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James West
James T. West
Played by: Robert ConradIf you could seduce any woman, defeat any man (or a whole gang of them) in a fair fight and keep your cool no matter what elaborate Death Trap you found yourself in... you still wouldn't be a patch on James T. West. He not only does all of that, he does it effortlessly, shirtlessly and in pants a few sizes too small. He's equally at home whether he's taking on seven goons at once or snarking the Big Bad as he (or she) reveals the villainous plan of the week. Nigh-on indestructible, imperturbable and with a mind as quick as his flashing fists, it's no wonder that James West is regarded as the United States' best Secret Service agent.
- Action Hero: Jim usually gets at least one show-stopping fight sequence per episode.
- Bash Brothers: West is formidable enough in a fight on his own, but when Gordon is by his side they're well-nigh unbeatable.
- Berserk Button: Want to make an enemy of Jim West real fast? Go ahead, threaten to harm or actually hurt his partner Artemus Gordon.
- The Big Guy: A rare case where the big guy... isn't. That doesn't stop him from approaching One-Man Army levels of kickassery.
- Captain Ersatz: James West to James Bond.
- Casual Danger Dialog: Speaks it fluently.
- The Charmer: For men, the fist; for women, the kiss. Both are rather effective.
- Fastest Gun in the West: Dr. Loveless hires the fastest gun in the west to kill Jim. Turns out he was only the fastest until Jim arrived...
- Gentleman Snarker: If he's not making cutting remarks at the villain's expense, things must be serious indeed.
- Gorgeous Period Dress: Jim is usually seen in blue suits, though he also has gray ones, a red smoking jacket and standard black-and-white formal wear.
- Hard Head: The author of A Writer's Guide to "The Wild Wild West" has calculated that in 95 episodes, Jim was knocked unconscious by blows to the head 46 times.
- Heterosexual Life-Partners: With Artemus Gordon.
- Hollywood Healing: One of Jim's specialties.
- Honor Before Reason/I Gave My Word: Played straight and nearly word for word in "The Night of the Raven," when Dr. Loveless extracts a promise not to escape from Jim and Jim keeps his promise.
- Improbable Aiming Skills: Among other feats of marksmanship, Jim hits the edge-on blade of an axe from across a room.
- In-Series Nickname: "Jim." Artie also likes to address him as "James, my boy."
- Leitmotif: Established in the first season and used until the fourth.
- Limited Wardrobe: In deliberate contrast to Artie's Unlimited Wardrobe, Jim only seems to own two suits (one royal blue, one baby blue).
- MacGyvering: Jim is adept at this, as seen, for instance, with the pepper cannon in "The Night of the Returning Dead."
- Nerves of Steel: Very little fazes him.
- Nice Hat: Jim typically wears a black sombrero cordobés.
- Overt Operative: Jim West, from top to bottom.
- Painted-On Pants: So tight that Robert Conrad often split them during fight sequences (see "The Night of the Pistoleros" for on-camera evidence).
- Sensitive Guy and Manly Man: With Artie; Jim is the latter half.
- Sharp Dressed Man: He rarely fails to be dressed to the nines.
- Street Smart: Jim is extraordinarily adept at assessing situations, thinking on his feet and keeping cool under fire, all of which have saved his life on numerous occasions.
- Waistcoat of Style: An inevitable part of the Gorgeous Period Dress.
- We Do the Impossible: With Artie's help. It's given a bit of lampshading in "The Night of the Legion of Death."
Artemus Gordon
Artemus Gordon
Played by: Ross MartinIndeed. Add a brilliant scientific mind and you have the primary tools of Artemus Gordon's trade. Though he can hold his own in a fight when necessary, he much prefers to use his wits to achieve his ends. As an actor turned Secret Service agent, he makes full use of his genius for languages, disguise, spell-binding oratory and scientific innovation. He's also fond of the finer things in life - art, wine, gourmet cuisine and, last but certainly not least, beautiful women. He's liable to turn up anywhere and as anyone... but always in the nick of time.
James: Artie, how do you plan to escape?
Artie: Oh, the usual. Guile. Cunning. Trickery.
- Ambiguously Jewish: Ross Martin was a Jew who was born in Poland. (He grew up in a non-English speaking household.) Though the only hints on the show are his knowledge of Eastern European languages, due to a scene where he explains the Hebrew meaning of a young woman's name and the episode "The Night of the Vicious Valentine" where he disguises himself as a Jewish tailor using a perfect Yiddish accent, Artie's Jewishness is Fanon.
- Bash Brothers: With James West.
- Casual Danger Dialog: His standard reaction to peril of any kind.
- Catch Phrase: "As my great aunt Maude used to say... " and "Great jumping balls of St. Elmo's fire."
- The Charmer: The ladies find it hard to resist his sly smile and silver tongue.
- Con Man: A rare example of a law-abiding citizen who runs cons on criminals.
- Con Men Hate Guns: Artie has shades of this in his stance that using violence is "cheating." However, he still carries a gun and is more than willing to use it when necessary (such as in "The Night of Fire and Brimstone").
- Consummate Liar: Whether they're off the cuff or pre-rehearsed, Artie's lies are works of art.
- Cultured Badass: Recites William Shakespeare. Plays the violin. Is an expert on art, wine, gemstones and fine cuisine. Has impeccable manners. Kills people when necessary.
- Demolitions Expert: Usually of the creatively blowing things up variety, but on at least one occasion ("The Night of the Bars of Hell") he's called upon instead to defuse a situation.
- Deuteragonist: He gradually becomes this over the course of the second season.
- Did Not Get the Girl: In "The Night of the Big Blast," Artie proposes marriage to his old flame, Lily Fortune. She turns him down because she "can't lead [his] kind of life."
- Doing Research: This is one of Artie's responsibilities. He's the one who dives into the books - sometimes piles of them - in order to dig out and correlate any relevant bits of data. He's also usually the one who gets in touch with the "research department" and other sources of information back in Washington, D.C.
- Dreadful Musician:
- Though Artie claims to be able to play any musical instrument and backs up his claim rather well, in the past he was apparently not quite so skilled. He tells Jim in "The Night of the Colonel's Ghost" that he once played the organ on a showboat and was so bad that he had to give it up after the patrons threatened to kill him.
- And in the tag scene for "The Night of the Cut-throats," Jim tells Artie that anyone who'd hire him as a piano player (as the week's Big Bad did) would have to be nasty.
- Encyclopaedic Knowledge: Jim very accurately calls Artie a "walking encyclopedia."
- Gadgeteer Genius: Almost every gadget (and there are many) used by the heroes is stated or implied to be Artie's invention.
- Gentleman and a Scholar: He is an expert in multiple fields of study, but also a cheerful, outgoing ladies' man.
- Gentleman Snarker: Artie rarely loses an opportunity to make a quip, even when in the heat of battle.
- Gorgeous Period Dress: The man owns a collection of suits, jackets and such in almost every color of the rainbow, plus brown and black.
- Guile Hero: His stated philosophy is: "When you cannot confound the enemy, then you have lost to him."
- Hard Head: The author of A Writer's Guide to "The Wild Wild West" has calculated that in 95 episodes, Artemus was knocked unconscious by blows to the head 29 times.
- Heterosexual Life-Partners: With James West.
- Holding the Floor: One of Artie's specialties.
- In-Series Nickname: "Artie."
- Just in Time: He has a real knack for showing up just as the evil plan of the week is entering its final stage and/or the villain is about to kill a helpless James West.
- Leitmotif: A cheerful little tune with some martial undertones.
- MacGyvering: Another of his skills.
- Master of Disguise: In many episodes Gordon appears in at least one elaborate disguise, one of the more memorable being Robert E. Lee.
- Meaningful Name: "Artie" is a rather appropriate nickname for Artemus, given his artful (in all senses of the word) nature.
- Mona Lisa Smile: Artie is described as having one.
- Mr. Exposition: Since Artie is the character who most often does any required research, Ross Martin most often gets the thankless task of trying to make an infodump interesting.
- Nice Hat: He tends toward white or brown Stetsons.
- Omniglot: Artie is shown to speak and/or comprehend, at least to some degree, Russian, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, German, Chinese, Japanese and Nahuatl (the language of the Aztecs). He is unfamiliar with Hawaiian but recognizes it as a Polynesian language when he hears it.
- Psychic Powers: Implied in "The Night of the Man-Eating House" and the tag from "The Night of Miguelito's Revenge."
- Purple Prose: Artie likes to break into this from time to time.
- Renaissance Man: Actor, scientist, master of disguise, musician, art expert, pastry chef, etc., etc.
- Romantic Runner-Up: Originally, despite saving the day or having an equal part in saving the day as Jim, he rarely got the girl; many episodes in the first season end with him looking on forlornly as Jim kisses the Damsel in Distress Girl of the Week (although even then there were exceptions - both Jim and Artie get lucky in "The Night of the Torture Chamber," "The Night of the Whirring Death" and "The Night of the Glowing Corpse," and "The Night of Sudden Death" is a rare example where Jim is the Romantic Runner-Up as Artie literally walks away with two ladies!). From season two onwards neither agent was lacking in female companionship.
- Science Hero: His gadgets often save the day while his scientific analysis of available evidence frequently helps point to the solution of a mystery.
- Sensitive Guy and Manly Man: With Jim; Artie is the former.
- Sharp Dressed Man: Unless necessary for a disguise, that is.
- Shorter Means Smarter: Inverted. Artie is actually a few inches taller than Jim.
- Shout Out To Shakespeare: Artie, a former actor, loves to throw out lines from the Bard.
- Sidekick: To Jim in the first season or so.
- The Smart Guy: Though Jim is no slouch intellectually, Artie is an out-and-out genius.
- Smart People Play Chess: On at least two occasions, Artie is shown playing chess... against himself.
- Street Smart: Very much so. He wouldn't last long as a professional undercover man if he wasn't.
- Team Chef: Though he claims in one episode that he "can't cook," this is belied by his ability to prepare everything from simple but delicious camp food to much more elaborate multi-course meals (not to mention his disguise as a chef in "The Night of the Infernal Machine" and "The Night of the Big Blackmail"). He's also a professional-level pastry chef.
- Technobabble: He is occasionally known to spout this.
- The Trickster: Misdirection is his stock in trade.
- Unlimited Wardrobe: Artie's closet on the Wanderer must be bigger inside than outside, otherwise it would occupy an entire car. Every new disguise comes complete with a new outfit.
- Ventriloquism: Something of a Chekhov's Hobby in "The Night of the Sedgewick Curse," except we do see him demonstrate his proficiency at the beginning and end of the episode.
- Voice Changeling: He does an exact imitation of the villain's voice in "Night of the Casual Killer."
- Waistcoat of Style: Lovely examples in blue, red and mixed brown and gold.
- We Do the Impossible: With Jim's help. Lampshaded slightly in "The Night of the Legion of Death."
Miguelito Loveless
Dr. Miguelito Quixote Loveless
Played by: Michael DunnThough possessed of a towering intellect, Dr. Loveless can't reconcile himself to the small body in which he finds himself confined and, at some point, turned to evil. After repeated defeats by West and Gordon he develops a personal grudge against the pair, particularly West, though, at the same time, he learns great respect for their talent and resourcefulness. West himself admits at one point when Loveless has apparently died: "I'll miss him, that little man with the giant rage against the whole universe."
- Arch-Enemy: The most recurrent and iconic villain West and Gordon have faced.
- Breakout Villain: Dr. Miguelito Loveless debuted in the third episode, where he was caught (as he was in his second episode - from his third episode onward he was never captured again). But he was so popular (and Dunn was a good friend of Robert Conrad's in Real Life), that he returned several times a year for the rest of the series.
- Cut Lex Luthor a Check: His less fantastic/silly inventions are decades ahead of their time, although before his first appearance he apparently did make a fortune from some of them.
- Depraved Dwarf: His small stature seems to be the main origin of his hatred for, well, everything.
- Diabolical Mastermind: He's usually in the midst of running one dastardly operation or another with a group of minions at hand.
- Dirty Coward: Dr. Loveless always either runs away or grabs a Human Shield when he doesn't have the upper hand.
- Drink Order: Dr. Loveless rarely goes an episode without drinking cognac.
- Faux Affably Evil: He could be singing and laughing while ordering a massacre or trying to lobotomize West.
- Gadgeteer Genius: Some of his scientific advances are really remarkable (not to mention downright impossible).
- Giggling Villain: Loveless prefers to giggle his way through situations calling for evil laughter. It's still quite effective.
- Joker Immunity: Loveless is either captured or (apparently) killed in many of his appearances, but he always manages to reappear.
- Kingpin in His Gym: Loveless is sparring with his minions when West first meets him. As a dwarf he's not a physical match, but he seems to specialize in a martial art involving his walking stick and makes short work of them. This seems to be nothing but a bit of entertaining exercise, since he never even attempts direct combat any other time.
- Leitmotif: He came back so often that he got his own theme music.
- Mad Scientist: He's brilliant but, sadly, as mad as a march hare.
- Motive Decay: In his first appearance his goal was to force recognition of his family claim to land amounting to half of California and make it a paradise with his other inventions, and to prevent mass production and military use of an explosive he helped invent. By his second appearance these were secondary goals to revenge on West, which was planned to at least forward them, and after that he'd totally lost it.
- The Napoleon: While Loveless likes to think of himself as a logical, calm, rational being, he is pretty much the exact opposite, given to rages, tantrums and vindictiveness.
- No, Mr. Bond, I Expect You to Dine: In "The Night of the Surreal McCoy," Dr. Loveless claims that it would be uncivilized to kill West before sitting down to dinner with him.
- The Only One Allowed to Defeat You: Dr. Loveless feels this way about West. In "The Night of the Surreal McCoy," when a rebellious minion tries to just come right out and shoot West, Loveless attacks him with a blowgun.
- Psychopathic Manchild: He can go from Giggling Villain to Tantrum Throwing in seconds.
- Shadow Archetype: Why is a genius like Loveless so obsessed with a lowly Secret Service Agent like West, to the point of including him in all his schemes? It's a case of Not So Different: both of them are intelligent (though Loveless is at genius level), both of them are handsome, and both of them have a lot of success with the Girl of the Week. Furthermore, West is almost always the shortest guy in the TV show (not counting Loveless) and yet he is perfectly happy and wants to help others. Loveless will never accept that his Take Over the World schemes would result, for him, in a And Then What? situation... he would still be the same bitter man. Destroying West, the man who reminds Loveless that being shorter than anyone else is not an obstacle to happiness, is his true dream.
- Sharp Dressed Man: Loveless may be evil but he has a great tailor.
- Utopia Justifies the Means: The motivation behind almost every evil, twisted scheme of Loveless' is to create a better world - though only better by his standards, of course.
Count Manzeppi
Count Manzeppi
Played by: Victor BuonoA man of mystery. It's never made clear what powers Manzeppi has, if any, but he is capable of seemingly inexplicable feats of "magic." He is suave, sophisticated, intelligent, cold-blooded and completely self-serving.
- Affably Evil: He may try to kill you, but he'll be very friendly and polite about it.
- Deadpan Snarker: He has a razor-sharp wit and he's not afraid to use it.
- Fat Bastard: He's about three times Loveless' size by volume and just as evil.
- Friendly Enemy: Count Manzeppi treats West and Gordon this way, although the sentiment is not mutual.
- Maybe Magic, Maybe Mundane: Count Manzeppi appears to have magical powers, but it's never made clear how much is appearance and how much is reality.
- Psychic Powers: A possible explanation for his apparent feats of magic.
- Villain: Exit, Stage Left!: Count Manzeppi always gets away.
- Wicked Cultured: Although some of his high-falutin' quotes are clearly made up for comedic effect.


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Country Style Casserole
This dish is pure comfort food. It comes together quickly with the use of frozen vegetables and canned soup. It is an excellent way to use up leftover chicken (or you could use turkey if you still have some). You can always just use a roasted chicken from the grocery store deli too! My family loved this creamy filling dish.
- ½ onion, diced
- 2 (10-3/4 ounces each) cans condensed cream of chicken soup, undiluted
- ¾ cup mayonnaise
- ½ cup milk
- 3 tablespoons honey
- 2 tablespoons Dijon mustard
- 4 cups cubed cooked chicken
- 1 package (26 ounces) frozen shredded hash brown potatoes
- 3 cups frozen sliced carrots
- In a skillet, sauce onion in ¼ cup water until tender. Cooking in water will save on calories. You can add water a little at a time while cooking if needed. Set aside.
- In a large bowl, combine the soup,mayonnaise, milk, honey, and mustard until smooth.
- Then fold in the chicken, hash browns, carrots, and onions that were previously cooked.
- Pour mixture into a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish.
- Cover and bake at 350° for 45-50 minutes. Uncover; bake 15-20 minutes longer or until bubbly. Serves 6-8.
Adapted from Quick Cooking.
8 comments on "Country Style Casserole"
Can,t wait to try this recipe. Looks delishious.
can this recipe be prepared in a crock-pot/slow cooker. If so, please provide the details. Thank you
Can this recipe be prepared in a crock pot/slow cooker.? If so, please provide the details. Thank you
What do we do with the onion?
Sharon please read number 3 in the instructions to learn what to do with the onions. Ruby Brown
it tells you in the receipe what to do i=with the onion, you add it with the rest of the ingredients
Yum! Perfect for a cold day! Can't wait to give this a try!
I love quick, easy casseroles like this one!


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Strong, healthy people can recover from diarrhea in a few hours or days at most. However, individuals weakened by malnutrition or sickness often cannot recover and start losing large amounts of fluids and salts. Without treatment, this may continue until they actually die of dehydration. Children become dehydrated faster than adults.
The treatment for diarrhea is surprisingly simple. Called Oral Rehydration Therapy (ORT), it is a mixture of water, salt, and sugar that replenishes the lost fluids in the body. This basic treatment has helped reduce diarrheal deaths by about two-thirds in recent decades. It is perhaps the height of human tragedy that still so many parents must watch a son or daughter die of diarrhea when the cure is so simple and so inexpensive.
Sources: UNICEF, World Health Organization (WHO), Rehydration Project.
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Inter's Andrea Ranocchia: A Young Defender with a Big FutureFebruary 11, 2013
It was a perfectly weighted corner from Antonio Cassano into what can best be described as "too much" space in the Chievo box. With a predatory instinct, Andrea Ranocchia drifted back to fill it, rising above the oncoming Francesco Acerbi to head home an incredible effort from the edge of the area.
The goal put Inter back ahead, following Cassano's first and the Chievo captain Luca Rigoni's equaliser.
The young defender wheeled away in celebration, but also in relief. Rigoni's score should have been dealt with better, and it was only fate that had kept the hapless Acerbi from heading home when he was clear on goal before that.
In reasserting their control on the game, Inter and the young Ranocchia showed strength and resolve—but it shouldn't be forgotten that they put themselves in that position in the first place.
Defensive frailty has dogged Andrea Stramaccioni's Inter, just as questions about his true potential have stuck to Ranocchia since he made his Serie A debut back in 2009 for Bari. He'd been part of the Galletti squad who'd won promotion and earned admirers during 2008-09. Expectations were raised.
During the 2009-10 season, he played beside a young Leonardo Bonucci, now of Juventus. Again, his performances were promising.
But there was another common thread during those two seasons for the young defender from Assisi—injuries and dips in form. In two years at Bari, he played less than Bonucci did in one.
It's strange to see how different the pair's careers have been.
Bonucci has cemented his place for both club and country, an unmovable feature of both Antonio Conte's and Cesare Prandelli's plans.
Ranocchia, meanwhile, has faced more of a struggle.
In each season following his departure from Bari, he played less and conceded more. There were the occasional highs—Coppa Italia success and some appearances in the Champions League—but the signs weren't good.
Gian Piero Gasperini and then Claudio Ranieri left him on the bench when he wasn't injured, and the few opportunities he got were marred with blunders and poor performances.
The arrival of Stramaccioni saw more chances, but many wondered if it was already too late for the defender. Then, Prandelli chose not to take him to Euro 2012.
There was no shame in being behind the likes of Andrea Barzagli, Giorgio Chiellini and his old pal Bonucci, but Angelo Ogbonna? The Torino defender is the same age as Ranocchia. He'd been a regular starter for Torino, but in Serie B.
Certainly, Ogbonna is one of Italian football's most highly rated young defenders, but Ranocchia—said his supporters—offered more in the way of big game experience from his time at Inter. And yet, he stayed at home.
Almost before it had reached its zenith, his star appeared to be on the wane.
Fast forward to this season. Thankfully for the gifted Italian, his career seems to have turned a corner. This is the first time since his teenage years in Serie C1 when he's featured in more than 20 league games, and there's still plenty left to play.
He's become an integral part of Strama's Inter, and even if it isn't the most defensively secure line-up in Nerazzurri history, it shows promise. At 24, he can enjoy another decade at the highest level, assuming he stays injury free, and Hugo Campagnaro's rumoured arrival from Napoli will worry other members of the Inter squad more than it will Ranocchia. Expect him to be at the heart of Strama's side next season, challenging for honours at home and abroad.
Likewise, for Prandelli's national team, Ranocchia is coming of age at a time of great promise. The Azzurri have a wealth of youthful talent right now, but the Inter man is the perfect blend of youth and experience on which to build a long-term project.
He missed South Africa and Poland-Ukraine. Don't bet on him missing Brazil.


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A rumor says that LG is working on a new smartphone or phablet marked as GX.This phone could boast a 5.5-inch full HD screen, 2GB of RAM, 32GB of internal storage, 13-megapixel camera on the back and 4G LTE connectivity support. In addition, it will use either Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 or Snapdragon 800.The LG GX looks very much like the LG Optimus G Pro.
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There are many reasons drivers around the area choose to buy used Volvo cars. Some are interested in the fact that pre-owned vehicles are less pricey, while others simply yearn for the style of a particular model year. In either case, Ferman Volvo Cars is here to help. Our reliable used cars are thoroughly inspected before sale to ensure that they meet all of the safety, style, and longevity requirements our buyers are so stringent about. In one word, what we offer buyers is simply quality.
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PRE-ORDER - DUE 12TH MARCH. Cassette with download code., limited to 100. Ben 'The Rebel' Wallers handed two cassettes he hand-dubbed in the early naughties for Night School to excavate and this is the second. Country Teasers' Ben Wallers inhabits an nth dimension of his own creation, a dimension explained and expanded by his alter-ego The Rebel (Sacred Bones, Junior Aspirin). Although, let's be frank, where the alter and the ego divide is unclear. 'Titrack Luxury or Bums On A Rock' was self-recorded and hand-dubbed by The Rebel in the early naughties and easily matches his vinyl productions of the same era. Indeed some songs from 'Titrack..' were recycled for later releases but it's on this record that they make the most sense. Conceived as an album proper, with recurring 'bums on a rock' theme, herein also includes Rebel classics 'Man v Cock,' 'Keith' and 'Please Ban Music.' Superhumanly prolific and at times touched with incisive genius, The Rebel's music is part surrealistic unter-class poesy and part grotesque satire. A homemade conglomeration of techniques and signatures - warped country music, primitive electronics and ceaseless lyrical invention make up The Rebel's sound.


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Lancelot Greirsone of Dalskairth, put Houstoun in Castle.
In reply to:
Lancelot Greirson, bro. of Robert Greirson of Barjarg Tower - Dec. 28th, 1635
Alan Grierson 9/13/03
Sir Wm Grierson, 9th Lord of Lag Castle, Dumfries, Scot.
Got sasine
11 May 1597 of Larglanley,
16 May 1609 of Windiehill,
and 26 June 1616 of Capenoch.
Appointed as Commissioner to Parliament representing Dumfriesshire 1617-1625, was shot and killed in 1629.
From which time (some of) the family (may have) called themselves Grier or Greer instead of Grierson.(?)
Sir William Grierson m. 9 May 1593 in Dumfrieshire, Scotland to Nichola MAXWELL and had children :
1. Helena Grierson, b. prior 1597 in Lag, Dumfriesshire.
2. Sir Robert Grierson, b. prior 1598 in Dumfrieshire,
...d. prior 21 Feb 1654 in Scotland.
...He was M.P. for Dumfriesshire 1628-48 when his
...brother, Lancelot Grierson put William Houston
...in gaol at Blackness Castle, possibly for refusal
...or inability to pay unreasonable taxes.
3. Sara Grierson b.prior 1598 in Lag, Dumfriesshire,
....m. 1621 William Ferguson of Craigdarrach.
4. Alexander Grierson b.prior 1599 in Lag, Dumfriesshire, ....d. 1655 in Scotland. Resided at Barnbachill.
....12 May 1629: [LagCh#209] wit. sasine of
....Sir Robert Greirsoun, his brother.
5. Agnes Grierson b.prior 1599 in Lag, Dumfriesshire, Scotland. She died on 3 Jan 1664.
6. William Grierson b.prior 1600 in Lag, Dumfriesshire.
7. John Grierson b.prior 1601 in Lag, Dumfriesshire, ...resided Capenoch, Dumfries,
8.Sir James Grier.
9. Lancelot Grierson b. after 1604 in Lag, Dumfriesshire,
...6 August 1630, Lag Charter #214 :
...Lancelot Greirsone sasine of Dalskairth.
...1635 he put William Houstoun / Howstoune of Whithorn,
... Wigtownshire, Scotland,
...in gaol in Blackness Castle.
10. Isabel Grierson m.1629 Edward MAXWELL of Lagan.
(Lagan / Laggan in Ireland or in Scotland ?)
....A Mr. Maxwell was executor of will of Wm Houston
....of Pennsylvania c.1707.
Would you know when William Houstoun, (who had descendant,
Wm Houstoun, M.P. for Pennsylvania late 1600s), was released from the ward of Blackness Castle ?Thankyou.


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Mr. HIGGINS. Mr. Speaker, I come to the House floor to talk about the extraordinary transformation in the city of Buffalo and Buffalo's waterfront. The national publication, The Economist, had declared last week that the city of Buffalo is back in business.
Buffalo was once an industrial economy and an industrial working waterfront. Today, there is a transformation of public places along the water's edge attracting some 800,000 people from all over Buffalo, western New York, and southern Ontario into the city of Buffalo. There are 425 cultural and arts events. Four years ago, there were none.
Buffalo's last 36 months have been a period of great progress, with tens of millions of dollars of private sector investment following the public investment of infrastructure that has transformed Buffalo's waterfront. The last 36 months have been a period of great progress. The next 36 months are poised to be a period of even greater progress.
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Teacher Finina P. Lava is now a certified Zumba instructor!
HOD teacher, Finina Isabel Lava, earned her certificate as a Zumba instructor after attending the instructors' training program at the AllStars Studio in Las Pinas, Metro Manila, last November 3 & 4, 2012. More importantly, the House of Dance has registered Teacher Fina in the Zumba Instructors' Network (ZIN) where she shall receive continuing education from the ZUMBA Instructors organization.
Following this, Zumba classes shall be held at the House of Dance beginning January 2013.


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With a mix of presentations, performances and discussions by professors in music, poetry, science, engineering, business and architecture, the Solar Fusion event happening later this month will be a daylong celebration of The University of Arizona's multidisciplinary achievements in solar energy.
"Solar Fusion 2009 is an event that should not be missed," said Joseph Simmons, co-director of the UA's Arizona Research Institute for Solar Energy. "The UA is leading the way with innovations in solar energy, and Solar Fusion offers the opportunity for everyone at the University and in the community to share in what's happening."
One of the Solar Fusion's signature activities will be an interactive panel discussion with several UA leaders in solar research, headed by UA President Robert N. Shelton.
The discussion – "Sustainable Development in Arizona" – will be moderated by Christopher Conover, a television and radio reporter for Arizona Public Media.
It begins at 12:50 p.m. on Aug. 28 and will take place in Crowder Hall, located in the School of Music.
Additional panelists include:
- Paul Bonavia, president and CEO of Tucson Electric Power Co.
- Ardeth Barnhart, co-director of the Arizona Research Institute for Solar Energy.
- Diana Liverman, co-director of the UA Institute of the Environment.
- Paul R. Portney, dean of the UA Eller College of Management.
Comments by the panelists likely will emphasize research efforts taking place at the UA and with its industry partners, the UA's leadership role in environmental sustainability, and the role of students in environmental research.
The discussion, Simmons said, will be in a setting "where everyone will have the opportunity to learn more, and get their questions answered about the University's many achievements in solar energy, and its future directions in education and the implementation of sustainable living."
Those attending the talk will be able to ask questions of the panelists and questions will be being accepted online during the event on the Arizona Research Institute for Solar Energy, or AzRISE, Web site.
For those unable to attend, AzRISE and Arizona Public Media will stream the discussion live on their Web sites.
Solar Fusion, being presented by AzRISE, takes place 400 years, to the week, after Galileo Galilei unveiled the telescope – an invention that fused science, engineering, technology and art into a single instrument that breathed knowledge into the human relationship with the sun.
For a complete list of events, visit the Solar Fusion Web site.


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Theatrical adaptations of The Master and Margarita
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So far, 2011 was the year with the highest number of representations of The Master and Margarita. In part this was due to the fact that the piece was part of the standard repertoire of 17 theatres and lengthened over and over again. In 2012, for example, the famous Yuri Lyubimov at the Taganka Theatre in Moscow started its 35th season.
But in 2011, the 120th anniversary of Mikhail Bulgakov was also taken by many theater people as an opportunity to bring a tribute to the master. Throughout the year, works of Bulgakov were brought on scene throughout the world. And the Moscow director Roman Viktyuk started a major tour with his Мастер и Маргарита [Master i Margarita] adaptation. But that was mainly to celebrate his own 75th birthday.
The year 2011 also brought some changes in the performances of Мастер и Маргарита [Master i Margarita] in Moscow, the city of the master. Director János Szász, who had been directing his A Mester és Margarita in Budapest, Hungary for many years, was invited by the Moscow Chekhov Art Theater, where Bulgakov himself had been working, to create a new adaptation. He created quite some commotion by presenting a contemporary version of it, including scenes in a subway tunnel. At one point of the representation, bank notes fluttered down from the ceiling on the audience. The Stanislavsky Theatre was also talk of the town. It fired its artistic director Aleksander Galibin, the actor who had played the role of the master in the TV series Мастер и Маргарита [Master i Margarita] by Vladimir Bortko. Galibin was replaced by Valery Belyakovich, the director who had, since 1993, continuously been directing theatre adaptations of The Master and Margarita in the Moscow theatres South-West and Arbat.
One of the most striking new stage operations at the beginning of this decade was The Master and Margarita by the London based theatre company Complicite and directed by Simon McBurney. In 2011 it was performed a few times in Luxembourg and Plymouth, eventually going to premiere in London on March 15, 2012. Next came a tour including performances in Vienna, Amsterdam and the famous Theatre Festival in Avignon, France.
You can view the details of the performances by clicking on a year at the top of this page. If you observe errors in the data or if you got information about other performances, please feel free to contact us.
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All persons, including newborn infants, are required to obtain passports in their own names for travel to most foreign countries.
In an effort to strengthen border security, the United States Departments of Homeland Security and State implemented the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI) for AIR TRAVEL on January 23, 2007. Currently, all U.S. citizens, including children, are required to present a valid passport or other approved travel document when departing from or entering the United States from within the Western Hemisphere AT AIR PORTS of entry. U.S. citizens can present a valid passport, NEXUS card at airports with NEXUS kiosks, U.S. military ID with travel orders, or a U.S. Merchant Mariner Document when on official business.
As of June 1, 2009, U.S. citizens entering the United States AT SEA OR LAND PORTS of entry are required to have documents that comply with the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI), most commonly a valid U.S. passport, a passport card, a trusted traveler card such as NEXUS, SENTRI or FAST, or an enhanced driver's license.
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There are certain stories that appeal to me so much I can read (or watch) them over and over again. Many have a Christmas theme, as I'm the type of person who totally agrees with Andy Williams. It is the most wonderful time of the year.
The movie, A Christmas Story, ranks high on my list. Set in the early 1940's, the story features a typical family in the weeks before Christmas. There's a curmudgeonly but lovable dad, a funny and empathetic mom, a young son named Ralphie with an obsessive Christmas wish, and Ralphie's overdressed younger brother, Randy. The movie was based on a short story collection titled, In God We Trust: All Others Pay Cash. The book was published in 1966, and the stories were drawn from the author, Jean Shepherd's, own childhood.
Yet the film almost never happened. One evening in the late 1960's, a young director named Bob Clark heard Shepherd narrating some of his stories on a radio show. Clark wanted to make the stories into a movie, but it would take nearly 20 years and a Hollywood-style deal to get the job done.
After Clark directed a highly successful movie called Porky's, MGM gave him the go-ahead to make A Christmas Story only if he'd commit to doing a Porky's sequel. Clark agreed. So in 1983, on a tiny budget with next to no marketing funds, he created the film he'd been longing to make. The author, Jean Shepherd, acts as narrator and even has a cameo appearance as a disgruntled shopper in the Santa line at Higbee's Department Store.
The movie's limited release earned lukewarm reviews, and quickly became relegated to a shelf. In 1986, MGM sold A Christmas Story, along with a batch of other movies to Warner Brothers for use on cable television.
BOOM! As soon as a vast audience had the opportunity to see A Christmas Story, it was on its way to becoming one of the most popular Christmas movies ever made. People couldn't get enough of watching the sometimes gentle, sometimes outrageous humor lurking within the relationships of this 1940's era family. For some, it recalled memories of their own youth. Others looked at it from a "those were the good-old-days" perspective. But most loved it simply because it reminded them of being a kid who believes in the magic of Christmas.
No matter the reason, A Christmas Story soon became a holiday tradition. It typically runs for twenty-four straight hours starting each year on Christmas Eve, and is so beloved, it generated a business, a Broadway musical, and a museum.
To view a plethora of fun facts about the movie, and find gifts galore, check out this link to A Christmas Story House. Purchased by a fan and carefully restored, the house is sure to delight even the most passionate and picky movie-lover. The house is located in Cleveland, Ohio (even though the story takes place in Indiana). Fans can take a tour, view movie memorabilia, and visit the gift shop. They even have movie-themed presents for sale.
Personally, this place is on my list to someday visit. I'm simply dying to know if descendants of the Bumpus hounds still live next door, waiting to plunder and pillage the Old Man's castle.
I hope you get a chance to enjoy seeing this wonderful film for the first or (like me) the zillionth time. You can bet your snow boots that I'll be watching it again come Christmas Eve.
And speaking of Christmas, I'd like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas. Here's hoping you receive your own heart's desire on Christmas Day.
Even if it's a leg lamp.


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April 8, 1999
Mr. Jerry M. Gillooly
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Dear Mr. Gillooly:
This is in response to your letter of February 17, requesting compliance assistance from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regarding the revised powered industrial truck operator training standard 29 CFR 1910.178.
Your specific inquiry concerned 1910.178(l)(4)(ii)(D), which requires refresher training in relevant topics when the operator is assigned to drive a different type of truck. Refresher training compliments the initial training required by paragraph 1910.178(l)(3) and serves to reinforce that initial training. The type and amount of training needed in refresher training when the operator is assigned to drive a different type of truck depends on factors such as the different characteristics of the different or new type of truck. For example, an operator who has been trained and evaluated in the use of a sit down counter-balanced rider truck would need refresher training if that operator is assigned to operate an operator-up counter-balanced front/side loader truck or a rough terrain forklift truck because of the different characteristics of the two trucks. Conversely, operators would not require refresher training when they are assigned to operate the same type of truck with a different manufacturer unless the truck has different characteristics.
Please be advised that 1910.178(l) provides a performance-oriented and cost-effective approach to refresher training. When operators have been trained, evaluated, and certified by the employer as required by 1910.178(l) in the use of different types of trucks, they would not require refresher training simply because they are assigned to operate one of those trucks.
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Hes Still In Denial About The Divorce.I filed, he was served, we evn went to my lawyers office together, but he still thinks its not happening. he want me to try to work things out one day at a time. You see, he has heeen verbally and emotionally abusive for 14 yrs. I finally found the courage to get this done. I dont love him. Actually most times I cant stand him. He still belittles me ,even in front of my 3 kids. THEn he ha sthe ner ve to say he still loves me and wants to start having sex again. ewww. Any advice would surely help. thanx in advance.
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Stay single.
I have a response for you. You are a total butch!! You never loved him and reading between the lines You didn't get the kind if sex you thought your slutty *** deserved. Good luck it's obvious to me that its all about you. God help the next guy you get involved with!


text: Hip Karma Hostel is a small hostel located in the heart of Barcelona, very close to the main bus station. It has free Wi-Fi, free lockers, free bag storage and kitchen facilities. The rooms in Hip Karma Hostel are dormitory style with bunk beds. All beds have curtains and reading light. All beds have a security locker with a electrical socket. The hostel has air conditioning and heating. There are separate male and female showers and bathrooms. The kitchen has satellite TV and a large fridge. Hip Karma Hostel is close to França Station and Arc de Triomf Metro station. It is also less than 10 minutes' walk from Plaça Catalunya.


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In my work researching and writing about occupations, I encounter a lot of statistics. And this year, with an election coming ever closer, we are likely to see the results of many surveys of voters. I want to emphasize that numbers reported from surveys tell less than half of the story. They are the results of mere tabulation. What makes the numbers meaningful is the nature of the sample. Or, to put it another way, you can't understand what a study tells you unless you understand the sample it's based on.
To illustrate this point, I like to bring up two anecdotes. I think you'll find them interesting even if (maybe especially if) you've never taken a course in statistics.
The first anecdote is based on the research that social scientists did when they essentially invented the science of jury selection. This happened in 1972, when seven radicals were about to go on trial in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, for conspiracy to raid draft boards and destroy records, among other planned antiwar actions. This was a time of great political polarization and in a place that is characterized by political conservatism. The researchers, working on behalf of the antiwar activists' lawyers, wanted to find a way to predict the political leanings of jurors so the lawyers could seat a jury that would be less conservative than one chosen at random from the Harrisburg population. The lawyers would not be able to ask the potential jurors flat-out about their politics; instead, they needed an indirect way to assess this.
The social scientists surveyed citizens of that community to identify their political attitudes and then correlated these attitudes with other facts about the jurors. They discovered that the surest way to predict a Harrisburger's politics was to ask how much education the person had: The more educated the person was, the more conservative that person's politics.
The researchers eventually realized why this was so: Young people in Harrisburg who became highly educated acquired the occupational mobility to leave the region if they were not conservative; therefore, the sample of highly educated people who remained had to be quite conservative. If the results of their survey surprised you, it's because you didn't stop to think about what the sample really was: not everyone who ever lived in Harrisburg, but rather those who remained—by choice or because they were less able to move out.
The second anecdote is from the Second World War. British bomber planes flying missions over Germany were often shot down by anti-aircraft fire. The Royal Air Force wanted to shield vulnerable parts of the aircraft with armor, but they wanted to use a minimal amount of armor to avoid weighing down (and slowing down) the planes. The RAF commissioned the statistician Abraham Wald to examine the planes after bombing missions to determine where on the planes' undersides it was most critical to apply anti-flak armor.
Wald counted bullet holes in the planes and recommended that armor be applied where there were the fewest bullet holes.
This may seem like a mistake to you. Maybe you're thinking that armor is supposed to protect against anti-aircraft fire, so shouldn't the RAF have armored the places that got hit the most?
Again, consider the sample: Wald was not looking at every bomber that flew a mission, but rather those that returned from missions. Bombers that got shot down were removed from the sample. The bombers that returned and made up the sample were the ones that were hit only in places that were not critical for staying airborne. The places where the surviving planes were not hit, therefore, were the most likely to be critical and in need of armor.
If you're wondering why I'm writing about this subject in a blog about careers, consider this blog entry a look at how complicated statisticians' work can be, not so much in terms of the mathematics, but rather in terms of the concepts that must be understood.
The nonstatistical lesson to take away from these anecdotes is that you have to be careful when you make a generalization about a population—for example, the notion that educated people are more liberal politically (or, to draw on today's politics, the notion that people of one religion are a greater threat to security). Such generalizations may be true in some global sense, but the particular population you are dealing with may really be a subset of the global population, either self-selecting or selected by some exterior factor you have not considered. The global generalization may be a poor fit for this subset, or the subset may be a misleading basis for a global generalization.


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Making a Scene: A Practical Planning Method for Your Story's Building Blocks
When I stumbled through my first manuscript eleven years ago, I didn't know much about scenes. I didn't know much about writing a book, come to think of it, but the best way to learn is to just do it. (And, of course, read up on the subject at places […]Read More


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Escapist Podcast: 090: Nintendo Bails on E3 and Dragon's Crown's Breasts
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Ok, so the "Three Dwarves" picture was presented by its author as the punchline of a joke, but I feel like I'm the only person around that considers it beautiful in its own. I mean, I'm not even sexually attracted to its subject matter (that being burly males), but I still consider it to be very well done.
Hell, now that I think about it I could say the very same about the sorceress design.
Well I'm not most people!
*falcon punches a unicorn*
I'm kidding of course I'd never falcon punch a unicorn.
But on topic of big boobied ladies in games and so on.
I've never felt more weird and out of place than when I read these discussions. It never once jumped out at me as a kid and very rarely does now. Similarly in Soul Calibur I used to play Voldo a >lot<. It wasn't until like the fourth game that a friend said "How can you play him? He's dressed like a freak." and I realized that yeah I guess he is kinda in a thong with a ball gag isn't he...
I do think that everyone should be able to find entertainment that they relate to, but I don't think that all the entertainment that doesn't apply to them is the problem. Japanese Mega Boobs are not stopping any company from making a game with a realistic female protagonist.
It's pretty easy to do it, even if you are lazy. For instance seeing as most men in games are as empty as Bella from Twilight, just make a game with a male protagonist and at the end change the model to be a lady. Congratulations.
The amount of male characters with any kind of substance to them is remarkably thin, I think most game teams just have poor character development teams working behind them.
"Quantum Conundrum", obviously. It's about as close as you can get to having an actual poem in the title. But I also quite like Yahtzee's interpretation of "Just Cause 2". And I have to say, I agree with Greg on "Half-Life". It always looked like that title was supposed to be a double entendre for something, but how "being half alive" or "having half a life" factors into the actual game remains a mystery.
RE: Which Console
As a child I started out very devout to Nintendo, when i moved to college I purchased an X-box 360, now that i am living on my own, while I may still be playing games on my 360, but I find myself playing more games on my Computer. Between the mods that I can download, the lower price, Steam, and not needing to purchase a Gold Membership in order to play on line; the computer is the best to own in my opinion.
If money wasn't an issue, I'd probably get a PS3, but when the games I'm looking forward to are all coming out on the PC, why bother?
For me its going to come down to the exclusives, why buy a game system that can double as a computer when my computer is right there? Until i get enough reasons to buy a console, I'm just going to spend that money upgrading my computer.
When it comes to titles, I'm quite taken with "Stealth Bastard: Tactical Espionage Arsehole" because I'm juvenile.
They can most certainly fix the D-Pad on the Xbox controller! Love the controller, but for anyone who plays fighting games, it's not usuallly the top choice for playing those on.
I'm sorry but I feel somewhat thrown by the following post causing someone to be banned.
Yeah, he's being a dick, he could come across a nicer way. Still, I see a lot, a LOT of valid critiques in there. They're presented in a somewhat adolescent and hurtful way and I dunno if this was like the final warning or something which caused the permanent ban but it just....sits wrong with me. It feels like a ban just due to you disliking the way he made his correct points or because you feel you're shown to be wrong.
I was of the thought that you're better than to ban someone just cause they gave you the excuse to do so with the way they express their valid points rather than just tackle whatever actual validity therein. It just sits wrong with me for for this to end up in a ban. It feels like taking the easy way out.
I guess I'd have been happier if you first responded and then banned the guy. Hmm...would perhaps putting the same points in polite and constructive terms generate a reply? If so, I can do that!
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DHCP Global Options HowTo
How to Make gPXE or iPXE work with Zeroshell
The situation:
Zeroshell is my network-wide DHCP server.
I have an iSCSI device presenting iSCSI disk LUNs to my network.
I want a diskless, thin client PC that can boot from the iSCSI disks provided.
The method:
Booting from an iSCSI device (or any other device) requires a bootloader to make the initial connections before passing control to your OS.
IDE Hard drives have the initial bootloader in BIOS, SCSI hard drives have the BIOS addon on the SCSI card, network booting has PXE.
However, PXE booting requires specialized server software (for Windows) and is fairly limited in what it can boot. Enter gPXE (now iPXE [
]). This has extended the standard PXE environment to boot by many other network methods, including attaching an iSCSI disk LUN and booting from it as if it were a local disk. There are also many ways to start gPXE or iPXE, including USB, ISO, or (easiest for me) a network option ROM that replaces the standard PXE boot ROM.
The problem:
gPXE (and iPXE) get their configuration settings for where and how to boot from the DHCP server, as DHCP options. A few settings, such as "root-path" or "filename", are defined and available by use in ISC DHCPd, used in ZeroShell. However, many are not. They are custom options defined and encapsulated in an unused DHCP option, option 175. In order to use these settings, they must first be defined in the global area of dhcp.conf (see
Zeroshell does not allow that. Yes, advanced options (custom settings like this) are available, but as part of a subnet definition, not global, which is where these settings must be defined.
Manually editing the dhcp.conf file is ALSO available, but a reboot or ANY changes to your DHCP settings in the GUI will wipe it out.
The solution:
In a method identical to the "Subnet Advanced Options", store my "Global Advanced Options" in a separate file and modify the scripts to include them when rebuilding dhcp.conf. The chosen insert point was just after the default global options were added, inserting a line into the script to read the contents of the extra file and add them to the configuration. Also, the advanced options testing script creates a temporary dhcp.conf to use as well, so the same line must be inserted there as well.
The DHCP configuration file,
, is stored at:
$REGISTER/system/dhcp/dhcp.conf (/Database/var/register/system/dhcp/dhcp.conf)
The DHCP configuration build script,
, is stored at:
/root/kerbynet.cgi/scripts/dhcp_configfile (in RAM)
The "Subnet Advanced Options" Test script,
, is located at:
/root/kerbynet.cgi/scripts/dhcp_checkopt (in RAM)
The "Subnet Advanced Options" config file,
, is located at:
The NEW "Global Advanced Options" config file,
, is located at:
$REGISTER/system/dhcp/Global_Parameters (/Database/var/register/system/dhcp/Global_Parameters)
Modification steps:
Add the following code to your preboot script:
# Patch DHCP config scripts to include a Global_Parameters section, and pass config testing
touch /Database/var/register/system/dhcp/Global_Parameters
sed -i 's/^EOF$/EOF\ncat \$REGISTER\/system\/dhcp\/Global_Parameters/g' /root/kerbynet.cgi/scripts/dhcp_configfile
sed -i 's/echo \"ignore client-updates;\" >>\$FILE/echo \"ignore client-updates;\" >>\$FILE\ncat \$REGISTER\/system\/dhcp\/Global_Parameters >>\$FILE/g' /root/kerbynet.cgi/scripts/dhcp_checkopt
Using your favorite method, create your
file. Mine is:
# iPXE Options for hosts
option space ipxe;
option ipxe-encap-opts code 175 = encapsulate ipxe;
option ipxe.priority code 1 = signed integer 8;
option ipxe.keep-san code 8 = unsigned integer 8;
option ipxe.skip-san-boot code 9 = unsigned integer 8;
option ipxe.no-pxedhcp code 176 = unsigned integer 8;
option ipxe.bus-id code 177 = string;
option ipxe.bios-drive code 189 = unsigned integer 8;
option ipxe.username code 190 = string;
option ipxe.password code 191 = string;
option ipxe.reverse-username code 192 = string;
option ipxe.reverse-password code 193 = string;
option ipxe.version code 235 = string;
option iscsi-initiator-iqn code 203 = string;
# iPXE Feature indicators
option ipxe.pxeext code 16 = unsigned integer 8;
option ipxe.iscsi code 17 = unsigned integer 8;
option ipxe.aoe code 18 = unsigned integer 8;
option ipxe.http code 19 = unsigned integer 8;
option ipxe.https code 20 = unsigned integer 8;
option ipxe.tftp code 21 = unsigned integer 8;
option ipxe.ftp code 22 = unsigned integer 8;
option ipxe.dns code 23 = unsigned integer 8;
option ipxe.bzimage code 24 = unsigned integer 8;
option ipxe.multiboot code 25 = unsigned integer 8;
option ipxe.slam code 26 = unsigned integer 8;
option ipxe.srp code 27 = unsigned integer 8;
option ipxe.nbi code 32 = unsigned integer 8;
option ipxe.pxe code 33 = unsigned integer 8;
option ipxe.elf code 34 = unsigned integer 8;
option ipxe.comboot code 35 = unsigned integer 8;
option ipxe.efi code 36 = unsigned integer 8;
option ipxe.fcoe code 37 = unsigned integer 8;
to create and activate your dhcp.conf (or reboot).
Now you can use these options in your host definitions, such as this one:
Description: Virtual Machine for Diskless Boot
Fixed IP: xx.xx.xx.126
MAC Address: 00:50:56:28:60:7E
# Only give this data to iPXE clients (replace with gPXE if using the older client)
if exists user-class and option user-class = "iPXE" {
# Set iSCSI machine as router to avoid a wierd iSCSI routing error
option routers xx.xx.xx.127;
# Keep iSCSI drive connection mounted when control is transferred to OS
option ipxe.keep-san 1;
# Set blank if booting direct to drive, avoids boot conflict
filename "";
# Set iSCSI path to boot from (format iscsi:<servername>:[protocol]:[port]:[LUN]:<targetname>)
# Empty [protocol] is TCP, empty [port] is 3260, empty [LUN] is 0
# <targetname> is set on iSCSI target and is the target you wish to boot from
option root-path "iscsi:xx.xx.xx.127::::iqn-of-server:boot-target";
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