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Hi there,
I am developing a work portfolio section of a site.
A work page will typically have lots of case studies. As there are likely to be quite a lot of case studies, I want these to be managed within a DataObjectManager rather than within the site tree as pages.
Each case study will then have multiple images, or resources, so ideally these again should be within an ImageDataObjectManager or FileDataObjectManager.
Is it possible to have this within the case study popups like this?
If not, do you suggest any other options, other than to revert case studies back to being pages in the site tree?


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A Maine lobsterman's 14-year-old daughter recently caught an unusual crustacean — a blue lobster.
The chances of this occurring are one in 2 million, according to WCSH Portland. The blue color arises from a genetic defect that leads to excessive production of a particular protein, the Boston Globe reports.
The girl named the lobster Skyler and donated it to the Maine State Aquarium, which has three other blue lobsters and an orange one. Other rare lobsters colors are bright red, yellow, a marbled calico, and a crystal hue (which marks the rarest of lobsters, an albino).

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My son Gabe's fourth-grade classmate wags her finger and shakes her brightly colored beads, "What you're doing at home is YOUR business, but you can't be bringing that two-mamas stuff here to school!"
When Gabe was in the first grade, I explained that I am gay. I told him that a woman can be in love with a woman and a man can be in love with a man. As most boys do in first grade, Gabe preferred the company of other boys; he loved the idea that he and his best friend could get married someday.
A year later, when I tell Gabe that my friend has become my girlfriend, he is thrilled. He cannot wait to announce this to the world, beginning with my mom: "Hey Gaga, did you know my mom is a lesbian?!"
"Well, I guess I did hear something like that," she tells him. He proceeds to spread the happy news to all the guests of a large family gathering. Gabe has already met my girlfriend's daughter, who is the same age as him, and we all get along like a chorus of "We Are the World."
"My mom is getting married and I'm going to have another mom and a sister," Gabe announces to his best friend on an afterschool trip.
"No you're not," the boy says. "Women can't marry women. She must be marrying a man!" His friend is indignant. When the argument becomes heated, they defer to the van driver, who tells them that although two women can fall in love, they cannot, in fact, get married.
By fourth grade Gabe started to see contradictions and hypocrisy. He asked, "If Sen. Kerry supports gay people, why is he against gay marriage?" In pursuit of a more progressive education for my son, I transferred him to a charter school in Altadena, largely African American and Latino, with more "nontraditional" families, and biracial kids, like Gabe.
At the new school, a student told Gabe, "You're not really black — look in the mirror." Suddenly, my son wanted more than anything to be accepted by a small group of African-American kids whose families were evangelical and vehemently anti-gay. But when Gabe eagerly told them about his "rainbow" family (Jewish, African American, Cuban, and Mexican American between the two moms and the two kids), his classmates would parrot the derogatory phrases their parents had taught them.
The parents of an adopted child suggested that the school present the movie "That's a Family," a sweet film depicting all kinds of parents: single, adoptive, interracial, and, of course, same-sex. A small but vocal minority rallied to stop the screening of the film, and in some misguided show of cultural sensitivity, the administration canceled it. Gabe said, "Mom, it's not the kids. It's what their parents are telling them."
A class from Pitzer College made a documentary about our "progressive charter school" and the difficulty it was having trying to address homophobia head-on. Even though some of his classmates had parents who died drug-related deaths or were incarcerated, Gabe became increasingly aware that his family was not one to be proud of. But he asked me to "let it go" so he could just fade into the fray as best he could.
Gabe decided to remain quiet about his home situation whenever possible. My girlfriend and I got married in Canada, a public acknowledgement of the blending of our families. The wedding was an important statement to our children — welcoming each of them into our new, combined family unit. We had a family honeymoon on "Rosie's Cruise," a boat full of other gay couples and their kids. Gabe said it was a relief to be in a place where he did not have to explain his family.
When Gabe hit the pre-teen years, he became even less enthusiastic about being different. He wanted Bill Cosby and Phylicia Rashad as parents, or at least parents who resembled them, like many of his friends seemed to have. The phrase "that's so gay" became such a common expression of distaste that my son came to hate the fact that his name sounds like the word "gay." And around that time, unfortunately, our blended family "unblended."
That was more than five years ago. As duly noted in the current case before the US Supreme Court, public opinion has changed from a minority to a majority in support of same-sex couples having the right to marry. Gabe has gone from a pre-teen trying to fit in to a 17-year-old who calls himself an Afro-Jew and is at ease with having a lesbian mother.
"Ah, mom," he tells me, "it's what every teenage boy wants; we can look at girls together." He is definitely straight. I let him know that I'm his mom, not one of his buddies, so we won't be eyeing the same prospective girlfriends.
But during his childhood, the message Gabe heard was that having a lesbian mom was worse than being "sold for crack" by a straight mom. He lost out in the "your mama" games. There is no doubt he understood that there was "something wrong" with his family. Not only was he unable to rely on adults to defend it, he could see his society's disapproval: it was illegal.
Of course, it would have been illegal for Gabe's father and I to be married prior to 1967, when the US Supreme Court unanimously ruled that state bans on interracial marriage violated the Constitution.
Today, Gabe posts as his Facebook status, "Don't hide behind the Constitution or the Bible. If you're against Gay marriage, just be honest. Put a scarlet 'H' on your shirt and say 'I'm a homophobe!'" A short debate follows among his "friends" with the majority "liking" his post.
In the weeks leading up to the Supreme Court's decision, the Life Section will feature other stories about same-sex couples and the affects of Proposition 8, California's Marriage Protection Act, and the federal Defense of Marriage Act, DOMA. If you have one to share, we'd like to hear from you!
Contact Carla Sameth at firstname.lastname@example.com or write to PW Editor Kevin Uhrich at email@example.com.


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By Todd Bernhard on Thu, 04/03/2014
I use my MacBook Pro to develop apps, so I'm constantly taking it with me when I visit clients and colleagues, and even to Starbucks, which means frequently unplugging it and plugging it in. So I decided to get a docking and charging station in order to simplify my life. I was looking at the Thunderbolt docks from Belkin and Matrox, but at upwards of $300, it's hard to accept that price just for the convenience of using a single cable to connect all of my devices. A great compromise is the simpleDock ($119.95) from Kanex.
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The Kanex simpleDock is an elegant, Apple-inspired hub that integrates Gigabit Ethernet in addition to three USB 3.0 ports and another dedicated 2.1 Amp charging port for an iPad or other device. Unlike the Belkin and Matrox devices, the simpleDock doesn't try to connect video or Thunderbolt devices, which brings the cost and complexity down.
I have switched to USB 3.0 as much as possible for my backup drives, and even my card reader, so this was a welcome feature. The integrated Ethernet port is also appreciated, as Ethernet cables can be the trickiest to plug and unplug, with each attempt putting more stress on the connector. This allows me to have high performance connectivity when docked, and wireless when on the go, with one USB connector to plug and unplug.
Kanex has made a name for themselves offering high quality Apple accessories and the simpleDock continues that trend. There is a "well" where an iPhone can be placed while charging or syncing, and the charging cable can be routed internally for a streamlined look. The heft of the simpleDock ensures it will stay put and the aluminum exterior would make the simpleDock right at home in the Apple store or on Jony Ive's desk. And at under $120, it's a lot easier to justify than a $300 Thunderbolt dock.


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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 - www.divinecosmos.com
God, in ordinary consensus reality, is found in a variety of things that are surprisingly mundane. It's not easy being one of God's Betrayers - presenting new answers to the corrupt, rotted-out projections of God that have sustained humanity for so long, and are now teetering on the brink of collapse.
You can more or less gauge how I was feeling about my work by the frequency of my posts - and there is no accident that 1999 was by far the strongest year. I was living alone, not in a relationship, and highly motivated to reach a larger audience. It was only after I started getting more involved with other people, in various relationships, that the basic essence of the information I bring forward would lead them to turn on me, again and again - I was betraying their own subconscious projections of God, unknowingly. I'm only just now at a point where I feel clear enough to again pick up the pen reliably - or the keyboard, in this case.
Before my deeper psychic work ever got started in 1996, I already had three years of heavy-duty UFO and metaphysical research under my belt, thanks to getting an insider disclosure in 1993 that made me realize the Roswell crash was real, and we had 'inherited' many of our modern technology toys by reverse-engineering the crashed discs.
That knowledge compelled me to research this issue as if nothing else could be more important, and then all the related areas of metaphysics floated up from the context. It was clear that these guys, whomever they were, had been coming here for a long, long time, and were of no threat to humanity - if anything, they were uniquely responsible for guiding and protecting us. It was obvious that many of these ancient stoneworks, for example, could not have been created with any technology available to humans at the time - we still did not have cranes large enough to move those multi-ton rocks, never mind positioning them with such incredible accuracy.
The Internet was still a cool, new thing in the realm of total geekdom - in fact, Windows hadn't fully taken over the PC yet, and you still needed to know DOS if you wanted to run certain programs, like PKZIP, the first program that allowed you to compress your files. I was terrified of DOS, since I'd never been trained in it, having stayed on the Apple route up until then, but Windows 95 soon took over from Windows 3.1, and made DOS unnecessary.
My first connection to the Internet was via AOL dial-up, in 1995, at 3000 bits (3K) per second. It was abysmally slow but so cool that I didn't even care. I was dazzled to discover, after a few months, that my housemate's modem could actually DO fourteen THOUSAND, four hundred bits per second - it was a 14.4, the best you could get at the time. Then that became 28.8, then 33.6, then 56, and after that the whole thing went broadband and blew these speeds out of the water.
Soon after getting online, I discovered that the two magic words for anyone interested in UFOs and metaphysics were "Art Bell," and I was even more delighted to discover that Richard Hoagland, who had written "The Monuments of Mars," a book I'd been studying with fascination for the past three years, was now a regular guest on the show. (I discovered Jeff Rense around the same time, which was initially Sightings.com, and became Rense.com later on. I appreciated Jeff's contributions so much that I signed up with The Host Pros, his own service provider, for many years of my own website's service.)
It wasn't uncommon for me to educate fellow college students about the Face and Pyramids on Mars in my last two and a half years I was there - 94 and 95 - and when they wanted pictures, out came the Monuments book. Most of them were dazzled, but a few had a total meltdown from it and came back the next day having totally demonized me, writing off the whole thing as a hoax to preserve their own 'grip' on reality. One attractive girl even asked me if I was a member of some weird cult.
People really like to feel a sense of belonging, a sense of knowing what's going on, and if you give them too much that is "outside the box" at once, they feel like they don't know anything, and they have a break with reality, to some degree. This is precisely why our government insiders have been loath to release the UFO information to the public... fearing major economic upheaval - but events like the recent O'Hare UFO sighting are changing all of that.
A Public Acclimation Program has been underway for many years now, so that by the time The Information comes out, everyone has already educated themselves from the multiplicity of "leaks", TV documentaries and the tongue-in-cheek "everybody knows this stuff is real" content in so many films, like MIB. Drudge Report is bar none the biggest news site on the Internet, and thanks to O'Hare, lately it seems that ANY sighting in the Western world is getting front-page publicity... so things are about to get a lot more interesting.
Once I knew that top NASA insiders were highly educated about the real story of UFOs, I realized it was only a matter of time before it became far more widely known... and I wanted to help shape that movement in society somehow.
At this point if someone is still denying that UFOs exist, don't get sucked in by their excuses that it is because of how intelligent they are, that they have been able to think critically, and that you're the one on the fringe. This level of denial is truly a psychological process, an inability to relinquish intellectual control over the world, and reality, as they know it.
Most skeptics have unwittingly allowed their own intellect to become the subconscious equivalent of God - all the mysteries are solved, we've conquered our world, everything is basically buttoned down and there's only a few more little odds and ends to work out scientifically. "Heavier than air flight is impossible," the top minds proudly announced in the likes of Scientific American magazine, after photographic and eyewitness evidence of the Wright Brothers' accomplishment was already public domain. There is a smug arrogance and satisfaction that comes along with this "know it all" personality, and it's the same dynamic that you see in far-right-wing news coverage like on Fox, which is now being so successfully lampooned by the likes of Steven Colbert.
If you present these "highly intelligent skeptics" with something that upsets their complete control over Knowledge, then to them, subconsciously, you are killing God... and they will fight against The Information with every fiber of their being, at a level of nastiness that is shockingly brutal. Saying that 9/11 was an inside job is a perfect example. They may not like the government that much, but to go the final mile and say they were RESPONSIBLE for this disaster happening? Forget it. Does not compute. A fatal exception error has occurred - your session will be terminated.
My research has definitely revealed that ALL human beings, even the most avowed atheists, have an instinctive "God Reflex" that they have to project SOMEWHERE. It is this reflex that keeps us from feeling alone, which is the deepest terror in the mind of any being in the entire Universe, and the core motivating factor of all spiritual quests, works of art, and social accomplishments.
When we feel the God Reflex, we feel safety, comfort, warmth and love.
Yes - I'm saying that any time you feel safety, comfort, warmth and love, subconsciously your biological mechanism is tying it in with the notions of a Higher Power, a Force, a Supreme Being... God.
You can deny it consciously if you want to, but an impartial study of human beings reveals its truth again and again, and some people are already using this fact to do highly unscrupulous things. You can become a very successful womanizer if you understand these principles, and how heavily they are rooted in the animal consciousness, (and many have, not knowing the extreme karmic penalties involved,) but I'm talking about something that has now permeated through our entire society - not just on a person-to-person level.
All of us start out by projecting our God Reflex onto our parents - Family. Then once we have to start going to school, the God Reflex projects onto the System as well. The System is Father, Mother, Provider, Protector, God. The system is not LIKE family, the system IS Family.
We also worship Food from a very early age - as a baby we adore the banana goo and revile the Green Pea goo - so we clamor like crazy to get the things we get the biggest God-rush from. 'God' brings safety, comfort, warmth and love - remember that. We wave our arms, widen our eyes and get excited for the banana goo, and pinch our faces, clamp our mouths, turn away and cry in disgust when presented with the Green Pea goo.
Toys also become our introduction to a fascination with Stuff... Things, Gadgets, Goods, Products.
Bright colors, fun shapes, rattly sounds... it all begins before we can ever articulate speech. The more Stuff we have, the more God - in this case through the projection of Family - loves us. When we are punished, God takes our Stuff away, and now we feel alone. Desperately alone. Terrifyingly alone. No colors, no shapes, no sounds - just the four walls of the crib, which becomes like a prison cell. [Hence we are terrified of the idea of an economic upheaval or nasty Earth Change. We do not want to lose our toys... any of them. Lose the oil, lose the economy, lose the toys, so go blow up the guys who have the oil if they won't give it to us.]
Then when we start having hormones, our God Reflex gets projected into the desire to breed - the next stage of the grand circle of God that is Family.
Food betrays Family, because if your body looks fat, you cannot select the best mates for breeding. So a logical step of evolution in the creature consciousness is to turn your back on the God of Food in favor of the God of Family. Exercise and diet might be painful, but it is all part of working to earn God's love.
For most guys, naked supermodels become the ultimate projection of God, in the circle of Family, and their quest is to find one of their own that matches the image of God as closely as possible. The best-looking ones become Celebrities, and this is the Family we adore most, chasing them around on any number of mainstream and alternative media outlets. They also become the largest targets of our hatred - as seen through certain websites like Dlisted.com and Perez Hilton.com, and the unbelievable public comments that appear after each post.
We follow the most ridiculous details of the lives of our Family, because we so desperately want God to love us, too. Britney shaves her head and EVERYONE knows about it - she has removed the image of God from herself by her own free will, an act of self-murder - killing God. Everyone worries about her, calls for Mother to rescue her before she kills herself. Lopping off the hair is practically suicide already - she has defiled the image of God, because she was tired of being that person and having everyone want to touch her robes.
Then, when we realize that God is no longer in Britney, Perez writes "CRAZY" under her bald pic, starts comparing her to Bat-Boy and pasting her head on Alien Baby in a Jar. If we thought you were God and then you turn out not to be, you are the Impostor, the Betrayer... and the penalties for having fooled us are huge... including symbolic death, which used to be literal not long ago. It is the archetype of the Sacral King - we see the King as God, but when the country goes down the tube, we sacrifice the King, kill the Impostor, and restore God's graces to our land.
At least temporarily.
In our private lives we seek God in a partner. God is a supermodel. Each person wants to find God and create Family... though for more and more guys, children are seen as a nuisance and they would like to keep Family constrained to the man-woman relationship. The underlying biological drives, and the archetype of Family as God, remain constant.
Aloneness is terrifying - to the animal mind it means there is no God. The fear of rejection is a fear that God will reject us. Yet the fear of Aloneness is even worse than the fear of rejection.
We make another stride in our evolution when we face the fear of rejection, allowing the greater fear of aloneness to win out instead.
This means we are willing to see God in more than one person. Dr. Phil, on Match.com, won't give you the opportunity to refund your money after six months unless you try to hook up with five different people every month. Then once you find God, Phil can keep your money... but you probably won't cancel your account anyway, just in case.
We settle on a compromise, out of fear, knowing that bringing God into our lives somehow is better than nothing - we do not want to keep "playing the field" indefinitely. Given the ongoing presentations of God that are superior to our own choice we settled on - the Family of supermodels - we feel perpetually abandoned. God was not kind enough to us this time around.
Then our partner becomes the Betrayer of God. They go from being worshipped like the banana goo to being hated like the Green Pea goo.
A torrid extramarital affair signals God's return. Bright new colors, shapes, sounds and tastes.
Clearly this flies in the face of religion's version of God that we were taught, but the animal side wins out. We divorce, we remarry, the kids are shuffled around, and the cycle repeats itself: Food, Stuff and Family.
Many people stay in Food, Stuff and Family for the rest of their lives, which is still essentially an animal level. Intrinsic in Family is System. The President, there on TV, is Father, Provider, Protector, God. The animal kingdom, in its higher levels, is all about projecting the God Reflex onto an alpha male and clustering around him for protection.
To some degree, skeptics have seen through the animal game of Food, Stuff and Family, and look down upon those who stay rooted at this level. Statistics show that, in gross generalities, higher-IQ people wait longer to have children. They bypass the drives of the body and become obsessed with The Beautiful Mind.
They 'know' their mind is not like everyone else's - they have poured untold thousands of dollars, and many hours of time, into CREATING that mind into what they feel is a well-oiled, flawless machine. It is a great irony that those who worship Science often use that knowledge to create superior Stuff, and advances that upgrade Family.
The ultimate site on the Net now for the web's intelligentsia is digg.com, and a surprising majority of the articles you find there are all about Stuff. Granted, it's high tech geek stuff, but it's still Stuff just the same. With great relief, an article showing that the BBC 'debunked' 9/11 conspiracy theories recently made it almost to the front page - everyone was "digging" what that article had to say. Our skeptics become the purveyors of God's Stuff, and must protect Him, just like the priesthood used to do. You digg?
Every piece of knowledge they drop is like money in the bank, and they consider themselves very wealthy - they have an answer for everything. They cultivate 'critical thinking,' meaning that they read a variety of opinions on an issue and ultimately side with the one they KNOW is right. Intelligent, well-written, critically thinking presentations of things like the UFO issue are few and far between, whereas the skeptics use God's Way - the art of Science - in every passage. Or so they think. Discarding evidence that does not fit your preconceptions is not science, but it feels better when what you are really doing is protecting your own idea of what God is.
Science is God... and God is revered, loved, bought and paid for, hard-earned from years of plowing through fine-print books well into the night, huddled in libraries and sucking down coffee to help the time pass productively, as the hair tumbles from your stressed-out skull. Science becomes the ultimate projection of the God Reflex in our society, for many - even higher than religion, because it unifies all races, colors and creeds.
Those who have the greatest knowledge of Science also feel that they are the closest to God. Albert Einstein, in validating his own research, said "God does not play dice." Science is the study of God, and a scientific education is the worship of God. Lord Einstein said so himself.
So what happens when the God Reflex, the projection of humanity, turns out to be old, worn-out, bloated and expired?
God has become weak. God has become the underdog. God needs our help. God needs to be protected. At any cost.
There is no accident that the UFO and government conspiracy data have always gone hand in hand. Both of them show that the conventional human being's God Reflex is totally out of sync with reality. How can God be in Food, Stuff and Family - including our celebrities and leaders - if there are beings out there so much more evolved that their relationship to us is like our own relationship to the animals? How can God be in Science, the Mind, if the visitors' scientific knowledge leaves us in the dust? How can God be in the System, in our Family, if the System is rotten to the core?
Where is God when we know that Food is killing us (e.g. diet soda has Aspartame, the best-tasting food makes you fat), Stuff is killing us (your cell phone might give you a brain tumor, cars and airplanes crash) and Family is killing us (the System sends us out on stupid, pointless wars, refuses to disengage, and may be far more evil than we could ever possibly imagine)?
We desperately want to believe that if we turn on the TV and watch the news, we are being told the truth. We desperately want to believe that the American President is a basically good-natured guy, perhaps a little slow but certainly a thinking, feeling, compassionate person.
We are heading towards a breaking point - a dividing line between the old and the new. There is no accident that ancient prophecies from all around the world spoke of these exact times we are now in, and said that it would be very difficult, but we would eventually enter into a Golden Age that would seem almost unimaginable to the people who lived before it started. At least two of these prophecies - the entry into the Age of Aquarius and the end of the Mayan Calendar - cluster around the same year, 2012, as being the key dividing line. Many people, myself included, got sucked into the year 2000 hysteria, but in retrospect it really seemed like more of a warm-up for what is now happening, and appears to be gravitating towards this not-so-arbitrary focal point in our imminent future.
This type of speculation (and the science behind it, which I will reveal in fascinating detail in my new 2012 book) is a horror-show to those who have invested thousands of dollars and even more thousands of hours into building A Beautiful Mind for themselves. You try to take away their toys, to tell them God is a fraud (at least the God they created) and they get very, very pissed off. They will defend the projections of God they have chosen to the bitter end. This is precisely why we have moderators on my discussion group and do not let people write whatever they want.
Back in 1996, I gravitated towards Richard Hoagland's discussion group because it seemed like the best place to stumble over fascinating new information. Lots of people were participating, it was totally free, and it moved fast. I soon got the article-writing bug myself, and there was a healthy sense of competition - if I wrote an article that was catchy enough, a few people became interested in it and started talking about it, thus pushing up its position on the list so it didn't get hopelessly buried.
Right from the beginning I was introduced to the phenomenon of people who will spend hours of their time each day writing the most vicious things imaginable about public figures. One "troll," as they are often called nowadays, can create far more disruption and 'noise' than many positively-oriented people. I marveled at how Hoagland could have all these things said about him and keep on going. The guy is a human being, complete with strengths and weaknesses, and you may not agree with everything he's said or done, but we all have contributions to make.
The lack of solidarity in the UFO / metaphysics field is certainly part of why it has not gained greater traction thus far. For this same reason I was gratified to see Jeff Rense and Alex Jones join forces and refer to each other's work, and by extension Alex Jones is working with George Noory on Coast to Coast as well - so everything is starting to knit together. Rense has become a legend for the simple fact that every single day he's pumping out link after link to all sorts of new articles about UFOs and conspiracy - the two sides of the coin that has been tossed in the face of God's Reality, as projected in our society's comfortable illusions.
For myself, as the years went by, I often felt totally alone in my quest to share this new perspective. The people I was living with didn't want to help unless it was on their terms. Making the decision to start writing something for my site every day like this has not been easy, because to many I am one of God's Betrayers. Each person I've mentioned, and many others like them, are bringing in the knowledge that forces people to completely rethink everything they instinctively know about God, and that can be a painful process. Now I've given you a much better criteria to understand why it hurts them so much.
Tomorrow, we'll get more into the details of what can come in to replace the apparent losses you endure when you realize that your projections of God are just that - projections, shadows, unrealities. We have to completely dissect this whole idea of being "alone", since it's at the root of all our dysfunction.
The real story is far more interesting, and mysterious, than you may have ever allowed yourself to imagine. We live in a highly structured reality, so much so that the "highly intelligent skeptics" seem like mere infants when you discover how little they really understand. Even so, we should never cop an attitude of smug superiority towards them - just put the information out there for those who want it, and strive to understand, but not to criticize, those who are not interested.
They'll come around.
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Hmm. I don't think my Slack has the kernel source code
I installed all packages, but there is no /etc/src/linux directory.
Can I download the source somewhere? Or is it somewhere else on my machine do you think?
You can get it off your slack cd you installed with:
installpkg <package-name.tgz>
It doesnt come on the CD, and PLEASE search the forum, this is asked once a week.
#Kernel Source for Slackware 9:
install using "installpkg kernel-source-2.4.20-noarch-5.tgz"
And the question will keep coming up since it was standard for the source to come on the CD. What's up with the sudden change?
On the full 4CD distribution of Slackware, the kernel source is on CD3 and is called "linux-2.4.20.tar.bz2". Now to my question, what is the difference between this and the "kernel-source-2.4.20-noarch-5.tgz" other then the name how it is packed ?
I think those are the only differences. You can install the .tgz by doing "installpkg" whereas the tar.bz2 would have to be manually unpacked and all that jazz.
It shouldn't keep coming up, because people should have the brains to *gasp* scroll down the page and see that its asked all the time.
People will be people; we're all looking for answers to our questions
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| dragonwarlord chapter 1 . 12/13/2007
I love your stories they are really perfection I was sad for all three of them the entire way through. Candice knowing she is being used but in love, peter so torn that he resorts to the only person he can to save himself from his own heart, and claire for loving peter and knowing that she can't have him until she finaly breaks. I liked the ending candice being able to move on a bit and not try to ruin claire and peter. I think you are one of the best authors on the site:)
| Iagus chapter 1 . 11/10/2007
You DO deserve more reviews. When Claire tried to kill herself (not see if she could die, but try to) was really the high (or low I guess) point of the story for me. The depth of pain she must feel, wanting to die so badly, and yet knowing she never can... You told the story really well.
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That was... stunning, and original, and haunting, and brilliant. And the previous reviewer was spot on: that there are only a small handful of reviews for this story is criminal. Perhaps you've simply taken the rest of the readers' breath away; it's too cruel to imagine that other fans haven't taken the time to read it.
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I work as a fireman at an airport and i just wanted to share a few pranks we all get up to with the new guy. 1st is the 'hold-up' where we get the new fireman to get dressed in full fire kit and give him a fire extingisher to carry and a pre-written letter in a sealed envilope. we then tell him to go up into air traffic control (ATC), which is only 30 yards walk away from the fire station. the new guy is orderd to go and find the senior air traffic control officer (the big cheese/boss/head hancho) and hand him/her the letter and wait for the boss to read it. there both parties will discover that written inside is:"GIVE ME ALL YOUR BUISCUTS/COOKIES/CAKES OF I'LL SQUIRT YOU!!!!"Normally the boss is very wise to this prank and knows what is written even before the letter is read and normally he/she just hands the letter back to the new guy and asks him to read it himself only to let him realize what a fool of himself he is standing infull
firekit, fire extingisher in hand, demanding all of the boss's cakes
A movie ending
i was on MSN and i was talking to my friend, she asked me about a new movie on at the cinema. (knowing that it isn't true) i told her that at the very end there's a really funny bit. past the cradits, the very end bit but it's worth it. a few hours later she comes back onto MSN and says 'OMG i invited all my friends from a club and their parents and i convinced them to wait, and it was so embarrassing beacuse we waited 20 mins and nothing came up!!!'it was so funny when i saw her face! priceless
Tokyo Airplane Lines!
One day me and my friend were SOOO bored so we decided we would prank call people. So we called these one ppl and my friend (name's Kasi and is Japanese) said "Herro, dis is Tokyo Airprane Rines... we call to say your tickets be billed now. Right now." Poor lady was like "I didn't buy any tickets to Tokyo..." and we were like "That be five hundred dorrars. Give me credit card number. Number now!" She was like "Honey, I didn't buy any tickets." Finally she got so pissed she called the police and they came over and asked if we were prank calling. we were like nooo i dunno whatever happenned to that lady. XD
Cookie's In Bed
okay so i spent the night with my friend natalie and our other friend sydney spent the night. well she doesnt like to stay up late so me and natalie were doin karaoke and stuff. we got hungry and were eating pizza and cookies (this was at like 3 a.m.)and natalie got this bright idea to feed sydney a cookie while she was sleeping so we went upstairs. we put it in her mouth and she spit it out. we tried a few more times and she wouldnt eat it so we gave up and went to bed but we left the cookie in me and syds bed (natalie was on top bunk) well about an hour later syd starts screaming"THERES A COOKIE IN MY BED!!" natalie was laughing like crazy because syd was punching me and still screaming. it was hilarious!
Water World
You know those sinks that have the facets where it has a hose that unattaches? Well I told my freind to go get somthing out of the different room. Then while she was gone I tied the button down. When she came back I smeared soap on her hand she walked to the sink very confusingly. When she turned the water on it squirted all over her. She started laughing and screaming lol she talkes ABOUT HOW SMART I AM ALL THE TIME NOW.
It was my friend's birthday party so there was me and 2 other people and i remember my brother telling me about how he pulled this prank on someone i thought it was hilarious so what i did i changed my name in my friends mobile contacts to DEATH and sent her a text so 5 minutes later she comes running in screaming OMG Death sent me a text MY TIME HAS COME me and ma other friend burst out laughing.
Okay, so this is what happened - me and my cousin decided to prank call some mean girl we both don't like. She was really concieted and always put other people down. So we called her up on private caller and acted like radio show hosts. So I said "HELLO THERE LUCKY! IF YOU CAN NAME ALL 31 BASKIN ROBINS ICE CREAM FLAVORS IN 31 SECONDS, YOU'LL WIN 31,000 DOLLARS!" All the while knowing she had never been to Baskin Robins in her LIFE. So she literally sat there saying thing like "ummmmm, chocolate? vanilla? strawberry?" and after 12 seconds or something we were like "EHHHHHHH--SORRY YOUR OUTTA TIME" and then she was like "BUT THAT WAS LIKE 5 SECONDS!" and we were like "No sweety, your just bad at math-but you should be able to figure this out! THIS WAS A ONCE IN A LIFETIME OPPURTUNITY!" And we could hear her gasping for another chance, so we just hung up. The next day she was like "Oh-I won 31,000 dollars from KTW.56 radio" (that's the
fake radio name we used) And then people were like...ummmm, Cori? There's no KTW.56.... then she turned bright red knowing full well she couldn't get away with her satany ways (;
ok soo some of my friends were sleeping over and we were up late and bored and we wanted to prank my older brother. so then we snuck into his room and drew on his face with eye liner. we drew like hearts and silly words. he never woke up through the whole thing. he was really pissed the next morning tho.
me and my friend got bored at a sleepover that i was having. n my lil sis is soooo gullible, rite? and so we decided to pull a prank on her. so we told her a ghost story:'once upon a time - not long ago in this very town there was this old man that used to be a car salesmen. so 1 day, he was taking a young women for a driving test or something to c if she wanted to buy it. but they crashed when a train hit them on their way back to the dealership. but rite b4 the woman had told him a confession. it was that she had started people watching one day as a boredom hobby and it became into an obsession of spying. and it was contagious. her brother, friends, parents, and boyfriend all started spying on peeps too after at least half an hour of talking to her. the two had actually been talking for a full forty minutes. the man didnt believe it. but he was wrong. every nite when a car passes ur house and u look at the window, u can c the man or the woman
watching u!' this actually scared her half to death! she was crying for about an hour. my mom and dad yelled at me tho and told my friend's parents. but it was funny anyway.
Cellphones and cousins
This wasnt me but my best friend had her cuzin over. well, tracy (her cuzin) had a cell phone and took candice's (my friend) to see wat numbers she had. she saw a girl named octavia (just another girl from skool) so she took the number and texted to it on her own fone to make sure octavia didnt know who it was. so she said something like hey its george fatling. octavia texted back, 'who is this?' so again, tracy's like 'george fatling.' octavia again said 'really who is this?' so tracy texted 'george fatling.' (candice was probly just laughing.) octavia said 'howd u get my number?' tracy: 'my mom had it on her fone.' 'whos ur mom?' octavia asked. tracy didnt want to giv up so she said 'george fatling.' lol! (when candice told me, i was cracking up!) and finally octavia is like 'im calling the cops! this isnt funny and u need to get away from me!' so tracy had to tell octavia the truth in order to get away from
trouble. luckily, nobody was hurt or got in any trouble! lol. idk. i thought it was funny.
The ULTIMATE D-D-D (ding dong ditch) plus a prank phone call
Well me and my neighbors were outside playing, and we had an idea to play ding dong ditch. First let me explain how the houses are so you will understand how we did it. Ok we live in a compound, so there are lots of buildings, 21 to be exact. In each building there are 7-13 floors. On each floor there are two apartments with numbers, for example on the 5th floor the numbers would be 501 and 502. The front doors into the buildings (not the apartments, the BUILDINGS) are locked with a special magnet thingymabobber, so the only way in is to get a special key or type in someone's house number on this communicator thingy beside the door and they can let you in. Got that?So we went to Building 10 to do our D-D-D. On the communicator thingy, we typed in 201. After a while, someone started speaking out of the communicator thingy, and opened the door. We didn't bother to go in, and was just leaving
when a window on the second floor opened and this person was yelling out of it, "Siimooonne! Simooone!" (at least i think that's what they said.) It sounded so hilarious. I guess they thought that we were 'Simone'. Not wanting to get caught, we bolted after that. Now for the prank call. Here is some more stuff you need to understand. In our compound, there is a clubhouse, and in the clubhouse there are two playrooms, a gym, a reception desk with telephones and some multi-function rooms upstairs. Now we couldn't very well make a prank call right in front of those receptionist people. So we snuck into the playroom. This playroom had a little office in it, with a TELEPHONE. We locked the door behind us and prepared to make our call. We called my home number. I knew my brother was home alone, since my mom had gone out. So he would pick up the phone. One of my neighbors, Thomas, pretended to be my piano teacher, Annie, and called. Anyhow, my brother never even KNEW it wasn't Annie (and we didn't tell him
either)! It was a very awesome prank day.
Moldy toilets
so at my old school, some girls heard there was going to be a health inspection. they put green food die behind some toilets and sinks.
Smellmop Who?
Well my best friends and I were bored at lunch so Jane said lets go tell this joke my brother told me. The joke was Knock knock. Who's there? Smellmop. Smellmop who? (Run away laughing. This sounds like Smell my poo.) We did this to anyone who would listen then we went inside because we told it to everyone. Then a lunch aide came and said," You girls are so mean you humiliated Sara and you can't go outside tomorrow." It was so funny but it was too bad we couldn't go outside.
OMG funny!!
I was with my bf at a resturant and i like to put sugar in my coffee so he switches my sugar with salt and makes me a coffee i thought it was the coffee so i never went to that resturant ever again!
Me and my friend both get 2 school early everyday so we decided 2 do a prank on our teacher. We put salt in his water he drank it and ran out of the room to spit it out. Later he got us back and poured water own our shirts.
I was at my friend's house and it was night and we were bored so we look in the daring book for girls for a prank and we found this really good 1. We went into her little sisters room and dipped her hand into a glass of water. She wet the bed!!!!
Once I put salt on my lil' sis's toothbrush and the next day, when she brushed, her spit turned GREEN! OMG, I got in a little trouble, but is was HILARIOUS!
One of my friend's friend's ex's mom talks to my friend, so one time we were IMing her. We told her that her son got my friend pregnant, and his mom was freaking out. Then we told her we were kidding, and his mom got really angry.: )
YouTube Madness
Ok so i was on Youtube and i told this guy he was hot and he really wasn't hot he was ugly so he said thanks and we started talking about random stuff and then he told me his name and it was my uncle Ryan i was like WOAH didn't see that comein!
Bank Account
this one time my auntie dared me and my friend to go into a bank and try and open a savings accoutn with Monoploy money the banker got pissed and called for security we were dragged out lmao
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Adventures of Lolo
Review by Walker
"One of THE MOST CLASSIC puzzlers, and one of my very favorites!!!"
The Adventures of Lolo is one of the best games for the NES. It came out in 1989, and I have always loved this game. This game also spawned two sequels, both of which are equally good. HAL Laboratory did a great job on this game, and I wish that we could see more games in this same series come out for other systems, hopefully, in the near future. Although GameFAQs only allows review scores as high as 10, I'd probably give this game a 15 if I could. This game is just perfect! It rules!!!
Story (7/10)
Lolo's girlfriend Lala is captured by the mean Great Devil. She is taken off to a huge castle and she is kidnapped there. It is Lolo's job to go in and solve 50 mind-bending puzzles (10 floors with 5 rooms each) and save his girlfriend.
Gameplay (10/10)
There are 10 floors and 5 rooms in each floor, for a total of 50 rooms. Each room is an 11x11 board consisting of obstacles, blocks, and enemies. Your job is to collect all the hearts in a room, and a jewel chest will open. Grab the jewel, and all the enemies will vanish, and the exit door will open. Go through the door and you go to the next room. But, along the way, you will encounter some challenging enemies, like the Medusa, who, if you cross her line of sight, will shoot a wave and kill you. Most of the enemies are much tamer, like the Snakey, who can't harm you in any way, and he just looks at all the action. There are also green blocks that you can push to block enemies. When you take certain hearts, you get magic shots, and you can shoot enemies with these and turn them into eggs, which can be pushed around, and used in several ways, like blocking enemies, opening passages, or travelling on water. These eggs can be pushed around like the green blocks. Also, you will have opportunities to use power from time to time, like destroying rocks, building bridges, or turning arrows. It starts out really simple, but as you get further and further into the game it gets more and more complicated. Then you will really have to start using your brain and do a lot of thinking ahead! In general, this game is challenging, but it is very good nonetheless.
Control (10/10)
It's just plain simple. You use the control pad to move Lolo all around the board. You use the A button to fire magic shots or use your power once you have the ability to. Magic shots turn enemies into eggs, which can be pushed around. Also, there are green blocks that you can push around to block enemies, and you push them around just like you do with eggs. It works very simple, and it is not too slow. If you make a mistake, then you can restart the same puzzle by hitting the select button. This will also cause Lolo to lose one of his lives. All the control in the game is just right, and it responds just when you want it to.
Graphics (10/10)
All the graphics in this game look very detailed, especially the enemies. First off, there's the Snakey, which is a cute, green worm that can do no harm to you. He looks at all the action. There are a lot of other enemies in this game, but the meanest-looking of the group are the Medusa and Don Medusa. And I mean that the Don Medusa looks menacing. Lolo is a blue ball with eyes, and he looks very good. Even the expression on his face when he gets killed is detailed and looks good, too! Lala looks the same as Lolo, except she is pink. She looks really good. Trees, rocks, and all other environment looks nice and detailed, too. everything in this game looks very good.
Sound (10/10)
All the sound effects in this game sound great. For example, the sound when you pick up a heart containing some magic shots sounds great. Plus, there's also the sound when you grab the last heart in a level (thus opening the jewel box) and grabbing the jewel sound good, too. When Medusa or Don Medusa shoots you, you hear a ''ZAP!''—that sounds good, too. There are a few others, but I don't need to mention them. There's nothing wrong with the sound effects. They're perfect.
Music (10/10)
There is only one theme that plays throughout the whole game, but I like it a lot. The reason why I gave this category a 10 is because that music just makes you think. There are a few other tunes, like the one played when you climb the staircase to the next floor. That piece sounds very triumphant. And the music that plays when you save Lala sounds really good, too. All the music in this game sounds very good.
Challenge (8/10)
This game starts out really easy, but it gets harder as you go along. This adds up to a great challenge. If you want a good challenge, try this game. You'll love it!
Replay Value (6/10)
Once you play the game through once, you won't have any more trouble getting through it like you did the first time, and once you play through it several times, it will not be hard at all, hence the 6.
Buy or Rent? Buy!
If you can find this game for $30 at any video game store, buy it and have all the fun you can have with it!!!
To sum all of this up, it is a very addicting puzzle game that will keep your brain working for hours. This game rules!!!
My score: 10/10
Reviewer's Rating: 5.0 - Flawless
Originally Posted: 07/22/01, Updated 07/22/01
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Old Malaya Grill: OC's Second Malaysian Restaurant!
Have you had nasi lemak, the national dish of Malaysia? Unless you're from there or are familiar with the cuisine, chances are you haven't even heard of it. In OC, there are more Vietnamese restaurants than there are McDonald's, but I only need one hand to count all the Indonesian, Singaporean and Malaysian restaurants put together. But here's how prevalent nasi lemak is in Malaysia: A few years ago, when health officials in Penang noticed Malaysian children were getting fatter and fatter, they didn't fault burgers or sugary soft drinks; they went after the nasi lemak, blaming the dish for the higher rates of obesity and even attempting to limit its sale to minors. It might be the name. Translated literally, "nasi lemak" means "fatty rice."
The rice is indeed rich, steamed after being flavored with coconut cream and made aromatic with pandan leaf. It can be a satisfying meal on its own, but it isn't complete without sides of ikan bilis (fried anchovies with peanuts), slices of cucumber, hard-boiled eggs and a healthy dollop of sambal. Some might embellish it with a piece of fried chicken or the spice-laden braised beef dish called rendang, but these aren't essential. Up to about a month ago, the last nasi lemak I had was at Belacan Grill, then the only Malaysian restaurant in Orange County. Now there's another.
Old Malaya Grill, which has been open for roughly a month, offers a version in which the fragrant rice is formed into a dome and served next to a puddle of dark sambal that's more sweet than spicy. Included are all the required accouterments, but perhaps the best is the piece of ayam goreng berempah that owner/chef Nur Digiovanni adds by caking a piece of chicken with spices as though they were breading, then frying the bird until the skin turns a crisp mahogany and the meat bursts with juices.
Old Malaya Grill, 19072 Beach Blvd., Ste. F, Huntington Beach, (714) 963-7319. Open Tues.-Fri., 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Sat.-Sun., 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Dinner for two, $15-$30, food only. No alcohol.
Before she opened Old Malaya Grill, Digiovanni was a mortgage banker who occasionally moonlighted as a caterer for the consulate general of Malaysia in LA. And if I had to guess, it's her nasi lemak that must remind the Malaysian ambassador of home. Digiovanni's dish is flawless. But when I decided to take my family of seven to her restaurant on a Saturday night, she was already in the weeds. Hers is a slip of a restaurant that seats exactly 24, but she struggled to keep up with the 10 or so dishes we ordered. She later apologized, revealing that in the two and a half weeks her place had been open, she had to hire a new chef after the first one stopped showing up. And now, both she and the new guy were still getting used to working together. On top of that, the two front-of-the-house staff weren't available that night because of the long Memorial holiday weekend.
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Throughout the evening, I noticed Digiovanni grow increasingly out of breath as she did double duty in the kitchen and dining room. After apologizing again, she vowed to do better next time. I know she will; despite being short-handed, Digiovanni still managed to produce a feathery roti canai, a lighter cousin of naan. Her roti jala—a lacy pancake that's a cross between a crepe and doily—has an omelet-like tenderness. She served both with a thick bowl of curry in which to dip them—the same one she doused noodles with for a curry laksa that could nourish for days. Her beef murtabak was also excellent, redolent of turmeric-seasoned ground beef and encased in a crispy cocoon similar to an egg roll skin. Her satays, though, could've used a little more char; and her satay sauce, which consisted of mostly coarsely chopped peanuts and a hint of lemongrass, wasn't what I'm used to. But that's just the proud Indonesian in me talking—nasi lemak might be Malaysia's national dish, but satays are ours.
My Indonesian family enjoyed her smoky mee goreng, in which egg noodles were wok-tossed with dark soy sauce, shrimp, egg and potatoes. There was also the simple but decent kway teow soup, for which tape-wide rice noodles and chewy fish balls swim in a golden broth sprinkled with chives and crispy fried shallots. We also liked the tender squid rings bundled inside a banana leaf with lemongrass and whole kaffir lime leaves, the entire thing roasted over the fire until the banana leaf's edges turned to soot. The ayam masak merah—a hearty dish of fried chicken pieces smothered in a reduced sauce of spices and tomato—was something I'm looking forward to eating again, along with more of that supposedly fattening nasi lemak. But maybe in another month or so, after Digiovanni has had a chance to catch her breath.
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Windows Secure Kit 2011 Removal Process (remove WindowsSecureKit2011)February 21, 2012
Windows Secure Kit 2011 is mystery in the sense that it is a useless security program that looks just like well-known and legitimate antimalware apps available on the PC software market. PC users should not become fans of Windows Secure Kit 2011 because it is not a professional at carrying out its promised functions on a PC. These functions are usually claimed in annoying pop-up alerts and even system scans filled with erroneous results. The only thing that should be done with Windows Secure Kit 2011 is remove it using an updated spyware removal app. Do not purchase Windows Secure Kit 2011 under any circumstances or you may be sorry.
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If Windows Secure Kit 2011 resides on your computer, it can potentially damage your personal files or you may end up losing data stored on your system. Research has shown that Windows Secure Kit 2011 may have the ability to make your computer vulnerable to remote attacks which could result, initially, in loss of money, possibly identity theft, and, eventually, a painstaking Windows Secure Kit 2011 removal process.
How can you manually remove Windows Secure Kit 2011
Manual removal of Windows Secure Kit 2011 may not be for everyone. Each manual Windows Secure Kit 2011 removal step must be followed delicately to completely remove all related files and registry entries from your computer. If you are unsure or have doubts about editing your system registry, then we recommend that you use the automatic Windows Secure Kit 2011 removal process.
Windows Secure Kit 2011 can be removed manually by following the steps below.
- With all programs closed, click the Start Menu and go to the Control Panel.
- Locate the Add/Remove Programs icon and double click it.
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- Restart your computer.
- Close all open programs and windows on your desktop.
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Find all of the following registry entries and delete them. If you do not know how to do this,
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Delete all of the following files that are associated with Windows Secure Kit 2011 from your computer.%AppData%\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch\Windows Secure Kit 2011.lnkC:\Documents and Settings\User Name\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\4SOEDFRR\setup.exeC:\WINDOWS\system32\02612.exe or any other random numberC:\Documents and Settings\User Name\Local Settings\Temp\[RANDOM CHARACTERS].exe%System%\drivers\UAC[RANDOM CHARACTERS].sys
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If you have issues deleting any of the previously listed files that are associated with Windows Secure Kit 2011, you can try rebooting your computer into safe mode. Booting into safe mode may allow certain malicious files to be deleted. If you are wondering how to boot into safe mode, you can read our process for starting a computer in safe mode here.
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After locating and deleting the previous files you must remove all directories associated with Windows Secure Kit 2011 by going to the C:\ProgramFiles\Windows Secure Kit 2011 folder, select it, and delete it. In some cases you may not be able to find this directory. You can still continue to the next step.
Restart your computer. You do not need to boot into safe mode at this point. You should have removed Windows Secure Kit 2011 completely from your computer. If you find that Windows Secure Kit 2011 is still on your computer, you can repeat the steps again or go to the automatic Windows Secure Kit 2011 removal process.