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Hi DGDanforth,
Great post!
However I have a question, when reading the info provided by your link, I noticed that this is mostly an initiative engendered by the military.
The fact that the military is involved in such forward looking planing comes as no surprise to me.
If there is anything I know about the military it is that whatever their faults they have a plethora of people who are focused on future threats and are thoroughly involved in searching for solutions to said threats.
So my question is, where are the comments by conservatives, who postulate to support the military, when someone like you posts an example of the military's ability to ignore rhetoric and pursue a green path?
Somehow I find their silence a puzzle.
When the facts change, I change my mind," John Maynard Keynes once observed in a debate. "What do you do, sir?" Why, sir, they take no notice of changed facts and so are untroubled by such questions.
|Thu, 08 Sep 2011, 12:12pm
An oldie but a goodie... This is what I find puzzling:
one the home of a Nobel Peace prize winner - 'Greenie'; and one not...
House #1
A 20 room, 10,000 square foot mansion (not including 8 bathrooms) heated by natural gas. Add on a pool (and a pool house) and a separate guest house, all heated by gas. In one month this residence consumes more energy than the average American household does in a year. The average bill for electricity and natural gas runs over $2,400 per month. In natural gas alone, this property consumes more than 20 times the national average for an American home. This house is not situated in a Northern 'snow belt' area.
House #2
Designed by an architecture professor at a leading national university. This house incorporates every 'green' feature current home construction can provide. The house is 4,000 square feet (4 bedrooms) and is nestled on a high prairie. A central closet in the house holds geothermal heat-pumps drawing ground water through pipes sunk 300 feet into the ground.
The water (usually 67 degrees F) heats the house in the winter and cools it in the summer. The system uses no fossil fuels such as oil or natural gas and it consumes one-quarter electricity required for a conventional heating/cooling system. Rainwater from the roof is collected and funneled into a 25,000 gallon underground cistern. Wastewater from showers, sinks and toilets goes into underground purifying tanks and then into the cistern. The collected water then irrigates the land surrounding the house. Surrounding flowers and shrubs native to the area enable the property to blend into the surrounding rural landscape.
House #1 is located in the ultra-wealthy enclave of Nashville called Belle Meade; it is Al Gore's house. House #2 is on a ranch near Crawford, Texas ; it is the residence of George W. Bush.
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|Sat, 10 Sep 2011, 3:52am
Hi dvelasco68,
For the sake of argument I will not dispute your postulate, however I will point out that you are using an "ad-hominem" form of argument, which is as always a logical fallacy.
If I were to analyze your postulate, I would have to say that you are comparing houses that are not only constructed at different times but also vastly differ in size as well as being located in different climates.
I I didn't know better I would suspect that you were engaging in some form of political smear campaign, rather than addressing the true issues that we all face in terms of securing a sustainable life style for all citizens of planet earth.
When the facts change, I change my mind," John Maynard Keynes once observed in a debate. "What do you do, sir?" Why, sir, they take no notice of changed facts and so are untroubled by such questions.
|Sat, 10 Sep 2011, 12:16pm
I was just giving an example the opposite of what you implied was the norm...
I wonder, now that Al has made all this money, has he converted / retrofitted all his homes to be 100% green???
Other than the 'Carbon credits' Al bought (which further his ponzi scheme), what personal 'green' initiatives has he done? Buy a Telsa for personal use? Solar panels on his home? Geothermal? Plant a thousand trees?
I don't know, really... I'm just asking...
And please, who brought up conservative?? not me... It just happens my example includes to leaders, who happen to have been POTUS, and VPOTUS... I would have voted for Gore in a second 20 years ago, as (I at least) viewed him as moderate back then...
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|Sat, 10 Sep 2011, 12:31pm
outfitting your home can make a statement, true. Being a global leader, encouraging or suppressing needed change, makes an incredible difference. The current President probably does not have any cosmetic "greenery" yet has maneuvered an order of magnitude of funding toward energy independency. This matters.
Thanks BTV for the blog
|Sat, 10 Sep 2011, 12:38pm
The military angle? Well, they are part of the government which is trying to spawn the next economy. However, IMO, energy independence increases the likelihood that they will not be called upon to fight in oil producing regions.
Seems like America, somewhere, is thinking a bit forward.
Thanks BTV for the blog
|Sat, 10 Sep 2011, 6:25pm
I think the USA will probably have active combatants in Venezuela before much longer.
Notice how twitchy Hugo Chavez is getting about taking his gold away from US control?
Here is a video from Stratfor that seems to agree somewhat..
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|Sun, 11 Sep 2011, 3:22am
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Sun electric in Miami has Crystalline, not amorphous, panels for $0.75 a watt. grab em, just got mine delivered last week they are sweet. Got a few weeks of work to get up on the roof though.
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|Sun, 11 Sep 2011, 8:57am
Half the government spending on this goes to china to pay for the solar cells. The electronics were also made in Asia. The lowest technology in the project will go to Americans doing the installation.
BKK, $0.75 per watt is pretty good since the silver in it cost $0.15 and the polysilicon cost about $0.30 per watt.
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Yes this matters... By lining the pockets of friends, such as the $535MM loan guarantees, which was a known bad investment... And was done under 'green' auspices...
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I think I've spent about three months underwater, he said to me, then grinned sheepishly and held up the piece of paper on which he had written his calculations.
A moment ago, I had asked Campion to estimate how many minutes he had spent underwater over the course of his life. His answer was hardly surprising, considering that Campion has logged more than 2,600 scuba dives over the last 27 years.
Campion is St. Olaf's resident scuba diving instructor. He teaches Scuba Diving, a quarter-credit Physical Education Activity course that meets every Friday in Skoglund. The class is divided into three segments: classroom instruction, pool training and open water training. The last aspect of the course the open water training consists of four dives in Square Lake in Stillwater, Minn. All 21 St. Olaf students enrolled in the course this semester will have completed their open water training by Oct. 22.
The course, which has an equipment fee of $295, tests students psychologically, physically and academically. All the students involved in the course must complete a written test and a series of underwater challenges. Upon completion of the course, students become certified Open Water Divers under the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI).
Campion said he hopes that the relatively long timeframe of his course will help his students learn all of the skills that are necessary for a successful dive (many recreational dive courses are completed in two or three weekends), but he acknowledges that there is some risk associated with the activity.
Scuba diving is a hazardous activity, but it's also a fun activity, he said. I just hope that I'm producing safer divers by teaching a longer course.
For most of his life Campion has enjoyed access to an underwater world that many of us will only experience through photos. He began diving in 1979 while he was a math and physics major at St. Olaf. In the summer between his freshmen and sophomore years he enrolled in a scuba diving course offered through a community education program. Upon completion of the course, Campion became a basic PADI-certified Open Water Diver.
The following year, he became a certified Advanced Open Water diver, and began diving regularly with Marshal Kirckof, a divemaster and instructor who ran a dive shop out of Owatonna, Minn. As an Advanced Open Water Diver, Campion was certified to dive independently anywhere in the world and descend to a maximum depth of 100 ft. underwater.
Campion continued to move up the diving hierarchy; in 1985 he bought Kirckof and Associates, the dive shop that his mentor, Marshal Kirckof, owned and moved the business from Owatonna to Northfield. He became a fully certified Open Water Dive Instructor, and began teaching extra-curricular scuba diving courses at both Carleton and St. Olaf.
Now being underwater is Campion's second nature.
I've always liked being underwater, he said. It's like you're in an empty auditorium. It's so peaceful and quiet.
Over the years, John has explored extraordinarily diverse underwater environments. He has descended to the bottom of a flooded, 145 foot deep open pit iron mine. In winter, he often cuts holes in the ice on numerous lakes and swims in the crystal-clear, frigid water under the ice sheet. As part of the Advanced Open Water class he teaches, he takes students through hulking shipwrecks on the bottom of Lake Superior.
Each lake is its own world, Campion said. It changes every time you visit.
Campion is comfortable in almost any dive environment. As an instructor, he hopes he can help students acclimate when they are immersed in underwater environments.
In many respects, the most dangerous thing down there is yourself. Being relaxed and having fun makes it a safer environment, Campion said.
As part of his training, Campion is CPR and Medic First Aid-certified. He has also received EMT training. Divers are also encouraged to use a buddy system while underwater.
You can learn a lot about your stress limits [when you're underwater], but you also get a sense of your capabilities, he said.
When asked what his favorite part about being a dive instructor is, Campion said watching people realize that they can do it, that they can dive.
Once a person completes an Open Water certification course, they are certified for life. There is no age limit for diving; any person can dive, as long as they are healthy enough to meet the physical and mental demands of underwater exercise. It's a lot like driving a car, Campion said, after a few months of driving, you are comfortable doing it. Scuba becomes natural like that.
Scuba diving has been growing in popularity worldwide. Each year PADI issues nearly one million Open Water certifications around the globe. The organization has roughly 135,000 professional members and 5,000 dive centers in 175 countries. The PADI instruction booklet is printed in 20 languages.
The growth in the popularity of diving as a recreational activity is having an increasingly adverse impact on underwater environments around the world.
Campion is aware that human interaction with fragile marine environments poses an environmental problem, but he believes that diving magnifies an individual's environmental conscience.
It makes you more aware of your footprint on the environment, he said.
For Campion, the ever-changing underwater landscape is the most interesting aspect of diving. One of his favorite memories diving came during a dive at night when he was swimming through bioluminescent algae. He swept his hand through the water in front of his face and the algae lit up like stars.
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This is delicious! I will definitely make it again and share the recipe with others. I followed a couple of the review suggestions and did not use the oven- set aside the pine nuts after toasting in a nonstick pan, then browned the pancetta and the garlic (I don't like it raw) in the same pan. My husband happily enjoyed cold leftovers the next day.
Pasta with Asparagus, Pancetta, and Pine Nuts
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Pasta is the perfect weeknight meal. Your family will love the comforting flavors, and you'll love that it's surprisingly low in calories.
Yield: 4 servings (serving size: about 2 cups)
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- Calories: 385
- Fat: 14.3g
- Saturated fat: 3.9g
- Monounsaturated fat: 5.2g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 2.8g
- Protein: 14.9g
- Carbohydrate: 47.2g
- Fiber: 3.6g
- Cholesterol: 15mg
- Iron: 3.6mg
- Sodium: 584mg
- Calcium: 113mg
- 8 ounces uncooked cavatappi pasta
- 1 pound asparagus, trimmed and cut diagonally into 1 1/2-inch pieces
- 1 teaspoon minced garlic
- 3 tablespoons pine nuts
- 2 ounces diced pancetta
- 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 2 teaspoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1/4 cup (1 ounce) crumbled Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese
- 1. Preheat oven to 400°.
- 2. Cook pasta according to package directions, omitting salt and fat; add asparagus to pan during last 3 minutes of cooking. Drain. Sprinkle pasta mixture with garlic; return to pan, and toss well.
- 3. Arrange pine nuts in a single layer on a jelly-roll pan. Bake at 400° for 3 minutes or until golden and fragrant, stirring occasionally. Place in a small bowl.
- 4. Increase oven temperature to 475°.
- 5. Arrange pancetta on jelly-roll pan. Bake at 475° for 6 minutes or until crisp.
- 6. Combine lemon juice, olive oil, salt, and pepper, stirring with a whisk. Drizzle over pasta mixture; toss well to coat. Sprinkle with pine nuts, pancetta, and cheese.
Note: Pine nuts are particularly delicious in this dish, but walnuts would also be tasty.
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During World War II, the Nazis steal countless pieces of art and hide them away. Some over-the-hill art scholars, historians, architects and other experts form a unit to retrieve as many of the stolen masterpieces as possible. The mission becomes even more urgent when the team learns about Hitler's "Nero Decree," which orders destruction of the artworks if the Third Reich falls. Caught in a race against time, the men risk their lives to protect some of mankind's greatest achievements.
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In a Nutshell: This lovely movie is based on a true story and I admit that I'm curious to learn more about what really happened as the small group of art experts tried to save priceless pieces of history as the Nazi regime began to fall in WWII Europe. I was in Italy just a few months ago, basking in all of the beautiful artwork and can't imagine what a terrible loss it would have been to humanity if we didn't have some of the masterpieces that exist in that country alone.
Based on the non-fiction telling by Robert M. Edsel, the subject matter and setting are fascinating. Unfortunately, the movie falls a bit short of what could have been an outstanding journey worthy of Oscar buzz. The audience I watched the movie with consisted of mostly older people, some who looked like they could have actually fought in WWII.
This brief tour through war-torn Europe was directed, written, and performed by George Clooney. It's a bit of "Geriatric Band of Brothers" meets "Saving Private Ryan", although not nearly as realistic or good as the latter. The audience loved the camaraderie among the men and were left wanting a little more out of the star-studded cast which includes Matt Damon, Bill Murray, John Goodman, Bob Balaban, Hugh Bonneville and the exquisite Cate Blanchett.
Uplifting theme: What a sobering reminder this film features that Hitler stole lives, art, and even history from all of us. James Granger says "He really wanted it all." Frank Stokes corrects him "He wanted everything." Frank Stokes continually reminds his crew that their lives are worth more than a piece of art, and yet they are all willing to sacrifice everything in order to preserve it because it represents mankind's greatest accomplishments.
I love that the men refer to various works of art as "she" and "her", granting true life to images that capture our very soul. Frank Stokes narrates the journey and explains that they were fighting for culture, our history, and our very way of life. The works of art are not simply beautiful things to look at and admire, but our history…yours….mine. It was inspiring to learn that over 5 million pieces were recovered through the Monuments Men project.
Things I liked:
• It was refreshing to see a loyal husband resist an invitation of infidelity, especially on a lonely night in romantic Paris. Matt Damon's character, James Granger, even returned the tie he was given by the hopeful woman.
• The sets and scenery were breathtaking.
• One of the most profound scenes was when (SPOILER ALERT) the group finds a big barrel of gold nuggets and then realizes they were from the mouths of Jews who were killed by the Nazis. The scene carried a sobering weight that other scenes lacked. The audience gasped a few times, which I think, would have made George Clooney proud.
Things I didn't like:
• It's a bit slow-moving and disjointed with not nearly enough humor and some missed opportunities to make the film truly wonderful.
• Substitute the last line of the movie with something better like "Come on, I want to show you something else!"
Funny lines:
• "Do we get to kill anybody?" – Preston Savitz
• "Speak English" said several people to James Granger whose French was terrible. I've been to France and they really do hate it when we Americans attempt to speak their beautiful language.
• James Granger explains "I seem to have stepped on a land mine." Frank queries "Why would you do that?" repeated by Walter Garfield. James says "It was a slow day." I thought that scene was well done as they tried to come up with a solution and were prepared for any outcome.
• An American soldier says after the war was announced to be over "Isn't there supposed to be a parade or something?" to which James Granger gently corrects "Probably not in Germany."
• While talking about setting up some dynamite, two on the team have the following exchange: "Maybe I should do this." "What do you know about explosives?" "Nothing." "Ok."
Inspiring lines:
• "Who will be their protectors? Who will make sure the Mona Lisa is still smiling?" – Frank Stokes
• "It's not bad." "It's not good" – an exchange as two of the crew look at a canvas of Hitler's artwork from his failed run as an art student
• "Frank explains his passion about the Monument Men project by saying "If you destroy their achievements, it's like they never existed."
• "Great works of art can never belong to one individual." - Donald Jeffries
Things to learn more about: George Clooney said of this film "It's so rare to do any story that people don't know." I would love to learn more!
• The Ghent altarpiece by Jan van Eyck
• Russia's Soviet Trophy Brigade
• The Nero Decree stated that if Hitler died, the Nazis were to destroy Germany's infrastructure, as well as other valuables, including art. Nero was blamed for the fire that destroyed much of Rome. Forty-two days after issuing the Nero Decree, Hitler killed himself, and a week later, Germany surrendered.
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Tips for parents: There is some profanity, but not as much as you would think there would be in a war movie. People are killed and wounded with some blood and gore.February 8th, 2014 · Details2 Thanks ·
The Monuments Men takes you on a journey that is slow to begin with, but ends up being surprisingly engaging. The all-star cast made me think there would be some epic comedy in the movie, but to my surprise, it was a very serious show.
Be prepared for a fair amount of swearing and a few sexual innuendos. However, in these regards, it's much more mild than current PG-13 trends. The show is filled with characters smoking (which may add to the PG-13 rating) but that's very thematic considering the era. It should be noted that this is quite tame on violence for a war themed movie. We see some people get shot but it felt quite mild considering other violence on TV and in movies today.
I knew next to nothing about the story going into the film and now I want to research it more. The story itself is captivating and engaging but as previously alluded, it takes awhile before the movie gets exciting.February 3rd, 2014 · Details2 Thanks ·
Loved the history in this film and the respect shown to those who fought the war. Many of the facts in the film were unknown to me do it was also informative.February 10th, 2014 · Details1 Thank ·
I loved it, this was a very enjoyable movie. I was entertained, moved, educated and laughed trough the film The Monuments Men. The story is one I've never heard before, but defiantly one that needed to be told. The chemistry between the actors is great. It was filmed in the style of old war movies. It's nice to see a war movie more interested in the story rather than explosions, blood and violence. A big thumbs up!February 7th, 2014 · Details1 Thank ·
This was a tough one to decide if it is worth your time or not. I eventually said it was though. Lets start with what was good in the film. The best part of the film was the the story itself. It is an interesting story that I had really no clue that never happened. I like they way the movie was filmed, it felt like a throwback to the old films like the "Great Escape." The cast was was great to but that leads me into what was wrong with the film.
With such a great cast I expected more. I feel like Bill Murray and John Goodman were very under utilized in the film. I wonder if the cast wasn't so great that I wouldn't of had such high expectations for the film. The script I feel was not the greatest either. I feel like the dialogue was cheesy and there wasn't enough character development to care about these men. Clooney has proven he is a great director but one thing he has not proven is that he can star/write and direct a film at the same time. The pacing just seemed a little off in this movie.
Overall though it was worth a watch once but probably don't spend full ticket price for it. The movie does have some swearing in it and a ton of people smoking which is one of the reasons it is rated PG-13.February 7th, 2014 · Details1 Thank ·
Clooney can do better ("Goodnight and Good Luck") than this script, which feels like a Robert McKee formula special, all the beats and plot points laid out according to the formula. As a result, it works. The sad casualties are balanced with the sentimental pauses (a nice moment when a character gets a recorded message from home is clumsily juxtaposed with a soldier dying on a table in the medical tent) and the bro-banter. But the breadth and brutality of the crimes and the humility and devotion of the heroes cannot help but move us and, I hope, inspire us to treasure the masterworks they saved and the heroes who saved them... See Full Review1 Thank ·
There is something in the director's touch here that clearly indicates "The Monuments Men" was a labor of love and a fitting tribute to those who risked it all to not only defeat Nazi Germany, but save what Clooney's character describes as "the foundation of our modern society" and "the story of our lives."
This is a film well worth seeing... See Full Review1 Thank ·
I'm always interested by stories based on actual events, especially from the WWII era. My father-in-law played a part in a similar search for valuables cached by the Nazis. In his case, the valuables were genealogical records, also found in salt mines. Though not always easy to follow, I thought the film told a complete story. It was satisfying by my standards.July 25th, 2014 · Details
Great story with top notch acting, and a very interesting piece of history. The pace moves pretty slow, but is still interesting. Don't expect a lot of humor, despite what you may have seen in commercials. Nevertheless this movie doesn't take itself too seriously, and you can still feel a bit of the horrors of that time without needing the blood and guts. Content is okay for 12+, but under 14 will probably get bored by the pacing.June 14th, 2014 · Details
Director George Clooney has assembled a likable cast in a convincingly reverent view of the importance of art and culture in society. The movie plods along slowly, but I appreciated its old-fashioned story-telling, and a few of the emotional moments worked well for me. The success of the movie depends on you caring about men looking wide-eyed and speechless at masterpieces. If that sounds intriguing, The Monuments Men might be the adventure you're looking for... See Full ReviewJune 6th, 2014 · Details
This movie was very interesting. I have a 12 year old and wouldn't think twice about bringing him to this. Great content and entertaining.February 24th, 2014 · Details
I've seen this movie twice - once with a friend, once with my husband. It's definitely worth watching. It's amazing what these men did to help save art and sculptures, etc. I loved the cast and thought their chemistry was fun. Good movie, though there are a few moments that "pull on your heartstrings."February 21st, 2014 · Details
This movie was very average. Hardly anything exciting happens at all. Bill Murray does make it watchable with his comedy.February 17th, 2014 · Details
A good movie for younger people to help them understand how close we came to losing great works of art during this period of time. I though George Clooney did a great job in portraying this.February 13th, 2014 · Details
Director/writer/actor/producer Clooney - who does look incredibly dapper as the man in charge of assembling the crack team of art experts - completely misfires in this attempt to bring to life a story that deserves to be told... See Full ReviewFebruary 11th, 2014 · Details
This could have been a lovely historical lark, a bunch of grizzled faux soldiers tracking art, outwitting Nazis and occasionally dealing with a blast of tragedy and "what this war is really about" reminders. Clooney, for the first time in his directing career ("Good Night, and Good Luck," "The Ides of March") never finds the sweet spot, and never quite wrestled the script into a shape entertaining enough to make the liberties he and Heslov took with the facts worth it... See Full Review
With an estimated 48,000,000 human deaths, World War II was a bloody battle by all accounts. But the immense loss of life was not the only casualty. Watching this team of Monuments Men fight to preserve the cultural identity and peoples' history is inspiring, and will give adults and teens a different appreciation for the monumental cost of war... See Full Review
THE MONUMENTS MEN shows a different side of World War II and does so in a less cynical way than many war movies. While the movie tries to lighten the tone, it gets stuck between being a comedy and a drama. The mediocre script avoids character depth and pushes its themes using on-the-nose dialogue... See Full Review
Despite its intrinsically fascinating subject matter and winning cast, The Monuments Men is no treasure... See Full Review
The Monuments Men sounds like a what's-not-to-like? movie, but it turns out to be a bizarre failure. It's not just that the film is dull — it's that there's no there there to like. This should have been a historical heist film, but the script, by Clooney and Grant Heslov, leaves out the heist, or anything else of conventionally pleasing intrigue... See Full Review


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"Logged into temporary profile" assistance please
Hello forumers.
So just today, I have encountered an error saying "You have logged into temporary profile". I have searched some various tutorials to fix my problem, I'm not quite familiar with all these so I probably messed up.
I have used this two specific tutorial as my guideline
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3. In the registry of newadmin, I located brokenprofile's SID (the one with .bak and has an ProfileImagePath data of C:/Users/brokenprofile.
3. I exported the SID folder for backup porpuse and then deleted it from the registry.
4. I copied the files inside C:/Users/brokenprofile into newadmin's desktop (my pictures, my documents, etc, etc..)
I'm lost now, any help would be much appriciated. Thank you very much.
Reason I can't move on with the other steps:
Everytime I try to re-create the brokenprofile in the control panel user account, I ended up having an ProfileImagePath named brokenprofile.computername-PC. When using a different user profile name, it ends up clean with only my desired username, withouth the .computername-PC
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Hello Hellocritz, and welcome to Seven Forums.
Have you already logged off and on to see if the C:/Users/brokenprofile gets recreated?
If so, and it still is corrupted, have you already tried doing a system restore at boot using a restore point dated before you got this user profile error.
If so, and it still is corrupted, then you may need to copy what you want from the old account to the new one and use the new user account instead.
Hope this helps for now,
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Yeah I did try to log in/off and even tried system restore.
I've given up and what I did was adopt to a new user profile. Thanks for the reply anyway I appreciate it.
My question now is, how do I fix corrupted programs? well not really corrupted, but some applications are having issues and I can't launch them.
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It depends if it's the shortcut or the program itself is not working properly.
If the shortcut, then you could just create a new shortcut from the exe file of the program.
If the program, you could uninstall and reinstall it to hopefully fix it.
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» A look ahead to NFC divisional playoffs
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Maybe Rex Ryan had it right when he said the New York Jets, despite being the fifth seed in the AFC playoffs, should be viewed as Super Bowl favorites.
As it turns out, the Jets' coach could have just as easily been talking about the club for which he previously worked as defensive coordinator, the sixth-seeded Baltimore Ravens.
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That's because the Jets and Ravens both advanced in the postseason with authority. The Jets pounded the Cincinnati Bengals, 24-14, while the Ravens crushed the New England Patriots, 33-14.
One could argue that the third-seeded Patriots, who won the AFC East, and the fourth-seeded Bengals, who won the AFC North, had shown enough vulnerability to not even belong in the playoffs. But nothing should be taken away from the Jets or Ravens. They have clearly earned the right to continue playing.
And with that right comes challenges that figure to be far greater than those they faced in playing the Bengals and the Patriots. The Jets must travel to San Diego to take on the second-seeded Chargers on Sunday, while the Ravens go to Indianapolis to face the top-seeded Colts on Saturday.
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Which home team is the most vulnerable?
The Colts. They were pretty shaky in some wins at Lucas Oil Stadium, the most notable of which was a win against New England that easily could have gone the other way had the Pats not gambled and lost on a fourth-and-2 call late in the game. The Ravens have a strong enough defensive front to give the Colts problems because they aren't likely to allow Indianapolis' poor running game to suddenly get good. If Terrell Suggs is on his game, he could force Peyton Manning into some mistakes. The Colts also have been in shut-down mode since Week 15, so they could have some rust.
Why isn't rust a factor with the Chargers?
Because they are the hottest team in the league, having won their final 11 games. Even when they gave Philip Rivers and other starters some rest in the season-finale, they played full-throttle. And no quarterback is performing better than Rivers. He has been a playmaking machine, while being extremely efficient. With good protection, he is absolutely deadly. Giving Rivers time will allow his prolific receivers (Vincent Jackson, Antonio Gates, and Malcolm Floyd) to get open, even against the best of secondaries.
How will the Ravens' banged-up secondary hold up vs. Manning?
Not well. Baltimore's defensive backs did OK against Tom Brady because the Ravens were able to generate pressure on him, and Brady was not himself. Brady clearly was playing with one or more injuries, even though he refused to acknowledge as much. He also didn't have his best receiver, Wes Welker. Manning enters the game healthy and fresh, having been rested for parts of the final two games of the regular season and during a first-round bye. He has a highly dangerous group of pass-catchers in Reggie Wayne, Dallas Clark, Pierre Garcon and Austin Collie.
Can the Jets' blitz-happy scheme succeed vs. Rivers?
No. The Jets will take their chances, but Rivers is too cool and too quick to get rid of the ball. By selling out to pressure Rivers, the Jets will leave themselves vulnerable to Gates, as well as to LaDainian Tomlinson and Darren Sproles, to whom Rivers will often throw screens. No one will ever confuse Cincinnati's Carson Palmer, whose poor passing didn't allow the Bengals to take advantage of the many coverage openings the Jets created with their blitzing, with Rivers.
How will the Colts' D hold up vs. Ravens' run game?
Better than expected. Although the Colts -- who ranked 24th in the NFL against the rush this season -- don't have much bulk up front, they do have defenders who swarm to the ball and make plays. They have the right sort of defensive speed to handle the ultra-quick Ray Rice as a runner and receiver.
How is Flacco going to deal with the Colts' strong pass rush?
He'll have his problems. Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis have a great deal of quickness off the edge, and they'll be able to put their share of heat on Joe Flacco, who hasn't looked nearly as comfortable in the pocket as he was through the first half of the season. Flacco seems hesitant at times, which is a function of a receiving corps that does not excel at getting separation.
Is Mark Sanchez ready to step up to the challenge of facing the Chargers' defense on the road?
Not likely. Although he was highly impressive in his first NFL playoff game, his second will be dramatically different. The Chargers have a stronger pass rush than the Bengals. They can bring pressure off the edge, which is likely to limit Sanchez's ability to have the sort of success he enjoyed on roll-out throws in the Cincinnati game. Playing in the divisional round, against a much stronger opponent, will likely remind him that he is a rookie.
Who is the best coach?
Norv Turner. He has kept the Chargers performing at a high level. He has encouraged cohesiveness, which allowed them to overcome their early-season struggles and turn red hot. You could also make an argument for the Jets' Rex Ryan. His bold and brash persona isn't all that is worth noting about him. Ryan did a superb job of preparing his team to play its best in its last two games. Of course, both of those lopsided wins came game against the struggling Bengals. But Ryan deserves credit for guiding his team into the playoffs and for putting together a defensive plan that worked effectively against Palmer and the rest of the Bengals' offense.
Who is the most talented player?
Manning might be the NFL's MVP, but Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis looks to be the most talented player overall. He has freakish athletic ability, and tremendous instincts. He can take away an opponent's best receiver, which alters game plans.
Which team has the best chance of reaching the Super Bowl?
San Diego. Besides being the hottest, the Chargers also are the most complete team in the divisional round. They seem to match up well with all of the remaining teams in the playoffs. The only thing that seemingly could stop the Chargers is themselves.


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House Tour: London - A North London Sanctuary
Architect's Name: Jennifer Beningfield
Location: London, UK
Size: 600 sq ft
Renovation completed: Fall 2007
"Very calm and relaxing -- that was the brief," says London-based South African architect Jennifer Beningfield of Open Studio Architects in London, the genius behind London Urchin's Jewelry Box, the winner of the 2007 Smallest Coolest contest and this North London sanctuary...
Jennifer's Openstudio Architects works on both public and private spaces. For this North London pied-à-terre, she gutted a wrecked Edwardian flat, turning what was a dark space into a clean-lined, bright one-bedroom apartment with seamless built-in storage, a massive custom-designed European oak kitchen in the convivial main space, and absolutely no clutter. The floors were also replaced with oak in a different cut to add interest and maintain harmony. The baseboards were removed and the ceiling moldings stripped, but the original fireplace was left in place, which the clients topped with a straight-edged mirror.
Jennifer helped the clients pick out Norman Foster sofas, an Arne Jacobsen table, and Artemide lamps throughout. She says that in both the design and the furnishings, she encouraged them to use "just a few materials, and basically all one color" in order to make the flat seem bigger than it is. The bathroom was designed with the same idea in mind, with French porcelain tiles in beige covering the entire surface and a large luxurious shower making up for the lack of a tub. And the bedroom is a study in pared-down comfort, with beige linens, soft sculptural bulb lighting and a built-in closet to hide clutter.
"The clients didn't want any ceiling lights or any bulbs showing," says Jennifer, adding that it was a challenge to light the north-facing flat, which gets no direct sunlight but feels bright and cheerful, even on a drizzly London afternoon. They decided to dress the massive windows in translucent shades. And they added soundproofing to increase the feeling of calm (many London apartment-dwellers suffer the stomping feet and other abrasive sounds of their neighbors in buildings without sufficient insulation). But you could still hear the birds chirping outside. "It's really a sanctuary," Jennifer says.
- Kristin Hohenadel blogging from rue Vieille du Temple, Paris, France. If you have an idea for a European house tour, please write kristinh @ apartmenttherapy . com
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I know that monochromatic looks will make a space seem bigger then it is but that is just to blah for me.
I'm with badhuman.
Too sterile, yet still feels cluttered. :(
Not loving this... looks like someone (without much style) just moved in. Agree with other posts, love minimal, this is blah.
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I do like the lights in the bedroom, though.
is it illegal to hang art in london?
...although I guess they do prevent one from sitting up in bed.
Still. Pretty.
AT4H - thats because its about 'minimalism'. The use of a single colored background and brief text is meant to make the error page look much larger than it really is. ;-D
Incidentally I'm getting the same message. :(
When I saw London Urchin's flat I thought, Corr Blimey!
While this one has some similar elements it doesn't have the same effect for me. The kitchen wall setup with table and chairs reminds me of a judicial hearing room too much and the space seems a little cramped.
Some of the elements are gorgeous, like the kitchen unit and the orbs but as a whole the space is lacking something in my opinion.
I'm wondering if the furniture was part of the design process? If not, that may be why I'm not fully appreciating it. You know what (I'm thinking as I write this) I think if the furniture was different I would have been immediately overwhelmed.
O.k. I can't shut up yet.
The mirror seems awkward.
I think this place was designed in a John Pawson minimalistic way.
Everything that needs to be is there while stuff that doesn't need to be should be taken out and/or replaced.
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Oh dear, I have absolutely no sense of any personality from the people who live there. In fact, it just looks like no one has moved in yet. Why so stark and unfriendly?
I love the kitchen, but on the whole seems a bit cold and not lived in.
this looks like really fancy furnished corporate housing...that hasn't been rented in years...
Well, then, I guess we all agree. I'd like to go in there and splash some screaming scarlet paint on everything.
Is "screaming scarlet" a color?
I'd like to see a bit more personality of the owners/tenants, and I don't quite understand twin beds in a one-bedroom apartment (for a couple? sleeping in the same room but separately?)...
All the same, it's an elegant and calm space. I'd love to move in (and add just a bit of art and colour).
It seems very cold and unwelcoming; almost like someone just brought their furniture to a new place, and left their personality in storage. I could never live in a place like that.
I know this minimalism is meant to be calming but this looks like a budget motel. Snore.
Overall, I like this one. I certainly see a Pawson/ Anouska Hempel influence. My only suggestion would be to go a tad more minimalist/monochrome (the dining room and chairs seem a bit off , as does the bowl in front of the mirror) or to go a tad softer (say, a gauzy sheer ripplefold curtain wall over the living room windows). When it comes to minimalism, every little detail matters. As it stands, the furnishing send some mixed messages and dilute the impact of an otherwise strong effort.
The dining area reminds me of a conference room, and the sitting area feels to me like a waiting room in a standard office building.... not quite feeling like a "sanctuary" to me.
is that a glob of toothpaste next to the brush? is so someone has justed ruined the minimalist scheme!
I actually found it quite refreshing. It's like a warmer John Pawson.
Carpers on this web site might (will) disagree, but minimalism as a design ethic need not appear as sterile as it does in this apartment. Free your imagination if you can stand it for just a moment, however, and consider the possibilities of this space as it immediately foregrounds the people who live there and their friends. At a party for example, the people who attend actually become the objects of interest and not another thing you've bought. Imagine that! The problem here, what art has identified as the "lacking something" in the space might be people.
Whether or not the owners intend for their space to function in this way who knows, but let's consider the space as it looks and see what we can do with it, 'eh?
I am a minimalist junkie, but the problem with it is that you have to severely edit *everything*. Nothing can be casually left about like the tray and newspaper/book and random bowl. This place needs some colorful art to distract from the detritus of real life.
Cold, uncomfortable and zero personality. It reminds me of a doctor's waiting area, but with less charm.
The lights over the bed are seriously annoying; how many heads have been whacked on them so far?
Rugs, artwork, even flowers or plants would be a big help here. Dull, dull, dull.
Oh, but I love the shot of the bed. Makes me want to snuggle down with those pillows.
needs art and color. but the bedroom is cozy. but if it's for kids, (twin beds) then they need some things of interest . i don't like clutter but what's the point of being in a waiting room and having the few things you like hidden away. my friend's home is so comfy and cozy, beautiful and cheerful and they have worn floors and paintings of hockey players on their walls! and it works!
Davidasposted: I agree. But that's also true of padded cells.
The idea of this as a sanctuary is what throws me entirely -- the coldness puts me on edge and I find the sitting room really confrontational with how you would have to sit straight on to your guests -- though I love that they don't appear to have a TV in there. Or they may have hidden it somewhere we don't see, since they have teabags in the cupboard but no kettle on the counter. When you move in Britain, the kettle is usually the last thing packed and the first thing plugged in at the new place. :)
I don't think I like the orb lights in the hall (the scale bothers me, much like the mirror bowl issue) and the separate bed thing is confusing (the London housing market is ridiculous, but if you can afford to have all this done, it seems you could afford another bedroom) but if the orb lights in the bedroom are on a timer/dimmer to come on in the morning, that would be brilliant.
And no, there's no city-wide ordinance against hanging art here! ;-)
I like minimalism, but somehow, this doesn't quite work for me... I think it is the Hempel touches that do it; that and the Mart Stam-like chairs (are they Mart Stam but with curved arms?) that I complained about on a different thread -- we owned some at dining chairs for over a decade (actually, over 15 years I now realize) and they were miserably uncomfortable as dining chairs (great side chairs in an office though).
Also, I do not get the sense of perfect repose in this space that I do in a truly minimalist space -- I think that the volumes are off -- i.e., to me, it feels as if the ceilings should be higher to pull off such a look. (plus, the bedroom just feels weird to me).
If you are going to be minimalist, the few things you choose should be supremely comfortable and satisfying.
LondonUrchin's space was so much more successful -- the use of bold colour and texture -- for example, the Hans wegner dining table and chairs, contrasting the period feel of the space, etc.
London or Dullsville? I trust AT to vet these things and this was waaaaaaaaaaay below your standards. For shame.
so glad you all feel as i do. i was wary of opening the comments and seeing lots of, 'ooh, love it!'
my remark is, wouldn't at least one houseplant be a welcome addition here?
no houseplants here just emphasizes the lack of feeling of life in the place.
So funny--my immediate reaction on seeing the first photo was "it's as if London Urchin designed a corporate conference room." I fell head over heels for L.U.'s own pad but this one doesn't do it for me at all.
Feels more like a board room at Wernham Hogg than a sanctuary. It also feels like this reno fights the original character of the place instead of working with, or complementing it.
I'm a minimalist but this place looks unfinished, especially the livingroom. I don't like where the fireplace is situated and I don't like where the kitchen is situated in relation to the fireplace. This is not so great for my tastes. But if the owners lovet, so be it.
i think it looks gorgeous, i especially love the lights.
though it does look a bit unfinished. it needs some sort of color or art on the walls!
Point taken, viola!
I feel depressed now...
It's John Pawson, but much cheaper looking.
...and it's a shame, since I was so ready to like it.
I really like the way the kitchen was composed--the large oak block incorporating many functions (including hiding dirty dishes). It does seem as though it's very architect-sanctioned styling/decor, which often tends to be very severe and monochrome. Perhaps the clients are not quite in the space yet?
Or afraid of changing anything that the architect dictated? For example, our architect had some decided ideas about colors (or rather, non-colors of gray and black) that we rejected, not wanting to live in a prisonlike environment. Architects make great bones for spaces, but they often seem afraid of color and 'decoration', as if it is too frivolous.
I think this is beautiful. It's like a very imaginative hotel suite. It's not how I would arrange my own space, but it's very beautiful and confident. Would love to spend a couple weeks there while vacationing.
No matter what the 'look' I think the space should be inviting and comfortable.
This simply isn't.
None of the rooms are.
Inventory what you have and decide what changes need to be made to make it work.
The schizophrenic kitchen aside, it doesn't really need drastic changes.
But art, and revisiting the lighting schemes, for starters will go a long way.
L.O.V.E. the lights in the bedroom! Who makes them? Where did you get them? How are they installed?
Can anyone tell me how to recreate this in my own home? Where can I get similar wall-hung orbs in various sizes?
I live in NYC and need something cheap.


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Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia
Jalan LembahKuala Lumpur , Malaysia http://www.iamm.org.my/
Congratulations to Nicholas Elmi, winner of Top Chef: New Orleans, the 11th season of Bravo's Emmy-Award winning, hit reality series.
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Already looking forward to next year (June 19-21, 2015)? Relive your favorite moments from the culinary world's most sensational weekend in the Rocky Mountains.