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Computer Science
Computer Science.
Geometric optimization, which has emerged as an important line of research within the field of Computational Geometry, is concerned with computational problems in which the objective is to find the best of all possible solutions. More formally, it is used to find an optimal solution with the minimum (or maximum) value in a search space which contains all the possible solutions. In this thesis, we begin with a very brief survey of the field of geometric optimization, focussing on the some of the important techniques that have been used to solve a variety of problems in this area. Then, we study a particular geometric optimization problem that has been the focus of our work: finding an empty rectangle of arbitrary orientation among a set of n points in the plane. We review an O(n 3) time algorithm for finding the Largest Empty Arbitrary Oriented Rectangle (LEAOR) due to [MR03], and describe the details of an implementation of this algorithm that we have done. We also discuss the problem of finding an LEAOR when the edges of the bounding rectangle is taken into account, and suggest an approximation approach to this problem. Source: Masters Abstracts International, Volume: 42-02, page: 0626. Thesis (M.Sc.)--University of Windsor (Canada), 2003.
Recommended Citation
Zhang, Hongtao., "On finding a maximum empty rectangle of arbitrary orientation: Theory and implementation." (2003). Electronic Theses and Dissertations. 2917.

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text: Asia's share of the world's GDP, which is currently little above twenty percent, is likely to double by 2030. This has drawn much attention to the dynamic emerging Asian region, especially to the economic giants China and India. This course explores different aspects of contemporary international economic issues in the region. Coverage will be broad, focusing on financial crises, reserve accumulation, capital flows and currency wars, on the one hand, and issues relating to foreign direct investment and developments in China and India, on the other.


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~Image Selections~
Louis D. Statham
Master Chess Tournament
Result: 1-0, Round #7, Board #4
Saturday, March 13th, 1976
These scoresheets "SOLD" at eBay auction.
Note: This scoresheet digital scan is in black & white...
"The Game"
GM Miguel Quinteros vs. GM Pal Benko
Louis D. Statham
Master Chess Tournament
Lone Pine, CA
Round #7, Board #4
Time Control: 45 // 2 & 1/2
March 13, 1976
This game the ever popular Najdorf Variation of the Sicilian
Defense (with GM Miguel Najdorf in attendance again that
year!). Pal played an off beat line with 6... Nc6 followed
by 7... Bd7. Miguel responded in a positional way giving
up the black squared bishop with 9. Bf6 which allows the
Knights to reign supreme in the center and on the King-side
(the maneuver 11, Nd1 followed by 12. Nde3 cementing the
Knights together). Clearly, Pal was in deep trouble after 17.
Nc4 ! The game then becomes complex with Miguel playing
the intuitive 19. e5 giving up a pawn for open lines. As, Pal
fought back in the ensuing complications springing 22... Bg5.
However, in the end Miguel had everything worked out to a
tee and his 31. Re2 ended any further thoughts of resistance.
These original scoresheets are in very good shape (they
remained boxed & fully protected for over twenty-seven
years). Both scoresheets are signed by the players GM
Miguel Quinteros and GM Pal Benko (matched set pair).
Quite suitable for framing... :-)


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-133879642019-03-31T04:53:48.538-04:00Defying DestinyI'm just your average college girl, going against the world to try and make my own path as a writer, musician, lover, and friend. This is my life.Lexi Elizabethhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13387964.post-45264426285631018112012-02-24T20:56:00.006-05:002012-02-24T21:09:19.559-05:00Imaginary Fear
Everyone's afraid of something

Most people have a reason for that fear.

A pain, a sorrow, a regret, a mistake

A secret one holds dear.

But then there're those, or well, there's me-

Who looks at life so differently.

I've got a past that's golden sweet,

Nice, sheltered, and pampered.

So when an opportunity comes my way

Why do I hide or run away

I wish I could fly to the moon and back,

I want to get better every day and year

I want to do everything I know I can do

But how to get past my imaginary fear?

It's not fair for me to hesitate,

I've got nothing to lose

It's like I'm being pulled back from a fate

Not given the chance to choose

I see people kissing in the rain,

I see birthday wishes come true,

I see everyone fall in love,

So why can't I let myself love you?

I wish I could fly to the moon and back,

I want to get better every day and year

I want to do everything I know I can do

But how to get past my imaginary fear?

There's no way out, I see that now.

Thank you for trying, anyhow.

One day this fear may set me free,

And life will bring you back to me.
Lexi Elizabethhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13387964.post-37820263677211387642011-08-01T20:55:00.002-04:002011-08-01T21:04:34.855-04:00BooksShe's Come Undone, by Wally Lamb- Book about a girl who's life falls slowly apart, and only through rebirth and trial and error does she finally seem to understand the meaning behind it all. I'm not sure I'd recommend this to people, since it was slightly overwhelming/underwhelming.

Prince of Tides, by Pat Conroy- Good book. Really good language. Slightly sketchy plot, but otherwise really good. Great relationships, great understanding of the human mind and life. Definitely would recommend this to people.

The Corrections, by Jonathan Franzen- Good and bad. Probably wouldn't recommend it, either, due to its mundane-ness, but the language is pretty intriguing, and the characters are definitely characters.Lexi Elizabethhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13387964.post-83724349237418363762011-06-03T14:46:00.003-04:002011-06-03T14:52:25.913-04:00The Good PsychologistThe Good Psychologist by Noam Shpancer was a very interesting read. Similar to The Interrogative Mood by Padgett Powell, this book really causes you to stop and think about each metaphor and each approach at life while reading it. The psychologist (unnamed in the novel) goes between his complicated life with Nina, another psychologist who had his child for herself and her husband; his teachings with an intelligent student ready to be married, a rebellious student who takes an interest in the psychologist's personal state, and a Christian who fails to grasp the concept of any faith other than religious faith; and his client who is a stripper with stage fright and a daughter that she wants to get back from her ex-husband. It's a really complicated novel, a very interesting novel, and a very well written novel. My biggest complaint would be the plot and overall flow of the story, being so disconnected and unending. It seemed rather to be a summary of this psychologist (the author, not the protagonist)'s world view in a sort of story form. Very interesting read, though I wouldn't read it again.Lexi Elizabethhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13387964.post-49992811774415945172011-06-03T08:12:00.003-04:002011-06-03T08:35:33.712-04:00MadisonMadison is absolutely wonderful. I have already fallen in love with the city, with my apartment, and with everything you can do around here! I also love waking up early in the morning here. I know I am saying this as it is currently summer and not winter, but I am still hopeful that the winter won't kill me. I'll post pictures as soon as I get access to them (from my mom).

Monday- The drive was long, but it surprisingly wasn't as long as I thought it would be. I slept some of the way, which always helps. And driving the uhaul wasn't the worst thing in the world. After we arrived, we had some problems getting someone to get us into the apartment because it was Memorial Day. But eventually this really cool guy named Tyler who has a band, and he helped us move in. My roommate seems normal, which is always good. He has a lot less stuff than I do. Duh. We went to this neat little Asian restaurant for dinner and then to this awesome Walmart with an escalator for carts!

Tuesday- After sleeping in until 10:30 (Monday was a really long day!), we went to the library, and I got a new library card, then to Copps for a grocery rewards card, bought lunch there, and then decided we needed a nap. So we went back to my apartment and slept and read and spent most of the day being lazy. I went back to Copps to get breakfast foods since I only like cheerios and eggs.

Wednesday- We went downtown Wednesday, which involved driving around trying impossibly to find a place to park. But State Street was pretty awesome, and we had wonderful (and huge) gyros (pronounced geetos?) at a place called Panthenon Gyro's. Then we got smoothies at a cart stand, and grapes at a local market. I'd say we did some good food shopping! haha. Afterwards, we went home and I spent the rest of the night unpacking.

Thursday- I finally completely finished unpacking Thursday morning (after waking up at 5:30am). Then we went to the post office to pick up a package, where I got a super adorable dress! We came back home for lunch before going back out to the zoo and the Botanical Gardens. Then my mom dropped me off for dinner with some new Epic employees. We had a blast at dinner at Madison's before moving onto Old Fashion for some great cheese curds (and alcohol for the of-agers), then went to Genna's Lounge for a chill time, though I had my mom pick me up around 9:30 because I thought I wouldn't be able to get into Genna's, so she was already on her way. Too bad, though I'm glad 'cause I had to get her to the airport this morning at 6.

I start on Monday! I'm so excited.Lexi Elizabethhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13387964.post-41372086076917392292011-05-27T03:49:00.002-04:002011-05-27T04:04:37.957-04:00New Life!So I'm going to be moving to Madison in 3 days! I'm super pumped. So much to do in so little time. Once I get there, though, there's so much fun stuff to check out!

Shopping- They've got so much shopping in Madison. Now, I can't afford anything, but I really wanna check out the malls, the shopping centers, and State Street. One place I really want to check out is Hobby Lobby, because I want to learn how to sew! I always see people in the most adorable dresses and skirts, but every time I look online, they're way too expensive for me.

Dining- Wisconsin is known for its cheese and drinking. While I can't drink yet, I want to check out the food! So many different places to eat downtown. And a lot of them are bars- go figure.

Parks- There are thousands of parks in Wisconsin. I want to find one that would be perfect for a Saturday picnic! There are also lakes, but I have yet to figure out how to get on the lake! I would love to go on a cute sailing trip.

Library- They've got a great library system, and I wanna get a library card as soon as I get to Madison. I also want to check out the book stores, including the one I visited during my interview called A Room of One's Own (I'm assuming based on Virginia Woolf's book?).

Farmer's Market- And other grocery things, but there seem to be a huge amount of farmer's markets in Madison. There'll be one the Saturday after I get there, and I'm excited to get some fresh produce! I've never actually bought anything at a farmer's market. :)

Theater- They're going to have Idina Menzel in November! But until then, I want to check out the free things going on in the theater this summer, as well as the Concerts at the Park, the Carnival, and a bunch of things that happen only in the summer! It's time to take advantage of my wonderful new city!

Chicago- Things that interest me in Chicago: Glee Live- I know that it's coming up in a week, but if I can, I'd like to check it out! I doubt it, but it's a dream :) Otherwise, I really want to go to Six Flags. Chicago also has some really awesome theater.

I'll also be taking piano lessons, so I'd like to see if there's a community center or somewhere to practice, since the school closes its practice rooms at 4pm during the summer! The school offers a ton of stuff that I want to check out, like dancing lessons and sailing lessons. Definitely taking advantage of that.

I'm just all out excited to be moving to a new place! Wish me luck :)Lexi Elizabethhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13387964.post-39372128580011090872011-05-19T11:22:00.002-04:002011-05-19T11:24:28.263-04:00GraduatedSo I'm off into the real world after graduating college. :) I'll be in Wisconsin working as a Quality Assurance employee for a healthcare software company. I'm really excited. I'm also taking piano lessons from the college, and hopefully going to add some music classes once I get into the swing of things. My goal is to become a music theorist, or a composer, or just a lover of music (which I already am!).Lexi Elizabethhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13387964.post-42512827555934951922011-05-19T11:15:00.002-04:002011-05-19T11:22:41.097-04:00TelevisionSo I've ignored this blog for way too long. Mostly because I met a new love in my life- Netflix. I've watched many shows (and all of their seasons) due to this addictive website.

Bones- By far my favorite TV show, maybe more than Glee. It's now one of two (This and Glee) shows that I watch in real time (or well, hulu the day after).

Psych- I LOVE this show. It's hysterical.

Californication- I didn't really like this show. I watched the first season, and then stopped.

Weeds- This was a really good show, despite it's controversial topic.

Lie to Me- Started out as a really, really good show, but then got way too predictable.

Numbers- This show is great. Almost finished with it.

I've learned that I'm a much better TV person than movie person. I am not very good at predicting endings like Erin is, but I enjoy getting know people this personally as I watch them grow over 5 or 6 years of working together.Lexi Elizabethhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13387964.post-69404135292693550422010-12-14T02:03:00.002-05:002010-12-14T02:25:34.743-05:00Finals WeekWow. I'm really sorry, dear blog, that I have neglected you. As usual for finals week, I am trying to procrastinate on all of the things I should be doing.

Here's an update on the classes:

ENG 369- This class, South Asian Lit, is crazy. We talk about topics for so much longer than necessary, repeating things that have already been said. I know it isn't Dr. Jay's fault, but I feel like this class could have gotten so much more done had we been efficient about it. As for the final, it's written and just needs turned in. By noon tomorrow. :-\ I'm expecting a B+ or an A- in this class.

ENG/DST 169-Intro to Disability Studies. Taking a 100 level course in the midst of 3/400 level classes is rough. It's too easy to judge it in comparison. For a 100 level class, if I remember correctly, it seemed pretty fair, though after the first two weeks, I felt as though we just repeated concepts in different ways. As for the final, I have 2/15 questions done and it's due Wednesday at 4. Considering I've only missed points due to attendance, I'm expecting an A in this class.

MUS 303- Electronic Music. Wow, this class has opened my eyes to things I never would have dreamed I'd be doing. If only I wasn't so slammed with everything this semester, I could have gotten really cool projects out of it. For my final, I'm making a radio play, though I only have about half of it done and it was due today. Since I got sick on Saturday (where I had reserved 9 hours in the studio), he's letting me turn it in on Wednesday at noon, which is really, REALLY nice of him. I'm expecting a B+ or an A- in this class.

ENG 339- Early Romantic Lit. Toughest class of my literary-class life by far. Very interesting, and now I can't stop thinking about the concepts I learned in this class. I did pretty decent on everything, either an A or a B in this class depending on what he thinks of my final essay, since I currently have a 90% without 60% of my grade calculated...haha.

ENG 460- I loved the books we read in capstone class, and I really wish I hadn't been doing a thesis on top of this class, or I would've loved the idea of writing 40 pages of something. I have gotten some really good stories out of my writing for this class, though, one of which is similar to other stories I have written, and the others are very different. I'm expecting a B+/A- in this class, as I did really well on the participating side/reading the books side, but as for the Creative part of the class, I think I've fallen slightly behind.

MUS 371- Music Composition. I need to get sibelius on my computer, for I wasn't able to do any outside work for this class, which meant that I had to do all of my work in class. I don't know what grade I'll get, since I currently don't have a single grade. Our final was just a portfolio of what we've done so far.

MUS 100- Steel Band. So much fun this semester, though much harder. I played on every song, and it was wonderful. Since I didn't miss, and performed well, I'm expecting an A.

Thesis- Wow, I never realized how hard it was to write a BOOK! If Jody hadn't been coaching me the entire time, I would have given up long, long ago. It scares me that soon I'll have to start writing on my own and not have others help me. I am expecting a B+ (the + is a little bit of hoping) in this class, since I turned in one awful section, and didn't do the readings as in depth as I should have.

UA stuff- I learned so much helping teach the two classes -Music Theory and Freshman Composition (your basic freshman english). I'm so glad I did the program, even though it added to my super huge load. All I need to do is turn in my papers, and I'm gold.

So expected GPA= 3.52-3.74. Much lower than my GPA as of now, but considering it was the hardest semester I've ever had, I guess I should expect as much.

Well, back to work!Lexi Elizabethhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13387964.post-25699256259650147072010-10-09T20:24:00.002-04:002010-10-09T20:52:03.663-04:00The Life of a SeniorIt's been the craziest semester of my life. I don't think I've even updated everyone on everything I am doing. I am taking 5 English classes and 3 music classes this semester- all of which are requiring way more time than any class I took the past two years. Three of the English classes are reading intensive- requiring me to read about a book a week, which means that I'm reading about three books a week just in those classes alone. Then my capstone requires a book every two weeks, as well as writings and postings. My thesis was reading before, but now it's all writing. The last English class requires me to do a lot of researching and projecting, which is a ton of work for someone to do in a 100 level class. My music classes, two of which are composition and one which is steel band, require a ton of outside work to bring into class- steel band being practicing because I'm on every song.

I just registered for the GRE today, which was slightly painful considering the lack of funds in my bank. I'm still working 30 hours a week on top of everything. Then there's making signs constantly for DO, as well as writing critiques for Prism, creating a haunting Po Halloween reading for STD, advertising for Steel Band, and going to the library sessions on computer software. I also spent a huge deal of time for the Career Fair, in which I might get a job from this amazing company called Epic.

Oh, did I mention I'm teaching two classes? One is English, where I do a lot of grading and talking in class with discussions. The other is Music Theory, where I help with group work and have very meaningful discussions with Dr. Boge about teaching and theories and psychology.

I spend a lot of my free time with my friend, Erin Haley, doing homework, running around, and dancing. She has helped me a lot this semester from not going insane. This weekend we went to Fear Fest at King's Island, and then today we went to a corn maze. We have watched Sherlock Holmes, Letters to Juliet, and The Proposal this week, all of which have been lovely. We are studying for the GRE together, as well as struggling through our Romantic Lit class. Basically we're awesome.

Otherwise, I have had dinner with Erin Semple about once a week, and then I see Timothy Lucas sporadically throughout the week. I don't really see anyone else or have time for any other friends with my busy schedule. It's really sad. But hopefully next semester will be better, since I'll only be taking 16 credit hours. It'll be a wonderful time.Lexi Elizabethhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13387964.post-66228373980079838142010-08-14T08:57:00.001-04:002010-08-14T08:59:06.201-04:00SummerSo summer is over. I start my student manager training on Monday. So much has happened this summer, and yet nothing has happened this summer. I have a ton of stuff I need to do during the school year to make up for the stuff I didn't do this summer, but I work best under pressure, so we'll see how that goes. :) I'm really sorry for not updating this (not that anyone reads it), but I'm heading into my last year of college, and I have a TON of stuff to do (since I'm skipping a year).Lexi Elizabethhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13387964.post-23352376028462557592010-06-30T08:21:00.003-04:002010-06-30T08:23:01.284-04:00SummerSo it's been a long time since I've posted on this blog or my other one. I just wanted to say how busy I am this summer, and how wonderful that business has been. I absolutely love my job, my internship, and my literary magazine work.

Check out my other blog!Lexi Elizabethhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13387964.post-39054934862021243092010-05-14T00:51:00.003-04:002010-05-14T01:02:26.900-04:00The Ever So Daunting GradesShort Story- A
This was definitely expected. I did well in the class.

Contemporary Fiction- A+
I got a litttle giddy at the + sign, since I had done so well in the class (most teachers don't put + either way).

Literary Marketplace- A-
I knew this was coming because of our group project. Too bad, I loved the class.

Fiction Workshop- A+
Another little giddy + sign!

International Studies- B+
For a ITS major class, I was very proud to get a B+ (I got all As on the papers, Bs on the exams).

Latin- A-
For doing absolutely nothing for this class, I'm very happy with this grade.

Choraliers- A
Yay to this awesome amazing class!

Sightsinging- A
I actually got a 99% in this class, so I wish I had the cute little + to prove it.

Piano- A-
I wish I had more time for this class this year, since Carolyn is such a good teacher.

Analysis- A
Boge loved my paper! YAY!

For taking on so much (25 credit hours on top of work and everything else I do), I'd say that this was pretty good. :D I'm still an A-/B+ student, from high school through college. Most people change. I guess I don't.

Semester GPA- 3.83
Overall GPA- 3.77Lexi Elizabethhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13387964.post-71490609739389647932010-05-10T08:41:00.002-04:002010-05-10T08:47:44.558-04:00Summer in OhioSo I started this blog about a month ago because I fell in love with the title. haha. So just in case you don't know, I'll be spending my summer in Ohio, and it's going to be wonderful. Well, at least, wonderfulish. I don't know how much I'll update this blog, since the point of the other blog is to tell about my life during the summer, but I'm sure I'll have some things to say. :D

So check it out! :DLexi Elizabethhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13387964.post-55529662971251052972010-05-02T19:28:00.002-04:002010-05-02T19:46:34.665-04:00Finals Week ScheduleHere's what I'm doing for finals week:

Monday:

9:30 Turn in last English paper
9:45 Meeting to force add class
10:00 Meeting to discuss paper due Thursday
12:30 ITS exam
2:00 UPS store to return books
3:00 Work until 8pm
study for Latin final
11:30-? Last karaoke

Tuesday:

8:00 Sightsinging exam
10:00 Meeting to discuss UA
11:00 Meeting to get excess credit hours
12:30 LAT exam
3:00 Work until 8pm
practice piano and work on theory paper
~10:00 hang out with Abby and Erin

Wednesday:
8:00 Work until 3pm
3:30 collect key for apartment and pay for summer rent
4:00 meeting with Carolyn to practice piano for her
finish theory paper and practice piano

Thursday:

10:12 Piano Proficiency
11:00 Work until 3pm
3:00 Theory Paper Presentation
5:00 move things into apartment
~10:00 Mara's birthday party/Eric's birthday party

Friday:
move into the apartment
chill with friends
miss the tripleLexi Elizabethhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13387964.post-92118314389682742632010-04-15T06:28:00.003-04:002010-04-15T06:42:04.018-04:00The Road
This book was an assignment for my Contemporary Fiction class. But after reading it, it seemed to be more than just an assignment. It was a life changing novel that held me in its pages throughout the entire story. If you've never read the book, I really recommend adding it to your summer reading.

The story is about a man and his son traveling through a desolated America struggling to survive.We are left to guess what happened to the world, the boy being born after the disaster occurred. There are no chapters, punctuation is missing, and the text is very simple, because in a world with no rules, who needs these? The dialogue is quiet, yet frightening, and the characters are simple and strong. The son, who starts the book at what we can only guess is 7 or 8, matures so much throughout the story as he goes through all these horrifying situations. The father's only reason for survival is his son, as he doesn't even seem to care about his own self except that he has to be alive to take care of his son.

These are the only characters throughout the entire book, except for a few other loners who have survived this long in the ashes. Some of these loners are considered the "bad guys," leaving behind the morals of the pre-disastrous world in order to survive, but others are good, and the boy keeps the morality within his father by helping these survivors. It is a touching tale of how these two characters must keep each other alive, the father keeping his son breathing and the son keeping the father from crossing the line.

I'm not kidding, if you have not read this book, then you are to stop what you are doing and pick it up right now. You will fall in love with the characters, the words, the style, and the idea behind this story. It is simple, yet profound, and I can't think of any other way to describe it. It is definitely the best book I have read all year, if not my college career and beyond.Lexi Elizabethhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13387964.post-87451406646111113222010-03-29T21:08:00.000-04:002010-03-29T21:09:23.211-04:00It's been a whileIt has been too long, but I have been so busy. I am currently working on so many projects that my bed has books all over it. haha. But I'm still having fun. And doing everything I absolutely love. :DLexi Elizabethhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13387964.post-36964241880776472502010-03-13T11:27:00.003-05:002010-03-13T11:37:44.991-05:00Last Day of Break...To Do ListSo I spent much of break doing various things. I have read some books, I have applied for some internships, and I have filled out some scholarships. I did some of my homework, and I wrote two stories. However, there is so much left to do.

International Studies- I need to finish reading for this class. There's a lot left to read and it's all boring compared to my other books, which is why I have been putting it off. I also need to practice mapping out Europe for our geography test.

Fiction Workshop- I need to edit a few of my stories. We're going to start submitting them, and it's important that they are in good shape.

Literary Marketplace- I have most of my research compiled, but I have no idea how to conclude my findings. I also have to read some stuff online.

Latin- I haven't even started to translate for this class. Oops.

Short Story- I left my book at school, so when I get back I need to do some fast studying because we have an in class essay on Tuesday that I need to be prepared for. I also present on Thursday, where I will have to make a powerpoint. I already have the outline printed for everyone in the class, so that's good.

Theory- I haven't started on any of the research for this class. I feel like this research paper is superfluous and I'm not going to be able to get it finished. At least not finished well. I'll probably have to have a lot of help from Dr. Boge.

Packing- I have all of my stuff spread throughout my room. Oops. I need to start getting everything together.

Magazine Project- I'm not sure if I mentioned this, but I'm working with American Greetings on a research project for greeting cards, trying to see what makes them attractive, etc. I spent 3 hours shopping on Thursday for this, so I just need to collect all of my data and write everything out. We'll see how that goes. I might need to stop by Walmart up at school if I need to see the cards again.

Call Cincinnati Campaign- They called me inquiring a time for an interview (I applied for their internship). I was really thrown off by the call though, and told them I would need to call them back once I could figure out transportation to Cinci. So we'll see how that goes.

I think that's about it. Yay for having a short to do list!Lexi Elizabethhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13387964.post-21393919165453752562010-03-12T23:31:00.002-05:002010-03-12T23:52:50.649-05:00WritingsSo I had to write a 20 page story for my fiction workshop. I ended up writing two of them.

One is about a girl who is like me, crazy, and decides to do too much at school. She is having a hard time keeping in contact with people at home, including her boyfriend, who seems to be unmotivated compared to her. She goes through all the conformity of college, including alcohol. It's really something that should be a novel instead of only a 20 page story, but it's a good 20 page introduction to a story, I think.

The second story is about a guy from Pittsburgh (reading Flannery O'Connor made me want to write something local), who loses his grandfather. His grandfather was his connection to the city, showing him everything. Without his grandfather, he was lonely. He went through high school and college as a loner until he found his girlfriend, Natalie. It's a really cute story. Just ask to read it.

:DLexi Elizabethhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13387964.post-13032377712708346152010-03-11T00:04:00.003-05:002010-03-11T00:22:55.314-05:00Meaningless MusingsSo today I spent much time chillaxing in my kitchen, searching through billions of webpages for internships and short story contests. I did end up applying to one internship that interested me and was accepting nonBusiness Majors (something that seemed impossible. Everyone wants a Marketing major.) I also found a couple contests that I'm going to apply for, once I touch up a few of my stories.

Things I read today:

Mystery and Manners- Flannery O'Connor is an amazing speaker, this being a compacted collection of her speeches throughout her life. I feel like I learned a lot about writing, even if I'm not from the South or religious.

Bearing a Cross- This is a short (though I wouldn't consider it very short) story from my one teacher (who will soon be my thesis advisor). I thought I should start reading works by him to get a sense of who he is as a writer. I don't want to write like him, but I want to see where he's coming from when he starts to give me advice on my writing.

Other than that, I didn't do anything today. Wasted another day. Tomorrow I will bring a book with me to the high school while Moria observes the stage band. After that, I'm going to practice piano at the high school (hopefully I'll have retained something from practicing at Luke's). Then we're going to eat n park and the mall. At the mall I will begin my card buying journey for my American Greetings Project (yes, I'm working with American Greetings EEK! haha). I will also be working on my magazine project, which includes looking at how magazines are displayed. Then I will go to the public library and work on my magazine project, my latin homework, and my short story in class essay. Hopefully I'll get something done.Lexi Elizabethhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13387964.post-70830074664067680152010-03-10T23:31:00.002-05:002010-03-10T23:53:01.947-05:00My Senior ThesisSo I realized that I haven't explained my thesis yet on this blog. I will be working with my favorite English faculty member, Jody Bates, next semester in an independent study for Departmental Honors. My thesis will consist of a research and creative aspect.

My topic will be autism. Remember that awful story I posted forever ago? Well, ever since then I have wanted to actually write that story. Though, now I have a lot more knowledge with two years of an English degree under my belt and a lot more writing experience. I have also learned the importance of reading in terms of shaping my writing. Therein lies the research aspect.

I am going to research autism, autism and other mental disorders in fiction, the first person narrative, and an unreliable narrator. I'm going to do the last three by reading fiction, and the first by strict research. The outcome of this research will be an analytical paper rationalizing my creative work, which will be a novella of an autism girl.

This topic is important to me for many reason. I'm not autistic, but I know that I learn and think differently than other people. I also realize how few books are out there about autism. I've obviously been reading a few since I decided on my project, such as Curious Incident and Wild Ride, and Nicholas Spark's Dear John had two characters of various autistic levels. These and others will be included in the research aspect of my thesis. I am really deeply touched by this topic and am really looking forward to working with it.

Now, I don't want to leave my minor out of the summary of my college career. I've decided that my character, whoever she may be, will have musical talents. This is going to be the drive of the story, in some way. I don't want to be too conclusive on the plot, yet, since I haven't started writing it.

Anyways, there you go. I hope now that you are enlightened, you will look forward to it being completed and want to buy a copy of the novella as it comes to bookstores near you! (Because it's going to be a huge hit, duh!)Lexi Elizabethhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13387964.post-42246865621258241772010-03-10T00:24:00.003-05:002010-03-10T00:45:26.673-05:00And the culturing continuesDear John- This was a beautiful movie, though I felt a lot differently than I did about the book (obviously). It was a lot more noticeable that they had only been together for two weeks before departing, making the relationship, in my eyes, kind of naive. I know it's a theme of Nicholas Sparks, but it really made it unrealistic for me. However, I still cried a lot during the movie. I might reread the book since I haven't read it in a very, very long time.

James Baldwin: A Biography- After reading this man's entire biography, I have changed my views completely on writing and everything. I wish I would have finished it before finishing my 20 page story for 420, but I am not writing a new 20 page story. That took me forever. haha. But I learned so much about the struggles of this man, and I absolutely fell in love with him.

Currently working on: Reading Silence and the Scorpion for International Studies and Mystery and Manners (Flannery O'Connor) for my own knowledge and attempt at not being ignorant.

Also in the plans is Alice in Wonderland.Lexi Elizabethhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13387964.post-29770837605493039632010-03-08T16:31:00.003-05:002010-03-08T16:38:15.549-05:00Henry and Mudge; U.S.!So I've been slow to get anything done this break, but here are some things I've done:

Went to see Henry and Mudge: This musical, for children, by Kerrigan and Lowdermilk, was absolutely amazing. The mic cut out halfway through the show for Henry, but even so, it was really, really good. Even Jocelyn thought it was cute. It was really nice to see the interaction of a boy and his dog, as well as his adapting to the changes in his life.

Read U.S.!: This novel, or collection by Chris Bachelder was really interesting. I was more intrigued with the way it was delivered than the story itself, but I just loved how Bachelder expanded his story through a bunch of phone calls, letters, and narratives. I definitely want to try something like this some time.

Currently I'm learning so much about James Baldwin. It's really interesting, though I wish I didn't have so much else to do!Lexi Elizabethhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13387964.post-42028562693836829122010-03-08T11:46:00.003-05:002010-03-08T13:03:04.232-05:00Last Semester, This SemesterI have changed so much since January. It's incredible how different this semester has been.

Last semester, I complained about absolutely everything. Now, even though I'm doing a lot more and am always a lot tired, I don't complain as much. I am very appreciative of my life and everything I've been doing. I love that I can succeed this semester with everything I'm doing. Instead of complaining about it, I'm proud of it.

Last semester, I didn't want to go uptown. I was scared of all the people that go to clubs drunk and looking for an easy girl. This semester, I go uptown for karaoke Monday nights, and then I usually go uptown Thursday nights to dance. I love it so much. I've been uptown on a Wednesday night, too, and that was great because there were only drunk people. I don't go to parties as much, though. Last semester, there were parties every Friday and Saturday night, but this year, there aren't. :-\

Last semester, I was only friends with band people. This semester, I have some student manager friends who have no association with the music department. I am also becoming friends with some people from the English department. I love the new people I've met. It's really nice to be outside of the music department for the first time in my life (first it was in high school and now it was taking over my college experience).

Last semester, I struggled with time management. Actually, this is a more of freshman year problem. Last semester in the beginning I struggled, but I finally found a way to balance everything I was doing. This semester, because of all I learned about balancing my time last semester, I have spent so much more time doing fun things because my time is managed so well. I love it.

Last semester, I listened to musicals, and that was it. This semester, I'm listening to everything, from "real people" music, to 90s music, and just a bunch of everything. It's really exciting to expand my music knowledge past the small scope of musicals.

Last semester, I was a sophomore. This semester, I'm a junior. It's really obvious in my classes and what I'm doing that I really am a junior. I even have a junior mentality that I'm getting near the end and have to think about the future. Now, if only other things would accept me and let me do something this summer!Lexi Elizabethhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13387964.post-77013086148703695402010-03-06T20:17:00.002-05:002010-03-06T20:40:26.921-05:00Lots to RecapSo I've been ultra busy this week. This is going to be random.

DO- The new DOs were initiated last weekend, which was pretty exciting. My little is Rachel Boden, who is this awesome (and ridiculous) girl that plays clarinet. We karaoke every Monday night together, so we were glad to be paired up. :D

My Grades- So a lot of my midterm grades are in.

Sightsinging: 99%. Missed one note because there was a natural sign to cancel out a previous flat and it confused me. :-\

Choraliers: A. Because I show up and sing. :D

Music Theory: I'm assuming A, though we haven't gotten any grades back.

Piano: 86%. I didn't practice. I don't really have time to practice. Oops.

International Studies: 85%. So far all we've had is one test. I got an 85 on it. Pretty self explanatory.

Latin: 85ish. I got an 81 on our midterm, and high 80s and low 90s on all the quizzes.

Contemporary Fiction- I won't know until we get back from break. We just turned in our midterm stuff. I'm hoping for an A, though.

Literary Marketplace- 100%. We have a big project over break, though.

Fiction Workshop- A. So far we've just been writing and writing and writing.

Short Story- I've got a 90%. We've only gotten one grade so far in that class, though. Next week, I'll have a midterm grade, a journal grade, a presentation grade, and a paper grade. Whoa.

So now we're on spring break. Yay. I have a lot of work to do. Sorry, I'm ending this. I'm distracted.Lexi Elizabethhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13387964.post-72026578784282882222010-02-27T00:49:00.002-05:002010-02-27T00:55:24.257-05:00A Wild Ride Up the CupboardsThis is a beautiful story by Ann Bauer. It is about a mother dealing with her parents, her husband, her children, and her friends. It is about her son, Edward, who is different from all other children, smarter, but vacant. It is about her coping with this and her fighting til the end to find a way for him to be normal in the world. It is about crime and illegalities that occur in order for this to be. Because of her struggles for her son, she must deal with all of the relationships she has outside of that in correlation. She loses her connection to her husband, she deals with her two advanced children, also brilliant. It also goes into depth in the life of her uncle, who also suffered this vacancy, though it was more a depression than an overworking mind.

Ann Bauer's language is captivating. Her metaphors are realistic, but visual. Her structure is sound. She combines two stories into one without distraction and with purpose. Everything works beautifully.

If I could change one thing, I would change her relationship with Jack, especially at the end of the book. I can't reveal what happens, but I was really disappointed and unsatisfied at this. It wasn't necessary, and it added depression into the story that was excessive.

I'm really glad to have read this story. I read it in the beginnings of my thesis, which is about a child with autism, and I'm doing research on disorders within fiction. I really learned a lot from this book, especially about the parents and siblings of a child who is different.Lexi Elizabethhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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"My second release as a leader. This is music the way I like to play and hear it — melodic with interesting harmonic changes, but always musical and passionate. It contains acoustic bass and acoustic piano, drums, trumpet, tenor saxophone, and trombone. I hope this classic jazz sounding group and the compositions on it will be timeless and keep your interest on repeated listenings."
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- Prayer Song — for Lena Nyerges [MP3]
- Straight from the Heart
- Tribute — for Don Grolnick [MP3]
- Away from the City
Point of View — John Nyerges ©1991 NBR Jazz
"My first solo release. Features all originals with piano and sax as main soloists plus bass & drums. This CD pays homage to some of the composers that influenced my earlier writing. It contains a mixture of straight ahead jazz trio tunes such as "Swing Shift" and "One For Josh" (for my son Josh) , "A Moment In Time" — a funk trio tune (ala Joe Sample), "Sambelissa" - a modern samba (title a play on words 'samba' and daughter 'Elissa') ala Chick Corea, "All The Way" — a Jazz-Pop ballad with Gospel inflections, "Scenic View" & "Song For Carina" (another daughter) ala The Yellowjackets, and "In Search Of A Word" — written after listening to sax great Kirk Whalum. "Where The Heart Is" is kind of a statement, the answer being "Home Is Where The…a ballad written in honor of my parents.
It features great work by Brian Scanlon—tenor & alto sax, Ron France—bass, & Wilby Fletcher, Jr.—drums.
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The idea was first to give a sort explanation for those people who may have upgraded their system's packages for some reason and would like to have working Samba4 and WEB interface too. Many thanks to 'arr bee' we have modified webinterface files too. So we have two methods. One for those who would like to stick to the unmodified ZFSguru webinterface and one for those who are brave enough to modify the webinterface files. Please note here is everything on your own responsibility.
********** Let see the first solution **************
If you do
# pkg upgrade
- for some obvious security reasons -
or doing a system upgrade described here http://zfsguru.com/forum/zfsgurusupport/1166
you will most likely promptly lose web interface access. To repair this SSH in your server and as su type
# chown -R 888:888 /var/spool/lighttpd
# chown -R 888:888 /var/log/lighttpd
# service lighttpd restart
and you will have the web interface back.
Previously, Samba did not check the execution bit of files. As a consequence, users could execute files, such as when upgrading from a previous version, your executable files can be missing the x-bit.
So add please the following line to /usr/local/etc/smb.conf in the global section.
acl allow execute always = yes
The upgrade process most likely replaced your Samba3 with Samba4. To have working Samba you have to copy some files to new locations and edit rc.conf.
# cp /usr/local/etc/smb.conf /usr/local/etc/smb4.conf
# cp /usr/local/etc/samba/* /var/db/samba4/private/
Finally, in /etc/rc.conf replace samba_enable="YES" with samba_enable="NO" to prevent accidentally leftover Samba3 from starting, and add samba_server_enable="YES".
After reboot you will have working Samba4 with the Samba3 presets. Remember that you can't start/stop samba service from the web interface system services page anymore. If you need this from a peculiar reason you can stop samba with service samba_server onestop
and can restart with # service samba_server onerestart
as superuser.
If you modify your samba setting on the web interface, you have to stop samba, copy the configuration files again (see above) and restart samba to kick in the changes.
********** Let see the second solution for the brave ones thanks 'arr bee' **************
First of all, the edits made may not be all that is required. There may be other aspects of the webGUI that needs updating or does not work with Samba 4 which has not been tested and discovered yet.
Treat this as a work in progress to be added to as new information comes to hand.
So let's assume you have Samba4 on your server and webinterface 0.3.1 running.
At first edit /etc/rc.conf replace samba_enable="YES" with samba_enable="NO" to prevent accidentally leftover Samba3 from starting and add samba_server_enable="YES".
I've uploaded some webinterfaces here:
Here is the link for the full 0.3.1 modified WEBinterface
Here is the link for the modified WEBinterface files only
Let's stop the running interface services:
# service samba_server onestop
# service lighttpd onestop
# get in the ZFSguru directory
# cd /usr/local/www/zfsguru/
# fetch the modified webinterface files
# fetch https://www.dropbox.com/s/0h0ybmcawvcaej5/ZFSguru-0.3.1XSMB4-webinterface.tar.gz?dl=0
# extract the fetched files
# tar -xzvf ZFSguru-0.3.1XSMB4-webinterface.tar.gz
# Change owner to default to be sure
# chown -R zfsguru-web:zfsguru-web /usr/local/www/zfsguru
# Let's start services for samba and the webinterface
# service samba_server onerestart
# service lighttpd onestart
You should have working Samba4 with working ZFSguru WEBUI now.
Previously, Samba did not check the execution bit of files. As a consequence, users could execute files, such as when upgrading from a previous version, your executable files can be missing the x-bit.
On the ACCESS SETTINGS WEBUI page 'Insert new global variable' section you should select the second option with a value YES (Means adding acl allow execute always = yes to smb4.conf) click update configuration and restart samba buttons.
If something goes wrong you should get in the webinterface directory (cd /usr/local/www/zfsguru/) and fetch and extract the original 0.3.1 webinterface
# fetch https://www.dropbox.com/s/mz1vf74tqt2r0ge/ZFSguru-0.3.1-webinterface.txz?dl=0
# tar -xzvf ZFSguru-0.3.1-webinterface.txz
Have fun :)
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I guess you could link smb.conf to smb4.conf so that the gui updates the new file...?
In any case, I just tested updating the WEBui to use the smb4.conf instead.
Seems to be an update to /usr/local/www/zfsguru/includes/main.php does the trick.
I got the start/stop working in the GUI by updating the rc.d values in:
I havent done extensive testing. only confirming that creating and deleting shares in the GUI updates the smb4.conf file and start/stop/autostart actually works.
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arr bee wrote: I guess you could link smb.conf to smb4.conf so that the gui updates the new file...?
Good work. Could You make the working modifications public?
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Here you go.
I'd suggest merging this into the original post (once verified by yourself?) so that anyone else wanting to add to it has there additions merged in the one (original) post.
apologies for maybe going overboard here...
First of all, the following steps may not be all that is required. There may be other aspects of the webGUI that needs updating or does not work with Samba 4 which has not been tested and discovered yet.
Treat this as a work in progress to be added to as new information comes to hand.
These edits update delivered code in the ZFSguru WebUI. Any reinstall/update of the WebUI will likely overwrite the changes you are about to make and so they may need to be made again.
To easily recover from making bad/incorrect changes, I'd recommend:
1- Taking a snapshot of your boot volume.
#zfs snap <boot vol>@<snapshot name>
eg."zfs snap bootpool/zfsguru/10.2-003@pre-smb4GUI-fix"
2- Backing up each file that you are about edit with an easily searchable suffix or prefix. I like to make the identifier unique to the project so that I can find all file backups related to a set of edits.
#cp <file to be edited> <back up name>
eg.#cp /usr/local/www/zfsguru/includes/main.php /usr/local/www/zfsguru/includes/main.php.GUI4SMB
Update GUI to control Samba4 stop/start:
The main difference relating to stop start activities in version 4 is the service name. It changes from "samba" to "samba_server".
The ZFSguru scripts use "samba" as a variable a fair bit so care needs to be taken to not update every instance of "samba" to be "samba_server". So far I have foud the below entries that need to be updated, there may be more.
1. edit /usr/local/www/zfsguru/includes/main.php and update the following line:
Old: 'Samba' => '/usr/local/etc/rc.d/samba',
New: 'Samba' => '/usr/local/etc/rc.d/samba_server',
2. edit /usr/local/www/zfsguru/includes/internalservice.php and update the following line:
Old: 'script' => '/usr/local/etc/rc.d/samba',
New: 'script' => '/usr/local/etc/rc.d/samba_server',
3. edit /usr/local/www/zfsguru/scripts/advanced_benchmark.php and update the following line:
Old: exec('/usr/local/etc/rc.d/samba onestop > /dev/null 2>&1');
New: exec('/usr/local/etc/rc.d/samba_server onestop > /dev/null 2>&1');
4. Restart the GUI
Under services ==> system services, restart Lighttpd. (Or leave until other changes are done.)
Update GUI to remove deprecated Samba4 security value:
In Samba 4 "share" level security is no longer a valid value in the conf file.
It should be manually changed in the global settings of smb4.conf as part of getting Samba4 up and running, but to prevent ZFSguru from reverting the smb4.conf to an old Samba3 value we should block the WebUI from presenting the depricated value to the user.
1. edit /usr/local/www/zfsguru/pages/access/samba_settings.page and update the following line:
Old: <option value="share" %%CLASS_SM_SHARE%%>Share-level security</option>
New:
2. Restart the GUI
Under services ==> system services, restart Lighttpd. (Or leave until other changes are done.)
Update libraries to point to new Samba config file:
Samba 4 uses a different file for it's configuration. As part of getting Samba running, you will have copied the old file to the new file, and possibly made some manual edits.
To prevent the need to manually copy old file to new every time the WebUI is used to make changes (add a new Samba share, etc) and allow ZFSguru to edit the new file directly, we need to update the config file name in the ZFSguru libraries.
1. edit /usr/local/www/zfsguru/includes/main.php and update the following line:
Old: 'Samba' => '/usr/local/etc/smb.conf',
New: 'Samba' => '/usr/local/etc/smb4.conf',
2. I dont think this is needed, but for completness the old value contained in here should be updated
edit /usr/local/www/zfsguru/pages/system/migration.page and update the following line:
Old: /usr/local/etc/samba, /usr/local/etc/smb.conf
New: /usr/local/etc/samba, /usr/local/etc/smb4.conf
3. I think the occurance of smb.conf inside the /usr/local/www/zfsguru/scripts/zfsguru_install.php can be ignored as I *guess* this is only used when installing ZFSguru.
4. Restart the GUI
Under services ==> system services, restart Lighttpd. (Or leave until other changes are done.)
Other possible updates that *might* be required:
In general, any files or locations that change between Samba3 and Samba4 are possible targets for requiring a WebUI update. The changes already detailed cover starting/stoping the Samba service and allowing the Samba config to be updated.
I haven't performed the following updates therefore they are untested and may/may not be required.
1. /usr/local/etc/samba
The steps to get Samba4 up and running include copying the contents of /usr/local/etc/samba/ to /var/db/samba4/private/
as such any value in the ZFSguru files that is "/usr/local/etc/samba/" may need to be updated to "/var/db/samba4/private/"
Handy commands:
1. to find files that contain a string (so that you can update all occurances of something) and display the file name where the string is found
#find <starting directory> [-type f] -exec grep "<string you are looking for>" {} +
eg. find /usr/local/www/zfsguru -type f -exec grep "smb.conf" {} +
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Thank You arr bee,
I've checked your findings and I agree about this is a more elegant solution. I've merged it in the first post and shared the modified files too.
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no problem. I had some spare time and was just messing around with a VM.
I love the interface of ZFSguru and would hate to see it die.
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Favorite Quote:
"We are all freaks. Yes! Alone in our rooms at night, we are all weirdos and outcasts and losers.. Whether you admit it or not, you are all worried that the others won't accept you, that if they knew the real you, they would recoil in horror. Each of us carries with us a secret shame that we think is somehow unique…And if we are, each of us, freaks – then can't we accept what's different in each other and move on?" ― James St. James
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Hi! today I'm going to show you how to get a double village seed. My little bro found this for me, so I thank him very much. One village is a cobble one, and the other is sand. Also I am greatly sorry, but I do not have any photos. Once again I am very sorry.
Step 1: Hop Onto Minecraft.
The title says what to do.
Step 2: Click on New.
Now, click on new, then Advanced.
Step 3: The Seed! Best Part!
The seed is:
Make sure you are on Old.
Step 4: The Kitchen #1 & #2
The cobble kitchen has: iron pants, 3 apples, and 5 blocks of obsidian.
The sand kitchen has: 1 iron ingot, I iron sword, 6 ink sacs, 3 apples, and 1 set of iron pants.{AGAIN!} :)
Step 5: Warning!!!!!!
When you enter the Cobble kitchen, it may be on fire. I recommend to get 2 grass blocks and put out the lava ASAP.
Step 6: Thank You! ShoutOut Time!
The ShoutOut goes to PlayerBill08. thank you for the idea and helping me on my first instructable.
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The thing u were calling a kitchen, with the obsidian and iron pants, it's a blacksmiths
Thank you but do you know what a blacksmith does? i'd like to know if that's alright.
Blacksmiths make things like knives, swords, horseshoes and tools using a forge. I've been blacksmithing for some time now.
Can't wait to try out the seed. Also no offence but I think ur thinking of a blacksmiths... Sorry, it's not a kitchen.
Oh thanks. sorry what's a blacksmith place thing?
And I sent it twice. Ophs
Can't wait to try out the seed. Also no offence but I think ur thinking of a blacksmiths... Sorry, it's not a kitchen.
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