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[Blogger's note: I neglected to mention that 1917 is part of a much larger work entitled The Unknown Revolution, which I likewise commend to your attention.]
For some time now I have been trying to convince my fellow anti-capitalists (to little avail) of the need to unite the Left. The authoritarian and libertarian wings of the workers' movement have been pelting each other with recriminations, often bitter, since the feud between Marx and Bakunin detonated the International. The span has widened, driven less by further theoretical divergence than by the logic of subsequent events and an ever-expanding list of grievances. The longer the rift persists, the more firmly rooted it becomes, retarding our progress with its obtrusive presence and deepening all the while from neglect.
Most frustrating of all, as Orwell pointed out in Homage to Catalonia, the ideological ground between authoritarian and libertarian socialism is precariously narrow and unobstructed, yet it remains untraversed. One might hope that as a united Left we could review the modern history of social revolution and come to some agreement, but this has not occurred, quite the opposite. Each camp has for so long been insisting upon its analysis and strategy as the correct one, that even the most conspicuous theoretical problems are denied or attributed to sabotage or unfavorable circumstance (as though theory and practice were incommensurable).
It would be an absurdly optimistic to suggest that Voline may resolve the impasse, but nothing I have read exposes the theoretical fault lines of Leftist discourse to more light than this book.


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For now, crappy photos and all, I bring you some long-awaited knitting content! This was the first weekend I had been able to knit since all this moving hullabaloo started. And given this information, I am more surprised than anyone that I am actually able to present an FO today...but, check it out! I was able to start (and finish) a strawberry beanie for one of the peanuts. For this, I owe in large part to Dis, who was clever enough to suggest I might use 12" circulars, in place of the DPNs I was struggling with. Brilliant! I llllove these things! More on them later. I was inspired to knit the peanuts a couple of Ann Norling's fruit hats, after being inspired by a hat Theresa shared a little while back. I'm planning to buy LA and Rex other much needed baby necessities for their shower, but of course I also wanted to knit them a little something(s) too, and I thought these would be just the thing!
I decided to make a strawberry first, because...it's just so freaking cute! I mean, come on! For the other peanut, I will make a pumpkin, because we like pumpkins over in this neck of the woods.
So, 12" circular needles. How late to the party am I with these? All I can say is, my new pair of 12" Addis is my new favorite little toy. It's so little...and perfect for little peanut hats! Now if only someone could come up with even teenier ones for socks! Crappy Photo #2 will give you a sense of the scale (but not the real color of the orange yarn). Seriously- how mini is this?
Now, changing the subject for a moment, I would be remiss if I didn't take a moment to mention the fun I had Thursday night down in SD. I enjoyed my visit to The Grove's Knit Salon, and then of course the gab fest with my girls at Dis' place. Zero knitting was accomplished, but with take-out from Phil's, a fantastic bottle of wine from our road trip in February, and plenty of laugh-inducing topics to cover, who needs to knit??

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Thursday, July 13, 2006
This cracks me up!
Q: Should I have a baby after 35?
A: No, 35 children is enough.
Q: I'm two months pregnant now. When will my baby move?
A: With any luck, right after he finishes college.
Q: What is the most reliable method to determine a baby's sex?
A: Childbirth.
Q: My wife is five months pregnant and so moody that sometimes she's
borderline irrational.
A: So what's your question?
Q: My childbirth instructor says it's not pain I'll feel during labor, but
pressure. Is she right?
A: Yes, in the same way that a tornado might be called an air current.
Q: When is the best time to get an epidural?
A: Right after you find out you're pregnant.
Q: Is there any reason I have to be in the delivery room while my wife is in
A: Not unless the word "alimony" means anything to you.
Q: Is there anything I should avoid while recovering from childbirth?
A: Yes, pregnancy.
Q: Do I have to have a baby shower?
A: Not if you change the baby's diaper very quickly.
Q: Our baby was born last week. When will my wife begin to feel and act
normal again?
A: When the kids are in college
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- Hairgrove's Hangout said...
Hey Debbie and Brent! Just found your blog and so glad you are all well. I do love the "birth" crack ups! So, how are your parents? How is the ministry at NBBC? We miss you and the ministry there soooo much, but are rejoicing in serving the Lord in this local church ministry in Englewood. We absolutely love our Young Family SS class. They are so much like the married students we ministered with for 10 years at NBBC! God's preparations are always perfect. Take care and give the kids a hug from us!
- carissa said...
hi deb. I hope you're having a great time away! I hope you're shopping a lot and thinking of bringing me back a souvenier...hee hee. I got the packages in the mail for VBS. It all looks great. Have a great day.
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Today daddy and Elizabeth went to Royal Chocolate Donuts 🙂
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Daddy-daughter date!
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Elizabeth's 4th Birthday!
It is really hard to believe, but our little girl just turned four years old! Elizabeth is a bright ray of sunshine in our lives, and we are so thankful to celebrate four wonderful years with her.
Originally I was planning a ballerina party for her, but a few weeks ago we were talking about it and she said, "No, Mommy. I want a rainbow party!" She stuck to it, so a rainbow party she got. Her birthday fell on a Sunday this year and she wanted just girls, so we had her party over lunch yesterday. There were 5 little girls that came, and they had so much fun together!
Here they all are, with the birthday girl in her rainbow dress!!
We decorated everything with rainbows and rainbow colors.
All the food was rainbow. Rainbow pizza, rainbow veggies, rainbow pinwheel cookies, skittles, watermelon cake (rainbow colors), rainbow kool-aid, and of course rainbow cake!
We did a LOT of fun rainbow crafts and activities. The girls used colored pasta to make rainbow sun-catchers, they played rainbow bingo while they ate all the food, and then they made Fruit-Loop necklaces (thanks to a box that my mom sent that made it JUST in time the day before the party!) before cake and presents. And then after stuffing themselves full, they went outside to play with water balloons and swing (and burn off all that sugar!).
Happy Happy Birthday to my sweet Elizabeth girl!
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My Diagonal Life
I think that someone should come live in my house and study the different cultural viewpoints of objects in space. How's that for a statement?
For example…
There is a little neighbor girl who lives across the street. She is eight years old and very sweet and kind and loves to play with our girls. Every day. Anyway… One of her favorite things to play with at our house is the little toy kitchen and table. And every time she comes, she rearranges everything. The exact. same. way. Every single time! It's really quite amusing. Can you see my smile from there?
Actually, after my initial annoyance at having to put everything back after she leaves, I find it quite fascinating. She has such a different understanding of everyday objects and how they should be arranged. I would never ever think to put things where she does! Also, recently I rearranged our little toy area and put the little toy table and kitchen on a diagonal. Woah.
It took two whole weeks for her to stop straightening them. And I still have to remind her sometimes. 🙂
Really it makes a lot of sense. No Indonesian house that I have ever been in has ever had anything on the diagonal. Usually the furniture is pushed flat up against the wall all the way around the room. Very rarely a table will be in the center of the room. So my living room must really throw them for a loop. Actually, they probably have just as hard of a time understanding why I have a rug, chairs, sofa, coffee table, and end tables floating in the middle of the room (on a diagonal!) as I do understanding why the neighbor girl rearranges the toys the way she does. It really is a fascinating cultural study!
Actually, maybe I am crazy for putting things on the diagonal. At least, living here in this country. Such a mish-mash of culturally mixed up situations at my house! I hope at least that our daughters feel comfortable moving in and out of different furniture arrangements. If only it were that easy to move in and out of different cultures. But I guess they have a good shot at it since their crazy Mommy rearranges their toys to be on the diagonal, and then their sweet neighbor girl friend straightens them all out again.
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Peel a Tomato?!?!
Yes. Have you ever? I have. As of Tuesday I can now cross peeling tomatoes off my bucket list (HA!). More on the tomato peeling adventure in a second.
This week I only got to two new recipes. And I think that was the only two times that I cooked. It was a bit of a crazy week. Nothing in particular was crazy, but when you put it all together it felt really busy. We went somewhere almost every day which is not normal for me here in Indonesia.
And Friday was my birthday!! The big 29. It feels so strange to be in the last year of my 20s. I remember when my mom was 29, so now I feel really really old. Just kidding, Mom! I actually had a really great day. Matt took the day off and we just had lots of family time. I didn't cook, and then in the evening I went to do karaoke with all my girlfriends here in our little city. It was SO MUCH FUN!! I didn't have a camera with me, and I was really too busy having fun singing and dancing my heart out to tunes that really date me to take any pictures. Yay!
Okay, back to peeling a tomato. Do you know how? I started making this Tomato Bisque at about 4:45. We usually eat at around 6:00. After getting everything out for the recipe I noticed this tiny little word next to the word tomatoes, "peeled". Okay…. no canned tomatoes here, so I had to figure out how to get my rather ordinary tomatoes on my cutting board naked. Quickly. So I did what every person my generation and younger does… RUN to Google! If you would like to learn how to peel a tomato, this is the website that taught me how. I also made these Biscuits to go with the soup. It was a frantic hour! Overall, Matt liked the soup and Charlotte, Elizabeth, and I did not. However, we ALL loved the biscuits. Here is a picture!
The other recipe I made was Cheesy Spinach Macaroni. It was a really quick recipe and pretty good. I only had linguine pasta on hand and it probably would be better with a smaller noodle that could hold on to more of the cheesiness. Next time I might try adding chicken, too. I didn't get a picture of this one so to console you I will leave you with a couple pictures of our cute little girlies.
So, have you ever peeled a tomato?
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Recipes this week – and Indonesian food!
I know you are all dying to know what I cooked this week. And so rather than keep you in suspense any longer, I will go ahead and disappoint you. I did not get to all four new recipes this week. (Sad face) I only got to three. We had so many leftovers from all the yummy food this week that I decided that we had absolutely NO more room in our fridge, and that consequently we must eat a dent into the leftovers before I cook any more food.
The first new recipe I tried was a delicious Creamy Carrot Soup that my friend Meagan emailed to me. It was absolutely delicious. And easy. And quick. Did I say it was delicious already? Matt kept going on about it and Elizabeth was very excited that we were eating Carrot Stew just like the Tawny Scrawny Lion! Because Meagan emailed it to me, I can't link you to where she got it from, but if you would like the recipe, comment or email me and I can find out where the original source was. I did serve this soup with grilled cheese because I am never sure about soup with two little ones – will they eat it or will they not? Turns out they both loved it.
The second new recipe was also a winner. For ease and for taste. It was really really really easy. I made this Crock Pot Honey Sesame Chicken. The only thing I would say about it was that it was really really sweet. Next time I might try cutting back on the honey just a tad. And possibly add a bit of soy sauce? I didn't have any chicken thighs like the recipe calls for, so I made it with chicken breasts, but it was still nice and moist. I can see how the thighs would probably have absorbed more of the marinade/sauce in the cooking process, though. All those nooks and crannies. Oh well, next time!
The final new recipe this week was also quite tasty. But LABOR INTENSIVE. Especially since I didn't make the tortillas the day before. I spent an hour and a half making 24 tortillas in the morning, and then another hour and a half cooking everything else in the afternoon. But now I have 12 tortillas in the freezer waiting for next time – yay! Oh yes, the recipe: Baked Chicken and Spinach Flautas. I was tired by the time this meal got on the table. So tired, in fact, that I forgot to take a picture. Sorry! They were still really good, despite the fact that I dumped the entire tray of freshly rolled flautas on the floor while attempting to keep a crying Charlotte away from the 450-degree oven as I put them in. That was a low point. But rather than eat nothing, I salvaged what I could from the floor and they were still quite edible. And we are still enjoying the leftovers! Hopefully with no more dumping on the floor.
Now, I want to show you a bit of the yummy Indonesian food that we eat. My helper gets all the credit for this. She is a wonderful cook. I will try to share the recipe as best as I can. I don't think it's written down anywhere (in any language), so I'm going to approximate and hope for the best!
Coconut and Tomato Basil Shrimp (I'm inventing the name on the spot!)
2 T. vegetable oil
4 cloves garlic, smashed
4 small red onions, smashed
2 stalks of lemongrass
4-5 lime leaves
4-5 candlenuts, ground into a paste
2 lbs. shrimp (peeled, or whole in shells)
2 T. water
1 1/2 c. chopped tomatoes
1/2 c. – 3/4 c. coconut milk
small handful Thai lemon basil
1/2 green onion, thinly sliced
Heat oil over high heat in a large wok. Add the garlic and onions and cook until fragrant. Add the lemongrass, lime leaves. and candlenut paste and cook for about 1-2 mins.
Add the shrimp and cook until the shrimp are pink/red and begin to curl. While the shrimp cook add the water to the wok to prevent the spices from sticking and to help the shrimp steam a little bit. Add tomatoes.
When the tomatoes begin to soften add the coconut milk and bring to a boil. The amount of coconut milk that you add depends on how much yummy sauce you want to be able to pour over your rice. Add the basil and green onion and cook for 1 – 2 mins., until the leaves begin to wilt. Serve immediately with rice.
Hope you enjoy this little taste of one of our favorite meals here in Sulawesi!
This is Matt's recommended drink with this meal. Coconut water with chunks of coconut. Fresh. He loves it. I hate it.
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…I put away the suitcases. We have been back in Indonesia for 5 weeks now. I unpacked in the first two days that we were back home, but just moved the 8 empty suitcases over to the side and let them sit in a pile. For a while I was leaving them out just as a visual reminder to myself that I shouldn't expect to feel settled yet because we really did just come back. And then for about a week they were still out because I wanted to pack them up and go back to America. But for the past week they have started to bother me. Time to feel settled here, and happy here, and put the suitcases away!
There is a huge list that I made our first week back here and it includes house projects, cleaning projects, the cooking projects (from the previous blog post), and furniture that we hope to buy. Huge list. The cleaning and house projects are what I've been focusing on the most – when I'm not cooking. And taking care of the girls. As I've worked on things like updating family pictures, making a spot to store my makeup and hang my cosmetics, and rearranging small things here and there, I have been thinking a lot about why I want to make the things around me not just livable but beautiful as well. I really want to be creative and make the girl's rooms cute and have order, creativity, inspiration, and beauty around me.
Then I came across a verse in Exodus. I started a read-through-the-Bible-in-a-year plan in January and, yes, I know it's May and I am just now finishing the February readings. But, hey, I'm getting there! Anyway, that's not the point. The verse that I found was Exodus 28:2. God was giving directions to Moses on Mount Sinai for the temple and the priestly garments and after giving lots of specifics he said, "for glory and for beauty." God is the great Creator of all things orderly and inspirational and beautiful. He wanted some of those decorations that way for the sake of glory and for the sake of beauty! As I have thought about why I want order and beauty I realized that practically no one comes in to see those parts of my house, so my sinful motivation of other people seeing what a great job I did at making something creative in the bathroom doesn't get "fed" all that much, if you know what I mean. If I'm going to be completely honest that is usually my primary motivation. But what do I do with that? I have worked on confessing it to God and then offering up my creativity as an act of worship to Him. It is not a sin to want things beautiful and to look for creative ways to bring order to little things around my house. It is another way I can worship God for who He is.
Oh what a long way I have left to go. But realizing this has brought me some freedom in the "hum-drum" activities of menu planning, re-arranging the kitchen, and figuring out where to put toilet paper and hang my necklaces. How about you?
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Last week I began to feel settled enough to start back into the routine of cooking here in Indonesia. Cooking Western food, I mean. Which means my list of things I need to make (from scratch) so that I can cook said Western food includes:
- Chicken stock – done!
- Tomato Sauce
- Pizza Dough
- Yogurt – done!
- Bread
- Granola
- Tortillas
- Muffins – I made these, but they're already gone. Yummy!
Tomato sauce is on the schedule for tomorrow, and I have to make tortillas before Thursday to use them in a new recipe so I had better get busy! I actually really enjoy making this stuff myself, but it's just challenging that it ALWAYS has to be made from scratch and when I'm tired or the girls are cranky I can't just whip out the box (or whatever) I have in the pantry from the grocery store.
Thanks to Pinterest, the newest apparent source of endless inspiration, I have come across some recipes that were pretty easy to come up with all the ingredients. So… I have tried some new recipes this past week. Three in fact! With some mixed results.
I made this Roasted Lemon Garlic Herb Shrimp. It tasted really good, but next time I'll cut down on the oil a bit and not cook it quite so long. The shrimp that we can get here are actually REALLY REALLY fresh, but I overcooked them and they got a little rubbery. I'm still getting used to cooking in our smaller gas oven again. With Celsius… sigh. Here is a picture I got of the final dish. Will definitely be making this one again!
I also made these Baked Chicken Fajitas ( I made a small batch of tortillas that afternoon just for this recipe). They were really good and easy (even easier if I had tortillas made already in the freezer). My spices are not the freshest (I really need to find replacements somewhere), and it would've been better still with chili powder that hasn't sat in 90-degree humidity for 2 years. Keeping spices fresh (ones that I can't get locally) is a real challenge for me here. More on that later. Will definitely be making this recipe again!!
Last new recipe this week was this Slow Cooker Rotisserie Chicken. Good, easy recipe, but again I overcooked it slightly. Chickens here are smaller than in America, so I think that it could've done with maybe an hour less cooking time. Also would've been better with fresher spices. But really, really easy!
Sorry I didn't get pictures of the other two. It gets dark here at 6:00 every single day and that's the same time that we eat (two very hungry little girls), so the camera is usually the last thing I'm thinking about until the food is completely gone.
On the menu for this week – 4 new recipes!! One of them was just sent to my by a friend from Houston. Making it tomorrow night, so Ill let you know!
It's exciting to try new things here, but at the same time I am really trying to find recipes that are worth the amount of work that I put into them – i.e. they taste REALLY good.
That's all for now from Indonesia! If you have suggestions of good recipes, comment or send me an email. Thanks!
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Since we had only been back in Indonesia for 4 days we did a few things for Easter but for the most part kept it pretty low key. I just wanted to post a few pictures of our girls and little things that we did for family to see. Keepin it simple these days. I'll write a post about the traveling in a few days here for those of you who I know are just dying to hear how it went…
So we woke up (really early, because we were still getting over jet-lag) and let Elizabeth open her Easter basket. Charlotte was still sleeping until a bit later. Elizabeth was very happy, can you tell? Love that precious smile!
Both girls got these goofy glasses in their Easter baskets. So silly!
Me with my girls on Easter morning! (sorry a bit blurry)
After church we did a little egg hunt in our front yard. Elizabeth was SO excited about doing this that I wasn't even able to snap a picture of the two girls together before she was off finding eggs. Charlotte wasn't sure what to do at first, but after she watched Elizabeth and then saw us pointing to the eggs and putting them in her basket, she thought it was so much fun.
Happy Easter to you all!! Praise the Lord for a Risen Savior who has come to set us free from the power of sin and death!
P.S. – Thanks to Aunt Margaret for the adorable dresses!
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By Roger Barnard, Maria E. Torres-Guzman
It is a choice of 9 case reports of academics and younger novices in international locations as greatly separated as united states, Japan and Australia. In each one bankruptcy, lecture room interplay is interpreted through various authors to demonstrate how academics and their scholars verbally co-construct culturally acceptable studying attitudes and behaviours. the gathering unearths not just similarities and adjustments throughout cultural divides, but additionally how various views delivers substitute and wealthy interpretations of educating and studying.
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The focus is on three recurring routines that are seen to be representative of Japanese socialization more generally. The first is an aisatsu or 'greeting' routine used to open and close lessons; the second a happyoo or 'presentation' routine, through which students present ideas in response to a teacher's questions; and the third a hannoo or 'reaction' routine through which classmates formally respond to each others' presentations. Setting The principal data for the study were collected ethnographically in a first-/second-grade classroom in Fukuoka Prefecture, southern Japan.
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Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall...
Humpty Dumpty had a great fall...
Who would have guessed it was murder?
I've never been a fan of crime novels. But, I couldn't resist this peculiar offering from Jasper Fforde -- a contemporary crime novel chocked full of murder, infidelity, and industrial espionage centered on an egg with podiatry troubles.
In this latest series, we are introduced to DI Jack Spratt and his partner Mary Mary of the Nursery Crimes Division (NCD) at the Reading Police Department. (Ironically, the concept of the NCD was developed long before the adventures of Thursday Next were even a glimmer on the international best sellers list.) Still smarting from the acquittal of the Three Pigs for the murder of Mr. Wolff, Jack and Mary must solve the case before the almost certain disbanding of the NCD. Although slow to start, this quirky blend of modern day England inhabited by the nursery/fairytale characters of our youth comes into its own 150 pages from the end. As I raced towards the finish, I felt like I was in the midst of the TV series 'Dragnet' complete with theme tune and wrap up. Good fun!
Fforde's writing is not for the faint of heart. Often peppered with puns, my favorite of which was 'Winsum & Loosum Pharmaceuticals,' and phonetic spellings, there are enough mental gymnastics to keep even the most well read wondering how far the English language stretches. At the end of the day, I loved it although I wouldn't recommend reading at bedtime.
I had the opportunity to meet Mr. Fforde at the International Book Festival. A brilliant author, although slightly eccentric, he treated us to a reading from his latest publication 'The Fourth Bear' before explaining his goal for the NCD -- an exploration of our collective, childhood memory. What a noble objective!
Even if you don't remember all your nursery rhymes or fairytale plots, Wikipedia will sort you out. I highly recommend 'The Big Over Easy' for your consideration.
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A lane, oil on card, oil on card, 12.5 x 15.5 cm SOLD
One could pass a lifetime happily painting just shops in Morocco.
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This picture, above, is quite in the vein of Ardizzone, the British illustrator, whose sketchbooks are so lively.
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A quiet street, oil on card, 15.5 x 13.5 cm
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With three months left in the active boating season, Maryland has exceeded last year's total number of fatalities and is on its way to its deadliest year since 2005.
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F23 Questions
Posted 04 December 2007 - 07:40 AM
I have a few questions which I hope some of my learned colleagues here may be able to help me out with.
For starters I was going to use one of Steve Shaw's (Digital Praxis) log curves with the camera instead of the standard Sony S-log curve. With regards to this does anyone who has used the camera think there will be a problem using the "Moni Gamma Enable" function which applies a fixed gamma (R709) to the monitor output for viewing "corrected" images on set?
Also, when shooting in log mode, should I set my zebra's to something other than the usual 65-70% for Caucasian skin tones, or would I be better off just using my light meter and monitor/wfm?
I am planning to shoot 4:2:2 for this project due to budget constraints and because some of the shots will be high speed. I'm guessing that as I'm not doing any green screen or comp work the hit from dropping down from 4:4:4 will be negligible, any comments?
With regards to color correction, I see in the manual the user has the option to use the optical filter wheel to set the camera to 5600K or to set it electronically, why would one use the electronic method?
Can someone explain to me the difference between S25PsF and 25PsF and so on for the other standard shooting speeds? Does the S in front of the frame rate have something to do with selectable frame rates, and how does this impact on shooting higher speed footage?
Also does anyone know if variable speed footage can be mixed on the same tape and if I need to change the settings on the F23 and the SRW-1 when adjusting the speed?
Finally, on a more mechanical note... any suggestions for a home made shoulder pad for these things?
Wish I had some time to test these ideas out for myself beforehand!
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Posted 04 December 2007 - 09:50 AM
As for s23.98 and so on. S does refer to selectable framerates. For slow motion your're going to want to shoot s59.94. Which will allow you to go from 1-60fps. It will be laid down with 23.98 timecode regardless of what framerate you're shooting so the deck will actually play it back at whatever framerate the deck is set to. This is true variable framerate so in that respect its more like film. There won't be any problem in having slow motion and regular speed on the same tape. This is all with the deck actually mounted on the camera. With the srw1 detached the functionality is much less straight forward.
If you're not doing effects 4:2:2 vs 4:4:4 is not going to make any visible difference.
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Posted 04 December 2007 - 10:01 AM
I think that the Praxis curves are great and viewing in 709 is a safe, solid move.
Set zebras as normal.
In 4:2:2 it will behave much like an F900R (but better), so you should be fine.
All electronic sensors are generally blue-starved, which means they are nominally daylight-balanced. They have to be electronically balanced to tungsten, which is why you'll always see noise in the blues first. So electronically shifting the balance to daylight just plays to the strengths of the sensors, making a cleaner picture. That and you gain some sensitivity.
Don't have an answer on the frame rate.
I would never mix variable speed on the same tape. Not only is it torture for the deck, but torture for the post guys as well, who would have to sit there and monitor all the downloading. Always use a separate tape for off-speed work.
Homemade shoulderpad: A thick neoprene computer mousepad or keyboard wrist rest works wonders. Costs pennies.
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Posted 04 December 2007 - 04:30 PM
I would never mix variable speed on the same tape. Not only is it torture for the deck, but torture for the post guys as well, who would have to sit there and monitor all the downloading. Always use a separate tape for off-speed work.
I don't understand why this should be necessary with the F23. Unlike off-speed shooting with the Varicam where the clips have to be logged and converted in post, the F23 records off-speed and ramps as one-to-one progressive frames. What you end up with on tape is just like off-speed film that's been telecined at 24fps, and you certainly don't need a separate tape for all slow motion takes during telecine.
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Posted 04 December 2007 - 05:36 PM
I just always trained to split out off speed shots, even to the extent of changing mags when shooting film.
Does this extend to P2 cards as well? (just kidding )
I honestly didn't know if there would be any hidden gotchas with timecode or anything else, since I've never worked with a deck that actually changes speed. As long as all the material is 24fps time base it seems like it should be okay. Different recording formats (like 60i and 24P) should never be mixed on the same tape.
In any case, with any format it's always good to also note the fps on the slate when shooting off-peed, usually with a finger pointing at the number, so that post knows what's going on with those shots.
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Posted 04 December 2007 - 05:41 PM
I guess in the end you're right. I just always trained to split out off speed shots, even to the extent of changing mags when shooting film. It was always a question of making things easier for editorial.
Hi Mitch,
I know there are issues playing back HDCAM SR tapes with different recording settings. I have been asked to use different tapes by the post house.
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Posted 04 December 2007 - 06:34 PM
Mitch, thanks for your answers too (at least you've bench tested the camera!). It will be nice to use the optical ND's in 1 stop increments, so using the Electronic 5600K option sounds like a good idea.
I will keep in mind the notion of not mixing variable speed shots on the same tape, but we could get stuck if our stock runs low. A colleague of mine was recently at a Post house where they were having all sorts of trouble locking their deck up to variable speed stuff shot with the F23. They said the material was going from 59.94 to 60 and all over the place and they couldn't get it to digitise. Also they had problems grading the material that was captured with the S-log. Apparently they said that there wasn't enough chroma information in the image to bring it back to a natural look without introducing a lot of noise. Though they were trying to grade in Shake or After Effects, not a true grading suite. A guy from Sony came out and told them they should have shot 709 linear... don't know why, if they intended on grading it?
Thanks for the tip on the homemade shoulder pad too, I'll try and whip one up tonight.
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Posted 31 July 2008 - 12:19 PM
With solid state media or clip based recording (RED, P2, SxS) every shot carries all the necessary info and there is no linear deck involved, so mix frame rates and formats as much as you want.... Timecode is also much easier to deal with.
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Remember yesterday's card share? Well I wanted to share what the envelope looked like that I made for it. The size of the card was 41/2 by 6. I love our punch board because I can make envelopes of all sizes. The cards I tend to make don't necessarily fit a standard size envelope. Down below you will find a list of supplies I used to make this. Thank you for coming by and have a creative day!
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M Foozy, Feresa and A Manaf, Azizah and M Zeki, Akram (2010) Digital watermaking for mammogram authentication. In: International Conference on Fundamental and Applied Sciences, 15-17 June 2010 , Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre.
The advances in multimedia and communication technology nowadays have provided new ways to store, access and distribute medical data in a digital format. Hence, by identifying best location on the mammogram to embed the patient's information without affecting the quality of the image will be studied. The development of authentication techniques for mammogram watermarking can be as one of the alternatives to overcome the weaknesses of losing and mishandling of medical images that will risk the patients. By embedding watermarking in medical image will be easier to identify the medical image by authenticating the patient identity. The paper aim for this research is to identify the best location on the mammogram to embed the patient's information without affecting the quality of the image and to develop an authentication technique of watermarking mammogram using the least significant bits LSB technique.
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Tablet Based Mixer: To Buy or Not to Buy?
One of the hottest things in pro audio mixers is the tablet controlled mixer. The type I'm referring to has no physical controls at all, only a wireless or wired connection. Big name makers including Soundcraft, Mackie, PreSonus and Behringer are all building such units. In my opinion this technology has some strengths but several weaknesses.
Compact Footprint. These units can be located right on the stage (saving wiring costs) and the sound tech can sit in the service and mix (since there is no need for a sound booth.)
Super Portable. For new start up churches using a rental space, it's easy to move, setup and tear down. In fact, this may be one of the best solutions for small start-up churches in a rental space. It also can work great for outdoor situations like a Easter sunrise services or church picnics.
Ease of Troubleshooting. The sound tech can walk around the stage and hear feedback or problems and make adjustments right on the spot.
Hardwired Connections. Most of these units have the option for a hardwired connection via a network cable. This makes a good backup in case you have WiFi problems or tablet issues. Several also have Mac, PC or Linix based connectivity for use with a computer. I feel that this kind of backup is essential in a permanent installation situation.
Limited Surface. If you are using more than 8 channels, accessibility can become an issue. Generally, apps will only show a limited number of faders per page and you need to scroll between multiple pages to find which channels need to be turned on and off. You can work around the issue by grouping channels into submixes. I was recently at a tradeshow and the rep for a well known mixer company got totally lost in his mutiple mixer app pages and couldn't get back the volume control to turn down his music. He was looking a little embarased.
Wireless Connection. For the freedom of using a tablet you must rely on a WiFi connection to function. If your router quits, then you have no mixer. This also raises the question about your WiFi density. How many routers do you have in the room already? How many people in the room have internet sharing enabled on their smartphone, essentially making them a mobile router? Some systems can use a hardwired connection, which is a very important backup to have in place.
Tablet Cost. While the mixer price seems lower, the additional cost of a tablet should be considered. Most companies prefer Apple hardware which is more expensive. Several are starting to support Android tablets which can be had for significantly less money.
Gear Life. For most small to medium churches, replacing their mixer about every 10-15 years is normal. In terms of phone/tablet/computer technologies 10-15 years is a very long time. For example, using 2016 let's take a look at computer technology in 2000 and 2005. In 2000, Windows 2000 and Mac OS-9 were the latest computer operating systems, the PDA (Palm Pilot) was in wide use and the Ericsson R380 was the first device to combine a phone and a PDA and be marketed as a "smartphone" using LCD display and a stylus. In 2005: Windows XP and Mac OSX "Tiger" were current operating systems while the Blackberry was in wide use as the latest "smartphone." The first iPhone wouldn't hit the market until 2007 and the iPad until 2010. Here's my point. Gear that relies on a certain type of computer hardware to function can easily become obsolete. A well know mixer company built a mixer that used the iPad for it's control surface, it slid right in and conected to the 30 pin. That feature is now obsolete because Apple has changed the connector. If you're going to replace your gear every 5-7 years then this might not be an issue for you.
By now, you might be getting the idea that I'm down on tablet based mixing. On the contrary, I use an iPad to tweak and mix and it has a lot of great advantages. Often for events like a church dinner, I'll go all tablet. However on a Sunday morning, where everything NEEDS to work, you'll find me behind my PreSonus StudioLive which also has a physical control surface. If I forget my iPad, if the app locks up, if my software won't work without an update, I'm not worried. Why? All the functions of my digital mixer can still be controlled on the mixer itself, no tablet or computer needed. Physical controls assure that your mixer simply works and can be used long into the future, regardless of the state of computer technology!
If you are a small church using a rental space and will eventually need to upgrade your system for a permanent space, a tablet based mixer could be just the thing you are looking for. The Soundcraft Ui series will work with any device that supports an HTML 5 capable web browser and the Behringer X Air series had apps for Andriod and Apple mobile devices as well as software for Mac, Windows and Linix computers.
Not sure what will work for you? Proclaim A/V will be glad to take a look at your situation and recommend a solution!


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Friday, December 26, 2008
Guilty Meal
I could not imagine that I am going to blog this one day. I know there is a lot of instant noodles fans out there. But for me, I never have instant noodles stock in my kitchen. Long story to tell, but in short it is mainly for health reason.
I bought XO Sauce Seafood and Kobe Beef flavour Nissin Instant Noodles(出前一丁) from Hong Kong. The one in the photo was XO Sauce Seafood flavour. For more balance diet, I had added pan fried egg, sausage, crab filamen and some lettuce. Arhhh! I was so full!
Note to myself. No more instant noodles again, at least for year 2009.
Posted by soo sean at 9:21 PM
Labels: noodle house
3 comments:
- Sai Mun said...
Not scared of what happens to your tummy arr?
- December 29, 2008 at 5:37 PM
- soo sean said...
Don't scare me la.....
- December 30, 2008 at 3:36 PM
- ck lam said...
The guilty meal is not that bad if you know the limit...haha
HAPPY NEW YEAR to you too & have a nice holiday!
- December 31, 2008 at 5:02 PM
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Iron Sky The Coming Race – Official Teaser Trailer
Iron Sky: The Coming Race is an upcoming Finnish-German comic science fiction action film directed by Timo Vuorensola. It is the sequel to Vuorensola's 2012 film Iron Sky. The film is currently being crowdfunded through Indiegogo and is aiming for a 2018 release. A major inspiration of the content (and the title) seems to be the Vril conspiracy theory.
Twenty years have passed since Nazis from the Moon invaded Earth. Following a nuclear attack in Washington, D.C., the President of the United States is evacuated to Antarctica and enters the "Hollow Earth"—a vast subterranean civilization. There, she rendezvous with Adolf Hitler and his pet Tyrannosaurus "Blondi" and begin their plot for global domination. It also turns out that the President, Jesus Christ, Hitler, and Vladimir Putin are secretly of a reptilian humanoid race.


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Here's a selection of pics of current works-in-progress from tonight's group, just to prove that we do get some knitting done in between the drinking and the blathering.
Chris - bloody impressed by this! Yeah, so there's a few holes (a bit of character) but I remember teaching you your first few rows at the Duke of Argyll a few meetings back....look at him go! Aww, I'm so proud.
Also, in a packed programme tonight...
Honeymoon bolero jackets (in black?)...
Finger knitting...
and profound conversations about the fabric of the universe, Halloween costumes loaded with maggots, conjugated verbs, 'to showjump or not to showjump?', Lordi and chocolate money.
Thank you knitters, you are all gorgeous. We're off to Rotterdam on Friday morning for some official Dutch Stitching 'n' Bitching so boys' night on Friday will be in the capable hands of Stefan, Jon, Tom, Eamonn and assorted men who knit. We'll be back on Sunday with lovely Dutch photos and stories from Holland. Meanwhile there are some new pics up on our MySpace group page (click the 'chat to us....blah blah blah' on the top of our right hand column to see them).
PS I HATE Blogger. Three pics and it won't do anymore. What's that about? Frustrating to say the least.


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The Obama administration's budget proposal for Fiscal Year 2014, announced April 10, recommended closing the in-office ancillary services exception (IOASE) to the Stark law, which the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) said would save the government over $6 billion over 10 years.
Due to political gridlock, the budget is not likely to pass. The fact there's no legislative hammer with the proposal, though, doesn't mean the recommendation to close the loophole in the Stark self-referral law is merely symbolic, noted Cindy Moran, assistant executive director for government relations and health policy for the American College of Radiology (ACR).
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius currently has the legal authority to close the IOASE herself, and the 10-year savings score of $6 billion is not insignificant, Moran told Health Imaging.
"If the secretary decides to go forward and implement this policy administratively, then it would require the Congress to overrule her and then they would have to make up the budget cost," she said.
The announcement was encouraging, said Ramsey K. Kilani, MD, a neuroradiologist at Duke University Medical Center in Durham, N.C., and member of the Future Trends Committee for ACR, who noted this was the first time the government has looked at addressing the in-office exemption for medical imaging within the Stark laws. "Previous to this, attempts to address medical imaging expenditure have come in the form of across the board cuts that didn't specifically look at the over-utilized fraction," he said.
The wording of the budget did add one wrinkle, saying the Stark law exception would remain available "in cases where a practice meets certain accountability standards, as defined by the Secretary." At this time, it's unclear exactly what that means, but Moran said it could be interpreted as setting up a process to allow certain integrated practices like accountable care organizations and medical homes to be exempt from the loophole closure.
Another recommendation in the budget proposal that concerns the medical imaging community is the imposition of third-party prior authorization for select imaging services through for-profit radiology benefit managers (RBMs). Statements released by ACR, the Access to Medical Imaging Coalition (AMIC) and the Medical Imaging & Technology Alliance all railed against this provision. AMIC's executive director, Tim Trysla, said this policy would jeopardize access to care by inserting an "artificial middle-man" in the imaging process, while ACR said the budget itself "essentially renders this concept meaningless" by acknowledging the policy would not generate any savings.
Historically, prior authorization through radiology business managers has not led to the type of savings many expected, added Kilani. "I think that in many cases self-referrers are able to game the system or use the appropriate indications to get through that third-party authorization process."


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and this, our new nursery rhyme...
How should we judge a government?
In Malaysia, if you don't watch television or read newspapers, you are uninformed; but if you do, you are misinformed!
"If you're not careful, the newspapers will have you hating the people who are being oppressed, and loving the people who are doing the oppressing." - Malcolm X
Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience - Mark Twain
Why we should be against censorship in a court of law: Publicity is the very soul of justice … it keeps the judge himself, while trying, under trial. - Jeremy Bentham
"Our government is like a baby's alimentary canal, with a happy appetite at one end and no
responsibility at the other. " - Ronald Reagan
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
National Monument?
At the rate we are going through sodomy trials, this could be one of our national monuments...
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dont know how many times I've said it already, but I am without a doubt the most lazy && inactive CF'r. && I know it needs to change. right meow. I already have my alarm to go off in exactly 9hrs from now && am starting off w getting up earlier than the ush. every day. doesnt matter what I have planned for the day, its happening.
one thing that is really motivating me for this decision, aside from health, is that I missed my niece's first graduation ever from pre-school this morning. because I was sleeping. I had no idea && slept thru the txt that was supposed to alert me about it. it broke my heart.
as stated before, I am very lazy. && I just need to stop that, plain&&simple! basically all I do is sit around on my laptop.. && I know its no good. I've been meaning to go for walks daily && I was doing okay for a bit right when I got out, but of course theres this gap of time right when I get discharged where I think I'm just invincible. of course thats also when I'm at my best, health-wise, so I feel awesome. but I know I need to kick my butt into gear always. && not let it catch up w me && take control. I will not let it get the very best of me. I will fight. I will live.
I've let a few things get out of hand when it comes to the company I keep. whether it be friends or family && in this case, its both. pretty much all of my life I've felt that most of my relationships w people have been one-sided. I give && I give && dont ever feel like I get the same in return (other than Michael♥ of course). so lately I've been speaking up for myself && showing my true feelings about the situation. I honestly dont think most people in my life really grasp the very scary reality of my life. yeah they know what it does to me && what it can do to me, but they also dont consider how close to death I really was back in january w my whole ICU scare.. since then I've taken my CF very serisously && am more sensitive to life.
about a week ago I helped my mom raise money for the CFF (Cystic Fibrosis Foundation) via Great Strides. we set up a booth outside of her work && raised almost $300! it was great, yet unsatisfying at the same time.. because most of the people who donated only walked up, put money in the cup, && walked off without a word. it really blew my mind that people would donate their own money to something they knew nothing about or didnt care to. ever since I've been open about my CF, I've loved explaining it to anyone who asked. but I only got to do that a few times w this fundraising tactic. I did, however, meet one cool dude who walked up && said "oh CF? yeah I think you're one of my patients." meaning he was the office manager of not only my CF clinic, but also at my diabetes dr's office, && my 3rd dr's office who handles all of my anxiety/panic attack issues. it was really interesting to pick his mind on the disease. he had nothing but words of encouragement && hope.
good thoughts. good wishes. good vibes. && so it is.


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Award Card
Order Booklet B 873289
1. Last name: Elkin
2. Name and patrionymic: Vladimir Kuzmich
3. Rank: Junior Sergeant
4. Gender: Male
5. Birthyear: 1922
6. Birthplace: Smolensk Oblast, Medynsk. Region, village of Kukamoka
7. Party membership: candidate member 1943
8. Education: elementary
9. Nationality: Russian
10. Time in Red Army: December 1942
11. Place of service at awarding: Gunner 1071st Light Artillery Regiment, 4th Guards Cavalry Corps
12. Place of work at present: temporarily unemployed
13. Home address: Moscow, Metroaperoevskaya 7, Apt. 39
14. Awards:
Designation/Serial Number/Awarding Organization
Glory III 120.783 4th Cavalry Corps dated 27th August, 1944
Red Star 334.179 63rd Army Artillery Commander dated 24.9.43
Verified by Frunze Regional Military Commissariat official on 20th May, 1947
Unit Award Order
[trans: 2nd Baltic Front 9.11.43 and other administrative data written in pencil]
63rd Army Artillery Commander Order 023/N dated 24th September, 1943
On behalf of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet USSR, I award the following decorations for exemplary accomplishment of the Commands missions in the struggle against the German invaders and for having displayed valor and bravery:
Order of the Red Star
4. Private Vladimir Kuzmich Elkin Gun Commander, 1071st Destroyer Anti-Tank Artillery Regiment, Supreme Command Reserve
Signed Artillery Commander, 63rd Army, General-Major of Artillery Semenov(?)
5 Copies
1-4 to 63rd Army Artillery Personnel Section
2-3 to 63rd Army Personnel Section
4 to (?) Artillery Personnel Section
5 to 1071st DATR
Compiled by Stefanovskii on 17.9.43
Award Sheet
1. Last name, name, and patrionymic: Elkin, Vladimir Kuzmich
2. Rank: Private
3. Duty position: Gun Commander 1071st Destroyer Anti-Tank Artillery Regiment, 63rd Army
Recommendation for the Order of the Red Star
4. Born: 1922
5. Nationality: Russian
6. Party membership: n/a
7. Previous combat: since 24th April, 1943 on the Bryansk Front
8. Wounds or shell-shock: n/a
9. In Red Army: since 1942
10. Inducted by: Molotov Regional Military Commissariat, Kazan
11. Previous awards: n/a
12. Home of record: [trans: entry intentionally obscured]
Short description of personal combat feat or accomplishment
As a gunner under enemy mortar and machinegun fire Comrade V.K. Elkin suppressed three bunkers during fighting for Semenovo. As a member of the battery he participated in the repulsion of three enemy counterattacks, destroying nearly 70 enemy soldiers and two heavy machineguns with crews, thus supporting the advance of our infantry.
He is deserving of the Order of the Red Star.
Signed Commander, 1071st Destroyer Anti-Tank Artillery Regiment, Major Ivanov on 24th April, 1943
Endorsed Artillery Commander, 63rd Army, General-Major of Artillery Semenov on 15th August, 1943
Awarded the Order of the Red Star by 63rd Army Artillery Commander Order 023/N dated 24.9.43.
Signed 63rd Army Artillery Chief of Personnel Major Anokhin on 29th September, 1943.
Private Vladimir Kuzmich Elkin's Order of the Red Star, #334179.
My thanks to Auke and Paul Schmitt for their invaluable assistance.


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07 December 2010
Is there a fake Mass wine going around?
For good measure, we compared the new and the old. See the picture on the left. The new one tastes different, the liquid looks lighter, the bottle is a bit taller and more slender, and the labelling is markedly different as well. Not surprisingly suspicions are raised as to whether the new Mompo adheres to the standards of proper Mass wines.
Some parish priests have already given instructions not to use them at Mass on the possibility that they may be fake, thus risk compromising the integrity of the sacrament. In order to shed some light on the matter, we gathered pertinent Church regulations on Mass wines.
From the Code of Canon Law:
Can. 924 §3. The wine must be natural from the fruit of the vine and not spoiled.
From the General Instruction on the Roman Missal:
322. The wine for the eucharistic celebration must be from the fruit of the grapevine (cf. Lk 22:18), natural, and unadulterated, that is, without admixture of extraneous substances.
323. Diligent care should be taken to ensure that the bread and wine intended for the Eucharist are kept in a perfect state of conservation: that is, that the wine does not turn to vinegar nor the bread spoil or become too hard to be broken easily.
So, by these standards, is the new Mompo a fake or merely a different vintage? We have not been able to contact its local distributor. Anybody who can help us solve the mystery?
divine inspiration hit firesetter at 2:30 PM
Labels: Eucharist, legazpi diocese
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Hi this is the producer,ReplyDelete
Of course is not fake wine, we improved not just the look but the content as well ;)
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by the way could you write that is not fake wine and that the mystery is resolved please, thank you!!!!ReplyDelete
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Desktop search in Perl
On a big, busy Linux desktop, it is too easy for files to get lost. We'll show you a Perl script that creates a MySQL database to find files in next to no time.
Now where did I store that script I put together yesterday? Which are the newest files, which take up the most disk space, or which files have not been touched for at least three years? And where was that text file that I wrote last week containing the words "Michael" and "raise?" Of course, there is nothing to stop you navigating the disk level by level and retrieving the information you need. Cheap but enormous hard disks have led to users no longer bothering to tidy up their home directories in recent years; find and other utilities often need to navigate tens or even hundreds of thousands of irrelevant entries before they come up with the goods. That takes time, and time is a luxury that many people don't have.
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Event ID: 50 Source: TermDD Source: TermDD Type: Error Description:The RDP protocol component
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from what I can gather from users at remote sites (hardware VPN) they freeze and then it attempts to reconnect - after a minute it reconnects back to the session. Hi! The Terminal Services certificate seems fine also.
x 49 Anonymous I received this suggestion from Microsoft: 1. Then I changed it back to Negotiate and clicked the default on the SSL certificate section (not sure if it did anything), and it worked correctly. After changing "Security Layer" to "RDP Security Layer" problem resolved. This Computer Can't Connect To The Remote Computer Server 2003 Uninstall, reboot and re-installation worked for me.
Comments: Anonymous This error can be caused by having Hamachi software installed and enabled. This Computer Can't Connect To The Remote Computer Server 2012 This is not a very good solution at all, I think. I had the "LSA could not be contacted" error message, and it turned out to be because I'd set a restriction on which computers an account could log on to. Browse other questions tagged windows-server-2008 rdp or ask your own question.
Because of a security error, the client could not connect to the remote computer. 5. Rdp Not Working Server 2008 Tiago Viana, MCITP:SA Edited by Tiago Viana Friday, January 25, 2013 11:37 AM Proposed as answer by WindowsXp Sucks Friday, August 23, 2013 1:02 PM Friday, January 25, 2013 11:36 AM In Server 2008 R2, open Remote Desktop Session Host Configuration and double-click RDP-Tcp in the Connections block. This also worked for me.
i've the same problem!! https://msitpros.com/?p=1260 Whilst based on Microsoft migrations the same principles can be applied to any type of migration. This Computer Can't Connect To The Remote Computer Server 2008 x 39 Nick - Component: "X.224" - In my case, this was caused by a security scan that was being done using Foundstone. This Computer Can't Connect To The Remote Computer Server 2008 R2 After changing "Security Layer" to "RDP Security Layer" problem resolved.
It is exposed to the outside world, but only port 80 is open to it. http://idealink.org/connect-to/failed-to-connect-to-name-server.php Connect with top rated Experts 13 Experts available now in Live! Any more advise would be appreciated. 0 LVL 77 Overall: Level 77 Windows Server 2003 29 MS Server OS 27 Message Active today Expert Comment by:Rob Williams ID: 216730532008-05-29 I Things I tried: Installed http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2465772 Latest patches/firmware was installed Antivirus – Disabled Many other thingsJ Finally I checked TCP offloading, this was already turned off. Cannot Rdp To Server 2008 R2
Under this registry subkey, delete the following values: o Certificate o X509 Certificate o X509 Certificate ID 4. Status:0xc000006e Sub Status:0xc0000070 Process Information: Caller Process ID:0x0 Caller Process Name:- Network Information: Workstation Name:*client* Source Network Address:- Source Port:- Detailed Authentication Information: Logon Process:NtLmSsp Authentication Package:NTLM Transited Services:- Package Name Just in case I also did: netsh int tcp set global chimney=disabled netsh int tcp set global rss=disabled netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled And guess what. news I'd try and find some correlation between your authorized RDP connection attempts.
Hoping that MS can provide a fix where we can use SSL TLS 100% . This Computer Can't Connect To The Remote Computer Windows 7 The clients are running the latest version and the server is already set to use any version of the remote client. Marked as answer by Metallicabk Wednesday, October 29, 2008 6:03 PM Wednesday, October 29, 2008 9:41 AM Reply | Quote All replies 0 Sign in to vote I see this error
In most cases, the IP mentioned is that of the router, not a remote site. x 30 Anonymous In my case a corrupt virus scanner (Avira) caused the issue on a XP Machine. After changing "Security Layer" to "RDP Security Layer" problem resolved. Because Of A Security Error The Client Could Not Connect To The Remote Computer 2008 Just now, after lot of hardship Icould able to resolve mine by editing RDP-Tcp connection under TS Configuration.
I guess I am asking if there could be a rogue program that is trying to connect to some other server? 0 LVL 77 Overall: Level 77 Windows Server 2003 Other notes: Physical server (IBM System x3550 M3 7944 K3G Windows 2008 R2 SP1, Office 2010 SP1 PDF attachment was the only attachment type I tried Network, Office, Server, Terminal Server Launch report from a menu, considering criteria only when it is filled… MS Office Office 365 Databases MS Access How to Bulk Add Group Price to Magento Products Video by: MagicienPro More about the author Friday, November 16, 2012 11:19 PM Reply | Quote 1 Sign in to vote This error annoyed the heck of of me.
We review the so-called "3-2-1 strategy" and summarize the methods you can use to send NAS data to the cloud Read now Message Author Comment by:jared52 ID: 216773792008-05-30 .Sell, I Correct, disabled is the default setting for FIPS Complaint algorithms so this will not be a problem for most people. Post your questions, comments, feedbacks and suggestions Contact a consultant Related Topics This web is provided "AS IS" with no warranties. The server was slower and slower, and events like this showed up in the log: EVENT ID:50 TermDD The RDP protocol component X.224 detected an error in the protocol stream and
Is this something to be concerned about? Also see ME232514 for more information about Terminal Services security. Thursday, April 12, 2012 9:53 AM Reply | Quote 2 Sign in to vote I was having similar problem which was coupled with TermDD event id 56. After changing "Security Layer" to "RDP Security Layer" problem resolved.
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Are you saying that yours was enabled somehow? Thursday, August 18, 2011 2:41 PM Reply | Quote 0 Sign in to vote I had the same problem on XP computers, it appears that KB 969084 update has helped. I'm not familiar with how to use VPN but that's why he's coming in to install it and show me the ropes. 0 LVL 77 Overall: Level 77 Windows Server x 25 MSantos In my case the problem was caused by too many TCP conections and retries generated by Netware client installed on the server.
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WE'VE all been there. A missed flight, a lost bag, terrible customer service. Fully exercising our consumer right to complain, we pick up the phone to our airline of choice. And what happens? Your call is 'so important to them' that you're placed on hold for frustrating lengths of time.
What's worse is the hold music is (usually) terrible and you're forced to listen to the same 'we apologise for the high volume of calls' message on loop. By the time you actually get to speak to a human, you're full of an unbridled rage that would make The Hulk blush.
So how do you get around it?
Holiday website CheapFlights.co.uk has assembled a very helpful list, including travel giants such as British Airways, easyJet and Ryanair, to help you skip those annoying phone queues.
It's essentially a cheat sheet to get you through to an actual human being, especially if your call is particularly urgent and endless phone menus simply won't do.
The phone numbers, shortcuts and rates are valid as of 2 August 2016.
Phil Bloomfield from the travel company said: "The feedback we get, time and time again, from our users is that not being able to get through to a real person when they want to query something on their flight booking is one of the most frustrating things about air travel.
"Often when travellers are calling customer services it's because they face an issue - often an urgent one, so placating customers who have a genuine grievance, using a machine, can prove infuriating.
"Having to sit listening to an automated voice can be soul destroying and is bound to raise anxiety levels."
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