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Virgin's low fare International carrier, Pacific Blue* has set its sights on one of the region's most beautiful island holiday spots, today announcing plans to begin direct flights between Australia and Vanuatu from September subject to regulatory approvals in both countries.
It follows hot on the heels of the recent announcement that the airline plans to launch services between Australia and Fiji during the same month.
A Pacific Blue delegation met with the Prime Minister of Vanuatu, the Hon Edward Natapei and indicated that the airline will submit the appropriate applications later this month to the respective government authorities. The airline also looks forward to working with the local tourism authorities, hotel owners and tour operators to stimulate the market to its full potential.
Pacific Blue will team up with Virgin Blue in a joint effort to launch affordable air services in and out of stunning Vanuatu.
The carrier intends to offer a twice weekly service to Vanuatu from Australia and while final schedules and pricing will be announced in the coming months, the airline intends to have services at the end of the weekend making them convenient for honeymooners and family holidays alike.
In addition, the airline plans on having flights that arrive at reasonable hours where possible allowing adventure travellers quick connections to the outer islands of Vanuatu and newlyweds the chance to enjoy a romantic sunset cocktail together in an island paradise.
Head of Strategy and Communications for Virgin Blue/Pacific Blue, David Huttner said "Whether visiting Tanna's active volcano, or the home of Bungy Jumping in Pentecost Island or one of the great and most accessible dive sites of the Pacific, the wreck of the SS President Coolidge in Espiritu Santo, people will want to move beyond the capital to see more of this archipelago nation."
David Huttner continued "Clearly there is great potential to provide more Australians with the opportunity to visit a destination that is beautiful, exotic and yet so close to Australia. Through convenient and affordable connections beyond Melbourne and Brisbane to Canberra we hope to let more people than ever experience this truly special place".
Development of tourism beyond Port Vila and opening new Australian tourism markets were among the key items on the agenda today when the Prime Minister and his officials met with Mr. Huttner and the Pacific Blue team.
Final schedule and fares will be announced in the coming months subject to Pacific Blue securing the appropriate approvals.


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How-To Geek
What Is jusched.exe and Why Is It Running?
If you've looked in Task Manager and wondered what on earth the jusched.exe process is and if you can turn it off, then you are in luck. This process is the Java Update scheduler, which is a process that wastes memory all the time just to check once a month whether there are new updates to Java.
This article is part of our ongoing series explaining various processes found in Task Manager, like dwm.exe, ctfmon.exe, mDNSResponder.exe, conhost.exe, rundll32.exe, Adobe_Updater.exe, and many others. Don't know what those services are? Better start reading!
There's a scheduled tasks feature built into Windows for this type of thing… the java update scheduler is obviously not being used for critical updates since it's only scheduled to check once each month. Since I simply can't understand why the process needs to waste my memory, it has to go.
What you'll need to do is open up Control Panel, and then if you are in XP you can click on the Java icon, or in Vista you can click on Additional Options, and then click on Java.
Once you have the Java Control Panel open, select the Update tab, and then uncheck the box for "Check for Updates Automatically"
You'll receive a warning message stating that if somebody finds a security hole in Java that it will take up to a month before you are protected from it:
Does anybody else think that the sentence should read "the fastest and most secure Java" instead of the way it's worded?
After you click the Never Check button above, you'll probably receive this error message if you are in Windows Vista, stating that it also hasn't been properly certified to work with Vista in the first place. Just click that it works correctly.
That does make me wonder… I guess we'll miss the update that fixes the problem with the control panel… or will we? What you can do instead is schedule a task to run monthly using the built-in Task scheduler. If you don't care about updates to Java, then disregard the next part.
Schedule Java Update Check (Optional)
Just type in Task Scheduler into the start menu search box to open the task scheduler, and then click on Create Basic Task.
Follow the wizard along to pick a month and date, and then when you get to the "Start a Program" screen, use this as the path, adjusting if you are running a different version of Java. The key thing is that you run the jucheck.exe in your Java directory.
"C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.6.0_01\bin\jucheck.exe"
Now when the scheduled task runs once a month, or whenever you schedule it, you'll get this dialog if there is a new version, or another dialog stating there are no updates to Java.
It's actually somewhat ironic that there's an update to Java on the day that I write this article…
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Good tip. However, if Java finds an updated version… it will install a new directory inside the Java program folder pertaining to the new Java version and will also install a new Java Update Checker software. Will that be a problem?
Mine has these two directories since the update.
Or you could not use Java all together~!
thx you very much, hope it works perfectly :F
jusched is on my desktop and I can't delete it. I have gone to control panel and unchecked auto update. not sure what to try next?
I was doing fine until I got to the "Schedule Java Update Check" section.
This instruction needs greater clarity:
"Just type in Task Scheduler into the start menu search box to open the task scheduler, and then click on Create Basic Task."
I can go to Start / Search… and whether I go to "All files and folders…" or "Info in Help & Support Ctr", a search on Task Scheduler does not lead me to the Create Basic Task option you show here.
I'm running XP Professional V 2002 SP 2
If you go under Start -> Control Panel there is a folder icon called Scheduled Tasks. Try working it from there.
…actually, it isn't ironic – rather it is coincidental.
When writer was recommending us to turn off the Java scheduler because "it is obviously not being used for critical updates," he received a message about a new security fix. This is an accepted form of irony expressing "difference or incongruity between what is expected and what actually is."
Good points jason and chris. Also note that there's a full stop missing at the end of Line 16.
Hey geek, have you ever gathered a list of these useless processes?
I could not access the internet until I terminated jusched.exe
Is it a bug or what?
Interesting how the latest version has up'ed the frequency from once a month to once a week :-p
Thanks for the wonderful site … your #1 Fan
Good tip! Thanks!
Nice tip
i tried add the new task the one geek told us above in the scheduled tasks but a message is displayed "unable to start the service"
what to do now…….
kindly help.
The funny thing is is that this program has been leaking memory, but Norton Internet Security has NEVER let it run, meaning my version of Java was WAY outdated!!! I deletetd it without a thought. I'll go the website to update Java, as I do code in Java… and I thought I was just messing up the code when it didn't work!!!! :(
Glad I decided to sort through my system tasks!
I went through all the steps and disabled it from starting up but it keeps trying to change back. I use WinPatrol and in the last 10-20 minutes have gotten at least 8 messages saying that a new Startup Program has been detected and asking if I approve of it. I keep saying it no but this little bugger is persistent. Any ideas?
you can spend far less time and be more effective by going to run, opening msconfig, and clicking the start-up tab, simply uncheck the jusched box. and away you go
lol @ russell
Awesome!!! I'm going to bookmark this site. It's wonderful! Thank you for the helpful info on processes and which ones I don't need, as well as how to remove them. Awesome!!!!!!
Grateful "Hugz"!
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You might point out that the UPDATE tab of the Java Control Panel doesn't even appear unless you run it as an administrator. Took me a little while to figure that one out.
Perfecto….just the info that i was looking for… nothing more nothing less. Great guys! Thanx
Terrific write-up! This is my first visit to your website, but it definitely won't be the last.
(old geezer stuff now…): I've been a computer pro since 1969 (that's right — 1969!). I'm an ex-IBMer and systems programming consultant on IBM mainframe operating systems (not applications). In all those years I've seen less than a half dozen technical write-ups that were so clearly written without leaving ANYTHING out (except what I've written, of course, LOL). ;-)
Keep up the great work!
Russel~ If you noticed, the Vista MSConfig box does not have the check boxes next to the applications. This
must differ between XP and Vista.
Thank you!
Thanks so much for the way to get rid of that danged jusched – it keeps locking up my computer when I try to shut down. Thanks!
Thanks for the fix!
Thanks for this. Now that's one less "background" program I have running. All I need to do is figure out why my "Program Updates" doesn't want to work right. I keep getting "An error occurred. Error # -5". I went to consumer.installshield.com and found the error. I followed the steps but kept getting the same error. Also, I don't know (and can't seem to figure out) how to "add" programs for it to find updates for. It only list one program under the "Change Update Settings" which is "InstallShield Update Manager" and that's it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
was doing fine until I got to the "Schedule Java Update Check" section.
This instruction needs greater clarity:
"Just type in Task Scheduler into the start menu search box to open the task scheduler, and then click on Create Basic Task."
I can go to Start / Search… and whether I go to "All files and folders…" or "Info in Help & Support Ctr", a search on Task Scheduler does not lead me to the Create Basic Task option you show here.
I have XP home
and I tried under Start -> Control Panel there is a folder icon called Scheduled Tasks. Try working it from there. and still no "Create Basic Task"
Love your web page. Thank you for all your help. Don
This is now unnecessary. It happened to be the update that was installed in this article (6u2) where jusched.exe should exit after checking for updates.
(Disclosure: I work for Sun.)
fine… i had this problem… thanks for ur kind information…
Thanks for this, it's quite handy. This is definitely a process that has bothered me.
Thanks — I think — I'm not too savvy re this stuff. I copied this:
C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.6.0_01\bin\jucheck.exe
into the Update Java window, then 'Task', then 'Run' — was this right?
And then in the 'Start In' box, I copied *this*: "C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.6.0_03\bin"
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thanks-easy to follow-appreciate the help!
good one
It would so nice of Sun to add some option to check from time to time when/as a java vm is starting…
Hehe Thaaaanks..
A little perspective here, folks:
This program uses only 84K (only three processes running on my XP system are smaller), and no CPU cycles (presumably it does know to run only once in a while). In other words, it isn't slowing down anything at all. Personally, I'd like to have Java updated whenever a new release comes out. This saves me from checking all the time, and its cost in terms of system performance is infinitesimal.
I also have stopped this process from running constantly. However, my way of making sure I have the latest version for this (and many other apps) is by using Secunia's (the famous security org) free Software Inspector. It runs from your browser (nothing to install) and will tell you if there is an update available for Java (+ Flash, Quicktime, iTunes, Skype, Firefox, Opera, IE, etc). You can even sign-up to have them periodically send you a reminder email so you remember to return to their website and run the software inspector. The URL is:
does any one know a parameter to add so that it continues the update automatically?
@ joe on my system it uses: private bytes 1368k, WS private 952k and handles 55,
if you have a lot of these "unessasry" processes running all the time it will slow your system down.
There are two reasons a process will slow your system down: the memory it takes up and the CPU cycles it's using. As far as I can tell, this process takes very little memory (0.0084% of my 1 GB of RAM) and virtually no CPU time. How is this slowing my system down?
I'm all in favor of eliminating unnecessary processes, but I think this one is useful and almost completely free in terms of system resources. You don't need to get rid of absolutely every tiny little process just because it's there–that's just obsessive.
On the other hand, the above comment, "Another Update Alternative" gives you another option. But I, for one, don't want to let any company's software know what's on my PC, besides their own product.
I thought that it was a virus process until I read this.
Thank you for a clearly written, well-illustrated tip on disabling the jusched.exe process. I had not heard of your site before, but I have now added your home page to my Favorites and will check back often. /Bill
Agreed it uses little memory/processor but every startup process has a boot time cost (small yes) and the issue of clutter and clarity in your process list is an important one, easier to track down the grumblies (malware) if unecesary processes are expunged. Plus anythign runnign that doesnt have to, has the risk of a mem leak or exploit so it is good practise IMHO to cut down on stuff.
It takes longer for boot time to process all these. Keep in mind, EVERY program you install wants to check for updates on the web. It will also take time whenever it decides to check via the web, which is not configurable. I wouldn't worry so much about getting rid of the jusched's and the Reader_sl's of the world if the would let me configure them for 2 AM webchecks.
I found this forum so I could get rid of this in the startups for all my users. I roll out Java updates myself and don't need the Java program to do it for me. I'm looking for a group policy to kill all extra startups.
Useful info, thanks –
These snide programs bug the cr@p out of me, I have probably 200+ applications of my PC and what if they all installed their own updater…
And I only installed java 'cause websites forced me to…
[halt: end of rant]
I keep getting this warning that jusched.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close. I did what you said to do but then it still comes up. What's with that?
was doing fine until I got to the "Schedule Java Update Check" section.
This instruction needs greater clarity:
"Just type in Task Scheduler into the start menu search box to open the task scheduler, and then click on Create Basic Task."
I can go to Start / Search� and whether I go to "All files and folders�" or "Info in Help & Support Ctr", a search on Task Scheduler does not lead me to the Create Basic Task option you show here.
I have XP home
and I tried under Start -> Control Panel there is a folder icon called Scheduled Tasks. Try working it from there. and still no "Create Basic Task"
What about the other advanced settings, such as "automatically D/L jme. Theres other auto stuff as well that I put "prompt" instead of the default.
yes i do believe it should read "the fastest and most secure Java" instead of the way it's worded…nice fix
Your alright! Thank You! Please continue on! Best of Luck!
I've used advice from your site many times, hasn't failed me yet, great work people !!!
Hi everyone i know i am going to the bottom of the list but for all of you in here listing.
"I can't find it " this was done on Windows Vista the Basic Task is only on vista,
Anyway thanks Geek works like a charm.
It always adds a new directory when updating Java…. it's completely fine.
Fantastic – precisely what I was looking for. Many thanks for spending time sharing your knowlege :-)
another way. just go to "control panel" then click "change start up programs." click "show for all users" then select java (there should be a description on the right so make sure you are removing/disabling the right program/task.) then just click "remove" or "disable."
note: you need windows defender to do this. not sure.
Go into Control Panel, click on Java, click on "Search for updates now".
You can do that whenever you feel necessary.. With love
Great topic but I am having a few problems. First of all, when I click on Control Panel there is no Java icon. I know that Java is installed on my computer but I cannot access any sort of 'Java Control Panel' as you spoke of early in your article. I am running XP home version.
Any help would be great.
First of all check that you have a problem with jusched.exe. Open the Windows Task Manager and see if it is running. If it is, you might want to go to java.com and make sure you have the latest version of Java running.
In any case, it's possible to run the Java Control Panel without going through the Windows Programs or Settings menus. It should be called javacpl.exe and lives in a path something like "C:\Windows\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin\".
Thanks for the help. I visited java.com and found I was already running the most recent java update. Also, jushed.exe is running everyday in my task list. I sometimes end the task but it shows up shortly after anyhow. After visiting the site a java icon appeared in the bottom right hand corner of my taskbar and I found the java control panel there. I cancelled the automatic updates so that is fine. But once I began the second section I became a bit lost. As far as I can tell there is no such thing as 'Task Scheduler' on my XP. I found 'Scheduled Tasks' via XP's control panel however and figured it was similar. Not sure if that is the case but while I was trying to figure out how to schedule a java task I noticed something interesting in my java folder. Within the Java folder are 4 other folders with names as follows:
It appears that these are all the same but perhaps different updates? Do I need all four of these or is that just overkill. When I was trying to schedule my Java task I had no idea which of these four folders to select from as they all seemed rather similar.
After saying all of that however, is it recommended that schedule java updates (because I will likely forget to do it manually)? I am barely computer literate and have little idea what java even does.
Thanks again.
1.6.0_07 is currently the latest version. 1.6.0_06, for instance, was not a security update so wasn't automatically downloaded by jusched.exe.
As for whether it is worth disabling. You've got to realise what proportion of physical memory it is actually using. It's actually quite difficult to work out how much memory a process is using, because it will share with other processes. In the article's screenshot, jusched.exe has a private working set of less than one meg. On a 1 GB machine that is less than 0.1% of physical memory.
On the other side, missing a security update is not good. Personally, I configure the update to check daily (and I know when the updates are coming out).
Good tip. Thanks.
Thanks for this tip! Greetings from holland
Great tip, thanks.
Some of you say it's ridiculous to shut down a program that uses up few CPU cycles and eats so little memory – well, for many of us, that's not the issue.
The issue is that jusched.exe seems to hang and start eating a LOT of memory – and won't let you shut down your computer when you want to, without terminating jusched.exe first.
Well, that's the issue for me, anyway.
As mentioned before: great tip – keep it up!
Ahoy, matey! I be here as one lucky fellow (accordin' t' Google, 'tleast) trying to find what that landlubber jusched.exe were doin' in me processes. Thanks to yer help, Java Update has walked the plank. ARRR!
Windows application naming conventions really make me an angry kitten. Somewhere there is a document called "Naming to obscure use from users". Why, on a brand new operating system am I still having to Google processes with names like "jusched.exe"?
Alot of us in xp land have to click on start/control panel then on other control panel options to get the java icon up.
Great site! Its refreshing to hear from ppl who know what they're talking about.
almost on topic -> There's a helpful app called "JavaRa" for maintaining Java (i.e. removing old versions etc..) found here: http://raproducts.org/
From the site: "JavaRa is a simple tool that does a simple job: it removes old and redundant versions of the Java Runtime Environment (JRE). Simply select "Check for Updates" or "Remove Older Version" to begin. JavaRa is free under the GNU GPL version two."
All the best & once again, well done on a really helpful website – I'll be sure to pass the URL on!
I have updated Java this week [Dec 5 2008]. When I try to get the Java control panel I am given the message "unable to access". What tdo I need to do to be able to access. I am running XP home with SP3, in Administrator mode.
If this was posted already, sorry, I thought I read all the comments.
After you go through all the actions to remove jusched from tasks and it is is still there after reboots/restarts, run msconfig>startup and lookk for it there also. Uncheck it.
In XP, I managed to disable jusched.exe as instructed, but could not get Task Scheduler to run jucheck.exe monthly. An error message stated there was a permissions problem
Thanks so much! I've always wondered how to get rid of this memory waster. I really appreciate the time you took to put together such a nice article.
What is ' Task scheduler' in Dutch? I have a Dutch computer and I can't find it >_
The info I just found out about pertaining to juiced.exe help greatly, without web sites like this one the so called 'user friendly experience' would be an unknown.
Thanks again
very best regards Mick.
Thanks. Useful info. It worked.
Just wanted to add that when I went in to Control Panel>Additional Options, Java did not appear. To get to it you need to click on programs in the left column.
Also wanted to add that if you are scheduling the updater using task scheduler when you get to the part that you need to enter "C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.6.0_01\bin\jucheck.exe" you should check if this is the correct path on your PC.
For me it was "C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin\jucheck.exe". I am assuming that it always rights to this location (assuming you did not alter it at instillation), the only thing that changes in the version you are running.
I just did a clean install of XP and hadn't installed JAVA yet. On reboot after updating Adobe Acrobat 7.0 PDF.Pro, I got the pop up juschedt.exe. A Google search brought me to this site concerning jusched.exe but no mention of juschedt.exe. The extra "t" concerns me as well as the "Unknown Publisher" and lack of "valid digital signature" warnings.I open MSConfig and found both of the above under "Startup" and unchecked the boxes next to them.Windows told me to reboot for the changes to take effect so I did. After reboot,Windows tells me I made some changes to how the system works and I have to change it back. What's up with that? There's also a lot of "checking" going on in there. No wonder it takes longer and longer for my computers to start up.Do I go ahead and make the changes and then select the option that no longer warns me?
TIA Ed J.
Additional information regarding juschedt.exe; I decided to go ahead run it to see what occurred and AVAST Antivirus tells me there is a Trojan Horse virus imbedded. Avast seems to find Trojan Horses in a lot of places that other virus protection didn't find so I'm not sure if it's a false positive or not. My concern is that I still cannot find juschedt.exe anywhere except on MY computer?
Ed J.
heh, i found this site by accident looking for more info on jusched.exe. I'm doing the exact same thing But One this you might change:
Instead of manually using jusched.exe to check for updates i recommend you use jucheck.exe instead. This will do a check for the latest java version as well but the difference being this will check then kill itself. jusched.exe will remain until you restart.
I know both of these exe's use hardly any resources but when your working with an old computer every little bit helps.
The following is copied from http://java.com/en/data/index.jsp
If you wish to disable the collection and transmission of this data, you may choose to download and install the full 'offline installer' [http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/] version, and make sure you are not connected to the Internet at time of installation.
Thanks for the info on Java. I decided to turn off the auto check and created a shortcut and check it myself once a month or whenever I remember. This avoids having it run in the background everyday and gives me an easy way to do it myself.
If all the software vendors start using the same Microsoft's excuse to put the auto whatever update task in the PC's start up so it can installed anythings it claims as security protection, or get your personal data without your permission, soon we all will be running nothing but these GOD DAM update.exe programs on the desktop and need 1TB RAM just to start up the OS. Why can't they let us figure out and run update on their owns. We have a brain too, you know.
Great info, though one thing not mentioned is on that day the task runs, it jusched.exe will keep running after the udpate test. (The guy from sun who said it's fixed was less than accurate)
Sadly this *is* all microsoft's fault. It began with the little background task… I forget the name … who's soul purpose was to load the common office DLL's into memory. (thus giving users the APPEARANCE that word loaded faster than word perfect)
Other companies picked up on this, and now in the aftermath, everyone thinks it's OK to continuously eat resources (mem, cpu, bandwidth) and behave as if the whole computer is theirs.
When I turn off the automatic updates, they imeediately and automatically turn back on. I don't know what to do!
NICE! I love killing memory wasters! Rock on!
i always wanted to turn this option off because it crashed my youtube videos and i am assuming because it was updating in the background, so thank you for this little tutorial.
I am with Mathimus, my updates keep turning back on and the windows task manager says my computer is at 100% use. It is slowing everything down. I have used msconfig to turn off the processes and it still runs. Also running is iexplorer.exe and everytime I close it, jusched starts up and starts ie again. Really frustrating to say the least! Any help is greatly appreciated.
I have been doing all of these things to get rid of juschedt.exe but it keeps reappearing. It seems to be running a virtualization of IE with it. Every time I close the IE that is running in the background, jusched pops up and reopens the IE that is running in the background. It does suck the life out of the resources on my computer and I can't seem to stop it. Also is there a difference between jusched and juschedt.exe? Any help with save much stress.
I'm a Vista user, not by choice but I did use a bit different path,
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre1.6.0_01\bin\jucheck.exe"
Reading your 'How-to' I have done an innocent variant: I create a text file in my java directory named "update.txt", with the text: "Update java, please"; then I created a new task for windows scheduler with this properties:
run "C:\Archivos de programa\Java\jre6\bin\update.txt"
With this I will be thinking in updating java the next month.
It would not hurt to run " netstat -b" from a command window: (click "start" "run" type "cmd" and in the DOS window type "netstat -b" enter). Don't type the quotation marks I put in this comment. Look for an entry that has [ jusched.exe ]. Across from it will be an IP address, mine was 126.96.36.199 and it made a http connection on TCP port 81. Get online and enter that IP address into a "WHOIS" service page (just Google: WHOIS IP). My address led to "Global Crossing" in Utah, which is a data mining company. They got press a while back for using cleverly crafted filenames to trick people. You make your own assumptions about data mining companies, but I believe the data they collect is being stolen from you, and not necessarily for your benefit. Maybe Global Crossing is just providing the update service, but I don't think so, because I get my updates from an IP address registered to SunMicro. I think somebody is trying to make a little money on Java, and who is getting the information Global Crossing collects and sells for profit?
the jusched.exe on my pc was going to 184.108.40.206
When I traced it I turend up the following:
IP address [?]: 220.127.116.11 [Copy][Whois] [Reverse IP]
IP country code: US
IP address country: United States
IP address state: California
IP address city: San Francisco
IP address latitude: 37.7645
IP address longitude: -122.4294
ISP of this IP [?]: SBC Internet Services
Organization: WELLS FARGO BANK
Host of this IP: [?]: adsl-75-5-124-55.dsl.pltn13.sbcglobal.net
Whats WELLS FARGO doing "Updateing Java"?
Looks like a bit of tom-foolery to me.
I have forward them the information and await thier response.
After disabling this, my computer CPU cycle dropped about 10%.
The moral of the story|: Things are not always as they appear
Ran netstat -b and selectcing one of the several whois ip, "my" jusched.exe has an IP of 184.108.40.206, the OrgName is Sprint, in Reston, VA (I'm in VA). There's been least 3 different end locations in these postings – what's it saying? Someone (beginning to wish it was me) reloaded my XP Pro onto a new hard drive and Java is 1.6.0_13-b03 which may, or maynot be the latest version (Sun says yes, elsewhere it's _14). I think it's wierd that we're all getting IP addresses to various unrelated sites. In itself this is a reason to disable jusched.exe. BTW, SFFROG, I, too, am somewhat a geezered geek having also started programming in 1969 (went on to being an Oracle DBA).
thank you for the fix…
That was easy. Thanks
It seems I can't even get past step 1. :S As it turns out, when I open Control Panel > Additional Options, as stated for Vista users, I find a list with the following four components : NVIDIA PhysX, Intel(R) GMA Driver for Mobile, Quicktime, and Adobe Gamma. Java simply doesn't exist?
If it helps, my system specs are listed below:
Microsoft (R) Windows Vista Home Premium
Version 6.0.6002 Service Pack 2 Build 6002
Manufacturer Sony Corporation
System Model VGN-NR360D
X86-Based PC
Processor Intel(R) Pentium(R) Dual CPU T2370 @ 1.73GHz, 1733 Mhz, 2 Core(s), 2 Logical Processor(s)
Installed Physical Memory 2.00 GB
Total Physical Memory 1.99 GB
I clicked by accident, forgive me. Continuing … :
Available Physical Memory 1.11 GB
Total Virtual Memory 5.89 GB
Available Virtual Memory 4.87 GB
My computer is also a Sony Vaio VGN-NR360D, to be more specific. Sorry if I gave too much information. :P
Thanks :-)
Great tip! Thanks!
Great tip. This is completely unnecessary on multi-user platforms like Windows Terminal Services. I don't know why they make it run this way on Windows (one instance per user = lots of instances) when on UNIX it runs single-instance. Obviously they need a few coding updates…it should not be run in user mode but rather as a service!
I just purchased new computer and thought I had all that I needed. I am getting updates from JAVA that is requesting permission to run. Does anyone know what this is for …. is it real and safe if I allow the download?
JAVA(TM)SE Runtime Environment Sun Microsystem, Inc.
c:\Program Files (x86) Java/jre6/bin/jucheck/exe
This is a great tip. When I rescheduled juscheck.exe, I realized I could delete or update several other schedule tasks as well…mostly just Google updates that were running at logon. Now my machine boots up more quickly. Thanks!
Thanks! My CPU dropped from fluctuating in the high 90's to 12%. A little ridiculous, I think..
Very helpful. Thanks! Would love this kind of instruction for all the 'junk' that comes with a new pc or laptop.
Excellent~ (:
Thanks for your help. Could you possibly get a job writing troubleshooting instructions for Microsoft products? After 30 years, they still have no clue how to communicate with normal average end-users.
i am in the xp control panel and there is no java icon…where and how can i get this process started to find it and remove it?
Thank you so much … that helped me …
I didn't see this mentioned anywhere but when I tried scheduling jucheck.exe with "Scheduled Tasks" on my WinXP system, I found that the latest version of Java does not put jucheck.exe anywhere in the Java directory of Program Files. Instead I found it in C:\Program Files\Common Files\Java\Java Update. If you're like me, you may find an old version of java in the C:\Program Files\Java directory and think that's the the best jucheck.exe to run but as of Java 6 update 18, the correct jucheck.exe is in the Common Files location. Hope this help someone…
Br uh I thank you for teaching me something new………
Ok, This post was a massive help. I'm running Win7 and much like Alex I found the file hiding in C:\Program Files\Common Files\Java\Java Update.
All in all I would like to send a big shout out to everyone who has contributed information on this post.
Thank you, thank you thank you. You have all been a wonderful help.
Thank You! Thank You!!!
that bitch has hounded me (and others, who I'll relieve and take take credit for… Though not without a subtle very heartfelt private nod and annual kid {baby goat} sacrifice, and tasty spit roast {wywh}) for at least 2 yrs). cin cin.
Again, Many Many Thanks..
may java over roast in Hades…and may many '*kids' be roasted in your honour.
*as in baby goats. not humans.
Thank you, great site Great answer Great FIX
Note that if you have the X64 edition of Win XP, the Java applet is under the "View x32 Control Panel" sub-menu…
Would ending the jusched process from my Windows Task Manager be as effective as stopping it via my control panel?
You can disable Java updates globally by updating the following registry keys:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\JavaSoft\Java Update\Policy]
A+ you always do a great job, Thanks
Great tip, but I'm on Windows 7, and like David above, I found the jucheck.exe file in
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Java\Java Update
as well. Thanks!
After checking out this site and reading the above comments, help etc since 2007 on Jucheck, I'm well impressed with this site. One exception- when people say thanks for the tip, help etc, I can't tell which of the many helpful tips or hints worked, etc. I am bit computer tech illiterate so… And I hope this is going into the right place as I can;t figure the diff. in this or Forums that is a choice under Leave a Coment.
I just bought new laptop with Windows 7 and Jucheck.exe popsup every time I go oneline-just once. I close jucheck window and that's it until I go online again. Never happened with my old one on XP or my little Asus XP I use for travel. I can't find Jucheck.exe anywhere but when I do search, a file pops up and disapears in about 1 second.
Help is appreciated for this mature user.
Every time I log onto my new Dell Inspiron computer running Windows 7, I get an insistent flashing update message asking me to install a Java update, Jucheck.exe. I believe that this is actually malware (the program refuses to take no for an answer). However, since I have not actually installed it, Malwarebytes Anti-Malware anti-malware tool is able to find it. How can I stop the update message from popping up? Any help/suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, wanda
can it possible to create a program that we hava a folder and inside it having folders and files.and delete only the files but folder remains the same in java?
dear sir ,
Is there any software by which i can know the flow of any program in java.
it automatically reenables itself whenever an applet is run
This description was succinct and accurate, and all this time later it still addresses the topic, BUT perhaps things have evolved a bit since…As it stands right now there is little point in disabling the jusched.exe using it's own settings because it is very aggressive at re-enabling itself–evidently doing so any time you allow an update or run an applet that calls for a newer version of JAVA than you are running, or perhaps anytime your last update date is earlier than the current date…All I know is that while I am a fan of the JAVA concept, ANY software that offers to let me turn it off or tune it's frequency of behind the scenes updates, then proceeds to ignore my instructions is insidiously unreliable at best and malicious in the worst instance.
Frankly, the Java updates occur with a great frequency, much like the windows updates, seems there is ALWAYs an update waiting to imperil my machine. To point at the low percentage of memory and CPU used by the semi dormant service is VERY misleading. The CPU and memory usage skyrocket, right along with the Net bandwidth and disk access resource usage as soon as an update is authorized…I am sick and tired of having my system crawl at bootup and crawl again when I launch the web browser for the first time in a given day.
CPUs are running at 1000 to 8000 times as fast as when I first started writing opcode and old fashioned basic programs–one of my first consulting gigs was to speed up the bootup time on an operating system known as OS-65U back in the dark ages of micro-computers–yep people felt that 2 seconds was too long–I performed some chicanery to cut the time down to 1 second…That was back in the days when engineering mentality ruled the software industry…bugs were called bugs, not memory leaks, etc….Poor design was called poor design and not — um, okay I will hold off on that list.
Point is, clean it up Sun–we wanna use it, not be used by it!
Just exactly the info I was looking for! Thanks!!!
My Eset Smart Security 4 foundes as a virus that i get from MSN
And also Malware Anti-Malware Bites founded as a virus
i had a virus because of jusched.exe
thanks to you all [people who know about computers] i can cut the heck out of wood but computers………………………
Great site thanks for the fix :)
:) Thanx Guys great Info! :)
I just drop by and see you post, I don't have a n idea about jusched.exe, I thought this could be a virus.LOL. Well any way thanks for sharing!!!
very nice. Thanks for the good information.
Thank you!
Noticed this one day on my MS Terminal Server. EVERY user logged had this process running at a cost of 3MB of ram EACH. Have since disabled since I don't let the users browse the internet inside their remote desktop anyway :)
THANKS! You've just helped my computer run "the most secure and fastest"
On Windows 7, I can access the task scheduler with no typing: Start \ Tools \ Task Scheduler
Thanks so much! i have a dino and am constantly searching for things running ALL THE TIME (tea timer?) that take up a lot of space but i kant tell what they are doing! so i STOP THE PROCESSES! LOL i havent had issues but i have ZONE ALARM running and that JUSCHED pops up CONSTANTLY. ARGH… thank you again! :D
Thanks, it helped – I was getting tired of going to the Task Manager and ending a bunch of process that I deemed freakin' retarded. But I think the most helpful tip came from russell's comment on October 14, 2007 up above – I'm disabling a TON of stuff, especially the TOSHIBA programs, from running on startup, by running msconfig and going to startup.
I have clicked on a link and i have downloaded a file from it,and it was a virus or malware or … i dont know, the problem is the virus opens my yahoo messenger automatically and sends a link to contact list ,and the link contains a virus ,so im realy pissed i have tired all kind of anti viruses and anti malwares but none of them worked , does anyone know what should i do ??
I was going to disable jusched.exe by going to "start" "run" "msconfig" "startup" then uncheck the box "jusched.in my windows XP Then I saw the way you suggested. Is there a diffrence between the two different ways?
sup guys
i had a virus program called juchede.exe
if u do hav tis
then u just haf 2 remove the juchede.ese aplication from the windows folders
hope tis helped
I'm running Windows 7 64 and I found the jucheck.exe here:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Java\Java Update\jucheck.exe"
The minimal amount of memory this uses will not effect your system at all. If you did the research it is about the same as setting up the Task Scheduler to do the same thing.
(1024 kbs = 1 mb) and (1024 mbs = 1 gb)
With new computers running 512mb to 8gig RAM and most being 1gig or better processor, At 2,852k or 2.79mb there should be no problems. (If your running Windows 98se on an old 500mhz or less processor then this could effect your speed. Most of those are leftovers from the 90's.)
What they fail to tell you is when Java updates the entire platform, this resets the update function and you have to go thru this again.
Old saying "If its not broke, don't fix it"
My just schedule is still running despite that fact that I have always had automatic update unchecked, I have disable is through msconfig. My OS is XP Pro.
The directory you have been mentioning won't work. Here's the new link.
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Java\Java Update\jucheck.exe
In WinXP Pro, you cannot find the jusched.exe in the folder mentioned, you must go to: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Java\Java Update\jucheck.exe. Also in WinXP Pro you cannot select basic task,etc. It doesn't give that option at first.
Just schedule a task, plain & simple,sure. But, then when I do attempt to schedule it, it will ask for a password to login to profile, well if like me & 'for now' I have no password set, then it will give you an error msg?? why? idk! I don't have a password to put in, so why do I get an error when I don't put one in?
This all may be more trouble than it's worth,but if it frees up some memory,however insignificant then I am all for it. I have 2 HDD's I swap into this laptop, 1 strictly geared towards A/V Prod. w/WinXP Pro & 1 w/Win Vista (the original HDD), so w/this WinXP drive I have stripped it down to the basics.
I get this Error,when trying to schedule the jucheck.exe task in WinXP Pro. It occurs after setting the task interval to 1st of every mth & then when it asks me to input my admin password, I leave it blank, because with this hard drive & profile, I don't have a password, for now, so I don't put 1 in. Why then, do I get this error?:
The new tast has been created,but may not run becuase the account information could not be set. The specific error is:
0x80070005: Access is denied.
Try using the Task page Browse button to locate the application.
Is it a trojan, since normal task managers and likes canot see the the problem that users keep getting. I know to i did try it. Ok made better after i uninstalled the service and removed the registry entry for the boot startup. But what exactly is the service doing that compromises a pc.
A trojan or similar maybe ?
Version 23 has an additional startup item that runs as a scheduled task. You should import or change the registry with:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\JavaSoft\Java Update\Policy]
Then delete the scheduled task. If you are running this in a corporate environment you can create a batch file that has the following line:
DEL /Q %SystemRoot%\system32\Tasks\JavaUpdateSched
Then run the batch file at logon under the local computer account policy.
Or for those not in a corporate environment, just delete the task manually as an administrator.
I totally agree with Trish. Only Administrators should be checking for updates on applications that are installed per-machine, not normal users. So why is jusched.exe running in every single terminal server session?
I'm not so worried about resource usage; but jusched (or strictly, jucheck) is repeatedly causing a web-proxy credentials dialog to pop up. It bothers our users, who then bother me.
Thanks, Tom, for the registry information. Originally I only found the per-user setting. But after seeing your comment, I looked harder for a per-machine key. On a 64-bit machine, it's I found it under "Wow6432Node". I have "EnableJavaUpdate" but not "EnableAutoUpdateCheck" present
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\JavaSoft\Java Update\Policy]EnableJavaUpdate=1
I changed that value from 1 to 0, and the "Updates" tab is totally removed from Java Control Panel. The HKLM…Run entry is still in the registry, so you'd think it would launch at logon, check the Pollicy key, then instantly quit?
But no, I logged off then back on, and jusched.exe is sitting there in the process list. Doing NOTHING, if it obeys the registry key. Sigh.
I could remove the Run value, but from what others have said, it will just be re-created at the next update.
Re. Stu, i couldn't find any Scheduled Task.
[JRE 6u24 on Server 2003 x64]
It should have a cmdline option to stay resident (as it does now).
But the default behaviour should be to run at startup (or a minute or so afterwards) and then exit.
Thx! I've been killing this process for years.
It definitely makes sense… ;-) I followed the instructions to kill the java out of my startup and created a scheduled task for the java update only. I immediately tested it and a nice message box popped up saying that my java is up to date… how cute, really, it goes on the leash now and wagged, tamed! :P – I am after those tiny bugs slowing my one and only bread winner… I am game too!
Forgot to say: times have past and directories and systems have changed. If you take a service out of your startup (shortcut => windows key+ R => type in " msconfig " => MS Windows startup window pops up) check the entire line following the name and take note of the path to the location / directory of that particular service and after disabling it, check first in your windows explorer (shortcut => window key + W) if the directory still exists including the file or give a search (shortcut=> window key + F) with the exact name of the file, and you can decide if it is necessary (to eat up less memory) to setup a scheduled task as instructed here. Note: XP users, the path to "adding a new scheduled task" is => control panel => look at navigation at left "other control panel options" (you might need to release the view of the files) and you will see those programs listed which possibly have startup items running and sucking on your pc's memory… real vampires! @}-;-
Helo… Good stuff,
on xp Windows explorer is "WinKey+E"
I used windows 7 for a week and decided windows xp will be the last windows OS I use.
Does win7 use WinKey+W for explorer?
Also "WinKey+R" type control schedtasks
is it possible to switch on my pc with java or c program????? ple tell me anybody..!!!!!!!!
I just used these instructions and I'll be watching carefully to see that it works. The jucheck has been coming up every few hours, even though the only option is monthly.
Even with multiple versions of Java installed, jucheck is only in the first.


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Exeter maintained their unbeaten home record when they beat Wasps 30-23 in a Premiership match at Sandy Park on Saturday.
Exeter maintained their unbeaten home record when they beat Wasps 30-23 in a Premiership match at Sandy Park on Saturday.
The two sides matched each other point for point in an evenly-contested first half, with Gareth Steenson and Lee Thomas on target with two penalties apiece and four tries scored in all.
Young centre Elliot Daly produced an excellent burst of pace to score in the right-hand corner for the visitors early on after good work by Billy Vunipola.
But, after Wasps scrum-half Joe Simpson was sent to the sin bin, the Chiefs took advantage of their extra man to hit back as hooker Chris Whitehead rumbled over from short range.
And the match continued to see-saw back and forth as the Londoners' two speedsters combined to give them the lead again. Christian Wade picked up a loose ball and fed fellow winger Tom Varndell to sprint away and score.
They couldn't hold on to their advantage though and Exeter made sure they went into the interval level at 20-20 thanks to a smart break from the base of the scrum by scrum-half Haydn Thomas.
An early sinbinning in the second half for Daly didn't help Wasps' cause but, apart from conceding three points from Steenson's boot, the visitors defended stoutly during their second ten-minute spell with 14 men.
The Chiefs dominated possession and spent concerted periods camped on the opposition line though and, just as Daly was re-entering the fray, a clever chip from Luke Arscott found Phil Dollman for the crucial try.
Wasps didn't give in and replacement Tommy Bell secured them a losing bonus point with three points late on but it is the Chiefs who march on up the table with a fifth successive victory in all competitions.
The scorers:
For Exeter:
Tries: Whitehead, Thomas, Dollman
Pen: Steenson 3
Con: Steenson 2, Dollman
For Wasps:
Tries: Daly, Varndell
Pen: L Thomas 2, Bell
Con: L Thomas 2
Yellow card: Simpson (26 mins), Daly (50 mins)
Exeter: 15 Luke Arscott, 14 Jack Nowell, 13 Phil Dollman, 12 Jason Shoemark, 11 Matt Jess, 10 Gareth Steenson, 9 Haydn Thomas, 8 Richard Baxter, 7 James Scaysbrook, 6 Dean Mumm, 5 James Hanks, 4 Tom Hayes (capt), 3 Carl Rimmer, 2 Chris Whitehead, 1 Brett Sturgess.
Replacements: 16 Simon Alcott, 17 Ben Moon, 18 Hoani Tui, 19 Aly Muldowney, 20 Tom Johnson, 21 Kevin Barrett, 22 Ignacio Mieres, 23 Sireli Naqelevuki.
Wasps: 15 Hugo Southwell, 14 Tom Varndell, 13 Elliot Daly, 12 Lee Thomas, 11 Christian Wade, 10 Nick Robinson, 9 Joe Simpson, 8 Billy Vunipola, 7 Jonathan Poff, 6 Ashley Johnson, 5 Marco Wentzel, 4 Tom Palmer, 3 Phil Swainston, 2 T Rhys Thomas, 1 Zak Taulafo.
Replacements: 16 Tom Lindsay, 17 Simon McIntyre, 18 Will Taylor, 19 James Cannon, 20 Sam Jones, 21 Charlie Davies, 22 Tommy Bell, 23 Andrea Masi.
Referee: Andrew Small
Assistant referees: Peter Huckle, Gareth Copsey
Timekeeper: Eric Bullion


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I don't know what it is about lists, but I'm forever making them and always tempted to read them. So around the time of my 28th birthday earlier this month, it seemed timely that I came across a list of things every woman should have and know before she turns 30.
Published originally by Glamour magazine in 1997, this year it was published in the form of essays wherein each of the original 30 items was expanded upon by different writers.
In the introductory chapter, Pamela Satran -the author of the original list- talks about how she almost missed her own surprise birthday party thinking turning 30 was no reason to celebrate, added to the fact that she was an exhausted new mother and grappling with grief following her own mother's death.
However after her husband gave away the surprise and begged her to come to the restaurant where all her friends were waiting for her, she had a great time and realised that she was the same person she was at 9 or 15 or 28 or later will be at 39 or 44. But what she also realised was that there was a shift for her. She writes,
"for many of us there is a sense, whether it's justified or absurd, that throughout your twenties you are becoming someone and something that, once you turn thirty, you simply are".
Of course a list published by Glamour telling women 30 arbitrary things didn't really promise to be thought provoking soul searching literature. But while some items on the list are just plain fluff such as "a purse, a suitcase and an umbrella you're not ashamed to be seen carrying", some do have underlying value to them.
For example, no. 8 on the list of things to have is "an email address, a voice mailbox, and a bank account- all of which nobody has access to but you". This to me points to the importance of having privacy and being independent, both as an attitude but also financially. We women tend to share and give too much of ourselves in our relationships, so it is a good reminder that some things should be just for ourselves, even if it is reclaiming a day of the week or an hour in the day as 'me time'.
To give another example, no. 3 on the list of things you should know states "how to quit a job, break up with a man, and confront a friend without ruining the friendship." To me this underscores the importance of good communication rather than being literally about quitting jobs, breakups or confrontations.
My teens and early 20s were marked by numerous socially awkward encounters. I would beat myself up for days about something ridiculous I had said to someone (or at least what I considered to be mortifying). These awkward conversations would then shape those relationships for years to come and I would just not be able to get over them. As I'm getting older, my communication skills are getting better, but more importantly when I do make a faux pas or say something embarrassing, I am able to laugh at myself, sometimes even on the spot, and move on. In cases where I do dwell on something, the after effects don't last forever.
When I bought the book, I was seduced by the idea that each of these arbitrary items on the list would be turned into something meaningful by people like Katie Couric, Bobbi Brown and Maya Angelou (and others whose names I didn't recognise given my limited knowledge of American pop culture). At any rate these were all successful inspirational women who must have something to say that I could learn from. However, while there were snippets here and there that were touching, inspiring or funny, most of the writing was very superficial and rhetorical, only touching upon an idea or story rather than really delving into it. Sometimes even the transition from one thought or paragraph to another seemed abrupt, so that the essays seemed like they were synopses of larger pieces rather than being complete pieces in their own right.
Even Maya Angelou's piece, which I was looking forward to, was no more than a reading list and a list of random objects to possess. These included things like "an elegant robe to wear when one has company staying over" and a silver tea serving set and a silver coffee serving set, which you would expect a 84 year old woman to come up with.
Personally I could live without these, especially given the next item on her list: "with all this silver, you should always have silver polish on hand. When a silver set is polished and shining, it tells a woman that she is worthy of the best because she is the best." Ahem. I can imagine how having a really beautiful tea set (perhaps vintage china in a very delicate design) would make you feel very grownup and ladylike, for the moment I'm happy with my polka dotted and striped mugs. I do own one white tea pot to brew green tea in though. Perhaps that is enough of a concession to domesticated womanhood?
I will share with you Maya Angelou's book list though, some of which I plan to read:
1. Sula by Toni Morrison
2. The Colour Purple by Alice Walker
3. Poetry by Edna St. Vincent Millay
4. A Room of One's Own by Virginia Woolf
5. The Heart of a Woman by Maya Angelou
6. The Selected Poems of Nikki Giovanni
7. Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand
8. The Kitchen God's Wife by Amy Tan
9. The Woman Warrior: Memories of a Girlhood Among Ghosts by Maxine Hong Kingston
10. The House of the Spirits by Isabel Allende


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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
A public hearing was held to hear any comments on the Zoning Ordinance 9-5-4 for area requirements on mountain property. The current ordinance states that no dwelling shall be constructed on a lot smaller than 80 acres unless the lot is part of an approved mountain subdivision.
Danny and Marie Johnson spoke against the change from 80 acres to 40 acres. They felt like the rules need to be consistent with the rules they had to abide by 25 years ago. The rules on the forest were made to protect the watersheds and they think these rules should remain in place. Johnson said the county shouldn't give into the pressures from realtors.
Johnson said he has been taxed on his cabin as a recreational summer use and not as a farmstead. He strongly recommended the acreage remain at 80 acres or increase it back to 320 that he was required to have.
The commissioners heard the public comments and then discussed the ordinances. Commissioner Jeff Horrocks said the county doesn't have the enforcement on watershed issues. Before any building can be done in the mountain zone, the property owner must have approvals by the division of water rights and the department of health on their water supply. The county doesn't regulate the water. The person wanting to build needs all those certifications.
Darrel Leamaster, director of the Castle Valley Special Service District said all watersheds have water source protection plans. Copies of these water source protection plans are available at the CVSSD office.
Commissioner Horrocks made a motion to accept the change in the ordinance from 80 acres to 40 acres of land in the mountain zone. He said the protections are in place for the water shed. The commissioners voted and Horrocks and Kofford voted in favor with Commissioner Drew Sitterud voting in opposition to the change.


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Troll Tagged by Uzumaki_Tim
Coming from the same country that said Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, I'm not believing this untill they show his dead body.
Besides that the problem isn't bin laden, his just the figure head. As long as Al Qaeda is still around it's far from over.
I am not perfect and I defy you to prove otherwise
Growing Old Gracefully is an Oxymoron ... Mostly Moron !
Manga reading list: Bleach, Naruto, Katekyo Hitman Reborn, One Piece, Code Breaker, Gamaran, Kuroko No Basket, Fairy Tail, The World God Only Knows, Kimi No Iru Machi, Good Ending, Medaka Box, Nisekoi, D.Gray-Man, Ao No Exorcist, Freezing, Magi - Labyrinth of Magic, Soul Eater, Rosario Vampire Season II, Iris Zero, Ubell Blatt, Bloody Cross, Sun-Ken Rock, and Infinite Stratos,
If they showed his body and proved it's in fact bin laden only then I would have no more doubts.


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Skip to comments.Houston police confirm shots fired at Bush Intl. Airport
Posted on 05/02/2013 12:00:22 PM PDT by ConservativeMan55
Houston police confirm shots fired at Bush Intl. Airport; local media report victim in Terminal B
(Excerpt) Read more at twitter.com ...
Another crisis for the liar in chief to exploit?
It's political —NRA holds it's national convention in Houston on Friday.
self inflicted, accidental as per WBAP radio./
I'm sure that after Bengazi, F&F, and a HUGE gun defeat that they would not bust out with this.
Ah....yeah I'm completely sure of it.
What a headline....
HPD: Man with AR-15 shoots himself at Bush Intercontinental Airport
HPD tells KHOU 11 News the shooting was self-inflicted and happened near a security checkpoint inside Terminal B.
There are no other reports of injuries.
KHOU 11's Sherry Williams is on the scene and reports at least one ambulance is on the scene. She counted at least a dozen HPD squad cars.
Omg you are right!
Glenn is giving the keynote address today!
Sounds political to me.
The station reports that a body was found in the lobby of Terminal B of the airport. The elevator system was shut down in Terminal B.
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/05/02/report-shots-fired-at-bush-international-airport-in-houston/#ixzz2SATVgill
Now on FOX! Some guy in the line pulled out an AR-15 and shot HIMSELF!
Ah, wow. A microsecond after Rush got off the air, too.
Knock me over with a feather.
Is it tomorrow or today? I thought Beck was giving the keynote tonight?
How "convenient" with the NRA convention going on in Houston....
Bush's fault?
Exactly... just how convenient is that.
So now while the press is reporting on the NRA convention.. they can conveniently mention that some guy shot himself with an "assault weapon"
It says on their site that live coverage starts tomorrow.
Suicide victim chooses an AR-15. In public. In an AIRPORT. The DAY BEFORE the NRA convention.
Gosh WHAT are the chances this guy is a liberal...?
I wonder if the liberal MSM will look into this..?
They turned the Ariz shooter apolitical nut into a hardcore Rush fan, so considering what is at stake I WONDER what they'll turn THIS guy into, huh..?
I wonder.
Pulled it out of WHERE?
I mean - how'd he even get INTO the terminal with an AR?
Easy. It's in Texas.
Obama ordered another cell to awaken?
Good question.
How would he get something like that into a terminal?
"Pulled it out of WHERE?
I mean - how'd he even get INTO the terminal with an AR? "
The White House may be able to answer that.
Such report.....
The shooter walked in and fired two shots in the air and then shot himself in the head with a pistol, police said.
Police said an air marshal fired at the suspect, but missed. Thats when the man pulled out a gun and shot himself.
OH NO might been suicide attempt
According to some reporter in H-town
Breaking News @BreakingNews 11m
Houston police confirm shots fired at Bush Intl. Airport; local media report victim in Terminal B - @MyFoxHouston bit.ly/18vCuMI
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At the George Bush airport too.
Nice touch, Obama.
Wonder if the guy is dead?
I know right?!
Um, walk in? There's no security until you hit the security line. A collapsed stock AR isn't that big - one could easily fit in a rollerboard.
Is it too big for someone to shoot themselves in the head with though??
Glad he shot himself. Corralled, unarmed passengers waiting for TSA thugs to molest them would make it like shooting fish in a barrel.
This all stinks to high heaven.
post of the day..
Unwieldy, yes, but not too big. Another post with a link has it as a pistol tho', which does make more sense.
Brings to an interesting story (about Texas).
A man had his daughter sexually assaulted.
The man tracked down the person who did it and killed him.
When the man went to trial (for killing the rapist), he used a Texas law that says Some People Just Need To Be Killed. as his defense.
He was acquitted/let go based on that defense: some people just need to be killed.
I guess this guy thought that he needed to kill himself...
Yeah but how do the reports go from an AR-15 to a pistol?
A spokesman for the Houston Police Department reports that a firearm was discharged around 1:35 p.m. Thursday at Bush Intercontinental Airport.
A stringer with FOX 26 News says someone's body was found in the lobby of Terminal B of the airport.
The elevator system was shut down in Terminal B.
I'm hearing that he walked up to the security checkpoint and fired the AR-15 into the air a couple of times. An air marshal fired at him and missed, then the perp pulled out another pistol and shot himself. Ambulance there, he may still be alive?
Hubby just left about an hour ago to help set up for the NRA convention. He does the check-in to inspect any guns that are brought in for the booths, etc. I've been telling him for the last couple of days to watch out for someone trying to disrupt the convention, that some anti-gun nut was going to try and make news.
It's a good thing that the guy was the only one hurt. It should be interesting to find out about the guy's background.
Was the man in costume??? Just head FOX report he was dressed as an "unitelligble" I don't always understand Shepspeak.
Usually, the talking heads on the local news can't bring themselves to call it Bush Airport. Instead, I've noticed a trend where they all call it "the Big Airport".
Today, I'm sure they'll relish pointing it out as Bush Airport.
There's no max size for luggage outside of security. I've seen some pretty big stuff, bigger than 24", inside security too.
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The first Rocky Sharpe LP which featured their hits Rama Lama Ding Dong, Imagination and Love Will Make You Fail In School plus B-sides that have never been released on CD before and one previously unissued title.
by JAN PODSIADLY
It's 25 years since Rama Lama Ding Dong hit the UK charts and launched the recording career of Rocky Sharpe and the Replays. While drawing on a wide catalogue of doo wop and rock'n'roll Rocky, Johnny, Helen and Eric found a sound that was modern and individual enough to gain chart success yet authentic enough to share an 80s billing with Del Shannon, Jess Conrad, Karl Denver and Screamin' Lord Sutch and not seem out of place. With covers of the Earls, the Moonglows, the Skyliners, the Velvets, the Stereos, the Orlons and more it seems hardly surprising.
Rama Lama Ding Dong was the song that underpinned the commercial success that allowed the Replays to revive some of the classiest 50s/60s doo wop that lay buried in record company and collectors' vaults. It sold more than a quarter of a million records and, although a modest #17 in the tough and competitive UK chart, was Top 5 in Spain and a highly respectable #1 in Bavaria, Catalunia and the Canary Islands, ensuring frequent visits by the band to Madrid, Munich, Hamburg and Berlin for TV appearances.
Rocky and the Replays found fun in the music. Who could name their girlfriend Rama Lama Ding Dong? Who could put shoes on their hands to record stamping? Who could fill their album sleeve with backing lyrics? But joining in the fun was a register of class musicians spearheaded by the irrepressible Pete Wingfield and defined by the searing saxophone of Steve Gregory. Turn the volume up loud and pick out some virtuoso performances captured forever in the backing to some timeless classics alongside some unique, less accessible, tracks.
Although the emphasis was on doo wop covers there are a large number of self-penned tracks from the Replays, primarily B-sides and an occasional album track. The Dance Craze Ooop Doop Doop (Pts 1&2) is great example, where the Replays sing a verse each. This track enjoyed considerable radio play in Austria where everyone Oop Dooped Dooped. Three early B-sides are included on this CD with the first, When The Chips Are Down, an offering from Pete Wingfield and Mike Vernon that partnered Rama Lama Ding Dong.
It's worth pointing out here that producer Mike Vernon also doubled as bass vocalist Eric Rondo. Mike's musical pedigree, with deep affection for the blues and R&B witnessed through his Blue Horizon record label and his success with Fleetwood Mac and Chicken Shack, found great resonance with the Replays doo wop selection.
Rocky's voice and performance were made for doo wop. His tonsils walk a high wire, soaring into falsetto without the aid of a safety net. Listen to Rocky sing Never. It has a harder edge than the Earls' smooth original yet bounces as high if not higher. Check out the final night" in Tonight (Could Be The Night) where the sky is the only place to go and Rocky goes interstellar.
Accolades also go to Olympic Runner De Lisle Harper, who not only played bass on Rama Lama Ding Dong but arranged and directed all the orchestral parts on the album-.-and darlin' parts they are too.
Helen Highwater [Blizard] features in the duets Devil Or Angel and I Knew From The Start as well as lead on Don't Hang Up and Love Will Make You Fail In School. The latter enjoys a listing in the Guinness Book of Hit Singles but clearly did not prevent Helen succeeding out of school as you'll see if you scrutinise the scriptwriting credits at the end of EastEnders-.-she often appears there now.
And me, Johnny Stud? Master of gibberish backing lyrics, Buzzcocks' mystery guest and reviewer of forthcoming Replays' CD. Well, I was there when it all happened. All I can say is play the CD loud and sing along. There's a part in it for you.
The Replays split at the end of 1984 but not before producing three albums of doo wop par excellence on the Chiswick label. (A fourth album exists on Polydor but is not part of this series.) The other two LPs "Rock It To Mars" and "Let's Go" (retitled "Shout Shout") will be released later this year, also featuring bonus tracks."


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After a brief Dutch settlement, French immigrants who came in 1715 named the island Île de France and established the first road and harbor infrastructure, as well as the sugar industry, under the leadership of Gov. Mahe de Labourdonnais. Blacks from Africa and Madagascar came as slaves to work in the sugarcane fields. In 1810, the British captured the island and in 1814, by the Treaty of Paris, it was ceded to Great Britain along with its dependencies.
Indian immigration, which followed the abolition of slavery in 1835, rapidly changed the fabric of Mauritian society, and the country flourished with the increased cultivation of sugarcane. The opening of the Suez Canal in 1869 heralded the decline of Mauritius as a port of call for ships rounding the southern tip of Africa, bound for South and East Asia. The economic instability of the price of sugar, the main crop, in the first half of the 20th century brought civil unrest, then economic, administrative, and political reforms. Mauritius became independent on March 12, 1968.


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Red Sox right fielder Cody Ross was the star of the game for a second straight night. Ross belted a three-run walk-off home run in the bottom of the ninth on Thursday to lift the Red Sox to a 3-1 victory in the final game of a four-game series at Fenway Park. Next
Cody Ross received a hero's welcome and a celebratory shower at the plate after his dramatic home run. The Red Sox' victory gave them a 3-1 win in the series. Next
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Type: New Feature
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Priority: Critical
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 2.2
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I really hope this can be integrated for 2.2.
I'm including part of an email from Kris Stokking at Moodlerooms:
We've completed development for the Common Cartridge Import/Export upgrade to Moodle 2, and would like to share the code with you for (hopefully!) eventual inclusion into the core product. The implementation converts the available cartridges hosted by IMS and we anticipate it will be certified as IMS CC 1.0 and 1.1 compliant. We have the code hosted on github and opened a related tracker ticket at
MDL-29956. The architecture should be sound and consistent with the Mark and Darko's original design with help from Eloy. Fortunately, the design allowed us to leverage much of the original code from 1.9. All in all, I think you will find the CC backup/restore routines to be very clean and non-invasive to the existing code.
I would like to point out that the code is still going through QA cycles, so we anticipate there will be some minor changes made as a result. The documentation we have around CC also needs to be updated based on the development and QA effort, but I would be happy to share the Product Specs, the Developer docs or both in their current status if you think that would be helpful. In addition, I know that in some older conversations around CC for 2.X it was suggested that it be released as an experimental feature - we don't have the option in the current patch, but we could add it very easily as there are very few modifications made to core files. So some polish may still be needed, but it's nothing that couldn't be handled in a STABLE sprint and I know that we are all eager to get the CC code included into the next version of Moodle.
Eloy, I'm assuming you have this in your sights for today/tomorrow.
Hi all,
I've been reviewing all this along the last days, and it's great code but have found some problems that, after a lot of thinking and sharing it with Martin have leaded to the next conclusions:
1) CC-Import: It's ok to send it upstream. It uses current support for backup converters in a proved way (1.9 => 2.x is using that already), integrates perfectly in the restore process and uses a lot of the logic that was present in the 1.9 importer. Also, it's somehow a bug-fix as far as restitutes one functionality we lost in 2.x.
2) CC-Export: This cannot be integrated right now. It is new code, leading to one integration with the backup process that needs to be planned/discussed/agreed a bit more. This is a (cool) new feature, but it's not ready for the masses and, right now, roughly 2-3 weeks to release, is not the time to fix it.
So, the immediate plan to get as much as possible of this landing is:
1) Create one new $CFG->experimentalccexport setting, without UI, only available manually @ config.php that will "enable" cc-export, so backup won't get any change by default. This is the optimal solution, so all the code will land already in core and we'll be able to work there after release and will enable devs and other sites to use it as experimental feature if wanted.
2) If I cannot isolate and get 1) done, I'll fallback to a more radical solution, deleting all the cc-export code interfering with "normal" backup. Then, after release, we can re-introduce it safely in future master branch (that will be 2.3 in 6 months).
And that's the plan for NOW. I'm working on 1) above right now aiming to release 2.2beta in hours.
Once again, I want to insist that I've liked the ideas/code I've seen, absolutely. Great job, guys!
Ciao, Eloy
PS: Side note, we would need some MDQLA tests covering CC-Import, do you've something about that (packages, tests...) we can incorporate to our MDLQA iterations?
PS2: While trying cc-import I detected that some resources were not imported properly, leading to "file not found" errors, it was using the well-known "OrganicChemistry.zip" 1.0 package. (seem to be file-related problems both in file resources and question images)
If you have any questions about the internals of the code and it's structure feel free to ask me directly.
Eloy, I think that is a great approach. Thank you very much for your efforts, and if there's anything we can do to assist in #1, please let us know.
Regarding the MDLQA tests, we are putting the CC code through IMS validation testing this week and can share the full testing plan with you by the end of the week. Will that be enough time for QA?
Regarding the OrganicChemistry.zip, we'd be happy to include that in our testing - can you share a URL?
Uhm, I think it is (was) one of the sample cartridges available @ the IMS CC/LTI Alliance site (for demoing IMS-CC 1.0?) Just have checked it now and the examples page seems to be under re-construction.
In case you have not it, I think it's oki if I send you it privately (after all both us are members of such alliance).
If it's on the IMS CC Alliance site we'll be including that in our testing this week - thanks for the heads up!
Done, I've pushed this to integration.git repo with one extra commit that implements support for:
$CFG->enablebackupconverters = true;
(without it, the IMS-CC export option is completely disabled. With it, it's enabled)
Doing a few tests before considering this integrated and test passed. MDLQA & conformance tests should be enough (although don't forget the problems detected with the package above).
Then, I'm going to create one new backup: ims-cc component, adding to Darko as leader (if that is ok) in order to use it to have all the ims-cc issues under control.
Finally, one new issue will be created about to discuss and agree the backup exporters infrastructure support (that IMS-CC export should be using).
That's all... coming back in some minutes... ciao
I've added one more commit fixing some whitespace (tabs) and basic-tested it, both import and export and with the setting above enabled and disabled. Everything seems to be going ok.
Also, I've created the "Backup: IMS-CC" component with Darko as leader.
MDL-30265 is the issue where all the post-2.2-release work should happen.
So, marking this as integrated and tested, yay!
PS: Please, report any incidence with the IMS test suite and also anything detected by testing, reviewing as new issues here in the Tracker.
Yes, you got this finally upstream, just in time for Moodle 2.2beta. Congrats and thanks!
Anyone have a sample IMS CC package which we can use for QA testing IMS CC import?
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Monday July 23rd, 2012 5:06pm
Before Saturday, the last time the Princeton men's lacrosse team had lost a game this year, it came back with a convincing win over a Big East team on a Tuesday night and then wins over Ivy League rivals on three straight Saturdays.
A repeat of that scenario would be just fine with the Tigers.
Alex Capretta had four goals, Tom Schreiber had four points, Chad Wiedmaier had four caused turnovers and Tyler Fiorito had a lot more than four saves - 10 to be exact - as Princeton rebounded from its tough loss to Syracuse Saturday with a 13-4 win over Rutgers on Sherrerd Field at Class of 1952 Stadium Tuesday night.
The win improved Princeton to 7-3, while Rutgers fell to 5-7. Princeton retained the Meistrell Cup, which goes to the winner of the Princeton-Rutgers game, for the seventh straight year and 24th time in 25 years.
The game was the 90th between the schools. Princeton now leads the series 58-29-3.
With the Rutgers game behind them, the Tigers now look ahead to three straight games in the league to end the regular season, beginning Saturday at home against Dartmouth and continuing with games April 21 at Harvard and April 28 at home against Cornell. The Tigers and the Big Red, who defeated Syracuse 12-6 Tuesday night, are the lone Ivy unbeatens.
The Princeton-Rutgers game had a sloppy first quarter in which the teams combined for 14 times as many turnovers as goals, the only one of which came from Tucker Shanley after 13 fast-paced and error-filled minutes.
By halftime, it was 4-1 Princeton and the lead grew to 10-1 before RU would score again.
Schreiber had three goals and an assist, giving him 22 goals and 18 assists for the year. Capretta's four goals included two in the second half and were a career-high.
Princeton also saw shortstick defensive midfielder Nick Fernandez score for the second straight game and freshman Ben Reynolds score for the first time in his career.
Forest Sonnenfeldt had a goal and two assists, and Shanley had two goals, giving him 15 for the year and at least one in every game.
On the other end of the field, Wiedmaier had four caused turnovers, giving him 15 in his last four games.
In the end, Brendan DeTommaso walked out of the Princeton lockerroom holding the Meistrell Cup. Injured, DeTommaso was one of the few Princeton players not to get on the field, as every healthy Tiger played, including freshman face-off man Justin Murphy, who went 5 for 10 in his first career appearance after missing the first nine games due to an injury.