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MADISON, Wis.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker beat back a recall challenge Tuesday, winning both the right to finish his term and a voter endorsement of his strategy to curb state spending, which included the explosive measure that eliminated union rights for most public workers.
The rising Republican star becomes the first governor in U.S. history to survive a recall attempt by defeating Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett and the union leaders who rallied for months against his agenda.
Democrats and organized labor spent millions to oust Walker, but found themselves hopelessly outspent by Republicans from across the country who donated record-setting sums to Walker. Republicans hope the victory carries over into November and that their get-out-the-vote effort can help Mitt Romney become the first GOP nominee to carry the state since Ronald Reagan in 1984.
The recall was a rematch of the 2010 governor's race. Throughout the campaign, Walker maintained his policies set the state on the right economic track. Defeat, he said, would keep other politicians from undertaking such bold moves in the future.
"We're headed in the right direction," Walker said many times. "We're turning things around. We're moving Wisconsin forward."
Barrett repeatedly accused Walker of neglecting the needs of the state in the interests of furthering his own political career by making Wisconsin "the tea party capital of the country." He said Walker had instigated a political civil war in Wisconsin that could be quelled only by a change in leadership.
"I will end this civil war," Barrett promised in a debate. "That is something the people of this state want."
Walker ascended into the national spotlight last year when he surprised the state and unveiled plans to plug a $3.6 billion budget shortfall in part by taking away the union rights of most public workers and requiring them to pay more for their health insurance and pension benefits. It was one of his first moves in office.
Democrats and labor leaders saw it as a political tactic designed to gut the power of his political opposition. State Senate Democrats left Wisconsin for three weeks in a sort of filibuster, as tens of thousands of teachers, state workers and others rallied at the Capitol in protest.
But the tea-party supported fiscal conservative remained steadfast: Walker believed his plan would help him control the state budget, and his opponents could not stop Republicans who control the state Legislature from approving his plans.
Walker went on to sign into law several other measures that fueled calls for a recall, including repealing a law giving discrimination victims more ways to sue for damages, making deep cuts to public schools and higher education, and requiring voters to show photo identification at the polls.
Both sides mobilized thousands of people and millions of dollars to influence voters, whom polls showed were more divided than ever. Signs calling for Walker's removal and those supporting the 44-year-old son of a minister dotted the state's landscape all spring at a time normally devoid of political contests.
Turnout was strong across the state with few problems reported as some voters waited in line to cast their ballots.
"Typically we wait until 5 in the afternoon, but we were chomping at the bit to just get it over and done with because I think it has been an unjust campaign waged against the governor," said Jeff Naunheim, a warranty analyst from St. Francis who voted for Walker first thing Tuesday.
Naunheim said the recall was a waste of money.
"I think the Wisconsin voters voted in 2010 to vote Walker in," he said. "I don't think he did anything illegal."
Barrett supporter Lisa Switzer of Sun Prairie said Walker went too far.
"Even if it doesn't turn out the way we want it to, it proves a point," said Switzer, an occupational therapist and single mother on BadgerCare, the state's health insurance program for the working poor. "People in Wisconsin aren't just going to stand by and let a governor take over the state and cut social services."
Another great victory for a true conservative. When will Ytown wake up and see what the rest of the country is enjoying, the rebirth of the United States of America. Enough of the welfare state which is what President Obama and his administration want. He is a socialist and must be defeated in November.
This will break the back of the public unions and the stranglehold they have had on the American taxpayer. The party is over ...
All this going on while Mitt Romney is raising big bucks in the home of a Texas billionaire who owns 2 paintings by Adolf Hitler and a autographed copy of "Mein Kampf" These items will be on display in the room where the fundraiser will take place.
Recall elections are an uphill battle from the start. Walker will finish his one term. Obama will have enough popular support to win a second term if and only if progessive thinking people turn out in November. Please make sure you do all you can to get your friends to register and vote for President Obama.
Its funny unions need democrats in office to get government contracts but democrats nether care or need unions.
A great night for American freedom!
Maybe now, cities and school districts can get the all-powerfull unions under control and bring prosperity and spending control back for the average American taxpayer.
theotherside -- good points, But, domineering big business AND domineering public unions are BOTH bad for the American public.
We live NOW in an age of overbearing and all-powerful public unions that are destroying cities and school districts with their greedy demands and onerous work rules.
We must fight the enemy in front of us -- and in today's world the public unions are the worst of the two.
@ theotherside:
> > >realize that corporate America doesn't want to just be left alone to do business. They want to own everything, including you.< < <
No, they just want your business, for you to be their customer. People are beginning to realize that the "big bad" corporations are what drive our economy and give them jobs.
Walker's win says a lot about how the majority of people really feel about being financially drained by excessive government and union demands.
Fear not, the working standards sought and attained by organized labor of bygone years will largely remain in place. Some of the excesses will be trimmed but the basic principles will remain.
The problem is that Walker doesn't attack the non-working welfare recipients. He attacked teachers, nurses, policemen and firemen.
The problem is that he spent 32 million in out-or-state corporate money to the unions 4 million in spending.
The problem is that 36% of union members voted for Walker against their own interests because they are Republican. It's hard, but you can't let your party loyalty take you down a path against your own job. Ohioans found that out.
I'm very afraid for this country. I am afraid of the way that the corporate-controlled media has taken over peoples' minds. I am afraid of the hate and anger spewed by the right wing. What are we going to become? A land like colonial India with the privileged living in compounds attended by the poor masses?
The UnHoly trinity, Dems, Unions, the Vindy.
The best scoring education systems in the world are unionized public schools.
In Finland, and all of Scandinavia, there are scarce private schools. Everyone goes to the public school, with the union teacher. And they do great.
Singapore has well paid teachers, most unionized, some not.
As a teacher I was always aware that I had a public job, and considered it my patriotic duty to give 100% for the sake of my community in some of the toughest schools in Mahoning County.
With a Masters Degree and most of the way to a second Masters, I never made more than $58,000 but I did work for less than $30,000 for 15 years.
Entitled huh? Yeah, I thought I was entitled to more than spit in my face for yearly kicking back thousands of my salary and hours of my free time to make sure students got what they needed.
I was willing to lay down my life for my charges (in neighborhoods where drive-bys were common), a quality shared with firemen and police officers...and my reward was being blamed for a global economic meltdown. By the way -- those economic problems also exist in low union states like Nevada and North Carolina.
I gave it up this year, because children and young parents hearing the rhetoric but not fully understanding it, treated teachers with contempt.
A young idealistic worker will take my place. Please don't beat her down.
Educationvoter, thanks for being a teacher and yes you were underpaid 25 years ago.
But now it's different. You are in your late 50's with a guaranteed pension of $ 49,000 per year, cost of living increases, and paid up hospitalization.
I would need $ 1,700,000 in my retirement fund to match you...and I need to work longer (age 65)...and I never had summers off.
Yes, you made sacrifices in the past and had some rough patches...WE ALL DID. You have no idea what's going on in the private sector.
Really? You want to compare teaching with firemen and police? You go into burning buildings or walk down dark alleys to possibly get shot at? I don't see what being in a teacher's union has to do with being spit at or spending your free time to make sure students get what they need. You are paid on a contract basis to educate students during a specified period of time. Plus, you get to work a steady shift, weekends and holidays off, with plenty of vacation time.
So, when you decided to get into education, you didn't know the lay of the land? Doesn't seem fair to me that the person teaching advanced courses such as chemistry, physics, etc should be compensated the same as someone that teaches health class or physical education. All in all, for a career, teachers are now doing just fine. Put in your time, stay out of trouble, pass on your problems, and retire at a decent age. Oh, and maybe you can even do some double dipping at some point.
Remember, those that can, do; those that can't, teach; those that can't teach, teach gym. And, maybe that young idealistic worker that takes your place will be a man!
walter, you are so full of it.
Education_Voter -- Right On.
The Right Wing is going to take education in this country back to the 1800s.
Here's a sample of what they're doing in Louisiana.
Education, first off, Walker left out police and fire from the collective bargaining reform in Wisconsin. If Kasich would have done that, SB5 would likely still be in place. The problem is not the unionizing in the traditional sense, but the corporatizing of labor unions to form "big labor." Big labor doesn't care about the teachers. If they did, they wouldn't advocate things which contribute to the destruction of inner-city schools for example. They are more interested in promoting the democratic agenda of LGBT rights, higher taxes, universal health care, etc. I read one of my mom's NEA pamphlets and there was more pertaining to that than education! Also, the workers' freedoms were being restricted by forcing them to pay dues to advocate these issues. Why are union workers voting against their own interests?? Because for many of them, they ARENT! Unions should advocate for things like working conditions/wages/etc, but that's it. Organized labor has gotten too big for its own good and this result will certainly humble them. Expect more union households to turn Republican as well, because the Obama-style leftist Democratic party is not built on a blue-collar/labor platform.
Maybe the Vindicator could actually do some investigative reporting and tell us --
How much have pension payments by the city of Youngstown risen in the past 10 years?
Same for Mahoning County; how much have their pension payments gone up in past 10 years?
And finally, Mill Creek Metro Parks?
President Franklin D. Roosevelt, the architect of big government, was AGAINST labor unions for government employees. Even he saw that this was a conflict of interest and would lead to problems.
Please tell me how I'm "full of it" and what "it" is. If we are going to pay teachers more because they have a Master in Education, then the minimum requirement should be M.Ed (which I believe it should be). Teaching is a pretty good gig nowadays and I encouraged my kids to become teachers and one will become one in the next year or two. But, as I told him, it will be unfortunate that he will have to pay someone for the ability to work since he will have to be a member of a union. But, the pendulum is swinging back the other way and maybe Ohio will become a right-to-work state. In any event, professionals should not be unionized like a steelworker.
I'll let you take a wild guess what I mean when I say you are "full of it", you are highly educated so you love to tell us, so you can figure it out.
I am so tired of hearing people whine about how teachers make too much money. I bet you make a nice salary as an engineer. I can respect that. Why can't you respect what a teacher does? Why is educating kids worth so little in your opinion? I notice you like to make snarky comments about how easy teachers have it and how easy it is to become one. Do you have any idea what it's like to teach today's kids? Maybe you tried it once and decided it wasn't worth the money. (lots of people do that). My husband retired from teaching 31 years in the Yo. City schools, has a master's degree, and the highest salary he ever made, one year, was $46,000. For most of his career it was in the low to mid 30's.You think that's too much? What do you think a teacher like that should make? I'll tell you I have 3 kids in college right now and none of them wants to go into teaching because, as they put it,"they don't want to be poor". Now mind you, I'm not complaining. We have done OK on that salary.We live frugally. (I quit my job and became a stay at home mom after my first son was born). I hardly think a teacher's salary is a king's ransom the way some people think it is. Why do you think professionals shouldn't unionize?
All this proves is that an election can be bought. $31 million. And what will these donors get in return? Are you naive enough to think they spent that kind of money to help the middle class? Google and you will find a line in the walker budget to sell off state assets. In return, Kock industries can purchase Wisconsin state owned power plants for pennies on the dollar.
Congratulations neo-cons. You fell for the union busting charade hook line and sinker.
What everyone is overlooking is the real story...our States are broke. Our National Government is broke. The reason we are broke is simple. We are spending more than is coming in. With the slump in our economy and millions of people not working, the tax revenue stream our government depends on for income is greatly reduced. But yet, we still have to pay out the same amount of money to pay our bills. Something has to give.
If we cannot get government workers to accepts some concessions, then do the right thing...follow the union contract and lay - 'em off. Keep laying off and cutting back until our spending matches our income. If you want to sell off assets to keep workers employed, fine. Do it. That is how a business is run. Businesses don't keep employees for charity purposes and neither should our goverment.
That is why concessions are needed. But greedy workers would rather let the government and the economy collapse than accept any concessions.
I ran into an old friend who recently retired as a school teacher. She said she got out just in time and only pays $18.00 per month for her health Insurance. Her husband is also retired and on Social Security. Oh, and btw, she and her husband just got back from vacation out west and are now leaving for their condo on the ocean in Florida. They have been renting it out during the tourist season. They also said not to worry, Obama will get re-elected because he will lower gas prices even further during this summer. Isn't it good to see the poor economy doesn't affect everyone?
Yes, I, too have a Master's in Engineering and receive a decent salary. Actually, I am more or less on par with teachers of my age. I, like most engineers, also live frugally because we know the highs and lows of the business cycles. I'm tired of the whining that I hear from teachers that it is somehow an abomination that they should not receive pay and benefit increases and possibly should take decreases. The benefits that teachers accrue under the state system are fabulous but can't be sustained. And, yes, a degree in education is one of the easier degrees to obtain. When I was in college years ago, those students that couldn't make it in the more rigorous fields always ended up trying to get education degrees. This is unfortunate since there are some people who are blessed with the patience and determination to be fine educators. But, in any school, there are only a handful and the UNIONS protect the bozos. You and your kids are wrong. They don't want to go into teaching because "they don't want to be poor". If they go into teaching, they just won't become rich! There is a huge difference. Professionals should be made to stand on the body of their work and be compensated commensurately. Those that can't meet the requirements are told to move on and try something different. Teachers that can't produce just skate by and push their problems off on to someone else.
Why is it I didn't hear this out spending nonsense when Mr Obama and his minnions were buying votes by the bucket full. It is only objectionable if your side losses. Also the union bosses brought dues money from across the country to Wisconsin and spent a heck of a lot more than 4million. Hopefully folks in Ohio will wake up and smell the freedom of right to work.
It just amazes me that the only profession that nobody picks on is a huge part of the problem in our country. Doctors need to sacrifice $$$$$$$$$$ to bring health care cost down along with opening the boarders for health insurance.
" Doctors need to sacrifice $$$$$$$$$$ to bring health care cost down along with opening the boarders(sic) for health insurance."
Typical misunderstanding of why costs are so high.
Do you or anyone here know what is in their insurance policy and why it is there?
Here's a link that will explain why we're in the mess we are in:
Mandates come from lobbyists colluding with the state insurance commissioner to ensure that certain things are mandatory.
If you're a man why should you pay for maternity benefits?
If you are a teetotaler why should you pay for alcohol treatment?
If you're a woman why should you pay for prostate surgery?
And it goes on:
Tattoo removal, aromatherapy, acupunture, smoking cessation or hair plugs.
Why are you not in favor of Health Savings Accounts, eh?
So you can save up when you are healthy and put that money for treatments not covered.
How about being able to take your policy when you leave a job or leave the state?
Why shouldn't you be able to keep your very own doctor if they truly know you? The bureaucracy certainly won't.
Your doctor's job is hard enough treating you in the first place, why make it harder for him by cutting his fees?
" Doctors need to sacrifice $$$$$$$$$$ to bring health care cost down along with opening the boarders(sic) for health insurance."
Typical misunderstanding of why costs are so high.
Do you or anyone here know what is in their insurance policy and why it is there?
Here's a link that will explain why we're in the mess we are in:
Mandates come from lobbyists colluding with the state insurance commissioner to ensure that certain things are mandatory.
If you're a man why should you pay for maternity benefits?
If you are a teetotaler why should you pay for alcohol treatment?
If you're a woman why should you pay for prostate surgery?
Health insurance should be like your car insurance, you pay for the coverage that YOU choose and not what some paper shuffler thinks you should have.
And it goes on:
Tattoo removal, aromatherapy, acupunture, smoking cessation or hair plugs.
Why are you not in favor of Health Savings Accounts, eh?
So you can save up when you are healthy and put that money for treatments not covered.
How about being able to take your policy when you leave a job or leave the state?
Why shouldn't you be able to keep your very own doctor if they truly know you? The bureaucracy certainly won't.
Your doctor's job is hard enough treating you in the first place, why make it harder for him by cutting his fees?


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July 11th through August 4th. 8:30 to 2:30 pm. for most programs. Rotella and Maloney programs dismiss earlier. (Rotella dismisses at 12:30 p.m. Maloney dismisses at 11:30 a.m.)
Students who attend Gilmartin, Chase, Wendell Cross, or Generali will attend the Gilmartin Summer School.
Students who attend Reed, Bucks Hill, Regan or Wilson will attend the Reed Summer School.
Students who attend Carrington, Driggs, Sprague or Kingsbury will attend the Carrington Summer School.
Students who attend Duggan, Bunker Hill, Hopeville, Tinker or Washington will attend the Duggan Summer School.
Walsh students will attend the Walsh Summer School program. Click here for Summer Bus Routes.
Waterbury students were invited to tell the organizers of this year's Family and Housing Expo "what makes Waterbury a great place for families to live" in a new set of student contests. There was a poster contest for elementary age students, a poetry contest and an essay contest for students in 6th through 12th grade, and a live presentation contest for students in 9th through 12th grade. The poster, poetry and essay contests each offered $200 for first place, $100 for second place, and $50 for third place. The live presentation contest offers a $500 first place prize, with $200 going to second place, and $100 for third place. A selection of poetry, essay and poster entries were displayed at the expo, and visitors to the expo had an opportunity to vote for their favorite displayed entry in a People's Choice Award.
For list of winners and photos, click here. To view one of two winning presentations / video on Why Waterbury Is a Great Place for Families to Live, click here.
The "Free Summer Meals" are an extension of the National School Food Lunch Program when school is out. A nutritious meal composed of fruits, vegetables, grains, protein and milk is served. Meals must be eaten at the site due to food safety; a piece of fruit can be taken home. It's FREE for all children 18 and younger. Children do not need to be registered for any programs to receive a summer meal. All children and teens 18 and younger are welcome at any location. There is absolutely no cost to the child or family for the meals, there is NO paperwork or registration required. Click here for additional information. Click here for list of food sites and times. Breakfast and lunch menus.
On June 2nd, nearly 2400 Waterbury students ran the final 1.2 miles of a cumulative marathon in the KidsMarathon culminating activity. Marathoner Rod Dixon, who originated the KdsMarathon program, was on hand to cheer students on, along with Mayor Neil O'Leary, Waterbury basketball star Ryan Gomes, and several other dignitaries and community supporters. Click here for photos of the events.
For several weeks prior, students learned about healthy choices and goal setting while running short distances that allowed them to accumulate the distance run for a marathon, just shy the final 1.2 miles run on June 2nd.
Twenty nine parents were honored at this year's Parent and Community Leadership Conference, held at the Naugatuck Valley Community College on May 20, 2016. The full day conference event, which included a keynote speech byDr. Michele Femc-Bagwell Director- CommPACT Community Schools Collaborative and Faculty in the Educational Leadership Department, Neag School of Education, University of Connecticut and workshops by Waterbury Public School staff, GEAR Up, the Waterbury Police Department and other community organizations. The full-day event was co-sponsored by the Waterbury Public Schools, NVCC, GEAR Up, CommPACT Community Schools Collaborative, Waterbury Hospital and Bridge to Success. Click here for more information and photographs.
Students were honored from throughout the district on May 17 and May 18 during the annual Superintendent's Student Recognition Awards ceremonies. Students in grades pre-K through 5th were honored the first evening. Students in 6th through 12th grade and adult education were honored on the second evening. Click here for photos and list of winners on May 17 and May 18.
Twenty-nine teachers from throughout the district were honored at a ceremony at the Mattatuck Museum on May 25, 2016, and Ann Grace Spizzoucco, a sixth grade English Language Arts teacher from Wallace Middle School, was named this year's Waterbury Teacher of the Year. Click here for photos from the event.
Get the latest version of the 2016-2017 school calendar, updated May 9, 2016 by clicking here.


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I have to admit, I didn't quite understand Trick-or-Vote when it was first explained to me by the good people from Washington Bus. Looks like it took Katie Couric a few minutes to catch on, too.
But it's an interesting conceptessentially, turning Halloween into one giant get-out-the-vote opportunityand it reminds me of something I've been thinking: Everyone says young people (like the folks at Washington Bus) are the secret, somewhat hidden weapon in Barack Obama's election arsenal.
I think there's another side to that coin: Young people are the ones who got the Democratic party to buy into the very idea that Barack Obama could win. He would not have won the Iowa caucuses so convincingly without that huge surge in voting by young people in the state, and if he hadn't won the Iowa caucuses so convincingly, the Democrats might very well have had a different candidate going into the general. Someone safer. Someone, most likely, named Hillary. Whatever you feel about how events actually transpired, it's pretty clear that young voters are on the hook for this Obama businessfor better or for worse.
Yes, young voters get blamed every cycle for not turning out. But this time, if they don't turn out, it will be a doubly-damning type of blame. They'll be the people who convinced everyone else to join the Obama team, and then found something better to do when it really counted.


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I just upgraded to version 1.5.2. The Agenda widget shows "false" for all the times.
Updating the schedule for an existing event does not save. The event reverts to the previous schedule.
I'm using Genesis 1.8.2
I just upgraded to version 1.5.2. The Agenda widget shows "false" for all the times.
Updating the schedule for an existing event does not save. The event reverts to the previous schedule.
I'm using Genesis 1.8.2
Hi Darren.
I'm not having any trouble updating events - nor with the agenda widget. Have you tried disabling all other plug-ins and switching to TwentyEleven - just to see if there isn't a conflict somewhere in your set up?
Do you get any error messages when saving an event?
For the agenda widget, what dtate/ime formats do you have saved?
Thanks Stephen,
As mentioned in my other thread I will test disabling other plugins. I haven't been getting error messages. After I click update the page would refresh with the old schedule.
I had downgraded to 1.5.1 but the problem still happened which seems to point to external factors.
Shall keep you posted.
Hi Stephen,
I upgraded to 1.5.3 so I would have the latest version and disabled all the plugins and the schedule won't save. Saving a once off event works but when trying to save a recurring event it reverts back to it's previous setting. If it is a new event it reverts to the current data and time.
Could you put WordPress into debug mode and report back with any error messages you get when saving a recurring event?
If you don't get any then there are other things that can try to diagnose the problem...
Thanks for your quick replies Stephen. I enabled debug and got this.
Notice: add_custom_background is deprecated since version 3.4! Use add_theme_support( 'custom-background', $args ) instead. in /home/thecross/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 2628
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/thecross/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php:2628) in /home/thecross/public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 881
I found where it had been used in my theme and commented it out seeing as I'm not using it anyway.
I tried adjusting the event schedule and didn't get any errors but the schedule reverted to the previous settings again.
I just spotted this on the sidebar above the agenda widget.
Notice: Undefined index: mode in /wp-content/plugins/event-organiser/classes/class-eo-agenda-widget.php on line 71
Seems like the 'mode' setting of the agenda widget is missing from your database. All I can suggest is to try re-saving the agenda widget settings.
As the events not saving - it doesn't appear there is an error - so it could be the save routine ending early. So it'll be good to know at what point it fails. In
includes/event.php just above line 81 add the following:
echo '<pre>';
//Generate occurrences
This will print the data being sent to the plug-in and kill the processing early. You should a blank screen with data printed. If you do, check if it is what you expect (it'll contain data like the start date, end date, schedule, included/excluded dates etc). If you don't, then its failing before that point.
Re-saving the agenda widget settings did the trick!!! Thanks.
I added the code before line 81 and no change. After clicking update the screen refreshed with the old dates. Not the result you were wanting to see I imagine.
I added the code to line 31 just after
$post_id = (int) $post_id; and this is the result.
[start] => DateTime Object
[date] => 2012-09-15 09:00:00
[timezone_type] => 3
[timezone] => America/Denver
[end] => DateTime Object
[date] => 2012-09-15 10:30:00
[timezone_type] => 3
[timezone] => America/Denver
[all_day] => 0
[schedule] => monthly
[frequency] => 1
[schedule_last] => DateTime Object
[date] => 2032-09-15 09:00:00
[timezone_type] => 3
[timezone] => America/Denver
[schedule_meta] =>
[include] => Array
[exclude] => Array
Can you confirm that this only effects events recurring every month?
I've noticed a couple of potential bugs...
Here is the run-down of my tests.
Once works
Daily works
Weekly works
Monthly doesn't
Yearly works
Custom no options appear. Is this correct?
I hope that helps narrow things down.
Yup, I'll be releasing a fix later tonight - I'm really surprised this wasn't noticed by more people.
From what my tests, and checking the source I think the updating the monthly schedule does work if you also change other details (date/time etc). EO runs a check when saving an event to see if the schedule data (start date/time, frequency, schedule period etc) is any different from the currently saved one (this means it doesn't unnecessarily regenerate occurrences). In this case it incorrectly thinks it is the same schedule data - so doesn't update.
Custom has no options. Basically custom is a single event with extra dates included (if you save a single event with a date added it switches it to 'custom'). The idea is that a 'single' event with added dates is no longer a single event - so shouldn't be called 'single'. On the other hand a weekly recurring event with dates added/excluded is still a weekly recurring event.
Think of 'custom' as an event with arbitrary many occurrences and no general pattern :)
Yes, I'm having the same issue... can't update event schedule with "monthly" recurrence... Doesn't matter if I change the info or not... still doesn't save.
I can't even create a new event with a monthly recurrence.
This should have been fixed in 1.5.4. It has for me, but if either of you could confirm that, that'd be great :).
Yep, working now!
Thanks for the great plugin, by the way.
Also, any plan to add in more complex recurrence preferences? I'd like an event to recur on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday... so far the only way to do this is to create two separate identical events (each set to recur once per month on different weeks).
Tis working now. Thanks Stephen!
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I didn't mean "in series". Bad wording on my part. Really meant two GFCI devices on the same circuit. My understanding is that they can sort of fight with each other, and cause one or the other to trip.
I can see this happening with a homeowner who thinks his kitchen isn't protected and installs a GFCI outlet, when it was actually protected from a GFCI outlet installed in the garage. From reading other posts regarding circuit requirements for kitchens, this sounds like it won't meet code today, but apparently it did at one time. Makes it a pain to find when you trip it.
Methinks that is what you were trying to post, a GFCI followed by a GFCI. Posters on board mention that doing that will cause issues down the road. One of the few things I have yet to stumble across, but then again tomorrow is a new day.
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Boy are YOU going to be in trouble when she gets home!
I am not but my baby is in a great trouble!
I would still have to be 20AMP and also GFCI proctected since it will be in the kitchen.
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Toronto Film Review: 'Hateship Loveship'
8 September 2013 4:32 PM, PDT
A considerably more satisfying seriocomic vehicle for Kristen Wiig than the recent "Girl Most Likely," "Hateship Loveship" marks fine, steady progress for director Liza Johnson following her spare 2011 debut, "Return." Adapted from Alice Munro's short story about a shy, unsophisticated housekeeper who falls victim to a cruel prank with ultimately surprising consequences, this delicate and absorbing character study gets some unique performance mileage out of Wiig, infusing a potentially morose role with subtle oddball touches that keep things amusingly off-balance. The gently moving result is probably too restrained to stand out amid similarly classy and character-driven indie fare, but could carve out a small, appreciative audience in specialty release.
The opening passages of Mark Jude Poirier's script introduce us to the unexceptional life of Johanna Parry (Wiig), who quietly spends her days working as a caretaker. Shortly after the passing of her latest elderly charge, she accepts a job working for Mr. »
- Justin Chang
Toronto: 'Labor Day' Enters Kudos Conversation
8 September 2013 3:50 PM, PDT
Shortly before the Saturday preem of Paramount's "Labor Day" at the Ryerson Theater, Jason Reitman told Variety that it's "very different from my previous films." It is indeed, and awards voters who like offbeat and tender films should respond positively.
Kudos advantages: The work of writer-director Reitman, the performances, the subtle but spot-on below-the-line work and the film's originality.
Kudos challenges: It's a year crowded with good work. And the film requires a leap of faith from viewers who need to accept early on that this depressed woman would allow an escaped convict to enter the lives of her and her son.
Reitman was given Joyce Maynard's novel and thought, "There's a complex set of ideas there." He liked the challenge, saying "It's unusual for me to make a film with so little dialogue." He also praised production designer Steve Saklad, composer Rolfe Kent, »
- Timothy M. Gray
Toronto Film Review: 'Half of a Yellow Sun'
8 September 2013 3:10 PM, PDT
"The war isn't my story to tell, really," says a character in Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's richly melodramatic 2006 bestseller "Half of a Yellow Sun," arguably the most evocative literary account to date of the Nigerian Civil War that brutalized the country between 1967 and 1970. Adichie's knottily constructed narrative wound up splitting that storytelling responsibility among four distinct perspectives, but in picking a single protagonist and ironing out its nonlinear structure, frosh helmer Biyi Bandele's attractive, ideally cast adaptation does the novel a disservice. Superb performances, particularly from Thandie Newton and Anika Noni Rose as sometimes-estranged twins, rep the most sellable aspect of a diverting but surface-level saga that can't always sustain the personal-political balance of its source; the festival-friendly result, unwittingly true to its title, feels less than whole.
The rare prestige pic that could actually stand to be longer, "Sun" takes some unavoidable short cuts in »
- Guy Lodge
Interview: Steve Coogan, Stephen Frears on the Fast Pace of 'Philomena'
8 September 2013 2:57 PM, PDT
"Philomena" continued its global push Sunday at the Princess of Wales theater, with the audiences as enthusiastic as the were in its Venice launch.
Judi Dench is earning the bulk of awards buzz, but it's hardly a one-woman show. In a conversation at the Variety Studio before the launch, director Stephen Frears and writer-producer-co-star Steve Coogan praised their tech contributors, and each other.
The project began with Coogan, who read an article about the real-life Philomena Lee, who had spent years trying to track down the illegitimate son she'd given up for adoption decades earlier. Coogan wrote the script with Jeff Pope but said it changed after Frears got involved because he wanted the script tighter and more focused.
Frears was drawn to the "Odd Couple" relationship of Coogan's and Dench's characters. It's a sad story and it would be easy to do a weepy film. »
- Timothy M. Gray
Toronto: Sony Nabs Key Markets for Elizabeth Olsen Film 'Therese'
8 September 2013 2:35 PM, PDT
Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions has acquired several key markets for Elizabeth Olsen's romantic thriller "Therese," which is debuting at the Toronto Film Festival.
Territories sold to Spwa include the U.K., Germany, Austrai, Scandinavia, Benelux and Latin America
The movie, based on Emile Zola's novel "Therese Raquin," centers on adultery and murder in 19th-century Paris. Jessica Lange portrays the title character's aunt, Tom Felton plays her cousin, and Oscar Isaac plays her lover.
Charlie Stratton directed. Producers are Mickey Liddell CEO of Ld Entertainment, Pete Shilaimon, and William Horberg of Wonderful Films.
The deal was negotiated by Alex Walton on behalf of Exclusive Media with Michael Helfand, Chan Phung and Jon Freedberg on behalf of Spwa.
- Dave McNary
Toronto: Jared Leto of 'Dallas Buyers Club' Returns to Acting in Astonishing Fashion
8 September 2013 2:23 PM, PDT
Though Matthew McConaughey is drawing fervent praise for his performance in "Dallas Buyers Club" after its Saturday premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, the revelation is Jared Leto, appearing in his first film in six years.
Talking on Sunday about the reaction to the film and his multi-layered performance as a transsexual at the Variety Studio, Leto remained in disbelief.
"I don't think I would have done it if it was a couple of years ago," said Leto, who spent time focusing on other endeavors including music since last appearing onscreen as Mark David Chapman in 2007′s "Chapter 27." My head wasn't in the right place. I feel blessed to be a part of it."
Leto turned to director Jean-Marc Vallee and told a story he wasn't sure the helmer was aware of.
"I don't know if I told you this — but I tried to push it away, »
- Jon Weisman
Toronto: Eli Roth, Worldview Re-Team for 'Green Inferno' Sequel
8 September 2013 2:22 PM, PDT
"Toronto" Following the midnight world premiere of cannibal caper-shocker "The Green Inferno" in Toronto on Saturday, Worldview Entertainment and director-producer Eli Roth have announced they will continue their partnership for the sequel, "Beyond the Green Inferno."
Pic will be directed by Nicolas Lopez, whose "Aftershock" (produced by Roth) bowed at the Toronto Film Festival last year. Roth will present and produce the sequel, and co-script with Guillermo Amoedo and Lopez.
Worldview CEO Christopher Woodrow, COO Molly Conners will also produce alongside Lopez and Miguel Asensio Llamas of Sobras International Pictures. Maria Cestone and Sarah E. Johnson will executive produce for Worldview.
CAA, which is repping "Inferno" in Toronto, arranged financing and will rep domestic rights for the sequel.
Although plot details are staying in the pot for now, principal lensing will start in spring 2014 in Chile and Peru, where the original was also shot.
Buyer interest in "Inferno" fired up Sunday, »
- Jennie Punter
Toronto: Daniel Radcliffe, Michael C. Hall Keep Sony Classics Tradition Going
8 September 2013 2:08 PM, PDT
One of the ongoing traditions of the Toronto Film Festival remained very much alive on Sept. 7, as the Sony Classics dinner at Creme Brasserie drew Daniel Radcliffe, Michael C. Hall, Felicity Jones, Ralph Fiennes, Jack Huston and Anton Yelchin.
The event, hosted by Sony Classics co-toppers Michael Barker and Tom Bernard, also drew Frank Marshall and Universal co-chief Donna Langley.
"This is a great chance to catch up — and point out that we have nine movies at Toronto this year," Barker noted.
That list includes "Kill Your Darlings," starring Radcliffe and Hall, and Fiennes' period drama "The Invisible Woman." It's also launching Jim Jarmusch's "Only Lovers Left Alive," India-set "The Lunchbox," starring Irrfan Khan and Asghar Farhadi's "The Past," the Iranian director's latest film after 2011's Oscar-winning "A Separation."
Spc is also screening a quartet of documentaries — including Penn and Teller's "Tim's Vermeer," Alex Gibney's "The Armstrong Lie, »
- Dave McNary
Who Would Win a Beefcake Box Office Showdown: Vin Diesel or The Rock?
8 September 2013 1:27 PM, PDT
When it comes to nice guy beefcakes, Vin Diesel and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson are leading the charge in Hollywood.
But aside from Universal's "Fast and Furious" franchise, in which the pair appeared together in the last two installments, comparing their box office muscle shows some unexpected similarities and differences, leading to an interesting showdown.
This weekend, Diesel proved again his power outside the "Fast" franchise, helping another series installment, "Riddick," defy the early fall doldrums. With an $18.7 million opening, "Riddick" failed to beat its predecessor's $24 million opening in 2004, but the three-quel outperformed the original film, 2000′s "Pitch Black," which grossed $11.6 million during opening weekend.
So far, "Fast and Furious 6″ stands to be the highest-grossing film, by far, for Diesel and Johnson, with $788 million worldwide. "Fast Five" follows with $626 million globally.
After that, the box office results for both guys are far more varied. Here's how they stack up:
For starters, »
- Andrew Stewart
Brad Pitt: 'World War Z' Sequel in Motion (Video)
8 September 2013 12:52 PM, PDT
While promoting his new film, "12 Years a Slave," at the Toronto Film Festival, Brad Pitt was asked whether or not a sequel to "World War Z" was in the works.
"We're certainly talking about it, yes," he told Variety.
"World War Z," one of the highest grossing films of 2013 and Pitt's most successful movie ever, was the recipient of bad buzz early prior to its release but, in a reversal of fortune, went on to earn a whopping $533 million at the worldwide box office.
"We have so many ideas on the table from the time we spent developing this thing and figuring out how the zombie worlds work," Pitt said in a new interview with Variety.
"We gotta get the script right first to determine if we go further."
Based on the 2006 novel by Max Brooks, the zombie blockbuster underwent a complete rewrite and reshoot of the third act, »
- Stuart Oldham
Is '50 Shades' Star Charlie Hunnam Ready for Graphic Sex Scenes?
8 September 2013 12:51 PM, PDT
Charlie Hunnam will likely have to bare all and engage in some very graphic sex scenes as the leading man in "50 Shades of Grey," but he says it's not a new dimension for him.
"You know what, I had such a baptism of fire with regards to sexuality on camera at the beginning of my career," explained Huunam. "I starred in the British channel Four miniseries 'Queer As Folk' where I played a young, gay character and there were some incredible, explicit sex scenes on that show. So I feel, and now I am 16 years older and more mature so I don't anticipate them being too much of a problem. It's like anything else, just an exciting challenge."
After months of speculation, the 33-year-old Hunnam was chosen to play Christian Grey and Dakota Johnson as Anastasia Steele, the main characters in the erotic, best-selling novel "50 Shades of Grey, »
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Toronto: Fox Searchlight Celebrates Sweet Success of '12 Years,' 'Enough Said'
8 September 2013 12:38 PM, PDT
Things are looking pretty sweet for Fox Searchlight, with critical kudos and Oscar buzz rolling in for Steve McQueen's provocative "12 Years a Slave"— one of four pics the company celebrated at its lively Toronto festival bash Sept. 7 at the Asian bistro Spice Route.
With two Toronto screenings in the bag, "Slave" director McQueen, and cast members Chiwetel Ejiofor, Michael Fassbender, Paul Giamatti, Lupita Nyong'o and Sarah Paulson moved between relaxed tete-a-tetes indoors and the revelry on the patio, while Richard E. Grant and Demian Bichir fortified themselves for Sunday's world preem of writer-director Richard Shepard's Brit gangster caper "Dom Hemingway."
Rising Canadian star Sarah Gadon and fellow "Belle" cast members Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Emily Watson and Tom Wilkinson, and director Amma Asante also mingled with the Fox Searchlight contingent, including Nancy Utley and Steve Gilula.
Besides the shop talk and cast reunions, something else kept the party in an up mood. »
- Jennie Punter
Jason Bateman On His Directorial Debut: 'If It Sucks, You Suck'
8 September 2013 11:08 AM, PDT
"It was something that I wanted to do for so long," Jason Bateman said of his first directorial effort at the Variety Studio on Saturday.
"Bad Words," which recently debuted at the Toronto Film Festival, was quickly acquired by Focus Features after premiering on Friday but Bateman, known for his comedic roles in "Horrible Bosses," "Arrested Development," and "Identity Thief," was visibly nervous at the first screening of his new comedy.
"My wife said that was 10x's as stressful as sitting next to me at a premiere," he said, adding "There's nowhere to hide. If it sucks, you suck."
Starring Bateman and Kathryn Hahn, "Bad Words" tells the story of a foul-mouthed misanthrope who enters a spelling bee.
"It's not for everyone, the darkness in the film," he said of his vulgar character in the movie, which has been likened to the R-rated "Bad Santa."
As for his next project, »
- Variety Staff
Algerian Government Planning Biopic of Abd El-Kader (Exclusive)
8 September 2013 11:07 AM, PDT
The Algerian Ministry of Culture and Los Angeles-based American company Cinema Libre Studio have signed an agreement to co-produce a movie based on Algerian leader Abd El-Kader.
Cinema Libre topper Philippe Diaz is producing with Mustapha Orif, general manager Algeria's Aarc.
Lensing will start in November in Algeria with Charles Burnett directing. His credits include "Killer of Sheep" and "Namibia: The Struggle for Liberation."
El-Kader fought the French colonization while building the modern Algerian State and conveying a message of religious tolerance. He was exiled in 1848 after 15 years of fighting. El-Kader raised an army in Syria in 1860 to save the more than 12,000 Christians who were in danger of being massacred.
The screenplay is written by Algerian anthropologist Zaïm Khenchelaoui. Two versions will be shot: one in French and Arabic and the other in English.
"Due to what is happening in the world right now, I can't see any »
- Dave McNary
Toronto: SiriusXM Backer Launching Ivanhoe Pictures
8 September 2013 10:34 AM, PDT
A trio of media-enteratinment veterans — financier Robert Friedland, producer John Penotti and Beijing-based media executive Ray Chen — have launched Ivanhoe Pictures as a financing and production company.
Friedland's Ivanhoe Capital Corp. provided the founding venture capital for U.S.-based Sirius Satellite Radio, which went on to build SiriusXM. The venture was announced on Sunday during the Toronto Film Festival.
Ivanhoe will work on films in America and Asia, focusing on China, India, Korea and Japan. It will be based in Hollywood with offices in Beijing and New York.
Friedland is chairman and Penotti is CEO while Chen serves as exec VP.
Friedland has invested via his Ivanhoe Capital Corp. in more than 50 countries during the past 25 years, including Sina.com in China.
Penotti has produced more than 30 movies via GreeneStreet Films, including "In the Bedroom," "A Prarie Home Companion" and "Swimfan."
Chen previously served as founder and chairman of Beijing Premiere Media Co. »
- Dave McNary
Toronto: 'Anne of Green Gables' Stage Musical Set for Feature Adaptation
8 September 2013 9:26 AM, PDT
Toronto – "Anne of Green Gables" will be coming to the big screen for the first time as a musical, it was announced Sunday by Toronto production company The Film Farm at the Toronto film festival.
Based on the classic 19th-century young adult novel by Lucy Maud Montgomery, the stage show "Anne of Green Gables–The Musical," Canada's long-running musical, celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2014.
The feature adaptation will be written by actor-playwright Kristen Thomson.
Stephen Traynor, Jennifer Weiss and Simone Urdl of The Film Farm will produce with Side Road Media's Kelley Harron, who is the rights holder of the musical, and Brian Robertson.
Harron, daughter of the original co-writer of the musical Don Harron, was a branding and casting consultant of TV networks before launching Side Road in 2011. She is also currently in development with comedian-actor Shaun Majunder on his feature directorial bow.
"The story is timeless »
- Jennie Punter
Box Office: 'Riddick' Defies Post-Labor Day Slump With $18.7 Mil, Knocks 'Butler' to Second Place
8 September 2013 8:54 AM, PDT
Vin Diesel helped light up what is usually a dark post-Labor Day box office period, with Universal's franchise pic "Riddick" scoring a solid estimated $18.7 million domestically.
The film claimed the weekend's No. 1 spot, unseating the Weinstein Co.'s "Lee Daniels' The Butler," which fell to second place with $8.9 million. The three-week champ, which fell just 40% in its fourth frame, reached $91.9 million Stateside through Sunday.
Total domestic box office was up over this time last year by roughly 25%, thanks also to a excellent expansion for Lionsgate-Pantelion's "Instructions Not Included." The Hispanic-targeted crowdpleaser earned $8.1 million from just 717 locations, up from 384 last weekend, for a Stateside cume now past $20 million.
It was a sci-fi-themed weekend globally: Sony's futuristic pic "Elysium" ranked first overseas with an estimated $21.2 million, of which China contributed $11.7 million in its first weekend locally. In total, "Elysium" has cumed $127 million internationally and $212 million worldwide.
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- Andrew Stewart
Toronto: 'Can a Song Save Your Life?' Selling to the Weinstein Co.
8 September 2013 7:10 AM, PDT
The Weinstein Company is singing a song, and and has closed a deal for U.S. rights to John Carney's "Can a Song Save Your Life?" for $7 million.
TWC was the final bidder in negotiations with sellers Exclusive Media and Likely Story that were concluding on Sunday morning following the world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival, which sparked strong buyer interest. CAA and UTA have been co-representing the U.S. rights while Wme and Exclusive Media are handling international territories.
The drama, starring Keira Knightley as an undiscovered singer and Mark Ruffalo as a producer, sparked an auction between TWC and Lionsgate with sellers asking for a $7 million minimum guarantee for the U.S. rights.
The deal also included a $20 million commitment by TWC for prints and advertising.
Catherine Keener also stars along with recording artists Mos Def, CeeLo Green, and Maroon 5′s Adam Levine. The film »
- Dave McNary
Qumra Doha Film Fest Sets Dates, Beefs Up Team
8 September 2013 5:10 AM, PDT
The Doha Film Institute has set March 19-26, 2014, as the dates for the inaugural edition of the Qumra Doha Film Festival which will focus on first and second-time directors from around the world.
The reconceived eight-day fest, which will see emerging filmmakers from the Middle East competing on an even keel with international helmers, will be complemented by out-of-competition sections and industry-focused programming.
"We want to become the go-to place for filmmakers who are starting out no matter where they are from," Dfi Chief Executive Officer Abdulaziz Al Khater, told Variety.
"The energy of our multicultural mix is bound to rub off on filmmakers in the region," Al Khater added.
In May, after severing ties with Tribeca Enterprises, the Dfi announced it had brought Palestinian auteur Elia Suleiman on board as artistic advisor and re-invented its festival activity, now split into two separate events.
The goal for the Qumra fest »
- Nick Vivarelli
Venice Film Review: 'Amazonia'
8 September 2013 4:22 AM, PDT
A dashing red collar — finally shed, in a moment of chattering triumph — is the only overt sign of anthropomorphism in "Amazonia," a beguiling narrative creature feature that takes its monkey business rather seriously. Which is not to say there's any shortage of "awww" moments (or, indeed, awe moments) in this dialogue-free tale of a scrappy domesticated capuchin monkey who must learn the rules of the wild when a plane crash strands him in the Amazon rainforest. The plucky primate may be the star, but Thierry Ragobert's film offers ample face time with a rich ensemble of exotic beasts, with effective 3D making the experience roughly akin to paging through a lavish zoological pop-up book. Kids and adults mature enough to handle mild animal peril will be duly enchanted by this universally distributable picture.
With its sense of gentle whimsy deriving principally from the capuchin monkey's own natural expressivity, »
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This includes all six films and the Clone Wars spin-offs. Every vehicle I can think seems to have been produced as part of a kit at some point. Are there any that haven't?
As far as I know, all of the most common vehicles have been produced, but I could be forgetting something. There are many obscure vehicles which have not been produced, but I don't see any reason to try to list them all. Some examples would be many of the pod racers from Episode I, many of the hundreds of vehicles shown on Coruscant, or several of the speeders seen in the Mos Eisley approach in Episode IV.
The most notable vehicle that I can think of that has not been produced to my knowledge is the Nebulon B Frigate featured in Episode V and VI:
There are quite a few:
And as for the clone wars series, the list becomes lengthy...
Millions! Separatist War Ship,UT-AT, Republic Assault Ship, Umbara Military Canon, and many many ships from the Clone Wars TV show (From Arc's this season mostly)
The ones from the original 6 movies and that should have been made: - Naboo queen silver cruiser from episode 1 (with queen handmaid fig(s)!) - Clone quadrans (if I'm naming them correctly) from episode 2 (the guns taking down a Trade Federation ship) - Rebel transport shuttle from episode 5 (escaping Hoth) and 6 - Rebel medical frigate from episode 5 and 6 - Mon calamari cruiser
Very optionnals im my opinion: - Trade Federation admiral ship - Trade Federation transport ship - Separatist cruiser from the opening scene of episode 3 - The two other Naboo cruisers - A Uta Pau shuttle seen on two or three images (and natives from the planet in the set please!) - A clone tank seen on two images on a bridge under snow in the order 66 scene
Not ships, but still should have been made: - Gungan city (and, why not, one big creature carrying their shield generator and one of their catapults) - A Jedi Temple? - Kaminoans! - Geonosis arena beasts - One of the Skywalkers house? - Republic Senate with Sidious and Yoda fighting - Bizarre blue/purple creature on which clones are riding on Felucia (order 66 scene) - Mustafar locals (humanoids and lava beasts seen on one image) - Asteroid field locals sheltering Padme at the end of episode 3 - Bantos... Bantas... Ban... ya know the big hairy thing Tuskens are riding in episode 4


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Updated: July 31, 2004
Applies To: Windows Server 2003 with SP1
This section provides information about:
The benefits of Application Help
How Application Help communicates with sites on the Internet
How to control Application Help to prevent the flow of information to and from the Internet
Benefits and Purposes of Application Help
Application Help is one of the application compatibility technologies that support the installation and operation of applications on Microsoft Windows Server 2003 family operating systems. Because some applications that work on earlier versions of Windows might not function properly on Windows Server 2003 family operating systems, the application compatibility technologies were developed to solve these potential problems and enable a better user experience.
Application Help is most commonly used to block low-level applications—such as antivirus and disk-access utilities—that were not written for or intended for use on Windows Server 2003 family operating systems. By blocking the installation of these applications, this feature serves to avert serious problems that could compromise system integrity.
Overview: Using Application Help in a Managed Environment
Despite testing applications before you deploy Windows Server 2003 family operating systems, your organization may still use some applications that can cause system instability.
Application Help is the last line of defense against users attempting to install incompatible applications, and it is invoked only in rare instances. When a user tries to run an application for which there is no compatibility fix, Application Help is invoked by default. The operating system uses information in a local database to determine if a user is about to run an incompatible application. Compatibility fixes are contained in a database file named SYSMAIN.SDB. The warning information used when an application cannot be run successfully is contained in another database file, APPHELP.SDB. The operating system uses matching information in SYSMAIN.SDB, which in turn determines what messages to draw from APPHELP.SDB to block the operation of applications with known compatibility problems and to inform users about them. The list of incompatible applications is updated through Windows Update.
Application Help generates a message that is presented to the user when a problematic process is about to initiate. A dialog box appears that contains a brief message about the problem, with the severity indicated by an icon:
If the icon is a yellow triangle with an exclamation mark, then the application is not blocked, which means that the user is still able to run the application.
If the icon is a red stop sign, then the application is blocked, which means that the user cannot run the application.
The way these Application Help messages lead the user to interaction with the Internet is described in the following subsection.
While Application Help provides a valuable function, administrators in a highly managed environment might want to block the installation of applications that would automatically invoke Application Help and thereby allow a user to access the Internet. You can create custom Application Help messages that redirect the user to an internal site for more information. This is described in greater detail in the subsection, "Controlling Application Help to Prevent the Flow of Information to and from the Internet."
How Application Help Communicates with Sites on the Internet
In the Application Help dialog box, the user can click the Details button, in which case additional information is displayed in Help and Support Center. The Help content comes from either Microsoft.com if the computer is online, or from a local HTML Help file.
The following list describes how interaction with the Internet takes place when Application Help is invoked:
Specific information sent or received: When the Details button is selected, a specific Web page from Microsoft.com is displayed; the Web page provides information about the problem application in the language of the operating system, for example, English (United States). The page that is displayed may provide a link to a non-Microsoft Web site, depending on the application. The URL provided for non-Microsoft Web sites is unique to each application. The user is not uniquely identified.
Default and recommended settings: Application Help is enabled by default. Recommended settings are presented in the following topic, "Controlling Application Help to Prevent the Flow of Information to and from the Internet."
Triggers: A user tries to run an application that is not compatible with Windows Server 2003 family operating systems.
User notification: When the user selects the Details button there is no indication of whether the information is coming from an internal or external site.
Logging: By default events related to Application Help are not logged; however, you can enable Application Help event logging. For this procedure see "To enable event logging for Application Help," later in this section.
Encryption: The query that causes the display of an appropriate Web page (described in "Specific information sent or received," earlier in this list) is not encrypted.
Access: No information from the use of Application Help is retained at Microsoft.
Privacy statement: Application Help is covered by the same privacy statement that covers Windows Update.
Transmission protocol and port: The transmission protocol used is HTTP and the port is HTTP 80.
Ability to disable: You can prevent Application Help from sending the user to the Internet by creating custom Application Help messages.
Controlling Application Help to Prevent the Flow of Information to and from the Internet
You can block an application with known compatibility problems, such as antivirus programs. You can also create custom Application Help messages that describe the problem and redirect users to an intranet site rather than sending them to the Internet for more information. To do this you use the Compatibility Administrator tool which is part of the Application Compatibility Toolkit.
The Application Compatibility Toolkit is a collection of tools and documents that can help you resolve application compatibility problems. For information about downloading the toolkit, see "Using the Application Compatibility Toolkit," later in this section.
How creating custom Application Help messages can affect users and applications
The user experience with Application Help does not change if you block applications with known compatibility problems and create custom Application Help messages. The only difference is that when users click the Details button they are sent to an internal site for more information instead of to the Internet. Not only can you prevent users from accessing the Internet in this way, but you can also avoid having users try to install incompatible applications.
Procedures for Configuring Application Help
This section presents three procedures. The first two procedures help you get started with the Application Compatibility Toolkit. The last procedure explains how to enable event logging.
Using the Application Compatibility Toolkit
You need to first download the Application Compatibility Toolkit, and then you can use the Compatibility Administrator tool to create custom Application Help messages and to block specific applications from running.
To install the Application Compatibility Toolkit
Read about the toolkit and find links for downloading it from the Windows Web site at:
Follow the installation instructions. Once you have installed the toolkit you can view the Windows Application Compatibility 3.0 Reference and you can run the Compatibility Administrator tool to make the changes you need.
To create custom Application Help messages
Make sure that the Application Compatibility Toolkit is installed by using the previous procedure.
Click Start, point to Programs or All Programs, point to Microsoft Windows Application Compatibility Toolkit, and then click Compatibility Administrator Tool 3.0.
In the console tree, click Custom Databases, and then click New Database.
On the toolbar, click AppHelp. The Create a custom AppHelp message dialog box appears.
Enter information as prompted in the dialog box.
Save the new database file.
Note When you have completed your entries and saved the file, you can deploy your changes to multiple computers running Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP. See "Deploying Compatibility Fixes," in Compatibility Administrator Help.
Application Help event logging
Events related to Application Help are not logged by default. You can enable event logging in the Application log (Control Panel\Administrative Tools\Event Viewer) by using Group Policy.
To enable event logging for Application Help
Use the resources described in Appendix B: Resources for Learning About Group Policy (Windows Server 2003) to learn about Group Policy and the Group Policy Management Console. Apply Group Policy objects (GPOs) to an organizational unit, a domain, or a site, as appropriate for your situation.
Click Computer Configuration, click Administrative Templates, click Windows Components, and then click Application Compatibility.
In the details pane, double-click Turn On Application Help Log Events, and then select Enabled.
Related Links
For more information about application compatibility resources, see "Windows Application Compatibility" at:


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The Brewery Creek Inn comprende cinque camere su Commerce Street, il Cottage Springside e Agriturismo I minatori sia sul Shake Rag Street. Il nostro ristorante si trova nell'edificio Commerce Street. The Brewery Creek Craft Brewery occupa il retro dell'edificio sul commercio Street. Tre motivi per visitare! Consulta le nostre Offerte di alloggi e il menu di un ristorante sul nostro sito web.
4,2 su maggio 14, 2016
My husband and I stayed at the stone cottage last weekend and really enjoyed our time. The cottage is a duplex and we were on the right side of the cottage. It was extremely clean, comfortable and had everything we needed. Despite a busy road somewhat behind the cottage, once inside, the thick stone walls really muffled the sound. A very nice book in the cottage described the types of stone buildings which enhanced my knowledge of the history of Mineral Point. Definitely would be back!
4,0 su maggio 07, 2016
We rented both sides of the cottage for a family reunion; my sisters and I shared both sides. You can open doors to connect both sides or keep them shut for more privacy. The cottage is a perfect way to enjoy historic Mineral Point, right on Shake Rag Alley. The queen bed is super comfy, the day bed is OK for kids not quite as comfy for adults! The Brewery is down the street and in nicer weather we would have enjoyed the back deck and yard.
4,8 su marzo 16, 2016
The Inn was very clean, comfortable and had plenty of space in the rooms. The owner was very accommodating. The restaurant was fabulous both with their staff and food choices!!
5 su marzo 02, 2016
The owners are always checking in on you, but not in an overbearing way. I felt so relaxed and comfortable like I was staying at a family member's cottage. Breakfast was amazing and their beers are like no other! I will definitely be coming back!!
5 su febbraio 19, 2016
Traveling for work, my wife and I decided to try staying at the Inn. I have dined there before. Treated very well. The room very comfortable and quaint. Morning pastries were beyond outstanding: flakey and light. Dinner was same as always: fantastic.
5 su febbraio 16, 2016
Can not say enough good things about this place. From the moment we walked in, to the moment we walked out everything was perfection. The room was stunning, the hot tub was magical, bed cozy, breakfast simple and delicious. Had dinner in the restaurant and it was scrumptious - beer was the best. We stay in Door County once a year and actually both agreed we would rather come here...it was that perfect.
5 su febbraio 08, 2016
My husband and I stayed in Room 6 which was very beautiful. This is our second stay here at Brewery Creek and we would stay here again. We went during the week, so it was very quiet. Had a bite to eat for supper and they make sure you don't go away hungry.
5 su febbraio 02, 2016
We enjoyed the fish fry in the restaurant, followed by a cozy stay in a cottage. Lovely time. We will be back!
4,4 su gennaio 05, 2016
The Miner's Cottage is located on Shake Rag Street in Mineral Point, not far up the street from the Brewery Creek Inn. It is a charming street with historic buildings and a park that was great for snowshoeing. The cottage is full of warm character and perfectly separated spaces. There is a small TV with basic cable that works great. My partner and I stayed for two nights and felt cozy and at the same time, like we could stretch out. The first night we enjoyed dinner at brewery Creek. The second night my partner used the kitchen to prepare some amazing food that we ate in the dinning room. Two fireplaces in the cottage are electric and offer nice (safe) ambience but no heat. The furnace was nice and warm and there was a space heater in the bedroom (near the back of the cottage). The bedroom was very clean and comfortable as was the bathroom (although the shower does not have unlimited hot water. -we ran out). Jeff and Deborah were very helpful and friendly when we checked in. My partner and I both agreed we would enjoying staying here again.
5 su dicembre 27, 2015
My husband and I came for an overnight right before Christmas. The Inn was warm and cozy, decorated and merry. The food was great and the room was so comfortable with a little fire going as we arrived. Perfect all around, thank you!
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In Mineral Point, una cittadina rurale di circa 2600 abitanti. A metà strada tra Madison Wisconsin e Iowa Dubuque della Highway 151. Attenzione! alcuni servizi di mappa on-line o sistemi GPS vi diranno che c'è un altro punto di minerale in Green County, ma mentire! Non essere attirati in campi di grano di Green County. L'unico punto di minerale in Wisconsin è in IOWA County!
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We documented hypothalamic-pituitary dysfunction in three patients with congenital herniation of the brain through the base of the skull (basal encephalocele). All had growth hormone deficiency, although one has attained normal height. One had diabetes insipidus. Two had hypogonadotropic hypogonadism. Prolactin secretion was elevated in one, normal in another, and borderline low in the third. Two patients were euthyroid, but in response to thyrotropin-releasing hormone (TRH) injection, one patient's thyrotropin (TSH) level increased to levels exceeding normal while the other's did not attain normal levels. In the third patient, TSH response to TRH went from subnormal to normal after treatment with growth hormone and thyroxine. No patient had evidence of ACTH deficiency. These heterogeneous findings do not permit assignment of an unequivocal anatomic or functional site to the endocrine defect (s). Pituitary function should be evaluated in all patients with basal encephalocele, and this entity should be considered in the differential diagnosis of central endocrine malfunction.
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This is the thirty-ninth in a series of examinations of comic book urban legends and whether they are true or false. Click here for an archive of the previous thirty-eight.Let's begin!
COMIC URBAN LEGEND: An artist who wrote and drew a comic book adventure of fighter pilots became an actual flying ace himself during World War II.
STATUS: True
Like many of the creators of the Golden Age, Bert Christman's name has become almost unknown, which is a shame, for not only his creative contributions to comics, but also for the work he did in real life.
Christman is probably best known today as being the co-creator, with Gardner Fox, of the original Sandman in 1939.
His other claim to fame were the stories he did backing up Superman in Action Comics starring "The Three Aces," Whistler Will" Saunders, "Gunner" Bill and the British "Fog" Fortune.
The three men were initially soldiers of fortune, and Christman actually drew the serial WHILE flying for the Navy! He would presumably send them in while on leave.
With the advent of World War II, the Three Aces went to China to fight against Japan, and so did Christman as well. In 1941, Christman ceased his work on the Three Aces strip, as he was now in China, fighting on behalf of the "American Volunteer Group" of pilots made famous in the films of the time.
Christman was shot down in early 1942, and was wounded in his escape from the plane. However, he recovered and was back in the cockpit by the end of the month.
Tragically, on January 23rd, 1942, Christman was part of a squadron sent to cut off an attack on Rangoon in Burma. Christman was shot down and killed in the battle.
Let us do our best to keep Christman in our minds.
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…because the crucifixions were INTEGRAL to the story and ABSOLUTELY had to be there for it to make sense, right?
But that was the point – they said they were willing to take it OUT, but the Code people just said that O'Neill's entire STYLE was just too creepy for the Code.
Those Tales Of GL Corp annuals were some of the best GL stuff done in decades. I must have read those a gazillion times and the Moore/O'Neill story was the cream of the crop.
I've been reading all these comics urban legend articles for about two hours straight now….great stuff!!!!
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I had to take out my copy of "Tales of the Green Lantern Corps Annual" # 2 and look at the story in question . I didn't see anything offensive about the art style or the crucifixion . I don't have anything against crucifixions, as long as Jesus Christ Himself isn't being disrespected .
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