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We are experiencing a problem with new employees who started with us after June 7th not showing up under the New Incident/End User Details screen. When they send the email to us, they receive a response, 'not a valid user of the system' and a ticket is not generated. I am assuming that the data import configuration would drive this, but I don't quite understand how this is setup. I believe we set this up to automatically pull from Active Directory on a daily basis - could it be that we are out of licenses?
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
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Look to see if the Data Import Windows service is running on the application server. This service controls wether or not the Data Imports occur.
Do you only have the one Data Import ? If you have more than one, are they running ?
If the service is not running, none of your imports will run....
I'd also check any log files generated by data import as that usually gives a strong clue, like the username used for AD linkage having an old password.
What is the name of the service? I verified that all services referencing TouchPaper are indeed running on our application server.
Yes, we are only running one import - the rest of the imports reside from Management Suite.
It's called the Touchpaper DataImport Engine. I've attached a screen shot of the Touchpaper Services.
This is for version 7.3.1.
The Touchpaper DataImport Engine is running - I did restart it again, but that did not resolve the issue. I also moved the scheduled import back three hours thinking that it was running while the application was being accessed - still no import.
When you open that data import in the Data Import tool you should see it referencing a log file. If you check that log file do you see any errors that would indicate why it didn't import? Does the application log show any errors?
Here is an example of what I am seeing in the log: The scheduled import is not failing, however no records are being pulled in. (the last successful import was on 6/9 - see 766 records below)
6/9/2010 9:00:36 AM : There was an Object Type Missmatch. System.Analyst != System.EndUser (White, Craig)
6/9/2010 9:00:38 AM : ProcessMappings: Record = 766
6/9/2010 9:00:38 AM : Import Ended
6/9/2010 9:00:38 AM : This import took 00:00:37
6/11/2010 9:00:00 AM : Import Started
6/11/2010 9:00:07 AM : ProcessMappings: Record = 0
6/11/2010 9:00:07 AM : Import Ended
6/11/2010 9:00:07 AM : This import took 00:00:07
We have made the following changes, but I am unsure on how I can identify how the import is setup (other than what is showing under Administration/Data Import/Import Mappings).
1. started a new buildout of a new Exchange Mail infrastructure
2. upgraded our Domain Controller from Server 2003 R2 to Server 2008 R2
3. made changes to the domain controller so if LANDesk is looking for a certain Domain Controller by name and it is tied to Montana, it is no longer around
It's often useful to build a query based on the connection object.
Then you can see what the source data is.
If the query is empty then the problem is with the connection rather than the import.
If the query is full then the import is the issue.
In query builder:
Module = Your Connection
Business Object = Your Connection Type.
It is not seeing any records in the connection. Try testing the data connection. Maybe a password has changed or an account has been locked. You can also try creating a query against the data connection. Test the query and see if you get any errors. That might guide you in the right direction.
Where would I find this information? Brett Golas setup this connection so I have no idea what to query off of... I have requested a conference call with Technical Support to help with this (Case 00212092).
You can find it in the "Data Connections" component.
This will usually be in the administration or designer shortcut bar.
If you can't see it there you can add it using the Shortcut Manager.
The Data Connections tree will have an "Active Directory" branch.
The connections will be listed on this branch.
Under those will be your various Connection Types.
If you check the import you're having trouble with the Source box shows the Data Connection & Types.
They are the Module & Business Object respectively.
You can use query builder to build a query on these.
Thank you all for your guidance - this issue has been resolved. We changed servers & did not realize that we put the server name instead of the IP Address.

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Bought this to shield the cavities on a '91 Fender P-Bass Lyte and a '01 Geddy Lee Ltd Edition. Bottom Line: Buy it! It works!
I bought a small can of this paint and used it on a particularly noisy guitar. Three coats. Took about 4 hours per coat to dry, but not 24. I think there's enough left to do a couple more guitars. In short, it must work because I eliminated the noise I had been getting on this guitar. I also put foil across the back of the entire pickguard, and made sure everything was grounded (I made sure everything was grounded before I ever got the paint - it's the first thing I did in an attempt to silence the instrument). So I have to give the paint the credit for quieting down this thing. Of course, every guitar is different. This one has wax potted pickups, and high quality volume and tone pots.
OK for those of you who are wondering if isolating your electric instrument will make a difference. Many years of playing clubs and a constant buzz or hum. I had had enough. I bought fender noiseless pickups for my Tele copy, shielding paint, copper tape, vol and tone pots and some nice little cosmetic parts to complete my fix it project. I never looked back. I am now better than 2 months into using my old used NEW and improved TELE copy. I can't say this enough times. GIT ER DONE. I am still in shock every time I plug in to my wireless rig. Pickup noise is the last thing on my mind, in fact it's not on my mind at all anymore. It was worth every penny. I feel almost stupid for not doing this years ago. Just do it!!!!!
Just paint this on, make sure it is connected to ground, and you're done. If you've ever tried to line a cavity with foil tape, you will really appreciate this stuff. A little goes a long way. Three or more coats will drop the resistance considerably. Go ahead and paint it over that thin, probably useless factory coating, the more the better. You can also paint the insides of some plastic pickup covers. Jazz bass needs all the help it can get. You can clean the brush with water, and wipe wet drips off of slick surfaces, but it is instantly stains bare wood or cloth, so tape off your project, spread newspaper, and put on an old shirt. Perfect for cramped Gibson cavities.
Bought a Roadworn Strat and replaced the pickups with Noiseless pickups. But there was still noise. Tried copper foil and made a HUGE mess of it. Bought a can of this. Painted the cavities with three coats, dried with a hair dryer between coats. Took all of 15 minutes. Attached a ground wire with a lug at the other end, from the back of the pot to a small screw I put into the side of the cavity (so that the teeth of the lug dug into the paint. Perfectly silent. No hum. No buzz. Perfect paint! Disclaimer: I also used a small piece of copper foil on the underside of the pickguard to cover the area where the wires run down the center channel in the guitar. Made sure it made contact with the foil around the controls. Not sure this was needed, but it sure didn't hurt.
Fast drying time, really simple to apply, and I really like the look better than foil. Only thing that I don't like is that if anything touches, rubs, or slightly scratches the dry surface, it goes from flat black to shiny silver showing the mistake. This prohibits from smoothing out brush strokes. I use foam brushes, but they still leave a stroke-textured surface.
This stuff dries fast and works well.It is way better than struggling with conductive tape IMO.It takes a few coats but works excellent and keeps the noise down well. No complaints and plenty left over to use on my other guitars
I've shielded 3 guitars so far and have a half can left. Way easier than copper tape. I tried the hair dryer suggestion and worked great. Also the pipe cleaner trick to paint the cavities. A huge improvement in cutting down the noise, may not totally help with single coil 60 cycle hum but makes a difference. When applied with care it reduces RF interference to almost zero. On the last kit guitar I built it is dead silent now, didn't think I had my amp on and this is with a fluorescent light right above the amp. Note the kit was raw wood and the conductive material soaked in deeply, one thick coat was all that was needed. With a pre-painted cavity I would go with 3 coats.
When building, refubishing, hot-rodding, repairing, or restoring a good quality electric guitar, it has been said that it's a good idea to insulate the cavities.
If you don't want your guitar to be buzzy, this is like painting 'ground' in all of your cavities including vol/tone cavities, pickup cavities, and pickup toggle cavity (speaking in LesPaul anatomy). The jack cavity and hole from toggle to vol/tone cavity can also be insulated easily with this insulation paint. Put on enough coats and test with voltmeter.
Disclaimer: some people like the rawness and "aliveness" of a buzzy guitar, and claim it adds to their tone, especially in live situations. If you have a customer like this, do not use this stuff. It will quiet the guitar as much as wax potting an unpotted guitar pickup.
This stuff works really good, and if you have enough coats on the guitar will be nice and quiet.
I've always disliked using copper tape so I gave this a shot. It paints on easily (very thin) and dries quickly. I tested continuity with a DMM and I needed at least two coats for this to work well. A very clean looking option that shields well. Clean up is quick - wipes off finish with damp rag.
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CENTENNIAL - Investigators released updated information about a shotgun attack Arapahoe High School that fatally wounded a 17-year-old girl.
Arapahoe County Sheriff Grayson Robinson started the news conference Monday morning on the Dec. 13 shooting at Arapahoe County High School with a moment of silence to honor the victim.
Claire Davis, a senior at the school, was shot point-blank in the face. She died Dec. 21 after spending eight days hospitalized.
Authorities say another Arapahoe High student, 18-year-old Karl Pierson, shot Davis and then took his own life as a deputy sheriff closed in.
"No question the person who entered the school is a murderer," Robinson said. "I absolutely know the murderer had evil intent. [He was] bent on causing the largest amount of harm to the largest number of people."
Robinson said the door Pierson entered through is supposed to be locked but rarely is because it's inconvenient.
Robinson says Davis appeared to be a random victim and that Pierson probably intended to track down a librarian who had disciplined him.
"Claire Davis was murdered," Robinson said. "We had learned things about Claire I wish I had never learned. She was preparing for [her] life of purpose."
Robinson went on to say the entire shooting took only 90 seconds.
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Well that makes sense, if the frame rate option is not available because the amp sets it automatically, based on the source and the capabilities of the TV. I can't see why the amp would just select the default frame rate and convert everything to it.
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Turnip Green Gomae
Author Notes: I love the Japanese appetizer of spinach gomae, with a nutty sweet and salty sauce for just blanched greens. Lately I've been experimenting with using the same sauce on other greens, and I almost like it more with the sharp and bitter greens of baby turnips. - Fairmount_market
Serves 2 appetizers
- 1 bunch turnip greens (or beet greens or spinach)
- 2 tablespoons roasted black sesame seeds
- 1 1/2 teaspoon sugar
- 1 tablespoon mirin
- 1 1/2 tablespoon light soy sauce
- Smash the sesame seeds into a paste using a coarse mortar and pestle (a Mexican molcajete works well for this) or a spice grinder. Mix in the sugar, rice wine, and soy sauce.
- Boil a pot of salted water and prepare a bath of ice water. Rinse the greens, discard any wilted or discolored leaves, and trim off the thick stems. When the water is boiling, submerge the greens into the water for just under a minute and then quickly drain and toss into the ice water bath.
- Wait a minute and then drain the cooled greens, wringing out excess water. Lay the greens on a cutting board. Chop the greens into 1 inch strips. Toss with the sesame sauce and serve.
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almost 2 years ago Fairmount_market
thanks sdebrango! It's important to get the sesame seeds well ground, and then they create a wonderfully rich and nutty sauce.
almost 2 years ago
Suzanne is a trusted source on General Cooking.
So easy and I love the Asian flavors. Great way to use the turnip greens.


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Variable-rate loans, or loans with a fixed rate for a relatively short period that then turns into a variable rate, have served many people well over the past decade. A period of low interest rates kept rates reasonable, even with variable rates in play. A pair of Purdue University ag economists suggest that ploy may no longer be a smart move in the future. The future could arrive in 12 to 24 months.
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The trend in Wisconsin farmland values since 2001 has been upward, says Arlin Brannstrom, University of Wisconsin Extension farm management specialist, "but in 2009 we saw that leveling off and actually declining slightly, from a statewide average of $3,245 an acre in 2008 to $3,190 per acre last year.
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Regardless of how many Conservation Reserve Program acres return to farming, expectations are low that rural businesses and small towns impacted by the federal project will return to their former status.
The upswing continues in farmland sale prices, according to Lee Vermeer, vice president of real estate operations at Farmers National Co.Demand for U.S. farmland is dramatically higher than a year ago.
Most of the land market insiders who responded to a Purdue University survey said they see the growth rate in farmland values slowing over the next five years.
Cash rents rose again in 2011, compared to 2010. It's one factor that buoys farmland values and contributes to land price increases.
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The lease for farm ground Howard Doster likes best is a flexible lease. Some risk passes to the landowner, who also reaps reward if things go well. Doster is a former Purdue University Extension ag economist.
When Iowa State University Extension released its annual land value survey results in December, it pegged the average acre of cropland in Iowa at $6,708 — up 32.5% from a year earlier. How does increased land value correlate with cropland rental rates?
The average value of Iowa farmland is estimated at $6,708 per acre for 2011, an increase of 32.5% from 2010. This is the highest percentage increase ever recorded in the annual statewide survey by Iowa State University. Results of the 2011 Iowa Land Value Survey were released in December. It was conducted in November.
A new record was set for Iowa farmland when a 74-acre tract near Hull in Sioux County sold at auction Dec. 7 for $20,000 per acre. The buyer was a neighboring farmer, Leland Kaster. The seller, Clinton Shinkle, lives in the state of Washington.
Average cropland values in North Dakota increased 14% in 2011, according to a compilation of sales reported by the North Dakota Chapter of the American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers.
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Nebraska's agricultural real estate values jumped 31% in the last year, the largest increase in the 34-year history of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's annual survey.
Iowa farmland continues to rise in value. Neighboring farmers and landowners are the strongest buyers, with investors also buying farms. The Iowa Chapter of the Realtors Land Institute released its March farmland value survey results. It shows an average increase of 10.8% in farmland values compared to six months ago. Combined with the September 2011 survey results, this computes to a one-year average increase in Iowa farmland values of 23.7%.
The farmland bust of 1892 found an Iowa farmer living in a cave somewhere in Texas with his pet raccoon. Following the Civil War, which ended in 1865, he had purchased a square 640-acre farm for $10 per acre. Eventually he would lose this farm located near Churdan, Iowa.
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1. BBC NEWS: "Fisherman catches 'living fossil'"
Just imagine it: you're a fisherman in Indonesia just looking to catch some dinner and maybe a little extra to sell in the local market. You cast your net over the side of your boat and wait patiently. Next thing you know, you're hauling a 350-million-year-old coelacanth aboard.
In fact, that's a very mildly fictionalized version of a true story, the biggest whopper being that the coelacanth itself wasn't 350 million years old; that's merely the date old-age paleontologists name as its origin in the fossil record. The above story (minus the fiction) ran in May, which prompted us to explain in the May 26 News to Note:
For those not familiar, the coelacanth was once only known from the fossil record. Paleontologists confidently pronounced that it went extinct some 65 million years ago, since no trace of it was found in more "recent" fossil layers. Imagine their surprise when, in 1938, a living coelacanth was found off the coast of Madagascar! This National Geographic News article notes that "[s]everal other coelacanths have been caught in recent decades."
We then quoted Ken Ham, AiG-U.S. president, who neatly summarized the larger paleontological errors the coelacanth represents (in Missing? or misinterpreted?).
Now here's the point. No fossils of coelacanths have ever been found in the same layers as human fossils, but they have been found in the same layers as dinosaur fossils—yet we know coelacanths and humans do live together, because they do so in the present world.
In other words, just because we don't find fossils of certain creatures (or plants) together with humans in the fossil record, it doesn't mean they didn't live together.
The story is in the news again this week because the specimen is now being analyzed by scientists to determine its relationship to a coelacanth found off Indonesia in 1998. Of course, no one has told this allegedly 350-million-year-old fish that it was supposed to have been extinct for 65 or 70 million years, which is why it keeps turning up—and conveniently reminding us of the fallibility of the supposed indisputable science evolutionary paleontologists feed the public. And if it's not enough of a reminder, the BBC article offers another example, courtesy of coelacanth expert Peter Forey of London's Natural History Museum:
"Estimates from the genetic fingerprinting carried out on the fish caught in 1998 suggest that they separated about four to five million years ago, however if you look at the geology of the oceans, it suggests that they should have separated about 30 million years ago."
So in the first case, we had scientists spouting dates that were disproved by reality; in the second case, we have scientists whose numbers—from separate fields of origins science—fail to line up.
Then the BBC article adds this zinger:
On Wednesday, another group of scientists announced that they had discovered a 400-million-year-old fossil of a coelacanth fin.
2. National Geographic News: "Odd Skull Boosts Human, Neandertal Interbreeding Theory"
The connection between modern humans and Neandertals is once again the issue at hand in evolutionary anthropological debates, reports National Geographic News. And who's at fault for starting the debate? According to scientists, it's an allegedly 33,000-year-old man whose skull was recovered from a Romanian bear cave in 1942. What's so interesting about this skull? "The Homo sapiens [sic] skull has a distinctive feature previously found only in Neandertals, providing further evidence of interbreeding between the two species, according to a new study." The article elaborates:
The otherwise human skull has a groove at the base of the back of the skull, just above the neck muscle, that is ubiquitous in Neandertal specimens but has never been seen in the remains of a modern human[.]
Other anthropologists, such as paleoanthropologist Eric Delson of the Bronx's Lehman College, counter that "you can often find one or two [modern humans] that have a bump here, or a groove or depression there[, but t]hat doesn't make them Neandertals or prove that there was a Neandertal in their ancestry."
Fair enough, but amid all the other evidence that Neandertals were fully human, this discovery just adds to the pile of evidence that Neandertals, rather than a legacy of our evolutionary past, were as much descendants of Adam and Eve as we are. (For more information, see also The Neandertals: Our Worthy Ancestors and The Neandertals: Our Worthy Ancestors, Part II.)
3. PhysOrg.com: "Learning to evolve: With a little help from my ancestors"
A new theory by a Sheffield University scientist proposes that birds' innate ability to learn to fly has been shaped by evolution:
According to a new theory by Dr Stone [...] skills such as flying are easy to refine because the innate ability of today's birds depends indirectly on the learning that their ancestors did, which leaves a genetically specified latent memory for flying.
Stone's theory purports to explain how many skills are "acquired by a combination of innate ability and learning over many generations," and it's certainly an intriguing one. There are a few problems, however. First of all, this theory (though not a true "theory" in the scientific sense; more accurately, an "idea") is not based on the actual study of birds (at least, not that the article indicates), but rather on brain models called artificial neural networks, which "can be made to evolve using genetic algorithms." Such artificial models are often designed with the explicit presupposition of the truth of evolution, and thus, are not necessarily accurate reflections of the actual workings of nature.
Furthermore, while Stone theorizes an explanation for how birds "learn so easily how to fly," we can just as easily theorize an equally powerful explanation: God created birds' learning capabilities! If our starting point is that everything (including birds' learning capabilities) had to evolve, then of course it may require various theories to explain away the problem of how not only organic structures, but also behaviors and capabilities—including "innate knowledge"—evolved to work together (see also Argument: 'Irreducible complexity'). We, on the other hand, understand that God created everything "very good," in complete working order, from the beginning, with no evolution necessary!
4. BBC NEWS: "Robot fins to propel submarines"
This week's first example of one of God's designs inspiring human technology comes from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), where researchers "have created prototype mechanical fins that mimic the movements of the bluegill sunfish."
The goal for the robo-fin project is to contribute to the development of agile, propellerless submarines with both powerful forward thrust and maneuverability. The BBC article explains the complete vision:
The hope is that in the future propellerless, fish-like submarines could carry out a range of tasks, such as mapping oceans, surveying shipwrecks or sweeping for mines, with more agility and speed than current autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) controlled by propellers.
The bluegill sunfish was chosen for its "great efficiency" swimming motion, which propels it forward without creating much backward thrust nor increasing water resistance. Yet another example of God's designs inspiring human technology!
5. BBC NEWS: "Swifts inspire morphing-wing plane"
The second example this week of one of God's designs fueling human engineering plans is an aeronautical project from the University of Delft in the Netherlands. Based on the ability that swifts, a type of small bird, have to change the shape of their wings while in flight, a team of Delft students along with tutor David Lentink has come up with RoboSwifts, with a wingspan of 20 in. (50 cm), that likewise "morph" wing shape in flight.
The BBC article explains just why the team found swift capabilities so compelling:
Dr Lentink's research found that during its life, a swift flies the equivalent of five times the distance to the moon and back.
To do this, the swift has to be highly efficient, and so has "morphing" wings which allow it to take advantage of prevailing flight conditions.
Team member Jan Wouter Kruyt expressed enthusiasm over the greater possibilities for the future of such bird-mimicking technology: "There's a lot to be learnt from the birds—this is just the first step." Indeed, the fascinating world of God's incredible designs seems to get more complex and amazing at each turn!
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