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Students@Hebron is our student ministry tailored towards helping you getting stuck in and finding your church family away from home. We're here to support you in the excitement, stresses, and life changing experience that is being a student! Whilst we want to create an environment for you to find solid christian friends in the same place of life as you, we also want to celebrate the fact that our church family is made up of multiple generations and backgrounds that we can all learn from. We'd also love it if you let us know of your gifts and we can find a way to use them in serving Hebron as a whole.
We have plenty going on here at Hebron for students so come along on Sunday, contact me on email@example.com or keep reading...
Student Lunches
After the family service during term time, we share a delicious two-course home cooked meal, lovingly provided by families in the church. It is a great way to relax and get to know the other students and other members of the church family. Beans on toast can wait till Monday.
Student Supper
The best way to end your Sunday and head into the new week. Join us for an hour after the Evening Service for some tea, coffee, and a wee supper. Nothing formal. No frills. Just another opportunity to get to know more people in the church.
Sometimes you just need someone to talk to, and at Hebron we have plenty of people who would love to get alongside you. Whether you're looking to do a bible study, read through a book, talk to someone about your concerns, or just have a chat, contact Alex to facilitate a suitable arrangement.
Buddy Family
A family will 'adopt' you and invite you into their homes and simply be there for you. Rumour has it that sometimes dinner is involved. What's not to love? Contact Alex if you're keen.
Student Sessions
A new programme starting once a month! A time to come together and catch up. Every second month we will work as a team to organise an event that is easy to invite friends along to. Every other month from that we'll open God's word on a particular topic and apply it to our lives. Stay tuned on Facebook and Instagram for further details!
If you're new to Aberdeen, then welcome! We believe that you are not in this Granite City by accident or because you did well in your exams but because God has great plans for you and we can't wait to see how you grow in Him over the next 4/5 years. We would love to welcome you along to Hebron, to have you join our church family and get stuck in by serving God and others. When you come along for the first time, be sure to look out for a Fresher's Pack with some info about us at Hebron (and some goodies as well), just look out for Alex or the rest of the student team. You can also download a copy of the Welcome booklet here.


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Indiana Senator Evan Bayh is thanking Hoosiers for their support over the course of his political career. Unlike his last farewell, as he left the governorship is 1996, this one had an air of finality as Bayh talked about his career in the past tense…although the Senator did decline to rule out another run for office. Bayh says with different timing, he might have entered the governor's race he passed on last week. Bayh has twin sons who are just starting high school. He says the move back to Indiana would have uprooted them from their friends, school, and sports teams, and caused other problems for them too.
"When you are the child of a member of Congress you aren't subjected to all the negative TV ads; you aren't on the front page of the paper all the time. But when you are the child of a governor or a candidate for governor you most assuredly will be."
Bayh cited growing partisanship in Washington in announcing he wouldn't seek a third term this year, and he returned to that theme during a farewell address on the Senate floor. Bayh says his relationship with Indiana's senior Senator Richard Lugar over the last 12 years would be an appropriate model for bipartisan cooperation throughout Capitol Hill.

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One fact that can never be questioned is: all mothers of young children fight against the clock. With school, sports, friends, food, homework and rest, there is no time left to bond, read a book
One fact that can never be questioned is: all mothers of young children fight against the clock. With school, sports, friends, food, homework and rest, there is no time left to bond, read a book or just relax and watch some TV. Thinking about that, here are 5 tips to better manage your family life and save time (and breath).
This is a very important point, especially for those who has no domestic help. Improvisation can be a good outlet from time to time, but if you do not know what will be on the table in the coming days, you will inevitably lose time making several visits to the supermarket to find what is missing. Having a menu for the week, not only eliminates frequent trips to the supermarket, but also makes you save money.
2. Teach small tasks to your kids.
It seems easier to do things yourself quickly than delegate to the children, however, in the long haul, sharing small tasks with children brings many benefits. You will not only contribute to their self-confidence, making them more independent, as you will eventually gain time. Wouldn't be cool to be able to spend 10 more minutes on makeup, for example, while your 4-year-old son gets dressed by himself?
3. Develop a system to manage the paperwork.
Who among you does not have a table at home filled with papers, documents, school stuff? Stacking papers and putting off tasks just makes you waste time. Try to get organized and stay organized, this will free up space in your head and help you make sure you are not forgetting anything.
4. Make time for yourself.
This sounds impossible, I know. But it's very important. You obviously noticed that you can be much more effective if you have your batteries recharged, right? If you are always falling apart, you will spend a lot more time figuring thing out than if you were "operating" a little more relaxed. Have a leisurely moment, it also gives a chance to think better and see things from the outside, from another perspective.
5. Accept it and ask for help.
If you have people around that you can count on, use them. As much as we would like to be able to do everything, we can't. Some mothers live away from family or doesn't have a partner to share some important tasks with, and it is essential to create a network of friends and parents who can rescue you from time to time. Of course this is a two-way street. Just make sure you have a good group of reliable people ready to take over if you need an extra hour to sleep.


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Principles and Best Practices for Adopting Cloud (D101142)
This course will equip solution architects with the skills required to embark on a journey of assessing their current on-premises environment, defining the IT and non-IT goals for migrating to the cloud, understanding the operational targets, deciding the cloud topology, planning the migration tasks, and conducting the migration process.
This involves answering a series of specific questions that will progressively help students narrow down the range of cloud deployment options and develop a migration strategy that's built on an optimal blend of Oracle Cloud service offerings. This course is focused on principles rather than procedures and mentions relevant services and features. The overall aim is to provide students with a framework they can use at any time to assist a business migrate to cloud.
Course also includes worked examples where the attendees collaborate under the moderator's guidance to develop possible solutions which are then compared to Oracle-designed solutions.
Learn How To:
- Explain the benefits of adopting cloud to business stakeholders
- Determine the current IT estate and application workloads
- Apply criteria to help determine applications suited to migrate to cloud
- Use strategies to help choose the best migration path to cloud for an application
- Implement Maximum Availability Architecture principles in the cloud
- Monitor applications once they are deployed to the cloud
Benefits to You
Understand the various factors and approaches involved in migrating on-premises application workloads to the cloud. Learn skills and strategies that will help you engage with internal or external customers considering migrating to the cloud.
- Architect
- Cloud Architect
- Understanding of cloud computing service and deployment models
- Experience in multi-tier enterprise application architecture
- Knowledge of networking for a distributed application topology
- Familiarity with the Oracle Cloud service portfolio
- Understand how Maximum Availability Architecture is important in getting to the cloud
- Explain the need to understand the current IT ecosystem in its entirety
- Describe the criteria used to choose a candidate system for migration to the cloud
- Understand how to collate workload data
- Describe different options for migrating a system to the cloud
- Understand basic networking options and storage options
- Plan and prioritize security considerations
- Understand how to choose the appropriate lift-and-shift option
- Describe the process of migrating from on-premises to Cloud PaaS
- Describe the scenario of replacing an on-premises with an equivalent (or better) SaaS product
- Part One Introduction
- IT Estate Stocktake
- Choose a Candidate System
- Workload Analysis
- Decide an Approach
- Networking
- Storage on Cloud
- Security
- Rehost
- Rebuild, Revise, and Refactor
- Replace with the Cloud
- Maximum Availability Architecture
- Remaining On-Premises
- Retiring an Application
- Monitoring the Cloud
- Exercise
Online Training
Dauer 3 Tage
Preis (exkl. MwSt.)
- 1.893,- €
Sprache der Kursunterlagen: Englisch
Classroom Training
Dauer 3 Tage
Preis (exkl. MwSt.)
- Deutschland: 2.133,- €
- Schweiz: 2.133,- €
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Animals & Money: Horrified by BBC purebreed documentary
The show hasn't been shown here yet. (Though it's available in clips here. And you can buy it from the production company.) But expect a big uproar when BBC America does show it. And a big backlash against spending money on purebreds, especially from puppy mills. The Guardian says the "Kennel Club is facing the greatest crisis in its history." That's how big the tidal wave is that about to hit the breeding industry in the U.S.
Already the U.S. dog community is riled up. Patrick Burns, known as TerrierMan, has offered one smart blog after another on breed-specific health problems--both from the documentary and other sources. In England and Australia, the reaction has been intense. The RSPCA and other sponsors pulled out of Crufts, England's fanciest dog show. Now many British dog lovers are pushing for the BBC to stop airing Crufts.
The Kennel Club says the documentary was unfair to them (especially that bit about how dog breeding is like the eugenics program of the Nazis.) They were already working on problem breed standards--small consolation for those who bought their family a puppy doomed to disease in that time. They say most purebreds are totally healthy. So far they've changed the breed standards for the Pekingese, making its face less pushed in.The documentary shows that people who pay hundreds or thousands of dollars more to get a brand name purebred dog are actually getting a dog that stands a fair chance of getting sick and dying younger. What are some of the charges?
- One in three King Charles Spaniels in England have the neurological disorder Syringomyelia, caused by being bred with too small a skull. The treatment, surgery to open the skull and let the brain expand, is often fatal.
- The 10,000 pugs in the UK have only the genetic diversity of 50 animals.
- The ridge on Rhodesian Ridgebacks is a form of spina bifida and the dogs are prone to a skin infection. One in 20 are born without a ridge; breed standards call for those dogs, which are actually healthier, to be culled.
- Bulldogs are bred with their heads so big they can't give birth naturally.
- Dachshunds used to have much taller legs proportionally.
RSPCA's chief veterinary adviser, Mark Evans, calls dog shows a "parade of mutants." As dogs have become part of our family instead of workers on our farms, people are naturally getting more uncomfortable with the breeding industry. It doesn't make sense to breed dogs to intricate and arcane standards based on someone from 1850's idea. Dogs primary purpose now is to be our companions. So, if we are going to breed them, it makes sense to breed towards a happy, friendly disposition; good health and longevity; and it probably wouldn't hurt to throw in hypo-allergenic coats. But it's hard--if not impossible--to judge those things in a few hours in a show ring. That's why dog breeds and dog shows are becoming anachronisms.


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A nightmare pays me a scary visit every Halloween
Richard Carter | 10/12/2012, 4:17 p.m.
"Was it the boogie man? As a matter of fact, it was..."-Donald Pleasance, "Halloween" (1978)
Next Monday is Halloween-that annual celebration of hobgoblins, ghosts and ghouls who are good-naturedly dedicated to scaring the living daylights out of the unwary. And sometimes even the very wary.
All of us can recall special Halloween days and nights of our youth. Parties, jack-o'-lanterns, bobbing for apples, skeleton suits, ghostly white sheets, masks and, of course, the tricks and treats. Great, good fun and great, good memories.
In my part of the Midwest, we hit the streets of my neighborhood the night before. It was called Beggar's Night and, dressed in tattered rags in keeping with its theme, we went door-to-door yelping "Halloween Handout" instead of "Trick or Treat." But the results were usually the same. Goodies, goodies and more goodies.
Of course, there was always the chance that a grouchy adult might shoo us away or even douse us with cold water. This occasionally happened when the resident couldn't care less about Halloween and hated having to answer an incessantly ringing doorbell.
For many Americans, one of the most scary memories of that scary, final night in October came in 1978 with the release of John Carpenter's "Halloween"-a truly macabre movie. Set in a small Illinois town, it begins as a deranged 6-year-old boy hacks his teenage sister to death. After 15 years in a mental institution, he escapes and returns to the scene of his gory crime on Halloween night with more mayhem in mind.
But I don't have to hark back to Halloweens past or see a fictional story to conjure up a scary memory I'd rather forget. My truth was stranger than fiction. And Oct. 31 pushes the process along, regardless what else is happening in my life. Thus, every year on that date, I find myself recalling an epoch-making day in January.
Back then-in one of my other lives in Cleveland-I'd fly between that city and Detroit on company business about three times a month. To avoid traffic and save about two hours in ground time, I eschewed big Cleveland Hopkins and Detroit Metropolitan airports and took a commuter flight across Lake Erie.
Tag and Wright Airlines offered frequent service between small, convenient Burke Lakefront Airport in downtown Cleveland and small City Airport in Detroit. The bumpy flights in twin-engine prop jobs carrying up to nine people took about 40 minutes.
But after a couple of years, I had begun to have second thoughts.
Although an experienced air traveler, I disliked the scary ups-and-downs brought on by strong Canadian winds that whistled across the lake, knocked downtown pedestrians off their feet and seemed likely to knock my small plane out of the sky.
I clearly recall a mind-bending return flight when a vicious downdraft sent us hurtling toward the pitcher's mound as we passed over the city's huge lakefront stadium. Just about everyone aboard lost their lunch. Ugh!


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Are you a night owl, insomniac, shift-worker or dreamer?
The Nightline is a creative audio project about the city at night inspired by stories from the sleepless. Over the next ten months The Nightline message bank is collecting anonymous voice messages between the hours of midnight and 6am. If you're a night owl, we'd love to hear what's keeping you awake.
While the city around you sleeps:
• Share what's on your mind…
• A story from your night…
• Or leave a message for someone you've lost touch with…
There are several easy ways to leave an anonymous after-midnight message for The Nightline:
– Record a voice memo (or WhatsApp recording) on your phone and text it to The Nightline at: 0457 910 843
– Leave an old school phone message by ringing The Nightline direct on: 0457 910 843
Alternatively, you can also record & send your late-night voice message from here, using the Speakpipe recorder below:
At The Nightline we love to listen, so night owls are encouraged to leave as many late-night voice messages as they like, for as long as they like.
What will my voice message be used for?
By leaving a voice message on The Nightline message bank you agree to the possibility this voice recording may be used as one of many in a creative audio project called The Nightline by Roslyn Oades, Bob Scott & collaborators. This collection of anonymous late-night voice messages will be used as content and inspiration for an evocative audio portrait of the city at night. The finished work will be presented as an intimate listening experience in a surprise underground club in the heart of the city as part of the City of Sydney's Art & About program in winter 2020. The Nightline relies on the generosity of our anonymous callers and the artists warmly thank you in advance for your participation.
Who are the artists?
The lead artists behind The Nightline are long-term collaborators, theatre director Roslyn Oades and sound artist Bob Scott. They are joined by Fausto Brusamolino (lights/coding), Clare Britton (site design), Katia Molino (performer) and the Nightline Brainstrust. You can find out more about Roslyn and Bob's past projects via their websites:
If you have any further questions about The Nightline you can contact the creative team directly via: firstname.lastname@example.com
Where can I experience The Nightline project?
The Nightline is an ongoing creative audio project commissioned and produced by Urban Theatre Projects. An early version of The Nightline was presented as part of Right Here Right Now in 2018. A new rendition of the work is currently in development, through a partnership with the City of Sydney Art & About, with presentation details soon to be announced. Sign up to the UTP mailing list to stay up to date on where and when you can experience The Nightline.
You can download the media release for this The Nightline phone line launch here.


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Come visit/revisit The Beer House! (Continuous Integration)
Isn't it funny how a simple word like Beer can grab your attention? In this post we will look at migrating The Beer House (TBH) sample application database to be managed by VSTS:DB. For those in the NW you may have seen this previously as I have presented this to the PNWSQL User Group. Since then I have received many requests for sharing the demo walkthrough.
This post illustrates how Visual Studio Team System Database Edition enables continuous integration for databases. The walkthrough demonstrates how to setup Team Build to automate building and deploying databases. Using VSTSDB's incremental deployment engine in conjunction with Team Build build automation enables database continuous integration for teams working with Team System.
The best thing about this walkthrough is that anyone with a PC capable of running a VM (VPC or Hyper-V) can follow along on their own boxes because everything I will be using is FREE! Well, it's free as in Trial Software and Sample Applications.
This post will include the following sections:
1. Why continuous integration?
2. Migrating the Beer House Sample Application to use Database Projects
3. Setting up the Database Projects for Sandbox Development
4. Adding our Solution to Source Code Control
5. Setting up our Database for Rolling Builds/Continuous Integration
6. Overriding a SQLCMD variable to Version Stamp DBs
Why continuous integration?
Continuous Integration (CI) is a core tenant of being an agile team. Teams that use agile methodologies typically work on producing software in short iterative cycles producing a functional piece of software with every check-in, at the end of every day, and at the completion of every iteration or sprint. Basically, the codebase that is checked into the shared repository should be functional at all times. CI is practice where each check-in results in a build being run which produces a software product that can be assessed for quality, completeness, and other indicators that communicate the project is moving in the right direction. This assessment typically includes build verification tests (BVTs), but may also include other tests as well. Since the CI build, or sometimes called rolling build, is automated many teams run all their automated tests. This frees up the development team from having to run long running test suites that may impact productivity if ran by multiple individuals of the team many times a day.
Some of the benefits of CI include: spotting integration issues early; early build break detection; complete and regular test runs; automated code promotion; deployment issues identified early; redundant tasks automated; stakeholder visibility into project progression increased. While CI is by no means a new concept, in fact it has been used by many teams successfully for years now, what teams continue to struggle with is how to integrate their database components into their CI process. The challenge is the same I outlined in a previous post in regards to database deployment; it is the existence of state.
With Team System Database Edition GDR and Team Foundation Server you can enable CI for Visual Studio projects. Using the Incremental Deployment Engine of VSTS:DB and the build automation platform of Team Build you can enable CI for your databases. In this post I outline the walkthrough I have presented a few times. I hope this inspires teams to automate their builds and reap the many benefits CI has to offer.
If you want to dig into CI more I recommend the following reading:
Continuous Integration – Martin Fowler
See also his related whitepaper on Evolutionary Database Design.
Before we get rolling here is what you will need:
· Microsoft® Visual Studio® Team System 2008 Team Foundation Server SP1 and Team Suite SP1 VPC or Hyper-V Image (Trial)
· Microsoft® Visual Studio Team System 2008 Database Edition GDR R2
· TheBeerHouse: CMS & E-commerce Site Starter Kit (Code Plex Project)
If you have Windows Server x64 and a spare 2GB RAM free I highly recommend using the Hyper-V image. The performance of the Hyper-V image is superior to that of VPC. I will assume in this article that you can effectively use VPC or Hyper-V. If you need help, please see Hyper-V/VPC.
Migrating the Beer House Sample Application to use Database Projects
Once you have your virtualized environment setup you can start migrating the application. Do this by downloading the starter kit from the link above. Unzip the file on your VM to a directory called DasRoot. You should end up with a directory structure that looks like this:
Let's now attach the app's Database to the default SQL Instance. Note there are 2 SQL instances on this VM. The default instance running is 2005 SQL Enterprise along with other services like SSRS. The default instance also has the TFS databases on it. We will consider this our production server for this walkthrough. The other instance is a 2005 SQL Express instance. This is installed as a part of VSTS. We will use this instance as our development and integration server. You can also install SQL 2008 on the VM if you like. I have run 4 instances of SQL on a VM with 2GB RAM with acceptable performance for evaluation and proofing purposes.
To easily attach the TBH database to the production server copy the sql files to the default data directory of the default instance and run this T-SQL script:
Copy Command
C:\DasRoot>copy "C:\DasRoot\TheBeerHouse\TBH_Web\App_Data\ASPNETDB.MDF" "C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.1\MSSQL\Data\TBHDB.mdf"
1 file(s) copied.
C:\DasRoot>copy "C:\DasRoot\TheBeerHouse\TBH_Web\App_Data\ASPNETDB_log.LDF" "C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.1\MSSQL\Data\TBHDB_log.ldf"
1 file(s) copied.
T-SQL to attach DB and add a login
EXEC sp_attach_db @dbname=N'TheBeerHouse',
@filename1=N'C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.1\MSSQL\Data\TBHDB.mdf',
@filename2=N'C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.1\MSSQL\Data\TBHDB_log.ldf'
USE TheBeerHouse
EXEC sp_addlogin 'TheBeerHouseApp', 'BeerNow!', 'master'
EXEC sp_grantdbaccess 'TheBeerHouseApp', 'TheBeerHouseApp'
EXEC sp_addrolemember 'db_datareader', 'TheBeerHouseApp'
EXEC sp_addrolemember 'db_datawriter', 'TheBeerHouseApp'
EXEC sp_addrolemember 'db_owner', 'TheBeerHouseApp'
You will need to also change your databases to use mix mode security since the application will be using a SQL Login for authentication. You can change the script to use a Windows login if you like, but for this walkthrough we will be using SQL Login.
This sample database includes some of the SQL diagramming tables. We won't need these so you can clean them up by executing this T-SQL:
USE [TheBeerHouse]
IF EXISTS (SELECT * FROM sys.objects WHERE object_id = OBJECT_ID(N'[dbo].[sp_alterdiagram]') AND type in (N'P', N'PC'))
DROP PROCEDURE [dbo].[sp_alterdiagram]
IF EXISTS (SELECT * FROM sys.objects WHERE object_id = OBJECT_ID(N'[dbo].[sp_creatediagram]') AND type in (N'P', N'PC'))
DROP PROCEDURE [dbo].[sp_creatediagram]
IF EXISTS (SELECT * FROM sys.objects WHERE object_id = OBJECT_ID(N'[dbo].[sp_dropdiagram]') AND type in (N'P', N'PC'))
DROP PROCEDURE [dbo].[sp_dropdiagram]
IF EXISTS (SELECT * FROM sys.objects WHERE object_id = OBJECT_ID(N'[dbo].[sp_helpdiagramdefinition]') AND type in (N'P', N'PC'))
DROP PROCEDURE [dbo].[sp_helpdiagramdefinition]
IF EXISTS (SELECT * FROM sys.objects WHERE object_id = OBJECT_ID(N'[dbo].[sp_helpdiagrams]') AND type in (N'P', N'PC'))
DROP PROCEDURE [dbo].[sp_helpdiagrams]
IF EXISTS (SELECT * FROM sys.objects WHERE object_id = OBJECT_ID(N'[dbo].[sp_renamediagram]') AND type in (N'P', N'PC'))
DROP PROCEDURE [dbo].[sp_renamediagram]
IF EXISTS (SELECT * FROM sys.objects WHERE object_id = OBJECT_ID(N'[dbo].[sp_upgraddiagrams]') AND type in (N'P', N'PC'))
DROP PROCEDURE [dbo].[sp_upgraddiagrams]
IF EXISTS (SELECT * FROM sys.objects WHERE object_id = OBJECT_ID(N'[dbo].[sysdiagrams]') AND type in (N'U'))
DROP TABLE [dbo].[sysdiagrams]
Ok, the database is there now so let's adjust the solution to use this database. The application comes as a RANU Database. Since we will be maintaining the database as a project we don't need the contents in App_Data anymore. We also need to change the connection string for the application. Before doing those things we also want everything in the same solution. We do this by:
1. Create a new solution [C:\DasRoot\TheBeerHouse\TBH.sln]. You do this by selecting File->New->Project->Other Project Types->Visual Studio Solutions.
2. Move both [C:\DasRoot\TheBeerHouse\TBH_Web] and [C:\DasRoot\TheBeerHouse\TBH_CustomEvents\TBHCustomEvents.csproj] directories under the TBH folder [C:\DasRoot\TheBeerHouse\TBH].
3. Add the website project to the new solution. You do this be right clicking the solution file in the Solution Explorer and selecting Add->Existing Website->Select Folder on Disk [C:\DasRoot\TheBeerHouse\TBH\TBH_Web]. Answer yes to upgrade question.
4. Add the Custom Events project to the new solution. You do this be right clicking the solution file in the Solution Explorer and selecting Add->Existing Project->Select Folder on Disk [C:\DasRoot\TheBeerHouse\TBH\TBH_CustomEvents\TBHCustomEvents.csproj]. Answer yes to upgrade question.
5. In the Web Project locate the App_Data folder and delete the ASPNETDB.MDF files.
6. In the Web Project open the web.config and update the connection string to use our new database. You do this by replacing the connection string section with this element:
<remove name="LocalSqlServer"/>
<add name="LocalSqlServer" connectionString="Data Source=.\;Initial Catalog=TheBeerHouse;User=TheBeerHouseApp;Password=BeerNow!" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient"/>
</ connectionStrings >
7. Set the Web Project as the Start Up Project. (It should have already defaulted to this)
8. F5 to run the Web App against our newly attached Database. You should see something like this:
If you get errors then you probably didn't set the SQL Security to Mixed Mode. ;)
We now have a working Web App running against our "production" database. Let's now put the database into a database project. We will be using a 2005 Database Project and a 2005 Database Server Project. The Database Project is for the user created database objects. This is for all the database objects used by the web application. The Database Server Project is for our server level objects. We only have one, the SQL Login the web application uses to log into database. You accomplish this by:
1. Add a 2005 Database Project to the solution called TBHDB. You do this by right clicking the solution file in the Solution Explorer and selecting Add->New Project->Database Projects->SQL Server 2005.
2. Add a 2005 Database Server Project to the solution called TBHDBServer. You do this by right clicking the solution file in the Solution Explorer and selecting Add->New Project->Database Projects->SQL Server 2005.
Your solution should now look like:
We now need to populate the Database Project. We do this be reverse engineering the database we setup previously. You do this by importing the database into the database project [TBHDB]. When you import the database the database is shredded into individual SQL files. These individual files represent the schema of the Database. Since these files are simply SQL files and the files contain individual objects they are suitable to maintain and version in the project system. You import the database by right clicking on the database project node in Solution Explorer and select "Import Database Objects and Settings". You will be presented with a dialog where you can define the connection to the database and define import settings. Let's import the database by:
1. Defining a new connection to the TheBeerHouse database on the default instance. Click new connection. Server Name = ".". Database Name = "TheBeerHouse"
2. Keep the "Script the column collation only when it.." option checked.
3. Keep the "Import extended properties" option checked.
4. Check the "Import permissions" and check the "Add imported permissions to the project model" also. We want to work with permissions for this walkthrough.
5. Check the "Override configuration with imported schema settings" . This will import all the database settings along with the schema. An example would be the collation of the database.
6. Leave the Max files per directory at 1000. This walkthrough doesn't have very many files, but if you are working on a large schema you may want to drop this down to 250-500. Lots of files in one directory makes VS sluggish for some operations.
7. Click Start. When the database schema import completes click finish.
Setting up the Database Projects for Sandbox Development
You will notice that VS is now displaying status messages that it is building out the project's model. It should complete quickly as the TBH schema is pretty simple. When it says "Ready" take a look at the VS Error List. You can do this by selecting View->Error List from the Main menu. You should see 9 Warnings and 1 Error.
When you import Database Projects the Error List is the first place you want to start. It will help you work through any Errors and Warnings as you do your house keeping to tidy up the database. Just like other VS project types, Errors block the build and Warnings are warnings that something may not be right with the project.
Let's take care of the error first. The error is for an unresolved reference to a Login object from a database user object. The Login is the same login we previously added when setting up the database. Since Logins are a server level object it was not imported into the database project. We need to add it to our server project [TBHDBServer]. We could import the master database from the server into our server project to get the login. This would also bring down all the other user created objects in master. Since it is only one object let's just add it to the server project ourselves. You do this by:
1. Locate the Server Project in Solution Explorer
2. Expand the Schema Objects->Server Level Objects->Security folder.
3. Right click on the Security folder and select Add->New Item.
4. Select the Login (SQL) template from the New Item Dialog.
5. Name the Login "TheBeerHouseApp" and click Ok.
6. You should now be staring at the CREATE LOGIN Script. Update password variable to "BeerNow!" and save the file.
7. Your TheBeerHouseApp.login.sql file should look like this:
8. We now need to create a database reference from the database project to the server project to resolve our error. Right click on the "References" folder under the TBHDB project. Select Add Database Reference.
9. You are now presented with a dialog for creating new Database References. It has selected the TBHDBServer project already. It has also added "master" as the literal for database variable. It does this since master is always master on the database server.
10. Click Ok. You will see the reference is added under the "References" folder of the TBHDB project. This dialog should look like:
11. Right Click on the TBHDBServer project and click Build. You do this so the database server project is validated and its model is updated.
12. Notice how the Error disappears from the error list. We now are resolving the Login to the database server project.
We should be left with 9 warnings. All the warnings are from stored procedures in the TBHDB project. One thing to note here is that unresolved references in stored procedures are usually warnings. The reason is that stored procedures have deferred name resolution. This means it is possible to create a stored procedure without the objects it uses as table sources existing. Out of the 9 warnings we will resolve 8 of them. 6 of these warnings are for references to sysobjects. Database and server projects do not include all built-ins like system tables, views, and catalogs. You need another database reference for these. Much like how we resolved the error to the login, we will resolve these warnings for sysobjects by referencing a logical model of the master database that contains all these built-ins. You may be thinking "why is this not in the server project we just created"? The fact is that database server projects only include user level created objects. You can resolve these reference warnings to sysobjects by:
1. Right click on the "References" folder under the TBHDB project again. Select Add Database Reference.
2. Select the "dbschema" option.
3. Select the master.dbschema file from disk located: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\VSTSDB\Extensions\SqlServer\2005\DBSchemas\master.dbschema
4. Leave database variable literal as "master"
5. The database reference dialog should look like this. Click Ok.
After a little while you should see 6 of the warnings for the missing [sysobjects] object disappear. What we have done to resolve this is added the master.dbschema model to our project that represents all the built-ins provided by master. We now have 2 references and both represent the master database. Yes, this is possible. You may have also noticed that processing the reference to master.dbschema takes much longer than it did for the server project. That is because the model for master.dbschema is much larger. Even though we only need the definition for the sysobjects table we took on the overhead of the whole master.dbschema. You may want to check this out for how to customize your master.dbschema file. Note: If you use customized dbschema files you will want to add them to your solution so everyone on the team can reference the same file. This also will become a part of the source and will be available when or where ever you do your builds.
We should be left with 3 warnings now. 2 of the warnings are for ambiguous column references in the ORDER BY clause of 2 stored procedures. The 2 table sources in each of the stored procedures both have the column that the results are ordered by. While this is fine for SQL to execute (it assumes the column in the SELECT list) it makes maintenance problematic. It's better to be explicit in this case to prevent runtime errors should the other Added Date be included in the SELECT list. To resolve the warnings simply double click on each other warnings for tbh_Forums_GetUnapprovedPosts and tbh_Forums_GetUnapprovedPosts and replace the Added column in the ORDER BY clause with tbh_Posts.AddedDate. Save and close both files. You should see 2 warnings disappear. This leaves one warning left. The warning is for a session level temporary table. GDR R2 does not resolve references to session level temporary tables. Using session level temp tables is not a good design practice. Our guidance is to use table parameter instead as it makes the code more maintainable and design clearer. Since we don't plan to resolve this warning we can suppress it. You can suppress the warning by:
1. Locate the aspnet_Setup_RestorePermissions.proc.sql in Solution Explorer
2. Right Click on file and select "Properties"
3. On the "Properties" dialog enter the warning number for this warning (4151).
4. The properties window will look like this:
5. Save the file.
You have no warnings now. Caution: By suppressing the warning 4151 for the aspnet_Setup_RestorePermissions.proc.sql file we just suppressed all 4151 warnings for this file. This might not be desirable as you will probably still want to know if other objects are unresolved. Unfortunately warning suppression is only supported at the file and project levels. If you want other unresolved warnings for the file you will have to live with the unresolved session level temporary warning or refactor the code to use a table variable instead. Sorry.
Now that we have dealt with our errors and warnings we have our solution in good shape to move on. Next we should deploy the database to our local sandbox. Deploying it locally and running the app against the sandbox database will give us the confidence that the database and application is fully functional. But, before we can do that we need to consider reference data. TBH application depends on some simple version metadata for the ASPNET User Profile components. We could run the Aspnet_regsql.exe that adds this data everytime we deploy a new database or we can just deploy it ourselves. After all, we are already versioning the User Profile tables we might as well version the reference data required for ASPNET to make use of them. To do this easily we just simply add this T-SQL to the post deployment script of our TBHDB project:
(SELECT * FROM dbo.aspnet_SchemaVersions)
PRINT 'Adding [dbo].[aspnet_SchemaVersions] Data'
INSERT INTO [dbo].[aspnet_SchemaVersions]([Feature],[CompatibleSchemaVersion],[IsCurrentVersion])
INSERT INTO [dbo].[aspnet_SchemaVersions]([Feature],[CompatibleSchemaVersion],[IsCurrentVersion])
VALUES('health monitoring',1,1)
INSERT INTO [dbo].[aspnet_SchemaVersions]([Feature],[CompatibleSchemaVersion],[IsCurrentVersion])
INSERT INTO [dbo].[aspnet_SchemaVersions]([Feature],[CompatibleSchemaVersion],[IsCurrentVersion])
INSERT INTO [dbo].[aspnet_SchemaVersions]([Feature],[CompatibleSchemaVersion],[IsCurrentVersion])
INSERT INTO [dbo].[aspnet_SchemaVersions]([Feature],[CompatibleSchemaVersion],[IsCurrentVersion])
VALUES('role manager',1,1)
Now let's configure the projects to deploy locally so we can proof the deployment. To do this:
1. Right click on the TBHDB project and select properties
2. Select the Deploy tab
3. In the second combo box select "My isolated development environment" for the Configure deployment settings for option.
4. In the first combo box select "Create and deployment script and deploy…" for the Deployment Acton option
5. In the Target Connection click edit.
6. Add the server name as ".\SQLEXPRESS"
7. Leave the database name the same as the project [TBHDB]
8. Save and close the Project Properties
9. Repeat the same steps for the database server project [TBHDBServer], but leave the database name as master on this one
10. Right click on the TBHDBServer project and select Deploy
11. Here is the output for the database server project deployment:
12. Now, Deploy the TBHDB database project.
13. Here is the output for the database project deployment:
Note how when we deploy the Database Project that it also deploys the database server project. This is because there is a dependency between the database and the database server project that is managed by VS. If you deployed from the command line you would not have this dependency checking and would need to deploy them in the correct order. This is true of all database references except references to dbschema files.
Let's go back and edit the web.config of the project. We need to point it at our sandbox database. We do this by changing the connection string to:
<add name="LocalSqlServer" connectionString="Data Source=.\SQLEXPRESS;Initial Catalog=TBHDB;User=TheBeerHouseApp;Password=BeerNow!" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient"/>
Now we can view the TBH app with it using the local sandbox database. Again, you can start up the web app by F5 (Debugging) or by right clicking on web project and select "View in Browser". We see TBH app working! Note how this app instance has no data as compared to what we saw earlier. This is because when we deployed locally we only deployed the schema, security, and the minimum reference data. You could use the Data Compare feature if you want to easily pump the data into our sandbox database. You could also generate test data for this database using the Data Generation feature, but for now we will move forward with configuring our database projects.
Adding our Solution to Source Code Control
We now have our solution and projects setup (mostly) and its time to check-in! Before we can check-in we need a team project with source control. To create source control for this solution:
1. Click on the Team Explorer Window. (If Team Explorer is not shown select it from VS Menu View->Team Explorer)
2. Right click on the Server Node [TFSRTM08] and select "New Team Project"
3. A wizard dialog will be presented to help you configure your Team Project. On this first screen add the name of the project "TheBeerHouse" and click next.
4. On the second screen select "MSF for Agile..." instead of CMMI because at the Beer House we are an agile team!
5. Click Finish and wait….
6. When it is done creating and hooking up your Team Project Click Close. The process guidance should be loaded up in VS main window. If you can see it that is good because the associated SharePoint site is functioning properly.
Your Team Project in Team Explorer should now look like this:
Now that we have our TFS project we can add our solution to Source Code Control. There are a few different ways to do this, but I will do it from Solution Explorer.
1. Right click on the solution in Solution Explorer and select "Add Solution to Source Code Control"
2. You will be presented a dialog that will help you add the project to source control. You can see there are handfuls of other projects there as well. Feel free to check those out, go on, I will wait here for you.
3. Select the TheBeerHouse project.
4. In the box for the name of the solution folder clear "TBH" and enter "MAIN". This will make more sense later.
5. Click OK. This process is quick, usually.
6. Right click on the Solution again and select "View Pending Changes"
7. The Pending Changes window will appear showing you all the changes that you can commit to the repository. Click the Check In button.
8. Go back to Team Explorer and open the Source Control in your team project. You will see a branch of code now under in source control that has just been checked-in.
Your Source Control for your project should look like this:
A couple of things to mention: when you are adding to source control from the IDE the file filtering is managed for you. If you are adding the project to source control from the file system you will not want to add the following files:
· <ProjectName>.dbmdl – This file is the cached project model. It should not be source controlled. You always need read/write access to this file while the project is open in the IDE. The cache should be rebuilt for each developer on the team.
· <ProjectName>.dbproj.user – This file is the user project settings like deployment settings for isolated development environments. Each developer should have their own settings files.
· Sql Folder – This folder under the database project will contain build outputs. Files in this directory need to read/write on each build/deploy.
· Obj Folder - This folder under the database project will contain temporary build outputs. Files in this directory need to read/write on each build/deploy.
Setting up our Database for Rolling Builds/Continuous Integration
We now have our solution and projects setup and in source control. Given that we will be often doing our database development in our local sandbox environments we need an integration server so that all our changes can be integrated into a single database instance that our team can reference. This integration environment is where we will also regularly run our TBH application and any automated build validation testing. Our integration environment will be regularly updated with the latest code and changes integrated into database. This is often called Rolling Builds where a build is produced everyday or every check-in. Any issues with incremental database deployment or application runtime failures can be communicated to the team immediately. This allows the team to know early when a build break occurs as a result of integration. It also builds the confidence of the team through the integration environment being upgraded many, many times during the iteration cycle. This is our continuous integration environment and is critical for any agile team. If possible, you want this environment to mimic the production environment even it is only on a small scale.
To create our integration environment I continue to configure our solution. Specifically I will configure the Debug configuration to deploy and update our integration environment automatically as a result of code churn. For our Release configuration I will configure it to deploy to script so that the upgrade can be manually or semi-manually run. I will only be configuring the database projects for deployment in this post, but you can certainly automate the deployment of the other projects as well.
For the Debug Configuration I make the following changes:
1. Right click on the TBHDB project and select properties
2. Select the Deploy tab
3. In the second combo box select "My project settings" for the Configure deployment settings for option.
4. In the first combo box select "Create and deployment script and deploy…" for the Deployment Acton option
5. In the Target Connection click edit.
6. Add the server name as ".\SQLEXPRESS"
7. For the database name, name it [TBHDB-INT]
8. Save and close the Project Properties
9. Do the same for the server project, but leave the database names as "master"
For the Release Configuration I make the following changes:
1. Right click on the TBHDB project and select properties
2. Select the Deploy tab
3. In the second combo box select "My project settings" for the Configure deployment settings for option.
4. In the first combo box select "Create deployment script" for the Deployment Acton option
5. In the Target Connection click edit.
6. Add the server name as "."
7. For the database name, name it [TheBeerHouse]
8. Save and close the Project Properties
9. Do the same for the server project, but leave the database names as "master"
I now need a build definition that will define my build and build process. I will create 2 build definitions. One will be my Debug build and the other my Release build. To create the Debug build definition See (Brian Randell's MSDN article on this topic):
1. Expand my project in Team Explorer.
2. Right click on the Builds directory and select "New Build Definition"
3. You will be presented with a dialog that will walk you through creating a TeamBuild Build Definition.
4. On the fist tab [General] enter TBH-INT for the name of the definition.
5. On the second tab [Workspace] specify "$/TheBeerHouse/MAIN" as the Source Control Folder.
6. On the third tab [Project File] accept the default name of the MSBuild Project file and click Create. On the subsequent screens select the solution from the Main directory in source control and specify Debug as the configuration.
7. On the fifth tab [Build Defaults] click "New" for the agent. On the Build Agent Properties dialog just specify "BUILDBOT" and "TFSRTM08" and click Ok. For the build staging share specify "\\TFSRTM08\Drops"
8. On the sixth tab [Trigger] select the Build each check-in option.
9. Click Ok to close dialog. The new build definition should appear.
10. Click on Source Control in Team Explorer. Locate $/TheBeerHouse/TeamBuildTypes/TBH-INT/TFSBuild.proj and Get Latest Version of file.
11. Open file once you have it on disk and add the following Target right before the closing </Project> tag:
<Target Name="AfterDropBuild">
<MSBuild Projects="$(SolutionRoot)\TBHDBServer\TBHDBServer.dbproj" Properties="Configuration=Debug;OutDir=$(DropLocation)\$(BuildNumber)\Debug\"
<MSBuild Projects="$(SolutionRoot)\TBHDB\TBHDB.dbproj" Properties="Configuration=Debug;OutDir=$(DropLocation)\$(BuildNumber)\Debug\"
You have your Debug TeamBuild setup now. There are only a few more changes to make. The following changes make it where you can deploy the database projects from any path and to any database instance.
1. Right click on the solution in Solution Explorer and select Add->New Solution Folder. Call it "RefDbschemas".
2. Copy the dbschema file from:
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\VSTSDB\Extensions\SqlServer\2005\DBSchemas\master.dbschema" to: "C:\DasRoot\TheBeerHouse\TBH\RefDbschemas\master.dbschema".
12. Reestablish the reference from the TBHDB project to the local copy of the master.dbschema. This will make sure the dbschema can always be resolved to a relative path.
13. Add this copy master.dbschema to the new solution folder by right clicking on the folder and selecting Add->Existing->Item.
14. Locate the ASPNETDB.MDF.sqlfile.sql and the ASPNETDB_log.LDF.sqlfile.sql under the TBHDB project->Schema Objects->Database Level Objects->Storage-> Files and delete both of these files. Since we are not using any specific configuration for our SQL files and we plan to deploy this database multiple times to the same database instance we need the file configurations to be unique. With the files removed any time a database is created it will be done using the server's default configuration for SQL files. Alternatively, we could have updated the file definitions to be unique to the target and kept them in the project, but for this database that would be unnecessary since it has only simple sql file configuration.
15. Right Click the solution file in Solution Explorer and select check-in.
After you check-in you might notice your box starts chugging. This is because TeamBuild just kicked off a build based on your last check-in. You can watch the progress of the build by double clicking on the [TBH-INT] build definition under Builds in Team Explorer. When the Build Explorer opens you can click on the current active build to see where it is at in the build process. When the build is complete you will have the TBH-INT deployed on your SQLEXPRESS instance. You can also find the build outputs and scripts to create the database in your build drop folder similar to: C:\Drops\TBH-INT_2009XXXX.1
Here is what your build log will look like:
One thing you might notice is how the database projects are being listed twice in the team build log. The is caused by building the solution which results in each database project to be built in the correct dependency order, but the solution will also emit additional builds for each database project in the solution. Since the database project is already built, the build will short circuit since all the outputs are current. Essentially it's a no-op and does not impact your build.
To setup your Release build definition is a breeze. Most the work has already been done. To create the Release build definition:
1. Expand my project in Team Explorer.
2. Right click on the Builds directory and select "New Build Definition"
3. You will be presented with a dialog that will walk you through creating a TeamBuild Build Definition.
4. On the fist tab [General] enter TBH-RET for the name of the definition.
5. On the second tab [Workspace] specify "$/TheBeerHouse/MAIN" as the Source Control Folder.
6. On the third tab [Project File] accept the default name of the MSBuild Project file and click Create. On the subsequent screens select the solution from the Main directory in source control and specify Release as the configuration.
7. On the fifth tab [Build Defaults] select BUILDBOT as the Build Agent and "\\TFSRTM08\Drops" as the drop location.
8. On the sixth tab [Trigger] select the Check-ins do not trigger builds option.
9. Click Ok to close dialog. The new build definition should appear.
10. Open the Team Build project [C:\DasRoot\TheBeerHouse\Build Projects\TeamBuildTypes\TBH-RET] once you have it on disk and add the following Target right before the closing </Project> tag:
<Target Name="AfterDropBuild">
<MSBuild Projects="$(SolutionRoot)\TBHDBServer\TBHDBServer.dbproj" Properties="Configuration=Debug;OutDir=$(DropLocation)\$(BuildNumber)\Debug\"
<MSBuild Projects="$(SolutionRoot)\TBHDB\TBHDB.dbproj" Properties="Configuration=Debug;OutDir=$(DropLocation)\$(BuildNumber)\Debug\"
11. Right click on the TBH-RET build definition and select "Queue New Build".
The RET build does not deploy the database, but will produce incremental deploy scripts whenever the TBH-RET build definition is run. Remember that we configure release to deploy to script. The deployment scripts and the build outputs can be found in the drops folder. Your first RET build will only contain the incremental scripts to modify the 2 stored procedures we adjust earlier in the walkthrough. Remember that?
Overriding a SQLCMD variable to Version Stamp DBs
With our rolling builds setup and deployment automated we can now focus on improving on the existing database schema. A simple and valuable way to monitor changes as they make their way through the code promotion paths is to add a version stamp. For databases there is not an immutable version like assemblies, but we can add a version to the deployed database in the form of an extended property. The version of the database will then be ambient and I can tie other scripts to the version of the database.
I do this by first adding a variable to the Database.Sqlcmdvars file. Under the properties folder of the database project [TBHDB] open the Database.Sqlcmdvars file. Add a variable called "DBVersion" and provide a value like "UNDEF". This will look like the following in the IDE:
I then add an extended property to the database project by right clicking on the Schema Objects folder of the TBHDB database project and selecting Add->New Item->Extended Property and call it "DBBUILD". A file named DBBUILD.extendedproperty.sql will be added to the project. You need only to add the variable to the value of the extended property. This looks like:
You can now deploy to your local sandbox database and see the extended property. Remember this is the [TBHDB] database on your SQLEXPRESS instance. If you open the TBH project properties you can simply change the Configure Deployment settings for "My isolated development environment" and you previous settings are there. Deploy the TBHDB project by right clicking on the TBHDB project in Solution Explorer and select "Deploy". You will see the extended property is added to the database. Here is what it looks like from SSMS:
Ok, so UNDEF is not that useful as a version. You can manually change it from the Database.sqlcmdvars file or you can update it as a part of the deployment process. To set the version as a part of the deployment process you need to first edit the project file of the TBHDB project. To do this:
1. Right click on the TBHDB project in Solution Explorer and select "Unload Project"
2. Right click on the TBHDB unloaded project in Solution Explorer and select "Edit"
3. Add this XML to the Item Group that follows the Import Project element (approx line 57):
<!--BEGIN SqlCommandVariableOverride-->
<SqlCommandVariableOverride Include="DBBuild=$(DBBuild)" Condition="'$(DBBuild)' != ''"/>
<!--END SqlCommandVariableOverrides-->
4. Right click on the TBHDB project in Solution Explorer and select "Reload"
5. Go back to Source Control and edit the TBH-INT definition [C:\DasRoot\TheBeerHouse\Build Projects\TeamBuildTypes\TBH-INT\TeamBuild.proj]. Update the Deploy target call to include the variable as a property. This looks like:
<Target Name="AfterDropBuild">
<MSBuild Projects="$(SolutionRoot)\TBHDBServer\TBHDBServer.dbproj" Properties="Configuration=Debug;OutDir=$(DropLocation)\$(BuildNumber)\Debug\"
<MSBuild Projects="$(SolutionRoot)\TBHDB\TBHDB.dbproj" Properties="Configuration=Debug;OutDir=$(DropLocation)\$(BuildNumber)\Debug\;DBBuild=$(BuildNumber)"
6. Do this also for the TBH-RET build definition.
7. Check-in your pending changes.
Once you check-in these changes your build will take off and update the integration database. After it finishes the build and deploy we can check out the extended property in SSMS and see the DBBuild Extended Property looks like this now:
Also, if you Queue a RET build it include the T-SQL to add the extended property as well as the 2 stored procedures. Since we never applied the incremental script it will continue to include all the changes we have made until we upgrade the production database to bring them in synch.
For those of you thinking, "wow!, that's cool for folks with TeamBuild, but what about shops not running TeamBuild?" You can also pass the build version through MSBUILD. Here is the MSBUILD command with variable specified:
Deployment is now a snap! So whether I want to deploy a change to my sandbox, or check-in and have my changes deployed to integration or even generate a script to upgrade production I can focus on my code, not build and release mechanics. In addition, I can be assured that build breaks can be detected early and before the end of the iteration cycle/sprint where they are most costly.
That's the end of the walkthrough. Now you have a test bed to try out all kinds of changes to the schema and have the changes deployed for you. Once I have reached this point in the demo folks are interested to see how refactoring and other incremental changes are deployed. This is a good point to snapshot your VM so you can return to this point if you make a lot of changes and want to keep them.
Depending on reader interest, I may use this VM as the foundation for future posts. It will be hard not to now that we have a known starting place for everyone that follows along. Bonus, you can bypass the whole setup process by downloading the VM. Convinced yet? Besides, who doesn't like talking about Beer even if it is not directly related to the subject matter?
Once you have your environment setup in a VM you can start trying out all kinds of things and easily revert back to a previous state. You can even jump forward to another snapshot. Go and experiment! I highly recommend folks that have the hardware and OS give Hyper-V a whirl. I have found it to be indispensible. Everything I have now runs on a Hyper-V VM besides my email box. I better stop before this post turns into a Hyper-V love fest.
Let me know if this was helpful or any parts unclear. It's a long post and I may have glossed over some details here and there. It is such a long post I also attached it in PDF format.


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Fake Fann Wong on Twitter
23, February, 2010 Leave a comment
What does Steve Jobs, Bill gates, Obama and Fann Wong have in common, besides the fact they are all celebrities in their own ways? Well, they have all had fake profiles created in their name.
Fake Steve Jobs lasted a really long time before people found him out.
The impersonating of these public people now take on new media proportions. Just a quick search shows up many fake sites including the ones on Fann Wong: http://twitter.com/fannwong; http://twitter.com/aggeltzimgr/statuses/8893187753; http://www.mahalo.com/fann-wong
Disgruntled fans are complaining and there are forums discussing the issue.
Well, I guess that's part of the price of fame – you are bound to inspire imitators. The only thing is for your fans and loved ones to know you well enough to spot the real from the fake.


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Sins of the Prophets – Radio Programs
If you enjoy these radio programs by Usama Dakdok on "Sins of the Prophets," you might also be interested in reading
Exposing the Truth About the Qur'an.
This two volume book is an amazing study of the Qur'an and what the Muslim scholar Ibn Kathir wrote about the prophets that are described in the Qur'an. This expose' by Usama Dakdok is surprising and even humorous. However, you will quickly understand that salvation is not taught in the Qur'an.
We must reach Muslims with the truth about Islam, the Qur'an, and Mohammed if we want to win their hearts to the true and living
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The Qur'an has many stories about various prophets. Uniquely, the Qur'an describes sins of the prophets but not as they are correctly recorded in the Bible.
In these radio programs Usama Dakdok discusses these stories and shows the contrast between the teachings of the Qur'an and the Bible.


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Unique Handcrafted 9 Ct Gold Pendant with bright Contrasting Colours
Bright and Contemporary Peridot and Rhodonite Handmade Gold Pendant
This Pendant was created using round cabochon Peridot 9 mm in diameter and 3.58 carats total weight as well as special cut tear drop Gem Quality Rhodonite 30.5 mm X 10 mm in size and 14.8 carats in total weight.
I love the contrast between the full vibrant colour of the Rhodonite with the claws settings and the intense green of the Peridot, this colours work together very well in my eyes.
The Pendant was handcrafted in 9 Ct Yellow Gold and is part of the exclusive "Paris Argentina Original" creations of unique Jewellery handmade for Ixtlan Melbourne Jewellery store in Gertrude Street Fitzroy, Melbourne.
This pendant is 55 mm in total length (including the bail) and 12 mm at its wider point.


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Contractors have been working overtime for a few years now, facing the dual challenges of a struggling economy and desperate competitors. Your customers' buying habits have changed with the times. As you plot your strategy for the coming years, there are multiple factors you must consider:
When will the economy improve? Which sectors will feel it first? How can I position myself better with customers to compete for new projects?
Join us February 17 as Michael Kanaby, senior consultant with FMI, shares insights into when, where and how the market will turn next – and, most important, how local contractors can take advantage. Click here to register.
FMI, the largest provider of management consulting and investment banking services to the worldwide construction industry, has a team of researchers constantly quantifying and analyzing trends that impact the construction industry, from the general economy to local employment, from population growth to shrinking margins, from "green" initiatives to technical innovations. They complement that data with surveys into the best practices of successful contractors here and nationwide, so you can take away practical, actionable advice.
The 12thAnnual Contractors Seminar is presented free of charge by Barnes Dennig, Graydon Head and North Side Bank.


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Welcome to Beast Mode Reflections!
This blog is my way to put the thoughts in my head out into the world as I learn to live "life in color." Life in color is what I call a life of FREEDOM…
Freedom from anorexia, which has plagued me since a young teen.
Freedom from self-hatred.
Freedom from anxiety and depression.
Freedom from shame, fear, and doubt that my life matters.
Life in color means accepting grace, and stepping into the life God intended me to have. Life in color is using my voice to fight back against the lies that tell me I don't belong.
This journey is HARD. It has been full of victories, but also relapse, hopelessness, and hard lessons. My purpose in sharing my writing is for my own personal healing, and if I help someone along the way, I am thankful.


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start construction health care center Oude-Tonge
On 12 May the first pile was struck for a new living and care centre 'Ebbe en Vloed' in Oude Tonge. The complex will be built for the housing association Woongoed Flakkee in Middelharnis. The main tenant will be CuraMare. They will make use of 58 care homes, 7 group homes, 10 places for day care and 12 places for temporary intake and additional office spaces, care taking infrastructure and facilty areas. In the center of the complex is a restaurant for residents and visitors.
The Gemiva-SVG Group (support for people with a disability) will rent 14 care homes for people with a mental disability and/or not congenital disability. For both groups there will be functional areas for people to meet. Careyn (Home Care) will rent office area for district nursing and a loan post for medical devices. The Center for Youth and Family will take care of the public welfare center for care for the elderly and child care. Finally there will also be a modern equipped fysiotherapy area (Fysio Koese) with practice room and several rooms for treatment.


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The Mindy Project
My prayers have been answered: Minister Casey thought better of his holier-than-thou attitude toward Mindy and is now dating our fair heroine. And we got a side order of Josh closure (glory be!), plus some hints at Danny-Mindy romance. A love quadrangle, with lots of religious talk for good measure — and, as you can see, loads of opportunities for holy puns.
Casey really does make for an interesting match with Mindy, as we could see from the very first scene, in which Casey and Mindy debated Christian morals while in bed together. Anders Holm (from Workaholics, incidentally), who plays Casey, meshes well with Mindy's idiosyncratic voice and brings up fun issues, so I decided I was officially over Josh (even though I still quote his, "Indianapolis has a jazz festival? Gross"). Mindy complained that Casey wouldn't avenge her murder, even if the hook-handed maniac also killed their children, Beatrice and Casey Jr., who just lost his first tooth. When he gave in and agreed to go after her imaginary murderer, he muttered an apology to God. "Are you talking to God behind my back?" Mindy snapped. "What's that, God? I should not know Casey as a man tonight?" See? A cool minister (who is presumably having premarital sex with Mindy) is an intriguing character!
Poor Dr. Reed made his weekly bid for a story line by preparing a presentation for their upcoming conference on no less than "the first laproscopic hysterectomy," or "The Reed Method." I don't know much about medicine, but that sounds pretty important to me. Impressive, sir. Morgan, who has become Jeremy's official sidekick, would be joining the gang on their trip to Santa Fe to help with the A.V. portion of the presentation — he'd learned to work the audio visuals in the Otisville production of West Side Story that used actual rival gangs, of course. (I really, really want to get season tickets to Otisville's entire drama program.)
But soon, our attention was naturally pulled back to Mindy when none other than a Stefani Germanotta called her, interested in becoming a new patient. Just kidding! It wasn't Lady Gaga, but Josh, that scamp! This brought us two exchanges in quick succession that skilled graduate students in the feminist theory and theology departments, respectively, could do a lot with:
Josh: You sound really pretty, like you lost weight.
Mindy: Okay, do not flatter me, or insult me, whatever it is you're doing, good-bye.
Question for discussion: How did the constructs of "prettiness" and weight loss become intertwined in the meta media conversation? How does Mindy's confused, but impressively self-aware, reaction relate to Naomi Wolf's The Beauty Myth?
Mindy, seeing Casey right afterwards: God didn't tell you that I was on the phone with my ex-boyfriend?
Casey: No, it doesn't work that way.
Question for discussion: How does popular perception of religion shape our expectations of spirituality and its role in our everyday lives? How has this perception shifted over time, and how is it related to the rise in consumer culture?
Mindy just kept on learning about God from there. No, you will not go to hell just because you love gossip and don't care about the environment. No, Casey does not work with "cute nuns," or any nuns, because he is not Catholic. (Hint: that part where you were in bed together.) Casey also got all ministery and forgiving when Mindy told him Josh wanted to see her while she was in Santa Fe so that he could apologize. You know, closure and all.
Danny had a different opinion about closure, incidentally: "That's just something Dr. Phil made up, or the funeral industry." But he agreed to drive Mindy to see Josh anyway, curiously expressing concern about the half a mimosa she had at breakfast and the fact that he was the one who signed the rental car agreement. And when they arrived at Josh's address on Soothing Palm Drive, things got even more interesting: It was a rehab clinic. Or as Cranky Pants Danny said, "So this is rehab these days. Must be nice."
This turn of events revived Mindy's endearing sense of self-dramatization, causing her to cast herself in the role of "Reese Witherspoon Cash." Of course, Josh's coke addiction is a total ret-con — there's no way the writers planned this as part of Mindy and Josh's epic Christmas breakup — but I'll take it. "That's why you were always standing up in sunroofs in cars yelling, 'I'm gonna live forever!'" Mindy said, in an attempt to convince us that the signs were there all along, just off-camera. Apparently he was also cheating on her with two to three other women. But now he has a dreamcatcher, and he made a painting of what his spirit looks like (sneakers and sunglasses), and at least I, as a viewer, have closure on this Josh thing. Plus, like I said, I totally like Casey better now anyway.
Back in B Plot Purgatory, Morgan and Jeremy were squabbling because Morgan was too busy networking to pay attention to Morgan. But then Morgan escaped to a sweat lodge, Jeremy followed him to make up, and we got to see Morgan's "No More Stealing Cars" stomach tattoo again, so, hey, it wasn't a total bust. And the bit where Morgan was hallucinating and Jeremy was too thirsty to get through the presentation was fun.
Then we could get back to the heating-up love quadrangle … actually, now pentagon. Josh said he figured Mindy was dating Danny, which is always a classic sign of people "meant to be." And Mindy and Danny held hands on the plane ride back home when they hit turbulence. And Danny's much-vilified ex-wife, Christina, was waiting for them when they returned to the office to further complicate things. And she's played by Chloë Sevigny, which is unassailably cool. We're clearly ramping up for some good rom-com action for the home stretch of the season. Thank God.
If you want to talk more Mindy, follow me on Twitter at @jmkarmstrong


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Grossinger Country Club, Little G Course
- 127 Grossinger Rd, Liberty, NY 12754
- (845) 292-9000
- www.grossingergolf.net
The Little G Course at Grossinger Country Club is a 9-hole regulation length golf course in Liberty, New York. This short layout has 3 sets of teeboxes for a fun, but challenging golfing experience. There is another course on this same property, the Big G Course. Online tee times may be available at Grossinger Country Club or at nearby golf courses, usually offered at a discount from the normal rate.
Be aware that in some cases there may be mistakes, even though the information is most often reliable. If you see anything that needs to be updated, please contact us.
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Shuffling Horror: Innsmouth 32
WARNING: This event may have been cancelled. As of 32 days ago (3:30 pm Monday July 6th, 2020) it was not present in the official listings. Check with the official Gen Con site before planning to attend.
|Web site:
|wick (at) gamewick.com (Replace (at) with @ for real address.)
|Board Game
|Shuffling Horror (1st Edition)
|Time slot:
|Sat Aug 3 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm (2 hours)
|Larry Wickman (GameWick Games)
|Teen (13+)
|Experience required:
|None (You've never played before - rules will be taught)
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|Stadium, room Field: Black, table 33
|This event may have been cancelled. 0 out of 6 were available.
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|Mon May 6 3:45 pm
WARNING: This event may have been cancelled. As of 32 days ago (3:30 pm Monday July 6th, 2020) it was not present in the official listings. Check with the official Gen Con site before planning to attend.
The Time: 1932. The Place: Innsmouth, Mass. The Problem: Deep Ones. Lovecraftian terror awaits in the next Shuffling Horror release. Can you make it to the end of this weird tale? Cards! Dice! Terror!
Sneak Peek! Be the first to see what weird tales await in Innsmouth 32, the next Shuffling Horror board game release by GameWick Games.Based on H.P. Lovecraft's "Shadow Over Innsmouth", the game's action is set a few years after that story ends. On the lam gangsters hijack a tour bus of Miskatonic University scholars and students. One wrong turn brings the group to the deserted seaside town of Innsmouth. A night of terror ensues! Players take on the roles of the survivors in this fast-paced, cinematic card-n-dice game. With each turn of the card, horrible events and unearthly terrors are revealed upon the movie screen. One player, called the Director, controls the movie's plot twists and monsters. As players are eliminated, they join the Director's efforts as cultists and Deep Ones against the remaining players. Just who will be standing when the film fades to black?
Warnings: The event was originally listed with rules of "Shuffling Horror (1st)." It has been changed to "Shuffling Horror (1st Edition)."


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Kurt Nimmo
July 24, 2012
In June, the Public Intelligence website posted a DHS-FBI bulletin warning that terrorists planned to attack theaters in the United States. The official use only "Roll Call Release" issued on May 17 states that terrorists have an interest in attacking theaters and "similar mass gatherings."
"An early April 2012 suicide bombing of a theater in Somalia and a violent extremist communication advocating attacks on US theaters highlight terrorists' continued interest in attacking such venues," the unclassified document explains. "Although we have no specific or credible information indicating that terrorists plan to attack theaters in the United States, terrorists may seek to emulate overseas attacks on theaters here in the United States because they have the potential to inflict mass casualties and cause local economic damage."
The DHS and FBI cited an alleged call by al-Qaeda to replicate the 2002 Moscow Dubrovka Theater hostage attack. The attackers, described as Chechens who claimed allegiance to the Islamist militant separatist movement in Chechnya, held 850 hostages in the theater for two and a half days. The siege came to an end after Russian Spetsnaz forces pumped a chemical agent into a theater, killing 129 hostages and 39 attackers.
Chechen rebel armies received training from the CIA and Pakistan's ISI respectively. The leadership of the Chechen armies underwent "intensive Islamic indoctrination and training in guerrilla warfare in the Khost province of Afghanistan at Amir Muawia camp, set up in the early 1980s by the CIA and ISI and run by famous Afghani warlord Gulbuddin Hekmatyar," according to Levon Sevunts, writing for The Gazette in Montreal in 1999.
The DHS and FBI encouraged theater owners to monitor their patrons and report any suspicious behavior to them. "These recent instances [in Mogadishu, Somalia ] demonstrate that mass gatherings such as those associated with theaters likely remain attractive terrorist targets. We encourage facility owners and operators, security personnel, and first responders to remain vigilant and report suspicious activities and behaviors that may indicate a potential attack."
Movie theaters will now be included in the Department of Homeland Security's Constitution free Gestapo zone – along with mass transit hubs, hotels, and sports stadiums – that is now rapidly expanding from the confines of the nation's airports. In 2010, the mega-agency announced it planned to step up "security at 'soft targets' like hotels and shopping malls, as well as trains and ports, as it counters the evolving Al-Qaeda threat," according to AFP.
"A decade after the terrorist attacks, at ballparks and concerts, bag checks are now common when entering a venue. Sometimes, there are metal detector wand scans at sporting events. Some movie theaters already have random bag checks" and are looking at "additional measures," reports Security InfoWatch.
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Commissioned in 1927, the experimental Bearn was intended to serve only into the 1930s. But with the outbreak of WWII, she became the only carrier built by France until after the war.
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The Eaglemoss "Warships of the World" range presents detailed, ready-made diecast models of naval warships in 1:1100 scale. This series was originally produced for the Japanese market and so the packaging and display stand are all written in Japanese. Nevertheless, the beauty and detail of the models speak for themselves - no translation necessary!
Eaglemoss "Warships of the World" diecast models feature:
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Most of what she told me about herself is a cover story. She is a British Intelligence Officer. How far would she go to get information out of me? The answer is, quite far. Justine is found dead. Her sister Kerry sets out to uncover what happened and stumbles into a world of secrets and subterfuge. She becomes ever surer that she is being foiled and followed at every turn, and everything she discovers makes her question who Justine really was. How well can you ever know someone who lies for a living?
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Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) February 03, 2014
Present your next fashion or furniture masterpiece in all of the colors of the rainbow. Barefoot Fibers is the only US-based wholesale distributor of 100% Pure Merino Wool Felt Fabric in over 90 colors. Having recently made a huge impact on international designers and noteworthy companies at this October's LA International Textile Show and the CHA Conference & Trade show in January, Barefoot Fibers will be back to wow again with their colorful luxury fabric at trade shows this upcoming March and May.
"Our color wheel was created with designers in mind," says Allan Liu of Barefoot Fibers. "Merino Wool Felt is perfect for furniture and fashion alike, and with so many colors to choose from its becoming the most fashion-forward fabric on the market."
Surrounded by an impressive list of big name designers like Aldo, Belkin, UGG and Disneyland Resort and Costume Department, Barefoot Fibers is making their mark on the textile industry. They boasted 90 different colors of 100% Merino wool felt fabric and a vast array of design props for inspirational ideas for its customers; children's and women's coats, housewares, doll making kits, hair accessories, and purses and laptop bags were just the beginning. Barefoot Fibers will be displaying all of their vibrant and exciting color combinations as well as new and inspirational ideas for customers at the upcoming LA International Textile Show and Signature Mix Marketplace in NYC. Their much loved color choices and fun and fresh inspiration props created a buzz and generated talks of a DIY book featuring exclusive kits from Barefoot Fibers.
First-time exhibitor Allan Liu of Barefoot Fibers reported having a beyond successful show in October and is looking forward to even more success in 2014.
"This has been a fantastic show for us. It is our first time exhibiting, and the response to our wool felt has been amazing. We did not really know what to expect, but the feedback and the traffic we have experienced has been incredible. We can't wait to get to more shows."
The Los Angeles International Textile Show will take place March 10- 12, 2014 and will be themed for Spring/ Summer 2015. The Signature Mix Marketplace show will take place at the Javits Center in NYC May 18- 21, 2014. Barefoot Fibers promises to be even more fabric-tastic with a number of flashy and exciting new innovations.
Barefoot Fibers (http://www.barefootfibers.com) is one of the only suppliers of 100% Merino wool felt in the United States with no synthetic blends. Proudly carrying the largest color collection of any distributor of pure Merino wool in the United States, they offer over 90 unique colors. Barefoot Fiber's 100% Merino wool felt is perfect for the hobbyist, small shop owners, and professional designers alike.
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15 year old Rose Zhang, is ranked #3 in the Rolex AJGA Rankings. She is ranked #2 in the Junior Golf Scoreboard Ranking's and is the #1 Ranked player in the class of 2021. The talented Freshman who is a freshman at Pacific Academy in Irvine, California, has had an outstanding year competing on the AJGA Tour. Rose, won the ANA Junior Inspiration, that qualified her to play in the LPGA ANA Inspiration, where she not only played well, but made the cut and finished tied for 60th place with round's of 72-70-77-70 (289) +1. Rose was 14 when she played in the ANA.
She was selected to represent the United States in the Junior British Open at Carnoustie, Scotland, where she finished 13th, with round's of 70-76-69 (215). 13th, is significant, because she played against the boys and the girls from all nation's that compete in golf.
Rose's 2nd place finish at the Girls Junior PGA Championship qualified her for the 2018 Junior Ryder Cup that will be played in Paris, France. Rose shot 68-67-67-66 (268) -20 under par. Rose will travel to Paris, September 20th.
After 4 week's playing in Europe and the East Coast, Rose returned to Irvine and decided to play the Swinging Skirts AJGA Invitational. Although worn out from her previous 4 week's of competition, she shot 67-72-69 (208) to win and earn a spot in October's, LPGA Swinging Skirts event in Taiwan.
Tournament Results
1 8/13/2018 Swinging Skirts AJGA Invitational 67-72-69 208
2 7/9/2018 Girls Junior PGA Championship 68-67-67-66 268
3 6//11/2018 Rolex Girls Junior Championship 71-70-72-75 288
T10 5/25/2018 Thunderbird International Junior 74-72-71 217
1 3/22/2018 ANA Junior Inspiration 71-69-69 209
T5 2/9/2018 Buick Shanshan Feng Girls Invitational 73-75-69 217
T15 1/12/2018 ANNIKA Invitational USA presented by Rolex 73-75-76 224
T14 11/18/2017 Rolex Tournament of Champions 75-75-74-70 294
T17 10/06/2017 The PING Invitational 75-72-77 224
Rose was on the winning West Team in the Wyndham Cup, a Junior Ryder Cup format, pitting the West against the East.