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as requested, here's a tutorial for this sort of cutout graphic.
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first, open up the caps you want to use. Choosing good caps is pretty important! here's the two i used:
now we want to cut out the people. (sorry bones, but you'll have to go). using the magnetic lasso tool, zoom in on the picture and start tracing around the edge. make sure you click at corners and any points where the line doesn't seem to want to stick, so you don't miss out anything.
now that you've got a selection, drag it over to a new canvas, 500px in width and about 500-600px in height. do the same with any other caps, and then use control/command+T to resize them into a nice size. use a hard eraser tool to smooth out any really jagged edges which might have been left over.
next, colour the cutout caps with a simple curves layer, and make sure you set it as a clipping mask.
i also then put a simple black and white gradient map on tos!jim. clipping masks are your friend.
for the coloured edge effect on the cutout, select the cutout and its mask, and duplicate them. you'll now have two sets of the same thing. then, choosing the one underneath, move it slightly upwards and to the right. create a new layer - still as a clipping mask - and fill it with a solid colour. I chose red because it's on his uniform, so it'll add some consistency to the whole graphic.
now that's done, we can move on to textures! all credit for these textures goes to their makers. i'm really sorry that i'm not sure who they are because i've just got them all saved in one big folder omg
specifically, i'm looking here for a texture that will cover up the straight line at the bottom of the cutout pictures.
this has a nice brush/paint look to it. the bit i want is in white, so screen mode should work the best, but always play around with different blending modes until you get a nice one. I flipped it upside down and cut away most of it to get the part i wanted.
putting a curves layer on top of textures is great, because you can make the grey bits a lot darker so they don't show up, and you only get the white.
as you can see i used the texture twice, cutting out different bits each time and then putting them together so all the edges look nice. they're both still on screen mode. it requires a bit of fiddling, but it doesn't have to look perfect because there'll be more on top of it.
it's still looking a bit bare, so we want another texture to put over the whole thing:
i put it on twice, and i think i flipped it upside down the second time. another neat trick is to go to image - adjustments - invert, which inverts the colours on the texture so it looks different!
again, i used screen mode because that always tends to work the best with black and white ones.
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I hope this arcane little problem is of interest to someone with a deeper understanding of what is going on under the hood with MaxMSP, Kontakt and OS X.
I'm using Kontakt in the vst~ object in a patch(Max 5). I am getting a little glitch between notes. Here's the interesting part.
If I record the audio from the physical output jack, I get the glitch.
If I record using the MSP "Quickrecord" which says it records directly from the data stream of the audio driver, I get NO glitch.
(I have attached example recordings of each)
I also get no glitch if I send the MIDI commands out via IAC to a stand alone Kontakt.
Any idea why this would be so, or any way to get what I hear to be what the audio driver is putting out? Is this an OSX system level issue?
Okay, I get it. If the audio output buffer is set big enough the noise goes away. So, I guess something is hogging a bunch of processor cycles and the output gets muted. Oh well, the story of my life with live performance MaxMSP processing. Oh when will they come put with the 32 core, 20Ghz Mac Mini?
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In the meantime, if you're in Austin, TX, I'll be there next week. I'll also be in Artlington, TX and Atlanta, GA in February and Phoenix in March for the same Lightroom seminar (I don't have any scheduled dates past March yet). You can check out the seminar page here for a full video of what the day covers.
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Art as Aftershock
Earthquakes are dangerous phenomena, yet two artists chose to present these natural disasters, in a way that makes viewers contemplate, rather than fear them.
Luke Jerram and Carlos Amorales created works that comment on the 2011 Japanese Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami, and 1985 earthquake in Mexico City, respectively. Their works allow viewers to contemplate the nature of earthquakes with the help of visualizations through seismographic data.
In Jerram's piece, the artist took the seismographic data from the Tōhoku earthquake, and rotated it using a computer program to see the data in three-dimensions, later printing it in those dimensions. The sculpture, made in 2011, represents nine minutes of the earthquake, allowing viewers to calculate, and imagine, the severity of the disaster on their own.
Amorales approaches the 1985 earthquake in a more theoretical presentation, in "Vertical Earthquake" (2010). Rather than using data, the artist creates his own fault lines and cracks on the walls, drawing epicentres around each. The artist chose to capture the chaos and emotion of the event. Within the installation, newspaper clippings of the disaster are displayed, with fault lines drawn on them as well.
Where Jerram uses data to help visualize the severity of the earthquake in Japan, Morales plays with drama and emotion, creating a fragmented image which symbolically reflects the earthquake that he witnessed. Both pieces however, are sobering reminders of the immense power our Earth has over man-made constructions.
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This was all done for the Affector's latest exhibition; Common Sense.
Recently I've repeatedly heard myself and others in Urban Arts say how "stressful" the program is. Teachers and counsellors seemed puzzled at these remarks, considering the fact that technically we're assigned less work than what we would get if we were to take the four courses (English Art Music Drama) in normal school.
This got me thinking about the type of pressure we're inflicting on ourselves for each assignment. The fact that we're in an arts-based program (with a diverse mixture of artists) causes us to observe everyone else's process of creating whatever we're assigned to create. I've personally experienced feeling intimidated by another student's perspective/take on a project, when my instincts to "screw all my ideas and follow the crowd" kicks in and overcomes my "free and creative" side. And each time that happens, I have to stop and repeat to myself that communicating my perspective is the whole point of being an artist.
I feel like this is a continuous struggle of being an artist. We are told from a young age that we are to fit in with the world and avoid standing out too much. So when we do start to create, explore, and express our thoughts, we unavoidably end up battling our inner voice that tells us to do whatever the person next to us is doing. An artist that I would aspire to be, is a person who is not afraid to bare his ideas to the world, while maintaining that balance between personal expression and inspiration from other artists.
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This is a techno-art project I found recently called Stainless. It is basically a series of high-resolution images taken from a train while speeding by a station, catching people unawares in a public setting. The creator is a photographer and artist from Hungary, Adam Magyar, who travels around the world and captures these images. The video shown above is of people waiting on the platform at Shinjuku Station in Tokyo, and I chose to post this specific one simply because I've been to that station a million times.
I think this series is a great example of how the "idea" is half the art. No one would ever think that an ordinary, boring scene such as people waiting for the train could be made into a detailed, interesting observation of people in a public setting. Of course there were many technical glitches that the artist had to work out in order to accomplish what he wanted, but the idea is so important and it demonstrates how an artist does not always have to have the best skills in order to make a great impact.
He has done similar things in different stations around the world:
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The Holdridge Life Zone Classification System identifies some 120 ecological life zones in the world, 68 of which are tropical or subtropical (Holdridge, 1967). Thirty-two of the tropical and subtropical life zones are capable of supporting forests. About 19 million square kilometers of mature forests exist in the tropics and are distributed as follows: 42% in the dry forest life zones, 25% in the wet and rain forest life zones, and 33% in the moist forest life zones (Brown and Lugo, 1982). Statistically significant relationships suggest that life zone conditions relate to characteristic numbers of tree species (Holdridge et al., 1971), biomass and rate of primary productivity (Brown and Lugo, 1982), and capacity to resist and recover from disturbance (Ewel, 1977). These relationships are based on climatic data.


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A Parade of Everyday Addicts
- Monday, August 11, 2008
EDITOR'S NOTE: The following is an excerpt from Breaking Everyday Addictions by Dr. David B. Hawkins (Harvest House, 2008).
I did it to myself. It wasn't society…it wasn't a pusher, it wasn't being blind or being black or being poor. It was all my doing.
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I'm an addict. Most of us are.
There, I've said it. Wanting to write about addictions for a long time, I finally received the green light from my publisher.
My publishing team sat around the conference table sipping Cokes, lattes, and bottled water, listening to my sales pitch. Finally, Elisa, one of the editors, asked quizzically, "Can a book about addictions really sell?"
"I'm not sure," I replied, glancing around the room at the concerned faces. "But I do know this: We're a nation of addicts, and it seems like we ought to be talking about it. We pretend that addictions only happen to other people. That's not true."
"There's an image out there," Elisa said, "that if you admit to having problems with an addiction, people will think you're like drug addicts. The kind who steal to support their habit and have lost their teeth, their health, their kids, and their home. They're in such denial about the whole issue that they wouldn't want help if you offered it."
Several team members nodded in agreement.
Kirk, from sales, got up and poured himself another cup of coffee.
"We've drawn this imaginary line," I added. "It's them, the addicts, and us, the normal ones."
"So," Donna from acquisitions said, "is something wrong with that kind of thinking?" Just then her cell phone rang. "I'm sorry," she said, taking a moment to check the caller before turning her phone off. "I thought I turned this thing off."
"There's a lot wrong with that kind of thinking," I continued. "I want to talk about everyday addictions. The kind that affect each of us. I'm not pointing any fingers, but I like my lattes every day. I like to tell myself coffee's just a passion. But to be honest, I'd have a hard time living without it."
"Sounds familiar," Kirk added, smiling.
"I've also struggled with work addiction, but I like to tell myself I'm just a hard worker. I still carry my Palm with me wherever I go, and my laptop is always within reach.
"Donna smiled anxiously. "You're hitting close to home," she said.
"There are the addicts that sit next to us in church or work in the cubicle next to ours. They live next door, and their kids play with our kids. We're afraid to talk about these addictions because we fear being seen as stereotypical drug addicts."
"I'm still not sure I'm getting it," Kirk said impatiently, glancing down at his watch. "Either you're an addict or you're not, and if you are, your life is probably out of control. I'm still not sure about the market for this kind of book."
"It's not a black-or-white problem," I said. "These are everyday addicts, people who still function and work and shop where we work and shop. People like you and me."
"I'm surprised we're struggling so much with this concept," said Donna. "Of course there are everyday addictions. I'll admit that I'm an Internet junkie, and my husband would be smiling if he were here listening to this conversation. It's not a joke, though I've got to admit I've never thought of it as an addiction."
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KUPANG, Indonesia — A saltwater crocodile killed a man in an Indonesian river near villages where people have reported livestock losses in recent weeks.
The crocodile apparently sprang from the water and pulled 51-year-old Zam Ledoh under as he searched for crabs, Kupang district police spokesman Lt. Yoseph Marsudi said Thursday.
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Villagers in the area have asked authorities to do more to protect them from crocodiles, including hunting and killing the one that killed the farmer.Marsudi said the river is home to some 20 saltwater crocodiles but attacks against humans are rare.
A crocodile killed another farmer in the same river in January, and residents killed it days later.
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Hydrolysis of sodium borohydride (NaBH4) over metal catalyst is being accepted as a potential technology to deliver H2 for portable fuel cells. However, unresolved issues such as minimizing the amount of water and nature of hydration by-product limit the hydrogen storage capacities of NaBH4. An alternative method, steam/water vapor hydrolysis, can enhance the hydrogen storage capacities without catalyst, if operating conditions can be optimized [1]. In this approach, solid NaBH4 absorbs water and deliquesces, forming a highly concentrated viscous solution at near boiling point of water and hydrogen evolution occurs from this concentrated solution. Self or spontaneous hydrolysis also occurs even at room temperature when NaBH4 is mixed with water and becomes significant at elevated temperatures and needs to be arrested for increasing the shelf life of the solution. Thus the knowledge of self-hydrolysis of concentrated solutions at elevated temperature is crucial for: (1) developing steam/water vapor hydrolysis technology; and (2) storage of NaBH4-based fuel tanks. These conditions have not been studied in detail so far and the reported studies except two [2, 3] were for buffered dilute solutions of NaBH4 (0C ).
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[3] Andrieux J, Demirci UB, Hannauer J, Gervais C, Goutaudier C, Miele P. Spontaneous hydrolysis of
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A walk along the old Coley Branch Line
Southcote Junction
Starting Point
Off we go ...
End of the Line ...
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From 1908 until 1983, the Coley Branch railway line diverged at Southcote Junction and headed east and then back around into the Coley Central Goods yard, just south of Reading, and ran regular services mainly transporting coal, beer, jams and timber.
After its closure the whole length of the branch was traversable for a number of years. However it wasn't long before Rose Kiln Lane was first extended from Basingstoke Road and dissected the original railway trackbed near Coley and joined the Berkeley Avenue near St. Saviours Road.
Later the A33 (incorporating Rose Kiln Lane) diverged and followed the old trackbed under the original railway bridge at Berkeley Avenue and joined the A329 or IDR (Inner Distribution Road) at Reading, and completely consumed the old Coley Central Goods yard location in the process. The A33 now being known as the Reading Relief Road.
Below we take a walk along the existing short trackbed from Southcote Junction to the site of the old Central Goods yard at Coley. Approximately one third of the line is now part of Reading's road system.
Coley Park flats in the distance
Opened in May 1908 by the Great Western Railway (GWR) using standard guage track, the
branch line ran for approximately 1.61 miles (2.5 km) through open meadows
until heading under the Berkeley Avenue road bridge at Coley and into
the Coley Central goods yard surrounded by a then vibrant industrial area. The branch closed in July 1983 with the track connection,
rail and sleepers being removed in January 1985.
Today, the remaining clinker and granite chip trackbed of the Coley branch line provides an excellent walking path for an easy short ramble through attractive countryside, with flowing rivers and green water meadows. The trackbed is raised on an embankment for most of the way, and provides excellent views of the meadows as well as keeping the pathway clear of the winter flood waters.
Unusual plants include Alexanders, small toadflax, thyme-leaved sandwort, and poughman's spikenard. Butterflies, moths and dragonflies abound in season and the area provides excellent nesting spots for birds. A number of original Great Western railway bridges can be seen along the way, built in 1908. Apart from the trackbed and the odd piece of rail used as fence posts, there is nothing remaining today of the original railway.
Coley Park Farm is a short distance from the track, and is well worth a walk around to see the restored barn, stables, and coach house, and the existing dovecote. Visit the Coley Park Farm page and Gallery 2 on this website for more information. Alternatively you could follow the path that heads in the opposite direction across the meadows to Fobney Lock, but this does require dry conditions.
Southcote Junction
The trail starts from Southcote Junction. To get to the starting point of the branch line there are two access ways; one from Coley Park and the other from Southcote.
Access from Coley Park
Access from Coley Park is via a small alleyway (Image 1) located at the very west end of Wensley Road.
Passing through the alleyway between the houses, the view of the railway line from Reading and a brick maintenance hut (Image 4) are visible. The walkway will slope down and the entry to the old disused branch line is to the left.
Image 1
Access from Southcote
Access to Southcote Junction from Southcote is via Southcote Farm Lane. Walking under the railway bridge (Image 2), there is a footpath immediately to the left (Image 3). Meandering up the path there may be an old rose bush on the bank to the right - this embankment area was once a beautifully kept rose garden by previous owners of farmhouse approximately 50 years ago. On the left is the existing railway from Reading.
Following the footpath it turns to the right and just as it straightens to go up the slope to Coley Park, there is a pathway to the right which leads to the old disused trackbed.
At the Starting Point
Taking a moment to look towards the existing railway and where the fenced walkway curves to the left (Image 4) was the original location of the Southcote Junction Signal Box (Image 5). In 2007 there was a brick lineside maintenance hut on the other side of the tracks.
Looking north along the railway towards Reading, Bath Road (A4) bridge over the railway is just about visible.
Where the sloping walkway is today, once stood the Iron Girder footbridge which crossed over the Coley branch line. Constructed in 1908, it was dismantled in April 2001 due to its age and lack of maintenance.
The former Iron Girder Footbridge
over the Coley Branch Line
©Kevin Rosier 1991
Originally located between the footbridge and the junction onto the main line - just to the left of the branch track - was a small lineside hut. Located adjacent to the hut and closer to the track was a frame and net. When a train entered the branch from Reading, the driver had to pick up a wooden tablet (also known as staff or token) from the signalman. This tablet gave the train sole possession of the single line section from Southcote Junction to the Central Goods yard. Without the tablet the train cannot enter the section. The tablet was inscribed with the section it was meant for.
Similar GWR Collett Class 2251
as used on the Coley Branch
(example purposes only)
On its return journey, when the train was ready to go back to Reading, the tablet had to be returned to the signalman. If the signalman was not personally available to collect the tablet, the driver (or fireman) threw the tablet into the net as they passed, so the signalman could collect it later.
If you want to see a couple of trains, just spend a few minutes here before you start the walk. This is a good vantage point with a close view of the passing trains.
Off We Go ...
You are soon greeted by the old ballast trackbed underfoot and the thick convergence of dense bushes including Blackthorn and trees including the Silver Birch, with long grasses on both sides (Image 6). I'm not an expert on plant or tree names, so please excuse my ignorance.
Image 6
As you ramble along you pass through a small cutting, and it can be quite discerning if you hear a train from the nearby railway, as the sound can be fairly loud and echoes through the cutting, almost to the point that you think it is coming your way!
A semaphore signal was once positioned along this cutting on the right. This 'Up' Distant signal was always fixed in the 'Caution' position, as a speed restriction of 10mph was imposed on trains crossing onto the main line at Southcote Junction. As far as I know there were only two semaphore signals on the branch. The other being a 'starter' signal just prior to leaving the branch and entering the main line at the junction.
Coley Branch 'Up' Distant Signal
Photo ©1944 M.W. Earley
As the cutting gives way, the trackbed is raised on an embankment which will stay with us for the rest of the existing length of the trackway. To the right, though a break in the bushes, the railway embankment of the line to Basingstoke should now be visible. To the left a pathway leads back around to Wensley Road, between the backyards of the houses.
Before the nearby housing estates were built in Coley Park and Southcote, there originally was a trail that led from Coley Park Farm to Southcote Farm, following the Holy Brook stream for some of the way. This track allowed the movement of animals and farm vehicles between fields and farms, and also access beyond.
The first bridge you will pass over is the old accessway between the farms as mentioned in the last paragraph. This photo (Image 7) taken in March 2007, shows that the disused path being used as dumping ground for the local rubbish, which is truly a shame.
This rounded-arch bridge structure is still in reasonable condition seeing it was built in 1908. The design being a standard GWR (Great Western Railway) style. The bricks are layered in two distinct colours of dark-red and charcoal.
Image 7
Not really noticeable on foot, but the branch line is on a gently falling grade all the way from Southcote Junction to the original goods yard, so a walk in this direction is slightly easier. For the small steam engines with a heavy train, this last stretch up to Southcote Junction (from the goods yard), needed plenty of steam as this was the steepest incline of the track.
There is quite a fair bit of tree and shrub along this stretch, which has enjoyed uninterrupted growth since the closure of the line. It has now encroached onto the remaining trackbed that in some places the pathway is quite narrow. I would imagine if this growth was left unabated, the path would eventually disappear.
On the right is the Holy Brook as it flows from under the railway bridge of the Basingstoke line, and meanders closer towards us, dotted with large trees along its banks. A train is heard quickly passing in the distance as we near a fence made of old rails (Image 8).
Image 8
Continuing on, a small grassed field now fills the void between the track path and the houses, with the three high-rise flats (Image 9) now dominating the skyline. The field has a small grove of trees to the east (Image 10), which partly hides a small offshoot of the Holy Brook stream. Kingfishers have been seen nesting here in the past.
Moving along, the next bridge (Image 11a & 11b) is the largest of the remaining bridges and spans the Holy Brook stream. This bridge's brickwork also seems to be in the best condition and the original safety railings are still in position on both sides, although signs of missing brickwork is now evident near the top of the bridge.
Here the Holy Brook heads towards Coley and runs past Coley Park Farm. The stream is generally clear and clean, with small fish including dace and minnows. The banks are covered in thick weed growth in most places. The stream is prone to heavy flooding in late winter, which covers large areas of the adjacent meadows. The track is now very overgrown at this point, which is very evident from the photos (Images 11c & 11d) taken in mid-summer - August 2008.
As we round the last of the curve in the trackbed, large steel 'electricity' pylons stand towering over us in the fields on the right. The original pylons being erected in the mid 1960's. In the distance on the right is the Fobney Water Treatment Works, which was extensively expanded in 2005. The new sewage treatment works on Reading's Island Road is one of the most technically advanced facilities of its kind in the UK.
Fields south of Coley
©Andy Webb - 4 July 2006 (CCL)
The last bridge (Image 12 & 13) is another farm access bridge. This bridge is starting to lose its brickwork from under the arch, so it's only a matter of time. It was near here in November 1962 two light aircraft collided in mid-air and crashed into the fields on the right.
On the left in the near distance, is the Allotment Gardens located at the rear of the houses in Lesford Road. Further along to the right, quietly nestled amongst the trees is the restored Coley Park Farm, with its historic buildings and restored and new cottages. A pathway leads from the trackway across the field to the farm crossing over the West Bridge (Image 13) into the farm. Please remember this a private estate, so please keep to the public access paths. (See the Coley Park Farm page and the Gallery for more information and photographs).
Back on the trackbed, and onto the last existing stretch of the branch line. Up ahead looms Rose Kiln Lane which abruptly cuts across the trackbed. However, before this in the field to the left where the sheep still graze today, was the location of the Reading Volunteer Rifle Range, which existed from c1860 to 1908 (See map from c1870).
The end of the line ...
Today the A33 (incorporating Rose Kiln Lane) diverges and follows the last of the old trackbed under the original railway bridge at Berkeley Avenue (Image 15) and joins the A329 or IDR (Inner Distribution Road) at Reading, completely consuming the old Coley Central Goods yard location in the process. The A33 now being known as the Reading Relief Road. Located on the old railway bridge is the maker's plate, showing the date of completion in 1908 (being the same year the branch line opened).
And finally ...
.... A couple of photos of where the Coley Central Goods Yard used to be located. There is very little except for a few houses left on Lower Brook Street and a piece of track crossing the road into the former Simonds brewery.
This was the Goods Yard - looking south !
(Berkeley Avenue bridge in the distance)
An unusually quiet Berkeley Avenue
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CINCINNATI – The Xavier men's soccer team will open its 2013 home schedule on Saturday when it welcomes in Big Ten foe Northwestern to the XU Soccer Complex for a 7 p.m. non-conference showdown.
Game No. 3: Xavier (0-2-0) vs. Northwestern (1-1-0)
Xavier Men's Soccer Preseason Awards (2013)
Matt Walker
Nick Hagglund
LAST MEETING (Xavier at Northwestern; Aug. 25, 2012)
Forward Luke Spencer scored early in the first half for the Musketeers who were just seconds away from defeating the Big Ten regular and postseason champions.
Xavier committed a foul in the box giving the Wildcats an opportunity to tie the score with seconds to spare. Chris Ritter converted the penalty kick for Northwestern tying the match and sending it to overtime.
The Wildcats applied pressure in the overtime periods recording six shots and five corner kicks, but the resilient defense of the Musketeers withstood the challenge to earn the draw. The Musketeers mounted a few scoring chances in overtime as well, but could not capitalize.
Spencer's goal came in the 14th minute and gave the Musketeers the early advantage. The forward found himself alone with a defender and beat the Wildcats' goalkeeper to the top left for the 16th goal of his career. Midfielder Matt Walker was credited with the assist on the score.
Spencer and Walker each had three of the Musketeers' 12 shots taken on the night. Five of those shots were on goal. Northwestern had 19 total shots and seven on target.


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Haha lol, yer, what we all do isn't - YOU MUST DO IT AS SYSMAN, oh that didn't work, try it as SA.
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Point still remains sims users - including SYSMAN shouldn't be able to truncate the log file or change the recovery model - I mean if the error was because my recovery model was FULL and my log file had filled my drive - I'd rather fix my backup (so it truncates the log file onces it's done a full backup) so it doesn't happen again.