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Some of you might remember that in my contrary way I refused to post my list of most romantic movies at Valentine's Day and stubbornly took an alternative view by posting movies that tried to be romantic but weren't.
So I'm making good and smack in the middle of May for no reason other than that spring is in the air I give you my favorite romantic movies and why I think they're romantic. I'm a sap I tell you.
1. The Scarlet Pimpernel. I bet there's a lot of you who remember Jane Seymour before she was famous in this made-for-television movie that had little to do with the original book. I mean the general gist of things was the same but it was structured completely different and actually? I think this is a case where the movie was better than the book. Or maybe I was just terribly in love with Anthony Edwards, who knows? It was junior high so there's no accounting for my taste. My eighth-grade friends and I watched this movie ad nauseum until we wore out the VHS tape.
I loved the music, loved the actors, loved the costumes and tragedy, loved Ian McKellan as the bad guy (back before he was Sir Gandalf). I found an old video of the movie and recently watched it to see if it was as romantic as I remembered it and actually? It stood up pretty well, as has Jane Seymour.
2. While You Were Sleeping. Now not only is this a romantic movie it's hysterically funny. Great lines to quote. For example, "Is this guy bothering you? Because he's leaning." We'll still quote about mashed potatoes being creamy and Argentina having good beef. Sandra Bullock plays the sad-and quirky-but-innocent girl looking for love and the way the movie plays out is just so sweet and fun that I can watch it over and over again.
3. Casablanca. Why is this one so romantic when it's so sad? Because Ingrid Bergman does the right thing and stays with her husband. It's sad but yet it's romantic that she loves Sam so much but still values honor above her personal longings. Romance always goes well with a side order of tragedy. Kind of like steak and potatoes.
4. Return to Me. Have you seen this one where Mini Driver is a heart transplant patient who gets the heart that belonged to David Duchovny's dead wife? No, it's not Poltergeist, it's sweet and I love this movie. The actors are charming, Mini Driver has a wicked good sense of style in the movie and the Irish-Italian old guys are a hoot. When David Duchovny says, "I love Elizabeth--I'll always love Elizabeth--but I long for Grace" I get all gushy inside.
5. Cinderella Man. This might surprise you but I thought this was a romantic movie because first of all Russell Crowe is a terrific actor--maybe the best right now--and his relationship with Renee Zellweger hangs on against all the horrible things life throws at them. Maybe it's because I could relate to the feeling that when you're with someone and you go through the hard times together it can pull you closer together (or it can also tear you apart unfortunately) making your relationship stronger than ever. I kind of felt that with this one and I liked it. Rocky had a similar feel that way.
6. Roman Holiday. Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck are a smashing good couple (though I think I would have preferred Cary Grant if the truth were told) but the real star of the movie is Rome. I think the romance here hinges on the locale and the atmosphere of the Eternal City. Audrey and Gregory are sweet together too, and once again unrequited love is always a good sell, but it's really Rome that gets the romance vote.
7. Out of Africa. Probably the same is true with this one because really, if you went by my reasoning in my other list of unromantic movies you'd question why I have this one included. How horrible is it? Robert Redford--the jerk--won't marry beautiful Meryl Streep and insists on keeping their relationship of the pay-per-view variety. That is, a kind a month-to-month lease arrangement rather than a commitment to buy. But oh the music and the scenery and the plane flying over the flamingos and the scene where he washes her hair while they're on safari. Sigh. If I just close my eyes . . . .
8. Shall We Dance? Have you seen this? I'm not a fan of Richard Gere (see my Pretty Woman comments in the previous list) OR Susan Sarandon OR Jennifer Lopez but somehow this movie works for me and makes me feel sappy. I think it's because that man-with-mid-life-crisis thing that could go so many ways but ends up finding him back happily with his wife makes me sigh with contentment. I like the dancing and how he's trying to learn something new. My favorite part is when Sarandon and Gere confront each other and they realize he really wants her to be his dance partner. I like that.
9. The Village. Why oh why would I have a thriller listed on my list? Simply for the scene where Joaquin Phoenix and Bryce Dallas Howard are sitting on the front porch at night and she asks him if he will dance with her at their wedding and asks him why he won't say what's in his heart.
He says in this breathy-macho whisper:
Why can you not stop saying what is in yours? Why must you lead, when I want to lead? If I want to dance I will ask you to dance. If I want to speak I will open my mouth and speak. Everyone is forever plaguing me to speak further. Why? What good is it to tell you you are in my every thought from the time I wake? What good can come from my saying that I sometimes cannot think clearly or do my work properly? What gain can rise of my telling you the only time I feel fear as others do is when I think of you in harm? That is why I am on this porch, Ivy Walker. I fear for your safety before all others. And yes, I will dance with you on our wedding night.10. Unbreakable. Since I'm shocking you with obscure love scenes from B-list thrillers I might as well go all the way and name this movie too. I like M. Knight Shyamalan's movies (except for the freaky mermaid one) but this is completely my favorite. It's not only emotional, layered, interesting and creative but it's cool and romantic too. The relationship between Bruce Willis and Robin Wright Penn, their failing marriage but desperation to keep it together is so sad and moving. I love it when they go out on a "first date" and try to carry a conversation, then at the end when Willis finally finds his purpose in life and finds the fulfillment he needs the romance blossoms once again and it makes me so happy. When he carries her up the stairs? That's just sweet without being slick. Good stuff. Besides, I think their relationship with its durm and strang is a lot more realistic than most Hollywood romances. Except for the superhero part--you don't see that every day.
11. The Age of Innocence. Oh, if you like the repressed sexual tension that only a Victorian period movie can generate then this is the romance for you. I think it's the only Martin Scorsese movie I've ever seen. Michelle Pfieffer is smokin' hot, and especially so next to Winona Ryder's crystal purity and sweetness. They represent two opposing forces pretty convincingly and the only question is which one is Daniel Day Lewis gonna choose? I loved the Countess and cheered when he . . . well I won't spoil it. You'll have to see it to find out who ends up with him in the end.
12. Runaway Bride. Cheesy, funny--no, make that hysterical, and goes against my "no Richard Gere" policy. Hmmm . . . actually, he makes it twice on this list so maybe I'll have to rethink that there policy. I will see nearly any movie with Joan Cusack in it--and pair her up with Julia Roberts and I'm in heaven. My favorite line is when Julia hitches a ride in a Fedex truck and someone asks, "Where is she going?" and the answer comes, "I don't know, but wherever it is she'll be there by 10:30 tomorrow morning." I'm not sure why I like this one--it's probably the lines and the cheese. There is no other explanation whatsoever.
13. Pride and Prejudice. No surprises here, Jane Austen is Queen of Romance enough that I'd have to insist Sense and Sensibility shares the title of "Most Romantic Movie" with P&P.
Tell me you don't swoon over Hugh Grant and Alan Rickman--they're just perfect for those roles. Though I have this theory . . . humor me for a minute here . . . there are really only two dozen British actors in the world and they just get recycled through every period movie that comes out. And they ALL make it to Harry Potter one way or another. Seriously. Think of a British actor--Kenneth Brannaugh? Emma Thompson? Miranda Richardson? They're ALL in Harry Potter. That's why I predict for the next movie they'll have Judi Dench, Ian McKellen and Rupert Everett as the only possible additions to Harry Potter cast. They're the only ones left.
But anyway, while the recent remake of Pride and Prejudice with Keira Knightly feels more authentic I just can't handle my Jane Austen characters so unbearably skinny. Seriously, if Keira had lived back in Austen's time they would have sworn she was consumptive and sent her to die in a TB ward somewhere. Where's the beef?
I like Matthew MacFadyen's Mr. Darcy--no complaints there--but the part that seals my preference for the A&E version is the last scene where he keeps calling Elizabeth Bennett "Mrs. Darcy." It's so over-the-top with cheese (make that Velveeta--it's not even real cheese for goodness sake) that I can feel Ms. Austen lurching with horror in her grave the two times I've seen the scene. Yes, I'm harsh--but maybe I'm just a purist and prefer to stick to the real dialog as much as possible. Which is why I vote for the A&E version--even given the amazing cinematography and soundtrack of the remake. And the scene where he comes to her through the fog and rain--that's none too shabby either.
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I don't like to repeat myself (too obviously) but I wanted to talk about inscriptions again. Not inscriptions in books this time, although I did have one this month that made me stare in openmouthed amazement, but those other inscriptions.
What I'd like to bring up again is what you've written on those poor old boxes you use for your donations. You probably don't see the words any more: they're from three moves or two storage lockers ago. And I am experienced enough to know that when the box lid says "Old China", I'm really going to find your collection of paperback Agatha Christies inside.
But these things do make me a little nervous sometimes. "Mixed With Bathroom Stuff" is just the sort of thing you might send over. You finally cleaned out all those books you've kept in your hygiene hut for moments of meditation. (I know LOTS of people who read in the tub.) And you tossed in all those old tubes of toothpaste and half-empty boxes of Q-Tips while you were at it, and then sent it all to me.
That isn't what happened: it turned out to be a box of books. But I had a good time imagining what was in the box originally. (What was in there originally? And what made you pack so quickly that you couldn't pause to unmix whatever was mixed with the bathroom stuff?)
It's kind of like the inscriptions in the books: you reveal just a little bit of your private life to the next viewer. I am fascinated by whoever it was that dropped off books in a box marked "Clothes Too Small for Sam". It was not a very big box, so either Sam is extremely tiny—so there aren't many clothes too small for him—or Sam is a growing boy, girl, or dog who has finally outgrown all those cute little clothes.
I shall pass over the vast number of boxes which have come in lately marked "Sell or Donate" and even "Give To Library if Not Worth Selling". You could come up with a code phrase to use instead, just to let us believe we were your first choice all along. (Hey! Maybe that's what "Mixed With Bathroom Stuff" means!)
And we'll just ignore the boxes marked "Keep". If you didn't change your mind, it's too late now.
But you really stopped me in my tracks with "American Flag and Three Bears". Now I have to run out and write a children's book. Once upon a time, there were three bears who went to the parade on the Fourth of July..… Oh, and again, the box was just filled with books.
It isn't your fault, since this was printed on the side of the box, but whoever donated books in that box you got from the grocery store—the box that originally contained cleansing material—has cost me all kinds of work time. See, it's a box of a toilet bowl cleaner that you hang on the side of the bowl, so the water flushing dispenses the cleanser. Whoever designed the box put "CLINGING TOILET" on one line and "BOWL CLEANSER" on the next line. Thinking about clinging toilets always makes me pause for a moment, and I just don't have time for that in June.
(Okay, back to that book inscription that also cost me a moment's thought. Many years ago, somebody out there got a book inscribed "To X—in thorough appreciation of all those many pleasant moments we shared in days gone by which continue to be recalled and treasured." I don't know where to go with this. It could cover anything from studying Sanskrit together to planning jewel heists.)


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Thanksgiving is Coming SoonNovember 18, 2011 at 04:53 | Posted in Bits and Pieces, Italy, Political Opinions, Spiritual Walk | Leave a comment
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In only a mere week Thanksgiving will be upon us again. Already preparations are under way – house cleaning is in my forefront of necessary evils! Thanksgiving is of course, an American holiday. The first Thanksgiving was celebrated back in 1621 by the Pilgrims with their new Indian friends who helped them survive the first harsh year in a new land. At least that's the nice story we were always taught in school. The sad reality is that the story is not quite the accurate – or should I say – the full story! Governor William Bradford documented in his diary (Freedomworks) that the original Plymouth Colony was set up to be worked and shared equally amongst all of the Puritans. However that didn't go quite as planned. It took about 3 years but by 1623 a simple change enacted by the Governor changed the outcome. A parcel of land was given to each family for them to work and use as they saw fit. What they yielded was their own instead of having to split amongst everyone. As a result folks began to want to produce more and to succeed. As a result 1623 was a year to be grateful for most of the Pilgrims and their friends. In my opinion this is actually a better story than the whitewashed one. Funny how history repeats itself – now if we could just learn those hard lessons?
But I digress – this is about how we see Thanksgiving in our family. It is not an Italian holiday in the sense of the American one but October 4th was the Italian harvest Festival Cerelia named for Ceres. She was the goddess of agriculture, grain, and fertility. La Festa del Ringraziamento (Festival of Thanks) is the reference to many religious days for various patron saints in Italy. These are all usually celebrated with family, friends, food, parades – and originally offerings such as first fruits of a harvest in thanks to the saint. The menu choices might not be quite the same but the joy of family and friends together over a splendid table is the same! For example they might offer ravioli con la zucca (pumpkin ravioli). Our family loves the wonderful roasted or smoked turkey – but our stuffing is made with Italian sausage. One of our favorite side dishes is lasagna! And of course we set out a huge antipasto for everyone to indulge themselves with. This week I will work on starting to make some of the cakes ahead of time – we enjoy several different ones all made with the great shaped pans I brought home from Italy. There are fancy fluted ones, tall layer cake pans in pyramid shapes, and fancy bundt style pans. Each lends itself to a shape that matches well with the type of cake batter and ultimate frosting or decorations used. Some are doused with Italian liquors or others sprinkled with sweet confetti candy. These line up next to the traditional pumpkin or mince pies in addition to an apple and a key lime pie! For myself, I cannot bear Thanksgiving without my mom's creamed onions – and I am so grateful she is still with us to celebrate and well enough to make another batch of creamed onions!
So as I am cleaning house all week, knowing in no time the muss and fuss of cooking will begin, I find myself complaining that I have so much stuff to clean and so many rooms too! Then I realize how grateful I am that I have a home large enough to accommodate all of us when so many are homeless through no fault of their own. And then I resent that I have to work the night before instead of being home to get enough sleep before I start on the turkey and all the vegetables. And then I realize how blessed I am to have a job when so many do not. I think about how much food I must prepare and for how many people ( usually 26). Then I count again my blessings – I have enough food to feed my family and extended family! I have a beautiful family – and they all want to be together out of love, not obligation. And then I know the reality of my story – Count it ALL joy! I am truly and wondrously blessed!
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Capt. Scott's bigger and better after Sandy
New London - Captain Scott's Lobster Dock on Hamilton Street took a pounding during Superstorm Sandy, but the 4 feet of water that inundated the building receded quickly, and the seasonal restaurant is expected to reopen April 1, a few weeks later than planned, after completing major repairs.
Tom Eshenfelder, who with sister Susan owns the restaurant and associated marina downtown, said the storm surge destroyed most of the electrical equipment in the building, which has been replaced with new devices, thanks to a quick insurance settlement expedited by Andy Levine of Levine Insurance. The dock and dozens of picnic tables on site were unaffected by the rising waters, though a walk-in cooler broke loose and moved about 15 feet and practically every wall in the building had to be mended.
"In 20 years, I never saw water in the building," Tom Eshenfelder said of the flood.
A lot of people in the region haven't heard about the storm's effect because of Captain Scott's isolated position on Shaw's Cove, Eshenfelder added. Luckily, the surge occurred two weeks after Captain Scott's had closed for the winter.
"It was perfect timing in a way," said Susan Eshenfelder.
"We took full advantage of the opportunity," said Tom, a former lobsterman. "We made lemonade out of lemons."
In addition to gaining new equipment, the Eshenfelders reconfigured space to create a larger kitchen. The extra space should allow customers to be served more quickly because more cooks can now fit into the space, the Eshenfelders said.
The restaurant, which seasonally employs many New London and Waterford high school students, often has huge lines in the summer clamoring for lobster rolls - both hot and cold, though the warmer variety is by far the favorite.
"People come down for the seafood," Tom Eshenfelder said, though the restaurant also has burgers, fries and ice cream, among other summertime favorites.
This year will be the 18th season at Captain Scott's, which is generally open from March to October and includes a separate fish market and 45-slip, year-round marina. Last year's mild weather encouraged the family to open up earlier than usual, Feb. 26.
This year, the Eshenfelders had been hoping for a March 22 opening, but the extent of the storm damage forced a more realistic April 1 date. Four or five subcontractors were still working on the building just a few weeks before the scheduled opening.
"New London has been lucky; we haven't had a bad storm here in a long time." Tom Eshenfelder said. "This should teach everyone about what a real hurricane will do."
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Name: Captain Scott's Lobster Dock
Address: Hamilton Street, New London
Owner: Tom Eshenfelder
Years in business: 18
Employees: 30 to 35 in summer
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Juice fast.........
Here is where you discuss everything under the sun, just keep it clean.
Juice fast.........
i'm just about to start a juice fast to re-boot and clear out my system.....the holidays seem a perfect time to do it......has anyone done a juice fast and if so do you have any advice.....
Re: Juice fast.........
When I fast I usually try for 24 hours for
spiritual and physical reasons
I find the best time is on your body's timeline
so in sinc with it.
Due to my age ,I find it easier to start my fast between noon
and 8:00 p.m.
Recently I tried the 8:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. the next day
It worked out really well for me, not everyone will be the same.
I have to be careful because sometimes I get low blood sugar,
so I take juice if I feel myself getting dizzy or really fainty tired.
But you need to do what is best for you're body.
You're body needs to get use to the idea so going for eg.30 percent of your day the first time seeing how you feel, keep a journal.
Then maybe the next month try 50 percent(eg. 12 hours) without food, drink if you're thirsty especially in this hot, hot weather, listen to the triggers your body makes.
Not a good idea to just do whole thing at once when beginning.
I try to fast once a month but if I'm sick or not feeling well, I wait
for a day when I feel pretty good.
Don't engorge the day before, this makes it worse and harder.
Also don't overeat after, start with good food but not too much.
After a fast I am so thankful for food and vedgetables, things just
seem to taste better.
Also ask your doctor for some tips if your body could take it, if you have any doubt. Also certain medical conditions and medication suggest that you not fast. So always be careful.
Re: Juice fast.........
Oops I almost forgot...
After a fast (eg. the next day)
energy level can be quite low, don't have alot of
running around planned, it's like resetting your body,
give it time.
As I get older, my energy is less the next day.
Give you're body time to recover, read, exercise some
During this hot weather be really careful to hydrate.
If you are really active don't go out and do your usual
fast paced workout, take it down a pace(or a few paces)
but always do what's best for you
Over the week work up to the usual schedule
That's what I do and it works for me
Re: Juice fast.........
thanks CJ........I did a juice for lunch yesterday and had a salad for dinner so i'm taking your advice and phasing it in gradually.........
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OMG there is a GOD!! WOW WHEN are you starting that!! IM excited now!!! I wanna do it with you can I???
me gootta loose 20 pounds, no 17 cause i need to get in my plether pants again..lol...seriously, let do it sister!!
when u wanna start!!
now okay
juice fast, 3 days, just juice got to get a jack lalaine juicer
apples and carrots organic, in the AM
then drink water all day, then have more juice in the PM
cucumber and apples...and yummy yumm yumm
do it for 3 days, at least
then do the same after that for a month, but add a nice big huge salad with kale apples, walnuts greens, avacoado and mango and, love and peace and then your happy man...oh so happy, unless you want to do the juice fast for 7 days, let me know i do it with you girl and exercies too, i started that exerecise thing today..and ya im pumped...are you?
if at all things seem or appear to fail, just remember that 'LOVE WINS"
Re: Juice fast.........
well i'm taking the first few days easy until my system is used to it so i'm not even thinking about the gym until Thurs.......i feel clearer headed and more alert already though........ I'm mixing it up with juices and smoothies too so i get the fibre.....i've also got an amazing wee gadget called a yonanas which makes bananas into ice-cream without adding anything to them......it's like alchemy, absolutely briliant........lol.....
so far i've tried -
spinach, orange, apple and pink grapefruit juice
banana and strawberry smoothie
banana, spinach, strawberry and kiwi smoothie
and i can't praise that wee processor 'the genie' enough.........it's so handy and efficient........
Re: Juice fast.........
Okay im on the juice fast now!! fast
doin it..feel clearity already man..feels good
if at all things seem or appear to fail, just remember that 'LOVE WINS"
Re: Juice fast.........
I'm hungry but I'm okay with it day 1 juice fast
I had 2 large fresh made juices with
Cucumber apples and...oh beets
Then I made a smoothie with cucumber n apple juice
Strawberry banana spinach n that's it now I'm going to bed hungry but I'm okay with it
I'm sure tommorow will be inspiring oh I know
Fasted a lot n moses did too
Jc real healthy
if at all things seem or appear to fail, just remember that 'LOVE WINS"
Re: Juice fast.........
todays juice......kale
and a bowl of yonanas 'ice cream'..........seriously folk, if you like banana ice cream you gotta get one of these miracle workers.....i can't praise it enough.........lol....
Re: Juice fast.........
I need to that too.
Some form to detox my body cause I haven't done, ever and I think my body could use it.
I'm just not sure I can eat just juice though.
I'm a guardian of the spark...
I'm a God damn and proud good fan... and I love it! = )>
Re: Juice fast.........
I can't eat raw bananas.. gives me horrid stomach aches
but I love the grapefruit juice and have
had good results with it for loosing weight
Re: Juice fast.........
Funny. For diarrhea bananas are the best. Trust me!
I'm a guardian of the spark...
I'm a God damn and proud good fan... and I love it! = )>
Re: Juice fast.........
But my body can't digest
If I avoid canola
my system is gud
but adding bananas would
do more harm than gud
red licorice is gud
for some who run to the loo
but high in calories
Re: Juice fast.........
you guys are good!!
im on day 3 too
today i had,...
oh beets
carrots in juicer and i added watermellon man it was good!!! sweeet!!
sweeter than honey but not as sweeet as our JC!!!!!!! woot
anyways, also i drink this coconut water the one on sale but read the labels cause it may have sugar, just cocnut water that and lots of water, i go to the loo loo, at night, kinna sucks but i keep my eyes closed (good thing im not a bloak,ha ha) so i can go back to sleep easy, if i open my eyes im toast, and im doing my own thing exercising, and gonna do this for a while, i love bananas, i make my own ice cream wiith them frozen and some cocoa powder, kinna hungry but im okay with it..In JC we Trust man!! he s the expert on this kinna stuff ...ya mon...cool, real cool!! speakin about cool
August is almost here! we were getting 7 books commin to the store, 7
cool how rollland rolls!!!! comming real soon, oh i think i will fast till they arrive good idea,,,,hey is it me or is it that when i write, its like they are jumping off the page the words,,must be mee,,,and i dont even drink coffee and thats a big huge deal man....woooot!!! im happy when i fast, on juice man,,and did you all see that smile today!!! its that Carrey Smile!! take your through the day makes it all worthwhile!!!! remedy Carrey, therapy on the way.................................................................................COOL
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Whiteagle wrote:Yeah, it's an alright Shooter...
...To bad it isn't actually Planetside.
IVhorseman wrote:I'm the Several Hundred Dollar Man!
Rayhawk wrote:"Give him the stick DON'T GIVE HIM THE STICK" was a major part of Knights Kingdom development.
501stCadians wrote:They've had to make small compromises to attract a playerbase. The original Planetside wasn't sunshine, rainbows, and lollipops either. It had some MAJOR problems, just like any game.
IVhorseman wrote:I'm the Several Hundred Dollar Man!
Rayhawk wrote:"Give him the stick DON'T GIVE HIM THE STICK" was a major part of Knights Kingdom development.
SnakeMittens wrote:So... I'm in. How should I go about joining you guys?
Players will have basic health regeneration, this will kick in about 20 seconds after you've taken damage and take about 40 seconds to fully heal a very hurt player. It's not meant to replace combat health regen (like med kits, or medics)
I don't have the time to read all the posts so I don't know if it has already been mentioned, but I've found this solution for Vista and Win7 users in another thread.
I am no expert so I've no idea what it does exactly, but it worked for me so I wanted to share
I had frequent crashes (each 30-45 mins) but by following these instructions I've been able to play 3-4 hours without crashing.
Also, it could be a good hint for you guys developing this great game!
Windows 7/Windows Vista
* In Windows 7/Vista go to Start menu. Go to Accessories. Locate the command prompt shortcut and hover mouse over it. Right Click on the shortcut then select Run as Administrator.
* In the command prompt type this exactly: bcdedit /set increaseuserva 2500. Then hit enter.
* Make sure you get a message back confirming the change was made. To verify the entry is there you can type just bcdedit, hit enter, and you should see the entry now assed.
* Then close the command prompt. You just told Vista to increase user virtual address (userva) space to 2500MB.
* Changes take effect on reboot
Hope it helps as it helped me
Tzan wrote:So I was just in for several hours and no crash.
Currently on Thebe (west) [which was previously the only US server up]
Tzann Rank 5
Looks like the Outfit has been erased.
Was that Whiteagle with the name "white".
That guy was proximity talking to me, so it was just garbled and had no idea what he was saying.
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PALMYRA TWP. (PIKE) -Further efforts are underway by the Lake Wallenpaupack Watershed Management District (LWWMD) to promote a clean lake and show the public what they do and why the do it.
A glossy, full color annual report for 2012 has been printed and is being distributed, believed to be the first time the non-profit LWWMD has done this in their nearly 33 year history. The magazine-style booklet contains articles about their public education outreach, funding projects aiding property owners with erosion, storm water or shoreline problems, the first annual motorcycle ride event and other activities.
The Board authorized printing of 1,000 copies. Annual reports are being sent to financial donors from 2012, and copies are being supplied at key locations in the Lake Region.
At the February board session, Lockdata Technologies was picked to redesign the District's web site and fashion a new logo. The Hawley-based computer/design consultant has been hired to assist the LWWMD in fashioning an improved look and more useful web site for the many stake-holders in the watershed to obtain information and understanding of their mission.
District Administrator Nick Spinelli was given approval to serve as a member of the board of directors of Lacawac Sanctuary. Spinelli said that this summer, an intern from Lacawac will be accompanying the LWWMD in taking regular water samples from Lake Wallenpaupack. Lacawac Sanctuary is participating in a large scale comparative study of the ecology of lakes in the Northeast.
Spinelli is also on the board of the Pennsylvania Lake Management Society (PALMS), a non-profit organization dedicated to the management, restoration and protection of lakes and watershed in the state.
He attended the annual PALSM conference held at Penn State in February, He and David Ingegneri, General Manager of Big Bass Lake Community Association near Gouldsboro were part of a panel discussion on creating and maintaining sustainable lake management associations. Spinelli led the forum.
In 2013, the LWWMD plans to host their second annual motorcycle ride around Lake Wallenpaupack, to raise funds for the District. Held during Wally Lake Fest in August, in 2012 the event included 50 motorcycles on a 29-mile route. They raised $4,671 for the cause of a clean and healthy lake.
The LWWMD Board decided to table a proposed boat auction out of concern for the time to make up costs. The fund-raising committee will be seeking alternative fund-raising opportunities.
Last year, $19,593 was contributed in private donations; contributions totaling $86,000 were also collected from annual donations made by local governments (the counties of Wayne and Pike, Paupack Township and Palmyra Township -Pike). Since the drop in available grant funding, the District has sought other fund-raising methods.
For more information about LWWMD and how to maintain a clean Lake Wallenpaupack, call their office at (570)226-3865 or visit online at www.WallenpaupackWatershed.org. The board meets on the third Wednesday of the month at 5:30 p.m., at the PPL Wallenpaupack Environmental Learning Center.


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Post-game breakdown, video: St. John's
UConn's winning streak ended with a 71-65 loss Wednesday at Madison Square Garden.
St. John's deserved to win the Big East game. It was one of the few games this season that UConn was just plain out-played.
The Huskies came into the Big East game riding a three-game unbeaten streak.
They dropped to 15-6 overall, 5-4 in the conference.
Check out the attached video of coach Kevin Ollie's post-game press conference. He wasn't a happy Husky.
Some news, notes and quotes:
-- Ollie pulled junior Shabazz Napier, the team's leading scorer, from the starting lineup for an undisclosed violation of team rules.
Ollie declined to elaborate after the game.
Napier sat six plus minutes before entering the game with UConn trailing 11-6. He didn't score until the second half and finished with 14 points.
By the time the media reached the locker room, Napier was already on the team bus.
-- Junior Niels Giffey replaced Napier in the starting lineup and played well, finishing with nine points and a career-high 10 rebounds.
By the way, associate head coach Glen Miller predicted before the game that Giffey would finish with 12 points and eight rebounds.
Good guess.
Giffey came into the game averaging 4.1 points and 3.4 rebounds.
-- UConn made its comeback from a 15-point second half deficit with Napier, Giffey, Omar Calhoun,Salem's R.J. Evans and Enosch Wolf on the floor. They played hard, attacked and created offense of their defense, sparking a 15-1 spurt. But they led just once, 53-51, with 4:28 left.
"I like the effort, and that's what I want to coach – effort," Ollie said. "That's what they gave me."
Evans had two points, two rebounds, two steals and an assist in 12 minutes.
-- The Huskies now have played two straight poor first halves, trailing both South Florida (12) andSt. John's(11) by double digits at the break. They went a combined 13-for-61 from the field over those combined 40 minutes. Only DeAndre Daniels (7) and freshman Omar Calhoun (13) scored in the first 20 minutes on Wednesday.
They lacked their usual zip in both cases.
"We came out flat and we were missing our shots," Daniels said of Wednesday's sluggish start.
They fell to 3-5 when trailing at halftime this season.
-- Zones are sending UConn into a deep freeze. After shooting a season-low 29.8 percent in Sunday's overtime win, the Huskies converted just 30.8 percent Wednesday.
Part of the problem is that they're firing up too many 3-pointers and not attacking the basket. They've taken 55 3-pointers in the last two games.
"This is the second game in a row that we shot a lot of threes," Ollie said. "We got to get back the drawing board and, hopefully, we can attack the rim. But when we attack the rim, we've got to make layups and we've got to finish strong. And we didn't do that tonight."
-- On the other side of the ball, UConn is playing solid defense.St. John'sshot just 38 percent.
But a few defensive breakdowns hurt the Huskies down the stretch, allowing the Red Storm to pull away again.
-- Boatright looked lost.
He scored a season-low five points – all in the final five minutes -- on 1-for-8 shooting overall and played just 11 minutes in the second half. He even had a breakaway attempt blocked after making a steal.
The Huskies made their big comeback with Boatright on the bench.
He had scored in double figures a team-best 14 straight games.
-- Officials stopped the game with 12:53 left in the game to review a brief altercation between Wolf and St. John's Jakarr Sampson who exchanged early Valentine's gifts as they jogged down court.
According to Wolf, Sampson elbowed him and the pair exchanged words. Wolf then pushed Sampson.
Sampson had a different version of the story.
"The first time down the court, he elbowed me," Sampson said. "The second time it happened, I was upset. I probably shouldn't have acted the way I did."
Officials called Flagrant One fouls on each player.
-- For the second time in three games, starting forward Tyler Olander didn't attempt a shot in 19 minutes. He went scoreless for the third time this season. He did have three rebounds.
It will be interesting to see if Olander loses his starting job to Wolf, who had two points, five rebounds and two blocks while providing a physical presence.
-- Calhoun, who's from Brooklyn, fared better in his second homecoming game than he did in his first in early December against North Carolina State. He finished with a game-high 21 points, five rebounds and three assists in 38 minutes. He also had a career-high five 3-pointers.
"I was proud of his effort and how he attacked the basket a couple of times," Ollie said.
Against N.C.State, Calhoun had five points, five rebounds and three turnovers.
-- Ollie on his team's second half play: "In the second half, they played with effort and they played with life. Those are the guys that I want to coach."
-- The Huskies were out-rebounded (43-41) and out-scored from the foul line (24-15).
-- Watch out for Sampson, a talented 6-foot-8 freshman forward. He had a team-high 18 points and six rebounds. He also played about the last nine minutes with four fouls. He's a strong contender for the Big East rookie-of-the-year.
-- Only 8,441 fans showed up for the game between two long-time Big East rivals.
-- Up next: UConn visits Seton Hall on Sunday for a noon time game inNewark, N.J.
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CRANBERRY TWP — The skeletal remains discovered Saturday afternoon near UPMC Passavant Cranberry hospital are apparently those of a Beaver County man, township police said this morning.
The man, in his late-40s, was reported missing in July 2012. There is no indication that foul play had a role in the man's death, Cranberry Township police Sgt. Chuck Mascellino said this morning.
Authorities did not immediately release his name, pending notification of next of kin.
"We have an identification that we're trying to confirm with the family," Mascellino said.
That identification, he said, primarily comes from the man's driver's license, which was found in a wallet near the remains.
Investigators remain dumbfounded that the largely in tact skeleton for so long went undetected so close to Cranberry's busy business district.
The remains were in thick grass but on top of a small knoll about 50 yards off Dutilh Road near the Cranberry Mall.
"They were within 50 feet of the (road) salt pile for the hospital," Mascellino said of the remains. "You'd have thought someone in some of the rooms at the hospital or the end rooms of the Fairfield Inn would have seen something from the windows."
Butler County Deputy Coroner Dennis Trzeciak, who police called to make the initial examination of the remains, was equally surprised.
"There are a lot of passers-by and transients that go through that area," he said. "It's hard to believe no one didn't notice anything sooner."
A Zelienople man, who needed a break while visiting an ill loved one at UPMC Passavant, found the remains about 2:30 p.m. Saturday while taking a walk to the Giant Eagle at the Cranberry Mall.
"It was a just a matter of chance he found them," said Trzeciak.
Police immediately suspected the remains were that of a man, judging by the clothes.
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Grinding Gear Games announces that open beta testing of Path of Exile begins on January 23rd, offering the chance to sample this upcoming action/RPG. "We're excited to have reached the point where we can finally throw open the doors and invite everyone in," said Chris Wilson, producer for Grinding Gear Games. "We have one of the best and most supportive communities on the Internet, and their input has been invaluable in making Path of Exile what it is. We hope they'll be delighted with all the new content." The open beta will introduce content from Act 3, and there will be no character wipes after it begins. Here's more on the game:
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Originally Posted by hen7: pitt is a fuckin joke...burned money with them vs cincy.....played va tech against them and they blow them out...take them money line tonight and they shove it up my behind again...i mean for 2 leaders on the team to darn up twice while in fg range by going backward 20 yds each time is pathetic....d stepped up no doubt but this graham sunseri bullshit im tired of hearing every time these bums play on tv.....after scoring a td on there 1st drive cuse was something like 0 for 11 after that and you cant manage 2 scores????? lesson learned dont bet a pitt game
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Originally Posted by lennon65: this guy is a joke. get rid of him
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Originally Posted by bibendi23: Fading this guy is more profitable than tailing an amazing capper. So happy I have cuse tonight!!!
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Originally Posted by SupremeVermin: You are.
It's no joke to my bookmaker..I got him on his knees right now
Originally Posted by Raw-like-Sushi: GOOD garbage Exceller!
Cheers! To victory!
Originally Posted by jdnmoney: you should be checking my threads to verify my 63.33% winning percentage over the season rather than congratulating others on your lucky win tonight...not really, but please dont laugh at the quality cappers on this forum when you post average plays...fair?
I know 63% is better than average but take away the books 10% and youre making 3% on your money..I think my checking asccount pays that much..I've realised 159% since august...Mostly due to one big bet, but i made 3 or 4 big bets last year and they where all blowout winners..I play around with these smaller bets and wait for big plays like this to come to me..


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You may remember when I yarnbombed The North Berkeley Library for their opening in April – the knitting got taken down by the library the next day . At that time I vowed that I would get permission to put them back up , what ever it took . I knew that I needed to wait a while – other wise the library could feel like I was nagging . I wanted them to feel like this was something good and pleasurable – not arm twisting . After much waiting and thinking I came up with this – I proposed that I would put up new knitted tags on a date of their choice and remove it on a date of their choice . It is true I can't argue – the knitting can get very dirty when it is up for several months . There was some slow negotiating and I finally got permission. After waiting for 2 months I was feeling pretty neutral , I was ready to do get those yarnbombs sewn up and get it done .
I put up 2 new knitted tags and 2 old ones from the failed April yarnbombing . My friend Nancy helped me sew the first time helped me put them up again which was nice and symmetrical . I think the piece looks darker and calmer – that's good , it's how I feel .
For the last 2 months , every time I have driven past those bike racks I have looked over at them thinking the knitting might be there again. Now the bike racks finally look like they have been in my imagination all this time . They looks warm and well permitted.
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A post on the Steam Users' Forums from a couple of weeks ago offers a distressing overview of Windows 8 from Croteam (thanks Gamer's Hell), as Alen Ladavac says: "I would very much like to clear this one thing. I think that this is very important as there are 'under the hood' motions related to Windows 8 that are hidden and not well understood even by many developers (yet), and certainly not by most gamers." Saying "Gabe Newel did not overreact," he goes on to describe how "under the hood, the new tiled UI is a means for Microsoft to lock Windows applications into a walled garden, much like the one on iOS." Here's more:
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c-hawkin wrote:And the stadium still rocks the qwest logo. No browner on the roster yet.(wait until cuts) and I had to pick up jeron Johnson from the free agent pool.
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I'm on all pro, and while the running game is great, the passing game is tough. The accuracy issues with both of the QB's lead to some very off target throws that seem to get picked 50% of the time. Driving me nuts.
Unless you are talking about off line play, which is waaaaay to easy, have to be on All-Madden difficulty just to get a realistic challenge.
ElDoceHombre wrote:I used custom sliders from the OperationSports.com forum. Makes for much more realistic gameplay.
Blitzer88 wrote:Yeah, usually I have no trouble adjusting to the traits of a new madden, but this year I cannot throw an accurate pass to save my life, threw 9 ints my last game, and none of my receivers seem to break from man to man coverage. To top this off, my D is in some serious need of help covering the pass.
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You don't have to go far to find something to do this weekend in Dover. Whether it's a little food, a little music, or a little shopping, there's plenty to do right at home this weekend.
WHAT Unpub III
WHERE St. Thomas More Academy, 123 Thomas More Dr., Magnolia
WHEN 10 a.m. to 11 p.m., Saturday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sunday
COST $5 — Admission price covers the cost of both days.
INFO www.unpub.net
Cartrunk Entertainment will present the third annual Unpublished Games Festival this weekend at St. Thomas More Academy in Magnolia. The event offers gaming enthusiasts a much sought after opportunity to test games that haven't been offered to the general public yet.
Forty game designers have registered for the event that will feature more than 60 new games in need of some serious feedback in order to get to the next level of the publishing process.
One of those designers is Dover's own Darrell Louder, who has created an interactive chemistry-themed game, "Compounded." His game uses elements to create real compounds while using the Periodic Table of Elements for scoring.
Louder created his game in four days for the first "unpub" event three years ago. Since that time, a publisher has picked it up and other publishers have shown interest. Today, his project goes live on kickstarter.com, a funding platform for creative projects. Through the site, people can donate money and once the publishers have raised enough capital, "Compounded" will be on its way to a toy shelf near you.
Louder will also be testing his new game, "Pirates of the Carbon Copy" this weekend. Given the success of his first efforts, he said that he is anxious to get feedback on his new endeavor.
For people who think they won't fit in at a gaming event, the festival is not necessarily geared towards hard-core gaming enthusiasts. Festival organizer John Moller said the event is perfect for people who like to try new things and for people who like being a part of the feedback process in design.
"The designers need people to come so they know what works," Moller said. "As the creative forces behind games, these are the people who can change the flaws that might make a game seem less user-friendly."
Games will be available for all ages, from 6 to 99 years old, offering a wide variety of play experiences from fast paced manual dexterity games like "Maximum Throwdown" to more thought-provoking fare that explores the fate of a collapsed nation in "States After the Fall." Families can test out the kid-friendliness of options like "Pig Pen" while weekend club-goers may prefer something like "Bar Hop In." Word games, party games and even a few educational options will also be available.
This year's event will run for two full days, from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 19 and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sunday, Jan. 20. Players are wanted and welcome. Tickets are $5 and cover admission for both days. Pre-registration is encouraged, but tickets will be available at the door.
WHAT Killens Pond State Park Programs
WHERE Killens Pond State Park, 5025 Killens Pond Road, Felton
WHEN 1 p.m., Saturday and 3 p.m., Sunday
COST $ Up to $10
INFO www.destateparks.com/park/killens-pond/
Kids love bugs. Anything that jumps, crawls and slithers seems to delight and amaze children. So, pack them up and drive them over to Killen's Pond State Park for a live reptile and amphibians show. They can get up close and personal with frogs, snakes, turtles and lizards while also getting a behind-the-scenes look at how the animals are taken of on a daily basis. Organizers encourage parents to pack the camera for this event.
Sunday starts the new Survival Series for Adults. Do you have what it takes to survive in the wilderness? Learn skills that include purifying water, finding edible plants, making fire, leather, weapons and utensils. The classes are for anybody age 16 years old or older with an interest in self-sustainability and last about two hours each month. Drop in for $10, purchase six classes for $55 or buy into the whole series for $100. The series will continue, monthly, through December. For more information about the series or to register, call (302) 284-4299 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Celebrate MLK
WHAT Sixth Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Parade
WHEN 11 a.m., Saturday, Jan. 19
WHERE Loockerman St., Dover
COST Free
INFO www.visitdover.com/events/
The sixth annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Parade will roll on Saturday with more than just the legacy of a peaceful visionary to celebrate. This year, the parade will also coincide with the dedication of the newly named Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.
The parade will begin at Dover's Legislative Mall and end at Union Missionary Baptist Church. Following the parade, there will be a town hall style meeting with local politicians and speakers who will discuss various issues affecting local schools and communities.


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Like a football game coming down to a last-second field goal, wrestling sometimes comes down to the last match. But the outcome isn't always determined by one match.
WAYNESBORO — Like a football game coming down to a last-second field goal, wrestling sometimes comes down to the last match.
But the outcome isn't always determined by one match.
Such was the case Thursday night as Waynesboro and Gettysburg locked up in a classic high school match inside the Waynesboro Area Senior High School gym.
After 13 matches, the score was deadlocked at 32. The deciding match between Waynesboro's Kenyon Cuka and Gettysburg's Josh Boehner contained all the intrigue and intensity of a Jason Bourne movie, right down to the final buzzer.
In the end, a takedown by Boehner in the first period carried over to the end of the match and the Warriors went home with a 35-32 victory in a Mid-Penn Colonial Division meet. It was Waynesboro's first division loss this season.
"Overall, it was a great match," said Waynesboro head coach Eric Mowen. "It was a great match for the fans. It wasn't great because we lost, but it started out really well. We tried to survive and hang on through the upper weights and we climbed back into it and expected to win. There's things to improve on in certain situations. That's the way it is.
"The kids won some of their matches but didn't get bonus points. We didn't capitalize. These are things that have to happen sometimes for us to learn from it."
Mowen was referring to two major decisions that could have resulted in pins and a decision that could have ended as a major decision or better.
Waynesboro started things off with a pin at 145 pounds as Jesse Smith wasted no time at all in recording a fall against Jesse Stouch in 32 seconds.
But Gettysburg began to build a lead that would ultimately put itself in position to win the meet. The Warriors' Clay Kocsis recorded the first of two pins and Jake Sharrah notched a technical fall to give Gettysburg a 17-6 lead. Waynesboro's Patrick Wade lost an 8-2 decision but fought off a major decision by keeping it to six points instead of eight. The Indians forfeited the 195-pound bout to increase the deficit to 26-6.
It was Waynesboro's turn to turn the tables, and that's what the Tribe did, winning six of the next seven matches starting with a hard-fought 3-0 decision at 220 pounds by Andrew Paterno.
Gettysburg interrupted the Tribe's rally with a pin at 285 pounds to increase the lead to 32-9.
Waynesboro reeled off consecutive wins at 106, 113, 120, 126 and 132 pounds to tie the score at 32 and set up a climactic finish to the meet.
Ryan Neff used a rare leg cradle to pin Chris Kemp in 57 seconds in the 106-pound bout.
"He's been around a while," Mowen said of his freshman lightweight. "He understands the sport. He has the right mindset. The leg cradle is not a high percentage move in high school. When you get a kid where you have it and it's there — it was and he took advantage of that."
John Atkinson won by forfeit at 113 pounds and Aaron Layman decisioned Tyler Wilt 7-0 at 120 pounds. Colby Mowen followed with a 14-3 major decision at 126 pounds and Cody Frey won the 132-pound match by major decision, 15-4.
Waynesboro returns to the mat next Thursday at Greencastle-Antrim in a Mid-Penn Colonial Division meet.
145—Jesse Smith, W, p. Jesse Stouch, 0:32; 152—Clay Kocsis, G, p. Wes Cline, 0:35; 160—Mitchell Hoffman, G, P. Daniel Shields, 1:40; 170—Jake Sharrah, G, tech. fall Aiden Smith, 6:00 (18-3); 182—Corey Hardman, G, dec. Patrick Wade, 8-2; 195—Scott Six, G, won by forfeit; 220—Andrew Paterno, W, dec. Giovani Alvarado, 3-0; 285—Juan Perez, G, p. Shawn Robinson, 5:24; 106—Ryan Neff, W, p. Chris Kemp, 0:57; 113—John Atkinson, W, won by forfeit; 120—Aaron Layman, W, dec. Tyler Wilt, 7-0; 126—Colby Mowen, W, maj. dec. Conner Smith, 14-3; 132—Cody Frey, W, maj. dec. Maurrcio Sanjuan, 15-4; 138—Josh Boehner, G, dec. Kenyon Cuka, 2-0.


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Adding redirects to handbooks as they are moved to wiki
Fix bug #453182 - Update profiles from 10.0 to 13.0
Fix bug #396549 - Add section on advanced portage features
some initial MIPS handbook fixes for 10.0 / autobuilds. still waiting for the MIPS autobuilds and profiles to be completed by the arch team, so that the handbook instructions for those parts can be updated.
Consensus is to ditch the draft disclaimer
release time. note that since this is beta1, the release dir and stage/media names have been adjusted accordingly. also, the handbooks are marked with a disclaimer=draft, so once the final is out, that will be removed and the release names adjusted. in the mean time, these are live. the beta is officially released. no, it's not april fools, but it is april 1st. :)
Made profile displayed by "ls -FGg /etc/make.profile" match default from stage3
2007.0 release is here; final changes and new docs
reverting previous change
the great email@example.com email change, part 2
Moved chapter abstracts into shared chapters No content change, hence no bump
Grant should have been credited as an author, not as a reviewer Better late than never :)
proper English fix: s/stadium/state, no content change
proper link to hb-install-mips-system instead of hb-install-system for MIPS handbook, thanks to so for reporting on IRC
2006.1 networked docs are in. portage handbook still untouched per separate bugs. thanks to all the hard work, guys. blame me if something is wrong (and please fix quickly) :)
#109302, ebuild documentation was moved to devmanual.gentoo.org
bumping date and version
Use conditional tags
#139518 s/spyderous/dberkholz/
Set the example for translators and use full path in link attribute
Handbook for 2006.0, "Chuck Norris can divide by zero"
#114938, "handbook covers: no more choice between stages"
#114938, s/internet/Internet/, s/centralise/centralize/ - *NO CONTENT CHANGE*
#105809 - Moving bootstrapping/system to FAQ, outside handbook
#109113 Improve abstracts
#100253 - Comment out agriffis
#88188 - New baselayout -> new part on the Gentoo Handbook
#81072 - MIPS overhaul
Separation of Gentoo Handbook into Current and 2004.3
Converted dates to YYYY-MM-DD format
Moving 2004.3 documentation
#68282 - omit-frame-pointer is evil for debugging purposes
Use coding style, create /etc/portage directory
#68422 - Fix useradd command, both in -medium and at the end in the -finalize
#31877 - Add table with important groups users could/should be made member of
Add information about the 'userlocales' USE flag
Fix english grammer issues
Fix typo; also move my own name on top of the author listing since users tend to mail the top author for questions/feedback and daniel just forwards them on to me anyway -- plus that Im the main author anyway ~ Daniel, Chris and Jerry are the authors of the previous installation instructions from which the handbook emerged
Use Portage, capitalized P, wherever possible
#65107 - Added Portage-specific part to the Gentoo Handbook now that .51 is official; major version bump to 3.0
#66814 - Alpha does not have links2, only lynx. Add info on availability of lynx as well (is global)
#66653 - Installing a DHCP Client when using cascading profiles is required if you need it
State Daniel Robbins as Author, not as Chief Architect
Add link to the installation tips n tricks document
s/emerge sync/emerge --sync/ requested by beejay, confirmed by Kumba
Introduce slocate which isnt part of the core system anymore when using cascading profiles
Warn about mirrorselect bug
Stages might be available in subdirectories
Separate individual USE flag for package into a section
Exit from the mountpoint before unmounting as reported by John Holden
#63752 - Add "and SATA" to the 15-partition limit warning
Add <= and >= operands for Portage
Add info on use.local.desc to USE flags chapter
#63104 - Tell the PCMCIA users that pcmcia-cs should be installed regardless of used kernel
Better MAKEOPTS information
#62813 - Remove obsolete note in Portage Features
There is no need for a ccache instruction in the distcc section
#62186: Fixed language mistakes all over the place thanks to John Richards
#61651 - Tell the user that there is a 15-partition limit for SCSI
#62053 - Default /etc/fstab does not work; inform users about this so they dont screw up their installation
#60806 - Add information on the various reasons why a package can be masked
#60176 - Adding SLOT and depclean to the Gentoo Handbook
#61033 DISTCC_DIR is automatically handled by portage.
#60175 - Various fixes to the Portage information
Okay, turning back to the "old" profile system. The thread on -dev@ doesn't give me a good feeling about cascading profiles (pvdabeel sais that it needs some updates, beejay sais it needs testing, solar sais the old one is obsoleted and should be removed, zhen sais an updated catalyst needs to be pushed). So this doesn't feel like "yes, switch them all over" just yet (especially since this is a arch-wide part of our installation instructions).
#59583 - Add CFLAGS for PPC64
#50773 - Use links2 only (to not confuse users too much) I've mailed gentoo-releng and asked if there were any architectures that don't have links2 (well, not exactly in those words, but arches that don't have it should have replyed anyway). Only beejay answered and said all LiveCDs have links2 ("at least x86 has") and none of the other arches replied. So I'm not going to ask it over and over again. I'll just commit and watch the bugs flow in :p They've had their chance.
Use bootstrap-cascade.sh instead of bootstrap; the old one is broken (did you know this?)
Fix the "sysklogd already provides virtual/logger" issue when choosing another system logger
We don't have to env-update && source /etc/profile after editing /mnt/gentoo/etc/make.conf's CHOST setting as we aren't inside our chrooted environment yet. The command itself is ran anyway right after chrooting, so this can be removed from the handbook. We had this previously when editing /etc/make.conf was inside the chrooted environment.
#59484: mirrorselect outputs html junk, grep on GENTOO_MIRRORS
Typo, label is #reboot, not #rebooting
#58200 - Add Gentoo/PPC64 Handbook #47705 - Use grub-install instead of grub's interactive shell Move bootloader instructions to the end of the installation instructions
Further #41658 fixes - the bug contained several bugreports
Fix conf.d/05gcc to env.d/05gcc
#50289 - Move mounting of /proc right before the chrooting. This also takes care of the errors users receive while unpacking the stage tarballs. Apparently logics is something the crowd wants less
Change name of "Software Availability" to "Working with Masked Packages"
#41658 - Inform the users about the various /etc/portage files
#57892 - Fix /etc/hosts for single-host environment
#50773 - Add a few phrazes to make it easier for the users to make a choice
#54222 - Use metalog as default example for loggers
#57330 - Make it more clear that using a portage snapshot from the CD is only required if you do a stage3 networkless installation
#56087 - make.conf.example is used for example values, not make.conf
#55656 - Update ccache instructions
#53272 - Reload environment variables after altering the CHOST variable
#58665 - 2004.2 stage3 contains the sysklogd logger
#57943 - USE="-java" isnt needed anymore
Small tune-up: if you use comments inside a code listing, use a # in front of them; some users tend to literally type over everything
Add <i>...</i> for the example md5sum command in hb-install-stage
Desktop documentation is now separate
The md5sum checking command in the handbooks is an example for the x86 architecture while the other architectures use the same file (i.e. others see the same example). I made it prominent that this is merely an example.
Forgot to adjust version/date tags
Move over files from the draft/ directory. 2004.2 is released :)
#57290: ACCEPT_KEYWORDS on the command line is evil. Use /etc/portage/package.keywords instead
#57937: removed occurrences of xfs-sources, gaming-sources and [*] /dev/pts
#57264: updated output from env-update #57266: typo (s/socalled/so-called/)
#56317: Mention the dhcpcd -HD option and throw in a note about -N as well
#56065: make kernel options easier to find in 2.4 & 2.6 kernels
Remove noauto for /boot and tell the users a bit more about this phenomenon :p
#53086 - Add user to the tty group
#51978 - Inform users with multiple network cards that there are multiple network cards... yes, silly, I know, but it makes sense ;p
#51612 - Make emerge-webrsync command less ambiguous
Filter out rogue line from mirrorselect that b0rks /etc/make.conf See #52264
#43778 - SYNC can only contain a single mirror
#49552 - Add note that certain warnings during the extraction of the stages can be ignored
#49831 - Use relative links for kernel source; some ebuilds break otherwise
#50049 - Make the stage3-<subarch> name more prominent, some users think it is not an example but a reallife command
#49994 - /mnt/cdrom is automatically created by baselayout
#50324 - Add information regarding --deep flag and dependency checking using emerge world
#50520 - Make it more prominent that stage1 and stage2 cannot be used for networkless installations and that stage3 does
#50279: fixed single occurrence of 'vcron', should be vixie-cron
You can only use a stage3 when doing a networkless installation
#49692 - Apparently users take jokes far too seriously
Using md5sum -c instead of just md5sum
GNUs GCC documentation URL has changed
#47834 - Dont copy a symbolic link but the file it points to
Its arch/release, not release/arch
#35366 - Tell the user how to rebuild his system with new USE flags
Regarding portage update: can safely ignore it -> should ignore it
Only vixie-cron is available for networkless installations
msyslog isnt available for networkless installations, we should only list those. I added a sentence that others might be available as well so people dont submit bugreports against this :)
Refrase on the defaults regarding the use of mirrorselect
Update hb-install-about to point to the releng page instead of just the x86 errata as this file is used by all architectures.
The use of "he/she" and "his/her" isn't recommended. It's ugly and better ways are known such as the use of "they" and "their" (even if it's not plural). Okay, English is a weird language, but I'm learning :) Thanks to Xavier for the information
Dont assume users are masculin
Update on handbook abstracts
Handbook is at version 2
Handbook got killed. Added missing handbook-ARCH.xml files.
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