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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: ((: 126.96.36.199: 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 18.104.22.168 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 126.96.36.199p1 (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 <firstname.lastname@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 220.127.116.11
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 18.104.22.168p3
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 126.96.36.199p2
Misc udev fixes
Fix type-o in /sbin/rc, bug #34837.
New release (22.214.171.124p1)
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 <firstname.lastname@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 220.127.116.11
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 <email@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 184.108.40.206p2. This add new bootsplash implementation, bug #21019.
New release 220.127.116.11p1
Add initial bootsplash patch. Add more tty's to numlock, bug #28252.
New release 126.96.36.199
Change /etc/inputrc to have PageUp/PageDown search through bash history again, bug #26036.
Apply a patch from Mike Frysinger <firstname.lastname@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 <firstname.lastname@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.
184.108.40.206p1 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 <firstname.lastname@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 <email@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 <email@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 <email@example.com> (/bin/rc-status) and for the 'show' stuff to /sbin/rc-update, Max Kalika <firstname.lastname@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-184.108.40.206
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
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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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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
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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
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modules initscript fix
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conversion to non-INTERFACES net handling; work in progress.
removal of INTERFACES
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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
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init.orig is now init.system
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Arthur's Pass: Avalanche Peak route
Dangerous track with beautiful views on a lovely day. Always be very prepared before attempting.
Time: 6-8 hours
Type: Tramping Track - experience needed
For experienced trampers this track is very enjoyable, however many have encountered deadly tragedies as they did not realize the possible dangers of this route. When preparing for this journey please take extra precaution that this is an extremely steep and rocky journey to the top of an 1833-metre peak. Also please check expected weather conditions before the journey is made
This track endures a variety of natural beauties such as spectacular waterfalls and views of Arthers Pass and Kelly Range, Cassidy and O Malley, Black Range, Bealey Valley to Cora Lynn Station
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Since clients and general contractors increasingly prefer to hire electrical contractors with formal safety programs, firms must invest more time and money in safety. However, lower insurance premiums often pay for these programs.
Why is job site safety becoming such a high priority at so many electrical contracting firms across the country? The reason is simple: A low experience modification rate (EMR) brings a corresponding reduction in insurance premiums. This spells big savings for contractors. But they're not only feeling the push for these formal safety programs from an insurance standpoint: Clients expect and demand it. In fact, many contractors increasingly find they can't even bid on projects unless they have a current written safety program in hand. In the case of one Louisville, Ky.-based contractor, 60% of its clients required a copy of the company's written safety program attached to the bid documents. So if you don't already have a safety program in place, that's incentive to get started.
Here's a list of 10 practical guidelines to consider before customizing your own formal safety program.
1. Define your needs. What are the hazards of normal or unusual company operations? What are the company's insurance and legal risks? What are your client's views on safety?
2. Define safety goals. Set up a timetable for implementing the program, and establish a desired goal for a specific time period. For example, aim for a percentage reduction in reported incidents, injuries, or a stated reduction in EMR within a year. Set safety goals for the entire organization, but hold individuals accountable for specific safety objectives. Spell out the steps to getting the program in place, including how you'll carry out the education program. Select the safety educational source(s) you will use. A good source is the Loss Prevention/Industrial Hygienist Department of your insurer.
3. Write down your policy. Call on the loss-control representative from your insurance carrier for guidance. Additionally, you can probably get sample programs or policy outlines from national or local construction associations.
4. Establish your budget. Remember: This type of program can provide a real return-on-investment. In addition, the expense of providing personal protective equipment (PPE) to employees is trivial compared with the costs and pain of a serious injury to a job site worker.
5. Define who will carry out the program. You might select one of your employees to be the safety coordinator, or you could hire a safety manager or consultant. Consider purchasing a "train the trainer" program or looking into a program for teaching project supervisors how to identify and respond to unsafe situations at a job site or plant. A trained project supervisor is able to reinforce the safety consciousness of the crew and fortify the team concept.
6. Set standards for employee accountability and disciplinary actions. Organize and write the safety materials in an easy-to-understand format. Use simple headings, such as "lockout energy sources," so you'll get each subject's full attention. Some companies even integrate safety into a worker's job performance review.
7. Distribute the safety policy and rules to all employees. Put up safety posters, and change their content periodically. Provide each employee with a copy of your company's safety program. Reinforce the program through visual material displayed on the job site, articles tacked on bulletin boards, or brochures inserted in paychecks.
8. Monitor the program. Find out how employees feel about your organization's safety culture by asking key questions, such as:
- How are the employees responding?
- Do the safety inspection reports result in follow-up actions that make sense?
- Is it easy for workers to report unsafe conditions or equipment?
- Is the safety incentive (reward) program continuous?
- Are employees following good housekeeping practices?
9. Start the reinforcement process. Assign someone to audit inspections, safety meetings, safety tours, and other regular activities. Require certain workers to inspect production equipment and work areas for deficiencies, such as missing machine guards, damaged equipment, frayed extension cords, or poor lighting.
10. Discourage shortcuts. Occasionally, you'll see an employee take a short cut. Most of the time, there's no problem. But unfortunately, as time goes on, shortcuts inevitably lead to accidents.
Case in point.
What happens when you take the time to consider all of the factors mentioned above? You get an exceptional safety program, like the one implemented at Putzel Electrical Contractors Inc. This 106-yr-old Georgia contracting firm developed an innovative safety program that incorporates training videos, prize incentives, and the goal of zero-accidents.
With offices in Macon, Ga., and Atlanta, the company first set up a safety incentive program in early 1997. The basic plan was to reward qualified (accident-free) workers with an extra hour's pay per month. However, the company took this a step further - beefing up the plan by adding a monthly cash bonus for all qualified employees. As a result, any person who works a complete calendar month without an accident, absence from work (other than vacation), or any written reprimand receives a $35 cash bonus. Those receiving the bonus are also eligible for a $500 drawing during that month. To qualify for the yearly grand prize of a Caribbean cruise, employees must have 10 accident-free months in the year. Additionally, all supervisors whose jobs are accident free during that month receive a $100 U.S. savings bond.
According to General Superintendent and Safety Director Harvey Hammock, the goal of the new incentive program is simple: zero accidents. "The incentives are aimed at encouraging our workers to make safety their No.1 priority," he says. "We want to make safety important to our employees. Now they have a stake in it. They know they have a chance to win, and they're going to do what it takes to prevent accidents."
Since the program's inception, Putzel has seen a drop in the number of accidents. While the contractor reported 28 accidents from Jan. 1 to July 1 during 1998, it only reported 13 accidents during that same time period in 1999. Consequently, Putzel's workforce more than doubled from 1998 - so the number of accidents per worker, over the period of one year, is down by 75%.
An expanding work force also presents a challenge, since many accidents result from inexperience. "We found that most accidents involve new employees who are naturally inexperienced," says Hammock. To counter this situation, the contractor developed an orientation and safety instruction video for all new employees. In the 18-min video, special projects managers review material in the firm's safety manual and employee handbook. In addition to the video, the firm holds other regular safety training sessions - some sponsored by the Associated General Contractor (AGC) Safety Van. It also conducts specific subject training sessions in conjunction with vendors, who explain subjects including use of respirators, fall protection, scaffold erection, use of ladders, material handling, defensive driving, and proper overcurrent protection on temporary electrical systems. Hammock also teaches safety classes, which range from 10 hr to 30 hr of instruction. Topics discussed include: responsibility for tools, the assured grounding program for temporary power at the job site, attendance at daily toolbox safety discussions, drug policies, and lifting procedures.
All of the firm's training procedures stress two basic types of hazards. The first involves electrical equipment, including working on high- or medium-voltage circuits or around radiation hazards. The second hazard relates to construction work, such as climbing a lighting tower or handling and operating certain tools.
All Putzel employees must wear safety glasses and protective (Kelvar) gloves when handling items with sharp edges, such as metal studs and lighting fixtures. The firm banned razor-blade-type knives, used to strip back conductor insulation, due to hand cuts (it now uses pen knives instead). To prevent back injuries or muscle stress, anyone working with 250kcmil or larger cable or installing 2 1/2 in. or larger conduit, must wear a back support at all times. Wearing gloves and back support while handling materials is particularly important, since the firm finds 39% of all its accidents involve materials handling.
The rules discussed above are just a sample of the strategies developed by the firm's safety committee, which meets quarterly to review accident reports, develop ways of preventing similar accidents, and determine trends that might require corrective actions. Putzel continues to use follow-up monitoring procedures to maintain the company-wide safety attitude. They take this task seriously. In fact, a worker who is caught breaking a major safety rule first receives a written reprimand. Any worker receiving more than three reprimands in a calendar year is fired.


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EXPOQUIMIA – International Chemistry Trade ShowActivity by Fira de Barcelona | added on May 10, 2011 | Spain
EXPOQUIMIA is the leading event for the chemistry sector in southern Europe. This edition (14th - 18th November 2011) will be putting an emphasis on the scientific side of chemicals with an ambitious programme of conferences, seminars and other activities.
EXPOQUIMIA will be marking the end of the International Year of Chemistry with an extensive programme that provides a global response to every sector initiative.
EXPOQUIMIA aims to provide solutions for emerging markets, such as:
- alternative energies,
- biotechnology,
- industrial pharmaceuticals,
- fine chemicals and
- food-related sectors
Thanks to the collaboration of top companies, institutions and professionals, we are designing the best forum for the international chemicals sector.
In EXPOQUIMIA, you can find all the chemical sectors in just one venue:
- Basic Chemicals Industry – Raw Materials
- Intermediate Products and Services
- Pure Chemistry and Pharmachemistry
- New Materials
- Biotechnology
- Analytical Instrumentation – Laboratory Material
- Industrial Goods and Engineering
- Measuring and Control Instrumentation
- Pumps and Valves
- Technologies and machinery for production processes
- Logistics
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- Environmental Technology
- Universities, Research, Development and Innovation
- Technology Transfer
- Industrial and Occupational Safety
- Software
- Compositech
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- Cosmetic Date
- Food innovation
Come and be part of the key event for the chemicals industry of the future.
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Kelly Rowland fueled reports she's a married woman by keeping her hands out of view during a red carpet event in New York City on Monday.
The former Destiny's Child superstar reportedly wed her longtime manager Tim Witherspoon in a small, intimate ceremony in Costa Rica on Friday.
She's yet to confirm the speculation, but the singer beamed as she posed for photographers at the 2014 American Ballet Theatre Opening Night Spring Gala in the Big Apple.
Wearing a yellow Lanvin dress, Rowland kept her hands in the gown's pockets so onlookers wouldn't get a glimpse of her wedding ring.
Rowland's wedding guests are believed to have included Beyonce and Solange Knowles, who reportedly jetted out to join in the festivities just days after the singer's now infamous fight with brother-in-law Jay Z in the lift of The Standard Hotel after the Met Gala in New York City last Monday.
Beyonce uploaded a close-up shot of her smiling and wearing a glamorous pair of earrings on her Instagram page on Saturday, with some sources suggesting she was her former band mate's bridesmaid.
Rowland confirmed she was engaged to Witherspoon in December.


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And for The Empty Fridge scorecard:
- The Peak - Having that option of fresh seafood versus a fillet o fish burger.
- The Pitt - Not so much a pitt - but its a dangerous option to know that champagne is available. Im just picturing myself downing a glass or two after overspending on shoes!
- Empty Fridge Dish of the Day - I really enjoyed the tuna roll - after living off tinned tuna, it showed me the light!


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The gang at Praxis Engineering were the winners in Friday's Chili-4-Charity Cookoff in Columbia. Praxis won for its Victoria Station Farm-Fresh Free-Range 5-Star Chili.
Other competing teams included Basis Technology, Ciena, Collabra Space, Freedom Consulting Group, OPS Consulting, Proteus Technologies, Sage Management and ADG Creative.
ADG hosted event, which raised $13,500 for the Howard County Food Bank.
Celebrity judges included Clarence Lam of the Howard County Community Action Council, Jason Routzahn, executive sous chef at Victoria Gastro Pub, Wayne and Kaydian Bennett, owners of Bennett's Grill Food Truck and Joe and Mary Barbera, owners of AIDA Bistro.
There was apparently some trash talking in the days leading up to the competition with some heated online messages passing among competitor companies. A video created by Praxis featured two fictional ADG employees so distraught by their chili recipe they planned to get jobs at Praxis before the cook-off.
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Today, Cato released a report on employee compensation in state and local governments. As states struggle to balance their budgets in coming months, they should look to find savings in employee compensation, which represents half of all state and local spending.
The particular issue of excessive state pensions is being probed by newspapers across the nation. Over at Reason, Nick Gillespie discusses the problem in his home state of Ohio. That state's newspapers teamed up to pen a series of articles on government pensions, which are representative of the growing pension problems in many states.
There has been a parallel series of articles across the nation on "pay-to-play" state pension scandals. These scandals involve Wall Street firms bribing public officials to get a slice of the government's financial business. There is pay-to-play corruption in California and pay-to-play corruption in New York and many other places.
The solution to both of these problems is the same: moving the nation's 20 million state and local workers from defined-benefit to defined-contribution pension plans. That way, governments wouldn't have to hold giant pools of pension investments, the benefit structure of government workers would be more transparent, and policymakers could more easily cut compensation to balance state budgets.


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The Atrium Entry floor plan is the most popular on the Palm, due to the spacious open plan living / dining area that features excellent sea and beach views as well as having access to the rear garden and swimming pool. Additionally on the ground floor there is a separate family room, fully fitted kitchen and guest bathroom.
On the first floor there are 4 double bedrooms all with ensuites and built in wardrobe space and 2 of which have terraces featuring excellent sea and Atlantis views.
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I rode the route yesterday and made some errors. I'll tell you about that in an email.
There will be another post here shortly with more details! Check back later this afternoon!
Registration is still open, there are about 25 spots on the bus left.
For those of you riding your bike to the start tomorrow, on the way back home the bus will drop people at the start and then also make a stop at the Panhandle in SF.
PROTIP: RED lenses, not dark. There's a couple places where you're cruising 25+ heading into the setting sun then you drop into a dark forest area where your speed goes up to 35+ quickly. I was wearing dark lenses and it was as though someone had shut the lights off. Also, there's a lot of turns and gravel on the steep downhill stuff… so you'll probably want to be able to see that yeah?


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Superbly positioned on the cliff top above Bournemouth's seven miles of golden beaches with unrivaled panoramic views of the bay yet just 10 minutes' walk from the town center. The chic bar with its sun terrace and gardens provides contemporary brasserie food all day; alternatively our Garden Restaurant offers elegant dining using local and fresh ingredients. The Hotel has live entertainment in the Bar Vista every Friday June - September.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder signed Serge Ibaka to a four-year, $48-million extension this weekend.
It's a savvy move that has all sorts of consequences for OKC going forward, but we're left asking one question:
1. How do the Thunder keep signing these guys without the melodrama that goes hand-in-hand with pending free agency?
OKC signed Kevin Durant to a max extension with two years left on his rookie contract in 2010.
They did the same with Russell Westbrook in 2011.
And now, Ibaka.
Three years, three under-25 budding stars, three drama-less contract negotiations. How do they do it?
On paper, these are the exact types of players that would use free agency in absurd, Dwight Howard-esque fashion. They're young guys drafted into the smallest market in the NBA — who could move to a more glitzy city than OKC, and make more money in endorsements. Yet they're all staying with the Thunder without even flirting with free agency.
In Durant and Westbrook's case, they were given max extensions (they couldn't have gotten any more money in free agency). But Ibaka didn't get the max, in fact he got a pretty cheap contract compared to some similar players.
JaVale McGee, who is a poor man's Ibaka with less potential, got 4 years, $44 million from the Nuggets this summer. Tyson Chandler, who does similar things to Ibaka, got 4 years, $58 million from the Knicks last summer. If Ibaka played out his contract and tested free agency, there's no doubt someone would have bettered that 4 years/$48 million.
The NBA has become a free-agency obsessed league. Teams construct make-shift rosters with the expressed purpose of luring in star players in the summer. And players use free agency — namely, the threat of a team losing a star for nothing — to dictate where they want to go.
It's ugly. But somehow OKC has avoided all of it.


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I've been thinking a lot about eating seasonally lately. With it being early February I've found myself desperate for fresh greens and veggies. But then I wonder – what in the world is in season this time of year?
What I discovered were not only the choice produce items for the month – but also some fantastic websites that give targeted recommendations of what's best to eat in your region now. Epicurious has a national Peak-Season Map that provides a list of produce for individual states. Going a step further, Smarter Living;s 'eat local' pages highlight suggestions and the farmer's markets in the area that will carry the goods.
So when planning your upcoming meals and grocery trips, pop onto one of these two sites before heading out. You'll find that you'll be living, and saving, green in the process.


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Join Date: Aug 2009
I agree with you on ViVid. It's one of the reasons of why i'm enjoying more the tournament Arc, the pacing is still kinda slow but at least they now spent the chapters actually doing significant stuff xD
EDIT: Page claimed for Frieza ....and Bushido-chan xD
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Have some salt
I'm quite sure someone out there agrees, though I suppose there is some inconsistency running around.
As for bashing before the finish line, it can't be helped. As I said before, patience is earned, not given by default. For example, the first season of Nanoha had certain elements that had me going to buy it time to get better. If Force hasn't managed to come up with compelling things at this point, then it might just not be worth it for some to invest their time into it.
Except complaining on the internet. That always has a cost of 0 for some reason.
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So will watching Cypha get beaten up.
And I dunno, it has been a couple years since he became the lead. Even if he really gets going now, making the audience wait that long is still grounds for some complaint. I mean, if they don't make it enjoyable for me, the guy reading the story without paying for it, then what has this company come to!?
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You say 'a couple of years' as if we've had weekly installments of the manga. But even putting that aside, no fleshing out? Given all the stuff I listed before, I'm not buying that.
I can understand not liking what you read. Really, I have no problems with it, but a lot of the of the things you don't like you try and to claim to be flaws of the story, rather than just something you don't like.
For example, you just don't care much for Thoma. And that's fine. But to then claim that he's had no development or even fleshing out when you can make an entire list of both? Not buying it.
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I say it because its been two years in the real world. That's a while to be stuck with a main character they can't be bothered to make interesting.
And no, I just dislike him because he's a flawed character. A lot of stuff in Force is flawed. If something good happened, I would be happy to say so. Please don't play the whiny fan card into an intelligent discussion.
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I hit my head in frustration at seeing lots of people holding the idiot ball but i also found interesting stuff like the conflict between the Huckebein and Vandin Corp.(i like "Evil versus Evil" confrontations xD). And found cool stuff while seeing Veyron and Curren fighting. It takes a lot more to say the manga is "good" but is at least entertaining.
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|2012-01-31, 15:44
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Because all your examples of him having character are what powers he has and motivations, and some of the latter haven't been totally explored yet. Those aren't fleshing him out in and of themselves. Can you name some personality traits he has on their own?
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* Is a caring and somewhat selfless boy who wants to be independent so no more close ones get hurt. To the point he can't allow himself be adopted by a caring family and is willing to kill himself for the well-being of others despite Fortis's arguings.
* Is divided between the new, caring people who received him with open arms and the Huckebein whom he feels identified with.
* Show respect for the people who get closer to him and is also a responsible young man. Rescued Lily when he found her and does his best effort to take care of her since.
A bit of a messiah-like character, probably not the most plausible or likable character traits out there, but traits nontheless.
|2012-01-31, 16:32
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Powers, while in and of themselves are not are part of a character, the method of obtaining them and the effects they have are. In Thoma's case, the powers not only led to him meeting Lily and gaining someone to take care of, but also led to the exploration of his past, his face to face meeting with death, recognizing that power can have devastating consequences and his new goal of mastering it lest he hurts those he loves.
You want growth? In not even twenty chapters Thoma went from a boy who was just out there to put his past to rest and join the Nakajima's, to a boy who had to protect a girl, to a boy with a pained past faced with the possible perpetrators right in front of him, to a boy faced with his own death and the choice to become a murderer or die, to the boy who took the bullet and decided his own life was not worth the life of others, to a boy who was saved and now works his hardest so that his powers will never hurt those he loves.
Seriously, looking back on things Thoma is a freaking maelstrom of character growth compared to most characters in the Nanohaverse.
You want personality traits? He's one of the bravest guys out there, knowingly choosing his own death over the pains his survival would cause others. That's an act of bravery and sacrifice right up there with Reinforce.
He's persistent. Even in the face of all he's been through, he's still pushing on.
He's kind and selfless, taking care of people he barely even knows even at the cost of his own life, and asking for no reward.
He's understanding, rather than accuse the Hucks of pure evil or taking the moral high ground because he took the choice they didn't dare to, he understands what they've gone through. One can argue that this understanding goes beyond simple understanding and into the realm of naivety (and I would be inclined to agree, a personality trait doesn't always need to be a positive one after all)
He's stubborn, rather than just letting the past slip away quietly and live with the Nakajima's, he goes of on a trip, breaks into ruins and still decides to try and solve everything himself even though he's in waaay over his head.
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Touma is not one of the things that Force is getting wrong.
Neither is it wrong that the Huckebein have been so successful up to this point, or that Curren is so powerful.
The existence of a form of energy inimical to all known forms of life, magic and technology is not necessarily a bad idea. As I've pointed out before, it's basically like the Seithr from BlazBlue; a form of energy similar to but very different from True Magic. Whatever creatures it doesn't kill, it tends to mutate into something stronger and meaner.
If there was a failing with the Huckebein, it was making so many of them that none of them are getting properly fleshed out, such as explaining where they came from, how they ended up like this, and what they're trying to do.
This on top of introducing far too many new terms with no real explanation for what they mean. "Zero Effect", "Reactor", "Reactor Plug", "Strosek", "Divider"...
The far-too-sudden and very jarring appearance of new weapons and androids doesn't help.
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Just to add a little thought, Touma is also not completely messiah like, as he still cannot let go of the past and thus like mentioned before, decides to go on a journey and get involve in all the things that is happening now. Not only that, the rage he have shown when he thought Veyron was the one whom destroyed his village shows that he is lethal as compared to the other main characters so far on the reason of vengence.
He might be a little mellow now since he fears his own power but nobody knows what will happen when the real killers appear. This is a guy whom live with a dagger alone before meeting Subaru when his village is destroyed so I think it might be interesting when the real killers appear.
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He could always turn out to be a Stepford Smiler, I suppose.
It occurred to me a little while ago - I was complaining about him considering the Huckebein his friends after only knowing them for a little while, but maybe that's intentional? Like he was so affected by his backstory that he'll latch onto anyone who's nice to him at all? Or something like that.
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Not really considering them as friends, but more of the "I feel your pain" thing. Unlike the others, Touma could understand the urge that they have and is thus more sympathatic to them. Not that he will join them or agree with what they do, but he could more or less see things in their perspective due to his carrying the virus as well.
Stepford Smiler is more like what Hayate used to be. Touma is more like a time-bomb which might explode at any time if he finds the real killer.
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Personally, I could see the Hucks getting justifiably pissed when he says that, since he's only gone berserk for five minutes that wasn't the Book triggering its defenses, during which he only almost killed someone. So he doesn't really know.
|2012-02-01, 12:07
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He knows how it feels if one do not kill to subdue the virus. It might not be long, but Touma is not an idiot and he can relate to why the Hucks decide to kill. Not all would choose to kill himself when given the choice to kill others to deal with the virus.
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Millions of dollars have been spent and megawatts of conservative star power unleashed on the nationally watched U.S. Senate battle between Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst and tea party-backed Ted Cruz.
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Friday, October 23, 2009
Hidden Treasures in the Flower Bed
As I was cleaning out the flower beds and went to pull the hollyhocks, because they never do very well where I have planted them, I found a late treasure. These are very different from Grandma's hollyhocks. So, maybe I won't pull them up and see what happens next year - they seem to keep coming back each year and maybe they will keep getting better.
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- Elizabeth said...
They look like a little girl's frilly party dress. Congratulations!
- October 23, 2009 at 8:38 PM
- Judy said...
How we love hollyhocks. And to think that you have some still in bloom. Do they reseed or come back from the same plant?
- October 24, 2009 at 8:00 PM
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Niiiice boat!
Can't find the AMV thread but here, have this well made AMV about Kirino's true desire.
Nice boat!
EDIT: Just noticed it as a repost... Duh!
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It has always been so random when I run into this gentleman and yet always quite inspiring. He's so sporty, chic and, of course, always with his bike.
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|London 2012
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Mexico celebrating surprising soccer gold
By TALES AZZONI,
Updated August 12, 2012
LONDON (AP) Mexico was without one of its top stars. It was a long way from home. It lacked the rich tradition of the main contenders.
And it still won it all.
Mexico is headed home with the gold medal for men's soccer after coming to the London Games with a team few expected to win it all. It jumped on favored Brazil just 29 seconds into Saturday's final for the fastest Olympic goal in 36 years, and went on to a 2-1 victory.
While the Mexicans are celebrating their first gold, Brazil will have to wait another four years to continue its quest for the elusive medal.
But Brazil wasn't the only top contender to fail at this year's soccer tournament.
Spain wasn't even close to its second gold after failing to get past the group stage, just like Uruguay. Britain's first team since 1960 - without David Beckham - failed to live up to the expectations of the home fans and was eliminated in the quarterfinals.
Mexico arrived at the Olympics with an outside shot at the title, with Brazil, Spain, Uruguay and Britain expected to fight for the gold. But the Mexicans had been playing together for a few years, and it showed during the run to the title - a championship that shows the national team has a promising future.
"It's a very important moment for Mexican football," coach Luis Fernando Tena said. "It's a great moment for us. Our youngsters have developed great mental strength and our football is improving considerably."
The gold was even more impressive considering Mexico played without Javier "Chicharito" Hernandez, who was not released by Manchester United. Its other main forward, Giovani Dos Santos, missed the final with an injury.
Meanwhile, Brazil cruised through the tournament with players such as Neymar, Oscar and Leandro Damiao all performing well.
It was a relatively unknown striker who never played outside of Mexico who gave the nation one of its biggest victories in soccer. Oribe Peralta scored the early goal and added another in the 75th minute at Wembley Stadium to wrap up the championship. His first goal was the fastest at least since the 1976 Games, when FIFA began keeping record of the Olympic tournament.
Peralta was one of the three players older than 23 summoned by Tena after Hernandez was ruled out. The 28-year-old striker ended the competition with four goals and quickly helped the Mexicans forget Chicharito's absence.
"We want the people in Mexico to believe in this young generation of players," Dos Santos said. "Today we showed everyone that we are ready to win important competitions. This gold medal goes to all of those in Mexico who always believed in us. I want them to enjoy and to celebrate. For those who didn't believe in us, well, let them celebrate too."
Brazil will not be forgetting this Olympics any time soon. In its third final and with most of its top players, it looked set to finally win its first gold.
"We tried hard, but it wasn't enough," Neymar said. "Sometimes things don't go your way, it happens."
Neymar is touted as the future of Brazilian soccer and arrived as the tournament's biggest star. He played well but couldn't come up with the outstanding performance that Brazilians hoped he would in the final.
Winning the Olympics was Brazil's priority this year and served as a test for the players, who likely will be on the team which will try to give Brazil the 2014 World Cup title at home. The Summer Games moves to Rio de Janeiro in 2016.
Spain's under-23 squad also had high hopes after winning the Under-21 European Championship last year. It had some of the players that helped the senior team win its second consecutive Euros a few months ago.
But it was a disastrous campaign in London.
It was eliminated in the group stage after losses to Japan and Honduras and a draw with Morocco. The Spaniards finished last in its group with only one point. As a result, Spain's soccer federation decided to let under-21 coach Luis Milla go.
Uruguay also was one of the favorites for the gold after bringing star striker Luis Suarez and other top players, but it also failed to advance past the group stage. It beat the United Arab Emirates but lost to Senegal and Britain.
The hosts played without Beckham to the disappointment of fans. Coach Stuart Pearce instead picked veteran Ryan Giggs for the team put together for the first time since the 1960 Games, but it was not enough as it lost to South Korea in a penalty shootout in the quarters.
The defeat also signaled the last appearance for now of a unified British soccer team, which only played this time because the country was hosting the games.
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Attack of the Killer Weeds: Introduction
On August 3, 1996 Congress unanimously passed the Food Quality Protection Act (FQPA), enacting sweeping new protections from pesticides for infants and children. Less than a week later, EPA installed a team of regulatory specialists to ensure the smooth functioning of Section 18 of the nation's pesticide law (US EPA 1996), a provision that provides exemptions from nearly all health and safety standards for the use of unregistered, banned, or restricted pesticides on food crops where they otherwise would be prohibited.
Prompt action seemed necessary because FQPA, for the first time, required that emergency exemptions meet the same safety standard as all other pesticide uses, and that the EPA issue a limit, or tolerance, for pesticide residues in food that would result from these exemptions. Prior to the FQPA, no tolerances were required for Section 18 exemptions and children's health was not a consideration.
Because of the complexity of the new children's health protections required by the FQPA, Congress gave the EPA three years to issue its first set of regulations under the new law. As the three-year deadline passed on August 3, 1999, the EPA had completed refined children's risk assessments for exactly 2 pesticides. Even these reviews did not fully meet the standards of the law. EPA only examined the dietary risk of single pesticides, not fulfilling the FQPA requirement that all routes of exposure be considered and that risks from pesticides with common toxic mechanisms be combined.
Three years was not enough time for EPA to revise regulations for pesticides to comply with the children's health standards of FQPA. Yet somehow, less than 3 weeks after enactment of FQPA, the EPA granted its first Section 18 exemption, theoretically in compliance with the broad new FQPA requirements to protect children's health (US EPA 1996)
Proposed new rules for the Section 18 program make it clear, however, that these exemptions were not supported by complete and adequate data necessary to determine the full risk of the pesticide to children as required by FQPA. For fully registered pesticide uses, a complete scientific database proving safety for children is required by rules formalized in volume 40 part 158 of the Code of Federal Regulations. In contrast:
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Reading for the Conflicted: 11 Existential Classics
Alexander Maksik's new novel, You Deserve Nothing, is set in Paris and involves a dashing, charismatic teacher of romantic and existentialist authors who ends up starting a forbidden affair with one of his students. We thought he would be the perfect candidate to curate a list of 10 existential novels and one easily guessable play.
Maksik writes, "In the popular imagination, Existentialism is inextricable from left bank Paris café life – black turtlenecks, Les Deux Magots, Jean-Paul Sartre – but what I think of as the first great work of Existentialist fiction was written before Paris was even an idea. The Book of Job, the story of a man who suffers endlessly for no reason other than God's whim. When Job has had enough and finally demands some explanation, God arrives and says, I'm paraphrasing here, Hey, did you make the world? No? Then sit down and shut up. Which is the biblical version of 'because I'm the adult, I make the rules.' So, in one way or another, the following novels all have their protagonists moving through similarly chaotic and unjust worlds, where there is no perfect logic, where there is no absolute morality, or reason and they are left to determine their own meaning in absurd and meaningless universes."
If you're in New York on September 10th, head over to Bar 82 for a round of Existentialist Trivia with Maksik. As always, send us your thoughts on classic existentialist texts in the comments section below.
The Sheltering Sky by Paul Bowles (1949)
Cover by Olle Eksell
Port and Kit Moresby voyage from their home in New York to the North African desert, with Tunner, their friend and troublesome traveling companion. The novel unravels as Kit explores the area on her own, pushing herself to extremes. In his review in The New York Times, Tennessee Williams writes, "There is a curiously double level to this novel." He continues, "The surface is enthralling as narrative. It is impressive as writing. But above that surface is the aura … intangible and powerful, bringing to mind one of those clouds that you have seen in summer, close to the horizon and dark in color and now and then silently pulsing with interior flashes of fire. And that is the surface of the novel that has filled me with such excitement."


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