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Posted: Wed 31 Aug 2011, 15:09
Post subject: Re: need a remastered iso of puppy arcade
eatyourguitar wrote:
I'm having an issue with puppy arcade 10 on CD not showing my internal IDE hard drive. its a known issue on older dell or compaq computers that have a hybrid IDE/SCSI controller.
see this thread with the fix
long story short, I need someone to make a puppy arcade 10 ISO with the old kernel or the new kernel with support for my IDE controller. I'm using an old pentium 3 733mhz with a dell BIOS. I cant even boot from USB. but what I dont understand is that my IDE CDROM works fine to boot puppy arcade 10. its on the same IDE controller so why is able to boot but not see other IDE drives on the same controller?
if there is a way to put that IDE hard drive in another computer and load puppy arcade 10, I can do that. I saw the utility that comes with puppy that lets you copy a whole drive to another drive. will that work?
Not sure exactly what's going on... I'm no expert on modules, drivers, hardware and kernels.... Sorry.. But what do know is that any problems you are having are 99% likely to be specific to puppy 4.2, not to Arcade itself - so this gives you some room to find others who have solved this..
have a look into it however, and will post what I learned, if anything!
But also, as a stop gap, this may be of interest to you, and anyone else who wants a different kernel in their puppy arcade.. It is an easy way to change kernels in a remastered Puppy:
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Posted: Wed 31 Aug 2011, 15:57
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I read that thread on remastering and I think I need a working linux computer with a native linux hard drive to start ripping apart 2 ISO's to make another ISO. it might be possible with thumb drives but thats pushing the limits of my equipment. I guess if all these distros are less than 200mb I could mount the usb stick and do it off a live cd as long as I can install the needed packages in ram or whatever. it just sucks that I have to install a package everytime I remaster an ISO after rebooting my live cd. I'm not sure this will work the first time. oh and even if I get the ISO, its stuck on a thumb drive thats now formatted native linux. I burn ISO's on windows. no burner in the old beater. can I do all this remastering stuff with my working disk (my usb stick) still in fat32?
if anyone on here can remaster it for me, I can do all the testing and feedback.
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Posted: Thu 01 Sep 2011, 08:29
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eatyourguitar wrote:
I read that thread on remastering and I think I need a working linux computer with a native linux hard drive to start ripping apart 2 ISO's to make another ISO.
I created a GUI tool for Puppy Linux to get around this exact problem!
It is a tool in Puppy Arcade called 'Scratchfile Utility' (or similar) .. It's in Menu->Utilities as far as I remember... With this tool you can easily create a linux partition inside a file, the file can be on NTFS, FAT, etc ... then you just mount the file and use the ext2 partition inside as your working directory...
From within this ext2 partition, you can just follow the steps as described to change your kernel, should be easy..
it just sucks that I have to install a package every time I remaster an ISO after rebooting my live cd.
And you do not need to install any extra packages, maybe only the initrd-edit tools on the 'kernel switching' thread - its only about 2kb! The only 'packages' to download is the ISO from which you will steal the kernel.
I'm not sure this will work the first time.
If you follow the steps correctly, it will definitely work. All you have to do is follow the steps correctly, and choose the right kernel to switch to.
oh and even if I get the ISO, its stuck on a thumb drive thats now formatted native linux. I burn ISO's on windows. no burner in the old beater. can I do all this remastering stuff with my working disk (my usb stick) still in fat32?
Puppy Arcade has a burner (3 or 4, in fact), so even if you did have to re-format your USB drive (which you do not - just create a scratch file) you could just boot your USB on the other machine and burn from there...
Hope that helps,
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Posted: Thu 01 Sep 2011, 13:39
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ok so I had some people helping me and I found a kernel that works with my IDE controller using a tiny core distro. kernel is 126.96.36.199-tinycore
from lspci -k I get PIIX_IDE is kernel driver. so I have found a working kernel driver but I need that in my puppy arcade 10 and the howto you linked is for mixing puppy kernels with other puppy distro's. I have since formatted my harddrive to ext2 and I have a working tiny core distro booting from the internal IDE hard drive. puppy arcade 10 is on 220.127.116.11. is there another puppy distro that has PIIX_IDE already in it? or can I recompile the 18.104.22.168 with PIIX_IDE? can I run puppy arcade in RAM and update the kernel over the internet?
is there a list of puppy distro's and what kernel each one is built on? why dont you remaster puppy arcade 10 to include better hardware support for everyone? I'm guessing there are no negative effects to using a more compatible IDE kernel driver in the next official build.
thanks for your help
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Posted: Fri 02 Sep 2011, 10:11
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edit: lupu-540.iso is a custom distro compiled by another forum member that puts 188.8.131.52 in puppy 5.25. sorry for the confusion.
I'm running lupu-540.iso from a live cd and I mounted my IDE hard drive no problem. all the ISO's I need are on the hard drive. I'm gonna try the edit sfs thing you linked to. this lupu-540 has better max resolution. its not really desirable for maximum performance with emulators on my old pentium 3 but its really nice to run firefox at 1900x1080. my puppy arcade 10 was crashing the screen to garbage when I installed firedog. I'm hoping that this 220.127.116.11 thats in lupu 5.4 will help with pce emulator not running also.
the problem I'm having now is that the distro I'm running wont work with edit sfs and pup_420.sfs cause of the old squashfs thats in pup_420.sfs and the new squashfs thats in this lupu-540.iso that I'm on.
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Posted: Tue 25 Oct 2011, 16:16
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Ok, so I moved all the system files into a folder under /mnt/home, and it gets past the kernel... and then dead ends.
Here's the code for the GRUB file (menu.lst):
# menu.lst produced by grub4dosconfig-v
color white/blue black/cyan white/black cyan/black
timeout 10
default 0
# Frugal installed Puppy
title Puppy Squeeze Exprimo 5.X.8 (sda1/squeeze)
find --set-root --ignore-floppies /squeeze/initrd.gz
kernel (hd0,0)/squeeze/vmlinuz pmedia=idehd pdev=sda1 psubdir=squeeze pfix=fsck
initrd (hd0,0)/squeeze/initrd.gz
title Pup 420 Arcade (sda1/arcade)
find --set-root --ignore-floppies /arcade/initrd.gz
kernel (hd0,0)/arcade/vmlinuz pmedia=idehd pdev=sda1 psubdir=arcade pfix=fsck
initrd (hd0,0)/arcade/initrd.gz
title Pup 420 (sda1/arcade) RAM mode\nBoot up Puppy withot pupsave
find --set-root --ignore-floppies /arcade/initrd.gz
kernel /arcade/vmlinuz pmedia=atahd psubdir=arcade pfix=ram,fsck
initrd /arcade/initrd.gz
# Windows
# this entry searches Windows on the HDD and boot it up
title Windows\nBoot up Windows if installed
errorcheck off
find --set-root --ignore-floppies --ignore-cd /bootmgr
chainloader /bootmgr
find --set-root --ignore-floppies --ignore-cd /ntldr
chainloader /ntldr
find --set-root --ignore-floppies --ignore-cd /io.sys
chainloader /io.sys
errorcheck on
# Boot from Partition Boot Record
title Flp 011 (sdb1:PBR)
uuid C69C-EBE3
chainloader +1
# additionals
title Find Grub2\nBoot up grub2 if installed
find --set-root --ignore-floppies --ignore-cd /boot/grub/core.img
kernel /boot/grub/core.img
title Grub4Dos commandline\n(for experts only)
title Reboot computer
title Halt computer
According to my father, there is no logical reason he can see that explains why it does not work, as the other OS (Dpup Exprimo) boots no problem.
In case it matters, I'm on a Dell Inspirion laptop. I know the ISO and corresponding files are good, because I have them running on my younger brother's Panasonic Toughbook, which while clunky, will run the OS all day without so much as a sneeze. He's also running the same Dpup OS I am, which makes this even more confusing for me...
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Posted: Thu 27 Oct 2011, 09:13
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Warrior522 wrote:
Ok, so I moved all the system files into a folder under /mnt/home, and it gets past the kernel... and then dead ends.
According to my father, there is no logical reason he can see that explains why it does not work, as the other OS (Dpup Exprimo) boots no problem.
In case it matters, I'm on a Dell Inspirion laptop. I know the ISO and corresponding files are good, because I have them running on my younger brother's Panasonic Toughbook, which while clunky, will run the OS all day without so much as a sneeze. He's also running the same Dpup OS I am, which makes this even more confusing for me...
Heya Warrior522 - son of edoc, I presume?
Wish I could give you an immediate answer - I'm guilty of only testing sc0ttman's Puppy Arcade's only very briefly, and not from a hard or frugal install. I've never used grub4dos, but your menu.lst looks ok to my eyes. I would only suggest you double-check that you've got vmlinuz, initrz.gz and your pup_XXX.sfs file actually in your first partition's "/arcade" directory. Maybe check that there isn't a typo in your directory name, like a capital 'A' etc. I hardly ever burn CD's for my own frugal installs anymore, I just extract the 3 key files from the 'ISO' and slot them into a directory, editing menu.lst manually afterward... so I know the pain and frustration that typing errors can bring. That's all I can suggest, since your Dpup is running fine from the same menu,
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Posted: Wed 15 Feb 2012, 19:30
Post subject: gameboy emulator
Subject description: keymap combos
visual boy-1.7.1.... latest m lacks same.
uhm... keymap combo.
man... google sucks.
well again... my result.
key combos-101... simple.
uhm... replace Joy0_Speed=0111,007a in cfg.
in short... dia_move w/speed... done.
if any have scripting for such... it's welcomed.
my pkg update soon at puppy2.org/coopsurv... pets-n-such.
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Posted: Wed 11 Apr 2012, 15:54
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Hi, I've tried to manually do a frugal install of Puppy Arcade 10 by simply moving the initrd, vmlinuz and puppy420.sfs files into a folder and linking to them in grub4dos.
However grub4dos can't seem to detect the puppy420.sfs
What did I do wrong?
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Posted: Thu 12 Apr 2012, 05:16
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have you tried specifying the directory where the sfs is, using
helping Wiki for help
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Posted: Thu 12 Apr 2012, 13:00
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All of my puppy arcade files are in the same directory, which I called Arcade, then I renamed it pup, thinking that maybe the name had to be exact.
However no matter what, when booting via Grub4dos, I keep getting an error on bootup, saying that pup_420.sfs wasn't located.
I don't know what to do.
I am trying to dual boot a macpup 528 and puppy arcade via grub4dos.
Since puppy arcade is based on puppy 420, maybe it's incompatible with the current versions of grub4dos???
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Posted: Thu 12 Apr 2012, 14:39
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A Grub4Dos menu.lst entry should look something like this:
title Puppy Arcade 10
find --set-root --ignore-floppies --ignore-cd /arcade/initrd.gz
kernel /arcade/vmlinuz psubdir=arcade pmedia=atahd
initrd /arcade/initrd.gz
I haven't got Arcade but am currently using Akita which has a pup_420.sfs and that boots ok.
Check your menu.lst for typos - I've messed up many a time.
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Posted: Thu 12 Apr 2012, 15:07
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I just pasted your entry into menu.lst and it still can't find puppy_420.sfs
I'm getting really frustrated.
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Posted: Thu 12 Apr 2012, 16:42
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Just to be sure, I've downloaded the ISO to test it. Works ok for me.
In my example, the psubdir is 'arcade', but I noticed that yours was 'Arcade' - did you change either so they matched? (the folder name and the menu.lst entry).
Also, check that the sfs is actually called 'pup_420.sfs'.
Other than that, I've got nothing else, sorry. But I don't think you are the only one to have this problem.
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Posted: Thu 12 Apr 2012, 17:58
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I changed the folder name and yes I made sure about the sfs, I just copied the .sfs and related files into the folder.
I don't know what's causing this. I've never had this problem before.
Edit: No I'm not the only one to get this problem. I just found this.
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I don't have any pictures of all the fun Masako, Yuri and I had in the evening of this day. We enjoyed a lovely meal and then played around like silly school girls in one of those photo booths that takes your picture against different backgrounds and makes stickers out of them. It was one of the most fun evenings I've had in a long time and we laughed and laughed - and probably scared all the teenagers in there!! That is the best thing about being with my friends here in Japan. We laugh a lot. We are always laughing. It stands out in my mind whenever I remember my visits.
So, next day and back to work. Masako, Yuri and I take the train to Fukuoka which is a city on the north side of the island of Kyushu and is about two hours away from Kumamoto.
First is an interview at the Nishinihon newspaper building with reporter Ryoji Tanaka
Then it is lunch time and we have been invited to have lunch with Mr. Ko Watanabe from NHK and his wife and two young daughters. We had met with Ko the previous day in Kumamoto where he produced the talk show I was on. However, he lives in Fukuoka with his family.
The name of the restaurant is Nagano and here is a picture of the very beautiful entrance. I'm sorry it is not as clear as it could be. There are lovely stepping stones in the background through a Japanese-type garden. And in front, notice the salt in the corner of the doorway:
Yuri, my editor, explained it like this:
The salt in the corner of the entrance means "welcome and enjoy the comfortable time". It originates from one of the ancient Japanese stories. In Heian era (about 8th - 11th century), noble people's dates were different from ours today. Noble men went to the women's house since noble women were never supposed to go out. (And the wedding meant that a man go into his wife's family.) Therefore, a woman waited her lover visiting on a cow carriage every night and prepared the salt in the corner of the entrance in order that her lover's cow would wait quietly and patiently so that her lover could stay with her longer. Koichi told me that he learned this from one of the stories of old Rakugo, Japanese traditional story telling, which is usually funny stories.
It was hard to get a proper picture of our table, as the restaurant is a very traditional one where diners sit on tatami mats around the table in small private rooms separated by screens. This makes it hard to stand back enough to get everyone in without a screen getting in the way!
The kind of meal we had is called "mizutaki nabe". 'Nabe' means 'cooking pot' and you see the waitress serving from the nabe in this first picture. The Fukuoka area is famous for its chicken, so first small pieces of chicken on the bone is poached in simmering water. The resulting broth is served up in pottery mugs at the beginning of the meal and this is what the waitress is doing - ladling broth into cups. At our table there are two nabe because there are seven of us and they are built with into the table with a gas burner underneath which the waitress can adjust. She comes at different intervals and adds different items. After we have had our pieces of chicken, she then adds chicken dumplings. These cook and we eat them. Then she comes with rice noodles and lots of vegetables like spring onions, cabbage and others and these are put into the pot and they cook. And all the time we ladle things out as we want them. At the end, the broth is served again, often with rice, but we were running late to our next appointment, so we did not get to that course.
Here we are, much progressed in the meal, and you can see the table is no longer so neat and tidy!
That is Ko's daughter Hana nearest us. She is six. Then Hikaru, who is three, then Ko, then his wife Miki, who is expecting their third child in July. My editor Yuri is on the other side of the table.
Then it was on to Junkudo bookstore for a talk and booksigning. They don't normally organize big events at bookstores in Fukuoka, so the staff had to be creative in finding a location with enough room. They chose the story area in the children's department, so the pictures have had to be cropped quite close to cut out a very large and cheery-faced tree that seems to want to join me in several pictures!
Here we have the crowd patiently waiting for me to arrive.
After talking came the booksigning. I met one of the long-time members of the THBB - Coco - at the booksigning. She hasn't posted in a long while but still visits very regularly.
And some very enthusiastic fans!
Finally it is over and I go into the back of the bookshop to enjoy tea with the staff.
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After the book-signing at Junkudo Hakata, I went "backstage" into the staff area to spend some time with Junkudo staff.
This is Chiyomi, the children's book buyer, and she had given me some lovely postcards of Fukuoka and a very beautiful Japanese children's book as a gift. Later, when I get home, I will try and take some pictures to show you the story.
I remember when I was first going to come to Japan back in 1998. I read all these western guide books to prepare myself for Japanese culture and one of the things the books all said was how "stand-offish" the Japanese are and how they did not like you to touch them. Oh? I think the writers of these books have visited a different Japan than I have.
Chiyomi and I again:
Then Mr. Nakamura, the manager of Junukdo Hakata presents me with a bottle of
special alcohol called "shochu" which is a native product of Kyushu. Most westerners are familiar with saki, but in this part of Japan, when they say "saki" they actually mean this distilled alchohol called "shochu". Shochu is made from one of several raw materials, including sweet potato, (shochu made from this is called "imo-jochu.") Other materials commonly used include from rice, soba (buckwheat), and barley. So this is a very special treat indeed.
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Then it is time to fly back to Tokyo. As it is May 21, it my birthday
Masako's birthday. So her husband Norio and her son Kei are joining us for a celebration meal. It is in a lovely French/Jaspanese fusion restaurant.
We have a very nice meal and then order dessert. Everyone's dessert arrives except Masako's and mine. We wait and wait, watching enviously as Norio, Kei and Yuri tuck into theirs. Then wow! We discover why there was the wait. The restaurant staff bring out our ice cream on long plates that have "Happy Birthday, Torey" and "Happy Birthday, Masako" written in chocolate. Sparklers are stuck into a piece of banana. This is suprise enough because we had not said it was our birthday, but even more surprising, all the staff in this fancy restaurant then came and sang "Happy Birthday"
us. As you can tell, I was a little overwhelmed!
Once once calmed down, here we two birthday girls are, showing off our celebration desserts!
Here's a close-up picture of Masako's birthday plate that Yuri took. (She took one of mine too, but unfortunately my ice cream was very quick to melt and cover my name!)
It was a very special birthday indeed!
Re: Torey's Visit to Japan
Sunday is a day of rest! I have the whole day off until 5PM when it is time to go to Junkata Ikebukuro in Tokyo for the next book-signing.(For those of you getting confused by the Japanese names, 'Junkata' is the name of a major bookstore chain in Japan and I have been at the branch in Fukuoka and now the main branch in Tokyo.)
I spent much of my free time catching up with tasks on the computer. Because I am returning from Japan to go straight into publicity in London, I need to spend quite a lot of time with e-mail to keep all the activities straight. I am very fond of green tea and was drinking this while working, but thought I would like a little snack as well, so I went down the street from my hotel to a convenience store to buy a little package of rice cracker snack mix to eat while I worked. I include this picture just for those of you with squeamish western stomachs but also because it
in fact, catch ME by surprise as well, because I had spilled the contents out on a piece of paper beside the computer and was munching away before I noticed that one of the components of the mix were little dried fish not unlike the special little snacks I give Lucy at home! (And yes, I continued to munch the whole mix right down.)
Then it was off to Junkudo. First I give an informal talk of about an hour's length to the people who have come.
I hadn't actually understood that I would be speaking for quite so long, so I had not prepared anything. Consequently, I just talked "off the top of my head" and then invited questions from the audience and we carried on from there. At first I was afraid this wouldn't work, but it turned into a very good discussion, thanks to many excellent and quite profound questions from the audience. Beside me is my interpreter Kaori.
Afterwards came the booksigning.
And here to have her book signed is Yukako, one of our Japanese members of the THBB message board!
Afterwards the Junkudo staff, I, Yuri and Masako all went out to dinner. This is us at the start (Mr. Minoru Fukushima the manager of Junkudo Ikebukuro is on the right) and you can see how neat and fresh everything is.
As the evening wore on and the very tasty Japanese beer flowed (in those lovely green pottery cups) more Junuko staff joined us and the hospitality and food, as always, were a real treat.
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Now it is Monday and back to work. I go over to my publishing house, Hayakawa Shobo, where I will have interviews with various Tokyo newspapers.
Hayakawa always does a beautiful window display at the front for their visiting authors. Indeed, this is my very first memory of my very first trip to Japan - standing in front of the "Welcome to Japan" window. This time, I am pleased to see it saying "Welcome Back of Japan". With me, of course, is my really special editor, Yuri Kagoshima.
Upstairs in the conference room, I meet first with Maki Ookubo from Asahi Newspaper.
Long interview and already time for lunch. I was asked where I would like to go for my very last lunch in Japan and I chose to have soba noodles at a very special restaurant called Kanda Yabu Soba that I loved during my last visit. This is the one of the authentic "Yabu Soba" restaurants in Tokyo. There was a very famous soba restaurant known for its tasty soba in Tokyo at the end of Edo era (during the 19th century). The restaurant was surrounded by bamboo woods, which in Japanese is called "Take-yabu" . "Take" means bamboo, and "yabu" means woods. Therefore the restaurant was called "Yabu Soba". The original restaurant was destroyed but it is said that some staff moved on to this restaurant in order to protect the original recipe in Kanda (this locality).
Here is the restaurant from the outside and you will notice it is of an old, traditional design.
And they make an effort to re-create the feel of the bamboo forest around the restaurant.
So we enjoy a wonderful meal of soba noodles and because it is a nice spring day, they open the sliding doors to allow us to enjoy the bamboo garden.
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Because of the bad earthquake in 1923 and, even more so, because of the bombings in World War II, very little of "old" Tokyo still exists. However, in this area where the soba restaurant is, a few traditional buildings still stand.
And here is an old smoked eel shop with a quaint front:
We are walking back from the soba restaurant to my publishing house and I can not help but stop and take a picture of this shop making tofu. Because it is a warm day, they have slid the panels back and the tofu tanks (in front on the left) are close to the pavement. (And if you look very closely at the back, you will see the family dog watching me from his comfy bed!)
Finally back to work. More interviews. The first is with Yuki Sato from Mainichi newspaper. (I'm drinking cold coffee, for those of you wondering!)
The final interview is with Mr. Kanda Ishida from Yomuiri newspaper and we didn't get pictures, which is a pity, as Mr. Ishida was one of the first people to interview me the very first visit back in 1998. So we spend much time reminiscing!
So all my work is now done in Japan.
The very last thing is dinner with Mr. Hayakawa, my publisher. He is a very special man and I have enjoyed being one of his authors for almost ten years now.
His wife Yoko was going to join us for dinner in the very exclusive French restaurant in the basement of the Hayakawa Shobo building, but unfortunately she wasn't feeling well, so it was just Mr. Hayakawa and me and we began the meal very sedately.
As the evening wore on, we talked more and more about what we both know best: BOOKS!! Look how happy and relaxed we have ended up, surrounded by what has brought us together!!
And then it is the end. This is always the sad time. Yuri rides out to Narita, Tokyo's big international airport with me. We cry a little and talk about the next visit, which I hope will be soon. And she snaps the last picture as I go off towards security and the passengers-only area.
(And for the moment, that picture doesn't want to show up!)
And that ends what as been just such a really fantastic visit to Japan.
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Topic: Boba Fett Stolen (celebration for rarity)
This was recently taken from me (2/10/14), from my garage. The culprit was so diabolical in his scheme that he took 15 photos from my room mates phone (my room mate isn't a geek, he doesn't even know who the hell Boba Fett is), and nearly tore my home apart from accusations and calls to the local law enforcement. I being, the Jedi that I am, find this reprehensible. I'm sure I'm talking to people of the same caliber.
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Even though NYC has been battered by Sandy and this freezing bitch of a nor'easter, there's still a reason to love this great city ... a part wolf, part man, all hunk of a reason, that is. Taylor Lautner, everyone's favorite third-string Twilight star, is getting his very own wax sculpture at Madame Tussauds in Times Square.
Taylor will become the second Twilight heartthrob at the museum and will join Robert Pattinson's waxy replica, which was unveiled just about a week ago. For all you keeping score at home, there's no Kristen Stewart wax figure yet in NYC. She was made of ice for the London Madame Tussauds exhibit, but hasn't yet been immortalized in a nonglycerine substance. RPattz 1, Taylor 1, KStew O.
Let's hear it for Team Jacob, huh? Second place never felt so good.
It took four months to create Taylor, and artists used a clay mold of Taylor's head that was later cast with wax. It took the sculptors four months to complete the werewolf and their hard work will be unveiled on November 15.
While there have been reports that Taylor will not, in fact, be displayed shirtless, I have to assume that it was a supply issue over a demand one. I mean, they probably couldn't source enough wax to create those huge, rippling abs of his, right?
Even though we all wanted to see Taylor memorialized topless, I suppose we'll just have to use our imaginations, or x-ray vision, to see those strong, waxy, abdominal muscles glistening in the perfectly titled museum spotlight.
Love wax? Love Taylor? Discuss.
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Oct. 29: A theft complaint was taken in the 200 block of Willow Street. Officers arrested a juvenile on a pick up and detain order; the juvenile was transported to the proper facility. A report of someone selling door to door without a permit was taken.
Oct. 30: A loud noise was reported in the area of Second and Adams Street; the witness described the sound as similar to a shotgun being discharged. An opossum was reported in a garage in the 200 block of South Main Street. A person reported receiving scam phone calls from Jamaica. Tabor College reported finding 200 pumpkins on school property; the pumpkins had been stolen from the area and left at one of the dorms as a prank. Officers assisted a McPherson person who wanted a civil stand-by for a child custody exchange.
Thursday: Officers assisted the city code enforcement officer with removing junk from a residence.
Saturday: Officers checked a child welfare concern in the area of B and Elm streets. A person was reported selling door to door without a permit. Officers provided a civil stand-by in the 100 block of West B Street.
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Paper submission: Dec. 16, 2002
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Notification of acceptance: Jan. 27, 2003
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Software visualization encompasses the development and evaluation of methods for graphically representing different aspects of software, including its structure, its abstract and concrete execution, and its evolution. The goal of this symposium is to provide a forum for researchers from different backgrounds (HCI, software engineering, programming languages, visualization, computer science education) to discuss and present original research on software visualization.
SoftVis '03 is the first meeting in a planned series of biennial conferences. Our objective is to make the SoftVis series the premier venue for presenting all types of research on software visualization.
We seek theoretical as well as practical papers on applications, techniques, tools and case studies. Topics of interest include, but are not restricted to, the following:
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Sheriffs to Discuss Mental Illness, Gun Violence
ST. PAUL (AP) - A group of Minnesota sheriffs want to make it harder for those suffering from mental illness to obtain guns.
Hennepin County Sheriff Rich Stanek, Carver County Sheriff Jim Olson and others are holding a news conference Wednesday to announce proposed reforms to the state's gun laws.
Among them, the sheriffs want to strengthen background checks for those who want to own guns.
They also want law enforcement to have more access to an individual's mental health records. And they want the state to address a lack of services for Minnesotans with untreated mental illness.
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The town of Middletown approved a rezoning Monday night to allow for an indoor sports complex on Middletown-Warwick Road.
The Middletown Sports Complex, complete with an arcade, will occupy most of the Bob Wagner Flooring building at 938 Middletown-Warwick Road.
Three indoor sports fields, which will vary in size, will take up the back 15,000 square-feet of the building. The front half will be divided between the Bob Wagner Flooring Company and the sports complex. Wagner will keep a show room and the sports center will use the other half as a concession and party area.
The Middletown Sports Complex will be able to host a variety of sports for all ages. It will be a year-round facility and is currently slated to have 10 batting cages.
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Sounders roll past 'Quakes
Seattle, WA – Lamar Neagle scored on each side of the intermission on Saturday as the Seattle Sounders cruised to a comfortable 4-0 thrashing of the San Jose Earthquakes at CenturyLink Field.
Coming off a physical 2-2 draw in Philadelphia last Saturday and 1-0 win over Sporting Kansas City during the week, the Sounders were determined to put on a good performance for their home fans and Neagle as well as goals from Mauro Rosales and Obafemi Martins ensured the home side took a vital three points.
The Sounders opened the scoring in the 28th minute when Eddie Johnson lofted a cross into the penalty area that was chested down by Rosales, who laid it off to an unmarked Neagle and he ripped it with pace into the top left corner of the net.
The hosts extended their lead to 2-0 just before the halftime break with an extraordinary strike from Rosales, who smashed a free kick over the wall, off the left post and in behind San Jose goalkeeper Jon Busch.
Neagle collected his second tally of the day in the 54th minute when he chested down a long ball from Servando Carrasco, cut to the inside and powered a left-footed strike just inside the near post and past a diving Busch.
Martins put an exclamation point on an outstanding performance for Seattle in stoppage time when he ripped a shot that was blocked by a San Jose defender, but the rebound came right back to Martins and he easily dispatched it into the back of the net for his second goal of the season.


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Shanti Kurada is the editor and publisher of Autism Bay Area Magazine. Her younger son, Rahul, has autism. She started Autism Bay Area Magazine and its website, www.autismbayarea.org, with the aim of helping other parents feel more connected, have access to information on therapies, tools, and technologies, and find support and inspiration.
Here are excerpts from Kurada's "The First 10 Things To Do When Your Child Is Showing Signs Of Autism." It appears in its entirety in the March-April 2013 issue of Autism Bay Area.
1. Get a comprehensive evaluation. You can get two evaluations done free of cost, one from your Regional Center and one from your school district. It is important to get a third with a private psychologist but meet them first, without your child, to establish a relationship before subjecting your child to an evaluation.
2. Start a journal. Make observations about your child, including missed milestones using a standard guidelines found in developmental textbooks. Make note of your child's unique traits, preferences, and fears. What motivates him? Calms him? How does he relate to others?
3. Talk to your spouse or family. Acknowledge feelings and discuss ways to cope with the situation. Make a list of your new responsibilities — making appointments, filling out paperwork, attending support groups — as workloads tend to triple when a child is diagnosed with special needs.
4. Begin using Communicating Partners. Communicating Partners is a technique developed by Dr. James McDonald as a comprehensive system of responsive communication that families can use at home to enter their child's world and engage with them. See http://jamesdmacdonald.org for more information.
5. Research your insurance plan. Applied Behavioral Analysis is a proven and effective tool for helping children with special needs and some insurance companies are starting to cover these costs. Be sure to ask yours what it does and does not cover and how to start the process. Several articles on www.autismbayarea.org cover this topic in greater detail.
6. Learn about nutritious diets. A growing body of research suggests a link between the immune system and autism spectrum disorders, especially as it relates to chemicals and environmental allergens, including pesticides, additives, and GMOs, and common food allergies, like gluten and casein.
7. Look into Regional Center services. Your local Regional Center is your main advocate and helps you obtain services from various agencies. One of the first services you may qualify for is respite — a caregiver for your child allows you to take a break or spend time with your other children. Regional Centers also provide behavioral consultations, parent training, and can provide coverage for certain classes. Visit www.rceb.org for details.
8. Read up on IDEA & understand the IEP process. The Individuals with Disabilities Act governs the process of Individualized Education Program. IEPs have three main purposes: To evaluate your child and establish a diagnosis, to come up with appropriate goals, and to decide on services that are suited to those goals.
9. Start building supports and networks. Look to your extended family, friends, neighbors, and church for supportive people who are willing to help or take on tasks for which you do not have time or energy, like grocery shopping or watching your other children.
10. Be an effective parent. Remember that no professional can know and understand a child to the degree of intimacy that a parent can. However, many parents may be so distressed by the diagnosis that they may lose sight of this fact. When you are able to set aside the "Why me" question and overcome your grief, you will start seeing how beautiful and unique your child is and be a powerful force in aiding his development and shaping his success.


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Debbra Wessels necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 60 diseños de 12 diseñadores freelance.
Looking for a logo for our new name for our children's ministry at church. We want to be able to use the logo on posters, banners, t-shirts, name tags, promotional items, etc.
COMBUSTION! is the new name for our children's ministry at church. Our mission's statement is " Igniting ordinary kids to illuminate their world."
We want something that will grab people's attention. We want it to have our name on it and a child friendly picture. We want it to generate excitement that this is the place you want to be! You'll have a blast!
Some random thoughts that helped us pick the name Combustion!:
Children impacting their world
The power of the Holy Spirit in us will cause a combustion in our life, bringing forth God's word & a power to tell the world about Christ. It empowers us!
Acts 2:4 "All of them were filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in other tongues as the Spirit enabled them"
Empowered by the Holy Spirit
Reaction between us & the Holy Spirit causes us to be the light, the fire in others.
On fire for Christ! God wants us to be explosive!
When I have been talking to the kids about the name I have been relating it to explosives, powerful reactions,etc.
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2006 Ford F-150 - Project Fast-150Posted in Project Vehicles on February 10, 2014
Our 2006 2WD F-150 project truck has been shaping up for a while. With our recent addition of a JD Fabrication long-travel front suspension, it was time to address the rear axle and suspension. We wanted a small lift, better-quality springs and shocks, along with re-gearing our axle and adding a limited-slip differential. The JD kit had widened our front track by 8 inches, so we wanted to also add some width to the rear track.
Spring choice was simple. We made a call to Deaver Spring and purchased a set of their long-travel lift springs with about 3 inches of lift height. The nine-leaf packs are designed to offer a supple ride, longer travel than stock springs, and better overall ride stability.
Looking at the rear axle, we had a few options to go wider and add some strength in the process. Our factory axle measured about 70-1/2 inches from flange to flange, and we wanted to increase that width. We could have ordered a custom Ford 9-inch axle to the width we wanted, but costs went up quickly for such an axle. Building a widened Dana 60 or similar may have been possible, but many axle shops don't offer shaft blanks as long as we needed.
It was then we started considering using Raptor parts. A Ford Raptor rear axle measures about 76 1/2 inches wide, right in the ballpark of what we wanted. Salvage Raptor axles are available for about $2,000, but we'd need to swap out the 4.10 gears, come up with an electrical harness to run the factory locker, and address a way to restore our pinion-driven ABS signal to our computer.
The Ford 9.75-inch rear axle is a respectable piece of hardware. The ring gear is well sized and the pinion shaft and bearings are stout. It's a semi-float design with C-clip retention, but uses respectable 34-spline 1.37-inch diameter shafts. Overall, the 9.75-inch is comparable in strength to a Dana 60 axle. Its biggest weakness is probably its relatively thin wall tubes, which are just under 1/4-inch wall thickness.
As an alternative, we built our own Raptor-width rear axle from a salvaged standard F-150 housing. We bought a core housing fairly cheaply and started making measurements. Our plan was to widen the housing and populate it with factory Ford Raptor axleshafts. Along the way, we swapped in 4.88 Yukon gears, a Yukon Dura Grip limited slip, Crown Performance stainless brake lines, and a Nitro Gear & Axle rear cover. Pinion flange, brake components, and ABS sensor all connected right up, making those swap features easy to deal with.


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If you're not careful she will take control of your mind and body without warning. She loves to crawl around throughout your veins and place thoughts of nothingness in place of reality. She confuses her prey with simplicity, when the outside world can be complicated. Word on the street she's not addictive; I've heard otherwise, yea she not addictive in the sense of dependency; but live with stress without her and tell me how far you get; that's the angle she plays. Again, she preys on the weak and leaves her victims stuck in a time frame allowing no growth or sense of urgency. Those who love her will defend her till death and crucify those who oppose. The plus of her doing is the open mindfulness she brings to your attention when you're not with her. The way she increases all senses is second to none; only those not considered gateways surpass her and for fill those needs to extreme heights. Her victims don't realize her power until it's too late. By then time has pass and you're standing at the altar waiting to defer time once more. | I'll rather enjoy her time when I enjoy my time think about it! | Don't get caught up...
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Dutch Photo Studio needed a new other design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 38 designs submitted by 7 freelance designers.
This is a contest for a newsletter template that gets delivered to all my clients each month.
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I'm the owner of a photography studio in The Netherlands, specializing in portraits of babies, children and families.
I would like an HTML newsletter template to send an e-mail newsletter for my clients monthly.
- 600 pixels wide
- The newsletter header between 100 - 250 pixels in height- Logo: see http://www.arjeneeken.com/99designs/logo.zip
- The newsletter will contain one (or sometimes two) image.
- It's not necessary, but I like 2 columns: a smaller column on the left and the main column on the right. For a sample of such a layout (and design I like, although the header may be more clean and modern), see http://www.arjeneeken.com/99designs…ample.html
- My readers will be mostly female.
- Must be easy to read.
- Must have contants ("In this issue") with hyperlinks to the articles.
- A headline above the body of the email:
"If you cannot read this newsletter, please click here"You can use one or more colors of the following color scheme.
- Main colors (for large areas): Deep Plum Red (R: 153 G:000 B:102 - 990066) and White (R:255 G:255 B:255 - FFFFFF)
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GDT: Oilers 6, Blue Jackets 3 – Game 31 – 2010-12-16 @ 7:30 PM – SNET1
The Oilers' roller coaster is taking us back down again. They have lost 3 of their last 4, albeit one of them in the shootout. The one game they did win (against Tampa Bay), they didn't have much business winning, but thanks to some heroics by Khabi, they were able to stay in the game long enough for Omark to add to the list of #danellisproblems. By some miracle, the Oilers are 6-3-1 in their last 10, while the Blue Jackets are 2-5-1 in their last 10.
Hall seems to be flying high. As one critic here would likely point out, he's made his share of mistakes, but Renney is doing a great job of loosening the reigns, and this has done wonders for his creativity. I'm not sure if this is a good thing or a bad thing, but in that brutal 4-1 loss to the Leafs, Mr. Hall accounted for a third of the Oilers' shots (8 shots)! He earned the third star and seems to be doing everything in his power to carry this team in the absence of Horcoff and Hemsky. He's not alone, but there are definitely quite a few passengers as of late, as Tom Renney would say.
Anyways, there is a chance we'll see Taylor Hall playing the PK now, according to a couple of sources. I've often wondered why they haven't given him much opportunity yet. I assumed it was because in one of the games he did PK on, he circled back in the neutral zone and played keepaway for a bit to shed more time off the clock. I thought maybe perhaps the coach thought it was too risky, and he should have "dumped it in the corner", like linemate Jordan Eberle jokingly suggested he should have done on his first NHL goal. Anyways, it will be nice if he does get some PK time, as the Oilers stupid-penalty parade is getting more popular these days, keeping Hall off the ice.
Well, I think this one is winnable. Renney seems to be decent at bringing the team back on track. So I'll predict a 3-2 (SO) win for the home team.
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Colin had an abrupt start to his swimming career when his parents threw him in the pool without knowing how to swim at the age of 2. Since then, Colin has swum for Breck High School and Twin Cities Swim Club. As a 6 year letter winner with Breck, Colin captained the team his Junior and Senior year to consecutive 2nd place team finishes. Individually, Colin captured the State 100 Backstroke Championship three years in a row with All-American times. In high school, Colin was the President of his class his junior and senior year. Colin also captained the State Champion soccer team in his senior year, and played varsity tennis. He chose Yale for its unparalleled commitment to cultivating all aspects of the student experience, and he found that Yale Swimming knows the meaning of tradition and excellence. In his freshman year, Colin captured 2nd place in the 100 Backstroke and 2nd in the 200 at the ECAC Championship meet. Colin looks to build on his improvement from last year.


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Liberty News
College For A Weekend crowd joins convocation;
Dr. Ergun Caner speaks on God's will for our lives
Liberty University welcomed more than 1,600 high school students to College For A Weekend (CFAW) at Friday convocation in the Vines Center. Vice Chancellor Dr. Ron Godwin said the students exploring LU this weekend are the largest CFAW crowd yet.
CFAW gives high school students a chance to experience life at Liberty as they decide where they will spend their college years. They can attend classes with LU students, eat in the dining facilities, stay in the residence halls and enjoy extracurricular activities. There are four CFAWs planned throughout the year, two each semester.
Godwin encouraged the visiting students to apply early, as LU will be closing out its enrollment early in May, for the second time in the school's history.
Dr. Ergun Caner, president and dean of Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary since 2006, presented the convocation message. Raised a Sunni Muslim, he became a Christian in 1982 after moving to the U.S. He is a frequent speaker at Liberty University's Campus Church services.
Caner's message was derived from 1 Timothy 4:
"Let no man despise, reject, look down upon or mock your youth but be an example to the believers in word, conduct, love, spirit, faith and in purity. Till I come, pay attention to the reading and to exhortation and to doctrine. Do not neglect the gift that is in you, which was given to you by prophecy with the laying on of the hands of the elders. Meditate on these things. Give yourself entirely to them so that your progress may be evidence to all. Take heed unto thyself, and unto the doctrine. Continue in them, for in doing this you will save both yourself and you will save those that hear thee."
He encouraged students to discern what God's will is when faced with a difficult decision.
"It is possible to know what God wants for you; God has not only called you he has gifted you," he said.
He told students that God's will always sharpens the tools or gifts that God has given to that individual, and that God's will cannot be forgotten.
"God calls everyone; he doesn't just call preachers."
Caner said God's will is set apart from man's in that it makes an individual feel alive and excited, and individuals will hear, one way or another, from God when a path is His will.
"You've got to be vulnerable enough to listen to the voice of God, but visionary enough not to listen to the voices of men," he said.
—— Also at convocation, LU Athletics Director Jeff Barber encouraged students, staff, and visitors to attend this weekend's athletic events. Both men's and women's basketball teams have their opening match Friday night in the Vines Center. The women will tip off at 7 p.m. against Virginia Commonwealth University and the men will face off against the Montreat Cavaliers at 9:15 p.m. The men's club hockey team has matches in the LaHaye Ice Center Friday at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday at 4 p.m. On Saturday, the volleyball team will host Winthrop at 2 p.m., and the football team will play their last conference game of the season against Gardner-Webb at 7 p.m. in Williams Stadium.
Barber also asked to students to support the Flames next weekend in a very important football game, with the possibility of getting a bid in the postseason.
"We play what we think is the most important game in the history of Liberty football next Saturday against Elon," Barber said. "They are a top 10 team."
LU will face Elon on Nov. 22 at 1 p.m. at Williams Stadium.


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fly3rbug wrote:If you hack a site with that content then they can't report you to the authority's. Because if they do, then they will be in trouble to.
Or at least that is what i think. But then again i never studied law.
muller2008 wrote:I would take great pleasure in standing them up against a wall and shooting them. Nuts first, then legs, guts and last of all the head.
thedotmaster wrote:To the above posts - can you help how you feel in relation to pedophiles? I'm guessing not.
Now, what if the pedophiles just can't help how they feel? Because I'm sure that's how it is.
Now of course they ought to constrain themselves, but then you do to in relation to killing them
I'm not supporting pedophilia, don't worry, I just like to see both sides of the story.
Killing them however is harsh - nobody should ever be killed for a crime they commit.
Murderers generally have had problems when they were children etc. The ideal approach would be to keep them incarcerated until they have been assessed and if possible treated. However, this is far too idealistic - it couldn't be done. So jail is unfortunately the best option.
But capital punishment is a bad option because there is always another side to each story - you might say "I honestly can't understand or justify why anyone would do this?" but that is you being stubborn, and not wanting to understand.
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I have recently taken this up and would be interested in your thoughts on posture and technique.
I've been advised that the feet should be placed roughly shoulder width, with the right leg forward. With some experimentation I've been finding that having more weight on the back leg feels more stable.
As for the right hand I've been advised to use a loose grip, and to work the trigger with the top pad of the first finger ( though still getting used to a Gamo Compact trigger! ).


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By Shirley Foley, CFCA sponsor
On Aug. 30, I went on a mission awareness trip to Bolivia to meet my sponsored child, Kevin, and to visit the different CFCA projects. The mission awareness trip coincided with my birthday, Sept. 1, and this trip was the best gift that I have ever received.
I couldnít wait to meet my godson, Kevin, who will be 8 years old next month. Kevin and I have been writing to each other regularly for nearly three years now, and have become close through our letters. Meeting Kevin personally for the first time was truly a moving experience. As we hugged, I was in tears ó tears of joy and gratitude for the gift of sponsorship of this beautiful child. Kevin is delightful: he loves to play football, loves to draw, was the best student in his class last year, is an excellent reader and is very precious to me. Kevin and I were able to spend three days together visiting homes and projects with our group
As I am writing this, I am filling up with tears, not tears of sadness, but tears of joy as I remember the outpouring of love by our Bolivian friends. We visited homes and projects each day. In every project and in every home, we were received with such warmth and love as one could not imagine. During these visits, we, the group of sponsors, experienced a whole range of emotions ó love, joy, kindness, heartbreak, laughter, friendship, faith, goodness, generosity, sadness, elation, the love of God, solidarity and the oneness of us all.
It was obvious that our Bolivian friends had spent months preparing for our visit. Everything was perfect. No detail was overlooked. Everywhere we visited, we were met with welcoming banners, with music and dances, delicious home-cooked meals, handmade gifts, necklaces, flowers and their wonderful warmth and love. And we danced!!!!! Joyfully!!!
The sponsors that I met in this group are loving, caring people who filled my heart with happiness and appreciation to have the pleasure of sharing this visit with them. I think that we really didnít know what to expect on our visit. We knew that we would see poverty, but what we found was a deep and abiding love ó a love showered on us at every step of our journey. Yes, we saw poverty, heart-wrenching poverty, but through and overall was the ever-present love and hope and faith of our beautiful Bolivian friends ó men, women and children, old and young. They thanked us for our help and called us Godís angels. But they are Godís angels. We could never give these wonderful, kind and generous friends what they have given to us.
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(Note: while this problem was encountered on PowerPC, the general concept is relevant to all platforms.)
undefined symbol: pthread_atfork
If we compare the symbols exported in /lib/libpthread.so.0 (32-bit shared object) to those in /lib64/libpthread.so.0 (64-bit shared object) we see that there are no exported symbols for pthread_atfork in the 64-bit shared object:
In the 32-bit library notice that the addresses for __dyn_pthread_atfork and pthread_atfork@GLIBC_2.0 are the same! This indicates that pthread_atfork@GLIBC_2.0 is a version tagged symbol which is not the same as a non-versioned pthread_atfork symbol. This is telling us that there is no dynamically exported pthread_atfork in either the 32-bit or 64-bit libpthread.so.0.
nm /lib/libpthread.so.0 | grep atfork
0000c900 t __dyn_pthread_atfork
0000c900 T pthread_atfork@GLIBC_2.0
U __register_atfork@@GLIBC_2.3.2
nm /lib64/libpthread.so.0 | grep atfork
So what's going on? Since pthread_atfork hasn't been deprecated from POSIX where is it?
Let's take a look at some code from GLIBC that may help clarify things:
/* Copyright (C) 2002 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This file is part of the GNU C Library.
Contributed by Ulrich Drepper <firstname.lastname@example.com>, 2002.
The GNU C Library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
The GNU C Library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
Lesser General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
License along with the GNU C Library; if not, write to the Free
Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA
#include <shlib-compat.h>
#if SHLIB_COMPAT (libpthread, GLIBC_2_0, GLIBC_2_3)
# define __pthread_atfork __dyn_pthread_atfork
# include "pthread_atfork.c"
# undef __pthread_atfork
compat_symbol (libpthread, __dyn_pthread_atfork, pthread_atfork, GLIBC_2_0);
Here we see that __dyn_pthread_atfork is a compat symbol for an older pthread_atfork implementation bound by alias to pthread_atfork@GLIBC_2.0, a versioned symbol. Older applications that were linked against GLIBC 2.0 and pthread_atfork will be bound to __dyn_pthread_atfork when run against newer versions of GLIBC.
/* Copyright (C) 2002, 2006 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This file is part of the GNU C Library.
Contributed by Ulrich Drepper <email@example.com>, 2002.
The GNU C Library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
In addition to the permissions in the GNU Lesser General Public
License, the Free Software Foundation gives you unlimited
permission to link the compiled version of this file with other
programs, and to distribute those programs without any restriction
coming from the use of this file. (The GNU Lesser General Public
License restrictions do apply in other respects; for example, they
cover modification of the file, and distribution when not linked
into another program.)
Note that people who make modified versions of this file are not
obligated to grant this special exception for their modified
versions; it is their choice whether to do so. The GNU Lesser
General Public License gives permission to release a modified
version without this exception; this exception also makes it
possible to release a modified version which carries forward this
The GNU C Library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
Lesser General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
License along with the GNU C Library; if not, write to the Free
Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA
#include "pthreadP.h"
#include <fork.h>
/* This is defined by newer gcc version unique for each module. */
extern void *__dso_handle __attribute__ ((__weak__,
__visibility__ ("hidden")));
/* Hide the symbol so that no definition but the one locally in the
executable or DSO is used. */
#ifndef __pthread_atfork
/* Don't mark the compatibility function as hidden. */
__pthread_atfork (prepare, parent, child)
void (*prepare) (void);
void (*parent) (void);
void (*child) (void);
return __register_atfork (prepare, parent, child,
&__dso_handle == NULL ? NULL : __dso_handle);
#ifndef __pthread_atfork
extern int pthread_atfork (void (*prepare) (void), void (*parent) (void),
void (*child) (void)) attribute_hidden;
strong_alias (__pthread_atfork, pthread_atfork)
Looking back at our nm output, what we don't see is a non-versioned pthread_atfork symbol being exported by /lib/libpthread.so.0 (32-bit) and there is neither that nor a versioned symbol for /lib64/libpthread.so.0 (64-bit); why?
To answer the second question first; It's because PPC64 wasn't supported as a platform in GLIBC until after pthread_atfork was aliased to __dyn_pthread_atfork. So on PPC64 there isn't a dynamically exported version of pthread_atfork@GLIBC_2.0.
To get to the bottom of the first question takes a bit more analysis. The guard, #ifndef __pthread_atfork, is only true if we're building the compat version of the symbol, i.e. building "old_pthread_atfork.c".
Otherwise, we're building pthread_atfork.c directly, in which case __pthread_atfork is marked hidden, and a strong_alias pthread_atfork is bound to it. Curiously this non-versioned pthread_atfork alias is also marked hidden! This implies that this will not be exported from libpthread.so.0.
We then see that the nptl/Makefile explicitly omits a non-versioned pthread_atfork symbol from being exported by the shared object file libpthread.so.0 by simply excluding the pthread_atfork relocatable file from libpthread.so.0. this is done using eliding in the nptl/Makefile:
libpthread-static-only-routines = pthread_atforkAny relocatable files elided via a lib*-static-only-routines variable are left out of the lib*.so.* shared object and built into a lib*_nonshared.a archive instead.
In general the functions in a lib*_nonshared.a archive are kept hidden, hence the reason for the curious hidden attribute on the pthread_atfork strong_alias.
If we look at libpthread_nonshared.a we will indeed see the pthread_atfork symbol.
nm /usr/lib/libpthread_nonshared.a
w __dso_handle
00000000 T __pthread_atfork
U __register_atfork
00000000 T pthread_atfork
The libraries in GLIBC that need to use pthread_atfork are each statically linked against the libpthread_nonshared.a static archive. The pthread_atfork symbol becomes statically linked into each individual GLIBC library and need not be exported.
nm /usr/lib64/libpthread_nonshared.a
w __dso_handle
0000000000000000 D __pthread_atfork
U __register_atfork
0000000000000000 D pthread_atfork
So how does a user application use pthread_atfork? By linking against libpthread.so, which is in fact a linker script that directs the linker to dynamically link against libpthread.so.0 and statically link in libpthread_nonshared.a:
cat /usr/lib64/libpthread.so
/* GNU ld script
Use the shared library, but some functions are only in
the static library, so try that secondarily. */
GROUP ( /lib/libpthread.so.0 /usr/lib/libpthread_nonshared.a )
This will automatically statically link libpthread_nonshared.a into an application at compilation and link time. As of 2002-11-26 the pthread_atfork function is no longer a dynamically exported symbol in GLIBC.
cat /usr/lib64/libpthread.so
/* GNU ld script
Use the shared library, but some functions are only in
the static library, so try that secondarily. */
GROUP ( /lib64/libpthread.so.0 /usr/lib64/libpthread_nonshared.a )
So why are we getting undefined symbol: pthread_atfork even when we're linking with -lpthread? The reason most likely has to due with the order of linking.
Let's say we have a relocatable object foo.o which includes a reference to pthread_atfork and we link foo.o into a shared object in the following way:
gcc -shared -o libfoo-0.0.1.so -lpthread ./foo.o
This seems like a perfectly reasonable way to link a shared object, and if we were only requesting dynamically exported symbols from libpthread.so.0 it would probably work just fine. The problem comes in when we need to use a symbol provided by libpthread_nonshared.a, a static archive.
The link editor (static linker) is generally quite smart, but it links files in sequential order as it encounters them on the command line. When it examines libpthread.so and sees that it needs to statically link in libpthread_nonshared.a it searches for outstanding undefined symbol references that this archive might satisfy. If it finds one it links it, and its dependencies into the archive shared object. Otherwise it purges the symbols it encounters in libpthread_nonshared.a.
So when -lpthread is added before foo.o on the linker invocation, libpthread_nonshared.a is linked and pthread_atfork is purged as unneeded before foo.o is processed. So to solve this we need to make sure that the reference to pthread_atfork by foo.o is registered before libpthread_nonshared.a is linked. This can be accomplished by any one of the following methods.
- ... -o foo-0.0.1.so ./foo.o -lpthread
- ... -o foo-0.0.1.so -lpthread ./foo.o -Wl,-u,pthread_atfork
- ... -o foo-0.0.1.so -Wl,--whole-archive -lpthread -Wl,--no-whole-archive ./foo.o
- ... -o foo-0.0.1.so -\( -lpthread ./foo.o \)-
The second method explicitly tells the linker to not purge the pthread_atfork symbol.
The third method is heavy handed and tells the linker to include all of the symbols in libpthread_nonshared.a and libpthread.so.0 in the final link.
The fourth method tells the linker to reprocess all of the parenthesis enclosed libraries each time a new relocatable object or shared object is processed. This means that the pthread libraries would be processed twice, once before and once after foo.o is processed. This can increase link time significantly.


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Yankees don't expect CC back before July
NEW YORK -- The Yankees do not expect CC Sabathia to rejoin their rotation until July at the earliest, magnifying arguably the largest of several issues currently threatening their pitching rotation.
Yankees general manager Brian Cashman said on Monday that Sabathia's return from a right knee injury "will be no sooner than six weeks from now."
NEW YORK -- The Yankees do not expect CC Sabathia to rejoin their rotation until July at the earliest, magnifying arguably the largest of several issues currently threatening their pitching rotation.
Yankees general manager Brian Cashman said on Monday that Sabathia's return from a right knee injury "will be no sooner than six weeks from now."
"Don't count on him pitching in New York for at least six weeks," Cashman said in a telephone interview. "It could be sooner, but it's safer to predict we will be without him for six weeks."
Sabathia has been on crutches as he recovers from a cortisone and stem-cell injection in his inflamed knee. The procedure was administered by Dr. James Andrews in Birmingham, Ala., late last week.
Cashman said the treatment was administered to treat degenerative changes in Sabathia's knee, specifically the breakdown of cartilage in the hurler's landing leg.
"He had the stem-cell knee injection, and it sounds like they have a better success rate the longer you allow it to work," Cashman said.
Cashman said the plan is for Sabathia to shed his crutches Monday and begin therapy in a pool on Tuesday. Ideally, he would progress to throwing on flat ground, mound work, Minor League rehab games and then a return to the Bronx.
Sabathia said he had been dealing with discomfort in his knee, and that it had been an issue in the late innings of a May 4 start against the Rays at Tropicana Field. He was sent for an MRI after surrendering three homers on May 10 against the Brewers at Miller Park. Sabathia is 3-4 with a 5.28 ERA in eight starts this season, surrendering 10 home runs in 46 innings.
With Sabathia, Ivan Nova (Tommy John surgery) and Michael Pineda (upper back muscle strain) on the disabled list, the Yanks have lost 60 percent of their Opening Day starting rotation. Nova is out for the season, while Pineda is expected to return in June.
Because of the injuries, the Yankees have bumped Vidal Nuno and David Phelps from the bullpen to the rotation. Chase Whitley was promoted from the Minors and made his big league debut in last week's Subway Series against the Mets.
Cashman said it "doesn't matter" if he is comfortable with the rotation as is.
"This is what we've got and we're going with, and we've been doing it, it seems like now, for quite some time," Cashman said. "Obviously we do pursue external options, but the time of year will pretty much dictate that you're staying in-house for quite some time."
The Yanks are encouraged that Pineda is making progress and should be able to help, having contributed to the early success of the rotation before serving a 10-game suspension for excessive pine tar and sustaining an injury while tossing to remain sharp.
Pineda, who has thrown bullpen sessions of 20 and 30 pitches, is traveling to Tampa, Fla., to continue his rehab. He'll advance to batting-practice sessions, and then Minor League rehab games.
In the event that the Yankees needed another starter quickly, Cashman said, he believes the internal choice would be to promote Adam Warren out of his relief role. Dellin Betances, who has excelled in a setup role, is not a candidate to start.
"[Warren] would be the next guy, in my opinion," Cashman said, adding, "We've had internal discussions on Warren, not Betances."
Cashman said he has remained engaged with the trade market, but little has materialized, in part because the Yanks are not alone having sustained pitching injuries this season. Cashman said that teams may be more inclined to change their thinking after the First-Year Player Draft in June.
"It's a very complex situation," Cashman said. "The scarcity of pitching is real, and so we will continue to give opportunities internally until anything that presents itself externally -- and that we can get our hands on -- exists."
Bryan Hoch is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @bryanhoch and read his MLBlog, Bombers Beat.


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Any particular reason why the following code is crashing?
I'm trying to store some vertices into a DzVertexMesh...
DzVertexMesh *vMesh;
vMesh->addVertex(0.0, 0.0, 0.0);
vMesh->addVertex(0.0, 1.0, 0.0);
vMesh->addVertex(1.0, 1.0, 0.0);
vMesh->addVertex(1.0, 0.0, 0.0);
rbtwhiz Posts: 1,508
At a glance, it would appear that you have declared a DzVertexMesh pointer, but you haven't defined it (i.e. = new DzVertexMesh).
#include "dzvertexmesh.h" ... DzVertexMesh *vMesh=new DzVertexMesh;
actually gives a "allocating an object of abstract class 'DzVertexMesh'.
Richard Haseltine Posts: 50,040
Shouldn't there be parentheses at the end?
rbtwhiz Posts: 1,508
@Alessandro: Yeah, sorry... I was on my tablet, on the way out the door to take my wife to dinner. I didn't have anything other than your post in front of me at the time and the use of a declared but undefined pointer was an obvious issue that didn't require me to look at headers/definitions for more context. That is why I started my response with "At a glance". Now that I've had a chance to look at this when I'm not being rushed out the door... rather than DzVertexMesh, which you are correct is an abstract base class, use DzFacetMesh. You will obviously still need to define the pointer before you attempt to do anything with it, or you will cause a crash.
@Richard: Take a look at this. It may even answer some questions you didn't even know you had.
-RobPost edited by rbtwhiz on
Yep, thank you very much Rob, will use the DzFacetMesh
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Thanks Rob, an interesting site.


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It's a ball of 4ply tweed I got cheap because it was a funny dye-lot. I just knitted a st st tube, folded it for double thickness, kitchenered up the end and threw it in the washing machine. Once felted I sewed the zip and a few decorative buttons. Done. Perfect size for my pda and a few business cards. An evening's knitting, an evening's sewing.
It was my birthday yesterday, and my lovely BF made me a cake. A chocolate Guinness cake (recipe in Feast). As you can tell from how much was left by the time it was light enough to take a photo, it's good cake.


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Hello,I'm fairly new to the Arduino world and the programming world in general. I'm attempting to use Fetch to analyze my analog input on the Arduino Due for chemistry research. Not to sound ignorant, but what parameters would be needed in order to use Fetch to read these analogs? I have connected a waveform generator to the Arduino Due and I'm hoping to be able to view the signal through Fetch.Any help is greatly appreciated!
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Sunday, August 23
Summery Tzatziki Salad
16 comments:
- Rosa's Yummy Yums said...
A deliciously refreshing salad! I love tzatziki!
- August 23, 2009 at 5:00 PM
- LK- Healthy Delicious said...
I love tzatziki, but never though to make a salad like this with it. I bet it would be great on potato salad too!
good luck with the house hunting!
- August 23, 2009 at 5:28 PM
- Faith said...
Using tzatziki as a salad dressing is such a good idea! This looks amazing!
- August 23, 2009 at 6:01 PM
- Soma said...
tzatziki makes everything taste good! My dd just loves it on anything, flatbread, salads as dips everything!
- August 23, 2009 at 6:03 PM
- Cinnamon Girl aka Reeni♥ said...
What a refreshing and delicious summer salad! My favorite salad has sweet and savory flavors - a bit of whatever fruit I have - blue or feta cheese - nuts - and whatever veggies I have in the fridge!
- August 23, 2009 at 10:08 PM
- girlichef said...
Oh, I bet that is delicious! I love tzatziki anyway, so why not! :D
- August 24, 2009 at 12:01 AM
- Alisa - Frugal Foodie said...
That picture looks so positively fresh!
- August 24, 2009 at 12:10 AM
- Kevin said...
I like the sound of bulking up a tzatziki salad like this!
- August 24, 2009 at 8:19 AM
- Kalyn said...
Great idea! I love Tzatziki too; never thought of using it like this.
- August 24, 2009 at 9:40 AM
- Grace said...
i can get behind any method for putting tzatziki into my mouth, and the lightness and freshness of this dish is perfect.
- August 24, 2009 at 11:18 AM
Love the idea of tzatziki salad - simple, refreshing and delicious!
- August 24, 2009 at 11:28 AM
- mycookinghut said...
Looks really refreshing!
- August 25, 2009 at 12:27 PM
- Olga said...
that's such an awesome idea to use tzaziki as the dressing!!
I just made tomato/basil/olive salad. Also love orzo salads with a bunch of vegetables.
- August 26, 2009 at 10:51 AM
- Chef Fresco said...
We're in the middle of house-hunting too! It is so stressful!
On another note, I love this simple salad!
- August 26, 2009 at 5:37 PM
- The Cooking Ninja said...
Hope you find your dream home soon. Funnily we were house hunting too but has put the project on hold for now as prices are skyrocketing to a point that both buyers and sellers are going mad.
- September 1, 2009 at 1:23 AM
- Aysha said...
Yummy salad....very refreshing!!!
- September 4, 2009 at 8:24 PM


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Rihanna addresses 777 Tour complaints as plane touches down in New York
RIHANNA has apologised to journalists following her around the world on her 777 Tour for locking herself in a 'panic room' on her private jet for most of the week-long trek.
Just before her Delta jet landed in New York for the final stop on the fast-paced seven-day tour on Tuesday (20Nov12), the R&B star sat down with the disgruntled hacks who had made the trip with her to address complaints she didn't make herself available to them.
Rihanna served up champagne and posed for pictures when the 777 Tour took off to Mexico City last week but failed to show for much of the rest of the trip, locking herself away on flights to shows.
But after reading journalists' less than enthusiastic comments about the tour over the weekend (17-18Nov12), the singer staged an impromptu press conference on Tuesday.
She said, "We made it! This has been an experience I will never ever forget. I barely slept. My sleeping was all done on this plane. I want to thank everyone for making this trip the s**t... I was glad I did this.
"I know you guys got barely any dirt, but I had to be good. I still sound like s**t. It's impossible to spend time with everybody, and I'm sorry I didn't. But this was excellent and I would definitely do it again."
And the Umbrella hitmaker revealed she'd like to tour the world again with a plane full of journalists and photographers.
She added, "I would do this next time with more people, more cities and sit back with the fans more... Normally, I'd be back here popping bottles with y'all (but)... I had to preserve my voice. I was worried about my body more than partying on the plane, so I had to just sleep whenever I could. I hope you guys had as much fun as I did."


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