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10961-Automating Administration with Windows PowerShell 3.0
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This five day course provides students with the fundamental knowledge and skills to use Windows PowerShell 3.0 for administering and automating administration of Windows based servers. It focuses on primary Windows PowerShell command-line features and techniques, and will provide prerequisite skills supporting many different Microsoft products. This includes Windows Server, Windows Client, Exchange Server, SharePoint Server, SQL Server, System Center, and more. In keeping with that goal, this course will not focus on any one of those products, although Windows Server (which is the common platform for all of those) will serve as the example for the techniques being taught. In this five day course you will learn to execute and monitor scripts more efficiently through more robust session connectivity, workflow capabilities, improved job scheduling, and Windows PowerShell Web Access. Learn Windows PowerShell with greater ease through improved cmdlet discovery and simplified, consistent syntax across all cmdlets. Write Windows PowerShell scripts quicker and more intuitively through the new Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE) that enables script sharing, which connects IT pros to a larger Windows PowerShell user community. Learn all this and more in this five-day Microsoft Official Course in Windows PowerShell v3.0
Course Objectives
- Understand the basic concepts behind Windows PowerShell
- Work with the Pipeline
- Understand How the Pipeline Works
- Use PSProviders and PSDrives
- Format Output
- Use WMI and CIM
- Prepare for Scripting
- Moving From a Command to a Script to a Module
- Administer Remote Computers
- Put the various Windows PowerShell components together
- Use Background Jobs and Scheduled Jobs
- Use Advanced PowerShell Techniques and Profiles
Topics Covered
Module 1: Getting Started with Windows PowerShell
In this module students will learn a bit about PowerShellâs purpose and history, and will learn the basics of using the shell, including the help system, command syntax, command discovery and more.
- Overview and Background
- Finding and Running Commands
- Lab : Configuring Windows PowerShell
- Configure the console application
- Configure the ISE Application
- Lab : Finding and Running Basic Commands
- Finding and Running Basic commands
In this module students will learn to use PowerShellâs pipeline, along with a number of new commands, to start retrieving, manipulating, and displaying data. An emphasis is placed on proper syntax and form.
- Working with the Pipeline
- Exporting, Importing and Converting Data
- Filtering Objects Out of the Pipeline
- Enumerating Objects in the Pipeline
- Lab : Working with the Pipeline
- Retrieve data, manipulate objects and customise the final display
- Lab : Exporting, Importing and Converting Data
- Import, Export and convert data within Windows PowerShell
- Lab : Filtering Objects Out of the Pipeline
- Filter Objects Out of the Pipeline
- Examine Several Commands and Predict Their Output
- Lab : Enumerate Objects in the Pipeline
- Enumerate Objects in the Pipeline and perform specific tasks
In this module students will learn the underlying details of how commands are passed from one command to another in the pipeline. Having seen it in action, theyâll now get to see some of the theory under the hood. The emphasis will be in the ByValue and ByPropertyName techniques, with demonstrations that illustrate effective uses of each. Students will also learn techniques that can be used in lieu of pipeline binding, for when such binding is unavailable or ineffective.
- Passing Data in the Pipeline ByValue
- Passing Data in the Pipeline ByPropertyName
- Lab : Working with Pipeline Parameter Binding
- Examine Several Commands and Predict Whether or Not They Will Work as Written
- Construct new Commands that Utilize Pipeline Parameter Binding
In this module students will learn about PSProviders and PSDrives, and learn to use âItem* commands to manipulate items within a PSDrive.
- Understanding PSProviders and PSDrives
- Using PSDrives
- Lab : PSProviders and PSDrives
- Using PSProviders and PSDrives
In this module students will learn to manipulate command output to create customized on-screen, text file, and hardcopy results
- Using Basic Formatting
- Using Advanced Formatting
- Redirecting Formatted Output
- Lab : Formatting Output
- Use Formatting cmdlets to customize those cmdlets output
In this module students will learn to use Windows Management Instrumentation / Common Information Model (WMI/CIM) to retrieve, and in some cases, modify management information about local and remote computers.
- Understanding WMI/CIM
- Querying Data with WMI/CIM
- Making Changes with WMI/CIM
- Lab : Working with WMI and CIM
- Locate and Query WMI Classes to retrieve Management Information
In this module students will learn about pre-requisite features to writing PowerShell scripts, including variables and PowerShellâs scripting security features.
- Using Variables
- Scripting Security
- Working with Alternate Credentials
- Lab : Working with Security in PowerShell
- Configure Execution Policy
- Create and Use Alternate Credentials
In this module students will learn to take a command that runs well in the console, and turn it into a reusable script. A number of important concepts, such as error handling, will be introduced â but not explored in extreme depth. Students will be taught enough to be âimmediately effectiveâ with these concepts, but not given an exhaustive education. The point is to get them started in an effective fashion using best practices, and to give them a basis for further independent exploration.
- Moving From Command to Script
- Moving From Script to Function to Module
- Implementing Basic Error Handling
- Using Basic Scripting Constructs
- Further Exploration in Scripting
- Lab : Moving From Command to Script
- Convert a Functioning command into a parameterized Script
- Lab : Moving From Script to Function to Module
- Encapsulate a Script into a Function, Turn the script into a Module and add debugging
- Lab : Implementing Basic Error Handling
- Add Basic Error Handling capabilities to a Script
- Lab : Adding Logic to a Script
- Add a function to a Script
In this module students will learn how to configure and use PowerShell Remoting
- Using Basic Remoting
- Using Remote Sessions
- Using Remoting for Delegated Administration
- Lab : Working with Remoting
- Enable Remoting
- Remotely Manage Machines
- Lab : Working with PSSessions
- Import a Module from a Remote Machines
- Establish and Use Connections with several computers
- Lab : Remoting for Delegated Administration
- Create and Register a Custom Session Configuration
- Test the Custom Session Configuration
In this module students will utilize much of what theyâve learned to this point in a practical, from-scratch-exercise to configure a newly-installed Server Core computer.
- Planning the Script
- Lab : Configuring a New Server Core Installation
- Determine Server Cores IP Address
- Add Server Core Computers IP Address to local TrustedHosts list
- Add the Server Core Computer to a Domain and Configure a DHCP reservation
- Add Specified Roles and features to the Server Core Computer
In this module students will learn to create and manage background jobs and scheduled jobs.
- Using Background Jobs
- Using Scheduled Jobs
- Lab : Working with Background Jobs
- Start Background Job
- Manage Existing Jobs
- Lab : Working with Scheduled Jobs
- Create, run and retrieve data using Scheduled Jobs
In this module students will learn several additional techniques and feature of Windows PowerShell.
- Using Advanced PowerShell Techniques
- Creating Profile Scripts
- Lab : Practicing Advanced Techniques
- Practice Advanced Techniques
- Create a Profile Script that defines several parameter defaults
- View outline in Word
Before attending this course, students must have:
- Previous Windows Server and Windows Client management knowledge and hands on experience.
- Experience Installing and Configuring Windows Server into existing enterprise environments, or as standalone installations.
- Knowledge and experience of network adapter configuration, basic Active Directory user administration, and basic disk configuration.
- Knowledge and hands on experience specifically with Windows Server 2012 and Windows 8 would be of benefit but is not essential.
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Long-range turkey shooting has always been controversial, but yesteryear's "40-yard maximum" rule isn't cast in concrete. The limitations of old chokes and shotshells have been lifted by impressive new chokes and loads that can deliver dense, hard-hitting patterns at amazing distances.
I'm not advocating anyone routinely try to topple turkeys from 70 yards, but I urge every turkey hunter to build a gun/choke/shell combination that produces consistent, dense patterns at whatever maximum range they feel comfortable. Test drive a variety of chokes and shells, and while doing this, keep in mind that a tight pattern at 50 yards will practically be a single projectile at 15 yards. A charge of pellets this tightly bunched could sail harmlessly past a turkey's head if you don't aim as precisely as if you were shooting a bullet.
At the same time, consider pattern spread at extreme ranges and its potential for collateral damage. Just because a particular load/shell combination consistently puts 9-12 pellets in the head/neck region of a tom at long range doesn't mean it won't simultaneously throw 300 pellets well off that mark. And one or more of those has the potential to kill or wound other turkeys standing near your targeted tom. And don't forget that pellets drop downrange and drift in the wind just like rifle bullets, only more so. You need experience shooting beyond 40 yards to do it correctly.
Discretion is an important part of responsible turkey shooting at any distance.
A choke is a constriction near the muzzle of a shotgun barrel that works something like a nozzle on a garden hose. By narrowing the barrel opening, the choke squeezes the shell's cluster of pellets into a narrower space, minimizing their spread downrange. This seems to be as much art or voodoo as science, because chokes of the same shape and constriction don't produce the same results with every shotgun. This is why it's important to test and experiment. An extra-full choke constriction on one gun might perform more like a light full choke on another. And too much choke can blow patterns rather than tighten them.
But what's a full choke versus an extra-full choke? There is no absolute industry standard, so measuring the degree of constriction is the best way to achieve consistency. The bore of a 12 gauge is supposed to be .729 inches in diameter. Many are made slightly larger (called over-bored) to reduce felt recoil slightly and decrease pellet deformation by providing extra room for pellets during their flight down the barrel. But, regardless of average barrel diameter, choke restrictions can be measured and rated by how much they constrict that diameter. A cylinder choke adds no restriction; an improved cylinder tightens the barrel opening by 0.005 inch; modified constricts it by 0.020 inch; full squeezes it down by 0.030 inch.
Extra-full choke starts getting us into long-range turkey performance by putting 0.040-inch constriction in a choke, and so-called "turkey chokes" tighten things down 0.045 inch. And things keep getting tighter from there, with some tubes constricting as much as 0.090 inch.
Tightening a choke isn't without its risks. Pellets need to squeeze through that smaller door, and large, hard pellets have trouble doing this. Water-fowlers discovered this when they fired hard, steel-shot BBs through some older guns with soft steel barrels. Those barrels bulged near the choke constriction, and a few split open. Tight turkey chokes often come with warnings to use specific types of shot only. A tight choke suitable for lead loads could be dangerous with steel or tungsten loads. Pay attention.
Some choke makers hype longer, gradual choke constrictions to minimize sudden pressures and pellet deformation. Some are ported to minimize barrel jump and/or felt recoil, and some include internal straight rifling to negate wad spin, while others advertise ports or slots designed to slow down or strip away wads for a smoother release of the shot charge. Any and all of these features can help—or hurt—downrange performance depending on the ammunition. Shop carefully.
Turkey shotshells have gotten so specialized that not all chokes perform well with all shells. This is where we hunters really need to pay attention and experiment. In addition to choosing among lead, copper-plated lead, steel, tungsten and Bismuth shot, we have to choose the right wads—and more. The right choke with the wrong ammo can ruin downrange performance.
Federal's Mag-Shok turkey loads with Flite-Control wads, for instance, don't perform well when fired through chokes with ports, rifling grooves or other features that grab the wad. Flite-Control wads are designed to stay with the shot charge and deliver a gradual, controlled release of the pellets farther downrange than traditional wads for 30 percent tighter downrange patterns over traditional loads. You need to buy and shoot chokes specifically designed for optimum performance with Flite-Control wads to gain the long-range performance benefits of their tungsten-based shot.
Winchester's hot new Long Beard XR turkey loads are designed to work perfectly with most chokes. They get their extreme-range performance not from a new wad, but from Shot-Lok encapsulated pellets. This new technology is a first. Winchester pours a liquid into the shot cup, then pours in the load of lead pellets. Each pellet is coated and the spaces between them are filled. The liquid hardens, so the entire shot column is tied together. Doesn't this mean you'll be sending a slug downrange? No, because upon ignition the resin breaks into tiny particles that continue to buffer the pellets, minimizing the crushing, distorting forces exerted on the bottom-most pellets by the mass of shot atop them. The result is rounder pellets that fly straighter, resulting in remarkably tight patterns much farther downrange than many shooters can believe.
Winchester is touting Long Beard XR as a legitimate 60-yard load in the right guns with the right chokes, but tests by many gun writers, including NAH Online Editor Josh Dahlke, have recorded 12-pellet hits on turkey targets (head and neck) at 70 yards. Long Beard XR loads are made with Nos. 6, 5 and 4 shot. Due to the declining energy of lighter pellets beyond 50 yards, I'd recommend No. 5 shot for 50- to 60-yard shots and No. 4s for anything beyond 60 yards.
Anyone who's shot Winchester's Hi-Density Xtended Range turkey shells, which are also capable of effective 70-yard performance, might wonder why the Long Beard XR loads were created. Cost is the answer. The tungsten pellets used in those Hi- Density shells have gotten so expensive that Winchester has discontinued them. The new Long Beard XRs will be sold in 3-inch and 3½-inch 12 gauge with 13/4-ounce and 2-ounce payloads respectively. Muzzle velocity averages around 1,200 fps. The cost for a box of 10 shells should be about $5 more than Winchester's Double X loads.
Remington keeps prices down and performance up by combining hard, copper-plated lead pellets with buffering to protect pellets from deformation during ignition forces. At 1,300 fps, their Hi-Velocity loads carry a bit more energy downrange than slower loads, enabling shooters to stick with smaller pellets such as No. 5 beyond 50 yards, increasing the potential for more hits.
Hevi-Shot Hevi-Metal Turkey Loads get their downrange performance via tungsten, nickel and iron alloy pellets that are 20 percent more dense than lead. At launch speeds as high as 1,450 fps, these irregularly shaped pellets carry so much energy that No. 6 shot remains effective well beyond 50 yards. The greater number of No. 6 pellets in a given charge should increase pellets on target, but only testing with your gun and choke will reveal this.
Hornady's Heavy Magnum Turkey loads owe their long-range performance to the thickest nickel plating in the business, according to Hornady. The hard nickel coating minimizes deformation of the underlying lead pellets for truer flight and denser patterns downrange. The VersaTite wad in these shells is designed to strip cleanly from the shot charge in flight with minimum disruption. The 1,300 fps muzzle velocity of the 12 gauge load increases downrange energy of all pellets. Hornady claims lethal results to 50 yards, but your mileage might vary.
The good news about all turkey loads and chokes is that nearly any can produce the kinds of patterns you need for your style of hunting. Sometimes the load makes the difference, sometimes the choke. The trick is trying various combinations of chokes, shells and shot types and sizes to determine how well and consistently your gun will shoot. Once you know your effective range, you can proceed to hunt judiciously and ethically within it.

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A day after backing Mike Shanahan and holding out hope that he would retain his job, Redskins players continued to express support for the coach – even after his dismissal – and stated their regrets that they hadn't managed to save Shanahan's job, and their season.
"I think 99.9 percent of [the blame] – none of these coaches played a down this year – it's all on us," linebacker Ryan Kerrigan said. "We could sit there and complain all we like that this coaching staff, we didn't want to get fired. But it comes down to how we played on the field and if we would've played better, we wouldn't be in this situation. That's what hurts me, because I know I had a part in it, in not helping this team play better so these coaches would still be here."
Shanahan and the majority of his assistants were dismissed on Monday, the day after the completion of Washington's 3-13 season. The Redskins announced the firing of seven coaches – Kyle Shanahan, Keith Burns, Richmond Flowers, Matt LaFleur, Josh McDaniel, Bob Slowik, Bobby Slowik and advance scout Larry Coyer. Running backs coach Bobby Turner and assistant special teams coach Richard Hightower also are expected to be dismissed, people with knowledge of the situation said. Meanwhile, six assistants – Jim Haslett, Raheem Morris, Jacob Burney, Chris Foerster, Chris Morgan and Sean McVay – remain in limbo, and general manager Bruce Allen said the remaining coaches will have their fates determined by the next head coach.
Most Redskins players said that by the completion of the season, they had prepared themselves for the likelihood that Shanahan and his assistants would be dismissed. But they still found it hard to grasp the drastic turn of events in the past year, when they went from 10-6 in 2012 to 3-13 this year.
"Winning the division last year, a year removed from that, I'm shocked that we're here where we're at now," defensive lineman Kedric Golston said. "I felt like we kind of had crossed the bridge of righting this ship and moving things in the right direction. I still believe that, but at the same token, when you lose football games, and obviously with a coaching change, now, who knows who's going to come in here and what their philosophy is. It's disappointing because I feel as though this team had a lot of potential, but we understand that potential doesn't do anything for you. It's about results. So it's disappointing from that method – knowing how hard the coaches work, how hard the players work to be where we're at now is definitely disappointing."
Many Redskins adamantly stated that the poor record was a reflection of their lack of execution and not poor coaching.
Backup quarterback Rex Grossman, who has spent four seasons in Washington under Shanahan and his staff, said he doesn't belief that his former head coach got a fair shake.
"I think a lot of people, if they understood all the facts and got to sit down in his office, and explained everything, I guarantee Redskins nation would think differently about what he's done," said Grossman, who will be a free agent. "He allows everybody to have a chance to be successful. That's not always the case around the league. Unless you have one of the three or four top quarterbacks in the league, any coach is susceptible to this."
Grossman continued, "I think he understands what the NFL is all about and what perception is all about and how that can become reality. But, there's no doubt about it. There are more things to it than just 'how good is the coach?' It's a lot how you're perceived. It's bulls, really. But it depends on where you go from here as an organization, because you've got a sure thing in a good coach. You'd better bring in a good one to replace him and give him time, and money, and salary cap, and draft picks, and time, and trust."
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Because of its many changes over the years, My Three Sons seemed almost
two different shows. Both were very good, but I prefer the earlier
episodes, the black & white ones. They had a certain charm to them that
missing in later years. Robby somehow never seemed to fit the eldest
role the way Mike did. That, and the move from Bryant Park, Michigan out
Los Angeles took away the small town feel that the earlier episodes had.
Then came the arrival of women into the family, and that changed
For the first five seasons, 1960-61 to 1964-65, the show was aired on ABC and filmed in black & white. For the last seven seasons, 1965-66 to 1971-72, it was aired on CBS and filmed in color. For the first 4.5 seasons, the boys "nanny" was their grandfather Bub, for the last 7.5 seasons it was their great uncle Charlie. For the first 5 seasons, the sons were Mike, Robby, and Chip, for the last 7 seasons the sons were Robby, Chip, and Ernie.
William Frawley left the show halfway through the 1964-65 due to ill health (he died in 1966). In the story line, Bub went over to Ireland to visit relatives and decided to stay there. Shortly after his departure, his brother Charlie arrived for a visit, and ended-up staying for the rest of the shows run. After the end of that season, Bub was never referred to again. In the first episode of the 1965-66 season, Mike married his girlfriend Sally and moved to another town to take a job. This marked Tim Considine's departure from the series. To re-establish the "three sons" storyline, Steve Douglas adopted Chip's friend Ernie, who had recently become an orphan. Mike was never seen again (not even when Steve married Barbara) and was only sporadically referred to thereafter.
More bits of trivia:
Before being cast as Katie, Tina Cole had appeared several years earlier(in the black & white days) as Ina, one of Robbys friends.
Stanley Livingston and Barry Livingston are brothers.
Before being adopted by the Douglases, Ernies last name was Thompson. Years later, Chip married Polly Thompson, no relation to Ernie.
When Robby and Katie had kids, it was triplets. They were all boys, thus keeping with the "three sons" theme.
Originally, the show was going to be called "The Fred MacMurray Show", but MacMurray objected to that, so the title was changed.
In its early years, My Three Sons was sponsored by Chevrolet, thus Chevy cars were seen behind the closing credits.
There are two syndication packages for My Three Sons. One package consists of the first five seasons (the black & white ones) and the final season. The other package contains the other six seasons. Why it is done this way I don't know, it doesn't make sense to me. I would think they would just have the B&W episodes as one package and the color episodes as the other.
"My Three Sons" remains one of the most popular television series ever.
course it has its detractors as any show does, but its historical value
in its simplicity and naivete. A hybrid of the era the would be labeled
'dom-com' or domestic situation comedy, "My Three Sons" is notable for
star-friendly shooting schedule, and the composition of the nuclear
with a motherless family being brought up by the widowed father and
housekeeper grandfather, something that was relatively new to television
1960. In its early years the cast changes were minimal but as the show
progressed and additional characters were added, most viewers had no
keeping up with the Douglases. In reruns the show has found a whole new
generation of audience, even if they seem more sophisticated now than
we were at a younger age. The fact remains that the series is still
and with a huge catalogue of episodes in it's inventory, the reruns will
probably continue for ever as long as television stations need
By today's standards it appears wholesome, tame and perhaps slightly dated, but it's a slice of life that all of us can appreciate and learn from. "My Three Sons" is more than just another run of the mill television show from the 1960s - it is an enduring piece of sitcom entertainment that still entertains today some forty plus years after its premiere. The comfortably numb nostalgia that the show evokes is only part of the viewing pleasure. There really is great work here so take a step back in time to the good old days when there were no tv dinners... and watch a much loved part of television history.
When this show first came on, a lot of people called it a Disney show due to the fact that Fred MacMurray and Don Grady, who both appeared in Disney Films. This show was definitely the one of the first ones to deal with single parenthood, but it dealt with it in a humorous manner. This was also one of the few shows that survived a change in networks when it jumped from A.B.C. to rival C.B.S. in 1965. And that wasn't the only change. Like many other shows that year, it went from black and white to color. However, unlike many other shows, it managed to make the transition very easily and, ironically, it stayed on for an additional seven years on C.B.S. as opposed to the five that it was on A.B.C.. However, one thing that really changed when it went through all those changes was the fact that many people said that the A.B.C. episodes were more adventurous and were often very surreal. Hopefully, one of these days both eras of this show will be released and the fans of the show will be able to choose for themselves.
I never thought that Fred MacMurray would ever get a biography written
about him simply because of the subject. The man was apparently as
normal as he seemed. No scandals of any kind, no movie or television
star temperament, no salacious gossip of any kind. Still a good
biography was written about him in the past couple of years.
When MacMurray was offered My Three Sons his film career had rejuvenated due to Walt Disney's, The Shaggy Dog. Quite frankly MacMurray wanted to have it all, but there are only 365 days a year. Producer Don Fedderson to get his participation in the show agreed to a system whereby all of his scenes in all of the show's episodes were shot first, taking about 2 months. Then everyone else's scenes were shot and the episodes edited together. It allowed Fred time for his outside work, mostly with Walt Disney.
This was a firm and fast rule, even guest stars who didn't get around to their commitments on a show, found themselves saying their dialog to furniture as the episodes were put together. If they could be called back, they were, otherwise it was playing to the scenery.
What I find amazing is that people actually put up with this, but there's no denying the success of the results. My Three Sons had a twelve year run on the show, all of the original sons got married and started families. One son, Tim Considine quite halfway through the run like Adam Cartwright, still the show kept going as MacMurray adopted Barry Livingston to keep the trio with Don Grady and Barry's older brother Stanley Livingston.
Females gradually entered the all male household with the marriages of Considine to Meredith MacRae, Grady to Tina Cole, and Livingston to Ronne Troup. And the big finish was in those final couple of seasons as widower MacMurray married Beverly Garland and became a stepfather of girls for the first time with Dawn Lyn.
Before the females invaded the household chores and the raising of the boys was assisted by William Frawley and later William Demarest. Both had done films with MacMurray back in the old days. Frawley's health so declined the producer's could not get him insured any longer. He was not a happy camper when he was let go.
When My Three Sons completed its run, gentle family comedies like this were going way out of style. Shows like All In The Family which had a more pessimistic view of the human condition were the vogue when the Seventies were ushered in. Still the show provides some fond memories for me and it had the weirdest shooting schedule allowing it's star to have it all.
There have been many wonderful shows, but My Three Sons have to be one
of the best. Fred MacMurray, did such a wonderful job as the father in
this show. When had those special scenes in which he was advising his
kids or explaining something to them, he would come across as someone
who was caring and very attached to his kids. I know some fathers in
this world who have trouble at being interested let alone caring.
Today, this show might seem dated, but there is a lot we can gain from watching this show. The ideas of making a family that will work together and see things through, is a good example of one thing that we can gain from this. Television today doesn't have very many shows that will show a family working together as a unit.
Hopefully someday, we will see this show on DVD, and have it start from the beginning episode in season one. I think there is a lot we can get from this show.
A TV Classic in the golden age of early 60's sitcoms that became
creator-executive producer Don Fedderson's most successful show that
became second only to "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet" as the
longest-running sitcom series in television history spanning 12 seasons
and 380 episodes airing from September 29,1960 until April 13,1972 with
repeated episodes airing from April 20,1972 until August 24,1972. The
series first aired on ABC's Thursday night prime time schedule
producing 153 black and white episodes from September 29, 1960 until
May 20,1965. Then after it was canceled by ABC in 1965 the series was
picked up by CBS for the next seven seasons in color for 227 episodes
from September 16,1965 until April 13,1972. CBS also aired various
episodes in repeats for it's daytime line-up for one season in
September,1971 that featured various seasons in color. "My Three Sons"
won the Golden Globe for Best Television Series in 1962 and was
nominated for three Prime Time Emmys in 1961,1968 and 1969. The show's
sponsors throughout it's run where during the earlier years The
Chevrolet Motor Division where you saw Chevrolet products featured in
various episodes and during the closing credits. Other sponsors were
General Motors Division, The Quaker Oats Company, Ralston-Purina, and
in it's final season the sponsor was The Ford Motor
Company(Lincoln-Mercury Division).
Of all the cast members that were associated with the show only actors Fred MacMurray(Steve Douglas),and Stanley Livingston(Chip Douglas) remained throughout it's entire run. William Frawley(Bub O'Casey) appeared in 165 episodes; William Demarest(Charley O'Casey) appeared in 215 episodes. Tim Considine(Mike Douglas)appeared in 185 episodes; Don Grady(Robbie Douglas)appeared in 357 episodes;Barry Livingston,the brother of Stanley Livingston(Ernie Thompson-Douglas)appeared in 206 episodes; Tina Cole(Katie Miller Douglas)appeared in 134 episodes;Beverly Garland(Barbara Harper Douglas)appeared in 74 episodes; Dawn Lyn(Dodie Harper Douglas)appeared in 73 episodes;Ronne Troup(Polly Williams Douglas)appeared in 36 episodes. Tramp the Douglas' family dog was in all 380 episodes of the series throughout it's run.
The series revolves around Steve Douglas(Fred MacMurray)who was a widower and aeronautical engineer with three sons that consisted of the oldest(Mike),the middle-child(Robbie),and the youngest child(Chip)and their maternal grandfather(Bub O'Casey)who was the housekeeper and the family dog in their suburban household in fictional Bryant Park. Then numerous changes began to take when the series went from ABC to CBS. The first color telecast saw the marriage of the oldest son Mike to his college sweetheart Sally. And by the show's eighth season on CBS(when the show moved from Thursday nights to Saturday nights)saw the family's adoption of Ernie and also midway through the season saw Robbie's marriage to his college sweetheart Katie. That same season also saw the family moving from Bryant Park to North Hollywood where Steve has been offer a new position at his place of employment. Season 9 saw the birth of Robbie's wife Katie with three sons. Season 10 sees Steve Douglas walked down the aisle of martial bliss when he marries Barbara Harper and also brings along her daughter Dodie from a previous marriage. And during the show's 12th and final season(when CBS moved the series from Saturday nights to Monday nights in a later time slot opposite ABC's Monday Night Football)saw the youngest Chip also marrying his high school sweetheart Polly Williams.
When "My Three Sons" ended it's astounding run in 1972 after 12 seasons and 380 episodes it marked the end of an era in family situation comedy series where it was taken over during the 1970's with the landscape of prime time television changing it's programming to urban dramas and gritter police shows. The show that replaced "My Three Sons" on CBS in the fall of 1972 was "The Bill Cosby Comedy Hour"
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"My Three Sons" is a show of the same happy-family caliber as "Brady Bunch". and yet it is a milder, gentler show, always portraying the nuclear family unit as warm, loving, supportive, and well-wishing. not a thing is wrong with seeing a family--albeit lacking in motherly figures until the last season or two--look out for each other's best interests, show respect for parental and grandparental figures, and treat everyone with kindness, giving the benefit of the doubt to all. remember how the elderly uncles are incorporated into the family and participate in meaningful ways? look at how uncle Charlie could cook. remember how Ernie is adopted along the way as a son? so lovely. much later in the series when widower dad Steve finally remarries, a daughter is adopted into the family, and is treated respectfully by her much elder new brothers. (think how late teens and early twenties persons look to a seven year old.) do we not value respectful, obedient behavior toward our parents and caregivers and authorities? then this show holds up, despite all the changes the household goes through--as any household is apt to have in twelve years of life. lovely, lovely.
I have read various postings of the My Three Sons subject, and sincerely hope that they NEVER make a "new" version of it ! I only wish they would syndicate the black and white episodes, as they were the best ! Yeah,I miss the early California sitcoms with a message,, and would opt to view them rather than watch Will and Grace any day ! Naturally Bill Frawley was great as Bub, but you do get to see him tire through that last year or two episodes....Will Demerest as Uncle Charlie was precious though !,, I'm so sorry that through the last few years,, that the show scummed to the changing times, and the boys went "hip", and the issues got more messagey....Yup, the early years were the best, and there ain't no replacing' it !!!
"My Three Sons" was about an unconventional family, Mom was missing.
Dad, Steve Douglas, was missing most of the time since he was busy as
an engineer in the aerospace industry, a dream job for those times when
the space-race was a hot topic the show began 9-years before America
put a man on the moon in 1969.
Bub, then later, Uncle Charlie kept the house and was there when the boys, Mike, Robbie, and Chip, and later Ernie (Chip's little brother in real life) came home from school. This was a quirky bachelor pad. The show's theme music fit; it was a little kookie, just like the family. And, that was all the music that counted. There was some old music played, like the music my mom and dad 39 and 48-years older than me listened to, which was how it was back then. Kids went to another room or outside with the transistor radio to hear their own music where it wouldn't bother the folks. By the later 60s we had an FM antenna on the roof to stay up and listen to jazz and the more psychedelic sounds and lyrics.
Every week, one of the kids would have some problem and would have it solved by the end of the show without anyone having gone on a shooting rampage. The military- industrial complex hadn't yet changed the definition of gun to denote a problem-solver that goes bang bang and makes America great.
TV in those days was not about reality, which we turned on the set to escape, but entertainment. The shows were not meant to literally reflect real families, but depicted families that were somewhere near to the screenwriter's ideal of what a family should be, showing how people are there for each other no matter what. And, the what was nowhere near as bizarre as the reality of today. Things that were funny, as an exception to the rule or the norm, are no longer funny since they've become a bad joke that is the rule or the norm.
And, what does that say about us as a society? I liked "All in the Family" when it began in the early 70s, but was and am dumbfounded by those who see Archie Bunker as the lifestyle guru who is here to save America instead of the "Meathead-of the household" that he portrayed.
I still don't care for reality TV, even with the years of exposure to it. I'd rather read a book of my liking or watch a rerun of some seemingly absurd show like "My Three Sons." It was good entertainment, which is what TV is meant to provide for one thing.
If you want reality, watch the news or, better still for reality, some very old reruns of the news. But, I give "My Three Sons" a 10.
I would give anything to have My Three Sons out on DVD. All the other good old family comedies are, why not the best one ever made. I'd love it and I know many others who would love it as well. Can someone please tell me why such a fabulous award winning family comedy is not yet out on DVD for those of us who love the good old days of television shows. Shows like I love Lucy and Dick Van Dyke and Andy Griffith are out there on DVD, and they are all from the same era as My Three Sons. The acting was fabulous in this good old sit-com and they touched on some really wonderful family values and packed it all into a half hour show of light hearted laughs. What stops this wonderful show from being re-produced and sold like the other old shows? I'd pay most definitely to have them all.
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Ellis Leisure is an affordable Essex based bouncy castle hire company that covers a wide range of Essex towns and villages such as; Southend-on-Sea, Leigh-on-Sea, Hockley, Hullbridge, Benfleet, Basildon, Canvey Island, Stanford-le-hope, Thurrock, Grays, Rainham, Tilbury, Brentwood, Ingatestone, Chelmsford, Maldon, South Woodham Ferrers, Wickford and Rayleigh. We also operate in London boroughs like; Romford, Chigwell, Barking, Dagenham, Upminster and Hornchurch hosting large park events for the public, and also catering for the smaller birthday parties, and family gatherings.
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Kirsty Hayward / Oct 2015
Fantastic service, fantastic products. We will definitely be using them again this October.
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Second time in 6 years of using these guys.. 1st time for my daughters 1st birthday party in 2010 and second time yesterday for my daughters 6th birthday party with the same bouncy castle. I I..
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Thank you for supplying a Peppa Pig bouncy castle and a Ball Pit for my little girls 2nd birthday. Would definitely recommend you to friends and family!
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Hired a full sized wooden base / built hot tub from Ellis Leisure and everything was spot on. Delivery, service, the tub itself, collection, price, everything was brilliant. Will definitely use to..
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Used for my son's birthday parties two years in a row now, great price, great service, cannot fault them and the kids are on there pretty much all day! Highly recommend.
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I have always used Ellis Leisure for my children's birthdays and they are great. Friendly customer service, clean and well maintained castles and good prices. Thank you!
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Product: Stand alone hot tubReview: hired a hot tub for the weekend. Great service, very friendly, would recommend. Thanks Ellis Leisure.
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Thank you for the fantastic service and the bouncy castle!! My sons party was fab!! Using Ellis bouncy castles again for my daughters birthday party!! Thanks again Penny xx
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Date: Wednesday 1st July - Monday 6th JulyProduct: Long weekend hot tub hireHired a hot tub for the weekend and had such fun with friends and family!! Thank you so much!!! Will be using this again..
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Date of booking: 4 July 2015Product: Spider Man bouncy castleMy boys thoroughly enjoyed their birthday's, all the kids loved the bouncy castle and had an amazing day. Thanks Ellis Leisure for a..
Andrew Charles / Jul 2015
Hire date: 5 July 2015Product: Super hero castleWe have used Ellis Leisure now for the last 4 years, and havenever been disappointed in them. The servic is 1st class and all staffmembers are and o..
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Charlotte Rochford / Jun 2015
Hire date: 21/06/2015Product: Clown Arch bouncy castleOriginally booked Celebrations bouncy castle but did not fit so arranged to have Arch instead.
Olga Porteous / Jun 2015
Date of hire: 30 May 2015Great service, flexible, good value. Would definitely recommend blue childs chairKids Purple TableKids Pink ChairKids Pink TablePeppa Pig bouncy castle
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Dete of booking: 16 May 2015Product hired: Clown slide and bounce bouncy castleExcellent service friendly staff, clean castle and the kids loved it definitely be using you again. Thank you xx
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Date of booking: 16/05/2015My daughter loved the Pepper Pig Bouncy Castle for her 2nd Birthday last weekend. The children had so much fun. Will definately be using you again!!
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Heather Killick / Apr 2015
Date of booking:18/04/20152nd castle we have hired from you and once again amazing friendly service. The children loved the Peppa Pig castle and it kept them happy for hours. Thankyou again
Lisa Francis / Apr 2015
Date of Booking: 12/04/2015Thank you for fantastic service you gave us over the weekend. The Circus themed slide and bounce bouncy castle went down a treat and my 2 year old son and his friends be..
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Erica Donnelly / Aug 2014
Thank you for everything Harry. Excellent service and always very helpful. Highly recommended :) xx
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Thanks for giving us such a great package! We recommend their package of soft play, bouncy castle and some happy The..
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Rebecca Root / Mar 2013
Date of your bouncy castle booking: 29th March 2013Would like to thank you for the hire of your tiny tots bouncy castle and soft play for my daughters 1st birthday. What a great service we will be..
Paul Walters / Mar 2013
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Date of your bouncy castle booking: 17th November 2012 We were delighted with the service provided. The bouncy castle was delivered in good time and set up with miniumum fuss. It was also on time...
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Summary: In some lives, she didn't meet Endymion's reincarnation at all. In some lives, she didn't even live long enough to learn her own name, much less to remember her past lives.
A/N: Began this because I was too tired to write humor (aka, STC) and thought angst would be easier.
The story explores the idea of what would happen if Serenity and Endymion were reincarnated as soon as they died, over and over, instead of only once a thousand years later. Be prepared disturbing images and probably some confusion. Scenes are not in chronological order. Observe the numbering.
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A Murderous Time
A creature snuffled through the darkness on all fours. White and glowing faintly, she seemed like a ghost. But ghosts didn't feel cold, and this creature's colorless skin was pebbled with goose bumps from the subterranean caves' subarctic temperatures.
Her shuffling front limbs encountered something hard and cold and wet. A stalagmite, rising from the cavern floor.
Sightless, milked-over eyes widened as she licked at it eagerly, finding ice frozen to the bitter stone. Her stomach moaned with longing for something more. The creature ignored it, lapping more eagerly, barely noticing the pain when her tongue caught at the dry ice.
A deafening crack. The creature skittered backward, whimpering, belly pressed to the cold ground.
Something seized her neck. Choked off her whimpers. She could smell something colder, darker than the caves, and then heard, before the ground disappeared beneath her, a voice.
"Come along, Princess Serenity."
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The breath suddenly gone from her lungs as though the air has frozen into a huge block of ice that she can't suck any oxygen from. Heavy and cold and trickling ice-water into her veins.
She scrambled backward, crab-like, along the sidewalk, as his eyes follow her. Then her back hits something, and she grabs it with clumsy, scrabbling hands, pulling herself up.
Then she runs.
The memories never came back in order. They were less of a waterfall and more of a downpour. Crashing down from everywhere at once. Accumulating and flooding until Serenity – or whatever her current incarnation has been named – feels that she might drown in them.
But one of the first memories – the one that she always seemed to find and cling to like a passenger from a sinking ship hanging onto a piece of debris – was always of the first time she saw him.
Slipping away from the throne room, she must have been upset by some embarrassment that would undoubtedly seem trivial now. She went in her long frilly princess dress to the balcony of her tower chamber and lay on her stomach in all her ruffles to put her cheek to the cold stone and cry.
But a patch of night sky, just between two of the stone pillars of the balcony rail, seemed darker than the rest. And she had realized when, for the first time, she reached out for the faint pinpricks of stars gleaming in that night sky and was able to reach them, that this blackness wasn't night sky.
Two hands had gripped the stone edge of the balcony. Then his face was inches from hers as he heaved himself up, climbing over the railing with a conspiring smile on his face and a teasing "shhh" on his lips.
And if his black hair was the starry sky, then his eyes were the blue earth, and she was a prisoner of gravity from that moment on.
His whisper, as the blade shuddered over their heads. "Does this seem familiar to you?"
Her shaking voice, trying to joke instead of sob. "How could death seem familiar?"
Yet it was true. It felt familiar. Not because they were inhaling each other's breaths again, their eyes locked and heads close together, hearts beating fast, the way they had only last night. That first and last night.
She would not let herself think about that. She would not let the splintery, blood-wet wood beneath their cheeks and the shouting mob around them and grinning Monsieur Jadeite behind them stain that memory.
"What is the word?" he asks, voice low and hot and hurried against her wet eyes. The rope, above them, groans. "Déjà–"
The blade cuts him off.
In some lives, she didn't meet Endymion's reincarnation at all. In some lives, she didn't live long enough even to learn her own name, much less to remember her past lives.
These lifetimes left the vaguest memories. Scraps, so short and blurry that they could all be from the same life, or all from different ones.
Memories of gentle hands buckling a seat belt around her, of a kitten blinking dark eyes up at her, of watching a woman stir a fire, of horses neighing, of a mushroom cloud billowing in the sky, of giggling in a playground tunnel as she played hide-and-seek.
A memory of the ice-blue eyes that appeared at the tunnel's end.
"I found you."
A memory of screaming.
At school, they filed into the auditorium to watch the middle schoolers' dress rehearsal of their A Christmas Carol play. Her communicator was in her bag, held tightly to her bandaged stomach so that she would feel it immediately if it vibrated with a youma alert.
The youma have been coming at regular intervals, two each week. She knows this means that Zoicite is the one in charge this time. The generals seem to take turns being the cat to her mouse, and by now, she can always tell which of them is in charge. Jadeite reveled in spontaneity and blood, following her himself instead of sending youma to do it. Nephrite avoided direct contact and preferred to use people as chess pieces instead of youma. It had taken her two lives before she realized he could possess humans. Zoicite always acted with obvious youma at obvious intervals, like now, gradually increasing them and wearing her down until she finally made a fatal mistake.
Her hand fisted over her stomach. That fatal mistake had nearly come yesterday.
Without seeing them, she watched the prepubescent Scrooge bluster across the stage to a figure in white makeup and paper chains. Only when the last ghost, of Christmas Yet to Come, hooded and silent, came onto the stage, did her eyes focus.
Silent. Deadly. Malachite was the only general whose methods were unfamiliar to her.
She was always dead before she even realized he was there.
At the play's end, to sounds of whistling and applause, the young actors gathered on the stage to bow. She watched the three ghosts, who clustered together at one side, and thought about the her own ghosts of Past, Present, and Yet to Come.
But the generals did not come to show her what could change. They only came to show her, over and over again, the chains of fate that she would never escape.
The communicator buzzed against her ribs.
It was a marriage of convenience made by their parents when they were but a few years old. His family had land but no social standing; hers had a young daughter and a new stepmother eager to get her out of the house to save dowries for her own children.
They grew up husband and wife but brother and sister, splashing through the rice paddies and crying snotty tears as Ma-Ma pulled the leeches from their legs afterward.
If she had remembered, then, she could have appreciated the miracle that brought them together so quickly. But there was no time for her to remember. There was only a handful of years spent running in the sun, making up stories to tell each other during monsoon seasons, feeling the secret spurt of proud joy as he went out to join his father in the paddy wearing the kimono that her own fingers had sewn, and the memory of one kiss, chapped lips, tanged with tea, sneaked in the hot sun, before her memory of that life suddenly ends, like a filmstrip cut off by a slash of scissors.
Beryl must have sent Malachite.
It was inevitable that someday, Beryl would tire of sending the generals to kill her. A thousand years is a long time. Long enough to get bored. Long enough to become creative.
It was during one of those periods of boredom that she had her longest life. She can't remember how it began, or even remember having any cognizance of it. Remembering that life is like watching a film. She remembers blackness, blackness, blackness. All she can think is that one of the generals must have found her young and teleported her to the deepest guts of Beryl's subarctic caves. Then left her there for years. Maybe centuries. There is no way of telling because the person she was in those caves was not a person. More of an animal. Wandering the caves on all fours, no sentience except what allowed her to realize she needed to drink and eat.
When Nephrite came for her years or centuries later, her eyes were milked over. She licked water from puddles in the rock floor and caught bats, biting into their flesh raw.
He put chains around her neck and took her back to Beryl. She can remember being led around like a dog, urged on with offers of little treats of food and kicked until she cowered against the floor, hiding her face in ratty hair.
But much more, she remembers padding timidly after the queen into a tremendous, echoing cold room and seeing two thrones and, through her hazed vision, a pale-black-haired man slumped in one of them, his shirt torn open and neck and chest scrawled with scratches.
She did not recognize him. Did not even register him, really. In her barely sentient mind, there was no thought except of fear and confusion about the cold shape pressing around her throat. She pawed at it, unaware of the living trophy Beryl had brought there to make Serenity's agony complete.
Beryl must have been furious. Serenity didn't know what she had done, but suddenly, she had remembered, had realized what and who she was, and who the man a few meters away from her was.
The realization had driven into her like a nail through flesh. She curled around it, memories gushing from the sudden awareness like blood. And she crouched flat to the ground, whining into the rock. Because it was as impossible to escape the animal that Beryl had turned her into as it was to escape the memories she had just torn open inside her.
She was shamed, so shamed, to have him see her like this, leashed and feral. How could he love her after this?
It had been a small mercy that her clouded eyes couldn't see the look on his face as he turned away from her. Beryl had laughed merrily and swept from the room. Serenity cringed to the floor as she left, listening with quivering ears to her footsteps, fading in the echoing distance.
Then Endymion's reincarnation had lurched up from the throne.
She turned her head, still hunched between her shoulders. Watched through the unclouded edges of her eyes as he threw himself down beside a stalagmite and began to saw his wrists against the dully jagged stone.
She must have made a sound, for her began to talk in a low, hoarse stream, begging her not to make a sound, not to alert them to what he was doing, as though she was a guard dog, as though she was really Beryl's, he didn't remember, he didn't remember at all –
So she stayed silent, crouched there in her curtain of ratty hair and metal collar, too ashamed to go forth and nuzzle him like a puppy, to tell him it would be alright like a human. Too ashamed, and too angry, to tell him one kind thing as he died. Slowly.
Trickling minutes later, Beryl came back in. She saw the dead prince with his blood trickling toward Serenity, and she swiped a hand across Serenity's chained throat, and then their blood, at least, was together.
…and if his black hair was the starry sky, then his eyes were the blue earth, and she was a prisoner from that moment on.
She was a prisoner who would have done anything to be free.
Would have cut off her hands if it could pull her arms out of these chains, would have broken all her ribs if it meant being able to slither out of this hold, drag herself out of Fate's fist gripping her, because that thread of destiny that Venus always talked about was red for a reason.
The worst lives go like this:
She finds him. They remember everything. They each pretend they do not remember and avoid the other. Because they both thinking that they don't know if being together is worth the pain anymore, and they are both too ashamed to say it. So they dance around it, and then Beryl's generals find them, and they die.
The worst life went like this:
They met, they never remembered, they married, and they had a baby. Her beautiful little two year-old, whose name she can't remember anymore, washed away by the monsoon of memories. All she can remember are her big dark blue eyes, and the feel of her fat little hands around her fingers, sticky with the chocolate bar Serenity had just bought her in the store. And a man in the parking lot, hair long and light, eyes dark, killing her in broad daylight. She remembers being suddenly on the burning asphalt, only one of her eyes working, something wet filling her mouth.
On purpose, on purpose he'd killed her like that, killed her not quite dead, so that she could see her baby standing there, staring at her with horror and bits of Mommy's insides on her face. So that she could watch the way her baby's eyes went bigger and then blank, and feel her weight fall on her, and then just the man standing there, where her baby had been, flexing his blood-covered hand like he was testing the fit of a new glove.
Hard to love him after all this. She pants. The skin around her lips cracked and burning. No. Impossible. To love him. After this.
Nothing left for her mind to associate with him except the memories of a billion anguishes. Like an electroshock patient. Strapped to a chair with the voltage cranked all the way up.
The sizzling flares of agony burn away memories like chapped lips and shared pillows and starry hair until only the black remains. Just the white skeleton outlined in black with all the muscle and skin that held the bones together seared away.
She runs.
"Vous," he said.
She blinked at him. There was warm liquid dribbling out of her numb lips and more surging against his fingers where he was trying to hold shut the slit that Nephrite's youma slashed across her throat.
She pushed out one word, and more blood. "What?"
"Vous," he said again. His eyes were the things that are warm and wet now, and his nose. They both dripped onto her. She would have told him to stop dripping snot on her if she hadn't been leaking blood onto him for the past minute–eternity–without him complaining. Unless calling her an idiot and threatening to kill her if she died was complaining. "You wanted me to tell you how to say you in French."
Ah. She remembered now. That was another life.
So he remembered now, too.
She wished he didn't. She hurt enough, already, without thinking of the pain he must feel at remembering all the ways they have lost each other.
But she could not stay silent. She could remember another life when she stayed silent, as they died. So she swallowed, trying to get rid of the blood in her mouth so she could talk. More blood heaved out between his trembling fingers.
She tried to smile as though she could not feel it. "J'aime vous."
His laugh was like a snapped twig. Dangling. Limp. "That's not it," he said around laughs that are tears. "You messed up the order. It's je vous aime. Je vous aime."
She smiled again. "You'd better."
And then, not with that last breath, or with that last word, or even within the next hour, she died. It was not painless and quick. It was slow, and suffocating, and excruciating, and slow.
Her last thought was that next time, she would make sure it is quick.
Quick is not painless.
Quick is cowardly.
Quick is seeing Zoicite in her rear-view mirror and accelerating her car into a building before the general can catch her to take his time peeling her body apart tissue layer by tissue layer.
Quick is knowing as the concrete rushes forward to meet her windshield that her husband is still waiting at the restaurant thinking she's just being her usual late self.
Quick is knowing exactly the dead-corpse shade of white that his face will turn when he finds out why she hasn't shown up.
Quick is the longest two seconds of her lives.
"Well, well, well, if it isn't the Odango inhaling her daily milkshake."
"Well, well, well, if it isn't the jerkwad here to show off how ugly his jacket is again."
He rolled his eyes, she grinned, and they slid into a booth, sitting across from each other. Her Mary-Janed feet perched atop his school loafers, tapping energetically up and down as she told him how depressing her psychology class was becoming, they're discussing operant conditioning, and those poor mice! He grimaced in empathy, smiled at her indignation, and then frowned at the loss of her feet atop his as, in her enthusiasm, she rocked up onto her knees, leaning forward on the table to gesture.
But leaning forward made some of her hair spill onto the table, and he picked up a curl of it, twirling it around his pen as he listened. Her voice faltered as she saw the soft, distracted smile on his face, and a blush tinted her face. He leaned forward, and she flushed darker, the heat radiating to his skin.
They stayed like that, breaths apart, until the waitress came to take their order.
"Please!" he shouted. "I just want to see you!"
Behind the dumpster where she had taken shelter, she trembled. Eyes wide and sightless with terror, the way her baby's had been that day in the parking lot. Ice cubes in her lungs. Her fingers gripping a knife. She will use it if he comes closer. She will –
"Serenity!" His hand grabbed her.
She exploded at him in a burst of lathe-thin limbs, clawing and scratching. He stumbled backwards, and like a flash of lightning, she was gone, shooting out of the alley. Trembling from the warmth of his breath and the realization that she would have killed him.
Her lives had cured her of many naiveties, but one had remained constant throughout them. She believed that if she could just kill Beryl, this would all stop. And they could be together.
It was for this reason that when he disappeared and the High Senshi came to tell her where Beryl had taken him and to offer their help, she accepted. They went together to the south pole, she with the glowing silver sword they had given there, and they with armor and assurances, and he was there, sleeping like his namesake.
Beryl was there, too, clearly expecting her, hissing softly like a cobra, swaying above him, about to stroke.
But if Beryl was vicious, Serenity was livid, and tired, and sick of this. She jammed the sword down, determined that this be the end, and it was, Beryl's life bubbling out and dripping down Serenity's white arms to pool in the creases of her elbows.
Disbelief and amazement and elation filled her until she almost vomited with it. She swallowed it down, gagging and grinning together, and turned to go to Endymion, and if he was still sleeping, to wake him with a kiss –
He was glowing. Glowing in the silvery wash of light from the sword protruding from his chest.
The High Senshi were gone.
And Serenity was alone.
At that moment, she knew two things.
Beryl was dead.
And this would never stop.
She took the sword from Endymion's chest and thrust it into her own breast.
" – vu." His lips mouthed the end of the word.
Then his head rolled from the wooden platform to the cobbled street.
Her, leaning into his shoulder as another winter wind gusts through them. "Do you
think we're soul mates?"
Him, tilting his head to look down at her with a grin. "Odango, don't tell me you believe in that sort of thing."
"Jerk." A grumble, leaning away from his warm shoulder, arms crossing over her chest. "A simple yes or no would've been fine."
An arm, looping around her shoulders, pulling her back against him. "If I did believe in it, you'd be the proof."
A cock of his head. "You."
"Not just me." A snuggle against his chest. "Us."
In a future life, she will see him. He will see her.
Then they will avert their eyes and pretend not to have seen.
And, finally, they will live.
In a murderous time,
The heart breaks and breaks
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Answer: The timing of your question is superb, because a recent retrospective study conducted by researchers at the Massachusetts General Hospital Department of Medicine poked huge holes in the conclusion of previous studies linking chronic use of proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) such as Nexium and Prilosec to a roughly 1 percent per year increased risk of developing pneumonia. The widely held belief has been that suppressing stomach acid can allow the growth of ingested bacteria to increase the risk of pneumonia. The belief is so strong the FDA has issued warnings over it.
To disprove this association, Dr. Anupam Jena and his colleagues at Massachusetts General Hospital used the strategy of "falsification." They analyzed 11 years of insurance claims from 54,500 adults, both PPI users and non-PPI users, as to whether they had received diagnosis or treatment for health problems such as osteoarthritis, chest pain, urinary tract infections and skin infections - conditions which would be expected to have no increased risk from PPI use.
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