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Chapter 14 : The Truth
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"LEAVE ME ALONE!" I screamed at Stephanie. My voice was muffled slightly by my pillow.
"You were supposed to meet Sirius in the common room five minutes age. Now get up!" she threw something hard at me; I think it was a shoe of death.
I grumbled incoherently into my pillow. Stephanie groaned in frustration.
"Gaby, do something." she begged.
One minute I was doing my best to ignore Stephanie and the next I was being smothered by a small blonde child with a chocolate frog in her mouth. I squealed in a very girly manner.
"Get up, Cinderella," she laughed and bounced up and down on my bed.
I screamed again and tumbled to the floor.
"She's up," Gaby told Stephanie happily with a goofy grin on her face.
I glared at her but she just smiled innocently at me and cocked her head to the side before shoving another chocolate frog in her mouth. I rolled my eyes at her while Stephanie yanked me to my feet. That girl has a tight grip. I glared at her.
"I hate you." She sighed and rolled her eyes.
"Cinderella, are you going to behave or am I going to have to force you to?" she asked. She raised an eyebrow at me and put her hand on her hip.
She was evil. I didn't even want to think about what she would do to me if I didn't behave. I groaned and blew my hair out of my eyes. Stephanie smirked smugly at me; she knew she had won. She threw some clothes at me and I pulled them on while muttering dangerous threats to Stephanie under my breath. Stephanie sat me down in front of a mirror and started brushing the knots out of my tangled mess of hair. Marissa watched the torture silently with a small smile on her face. I watched Gaby jump on my bed in the mirror.
"Guess what?" she asked. Her blue eyes were sparkling in excitement.
"I don't what to know." I answered. Stephanie smacked my head with the brush. I yelped in pain. Crazy girl.
"Today's Valentine's Day!" she screamed before collapsing on my bad in a fit of giggles. Thanks Gaby. I had absolutely no idea it was Valentine's Day, the worst holiday ever invented that also happened to be the day of my wonderful big sister's wedding.
Stephanie tapped the top of my head with her wand and my hair immediately sprang into perfect spiral curls that reminded me of Gaby's. Gaby ranted on and on about something; she was talking too fast for me to understand a word she was saying.
"Go," Stephanie commanding as she shoved me toward the door. "You're already late."
"But I don't want to," I whined. I sounded like I was five but I didn't care. I really didn't want to go to the wedding.
"It doesn't matter what you want." Steph dragged me out the door and practically threw me down the stairs. "It's your sister's wedding. She wants you to be there."
Sirius raised his eyebrows at us and smirked. I glared at Stephanie.
"She could care less if I was there. The only reason she made me her maid of honor is because our mother would have killed her if she didn't."
Stephanie rolled her eyes and shoved Sirius and I out of the common room. "Go," she commanded again.
"Interesting morning?" Sirius asked. He grabbed my hand and tugged me down the corridor.
"Why does life hate me so much? What did I ever do to deserve this?" I shouted dramatically.
Sirius laughed at me. "It's your sister's wedding, not the end of the world."
I shook my head at him. "No, it's the end of the world. I'll never survive this wedding." I said seriously. "Today will be my last day of life." I stared at him with wide eyes.
He smiled and laughed. I punched his arm. "It's not funny!" I cried. "I'm going to die and you're laughing at me."
He chuckled and dropped my hand. He flung his arm around my shoulder and pulled me close to him. I wrapped my arm around his waist.
"You'll survive. I won't let them kill you."
"Oh I feel so much safer now." I answered sarcastically. He lightly tugged my hair. I grinned up at him.
"Don't worry, I'll protect you." He pulled me tighter to his chest.
I smiled brightly. "Promise?" I asked.
He nodded. "I promise. I won't let them hurt you." He answered sincerely.
He stared directly into my eyes as he said it with a strange intensity. I felt the air leave my lungs and for a second I couldn't breathe. My heart pounded in my chest. He looked away and air instantly refilled my lungs. My eyes turned to the ground and my eyebrows scrunched together in confusion. What just happened? I didn't understand the weird feeling that came over me when he stared at me so intensely. He's stared at me before but this stare was different. I saw something in that stare that I never saw in the others. It was the same unidentifiable look that he had had in his eyes right before he kissed me.
I shook my head lightly. I'm imagining things. I'm going crazy, as if I wasn't crazy enough. We walked in silence toward Dumbledore's office where we would be flooing to my house. Sirius said the password and we wound our way up the spiral staircase. He reached out his fist and rapped his knuckles against the wooden door.
"Come in," I heard Dumbledore say from behind the door.
Sirius pushed the door open and we stumbled inside. Professor Dumbledore smiled at us as we came in. he was stroking his phoenix lightly with his fingers.
"Hello, Professor," Sirius and I said at the same time.
He nodded to us and gestured toward the fireplace. "Mr. Black, Miss Kamier. I've always loved weddings." He smiled warmly and looked lost in a distant memory.
I smiled. I had liked Dumbledore since the first time I met him when he came to explain to my muggle parents about Hogwarts. He was different, like me, and made me feel not so alone. Sometimes when he stared at me with his striking blue eyes I had the feeling that he could see right through me and knew all my secrets.
He hummed quietly to himself as I grabbed a handful of floo powder and threw it in the fire. I said the address to my uncle's house where the wedding was going to be and disappeared in a whirl of ashes. Suddenly I fell out of the fireplace in my uncle's house. I tripped over my own foot and landed gracefully flat on my face.
"You sure know how to make an entrance, Princess." My father said with a chuckle.
I blew my hair out of my eyes and glared at him. He helped me to my feet just as Sirius stepped out of the fireplace without tripping at all. I hate him. My father kissed my forehead lightly and I had to stop myself from cringing away from him.
"I missed you, baby," he whispered.
I nodded stiffly and said nothing. Finally, he let go of me and shook Sirius's hand.
"Cinderella!" oh no. my mother tackled me in a bone-crushing hug. I stood there awkwardly. Please let go of me. "You were supposed to be here twenty minutes ago, dear. Where have you been?" I shrugged. She grabbed my hand and started dragging me away.
I stared back at Sirius helplessly. 'Save me' I mouthed to him. He smirked and waved at me. Traitor. I stuck my tongue out at him.
"You already curled your hair," my mother was saying as I tried very hard to wriggle out of her grasp.
Stupid Sirius. He promised he wouldn't let them kill me and what's he doing? Letting them kill me. The stupid traitor; I hate him so much. It's his fault I'm going to die. He'll be sorry when he has to come to my funeral. Idiot.
"Your sister's so excited to see you. She's so glad you're here for this special day. My daughter's getting married. What happened to my little girls?" She rambled on about Sarah and me growing up too fast.
I don't want to be here. I don't want to see my sister or the rest of my family. I want to be back at Hogwarts hiding in my dorm until Valentine's Day is over. Stupid sister. Stupid Valentine's Day. Life hate's me with a fiery passion.
"Cinderella!" Sarah hugged me lightly. "I've missed you." She forced a smile.
She looked beautiful, like usual. Her dark hair was elegantly curled and pulled up with little ringlets framing her face. She was already in her white, fluffy, fairytale-like wedding dress.
"We have an hour to make you look gorgeous." Sarah tilted her head to the side. "We better get started." She grabbed my hand and dragged me into a room full of girls trying to get ready for the wedding.
I clenched my teeth but said nothing. I hated coming home. Little miss perfect got everything she wanted. Little miss perfect was everything I wasn't and had to keep reminding of how much I don't belong.
I was forced into a pale yellow dress that was way too tight. My mother carefully pulled my perfectly curled hair into an elegant ponytail very similar to Sarah's. I let them torture me in silence and prayed for an opportunity to escape.
One of Sarah's friends did my makeup. She said nothing as she concentrated on her work. My mother babbled in my ear. I could hear Sarah's bubbly laugh from behind me.
I was jealous of Sarah. I was jealous of her happy, perfect little life. I was jealous that our parents loved her more than they loved me but I understood why they did. I was different, I was an outsider. I didn't belong with them but Sarah did. She was the perfect daughter and I was the troubled, stubborn daughter.
I wish I didn't have to be here. I hate being here where I know I don't belong. I have seeing the anger and hate in Sarah's eyes. I'm not good enough to be her little sister.
I felt tears of anger spring to my eyes but I held them back. I couldn't cry in front of them; I wouldn't let them see how broken I was. They didn't understand me; they knew nothing about me.
I suddenly felt very alone and wished that Sirius was with me to rub comforting circles on my hand and tell me that everything was going to be okay. I needed him, I realized, I needed him way more than I ever thought I could need anyone. I needed him like I needed air. I wonder if he needs me like I need him. I wonder if he feels like he's suffocating if he's not near me like I feel when I'm not near him. Does he smile when he thinks about me like I do when I think about him? Am I his best friend? He's mine. If love existed, I would love him.
I hate Sarah. She tried to kill me with the shoes of death. Her and my mother forced them on my feet. They held me down and they somehow managed to strap them to my feet with me kicking and screaming. I fought them off my feet, which wasn't an easy task, as soon as they looked away and ran as fast as I possibly could in the opposite direction.
"What are you doing?"
"Shhhh!" I put a finger to my lips and shushed Sirius. "I'm hiding from my evil mother and sister who are trying to force to wear the evil shoes of death. Didn't I tell you, they're trying to kill me." I whispered fiercely and glared at Sirius.
He laughed at me and pulled me out of my hiding spot between two bookshelves in my uncle's library.
"Stop it! What are you doing?!" I screeched at him. "I'm trying to hide." I smacked his arm as hard as I could but he refused to let go of me.
"The weddings about to start and your mother sent me to find you and make sure you don't run away," he smirked at me, "again."
"Traitor!" I yelled. "You have betrayed me." I muttered dangerously. "You must pay."
He laughed and reached to ruffle my air but thought better of it.
I wiggled uncomfortably in my dress.
"Have I ever told you how much I hate dresses?" I asked sweetly with a plastic smile plastered on my face.
"I think you might have mentioned it once or twice," Sirius answered seriously.
"Well I'm going to say it again; I really hate dresses with a burning passion. These things were invented to torture poor, innocent little girls like me."
Sirius snorted. "Innocent?"
I smacked him on his shoulder as hard as I possibly could.
"Ouch!" he yelled and rubbed his arm. "Could you hit any harder?"
"Yes, I could. Would you like me to show you?"
I raised my hand to smack him again and Sirius flinched.
"No, I'm fine,"
"Are you sure?" I asked. "I'd happily punch you again."
Sirius shook his head. "No, that's not necessary."
I punched him.
"What was that for?!" he cried. I laughed at him. "Must you be so violent?"
"Only to you," I answered back with an innocent smile.
He shook his head and laughed. He grabbed me around my waist and pulled me close to him.
"You're one of a kind," he told me with a dreamy smile.
"Is that a good thing?" I asked confused by the dazed look in his eyes.
He nodded and smiled. "It's a very good thing."
We walked in comfortable silence for several minutes. I liked that I could be with Sirius and neither of us could say a word but it wasn't awkward. I liked that I didn't feel the need to fill the silence. With Sirius I could be myself and let my guard down a little bit. I didn't have to worry about saying the wrong thing in front of him because I knew he would be by my side no matter what. I know he will always be there for me when I need him and that comforts me.
"You look very beautiful, Cinderella."
The sincerity in his voice made my breath catch in my throat. I could feel my cheeks turning pink and turned my head away so he wouldn't see me blushing. What was going on with me? I didn't understand these strange feelings or the odd flipping sensation in my stomach when he called me beautiful.
I was so confused but I didn't have time to ponder it because at that moment my mother appeared smiling and with a tear streaked face.
"My princesses are getting so big," she exclaimed and hugged me. I gasped in surprise at the sudden embrace. "Sarah's getting married and my youngest daughter has a boyfriend." I awkwardly patted her back. "You two look so cute together. I have a feeling we're going to be planning your wedding soon." She pointed back and forth between Sirius and me.
I stared at her in horror. Sirius and I were not getting married.
She giggled like an overexcited teenage girl. "You can't deny it, dear. I see the way you look at each other. It's obvious you're in love." she smiled goofily. "I love you, sweetie, and I'm so glad you found someone that loves you like you deserve to be loved." She kissed my cheek and I open and closed my mouth stupidly. I didn't quite know what to say. "Now, we must hurry, the ceremony is about to begin. We don't want it to start without us."
I stared at Sirius in shock. He got over his shock quicker than I did and laughed at me. "Don't you just love weddings?" he asked.
I glared at him and he smirked down at me. Sirius smirked at me one more time and then walked away. I was ushered into position by my mother. The ceremony passed quickly. My mother cried, Sarah smiled, and I wished I was anywhere but there. Sarah glared at me when she noticed my bare feet and I smiled innocently at her and shrugged. There was no way I was going to let her force me to wear those evil shoes.
When the ceremony was over I took the first opportunity to escape and ran back inside.
"Where do you think you're going?" Sirius grabbed my arm and spun me around to face him. He smirked at me. "That wasn't so bad, was it?"
"That was the worst thing that's ever happened to me. I'm never getting married." I glared at him and clawed desperately at my hair to try to undo the elaborate ponytail.
I linked my arm with Sirius's and we walked side by side through the deserted house.
"I hate dresses. I hate being here with my entire family. I hate Sarah and my parents. I hate everything about being here with them. I'd give anything to be anywhere else but here with them." I ranted angrily.
Anger and annoyance flashed in Sirius's eyes. He was never angry at me. He yanked his arm out of mine harshly and we came to a sudden stop.
"Will you stop complaining? You have a good life. You have everything anybody could possibly want." He ran his hand through his hair in frustration. "You have no idea what I would give to have your life."
I shook my head. "You don't know what you're talking about." Tears pricked at the corners of my eyes. The anger and annoyance at me frightened me. I had never seen him so angry and he was never annoyed at me.
He laughed bitterly. "You have a family who loves you, Cinderella! What more can you ask for. My family hates me because I don't hate muggles and want to kill them like they do." he ran his hand through his hair in frustration. "I live with the Potter's because I ran away last year. You are so lucky to have parents that love you."
Tears slid down my face. I shook my head. He doesn't know anything.
"Stop complaining about how miserable your life is, you're lucky. Do you have any idea how lucky you truly are to have a family that loves you as much as your family loves you? Do yo-"
"Stop it!" I screamed at him. I buried my head in my hands and sobbed. "You don't know anything about me!" I shouted at him. I felt like my heart was being ripped out of my chest. His words cut through my carefully built walls and reopened all of my old wounds. How can he say these things to me?
"Yes, I do!" he yelled back at me. He paced angrily back and forth. "I know you better than anyone and I don't understand how you could hate your life so much when you have everything I wish I could have."
Anger bubbled up inside of me. He doesn't know anything. He doesn't understand what I've gone through. He doesn't know me at all. He glared at me and my heart shattered at the fiery anger flaring in his eyes at me.
"How can you hate you parents so much when all they do is love you!" he screamed at me while he grabbed my shoulders and shook me slightly.
"Because they're not my real parents!" I yelled and balled my fists by my side. All I could feel was anger. His eyes widened and took a surprised step back. "My real parents didn't want me! They hated me and made sure I knew how worthless I was!" My tears blinded me. All of my memories that I had tried so hard to forget resurfaced. I couldn't run from them anymore. "They didn't want me. They hated me because I'm different. My magic scared them and they tried to beat it out of me." I could barely breathe. I leaned against the wall and slid to the ground. I couldn't stop sobbing. Every horror of my past flashed before my eyes and I couldn't escape this time.
I felt Sirius pull me tightly to his chest and I clung to him. I couldn't run anymore. My past had caught up to me and I had to face it. I took sharp shallow breaths and Sirius stroked my hair. He pressed his cheek to the top of my head.
"I'm sorry," he choked out. His voice was strangled. "I'm so sorry, Cinderella." I felt something wet fall on my head and lifted my head off his chest.
Tears were falling down his face. I had never seen him look so defeated, so broken. It broke my heart to see my best friend who was always smiling so sad. I wiped my tears and hugged him tightly.
"It's okay." I told him. He hugged me back and cried into my shoulder. "Everything's going to be okay,"
Sirius was my best friend and now he knew all my secrets. I suddenly realized that I wasn't the only one with a haunted past and scars that won't heal. He was just as broken as I was. He had just as haunted a past as I did. He needed me and I needed him. I felt stronger with him holding me and me holding him. I felt braver and less broken. I wasn't alone. I wasn't the only one who had a family that hated them. As long as we were together it was going to be okay. we were two broken people trying to stumble our way through life but with each other we could make it.
I hugged Sirius tighter and told him everything was going to be okay again but this time I knew it was the truth.
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Gift Ideas for October Occasions
Now that fall is in full swing, October birthdays benefit from a fiery gemstone and deep golds and oranges for their floral palette.
Gift Idea #1: Flowers
Calendula is the October flower. That may sound familiar if you've ever used a calendula cream for a burn or skin irritation. But you may also know it as the marigold—that sometimes unassuming flower found by the pallet-full at garden centers. Rich in both color and history, the marigold was prized for centuries for both its medicinal and culinary uses.
Calendula got its nickname from early Christians who dubbed the flower "Mary's Gold" and decorated statues of the Virgin Mary with the blooms. In Hindu culture, the marigold is still used in many festivals and religious ceremonies and is considered an auspicious flower. Symbolizing hopefulness and grace, calendula means "throughout the months" as its growing season is quite long, spanning spring through fall.
Ancient civilizations used calendula as a medicinal herb, and still today is it used for headaches, toothaches, stomachaches and as a fever reducer. It is an anti-inflammatory used on insect bites, sprains, sore eyes, wounds and skin irritations. Calendula/marigolds may be used in recipes as well, or the petals simply sprinkled on salads. Ancient Romans mixed calendula with vinegar to season meats, salads and preserves.
With this amazing history, it's a bit sad that marigolds have been stereotyped as a ho-hum annual. They come in more than 50 varieties and some have fantastic aroma. All marigolds are good in containers and provide long-lasting cut flowers.
While it's easy to find marigolds at a garden center, it's hard to find them in a bouquet from a national retailer. If you must send flowers, find a bouquet that evokes the deep, rich oranges and golds of marigolds, such as Teleflora's "Forever Fall" bouquet (starts at $47.95, www.teleflora.com).
If you can deliver birthday blossoms in person, plant a few varieties in a pretty earthenware pot. Or, give the flowers in their dried form as a tea! Calendula tea is available from amazon.com ($5.37). Pair the tea with a couple of Fiesta® dinnerware mugs—in the 75th anniversary color "marigold" (how perfect is that?)—for a simple but appropriate gift. (Mugs,about $8.50 to $15 each, www.amazon.com).
Gift Idea #2: Gemstone
October is blessed with a fiery, rare and mysterious gemstone: the opal. Believed to bring beauty, prosperity and good luck to one who wears it, opals can be expensive and it can be difficult to find a really good, fiery specimen.
With opals, the color is everything. Look for flashes of mini rainbows that seem to shoot from the stone's center. More red flashes mean a more expensive stone, although the most precious opal is a black opal. Opals are generally not faceted but rather cut flat or in cabochon with a rounded, smooth top.
Opals tend to dry and crack, so be sure to take special care of these stones. Coating the opal (not soaking it) in olive oil when not in use will help preserve it.
For more affordable opal jewelry, check out Ross-Simons. The Pink Opal and Blue Chalcedony Earrings set in sterling silver are $135.00.
Gift Idea #3: Color Cues
Whether it's the iridescence and fire of the opal or the fall tones of the marigold, finding gifts for October birthdays is easy when you put just a bit of thought into it. Be sure to include a gift note that personalizes your selection for your recipient. Here are a few ideas to get you started:
- "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel" DVD is a feel-good movie, particularly for the over 50 set ($14.00, www.amazon.com).
- Pebble Bowl – Gold is a shimmering, glamorous touch ($44.95, Z Gallerie stores or www.zgallerie.com).
- Glint Crystal Topper Clutch in champagne is a sleek evening bag, perfect for holiday parties ($78, Nordstrom stores or www.nordstrom.com).
- MAC "Dazzlegloss" lipcolour reflects light in prosperity-like shades of Get Rich Quick, Money Honey, or Rags to Riches ($19.50 at department stores).
- Philosophy "Birthday Girl" set of Birthday Cake-scented shampoo/shower gel/bubble bath and a shiny lip gloss comes in a festive package ready to present ($18 at Ulta stores or www.ulta.com).

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(Originally posted on The Sojourn's website on April 1, 2014)
As finals week approaches, most students are studying and thinking about summer break, but not music students. Since back from spring break, Indiana Wesleyan University's Chorale, university signers, band, orchestra and members of the women's chorus are joining the Marion community and performing in an Easter Pageant to celebrate the holiday.
The Marion Easter Pageant has been a Grant County tradition put on by local musicians since 1937 at the Marion Coliseum. According to Dr. Todd Guy, director of IWU's chorale, its prime was in the 1940's and 1950's but the tradition stopped in 2003 when the Coliseum was remodeled into what is now the YMCA.
Along with the music, there will be actors interpreting what the choirs are singing.
"It is about Christ's time during the Passion week," Guy said. "There are people acting it out while the choirs are depicting what is happening."
Guy said there are 25 pieces the choirs, band and actors are performing and are introducing 12 new pieces this year.
"The music has always changed, but it has not changed much in the 15 years," Guy said. "We are trying to contextualize in the modern day culture so this generation will recognize some of the songs."
Chorale member Jenna Truty (sr) participated in the pageant when it came back two years ago after the nine-year break. She said she thinks this will get viewers to look at the death and resurrection of Christ in a whole new light.
"It is nothing that I have ever seen before. It is one thing to know the story of Jesus through church, but it is another thing to witness His whole life right in front of you," Truty said. "You can feel the pain of his death and you get to join in the gladness of his Resurrection."
Students may feel they do not have time to go and see this performance at the YMCA April 15, but chorale member Mari Wilkinson (jr) said it's worth putting aside time to see.
"We are in the season of Lent right now, and we can keep our focus on Christ through this," Wilkinson says. "If they can come out and see this that is good to support the community and you are going to need a study break."
Tickets are free but need to be picked up at the box office in the Phillippe Performing Arts Center as there is limited space in Marion's YMCA gymnasium.


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When you get to the San Diego Comic Con this year (you are going aren't you?), then you'll want to grab the official San Diego Comic-Con Souvenir Book with cover art by Jim Lee.
For those of us who aren't going, take the jump for a look at the new Justice League.
Comics fans around the world have been buzzing about the big changes coming to DC Comics in September. And while part of that big news has been the relaunch of Justice League by Geoff Johns and Jim Lee, there have been few pieces of art revealing the JL line-up. Well, hang onto your hats ladies and gentlemen, because here's the exclusive Jim Lee cover to this year's Comic-Con International Souvenir Book! Jim pencilled this mind-blowing image just for the attendees at SDCC 2011. It's inked by superstar inker Scott Williams and colored by that master of the color palette, Alex Sinclair. And remember, the Souvenir Book — which is a massive 192 full-color pages once again — is given free to every attendee (while supplies last). You'll want to take this keepsake edition home to save and savor again and again!
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What's with Aquaman's hippy sideburns?
you know… he's got the 'chops to be on this team…
I think they're kinda hot, actually.
And look… the Wonder Pants are back (which I personally prefer over the bikini bottoms on this modified costume design)!!
That's not Green Lantern!!
All joking aside, the redesigns are excellent (even the side burns). I like how WW has been given a costume that is elegant yet decidedly feminine. And I especially appreciate that these redesigns have been essentially to remove the trunks.
SUPERSTAR INKER Scott Williams! The Harry Potter permier twitter chatter has been completely outshined today by people talking about that superstar inker. It's like WB is in a publicity race against itself.
Ick. Won't be buying any of this dreck.
I'm not sure these six figures could possibly share the same physical space: Cyborg is on a collision course with Superman, Aquaman looks like he's diving off a cliff, Flash is…flying??? And unless Batman is using his bat-gliders, Green Lantern can't be more than 2 inches off the ground.
Come on, it looks like those magazine promos for movies where the figures were obviously photographed separately and photoshopped into the same picture…..
@Brainypirate-y'know, it IS a drawing.
No, it's a teaser advertisement by the new artist–the one we're all supposed to be thrilled to see on such an important book….


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Originally Posted by Alanna;3965896;-Roberto and Ali had a cute but very short date and Ali seemed out of touch with him.
-Ty, Frank and Ali had a really awkward and uncomfortable date. Ty revealed himself to be even more chauvinistic than originally predicted and Frank tried to give her an out but she just kept barging ahead, trying to make something happen with him. She was so drunk on this date, it's a miracle MF didn't send CH to pump her stomach.
-Her date with Kirk was painful to watch, she was having none of it and basically grilled him on whether or not she deserved to be loved.
-Chris and Ali then had the last date. She was worried he's too in the friend zone, he gave her a bracelet, they rolled around in the grass, and that problem seems to be cured.
-The last 35 minutes were Jake and Vienna. It was ridiculous and over the top. You need to see it to believe some of the things said. They were really born without the shame gene. Jake got punked once again because I'm sure he thought he'd look like the hero but instead he looked like an abusive dbag and Vienna looked sympathetic and reliable.
Mostly, it was a depressing episode, other than the J&V comedy at the end.


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Bolt and Bekele beaten, Blake takes 100
Usain Bolt and Kenenisa Bekele relinquished their world titles on Sunday when the world's fastest man and the most successful distance runner false-started and failed to finish in the 100 and 10,000 metres finals.
Disqualified for leaving the blocks far too early, Jamaican world record holder Usain Bolt left the Daegu arena grimacing and beating a wall with his hand.
He then watched in frustration as his Jamaican training partner Yohan Blake won in 9.92 seconds ahead of American Walter Dix.
However, the triple Olympic sprint champion quickly regained his customary cool.
"Looking for tears?," Bolt asked. "That's not going to happen."
Image: Usain Bolt reacts after being disqualified in the men's 100 metres final at the IAAF World Championships in Daegu
Photographs: Reuters
'I didn't want to miss this race'
Bekele's sad exit was more protracted. Unbeaten over 10,000 metres on the track, the four-times champion limped off the blue running surface before graciously stopping to talk to banks of television reporters.
"I didn't want to miss this race because I thought I had a chance," said Bekele who hadn't raced since January 2010 after rupturing a calf muscle.
"I am glad I came, I wanted to try," the 29-year-old added. "I was out for two years. The injury is now better, but I am not fit enough. What will I do now? Just keep training."
His title was taken, not by Mo Farah as had been expected, but instead by fellow Ethiopian Ibrahim Jeilan who overhauled the British favourite in the straight.
Image: Kenenisa Bekele of Ethiopia leaves the track after pulling out of the men's 10,000 metres final
Delighted Blake
Blake was ecstatic after taking gold in 9.92 seconds, ahead of American Dix and 35-year-old Kim Collins of St Kitts and Nevis, the 2003 champion.
"It's a wonderful feeling, I have been praying for this moment my whole life," Blake said. "I just tell people anybody can do it, you just stay focussed, pray to God. My training partner Usain Bolt was out and I got the job done."
Bronze medallist Collins lamented Bolt's disqualification.
"As much as I wanted to be on the podium, tonight is a sad night for athletics," he said.
Image: Yohan Blake celebrates winning the men's 100 metres final at the IAAF World Championships in Daegu
Resse defends her title
American Brittney Reese successfully defended her world long jump title with her first and only legitimate mark of 6.82 metres. She is the first woman to retain the title since compatriot Jackie Joyner-Kersee in 1991.
Another American Trey Hardee won the decathlon with 8,607 points ahead of compatriot Ashton Eaton and Chinese Li Yanfeng took gold in the women's discus with a throw of 66.52 metres.
Image: Brittney Reese of the U.S. holds her national flag as she wins the women's long jump final at the IAAF World Championships in Daegu
Perfect Pistorius
Sunday night's drama followed a milestone morning when double amputee Oscar Pistorius made his championship debut running on carbon-fibre prosthetics.
Redefining the concept of athletic achievement, Pistorius clocked 45.39 before 10,000 spectators scattered around the cavernous stadium to witness the first amputee to race at a world championships qualify for the 400 metres semi-finals.
Those who did attend were rewarded with a memorable mental postcard and they roared the 24-year-old round the track, waving placards and screaming him home.
"Being here has been a goal I have had for many years," the South African said.
"I have worked extremely hard to be here and it has been phenomenal to run today," he added.
Image: Oscar Pistorius of South Africa runs to the finish line next to Femi Ogunode of Qatar and Tony McQuay of the U.S. in Daegu
Liu Xiang in the fast lane
In the 110 metres hurdles heats, Chinese Liu Xiang looked like the world and Olympic champion he once was and remained on track for a star-quality showdown with American David Oliver and Olympic gold medallist Dayron Robles, who both also eased into the semi-finals.
"It was just the qualification so it was okay," the 2007 world champion and former record holder told reporters. "I'm relaxed and surprised at the results. I think it will take 13 seconds or better to win."
Image: Liu Xiang of China clears a hurdle next to Willi Mathiszik of Germany and Ryan Brathwaite of Barbados in Daegu


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You could not make it up. It has been one of the most clement Aprils on record, perfect for an interruption-free start to the season at HQ, and yet play was delayed for 75 minutes yesterday morning because of a damp pitch.
It was not some freak thunderstorm that was to blame but rather a malfunctioning sprinkler which overnight had strayed from its intended range and deposited its load on the square. A considerable amount of water then seeped under the covers and on to the pitch near the crease as well as the bowlers' run-up at the Nursery End.
Lord's has 70 underground sprinklers which automatically switch on and off during the night but the head groundsman, Mick Hunt, was flabbergasted that one of them had malfunctioned. "It is a million-to-one chance," he said. "If it had been any of the other sprinklers, or any of the other pitches, it would not have been possible."
Not that any of this worried the players unduly. Even before the delay there had appeared little inclination to engineer a positive outcome and it merely eased the desire to turn this final day into a glorified net practice. Resuming on 226 for four, 266 ahead and with six wickets in hand, MCC could easily have given it a lash in the 45 minutes available before lunch and then given themselves sufficient time to bowl out a Sussex side who, lest it be forgotten, were shorn of their captain and leading batsman, Michael Yardy, who broke his left index-finger on Sunday.
Instead Owais Shah and Alex Gidman trotted along so that the score was 287 at lunch. They batted neatly, Shah completting the 29th first-class hundred of his career with a contemptuous pull for four off Chris Liddle and Gidman's fifty occupying 87 balls, but there was a distinct lack of urgency. When Gidman was bowled advancing down the pitch to Ollie Rayner soon after lunch one hoped the charge was on but it was not. Shah continued unhurriedly, almost Jacques Kallis-like in his imperturbable focus, and the wicketkeeper Steven Davies was allowed a cameo before the declaration at 2.20pm, leaving the county champions with the nominal task of making 378 in 49 overs.
At least Matthew Hoggard bowled better than he had in the first innings, finding a better length and soon inducing an edge from Carl Hopkinson, well snaffled low to his left by Shah at first slip. And when Hoggard trapped Murray Goodwin leg-before, Sussex's best batsman padding up to a ball which did not move off down the slope as he had hoped, there was a small chance of a result. In between times Gidman had got rid of Chris Nash, unluckily proffering a leg-side catch to Davies. But Matt Prior, dropped at long-on by Hoggard on 23, and Andrew Hodd, most fortunate to survive an impassioned leg-before plea from Graham Onions, forged a partnership of 81 to make the game safe.
For Prior, watched by the England selector Geoff Miller for the final two days, this was an important match. Letting four leg-side byes through off Rayner earlier in the day had been untypical of a generally tidy performance but in general he out-performed Davies, whose time will come, but not just yet. The Sussex wicketkeeper's biggest asset, his aggression, was still apparent even as the game meandered in the final session and soon after he fell for 47, edging a cut at Adil Rashid and caught behind, it was merciful that play was halted early at 5pm.


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I'm so sorry BBF. I'll switch in memory also.
I'm so sorry BBF. I'll switch in memory also.
Bobo, I'm so sorry about your kitty.
I changed mine because the magnolias are just magnificent this year.
Que me amat, amet et canem meum
(Who loves me will love my dog also)
BBF - I'm so sorry about Kitty. She looks like a beautiful cat.
I switched because I'm in a kitty kind of mood. I couldn't post pictures of my new kitten, so this will have to do. The sentiment in my avatar definitely applies to all three of my cats!
Wow, twenty wonderful years.
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OH Schmoo2 Thank you... How sweet - wow!
Thank you myrosiedog, ScoutMom & newfherder!
What amazing people you all are! FoRT has the greatest friends on the planet and I'm so thankful for each and everyone of you!
BoBo, Kitty was a beautiful cat..and like newf said, you had 20 wonderful years with her... My condolences to you.....
Reality is the beginning...not the end....Wallace Stevens
BoBo, I'm so sorry about your beautiful little kitty. You had 20 wonderful years with her and I'm sure it wasn't enough.Originally Posted by BoBoFan;3039628;
I can only please one person a day, today is not your day and tomorrow doesn't look good either
Thank you bbnbama & combatcutie
I chose mine because it is pretty, and I can't upload my own pic yet I guess.
And I change mine pretty often, until I find one that I really like, then I'll keep it for awhile.
I'm so very, very, saddened to hear about your beloved Kitty's passing. I'm sure she lived a very happy and loving life with you as her Mom. I'm glad you will keep her ashes with you. I have my dear Snowy's with me and it gives me comfort, even though she's been gone for a few years now. My deepest condolences to you.Originally Posted by BoBoFan;3039628;
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Feeney, A. (2007) 'How many processes underlie category-based induction ? effects of conclusion specificity and cognitive ability.', Memory & cognition., 35 (7). pp. 1830-1839.
Two studies investigated participants' sensitivity to the amount and diversity of the evidence when reasoning inductively about categories. Both showed that participants are more sensitive to characteristics of the evidence for arguments with general rather than specific conclusions. Both showed an association between cognitive ability and sensitivity to these evidence characteristics, particularly when the conclusion category was general. These results suggest that a simple associative process may not be sufficient to capture some key phenomena of category-based induction. They also support the claim that the need to generate a superordinate category is a complicating factor in category-based reasoning and that adults' tendency to generate such categories while reasoning has been overestimated.
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my reaction for when my mom is mad and is holding a frying pan. well, not the "fucking beautiful" part. that would be creepy. but thats a really cool poem: it really let's you see emotions and stuff *does cool hand motions*
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It is a good poem, and I liked it's meaning and how it has your personality in it. I know you were trying to show strong emotion, but in a poem about feelings, i don't think that Fu**ing was completely neccesary. I am not a huge freak about language because I AM a teenager and therefore I am surrounded by it ALL THE TIME, but in a poem, it is really unsophisticated. My personal opinion.


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Beautiful LightingReviewed on 9/08/2014 Michelle S
Goodwin Lighting provided pin lighting and dance floor lighting for our reception at The Phoenix. They did a wonderful job - and were extremely easy to work with. After initially talking to Glenn and making the deposit, there were no other details to worry about and they did... Read More everything that needed to be done without any further interaction from me. This was fantastic to not have to worry about a thing. If you would like to be more involved in the planning process, they are very open to suggestions and making the decor exactly what you want it to be. They have also worked many times with wedding venues and so are experts on what works best for specific areas. The final product was fantastic and the pictures on their website speak for themselves. Their service changes a nice venue into a stunning venue.
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PerfectReviewed on 6/26/2013 Laura D
The lighting for my wedding was so beautiful. Pinpoints on all the tables and cake, moon and stars on the walls, gorgeous pattern for the dance floor, everything was so perfect! It really transformed the room to make everyone feel like they were in a wonderland. They also... Read More were kind and easy to work with!
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We had been working with Goodwin lighting for months, trying to find an agreeable price point for lighting of our reception in the Hall of Mirrors at the Hilton. Finally, two weeks before our wedding, they offered us $750 for dance floor lighting, uplighting of the columns, and... Read More starry night lighting in the dome. We accepted this price but asked if it would be too dark without the pin lighting. On Wednesday, they responded that we could add pin lighting for the tables and cake for another $300. I sent them a check for $1050 on Friday and emailed a copy of the contract. The following day, ONE WEEK before our wedding, Tina at Goodwin said they could no longer do it for this price and tried to give us half of the services for the same price. We were shocked and extremely disappointed. Tina did not even try to work with us on it, she just sent snotty emails about how we should have accepted the high price they offered months before. Basically, they ditched us for a bigger job. A company should not offer services when they cannot follow through on it. We tried to find substitute lighting, but had too much going on in the few days before our wedding. But, in speaking with other companies, I can tell you there are many in Cincinnati with real customer service and who will actually care about your event.
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The lighting makes all the difference especially in the Ballroom at the Phoniex. The pin spot lights really made the centerpieces shine. We loved the starry night sky - such an elegant touch!
Thank you for your kind comments. We enjoyed working with you and creating the atmosphere you envisioned. Bets of luck to you. Glen
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Goodwin did a great job with lighting for my reception. The design on the dance floor was beautiful and the tables were subtly lit to ensure the room wasn't too dark. Easy to work with and very professional.
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I was browsing fonts for our invitations when I came across a few that gave me a surge of excitement and inspiration! I showed them to my FI and he liked them as much as I did. We are planning on doing a mini poster for our invites (rolling them up to mail them out) and we are having them designed in a retro-style by a designer here in Toronto. So this new theme goes along perfectly! We're going to do 50's retro glam. The only thing we have to change is our colour scheme...we were doing orange and tiffany blue before, but that doesn't really go along with that era, so now I think we're going to change it to pale peach and gunmetal grey/silver. I'm SO excited about this! I put together a little inspiration board...take a look and let me know what you think!
Our New Theme: 50's Retro Glam!
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Before you create and install a Solaris Flash archive, you must make some decisions about how you want to install the Solaris OS on your systems. The first time that you install a system, you install with a full archive that is an initial installation. After a system has been installed with an archive, the system can be updated with a differential archive. The differential archive installs only the differences between two archives.
Starting with the Solaris 10 10/09 release, you can set up a JumpStart profile to identify a flash archive of a ZFS root pool. See What's New in the Solaris 10 10/09 Release.
Review the following limitations before creating and installing a Solaris Flash archive.Table 2–1 Limitations When Creating and Installing a Solaris Flash Archive
When installing the Solaris OS with a Solaris Flash archive, the archive and the installation media must contain identical operating system versions.
For example, if the archive is a Solaris 10 operating system and you are using DVD media, then you must use Solaris 10 DVD media to install the archive. If the operating systems versions do not match, the installation on the target system fails.
A Solaris Flash archive cannot be properly created when a non-global zone is installed.
The Solaris Flash feature is not compatible with the Solaris Zones partitioning technology. If you create a Solaris Flash archive, the resulting archive is not installed properly when the archive is deployed under these conditions:
Starting with the Solaris 10 10/08 release, if you are installing a Solaris Flash archive from a release before the Solaris 10 10/08 release, the archive fails to install.
If you need to install a Solaris Flash archive from a previous release, boot from the previous release and install the archive.
The first task in the Solaris Flash installation process is to install a system, the master system, with the configuration that you want each of the clone systems to have. You can use any of the Solaris installation methods to install an archive on the master system. The installation can be a subset or a complete installation of the Solaris OS. After you complete the installation, you can add or remove software or modify any configuration files. Some limitations to installing the master system are the following:
The master system and the clone systems must have the same kernel architectures. For example, you can only use an archive that was created from a master system that has a Sun4UTM architecture to install clones with a Sun4U architecture. For sample instructions, see Installing a Sun4U Flash Archive on a Sun4V Machine.
You must install the master system with the exact configuration that you want on each of the clone systems. The decisions that you make when you design the installation of the master system depend on the following:
The software that you want to install on the clone systems
Peripheral devices that are connected to the master system and the clone systems
The architecture of the master system and the clone systems
If you already have installed clone systems and want to update these systems with a new configuration, see Planning to Create the Solaris Flash Differential Archive for an Update.
Note the following limitations to this procedure:
These instructions are for simple installations only, not for the following:
Installations with zones.
Installations with attached storage.
Installations with fibre attached or with SAN in use.
These instructions are for installing through the primary interface only. See CR 6772769.
These instructions may not work with volume-managed root (encapsulated).
These instructions are for a UFS root only. Solaris Flash installation of a ZFS root system uses a different installation mechanism.
Create a Solaris Flash archive on a Sun4U machine, so that the archive can be installed on a Sun4V machine. Use one of the following two options to add Sun4V as a supported architecture for the archive.
You must start with a Sun4U machine that has been installed with the Entire Plus OEM Software Group, so that all the driver packages are in the image, even if these packages are not in use. For further information about this requirement, see SPARC: Supporting Peripheral Devices Not Found on the Master System.
Add the following information to the /var/sadm/system/admin/.platform file. Then, create the Solaris Flash archive.
You can verify that the Sun4V platform group is supported by using the following command:
# flar -i <path_to_hybrid>.flar | grep content_architectures
This command should display the following results:
Create the Solaris Flash archive, using the -U option to add Sun4V as a supported architecture for the archive. See the following example:
# flarcreate -n S10U5hybrid -U "content_architectures=sun4u,sun4v" \ -c -x /data /data/S10U5hybrid.flar
The above sample command provides /data for the -c option, to indicate the location for the archive. Your value for this -c option should reflect your file setup.
You can verify that the Sun4V platform group is supported by using the flar command again as shown in the previous step.
Install the Solaris Flash archive on the Sun4V machine. You can use Solaris JumpStart and a net image to deploy the Solaris Flash archive.
At this point, the Sun4V machine may not boot. Do not try to patch the machine at this stage. If the machine is allowed to reboot after using JumpStart, you will probably see a message such as:
Boot device: /pci@780/pci@0/pci@9/scsi@0/disk@0,0:a File and args: Boot load failed. The file just loaded does not appear to be executable.
Upgrade the Sun4V machine using either a network image or a DVD image.
For example, you could use a Solaris 10 Update 6 JumpStart image. Then, you could boot the Sun4V image from that network image, selecting the upgrade option.
In this example, the upgrade completes with the following issues:
Where both .u and .v versions of a package were available, both versions will be installed. See CR 6846077.
The /var/sadm/system/admin/.platform file contains incorrect information. See CR 6523030.
Any third party .v packages are not part of the Solaris image. So, third party packages will probably not be upgraded.
Boot the Sun4V machine. You can now apply patches to the machine as needed.
After you install the Solaris OS on the master system by using any of the Solaris installation methods, you can add or delete software and modify system configuration information as necessary. To customize the master system's software, you can do the following:
Delete software. You can remove software that you determine is not necessary to install on the clone systems. To see a list of software that is installed on the master system, use the Product Registry. For detailed instructions, refer to System Administration Guide: Basic Administration.
Add software. You can install software that is included in the Solaris release. You can also add software that is not delivered as part of the Solaris OS. All of the software that you install on the master system is included in the Solaris Flash archive and is installed on the clone systems.
Modify configuration files. You can alter configuration files on the master system. For example, you can modify the /etc/inet/inetd.conf file to restrict the daemons that the system runs. All of the modifications that you make are saved as part of the Solaris Flash archive and are installed on the clone systems.
Further customization can be done when creating the archive. For example, you can exclude large data files that you might not want in the archive. For an overview, see Customizing an Archive's Files and Directories.
If you want to install Solaris software by using a Solaris Flash archive on both SPARC and x86 systems, you must create a separate Solaris Flash archive for each platform. Use the Solaris Flash archive that was created from the SPARC master system to install SPARC systems. Use the Solaris Flash archive that was created from the x86 master system to install x86 systems.
Choosing the drivers to install on the master system has the following dependencies.
The type of peripheral devices attached to both the master system and the clone system.
The type of software group installed.
The Entire Plus OEM Software Group installs all drivers regardless of the hardware that is present on the system. Other software groups provide limited support. If you install another software group and the clone systems have different peripheral devices than the master system, you need to install the appropriate drivers on the master system before you create the archive.
You can install support for peripherals on clone systems that are different from the master system in by installing the Entire Plus OEM Software Group or installing selected packages.
Type of Installation
Install the Entire Plus OEM Software Group
The Entire Plus OEM Software Group is the largest Software Group available. This group contains every package that is found in the Solaris OS. The Entire Plus OEM Software Group installs all drivers regardless of the hardware that is present on the system. A Solaris Flash archive that is created with the Entire Plus OEM Software Group works on any clone system that has peripheral devices supported by the installed release of the Solaris OS.
Installing master systems with the Entire Plus OEM Software Group guarantees compatibility with other peripheral configurations. However, the Entire Plus OEM Software Group requires at least 2.9 Gbytes of disk space. The clone systems might not have the space that is required to install the Entire Plus OEM Software Group.
Install other software groups
If you install the master system with the following software groups, you are limiting the support for peripherals. The master system supports only the peripheral devices that are attached to the master system at the time of installation.
Installing these software groups could result in your clone systems failing to have all the drivers needed. For example, if you install the Entire Software Group on a master system that has a GX CG6 frame buffer, only the GX CG6 frame buffer driver is installed. This situation is not a problem if all the clone systems that you want to install have the GX CG6 frame buffer or no frame buffer.
Install selected packages
When you install the master system, you can install only the packages that you need for the master system and the clone systems. By selecting specific packages, you can install only support for the peripherals that you know exist on the master system or clone systems.
You can create an archive from the master system for an initial installation. Or, if you have already installed an archive on clone systems, you can create a differential archive from two system images. The differential archive installs only the differences between the two images.
After you install the master system, the next task in the Solaris Flash installation process is to create a Solaris Flash archive. Files on the master system are copied to a Solaris Flash archive along with various pieces of identification information. You can create a Solaris Flash archive while the master system is running in multiuser mode or single-user mode. You can also create a Solaris Flash archive after you boot from one of the following:
Solaris Operating System DVD
Solaris Software - 1 CD
An image of the Solaris Software CDs and the Solaris Languages CDs
A Solaris Flash archive cannot be properly created when a non-global zone is installed. The Solaris Flash feature is not compatible with the Solaris Zones partitioning technology. If you create a Solaris Flash archive, the resulting archive is not installed properly when the archive is deployed under these conditions:
The archive is created in a non-global zone
The archive is created in a global zone that has non-global zones installed
You can create a Solaris Flash archive when you have Solaris Volume Manager RAID-1 volumes configured. The Solaris Flash creation software removes all RAID-1 volume information from the archive to keep the integrity of the clone system. With custom JumpStart you can rebuild the RAID-1 volumes by using a JumpStart profile. With Solaris Live Upgrade, you create a boot environment with RAID-1 volumes configured and install the archive. The Solaris installation program cannot be used to install RAID-1 volumes with a Solaris Flash archive.
For examples of RAID-1 volumes in JumpStart profiles, see Profile Examples in Solaris 10 10/09 Installation Guide: Custom JumpStart and Advanced Installations.
For examples of Solaris Live Upgrade boot environments configured with RAID-1 volumes, see Creating a New Boot Environment in Solaris 10 10/09 Installation Guide: Solaris Live Upgrade and Upgrade Planning.
Veritas VxVM stores configuration information in areas not available to Solaris Flash. If Veritas VxVm file systems have been configured, you should not create a Solaris Flash archive. Also, Solaris install, including JumpStart and Solaris Live Upgrade do not support rebuilding VxVM volumes at installation time. Therefore, if you are planning to deploy Veritas VxVM software using a Solaris Flash archive, the archive must be created prior to configuring the VxVM file systems. The clone systems must be then configured individually after the archive has been applied and the system rebooted.
The default copy method that is used when you create a Solaris Flash archive is the cpio utility. Individual file sizes cannot be over 4 Gbytes. If you have large individual files, you can create an archive with the pax copy method. The flarcreate command with the -L pax option uses the pax utility to create an archive without limitations on individual file sizes. Individual file sizes can be greater than 4 Gbytes.
If you have a clone system that is already installed with an archive and want to update it, you can create a differential archive that contains only the differences between two images, the unchanged master image and an updated master image. The differences between these two images is the differential archive.
One image is running on the master system that was the original software installed on the clone system. This image might need be installed on the master system if it was saved in a directory for future use.
Another image is to be accessed and used for comparison. This image contains the new additions or deletions that will be installed on the clone systems.
After you update a clone system with a differential archive, only the files that are in the differential archive are changed on the clone system. Scripts can be used to customize the archive before or after installation, which is especially helpful for reconfiguration.
You can install a Solaris Flash differential archive with the custom JumpStart installation method. Or, you can use Solaris Live Upgrade to install a differential archive on an inactive boot environment.
An unchanged master image should be saved after the initial installation so this image can be accessed by any of the following methods.
A Solaris Live Upgrade boot environment, mounted on some directory that uses the lumount command. For a description of a Solaris Live Upgrade boot environment, see Chapter 2, Solaris Live Upgrade (Overview), in Solaris 10 10/09 Installation Guide: Solaris Live Upgrade and Upgrade Planning.
A clone system that is mounted over Network File System (NFS) with root permissions.
A system backup that can be restored with the ufsdump command.
For step-by-step instructions, see To Create a Solaris Flash Differential Archive With an Updated Master Image.
When you create a Solaris Flash archive, some files and directories that are to be copied from the master system can be excluded. If you have excluded a directory, you can also restore specified files or subdirectories under that directory. For example, you could create an archive that excludes all files and directories in /a/aa/bb/c. The content of the bb subdirectory could be included. The only content would then be in the bb subdirectory.
Use the flarcreate file-exclusion options with caution. If you exclude some directories, others that you were unaware of might be left in the archive, such as system configuration files. The system would then be inconsistent and the installation would not work. Excluding directories and files is best used with data that can easily be removed without disrupting the system, such as large data files.
The following table lists the flarcreate command options that can exclude files and directories and restore files and subdirectories.
How Specified?
Options That Exclude
Options That Include
Specify the name of the directory or file
-x exclude_dir/filename
-y include_dir/filename
Use a file that contains a list
-X list_filename
-z list_filename
-f list_filename
-z list_filename
For descriptions of these options, see Table 5–7.
For examples of customizing an archive, see Creating a Solaris Flash Archive and Customizing Files (Examples).
After the software is installed on the master system, special scripts can be run during creation, installation, postinstallation and first reboot. These scripts enable you to do the following:
Configure applications on clone systems. You can use a custom JumpStart script for some uncomplicated configurations. For more complicated configurations, special configuration-file processing might be necessary on the master system or before or after installation on the clone system.
Protect local customizations on clone systems. Local preinstallation and postinstallation scripts reside on the clone. These scripts protect local customizations from being overwritten by the Solaris Flash software.
Identify nonclonable, host-dependent data that enables you to make the archive host independent. Host independence is enabled by modifying such data or excluding it from the archive. An example of host-dependent data is a log file.
Validate software integrity in the archive during creation.
Validate the installation on the clone system.
When creating scripts other than the reboot script, following these guidelines to assure the script does not corrupt the OS or otherwise disrupt the system. These guidelines enable the use of Solaris Live Upgrade, which creates a new boot environment for installation of the OS. The new boot environment can be installed with an archive while the current system is running.
These guidelines are not for reboot scripts that are allowed to run daemons or make other types of modification to the root (/) file system.
Scripts must not affect the currently running system. The currently running OS might not be the one running when the Solaris Flash archive is installed.
Scripts must not start or stop any daemon processes.
Scripts must not depend on the output of commands such as ps, truss, or uname, which are dependent on the OS. These commands report information about the currently running system.
Scripts must not send any signals or otherwise affect any currently running processes.
Scripts can use standard UNIX commands that facilitate shell scripting such as expr, cp, and ls.
For an overview of Solaris Live Upgrade, see Chapter 2, Solaris Live Upgrade (Overview), in Solaris 10 10/09 Installation Guide: Solaris Live Upgrade and Upgrade Planning.
Solaris Flash archives contain the following sections. Some sections can be used by you to identify and customize the archive and view status information on the installation. For a further description of each section, see Chapter 5, Solaris Flash (Reference).Table 2–2 Flash Archive Sections
Section Name
Informational Only
Archive cookie
The first section contains a cookie that identifies the file as a Solaris Flash archive.
Archive identification
The second section contains keywords with values that provide identification information about the archive. Some identification information is supplied by the archive software. Other specific identification information can be added by you with options to the flarcreate command.
This section follows the archive identification section. You can define and insert these sections to customize the archive. The Solaris Flash archive does not process any sections that you insert. For example, a section could contain a description of the archive or perhaps a script to check the integrity of an application.
This section is produced for a Solaris Flash differential archive and is used for validating a clone system. The manifest section lists the files on a system to be retained, added to, or deleted from the clone system. This section is informational only, lists the files in an internal format, and cannot be used for scripting.
Predeployment, Postdeployment, Reboot
This section contains internal information that the flash software uses before and after installing an OS image. Any scripts that you have provided are included in this section.
This section contains messages about the archive creation. The section also records the activities of predeployment and postdeployment scripts. You can view the success of the installation in this section by writing a script to send output to this section.
Archive files
The archive files section contains the files that have been gathered from the master system.
Create the archive when the system is in as static a state as possible. Create the archive after software is installed on the master system and before software is configured.
After you create the Solaris Flash archive, you can save the archive on the hard disk of the master system or on a tape. After you save the archive, you can copy this archive to any file system or media that you choose.
Network File System (NFS) server
HTTP or HTTPS server
FTP server
Local drive of clone system that you want to install
When you create the Solaris Flash archive, you can specify that the archive be saved as a compressed file by using the compress(1) utility. An archive that is compressed requires less disk storage space and creates less congestion when you install the archive over a network.
The final task in the Solaris Flash installation process is to install Solaris Flash archives on clone systems. You can use any of the Solaris installation methods to install Solaris Flash archives on clone systems.
Installation Program
Archives Storable on This Media
For Step-by-Step Instructions
Solaris installation program
Installing a Solaris Flash Archive With the Solaris Installation Program
Custom JumpStart installation program
To Prepare to Install a Solaris Flash Archive With a Custom JumpStart Installation in Solaris 10 10/09 Installation Guide: Custom JumpStart and Advanced Installations
Solaris Live Upgrade
Installing Solaris Flash Archives on a Boot Environment in Solaris 10 10/09 Installation Guide: Solaris Live Upgrade and Upgrade Planning


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Link: Comcast voted Worst Company in America
Apparently Verizon even got a chuckle out of it.
Link: Verizon sends Comcast a "Congrats" for award
worst company in america
Congratulations Comcast; You're The Worst Company In America!
By Chris Morran on April 26, 2010 10:31 AM 0 views
Behold, the Golden Poo
After four rounds of bloody battle against some of the most publicly reviled businesses in America, Comcast can now run up the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art and hold its hands high in victory -- it has bested everyone else to earn the title of Worst Company In America for 2010.
In a three-day, knock-down, drag-out bout with Ticket "Apollo Creed" Master, the little cable company that could showed just how badly their horrendous service, exorbitant costs, throttled internet and plans to acquire NBC Universal have ticked the Consumerist readers.
All that remains is for the Golden Poo to be delivered to Comcast HQ in the City of Brotherly Love. We fully expect them to set it in a place of honor in the lobby, where all guests can see it.
This has been a presentation of Consumerist Sports; feel free to disseminate this information as you see fit.


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Good place to buy Simplex OS?
Title says it all. I want to pick up a few cute prints, just wondering if there are any good deals out there. Thanks!
Re: Good place to buy Simplex OS?
My Sweet Pickles has a bulk discount on simplex and they also have a 5% off code for DS mamas if you can find it somewhere.
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LiveHack is a simple Java server program that runs on HTTP allowing users to connect and play a simple, text-based shoot-em-up game. The game is a hybrid multiplayer-oriented game that can be played single-player as well. The graphical styles are rogue-like in nature, and the controls are similiar to that of an old two-joystick arcade game.
LiveHack is first and foremost a server. The game itself is played within a web-browser. Since it's written in Java with Java's own socket system, it's secure as far as Java itself is secure.
Clicking 'Help' after connecting is a good guide for players. It was written simultaneously with the game and contains some valuable information.
LiveHack is gratiously hosted by SourceForge! It can be downloaded here.
Here's how it works: a person (the "server") launches LiveHack and tells his or her friends the IP address of his or her computer. All the friends (the "clients") type in this IP address into their web browser followed by the port number that the server specified. Then, these friends log in and play through their web browsers.
Say our server's IP address is 188.8.131.52 and his port is the default– 3065. His friends go to the web address http://126.96.36.199:3065/ where they're greeted by the server's welcome screen.
The documentation for the server program is actually lodged into the source-code. Pry open "LiveHack.java", and it lists the command-line switches for non-interactive serving. Here they are for easy use:
This program was done in 2010 when I was a junior in college. It was thrown together as a personal project which I intended to play with some friends. My Java programming class around the same time required an "individual project" and some snazzy documentation, so I hastily finished LiveHack and submitted it for a grade. Only later, after the hefty insistence of some friendly folks, I decided to upload it to SourceForge for the world to share.


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7 CFR 75.11 - Content of application.
§ 75.11 Content of application.
An application for service shall include the following information; (a) The date of application; (b) the kind and quantity of seed, and test(s) to be performed; (c) the methods and instructions for the inspection of the seed (either Association of Official Seed Analysts (AOSA) or International Seed Testing Association (ISTA) rules); (d) the name and address of the applicant and, if made by an authorized agent; and (e) such further information relating to the inspection as may be required.


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Author has written 7 stories for X Universe, Warhammer, Mechwarrior/Battletech, and Sins of a Solar Empire.
You can call me Stan.
I enjoy sci-fi/fantasy fics the most, but I can read just about anything. I'm sure the slashfic and yaoi/yuri and so on here has a point to it somewhere, but I've yet to see it. Writing, so far seems to be restricted to sci-fi myself.
I'd love to read your reviews! Tell me what you think of my verbal drivel! Perfection is the pursuit of perfection, and all that.


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Have you read the error message? It tells you to look at line 13. It tells you that the variable $site in line 13 is undefined.
Maybe you should look at where $site gets set, and find out why it doesn't seem to have the value you expect.
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I am currently working on getting my workshop organized. I will post more pictures soon.
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#1 posted 03-30-2013 03:25 PM
Welcome aboard. That's will make a nice space for a shop.
helluvawreck aka Charles
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#2 posted 06-10-2013 11:51 PM
Thanks for the pic. I dont feel so bad now…hahaha.. Just kidding. Good luck.
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Although melee-combat applications for the omni-tool are almost as old as the device itself, the feature was largely unused prior to the Reaper invasion. The need to take on multiple husks in close quarters forced the Alliance to develop ways to enhance the tool's offensive capability.
The most common melee design is the "omni-blade," a disposable silicon-carbide weapon flash-forged by the tool's mini-fabricator. The transparent, nearly diamond-hard blade is created and suspended in a mass effect field safely away from the user's skin. Warning lights illuminate the field so the searing-hot blade only burns what it is intended to: the opponent.
More technically adept soldiers frequently modify their omni-tools to maximize stopping power through electrical, kinetic, or thermal energy. Some troops integrate their weapon with their kinetic barriers, transforming the omni-tool into a wrist-mounted bludgeon; others fabricate flammable gases, held in place by a mass effect field and ignited upon impact. All prove deadly surprises for opponents who expect a disarmed Alliance warrior.