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In its 33rd year, the Woodstock has steadily grown to become the largest road race in the county.
This got us to wondering about the state of running and its popularity across the United States. The numbers (via Running USA) are impressive.
Running USA's 2012 report found:
- 58 percent of 5K performers are female
- The average 5K finishing time for females is 34:09.
- The average 5K finishing time for males is 28:31.
- The average age of 5K competitors is 32.8 for women and 33.6 for men.
- As in 5Ks, more women than men compete in 10K races and half-marathons.
- The gender split in full marathons is 58 percent men and 42 percent women.
- The 2012 road race with the largest amount of finishers was the Atlanta Journal-Constitution Peachtree Road Race 10K with 58,043.
- No 5K races made the top 10 for 2012.
- In 2011, the largest 5K was the Hot Chocolate 5K in Chicago. It drew 18,636 finishers, ranking it the 24th most popular in the United States.


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It's been an exception first season for Texas A&M athletics in the Southeastern Conference.
First, the Aggies football team upset #1 Alabama in Tuscaloosa, the defending national champs who would end up repeating as B.C.S. national champs.
On Saturday, Texas A&M upset college basketball's defending champs Kentucky in Lexington, Kentucky 83-71.
It was only the 2nd loss at home for Kentucky head coach John Calipari.
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Anniston housed its public junior high school at the former Cobb High for much of the 1970s and 1980s. It served its purpose. But critics of the one-time home of Anniston's black high school building were many, vigorous and consistent.
Change, they said, was necessary.
Likewise, those criticisms were among several reasons behind the decision to build a new school for the system's sixth-, seventh- and eighth-graders north of downtown on Alabama 21. That school, Anniston Middle School, which the city's Board of Education is considering closing, and whose property the city would like to develop for retailers, opened in the fall of 1987.
As for Cobb Junior High, its problems were immense. In 1980, a biracial committee set up by former Superintendent J.V. Sailors, Citizens Organized for Better Education, released a report on the city's public school system. It was damning.
A few of the classrooms for the seventh- and eighth-graders had air-conditioning. Most used fans. "… None of the three heating systems is sufficient, there is no insulation, bathrooms are horrible, all three major buildings leak beyond repair, one gym needs a new floor, the boys locker room has deteriorated to the point it cannot be used for anything, the teachers lounge is beyond repair and there are few if any working water fountains," the report read.
Thus, the stage was firmly set in 1980 that Anniston needed to upgrade its facilities for junior/middle-school students. The Cobb facility in west Anniston had deteriorated. Parents of Anniston's white students who went to Cobb were particularly appalled at the facility's condition. So, too, was Jack Owenby, an educational consultant from Tennessee who was hired to give the city a fresh set of eyes — and opinion — on the issue.
Owenby concurred with the COBE report. Cobb needed to be replaced.
But how?
Anniston Middle School today sits across from the former Fort McClellan because of a lengthy timeline of meetings, hearings, reports, polls and votes by the City Council and Board of Education. The school system has hemorrhaged students over the years; despite closing two elementary schools since Anniston Middle opened, the system still has too many classrooms and too many buildings (a high school, middle school and five elementary schools). Anniston, with a population hovering around 23,000, only has about 2,400 students due to the system's slow-but-continual population decline.
What occurred in the 1980s was quintessential modern-day Anniston: much discussion, hand-wringing and debating — and few decisions. The racial divide in the city permeated many of this story's elements. Where should a new junior high be built, in west (black) Anniston or east (white) Anniston? Whose elementary schools should be closed, those that are majority black or majority white? What can be done to stem the outflow of middle-class students of both races from the system?
Today's decision-makers on the council and the school board should remember that their 1980s predecessors spent most of their time constructing plans that did not include a new school on Alabama 21. To the contrary, the discussions hinged on two questions: (1.) whether to use a K-8 system or a middle-school system; and (2.) if the middle-school option is selected, where to build the two middle schools.
As far back as 1978, black Annistonians polled by the University of Alabama had made it clear that a majority of them did not support a sales tax to build a new junior high in a "more central location" — a euphemism for somewhere other than in the west part of town. As such, these discussions weren't without combativeness and emotion.
By 1981, ideas had cemented into proposals.
• Owenby, the consultant, believed the city should have two middle schools instead of one junior high at Cobb and zone the two middle schools on a north/south grid that would enable racial parity. COBE disagreed; its members preferred a "feeder" system under existing zones that would use two middle schools, one at (a newly built) Cobb and one at the Johnston Elementary.
In December 1981, the board adopted a two-school reorganization plan with north/south zoning to replace Cobb Junior High. The middle schools would be at the Cooper Elementary site and Johnston Elementary. A sales-tax increase would fund the plan.
The council, however, said no, on a 3-2 vote. A majority preferred a K-8 system and was opposed to the tax increase, and the Calhoun County Board of Education had unanimously voted to oppose any attempt to merge Anniston's schools with the county's.
• By May 1983, the saga of Anniston's problem with Cobb Junior High had become a stagnant mess. That month, a poll commissioned by The Star showed where residents now stood: 52.5 percent of those polled supported a tax increase for a new junior high; 53.4 percent supported a site on Alabama 21. However, only 30 percent of blacks polled supported the idea of moving their students out of their traditional neighborhoods. (In 1983, the student populations of Anniston High and Cobb Junior High were about 65 percent black.)
The impasse was deep. The need was indisputable. Thus, Sailors, the then-superintendent, chose the Alabama 21 site as a compromise location for a new middle school that wasn't in either predominantly white or black Anniston.
The board fired Sailors in December 1986, before the new school opened. The council refused to re-appoint several board members. And divisions that existed previously were given, in essence, an annual renewal as those opposed to the middle school on Alabama 21 have continually seen Sailors' decision as a mistake.
Sailors, who moved to Tennessee in 1987 and became a nationally recognized educator, died in 2000.
Today, Anniston's decision-makers are in largely the same position Sailors and other city leaders were more than 20 years ago. Consolidation of the Anniston system's campuses is necessary, and closing the middle school remains a necessary, obvious move. If only those 1980s-era decisions had birthed more answers than questions.


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I was watching women's wrestling and checking the Bronze soccer game every so often. Couldn't believe it was still scoreless late in the second half and even moreso after seeing how many times a player from France hit some metal.
Congrats on winning the bronze, Team Canada.
Oh, and about Herdman -- probably the best thing to happen to Canadian soccer!
Crazy about sports!
To think that fun is simple fun, while earnest things are earnest, proves all too plain that neither one thou truthfully discernest.
synchro swimmers using music from the sequel of the blair witch project, lol. that should be an extra tenth.
I feel like I'm in a dream. But it can't be a dream because there are no boy dancers!
Congrats to CDN wrestler Tanya Verbeek for making it to the gold medal match!!
Amazing win for Canadian soccer women.
Charlotte Dujardin wins Team GB's 23rd Gold in the individual dressage!!
Terry Gannon's voice is getting hoarse. He's such a announcer.
And the gold medal water polo game is coming up. A rematch againt Spain which ended in a tie, a nip slip, and attempted drowning. Can't wait to watch.
Adelina Sotnikova defeated the curse of Esta She is indeed the Greatest Of All Time!
But a big to this part of the NBColympics.com article about the race:I guess they meant that Payne failed to win any medal for herself, but when I read those sentences it seemed they were saying that GB hadn't won any swimming medals at all, and I know they have three bronze medals. I guess it's all in sentence structure.Martina Grimaldi of Italy disappointed the huge crowd that lined the lake in one of London's most iconic royal parks, claiming bronze in the 10-kilometer race ahead of British world champion Keri-Anne Payne.
Grimaldi finished in 1:57:41.8, while Payne's lunge for the pad was only good enough for fourth. She missed the podium by four-tenths of a second, having not only failed to give Britain its first swimming gold of the London Games but any medal at all.
The home country has just one chance left, the men's open water marathon on Friday.
Lady 2: there isn't anything about me on goooogle, I mean, I must take it off if there is.....
Lady 3: The google is a terrible thing, I mean I don't want anything on there! (Overheard by millyskate on a London train.)
Why are all the American volleyball players playing in Europe? What happened to Volleyball in the US?
Build-up to Katie Taylor fight. So nervous!
To think that fun is simple fun, while earnest things are earnest, proves all too plain that neither one thou truthfully discernest.
Way to go Charlotte Dujardin and Laura Bechtolsheimer for wining gold and bronze respectively in the dressage event. Loved Charlotte and Valegro's music - very patriotic and last night of the proms feel to it and done beautifully!!!
23rd gold and 50th medal in total for Team GB
Top O' da Mornin, Jaynie Mackaronie, Oh be the hokey, Jesus, Mary and Joseph.............
Go n-éirí an t-ádh leat!
RTE not mentioning the fact that she has to fight an opponent. Gold isn't guaranteed lads!
To think that fun is simple fun, while earnest things are earnest, proves all too plain that neither one thou truthfully discernest.
USA ladies going to the Volleyball gold medal match! (If I'm reading the bracket right)
Nicola Adams from Team GB gets the 1st womens gold medal in boxing - yyyeeesss
Wheeeeee for more GB GOLD Gotta love Nicola Adams, she's from my family's hometown. Bringin' it back for Leeds innit
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Today i am announcing the release of iCheat, the successor of iMod.
As iMod was my first app, it was written in BASIC, but my goal was to run it on the iPhone.
To do that, I needed to learn at least a bit of C, so I did it and now iCheat is here.
It does not have a GUI yet, but my goal now is to release a new iCheat version, with a GUI.
However, for those who don't know iCheat yet, it is a tool to modify both iCopter and iCave highscore.
To use it, run 'icheat' from Terminal or via SSH.
I plan to keep adding features and making new iCheat versions, so post your suggestions and come back from time to time.
More information and downloads can be found at: http://myiphone.com.br/programs/icheat
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Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
Viewing 11–20 out of 28 events
from March 30, 2013 (x) to March 30, 2013 (x)
Saturday, March 30, 2013
Volunteer at Lincoln Terrace Park
at Eastern Parkway & Buffalo Avenue (in Lincoln Terrace / Arthur S. Somers Park), Brooklyn
10:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
Volunteer at Lincoln Terrace Park in Brooklyn by raking leaves and spreading mulch and woodchips to trees and flower beds, and painting benches, fences, and light poles.
Category: Nature, Volunteer
Sprint to the Finish Indoor Triathlon
at St. Mary's Recreation Center (in St. Mary's Park), Bronx
10:00 a.m.
Feeling stagnant in your exercise routine? Come test your fitness level at the NYC Parks' Sprint to the Finish Indoor Triathlon.
Category: Fitness, Sports
Cross-Park Promenade
at East 72 Street and Fifth Avenue (in Central Park), Manhattan
10:30 a.m.–11:45 a.m.
A tour through Central Park.
Category: Tours
Film Making Workshop
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
10:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m.
Take a film workshop on DSLR Motion Photography with filmmaker Eddie Olmo.
Category: Education, Film, Kids, Seniors
Creepy Crawlies!
at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center (in Jamaica Bay Park), Queens
10:30 a.m.–11:30 a.m.
Hear all about creepy crawlies during this interactive family friendly program.
Category: Nature, Kids, Talks
Strength And Conditioning Training Sessions With Next Level Performance
at High Rock Gate (in High Rock Park), Staten Island
10:30 a.m.
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Bird Walks at The New York Botanical Garden
at Watson Building (in Bronx Park), Bronx
11:00 a.m.
The diverse habitats of the Botanical Garden offer visitors a chance to see dozens of species of birds throughout the year. Bring your binoculars and walk the Garden grounds with an expert.
Category: Birding, Nature
Chess Clinic
at Chess & Checkers House (in Central Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Learn new tactical insights from Chess Master Shirley Ben-Dak, then pit your newly acquired skills against other players of your, level tournament-style. Ages 6+.
Category: Education, Games
Spring Egg Hunt at Queens Botanical Garden
at Queens Botanical Garden, Queens
11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
Come enjoy the beauty of the Garden at QBG's first Spring Egg Hunt!
Category: Arts & Crafts, Festivals, Kids, Easter
Street Types: Turn of the Century Portraiture By Alice Austen
at Alice Austen House Museum (in Alice Austen Park), Staten Island
11:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
This show explores the portraits Alice Austen made on the streets of Manhattan at the turn of the last century.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Art
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With a stay at Copenhagen Plaza, you'll be centrally located in Copenhagen, steps from Tivoli Gardens and minutes from Dagmar Theatre.
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In Copenhagen Plaza you will find a bar and a restaurant. The famous Library Bar and the hotel restaurant Plaza Cafe. In The Library Bar our guests can unwind with great tasting cocktails and light snacks. The Restaurant, Plaza Cafe, serves complimentary full breakfast buffet, and in the evening you will find a great international food menu card. We offer complimentary wireless Internet access.
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Copenhagen Plaza serves international food in Plaza Cafe. We also serve our delicious full breakfast buffet in the morning. Room service is offered in limited time interval.
In our famous Library Bar we serve great cocktails and light snacks. Here our guests can unwind and enjoy live jazz on chosen dates.
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The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Bicycle rentals on site
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Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Special check-in instructions:
This property may charge a fee for payments made with any card not issued by a Danish bank.
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Check-out time is noon
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Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, JCB International, MasterCard, Visa
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Pets allowed
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USA's closing ceremony outfits revealed. All white, created by Polo.
That big ole polo pony on the shirt had better not be on those outfits come London time
USA's closing ceremony outfits revealed. All white, created by Polo.
That big ole polo pony on the shirt had better not be on those outfits come London time
I like the American ones... I think. The Canadian ones are atrocious, 80s lumberjack chic that will be sweltering in London in July. The British ones are bad as well, but they are Stella McCartney so it's not surprising.
I read on another forum that the Canadian ones are not actually their fiinal official outfits and these were already on sale since last fall so I get the fur hats and scarfs.
I don't know what the controversy is about. I think they look good. Classic and appropriate for the occasion.
I'm underwhelmed.
Congrats to my ♥Baroque Rock Princess Adelina♥Meryl&Charlie♥Tatiana&Maxim♥!Team ♥Mirai♥Adam♥Julia♥
Volunteers uniforms...the cuffs are so...interesting! http://www.lbc.co.uk/2012-olympics-v...led/1497#22857
The giant Ralph Lauren polo logo is extreme.
The purple Star Trekky outfits for the medal givers are very strange. Do not like.
I wish they'd gone all in for the national historic costume, as they do at other Olympic Games - Japan (traditional kimono), Greece (goddessy gowns). But there'd be howls of protest from some quarters if the medal guys and girls were wearing kilts...or painted their faces blue and worn animal skins like ancient Picts.
Okay, I've seen too many movies.
I found more pictures of more of the uniform - http://jezebel.com/london-2012/. Interesting comments about the hat below. Also http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2012...?newsfeed=true
Here's a link with photos of several countries - USA, Italy, Armenia, Spain, Germany, Great Britain Korea. I quite like the ones from Armenia, but the prize, so far, definitely goes to Italy (Thanks to Armani).
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Years ago (when the preppy handbook was a bestseller) I had a navy blue dress which looks almost identical to the white dress. I loved it then and now but I do agree about that logo. Yikes!
I may be in the minority but I like Stella M.'s design with splashes of red at the shoulders and feet.
God, why are 99% of Olympic outfits so fugly? No matter what fashion brand is involved, they're terrible.
I actually like the GB ones best out of what's been posted. The red clashes with the tonal blue, though.
The US ones look like England, circa 1930s except for the fugly polo pony. No longer the national team of the USA but of the Republic of Ralph Lauren.
"Me, cutie/chicken, the egg cup, I am the hammer of my spoon!"--Jen_Faith translation
Here is an article about more USA apparel. Click the link for a slideshow.
It is pretty bland, but at least it isn't offensive.
Isn't it nice they got Cher to model for them?
"Me, cutie/chicken, the egg cup, I am the hammer of my spoon!"--Jen_Faith translation
Red, fluorescent green (yellow?), brown, orange, grey, black, white - is there any continuity here?
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Slightly Wounding Banana list cont: MacMadame.
o.o http://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/olympic...forms-unveiled - OMG I hate what the women are wearing. Apparently it is some nod back to the last time London held the Olympics and what the NZ team were wearing then.


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Several teenagers hanging out Friday night at a Northwest side park were confronted by an armed suspect, according to SAPD officers at the scene.
The incident occurred at the Oscar Perez Memorial Park on Timber Path.
Police said the young men told them the suspect in his twenties had struck some of them in the face, but no shots were fired.
Officers said they were told the suspect had demanded their iPods, cell phones and money.
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Got a little advice from the guy who makes my dies and did some more experimenting with settings tonight, and I'm pretty happy with what I've got. These bullets are starting to look a lot like Winchester Black Talons! (Except without the black coating.)
There are a couple differences. My bullets do not have the reverse-taper jackets and do not have the section of jacket material that goes down inside the HP cavity, but the shape of the petals at the mouth are really darn close, as is the little closed-up notch at the bottom where two petals meet. It's going to be pretty darn interesting seeing what these do in comparison to factory JHPs!
Tomorrow night I'm going to the store and buying a new camera battery so I can get some new photos taken for you guys. These are NEAT looking bullets!!
I showed some to my deer hunting buddy, and his eyes about fell out. Asked him if he wanted to get some deer next year with these in our 44 Magnum revolvers, and all he could do was slowly nod with eyes big as saucers!!
Also went through the loading books and some articles looking for 30-40 Krag loads. Found two recommended that I really like (and already have the powders on-hand). C.E. Harris recommended the old standby of 16grs of 2400, while Lyman's new Cast Bullet Handbook #4 recommended 19.5grs RL-7. Both of these with a 180-190gr lead bullet (which is what I have). I think I'm going to hold off loading these until I get some experience with higher-power loads in the 30-06 through the '03 Springfields. If that goes well, I'll build upon that experience and try out the Krag with similar loads. In the mean time, my Krag cases are perfectly processed.
Did I mention that the Krag case may be the perfect cast-bullet shooting case? It's neck is just the right length that a Lyman M-die will expand it about 3/4 of the way to the shoulder just when the step in the die curls the mouth open wider to create the funnel for the bullet to be seated... This leaves a small step at the bottom of the neck, near the shoulder that keeps the bullets from falling too far down, say into the powder cavity. It's the best of all worlds. I can tell it's going to be an easy round to get success from with cast boolits! Plus, I'll be shooting a 113-114 year old rifle that could have been in Cuba, the Philippines, or at the Boxer Rebellion!! There's just something about handling and using a historical artifact that dovetails with your favorite hobby!
If the weather holds out this weekend, I hope to get some citric-acid treatment and tumbling of those remaining 400 30-06 brass I got two weeks ago. Some pictures of the JHP bullets, further cleaning/organizing of the reloading room, and who knows what else?!?
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Loaded up the first few test rounds tonight. I'm starting especially low, because since these jackets are made from fired cases, they are extra-deep in seating depth. This reduction in case capacity means they will give higher pressures with the same loads, hence needing to reduce farther and work up... I'll be sure to let everyone know how they shoot and what loads I find max.
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Not yet. Weather has been nasty and very range-preventative. I'f you check my later blog entries, you'll see I've loaded up some test rounds, and I'm just waiting for the weather to cooperate so I can get to the range to test them.
I've been eye-balling the Winchester 40 brass I have sitting alongside the box of cores sitting there next to them... But, I think I'm going to work on a new, dedicated bullet-processing bench and swaging press first. The force combined with the hammering on the ejector pin makes me want to have a small, separate, HEAVY-duty bench just for swaging.
In the meantime, I have been continuing to clean and process the 30-06 brass. I've really been meaning to do a new entry in the blog here, but time, work, and sleep are fighting me.
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I have a question regarding my LDMS9 Test Environment. I've successfully discovered a device using Unmanaged Device Discovery within my small 2 PC / 1 Core test environment. After I discovered PC1 I wanted to push the Agent I created out to it. When I do so the Scheduled Task fails. It states Unable to contact the specified machine. The machine may be off or unreachable. Well, the machine is on and is pingable from the core. Anyone have any suggestions to why this may be failing?
Other notes: PC1 is a Windows 7 Machine and these computers are in a a WORKGROUP.
There's an article that was written about this, but it looks like it's not been made public yet. The information isn't secret, so I'll bring it over here:
Windows Vista and Windows 7 implement security options that are enabled by default that make pushing the agent to a machine straight out of the box nearly impossible. The security options are in addition to the Windows firewall that was introduced in Windows XP SP2, and include User Account Control (UAC) and particularly how UAC interacts with authentication from a network source. Understanding how UAC works can allow us to determine the best method of installing the agent to devices with UAC enabled.
User Account Control (UAC) is a new security feature in Windows Vista and Windows 7. It allows accounts with administrative rights to be able to run under limited rights, while allowing them to elevate the rights to a higher level on an as needed basis. The limited set of rights is not able to install the LANDesk agent.
There is a number potential problem when dealing with UAC while attempting to install the LANDesk agent. It is that when you attempt to run a task on a device with UAC enabled and that task is initiated from another machine (such as the core server attempting to run an agent install on an unmanaged client machine) the default behavior is to always authenticate the user in the limited context, rather than the administrative context. In this scenario there is no UAC prompt to elevate credentials, so the task does not have a chance to succeed.
There are four known methods to successfully push an agent install to a Windows Vista or Windows 7 workstation.
1 - Use a domain account with administrator rights to the local machine.
Domain accounts do not have a limited local context on the client machines, so a domain account with administrative rights will always connect as a local administrator and will have the ability to install the agent.
This does not need to be a domain administrator, just a domain account with local administrative rights.
This is the preferred method, because it is the only one that will not require modifying settings on each individual machine prior to pushing the agent.
This option requires an Active Directory environment
2 - Modify the registry to make network authentication attempts authenticate with the administrative rights, rather than the limited user rights.
To make this change you need to create the following DWORD value in the registry, because it is not there by default:
Setting the value to 1 allows local administrative accounts to authenticate over the network in the administrative context. A setting of 0 reverts to the default behavior of only allowing local administrator accounts to connect over the network as a limited user.
3 - Enable the default Administrator account and use its credentials
The default Administrator account has UAC disabled by default, and will always authenticate with administrative rights, because it does not have a limited context. Note: This setting can be changed in a group policy making the default Administrator account have the same limitations as all other local Administrator accounts, so if that setting is changed then this option will no longer work.
4 - Disable UAC
Disabling UAC will make it so there is no limited context for any administrative account, so any account with administrative rights (whether domain or local) will function as an administrator.
Due to the newly added security feature called UAC, which is found in Windows Vista and Windows 7, it is more difficult to push the LANDesk agent to unmanaged devices. Other than the 4 options listed above there is no known method to push a LANDesk agent to an unmanaged Windows Vista or Windows 7 workstation.
Is this to say use a domain account to schedule the Agent Push task or to configure the scheduler service to run as a domain admin account?
Scheduler service. It would need to be a domain account that has local admin rights.
I've now set with a domain account. Here is the error I receive when deploying....
Failed: An error occurred while copying teh agent software
Return Code 1081
Login to a computer with the credeintials you used for the Landesk Scheduler Service. Then try to get to the C$ and Admin$ share on the windows 7 machine you are trying to deploy the agent to.
You might also look at using the advanced agent. http://community.landesk.com/support/docs/DOC-1100
I have seen sucess on windows 7 clients with the advanced agent where the normal agent fails.
Is the Simple File Sharing set to disable?
I can get into the C$ Share but which Admin$ share are you referring to?
Okay, so after playing with the group policy settings for the windows firewall, I was able to shut it off completely. With that said, I have the Windows Firewall Off and Simple File Sharing turned off. Still I'm receiving: An error occured while copying the agent software"
One thing I noticed if you don't have Group Policy shutting off your firewall. If you turn the Firewall off locally, then turn Simple File Sharing off, the Firewall comes back on.
One other thing I'd like to add thus far is that the log file for this failure is reading as:
[Operation failed] RemoteExecute, cmd /c mkdir C:\$ldcfg$
What's odd is that if you're looking at the client machine, the folder appears for about 10 seconds.
How about the account that have administrator rights inside Service -> Scheduler?
What about it? It's a Domain Administrator.
So I may have discovered something here but I'm waiting ot get word from LANDesk on another issue to test this once more.
The reason this Agent is failling is because of UAC.
If you're not familiar with UAC, it has two different options in terms of elevation. If you're logged in as a basic user and are trying to perform an administative task you will be prompted with a credentials box. The credentials prompt/box is where you would enter Administrative credentials to "Elevate" yourself. Now, on the otherhand, when you are an administrator and you try to perform an administrative task you are prompted with a consent box. The consent prompt/box basically just asks you, do you want to run this, yes or no. Both of these features are default in UAC.
Okay, now that UAC is briefly explained the question is how does this relate to LANDesk. When you run the Scheduler Service as a Domain Administrator what is happening is the LANDesk Agent is trying to install as an Administrator. By default, you are then prompted for consent. Well, in actuality, the consent box doesn't appear the Agent just decides to fail.
What needs to be done:
I've discovered in GPO there is a setting for UAC called: Behavior of the leveation prompt for administrators in Admin Approval Mode. By default this setting is Prompt for Consent. If you choose the option Elevate without prompting the Agent will install just fine.
Does this pose a security risk? Yes. Should you be running your machine as an Administrator? No. So as of right now I believe this is the best solution I have found.
Let me know what you guys think
Hi Paul,
There are a few accounts that act differently than others according to the UAC model. One is the built in Administrator account (that is disabled by default). Out of the box with no customizations that account is set to not have UAC running for it. It is (in essence) a super-Administrator account. The other kind is domain accounts. A domain account should not have any UAC limitations on it because it does not have the concept of a limited user context. In my lab I've been able to successfully deploy to domain machines by using a domain administrator account. Local administrator accounts are different. Any local account is (by default) granted its limited user rights, with no option for a UAC prompt to show up. This is obviously done as a security measure.
Here's what's interesting: The folder is showing up on the C: drive, which requires elevated priveleges. That indicates that we do have the necessary rights. I had this situation happen in my lab if I either had a duplicate of the device in question, or if my device was listed in the inventory (either bare metal import, or a device that used to have an agent that had been reimaged), but the device name or IP Address didn't match. In that case the $ldcfg$ folder would appear for a few seconds and then disappear. I believe we run a check from the device to make sure we are talking to the device we think we should be talking to. Since the name and/or IP Address and/or MAC Address didn't match up the executable thinks it's in the wrong place, the folder gets cleaned up, and the console reports that it can't find the device. Is this scenario a possibility for you?


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Staff Sgt. Andrea Ingram, a Poughkeepsie, N.Y., native who works supply with the 369th SB, and 1st Lt. Steven Ho, an Antioch, Ca., native and a platoon leader at the 719th Transportation Company, sing the national anthem to open a Memorial Day service at Fort Drum. The two Soldiers, while at Fort Drum, support their brethren in the 27th Infantry Brigade Combat Team prepare for a deployment to Afghanistan. (U.S. Army Photo by Spc. J.p. Lawrence.)
FORT DRUM, N.Y. -- Silence broke out in the New York Army National Guard's 369th Sustainment Brigade's headquarters here this Memorial Day, as all work was suspended for a moment of reflection on warriors known and lost.
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I see a battle between the Knicks and Celtics for 2nd place in the Atlantic..
posted at 8/12/2013 10:56 PM EDT
Why? Because the Knicks failed to improve in this past offseason..You can tell celtics are gonna be far worse than last year but I'm going to be very optimistic..oh yeah!! The knicks brought Andrei Bargnani from Toronto and Metta World Peace from the lakers..Did somebody is excited?? The Bargnani trade doesn't made the knicks better because this guy to be effective needs the ball on his hand clashing with Carmelo right from the start. Also Bargnani is not a defensive player. The knicks look a very slow team on paper. The Metta World signing could be productive or really painfully. They already got Kmart for the dirty game. It seems that knicks management needs some changes in order to obtain team success. On the other hand celtics are young and exciting!! We have four starters coming back: Rondo, Bradley, Green and Sullinger. Olynyk will be running for the rookie of the year and Coach Stevens will surprise a lot of people around the league. Our bench is solid with Wallace, Bass, Humphries, Faverani, Brooks and Lee. Rookie Pressey will fit right away too.
Felton- is on his prime / Rondo- on his prime
Shumpert- still needs to prove that can score consistanly / Bradley- same that Shumpert
Anthony- is on his prime / Green- on his prime
Bargnani- best years are in the past. / Olynyk- a lot of potential!!
Chandler- still productive when is around good players / Sullinger- is gonna be a solid player if healthy.
Stoudamire- is on his way down / Faverani- good offensive game. Could jump to the starting lineup.
Martin-is on his way down / Bass- young and prove veteran, nice jumper.
Metta - is on his way down / Wallace- still young at 31. Brings energy, defense, and leadership
Smith- on his prime but problematic / Brooks- can score in this league and is young.
Prigioni- is on his way down / Preesey- a natural point guard with good passing skills.
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Re: I see a battle between the Knicks and Celtics for 2nd place in the Atlantic..
posted at 8/13/2013 12:14 AM EDT
In response to Fierce34's comment:
Sure, player for player, the Knicks are not that much better than the Celtics when it comes to talent.
But what the Knicks have the Celtics don't have is experience.
Players that will be carrying the Celtics this season will be Green, Sully, Bradley, Oly, and other young players.
Besides, it takes time for the Celtic players to adjust to Brad Stevens' system.
And we're not sure when Rondo will play.
Maybe in a video game, like 2K13, there's not much difference between the Celts and Knicks for the 2013-14 season. But in real life, the Knicks are a legit playoff team while the Celts are a lottery team.
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posted at 8/13/2013 9:48 AM EDT
I don't think the Knicks got better. I think these Celtics are going to surprise us all. We have proven players good at everything except TEAM DEFENSE.
We have at least 7 players who can average double figures in scoring (Rondo, Olynyk, Bass, Brooks, Humphries, Wallace and Green) with Green being the high scorer. We will have rebounding (Sully, Olynyk, Humphries).
I question our team defense although we can put guys like Rondo, AB, Lee, Bass, Bogans and Wallace on the court and those guys are very good perimeter defenders. If someone can step up and be that defensive voice, we could be solid defensive team. If one big became 60% of KG in the post defensively, we'll be okay.
I just don't think this season is going to be as bad as everyone thinks.
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posted at 8/13/2013 10:15 AM EDT
if for no other reason than bargnani is the kiss of death for any team that touches him, i would agree that the knicks will stink in the east. melo will go barn sour and am'a'r'''e will be injured 60 of 82 games and be largely ineffective the rest of the way and a goose egg in any playoff action.
can we be better than 30 wins? i say yes. as long as rondo either changes his previous miserable tempo murdering ways or we trade rondo away. that would set jeff green free to do some of the nice things we saw last year when rondo mercifully took a break from the game. like i've said all along, all we need is a routine point guard in return- no all star, all league PG who has too much ego and too little tendency to do what's best for the team, but just solid skills.
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posted at 8/13/2013 10:18 AM EDT
30 to 35 win would be nice.We would be in the lottery.But I am afraid this team could win more than 35 and spoil the whole thing.
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posted at 8/13/2013 10:48 AM EDT
I don't think you can compare Celtics and Knicks at this point. Sure, you can predict that Celtics will beat Knicks and get the 2nd place or Phili beat Celtics and get the 3rd place, etc
The Celtics are in a full rebuild mode, the new coach is tasked to start building a team, the core of the team is not set 100%, the roster, most probably, will go through major changes, we don't know when RR starts playing and how fast he reaches 100%, etc.
BTW, you can't compare 'Mare and Faverani - they play different positions.
IMHO, it doesn't matter what place Celtics get this season, even the next season, as long as they become a contender in 3-4 years. I believe they can do it.
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posted at 8/13/2013 2:37 PM EDT
Anything is posible, but I would bet my house that the Knicks finish the season with a better record than the Celtics... by a long shot.
The Celtics should finish ahead of Philly, but Toronto and the Celtics will be close.
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posted at 8/13/2013 2:50 PM EDT
Fierce is right. No three point threat. No end of game offensive threat. No defensive leader. New, unproven coach. New teamates. Lots of uncertainty. Lots of youth, inexperience. No clutch shooter.
This team won't win more than 30 games. You are brave and insane if you think we will compete with NYK. They are a top 5 team. I think that they got better. Shump is also a rising talent, so don't forget about him. Without Shump, we would have beated NYK last series.
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posted at 8/13/2013 3:12 PM EDT
Bingo!!! Could not say it any better. This is not a lotto team like all the talking heads are predicting.
Green was coming off of HEART surgery last season and actually look real good at the end of the year. Can't wait to see him this year.
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posted at 8/13/2013 4:07 PM EDT
i admire your optimism but you have to be realistic. we were nowhere near second last year, and we lost our two best players, and our point guard is coming off major surgery. i dont believe in tanking, and i think it will entertaining to watch the young guys play hard, but accept this fact: we are going to have a very poor record. washington, clev, detroit, even charlotte improved while we got worse. we will be bottom 3 in the east and that is ok, you can't be great every single year. and you must understand that if they could, the celts would dump humphries, bogans, and wallace for a second round pick and a big mac. it just doesnt work that way. so dont value them too highly.
posted at 8/13/2013 4:13 PM EDT
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yeah, we have some holes, but i think if jeff green plays like he did once rondo went out last year he is pretty close to a "go to" guy. i'm sure the ride won't be all peaches and cream but he sure looked good making his own shots in half court sets when given a little bit of ball movement (no holding and pounding the ball so everyone dies) and some half way decent cuts, passes, curls- he was making inside and out pretty nicely.
as for "defensive leader" i really liked how sullinger was shaping into the type of help defender and defensive troublemaker that glen davis used to be for us.
you can't say "we have no" this and that when we haven't seen any or even a full year out of some of these guys that are showing / have shown good potential.
i like how the roster looks, i hope we make some upgrades and fill in some of the holes like 3 point shooting. we're not going to be world beaters but this isn't going to be the stinko mark blount brigades either
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posted at 8/13/2013 6:09 PM EDT
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posted at 8/17/2013 9:50 PM EDT
So you don't think Rondo, Green, Bass, Humphries, Wallace, Lee, Bogans doesn't have experience? Those are 7 players could easily can be on our rotation next season.. Also experience is overrated in today's NBA..Did you saw Golden State last year?? Then you add the potential of Sullinger, Olynyk, Faverani, Bradley and Brooks. You need to understand that now Rondo's game will rise because he will play freely without Pierce and KG halfcourt game limitaton style. We will press, run and play a collective game, We now are a far better rebounding team. We still need to improve our interior defense and 3pt shooting. Maybe Faverani and Melo emerge at center and Courtney Lee finds himself again or could be Brooks or both. We have potential and the Knicks stinks!! What they acomplish last year was beating and old team without his all star point guard and that's it!! The Atlantic is too weak!! Also why are you asumming Rondo isn't playing? I make my predictions with him playing and playing his best basketball..The Italian Stallion isn't going to bring a championship to NY!! Go CELTICS!!
Here's the thing, the Celts' goal is develop players, not win as many games as possible.
Rondo will not be 100% when the season starts.
So Rondo will most likely not play in November and maybe even December.
Lee, Bogans, Bass, Humpy, and Bass are all role players.
Role players will not make you win 50 games.
The Knicks are a 50-win team, the Celts are not.
Jeff Green is the only scorer on the team.
But can Jeff Green produce 18-20 points per game on a consistent basis?
We'll find out this season.
Again, if we're just going to base it on paper, player for player, the Celts are nearly as talented as the Knicks. But that's not how it goes in the NBA.
If we're going to your logic then the Lakers would have easily won 60 games last season.
At the very least, the Knicks are going to win 10-20 more games than the Celtics next season.
The more realistic battle is for 3rd between the Raptors and the Celtics.
Fierce let me explain you why I think celts have a chance to battle for 2nd in the atlantic with the knicks..To be honest to you and all here I'm sure this celtics team is a lot better than last year squad. Ohh yeahh!! I'm not crazy here are the facts. We aren't old anymore so that means that we aren't going to faint and die in the 4th quarter like last year team. We have 1st class defense from 1 to 3 with Rondo, Bradley and Green. We can add Sullinger to that list too. Olynyk is so talented..He doesn't need to block shots to be effective in the paint on defense and we saw that at the summer league. So this team will run and gun 48 minutes. Also Fierce you talk like if the celtics players aren't going to get better from year to year basis. YOUNG PLAYERS IMPROVE EACH YEAR MORON!! Stop the negative talk. Avery Bradley learn a lot from last year playoff series against the knicks and he will be a better player this year. So Rondo, Green, Sullinger, Brooks, Lee, Bass, Crawford and also our rookies are high IQ and wil open a lot of eyes in the league. On the other hand the knicks doesn't get any better with the additions of Bargnani and World Peace. Those two are discarded players who doesn't play any defense anymore and their best years are in the past. If you add Amare, Prigioni, Kmart to that list then you have a mediocre team. The knicks won a lot of games last year but that was because eastern conference teams were bad too. I say they will struggle against the Cavs, Pistons, Bucks, Hawks, Magic, Nets, Bulls, Pacers, Heat, Celts and I don't even started to mention west teams. You can tell that the celtics are gonna struggle even more but I desagree because those teams will want to beat the Knicks a lot more than beating the celtics just because the Knicks represent a former contender and teams want to beat the best. That's my hypotesis. Celts are gonna be the under dogs and will surprise and play hard. Even the Heat WILL HAVE PROBLEMS CONTAINING THE CELTICS!!
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posted at 8/17/2013 10:18 PM EDT
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Petey - two issues with the Cs this season: 1) no consistent 3-point shooters 2) no dominant offensive player to command double teams / defensive adjustments!
Opposing teams will simply pack the paint! The Cs will be easy to defend this year!
Rondo factor will be needed - unfortunately he likely will not be 100% until mid-season at the earliest!
posted at 8/17/2013 10:19 PM EDT
We can go at this the whole day.
My prediction is the Celts will win 26 games.
What's your prediction?
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posted at 8/17/2013 10:22 PM EDT
The C's do have the talent to compete with NYK but Boston's opportunity at obtaining a franchise changing player in next year's draft is too great and the entire world totally expects the Celtics to struggle. The Celtics are being underestimated again but this time why not go along with it? Why not hold Rondo and Sullinger back and say that they need more time to recover, why not continue saying that Olynyk is having foot problems, say that Phil Pressey just isn't ready to lead a team (play Bradley at the point he stinks!), heck why not even say that Jeff Green's heart is acting up again. Give those guys a year off and come back a whole lot stronger next year. You don't get many opportunities like this. To go through a "rebuilding" year just in time for one of the deepest drafts in memory when you've got 2 first round picks. Tanking is a no-brainer.
posted at 8/17/2013 10:38 PM EDT
If the Celts don't end up with the #1 pick?
There are others like Jabari Parker, Julius Randle, Marcus Smart, Dante Exum, and Aaron Gordon.
If the Celts end up with one of those players, it will be an upgrade compared to the Celtics just getting the #14 or #15 pick.
44 wins means playoffs.
Not happening!