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Bayshore Recycling is proud to offer Class B recycling to most communities throughout New Jersey. Class B recycling allows us to responsibly recycle several different materials that cannot be placed in a regular waste or recycling bin. These materials include:
"Class B recyclable material" means a source separated recyclable material which is subject to NJDEP approval prior to receipt, storage, processing or transfer at a recycling center. Bayshore Recycling has been operating and inspected under a NJDEP issued Class B General Approval for over 15 years at its current location. Not all recycling facilities are approved for Class B recycling, which is why it is important to use caution when disposing of Class B materials.
At Bayshore Recycling, we take the Class B materials and crush, screen and process them into marketable products. For example, we may create crushed recycled stone of various sizes, recycled concrete aggregate (RCA) to be used in place of dense graded aggregate (DGA), recycled concrete aggregate (RCA) to meet any NJDOT specifications, and fill materials, which are earmarked for use in the heavy highway and road construction industry, commercial parking lots, embankment fill and a host of other uses. We even have certified clean fill for purchase. Our recycled products have improved the sustainability of the state of New Jersey as a whole, giving a second life to Class B materials, which would otherwise take up space in a landfill. In fact, Bayshore Recycling's exemplary quality recycled stone products are recognized and utilized by many of the largest transportation infrastructure contractors in the tri-state area. We are paving the way in innovation, in order to increase the recyclability of Class B materials into useful products.
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VOC Dump Stuivers; Colombo mint:
The values from this mint are the 1 Stuiver (common to all mints) and the quarter (exclusively struck at Colombo). Note there was no 2 Stuiver struck at Colombo.
The 1 Stuiver coins are from 1783 to 1795. Scholten refers to 1783-5, 1788, 1792-5 as R; From our experience, we have found all dates in good condition to be scarce with the dates 1793-4 rare and 1795 of extreme rarity (the British took over Ceylon in 1796).

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I have to be honest; the first MOOC I tried, I didn't finish. Started off well. Read the required articles. Watched the Rick Mercer-like instructor videos. Eagerly participated in the online discussions. And then tuned out. I think I know at least 4 reasons why.
I knew it already, for the most part, but thought I would try the MOOC regardless, figuring I could always learn something new. The MOOC was offered thru Canvas. The course I was in was called "Learning to Learn Online". My objectives were to gain some insight into how my learners feel about online learning, especially those encountering the technology for the first time.
2. Pat on the head
I hadn't realized prior to this MOOC that I need recognition. I admit it, I am a bit of a Lisa Simpson in that I want to be assessed and then receive the double gold star… With a MOOC, that's impossible. There are too many learners, so attracting individual attention from the instructor is rare. The "M" does means "massive", by the way.
So I'd put in extra time and effort, and when I thought, ha! This answer will surely get a nod! And nothing happened. A virtual speck in the online galaxy.
Maybe I'm not as brilliant as I thought I was… I know about effective feedback, and I know that, as instructors, we ought to avoid mindless "good job" responses on their own. But to get no feedback at all made me feel like I was writing in a vacuum. You know what MOOCs are missing? That "like" button from social media sites like Facebook. Even getting a virtual atta girl would have kept my motivation up.
3. iPad app misfunctioning
I was doing the entire MOOC on my iPad. There was an app for that. However, the Canvas app froze out and went non responsive half the time. I would have then had to find an alternate online resource. It was too much effort to figure out.
4. Time
Like any adult learner, time is always going to be a factor. I did not plan my MOOC into my weekly schedule like I should have, so I began falling behind. Plus, the app was unreliable, and no one ever noticed my outstanding class work so, gradually, I let the course get away from me.
I've since gone back and have viewed the videos, and reviewed the discussions. I think I got out of that particular MOOC what I wanted. I'm now in another MOOC through Coursera, Foundations of Virtual Instruction. I have MOOC time twice a week, for 2 hours each time. I'm already more invested in FVI than my first MOOC. More intrinsic motivation. I'm not behind, and I've aced the quizzes. The discussion groups are a little more active. They even offer a way to receive recognition badges…however, you need to pay for them.
MOOCs are a way to keep on top of recent innovations in your field, whatever that field may be. It's a way to connect with MOOC users worldwide, and start building a network. MOOCs are self directed, and learner focused, and are really just beginning to connect users globally. I think I will be taking advantage of MOOCs, even though it's highly unlikely the instructor will ever give me a virtual fist bump.
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TRAIN fares across the south are set for an average price hike of 2.1 per cent from next month, Southern Rail has announced.
Season ticket holders will see an increase of 2.5 per cent, with all changes coming into effect from Friday, January 2.
The change will see an annual ticket from Chichester to Fratton rise from £1,160 to £1,188 and an annual ticket from Chichester to Brighton rise from £2,144 to £2,196.
However, Southern's cheapest £5 advance fares will remain frozen for the eighth consecutive year and many off-peak Gatwick Express fares will be frozen at 2014 prices with additional discounts online, the company said.
Alex Foulds, Southern's commercial director, said: "This is great news for those looking for cheap off-peak travel, as we continue to freeze our cheapest Southern online advance fare at just £5 for the eighth consecutive year. Gatwick Express passengers will also benefit as we are freezing many non-season ticket fares on the route."
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Gladys Virginia Parker
Gladys Virginia Parker, 96, of Cannon Co., passed away Saturday, Aug. 23, 2014. She was 96. She was preceded in death by her parents, Andrew & Zelma Carrick; Husband, Ellis Parker and her sister, Ima Lusk.
Funeral services will be 11 am Friday in the Chapel of Woodbury Funeral Home with Bro. Al Bugg officiating. Interment will follow in the McMahan Cemetery. Visitation with the family will be Thursday, August 28, 2014 from 4 pm until 6 pm.
She is survived by her nephew: Michael Lusk of Knoxville and Niece, Jan Owens of Murfreesboro.
Ms. Parker was a homemaker and assisted her husband on their farm. She loved the outdoors, gardening, cooking and her flowers. She was a member of the Smith Grove Church of Christ.
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Eldora Vivian Harris
Eldora Vivian Harris, age 79, Howard Lake, passed away Friday, Aug. 16, 2002.
Eldora was born July 25, 1923, to Clarence and Ida (Skindelien) Lien in Willmar. She grew up in the Willmar area and graduated from New London High School n 1941.
She eventually entered nursing, achieving her CNA.
Eldor married Allen Franklin Harris Oct. 14, 1944, at the Norway Lake Church. To this union, seven children were born.
Once married, they first lived in Willmar before moving to Brooten and then to Howard Lake. She worked at the Howard Lake Bowling Alley for about six years. She then worked at St. Mary's Hospital and Nursing Home in Winsted before working at the Howard Lake Nursing Home.
When Eldora couldn't live at home any longer, she first lived with Ray and Sandy before moving into St. Mary's Home in Winsted April 11, then on May 6, she moved to Howard Lake Good Samaritan.
Eldora enjoyed cross-stitch, knitting, fishing, and reading. She belonged to the VFW in New London.
Eldora was preceded in death by her husband and parents, grandchild Andrea Benusa, and brother Sherney Lien.
She is survived by Sandy (Ray) Fern of Howard Lake, Daryl
of Coon Rapids, Lynnae (Dan) Sullivan of Waverly, Wayne (Laurie) of Lester Prairie, Kevin of Eagan, Janelle (Tom) Benusa of Ham Lake, Sue (Scott) Alford of Hutchinson; 12 grandchildren, five great-grandchildren; sister, Norma (Orville) Stai of Pennock; sister-in-law, Hildegard Lien of New London; special friends, Roland Lundstrom, Jonae Zander, and Alveda Madson.
Visitation was Monday, Aug. 19, from 4 to 9 p.m. at Swanson-Peterson Funeral Home, Howard Lake.
Funeral services for Eldora took place Tuesday, Aug. 20, 11 a.m., at Swanson-Peterson Funeral Home, with Rich Raschke and Dean Dykstra officiating the service.
Organ music was provided by Wendy Williams, and choir music provided by Kurt and Patty Henderson, Ralph Hartsuiker, Mona Reese, Beatta Blakeman, and Carol Severud.
Michael Lien, Roger Stai, Rick Lein, Brent Moist, Wade Harris, Clinton Harris, and Tony Saber served as casketbearers.
Swanson-Peterson Funeral Home, Howard Lake, served the family.
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Last night I started "Marley", a documentary on the life of reggae artist & musical legend, Bob Marley. I'm only half-way through it, but it is an excellent film on a true visionary. I was watching on Comcast OnDemand, but you can watch the full movie here.
He is one of my favorite musicians, and I can listen to his songs anytime and never get tired of them. He has so many great songs that speak to the beauty and unity of the human race. There is often the aspect of universal love or recognition of the simple things in life, that comes from a deep appreciation for existence.
I knew that Bob Marley grew up in the island country of Jamaica, obviously, but I didn't realize the poverty he experienced in his home village and in the Trench Town slums in Kingston. This struggle, along with the identity issues from being of mixed race, led to the profound expression of his soul that came out through his music.
The film delves into his practice of Rastafari, which is based off The Bible but is uniquely Jamaican. Personally, I can identify with the concepts of Jah as an all-encompassing entity, the idea of a corrupt Western society as the modern "Babylon", and the emphasis on intuitive realization of spiritual truth. However, the idea that a single man (in this case Ethiopian emperor Haile Selaisse) is the embodiment or prophet of Jah is as misguided as any other cult of personality.
The story of Bob Marley's journey to become a world-famous musician is amazing and inspiring. He has bought so much joy and so many good vibes to people around the world. His revolutionary & mystic creativity will undoubtedly have a lasting effect on humanity.
I would highly recommend this documentary to anyone who loves Bob Marley or music, in general.
It's almost impossible to narrow it down to even a handful, but here are some of my favorite songs by the Legend himself:
Finally, this one makes me think of my fiancé (who was watching the documentary with me). She made me wait for awhile, but thankfully it was not in vain :)


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something pumpkin that I like.
Hasn't happened... :(
Straight up, plain, original, old school pumpkin pie.
over this one but I got to say....
(queue crowd of gaspers)
Did. she. just. say. that????
Uh huh. She said that.
I am with you, pumpkin pie is the only pumpkin I like too. I find the rest of it unappetizing, think we will get kicked out of blog land now?ReplyDelete
I have that same stuffed turkey only the orangey thing hanging off the beak is missing! I think one of our girls pulled it off when they were little. I still love it! I love pumpkin pie, but can't do a pumpkin latte with the gingerbread spice in it and definitely not a fan of the pumpkin pie coffee (fake) creamer, just saying....nasty! Haven't been brave enough to try a pumpkin (pop tarty) pastry.ReplyDelete
I feel the same way about pumpkin! I don't even really like pumpkin pie all that much, I will eat it, but give me pecan or apple any day over pumpkin. And pumpkin spice lattes, like you said, GROSS. Sorry, Starbucks.ReplyDelete
Pumpkin pasta, pumpkin peanut butter, pumpkin everything...its disgusting! My brother and I had an in depth conversation about how pumpkin belonged in a pie and nothing else. I started taking pictures of ridiculous random pumpkin grossness and sending them to him! I love cute little white pumpkins to decorate with, found some awesome funky shaped ones this year and they looked precious sitting around...but to eat, in or on everything...eeewww...
And as a side note, can I just tell you that Tuesdays are pretty boring, except that I know its a Tuesdays with Dorrie kind of day! Thank you for posting! Love from freezing cold Georgia!
You're in an area, right by the ocean, that begonias love-love-love and they should thrive especially outside on a patio. Lucky you!ReplyDelete
Oh NO! I have to say that I absolutely LOVE most anything with pumpkin or ginger. (Cue the gingerbread man) But I do love your style so I think we could still be friends...... just sayin'. Happy Tuesday!ReplyDelete
I eat nothing with pumpkin or pumpkin flavoring. Sorry, but I literally gag... I concentrate on apple flavors during fall. Love the turkey your mom made - that's a great Thanksgiving memory.ReplyDelete
MOM!!!! How dare you!!!!! Maybe you are not truly my mother...... Or maybe your hate of pumpkin has made me LOVE pumpkin!!!! Anywho you CRAY! I just had my PSL (pumpkin spice latte) if your gonna be a hater know the lingo, with a pumpkin bread, wearing my pumpkin sweater with my pumpkin flavored lipgloss 😂😂😂 JK, but for realsies, I am so embarrassed that you don't love pumpkin!ReplyDelete
I saw that same stuffed turkey at our thrift store this morning!!!!ReplyDelete
Just started following you last week and love love love your decorating style! We already something in common. But, I am a mountain, snow loving girl!
I agree with Rio...bring on most everything pumpkin!
I feel like I have made a new friend! P.S. my great grandmother's name was Dorie!
haha, I bought those same poptarts, they werent gross, but they werent awesome either, actually kinda bland. I do like Starbucks Pumpkin Frappucino though. Ohhh and I love Pumpkin and dark chocolate homemade muffins(I buy them in Cali, but havent tried making my own) I need to try. But cant go wrong with PIE!ReplyDelete
Now Dorie.....I got a wonderful Pumpkin Muffin recipe from your post a couple weeks ago!ReplyDelete
ha ha ha I love your daughter's response! Rio we could sooooo be friends! Love me all things pumpkin, my favourite is making a pumpkin smoothie!! Wish in Canada we were still onto fall decor, but we are full on in Christmas mode. I'm not ready!! And your hutch I have the exact same one, only a little bigger (I have 3 doors) and mine is painted your fav colour - green! Wish I could upload a photo here to show you!! Happy Thanksgiving!!ReplyDelete
I hate anything pumpkin. It's gross and overused, lol. Love your home and style! Love Carpinteria and I was just there twice last week- helping a friend remodel her kitchen. Went to the beach right after the big storm for driftwood. I'm not far from you- in Agoura Hills. :-)


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Study after study proves Bible illiteracy is drastically increasing. Here's what several ministries are doing to combat that.
At age 5, John D. Barry became the youngest person to be baptized in his church in Anchorage, Alaska. By 8, he sensed God had placed a strong calling on his life. Previously, an allergic drug reaction triggered two seizures, each of which nearly killed him, leaving him with a severe speech impediment until age 8. Barry says, God "performed a miracle" through speech therapy and Barry regained the ability to talk. At 10, the words he heard repeatedly were: "You will speak truth to the nations."
Today, as editor-in-chief of Bible Study Magazine, Barry is on a quest to bring this truth to humanity by freeing people from the spiritual bondage of biblical illiteracy.
In light of a recent LifeWay Research study that found 67 percent of the largest generation in the nation—the 78 million Millennials born between 1980 and 2000—rarely or never read the Bible, Barry believes God has called him to help ignite a "Bible study revolution" to reverse this "all-time high" in Bible illiteracy.
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"When I think of the situation today, the analogy that comes to mind is when the Hebrews had gone astray in the Old Testament, their king finds the law in the archives and brings it out," says Barry, who's also the publisher for Logos Bible Software in Bellingham, Wash. "He starts reading it to them, and they are all shocked at what it says. They realize they have to change their lives.
"We are like those people. We are a people with a book that we affirm, but we don't know what the book says."
As part of this year's 400th anniversary of the King James Version of the Bible, Logos Bible Software and a cornucopia of book publishers and ministries are releasing innovative and easy-to-read print and e-Bibles to raise biblical literacy in the U.S. This effort comes as studies have found a "generational decline" in Bible acceptance. This drop-off is occurring as younger generations have expressed growing skepticism about the reliability of the best-selling book in history and whether it is the inspired Word of God.
Barna Group President David Kinnaman says not only do people know less about the Scriptures, they also see less importance for it in their lives, with fewer viewing it as the "source of life-giving truth."
"Younger people are more skeptical, more likely to question the authority of the Scriptures and more interested in all sorts of alternative ways of exploring spirituality," Kinnaman says. "Among professing Christians or nominal Christians, there is less and less regard for Scripture, which is translating into more biblical illiteracy."
The Ventura, Calif.-based research firm found what used to be basic, universally known truths about Christianity are now unknown mysteries to a large and growing share of Americans, especially young adults. For instance, while most people regard Easter as a religious holiday, only a minority of adults associate Easter with the resurrection of Jesus. As the younger generations—Baby Busters born from 1965 to 1983 and Mosaics born between 1984 and 2002—ascend to numerical and positional supremacy in churches nationwide, the data suggests biblical illiteracy is likely to increase significantly, Barna found.
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A recent study by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life found 37 percent of Americans read the Bible at least once a week, but only 16 percent of Americans read it daily. About six in 10 Americans read the Bible at least on occasion, down from three-fourths in the 1980s, according to a recent study by the Center for Bible Engagement.
In the effort to prompt what few are doing—reading the Bible—Zondervan is promoting The Story, a Bible that reads like a novel and looks like a trade-fiction book, says Zondervan Senior Vice President and Publisher Chip Brown. Consisting of 31 chapters of carefully selected Scripture arranged in chronological order, The Story helps readers understand God's story and how their stories intersect with God's. Only a quarter of the size of the Bible—and without the numbers and headings—Brown says it's much less intimidating than the complete Bible.
"You are basically reading the meta-narrative that exists from Genesis to Revelation that sort of teases that Christ is going to come in the New Testament," Brown says. "Unless you read the Bible all the way through, that is usually lost on people."
In what has become an organic national movement, more than 400 churches have purchased The Story Church-wide Experience kit and are taking their congregations on a journey from Bible illiteracy to Bible engagement through the 31-week course.
In recent decades, many churches have moved away from providing in-depth Bible study and discipleship programs for their members. While the seeker-sensitive movement and dynamic preachers have helped fill the pews in large churches, experts say biblical literacy has often taken a backseat as the Scriptures were "dumbed down" to attract more churchgoers. In the past, people attending Bible studies would use fill-in study guides to help them gain a deeper understanding of God's Word. But with the rise in the popularity of home-based small groups and the accompanying DVDs, people aren't gaining the kind of biblical knowledge that comes from the more hands-on learning methods.
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In 2012 ZZzero was selected for the growth program "Clean Tech Partnership", and won the program. The program offers the most exciting new Danish Clean-Tech companies, which lends itself to creating export and growth potential for Denmark. The program also aimed to establish links between business operators and large companies for cooperation and commercial synergies.
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Respect is The FA's programme to address unacceptable behaviour in football – on and off the pitch. On average, 7,000 referees quit football every year at because of the abuse they receive from players and from the sidelines. Lots of children also pack it in because of the attitude and actions of over-enthusiastic and pushy parents.
In response, The FA's Respect programme provides a series of tools for leagues, clubs, coaches, Referees, players and parents from grassroots to elite football to ensure a safe, positive environment in which to enjoy the game.
These tools include agreed codes of conduct, in-service training for Referees, Respect club packs, spectator sideline barriers funded by the Football Foundation and ensuring captains work with referees to manage player behaviour.
The FA has also launched a free online Respect Parent Guide to highlight examples of poor behaviour and, more importantly, how it can be improved. To see the Guide for Parents and carers click here.
Football Association Press Release, 30 March 2009
Hollywood tough guy Ray Winstone has lent his support to the English FA's Respect programme by starring in an online film aiming to improve parental behaviour on the touchline at youth football matches. You can watch it here.
The film promotes The FA's new Respect Parent Guide, which reaches out to grassroots football parents to set a positive example.
FA research shows that more than 7,000 youngsters have hung up their boots over the last two years due to pressure from the sidelines, while a massive 98 percent of grassroots referees had been verbally abused from the touchlines.
5,000 match officials quit the game last season with spectator abuse cited as the main reason for dropping out, meaning that one in three matches in England now takes place without a qualified match official - a statistic the FA is hoping to reverse by recruiting 8,000 new referees by 2012.
West Ham fan Winstone, who was an FA englandfans ambassador at the 2006 World Cup wants parents to lose the "win at all costs" attitude and bring some enjoyment back to the game.
"Kids want their parents to watch them play football but they want to be supported by them, not embarrassed" he said.
"You've got all these adults screaming and shouting on the touchline but seven- and eight-year-olds aren't interested in tactics. The kids just want to play the game, be their hero for the day and dream of scoring a goal at Wembley Stadium."
The film - which sees Winstone play two roles as an overbearing parent and a 'Godfather' who calls for people to use their common-sense - is the latest push in the FA's high profile campaign, launched at the beginning of this season.
FA Respect Barrier, © The Football Association
Respect has been high on the agenda this term and it appears that the message is beginning to get through, with over 500 leagues already signed up to the programme.
An FA spokesperson told Club Website: "The FA Respect programme has made great progress throughout the grassroots game with over 560 leagues signing up as Respect Leagues across the country.
"So far our research shows an 8 percent improvement in dissent figures for grassroots football nationwide, while clubs and leagues have also been supporting the Respect Barriers which were endorsed by both Stuart Pearce and Howard Webb back in November.
"The new Ray Winstone film on TheFA.com promotes our online Respect Parent Guide which will hopefully improve touchline behaviour in youth football.
"It's important to realise that youth football is all about creating an environment in which children can enjoy playing the game with their friends while developing their skills."
Winstone himself believes that all adults involved in grassroots football should watch The FA Respect Guide and make the game more enjoyable for players, referees, coaches and parents.
"Football's our national sport and something has to be done" he added, "otherwise kids won't want to play anymore and no-one will be interested in refereeing which means we won't have a game left."
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Another new item that has appeared during the six month hiatus on this blog is local historian Gerry Brawn's article in Pembrokeshire Life magazine about a little-known disaster at a colliery in Landshipping. Although the pit is not strictly in the area covered by this blog as it is five miles or so to the west of Saundersfoot, it is important as it is the start of a sequence of increasingly serious accidents in the Pembrokeshire coalfield which culminated with yet another at Landshipping in 1844. The 1838 Thomas Chapel disaster is part of this sequence.
Thanks to Gerry for providing the following abstract from his article:
"Landshipping, although some way from the coal mines of Begelly and its environs, deserves a mention because of the substantial coal workings in this area, known both as "The mines to the east of the Cleddau", and also for the infamous accident at the Garden Pit in 1844 where some 40 lives were lost when the River Cleddau broke into the workings.
However on 3rd August 1830 a disaster occurred at Landshipping Colliery which was owned by Sir John Owen. Reported in The Cambrian newspaper of the 7th & 21st August 1830, it was the result of an explosion of firedamp and claimed the lives of 5 miners. This is a list of the victims together with the dates of their burial and abode.
6th August ~ John Rees of Weston, age 24
6th August ~ David Rees of Weston, 20
6th August ~ Roger John of Weston, 17
8th August ~ Thomas Eynon of Landshipping, 19
23rd August ~ John Dally of Millbank, 16
They were interred at St Marcellus Church, Martletwy; the curate, J.K. Humphrey, was the officiating minister in all cases.
A fuller account of this disaster is published in Pembrokeshire Life magazine, January 2011 issue."
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The average book on Agile software development describes a fairyland of greenfield projects, with wall-to-wall tests that run after every few edits, and clean & simple source code.
The average software project, in our industry, was written under some aspect of code-and-fix, and without automated unit tests. And we can't just throw this code away; it represents a significant effort debugging and maintaining. It contains many latent requirements decisions. Just as Agile processes are incremental, Agile adoption must be incremental too. No more throwing away code just because it looked at us funny.
Mike begins his book with a very diplomatic definition of "Legacy". I'l skip ahead to the undiplomatic version: Legacy code is code without unit tests.
Before cleaning that code up, and before adding new features and removing bugs, such code must be de-legacified. It needs unit tests.
To add unit tests, you must change the code. To change the code, you need unit tests to show how safe your change was.
The core of the book is a cookbook of recipes to conduct various careful attacks. Each presents a particular problem, and a relatively safe way to migrate the code towards tests.
Code undergoing this migration will begin to experience the benefits of unit tests, and these benefits will incrementally make new tests easier to write. These efforts will make aspects of a legacy codebase easy to change.
It's an unfortunate commentary on the state of our programming industry how much we need this book.
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TAMPA, Fla. -- It's 2017. Tampa International Airport continues to set new passenger records and move forward with its multibillion-dollar expansion project.
But for as proactive as the airport authority has been on constructing its future, it appears to be taking a slow and reactive approach toward a technology rapidly changing its business model: ridesharing.
Uber and Lyft have dramatically altered how passengers get to and from the airport, causing significant drops in airport revenues from parking and rental cars – the two traditional ground transportation options the airport has bet its future on and planned Phase 1 of its expansion around.
"We've made this huge bet on rental cars that I don't know if it's going to pay off," said State Sen. Jeff Brandes (R, St. Petersburg), who helped initiate an audit of the airport's multi-phase construction project last legislative session. "I would love to see them move faster (on emerging technology).
After 10Investigates' July report on how the Hillsborough County Aviation Authority will initiate new fees on Uber, Lyft, and taxicab fares from the airport, the investigative team dug into the airport's budget and found the fees come after the agency missed several projections on parking and rental car revenues.
The airport also hadn't adjusted its master plan to accommodate the disruption caused by new technology until this summer, when it added new curbsides at each terminal and scaled back Phase 2 of its expansion, even though Uber was first introduced to the Tampa market five years ago at the Republican National Convention and started impacting airport revenues at least two years ago.
According to business management firm Certify, ridesharing now accounts for 63 percent of U.S. business travelers' ground transportation expenses, eclipsing rental cars (29%) and taxicabs (8%) combined.
The largest portion of the airport's construction project adds "people movers" that will connect travelers with a new, centralized rental car facility. The facility has been heralded by Tampa International Airport (TIA) CEO Joe Lopano as one that will "give our guests access to twice as many rental car choices" and remove 8,000 cars per day from airport roads.
But the 8,000 cars reflect short trips taken on the airport's main roads and back roads – not the terminal curbsides, where there is often the most congestion, especially as ridesharing grows. And those estimates were based on a 2011 study, taken during peak season, and prior to the beginning of ridesharing in Tampa.
The airport hasn't yet addressed the increased congestion from Uber and Lyft vehicles picking passengers up at the curbsides.
"Were we too late? Maybe," Lopano said, responding to a question about the speed of which the airport has responded to new technology. "But I think we have the right solution."
As recently as April 2017, one airport executive downplayed the impact of ridesharing when asked by board members, suggesting the airport has merely "pulled the numbers down a little bit" on its future revenue projections.
But despite record growth in passengers – expected to cross 10,000,000 enplanements for the first time this year – rental car transactions at Tampa International stopped growing after 2015, while annual revenues have dropped by $4 million since then.
And the airport will miss its parking revenue estimate by more than $3 million in 2017 despite more travelers heading to the airport.
Some supporters of ridesharing say adjustments for the changing transportation model are coming too late, while some in the taxi and limousine industry say the new fees on rideshare pickups are also long overdue. But none seem happy the airport wants to charge $5 per pickup to make up for lost rental car and parking revenues.
"That's a huge increase to our passengers," said Tom Halsnick, owner of Black Pearl Limousine. "Three dollars should be the maximum for the fee (the airport) can charge."
"I've always had some concerns about how the rental car numbers would play out," Brandes said. "I want to look at their numbers and say, 'how is rideshare disrupting the rental car business? How many people aren't parking long-term now because it's cheaper simply to take an Uber or Lyft to the airport?"
10Investigates first questioned Lopano about the risk the airport was undertaking with the rental car facility back in 2015.
The airport authority's 2018 budget, presented to the board on Thursday, finally acknowledged that competition from ride-sharing is impacting parking revenues.
And rental car taxes, which are the main source of funding for the airport's multi-billion-dollar construction, will only pull in $43 million in 2017; that's more than $2 million below projections and more than $1.5 million below 2016 numbers, despite surging passenger growth. Profit-sharing from TIA rental car companies is also down millions in the last two years.
But Lopano says the few million dollars lost in ground transportation has been made up in better-than-expected cargo and concessions revenues, and the airport's overall revenues are proof things are going well. Although the overall figures missed several earlier estimates and goals, the $216 million in 2017 revenue will be the airport's highest ever. Expenses are below revenues and the airport's reserves have grown.
"We are good stewards of this asset," Lopano said. "It's one of the best assets in our region (and) we're continuing to grow...Air service continues to go up; our international service has doubled...so the local people can rest assured that the airport is going to be in good shape."
Lopano also points to another big-picture benefit of creating the rental car facility: freeing up space in the airport's garage and main terminal for future expansion.
"That's the importance of this (project is) to allow growth in this building without having to go to a new one," Lopano said of the nearly 50-year-old airport facility.
Lopano says adding pickup fees for Uber, Lyft, taxis, limos, and shuttles is simply shifting some of the airport's expenses to the companies that profit there, just as it does with rental car companies, airlines, and other concessionaires.
Each time a Lyft or Uber vehicle picks up passengers at the airport, the companies will use their respective apps' GPS to impose a $3 fee. The companies will then self-report the numbers and remit payments to TIA. Taxicabs, shuttles, and courtesy vehicles will start paying similar fees in the spring when the airport installs AVI technology, similar to SunPass readers. All prices will then climb by $1 in October 2018, and by another $1 in October 2019.
"It's appropriate for us to recover our costs," Lopano said, referring to the airport's cost to maintain its roads, lots, and other transportation-related expenses. "Everyone who uses the airport to make money should pay their fair share airport."
Airport executives repeatedly said the amount of the pickup fees – higher than most other airports in Florida – was determined by its annual ground transportation expenses, divided by the number of expected commercial pickups.
Consulting firm LeighFisher estimated TIA's annual ground transportation expenses to be $5.4 million per year: $500,000 of which was direct ground transportation expenses; $3.8 million due to indirect expenses like airport administration and roads; and $1.1 million to depreciation on resources like parking lots and the airport's main parkway. It also includes a $160,000 annual bill to maintain the AVI system plus a depreciation schedule on the system of $188,000 annually.
"I question that figure," Halsnick said of the airport's ground transportation costs. "A (planned fee of $5 per pickup) is a huge difference (to customers)...sometimes a deal-breaker."
Lopano is a tireless advocate for the airport, consistently rated by passengers as one of the three-best in the nation. And he says the best is yet to come when construction is done.
"It's going to be pretty awesome," Lopano said. "We broke a record for passengers; we broke a record for revenues; so I think the performance (to-date) speaks for itself."
Lopano received a job performance rating of 4.96 – out of 5.00 – from board members last week, and is due to receive a $60,000 raise next April, taking his salary to $452,898.
He is popular among business leaders and his board. But for as easily as Lopano and his administration have provided good news to the airport's board members, the flow of news about possible challenges has been considerably slower.
During an April 2017 budget workshop, aviation authority board member and county commissioner, Victor Crist, asked about financial challenges the airport was facing from Uber and Lyft.
The airport's executive vice president of finance and IT, Damian Brooke, responded, "when you look at our transactions for the rental cars right now, the transactions are actually holding firm."
Brooke did not disclose that the rate of passengers who rent cars at TIA was dropping or that those who rented cars were spending considerably less on rental cars.
He continued to tell the board, "what we have done in these projections is we've taken a very conservative approach in the parking ground transportation side because as we look forward, you know, with the growth of (ridesharing) so and so forth, we've pulled the numbers down a little bit, again just to be conservative."
But four months ago when the comments were made, the airport – and many other airports around the country – already had significant evidence ridesharing was hurting revenues and disrupting business models.
That business model will again be under the microscope on Wednesday, when Lopano and his staff meet with the companies that rate the airport's billion-plus dollars in bonds. Two years ago, Lopano boasted to 10Investigates about the airport's plan and rental car numbers, "the guys on Wall St. liked it."
If the agencies still like the plan, it could help the airport lower future interest rates. If the bond rating agencies are concerned about any red flags, it could cost the airport millions.
CHANGES UNDERWAY & TIA's FUTURE
Tampa International Airport is in the process of revamping its restaurants, shops, and concourses. Its expansion/modernization project will also open up more space and consumer options in the main terminal as well as operational improvements behind-the-scenes.
Phase 1 of the project, which includes the rental car center and people mover system, is expected to finish in early 2018.
Phase 2 funding was just approved by the airport board and will bring – among other things – additional curbsides at each terminal to alleviate congestion from rideshare pickups and drop-offs. But Phase 2 has been scaled down; now less complex and less costly than originally proposed.
Future construction (Phase 3) could add a new "D" airside terminal to accommodate a need for new gates, but Lopano says TIA's gates are actually underutilized right now since airlines are running bigger planes and selling a higher percentage of their seats.
Brandes says he would like to see the airport move faster on new technology, but there is still time to have discussions about a future with electric and autonomous vehicles. He even suggested the rental car facility could be a future hub of the region's autonomous vehicle fleet if the "shared economy" replaces individually-owned vehicles.
Lopano responded to Brandes' vision by saying the airport is keeping its options open and is in a good position to pivot toward new technology when the time comes.
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Was able to get on Thunderdome, Electric Cafe, and the Grove.
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The viewers of "Swaragini" are currently witnessing a major twist in the storyline as lead character Swara (Helly Shah) has fallen off a cliff. While the Maheshwari family is in utter shock with the loss of their beloved Swara, Sanskaar (Varun Kapoor), who tried to save her, will slip into depression in the upcoming episodes.
It had been reported that television actor Anuj Sachdeva had been roped in to play the role of Sahil Sengupta, an obsessive lover of Swara, and his entry on the show would bring further troubles in Swara-Sanskaar's love life.
According to a Telly Masala video, Sahil is a wealthy and popular rockstar, with a huge fan-following. While he will nurse an injured Swara back to health, she will lose her memory due to the incident. Sahil's love for Swara will gradually turn into an obsession and will make him turn a villain in Swara and Sankaar's life. It now remains to be seen if Swara will regain her memory and return to her love Sanskaar.
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Meanwhile, in the recent episodes of "Swaragini," fans saw Rajat fleeing the Maheshwari house with Swara held hostage at gunpoint after his evil deeds were out in the open.
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An extensive federal review of autopsy data has found that the powerful painkiller OxyContin is suspected of playing a role in the overdose deaths of 282 people in the last 19 months, more than twice the number in some previous estimates. The nation's top drug enforcement official recently called the new finding ''startling.''
The review also found that virtually all the deaths were of people who swallowed the pill whole or crushed into powder, further suggesting that OxyContin misuse may be more difficult to curb. The overdose deaths were previously believed to have been of people who injected or snorted crushed pills, which are quicker and more dangerous forms of drug delivery.
Meanwhile, officials of Purdue Pharma, OxyContin's manufacturer, acknowledged in a recent interview that even after reports that OxyContin had been getting into the wrong hands, the company continued for a while this year to distribute free seven-day supplies of the drug, through doctors, to promote its use.
The federal study on OxyContin, by the Drug Enforcement Administration, is the agency's first to explore links between overdose deaths and a brand name drug. Previous reviews had looked only at drugs' active ingredients, used by many manufacturers. Besides the 282 deaths, which often also involved other drugs and alcohol, federal officials said they found that 500 people had died since the start of 2000 from overdoses involving oxycodone, the active narcotic in OxyContin and other popular painkillers. But federal officials could not say whether the oxycodone linked to those deaths was from OxyContin, a drug for the treatment of severe and chronic pain.
Asa Hutchinson, the administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration, called the study's results startling and said, ''This verifies the fear and concern that we have had about this drug.''Continue reading the main story
Dr. Paul Goldenheim, the vice president for research and development at Purdue Pharma, said that the Drug Enforcement Agency's data was consistent with the company's own findings. But he emphasized that none of the information implicated OxyContin in any of the reported deaths. ''There is no suggestion that the 200 subjects died from oxycodone,'' Dr. Goldenheim said. The study did not try to determine whether OxyContin alone was responsible for the deaths because the overdose deaths typically involved multiple drugs.
Federal officials have said that abuse of OxyContin has grown faster than abuse of any other prescription drug in decades. Purdue Pharma heavily promoted the drug as safer than other narcotics because its active ingredient was in a time-release mechanism. But abusers quickly learned that crushing the pill disarmed that feature.
Fewer than 10 of the 282 people whose deaths were associated with OxyContin were intravenous drug abusers, and only one showed signs of having snorted the drug.
That finding, federal officials said, suggests that a recent decision by Purdue Pharma to reformulate the time-released painkiller to reduce its abuse by injection or snorting may have limited benefits.
Dr. Goldenheim, the company executive, said that he also believed that more steps would be needed to curb the drug's misuse. '' We have been concerned that the reformulation will not solve the bulk of the problem,'' he said.
Dr. David Gauvin, a pharmacologist at the Drug Enforcement Administration, said medical examiners in 30 states had so far reported about 1,010 overdose deaths involving oxycodone since January 2000.
Based on responses to date, the agency concluded that OxyContin was ''directly linked'' as a factor in 110 overdose deaths because tablets were either found in a person's stomach or a prescription for the drug was found on a body. Other confirmation came from reports on interviews with witnesses.
''You may have had a credible witness who said, 'My son took OxyContin, and 20 minutes later he stopped breathing,' '' Dr. Gauvin said.
Agency officials classified 172 deaths as ''OxyContin possible,'' cases where autopsy reports showed high blood concentrations of oxycodone without the presence of other compounds like aspirin or acetaminophen. While OxyContin contains only oxycodone, other narcotics, like Percodan and Tylox, use the drug as an active ingredient but also include other compounds.
In 501 cases, the agency did not receive enough information to differentiate between OxyContin and oxycodone, its principal ingredient. And the information in 227 of the 1,010 reports was insufficient to enable the agency to analyze them.
Purdue Pharma executives have defended their decision to distribute free OxyContin pills.
The company's salespeople gave doctors promotional material about OxyContin that contained cards, which doctors would then give to patients along with a OxyContin prescription. A patient would bring the card to a pharmacy for free drugs.
Michael Friedman, the chief operating officer of Purdue Pharma, based in Stamford, Conn., said the sampling program was used to acquaint patients with OxyContin. Mr. Friedman said the company had begun a new card program in July but stopped it a few days later when the Food and Drug Administration placed the highest possible warning on OxyContin's label.
Asked why Purdue continued to offer free supplies in the face of mounting reports of abuse, Mr. Friedman said he believed that people who received the cards from doctors were legitimate patients. He estimated that the company had run four or five similar marketing programs for the drug in recent years and that from 8,000 to 15,000 cards had been distributed each time.
''The fact that we're providing a sample to a patient has no connection to some criminal doctor who was taking money for prescriptions,'' Mr. Friedman said.
Terry Woodworth, the deputy director of drug agency's division of diversion control, said Purdue Pharma's program did not violate the law. But Mr. Woodworth, who learned about Purdue Pharma's program from a reporter, said he was stunned to hear that the company continued it after reports about abuse. ''It's absolutely absurd,'' Mr. Woodworth said. ''Were they meeting the letter of the law? Sure. Were they meeting the intent and spirit? No.''Continue reading the main story


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Over the coming months all the benches between Snarestone Wharf and The Lime Kilns Pub are being restored and repainted by a small team of volunteers. Nearly all of the benches have inscriptions. These benches were initially constructed and installed by the ACA in the districts governed by North West Leicestershire District Council, and Hinckley & Bosworth Borough Council. There are no ACA-installed benches south of the A5 at the Lime Kilns pub, as this part of the canal comes under the authority of Rugby District Council, who wish to make their own arrangements.
Restoring and repainting may take some time as the task is of course dependent on the weather. There is also the logistics to consider – transporting the materials to locations which are often some way from the road. To this end the team of volunteers have been paired up, with each pair attending to a particular section of the canal.
If you should see one of our volunteers at work on the benches please give them a wave. I'm sure they will appreciate the gesture. Below is a selection of 'before and after' photos showing work that has already been carried out up to mid-October 2017.


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I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but ER just hit me with this: Sad to say this Tuesday May 10, 1pm pacific time, doing a recent Windows Update sca
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Thanks woody. I'll keep watching this and see if the kb you manually download helped resolve the issue.
I'll check back here tonight when I get home from work and see if there was a success to it. 🙂 Thanks for the link too.
Here's one of my replies from the Winter is Coming post….
35 minute manual check for updates just ended. 8 new security patches, 2 .NET and 1 non security update.
KB 3146706 is still there and checked…and last months Security Updates (3 for my machine) are still there.
W7 SP1 x64
There was a definite improvement in the 35 minute manual check. Before the 2 magic updates this check would have taken at least an hour. I'll see what happens tomorrow with the auto check for updates. Hopefully, it's quick and silent.
Let's be clear…ER is indicating that
"So the KB3145739 security fix as well as the older KB3139852 fix no longer works as of 5/10/2016 (yup, I knew it – I saw it coming!)"
That is not correct…the "magic" updates to fix the long process were KB3145739 AND KB 3138612…not the 9852 update.
My guess is that the tomorrow, after the M servers have less traffic, check for updates will be back to quick and silent. My "guess".
Fingers crossed.
Vista takes forever too
PC Cobbler
I cannot comment on W-7, but I just started building a Vista 64-bit system about two hours ago. I was dreading it because updates on Vista have been positively glacial over the past few months. Shockingly, Microsoft Update is running as fast as it did before W-10, maybe even faster.
Took like 30min for it to check for the new updates. And once they showed up, the CPU lowered for a bit, then started up again.
KB3153199 is one of the updates offered. Should be go ahead and install that now to once again stop this long high CPU checking for update process?
(My laptop even smells like it's burning from the CPU running so much…)
I had an older machine that got this windows update problem in december, I tried everything and then just quit with it.
Today, my main machine got this issue. Latest updates installed were on 4/14/2016. Scanning for updates takes forever with the Windows Update service taking up 100% of 1 cpu core.
All the usual symptons: windows update just takes forever with cpu at max and never gets to anything. I truly believe this is being done on purpose to mess with Win7 users. Even if I'm a win7 enterprise user, who pays a lot of money to Microsoft every year 🙁
Anyway, I was able to get a list of all updates installed and I confirmed I have: KB3145739 and KB3139852 installed but no KB3153199.
I will try to install KB3153199 and report on the result.
I'm guessing that installing KB 3153199 may speed things up – but it's only a guess.
btw, before installing KB3153199 my win32k.sys version is 6.1.7601.23407
This comment is not about this month's
Patchy Tuesdays, but just about something that I remembered tonight when reading the above blog post —
Last month I saw a newspaper article about the following tv interview of a British government official and Member of Parliament,
and I chuckled to myself, "Well, I'm certainly no 'Defence Secretary', but even _I_ know (sort of) what 'Defcon 2' broadly means now, thanks to Woody!"
"Shadow Defence Secretary Admits She Does Not Know Definition of Defcon 2"
It's all about ed-you-cay-shun…
So any luck on the update suggested? Anyone see a speedup? Ya know the KB3153199?
Günter Born
I was facing the same issue last night. After successful installing all security patches, my update search was fast again. The theory that Microsoft's update server was slow due to high traffic can't be proofed – because my Windows 8.1 test system found Updates within 10 Minutes.
I wrote a blog post about my observations at http://borncity.com/win/2016/05/11/windows-7-sp1-may-2016-update-search-takes-forever/
I can confirm that manually installing KB3153199 on both my Vista machines brings back normals speeds to manual Windows Update searches. Before installing KB3153199 I canceled the manual Windows Update search after 2 hours on both machines, because they were still running.
Now my question is: how come these kernel patches are the ones that solve the slowness and how come this has only been an issue since late 2015 and not before?
Installed KB3145739 a couple of days ago, before May's patchday, and checking WU afterwards was blazing fast (<5min).
Checked WU now, and the timer just broke 30 mins and continues.
MS, get your act together.
Here the update check on a Win 7 x86 system finished in less than 10 minutes (Yay!). It found 12 new security updates (8 for Windows, 3 for .NET and 1 for IE).
All the updates seem to contain LDR versions only, just like last month. Even though updates for Vista still contain both GDR and LDR versions. Is MS slowly breaking Windows 7 on purpose?
While I cannot verify at the moment if I have those "patches" installed, I had to disable Windows Update entirely on my desktop Win7 PC because of what an infuriating, resource-hogging atrocity it is. Just why is it that open source software developers, such as those responsible for modern Linux distros, can create fast, lightweight updaters and package managers that simply WORK, and Microsoft with all their millions of dollars have their heads up their…
Good questions – and I have no answers.
WU/MU just completed checking for updates on a Win7 VM. Preliminary results were good with the process (and related svchost CPU spiking) finishing after about 30 minutes. Before last month's "magic bullet" WU/MU took over 3 hours.
Testing continues…
Absolutely correct. Almost everyone seems to be looking for a magic pill instead of using the correct procedure which is to install ALL updates including the recommended ones, after a reasonable delay and waiting period of few weeks after release. Woody is doing the research on behalf of everyone, there is no excuse for having any issues.
I'll install the update at midnight on thursday night and then do a windows update scan sunday at midnight. 🙂
That way I can relax and enjoy not dealing with the hustles and bustle of the painful windows update loop. But I'll keep my eyes peeled here to see if anything new comes up, but for now I shall let my PC have a little vacay from windows update.
I am following a very long thread (24 pages now) over at MS Community concerning this very problem.
One very knowledgeable 'Insider' (ThrashZone) suggested: "KB3153171 is a better manual install, KB3153199 is a patch for 3153171 it must be installed first".
Tonight, after stopping Windows Update in Services, I manually downloaded and installed KB3153199 (before reading the above – my bad!). It took around 20 mins all up including a restart, not that good really but I can't grumble as it's been much worse than that previously.
I then d/loaded and installed MRT and with a restart that took 32 mins. It seemed to take forever to just create a restore point and install, can't remember it taking this long before. Anyone else experience this or is it just my imagination?
I tested the update and it took 5 minutes on Beta to detect the updates and now downloading/installing them. 🙂
I'll install the update to my laptop on sunday and then install the updates. 🙂 Or perhaps I'll do it tonight to get it out of the way.
PC Cobbler
Oops, I spoke too soon. As soon as it installed the .NET upgrade, things slowed down to the usual non-action.
After reading the above comments, I'm not a bit surprised that Windows Update is taking FOREVER this morning. The latest check started at 22:00 last night and is STILL running at 08:45 this morning with NO RESULTS being shown, as of this time. Guess I'll try to shut it down manually and see what happens tonight.
KB3153199 manually downloaded/installed did the trick, that magical twist KB3145739 had performed in April but no longer did with May's patch Tuesdays.
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It's Patch Tuesday and you know what that means folks….it's Yosemite Sam time 🙂
I'm happy to say that Windows Update took about 40 minutes to complete it's check on a Win7 system with Office 2013 installed. What a pleasant surprise.
Did you try manually installing KB3153199 ?
Today after booting up when the Patch Tuesday patches should have come through, it failed to do its daily check for new updates (more than 24hrs since the last one) and the CPU stuck at 50%, which is exactly what happened last month – and the one before, so I though here we go again! However, on doing a manual check for updates – and expecting it to sit there for hours, it found 13 updates within 2 minutes and the CPU dropped to 1%! I haven't tried to download and install them yet of course, but so far, it's definitely an improvement.
I don't have GWX Control Panel mainly because having hidden the GWX icon and notification, it hasn't caused me any trouble. I am (of course) set to 'Tell me about updates but let me choose whether to download and install them' – which incidentally, it doesn't – I haven't seen a notification in the System Tray that 'Updates are available' since last Summer, but that's just another WU annoyance! What's more worrying though, is that there must be an awful lot of users relying on the Sys Tray notifications, that haven't updated for nearly a year!
I'm running Win7 and have installed KB3139852, 3138612, 3145739.
Once again, got 0x80244019 (aka 404 not found) instantly when checking for updates
"https://fe2.update.microsoft.com/v11/3/win7sp1/windowsupdate/selfupdate/wuident.cab" is missing from one of the load balance servers, or someone is deleting and re-adding the file.
Okay going to install the update tonight and scan for updates. 🙂 Woody the kernal update is gonna become the magic spell to help windows update go faster. 🙂
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Today (5/11/16) I updated the antivirus and antimalware programs in my old IBM T40 laptop with Win XP Pro on it and after getting off the WiFi, I saw that Windows Update had put the new May version of the Malicious software checker in the WU list.
This surprised me because I have no new May Windows Updates showing up yet on my Win 7 computer. Seems even XP gets better service than Win 7!
Win 7 Home Premium, x64, Intel i3-2120 3.3GHz, Groups B & L
So far installing KB3153199 has not solved the issue for me, windows update has been checking for updates for 1:30 hours now with no success.
I got a 40 minute wait for WU last night. This morning, it took about an hour to recheck, and an hour to download MSE definitions. (Identifying the virus definition to download took several seconds for MSE. Go figure.)
The support download link uses a WU standalone process, with the first part another (!) check for updates. I don't need that aggravation, so a reboot and use of WU's previously done search to get kb3153199. 50% CPU usage, no signs of network activity. Guess that's going to be normal for the while.
John W
I checked for updates manually today on my Win7-SP1 Pro 32-bit(x86) system, and the results came back in a reasonable 3-4 minutes 🙂
However, I did install the questionable kernel update patch last month(forgot the number). Until I did, I experienced the same slowdown reported by everyone else with April updates.
And you installed the kernal update for this month and got your may patch in 3-4 minutes am I right John W?
I CAN confirm KB3153199 fixed my problem! Highly recommended.
Basically the windows update taking forever problem appeared for the first time on this machine on 10 May and that KB fixed the problem.
I manually installed, restart machine, re-ran windows update and all the updates appeared correctly. They take a while to install but they are successful and you can see that things are 'moving', not stuck at 0%
My PC was up to date, it did not find updates since April. But this month it was searching for updates hours and hours and did not come to an end.
This is what I tried first without success:
(1) http://www.sevenforums.com/windows-updates-activation/347490-windows-7-update-stuck-checking-updates-3.html
Implementing KB3145739 manually did not help.
(2) http://www.computerworld.com/article/3067268/windows-pcs/the-shame-of-windows-update.html
Implementing manually the only missing KB3083710 did not help.
Implementing KB3153199 manually resolved the issue. Because the update seemed to be stuck again, I switched update settings from "Check for updates but let me choose whether to download and install them" to "Never check for updates (not recommended)".
Thanks for your help!
This evening quite by accident I discovered one *compelling* reason *NOT* to set WU to "never check". Thought I would share it, and possibly save someone else some grief.
When WU is set to "check but never download or install", then the results of an update check, whether manual *or* automatic, will be RETAINED when the WU Control Panel is closed out, and even across a reboot.
However, when WU is set to "never check", the results of a manual check for updates will be retained by the WU Control Panel *ONLY* as long as the WU Control Panel remains OPEN. Once the WU Control Panel is closed out, the results are DISCARDED.
This may not matter much when a WU update check takes only 10-15 min to complete. But when each WU update check is a 2+ hour ordeal, as it has been for me all day today, then this subtle difference becomes a Big Deal!
Quick update – no pun intended! Booted up today, and the CPU stuck at 50% again, so ran a manual check which took 9 mins and it 'found' the same updates as yesterday – which were there anyway, but the CPU has now gone down to 1%. I give up!!
AJ North
For Win 7, per the Internet Storm Center threat analysis for this Patch Tuesday, the IE Cumulative Update (KB3154070)was installed on 2016.05.10 (along with the monthly MSRT). The manual update scan took nearly an hour.
Since Tuesday, manual scans for updates to MSE have been taking two to three minutes (usual time about eight seconds), and downloading anywhere from ten minutes to an hour. After installing KB3153199, the complete update process took less than a minute.
All other updates are currently pending clearance from Woody & Susan Bradley.
Jane Northam
I'm on windows Vista Service Pack 2 64 bit and KB3153199 did it for me Megan. I had to stop windows automatic update and download the KB in standalone windows update. Once that had successfully downloaded and installed, perversely/bizarrely the automatic system then was able to find almost immediately the other updates, I didn't need to instigate the check- previously, the automatic update just wasn't checking for the updates I knew to be available. The same thing happened last month (April) and I sorted it then with 3145739. There is something fundamentally flawed in what is occurring but if it isn't an intentional ploy by Microsoft to get us all to upgrade, it is distinctly worrying. My thought is, if they can't get this right just how secure are we?
Very interesting. I hadn't noticed that before. Have you tried manually installing KB3153199?
Thomas Spero
Hi Woody,
Could you clear this up for me? I am a little confused after reading all the comments. I have Windows 7 with IE11. Which should be installed KB3153199, KB3139852, KB3138612,KB3145739? KB3139852 seems to have disappeared (maybe when I did Windows Update cleanup) as it is not on either list (hidden or installed). I believe I had it hidden. KB3153199 I don't show at all and does not come up for me when I check for updates. KB3138612 I have hidden. KB3145739 I have installed on 4/13/2106.
Thank you, TomS
Right now, don't install anything. We don't have enough info about the patches, and their problems – and, unless you use IE, there are no pressing patches that need to be installed right away. Wait until the MS-DEFCON level goes down. Er, up.
The one except is 3153199. See http://www.infoworld.com/article/3069693/microsoft-windows/windows-7-update-scans-taking-forever-kb-3153199-may-solve-the-problem.html
Yes, this is the observed behaviour by me as well.
However, please be aware that in some instances, after installing some, not all updates after a scan, the next view will show the remainder of the updates from the previous scan, which is not always the correct behaviour due to interdependencies between updates. Many times a new scan is required to update the list with the correct updates remaining. However, the negative side-effects are minor and can only generate update failures and no other major issues if the list of required updates is not refreshed by a new scan.
What about KB3156017 which has the same description as 3153199 – is that not needed to fix WU?
John W
Have not installed any May patches yet. Not even KB3153199. Just checking to see what was out there. All checks are running normally here on Win7 Pro 32bit(x86). Updates are set to manual. A different, seemingly unrelated patch resolved the slowdown for me last month.
But I did notice that I still have several low priority April security patches that I still have pending… KB3143693, KB3146706, KB3149090.
I was able to manually install 12 of the 13 updates to my Win7 SP1 machine, but only by installing them one at a time. The last one will not download or install – and it's KB3153199. That's the one that's causing all the hangs. When I hide it, I can download all the rest.
I hasten to add that on my machine I have IE disabled, so that is likely a factor.
Have you tried installing it manually?
How can I manually update without using Windows Update?
Follow the instructions in the article. You have to download the update and run it.
"when WU is set to "never check", the results of a manual check for updates will be retained by the WU Control Panel *ONLY* as long as the WU Control Panel remains OPEN. Once the WU Control Panel is closed out, the results are DISCARDED."
This is also what happens with my computer.
While it is annoying when the subsequent update takes a similarly long time as the prior one, I prefer that my Windows Update starts with a blank slate and re-checks everything afresh.
In the past few months I haven't had the hours-and-days-long-checking-of-WU experiences that some other people have had, rather for my computer it's been about 30-40 minutes (which is still far too long, though), and the entire process of checking/installing updates has definitely been time-consuming and annoying.
However, this side-effect of "never check" will not dissuade me from controlling the (ordinary) Windows Update process as far as I am able to, so I'll keep mine on "never check", come what may.
Further update: I installed KB3153199 yesterday (12th) and today after booting up, it did its check for updates and the CPU went down to 1% without any further intervention, so it does seem to be an essential update as far as WU is concerned. Until next time…
KB3115110 'Office Outlook 2007 Junk Email Filter' for Vista is taking forever to download and install.
OK, I have a problem on Windows Updates "clearing" KB3154070 Cum I.E. 11 after I finally downloaded and installed it through the "TechNet.Microsoft.Com site I use sometimes, especially for this large file each month.
So, I downloaded it and it showed record of installation, BUT, the Win Updates still shows it as a "due download". When I click on it and start a second download, I get the red error page and go through the routine of "fixing it" but it still show up again as a due download. In the past, it would eventually clear as a "due download"; not this time though.
I have KB3153199 installed. By the way, this month was one of the better months for quick downloads, except for getting rid of KB3154070.
More information on this strange WU session. I decided last night to try and download KB3154070 again, and maybe clear the "update status". It downloaded for a short period, and then was complete with a "second, maybe third" installation.
Problem is with that action, I lose any ability to use the internet??? So, a "system restore" is done to that time frame for the WU, and low and behold, the "windows update" for the KB returns.
It is now placed in "hidden updates", not sure what it will do, but it is out of my eyesight now. PAUL
Does not work for me. Added the KB to the MDT packages prior installing updates but keeps hanging on searching for updates.
The fix worked but you also need the KB3145739 to be installed together with the KB3153199 🙂
Was somebody trying to calculate how much waste of electricity / rise of temperature / carbon dioxide / harm to nature / not made USD by mining bitcoins instead / had Microsoft caused by this problem? Consuming 1 CPU core for a long time on such global scale such as all Win 7 machines at least 1 time before updates are made could be a huge sum.
See http://wu.krelay.de/en/ for an on-going effort by others to solve this issue. I had clean installed plain Windows 7 SP1 x64 Professional followed by the latest Windows Update client update KB3138612, the prerequisites for IE11 and IE11 and its latest update KB3154070. Then came KB3020369 followed by the KB3125574 roll-up. All this was done offline using only dism.exe on the cabinet versions of the updates. At that point I went online to use Windows Update search for updates and experienced the same endless-loop CPU hogging described here for many hours. Once I used dism.exe to apply the KB3145739 and KB3153199 updates followed by a restart, Windows Update succeeded within five minutes showing 27 important and 28 optional patches. Curiously versions of Windows Update client files in the KB3125574 roll-up (7.6.7601.23435) are newer than those of KB3138612 (7.6.7601.19161).
What you say is true ,so fed up with microsoft like updates are taking forever ,windows 10 is forcing itself on your pc like what the hell ,i thought it was suppose to be better as time goes but instead it's getting worse ,got so fed up that i tried Linux and i liked it at least linux gets better over time and unlike microsoft getting worse..
As of July 28, 2016 this no longer works either. It ran for 14 hours overnight and still no updates appear this morning. My internet speed was tested at around 250mb down and 150 up. It's a Windows 7 VM on VMWare esxi 5.5.
I hope to have an InfoWorld post out on this soon.
Scooby Doo
Me too Shaggy, same problem. Nothing works.
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I discovered that Win7 (Home) updates on my home computer not only took forever but actually would not run at all – until I set it to run automatically, not just to notify me when an update was available. (I prefer to be notified, so I can control the time of the update and not have it hogging resources in background when I am trying to do something. But if I want updates at all, this is no longer possible.) On the other hand, on my Win7 Pro 64-bit office computer, the updates have continued to run OK, and they are still set just to notify me, not to run automatically. So the version of Win7 seems to be the main difference (other than the hardware itself).
PKCanoDa Boss
We need the answers to several questions to try to help you.
1. When was the last time the computer updated? (Look in "View Update History")
2. What is the month of the last patch installed with the name "Security Monthly Quality Rollup for Windows"
3. Do you have any hidden updates? (Look in "View Hidden Updates")
4. At the bottom left of Windows Update, click on "Installed Updates." If you click on title in the bar at the top it will sort on the column that contains the name of the updates. Scroll down to the "Updates for Winndows" section. Are KB3172605 and KB3177467 installed?
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