It's nearly impossible to hear Rowe's resonant baritone (particularly on numbers like Old Black Dodge) and not immediately be reminded of vintage idiosyncratic Smog or even the threateningly-personal records that Leonard Cohen fashioned early in his career... Keep an ear to the ground for this one.
You can listen to Rowe's performance on The Madeleine Brand Show by going href="http://www.scpr.org/programs/madeleine-brand/2011/01/31/sean-rowe">here>.
Sean Rowe will perform at The Hotel Café in Los Angeles this Tuesday 02-01 at 7PM.


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