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Opinion: Our Lackluster Economy Was Made in Washington
Assistant editorial page editor James Freeman on the second quarter GDP data and the Fed's decision to continue its bond-buying program. Photo: Getty Images
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I ... welcome to Opinion Journal from rainy Manhattan I'm Mary Kissel ... some ... manufacturing numbers out today on top of one point seven percent second-quarter GDP number that we caught but is still ... not the nineteen eighties folks it's not your mother's recovery ... system editorial page editor James Freeman is here to explain why James ... I'm and I were to put the numbers up on the screen here and I feel aggrieved because from all the time but ... why is this such a lousy recovery compared to previous record here you see there ... really a bowl of the ... postwar period we enjoyed the strong growth and then again in the eighties and then pick up again ... with the Internet boom and ... an hour in doing ... this for some people including presence in the war call a new normal and I don't ... I don't think most people are excepted but ... I think we gotta get back to thinking about ... how does an economy grow ... and I ... it's not the of ... putting money and alternative energy as science projects in it so it's not government spending ... enabled by printing lots of money at the Federal Reserve it's creating products that someone wants to buy and that ... helps them do things the better faster cheaper mull on that's a Labor Department says go back to revive his ... GDP numbers although it back to the nineteen twenties ... and taking some of that innovation into accounts that ... is helpful the hell does think about how the commune is really helpful in it so ... it's timely ... as well because others dispensing new research out for my BIL Jorgensen economist and Harvard basically showing that the ... information technology is responsible for most of the productivity growth of the last ... couple of decades and continuing now and a ... it's the it's it's very different from what they talk about a lot of Washington for example on a ... housing which is I think if you're in a lot of coverage of Washington debates you think ... building houses is the driver of the economy and then the economy will be fine for building of housing demand and those badly when we're not building of houses whatever about this but to ... these this new IGB PE of ... Mattrick and in this research tell you that really innovation is what ... it ... is working ... with all of our incomes of more productivity that's right so you're right on with ... it I knew you raise that because Alan Krueger chairman of the council and economic advisors came out with the ball on those when the GDP numbers came out he said ... yet not so great but you know we had the Japanese tsunami in government spending is slowing ... I it's a sad one to the user is a lot of excuses lovely nieces Emma and I think ... if you wanna look as though part of the problem you go to the president's speech this week and ten the city were due to ... I think some people took that as part of so um but but underlying it was really more I would say antibusiness because the of the general theme we can return to again again is ... the middle class would be fine and all of us would be doing better ... in five business which is basically to ... give more to employees hire more people get the more benefits that pay them higher wages ... the pay higher taxes so that the government could then do more programs for ... people who were working and would like to do other jobs or are working at it I think it's just a via ... Rail this understanding that to ... leave the premises that people run businesses a ... dont wanna grow up they don't ... they don't wanna I've been on fire the battle to get into a fire people that want to keep up ... I hate to as low as possible obviously you want to keep as low as possible to be competitive but what you really want is grow feedlot and it will hire more people in the small business and big business it's the same story ... there eking out profit gains by cutting which is no fun for anyone ... there's no top line growth that's the prob chains are not saying the opportunism ... on the ... small business side especially they don't want more money often because they don't see a profitable return and it's ... creating the environment where people see those opportunities and will hire more to pursue them as we got lesson thirty seconds left eye was turned briefly to the Fed to talk about the cost of money yes that says is going to keep buying bonds manipulating interest rates that is that plants from well it's what causes it distorts investment decisions and what you what when and where will we see missing in all the GDP report says ... it'll all lot of that the capital investment would like to see and people are ... to be confident about that but to make those investments when ... they think that maybe the market is determining calling the shots inside Washington ... this is the editorial page editor James Freeman thanks so much for being on mission


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By Cal Newport
As the new year approaches – and with it the inevitable wave of self-improvement plans–we've identified 10 strategies for advancing your career in 2013. (Read them all here.)
From recovering from an office blunder to learning why it doesn't pay to be Mr. (or Ms.) Nice Guy, this ten-point plan offers daily tips on what to do and how to do it.
Mike J. is a venture capitalist who works on Silicon Valley's famed Sand Hill Road. He's good at his job–rising from intern to principal in only two years. His secret? An Excel spreadsheet he uses to track how he spends every hour of his workday.
To understand the importance of this spreadsheet, you should first understand the difference between working hard and actually getting better at your job.
Most knowledge workers—a group that, I suspect, includes just about anybody reading these words—don't differentiate among their activities; any time spent at the office counts as "work." Mike, by contrast, embraces a conclusion that's well supported in the field of performance psychology, the discipline that studies how people become great at what they do: Not all work is equal.
Simply put, there's a difference between doing things you already know how to do and doing things that force you to stretch and improve your skills. Psychology professor K. Anders Ericsson, a leader in this field, explains that a person in a new job usually spends some time training or shadowing someone else to get up to speed, but after that, his or her abilities tend to plateau. Beyond this point, they don't get much better at their job, though they grow more experienced.
To get better—and win the promotions and opportunities most of us dream about—we must set out to intentionally improve our performance. In studying why some people develop remarkable careers, this is a key unheralded distinction between the average knowledge worker and the stars at most companies: the former work hard while the latter systematically train hard skills. Ericsson called this type of structured activity deliberate practice, and in his decades of research on the topic he's found it to be the key for expert performance in every field he has studied—from elite scientists to elite jugglers.
This brings us back to Mike. His spreadsheet tracking forces him to spend a certain number of hours each week not just working but instead deliberately improving his skills. In the spreadsheet he shared with me, he spent around 60% of his time pushing himself, performing difficult, and ultimately crucial training tasks such as calling potential investors or polishing due diligence reports.
Here's how to integrate this strategy into your workday:
Deliberate practice requires clarity. Set a clear goal slightly beyond your current abilities, but not too far beyond, and list specific actions that advance you toward your goal. In Mike's example, a specific goal might include increasing the rate at which potential investor calls prompt follow-up conversations. The specific actions might include making a certain number of these calls each week (regardless of whether he feels like it) and giving his full focus in each call toward deploying his best pitch.
Deliberate practice requires feedback. Assuming you don't reach your goal on the first try, you need a source of objective feedback so that you can improve on your next iteration. Without frank, even harsh, feedback, your progress will likely stall. Returning to Mike's example of investor calls, he could keep careful notes on what differentiated the successful and non-successful interactions, or he could ask a partner at the firm to listen in and then offer thoughts.
Deliberate practice is unpleasant. You have to stretch yourself beyond where you're currently comfortable—not a pleasant feeling. Most knowledge workers inadvertently end up avoiding deliberate practice-style activities because they retreat to checking email the moment a task gets too difficult. To make deliberate practice work, you must not only tolerate unpleasantness (and stick with the task, regardless of your urge for relieving distraction), but learn to seek it, like a bodybuilder seeks muscle burn. Mike recognized that, if left unchecked, his instinct would be to reply to e-mails all day, so he used his time-tracking spreadsheet to force himself to engage in unpleasant, though ultimately rewarding work. If you don't have a similar strategy in your schedule, it's unlikely to happen.
Success in knowledge work requires more than simply showing up early, staying late, and responding quickly to every email. True standouts systematically develop rare and valuable skills. Building these skills requires practice, and it is not something that you gravitate toward naturally. Like Mike, you must take a rigorous approach to improve your workday.
Cal Newport is an assistant professor of computer science at Georgetown University and the author of So Good They Can't Ignore You.
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The Weissman Preservation Center is home to a team of highly specialized conservators and technicians, dedicated to safeguarding millions of rare holdings — books, prints, manuscripts, maps, photographs, drawings — at Harvard Library.
As one of two preservation staff members dedicated to photo conservation, Elena Bulat describes her role as "chemist, art historian, photographer, and much, much more."
She came to Harvard seven years ago from the George Eastman House in Rochester, N.Y., an international museum of photography and film.
Are photograph conservators a rare breed?
If you did an informal survey of photograph conservators across the globe, they number only about 70 or so. It's a field so small that I know almost everyone by first name, whether in Europe, New Zealand, or Russia.
Many photos come to the lab to be stabilized before they are digitized. What's an example?
Just recently I went through a series of late-19th-century photos from the Divinity School. They were silver gelatin photos, never mounted, and some were tightly rolled for storage. The photos were rehumidified by putting them in a special humidification chamber that has a soft mist. This relaxes the photos. Then they can be put under light pressure so the photos slowly acclimate to this new flattened state of being.
What are the tools of your trade?
Lots of brushes and scalpels. I have my own favorite set [of] scalpels that might be used by an orthodontist. Photo conservators have to adapt tools from different disciplines. Another favorite tool of mine is a great set of very fine spatulas.
What project are you working on?
We're working on a "Salted Paper" photograph survey across Harvard repositories. Salted paper photographs are the earliest photographs on paper support. As we do the survey, we're collecting all information about each photograph and its condition, as well planning for exhibitions and publications.
Do you ever worry about changing the nature of the original object by attempting to conserve it?
I'm a member of the American Institute for Conservation, a national organization that upholds professional standards, including a code of ethics. When there is a loss in a photo, for example, we do not try to recreate the image but rather match the tone of the area that is missing. So it might look like a blank white space.
How do you preserve your own photos?
I'm from St. Petersburg [Russia] and unfortunately all my family photographs from pre-Revolutionary time were destroyed. Some of my ancestors served in the Russian czar's army. Albums are the best solution, but not magnetic albums with plastic sleeves, just regular, old-fashioned albums. For archiving my digital photographs, I am not doing anything special yet — shame on me!Cindy Atoji Keene can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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April 10, 2006
Officially, Horace Turner is on the job until he retires as the executive director of the Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies at the end of June.
Friends, family, co-workers, and well-wishers gathered Saturday night to thank the man, who for 35 years has been a stalwart at the Institute and in raising important issues about race, diversity, and equality.
The late 1960s and early 1970s were difficult times on college campuses. It was especially hard for Wabash's African American students, who suffered discrimination and were often victims of racism. A handful of faculty and administrators had the vision and wisdom to create the Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies, a dedicated building and mission-based program to provide voice to black students and a place where students of all races could come together for understanding.
Once the facility was in place, the College hired Horace Turner, who had been a high school track coach, worked in retail, and even served in the Army. And when Turner left Englewood, New Jersey, he knew he had a lot of work to do in this town and on the Wabash campus.
The MXI became a haven, a shelter for African American students. There they could be themselves; they no longer had to be "the black student." They could be called by their name, talk about the issues they wanted to discuss, and even eat the food that made them feel at home.
Alumni I know well, like Eugene Anderson and Daryl Johnson, both use the word "home" when they speak of the Malcolm X Institute. They use words like "father," "brother," "mentor," and "friend" when they speak about Horace Turner.
In Horace, Wabash's black students found a person at whom they could yell, scream, talk, and cry. In Horace, they found a man who would listen intently to their concerns and make them feel better about their experiences at Wabash.
Jo Throckmorton, a white student who came to Wabash in the 80s from nearby Fountain County, says that Horace was simply an advocate for students, regardless of race. In addition to his duties with the MXI, Turner was an advisor to the student radio station, WNDY. That's where Throckmorton met him, and Jo talks fondly about how Horace would routinely take students' ideas to the highest levels of the administration.
Faculty know Horace as a man who has raised difficult issues and asked hard questions. He has been the voice of diversity on this campus — in this community — for his entire life here. When new faculty are hired, Turner asked if candidates from under-represented populations were considered. When programs are established, Turner questions their impact on African American students.
When a new freshman class arrives in August, Horace meets with African American students to offer his help, his guidance, and his advice. (He also tells them where they can get a haircut.) And when that new freshman class arrives, he takes careful note of the diversity of it. If the Admissions Office has a good year with diversity, Horace challenges the recruiters to do even better next year. If diversity numbers are down, he questions the administration about the resources available to recruiters and the recruitment program in general.
But lest I paint a picture of Saint Horace, all of us who love him know his faults, too. Many of us wonder if he knows where the "on" switch is located on his computer. We're positive he doesn't know how to access his voice mail since he never calls us back. His office looks as bad as mine; picture a couple thousand pieces of paper scattered about as though a window was left open in a windstorm. A mutual friend calls him the "personification of disorganization."
And that's okay.
Cause when a student needs Horace he's always been there. Whenever there was a racial incident, Horace was ready to take steps to understand and educate. If a student thought about trashing his education and walking away from Wabash, Horace Turner blocked the door and took the kid's car keys.
Saturday night's "retirement dinner" made all of us reflect and remember what Horace Turner has meant to us. This remarkable little community, too, owes a debt of gratitude to Horace, for helping us understand the importance of acceptance and diversity in all its manifestations.
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Wednesday started with three terrific sessions and an evening that almost ended in disaster when we had to wait an hour and a half to get food in the Hyatt's bar called Champs. We arrived at 6:30, and by 7:30 we hadn't gotten the food we'd ordered. When a table full of our friends who arrived after us got their food, well, we were rightfully upset. The poor bartendress was doing her best, but we were all surprised that a facility that size would be so poorly staffed. They ended up comping the dinner, which we all felt was the right thing to do on their part. The food was admittedly very good, but sadly the excruciatingly bad service mitigated that. Consider it an FYI for when you're in Cincinnati.
Thursday morning arrived and we decided to forgo the early sessions. My first session was by Jana Sloan Broglin titled "Ohio: The Great Land Experiment." She explained the manner in which the land in Ohio had been broken up into a variety of chunks and either granted or sold off. I found this presentation interesting mainly because I have Ohio settlers, and in my notes I underlined one of the groups of land she'd mentioned: The Symmes Purchase. This was land purchased by agents of John Cleve Symmes and took up parts of Hamilton, Warren, and Butler counties. I also noted (with an asterisk, I might add) that I should check which tract the Burrows, my Revolutionary War Patriot family, had settle in and work back to find out how they acquired it.
We ran out for lunch and I had the pleasure of sharing a table with Amy Crow and Marcy of @Ghyxion fame. I'd love to have the chance to spend more time with both of them.
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I attended the session "Navigating the NARA Branches" by Julie Miller. I blush when I admit that yes, I'm an Archivist and yes, I know Doug Bicknese the Director at the Great Lakes NARA location and yes, I've never been in a NARA branch. I was very glad that I sat in on this session if for no other reason than I learned that you can reserve a microfilm machine on-line for the Great Lakes location, and they recommend that you do that. So, when I go, I'll be more prepared. I love that!
And then, I hit the big time. I went to my first Tom Jones presentation, entitled "Inferential Genealogy: Deducing Ancestors Identities Indirectly." I understand why everyone suggested that I had to hear him speak. From start to finish, he filled the hour with ways in which we can use the power of inference to move us toward a conclusion. The best moment? He said this, "Eleanor's not a biblical name. I know. I googled the Bible." The room erupted in laughter.
Last but not least was the "Assumptions: A Genealogical Slippery Slope" by Claire Bettag. As I was sitting waiting for the session to start, I realized the irony of the fact I'd just been listening to someone telling me how I can infer information to move my research forward, and now I was getting ready to listen to someone else tell me not to make assumptions. However, in the end, what she explained is that we need to be aware of the different types of assumptions that can be made, and provided some tools to avoid those assumptions.
After the sessions, we made a beeline for Moerlein Lager House. It's fairly new, and if you're in Cincinnati, I strongly recommend it. If you're looking for a quiet place to eat though, this in not the place for you. It's fairly noisy. We ate upstairs out on the patio; the weather was gorgeous, the food was fabulous, and the beer recommended by our waiter was excellent. We left 'early' because we knew we were going to have to get up very, very early in the morning to make it back down for 8 a.m. sessions.
I can say that starting the morning off with Elizabeth Shown Mills, "Okay, I 'Got the Neighbors': Now What Do I Do with Them?!" will probably be a highlight of the week. Her concept of the FAN club is easy to remember and more importantly an essential tool for those of us who are working to build sound histories of our ancestors.
Here's where things got a little interesting. There wasn't a session that I was 'dying' to see, and I really wanted the opportunity to go through the exhibit hall. I made the rounds, and at the prior urging of Kathy Reed and Liz Stratton, I headed over to the Hamilton County Genealogical Society booth to become a member. It was a bit crowded, so I started to browse the books. I picked up a copy of a Deeds Index book and started to page through...
BAM!!! Wait, what?! Big as you please, there's this entry: BURROWS, Stephen. At the end of the entry it says, Elizabethtown, NJ. That's MY Stephen Burrows! In a deeds index in Hamilton County in 1815! Liz Stratton was standing at the booth and suggested that I go to the Cincinnati History Library & Archives because they have the Deeds on microfilm. I bought the book, got my membership and headed to the next session with my brain spinning.
I got to the room where the next session was and decided that I was going to forgo the later afternoon sessions and head over to the History Library & Archives. The session I sat in on was Tom Jones, "Documentation: The What, Why, and Where." In all seriousness, this was a mini-session on source citations. He made some extremely relevant points, the best of which is that our documentation is communication and that if we don't properly document we're not properly communicating with our audience. Definitely food for thought.
We grabbed a quick but extremely delicious lunch at the Hilton: pasta buffet! They kindly provided a 15% discount for Conference attendees, so it was even better. But my mind was on that deed.
So, I got to the Cincinnati History Library & Archives, which is in an incredible Art Deco building. I first asked if they would pull the accession from a donation that my 2nd cousin Robert Wersel had made in 1990. I was able to see some, but not all of the assession. I then went into the room where they store the microfilm, and pulled the appropriate rolls. Right there, big as you please on the pages indicated in the index, was my Stephen Burrows Deed. I'd let you guess where the land was, but I couldn't believe it myself. He paid $1547 for 357 acres of SYMMES PURCHASE. How cool is that? If I'd seen this document only a few days before now, that information wouldn't have meant anything to me. But, because I'd sat in Ms. Broglin's Session on Thursday morning, I knew that the Symmes Purchase was made in 1787, and the first settlers followed in 1788. I also know from the deed that is dated in 1815 that I can infer that Stephen Burrows decided to move because his father passed away in early 1815, and not being the oldest son, he would have been free to do as he chose fit. I pulled not only the deeds on the pages given, but also several pages before and after (I would've pulled more, but I didn't have the time) so that I can look at who else bought land at the same time. I will pull additional records for who purchased the land around them to help me create a broader picture with the Burrows FANs.
What a phenomenal week this has been. And it's not over yet. There are sessions tomorrow to enjoy, and then I'm going back to my cousin Mary's to finish working with the documents my cousin Nancy was kind enough to loan me so I can do some conservation work on them to stabilize them a bit more and get some clearer scans of them (one is dated 1850). I'll stay Sunday night, then head over to Bloomington, Indiana to visit Mary's uncle Steve, the twin brother of her mom, Nancy. Yes, his name is Stephen. Did I mention Stephen Burrows had a sister Nancy?
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Then deal with it as petty theft - and explain to me why the hell the FBI is involved and wasting my tax money on a petty theft of a video? Send the LEOs after the guy, not the Federal Bureau of Spending My Tax Money.
Why the hell should some minor thief who stole a DVD get the same treatment as a serial killer? Even if you want to claim he did intellectual damage (which he didn't, at least not much, if you RTFA) then that's a civil suit and should be handled as much.
Also, as to your last comment:
Piracy isn't declining, it just moved HQs.
Correlation != Causation
Last I check, Music Sales was already increasing
So, ya bought "every book I can find on hacking and also have many you can't buy". You must be some kind of uber leet hacker, huh? Oh, yeah, that "Honey Pot Data NET" must just be the greatest thing ever, I'm sure none of the script kiddies can get past that with their Metasploit kits.
I think we should start doing the same thing as these guys - seed our legally owned content, and then when one somebody at one of these collection groups downloads it, slam them back and get another collection group after them. It would be entertaining.
I dislike Mike's closing argument, it seems along the lines of the flawed "If you have nothing to hide" arguments. I do however hope quite dearly that this bill passes, and I'm still surprised none of these companies have been taken to court for price gouging.
To agree with post #2, charging can alter how people value something. That's not to say that simply because I charge 25$ for my feces that the sewer company desires it anymore, but I have always noticed when doing websites or being an audio tech for a concert that I tend to be considered "better" if I charge more.
I did this as an experiment once. I built a website for a group I was involved in for free. They thanked me and moved on, but never used it much.
Yet for a small company (of whom I detested the owner) I charged them 300$ for a very similar website. Yet they love the website and are constantly asking me to do more work on it and continue to pay me well.
Whenever I've run benefit concerts, I usually get thanked a bit and the musicians are always nice, but that's the sum of it. Working for paid gigs at 25$/hour, I notice that I get much more respect, much more power and am treated much better by musicians, the people employing me, and so on.
Adding cost does have the potential to add value in some circumstances. There may also be more to the equation (I'm certainly not an economist) but it's been shown that charging more for an equivalent product can cause sales to rise for itself, and certainly for a lower priced twin.
There is a very weird relationship between consumer, price and value. I don't understand much of it beyond that when I charge more, I get treated better as an employee or contractor as long as my bill is reasonable. Why exactly? I have not a clue.
Obviously we should simply kick both France AND the Media Execs off the internet, permanently. Possibly remove their eyes and fingers to prevent them from sneaking on?
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PEOPLE Magazine has been getting its ass kicked since the beginning of the year by Us Weekly on exclusives: Justin Timberlake's engagement, Drew Barrymore's pregnancy, Michelle Williams/Jason Segel first photos as a couple, to name a few. Each time, PEOPLE follows with a story half a day, sometimes a full day, later with "sources" of their own confirming what Us Weekly scooped earlier. I wonder then if their new cover has anything to do with them sucking sh-t on celebrity headlines for several months.
Here's this week's issue celebrating the one year anniversary of Will and Kate's wedding. Baby news is a big seller. Royal baby news and the arrival of a new prince or princess, even more so.
Is she then?
Is Catherine Cambridge carrying the heir?
Well, it's the difference between a question mark and an exclamation point, isn't it?
This is a tactic commonly used by the lesser publications - Star, In Touch, Life & Style - to attract the attention of those who don't bother reading punctuation, but seldom by PEOPLE. Unless they are desperate.
I don't know motherf-cker. That's why I'm paying you $3.99 to find out. Are you telling me or what?
The closest they come is to say that William and Catherine may be cancelling a trip to Africa and that the Palace has been increasingly touchy about pregnancy questions. In other words, the whole story is a "make a story". Just in time for Easter.
Us Weekly meanwhile is declaring definitively that Kate Cambridge is NOT expecting and has nothing to announce. I tend to believe their version more than PEOPLE, if only because I really can't see Mrs Cambridge waddling around the Olympic events looking any less lean than the athletes.


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Probably. But Reid said after the game that Lurie hadn't specifically told him that.
"We haven't talked about that," Reid said, via CSNPhilly.com. "He's been supportive. Obviously, he's as competitive as anybody. He wants to win games. That's why he's in this business. But we really haven't gone there."
Reid said he's going to keep coaching the Eagles as well as he can, for as long as he has the job.
"We're going to keep battling," Reid said. "I have to do a better job with that obviously by how we played here. I'm not worried about all of the other things."
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1. Re: Sp2 for 9.0 TVTStocktrader Nov 11, 2010 3:36 AM (in response to rascallking)1 of 1 people found this helpful
should be available at the end of November, mid Dcember.
These dates are an indication only..
2. Re: Sp2 for 9.0 TVTvojtab Nov 12, 2010 5:11 PM (in response to Stocktrader)
I'm hearing within next 45 days, hopefully November and not beyond the 45
3. Re: Sp2 for 9.0 TVTbbricker Dec 10, 2010 8:23 AM (in response to rascallking)
Look's as tough they have released SP for TVT. You need to download and install the "Management Suite / Security Suite 9.0 with TVT SP2 SlipStream" package on top of the original 9.0 installation from what I have read.
Has anyone tried this; the package I downloaded appears to be corrupt when I extract the files. Anyone having the same issues?
4. Re: Sp2 for 9.0 TVTcdrouillard Dec 10, 2010 9:46 AM (in response to bbricker)
I am seeing the same issue as well with the download. "Does not appear to be a valid archive"
5. Re: Sp2 for 9.0 TVTvanhanz Dec 11, 2010 1:34 PM (in response to cdrouillard)
I am having the same issue. I made sure the reccomended *.landesk.com is in my trusted sites too. Tried at least 10 times in various ways to download. It says the zip folder is empty when I try to extract files.
6. Re: Sp2 for 9.0 TVTphoffmann Dec 13, 2010 3:19 AM (in response to vanhanz)
Strange -- I'll try again, and see if we can get it to work (we knew we had problems with that file, but it's generally the opinion that it's fixed now).
(the download will take a while). I'll bring this to the attention of the folks in the US (who are a bit "more local" to the files there) to look into it if need be .
- Paul Hoffmann
LANDesk EMEA Technical Lead
7. Re: Sp2 for 9.0 TVTbbricker Dec 13, 2010 7:57 AM (in response to phoffmann)
Just spent another hour downloading the package this morning. The following message appears when attempting to extract the file:
"! - \LDMSTVT-9.0.2(2).zip: The archive is either in unknown format or damaged"
8. Re: Sp2 for 9.0 TVTbeau.gordon Dec 13, 2010 9:48 AM (in response to bbricker)
Hi all,
We've just replaced the zip with a self-extracting EXE. This should defeat any streams issues and I've been able to open this file without a problem.
I'm sorry about the bandwidth / time spent downloading the bad ZIP file.
The link is in the self-service portal in the product downloads tab.
9. Re: Sp2 for 9.0 TVTadenewton Jan 19, 2011 3:53 AM (in response to rascallking)
Ok, I now have a problem here.
As we installed SP1 for LD9 in our TVT install (I don't remember seeing any documentation saying this shouldn't be done, but I could be wrong)
Support have told me I need to uninstall the core, and reinstall it, or roll back to pre SP1 and then install it over the top.
The latter option is out of the question as we have completed many new queries and created software distros since.
If I completly uninstall the core, and reinstall it, what do I need to consider?
Will I have to create a new database and import the old data into it again during the install process or can I point it to the existing one? Will all my changes I have made in terms of agents, queries and software distros remain in tact?
Is it really not possible to do an SP2 install over the top of SP1? Reinstalling obviously creates me a lot of work, which I would prefer to avoid.
What problems am I likely to encounter if I use the SP2 patch that isn't TVT?
Could I theoritcally then reinstall the slipstreamed SP2 TVT version over the top of the non TVT patched one.
Anyone else in the same boat?
10. Re: Sp2 for 9.0 TVTMattGrech Feb 10, 2011 7:11 PM (in response to adenewton)
Yes in the same boat here. i have also been advised to roll back, but I cant seem to find this option through the patch manager, through the sp1 setup exe or through add remove programs.
i hope its something simple that im not seeing as reinstalling the core is the last thing i want to do.
11. Re: Sp2 for 9.0 TVTadenewton Feb 16, 2011 4:22 AM (in response to MattGrech)
I've had confirmation from our business support development manager it cannot be installed over the top of an SP1 install.
Why oh why there was nothing in the readme for SP1 to say to not install on a TVT base I do not know, and secondly to make the TVT SP2 install this way when there was no prior documentation that SP1 should never have been installed on a TVT system is beyond me.
I'm really quite dissapointed in this, infact our whole faith in the Landesk product has somewhat gone down ever since version 9 came into play. The new reports system is horrible and it also lost all of our license inventory information (that's another story) and now this.
I am awaiting further info from a techie to confirm any changes we've done since the SP1 install, such as queries and software deployment will not be lost.
Appreciate this doesn't help you in any way, but at least you can share your frustrations.
12. Re: Sp2 for 9.0 TVTMattGrech Feb 16, 2011 4:51 AM (in response to adenewton)
granted its not a great situation...but never fear, there is always a solution
I have been working closely with the apac support (after hours) and i am literrally working on a solution to this right now.
i am testing this out and from my tests soo far, it seems very promising and im really really close to getting this sorted.
I have my rough notes of the exact steps i have taken which i will post as soon as i can verify these steps are not going to cause you more heartache.
Im also verifying that the automated patch process (service management console works too...so if this also is of interest to you ill post those steps seperatly if and when i can get that working.
Please dont call support about this yet as they will have nothing new to report. I just ask for your patience just for a few days and im confident i will have good news. (Im also in the process of a house move)
13. Re: Sp2 for 9.0 TVTadenewton Feb 21, 2011 3:35 AM (in response to MattGrech)
Excellent Matt,
Look forward to your update when your ready.
14. Re: Sp2 for 9.0 TVTadenewton Mar 16, 2011 3:58 AM (in response to MattGrech)
Sorry to be a pain, have you made any progress, as obviously I have the April 15 deadline to get up to SP2 in regards to the AV defs, as outlined here: http://community.landesk.com/support/docs/DOC-22321
With under a month to the deadline, I really need to start getting this planned in with my manager on how we're going to go about it. As of the moment, I'm planning for an uninstall and re-install of the core, to hopefully start work on next week so I have plenty of time to deal with any other issues that may arise.
Apologies to pester.


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The Department of Justice, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U. S. Attorney's Office announced recently the settlement of claims against ConocoPhillips Company and Sasol North America Inc. to resolve their liability under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act for contamination in the Calcasieu Estuary of Louisiana.
The Justice Department also announced a settlement of claims for natural resource damages against ConocoPhillips Company and Sasol North America Inc. related to contamination in the Estuary.
Under the terms of a consent decree lodged in the federal district court for the Western District of Louisiana together with a filed complaint, ConocoPhillips and Sasol North America will reimburse the EPA Superfund more than $4.5 million and will complete a removal action valued at about $10 million to clean up Bayou Verdine within the Calcasieu Estuary. The Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality (LDEQ) is also a plaintiff in the case and party to the settlement.
"These settlements demonstrate the United States' and Louisiana's successful and continuing efforts to hold polluters accountable for contamination in the estuary," said Ignacia S. Moreno, Department of Justice assistant attorney general for the Environment and Natural Resources Division. "The responsible parties will fund the cleanup and restore the damaged estuary. This will provide substantial benefits to the health and environment of the citizens of Louisiana."
Bayou Verdine is a waterway within the Calcasieu Estuary that flows into the Calcasieu River and is located southwest of Westlake and south of Mossville, in Calcasieu Parish, La. Heavy industry dominates the southern reaches of Bayou Verdine, which is the recipient of industrial discharges.
ConocoPhillips and Sasol North America previously entered into an agreement with EPA to perform an Engineering Evaluation and Cost Analysis of Bayou Verdine. The project documented the presence of hazardous substances in the sediments and water of Bayou Verdine and nearby Coon Island Loop. ConocoPhillips and Sasol North America also performed a cleanup in the West Ditch area of Bayou Verdine to address high concentrations of contaminants. The parties entered into negotiations with DOJ, EPA and LDEQ to perform a cleanup of Bayou Verdine and resolve their liability for past and future response costs for the entire Calcasieu Estuary.
As part of a comprehensive settlement, the Department of Justice also announced the lodging of a second consent decree to resolve the liability of ConocoPhillips and Sasol North America for natural resource damages in the estuary resulting from discharges of hazardous substances. Over the past several years, federal and state trustees worked cooperatively with ConocoPhillips and Sasol North America to assess injuries and to develop a restoration plan.
Under the terms of settlement, with state and federal natural resource trustees (the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the Department of the Interior, the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality, and the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries), ConocoPhillips and Sasol North America will reimburse the federal and state trustees a total of nearly $1.2 million for a share of past natural resource damages assessment costs, perform construction of a restoration project selected by the trustees in the Sabine Wildlife Refuge in accordance with the Final Restoration Plan and Environmental Assessment for the Bayou Verdine Site, and pay an additional $750,000 for future monitoring of the restoration project.


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Dan Parsons necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 144 diseños de 53 diseñadores freelance.
Epilonian Books
We are an online used bookseller. We pride ourselves on excellent service, speed and attention to detail. We are listed on many of the major bookseller sites such as Amazon, Alibris and Barns & Noble. We have Five Star Ratings on all of these services.
Our target audience are people that purchase used books online. A google search for "Epilonian Books" will show our activity and you will see the kinds of people who are purchasing form us an leaving comments.
We are looking for a nice logo for the business. We have not yet picked colors. We pride ourselves on our excellent packaging, so a logo where the main element will look nice on a round sticker would be ideal.
The logo must be in a vector format so we can scale it easily.
1 - We would like a color scheme with 3 colors. These will become our company colors and will form the basis for further design work on our website.
2 - The logo should include a text treatment of the full company name "Epilonian Books"
3 - A graphic element of the logo that can stand on its own and be included on a round sticker used on our packaging. We would also like it to reproduce well at a small size, such as the size of a buddy icon on twitter or other social networking sites.
You are free to be as creative as you like.
UPDATE: Please do not use a color close to the amazon.com "orange" color. Our logo will appear on their site in our listings and we would not like to create confusion.
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With this post I thought I might bring your attention to a small, rustic tree house just east of Gwelf on the Old North Road. The Fortune Teller lives here with her two sisters and it is their business to tell you the truth. If you are not interested in the truth you will pass this house and continue happily on your way in comfortable and ignorant bliss. If however you are interested in the truth you will proceed with caution to the front door. By the time they get you to the back porch it will be too late. You are going to hear all the truth you could ever hope for whether you like it or not.
Please proceed with caution. Be well and go in peace. The sisters are waiting.


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Ashley Benson apologises for mocking troubled Amanda Bynes
Actress ASHLEY BENSON has issued a public apology for mocking troubled star AMANDA BYNES in the aftermath of her hospitalisation this week (beg22Jul13).
Let's hope the abused innocent young girls don't get forgotten in the Rochdale case
The Hairspray star was detained on an involuntary 5150 psychiatric hold on Monday (22Jul13) amid fears for her mental health after she was caught attempting to set fire to a driveway in Thousand Oaks, California.
Benson sparked controversy two days later on Wednesday (24Jul13) when she posted a picture of herself imitating Bynes on her Instagram.com page with the caption, "Doing my Amanda Bynes look this afternoon".
The post prompted a negative backlash and she has now apologised. In a series of posts on Twitter.com, Benson writes, "To clear up the whole Instagram thing, I had no idea what her situation was. Truly sorry if I offended anyone... Love you guys."
Bynes' parents have applied for a conservatorship to take control of their daughter's affairs and a judge has extended her detention for a further two weeks.


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'How I Met Your Mother' Premiere Sneak Peek: Barney and Robin Go 'Game of Thrones'
A few days ago gave us a bevy of sneak peeks at 'How I Met Your Mother's ninth and final season premiere "The Locket / Coming Back," though it seems they've saved the best for last in advance of Monday's debut. The latest look at season 9 sees Barney revealing his unsurprising 'Game of Thrones' favorite, as he and Robin plot a dastardly murder that could shake the entire series to its core. Or not.
Via Entertainment Weekly, the final sneak peek of Monday's 'How I Met Your Mother' premiere picks up where one of the previous clips left off, dealing with the bombshell revelation that Barney and Robin might actually have a relative in common. Naturally, incest talk can only lead to one of two HBO dramas currently airing, and we'll thank Barney for choosing the blonder of the two as he and Robin plot out the least murderous way to deal with their coming nuptials.
Meanwhile, the final season of 'How I Met Your Mother' has recruited such guest stars as returning 'Karate Kid' star William Zabka, 'True Blood' star Anna Camp (replacing 'The Office"s Ellie Kemper), Sherri Shepherd, 'Revenge' star Roger Bart, and Wayne Brady and John Lithgow reprising their roles as Barney's half-brother James and biological father Jerry. In addition to clarifying the final season's wedding weekend format and releasing new promos, clips and photos, CBS previously revealed that all four regulars would meet the mother prior to Ted.
The final season will be upon us this Monday, so check out the latest 'HIMYM' sneak peek up top and give us your season 9 wishlist in the comments!


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The Ohio Department of Education (ODE) offers a variety of bullying prevention resources for families, schools and communities. These resources include a model anti-bullying policy and related presentation materials, a webinar series and links to helpful websites. Districts can take advantage of these tools for help in meeting their legal requirement to establish a policy prohibiting harassment, intimidation and bullying.
This State Board of Education-approved model policy contains procedures for reporting, documenting and investigating incidents of harassment, intimidation and bullying (including cyber bullying) as explained in the model policy and Ohio Revised Code. The document delineates responsibilities for school personnel and presents student intervention strategies. The policy also states the requirements for districts to:
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I'm making this because the other poll forgot some things, and after asking Firebenderdude2, I built this one. Please vote as this will decide the fate of the Black Falcons King. But before you vote plaese look at the Gaming Thread and get to 'know' the characters more. If you are one of the contestants and do not want to participate, simply post or PM me and I will remove you. These men are the four highest ranking commanders/lords that fought in the Battle of Drer, the names besides the characters are the owners. Thank you all,
EDIT: Contestants you may vote for one another but NOT yourselves. I'm waiting until later to cast my vote. Thanks,
EDIT: EDIT: I will view results this Saturday at 8:00 P.M. Pacific Coast Time.


text: With Christopher and Bobby at the helm of Ewing Energies, and Elena working to gain a stronger foothold within the company, J.R. and John Ross strike a deal to wrestle control of Ewing Energies away from them. Meanwhile, Pamela Rebecca Barnes schemes with John Ross to take half of Christopher's shares in Ewing Energies to fulfill her father's desire for revenge against the Ewings. And Ryland's mother, Judith, proves to be just as evil as her son.


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GREENSBORO— The Atlantic Coast Conference has forged seven football bowl game partnerships that will be effective through the 2019 season.
On Thursday, ACC Commissioner John Swofford announced the news for a conference that is looking to improve its collective play on the football field and contend on a national stage.
"We are extremely pleased to announce relationships with this outstanding collection of future bowl partners," said Swofford. "Each of these premiere bowls is recognized for its excellence, and they collectively combine to offer our 15-member league more flexibility, improved financials, marquee match-ups and attractive destinations."
The new agreements include increased net financial revenues to the Conference, reduced ticket obligations, greater flexibility in selection of bowl teams to ensure the best possible match-ups, and prioritized geographical proximity for better access for fans.
In total, the league has reached agreements with the Russell Athletic Bowl in Orlando; the Hyundai Sun Bowl in El Paso, Texas; the Belk Bowl in Charlotte, N.C.; the Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl in Nashville, Tenn.; the TaxSlayer.com Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, Fla., and the New Era Pinstripe Bowl in New York City.
The ACC champion will again be headingto the Discover Orange Bowl in Miami if that team is not in the College Football Playoff. If the Discover Orange Bowl is hosting one of the semifinal games of the College Football Playoff, the ACC champion will be slotted to play in one of the other host bowls of the playoff – the Fiesta Bowl or the Chick-fil-A Bowl – if not playing in a semifinal game.


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As babyish boomers abide to age, the amount of chief citizens will steadily increase. With this access comes a alongside advance in the amount of agitated crimes perpetrated adjoin the elderly. The Bureau of Justice Statistics letters that from 2005 to 2009 one accompaniment showed the afterward statistics:
Half (49.5%) of agitated victimizations of the aged accepted to law administration complex austere violence- murder, rape, animal assault, robbery, aggravated assault, and kidnapping.
Added than a third of agitated victimizations of aged women (37.8%) complex the victim's adolescent or grandchild, compared to beneath than a division of victimizations of aged men (22.5%).
The amount of appear abandon adjoin aged men (247.7 per 100,000 males age 65 or older) was 1.4 times college than the amount for aged women (172.9 per 100,000 women age 65 or older).
Many Generation X'ers (those built-in amid 1965-1979) accept begin themselves in the position of caring for their aged parents. This includes administering their safety. Many chief citizens adopt to reside on their own. Ideally, they will reside in abutting adjacency to their accouchement or added ancestors members, but that isn't consistently the case. Having an aged ancestor active on their own can be a abundant antecedent of anxiety. I apperceive because I am one of those Generation X'ers who took affliction of their parents until their passing. If you aswell accept an aged admired one whose assurance apropos you, there are several things you can do to ensure their assurance while not breaking the budget:
Install a simple home anxiety aegis system. The best affectionate doesn't necessarily accept a lot of accretion and whistles. It accept to be simple abundant for them to set. Look for keypads with ample numbers. You aswell wish to accomplish abiding the anxiety is at atomic 110 decibels so that neighbors can apprehend it if it goes off. One accomplished advantage is the HomeSafe wireless aegis system. It can anxiety up to 5 pre-determined buzz numbers activated. The account is that you don't accept to pay an big-ticket account ecology fee.
Install window and aperture alarms. Magnetic acquaintance alarms are simple and bargain and actual effective. You should cover bottle accident alarms as well.
A Aperture Guard that can be slipped over the aperture bulge or a Aperture Stop Anxiety can active the abode if anyone tries to enter. A Aperture Stop Anxiety has the added account of acting as a aperture wedge, authoritative exceptionable access added difficult.
If they accept bottle sliding doors, install a metal sliding aperture brace. Bottle sliding doors accept awfully chiffon locks that can calmly be broken.
If they don't accept a dog, a Barking Dog Anxiety is a abundant option. Instead of a accepted alarm, it sounds like a abandoned barking dog. A lot of predators will abstain a home with dogs in them, authoritative this bit of cheat a actual able deterrent.
Accept your admired ones backpack a claimed alarm. There are several models available, a lot of with flashlight options. You can get one with an simple to columnist anxiety button, or one that activates if the wrist band pin is pulled.
The aged become victims because predators see them as simple prey. Advice them be victors, not victims. Take these simple and bargain measures to advice them defended their home and their person. They will beddy-bye easier and so will you.


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By Uta Sievers
Special to Catholic News Service
Today, I sat down with the Book of Ruth and started reading Chapter 1. Using a method for reading and praying with the Scriptures that is attributed to St Ignatius Loyola, I took a step inside the story.
I am Ruth. I went with my mother-in-law Naomi and never looked back.
It was an easy decision for me. It was much harder for her to accept my decision. I love her and always will. There is no sacrifice in this decision for me. I feel closer to her than I have ever felt to my own mother; I love her more than my life. Naomi and I, we walk hand-in-hand, even though we might not touch each other. We brave the desert storms. We have the same direction: her people, who — through my love for her — are my own people. Her God is my God.
Naomi isn't always the easiest woman to be with, especially since her whole family died in Moab. She has been taking this as a sign that God is unhappy with her, but I think that's not true. I'm sure God just had other plans for her. That's as far as I know him, this God. The strong one. The one who saves. The one who is closer to us than we are to ourselves. The one who has dreams for us. I am following one of those dreams. I have always been the dreamer in our family, my husband never really understood that. But his God did. Praying to the God of Israel felt easier than praying to our gods in Moab. So I followed Naomi to be with a people that knew their God, a people who had met him, personally. Apart from praying with them, I also have to find work there. And possibly a husband. Someone with my kind of spirituality would be nice.
As I step out of the story, I pray for all those who leave everything behind, guided only by a dream.


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The average size of the American family shrunk throughout the 19th century as many upper and middle class couples had fewer and fewer children. Social reformers found the declining birth rate among the established "native" Anglo-Saxon families alarming. New waves of southern and eastern European immigrants arriving with large families and high birth rates were thought to be a threat to the American "race." Reasoning that healthy young women would produce larger families, high schools and academies began introducing athletic activities for girls. By the 1860s, female students could participate in calisthenics, tennis, badminton and croquet. Additional offerings in the 1890s included basketball, swimming, cycling and some track and field. School athletic activities largely benefited upper and middle-class girls like these in a 1904 photograph of the Deerfield Academy Girls Basketball team in Deerfield, Massachusetts; few working class families could send girls to school beyond the early elementary grades.
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How to look smart when cycling to work
How to look smart when cycling to work
You have a choice of whether to cycle to work in your work clothes or carry them with you and change when you arrive. Obviously which you do depends on whether you have a long, strenuous journey or your workplace is just a short, flat couple of miles away.
Keep fresh
If you have access to showers or washing facilities keep a towel at work and change when you arrive. Some workplaces have power showers and changing rooms, others will just have a sink. If you haven't got time for a shower, at least have a wipe down with a flannel or babywipe and add a squirt of deodorant, for the sake of your colleagues!
What to wear
Choose clothes that won't look crumpled if they've been squashed in your panniers or backpack. Modern fabrics mean that ironing and pressing isn't always necessary and many offices are adopting a more casual look, in any case.
Carry a spray bottle of water that you can squirt your clothes and hang them up while you take a shower - and even a suit will be nice and smooth.
Some people drive or take a train in on Mondays with a week's fresh laundry and then ride the rest of the week, others bring a change of clothing in every day.
Roll rather than fold clothing, you will get fewer creases that way. You can also use specialist shirt carriers such as the Eagle Creek. Other ideas include putting the clothes in a carrier bag and stashing at the top of your pannier or backpack.
Some people advocate riding with a breathable layer underneath a shirt then changing on arrival.
Then there are the advocates of 'Slow Cycling' who think that riding to work is not a race so you shouldn't arrive sweaty anyway therefore saving time on having a shower. But check with your colleagues first before committing to this one, as no one wants to sit next to someone who is sweaty and smelly!


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Vice x Virtue meets NWons (LIMITED EDITION)
So I've had a few clothing companies reach out to me to work on some collaborations, and the first one to go into production is my collaboration with Toronto's Vice x Virtue label. Available for pre-order right now these limited edition custom made shirts will be hitting the streets in September 2013 just in time for Manifesto Festival. Along with these high quality shirts we are also offering a FREE 8"x10" SIGNED & NUMBERED PRINT OF THE "DNA OF A CITY" IMAGE ON ALL PRE-ORDERS!!More+


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