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Reigning NHRA Mello Yello Top Fuel world champ Antron Brown will test his driving skills behind the wheel of a Camry stock car at Virginia's Motor Mile Speedway in Radford, Va., Tuesday, May 28, as part of a partnership between Rev Racing and Toyota.
"We are excited that NHRA champion and world-class competitor Antron Brown has chosen Rev Racing as his entryway into stock car racing. He is a great ambassador for the motorsports world, and his commitment to diversity is something that makes this partnership really work," said Max Siegel, CEO of Rev Racing.
Brown, the first African-American to win a professional auto racing championship in the United States, will be testing at the Virginia short track (.416-mile oval) alongside NASCAR Drive for Diversity drivers Bryan Ortiz, Daniel Suarez, Mackena Bell, and Ryan Gifford. Gifford and Suarez have won races this season in the NKNPS East and NASCAR Toyota Series, respectively. Last year, Ortiz finished fifth in the NKNPS East standings in his rookie season, and Bell is third in the Sunoco Rookie of the Year battle.
"I can't tell you how thrilled I am to have this opportunity," said Brown. "I've known the leadership at Rev Racing for a long time. Their operation is top-notch, and I can't think of a better platform or program with which to test my oval racing skills.
"I have a passion for NHRA Drag Racing and love driving the Matco Tools dragster at Don Schumacher Racing," added Brown. "But I'm very competitive at anything I do, and I always love a new challenge. I'm excited to have this opportunity to turn left."
Both Rev Racing and DSR captured championships racing Toyotas last season -- Rev Racing won the NKNPS East championship and DSR the NHRA Top Fuel championship -- and continue to have a strong partnership with Toyota.
"Antron Brown has been a great partner for Toyota through Don Schumacher Racing, and we're delighted to support his opportunity to achieve success with Rev Racing. Toyota is proud of our relationship with both organizations," said Keith Dahl, Toyota's national manager of motorsports and engagement marketing. "Toyota has been a supporter of diversity in the workplace, within its organization and specifically with the Rev Racing program for many years. Not only are DSR and Rev Racing committed to winning championships, but they are also committed to pioneering diversity efforts in motorsports."
NHRA Funny Car driver Alexis DeJoria participated in a photo shoot for Inked Magazine, an edgy monthly publication written for individuals who innovate and inspire popular culture and emerging trends.
The shoot took place in the Tequila Patrón pit at Atlanta Dragway. DeJoria, who was in town for the originally scheduled Summit Racing Equipment NHRA Southern Nationals, braved the rain to pose for pictures with her nitromethane-burning Tequila Patrón Toyota Camry. DeJoria is slated to be featured in the publication's highly anticipated Automotive issue, on newsstands in August.
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Chairman of the Council To elect the Chairman of the Council for the 2011-2012 civic year. The retiring Chairman of the Council, Marrilyn Smart OBE, to request nominations. Following the election, the chairman will make the Declaration of Acceptance of Office and address the Council. Minutes: Councillor Norman Stephens was nominated for the office of Chairman of the Council. RESOLVED that Councillor Norman Stephens be appointed to the office of Chairman of the Council for the 2011-12 civic year. The chairman made his declaration of acceptance of office and thanked members for electing him. He commented that Cllr Smart was a hard act to follow. He would be happy if he could try to measure up to how she and others such as George Read MBE and Bill Hobman had conducted themselves. He said that some people readily criticised the council, but he believed that all councillors were dedicated people and he was thankful for a democratic society. This council in common with many now had no group with an overall majority and he urged all members to work together for the betterment of the community. He hoped that group leaders would continue to look for consensus, and while recognising that there would be differences that relations would be good-natured. Members could put aside those differences and socialise together. He was sure that all members would do their best for the district in the difficult and exciting times ahead. |
Vice Chairman of the Council To appoint the Vice Chairman of the Council for the 2011-12 civic year. Following the appointment, the vice chairman will make the Declaration of Acceptance of Office and address the Council. Minutes: Councillor Jane Horne was nominated for the office of Vice-chairman of the Council. RESOLVED that Councillor Jane Horne be appointed to the office of Vice-chairman of the Council for the 2011-12 civic year. The Vice-chairman made her declaration of acceptance of office and thanked members for electing her. She looked forward to serving the people of the district in this new role, vowing to work hard and support the chairman. She hoped that she would be able to fulfil her duties and what would be expected of her. |
Leader of the Council To elect the Leader of the Council for a four-year term of office from the Annual Meeting May 2011 to the Annual Meeting May 2015. It is proposed that the leader will represent the Council on the following bodies: Forest of Dean Local Strategic Partnership Leadership Gloucestershire LGA General Assembly South West Councils Minutes: RESOLVED that Councillor Patrick Molyneux be appointed to the office of Leader of the Council for a four-year term of office from the Annual Meeting May 2011 to the Annual Meeting May 2015. He will represent the council on the following bodies: Forest of Dean Local Strategic Partnership Leadership Gloucestershire LGA General Assembly South West Councils Cllr Molyneux thanked members for their support and expressed his keenness to be an inclusive leader, working together as a council. The cabinet would be more open and involve more members in its work. He would allow questions from members at cabinet meetings. The most important thing to keep in mind was what happens for the people of the district. He would do his best to achieve everything he could for the community. He hoped that all members would be behind him in the sentiment if not always the voting to drive the district forward. |
Apologies To receive apologies for absence. Minutes: Apologies were received from Cllr Hogan. Cllr Martin informed members that Cllr Hogan had suffered from a slight stroke, but that he was now recovering at home. The chairman said that he would write to Councillor Hogan from the council and would also include Cllr Hogan's wife in sending best wishes. |
To confirm the minutes of the Full Council meeting held on 14 April 2011. Minutes: The minutes of the last full Council meeting on the 14 April 2011 were confirmed and signed as an accurate record. |
Urgent Business The chairman to identify any items of urgent business. Minutes: The chairman accepted one question from Cllr O'Neill for the Leader of the Council to answer. Cllr O'Neill asked the following question "Does the Leader of the Council, (and do other members), agree that the decision of the cabinet of the County Council to close and sell off the 'Wilderness Centre' in Mitcheldean is a retrograde step, which will further diminish the educational provision for thousands of young people in the District and the County, and would the leader write to Councillor Mark Hawthorn, Leader of the County Council, condemning the closure and sale, and urging that, should the closure go ahead, they look for alternatives to a sale, as they have done at South Cerney, so that this fantastic facility is not lost forever? Response from Cllr Molyneux, Leader of the Council He thanked Cllr O'Neill for the question, expressing regret for the loss of any service, particularly if it was for children. He understood the concern, but pointed out that the decision had been made in February as part of the county council's budget savings proposals. There had been full consultation, representations had been made and all county councillors had been considered the matter. The decision could have been called in, but had no call-in had been made. The county council had to reduce debt and to retain the facility would cost at least £1 million in refurbishment costs. Cllr O'Neill was right that the facility had been used by many young people from across the county and indeed other parts of the country. However the decision would not prevent other organisations fro taking over the Wilderness Centre. He repeated his regret at the loss of any children's service and agreed to write to Cllr Mark Hawthorne, Leader of Gloucestershire County Council, expressing concern and requesting him to look carefully for any alternative options. |
Declarations of Interest To receive any declarations of interest in any matter to be discussed at the meeting, Members and officers are requested to identify the nature of the interest and indicate whether it is personal or prejudicial. Minutes: There were none on this occasion. |
Chairman's Announcements Minutes: One minute's silence The chairman invited members, officers and the public to join him in observing one minute's silence as a mark of respect for ColourSerjeant Kevin Fortuna, from Beachley based battalion 1 Rifles who was killed by an improvised explosive device when on patrol in the Helmand Province on Monday 23 May 2011. Independent Forestry Panel The chairman advised members that the national Independent Panel on Forestry, established by central government to advise on the future direction of forestry and woodland policy in England, has announced that it would be making three site visits as part of their work. The first of these would be to the Forest of Dean and would take place on Monday 13 June. At the last Council meeting on 14 April Full Council agreed to establish an advisory group to prepare evidence to present to the panel in support of protecting and maintaining the heritage and small commercial woodlands in the Forest of Dean and surrounding areas. The proposed membership for this advisory group is included in annex A to report 11.1 on the agenda and the terms of reference are at Appendix 4 to the minutes. Development Control Procedures Training The chairman announced that the afternoon session had been changed at the request of members and would now be 6pm – 8pm. The morning session would still take place 11am – 1pm. |
Past chairman's badge The chairman to present a commemorative badge to Marrilyn Smart OBE, the retiring Chairman of the Council, in recognition of her service to the council and the local community. The outgoing chairman to address the council. Minutes: The chairman commented that Cllr Smart had at times been endured difficult situations in the chamber, but had always chaired meetings with great dignity. She had been instrumental in setting up the Pride of the Forest Awards, which had now been running for four years celebrating unsung heroes across the district. She had raised significant funds for two local charities: Severn Area Rescue Association (SARA) and the Great Oaks Hospice In support of this, last year she had changed the Chairman's Civic Dinner into the Chairman's Charity Dinner so that the dinner and the Pride of the Forest awards ceremony were cost neutral to the council and also raised funds for Cllr Smart's chosen charities. She had been tireless in her support of the local battalion 1 Rifles and their families – perhaps the main highlight being the Freedom of the District Parade and family fun day in June 2009. She had been the driving force behind the event. She had undertaken a wide range and high number of civic engagements and always gave 100 per cent in all her duties as Chairman of the Council, acting as an excellent advocate for the council and the district. He ended by saying that it gave him great pleasure to present Cllr Smart OBE with a past chairman's badge. Cllr Smart thanked the chairman for the commemorative badge, which she would always treasure, and for his kind comments. Hers had been an interesting term of office and, despite some difficult meetings, she would not have missed it for the world. She thanked all members and officers, past and present for their support and friendship and to Vice-chairman Dr Richard Long who has now retired from the council. She wished him well for the future. She thanked in particular Sue Pangbourne, Peter Hibberd, Julie Jones and all in Democratic Services for their help and support and at times, their patience. She also thanked her original team of Simon Harper, Tony Wisdom and Marsha Llewellyn, and latterly Rachael Orchard, Karen Williams and Linda Macdonald. She said that it had been a huge honour to be civic head of the district, following a family tradition of public service. She paid tribute to the late Cllr George Read MBE, missing his sensible and wise counsel. She added that the magnificent seat erected on Plump Hill was a wonderful tribute to his service to the community. She hoped that she had conducted fair debate with a little humour and given everyone in this chamber an opportunity to speak, whatever their political persuasion. She thanked members for the support given to 1 Rifles and their families, particularly during their deployment to Afghanistan in 2008 and again today in 2011. She would always remember with great pride Armed Forces Day, 27 June 2009, when the council bestowed the Freedom of the District on 1 Rifles. She hoped that Pride of the Forest Awards and chairman's charity dinner would continue as an opportunity to hand something back to the community ... view the full minutes text for item 8.1 |
New members Following the district election on 5 May, the chairman to welcome 18 new members of the council and to welcome back re-elected members. Minutes: Following the district election on 5 May, the chairman welcomed 18 new members of the council and welcomed back re-elected members. He hoped that all would gain great satisfaction from their ward work, commenting that being a councillor was not all about meetings. He also took time to thank unsuccessful candidates without whom there would be no proper democracy. |
Armed Forces Day 2011 The chairman to announce that Armed Forces Day will be on 25 June 2011. The council will once again be flying the Armed Services Day flag and the chairman to invite members to attend the flag raising ceremony on Monday, 20 June 2011 at 10:00am Minutes: The chairman announced that Armed Forces Day would be on 25 June 2011. The council would once again be flying the Armed Services Day flag and the chairman invited members to attend the flag raising ceremony on Monday, 20 June 2011 at 10:00am |
Returning Officer's report PDF 86 KB To receive report LD.350 from the Returning Officer, relating to the District Council Elections and the National Referendum held on 5 May 2011. Additional documents: Minutes: Referring to report LD.350, the Head of Paid Service reported that the council had received all declarations of acceptance of office. The vice-chairman expressed her appreciation to the Returning Officer , Marie Rosenthal and her team for the hard work in preparing for the election and the smoothly run and well organised count. The chairman added his thanks and believed that members would agree. Full Council noted the report. |
Political composition of the council and formation of political groups PDF 82 KB The Head of Paid Service to present report LD.351 setting out the notifications received under Regulation 8 of the Local Government (Committees and Political Groups) Regulations 1990. Additional documents: Minutes: The Head of Paid Service confirmed that there were no changes to the composition of political groups as at annex A to report LD.351. Full Council noted the report. |
Member Appointments |
To consider report LD.348 and allocate committee seats to political groups and determine appointments to committees and other council bodies. Please note that the council may be asked under this item to approve alternative arrangements to strict political proportionality for appointments to committees and other bodies in accordance with Regulation 20 of the Local Government (Committee and Political Groups) Regulations 1990. The Head of Paid Service to convene the first meeting of each committee to elect its chairman and vice chairman. Additional documents:
Minutes: The chairman explained that members would consider and vote on each report recommendation one at a time. He invited Cllr Molyneux to present information regarding recommendation a). Cllr Molyneux explained that the tabled spreadsheet (attached) detailed the allocated seats on each committee for each political group on a proportional basis. Cllr Molyneux proposed and Cllr Robinson seconded the recommendation a) at the agenda, using the spreadsheet Cllr Martin, deputy leader of the Labour group, referred to the spreadsheet totals, which stated that the theoretical entitlement for the Labour group was 25.1 committee seats overall. She claimed that it was unfair that the actual allocation of seats to the Labour group was 24. In contrast, while the theoretical entitlement for the Conservative group was 28.1, the actual allocation was 29. Similarly the Independent group had been allocated 14 seats when its theoretical entitlement had been 13.1. She argued that the extra seat due should therefore be allocated to the Overview and Scrutiny Committee, since the Labour group was the main opposition group. Scrutiny looked carefully at the work of the cabinet and addressed issues of public concern in the community. As an inclusive council she urged members to redress the balance. Cllr Martin proposed and Cllr Sterry seconded the following amendment. That there should be six seats allocated to the Labour group and five seats allocated to the Conservative group on the Overview and Scrutiny Committee. In support of the amendment Cllr Bill Evans welcomed Cllr Molyneux's comments about working together. He believed that scrutiny was the most important role within the council, since scrutiny took the cabinet to task over whether it was delivering what it said it would. He urged the leader to reconsider the allocation, arguing that the leading group should not scrutinise itself. Cllr Molyneux insisted that the council would be inclusive and that the spreadsheet was fair, in that the figures had been arrived at following the 1989 Act's emphasis on proportionality by committee. As a gesture of goodwill, he had offered a seat on one of the other committees to the Labour group, which had declined the offer. He agreed that scrutiny was vital in looking at the work of the council and every non-executive member of the council should be involved. For that reason many members of his group had been keen to be on the scrutiny committee. He reminded members that the new scrutiny regime would involve sub-committees that would scrutinise the work of cabinet members, thus widening out member involvement. He believed that the figures on the spreadsheet had been arrived at following the principles of the 1989 Act and he would be voting against the amendment. Cllr Hiett could not see how Cllr Molyneux's intransigence could be seen as inclusive. He reminded members that part of the reason for the difficulties of the previous council, as mentioned by the outgoing and current chairman, was the way in which the ruling group had run the executive. This new council now had the ... view the full minutes text for item 11.1 |
Appointments to community organisations, partnerships and local authority bodies PDF 113 KB To consider report LD.349 to determine appointments to community organisations, partnerships and local authority bodies. Additional documents: Minutes: Members considered report LD.349. Appointments were made as detailed at appendix 3 to these minutes. Councillor Molyneux proposed and Councillor Thomson seconded the motion. RESOLVED to approve the appointments to outside bodies detailed at appendix 3 to the minutes for the four-year term of the council 2011 – 2015. |
Future Meetings 2011/12 Thursday 14 July 2011 at 7pm Thursday 6 October 2011 at 7pm Thursday 15 December 2011 at 7pm Thursday 23 February 2012 at 7pm Thursday 26 April 2012 at 7pm Thursday 24 May 2012 at 7pm Minutes: Thursday 14 July 2011 at 7pm Thursday 6 October 2011 at 7pm Thursday 15 December 2011 at 7pm Thursday 23 February 2012 at 7pm Thursday 26 April 2012 at 7pm Thursday 24 May 2012 at 7pm |


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UNION — The time is here for local baseball fans to enjoy college games in Union County.
The USC Union Bantams club baseball team will have its season opener — a doubleheader against Furman — at noon today at the Timken Sports Complex.
The team has been practicing together since July, and head coach Paul Wilkes said the players and coaches are excited about playing the first season game.
Wilkes said the team's hitting is solid, and so is the defense. After watching his players in off-season scrimmages against teams including Coastal Carolina, UNC Charlotte and Elon, Wilkes said the main area he has concentrated on has been pitching.
"We have a very solid defense, but the main thing is to make sure our pitchers are throwing strikes," Wilkes said. "As long as they can keep pitches down in the zone, throwing strikes and keeping walks to a minimum, we can compete with anybody."
The USC Union Bantams team is an official member of the National Club Baseball Association (NCBA). A club team is different from a varsity team in that the school does not completely sponsor the team's expenses and the team is not eligible to play in the NCAA College World Series. The Bantams will have an opportunity, however, to play in the NCBA World Series, and club baseball players are scouted by both professional and varsity baseball teams.
Although USC Union offers some support to the Bantams, the team will still raise funds to make ends meet. As one means of raising money, Bantams t-shirts and hats will be on sale at today's games, and half of the gate will benefit the team as well. Admission is $5 for adults; $3 for students (college and high school must show IDs) and seniors; and free for ages 8 and under.
The Bantams roster includes the following players and coaches: Spencer Rash, Andrew Nichols, Thomas Miller, Bubba Means, Hunter Watts, Lee Wilburn, Hunter McAfee, Taylor Sims, David Henderson, Dontee Stewart, Nick Owens, Vincent Price, Jaquane Foster, Patrick Toney, Alec Acevedo, Michael Wood, Cory Robertson, Parker Burt, Head Coach Paul Wilkes, Assistant Coach Keith Worthy and Assistant Coach Brian Gore.
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If you gave to the Poulsbo Lions Club/Raab Foundation Bellringer Fund in 2011, you made a big difference in someone's life — possibly someone you know.
Since its inception in 1946, the Poulsbo Lions Club/Raab Foundation Bellringer Fund has helped provide food, emergency shelter and emergency financial assistance to North Kitsap residents in need. There is no overhead; every penny goes back into the community, according to John Macdonald, co-chairman of the fund.
In 2011, the fund assisted more than 300 local families.
In 2011, the fund ensured 102 local families had food for the Christmas holiday.
In 2011, money distributed by the fund to North Kitsap Fishline, Kingston's ShareNet and St. Vincent de Paul Society enabled those organizations to help local families avoid eviction and keep their utilities from being shut off, and get emergency transportation to medical appointments and work.
In 2011, as the economic recovery continued to slog along, North Kitsap residents dug deep and gave what they could; some gave $5, some gave more. But the donations added up — combined, you gave a remarkable $33,061, some $7,471 more than that collected in the 2010-11 campaign.
The continued increase in the number of people helped by these organizations paints a picture of our times: In 2007-08, ShareNet's food assistance was one-fourth of what it is today. ShareNet's staff has met the need as good stewards of the resources given them: Today, it has the same number of staff (four part-timers) as in 2007-08. Several donors have become ShareNet clients and several clients have become ShareNet volunteers.
Ditto at North Kitsap Fishline. Because of money raised by the Bellringer Fund, "We're able to stretch what we're doing for people in crisis — whether it's paying rent, mortgage, or utilities," said Rae Rodriguez, Fishline's client services manager. "It used to be that folks would come in because of an issue, now it's because of multiple issues. We've been in crisis mode for a couple of years, and we've probably tripled our client load since then."
These organizations are coming up with creative solutions to help people meet their basic needs. Fishline, for example, has a home share program, where it matches people who need a place to live with people who need help with their mortgage. It also connects clients looking for work with companies and job service providers. But to meet immediate needs, like food and shelter, Fishline and the others make good use of the money donated to the Poulsbo Lions Club/Raab Foundation Bellringer Fund.
Fishline, ShareNet and St. Vincent de Paul are a critical part of the safety net in North Kitsap. They are there for you and your family — and your fellow community members — when needed. Contribute to the Poulsbo Lions Club/Raab Foundation Bellringer Fund and keep the safety net strong.
You can take your Bellringer Fund donations to the North Kitsap Herald office, 19351 8th Ave., Suite 205, Poulsbo. Or mail to P.O. Box 244, Poulsbo, WA. 98370. Donors' names will be published each week in the Herald.
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Knowing that there is going to be a million and one dishes displayed at dinner time next Thursday, and only owning three other trivets, I decided to make one. My inspiration was from Whole Living, where they showcased a wine cork trivet they made. I didn't have one of those metal hose clamps at my house, but I did have embroidery hoops that I got at Savers {a pack of 10} for $5. The hoop worked amazingly! Here was the process:
I started by gathering enough corks to fill the hoop, and tried to make sure they were somewhat the same height.
I then hot glued the corks together from the bottom. I didn't take each one out and smother it in glue. I simply added a dot or two as in-between the corks as I could get. The hoop itself held them together pretty tight, but I wanted some extra reinforcement.
And thats it friends! Super simple. I didn't have to cut the corks down this project would have taken me less that 5 minutes. All together I think I spent about 20. Not too shabby considering I now have an extra trivet that cost me $.50!! {the price of the hoop}
I know it doesn't look perfectly level, and thats because its not. Have you ever tried cutting down cork. Its not the easiest thing. BUT I put multiple pots and pans on the trivet and it totally didn't make a difference at all. All the dishes laid flat and weren't wobbly at all. When I sent J a picture of it, he thought I was going to hang it on a wall as some form of cork art, and said he didn't really like it. Haha, oh hubbys and not knowing what a trivet is;)


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* Enable ia64 in control file. (Build report from Jeff Bailey) * Idempotency fix in debian/rules install.
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Added yaboot powerpc Build-dependency, as it is needed to build d-i.
move architecture to right place
This is a new try at debianizing the build directory. It generates a debian-installer-demo package, with a d-i-demo command in it that chroots into the demo tree. This is mainly so the autobuilders can trac the package. The main payload is in the form of a tarball of images, with a directory structure built to be unpacked into the debian archive.
- Add a per-arch KERNEL_FLAVOUR variable, that controls the flavour of kernel module udebs that is used. This could be the true kernel flavour (i686, etc), but for now it is being used to handle the linux-kernel-di transition without breaking anything. - For i386, use the new "di" udebs, from kernel-image-di in d-i cvs. - For now, all other architectures keep on using the "udeb" udebs. As alpha, etc, are transitioned to use the new linux-kernel-di package (if they are), they can be switched over to the "di" udebs. - Fix a bug in the localudebs handling if a udeb is listed in $needed twice (due to drivers lists). - Modified pkg-list to take the KERNEL_FLAVOUR as a parameter. It then substitutes this in along with the kernel version in ${kernel:Version}, so all the pkg-lists had to be changed, removing the "-udeb" after "${kernel:Version}" - Update i386 pkg-lists to reflect changes in linux-kernel-di: fat-modules was split out of floppy-modules, and all i386 lists that include the latter get the former added. - Similar changes to i386 pkg-lists for ide-core-modules and scsi-core-modules. - The bootfloppy will now support loading the initrd from USB floppies, and other USB storage media. 69k free, whee! - Don't delete unreferenced missing.txt in reallyclean. Delete it in debian/rules, which is what creates it. - Fix make clean to delete driver stuff in tmp dir. - Version build-dependency on libdebconfclient0. - Add hd-media image type, for installs from ISOs on a hard drive. - Fixed type listing when incorrect type is given (don't loop). - Add all_clean target. - TODO updates - README updates - add usage message to pkg-lists
update for libdebian-installer4
- remove my daily build stuff from Makefile - remove code to rm a $(TEMP)/modules directory that is not referenced anywhere - also code to remove $(NETDRIVERS), also unreferenced - remove the USER_MOUNT_HACK - make the TYPE sanity check clearer (combine it all into one place, commnent) - update copyright - broke list file parsing out into a standalone program (pkg-list), and removed the nasty, nasty code that used to do this - removed NO_KERNEL and NO_BASE hacks. Instead list files can #include "base" and/or "kernel" to get those. - modified all list files to include base/kernel as necessary - no need for a versioned dep on sed anymore, removed it (good riddance!) - many comment cleanups - move wget-cache removal to the crufy old debian/rules, which creates it. - move pcmcia-cs-udeb to the net_drivers image. Library reduction should still kick in for it - Don't fail get_udebs if the apt-get update fails. It will fail later if not all required udebs are already downloaded. This allows for offline builds. - Add a config/local, that can override other configs. I use it to set my floppy device. Like sources.list.local, it is not in CVS - add a NO_TERMINFO to prevent copying of that for the bootfloppy. Terminfo should really be in a udeb.. - reordered targets - remove fetch-sources and compile-udebs targets. If you used them, I will put them back, but they're unreferenced and look crufty - don't generate -reduced entries in status for the kernel image (it was finding .dep files..) - remove DEBUGUDEBDIR in reallyclean - if a /etc/apt/sources.list item does not have "main" on it, it is probably not something to use for d-i - add a warning comment to the top of generated sources.list - add a FLOPPY_SIZE to netboot config. 1440 is a bit too small, but 2880 may be far too big, so it needs tweaking - remove extraneous dd in make/arch/linux-i386, the mkfs.mdsos -C will set up the file - doc updates for new sources.list system, etc - add listtypes target to makefile - add sources.list to .cvsignore - fix regexp for reduced font file in .cvsignore - moved some more paths out of the main Makefile to config/dir - corrected wording in the powerpc boot.msg file
- usb not in s390 - tip22 build-depend for mips
merge duplicated build-depends lines
Add build-dependency on libtextwrap1, used by cdebconf
add a build dep on a recent version of sed, and remove redundant apt build dep
Up to Standards-Version: 3.6.0
We need bdftobogl to build the font
upx is i386-specific, I think
Now require upx-ucl-beta, to make kernel fit on first floppy
Add bf-utf-source, needed to build the font for newt
i386 only for mtools
needs a new enough syslinux
- remove USER_MOUNT_HACK and apply Thomas Viehmann's patch to use new syslinux that does not need to run as root - add mtools to build deps, needed by above
Reverted rules back to 1.6 (except 1.7 change), and control likewise. It's important that the README be accurate and it be easy to build images w/o editing a mirror into debian/rules, generating a control file, etc.
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Series: Recent Discoveries in Astronomy
In this excerpt from the book Delight in Creation: Scientists Share Their Work with the Church, astronomer Deborah Haarsma shares her excitement about recent findings about our universe from a Christian perspective.
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"I flatter myself," Hume triumphantly proclaimed, "that I have discovered an argument . . . which, if just, will, with the wise and learned, be an everlasting check to all kinds of superstitious delusion, and consequently, will be useful as long as the world endures."
Series: Divine Action in the World
In this talk, Professor Plantinga addresses the fact that many contemporary thinkers—including many theologians—believe that God cannot perform miracles, providentially guide history, or interact in the lives of people, as these activities would be contrary to science. Plantinga, on the other hand, makes the case that this popular view is mistaken; excluding divine action in the world is not a central feature of natural science itself, but a philosophical or theological preference that has been added on to science (and can just as readily be removed). Plantinga concludes that it is completely logical to accept the miracles of the Bible and support contemporary science.
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Robert C. Bishop explains that many believe two things about creation: that the universe was created out of nothing by God and that he accomplished this in six days. This overly simplistic view does not do the robust Doctrine of Creation (DoC) justice, and it unnecessarily hinders much of the dialogue between evolution and Christianity. Bishop "recovers" the DoC by exploring the limitations of creation, God's sovereignty in the process, God's Trinitarian activity and ongoing purpose for his creatures, and the salvation of creation in space and time.
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In this five section series, Ard Louis explores the relationship between science and miracles. He indicates the self-imposed limitations of science to discover knowledge while warning against the God-of-the-Gaps explanations. Then, he explains the two types of miracles seen in Scripture: those that are divine timing and those that are violations of the natural. Overall, God sustains natural processes, but, as the master composer, he has the ability to perform miracles as well.
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Scientists who confront Bible-believing Christians with the physical evidence of theologically-challenging views like old-earth geology or common ancestry are usually incredulous when their well-crafted and well-supported arguments fall on deaf ears. How can something so obvious to one person be so easily dismissed by another?
How are the ages of the Earth and universe calculated?
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Is there room in evolutionary creation to believe in miracles?
God acts in more than one way in the natural world. God sustains the regular patterns of the physical world, but sometimes chooses to act outside of those patterns. God's regular patterns are what scientists describe as natural laws (like gravity or photosynthesis). God's actions outside those patterns are usually called supernatural actions or miracles (like raising someone from the dead). Evolutionary creationists believe in the miracles of the Bible and that God can do miracles today. Evolutionary creationists also believe that God is just as involved in the regular patterns of the universe as in miracles.
(Updated on March 10, 2012)
Multiple Lines of Evidence for an Old Universe
Astronomers have many different methods for measuring the age of various objects in the universe, and they all support ages of billions of years, not thousands. Even if the assumptions of one or two methods were faulty, it is highly unlikely that all of the methods would be affected.
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So what then does Resurrection mean? For Benedict it represents a new dimension of reality breaking through into human experience. It is not a violation of the old; it is the manifestation of something new.
The Transit of Venus
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So when is this game going to be released for the PS3?
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i can't wait to play this game it reminds me of Unreal Tournament 3 and Halo !
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Sen. Therese Murray Responds to School Shooting in Newtown, Connecticut
Sen. President Therese Murray urges us to address the problem of unsettling violence.
Editor's note: Senate President Therese Murray's statement in response to Friday's shooting in Newtown, CT:
There are no words to express the shock and outrage over this horrifying act of violence. The trauma, loss and sadness brought on by this heinous attack are immeasurable. No parent should ever receive this news. No child should ever endure such horror. These crimes have become too common.
And as we mourn together, we must also come together to address the ills of our society and this problem of unsettling violence.
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TOWN OF ULSTER, N.Y. — The 21-year-old man who lost an arm and leg when he was struck by a freight train Saturday morning is alert and talking, his mother said Sunday.
Grace Ogden said her son, Nick, remained hospitalized Sunday afternoon but had his breathing tube removed.
"He's alert and talking," Ogden said. She said, though, she had not been able to speak to her son as of Sunday afternoon but was on her way to see him.
Nick Ogden, of Lawrenceville Street in the town of Ulster, was found next to the CSX tracks behind the Ulster Hose Fire Company 5 station about 7:05 a.m. Saturday, state police at Ulster said. Police said his right arm and leg were severed but that he was conscious and alert and complained he was cold when he was found.
Ulster Hose Company 5 Chief Sam Appa and troopers said the victim was stabilized at the scene by emergency medical technicians from the fire department and the Mobile Life ambulance squad and was taken to Kingston Hospital. He then was flown from the helipad at Benedictine Hospital to Westchester Medical Center, Appa said.
State police said Sunday they were continuing to investigate the incident and had no indication, yet, of why Nick Ogden had been walking near the train tracks. Troopers said he was still in critical but stable condition at the hospital.
Besides the severed limbs on the right side of his body, Grace Ogden said her son also had fractures in his left arm and left leg.
The fire chief — in whose company Sean Ogden, the victim's brother, is a volunteer firefighter — said the train that stuck the man was not at the scene when emergency responders arrived and that it was not clear whether it had been going north or south. Both Appa and state police said the accident was reported by someone on a passing train who saw the injured man on the tracks.
Troopers said they did not know why the man was in a train's path or exactly what time he was struck.
Grace Ogden said her son was in the Kingston High School Class of 2010 but got a general equivalency diploma, or GED, instead.
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