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It can take years of deep, meditative practice to achieve this whole brain state, time that most of us don't have; binaural beats are a short cut to achieving this balanced state of mind. By playing slightly different tones into each ear, through headphones, the brainwave patterns can be gently manipulated, creating a state of deep meditation, and whole brain balance by opening up the chakras of your body. In less than 1/2 an hour, you may find yourself achieving the same level of meditation that otherwise might take weeks, months, or even years.
The seven chakras are:
1) The Root Chakra influences your physical vitality, physical survival instincts, "fight or flight" response, and the emotions of anger, jealousy, desire and greed. The Muladhara or Root Chakra governs the lessons of surviving the material world. This Chakra holds information involving family loyalty, superstitions and beliefs, and your ability to stand up for yourself; your sense of safety, self esteem, and security are based here. The Root Chakra controls the energy of instincts, physical pain, pleasure, and touch. Imbalance in the Muladhara may manifest as losing interest in survival in the "real world", physical addictions and obsessions, selfishness, restlessness, volatile emotions and a lack of vitality.
2) The Sacral Chakra encapsulates your sexuality, self esteem, creativity, pleasures and frustrations. It is also known as the Swadhistana or Second Chakra, and in Martial Arts, it is known as the "Hara". The Swadhistana governs life lessons involving blaming and guilt, sex, power and control; this Chakra is the base for your sense of morality. The Second Chakra is the base of your creativity, manifesting, money and prosperity. Information kept in this Chakra involves your emotions and feelings, and feelings of duality. Your personal magnetism, your patterns of control, and your sociability also emanated from the Swadhistana. An imbalance in the Sacral Chakra may manifest as an eating disorder, alcohol and drug addiction, intimacy issues, impotence, frigidity and depression.
3) The Solar Plexus Chakra, or Manipura, rules lessons involving fear of rejection, your self esteem, sensitivity to criticism, a distorted self image, and fear of your "secrets being found out". The wisdom of the Solar Plexus involves your sense of personal power and knowing, your personality and your sense of belonging. An imbalance in the Manipura might manifest as poor decisions, poor concentration, trouble taking action and getting things done, and an inability to judge a situation accurately. Imbalances in this Chakra can create feelings that you are more, or less, than other people. Emotional memories are stored within the Manipura, and it is where your 'gut feelings' originate, it is the center of your emotional life, and many are naturally connected to the environment through the Solar Plexus chakra.
4) The Heart Chakra is the center for unconditional love, compassion, empathy, forgiveness and tolerance. The Heart is the seat of the Soul. The Anahata nurtures life lessons of love and compassion, self acceptance and confidence, hope and inspiration, and generosity. On the flip side, hate, fear, envy, anger and despair reflect an imbalance of the Heart Chakra. The purpose of the Anahata includes maintaining the connections and ties to those we love. Heart Chakra imbalance may be felt as difficult relationships, living through others, depending on others for your happiness, and a lack of self discipline. It is directly connected to the Astral layer of the aura. It is the bridge, or melting pot, between the lower/denser energies of our body Chakras, and the higher/lighter energies of the higher Chakras.
5) The Throat Chakra is the chakra of communication, self expression and judgment. Also known as the Vishuddha, this Chakra rules self expression and speaking one's truth, the written word, poetry, faith, and will power. On the flip side, the need to criticize, a lack of authority, and indecisiveness reflect an imbalance of the Throat Chakra. Information stored in the Vishuddha includes truth and self knowledge, your attitudes, and the physical senses of taste, smell and hearing. Throat Chakra imbalance may be experienced as poor self expression, habitual lying, learning disabilities, doubt, fear, and uncertainty.
6) The Brow chakra is the seat of dreams, inner vision, spiritual direction and wisdom. The Third Eye Chakra is situated in the center of the brain (not the center of the forehead). Life lessons of the Brow Chakra include 'reality checks', detachment, understanding, open mindedness, trusting your intuition and psychic abilities, self realization, and releasing repressed negative thinking. The wisdom within the Third Eye include seeing clearly, both symbolically and literally, intuition, wisdom and intellect. A Sixth Chakra imbalance might be experienced as a learning disability, poor coordination, and sleep disorders.
7) The Crown Chakra serves to balance the inner and outer self, and is the connection to the Higher Self. The Sahasrara is located at the crown of the head, and is the channel through which we receive Divine guidance, wisdom and purpose. Life wisdom flowing through the Crown are integration of the whole Self, knowledge of the Divine, intuitive knowing, living in the Now, inspiration, devotion, ethics, values, trust, selflessness, and humanitarianism. The wisdom within in this chakra includes your connecting cord to the Divine, your life's purpose, and connection to your past lives. An imbalance in the Crown might manifest as loss of meaning or identity, mental instability, and a lack of purpose.
Binaural Beats on Youtube: OPEN YOUR CONSCIOUSNESS!
My personal fav: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5EsQZxem_4
This one gave me a headache but I hope you like it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_mjh0K4nEM
Indifferent: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbHXqwomq_c
Remember, louder music does not mean more powerful music. A word of advice from my professor: sometimes a beat meant to bring awareness to the crown of your head may open your consciousness to your heart; this all varies from person to person and depends on the chakra where they need the most work.
My way to meditate:
1) Ensure my surrounding is free from distractions (e.g. phone, computer, peers/family, and most importantly negative thoughts)
2) I make sure I am well fed before I meditate because I cannot stay still on an empty stomach.
3) Optimal hours for meditation for me are very early morning (6am<— not anymore) or late at night (11.30 pm)
4)I make sure to create a natural and positive space (e.g. dim red lighting, comfortable clothing, light jasmine candles/essence ) 1/2 hour before I meditate instead of diving right in. Makes the experience worth it!
5) Stay focused. If you find yourself getting distracted, its OKAY. You are only human. But make sure to bring your focus back to your "happy place"
Enjoy! :)


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Stephen Buckley
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Posted: Sat Aug 04, 2001 11:06 am
Post subject: Promoting Kart Roadracing
Open thoughts to roadracers:
We have all had our thoughts, ideas, opinions, and discussions pertaining to the promotion of kart racing. I was flipping through the TV channels this morning and came upon motorcycle roadracing. I like to watch the factory team drivers dice with each other. It's pretty exciting. My thought is: Kart racing can be promoted to be as exciting as motorcycles. Look at the event at Laguna Seca and Portland. Look at the Swift Cup events held at Portland and Laguna Seca with the motorcycles a couple of years ago. Look at the event at Chilliwack, BC with the Canadian motorcycles several years ago. I have the tapes of several of those races and they are exciting. If 1)a title sponsor can be obtained and 2)we could combine with the motorcycle guys (Please note that this would be in addition to any racecar venue), I really believe that kart roadracing could be brought to the public. The question would be what class(es)? For promotion purposes and a "recognition factor", it should be an F/E and/or IC/E type of kart. The Formula 1 "style" of bodywork allows a lot of space (large side pods, wing, etc.) for sponsors to be recognised. For that matter, a 125cc class could be established using the same bodywork.
Question for J.R. at Powersource: Is there Euro-type bodywork available for a standard sprint 125cc chassis?
I really feel that a roadracing series can be established like that of SKUSA's ProMoto. It would need to be promoted in a "special" way, by that I mean using the tools that "Xtreme" events are using. The class name would have to be "Xtreme" or, for that matter, follow the motorcycle class names in some way. This "series" would not be associated with any national organisation in any way. What a way for chassis manufacturers like to show off their wares.
Well, back to honey-do's. Again, just thinking out loud.
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John Clasen
Joined: 04 Aug 2001
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Location: San Marcos, CA
Posted: Sat Aug 04, 2001 4:09 pm
Post subject: Promoting Kart Roadracing
Stephen, to answer your first question, I am not aware of any Euro body work that could just be put on a 125 sprinter. They do have 125 (bodied) classes in Europe and Down under though.
To continue on your theme of a nationally run and hopefully televised road race series, it is in the works. We welcome input from all sources as this can only help shape the direction we follow in this endeavour. As you know, we had a great time and a very successful event at Laguna Seca, and as I have just posted in the RR section here, we will be running the 250 ICE and F/E karts in conjunction with the AMA Super Bikes at Willow in September. This event (including the Karts) will be televised by Speed Vision. I don't know if it will be thirty seconds or thirty minutes, but I don't think they would expend the resources to shoot the kart footage and then not show it.
As for which classes should be run at these venues, I think logic would dictate that the premier classes of modern Road Racing should be show cased (250 F/E, 250 IC/E, & 125 MOTO).
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Debbie Kuntze
Joined: 19 Jul 2001
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Location: United States, California, Vista
Posted: Sun Aug 05, 2001 4:58 pm
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What about a Yamaha Laydown race? The guys in this class really put on some TIGHT racing! The walls at PIR for the nationals were packed to watch the heaavy and light classes.
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Bob Chiras
Joined: 30 Jul 2001
Posts: 198
Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2001 7:59 am
Post subject: Promoting Kart Roadracing
We see the AMA events and even their regional events are very well attended, most of the motorcycles are race only machines and most cost equal to or greater than a well prepared 125 shifter.
What has AMA learned that the karters have missed?
We see over 600 bikes for a regional race event and perhaps 100 karts at some kart national races.
Do we need some lessons from a more successful program?
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Darren Swisher
Joined: 17 Jul 2001
Posts: 535
Location: United States, Indiana, Indianapolis
Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2001 8:29 am
Post subject: Promoting Kart Roadracing
Bob, My thinking, and I have said it before, why cant we copy (to a certain degree) what AMA has done for the bikes. It just doesn't seem like rocket science.
I think that karting is so Splintered, from every Tom, Dick and Harry wanting it their way instead unification between sanctioning bodies.
To me most people(outside the sport) still think that a kart is in the same entertainment range as a mini Bike.
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Stephen Buckley
Joined: 18 Jul 2001
Posts: 861
Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2001 9:34 am
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I realize that over the years, we have discussed this whole idea of bringing karting out of the murky basement into the public light. I think that to an extent, it is happening. Look at all the kartshops and/or kart periferal manufacturers that have sprung up. There is still the fact that we North Americans have so many kinds of motorsports available to us, in addition to the income to support it. Add to it, the periferal expenses like big trailers, motorhomes, et al. And generally, a family does not race more than one motorsport, that is: boatrace one weekend, snowmobile race the next, then motorcycles, karts after that, dune buggies, mudboggers, cars, on and on. That aside, there is another thing that is forestalling the public advent of kart racing. Here's a big "doh"! Kart racing does not have the "big time" engine manufacturers behind and pushing the movement! That is, in motorcycle racing, the riders are racing an entire package by ONE MANUFACTURER! Kawasaki, Honda, KTM... it doessn't matter. The riders are buying the whole motorized package. You don't see a motorcycle racer on TV riding a Suzuki frame with Honda motor on it, do you? Same thing in NASCAR... there's Dodge, Chevy, Ford??? So, getting back to riding on the coattails of AMA or Supercross... I have my doubts. It may make the general public MORE AWARE of kart racing, but I'm not sure that it will get them into the kartshop showrooms. If Honda, Yamaha or Kawasaki manufactured full karting packages including engine and frame, and maybe did what Rotax is doing now with the Max, MAYBE then we would see karting on Speedvision or ESPN. Some will say that the emphasis is on the driver. That might be true someday, but the general public, at least until they are "into" the sport, all they see is Yamaha yellow, Suzuki blue, Kawasaki green or Honda red, and cheer accordingly. Same with car racing... certainly, they cheer for a certain driver, but many also have their favorite brand of car. It's easier for people to "connect" with the hardware by making it simple. An example would be:
"In turn 9, we see Ted Tackett in his T-prepared Honda, followed closely by Stephen Buckley's Team Aprilia and Deborah Harpur's California Yamaha."
I think that the general cannot "connect" with much in the karting world because they don't know what a Deepseat is, or what an RLV is, or what is a XYZ chassis is, et al.
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Russ Schaeffer
Joined: 02 Aug 2001
Posts: 40
Location: California
Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2001 11:27 am
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Sorry to say, the laydown classes are nearing the end. Don't get me wrong, I love 'em. I've been at the start line of just about every SCK Yamaha Laydown race in the last 5 years. But if you look at the numbers there are very few racers and most have switched to shifter classes. You can't even give away a used laydown for $1500 bucks.
Russ Schaeffer
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Stephen Buckley
Joined: 18 Jul 2001
Posts: 861
Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2001 11:35 am
Post subject: Promoting Kart Roadracing
Are the "girl" racers faster than the "boy" racers? I ask this because in laydowns, wouldn't you have an aerodynamic advantage?... that is to say, you have a ...er...ah.... built-in upper air diffuser?
Just wondering....
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Bob Chiras
Joined: 30 Jul 2001
Posts: 198
Posted: Mon Aug 13, 2001 7:18 am
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Would road racing advance if only these classes were to survive.
125 Rotax max
125 shifter
80 Shifter
Pick and three additional sit up or laydown classes.
Would class participitation grow or fall?
Would the membership increase?
I'm not proposing any changes I'm just asking what will or would occur if the structure were to be altered.
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Erik Frank
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Posts: 839
Location: United States, Texas, Fort Worth
Posted: Mon Aug 13, 2001 12:29 pm
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Don't forget 250 F/E (twin) and 250 F/ICE (single)!!!
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Paul Tartaglia
Joined: 26 Jul 2001
Posts: 73
Location: United States, Texas, Colleyville
Posted: Mon Aug 13, 2001 1:26 pm
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A couple of thoughts.
1) Motorcycle promoters may not want to run karts at the same time because karts will make many of the high dollar bikes lap times look slow! This is especially true of the 250s. Look how much faster the karts were at Laguna when compared to much more costly NASCAR entrants. This is not only true here in the USA but has happened in Europe as well. Years ago Superkarts were used a support class to many major events but because they were faster than many "main events" the promoters decided it would be better to not include them in the events. Today in Europe, the Superkarts run as a support race to the FIA "Diesel Truck" races. Talk about different vehicles!!
2) Currently as a standalone sport, kart roadracing can't afford to eliminate any racer that wants to show up and race. I'd love to have only 5-6 classes but I wouldn't want to pay $250-300 entry fees. As a volunteer in local & national sanctioning bodies currently & in the past I find little understanding among sprinter, speeway, etc. regarding the costs involved with renting a permanent road course. Rules that drive people away must be changed. Ideas that encourage participation increases in all classes should be developed. Ideas like the 3 punch rule need to be eliminated even if the idea behind it is good, it hurts roadracing.
3) For consideration and not as slap at 125 racers, but IMHO 125cc karts will never become more than a support event. They don't have enough pazzaz to interest the casual or viewing fan primarily because they still look like karts. Even in AMA & Supercross 125 races are secondary to the 250cc. If any kart racing class has a chance (still very slim) of gaining attention it will be the 250s. They look more like a race car(people can relate) and they are very fast (read dangerous).
4) Sorry Deb but laydowns will never make the main event unless you can get ESPN to add a new class to the Extreme games called "Powered Downhill Luge"
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Don Jones
Joined: 16 Aug 2001
Posts: 75
Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2001 10:50 pm
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We mounted a powersourse Cobalt body ( nose , side pods and driver fairing) On a Rotax Max kart. It went on very easy, looked great and was cheaper the standard Stallion type bodywork.
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Debbie Kuntze
Joined: 19 Jul 2001
Posts: 2525
Location: United States, California, Vista
Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2001 5:25 am
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Stephen-sometimes we are faster, but there can be turbulance between the "difusers" and the helmet! A tight suit makes for a "distraction" advantage also.Deb
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Wear a conservative necktie to tone down a less conservative suit.
In the photo, a navy blue grenadine necktie reduces the impact of mid-blue linen. Worn with a blue on white striped shirt and a linen and cotton pocket square with a violet border.
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13 comments:
- Brandon said...
This look captures the season wonderfully.
- April 19, 2010 at 10:02:00 AM PDT
- Tim said...
Very nicely done, Will. Lovely!
- April 19, 2010 at 10:25:00 AM PDT
- Mr Brown said...
Good buttons.
- April 19, 2010 at 12:42:00 PM PDT
- evan said...
I think it looks nice, but hasn't Will advised us that monochrome is a bit amateur? Wouldn't another color besides blue be better here, either in the tie or shirt stripes? I don't think the violet pocket square border counts. Or perhaps it's the monochrome that allows it to remain conservative. Still, although nice, I think Will can do better!
- April 19, 2010 at 1:17:00 PM PDT
- Northern Boy said...
Love the colour of the suit.
- April 19, 2010 at 1:29:00 PM PDT
- John said...
I like it Will.
- April 19, 2010 at 5:43:00 PM PDT
- Horatio said...
Wow! That's a great outfit. What did you wear from the waist down?
Perhaps you might like to read Will's answer to your question here. - April 19, 2010 at 9:11:00 PM PDT
- Davidikus said...
But what of the old gentleman's adage that the tie should not be dark with a pale suit? I am now utterly confused!
http://davidikus.blogspot.com/ - April 20, 2010 at 9:18:00 AM PDT
- Will said...
Evan, I may be able to do better but that combination is not monochromatic.
Horatio, below the waist were matching trousers and the tan shoes that I had polished in another post.
Finally, Davidikuss, if there is such an adage you should tell it to HRH Prince Charles, another gentleman who wears dark neckties with his cream linen suit(s). - April 21, 2010 at 7:37:00 AM PDT
- evan said...
*ahem* Will, I love you and your blog, but all blue is a monochromatic color scheme (it doesn't have to be grayscale to be monochromatic). From wikipedia:
"For an image, the term monochrome is usually taken to mean the same as black-and-white or, more likely, grayscale, but may also be used to refer to other combinations containing only tones of a single color"
And from about.com:
"A monochromatic color scheme uses a single color... a monochromatic room in blue might use single shade of blue paired with white. Yet it might also include dark blue upholstery fabric, pale blue walls, medium blue draperies, and a patterned area rug that includes both blue anjd white." - April 22, 2010 at 6:22:00 PM PDT
- Will said...
Reasonable men may disagree Evan. I choose not to ignore the violet on the square, or the tan shoes that are out of the photo.
- April 22, 2010 at 6:25:00 PM PDT
- Brandon said...
What an unexpectedly controversial post!
- April 22, 2010 at 6:35:00 PM PDT
- JC said...
A well done monochromatic approach has professional-like, not amateur, provenance. Sometimes with a two color scheme within which even the hue or tint is substantially the same. See for example the picture of Agnelli in Flusser's Dressing the Man, page 155: gray suit, gray tie, gray sweater, white shirt; or the Duke, page 226, presumably oxford gray suit, with silver windowpane, silver shirt, silver tie.
As for a dark tie with a light suit or jacket, examples are so numerous as to make the proposition axiomatic.
So if the mood for such strikes, why not enjoy. - April 22, 2010 at 8:07:00 PM PDT


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St. Joseph's Healthcare System announced today it has ended discussions with Ascension Health Care Network, of St. Louis, for a possible takeover.
According to spokeswoman Nancy Collins, the hospitals' board of trustees decided after months of due diligence and discussions with community leaders that the merger was not best for the hospital.
"St. Joseph's Healthcare System will continue to consider and investigate options for health care collaborations and alliances as they arise," Collins said in an e-mail, adding that details of the board's decision are confidential and would not be released.
St. Joseph's declined to provide any additional comment.
Mark Manigan, a member of the health law team at Brach Eichler LLC, said St. Joseph's seemed to be on stronger financial footing than the other Catholic hospitals involved with Ascension.
"St. Joe's has come a long way over the last couple years. ... They've got strong leadership in place, and good docs," Manigan said. "Word on the street is not that that place folds absent a transaction."
Manigan said recent developments, including a bill awaiting the governor's signature that would force for-profit hospitals to disclose finances like nonprofits, has made New Jersey's struggling hospitals "not terribly appetizing" to for-profit operators as they were a few months ago.
Assemblywoman Shavonda Sumter (D-Paterson) was surprised by the end of the negotiations, although she said there was concern in the community whether the mission of the hospital would remain the same under the for-profit ownership. She said St. Joseph's is critical to Paterson, as it is the only hospital in the state's third-largest city, and the Ascension deal was a good opportunity for all of the involved hospitals to receive funding for needed infrastructure upgrades that the state can't afford.
Sumter is the director of behavioral health services at Mountainside Hospital, which is now owned by a for-profit venture between Hackensack University Medical Center and LHP Hospital Group, an ownership model similar to Ascension's. She also sits on the Health and Senior Services committee in the Assembly.
The end of the talks spelled the end for Ascension's takeover of St. Mary's, in Passaic; that acquisition was contingent upon a deal with St. Joseph's getting done, according to Joe Orlando, a spokesman for Ascension.
St. Joseph's was one of three health care systems in the state that announced earlier this year they were interested in working with the for-profit Catholic Ascension Health Care Network. St. Clare's, based in Denville, and St. Mary's, in Passaic, also have been in discussion with the system, totaling seven hospitals in all that were in the mix. In a statement, St. Clare's spokeswoman Stephanie Galloway said the system's "discussions with Ascension Health Care Network are ongoing."
Ascension said it was "disappointed by the decision of the St. Joseph's board of trustees," in a statement. " Our ultimate goal was to ensure St. Mary's and St. Joseph's would have sufficient resources to continue providing quality patient care while maintaining their Catholic identity."
St. Mary's "will be in discussions with the state to determine what role (it) will play in continuing to deliver health care services to the city of Passaic and the surrounding communities," a statement from the hospital read.


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Office Shrinker [reduce source of o2k3/xp/2k] Cut it down from 600 MB to 75 MB
Posted 05 September 2005 - 09:47 PM
It is worth noting that I only shrunk office to about 440 MB, but using 7-Zip I was able to shrink it down to a mere 165 MB.
Posted 06 September 2005 - 02:39 AM
Anyone got an answer to this, maybe it's my virtual machine that doesn't work correct, I didn't install any additions cause I don't know where to download, thx in advance...
Grtz, scuzzy
Posted 06 September 2005 - 06:47 AM
It starts ok for me , but half way into the process the progress bar starts going backwards, and eventualy quits. Office doesn't get installed.
The answer might be somewhere in here but I didn't have the time to read over a dozen pages just to check.
EDIT: after further searching I found others had similar problems. BUT I tried to install manualy, but with /qb only, not /qb-, and I found out I have a LOT of files missing !!
This post has been edited by xtremexxx: 06 September 2005 - 07:13 AM
Posted 13 September 2005 - 04:23 AM
works. A lot of missing files and the destination folder
is 6.75MB.
I've runned on XP SP2 without Office installed on a
virtual machine with shared folder.
Posted 23 September 2005 - 12:59 AM
Successfully shrinking the source of Office XP, but not for Office 2K.
Just selected Office 2K: Microsoft Word & Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Tools & Documents, others removed by Office Shrinkler.
Attached is the log file as u suggested, pls help to indentify where the mistakes might be.
Attached File(s)
logfile.zip (16.91K)
Number of downloads: 55
This post has been edited by sunamigaza: 23 September 2005 - 01:01 AM
Posted 04 October 2005 - 02:02 AM
any help would be appreciated. I can post my log files if you want
Posted 04 October 2005 - 07:47 AM
First of all many txs to buckeyeXP for this great little app... I've been using it for a while now and it has never failed me... So dude, BIG UP... . (btw... I wouldn't mind having a look at the source... hmmm... no asking no spanking.. lol )
@h11 : Hmmm.... the answer is YES... lol. It works great... .
Thought it would be a good Time for a complete recap....
This is for Office 2003 Pro + SP2 + KB904631 and all work is being done on XP Pro SP2 Full Updates platforms.
What you will need:
- Office 2003 Original Full source from CD.
- Office 2003 SP2 (Full NOT Client). Here
- KB904631 Outlook 2003 Junk E-Mail Filter update: September 2005. [/URL]Here
- A virtual machine ready with xp SP2 installed and all updates. (That ya got to figure out by yourself... ).
- buckeyeXP's Office Shrinker... iunno... first page... lol
- Microsoft Office 2003 Resource Kit (To be installed on virtual machine). Here
- 7zip (To be installed on virtual machine). Here
- A reshacked version of 7zS.sfx module (For completely silent install). Info Here
- Not mandatory but very handy "Open Cmd Here Powertoy" (To be installed on both physical and virtual machine). Here
On your Computer create 2 Folders in "c:\" O2K3 and SP2
1 - Create an Admin install from your original Office source (CD ?) and install in O2K3 Folder. (More info on topic Here.)
"Full Path to Office source"\setup.exe /a
2 - Splitstream Office 2003 SP2 into your Admin Install. Place your Office2003SP2-KB887616-FullFile-ENU.exe in "c:\"
! - The result of the Extraction will give you 6 files including 3 *.msp files... Only 2 ( MAINSP2ff.msp and OWC11SP2ff.msp ) will be splitstreamed, the 3rd one being an update on office xp web components (Probably only needed when using SP2 on an upgraded version of Office XP... not the case here...).
Extract: (cmd prompt from c:\) Office2003SP2-KB887616-FullFile-ENU.exe /Q /C /T:C:\SP2 Splitstream: (cmd prompt from c:\SP2) msiexec /p MAINSP2ff.msp /a C:\O2K3\PRO11.msi SHORTFILENAMES=TRUE /qb msiexec /p OWC11SP2ff.msp /a C:\O2K3\OWC11.MSI SHORTFILENAMES=TRUE /qb
3 - Splitsream KB904631 the only non included update for full phishing protection... Place office2003-KB904631-FullFile-ENU.exe in "c:\"
Extract:(cmd promt form c:\) office2003-KB904631-FullFile-ENU.exe /Q /C /T:C:\SP2 Splitstream: (cmd prompt from c:\SP2) msiexec /p OUTLFLTR.msp /a C:\O2K3\PRO11.msi SHORTFILENAMES=TRUE /qb
You're done for the splitstreaming part...
4 - Shrinking Office: (From now on all happens on the virtual machine).
! - You need a clean install of windows with NO Office software previously installed (I use VMWare and clone a full XP SP2 all updates for this purpose).
1) Copy your O2K3 folder with the Office 2003 SP2 you've just created to the "c:\" of your fresh virtual machine.
2) Install Microsoft Office 2003 Resource Kit on your virtual machine if you haven't done it yet and create your own Transform file you will name Unattended.MST and save in c:\O2K3 on virtual machine. (More info on topic Here.)
! - If you have Office 2003 installed on your physical computer you can create an *.OPS file using the "Microsoft Office 2003 Save My Settings Wizard" or "Profile Wizard" in ORK. This allows you to further tweak your install easily by integrating your actual Office settings into your *.MST... (Keep in mind that at compression stage you will have to include your *.OPS file as well as your *.MST file in the 7z archive but nothing else changes...).
! - Keep in mind that the resultant *.MST file is what will determine the size of your shrunk source so take the time to consider all the apps and modules delivered by Office 2003.
3) Once done... run buckeyeXP's shrink_lang02.exe on your vitrtual machine and follow instructions... (For the rest of the example we'll assume shrunk source is placed in c:\Office2003 on the virtual machine...)
My results at this stage:
Office 2003 SP2 + KB904631 Full source = 637mb
Office 2003 SP2 + KB904631 Shrunk source = 422mb
MST = Keep Access/Excel/Outlook/Word + Most tools and Xtras...
5 - Compress the shrunk source ... (If ya haven't installed 7zip yet on the virtual machine this is the right time...).
Copy your Unattended.MST from c:\O2K3 to c:\Office2003 and compress the entire shrunk source + Unattended.MST to Office2003.7z (Using LZMA method at Ultra compression Level). * If you've used an *.OPS file with your Unattended.MST don't forget to include it in your Office2003.7z.
My results at this stage: 156mb... lol...
6 - Creating the silent .exe (You need a reshacked 7zS.sfx module and a config.txt).
1) Delete everything from your c:\Office2003 on virtual machine except the newly created Office2003.7z
2) Create a config.txt file you will save as UTF-8 format in c:\Office 2003
- With progress bar and cancel option:
;!@Install@!UTF-8! RunProgram="setup.exe TRANSFORMS=Unattended.MST /qb-" ;!@InstallEnd@!
- Totaly Silent:
;!@Install@!UTF-8! RunProgram="setup.exe TRANSFORMS=Unattended.MST /qn" ;!@InstallEnd@!
! - More info on switches that can be used in your %OfficeSource%\SETUP.HTM
3) Place your reshacked 7zS.sfx in that same folder.
4) Open a cmd prompt in c:\Office2003 and type:
copy /b 7zS.sfx + config.txt + Office2003.7z Office2003.exe
This will create your silent .exe in the same folder...
Well seems we're all done.... Copy your fresh Office2003.exe out of the virtual machine to your computer.....
Did I forget anything ? Leme know....
Some little Xtras:
- For some reason, even if your *.MST specifies that some options should be kept "locked" and "unavailable", MS Installer won't keep track of those settings and will still offer to install those Items when using the Add & Remove programs | Change or remove MS Office wizard... ??? If anyone has an answer on how to effectively getting rid of unwanted objects from the installer (like graying and really making option unavailable) please let us know.... Btw, this has nothing to do with buckeyeXP's Office shrinker...
- Some of you peeps might want to have a closer look at the Setup.ini files located in your "%OfficeSource%\FILES\SETUP\" and "%OfficeSource%\FILES\OWC11\"... Check the [cache] options at the end of those files...
- Also... It seems Microsoft has released an Enhanced Version of the Office 2003 installer that supports more [cache] options. It can be found Here.
- Usefull links :
Office 2003 Resource Kit Downloads
Description of Office 2003 Service Pack 2
Preparing to deploy Office 2003
This post has been edited by XXsplit: 05 October 2005 - 05:29 AM
Posted 07 October 2005 - 06:21 AM
Awsome right up on this I will try your guide this weekend. I have already slipped streamed office 2003 sp2 with all hot fixes as of 4 Oct 05. I was having problems when I ran the office shrink program it would run for about 1 minute then give me an error. But I am willing to try it again thanks
Posted 07 October 2005 - 08:33 AM
1) Office 2003 Original source (ie with no updates at all) only needs SP2 and KB904631 to be fully up to date...
2) Most of the errors people get with buckeyeXP's Office Shrinker occur because it is run on a machine that has had Office software installed at one time... Not sure if it's your case though...
! - As a reminder, it is mandatory that NO Office software be installed on the virtual machine you are working with prior to running the Office Shrinker. If you've installed it to get your *.OPS file ready, simply uninstalling Office will not work... You will need to reclone your virtual machine...
Well i hope you'll get it to work.... It tok me ages the first time i remember.... lol
Posted 09 October 2005 - 01:41 PM
I read somewhere that you cannot use the 'shared folders'-option of the VMware-windows, and that you have to use the c:-partition on the virrtual machine to avoid errors. Maybe some of the above mentioned problems can be solved this way?
So: as an extra step, I copy my slipstreamed source to the VM's hard drive before using ORK or OfficeShrink. Works like a charm!
THX again, BuckEyeXP and XXsplit!
Posted 12 October 2005 - 08:10 AM
I followed all your steps and what do you know everything worked perfect. I was able to get my office Down to 200 mbs this includes word, outlook, excel, powerpoint, publisher, access, office infopath and all plugins that come with the office 2003 corporated ed. thanks
Posted 12 October 2005 - 10:03 AM
Hmmm.... note that using the exact same technique and same Office 2003 Resource Kit to create your *.MST you can:
- Create an admin install of your Office 2003 PTK
- Splitstream the PTK SP2 into the admin install
- Create your Unattended.MST for PTK with Office 2003 Resource Kit
- Use the 7zip technique to get a compressed silent instal off 520mb more or less.... (Original splitstreamed admin source around 1.2Gigs).
What you need:
- Your Office 2003 PTK source CD
- Office 2003 PTK SP2 Here
- Office 2003 Resource Kit Here
- 7zip Here
- A reshacked version of 7zS.sfx module Info Here
Now buckeyeXP.... time to integrate a new feature to enable the same shrinking capacities on PTK... ;p
Posted 13 October 2005 - 12:26 PM
for the portuguese language, the shrink.ini is wrong and i was unable to use the program.
retry=&Repetir <-------- (CORRECTED)
title=Microsoft Office
error=Erro <-------- (CORRECTED)
Office Source=***
Office Target=***
Office Setup EXE file=INSTALAR.EXE <-------- (CORRECTED)
Office Setup MST file=Unattended.MST
after this changes the program run well
i hope this can be useful for someone.
sorry for my terrible english. cya!
Posted 17 October 2005 - 02:16 PM
first of all my ini
title=Microsoft Office
Office Source=C:\Office2003\
Office Target=C:\Office\
Office Setup EXE file=SETUP.EXE
Office Setup MST file=unattended.MST
office2003 folder contains office2003 with sp2 slipstreamed (created with a admin install setup.exe /a)
I am attempting to shrink it on vmware with a fresh install of windows xp sp2.
Office 2003 sp2 is in the "office2003" folder (source)
the "office" folder (target) is i assume a folder created by shrunk with the new version in?
But i am not too sure. As i keep getting errors unable to find xx file in office folder. But ofcourse you won't aas thats the destination, the source is Office2003? Am i missing something (show all files and file types is set)
Cheers for any help
Posted 19 October 2005 - 08:23 AM
Bry, as much as i would like to help you out i can't....lol... the reason is i never had to modify my shrink.ini so i don't know what it looks like... lol
I will have a go at it as soon as i have a min to myself and will get back to u if i find anything wrong with what you posted... In the meanwhile the only advice i can give you is.... Do it again and again to test out the results... lol
Good luck
Posted 20 October 2005 - 03:17 AM
Posted 20 October 2005 - 10:35 AM
Try changing your mst file to something like office.mst instead of
I had a problem with my mst if it was over 8 characters long
Posted 20 October 2005 - 04:13 PM
h11, on Oct 20 2005, 10:35 AM, said:
Try changing your mst file to something like office.mst instead of
I had a problem with my mst if it was over 8 characters long
Hi thansk for that but no luck im afraid. This is the noly thing stopping me from compelting ym unattended dvd:(
One of the errors img etting is :
Error 1308. Setup cannot find the required file C:\Office\FILES\PFILES\MSOFFICE\OFFICE11\1033\XLREADME.HTM. Check your connection to the network, or CD-ROM drive. For other potential solutions to this problem, see C:\Office\FILES\PFILES\MSOFFICE\OFFICE11\1033\SETUP.CHM.
Yet this file exists in the c:\office2003\ fodler i.e. my soruce fodler as is defined in the ini yet its looking for it in the destination folder???
Posted 20 October 2005 - 06:51 PM
When adding all the missing files, it just keeps getting errors for more and more files. The end result is approximately the same as before using the prog, minus a few components.
I thought the program was great when I first started working with it, but now it feels like it really sucks.
It might however work for some people with their hardware/software/language/installation configurations, but it certainly doesn't work for everyone at all times.
Some notes: It has worked for me a few times, in both virtual and physical machines. It has successfully slimmed down the installation source, but as I said it is a bit too effective.
Posted 24 October 2005 - 02:28 PM
Anyway, want I want to ask fot is a version for Microsoft Visio (2003). Is it possible? cause I really think its setup is pretty much the same thing with the office setup ... Correct me if I'm wrong
And, if it is possible, will it be implemented? It would be awesome to have a complete suite of "xxx_shrinkers" for all miscrosoft office products (visio, project, onenote) ... until then all I ask for is the visio version.
Please post back if you do have some spare time to work further at this project.
Sorry my English, I'm just dizzy right now.
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What moves would you suggest, I got a TERRIBLE one in a trade.
mega drain magical leaf leaf storm leech seed.
Roserade learnset
Sludge bomb-Good power, STAB, chance to poison
Shadow ball-Cover psychic weakness
energy ball/Leaf storm-energy ball for decent power, leaf storm for all out stregnth, but lowered power (you could use sludge bomb for your standard attack and use this when necessary)
Leech seed/Stun spore/ aromatherapy/Synthesis/spikes-good support moves
EDIT---- If you are lucky enough to come upon another roserad with the correct IVs, you could teach it hidden power [rock.] It's special and covers more weaknesses.
Roserade could REALLY use a Special rock type move!
Roserade (F) @ Focus Sash Trait: Natural Cure EVs: 252 HP / 120 Def / 136 SDef Calm Nature (+SDef, -Atk) - Giga Drain - Sludge Bomb - Toxic Spikes - Rest
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Ability: Poison Point
Venoshock STAB + double power if opponent gets poisoned by poison point
Shadow Ball Type coverage against Psychics
Energy Ball Takes advantage of Sp. Attack + STAB
Leech Seed Drains enemy HP each Turn; or Hidden Power(Rock) for type coverage.
Hope this helps...
I would go for: - Toxic Spikes - Energy Ball - Sludge Bomb - Hidden Power Ground-type if possible, otherwise Shadow Ball
Alternate set: - Sunny Day - Solarbeam (no charging with Sunny Day) - Weather Ball (Fire-type with Sunny Day in play) - Sludge Bomb or Shadow Ball just for coverage.
You could also switch Rain Dance into the last slot to get a Water-type weather ball, and reduce damage from Fire types.
Here is my set
Sweeper timid 4p 252 S.attack, 252speed
Energy ball(STAB)
Shadow ball(Covers Psychic weakness)
Weatherball/HP(Rock)(Weather ball if on a team with sandstorm otherwise HP(Rock)
Toxic spikes/Sludge bomb(Entry hazard or STAB)
Gen V Set for Roselia
Roselia (M) @ Eviolite
Trait: Natural Cure
EVs: 4 Def / 252 SAtk / 252 SDef
Modest Nature (+SAtk, -Atk)
Gen V
Roserade (F) @ Leftovers
EVs: 252 SAtk / 252 SDef / 4 Spd
Hmm. I was thinking something along the lines of this:
Gender: Dosen't Matter Ability: Poison Point Nature: Modest (-Atk/+Sp. Atk) EVs: 252 Sp. Atk / 128 Spd / 128 Def
Giga Drain - Pretty stong grass-type move, STAB, and it restores HP by a little bit. Sleep Powder - Better accuracy then most other sleep moves. Sleep is always a good way to stall an Opponent. Venoshock - Does a lot of damage if the opponent has been poisoned by Poison Point, and STAB. Shadow Ball - Defence against Psychic-Types.
gen V sweeper
SUNNY DAY-set-up weather ball
WEATHER BALL-with tech.becomes 150
MAGICAL LEAF-with tech. becomes 90
???-maby hp rock or toxic spikes or sleep powder
Here's what I use:
Roserade (F) @ Choice Specs
EVs: 252 SAtk / 252 Spd / 4 HP
Timid Nature (+Spd, -Atk)
Extrasensory takes care of Fighting types. With maxed Speed and Timid Nature, Roserade should be able to take them out no problem, especially with Specs.
Energy Ball is for STAB.
Sludge Bomb is for STAB. Go with Shadow Ball if you want coverage against Psychic types.
HP Fire is for steel types, since all of your moves are ineffective against them. I use HP Fire because of common threats such as Ferrothorn, Forretress, and Scizor. HP Rock covers basically all your weaknesses except Psychic.
If something gives you a status, just switch out. Natural Cure will take care of your problem.
Roserade (M) @ Red Card Trait: Poison Point EVs: 252 Def / 4 SAtk / 252 Spd Timid Nature (+Spd, -Atk) - Venoshock - Toxic Spikes - Spikes - Giga Drain
a different version of trachys sets but he actually goes phazing around with red card with t-spikes and leech seed
Roserade @ Black Sludge
Trait: Natural Cure Nature: Modest Moveset: -Sludge Bomb -Giga Drain/Energy Ball -Leech Seed -Shadow Ball
Roserade (M) @ Miracle Seed Trait: Natural Cure EVs: 4 HP / 252 SAtk / 252 SDef Modest Nature (+SAtk, -Atk) - Energy Ball - Toxic Spikes - Sludge Bomb - Synthesis
This flower packs a PUNCH! Item: Leftovers Ability: Technician/Natural-cure Nature: Jolly EVs: 252 Attack, 252 Speed, 6 Defense
Swords-dance Razor-leaf/Bullet-seed Poison-jab Return
Swords-dance brings up that Attack stat. Razor-leaf is for if you go Technician because it is the only Physical Grass Type move it can learn in Gen V that is Technician boosted, Bullet-seed can be taught as a Gen IV TM, STAB. Poison-jab is STAB. Return is pretty much Roserade's only other Physical move. You are going to want to stay away from Steel types but this is a pretty strong flower if used correctly.
Ability: Natural Cure Item: Black Sludge EVS: 252 SpAk 64 HP 64 Def 130 Spd
Hidden Power [rock]/ Spore/ Stun Spore: I know it would be incredibly hard to find a correctly IVed Roserade for Hidden Power, so Spore or Stun Spore would be the other option. Sludge Bomb: I just like it so much more than Venoshock. Venoshock takes too long to set up. Giga Drain: Healing. My Roserade has this, and I really over use it. Shadow Ball/ Rest: Good Psychic coverage, or Natural Cure Abuse+ Healing. Or Synthesis if you're in need immediately.
Roserade @ Life ORb Ability: Natural Cure Nature: Timid EVs: 4 Def / 252 SpA / 252 Spe
Giga Drain and Leaf Storm are both STAB, it depends on if you want healing and the ability to stay in, or want more of a hit and runner. Sludge Bomb rounds out the coverage hitting Fire types among other things and stuff and is STAB. Hidden Power Fire gets good coverage along with Grass STAB, and hits Grass types. Sleep Powder is an acceptable alternative if using Giga Drain, if using Leaf Storm go with Rest for some nice healing and a combo with Natural Cure.
Roserade @ Leftovers Ability: Poison Point Nature: Modest -Toxic Spikes -Giga Drain -Leech Seed -Venoshock
Toxic Spikes are very useful if you like entry hazards. Giga drain and leech seed are STAB and added with leftovers, Roserade will heal very quickly. Venoshock is also STAB, and if the foe is poisoned by poison point/toxic spikes it will do x2 damage.
Roserade Ability Natural Care Item Scope Lens Moves GrassWhistle Energy Ball Grass Knot Poison Jab
This will be the best move set for roserade Giga drain-(33 lvl) in b/w it's base power is 75, and it restores half the H.P the opponent has lost Petal Dance-(40 lvl) it has 120 base power,
these 2 moves can be learnt by roselia by level up only,so, evolve it at 40 lvl so that he/she will learn both the moves
shadow ball(TM)- incredible move,though it doesn't have stab,it will be useful in taking down psychic pokes sludge bomb(TM)-one of the best poison type move with 90 base power and stab and has 10% of poisioning the foe
an advice for everyone,catch 4-5 budews or roselias and check their stats,level up the ones which has the best speed and special attack,regardless of it's nature(iv's play a major role) and as soon as you caught a roselia/budew only battle with roselia/budew 255 times it makes your Pokemons special attack higher than the normal ones(ev's also plays a major role) I'm telling this because a roserade with 367 special attack is far better than a roserade with 281 sepcial attack
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This splendid ewer, topped with a finial in the form of a wild man, is one of a pair in The Cloisters collection. The wild man was a mythical woodland creature intended to symbolize the fortitude and might of its owner, possibly Hartmann von Stockheim, German master of the Order of Teutonic Knights from 1499 to 1510 or 1513. Originally regarded as brutish and irrational, by the time of his portrayal on this ewer he was perceived as the embodiment of legendary Germanic strength and endurance. Such a standard would have been an appropriate choice for an order of knights that took vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience and was a powerful military force in Germany at the turn of the sixteenth century. Holding the traditional attributes of club and armorial shield (once bearing a coat of arms), the wild man at once announced and protected the ewer's ownership. In most cases, the kneeling wild man's defense is only symbolic, but here a toothed and clawed dragon—forming the ewer's handle—represents a tangible threat.
The Teutonic Knights , Vienna (sold 1937) ; [ Saemy Rosenberg , Amsterdam (in 1937)] ; Baroness Catalina von Pannwitz , Amsterdam ; [ Rosenberg & Stiebel , New York (sold 1953)]