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Love that ASP.NET and SQL ServerBen Miller's Developer Experienceshttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/benmiller/atom.aspxTelligent Evolution Platform Developer Build (Build: 5.6.50428.7875)2004-09-14T03:16:00ZMoving on...http://blogs.msdn.com/b/benmiller/archive/2007/07/05/moving-on.aspx2007-07-05T16:48:00Z2007-07-05T16:48:00ZI have left Microsoft and am pursuing more in the SQL Server space. I am currently working in Salt Lake City for the LDS Church as a Sr. SQL Server DBA. My new blog home for all things Ben Miller will be at http://www.dbaduck.com/ (DBA for what I do and Duck for who I am). You can also join me on IM at dbaduck AT hotmail dot com. I thoroughly enjoyed my time at Microsoft and in the MVP Program. I will not soon lose touch with the MVPs and I will be very involved in SQL Server and ASP.NET still...(read more)benmillerhttp://blogs.msdn.com/benmiller/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxUtah Spring Code Camp - see you therehttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/benmiller/archive/2007/03/28/utah-spring-code-camp-see-you-there.aspx2007-03-28T18:50:00Z2007-03-28T18:50:00ZI will be keynoting the event and will see you in SLC. What: Utah Spring Code Camp When: April 14 th 2007 9:00-5:00 Where: Neumont University Registration: http://utahcodecamp.eventbrite.com The local .NET Users Group and SQL Server Users Group is conducting a "Code Camp" for local software programmers next month at Neumont University. The code camp is by the community for the community. Always free and Always for the community. We will have Sessions on .NET, SQL Server, and...(read more)benmillerhttp://blogs.msdn.com/benmiller/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxVisual Studio 2005 SP1 Update for Windows Vistahttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/benmiller/archive/2007/03/06/visual-studio-sp1-update-for-windows-vista.aspx2007-03-07T09:34:00Z2007-03-07T09:34:00ZThis was very hard to find. I finally found it by using the http://msdn.microsoft.com/ and the Downloads Link, then there is a New Downloads nav on the left. The top 1 tonight is the Update. Here is the link to the download for those that just want to get to it. I know I did. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=90e2942d-3ad1-4873-a2ee-4acc0aace5b6&DisplayLang=en...(read more)benmillerhttp://blogs.msdn.com/benmiller/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxT-Mobile Dash and Voice Commandhttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/benmiller/archive/2006/11/07/t-mobile-dash-and-voice-command.aspx2006-11-08T10:38:33Z2006-11-08T10:38:33Z
I have an MDA and just recently bought a Dash for use. I love the SmartPhone concept and decided to return to it. I installed Voice Command on it. I found out that there was no way to map a button, at least that I know of, since the there is no App1 – App6 buttons. I do a lot of calling ad hoc with my contacts, and putting voice tags in every contact for each phone number would be quite a laborious task for me.

I have a Bluetooth headset (Motorola H700) and with the Dash and the H700, if you push the bluetooth headset button, you get VoiceDial, and not VoiceCommand. This is not really helpful since I need VoiceCommand because I am so used to it with my MDA, that I have come to rely on it.

One night I was playing with the phone, and my wife even wanted one, so she was using hers to figure out some functions, and I came across a fun little workaround for getting voice command to work with the Bluetooth headset button, and without using any hacks like replacing files in ROM, etc.

I found out that you can use a Voice Tag for an application. VoiceDial is activated when you press and hold the Home button, or press the Bluetooth headset button. So I recorded a voice tag for VoiceCommand. I now can hold down the Home button, or push the Bluetooth headset button and say "Voice" and voila, VoiceCommand activates and I am off and running.

I thought I would share as it was a little fun for me to find that I could get to my VoiceCommand while driving, etc. Not to mention, that I can have voice tags for applications.

Happy Mobiling.
benmillerhttp://blogs.msdn.com/benmiller/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxPosting again from Word 2007http://blogs.msdn.com/b/benmiller/archive/2006/08/26/725707.aspx2006-08-26T23:29:58Z2006-08-26T23:29:58Z
I am testing the TR version of Word 2007 to see if it delays the posts that it did before.

I hope that this feature continues to get better with more options for pictures, etc.

Cool stuff.
benmillerhttp://blogs.msdn.com/benmiller/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxXSLT vs. .NET 2.0 XML Frameworkhttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/benmiller/archive/2006/06/08/623136.aspx2006-06-08T15:55:36Z2006-06-08T15:55:36Z
I have a project that I am wondering about using either XSLT or the .NET Framework 2.0 to transform an XML document into a table and then bind it. I know that I can bind XML in ways, but I am in a bind on this one and am more familiar with Framework coding in C# rather than XSLT.

I have run into a problem trying to get a URL into the xslt template using something with the href being formed by part URL and part <xsl:value-of select="something" />. It fails because I am not very good with it yet. Anyone with help or ideas, please feel free to suggest. I am going to go about it using .NET in C# and will entertain any XSLT help that anyone wants to provide.

I have been to www.topxml.com and www.xmlforasp.net and found some things that are basic, but nothing about how to use XSLT to put html elements together.

More to come as I finish this project.
benmillerhttp://blogs.msdn.com/benmiller/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxPatterns and Practices goes Mobile!http://blogs.msdn.com/b/benmiller/archive/2006/06/07/621040.aspx2006-06-07T21:59:00Z2006-06-07T21:59:00Z
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The Microsoft patterns & practices team has released the first Community Technical Preview (CTP) for the Mobile Client Software Factory. The factory will help architects and developers design and build mobile LOB solutions. The Mobile Client Software Factory will include a prescriptive architecture, application blocks, and other guidance/tools for enterprise architects and developers targeting Windows Mobile powered devices. If you're serious about building mobile enterprise solutions, join the community, download the latest pre-release drop, and start contributing feedback today!<o:p></o:p>

benmillerhttp://blogs.msdn.com/benmiller/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxWindows Vista and Office 2007 Betahttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/benmiller/archive/2006/06/04/616636.aspx2006-06-04T10:09:00Z2006-06-04T10:09:00Z
I am blogging this from Word 2007 New blog entry. I downloaded and installed Vista on my Dell E510 Media Center. The version of Vista is Ultimate and it works great. I did run into a couple of things and so I thought I would let people know about them.

My configuration of the E510 is 2 GB RAM and 256 ATI X600 Raedon video, with Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS. When I installed Vista, it recognized almost everything. It saw my video and installed a video driver, and also saw my dual tuner and installed the Angel II MPEG controller, but choked on my Sound Blaster Audigy card.

I did decide to go out to ATI and download their latest driver, and I was pleasantly surprised to see they had Vista drivers and they are brand new (5/26/2006). I downloaded and installed them just for good measure.

I went to Sound Blaster and they had Vista drivers, but they were for a previous build (5231 was the requirement). I downloaded them and proceeded to install them. Well the install choked so I had to reboot my machine, and from thereafter, the install would complain about the version of the OS.

I decided to go brute force since Vista did not want to let the Audio go, and since I could not play with the Media Center part of it until I had audio (it must be a feature that says that if there is no audio, then it really isn't Media Center), this is what I did. I downloaded Winzip 10.0 and opened the Self Extractor exe of the Vista drivers for Sound Blaster, and extracted them to a folder. No sooner had I done that, and Vista found the driver in that directory and installed it successfully. I was off to the races, and Media Center worked.

I thought, well since I am going Beta, I might as well download Office 2007 Beta since I had heard that it had some features that were pretty cool. I cannot believe how much fun it is to use it now. In fact I am not looking forward to going back to Office 2003 on my tablet. If I did not need to use Send Personally to send mail, I would jump at it. It is fantastic. So the combination of Office 2007 and Windows Vista ROCK. I have had only 1 crash and after that it was pretty smooth sailing.

Well more on this later, and BTW: I will be at TechEd 2006 in Boston for those that are going. I will be hanging in the Community Lounge areas. Look me up.

benmillerhttp://blogs.msdn.com/benmiller/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxData Access code and ASP.NET 2.0http://blogs.msdn.com/b/benmiller/archive/2006/01/02/508655.aspx2006-01-03T06:48:00Z2006-01-03T06:48:00Z
I have been doing some work on a site and have come to the point of the BLL and DAL of the site. I had many ideas of how to do it and I have listened to many discussions about it on architecture lists and then I talked to my buddy Aaron Zupancic about this and found a post that he pointed me to about these things. This goes into the concept of using a delegate in the BLL to call into the DAL with the delegate to get the data out of a reader or whatever and the delegate will return the type, by either using a concrete type or a generic type.

I have not ever done this, but it is simplifying my code and I think it is an elegant solution as he indicates. Just thought I would point to his insight.

benmillerhttp://blogs.msdn.com/benmiller/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxSQL Server party at Tech Ed Europehttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/benmiller/archive/2005/06/22/431650.aspx2005-06-22T21:30:00Z2005-06-22T21:30:00Z
Just wanted to make sure that you all knew about this party. I wish I was going to be there.

Come to the hottest Party at TechED EMEA! Jimmy Woo, the top nightlife hot-spot in Amsterdam has been exclusively reserved for Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Office and MSDN, Dr. Dobbs and Software Development Magazines on Wednesday, 6th July from 20:00-23:00. Please join us for drinks and celebration. And don't miss out on a chance to win a new Bike or a Microsoft cycling shirt! Visit the SQL Server, Office or CMP booths at TechEd to get your personal invitations. And if you missed last years SQL bash this is your one chance to find out what all the fuss was about!

benmillerhttp://blogs.msdn.com/benmiller/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxConnected Systems Developer Competitionhttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/benmiller/archive/2005/05/27/422662.aspx2005-05-27T22:08:00Z2005-05-27T22:08:00Z
SQL Server 2005/Visual Studio 2005/BizTalk 2006 Connected Systems Developer Competition

Do You Dare? Show the world what a great developer you are and have the chance to win $50,000 USD and a trip to the joint SQL Server 2005/Visual Studio 2005/Biztalk 2006 Launch event

The Connected Systems Developer Competition has now launched. If you are a developer who uses or needs an excuse to use SQL Server 2005, Visual Studio 2005 or BizTalk then you should take a look at this competition as a reason to write some code. Not only do you have the chance to win $50,000 USD but if you are among the 15 finalists, you will be invited to the joint SQL Server 2005/Visual Studio 2005/Biztalk 2006 Launch event as well as get huge recognition for your skills.

benmillerhttp://blogs.msdn.com/benmiller/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashx2005 Betas Unleashed - Salt Lake Cityhttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/benmiller/archive/2005/04/27/412480.aspx2005-04-27T12:13:00Z2005-04-27T12:13:00Z
For those around the Utah area that are interested in a 1 day dive into Visual Studio or SQL Server 2005, this event is one that you do not want to miss. Details below.

Betas 2005 Unleashed

Microsoft has been working hard on the next generation of development tools and database technologies. Visual Studio 2005 and SQL Server 2005 are two of the most anticipated technologies to be released by Microsoft this year. There are many changes in both Visual Studio 2005 and SQL Server 2005 that promise to make it easier to develop high quality code. Come attend this day long event where we will drill down into some of the new technologies in both Visual Studio 2005 and SQL Server 2005. We will have two tracks that will cover the major features of each product.

Date: May 18th 2005 - 8.30 am - 5pm (registration and breakfast starts at 7.30)

Venue: Miller Free Enterprise Center (http://www.slcc.edu/miller/Buildings/Building3.htm)
SLCC-Miller Campus
9750 S 300 W
Sandy, UT 84070

Registration: Please register at the following link http://msevents.microsoft.com/cui/eventdetail.aspx?culture=en-US&eventid=1032273553

Visual Studio .NET 2005 Track:
The release of Visual Studio 2005 and the .NET Framework 2.0 will make strides in all dimensions of application development. Visual Studio 2005 will set a new bar for developer productivity by tailoring the software development experience to the needs of the individual developer. This "personalized productivity" will deliver features across the development environment and .NET Framework class libraries to help developers overcome their most pressing challenges in minimal time.

We have put together a comprehensive training for free to help our customers understand the power and value of Visual Studio 2005. This session will cover the core features of -
. Web Development Platform - ASP .NET 2.0
. Smart Client Development Platform - Windows Forms, Mobile Development
. Visual Studio Team System

SQL Server 2005 Track:
SQL Server 2005 is the most anticipated database release in Microsoft's history. With significant improvements in the areas of infrastructure, development, and business intelligence SQL Server 2005 represents a huge leap forward for a wide variety of applications.

As we get closer to the launch of SQL Server 2005, we want you to have a full appreciation for what this powerful platform can do for your database projects. As such, we've put together a free in-depth developer training event and invite you to take advantage of this opportunity.
. SQL Server Developer Platform - SQLCLR, TSQL Enhancements
. Business Intelligence Platform - Reporting Services, Analysis Services, Data Warehousing
. Infrastructure Platform - Availability, Management, Database Mirroring

benmillerhttp://blogs.msdn.com/benmiller/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxDown in Singaporehttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/benmiller/archive/2005/04/26/412019.aspx2005-04-26T08:18:00Z2005-04-26T08:18:00Z
I just wanted to point you to my personal blog at http://blog.benmiller.net as I have posted a Gallery for the pictures at http://blog.benmiller.net/gallery/6.aspx.

For personal things you can see them at the blog address above. I will still maintain both as this will have technical information on this one.

benmillerhttp://blogs.msdn.com/benmiller/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxFree eLearning from Developer eLearning on MSDNhttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/benmiller/archive/2005/04/18/409243.aspx2005-04-18T18:57:00Z2005-04-18T18:57:00Z
Check this out. http://msdn.microsoft.com/elearning/

First course is about Windows Server : Taking Advantage of 64-Bit Computing. This is your opportunity to take advantage of some Free Developer learning that is free and available 24/7. On that page there is a description of the courses and best of all, YOU COULD WIN SOME COOL PRIZES :-). Rules for the sweepstakes are on the site through a link.

Grand Prize Sony 50" Plasma WEGA High Definition TV ultimate home theater package
2nd Prize Nikon D70 SLR Digital Camera package
3rd Prize Bose Acoustic Wave 5-CD Music System
4th Prize Bose Acoustic Noise Cancelling Headphones

Now how is that for some cool prizes. Get out there now and take a course. This learning will cover some key new technologies in Visual Studio 2005. There will be more courses planned in the near future, but for now, go get involved. You deserve it.

Have a great day and go see the site for details.

benmillerhttp://blogs.msdn.com/benmiller/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxSQL Server 2005 Virtual Hands on labshttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/benmiller/archive/2005/04/05/405623.aspx2005-04-05T21:39:00Z2005-04-05T21:39:00Z
Are you ready to experience SQL Server 2005?

Announcing the launch of the SQL Server 2005 Virtual Hands on labs. In these labs, you will get to experience many of the new features in SQL Server 2005 including CLR integration, XML support and deep business intelligence integration.

Just follow the link and experience SQL Server 2005 for yourself

Registration link:
http://msdn.demoservers.com/login.aspx?group=sql2005

benmillerhttp://blogs.msdn.com/benmiller/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxSQL Server 2005 Webcasts in April...http://blogs.msdn.com/b/benmiller/archive/2005/04/04/405228.aspx2005-04-04T19:19:00Z2005-04-04T19:19:00Z

Discover how Microsoft SQL Server 2005 offers database developers the optimal combination of a tightly integrated development and data management platform. The rich and flexible programming environment in SQL Server 2005 allows you to leverage your existing skills and utilize familiar tools to build robust, secure, scalable applications.

Register today to learn how the integration of the .NET Framework in SQL Server 2005 provides several major benefits, such as an enhanced programming model, enhanced safety and security, user defined types and aggregates, and a common development environment that integrates database development into the Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 development environment. In this series, we cover:

.NET Framework Integration: Learn how you can now take full advantage of the Microsoft .NET Framework class library and modern programming languages to implement functionality within the server.
Transact-SQL and Managed Code: Find out how to decide between using traditional Transact-SQL or a programming language that is compatible with the .NET Framework, such as Visual Basic .NET or C#. Understand where each method provides benefits and how to design for this in the beginning.
Web Services: See how to develop XML Web services in the database tier, making SQL Server an HTTP listener.
XML: SQL Server 2005 contains deep native support for XML. Learn how this can significantly help as you develop applications that make use of XML.
Data Access: Discover how ADO.NET 2.0 not only supports all of the new SQL Server 2005 features but also enables productivity and performance gains for all developers.

Register for the SQL Server 2005 webcast series to learn more.

Bonus: Attend a webcast in this MSDN series and complete an evaluation to receive the most current version of SQL Server 2005 Beta software on CD. Attend at least three MSDN webcasts in this SQL Server 2005 webcast series and submit evaluations and you will receive a SQL Server 2005 T-shirt*. And by attending a live webcast in this series and submitting an evaluation, you will qualify to win a Portable Media Center (official rules) pre-loaded with our best webcasts!

benmillerhttp://blogs.msdn.com/benmiller/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxMSDN Smart Client Developer Center REBOOTED:http://blogs.msdn.com/b/benmiller/archive/2004/12/04/274867.aspx2004-12-04T10:16:00Z2004-12-04T10:16:00Z

Check out this entry from Jonathan Wells about the MSDN Smart Client Developer Center

This is the link http://blogs.msdn.com/onoj/archive/2004/12/03/274799.aspx

From the site 'The goal of the site is to help you understand smart clients, what they are, when they are most appropriate, and most importantly, the best and most efficient way to construct them.'

This is a great resource for anyone doing Smart Client development.

benmillerhttp://blogs.msdn.com/benmiller/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxInstalling VS 2005 Beta 1 Refresh with Team Serverhttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/benmiller/archive/2004/10/29/249828.aspx2004-10-30T04:35:00Z2004-10-30T04:35:00Z

I spent the better part of my day a couple of days ago helping out someone having problems installing Visual Studio 2005 Beta 1 Refresh with Team System.

It was such an experience that I decided to blog about it.

I began with 2 VPC images (cause I found out that you could install it on 2 machines and could not install it on 1) with Windows Server 2003 on them. The first thing I recommend is to become familiar with the Installation Roadmap that is on the DVD's. This illustrates that you need a DB Server (for the DB Tier) and a Application Box (for App Tier, and Client Tier). On the DB Tier machine (VPC) I created a domain controller and Active Directory. I allowed the installer to create a DNS server so that I could have name resolution between the 2 VPC's. I then added the Server Role of Application Server (IIS and ASP.NET Enabled). I then installed SQL Server 2005 Beta 2 that came with the VS 2005 Beta 1 Refresh DVD, and configured it as the DEFAULT instance (as this is required for this version of TS).

Then I turned to the other VPC. I joined it to the domain I just created and then added the Server Role of App Server (IIS and ASP.NET but NOT Frontpage Server Extensions as it will break the install). Then created a User that is a domain account and gave it admin rights. This will be used for the Application Pool identity. Then the key was to install the components that were on the list of components to install from the Roadmap. (included .NET Framework 2.0, Sharepoint Services 2.0 – link is in the Roadmap, and ADAM.)

These are the short steps, but the key is to follow the Roadmap and I highlighted the main points that cannot be missed or you will not succeed in installing it (from my experience).

1.  DB Server must be installed as the Default Instance.

2.  App Server Role on AppTier cannot have FrontPage Server Extensions enabled.

3.  IIS Installed before the SQL 2005 Beta 2 is installed on the DBTier.

What you will see that may alarm you when you install is when you go to install Team Server on the App Tier is that the install will hang installing the newbanner.gif file and it will continue to bring the blue bar across as it is installing. There will be no visual indication that it is connecting to the DB Tier to create databases, etc. but that is what it is doing. I found out this by when I installed the Database Server as a named instance, it would continue to go after the newbanner.gif and then it would fail with a 26205 and a 26201 and a 26204 error. In the event logs, I found that it indicated that it could not connect to the server (db). When I changed the DB Tier to be a default instance of SQL, then it succeeded (and it took a while, so be patient).

Hope this helps people out there that may run into problems. I did this on VPC using Virtual Server 2005 on 1 box with 2 VPC's each with 256 MB RAM. More would have been better, but it worked at least.

Have a great one.

benmillerhttp://blogs.msdn.com/benmiller/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxSQL 2005 Developer Webcasts coming...http://blogs.msdn.com/b/benmiller/archive/2004/10/25/247376.aspx2004-10-25T20:25:00Z2004-10-25T20:25:00Z

Help us get the word out on the Webcasts that will begin in Decmeber 2004. Everyone who attends a WebCast will receive a copy of the Beta 2 Resource Kit and the Beta 3 Resource Kit when it ships. Also, the first 1500 people that watch 5 or more WebCasts will also receive a special, limited edition SQL Server 2005 WebCast T-shirt. Additionally, all WebCast viewers will be entered into a competition to win an XBOX, one for each day of the week. (see http://msdn.microsoft.com/SQL/WebcastRules.aspx)

benmillerhttp://blogs.msdn.com/benmiller/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxSetting up a new .Text site (personal)http://blogs.msdn.com/b/benmiller/archive/2004/10/22/246139.aspx2004-10-22T10:45:00Z2004-10-22T10:45:00Z
I thought I would post my adventures with .Text setup so that some people may benefit.

I currently have a blog at http://blogs.msdn.com/benmiller and this is my space on Microsoft's turf. I have had a personal blog out on www.benmiller.net/blog and have not done much to publicize it. So I thought that instead of cluttering up the site and having to avoid the /blog application on benmiller.net I would make a blog site at http://blog.benmiller.net.

So the first thing I did was to put the code that I used for my original personal blog on my new site. Then I used the same database which is a great thing about .Text and the configs. I then proceeded to do the IIS mapping described, which is to map .* to the aspnet_isapi.dll in IIS. I tried to pull up the site and it was gross looking.

I got really frustrated after I added the blog to the blog_config table and browsed the new site and got nothing but a weird page. To make a long story short, I found out that if you have the .* mapped to the ISAPI, then you have to add the following lines to the web.config:

<HttpHandler pattern = "(\.config|\.asax|\.ascx|\.config|\.cs|\.csproj|\.vb|\.vbproj|\.webinfo|\.asp|\.licx|\.resx|\.resources)$" type = "Dottext.Framework.UrlManager.HttpForbiddenHandler, Dottext.Framework" handlerType = "Direct" />
<HttpHandler pattern = "(\.gif|\.js|\.jpg|\.zip|\.jpeg|\.jpe|\.css)$" type = "Dottext.Common.UrlManager.BlogStaticFileHandler, Dottext.Common" handlerType = "Direct" />

You can remove the above if you do not map .* to aspnet_isapi.dll.

Then I found out that I could view the blogs, but could not for the life of me login to the admin. I could post an entry from another application (newsgator) and the post would show up. Well, after a long time of trying whatever I could, I thought I would try to login to my blog.benmiller.net on another machine. Well, I was able to. Now what?

I noticed that when I went to http://www.benmiller.net/blog that I was already logged in so I could just go into admin. I began to think about cookies, and since I had different usernames and passwords for each site, there had to be a conflict.

This is what I found. I found out that a cookie was being written for benmiller.net and it was conflicting with me trying to login to the admin on http://blog.benmiller.net since benmiller.net is the root domain. When I deleted that cookie, I was able to login to my admin on blog.benmiller.net.

I am clear now and will make sure that I don't have conflicting cookies any more.

I hope that this helps someone, and I would be happy to answer any questions about what I found, as this was a 3 day process.

Happy Blogging.

benmillerhttp://blogs.msdn.com/benmiller/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxNew CTP versions of Visual Studio 2005 Expresshttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/benmiller/archive/2004/10/21/245877.aspx2004-10-22T00:24:00Z2004-10-22T00:24:00Z

 If you have not yet, you can go here http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/vs2005/downloads/default.aspx and get the latest Community Tech Preview of the Visual Studio 2005 Express Versions.

benmillerhttp://blogs.msdn.com/benmiller/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxRob Howard will be speaking at SLC User Grouphttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/benmiller/archive/2004/10/06/238674.aspx2004-10-06T20:48:00Z2004-10-06T20:48:00Z

I am excited to be able to have Rob Howard come and speak to our User Group tomorrow at 6:00 PM. Salt Lake is growing in the .NET space and in the recognition of the need for User Group meetings. Rob is coming with the INETA Speakers Bureau and will be our speaker for the night.

For those in the Salt Lake Area, join us for a great night of ASP.NET 2.0 stuff.

benmillerhttp://blogs.msdn.com/benmiller/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxBrad Abrams talk at the San Jose dotNet User Group...http://blogs.msdn.com/b/benmiller/archive/2004/09/15/229798.aspx2004-09-15T11:24:00Z2004-09-15T11:24:00Z

I attended the San Jose dotnet User Group  and listened to Brad talk about the CLR. It was a FANTASTIC talk and was very informative.

We talked about the architecture of the CLR and where the BCL's sit (that is what Brad worked on is the BCL's). He just gave a great talk.

One thing that I thought was interesting is that I actually knew what a Singleton was and how it was defined as a Pattern. I was pretty much amazed that I understood. We had a talk in the SLC DotNet User Group about that and Aaron Zupancic (don't know if Aaron has a blog) gave a great talk on Patterns in development. Singleton happened to be one of them. Brad called it the "double check lock".

Anyone who does not currently attend a User Group, should hop onto INETA's website and find the local one and get involved. It is a great time and you even learn things.

Great job Brad.

benmillerhttp://blogs.msdn.com/benmiller/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxVisual C# Express application ScreenSaverhttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/benmiller/archive/2004/09/14/229692.aspx2004-09-15T01:16:00Z2004-09-15T01:16:00Z
Just wanted to post my successes on working on the Visual C# Express project. I modified a ScreenSaver program that came from the template that is installed with Visual C# Express. It has an RSS Feed that gets loaded from a application setting in the .config file pointing to a main feed of an RSS (but could just as well point to the individual's RSS Feed.

The thing that I modified on it was to use the RegEx libraries to remove the HTML tags and the   stuff so that when you saw the description on the screen, that you did not see tags, but just text.

I was talking to Brad Abrams about the project and how it was displaying the tags and I thought, well, why don't we just remove it so it would just show the text. So I set out to do just that.

I have completed the project, thanks to some Regular Expressions from RegExLib.com. Great stuff there. If anyone wants the finished project, let me know and I will post it up here or somewhere you can get to.

I have definitely decided that I am jumping in now and doing more Whidbey stuff so that I can catch up with my MVP's.

More to come from BorCon as we still have 1 more full day.

benmillerhttp://blogs.msdn.com/benmiller/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxDirectory name changes in ASP.NET 2.0http://blogs.msdn.com/b/benmiller/archive/2004/09/14/229202.aspx2004-09-14T10:16:00Z2004-09-14T10:16:00Z

Be sure to get a look at Brian Goldfarb's post on directory name changes for ASP.NET 2.0.

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It started with the Vault Keeper. It was resparked by Rick Grimes years later. In between and all around has been Matt Murdock.
I write in my spare time, so I set up my site to feature some writing. To promote the writing, I joined Twitter. I met a stack of people on Twitter which landed me the gig writing comic gonzo at The Weekly Crisis (weeklycrisis.com). Through all of that, I started thoughtballoons (thought-balloons.com), a comic scripting exercise site. Soon after, I slipped my foot in the CBR door. It's been a long journey from fictional to factual writer but I still wear both hats, at times.
I'm the bronzed Aussie of the CBR experience. If you think that means I look like Chris Hemsworth then feel free to ignore the image posted here. I've lived in one of the poorest areas of Australia and now live in the capital. To experience the rest of the world I utilise the Internet. I pay the bills by primary school teaching and my wife and very young son thank me for periodically dedicating time to being an Assistant Principal. One day writing will give me enough money to retire, at the moment it pays for all my comics with change.
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"Indestructible Hulk" #6 from Mark Waid and Walter Simonson is a clear jumping on point for people who need more Simonson Thor in their world layered through a smart Waid science story.
"Age of Ultron" #4 from Brian Michael Bendis and Bryan Hitch is an extremely thin comic. One major plot point occurs and the rest is only concerned with moving enough characters onto the next stage to discover the shocking secret.
"A+X" #6 from Peter David, Giuseppe Camuncolli, Mike Costa and Stefano Caselli delivers a great Wolverine/Captain Marvel short and a flat Gambit/The Thing story. Both involve poker.
"Thunderbolts" #7 from Daniel Way and Phil Noto is a thin issue of a team book that's enjoyable but doesn't really have much to it.
"Uncanny X-Force" #3 from Sam Humphries and Ron Garney is a fun adult styled mutant book about the new team trying to find and save a new mutant girl.
"X-Termination" #2 from David Lapham and David Lopez kicks off the next X event with three teams colliding into the one fight.
"Captain America" #5 from Rick Remender and John Romita Jr. is the battle issue where Cap and his new Zola family collide with strange results.
"Daredevil" #24 from Mark Waid and Chris Samnee continues to look at Foggy's health, Matt's love life, and the still mysterious overarching villain ruining Daredevil's life.
"Thor God of Thunder" #6 from Jason Aaron and Butch Guice is the origin of Gorr and while it raises some great questions of faith, it doesn't completely deliver as an innovative narrative.
"Aliens Vs Parker" #1 from Paul Scheer, Nick Giovannetti and Manuel Bracchi is a very funny books with some heart at its center as a space delivery man attempts to chase possible love.
"Sledgehammer 44" #1 from Mike Mignola, John Arcudi, and Jason Latour is a superb war comic that twists in a new version of Iron Man as a Mignola creation.
"Wolverine" #1 by Paul Cornell and Alan Davis kicks off a new era for the clawed mutant in Marvel NOW! with a mystery and a powerful weapon.
"Winter Solider" #16 from Jason Latour and Nic Klein is a tidy and delicious slice of spy narrative as the Winter Soldier travels to a camp and gets into a very long fight.
"Daredevil: End of Days" #6 by Brian Michael Bendis, David Mack and a slew of classic Daredevil artists takes Ben Urich further down the rabbit hole beneath Matt Murdock's death.
"Mask of the Red Panda" #1 from Gregg Taylor and Dean Kotz is a superb Golden Age pulp tale of a hero and his intrepid sidekick exploring a mystical crime in their city.
"The Lone Ranger" #13 from Ande Parks and Esteve Polls is a thin standalone tale of the eponymous hero freeing some Chinese female slaves from a deplorable man.
"Amala's Blade" #0 from Steve Horton and Michael Dialynas is a welcome slice of genre mash up fun as readers follow Amala on an adventure-filled quest.
"Baltimore: The Widow and the Tank" from Mike Mignola, Christopher Golden and Ben Stenbeck is a delicious pair of tales about things that go bump in the night.
"Conan the Barbarian" #13 from Brian Wood and Mirko Colak is a quiet moment showing the growing distance between Conan and Bêlit and how that chasm will be reconnected.
"The Shadow: Year One" #1 from Matt Wagner and Wilfredo Torres is a superb tale of Lamont Cranston returning home in his early years to find plenty of evil to fight in New York.
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Increase in Death Risk Not Limited to Overweight, Obese
Nov. 12, 2008 -- Belly fat has been linked to an increased risk of heart disease and diabetes. Now an important new study links belly fat to early death.
Researchers followed about 360,000 Europeans enrolled in one of the largest, longest health studies in the world.
They found that people with the most belly fat had about double the risk of dying prematurely as people with the least amount of belly fat.
Death risk increased with waist circumference, whether the participants were overweight or not.
The study provides some of the strongest evidence yet linking belly fat to early death, says lead author Tobias Pischon, MD, MPH. It appears in the Nov. 12 issue of TheNew EnglandJournal of Medicine.
"Our study shows that accumulating excess fat around your middle can put your health at risk even if your weight is normal," he says. "There aren't many simple individual characteristics that can increase a person's risk of premature death to this extent, independent of smoking and drinking."
Belly Fat Research
It has long been recognized that people who carry their excess weight around their middles -- those who are apple-shaped instead of pear-shaped -- have a higher risk for heart attacks and strokes.
Recent research also suggests a link between belly fat and a range of other diseases, including diabetes, some cancers, and even age-related dementias.
But it has not been clear whether the increase in death risk associated with abdominal obesity occurs independently of recognized risk factors like general obesity, Pischon says.
The researchers used two measures of abdominal obesity -- waist circumference and waist-to-hip ratio -- in their attempt to better understand the role of belly fat in early death.
They examined data on 359,387 European adults followed for nearly 10 years who were enrolled in the larger, ongoing European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition (EPIC) health study.
During the follow-up period, 14,723 of the study participants died.
After adjusting for overweight and obesity, as measured by body mass index (BMI), waist circumference and waist-to-hip measurements were both independently associated with an increased risk for early death.


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Ed Herman is headed into the most important fight of his career when he steps into the Octagon against former Strikeforce champion Jake Shields at UFC 150 in Denver.
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Johnson county commissioners want district attorney Phill Kline to answer questions about his investigation into the actions of former attorney general and former johnnson county D.A. Paul Morrison.
Kline's hired a special prosecutor to look into whether Morrison committed misconduct while having an affair with a subordinate.
Morrison resigned as attorney general after admitting the affair, but denied other allegations.
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Upon bootup, I get initial XBox flash screen and then "Xecuter 2" pops up below that and then nothing else happens.
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I have tried booting to banks 1 & 2 with no luck.
Booting with chip disabled only takes me to Green Microsoft splash screen then I get the error caused by having the box modded in the first place. The one that says it needs service or something like that.
I have read many posts here and it sounds as if my only recourse is to buy a programmer and "reprogram" the bios on the chip or replace the chip altogether. I know its an older chip but it works for everything I need it to do.
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TNT Postpones 3rd Season Premiere of The Last Ship After Mass Shooting in Orlando
The decision was made out of respect for the victims.By Tolly Wright
The decision was made out of respect for the victims.By Tolly Wright
The network has also ordered a pilot about a modern day civil war.By Jackson McHenry
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The MC Endurance Challenge is an annual fundraising event held at Choctaw Trails in Clinton, MS.
The event consists of a Duathlon (run/bike/run) course, an 8k, mile fun run and kid's egg run. The site where the event is held is among the top in the country. It is the official course for the MC cross country team and hosts many cross country events throughout the year.
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A 42-year-old Hannibal woman was arrested Saturday night, July 10, by the Hannibal Police Department for her alleged involvement in passing counterfeit bills at garage sales in Hannibal.
Lt. Kathy Davis reported the HPD was notified of the possible counterfeit bills Saturday afternoon and began an investigation.
The woman was taken to Marion County Jail, where she was being held Sunday afternoon on a 24-hour hold. The investigation is on-going, Davis said.
According to the HPD incident report for Saturday, fraud reports were received at 1:14 p.m. on Shawnee, at 2:22 p.m. on Lady Sioux, at 3:02 p.m. on Pioneer Trail and at 3:27 p.m. on Centerville Road.
Davis added that the Hannibal Police Department encourages both residents and business owners to be diligent in checking cash money over and if there is suspicion that the money may be counterfeit to contact your local law enforcement agency.
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Mine was unplanned because I was told I was unable to get pregnant and for 5 years I haven't every time as been unprotected too. I just couldn't believe my luck I find out I'm 6 weeks pregnant 3 weeks after my almost 11 year marrage breaks up. I tell him and he ask me if it's his wow really I don't believe in cheating and his cheating is why we broke up to begin with If I was cheating would I really have cared that he was? Anyways I told him 3 weeks ago and I told him 2 days ago (when our other kids called him) why hadn't he even called to talk to his kids he says to me that he is not like me everything has hit him so hard. I thought at first he was talking about me and the kids not being there no he was talking about his mistress being mad at him when he told her I was pregnant. Then he ask me if I had this planned I asked him if he was for real cause ummm he was there for the last 5 years when he wanted another kid so bad and we were told we couldn't have another one.
sorry to ramble but just because this was unplanned I still am happy and feel very blessed that I am having a 3rd child with my husband cause normally he is a great dad and really does love his kids if he could just quit going through his mid-life crisis (which he's to young for) already.
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MANHATTAN, KS -- Texas A&M made a strong comeback after dropping the first two games against No. 12 Kansas State, but the Aggies' upset bid fell short in a 3-2 ( 30-19, 30-27, 30-32, 28-30, 15-10) loss to the Wildcats at Ahearn Field House.
With the loss, A&M falls to 18-8 overall and 7-8 in the Big 12. K-State, third in the Big 12 standings, improves to 19-7 overall and 11-5 in the Big 12.
K-State took advantage of A&M's early passing and serve reception woes, tallying four aces en route to a 14-5 lead to begin the match. The Wildcats built their biggest lead of the first game at 19-7, and A&M got no closer than nine points before Megan Farr posted back-to-back kills to cap the Wildcats' 30-19 win.
K-State, which finished with five aces in the frame, out hit the Aggies, .359 to .094.
A&M held a 10-5 advantage in the second game when K-State went on a 10-2 run to build its first lead of the game. A&M stayed within striking distance, never trailing by more than three points and getting within a point eight times. K-State, which out hit A&M, .277 to .205, held a 27-24 advantage when a service error and a kill by Sarah Ammerman put the Aggies within 27-26. Consecutive kills by the Wildcats put K-State serving for the game, but the serve went into the net. A&M, however, was whistled for being in the net on the ensuing play, giving K-State the 30-27 win.
A&M, which trailed by as many as five points early in the third game, was down 18-15 when the Aggies scored three unanswered points to tie the score at 18-all. Natalya Korobkova put down a kill for the Wildcats, but Ammerman answered with a kill, and Kristen Schevikhoven posted an ace to give the Aggies their first lead since 1-0. K-State tied the score three times before taking the lead at 26-25 following a three-point run.
The teams exchanged point for point until a K-State attack error gave A&M a 29-28 lead. Korobkova came back with a kill and then teamed for a block to put the Wildcats serving for the match. Ammerman tooled a kill off the block to tie the score for the 12th time. A&M then took the lead after Megan Farr's attack narrowly sailed long. Farr's next attack went wide to give A&M the 32-30 win and force a fourth game.
A&M tied the score nine times before taking its first lead of the fourth game at 16-15 on an Ammerman kill. K-State tied the score at 17 and 18 before A&M went on a 4-0 run. A&M then committed consecutive attack errors to put K-State within 22-20. A Wildcat attack error and an A&M block followed by an ace gave the Aggies their biggest lead at 25-20. K-State took a timeout and then came back to score five of the next six points to get within 26-25. Jillian Phillips teamed with Ammerman for a block to end the run, and Kelsey Bryant and Ammerman followed with back-to-back kills to put A&M serving for the game. The Wildcats fought off three straight game points with kills before Phillips put down the game-winning kill and evened the match at two games apiece.
Korobkova began game five with a kill, but A&M answered with three consecutive kills to take its only lead of the game. KSU went on a 4-1 run to regain the lead. A kill by Mary Batis knotted the score at five, but the Wildcats, who out hit A&M .692 to .182 in the frame, came back with a kill and a block and never lost the lead en route to the 15-10 win to clinch the match.
Ammerman and Batis led A&M with 19 and 18 kills, respectively, and Kelly Stanton added 11 kills and a match-high eight blocks. Schevikhoven had 56 assists and a career-high seven blocks as A&M posted 15 blocks for the match. Batis led the Aggies with 18 digs, and Schevikhoven and Jen Moore also reached double figures with 13 and 11, respectively.
Korobkova had the most kills by an A&M opponent this season with 27, including the match winner as KSU tallied 92 kills to A&M's 69. Farr added 20 while hitting at a .529 pace, to lead the Wildcats to a .303 hitting percentage for the match. Kelsey Chipman pitched in 15 kills to lead the Wildcats to a 92-69 advantage in kills. Libero Angie Lastra had 29 digs, the most by an A&M opponent this season, and Chipman led the Wildcats with eight blocks.
The Aggies face their second of three consecutive Top 15 opponents Friday as they take on No. 3 Texas in Austin. First serve is at 6:30 p.m. at Gregory Gym. A&M returns home Wednesday to host No. 2 Nebraska at 5:30 p.m. at G. Rollie White Coliseum.


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Buy electric or convert existing glider to electric?
I have been considering picking up the Tower Hobbies Vista EP for the coming spring and summer. My thoughts were basically:
I would like to not set up a highstart
I love balsa gliders
Cheap and easy to get flying
I already own:
Sig Riser 2m
Sig Riser 100
Sophisticated Lady
Mistral 2m
I am planning to sell one or two to get the new plane.
Could I convert one of the existing planes that I have to electric? The one I would prefer would be my riser 2m. It was my first build way back when I was in my early teens.
What would be the best setup to do this conversion?
What do you guys think?
United States, OR, Bend
Joined Nov 2004
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Here are my thoughts, just offhand.
I don't know the Vista, but from the list I would say the Riser 100 would be the best, assuming the nose would take the gear as well as any of the others. The extra span would best offset the extra weight of an electric system and fly most similar to the pure glider.
Have you considered building another fuse entirely? Buy the balsa and use the original plans that you already have. Then you have the best of both worlds!
I had considered the 100, but I never thought of another fuse. Interesting... I would probably build the tail-feathers also. Should I build it out of light ply like the original, or could I build it different?
Ok, any recomendation for motor size, esc, battery?
You should not have to build a new fuselage, just modify the one you have. There is one on the Sig web site and they will talk to you about it. Check out http://www.skybench.com/
I think there is a build for a Sig Riser on RC groups.
Don't be snookered into believing the 'fact' that an electric conversion will be heavier as it don't always happen. I did two conversions, one was lighter and needed some Pb in the nose for balance and one was spot on the original AUW.
Overall strength is not as critcal as string launch sailplane as the stress from the winch in not there. This is not to say to go crazy,but you can lighten up things a bit. I was amazed at the lightness of construction on my first ARF E-sailplane and was a little doubtful at fisrt on whether it would hold up. It's done just fine and the lack of lawn dart spot landings helps as they are not needed even in contests.
The 2M Riser would probably do well with a 450 size motor or if you want some zip on the climb install a 480. I don't have one but judging from the weight and power of similar aircraft it seems right. Motor installs need not be overly built either, I've used 1/8' ply and 1/16" fibre sheet with good results. It does take a bit of fortitude to hack off the nose of a perfectly fine fuselage, however with some planning and a care with a saw it's easy. Side or down thrust is not critcal as you're not running the motor all the tims as in a power plane. Use a little if you feel you need it, I run 0*/0* and have no trouble with the climbs. A bit of extra rudder and down elevator works just as well.
Oh.....and bigger is ALWAYS better.
My 2m wood sailplanes go great with a KDA 22-20L brushless ( about $13.00 from HobbyKing) , 25 amp ESC and a 9x5 prop. Any 3s lipo 1300 to 2200 ( the 2200 balances it nicely) my wanderer (76inch) will climb almost vertical and be at high start height in around 10 to 12 seconds and will do this many,many times on a 2200 lipo...
Ps : my electric conversion made it no heavier than the unpowered version ( 26 oz rtf from memory..)
Ive also used the little FC2822 and that will also fly it very well , just not as steep a climb as the KDA .
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If you like to build AND keep your original glider HS ready, build a new fuse. Yiu can shape the nose to accept the new motor/prop.
Modification of one of you current glider fuse for the motor should not be hard.
If you are going to use an outrunner you need to be sure you have room for the spinning can.
I just looked at the Vista EP. $114? Wow, the price really went up.
If you buy it, you can try that motor set-up using a 2 cell lipo. But I would plan to throw away the motor and ESC. That set-up will give you a poor climb out. You will want to put in a 200 to 300 watt brushless motor of about 900 to 1200 kV spinning a 9 to 11" prop on a 3 cell lipo.
I have this motor in a 3 meter Mirage weighing about 40 oz. The motor has plenty of power for this plane. With a 3S LiPo, CAM 10-6 prop, it delivers 21.1 amps, 249 watts max. With a CAM 10-8 it will deliver 32.2 amps, 365 watts, but this is above recommended current and I would not do it.
An inexpensive setup is $13.50 motor, $13 Turnigy Plush 30 amp speed controller, $8.00 Zippy 3s 2200mah or 1800 mah battery, plus shipping.
I have been using KDA22-20M ("M" for medium) on Vista and Windfree with great success; these are high quality inexpensive motors.
I always reverse the shaft so the motor is mounted in front of the fire wall. Then, if possible (and it usually is possible), I carve a shroud out of a solid balsa block to surround the motor to make it pretty. But even without this pretty block, you can't detect an ugly nose once it is 10 feet above the ground.
The outrunner in front of the fire wall does two things:
1. Motor runs cool and keeps the heat outside.
2. No worry about spinning cans, cut motor wires on the inside.
Thanks for the input everyone. I really like the Vista EP, but I don't need another wing to store. I have pretty much decided to build another Riser 2M fuse. I think it would be the best solution as far and the build process goes. Also, I live 10 min from where RCFoam moved to. They are starting to carry alot of the same stuff that Hobby King sells, so I can get my motor, ESC, and Lipo from them.
I took a chance on the Vista and I've been very pleased. I posted some info on my brushless conversion in another thread (link below). I'm hitting 700 feet in 30 seconds.
Vista Brushless conversion
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We have several sites with both Simple Twitter Connect or Twitter Tools in use. We installed twitter tools on a new site, and it worked fine for a few posts, but it appeared we put in the wrong application it was picking up tweets from another but similar account. So we started over.
When correctly configuring the twitter application and connecting to twitter with twitter tools we get authentication failed, check credentials. We did this several times, tried creating new apps, no help.
For debug, and to offer more options if it worked, we tried Simple Twitter Connect. Checked the app settings, application website "browser" "read & write" callback all correct then entered the twitter consumer key and consumer secret. On "Save Changes" Simple Twitter Connect" comes back but not to the new page with all the sub plugins like I think it should. Only the main simple twitter connect plugin is in the settings panel.
Redone this several times, has anyone seen this or have an idea on what may be going wrong on our end?
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It should come as no big surprise that we are officially in a drought - at least most of the WTVY-TV viewing area is.
The US Drought Monitor in its Aug 3 update has most of south central and southeast Alabama in a short term moderate drought status. Southwest Georgia and the southeast Alabama areas within a few miles of Georgia are in an abnormally dry status. Much of the Florida panhandle north of I-10 and west of the Apalachicola River are also listed as abnormally dry. Only the Florida panhandle south of I-10 is neutral, but generally the closer to the coast you go, the less agricultural products are grown for largescale markets.
It takes several weeks, even months to move into drought status (as recently as March, rivers were nearly full, and the ground was nearly saturated in many areas). A good tropical system could turn this dry situation around rather quickly, and we are just now heading into the heart of the tropical season.
Hopefully, it will be like Tropical Storm Fay in August 2008, which brought several inches of welcomed rainfall and not much wind.