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Panoramio Uploader --Where is it?
I can no longer find an app which allows me to upload a picture from my gallary to panoramio. Does anyone know how to do this?
The old app was named Panoramio Uploader by Google, and it worked great. I purchased a new phone with ICS (SG3), and I can no longer install this file. I can't even find it in the market.
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In the Play Store there is a new app "Easy Panoramio Upload". The main idea is the same but it's a lot easier to use and automatically finds the GPS location if you want.
The app costs 0.99usd and that's fine - it's preventing Panoramio from flooding it with low quality photos.Last edited by androex; 05-21-2013 at 03:20 AM.
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Certification Authority Guidance
Published: February 8, 2012
Updated: June 24, 2013
Applies To: Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2012 R2
A certification authority (CA) is responsible for attesting to the identity of users, computers, and organizations. The CA authenticates an entity and vouches for that identity by issuing a digitally signed certificate. The CA can also manage, revoke, and renew certificates.
A certification authority can refer to following:
An organization that vouches for the identity of an end user
A server that is used by the organization to issue and manage certificates
By installing the Certification Authority role service of Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS), you can configure your Windows server to act as a CA.
Before you install the CA role service, you should:
Plan a public key infrastructure (PKI) that is appropriate for your organization.
Install and configure a Hardware Security Module (HSM) according to the HSM vendor instructions, if you are planning to use one.
Create an appropriate CAPolicy.inf, if you want to modify the default installation settings.
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To ensure that your organization can take full advantage of your Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS) installation, you must plan the PKI deployment appropriately. You should determine how many CAs you will install and in what configuration before you install any CA. Creating an appropriate PKI design can be time consuming, but it is important for the success of your PKI.
For more information and resources, see PKI Design Guidance in Microsoft TechNet.
Using a hardware security module (HSM) can enhance the security of the CA and the PKI.
An HSM is a dedicated hardware device that is managed separately from the operating system. These modules provide a secure hardware store for CA keys, in addition to a dedicated cryptographic processor to accelerate signing and encrypting operations. The operating system utilizes the HSM through the CryptoAPI interfaces, and the HSM functions as a cryptographic service provider (CSP) device.
HSMs typically are PCI adapters, but they are also available as network-based appliances, serial devices, and USB devices. If an organization plans to implement two or more CAs, you can install a single network-based HSM and share it among multiple CAs.
To set up a CA by using an HSM, the HSM must be installed and configured before you set up any CAs with keys that will be stored on the HSM.
The CAPolicy.inf file is not required to install AD CS, but it can be used to customize the settings of the CA. The CAPolicy.inf file contains various settings that are used when installing a CA or when renewing the CA certificate. The CAPolicy.inf file must be created and stored in the %systemroot% directory (typically C:\Windows) for it to be used.
The settings that you include in the CAPolicy.inf file depend largely on the deployment type that you want to create. For example, a root CA might have a CAPolicy.inf file that looks like this:
[Version] Signature= "$Windows NT$" [Certsrv_Server] RenewalKeyLength=4096 RenewalValidityPeriod=Years RenewalValidityPeriodUnits=20 LoadDefaultTemplates=0
Whereas a CAPolicy.inf file for an enterprise that is issuing a CA might look like this:
[Version] Signature= "$Windows NT$" [PolicyStatementExtension] Policies = LegalPolicy, LimitedUsePolicy [LegalPolicy] OID = 184.108.40.206.184.108.40.206.1 URL = "http://www.contoso.com/pki/Policy/USLegalPolicy.asp" URL = "ftp://ftp.contoso.com/pki/Policy/USLegalPolicy.txt" [LimitedUsePolicy] OID = 18.104.22.168.22.214.171.124.2 URL = "http://www.contoso.com/pki/Policy/USLimitedUsePolicy.asp" URL = "ftp://ftp.contoso.com/pki/Policy/USLimitedUsePolicy.txt" LoadDefaultTemplates=0
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The following sections describe the configuration options that you will select after installing the CA binary installation files.
Enterprise CAs are integrated with Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS). They publish certificates and certificate revocation lists (CRLs) to AD DS. Enterprise CAs use information that is stored in AD DS, including user accounts and security groups, to approve or deny certificate requests. Enterprise CAs use certificate templates. When a certificate is issued, the enterprise CA uses information in the certificate template to generate a certificate with the appropriate attributes for that certificate type.
If you want to enable automated certificate approval and automatic user certificate enrollment, use enterprise CAs to issue certificates. These features are available only when the CA infrastructure is integrated with Active Directory. Additionally, only enterprise CAs can issue certificates that enable smart card sign-in, because this process requires that smart card certificates are mapped automatically to the user accounts in Active Directory.
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Members of the Enterprise Admins group have the appropriate permissions to install an enterprise CA. A local administrator who has been delegated Full Control permissions to the following container in the Configuration directory partition in Active Directory can also install an enterprise CA:
CN=Public Key Services,CN=Services,CN=Configuration,DC=<domainNC>
However, a member of Enterprise Admins or Domain Admins with Write permissions to the CN=Public Key Services location must run certutil -installdefaulttemplates . Further, the CA computer account must be added to the Cert Publishers and Pre-Windows 2000 Compatible Access groups to complete the configuration. |
Stand-alone CAs do not require AD DS, and they do not use certificate templates. If you use stand-alone CAs, all information about the requested certificate type must be included in the certificate request. By default, all certificate requests that are submitted to stand-alone CAs are held in a pending queue until a CA administrator approves them. You can configure stand-alone CAs to issue certificates automatically upon request, but this is less secure, and it is usually not recommended because the requests are not authenticated.
From a performance perspective, using stand-alone CAs with automatic issuance enables you to issue certificates at a faster rate than you can by using enterprise CAs. However, unless you are using automatic issuance, using stand-alone CAs to issue large volumes of certificates usually comes at a high administrative cost because an administrator must manually review and then approve or deny each certificate request. For this reason, stand-alone CAs are best used with public key security applications on extranets and on the Internet, when users do not have user accounts and when the volume of certificates to be issued and managed is relatively low
You must use stand-alone CAs to issue certificates when you are using a non-Microsoft directory service or when AD DS is not available. You can use both enterprise and stand-alone certification authorities in your organization, as explained in the following table.
Option | Enterprise CA | Standalone CA |
Publish certificates in Active Directory and use Active Directory to validate certificate requests. |
Yes |
No |
Take the CA offline. |
Not recommended |
Yes |
Configure the CA to issue certificates automatically. |
Yes |
Not recommended |
Allow administrators to approve certificate requests manually. |
Yes |
Yes |
Allow for the use of certificate templates. |
Yes |
No |
Authenticate requests to Active Directory. |
Yes |
No |
Enterprise and stand-alone CAs can be configured as root CAs or as subordinate CAs. Subordinate CAs can further be configured as intermediate CAs (also referred to as a policy CA) or issuing CAs
A root CA is the CA that is at the top of a certification hierarchy. It must be trusted unconditionally by clients in your organization. All certificate chains terminate at a root CA. Whether you use enterprise or stand-alone CAs, you need to designate a root CA.
Since the root CA is the top CA in the certification hierarchy, the Subject field of the certificate that is issued by a root CA has the same value as the Issuer field of the certificate. Likewise, because the certificate chain terminates when it reaches a self-signed CA, all self-signed CAs are root CAs. The decision to designate a CA as a trusted root CA can be made at the enterprise level or locally by the individual IT administrator.
A root CA serves as the foundation upon which you base your certification authority trust model. It guarantees that the subject's public key corresponds to the identity information shown in the subject field of the certificates it issues. Different CAs might also verify this relationship by using different standards; therefore, it is important to understand the policies and procedures of the root certification authority before choosing to trust that authority to verify public keys.
The root CA is the most important CA in your hierarchy. If your root CA is compromised, all CAs in the hierarchy and all certificates issued from it are considered compromised. You can maximize the security of the root CA by keeping it disconnected from the network and by using subordinate CAs to issue certificates to other subordinate CAs or to end users.
CAs that are not root CAs are considered subordinate. The first subordinate CA in a hierarchy obtains its CA certificate from the root CA. This first subordinate CA can use this key to issue certificates that verify the integrity of another subordinate CA. These higher subordinate CAs are referred to as intermediate CAs. An intermediate CA is subordinate to a root CA, but it serves as a higher certifying authority to one or more subordinate CAs.
An intermediate CA is often referred to as a policy CA because it is typically used to separate classes of certificates that can be distinguished by policies. For example, policy separation includes the level of assurance that a CA provides or the geographical location of the CA to distinguish different end-entity populations. A policy CA can be online or offline.
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It is not possible to convert a root CA to a subordinate CA, or vice versa. |
The private key is part of the CA identity, and it must be protected from compromise. Many organizations protect CA private keys by using a hardware security module (HSM). If an HSM is not used, the private key is stored on the CA computer. For more information, see Hardware Security Module (HSM) in Microsoft TechNet.
Offline CAs should be stored in secure locations and not connected to the network. Issuing CAs use their private keys when issuing certificates, so the private key must be accessible (online) while the CA is in operation. In all cases, the CA and its private key on the CA should be physically protected.
If you already have an existing private key that you want to use during installation, you can use the Existing Key screen to locate that key. You can use the Change button to modify the cryptographic provider, and optionally, the CA that you want to search for an existing key.
If you already have a certificate that contains the private key for the CA, you can use the Existing Certificate screen to locate it. You can use the Import button to open the Import Existing Certificate dialog box, and then locate your existing PKCS #12 file.
Selecting cryptographic options for a certification authority (CA) can have significant security, performance, and compatibility implications for that CA. Although the default cryptographic options may be suitable for most CAs, the ability to implement custom options can be useful to administrators and application developers with a more advanced understanding of cryptography and a need for this flexibility. Cryptographic options can be implemented by using cryptographic service providers (CSPs) or key storage providers (KSPs).
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When using an RSA certificate for a CA, ensure that the key length is at least 2048 bits. You must not attempt to use an RSA certificate below 1024 bits for the CA. The CA service (certsvc) will not start if an RSA key of less than 1024 bits is installed. |
CSPs are hardware and software components in Windows operating systems that provide generic cryptographic functions. CSPs can be written to provide a variety of encryption and signature algorithms.
KSPs can provide strong key protection for computers running Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008, Windows 8, Windows 7, or Windows Vista.
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When you select the provider, hash algorithm, and key length, you should carefully consider what cryptographic options the applications and devices that you intend to use will support. |
Allow administrator interaction when the private key is accessed by the CA is an option that is typically used with hardware security modules (HSMs). This allows the cryptographic provider to prompt the user for additional authentication when the private key of the CA is accessed. This option can be used to help prevent unapproved use of the CA and its private key by requiring the administrator to enter a password before every cryptographic operation.
The built-in cryptographic providers support specific key lengths and hash algorithms as described in the following table.
Cryptographic provider | Key lengths | Hash algorithm |
Microsoft Base Cryptographic Provider v1.0 |
Microsoft Base DSS Cryptographic Provider |
Microsoft Base Smart Card Crypto Provider |
Microsoft Enhanced Cryptographic Provider v1.0 |
Microsoft Strong Cryptographic Provider |
RSA#Microsoft Software Key Storage Provider |
DSA#Microsoft Software Key Storage Provider |
ECDSA_P256#Microsoft Software Key Storage Provider |
256 |
ECDSA_P384#Microsoft Software Key Storage Provider |
384 |
ECDSA_P521#Microsoft Software Key Storage Provider |
521 |
RSA#Microsoft Smart Card Key Storage Provider |
ECDSA_P256#Microsoft Smart Card Key Storage Provider |
256 |
ECDSA_P384#Microsoft Smart Card Key Storage Provider |
384 |
ECDSA_P521#Microsoft Smart Card Key Storage Provider |
521 |
Before you configure certification authorities (CAs) in your organization, you should establish a CA naming convention.
You can create a name by using any Unicode character, but you might want to use the ANSI character set if interoperability is a concern. For example, certain types of routers will not be able to use the Network Device Enrollment Service to enroll for certificates if the CA name contains special characters such as an underscore.
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If you use non-Latin characters (such as Cyrillic, Arabic, or Chinese characters), your CA name must contain fewer than 64 characters. If you use only non-Latin characters, your CA name can be no more than 37 characters in length. |
In Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS), the name that you specify when you configure a server as a CA becomes the common name of the CA, and this name is reflected in every certificate that the CA issues. For this reason, it is important that you do not use the fully qualified domain name for the common name of the CA. This way, malicious users who obtain a copy of a certificate cannot identify and use the fully qualified domain name of the CA to create a potential security vulnerability.
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The CA name should not be identical to the name of the computer (NetBIOS or DNS name). Also, you cannot change the name of a server after Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS) is installed without invalidating all the certificates that are issued by the CA. For additional considerations regarding CA names, see TechNet Wiki article: Considerations for Certification Authority (CA) Names. |
To change the server name after AD CS is installed, you must uninstall the CA, change the name of the server, reinstall the CA using the same keys and modify the registry to use the existing CA keys and database. You do not have to reinstall a CA if you rename a domain; however, you will have to reconfigure the CA to support the name change.
After a root certification authority (CA) has been installed, many organizations will install one or more subordinate CAs to implement policy restrictions on the public key infrastructure (PKI) and to issue certificates to end clients. Using at least one subordinate CA can help protect the root CA from unnecessary exposure. When you install a subordinate CA, you must obtain a certificate from the parent CA.
If the parent CA is online, you can use the Send a certificate request to a parent CA option, and select the parent CA by CA name or computer name.
If the parent CA is offline, you should use the Save a certificate request to file on the target machine option. The procedure for this will be unique to the parent CA. At a minimum, the parent CA should provide a file that contains the subordinate CA's newly issued certificate, preferably its full certification path.
If you get a subordinate CA certificate that does not include the full certification path, the new subordinate CA that you install must be able to build a valid CA chain when it starts. Do the following to create a valid certification path:
Install the parent CA's certificate in the Intermediate Certification Authorities certificate store of the computer if the parent CA is not a root CA.
Install the certificates of any other intermediate CA in the chain.
Install the certificate of the root CA into the Trusted Root Certification Authorities store.
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These certificates should be installed in the certificate store before you install the CA certificate on the subordinate CA you have just set up. |
Certificate-based cryptography uses public-key cryptography to protect and sign data. Over time, attackers could obtain data that was protected with the public key and attempt to derive the private key from it. Given enough time and resources, this private key could be compromised, effectively rendering all protected data unprotected. Also the names that are guaranteed by a certificate may need to be changed over time. Because a certificate is a binding between a name and a public key, when either of these change, the certificate should be renewed.
Every certificate has a validity period. After the end of the validity period, the certificate is no longer considered an acceptable or usable credential.
CAs cannot issue certificates that are valid beyond their own validity period. A best practice is to renew the CA certificate when half of its validity period is expired. When installing a CA, you should plan this date and ensure that it is recorded as a future task.
As in many databases, the certification authority's database is a file on the hard drive. In addition to this file, other files serve as the transaction logs, and they receive all modifications to the database before the changes are made. Because these files may be accessed frequently and simultaneously, it is best to keep the database and transaction logs on separate hard drives or high-performance disk configurations, such as striped volumes.
The location of the certificate database and log files are kept in the following registry location:
The registry contains following values:
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You can move the certificate database and log files after installation. For information, see article 283193in the Microsoft Knowledge Base. |
After a root or subordinate CA is installed, you must configure the Authority Information Access (AIA) and CRL distribution point (CDP) extensions before the CA issues any certificates. The AIA extension specifies where to find up-to-date certificates for the CA. The CDP extension specifies where to find up-to-date CRLs that are signed by the CA. These extensions apply to all certificates that are issued by that CA.
Configuring these extensions ensures that this information is included in each certificate that the CA issues so that it is available to all clients. This ensures that PKI clients experience the least possible number of failures due to unverified certificate chains or certificate revocations, which can result in unsuccessful VPN connections, failed smart card sign-ins, or unverified email signatures.
As a CA administrator, you can add, remove, or modify CRL distribution points and the locations for CDP and AIA certificate issuance. Modifying the URL for a CRL distribution point only affects newly issued certificates. Previously issued certificates will continue to reference the original location, which is why you should establish these locations before your CA distributes any certificates.
Consider these guidelines when you configure CDP extension URLs:
Avoid publishing delta CRLs on offline root CAs. Because you do not revoke many certificates on an offline root CA, a delta CRL is probably not needed.
Adjust the default LDAP:/// and HTTP:// URL locations on the Extensions tab of the certification authority's Properties Extension tab according to your needs.
Publish a CRL on an HTTP Internet or extranet location so that users and applications outside the organization can perform certificate validation. You can publish the LDAP and HTTP URLs for CDP locations to enable clients to retrieve CRL data with HTTP and LDAP.
Remember that Windows clients always retrieve the list of URLs in sequential order until a valid CRL is retrieved.
Use HTTP CDP locations to provide accessible CRL locations for clients running non-Windows operating systems.
Note |
For more information about CRLs and delta CRLs, see Configuring Certificate Revocation. |
Windows PowerShell and certutil
support variable numbers (preceded by a percent (%) sign) to help in publishing CDP and AIA locations. The CA's Properties Extension tab supports bracketed variables. The following table equates the variables between the interfaces and describes their meanings.
Variable | Extensions tab name | Description |
%1 |
<ServerDNSName> |
The DNS name for the CA computer. If connected to a DNS domain, it is the fully qualified domain name; otherwise, it is the hostname of the computer. |
%2 |
<ServerShortName> |
The NetBIOS name of the CA server |
%3 |
<CaName> |
The name of the CA |
%4 |
<CertificateName> |
This allows each additional revision of the certificate to have a unique suffix. |
%4 |
None |
Not used |
%6 |
<ConfigurationContainer> |
The location of the configuration container in Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) |
%7 |
<CATruncatedName> |
The name of the CA truncated to 32 characters with a hash at the end |
%8 |
<CRLNameSuffix> |
This inserts a suffix on the file name when publishing a CRL to a file or URL location. |
%9 |
<DeltaCRLAllowed> |
When a delta CRL is published, this replaces the CRLNameSuffix variable with a separate suffix to distinguish the delta CRL from the CRL. |
%10 |
<CDPObjectClass> |
The object class identifier for CRL distribution points, which is used when publishing to an LDAP URL. |
%11 |
<CAObjectClass> |
The object class identifier for a CA, which is used when publishing to an LDAP URL. |
The AIA extension tells the client computers where they can find the certificate to be verified. This allows the client to confirm whether the certificate can be trusted.
You can configure the AIA extension by using the Certification Authority interface, Windows PowerShell, or the certutil
command. The following table describes the options that you can use with the AIA extension by using these methods.
Interface check box name | Windows PowerShell parameter | Certutil value |
Include in the AIA extension of issued certificate |
-AddToCertificateAia |
2 |
Include in the online certificate status protocol (OCSP) extension |
-AddToCertificateOcsp |
32 |
The examples in this section for publishing the AIA extension represent the following scenario:
The domain name is corp.contoso.com.
There is a web server named App1 in the domain.
App1 has a shared folder named PKI that allows the CA Read and Write permissions.
App1 has a DNS CNAME of www and a shared virtual directory named PKI.
The first protocol that client computers should use for the AIA information is HTTP.
The second protocol that client computers should use for the AIA information is LDAP.
The CA that is being configured is an online issuing CA.
OCSP is not in use.
The interface uses the variables and check box names that are described in the previous tables. You can access the interface through the Certification Authority interface. From the contents pane, right-click the CA, click Properties, and then click Extensions. In Select extension, click Authority Information Access (AIA).
Figure 1 AIA extension menu
The locations and settings configured in the user interface are as follows:
Include in the AIA extension of issued certificates
Include in the AIA extension of issued certificates
ldap:///CN=<CATruncatedName>,CN=AIA,CN=Public Key Services,CN=Services,<ConfigurationContainer><CAObjectClass>
Include in the AIA extension of issued certificates
Include in the AIA extension of issued certificates
The following Windows PowerShell commands can be used to configure the AIA extension for the given scenario:
$aialist = Get-CAAuthorityInformationAccess; foreach ($aia in $aialist) {Remove-CAAuthorityInformationAccess $aia.uri -Force}; Add-CAAuthorityInformationAccess -AddToCertificateAia http://www.contoso.com/pki/%1_%3%4.crt Add-CAAuthorityInformationAccess -AddToCertificateAia file://\\App1.corp.contoso.com\pki\%1_%3%4.crt Add-CAAuthorityInformationAccess -AddToCertificateAia "ldap:///CN=%7,CN=AIA,CN=Public Key Services,CN=Services,%6%11"
Note |
The following certutil
command can be used to configure the AIA extension for the given scenario:
certutil -setreg CA\CACertPublicationURLs "1:C:\Windows\system32\CertSrv\CertEnroll\%1_%3%4.crt\n2:http://www.contoso.com/pki/%1_%3%4.crt\n1:file://\\App1.corp.contoso.com\pki\%1_%3%4.crt\n2:ldap:///CN=%7,CN=AIA,CN=Public Key Services,CN=Services,%6%11"
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The CDP extension tells client computers where they can find the most recent CRL, so the client can confirm that a particular certificate has not been revoked.
You can configure the CDP extension by using the Certification Authority interface, Windows PowerShell, or the certutil
command. The following table describes the options that you can use with the CDP extension by using these methods.
Interface check box name | Windows PowerShell parameter | Certutil value |
Publish CRLs to this location |
-PublishToServer |
1 |
Include in all CRLs. (Specifies where to publish in Active Directory when publishing manually.) |
-AddToCrlCdp |
8 |
Include in CRLs. (Clients use this to find the delta CRL locations.) |
-AddToFreshestCrl |
4 |
Include in the CDP extension of issued certificates. |
-AddToCertificateCdp |
2 |
Publish Delta CRLs to this location. |
-PublishDeltaToServer |
64 |
Include in the IDP extension of issued CRLs. |
-AddToCrlIdp |
128 |
Note |
The Issuing Distribution Point (IDP) extension is used by non-Windows clients to verify certificate revocation. The IDP extension allows partitioned CRLs to be deployed when using third-party CAs. Partitioned CRLs allow a third-party CA to publish CRLs with only specific certificate types within each CRL. For example, you can have separate CRLs for end certificates versus CA certificates. Specifically, the following options can be set in the IDP:
If you are allowing delta CRL publishing to an Internet Information Services (IIS) web server, you must modify the default IIS configuration by setting allowDoubleEscaping=true of the requestFiltering element in the system.web section of the IIS configuration. For example, if you want to allow double escaping for the PKI virtual directory of the default Web site on IIS, run the following command on the IIS web server: appcmd set config "Default Web Site/pki" -section:system.webServer/security/requestFiltering -allowDoubleEscaping:true
. For more information, see AD CS: Web server should allow URI containing the "+" character to enable publishing of delta CRLs.
The examples in this section for publishing the CDP extension represent the following scenario:
The domain name is corp.contoso.com.
There is a web server named App1 in the domain.
App1 has a shared folder named PKI that allows the CA Read and Write permissions.
App1 has a DNS CNAME of www and a shared virtual directory named PKI.
The first protocol that client computers should use for the CDP information is HTTP.
The second protocol that client computers should use for the CDP information is LDAP.
The CA that is being configured is an online issuing CA.
IDP is not in use.
The interface uses the variables and check box names that are described in the previous tables. You can access the interface through the Certification Authority interface. From the contents pane, right-click the CA, click Properties, and then click Extensions. In Select extension, click CRL Distribution Point (CDP).
Figure 2 CDP extension menu
The locations and settings configured in the interface are as follows:
Publish CRLs to this location
Publish delta CRLs to this location
Publish CRLs to this location
Include in CRLs. Clients use this to find delta CRL locations.
Include in the CDP extension of issued certificates
Include in CRLs. Clients use this to find delta CRL locations.
Publish CRLs to this location
Publish Delta CRLs to this location
Publish CRLs to this location
ldap:///CN=<CATruncatedName><CRLNameSuffix>,CN=<ServerShortName>,CN=CDP,CN=Public Key Services,CN=Services,<ConfigurationContainer><CDPObjectClass>
Include in all CRLs. Specifies where to publish in the Active Directory when publishing manually.
Include in the CDP extension of certificates
Include in all CRLs. Specifies where to publish in the Active Directory when publishing manually.
The following Windows PowerShell commands are used to configure the CDP extension for the given scenario:
$crllist = Get-CACrlDistributionPoint; foreach ($crl in $crllist) {Remove-CACrlDistributionPoint $crl.uri -Force}; Add-CACRLDistributionPoint -Uri C:\Windows\System32\CertSrv\CertEnroll\%3%8%9.crl -PublishToServer -PublishDeltaToServer Add-CACRLDistributionPoint -Uri http://www.contoso.com/pki/%3%8%9.crl -AddToCertificateCDP -AddToFreshestCrl Add-CACRLDistributionPoint -Uri file://\\App1.corp.contoso.com\pki\%3%8%9.crl -PublishToServer -PublishDeltaToServer Add-CACRLDistributionPoint -Uri "ldap:///CN=%7%8,CN=%2,CN=CDP,CN=Public Key Services,CN=Services,%6%10" -AddToCrlCdp -AddToCertificateCdp
Note |
If you use Windows PowerShell to add CDP paths, existing paths remain in place. The first Windows PowerShell command in the example removes all the existing paths. For more information about using Windows PowerShell to remove CDP paths, see Remove-CACrlDistributionPoint. |
The following certutil
command configures the CDP extension for the given scenario:
certutil -setreg CA\CRLPublicationURLs "65:C:\Windows\system32\CertSrv\CertEnroll\%3%8%9.crl\n6:http://www.contoso.com/pki/%3%8%9.crl\n65:file://\\App1.corp.contoso.com\pki\%3%8%9.crl\n10:ldap:///CN=%7%8,CN=%2,CN=CDP,CN=Public Key Services,CN=Services,%6%10"
Note |
To publish the CRL, you can run the command certutil -crl
on the CA from Windows PowerShell or a command prompt run as administrator. For more information about CRL configuration and publishing, see Configuring Certificate Revocation.
To verify the CA configuration, you can run the following commands from Windows PowerShell or a from a Command Prompt window:
Command | Description |
Certutil -CAInfo |
Shows the status of the names, locale, object identifiers (OIDs), and CRLs for the CA. |
Certutil -getreg |
Displays the CA registry configuration. |
Certutil -ADCA |
Confirms the configuration of enterprise CAs. |
You can use the Enterprise PKI View (PKIView.msc) tool to check your AIA and CDP publication configurations. For more information, see the Enterprise PKI.
You can also use the Online Responder role service to check certificate revocation. For more information about Online Responder, see Online Responder Installation, Configuration, and Troubleshooting Guide.
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by Nikki Cooper, mother of Jimmy Vanlandingham
I lived in Havelock, North Carolina, when I delivered my son Jimmy, May, 2011. He was a perfectly healthy baby and the next day we were discharged from the hospital. Ten days later my Mom noticed something was wrong with him; the whites of his eyes were yellow. On the eleventh day he stopped eating his bottles and didn't sleep as much as he had before. I knew this was not normal -- he had always slept.
I was told to take him to the emergency room at the hospital in New Bern by the pediatrician. The hospital did several tests, including checking his stomach and taking blood samples. I noticed he didn't stop bleeding after they pricked his foot for blood and informed the nurses about this, they took him again to do more tests. Thirty minutes went by and I went looking for my child, that's when I saw the nurses were trying to get blood from his arm and he wasn't even reacting to the pain.
The doctor told me that JJ was very sick and needed to be flown to Duke immediately. His blood would not clot and the results from the liver tests had come back abnormal. Once Duke arrived they had to change plans and fly him to Greenville to give him platelets to help him start to clot and continue to fly on to Duke Hospital.
My Mom and I drove three hours to Duke and when I was able to see him I was really scared. He looked very sick, he had all kinds of tubes, wires, and bandages on him and he wasn't alert. My baby looked very different than just the day before, he didn't look like my child. His father immediately flew down to see him from Rhode Island, this was the first time he had seen his baby boy, it was very heartbreaking.
Many different doctors and nurses came to see JJ and try to figure out what was wrong with my son. The medical staff at Duke was very nice and made sure I was informed with everything they were doing. I can't remember who it was that told me first, but I'll never forget the words, "He is in liver failure and needs a liver transplant."
The doctors in Duke's Pediatric Intensive Care Unit made sure me and my family understood what was going on all along the way. We sat down and they explained that Jimmy needed to have a liver transplant, immediately. He was placed on the liver transplant list right away and then they spoke to us about living donor options. I wanted to donate my liver, but I couldn't because it was too early from post-op delivery. His father who is a United States Marine recruiter couldn't do it, he had to fly back to Rhode Island for work and couldn't take time off for surgery. My Dad wasn't the right blood type and my 16 year old brother was too young.
My mom was the right blood type and she volunteered to begin testing to see if she would be a good match to donate. Our family talked about it and decided she would be the best candidate to try and donate.
The next day she went through all day testing to see if she was healthy enough to be a living donor. The doctor told us that she was a perfect match for JJ's liver transplant so the very next day they both went into surgery. The day of surgery my family prayed and waited, and nine hours later, after surgery, the doctor came and told us that everything went fine. Later that day my Dad told me that they had to resuscitate Jimmy during surgery, his heart had stopped beating. The next day after surgery the doctor's told me that JJ was not recovering well from the transplant. My mother's recovery was going very good, but JJ's kidney's didn't start working and he was filling up with fluid. His kidneys were not filtering out the fluid in J and he started swelling up, he was not urinating … this was not normal.
JJ continued to retain more fluid, his eyes were hardly visible and his skin became very tight. The doctor's told me it was the HSV virus that originally caused this problem with his liver and now his kidneys were not responding to the medication. I was told that he was too young for dialysis; they were willing to try some other medication as a last resort. The family was called together and a chaplain held a vigil for him there at the hospital. We prayed as a family for God to give us strength to handle whatever was about to come our way. The doctor's had already told us that JJ may not make it much longer if his kidneys did not start working.
Later that same night, my Dad stayed by JJ and prayed and cried over my son for more than 45 minutes. After what seemed like years, when he finally opened his eyes he noticed that JJ had started urinating. Little by little, we saw better and better things happening; he started interacting with us and could look at a toy mobile hung above his bed. The medical staff at Duke called him a miracle baby.
Once JJ was moved to a different room and put on a CPAP machine, his dad was able to hold his son for the first time ever. It was amazing to see!
We did therapy. He was tube feeding. I could bathe him, I could hold him, and he interacted with us without worry he would get too excited.
After staying at Duke for more than one month, we were finally able to go home. My dad and I had to learn how to replace the feeding tube into JJ's stomach three times before we could leave the hospital. I had to learn about all the different medication he was to take twice a day and go through special infant care before I could bring him home. It was hard and scary for me. JJ was two months old once I could bring him home; he had only been two weeks old when he had his transplant surgery.
If you look at him now, you would not know anything was ever wrong with him. He is a healthy happy 10 month old baby who loves to smile and brings such joy to my life and hope to other people who were supporting us throughout everything we went through. He is able to use a baby bottle now, eat regular baby food and enjoys watching SpongeBob on tv.
I now live in Rhode Island and love every moment with him. I wouldn't change a thing; he is a bundle of joy. A friend of mine said one time, "I don't know how you do it -- it's a lot of work!". It's really not --I remind myself that I can do it and it has become normal to me. JJ is here for a reason.
My personal experience: I didn't know how to react to all this at first, so I distanced myself from him. My advice to other parents is to be there with your child and just let them know you love them. Even if they can't talk back to you, they do know you are there for them. Keep praying, have faith and never give up hope. Everything happens for a reason!
By Carla Cooper, grandmother of Jimmy Vanlandingham
This experience touched a lot of people's lives. It was a very spiritual, personal, and emotional event for our family. My husband probably endured more than we really realize. He was there for our grandson after surgery and he was there taking care of me during my recovery.
I learned so much about the importance of living donors, how the liver works and how this kind of event can draw a family closer to each other. You certainly gain a different opinion on what is really important in your life.
I believe any mother, if given the opportunity, would do what I did. I can't take credit for being a "hero" or saving someone's life, I can only say that God helped me and my family through a very difficult time.
The recovery process for me wasn't easy, but I did recovery well and was back to work in six weeks. I haven't had to go back to the hospital for any health related complications.
People at Duke are amazing. I was completely at ease with what I went through, they made sure I knew what I needed to know and gave me the utmost respect. The medical staff at Duke are very caring and empathetic to the situation.


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11 comments:
- CraftyGal
I'm so sorry for your loss. I'll be sending thoughts and prayers your way.
- May 15, 2012 at 9:41 AM
- sewVery
I am so sorry. I've been in your shoes myself many times, and it does get better with time. Be strong. Prayers are being sent!
- May 15, 2012 at 9:42 AM
- Our Pinteresting Family
I'm so very sorry, Kayla. I am thinking of you and your family. Megan
- May 15, 2012 at 9:52 AM
- Rogene Robbins
I'm so sorry Kayla. Prayers for you and your family as you deal with this loss.
- May 15, 2012 at 10:00 AM
Oh, dear Kayla, I am so sorry about this loss. My daughter had a misscarriage two weeks ago. It really hurts. Praying for you!
- May 15, 2012 at 10:43 AM
- Shasta @ intheoldroad
What a terrible thing for you to go thru...esp. on mother's day. I've been there and it IS very scary. Take care of yourself and REST...you've been through alot.
God bless you and your family,
Shasta - May 15, 2012 at 12:04 PM
- Magda E.
So sorry to hear about it Kayla, it happened to me with my first pregnancy... I know how much it hurt especially because it took me years to get pregnant, and yes, time helps... love from me to you
- May 15, 2012 at 3:36 PM
- Cherry's Prairie Primitives
My heart goes out to you, try to get plenty of rest and take care of yourself. Warm blessings for your family.
- May 15, 2012 at 4:41 PM
- Ladies Holiday
So, so, so sorry. Prayers to you and your family.
- May 15, 2012 at 6:13 PM
- Heather Kaluf
I am so incredibly sorry for your loss. You telling me the story keeps playing over in my head. I am still in shock! I just never thought this would ever happen to you and Chris. As I have told you before, I wish I could take your pain away. It has to be the hardest thing ever for anyone to go through. Andrew and I send prayers to your family! Your truly a best friend of mine and I want you know we are here for you if you need anything.
<3 always
Heather (& Andrew) - May 15, 2012 at 6:21 PM
- Sarah
Sending healing prayers your way :)
- May 16, 2012 at 8:07 PM


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Sissi Holidays
Sissi Holidays at a glance
Only 30 minutes from Aghios Nikolaos and situated between Malia and Milatos, this small resort offers an excellent choice for a slow relaxing paced holiday with its pretty harbour and narrow streets filled with small shops. Sissi remains an unspoilt and uncommercialised resort.
Who holidays in Sissi?
Holidays in Sissi are very much suited for couple & families seeking relaxation in tranquil surroundings.
Sissi Holidays - Things to see
Samaria Gorges: Crete has the longest gorge in Europe and second in the world to the Grand Canyon. You get to it by a ferry and you stop on your way at a village called Lutra, only accessible by boat. The gorge cuts through the White Mountains. Apart from its beauty, the gorge is teeming with wildlife and there are incredible wildflowers during spring.
Knossos Palace: This palace, in a beautiful site just 5 km southeast of Heraklion, is the most magnificent and evocative of Crete's Minoan sites. Admission is around 6 Euros, 4 Euros students with official ID and people of 65 or over. Apr to mid-Oct, open daily 8am-8pm. Mid-Oct to Mar, open from Mon-Fri 8am-5pm; Sat-Sun 8:30am-3pm.
Knossos and Museum: Gain an insight into the history of Crete with this tour of Knossos Palace and the Heraklion Museum
The Archaeological Museum in Heraklion: It is famous for its huge Minoan collection. Opening times: April to mid-October: Tuesday to Sunday 8am-8 pm / Monday 12.30-8 pm. Mid - October to March: closes daily at 5 pm. Around 10 Euros for adults and 6 Euros for students with official ID and people of 65 and over.
Chania Area: Stroll through the streets of the old town that is an intact neighbourhood of the original Venetian buildings. The fortifications date from the 13th century. There is an archaeological and a naval museum, as well as the Historical Archives of Crete. Its picturesque Venetian Harbour is also well worth to visit.
Spinalonga Island: Made famous as the setting of the film 'who pays the ferryman?' Thousands of visitors come here every year to see the ruins of the Venetian Fortress and Leper colony. You take a boat ride over and you are given plenty of time to explore the island. It is a great place to enjoy a barbecue of real Greek food and have a swim in the beautiful water before heading back. A very relaxing day out.
Things to do on a Holiday in Sissi
Popular activities during holidays in Sissi include:-
- Jet skiing
- Scuba diving
- Windsurfing
- Rock climbing
- Paragliding
- Walking and hiking
- Cycling
Fun Excursions while on Sissi Holidays
Make your holidays to Sissi extra special by booking one of our wonderful excursions, we have a range of excursions that have been selected to cater for everyone's interests. Some of our most popular excursions are:-
Spinalonga: This one is for the sailors and sun lovers amongst you. Interested? Then come along with us to the haunting island of Spinalonga, an old Leper Colony!
Chrissi Island: An exceptional day to a tropical paradise set in the crystal clear waters of the Libyan sea. Sunbathe on the wondrous beaches of unusual coloured sand.
Unknown Crete: Travel through unspoilt villages where donkeys still travel the roads. Visit a local winery and see how wine is made with the chance to sample and buy.
Cretan Night: If you love food, drink and dancing, then you will love this night out. As you enter the venue, the Cretan lifestyle takes over as the evening is given to plenty of eating, drinking and merry making as only the Greeks know how.
Knossos: If you visit Crete and do not see the ancient palace of Knossos is compares to visiting Egypt and not seeing the pyramids. This is where European civilisation began with the dazzling Mineon people.
Jeep Safari: Travel off the beaten track through traditional mountain villages - a real chance to see a taste of real Greece.
Beach Party: Join your Olympic Reps on your very own sandy beach for an afternoon of partying in the sun! An hour and half free bar will get you in the mood to join in some wild and wicket games.
For further information and to secure your place on all the above exciting days and nights out, see your Olympic representative in the resort. The best time to book would be at the Welcome Get Together on the day after arrival.
Getting Around on Sissi Holidays
Boat: Several boats operate on day trips to offshore islands or isolated beaches as well as to the enchanting island of Santorini.
Bus: Public buses remain a solid possibility for seeing much of Crete. They're inexpensive, relatively frequent, and connect to all but the most isolated villages. The downside is that the schedules are not always the most convenient for travellers with limited time. Certainly you can take them between all major resorts and towns.
Taxi: Taxis are reasonable if two or three people are sharing a trip to a site; no place on Crete is more than a day's round-trip from Heraklion.
Car: An excellent way of getting around during Sissi holidays, car hire gives you complete flexibility as well as the ability to see more of the island.
Sissi Holidays Shopping
Popular purchases for those taking Crete holidays include:-
- Tsikoudia or Raki local high street spirit
- Traditional woven fabrics, Cretan Rugs and Blankets
- Locally produced Olive Oil
- Ceramics
- Silverware.
Sissi Holidays - Beaches
Malia has a good choice of sandy beaches. These range from the busy Dolphin and Agapi beaches at the bottom of Beach Road where you'll find sun loungers and watersports - to the larger and quieter Tropical, a popular choice with families. All conveniently offer snacks and drinks.
The beach in Malia is just the coolest place to be in the day time. There are also 3 or 4 Watersports centres.
Stalis has a vast expanse of beautiful sandy beach. It is a short taxi ride from Hersonissos. It can be a little crowded during the summer months but will give you a change of scenery and there are lots of amenities close at hand.
Preveli beach in Rethymnon is one of the most attractive of the island. It boasts crystal clear waters and many palm trees. Follow the river beds of Kourtaliotis River, which ends up at Preveli beach forming natural pools of river water among the boulders.
Weather and climate information
Max Temp C | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct |
East Crete | 16 | 19 | 23 | 25 | 25 | 23 | 20 |
London | 13 | 16 | 20 | 22 | 21 | 19 | 13 |
Sunshine Hours | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct |
East Crete | 7 | 9 | 11 | 12 | 11 | 9 | 6 |
London | 5 | 6 | 7 | 6 | 6 | 5 | 3 |
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Malcom Armstead walked on from Oregon and had to sit out last year only to thrive in 2013. 7-footer Ehimen Orupke went through every logistical hurdle with the NCAA to finally make an impact for Wichita State in his senior year. Carl Hall was granted a sixth year of eligibility by the NCAA after a heart condition sidelined him for a stint in junior college. And Demetric Williams will leave school as the winningest player in Shocker history with 105 wins.
And all of them will be celebrated together on Senior Night against Evansville, Wednesday night. Tip off set for 7 p.m.
A win will give them a share of the Missouri Valley Conference regular season title. If Creighton loses to Bradley, then the Shockers win it outright. The four seniors would be integral parts of possible back to back MVC Championships.
Armstead led the team with 20 points in their latest win, a 94-79 decision over Detroit Saturday in the final Bracket Buster game for the Shockers. The one-off game is going away after this season. It was all part of a five game win streak for Wichita State that has them playing at one of their best stretches of the season.
The Shockers are receiving 35 votes in the latest Associated Press Poll, 12 in the Coaches Poll, but haven't been back in the Top-25 rankings since they slipped out during their three-game slide.
Hall has been impressive all season, leading the team in double doubles and rebounds. Williams has been a uniting force for the team, keeping them together during that three-game slide, but no one has been as impressive as Armstead. On top of the 20 he scored against Detroit, he had 18 against Indiana State, he's score 40 points over the last three games combined. He hasn't had a single digit output in that time.
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BOULDER, Colo. – The USA Rugby 2012 Men's Collegiate All-America Sevens teams have been announced. Thirty-six players were selected as First Team, Second Team and Honorable Mention All-Americans by the Sevens staff, led by Tony Pacheco, head coach of the Men's Collegiate All-American Sevens.
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Forty-six hopefuls are in the All American camp in Houston this weekend, sweating under the scorching Texas sun in the hopes of earning their way onto the traveling roster for the August tour of Ireland.
BOULDER, Colo. – The coach that will help develop the next generation of Olympic rugby hopefuls has been named by USA Rugby. Tony Pacheco will coach the USA Rugby Men's Collegiate All-American Sevens team and work to prepare the athletes for the demands of senior international rugby.
With the inclusion of seven-a-side rugby in the 2016 Summer Olympics, USA Rugby has prioritized the development of sevens athletes in order to prepare Team USA for Rio 2016 and the preceding qualification process.
Pacheco had an excellent playing career as a USA Under-19, was a standout at Kentwood Rugby Club, and a member of The Olympic Club. Pacheco followed his playing career with an impressive sevens coaching record as an assistant at Old Puget Sound Beach and head coach at Central Washington University.
The new coach looks forward to the opportunity to work with the best men's college rugby athletes in the country and will prepare the team to compete in the Emirates Airline USA Rugby Men's All-Star Sevens National Championships from August 17-19 at the Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, Calif.
Pacheco scouted the Collegiate Rugby Championship Invitational in Philadelphia, Pa. last weekend (June 2-3) and will attend the Men's Collegiate All-American camp in Houston in June, and work with collegiate rugby coaches around the country to identify players for the team.
"I'm looking for players who play unselfishly, create space for their teammates, and make their teammate look like the All-American," said Pacheco of the attributes he's seeking in an All-American Sevens athlete.
The role the new coach will play within the high performance pathway is crucial and working with other elite level coaches such as Salty Thompson with the High School All-Americans, Scott Lawrence with the Junior All-Americans, Matt Sherman the head coach of the All-American fifteens team, and Alexander Magleby the USA Men's Eagle Sevens head coach, is key to success.
Magleby was the CAA7s Head Coach last year and since that time, three of the players on that team (Duncan Kelm, Rocco Mauer, and Will Holder) have either been invited to a National Team camp or earned an international sevens cap for the USA, a positive indication for the program moving forward.
Coordinating and aligning the Xs and Os on the field is important, but equally important is having a similar culture and similar expectations on and off the field. In that regard, Pacheco will work very closely with the National Team coaches to ensure players have a clear sense of what they need to do if they hope to wear the red, white, and blue at the senior international level.


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Originally Posted by CycloneErik Maybe because he played before most posters were born. I remember watching him play at ISU. He was fantastic, one of my all time favorites.
As a kid born and raised in Ames I remember hearing his name - but sadly too young to have memories built in.
Originally Posted by cyhiphopp I was a Jazz fan because of Hornacek, Stockton, and Malone. Too bad for them that they peaked when MJ was peaking as well. Yes, I was Jazz fan too. With that trio I was nearly unstoppable in NBA Jam because I shoot so many threes.
Jeff turned me into a Cyclone Fanatic. It wasn't Johnny Orr, and I will give Jeff Grayer some credit on this one also. I think Jeff Grayer was an amazing player, too bad what happened to his knee. I love Johnny Orr, but those first teams of his were really amazing over-achievers. Jeff was a walk-on. I was one of the few people that thought he was completely over-looked in the NBA draft. I watched lots of the NCAA tourney that year, and I didn't see any guards that were any better than Jeff, most were painful to watch compared to him, even the highly rated ones. He had great court vision, and made so few mental mistakes.
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Originally Posted by BringBackJohnny I don't remember Jeff at ISU and was not even born yet but that does not mean it didn't happen. He played against MJ in the NBA Finals I thought more kids would remember that. Many were 3 or younger during those Finals.
Since we are an elite team now, let's go get that One Cyclone Moment. Make this one for the ages! http://rememberingdoria.wordpress.com/
Originally Posted by CycloneErik Many were 3 or younger during those Finals. I am a very old man.
You make it sound like "legendary" ISU athletes is a common discussion around here, as if we discuss players like Jamaal Tinsley, Marcus Fizer, Kelvin Cato, and the Davis brothers are discussed here all the time. They're simply not - and they played 15-20 years ago. Hell - even Fred Hoiberg wasn't discussed all that much until he became the coach. There's plenty of love for Hornacek around here, even if he isn't regularly discussed.
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Originally Posted by heitclone Horny is an underrated Cyclone no doubt, he had the best pro career of any Iowan ever. Most posters on here never saw Fred play either(@ ISU), doesn't seem to hurt his rep.
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I remember when the NBA draft was going on, and they had an old GM type talking about the players. When it came to Horny, he said something to the effect of Jeff being the closest thing to Bob Cousy he had ever seen. He was great for the Jazz.
We love him. I assure you, we would be posting daily articles about him 25 years ago had this site existed.
Originally Posted by theshadow Because Hornacek was much more of a facilitator at ISU than a scorer. The scorers get all the love. And because a lot of the people on this board may not have been alive when he played. Six career 12-assist games (out of 16 total in school history). #2 and #3 single-season assist totals. #1 in career assists. #1 and #2 in single-season APG. #2 in career APG. #3 single-season A/TO (behind two Holloway seasons). #2 career A/TO. "BASKET BY GRAYER, ASSIST TO HORNACEK! Thank you, Gary Wade. That statement has its place in the mythology of Hilton Magic.
Hornecek went 46th overall, 2nd round. I am not sure I would have had him behind any guard in the draft that year. Of course by then I was a Cyclone fanatic.
I loved watching Jeff playing in the NBA. Really durable and consistent. Guys loved playing with him and he improved so much after playing at ISU. MJ thought Hornacek was one of the best players in the NBA. That says allot coming from the best ever. Jeff Hornacek: "Down Home Guy." | THE OFFICIAL SITE OF THE UTAH JAZZ
Jeff was not a great scorer for average, but he could score a basket when we neded it and an assist was not available. But despite all the stats, very few cyclone players I have been watching since the early 70's were as fun to watch play a game as Jeff. Just think of Tinsley for four years for all you young guys.
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