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stop using /etc/conf.d/basic
Added searchdomains_ESSID option to essidnet Stopped the domain setting from putting the same entry in search in config-system and essidnet
new hostname/domainname scripts; move configuration to the standard conf.d/{hostname,domainname} files
make sure users stop setting CLOCK in rc.conf instead of conf.d/clock
Removed second warning in net.lo when configuration not set Fixed random address range in apipa
Documented APIPA module in net.example Added kernel checking for vlan - fixes #70829 Added kernel checking for bonding, bridging and tuntap Added iproute2 support to the APIPA module
make svcdir mounting simpler #69595
Added arping duplicate address detection to net.lo Created Automatic Private IP Addressing (APIPA) module Bonding is now started pre instead of post
Fixed typo in tuntap module
Added dependancy checking to ipppd Bonding is now started pre instead of post Fixed missing changes of get_type to interface_type and get_variable to interface_variable
Fixed iface variable in dhcp modules for vlans Changed get_device to interface_device Changed get_type to interface_type Added vlan configuration options and documented them in net.example Fixed bridge configuration handling Removed _get_vlans from iproute2 and ifconfig as vlan now does it itself
Fixed category of rp-pppoe to net-dialup error when requesting ADSL Improved inet6 address deletion and detection in iproute2 Improved gateway logic in ifconfig Changed all wireless reporting functions to use iwgetid instead of parsing iwconfig output except for essid
fix rc-scripts version in ChangeLog
misc touchups from #70497 by firstname.lastname@example.com
'...' -> ' ...'
Added options to configure bridge Added bridge configuration example to net.example Added missing required function interface_exists to iptunnel check_depends
Restore -nc which I inadvertently removed when backing out rev 1.74
Fix shell scripting errors that would result in /sbin/functions.sh: line 166: [: too many arguments. These errors were introduced in revision 1.74 of functions.sh
Fix shell scripting error that would result in /sbin/functions.sh: line 166: [: too many arguments
net-scripts/net.modules.d/bridge - fixed destroying a bridge if no ports were added - starts interfaces if they don't exist - fixed bug #65153 net-scrips/net.modules.d/bonding - starts interfaces if they don't exist net-scripts/init.d/net.lo - added net_start() function to start depandant ifaces so that bridge br0 can active tun0 which net.tun0 has to create
net-scripts/init.d/net.lo - added use dependany on wlan incase we're using linux-wlan-ng drivers fixes bug #64978 - moved start() to run_start() and stop() to run_stop() created run() and new start()/stop() functions this is so that we have one single entry point to localise variables and to remove any added functions loaded by our modules - removed redundant interface_exists() as it's provided by ifconfig and/or iproute2 net-scripts/net.modules.d/ifconfig and iproute2 - added ifconfig_tunnel and iproute2_tunnel functions addred gre/ipip tunnel support via the the tunnel module - fixes bug #50765
net-scripts/net.modules.d/pump - fixed setting ntp servers net-scripts/net.modules.d/dhcpcd - fixed stopping function Fixed last ChangeLog date to today and not tomorrow :/
net.lo - added get_type function to return the type of the interface - eth, ippp, etc ipppd, tuntap - start() moved to pre_start() and we now test by type this means you no longer need ifconfig_ippp0=( "isdn" "dhcp" ) as ippp0 is always an isdn device bridge - fixed stop function and moved start() to pre_start() and automatically start if the variable bridge_${iface} exists net.example - fixed up documentation for changed behaviour above
Fixed bonding module to work with interface commands Added extra output to the bonding module
net-scripts/init.d/net.lo - we remove all added functions when restarting an interface this relies on the diff command being available added isdn support via the new ipppd module net-scripts/conf.d/net.example - added sample isdn setup net-scripts/conf.d/wireless.example - added better descriptions to the _sleep variables Fixed boolean logic error when testing is_net_up in /sbin/runscript.sh - fixed bug #70022
keep clock in CRITICAL_SERVICES, but run it after modules and /usr are setup #70008
make sure critical services source conf.d files #69956
net.lo update
Fixed up error message and documentation when scanning does not work in iwconfig
fixup iwconfig error when scanning is not supported
inet6 fixes - bug #65417
net-scripts/init.d/net.lo - modprobe ${IFACE} when ${IFACE} does not exist
*** empty log message ***
dont create /dev/sndstat anymore #69635.
fix syntax error #69789
dump the error message returned by hwclock
*** empty log message ***
allow TMP to be overridden by the environment
*** empty log message ***
Add the 'lo' option to RC_NET_STRICT_CHECKING to resolve bug #29225.
Move all functions in above end code and add comment
Do not delete depscan and envupdate caches on reboot, as this should improve bootup times - works nicely with the '-u' parameters of both. Also move the '-u' parameter test of depscan.sh after the directory exist test, else /started/, etc do not exist.
accept -nc as a short option to --nocolor #64736. also change $* to $@.
start clock earlier #68133
allow users to choose filesystem format for /dev #69091 and add a help file for people missing /dev/null or /dev/console
Only add files not managed by udev to device tarball, bug #57110.
use pam_console_apply on udev and dont run $(id) when we have $EUID
make comment a little bit clearer #69046
- make devfsd run regardless of how devfs was mounted #68795 - respect / passno properly (dont use -A) #68822 - add gentoo=forcefsck - dont save device tarball on livecd #68469
more net-scripts fixes, related to module loading and stopping aliases
In net-scripts/net.modules.d/ifconfig: - Simplify ifconfig_is_up() - Fix ifconfig_get_aliases_rev() to actually work... you can't specify an interface name to ifconfig if you want to see the aliases. - Workaround a couple ifconfig bugs dealing with aliases - Correct a return status in ifconfig_interface_del_addresses()
arguements -> arguments typo
Include livecd patch that was applied to baselayout-1.9.4-r6 to use agetty instead of mingetty
mount tmpfs instead of ramfs on /dev for udev systems #68653
Add support for user_eth0 in the adsl module and in net.example. This means that most users won't need to edit pppoe.conf at all
Remove old etc/conf.d/net and try to clarify instructions in net-scripts/conf.d/net.example. Add example for ADSL
unify all the uml checks into one function, is_uml_sys()
more network filesystems
slight spacing adjustment in output
remove the automount of ramdisk since it isnt perfect
dont pass adjust options with --hctosys
handle read only filesystems nicer
use [ = ] and [[ == ]]
add UNICODE #32111 and UML support #29707
helpful output
In net.lo, use eindent for output of pre/post scripts
Add v-e-commands (veinfo, vbegin, etc) to sbin/functions.sh that depend on RC_VERBOSE which defaults to no. Add --verbose to args understood by runscript.sh. Use veinfo and friends in net-scripts/init.d/net.lo when loading modules since this information is confusing to users. Always load global "modules" setting in following "modules_iface" since this is a little easier for users to understand.
only run cache-building scripts when the cache is out of date #67976
convert to using $NET_FS_LIST
add shfs to our net filesystems list
dont run /sbin/pam_console_apply if using udev #50315
move devfs stuff to the devfs package #67276
add support for coLinux to clock
make /usr/local have highest precedence in PATH #12531
clean up clock and make it more configurable (ideas from redhat and #15834)
also make noexec default for /dev/shm
have default /dev/shm mount with nodev/nosuid
allow users to use tmpfs/ramfs/ramdisk as their service directories #64079
Fix rc-status to work with new COLS code
tweak the output of usage()
move the utmp clearing code out of bootmisc and into rc itself #61727
make handling of /dev a much more flexible process
Minor addition to previous commit -- use ... by default when RC_DOT_PATTERN is unset
Spanky doesn't like the dots... disable them by default, but you can set RC_DOT_PATTERN=' .' in /etc/conf.d/rc to get them back
Cosmetic fixes for starting loopback interface
rc-scripts 1.6.2
Install net.modules.d to /lib/rcscripts instead of /etc so we don't have to deal with CONFIG_PROTECT Fix diff code in modules_load so it can identify which functions have been modified Fix fallback mechanism in iface_start so that it works correctly and doesn't report a bogus error message when trying the fallback Get rid of need_begin trickery in iface_stop Simplify eend processing in dhcp modules Implement eindent, eoutdent, esetdent in functions.sh and adjust net-scripts to use them. Re-write einfo, ewarn, eerror, ebegin, eend, ewend to use RC_INDENTATION and to work better on serial terminals Remove conf.d/net.ppp0 since that is provided by net-dialup/ppp
fix ipaddr_fallback example
add domainname to boot runlevel by default #47041
Create NET_FS_LIST and is_net_fs in functions.sh and use them in checkroot, localmount, netmount, net.example, and net.lo
Remove init.d/net.eth0 net.lo and net.ppp0. The first two are provided now by net-scripts and net.ppp0 is shipped in net-dialup/ppp
dont override netboot/kernel setups with localhost #38172
add some nfs examples to sysctl.conf
mount /sys with the -n param
Update to net-scripts 1.0.2 from Roy
change net.ipv4.conf.default.rp_filter to default on
beautify it in the Gentoo style and add some comments
use sort -u instead of uniq #36453
add more info to sysctl.conf
let RC_NOCOLOR be set in the environment
as they say, MORE QUOTES; also, respect RC_NOCOLOR
selinux update
have depscan.sh call eend when it is done running #59694
after-boot dmesg logging #55421
Get rid of getcols() in sbin/functions.sh. Use COLUMNS when possible and otherwise clean up the COLS code. Fix the "emerge depend" detection code to use RC_ENDCOL="no"
let domainname override settings obtained by dhcp/etc... #48277
/proc/cmdline may exist but not be readable for non-root users
more services to fix #44458 #52881 #55939 #58997 #66166 #66297
reorder mount arguements to be POSIX standard #66225
example / is now ext3 instead of xfs #42670
add euro to the example extended keys #42631
make sure we check out what happened with swapon #39834
respect fs_passno for / #39212
update default fs_passno in fstab #37314
dont try to fsck a network-ed root (like NFS) #36624
nfs4 support in netmount #25106
update the cryptfs check to include [ -x /bin/cryptsetup ]
break the serial console / no color logic up completely and remove the console resizing code (#32453)
update changelog for dmcrypt
clean up the output of dm-crypt
disable cryptfs by default
fix whitespacing
move nscd back to glibc
Prefer ~/.dir_colors over /etc/DIR_COLORS when it exists #64489
Clear the screen in .bash_logout #32330
cvs diff: etc/conf.d/cryptfs is a new entry, no comparison available Add the default cryptfs configuration file init.d/checkfs | 146 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++----------------------- init.d/localmount | 111 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++-------------- Minor fixes to tigger's dm-crypt stuff that resulted in some rewriting. Don't set status in a subshell so success/failure is preserved. Allow multi-line configuration files ChangeLog | 9 ++- tarball.sh | 2 Update to version 1.6.1 4 files changed, 167 insertions(+), 101 deletions(-)
Forgot to remove CONF_LIBDIR="" before commiting :-/
Added get_libdir().
rework the $COLS logic
fix --nocolor support #64736
make sure our $COLS variable is set sanely when dealing with serial consoles and other similar tty devices
white space fixes
trim out more extraneous whitespace
remove extraneous whitespace
Update tarball.sh to use net-scripts, bump rc-scripts to version 1.6.0
remove extraneous \n from eerror
Fix bug 64034: simplify netmount script's stop function so that mountpoints containing spaces work correctly
update to version 1.0 of net-scripts from Roy add default conf.d/net which is blank except for a short comment referring to net.example
update net.example prior to release
fix whitespacing
I meant bug 43146
Commit dm-crypt enablement patch from Tigger (Rob Holland) in bug 26953
update to 0.6.4 from Roy
Update to 0.6.3 from Roy
Detect infinite loops when sorting modules
Fix sorting of after/before/need/use variables. The arguments are space-separated, not newline-separated, so they need to be massaged before sorting. Sort the arguments on calling the after/before/need/use callback rather than while sorting modules; this should speed things up since they won't be sorted every time through the loop in modules_load Use some descriptive variable names in modules_load: loaded_interface, changed_something, tmp, modnums, missingdeps. Try to avoid re-using variables for different purposes Don't test true or false in [[ ]], instead call them directly Remove an unnecessary eval when setting umods Use sort -n for sorting the modules numerically Normalize spacing for loops: for ((var=0; ...))
update to net-scripts-0.6.2
comment out serial consoles by default
add examples for serial consoles #61609
grammar fix #61758
fix copyright lines
bump version to 1.5.3
Apply Spock's bootsplash patch from bug 45784. This moves most of the splash functionality out of baselayout.
Fix bug 60719 (request for better error messages from runscript) by allowing errors to show on the screen when they're encountered in wrap_rcscript
Fix bug 60719 (request for better error messages from runscript) by allowing errors to show on the screen when they're encountered in wrap_rcscript
Don't export PS1. Continuation of bug 26951, comments 60-62
- changes from UberLord, in particular before/after dep processing
- Get rid of "interface" and "interface_provides" functions, instead dynamically generate class functions instead when modules are loaded. - Double-check when loading modules to make sure that functions aren't replaced - Sanity check user-specified module list to make sure none conflict - Get ride of IFMODULE
import better, gentoo-specific serial script #16079
version 0.5.0 of Roy "UberLord" Marple's modular networking scripts
Ready, set, rc-scripts-1.5.2
Fix bug 54275: Don't set INFODIR. The correct variable used by texinfo is INFOPATH, which is already set in 00basic. Setting INFODIR is useless, and breaks a NetBSD cross compile from Gentoo
Related to bug 38955, don't set INPUTRC. Instead patch bash so that it looks for /etc/inputrc automatically if ~/.inputrc is missing. This is better than using INPUTRC since that will override even after the user creates ~/.inputrc.
Fix bug 46680: Add cifs support to localmount and netmount
Fix bug 51351: Quote parsed output of /proc/filesystems to handle octal sequences in mountpoint such as encoded spaces (\040)
Apply half of spock's patch in bug 45784: Check for conf.d/bootsplash instead of conf.d/bootsplash.conf
Fix bug 56856: Get rid of net.rej and integrate missing stuff to conf.d/net
Fix bug 58805: net.eth0 should use bridge so that bridge interfaces are configured prior to net.br0 running
fix a few grammatical typos #58750
Fix bug 26952: Use /etc/bash/bashrc to setup PS1, testing $- to determine if shell is interactive. The new system-wide bashrc is installed by bash-2.05b-r10
Fix bug 38743: strip leading and trailing spaces from variable values in genenviron.awk. Thanks to Marius Mauch for the patch.
swap words "start" and "stop" in runscript.sh error message
fix two typos #42642
Fix dhcp in iface_start_ifconfig: It was re-using the variable ${i} which would result in the following error: /sbin/runscript.sh: line 441: ((: 188.8.131.52: syntax error in expression (error token is ".141.88.153") Use vlan_IFACE instead of iface_IFACE_vlans in net.eth0 for more consistent vlan configuration. Thanks to robbat2 in bug 55394 (not fully resolved) Add example for checking if root filesystem is NFS-mounted via predown function in conf.d/net for bug 53104. This might be better integrated at some point into net.eth0
use root:root instead of root.root
Fix bug 34607: provide examples for in conf.d/net for preup, postup, predown, postdown functions. Also pay attention to return value from postdown (previously ignored). Bump version to 1.5.0 to include in new baselayout release
Fix bug 47659: support iproute2-style configuration. Thanks to Dean Bailey for some fantastic patches, including documentation for conf.d/net
Fix bug 37418: fix order of LVM and RAID in checkfs. Thanks to Raimondo Giammanco for the patch.
Fix bug 34140: add --servicelist option to rc-status. Thanks to Eldad Zack for the patch.
Fix bug 25975: support adsl in net.eth0. Thanks to Patrick McLean for the initial pass at the code.
fix typo #53452
rc-scripts-1.4.16. Only call generate-modprobe.conf with --assume-kernel if modules-update was called with --assume-kernel. This means that only catalyst has the dependency on module-init-tools, not everybody with the newer baselayout
rc-scripts-1.4.15. Fix bug 51570: typo on line 161 of /sbin/livecd-functions.sh. Fix bug 51626: wrong variable declaration at top of get_bootparam() in /sbin/functions.sh
Bump version to 1.4.14 to push out gmsoft's fix for hppa console on ttyB0
manpage for rc-update #51041
touchup SEE ALSO sections
livecd serial console fixes for sparc/hppa from gustavo
Bump version to 1.4.12 to release these critical bug fixes
Fix bug 50434: The new version of start-stop-daemon changes directory to / by default unless --chdir is specified. Revert this behavior to maintain working directory. This fixes openvpn startup (probably among other things)
Fix bug 50448: wrong conditional syntax in for loops
bump tarball version to 1.4.11-r1 for bug 50430
bump to 1.4.11 for tarball building
Fix bug 20597: Skip RCS files when updating modules. Fix bug 49926: Add a --assume-kernel flag to modules-update. This requires a companion patch in module-init-tools-3.0-r2 to handle the same flag in generate-modprobe.conf; this dependency won't be handled in the baselayout ebuild since it only affects livecd building.
In net.eth0, fix many instances of loops like "for ((i = 0; i < 100; i = i + 1))". The problem here is that the middle comparison is being interpreted as a bash conditional, which means that it's doing string comparison by default. It needs to be "i -lt 100"
Fix bug 34827: net.eth0 breaks when localized because the ifconfig output changes. Wrap ifconfig in a function that overrides LC_ALL=C. Fix bug 48305: Provide a new network configuration variable ifconfig_fallback_eth0 which allows one to specify a fallback configuration in case DHCP fails.
Fix bug 50246: Give root an invalid password ("*" in /etc/shadow) in the default baselayout. This prevents the first reboot after installation from having a blank password.
Fix bug 44316: Use 0644 instead of 0640 for resolv.conf in net.ppp0
Undo that commit
Fix bug 35860: Use -o devmode=0664,devgid=85 when mounting usbfs. Also replace many lines of awk with two lines of grep.
Fix bug 48595: Make sure $(id -u) is zero (root user) when running init scripts to avoid a lot of error messages.
Resync with debian start-stop-daemon for bug 22686 (start-stop-daemon in baselayout doesn't allow altered nicelevel)
Resync with debian start-stop-daemon for bug 22686 (start-stop-daemon in baselayout doesn't allow altered nicelevel)
release rc-scripts version 1.4.10
Fix typos in sbin/rc: "try try mount" and "mount ... & >/dev/null" Also removed the errstr double-checking since the need for that is alleviated by these typo fixes.
fix typo in bug number
Fix bug 48629 (/sbin/rc fixups for udev) with patch from GregKH
Fix bug 29426 (gentoo should be able to boot with an empty /dev) with patch from Spanky. The patch avoids redirection to /dev/null when it doesn't exit; this was breaking /sbin/rc
update copyright years
rc-scripts-1.4.9 -- Fix bug 47111 (severe depcache problems) with tons of help from dswhite42 and the rest of the crew in that bug. Thanks guys!
Bump version to 1.4.8. Fix bug 47623 (error removing inet6 addresses) with patch provided by Vlad Yasevich (offline)
Update to rc-scripts version 1.4.7. Fix bug 47218 (net.eth0 broken for vlans) with patch provided by Andy Dustman. Fix bug 47250 (depscan.sh fails to create /var/lib/init.d/* directories) with patch from Terje Bergstrvm.
Update patch from Gustavoz; -ln /bin/bash should have been -nl /bin/bash
Patch init.d/checkroot to list / (root) only once in mtab; see bug 38360. Patch from Gustavoz to livecd-functions.sh to run bash instead of login on serial consoles, necessary due to scrambled root password.
Patch from Gustavoz for Sparc console: Fetch LIVECD_CONSOLE from dmesg. Also support 4800 baud correctly.
update copyright years to 2004
update ChangeLog with net.eth0 info
The changes in this commit pertain primarily to http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=19695 http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=35736 - Specify routes as an array per interface, for example: routes_eth0=( "-net 10.1.0.0 netmask 255.255.0.0 gw 10.0.0.5" "-net 10.2.0.0 netmask 255.255.0.0 gw 10.0.0.6" "-host 10.3.0.1 dev eth0" ) - You can optionally use the gateway variable or just put the default route in the routes variable. The following two are REDUNDANT: routes_eth0=( "default gw 10.0.0.5" ) gateway="eth0/10.0.0.5" - Old configuration variables in /etc/conf.d/net are fully supported and used transparently if ifconfig_eth0 is missing. In other words, this new script is fully backward-compatible. However you can get rid of iface_eth0, alias_eth0, broadcast_eth0 and netmask_eth0 if you want by using the new syntax: ifconfig_eth0=( "10.0.0.6 broadcast 10.0.255.255 netmask 255.255.0.0" "192.168.1.1 netmask 255.255.255.0" "123.456.789.1" ) - Full backward compatibility so no danger to screwing up users relying on existing /etc/conf.d/net setup - NET_DEBUG can be set in the environment for copious debugging output - Deprecate [ ] in favor of [[ ]] which has fewer quoting issues and better functionality (and is even slightly faster) - Properly localize all variables, including variables returned by setup_vars - Allow full options for every ifconfig command, both base address and aliases via ifconfig_eth0, replacing the convoluted and less-functional iface_eth0, alias_eth0, broadcast_eth0, netmask_eth0 - Provide full support for static routes via routes_eth0 - Fix potential quoting problems in setup_vars by using better eval syntax instead of eval echo - Display IP addresses while configuring, both DHCP-retrieved and statically set addresses - Collapse redundant caching of $? since eend returns $? again - Report when keeping kernel configuration for an interface along with IP address gleaned - Don't reset the default gateway if it is already set correctly - Don't bind default gateway to particular interface when /sbin/route is called so that it can survive if there is more than one interface on the required subnet. (Old behavior can be obtained by setting routes_eth0="default gw 188.8.131.52 dev eth0" if you really want it) - Don't bomb if default gateway can't be set since that doesn't necessarily mean that the interface configuration is invalid. (Old behavior was completely broken, but commented section demonstrates how to do it right if necessary) - iface_stop no longer relies on configuration in /etc/conf.d/net AT ALL. This is very good because it means you can put new configuration in /etc/conf.d/net, then restart the interface and the old configuration will be properly shut down. - iface_stop reports when it is releasing the DHCP lease
gcc 2.x fix #43097
* rc-scripts 184.108.40.206p1 (26 Feb 2004)
Small fix to sbin/rc-services.sh related to mtime checking and 'net' virtual service - it had no mtime generated, so check_mtime() failed for it ...
Add RC_DEVICE_TARBALL to /etc/conf.d/rc to control use of device tarball. Also modified /sbin/rc and /etc/init.d/halt.sh for this. Start udevd if present.
Remove /etc/DIR_COLORS, as coreutils provides it now.
Update to enable checking of mtimes on rc-scripts, and auto running depscan.sh if needed. Also try to run depscan.sh when RC_GOT_DEPTREE_INFO is not set instead of just erroring.
Fix type-o in /etc/initrc, bug #41666 (Tom Vergote <firstname.lastname@example.com>)
Fix irda type-o in /sbin/MAKEDEV, thanks to Tobias Sager <email@example.com>.
Fix type-o in /etc/init.d/consolefont, bug #40938, thanks to patch from Cory Tusar <email@example.com>.
Add RC_TTY_NUMBER to /etc/conf.d/rc to configure how many tty devices are used in scripts such as consolefonts, numlock, etc. This should close bug #39863.
Add SELinux modifications to /sbin/runscript. This allows runscript to make sure it is running in the right domain. Patch done by Chris PeBenito <firstname.lastname@example.com>.
rc-scripts 22.214.171.124
Fix /sbin/depscan.sh, /sbin/functions.sh and /sbin/rc to use mkdir rather than install, as newer versions of install is located in /usr/bin. This closes bug #39648.
Update /etc/init.d/consolefont to use newer kbd. Should also close bug #39864.
Fix wrong logic in /etc/init.d/halt.sh which did not umount all mounts _but_ /mnt/cdrom and /mnt/livecd.
Add code to generate /dev/fd, /dev/std* and /dev/core to /sbin/rc, bug #37349.
More livecd fixes
rc-scripts 184.108.40.206p3
Add /sbin/livecd-functions.sh from Brad House <firstname.lastname@example.com> for livecd support. Add bits to /sbin/rc to support it.
Fix type-o in /etc/init.d/checkfs, bug #37113.
Update /sbin/depscan.sh, /sbin/env-update.sh, src/awk/cachedepends.awk, src/awk/gendepends.awk and src/awk/genenviron.awk to use ENVIRON rather then gawk -v. Also add some tests to see if we got the environment variables.
Fix /sbin/rc to mount /dev/pts with gid=5 and mode=0620, bug #36088.
rc-scripts 220.127.116.11p2
Misc udev fixes
Fix type-o in /sbin/rc, bug #34837.
New release (18.104.22.168p1)
Make sure we mount already mounted mount (done in /sbin/rc) with correct permissions, etc, bug #33764. Modified /etc/init.d/checkroot for this.
Revert carrier detection check, as there is currently too many issues with it, bug #33272.
Add code to generate /dev from sysfs entries - not much it currently support but block/tty devices, but it is a start for when we have full sysfs support in all drivers.
Fix /etc/init.d/halt.sh to reset pam_console permissions, else the next bootup might be done with some non-root nodes which cause some odd issues.
Fix carrier detection - we need to do a 'ifconfig up' else some drivers do not set the IFF_RUNNING bit, bug #33272, thanks to Jason Rhinelander <email@example.com> for the fix.
Fix /etc/init.d/halt.sh to not try and remount virtual devices, also do a few cleanups. Closes bug #33271.
Add a warning to cachedepends.awk if a rc-script's name ends in '.sh', bug #33134. Add better error checking to /sbin/depscan.sh.
Add extra checks for critical directories to /sbin/rc.; Release 184.108.40.206
Add carrier detection to /etc/init.d/net.eth0 closing bug #25480; patch by Jordan Ritter <email@example.com>.
LiveCD fixes
Update /bin/rc-status giving a working '-u' parameter, bug #32417. Fix by Michael Frysinger <email@example.com>.
Add support for --tty switch added to setfont and remove consolechars support; modified /etc/init.d/consolefont for this. Also remove consoletools support from /etc/init.d/keymaps.
We should not use '-' in variable names for bash, bug #31184, thanks to Andreas Simon <email@example.com>. Updated /sbin/MAKEDEV.
Add a fix to /etc/init.d/keymaps for bug #32111 (we should not have '-u' in the call to loadkeys when using unicode).
We should still use /sbin/udev as hotplug agent if /sbin/hotplug do not exist. Updated /sbin/rc for this.
Fix return code checking of fsck in /etc/init.d/checkfs, bug #31349.
Grammer fix
Change an occurance of /etc/modutils in modules-update.8 to /etc/modules.d/ closing bug #31171.
We did not handle the 'net' dependency properly in valid_iuse() and valid_iafter(). Fix this in /lib/rcscripts/sh/rc-services.sh, closing bugs #30327 and #31950.
Fix a logic error in /lib/rcscripts/sh/rc-services.sh that cause the get_dep_info() function to skip the last entry in the RC_DEPEND_TREE array (in my case 'net') to be ignored.
Do not set hotplug agent
Do not use depinfo_<scriptname>() functions to set rc_<type> variables, bug #24092
The unmount stuff in /etc/init.d/halt.sh was flawed, in the fact that it called 'umount -t no<insert_fs_here>', which resulted in /proc, etc unmounted anyhow. Change it to remount the last filesystems readonly without trying to unmount any. This fixes a few cases where reboot would halt due to unmounted /proc, etc.
Add ramfs to no-unmounts in /etc/init.d/halt.sh
elogin is dead
Remove the killall5 stuff from /etc/init.d/halt.sh, as it messes with bootsplash. Add support to kill processes still using non-critical mounts with fuser though.
More bootsplash fixes, bug #21019 (comment #21).
Fix /sbin/MAKEDEV to use 'user:group' form, and not depriciated '.'. Also changed the permissions on tty's, ibcs and scanner devices to 0660.
Bootsplash fixes from Michael Aichler <firstname.lastname@example.com>, (comment #15 and #16 from bug #21019). Bootsplash coded did not play nice with boot profiles, so I fixed that as well. Some other style tweaks.
New release, version 22.214.171.124p2. This add new bootsplash implementation, bug #21019.
New release 184.108.40.206p1
Add initial bootsplash patch. Add more tty's to numlock, bug #28252.
New release 22.214.171.124
Change /etc/inputrc to have PageUp/PageDown search through bash history again, bug #26036.
Apply a patch from Mike Frysinger <email@example.com> for rc-status. It now will work with runlevels named with any characters (other than ones found in default bash IFS). It also adds a few sanity/error checks, bug #26432.
Remove changing group of /tmp/.{X,ICE}-unix, as it it not needed, bug #28861.
Add entry for floppy in /etc/fstab, bug #30574.
Add 'after hotplug' to /etc/init.d/consolefont, bug #30856.
Add initial udev support. Modified /sbin/rc and /etc/init.d/halt.sh. Add squid to /etc/services, bug #30995. Other cleanups from rac. Add patch from Kumba <email@example.com> to MAKEDEV to not allow running while pwd is root (/).
Change update-modules to modules-update in manpage, bug #28101.
Change the '-k' switch to dhcpcd to '-z' in /etc/init.d/net.eth0.
188.8.131.52p1 release
Add missing 'local x' to filter_environ() (bug #26429)
Fix small logic error (changed things, but forgot to update i)
Fix get_bootparam() to check if /proc/cmdline exists
Modify /etc/init.d/modules not to print the autoloading stuff if no modules should be loaded (resolving bug #26288), per request from Michael Frysinger <firstname.lastname@example.com>.
Fix /etc/init.d/consolefont to not error out if CONSOLEFONT in rc.conf is not set, bug #26278 (noted by Michael Frysinger <email@example.com>).
Fix /etc/init.d/halt.sh to unmount the mount point and not the device. Also change it to 'mount -d' to detach the loop device. Patch by Kalin KOZHUHAROV <email@example.com>, bug #26256.
first run killall5, then deactivate swap
Last minute fixes
Add IPV6 versions of localhost and co in /etc/hosts, bug #25859. Fix 2.5 tempfiles not being removed. New release
Add LVM2 support thanks to Max Kalika <firstname.lastname@example.com> (bug #21908).
Add a switch for devfsd startup to /etc/conf.d/rc, fix /sbin/rc to check RC_DEVFSD_STARTUP. Closes bug #24361, thanks to patches from Kurt V. Hindenburg <firstname.lastname@example.com>.
Add pop3 entries to /etc/services, bug #25501.
Add /bin/rc-status and 'show' support to /sbin/rc-update (long overdue), bug #4222, thanks to Sean E Russell <firstname.lastname@example.com>, Michael Frysinger <firstname.lastname@example.com> (/bin/rc-status) and for the 'show' stuff to /sbin/rc-update, Max Kalika <email@example.com>. Fixed modules-update to only do the /etc/modprobe.conf generation if we are actually running a 2.5+ kernel.
bug #25398
check{root,fs} tweaks
Replace the Suse /etc/inputrc with a non copyrighted one, bug #24918.
fix hardcoded ../boot/.. paths in functions.sh
adelie fixes, add better logger support
Adelie updates and some other fixes
Add EVMS2 support
Fix the /dev/root entry in /etc/mtab, bug #24916.
Fix credits for mdadm patch, bug #23437
fix issue for O agetty option; new release
Fix a type-o in /etc/fstab, bug #23308.
use uname -r to get kernel version, bug #23923
Add mdadm support to /etc/init.d/checkfs, bug #23437
Add TERM=Eterm to /etc/DIR_COLORS, bug #23423
vlan support, bug #15588
fix keymap issues, bug #24084
some fixes
more fixes
various fixes
small fixes
remove lockfile
Add frozen lock support
Add frozen lock support
cleanup for bug #21438
really fix bootmisc, bug #21438
Fix domainname to start before bootmisc; new file /etc/issue.logo
bug #21068
bugfix release
fix net.ppp0 issues for kppp; dependency fixes
More circular depend detection fixes
some more fixes
new release; supporting parallel startup and new dep system with many fixes
new release
cleanup gendepends.awk
hostname again; add domainname
revert root check
Changelog update; fix root check in profile
updates from Rach
bugfixes; new version
fix net.ppp0 and add save to clock rc-script
some fixes
small fixes
add check to genenviron.awk
Do not set PS1 for dumb terminal, bug #18886
new release
various fixes; moved .c files to src
serial console fix
raid tweaks
bug #17549
some fixes and new release
fix /usr/bin/cut in /sbin/functions.sh
some fixes
some fixes
small tweaks; sysfs support
New test release
some updates and fixes
fix trying to unmount / on 2.4 kernel
cleanup checkroot
slight tweaks
many fixes/optimizations
fix unmount of non critical mounts
remove greps that could be called if /usr not mounted
should prob quote as well
Fixed bug where esyslog would allow nothing to be sent to logger, making the system hang until ^D was typed (bug #16459)
add generation of /etc/modprobe.devfs to modules-update
bug fixes
portage fixes
portage fixes
portage fixes
portage fixes
form fix
update cachedepends.awk to properly setup environment
fix SVCDIR in rc-envupdate.sh
tweak elogin support and add entrance
fix module-update for module-init-tools-0.9.9
remove url
add isapnp to modules use
some fixes to halt.sh
fix retval check in checkroot and checkfs
fix nice in start-stop-daemon.c
added elogind support #13790
add unicode keymap support
misc fixes
fix stale entries in svcdir
add back old nvidia aliases, thanks to pac1085 on irc
new release
rc-update fixes
really fix /var on seperate partition
new release
misc fixes
type-o fixor
lot of changes; hopeful release of rc-scripts-18.104.22.168
new release
fix some quotes
small fixes and enhancements
use 'usbfs' for kernel 2.5
update modules-update for sys-apps/module-init-tools support
add crypto-loop
fix stripping all '=' for rc-envupdate.sh; fix rc-envupdate.sh not handeling CONFIG_PROTECT* properly
new release
bug fix
mips support among things
fix dups in /etc/profile.env
new release
odd fixes
also remove fam-oss temp files
serial console fixes
fix sourcing of helper scripts
add profile headers
add bug number
fix typeo in devfsd.conf
move daemon stuff to rc-daemon.sh
cluster updates
quote some variables
add some flexiblity to net dependency
import Adelie Cluster stuff
i2c support
fix config files; fix awk module on non x86 archs
add some checks
change licenses
change license
remove spider fix, as it makes things even slower on older boxen
awk version of rc-envupdate.sh
changed GPLv2 or later
awk version of rc-envupdate.sh
fix using /usr/bin/find
add functions.awk
some sanity checks
new version with super fast depscan.sh
portage uid/gid
minor bugfix release
fix misc deps
fix modules rc-script to handle moduleless kernel
fix update-modules path in init.d/modules
minor release
fix race condition
fixes; start-single-daemon
misc form updates
more fixes
minor fixes
many misc fixes and updates
more fixes
ngpt fixes
swraid fixes
NGPT support
small fixor
odd updates
fix type-o in netmount
release again
quick release
fix invalid check for env-update
minor change in output of extra blank line in eend() in case of error
fix LVM bork
give root a GECOS, was NULL before :)
add nfs to USE
add Header
new release
small fixes
fix keymaps
raid support fixor
resolve broken pipe issue in depscan.sh
move color ls stuff
fix #5948 - correct comment in rc.conf, see changelog file
fix help output
added support for UPS shutdown
change shell of daemons
Redhat features; bugfixes
Update to changelog.
Added vpopmail to passwd and group as UID/GID 89
update awk regex
small updates to awk regexp
speed enhancements
fixes/speed improvements
small fixes
small fixes; add user cyrus
small fixes/updates
add logger as dep of modules
small fix
near new release
small fixes
small update
group/user updates
fix copyright
bug fix
fix inputrc for xzvt and german keyboards
sshd user and group
bugfixes and some new features
well - lets put the bash-completion stuff in the right file, shall we
add support for bash-completion
Pointed out in bug #3650 -- local VARNAME=... -- always returns 0 with the exception of invalid variable names. The eval wasn't being checked. Moved the 'local errstr' to its own line. (Credit: Felix von Leitner)
MANPATH fix
video4linux stuff
resolve bug #2555
move EDITOR
passwd fixes
add headers
new release
consistency changes
small fixes
speed improvements; order fixes
small fixes
rc-envupdate.sh fixes
consolefont thing
add user/group apache to passwd/group
fix default route command
close #1754
utmpx fixes
remove uneeded crontab
more fixes
ugh, for got to add this
rc-envupdate and hopefull release
small fixes
small fixes
move rc-help.sh as well.
move to /sbin
small fixes
lots of fixes/updates
closing bug #1318
1.3.1 release
before/after update
small fix
make the --quiet stuff a bit better
reformat error messages
small fixes
small fix
add --quiet
small fixes
group/passwd fixes, and fix net.eth0 DHCP shutdown
fixes to depscan.sh and functions.sh
lost of fixes
odd fixes
kbd support
new release
new release
caching update
remove uneeded pam.d files
fixes and wrapping for syntax error detection
local stuff
ramdisk updates
fix .devfsd bug
fix services to stop on halt even if needed service fails to start
update consolefont; fix devfs /etc/mtab entry again
fix devfs and /etc/mtab creation issue
XFS is now the default filesystem in /etc/fstab
misc fixes
update help
working proto
have backup .. want to see if i can finish at work
add comment about where config file is
enhance gateway support for net.eth0
Added /bin/bash as mysql login shell to be able to do admin tasks as the mysql user. Changed the postgres homedir to /var/lib/postgresql to be in sync with the ebuild.
update deps
Added numlock before I forget, or Woodchip actually start on it. Woodchip: if you have already, and yours is better, just commit and fix ChangeLog. Long day .. must be off to bed now ;/
update localmount not to mount coda mounts
unmount fixes to netmount
update rc.conf to be more desktop friendly
security fixes for /etc/pam.d/chsh,sshd,login and some cleanups in /etc/passwd,group for user/group mysql
add pam_shells.so for /etc/shells compliance
charset map support
dircolors skel update
fix squid gid
new mtab creation scheme
fix restart problem with net.* services
tough one to die ;-)
new release
update Changelog
updated net.eth0 to 'use' pcmcia
add support for the new mtab scheme
grammar fix in error
Changelog update; fix dircolors for cases where bash do not export SHELL
new net.* rc-script config scheme ... a initial framework
Removed email address from manpages.
fixed the cdrw entry that wronly had ^dvd$
add a paragraph about the 'net' dependancy
umask fix and cd-tools reminder.
sort -t: -k3,3 -n /etc/passwd,group. Makes it easier to see whats going on. I dont like the way several users are currently setup, and hope to eventually fix them. Sadly, they werent added with very much thought. Ick.
forgot rc-help.sh
add help, etc
small fixors
added pause function; updated restart to also restart services dependant on; other misc fixes
Removed a potentially bad sleep call.
small fixor
small fixor
baselayout for checkout; sorry .. evo problem
drop init wrapper; LVM support; better unmount on shutdown support
new rc script that make init wrapper unneeded
fix typo that caused needed depends not in a runlevel to be stopped
For some reason /dev/BOOT gets mounted to /mnt/boot, which is contrary to what we've been doing. I've changed it to mount on /boot.
add localhost entry to /etc/hosts
rc-scripts version bump
*** empty log message ***
runscript is moved here, instead of sitting in init.d. this was desired, as a note, FIXME, deal, was around in baselayout.. start-stop-daemon is latest and greatest, coming from Debian project, moved from our sysvinit package to here now.
postgres is user id 70, primary group id 70. profile is back to root's umask 077 hosts doesnt have localhost record
misc fixes
fixie ftp guy
fix bootmisc to use so that it will only do cleanups during boot
fix a echo for debug i forgot; add for checking if we are currently booting
forgot chat-default
added new net.ppp0 and fixed problem with /sbin/rc where just calling rc would stop all services
small fix0r to devfsd.conf
more fixes. rc-scripts-1.2 should be solid now
undoing some azarah damage and adding a new devfsd.conf
very many initscript updates (beta)
Fix cosmetic changes (convert spaces to tabs).
modified for Gentoo Linux. Specifically, some arch stuff was yanked from the /usr/sbin/update-modules script, so remove it from here.
update to include the man directory in the tarball
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initial checkin of a manpage for update-modules.8. i need to edit this file to remove the stuff gutted from update-modules, perhaps tidying up other bits as well. checking it in now so i dont forget it. heh
tweak the comments in /etc/modules.autoload. also checked in a manpage for this file, so addded a pointer to it
checkin a manpage for /etc/modules.autoload
removed ncsd from default runlevel
more little fixes
fix for init.d/clock script
*** empty log message ***
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updates-o-rama for 1.1.8
2 changes -- squid's home directory is now /var/spool/squid -- squid's primary group is 31 now, previously it was 21, which is ftp's gid :)
add LESSOPEN
fixums for netmount
new updates
Added support for homegrown functions in /etc/init.d files, plus additional support for /etc/conf.d files.
removed source /etc/rc.conf lines, not needed in the initscripts, its already done for us by runscript
move ntpd to net-misc/ntp/files; small cleanup of ncsd
delete old junk, small wording change in shutdown.sh
misc fixums
Added reading from /etc/conf.d/${myservice} in addition to rc.conf
modules initscript fix
*** empty log message ***
conversion to non-INTERFACES net handling; work in progress.
removal of INTERFACES
new items
new updates
quick port of samba script
my lame port of sysklogd script
my attempt at a port of the sshd script
new release (1.1.5)
moving around modules stuff, rc.conf typo fix
removed scripts that have been added to ebuilds or are obsolete
new tarball
this shouldn't be used by anything
more DHCPCD_OPTIONS stuff
adding ${DHCPCD_OPTIONS}
2 missing semicolons and an existence check for pon and poff.
getting a little closer to rc-script-style and away from supervise
end -> eend
profile improvements
new rev 1.1.3
tiny tiny "mount ro if can't unmount" fix
many fixes
removing compiled binary from cvs
removed supervise stuff
missing modules file
version 1.1.2
fix (halts instead of reboots)
init.orig is now init.system
new fixums
new version (1.1) of rc-scripts package
new tarball creation script
new stuff
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Remembering – A Skill Worth Learning
How many times in your life have you wished you had a better memory?
How much time have you wasted looking for your keys, wallet or eyeglasses?
Have you ever left your house, gotten down the street and begun to
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In the absence of disease, there is no reason why you cannot remember
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You may lose self-confidence, as you grow older. Your self-assurance may
be affected as you notice changes in your appearance like gray hair and
wrinkles. The fear of aging may be playing tricks on you. Perhaps you
are anxious or even frightened about minor forgetfulness. Ask yourself
if you are distorting the importance of misplacing your car keys,
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Try to pinpoint your frustrations and the precise episodes when
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good at remembering certain things, then why do you think you should
now? If you always had a good memory, what has changed?
- Are you in a position where it doesn't matter if you forget?
Do you no longer need to remember certain things that were once
- Are you relaxed?
- Do you concentrate or do you do two things at one time?
- Are you as busy, busier, less busy, than you used to be?
Answers to these questions should reveal the simple truth. Either you
are in control of your memory or you are not. No matter whether you are
in control or not, try the following exercises. I use them to safeguard
my memory—besides the usual lists and calendar that are also helpful.
Pay attention and be alert. Stop, look and listen. Become
involved in the situation you are in as it happens. Example: When you
are introduced to someone new, pay attention and be alert. Look at the
person (eye to eye), listen to the name, say the name out loud and think
about the name. And, if you do forget a name, relax. Just say, "I am
sorry, I am having trouble remembering your name." Chances are the
person whose name you can't remember is having trouble with your name.
Give yourself instruction. Tell yourself what you are doing at
the time you are doing it. Example: When you put your car keys down, say
out loud to yourself, "I am putting my car keys on top of the cabinet."
"I am turning off the iron." "I am closing the garage door."
Develop a pattern. Go through the same steps when you engage in
routine activities. Example: When you come home, open the door, turn on
the lights, put the keys on top of the cabinet. Always park on the same
floor of the parking garage on the same side. Don't take the first place
you see.
Chunk numbers. Organize and remember numbers by splitting them
into chunks. Example: Break telephone numbers into three sets instead of
trying to remember seven single numbers – 684-3267 – (1) 684
[six-eighty-four], (2) 32 [thirty-two], (3) 67 [sixty-seven].
Most of all it is important to develop a positive attitude.
Reversal of a negative attitude about your ability to remember can in
itself improve your memory.
Age well . . . Don't forget . . . Relax, Concentrate, Practice . . .
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I am not sure if this is the correct place to post this but it looks like it. I have a problem. I have created a new MySQL DB and when I created it I used TINYINT, unfortunately I didn't realized that it limited the DB to 127 records. I have searched online and found that I should have used INT because it doesn't have the 127 record limit. The question I have now is, is there a way to change it from TINYINT to INT?
I have already existing data that I would like to avoid loosing, can I just update it in some way and not effect the DB?
I have included a copy of the original dump file:
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CREATE TABLE quotes ( id tinyint(21) DEFAULT '0' NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
quoteid varchar(6), quotedate varchar(12), quotetime varchar(11),
quoteamount varchar(8), quotepromo varchar(20), quotelogo varchar(3),
quotehosting varchar(3), quotedomainreg varchar(3),
quotewebdesign varchar(3), quotewebdesigntype varchar(30),
quoteseoss varchar(3), quotepage varchar(3), quotepagesother varchar(3),
quotelayout varchar(3), quotename varchar(50), quoteemail varchar(50),
quotestartdate varchar(20), quotecompletein varchar(10),
quotenotes varchar(255), quoteua varchar(255), quoteip varchar(16),
PRIMARY KEY (id), UNIQUE id (id));
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Sixties teen idol Bobby Rydell has undergone a liver and kidney transplant in Philadelphia.
The 70-year-old singer of hits including "Wild One" and "Volare" had surgery last week. He tells KYW-AM (http://cbsloc.al/Oa0Brx) that his doctor didn't expect him to live much longer without the double organ transplant.
Doctors at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital say they were able to use part of the donor liver to help Rydell and the other part to help a child.
Rydell says he now wants to help raise awareness about organ donation. He expects to be released from the hospital Wednesday.
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A district court in Cologne, Germany has ruled that circumcising an infant for reasons other than medical necessity should be considered a physical assault, the Financial Times Deutschland reports.
The ruling was prompted by the case of an Islamic couple who had their child hospitalized after he bled for two days after a religious circumcision.
The court's decision is expected by some to serve as a precedent for future cases in Germany. Others believe the topic of religiously motivated circumcision will inevitably end up in the German Supreme Court.
AFP reports that Jewish groups within the country are outraged, with the head of the Central Committee of Jews, Dieter Graumann calling the decision "outrageous and insensitive".
Infantile circumcision is a common practice in Judaism, Islam, and Christianity. Those in favor of circumcision usually cite the belief that the government banning circumcision is infringing on the individual right of freedom of religion.
However there appears to be a growing movement in Europe to ban the practice when performed for religious reasons, based on the argument that the child cannot consent to the procedure. Just last month a representative of Norway's Center Party created controversy by saying that the religious procedure should be banned.


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Re: Chat Room
Message Boards - Boba Fett Fan Club → Dialogue → Chat Room
sorry man, but you're just not talking to me.
im usually on at 7 pm eastern time so i could come then but i dno wat tha translates 4 every1 else
what do you mean dageen fett, ... that tou're on this BFFC at 7pm? cool, man! i'll chat to you about Bfett. if thats okay with you.
sorry man, but you're just not talking to me.
No one has to talk to anyone.
........really? oh i didn't know that. p.s - listen, draco.. how do you get all your stars from? i've only got 2!
You get them by making posts. That does not mean that you can post spam and what not though. I am not accusing you, I just want to make sure that you know.
You get stars as your number of posts increase. Mind you people don't appreciated meaningless posts just to raise your score. Most people have been around for a long time if they have lots of stars.
If you want to chat there is a link to the chat room at the top of the screen. Sometimes there's no one around, but if there are people logged on to the boards, chances are higher that someone will be around to chat.
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Ive been playing the alpha version of the game on recommendation. I loved the idea, except for a fatal flaw. Persistent elements. In the alpha version there is only one though, Gold, But i hear more are comming. However even if it's one, gold, to me is a fatal flaw. I like my games to be self contained runs.
In a minor flaw I also hate unlockables and would like an option to unlock everything from the start. However, this one is not a big deal, since at least when i unlock everthing i can finally play the full game. But persistent elements are going to be there forever.
I would like a mode with ZERO persistent elements. At least in my particular case that is going to be the difference between becoming a regular playing and not playing ever again.


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The future of wide receiver Percy Harvin in Minnesota has been discussed a fair amount since he was placed on injured reserve and it came up again on Thursday when reporters met with General Manager Rick Spielman.
Coach Leslie Frazier said he expects Harvin back in 2013, quarterback Christian Ponder wasn't quite so sure and Spielman didn't go on record either way. He did say that any reports of friction between the team and Harvin, who can become a free agent after the 2013 season, have been overblown.
"Percy comes to work every day. Everybody sees what Percy puts on the field. He plays the game as hard or harder than anyone else in the NFL, the effort that he puts up out there," Spielman said, via Tim Yotter of Scout.com. "So, we have no issues with Percy Harvin."
Spielman also said that there aren't any durability concerns about Harvin. All of it adds up to a team very happy with a wide receiver they hope to retain or a team doing everything possible to keep Harvin's trade value high.


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No government shutdown - for now.
The Senate has voted 81-14 for a spending bill to keep the government open until Dec. 22. The Senate approval comes about an hour after the House backed the measure.
The bill now heads to President Donald Trump for his expected signature.
The measure provides funds to government agencies, from the Defense Department to the IRS. The two-week spending bill also makes money available to several states that are running out of funds for the Children's Health Insurance Program. That widely popular program provides medical care to more than 8 million children.
Passage of the measure gives Republicans and Democrats more time to negotiate some of the other end-of-year agenda items, including immigration.
6 p.m.
The White House says President Donald Trump had a "constructive" meeting with congressional leaders, with the parties agreeing on the need to eliminate mandatory defense spending caps.
Congressional aides say Republicans and Democrats have agreed to raise defense spending caps but have not yet reached an agreement on non-defense spending. Democrats are seeking dollar-for-dollar increases in non-defense spending such as pensions, veterans' services and fighting opioid addiction.
The White House says Trump, House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell want negotiations on immigration to be held separately rather than as part of the government funding bill.
Trump says any immigration package needs to end so-called chain migration, provide funding for a border wall and strengthen immigration enforcement.
5:45 p.m.
Republicans and Democratic leaders say they had a "productive" meeting Thursday with President Donald Trump on keeping the government running.
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer say nothing specific was agreed to. They say "we had a productive conversation on a wide variety of issues."
Spokesmen for Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Speaker Paul Ryan say the Republicans focused on the need to reach a long-term funding agreement that provides adequate resources for the military.
The Republican leaders spoke of the need to help young immigrants brought into the country illegally as children, but also stressed the importance of addressing border security and other parts of "our broken immigration system." They say the discussions on immigration should be part of a separate process.
4:55 p.m.
The House has passed a bill to prevent a government shutdown this weekend.
The measure passed on a 235-193 vote Thursday, mostly along party lines, and would keep the government running through Dec. 22. The idea is to buy time for negotiations on unfinished bipartisan business on Capitol Hill, including the budget, a key children's health program and aid to hurricane-slammed Puerto Rico.
Those negotiations are sure to be tricky. House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi staked out a hard line on Thursday and insisted that any year-end deal would include help for immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children.
The immigrants are viewed sympathetically by the public and most lawmakers but face deportation in a few months because President Donald Trump reversed administrative protections provided to them by former President Barack Obama.
3:55 p.m.
President Donald Trump's meeting with congressional leaders has relocated from the Oval Office to the White House Situation Room for a briefing on military readiness.
Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said Thursday that the leadership was "receiving an update on our military by Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis."
The group is convening to continue negotiations on critical end-of-year spending legislation, with Democrats and Republicans deeply divided on defense and immigration priorities.
Both sides are expressing optimism about averting a government shutdown at midnight Friday, when the current spending authority expires, and later this month.
3:35 p.m.
President Donald Trump and Democratic and Republican congressional leaders are sounding an optimistic tone as they sit down at the White House.
Trump said Thursday that he hopes the group will make good progress as they prepare to discuss plans to avert a government shutdown and reach an end-of-year budget agreement.
He says: "We're all here as a very friendly, well-unified group."
Democratic Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell also say they hope to come to an agreement.
Schumer and House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi skipped a meeting with him last week after Trump tweeted that he doubted he could reach any deal with them.
12:10 p.m.
House Speaker Paul Ryan is suggesting that House Republicans have enough votes to fund the federal government through Dec. 22, even if all Democrats vote against the measure.
The Wisconsin Republican says, "I feel good where we are." He called keeping the government running "just basic governing."
Congress faces a midnight Friday deadline to avert a partial government shutdown. The House is scheduled to vote Thursday on a bill that would fund the government through Dec. 22 while lawmakers negotiate a longer spending bill.
House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi says Democrats don't intend to vote for the measure because it doesn't include funding for their priorities.
11:15 a.m.
The drama over whether the House will pass legislation preventing a weekend partial government shutdown is essentially over.
The leader of the conservative House Freedom Caucus says Republicans' chief vote counter has told him there are enough votes to pass a short-term spending bill Thursday, keeping agencies open until Dec. 22.
Republican Rep. Mark Meadows of North Carolina says his group will likely provide leaders with the needed votes. Conservatives had threatened to oppose the legislation.
Meadows says they want to avoid distractions from the tax bill Republicans plan to push through Congress this month.
Meadows says GOP House Speaker Paul Ryan has promised to try passing future legislation funding the military for the year and leaving fights with Democrats over domestic spending for later.
3:45 a.m.
Congress seems set to prevent a weekend government shutdown. But lawmakers and President Donald Trump still have longer-range disputes to settle over spending, immigration and other issues before they can declare budget peace.
Many on both sides have decided a headline-grabbing federal closure would be a political blunder, at least for now. So the House planned to approve legislation Thursday financing federal agencies through Dec. 22. The Senate seemed ready to follow.
Without legislation, many agencies would run out of money after midnight Friday and grind to a close.
The two-week spending measure is aimed at giving both parties' bargainers more time to reach longer-term budget decisions.
To jumpstart that negotiating, Trump and congressional leaders agreed to meet Thursday an attempt to reach agreements.
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Population shift between Mexico, U.S. hits balance
The decades-long march of Mexican immigrants into the U.S., the greatest influx in this country's history, has apparently ground to a halt.
For the first time since the 1930s, the number of Mexican immigrants coming to the U.S. from 2005 to 2010 was less than the number leaving, according to a report released Monday by the Pew Hispanic Center.
In the five-year period, 1.37 million people from Mexico moved to the U.S. while 1.39 million Mexicans and their U.S.-born children living here moved back to Mexico.
"This is an historic wave, which at least over the last five years has come to a standstill," said Paul Taylor, director at the center, a nonpartisan research group based in Washington. "And considering how important immigration has been and will continue to be for this country, that seems quite significant."
At 12 million, this country's Mexican population outstrips any other immigrant group. Slightly more than half are here illegally.
"Indeed the United States has more immigrants from Mexico alone than any other country in the world has from all the countries of the world," Taylor said.
The report, based on Mexican and U.S. government sources, and census reports, didn't analyze what caused Mexican migration to the U.S. to hit a plateau.
The authors speculated that factors such as increased U.S. border security, as well as the growing danger posed by organized crime along the border, lower fertility rates and an improved economic outlook in Mexico might be factors.
The study found that the number of Mexican immigrants living in the U.S. illegally fell to 6.1 million from its peak of 7 million in 2007, while the number coming here legally increased from 5.6 million in 2007 to 5.8 million in 2011. Pew reported last year that the total number of legal immigrants in the country had fallen, but the number living in Texas had increased from 2007 to 2010.
The study also found that attitudes about entering the country illegally had changed.
"There's been a change in the intentions of people when they get back to Mexico, what they're going to do," said Jeffery Passel, the center's senior demographer. "Around 2005, '06 and '07, about 80 percent of those people who were sent back said they were going to try to get back into the U.S. in a week. By 2010, that had dropped to about 60 percent."
According to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, a record number of immigrants, about 397,000, were deported last year. And the Border Patrol reported detaining a record-low number of people entering the country, about 340,000.
Because they believe economic factors played a part in the slowdown of Mexican immigration, the study's authors said they don't know what will happen as the U.S. economy recovers.
"We don't know whether the wave will resume, but we do know that the current standstill is more than just a temporary pause," Taylor said.
Increased security on the border makes it unlikely the U.S. will experience an influx of workers from Mexico, said Pia Orrenius, an economist for the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. For the time being, those workers aren't missed, Orrenius said.
"Right now there's not a great need for these workers. It's actually having a beneficial effect because the labor market's been so weak," she said "The problem is going to be in the medium to long term, when there will be a recovery in construction" and with it a demand for cheap labor.


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Big Rapids, Mich. - The Ferris State University men's and women's track and field squads returned to action on Saturday (April 16) by sending selected competitors to the Northwood Family and Friends Meet in Midland, Mich.
The meet took place on NU's home track surface, which will be the same site as the 2011 Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) Outdoor Championships in early May.
Freshman Samantha Johnson won the 800 meters (2:19.90) and the 1,500 meters (4:41.40) in pacing the women's squad.
Freshman Jessica Pilling won the hammer throw (169-1) while yet another freshman in Brittany Anderson was also a winner as she claimed the 5,000 meters (18:07.82).
Pilling's performance in the hammer throw represented the third-best outdoor performance in school history.
Junior Amy Joostberns came in second overall in the discus (137-1) while teammate Andrea Fogle placed sixth (119-6) in the same event. Joostberns' throw was among the top five in FSU history.
FSU's Christa Cwiek took fifth place in the javelin (98-11) and Jade Kaufman came in eighth (92-3) in the event.
On the men's side, Ryan Chute earned runner-up honors in the 1,500 meters (3:59.76) for the Bulldogs.
J.J. Vandenburg finished eighth in the hammer throw (161-7).
The meet included student-athletes from several GLIAC member schools such as FSU, NU, Lake Superior State, Hillsdale, Saginaw Valley State and Northern Michigan along with other schools from across the state including Oakland Community College, Davenport, Aquinas, Central Michigan and Siena Heights.
The Bulldogs will send student-athletes to a pair of meets next weekend, including the Eastern Michigan Twilight on Friday (April 22) in Ypsilanti and the Aquinas Open on Saturday (April 23) in Grand Rapids.


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A joint venture between Farmington Hills-based Friedman Integrated Real Estate Solutions LLC and Bloomfield Hills-based Kojaian Management Corp. is the new owner of nearly three-quarters of the 600,000-square-foot Arboretum Office Complex in Farmington Hills.
The sale of 428,000 square feet to Arboretum Acquisitions LLC was for about $10 million, according to a real estate source.
Bingham Farms-based Core Partners LLC handled the leasing and management of the four buildings prior to the sale. Bingham Farms-based Burton-Katzman LLC owned the buildings.
Friedman will take over leasing, management and construction operations for four of the five buildings at the complex, located on 12 Mile Road between Farmington and Drake roads, according to Robert Gagniuk, associate of brokerage services for Friedman.
Kojaian will not have any role in leasing, management or construction, Gagniuk said. Kojaian is a silent partner in the deal, Gagniuk said.
Improvements are planned on the buildings' exteriors, landscaping and lobbies.
The buildings are 26 percent occupied, according a marketing brochure by Jones Lang Lasalle, which represented Burton-Katzman.
According to Washington, D.C.-based real estate information service CoStar Group Inc., the four buildings have the following individual occupancy rates:
• Arboretum I (115,000 square feet): 33 percent leased
• Arboretum II (129,000 square feet): 53 percent leased
• Arboretum III: (163,000 square feet): vacant
• Arboretum R: (20,000 square feet): vacant
Key tenants at the Arboretum are Grand Rapids-based Priority Health, Liberty Mutual and Logicalis Inc., according to the marketing brochure.
Priority Health, however, is moving from the complex in mid-May to 20,000 square feet of the 527,000-square-foot American Center office building northwest of the intersection of Franklin and West 11 Mile roads in Southfield.
Leasing and management at the 114,000-square-foot Arboretum IV building, which was not included in the sale, is handled by Southfield-based Signature Associates Inc., Gagniuk said. That building is 69 percent leased, according to CoStar. The Arboretum had an average occupancy rate of 94 percent from 2007 to 2012. However, the complex has struggled in the last year and a half. Trinity Health had been a key tenant but consolidated its 1,600 employees from the Arboretum and the Cabot Building at 27870 Cabot Drive in Novi into 340,000 square feet at the Victor Corporate Center in Livonia in October 2012.
More recently, a deal for Southfield-based auto supplier Federal-Mogul Corp. to lease 180,000 square feet of space in the Arboretum collapsed in the last two months. Federal-Mogul announced in January that it would put its 700 employees in the same amount of space in the 700,000-square-foot former Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan headquarters in Southfield.
Friedman also manages North Troy Corporate Park. The company is also part of the 1.2 million-square-foot complex's investment group, of which the majority owner is Miami-based Rialto Capital Management LLC. It was purchased in 2012 for $15.5 million, according to CoStar.
In June 2012, Crain's reported the occupancy rate was 24 percent. The current occupancy rate is between 42 percent and 50 percent, Gagniuk said.
"Like we achieved with North Troy Corporate Park, we will transform Arboretum Office Park into one of the most appealing options for companies seeking a modern office environment in the Farmington Hills area," David Friedman, president and CEO of Friedman Integrated Real Estate Solutions, said in a news release.
Kirk Pinho: (313) 446-0412, [email protected]. Twitter: @kirkpinhoCDB


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Tip of the Day from ChooseMyPlate.gov
Planning to dine out with family and friends? Be sure to decode the menu to choose healthier options. Navigate the buffet and look for items that are roasted, baked, braised, broiled, poached, seared, grilled, steamed, or sauteed. The saturated fat, sodium, and added sugars found in foods and beverages are important for you to think about as you build your healthy eating style. Learn more about Choosing Foods and Beverages.


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mophie Helps Supports Cash & Rocket Tour With Limited Edition powerstation Designed by Valentino
Orange County, Calif., (June 3, 2014) — mophie®, the #1 selling mobile battery case in North America and innovator of power and storage solutions for mobile devices, has teamed up with the revered house of Valentino to create a limited edition mophie powerstation. This unique cross-industry collaboration among two game-changing brands comes in the name of charity, benefiting the Cash & Rocket 2014 Tour with proceeds from the sale of each powerstation going to three organizations that bring aid to women and children: Shine on Sierra Leone, OrphanAid Africa and Sumbandila.
"In the mobile world, mophie is known for being style-forward, so having the opportunity to partner with such an established house like Valentino is a landmark event for mophie," said Shawn Dougherty, COO and Co-Founder of mophie. "But at the end of the day, bringing our communities together to support several amazing causes is what makes this project even more special."
Inspired by Valentino's Spring/Summer 2014 Rouge Absolute collection, the compact, glossy finished powerstation is part of a special Capsule Collection, created exclusively for the Cash & Rocket project, and cloaked in iconic Valentino red. The product design is based on mophie's powerstation 4000 model, a mobile battery capable of quickly powering virtually any USB device in the world, and will come housed in exclusive packaging.
Only 500 units were created, with no plans to reproduce this specific collaboration in the future.
The Cash & Rocket Tour brings together some of the world's most powerful women who will unite across Europe to raise global awareness and funds for the three aforementioned charities. A number of the Valentino-designed mophie powerstations will also be auctioned off when the Cash & Rocket Tour reaches London to host a gala, closing out the tour on June 8th.
The limited edition mophie powerstation will be available to purchase at www.mophie.com, Valentino's online shop (www.valentino.com) and several Valentino boutiques throughout Europe.
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mophie, the #1 selling battery case manufacturer in North America, is a California-based, award- winning designer and manufacturer that empowers the mobile world to do more. Widely acclaimed for innovative mobile solutions, mophie is the proud developer of the juice pack®, the first ever mobile battery case certified by Apple Inc. mophie products are recognized for style and engineered for performance, providing a seamless integration of hardware, software and design. mophie has operations in California, Michigan, Netherlands, Hong Kong and China. mophie products are available in more than 100 countries, and can be found in Apple stores, Apple.com, Best Buy, Verizon and AT&T stores, Sprint, and other leading retailers.
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Why is America only Mostly Free?
Just one year after President Barack Obama took office, we released the 16th edition of the Index of Economic Freedom in both Hong Kong and Washington. Once again, it provides empirical evidence that economic freedom is the pathway to prosperity.
The good news is that despite the global economic crisis, the overall level of global economic freedom remained about the same. Some countries improved while others declined.
The bad news is that the United States is one of the economies that declined. For the first time since we began measuring economic freedom, the United States fell out of the top tier of free economies into a lower mostly free tier, now ranked with countries like Belgium, Botswana and Sweden. The United States loss of economic freedom was worst among among the 20 major economies of the world.
Why? The bailouts, massive stimulus spending, and other dangerous interventionist decisions in Washington since 2008 are hamstringing our economy and costing jobs85,000 jobs in December alone, and 3.4 million since this time last year.
Weve heard a lot of talk about the need for still more regulation and greater government spending, even about abandoning the free enterprise/capitalist system. The data in the Index and other studies clearly do not support that route. Thankfully, other countries are not buying it. Around the world, countries are still cutting taxes, strengthening property rights, deregulating, and reducing government spending, and theyre reaping the benefits, including an cushion that helped them survive the economic crisis.
Americans have been in this situation before, and we were able to turn things around. Theres no reason we cant do it again. Thats the compelling story in the pages of the Index: if you improve economic freedom and let the markets work, rising prosperity will follow. The choices Washington makes in the next few years will matter. They will determine whether we continue to decline in economic freedom or are able to continue calling America the land of opportunity and the land of the free.


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Troy Polamalu's return to the Pittsburgh Steelers' lineup was short-lived.
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Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said Monday that Polamalu has been ruled out for Thursday night's matchup against the Tennessee Titans after re-aggravating his right calf injury in a 16-14 win over the Philadelphia Eagles, according to the Associated Press.
Polamalu returned to the lineup Sunday after he missed the previous two games with the calf injury originally suffered in a January playoff loss to the Denver Broncos. He limped off the field against the Eagles in the first half. It's certainly a discouraging sign that the injury continues to haunt the safety nine months later.
The Steelers are on a short week, a reality that will likely also cost them the services of linebacker LaMarr Woodley, who suffered a "mild" hamstring injury against the Eagles. Tomlin didn't rule Woodley out, and said the team will "leave the door ajar."
Tomlin had better reports on linebacker James Harrison and running back Rashard Mendenhall, who came out of their season debuts healthy. Tomlin said Harrison had some swelling on his knee, but is otherwise fine.
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All Hali Botzenhart does is win and win some more.
All Hali Botzenhart does is win and win some more.
And on top of that, the Southwest senior pitcher wins even more.
Get the gist?
Botzenhart has won all eight of her starts this season, which is a reason why the Stallions (8-1, 2-0 Coastal Plains 1-A Conference) are one of the favorites next week in the Piggly Wiggly Softball Classic at Richlands High School.
Southwest opens the tournament Monday at 10 a.m. against Croatan (1-6).
�I find it exciting,� Botzenhart of her team�s chances in the tournament. �I think we can go a long ways.�
Each of the Stallions� victories this season has come when Botzenhart has taken the mound. But not only does she win, she has pitched well.
The right-hander sports a 1.98 earned run average to go along with 65 strikeouts in 60 innings pitched. She also has only walked nine batters and allowed just 16 hits.
Not too bad for the hurler.
�I�m just trying to get them to hit it soft,� Botzenhart said. �And they (teammates) back me up.�
Botzenhart, a four-year starter, has been one of the area�s better pitchers in recent years. Last year, she was only 7-10, but had a 2.00 ERA and made the second team of The Daily News all-area team.
In 2011, she was 10-11 with a 4.50 ERA and as a freshman in 2010 she was 6-6 with a 2.40 ERA.
Botzenhart said that in the past she would try to overpower hitters with her fastball. Sometimes that approached worked and sometimes it didn�t.
�I always tried to go for a strikeout,� Botzenhart said. �Now I try to make them hit it soft.�
Adding a change-up to go with her fastball and curveball has allowed Botzenhart to find success. She said she always had that pitch but that it�s improved this season.
�I�ve always had one, but it was never slow enough. But I got it to slow down, and so I started to use it more and it messes up their timing a lot,� Botzenhart said. �When I use it, it helps a lot.�
Southwest first-year coach Tiffany Murphy has seen that, too.
�We have started playing good hitting teams. So that change-up has come at the right time,� she said. �Hali has taken a couple of big hitters out of the game with her change-up.�
Botzenhart didn�t develop a good change-up overnight. She worked at it during practice and at home while away from her team.
�I throw like 100 pitches a day,� Botzenhart said. �I even them up to where I am throwing so many fastballs, so many curveballs and I designate some for change-ups. Then it just came to me.�
Botzenhart seems to have the physical tools to be a good high school pitcher. Still, Murphy said it was Botzenhart�s mental makeup that helps her on the mound.
�She maintains her cool very well,� Murphy said. �Even if we are making errors on defense, she keeps her head in the game.�
Murphy added that Botzenhart is rather laid back and easy going in the dugout and away from the field. Yet the coach said her standout player is willing to speak out if need be.
�Hali is easy to get along with, but she doesn�t mind telling you what she thinks and I like that,� Murphy said. �She�s up front with you and she�s not going to sugarcoat it.�
The 17-year-old Botzenhart has played softball since she was 5 and has long enjoyed the sport she calls �fun.� She didn�t pitch much in middle school but started to learn more about the position once she joined the Stallions.
But while she is known for her pitching, Botzenhart has proven to be just as reliable with her bat. She has a .467 batting average with 17 runs scored, 5 doubles and 2 triples while hitting third in the lineup.
�She is (expected) to get on base every time she comes up to the plate,� Murphy said. �She is also an awesome base runner. She is probably one of the smartest base runners we have. We can almost guarantee that if we can get her on base then she is going to score.�
Regardless of whether it takes her pitching or hitting (or both), Botzenhart would like nothing more than for the Stallions to win the tournament. She also wants to help Southwest continue to improve.
�We just need to get out there and keep practicing,� she said. �The team overall, we have played good together. Sometime I will do bad, but they are there to back me up.�
Piggly Wiggly Softball Classic at Richlands
Game 1: Southwest (8-1) vs. Croatan (1-6), 10 a.m.
Game 2: Northside (2-8) vs. Jacksonville (1-11), 1 p.m.
Game 3: Swansboro (3-4) vs. Dixon (4-6), 4 p.m.
Game 4: East Duplin (7-3) vs. Richlands (8-2), 7 p.m.
Piggly Wiggly Softball Classic at Richlands
Game 5: Game 1 loser vs. Game 2 loser, 10 a.m.
Game 6: Game 3 loser vs. Game 4 loser, 1 p.m.
Game 7: Game 1 winner vs. Game 2 winner, 4 p.m.
Game 8: Game 3 winner vs. Game 4 winner 7 p.m.
Piggly Wiggly Softball Classic at Richlands
Seventh place game, 10 a.m.
Fifth place game, 1 p.m.
Third place game, 4 p.m.
Championship, 7 p.m.
Note: If East Duplin loses Game 4, then Game 6 and Game 7 will switch times. East Duplin is not on spring break during tournament and can�t play before 4 p.m.


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St. Albertus Roman Catholic Church has played an important role in the life of Detroit's Polish-American community for over 100 years. Designed to emphasize the Polish origins of its congregation and to set it apart from other churches in this area of the city, St. Albertus is the mother church to some 30 parishes in Detroit. During the mid-19th century, the population living in the area surrounding St. Albertus was predominantly German. About 300 Polish immigrant families, who had settled in this neighborhood in the 1870s, decided to start their own parish. These families met in a simple frame structure and their parish quickly grew to 1,000 people by 1882. With the help of their priest, Father Dominik Kolasinski, a Krakow native, the parishioners began a fundraising drive to erect the present church. Dedicated on July 4, 1885, St. Albertus is a symbol of the hard work and industry of the Polish families who first settled in this area of Detroit. Contrasting with the plain, brick exterior of the church, the interior boasts ornately painted ceilings and cross vaults, gilded panels, colorful stained glass windows, and marble communion rails. The twelve lunette panels over the nave arcade, completed about 20 years after the dedication of the church in 1885, depict various churches located in Western Poland.
St. Albertus is located at 4231 St. Aubin Street, seven blocks east of the Chysler Freeway and 10 blocks south of the Edsel Ford Freeway (Interstate 94). Though no longer an active parish, St. Albertus does have Mass once a month; for more information, contact Mrs. Jean Kulwicki, 313-872-4387, or Mrs. Theresa Manning, 313-527-9321.
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Obama got balls to boast something really ridiculous. (Sarcasm)Correction: Obama wanted to say he knows more about Islam than any other president and most of his friends in Chicago were Muslims. I can not believe Obama is desperate for votes.
(WeeklyStandard) President Obama met yesterday with "about 20 Conservative Jewish community leaders, thanking them for the work they do to improve communities around the country and discussed their shared commitment to rebuilding the U.S. economy," Haaretz reports.
In the meeting, Obama reportedly boasted about his knowledge of Judaism, telling the leaders that he thinks he knows more "about Judaism" than all past presidents. He said he gained this knowledge of Judaism from reading.
He then suggested that he should not be questioned about his commitment to the Jewish state because "all his friends in Chicago were Jewish - and at the beginning of his political career he was accused of being a puppet of the Israel lobby," Haaretz reports.


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Southampton is the UK's number one vehicle handling port, Europe's leading turnaround cruise port and the UK's most productive container port. Operated by DP World Southampton, the terminal is home to the new 500m deepwater quay SCT5, which was purpose built to handle the biggest ships in the world.
A major dredging programme ensures that 15.5m draft vessels - the biggest currently afloat - can access the port on most days of the year.
The port is less than two miles from the M27 and has direct rail links to the main railway network for both freight and passenger trains. The Port of Southampton is served by Southampton International Airport, while Gatwick and Heathrow airports are within easy reach.


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Ari Ashe, wtop.com
RESTON, Va. – Federal workers may lose a Fairfax Connector express bus service that carries hundreds each day from Reston to the Pentagon.
"Right now, it takes 35 minutes to get to work. It's just wonderful," says Sarah Stein of Herndon, who commutes from Reston North Park and Ride to the Pentagon each weekday.
"It's easy. I've been riding the bus for eight years. I can leave my house at 7:05 and sit down at my desk at 8 a.m.," says Mary Czernowski of Herndon.
But the Fairfax Department of Transportation is exploring whether to eliminate Fairfax Connector Routes 595 and 597 to the Pentagon and Crystal City in order to enhance service when the Silver Line opens.
"Our plan needs to be revenue-neutral, which means using the same amount of buses as our service uses today. By routing buses to Wiehle-Reston East Metro Station instead of all the way to West Falls Church Metro, we are able to reinvest those buses into enhancing existing routes," says Fairfax County Department of Transportation spokeswoman Ellen Kamilakis.
However, in order to provide new service to the Silver Line, buses need to be pulled from other routes.
But Pentagon workers say they believe there are good reasons to keep the 595 and 597.
First, the buses are always packed. The Department of Transportation says ridership is high on the two lines.
Second, a round-trip ticket is $15, the most expensive on the Fairfax Connector.
Those fares cover the operating costs, unlike other routes that taxpayers subsidize.
The buses run every 30 minutes from 5:35 a.m. to 8 a.m. and 3:50 p.m. to 6:50 p.m.
"Please, please, please find a way to keep this bus going. It's an awesome commute and the alternatives are very dreary for us," says Paul Mulgrew of Sterling.
"It'll suck because I already leave my home at 5 a.m. If I had to leave at 4:30 a.m., it would be ridiculous," says Christina Miller of Reston.
"It would be pretty frustrating because my commute time would double," says Chris Solee of Herndon.
At a recent forum on the Fairfax Connector, Fairfax County Supervisor John Foust called out officials on the plan.
"I strongly suggest that they keep the routes – figure out how to do that," said Foust.
The current proposal isn't the first time the 595 and 597 routes have been on the chopping block.
In 2009, the Department of Transportation tried to eliminate the routes when Fairfax County was made across-the-board budget cuts, but a deal was struck to keep the buses running.
This time, some want the Pentagon workers to choose the Silver Line instead.
But several 595 and 597 riders say they won't do that.
"The Metro is going to be a Band-Aid. It's not going to be equal to the service of the 595. You're going to have to transfer at multiple stops. This takes you directly into the Pentagon and Crystal City without any delays," says James Watson of Herndon.
"I'm not sure I would want to take the Metro. I might be looking at driving in and getting a parking pass at the Pentagon," says Kim Markee of Herndon.
"It is not going to be faster. It's going to be longer. What that's going to do is force people into carpools. They're going to put more people on the road," says Kathy Loftin of Herndon.
"The buses are serving them, but they're also serving all of us by keeping cars off the highway," says Supervisor Foust.
He says he's spoken to the Fairfax County Department of Transportation and remains optimistic about reaching a deal.
Officials at the Department of Transportation emphasize no final decision has been made.
"It's very important to us that we hear from our passengers about our Silver Line service plan. Our passengers are our partners. After the public comment period closes on Feb. 28, planners will start the delicate task of finalizing a plan that balances our resources and the needs of our passengers. We encourage our passengers to comment via email or to our Facebook and Twitter accounts," says Kamilakis.
This story has been modified to reflect a more accurate number of daily ridership.
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A walk through the eastern part of the Addison County Fair and Field Days grounds Wednesday revealed a diverse range of attractions and competitions.
Chris Nelson, a chainsaw carver from Lincoln, shared his thoughts on his trade and life.
"I started doing this in May 2013," Nelson said, "so about 14 months now."
Chris Nelson just picked up wood carving six months ago — now he's turned that hobby into a business. Here are some pieces carved by Nelson and childhood friend/frequent collaborator Brett Sargent. See the full story here.
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