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Debugging Windows crashes with minidumps? Not at Lenovo
Like many of you, my copies of Windows XP crash with the now-classic "blue screen of death" (BSOD). When this happened a couple times recently to a new ThinkCentre A61 tower, I called Lenovo tech support. As the title of this posting suggests, it did not go well.
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Good, yes, good? Everyone? Great to hear it.
First of all, business.
Mister Schenn needs a stern, stern talking to.
We'll make sure we mention it over tea this weekend.
By now you've already gotten your recaps and made your decisions about how to feel about this game. Meanwhile we were getting distracted by shiny objects and whatever was happening in this photo.
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We never saw another fail after the horrible blunder in the beginning.
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Now, onto the next order of business.
Here's the deal. Now that the season is back in full swing, we've got some features to start, bring back, and create.
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Link in the sidebar.
Don't be sad about a little bit of a bumpy start. It's Rocktober and things come in like a bad hockey team and go out like a good one, as the old saying goes.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- The euphoria of knocking out Parkersburg Catholic in the Region 4 co-finals Thursday night hadn't even worn off when Buffalo's players and coaches got the news.
On the bus ride back down Interstate 77, the Bison found out its game matchup for the first round of the Class A state tournament next week - none other than Kanawha Valley neighbor and longtime nemesis Charleston Catholic (22-3), the No. 3 seed.
Now, that draw is as close to a death sentence for the Bison than any other potential quarterfinal matchup, as the Irish have beaten Buffalo 32 straight times over the last 16 years.
Still, the No. 6 seed Bison (21-4) seems to be taking the high road for its state tournament assignment, which comes at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, and not treating it like a downer.
"I really didn't have any reaction,'' Buffalo coach Chuck Elkins said about Thursday's late-night news. "We're there. We're going to play.
"The only reaction I had is I wish we'd play somebody different. But I'm not so much concerned about Catholic as I am with playing at 9:30 in the morning. But we're there, and we'll take it from there. It's another game and we'll approach it just like we did Parkersburg Catholic, and see what happens.''
Not every Catholic-Buffalo game has turned into a rout, though there have been a good deal of those in recent years.
In last year's regionals, the Irish outlasted a shorthanded Buffalo team 46-42 to reach the state tournament. This season, Catholic won at home in the regular season just 53-46 before blowing out the Bison four weeks later on the road 83-59 behind some sharp shooting.


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Hey all- happy day 2!!! My day 1 went well- got in that good workout yesterday AM and am way sore this morning!! Ate my 6 clean meals yesterday and started today with 1/2 c oatmeal mixed with a scoop of chocolate protein powder. Yum :) I have an MMA/bootcamp class tonight that I'm doing in place of the HIIT today so no workout this am. Hope everyone's Day 2 is great!
Morning Ya'll. Great day yesterday! Didn't get home till 10:30 last night though and my typical routine would be booze in the hottub to decompress after a really long day. Opted for sleep. Yeah me! Wrote in my journal even though I was tired. Still pushing those of you that haven't gotten a BFL journal to get one. This is a major component! Talk about accountability! Good luck today. We are here for you.
Cowgirl2, great start! If you think your portions are too large, they probably are. I've had issues with that too! Six small meals is a lot. I think the thing to remember is as you build muscle mass, your body will burn the fat, but you need good stuff to feed the muscle too. It takes some time to learn. Just follow the program and have faith that it works.
ColoRaider, congrats on getting your workout in, even though it wasn't what you planned.
Vkschoch, When I first did BFL I followed it to the letter and it worked perfect. Last time I went in as a runner, so I had to adapt it for a ½ marathon training. Biggest thing… if you are loving your fitness group – keep doing it. I don't see a problem with doing more workouts than the program suggests, I would just make sure you are feeding your muscle.
JustJen315 – Welcome. Congrats for being here girl! You are right. Look to the future and you need a healthy you for your little man! We're here for you!
MK-Wildcherry – What a positive force you are! We love you!
FutureandHope – Day one is a little intimidating, as can be day 2-81. Just keep moving forward.
Everyone!!! WELCOME!!! So exciting to be here on this journey with you all. It will be the best change of your life. I can say this from experience. Probably won't be on the forum but every morning, but if you need a quick chat, I check email frequently.
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Hey everyone. 1 day down, 83 to go! My workout is done, meal 1 was clean, 1 liter of water in, I'm ready to face this day and finish it clean again!
JustJen315 - so sorry to hear of the loss of your husband. I can only imagine how hard that was and still is. Glad to read you're thinking about you and your future, that's all you can do - keep pressing on!
Make it a GREAT day 2!
It's all about progress, not perfection.
Hi fellow BFL's! I started on April 29th and would love the support of this group. I've tried BFL about 3 years ago but did not try it full tilt. I was also not part of any support group. Since then I have incorporated lots of the BFL eating and exercising into my routines but still have all my bad habits there too. I'm excited to feel better and finally achieve something I put my mind to. Need to believe in myself and ability to set a goal and reach it. You are all inspiring me already. I'm excited to see what the next 12 weeks will bring.
Hey y'all! I am heading to the grocery store to get all my foods then home to cook up some meals. I will be starting day 1 for me tomorrow! I am really looking forward to this. I have not challenged myself in a long time! I know I can do the work outs and the meals I just loose focus and motivation. I am doing my pictures tonight....not sure if I am ready to share those tho LOL I used to be a camara happy person but the past years all I have done is try to avoid them! I am looking forward to getting family pictures with my son once I complete the challenge! Went and joined the YMCA last night so I have a place to work out and a place my son can have fun! Here in Colorado they base your monthly premium off your income!! I was excited to know it wouldn't cost a single mom an arm and a leg to join! So excited to start this adventure with yall!
JustJen315 :)
I also started teh 30th ! I am way excited to start bfl. keep me informed of your progress we can motivate and challenge each other. :)
Well, day 2 Cardio is done( my weakest area) I split the 20 minutes between The stairs and a treadmill...The HIIT is a pain on both of these... Any suggestions for making it a bit smoother? What do all of you(BFL Vets) do for your HIIT?
Hi all, it's day 3 for me.
For those worried about too many calories, just play the first few weeks by ear. If it seems like too much food for you, then it's too much food - stop when nearly full. Typically I eat lightly at first, but as I begin to work out regularly I find I'm absolutely FAMISHED - got to feed those repairing muscles!
Day two went, meh. I overslept, had 10 minutes on my treadmill, and was too pooped to do the UBWO I'd planned for yesterday. And went to an Indian buffet with my colleagues to say goodbye to one who was leaving. On the upside, I did not eat until it hurt this time. Indian food's not too bad if you skip the yummy desserts!
Today I decided to make up for it - climbed on my treadmill and notched the speeds up a bit. I made it 15 minutes in and had to stop, LOL, but I was dripping with sweat and lightheaded.
Did my UBWO with my adjustable hand weights. Made it a mild one, as I'm always afraid I'll overdo it the first workout or two. I did that a few years ago trying to follow the LBWO regimen of a woman much fitter than I was, and I could barely walk for days. So I took it carefully and just woke my muscles up. Now I have a better gauge for a real UBWO next time.
Tomorrow I'll hopefully make it the full 20 minutes on my treadmill (my joke is that I don't run unless I'm on fire, or if it's to vodka) at the increased speed and I'll do my LBWO.
I've got some eggplant in the oven for a very low fat Moroccan eggplant dish (love eggplant and it's got some good nutritional benefits) , and now I'm just contemplating my messy house. :)
Hey coloraider! My first challenge last fall I always did Cathe Friedrich's HIIT DVD for my cardio, you can find it on amazon. There are 3 different workouts on the DVD. They are different progressions as far as what the intervals are, but the same basic concept, still only 30 minutes each start to finish including warm-up, cool down and stretch. I'm pretty sure you can find samples to watch on you-tube if you search for the title.
I am a stay at home mom with 6 kids that I homeschool, and so I do everything (meaning workouts) at home; it's the only way I have the time and we certainly don't have the money for a gym membership anyway. Now I am doing interval runs outdoors because the Cathe DVD is a little too intense for me (I am dealing with a torn rotator cuff), too much impact and arm movement involved. I think they're awesome, though, highly recommend!
Also, there is Emily Alvers, BFL champion (2008 I think), she has some HIIT workouts detailed on her website here: www.emilyalvers.com/high_intensity_interval_training.html On the left side of that page you'll see links for walking, running, stationary bike, stepmill and at home HIIT workouts.
Hope that helps!
Well, ColoRaider, just saw that you're a guy, I couldn't tell when I was posting from my phone. :) So, you're probably not going to be interested in that Cathe DVD - sorry - but the link for the other HIIT workouts might be something you'd like to try.
Well Day two went well. I got up and decided for cardio I was going to do the couch to 5k program as I usually walk but know I need to make it a bit more intense. Really enjoyed the intervals between walking and jogging. Followed the eating program. Seems like it is a lot of food but I know it's great that I am not hungry as that will send me for the snacks. We'll have to see how the weight does. I did take my pictures and posted one as the screensaver on my phone! I'll take a peak at that whenever I don't feel like exercising or feel like snacking. It will motivate me to do the "right" thing. I'm excited to see how the program goes. I need to read the book a bit closer and find out what I am missing like the journaling. I don't even remember seeing that when I browsed through it on my kindle. I have the paper version now which is sure to be easier. Oh yes, and the best part of the day... after dinner I wanted to walk again! So I did a quick couple miles around the neighborhood! Feeling good! Nourishing the body and soul is always good.
Hi y'all! I am very sore today from Monday's workout! I love the soreness! Today I ran outside while my kids took their ballet class. My foods have been good and actually I have been keeping track on the Lose it App. I was using this before I started BFL so I will keep doing that. I need to work in that second morning meal. I am usually an overeater and have too large portions so I am really watching that.
I am a runner so I have never had a problem doing cardio, it's the strength training that I get bored doing! I have majorly plateaued so I know I need to do this! I want muscles!
Hope everyone has a good day tomorrow!
Hey all - Day 2 went well. Congrats to all. I didn't have time to do the cardio this am (like the program suggests) and I was exhausted when I got home but I logged on and saw everyone's posts and it motivated me to jump on the treadmill and do m y cardio. I can honestly say that I was running at the level 8 & 9 in each interval and gave it my all at level 10. I can't tell you the last time I actually ran on my treadmill. What a great feeling. My meals were sporadic today because of my work schedule so I came home hungry but stuck on plan. And will set my alarm clock on my phone to remind me to eat when i'm supposed to.
And I love the suggestions for meals and exercise. Keep them coming. It's hard starting a new program - I feel like I'm constantly refering to the book for direction - but it helps to have so many other BFLers to share recommendations and input with on a daily basis.
Hey All! Great Morning and love seeing you all here! I check in at work, so can't stay on here long! If I don't send a shout out, I read all your posts and notice when you are not here! Great job to all. Had a great day yesterday. Did the six small meals and felt great. A little bummed that I didn't do the HIIT like I had planned. I did 30 minutes of abs with my 15 year old at the gym. I joined about 3 months ago and she would sit in the lobby and wait. Finally, I was like, this is rediculous. For $20/month she gets to join me now. Great bonding! When I first started BFL they were 4 and 6 and I homeschooled, no gym, ect., so I know what many of you are struggling with. I have been there and you can do this. Check out my pics on my profile! I was going to the the HIIT, but sis in law was there, so we did an easy 20 minutes (I've got a 7 mile relay race on Sunday, so wasn't too concerned, but want to follow the program again exactly). It was nice to run with her, though and over the years, I've found that you have to make some adjustments. We raced at the end though for a lap as fast as we could and it felt really good to be able to push myself that hard. This is worth it. Take every day seriously and you WILL see the results! Breakfast was a protein shake (make sure if you buy them, you check the amount of sugar and don't add too much yogurt or fruit to increase the calories). Snack at 9:45 is cottage cheese and strawberries. Having a wonderful Bulgogi for lunch. All sorts of veggies sauteed with tenderloin and an Asain Marinade. See you guys tomorrow! Rock the day out! We are already 1/2 way through week one! lol!
Linsforlife. Thanks for the great information and the post from Emily. I started running several years ago and have had a little trouble adapting it to BFL.
FutureandaHope: Congrats! You definitely need to read the book. I'm not sure it says much about the journaling, but I thing the mindset (ie. Why you are doing this and keeping that foremost in your mind) is one the main pieces of this puzzle. I love the BFL jounal because it gives you daily readings from people that have finished the program, as well as something to think about to keep you on track.
BabyCakes44: Great for finding time to get that workout in! I always told myself I couldn't run, but after I lost all my weight from the first BFL I found that running was the only way to keep it off! Was doing some marathons and ½ marathons and recently found the training from them really doesn't help in the muscle area and the muscle burns fat. I've been training at the gym for 3 months and was so excited the other day to see the definition between my bicep and shoulder! Once you start training, it'll become second nature, like running. I followed the program to the t the first time, so it may be boring, but I know it works. Now that I am more confident with the weights, I do mix it up!
Jrgarcia: Congrats on getting it in. I would love to exercise in the morning, like it says, but just doesn't work, so I think you gotta make changes where it works for you! Good job!
Thank you so much for the tips on HIIT from Emily's site. I needed to read that. I've done a lot of running over the years by training for half marathons and sadly never lost a pound. I think it is because we trained by just gradually adding miles and avoided hills and any exertion. I'm sure it had health benefits but it didn't result in weight loss. As Aphrodite mentioned I was probably also missing the weight workouts.
I just figured out how to add this site to my favorites and have it sent to my email. I've never done a forum like this and don't usually post on facebook or anything so this is pretty new to me.
Does anyone else do Bodypump? I find I'm able to push myself more in this group setting for weight lifting but it does work on all muscle groups in one workout. Wondering if it would be OK for BFL?
Have a great day everyone!! I'm feeling a little less motivated today but will persevere. It feels good to be walking around sore from yesterday's workout.


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Brian Dwayne Shampoe, age 52, of Jamestown, N.Y., passed away at his brother's (Randy and Sonya's) residence on July 5, 2013, following a short battle with cancer. He was born in Corry, Pa., on Dec. 23, 1960, the son of Gordon and Carol Wallace Shampoe.
Brian was a 1979 graduate of Clymer Central School. He operated a pizza shop in Clymer, N.Y., for a number of years before being employed at Bush In-dustries, and most recently, the Jamestown Resource Center.
Brian loved cats and would help all that crossed his path. He was a lifelong fan of the Cleveland Indians and Browns. He appreciated music of any kind and knew all kinds of trivia.
Brian is survived by his brothers Randall (Sonya) Shampoe of Clymer; Larry (Sue) Shampoe of North East, Pa.; four nephews: Randall Jr. (Carrie) and Ni-cholas of Clymer, and Larry Jr. "Kirby" and Peter of North East; and one niece, Gerri Sue of North East.
In addition to his parents, Brian was preceded in death by a brother, Gregory Shampoe, in 1991.
Friends may pay tribute to Brian on Wednesday, July 10, 2013, at 6 p.m. with an informal celebration of life to follow at 7 p.m. at the Clymer Histori-cal Society, 358 Clymer-Corry Road, Clymer, N.Y.
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Rondo going off for 40 - 20 -20 tonight. Jazz win by 29 though.
Rondo going off for 40 - 20 -20 tonight. Jazz win by 29 though.
All of the Jazz players should be holding a Ray Allen face cardboard cutout in front of their faces as they come out of the locker room.
Just to set the tone.
It's gunna be ugly. I predict 20pt deficit by mid 3rd quaryer
Long Live JYD
3 of their 4 wins have come against the Wizards and Bucks. Their other being against Rose-less Bulls. They aren't that great.
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Bought a ticket for a runaway train
Like a madman laughing at the rain
Little out of touch, little insane
It's just easier than dealing with the pain.
Runaway train, never comin' back
Runaway train, tearin' up the track
Runaway train, burnin' in my veins
Jazz by 6, I say. Would be different if Boston had Kyri.
They really arent world beaters anymore, Allen is a huge loss, Pierce whilst a douche is a baller but he is getting old. F KG though I will give him no compliments. Jazz by 67.
I can see us taking this game if we make more baskets than they do.
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PEORIA — As Illini Central coach John Giesler correctly pointed out, the Madison Trojans had the statistical advantage over his team in virtually every area of Saturday's Class 1A state championship game except the one that counted.
The final score.
Illini Central defeated Madison 55-44 Saturday in a game where neither team played very well and the Cougars did enough down the stretch to pull out a win.
"Let me see here, we got outshot from the field, outshot from the 3-point line, got outrebounded. ... I don't know how we won the game," Giesler joked, before adding "I know how we won the game, these guys just don't quit.
"They've got a lot of heart. When things look bad they keep stepping up and finding a way to win ballgames."
It was Illini Central's first state championship and took a flurry of offense down the stretch --including crucial 3-pointer from Jared Entwistle and Justin Onken -- to "get 'er done" as the Cougars' tournament T-shirts said.
"It was a struggle and give Madison a lot of credit for that," Giesler said. "They played hard, they did a great job and we somehow found a way to win. They beat us in about every stat you can think of except the final score --and I think that's all that counts."
Madison senior Marquis Borney felt confident his team would finish off a victory after taking a 32-27 lead into the fourth quarter.
"We were very confident coming into the fourth quarter," said Borney, who had a game-high 24 points. "We're always confident. We're not going to let any team take our confidence no matter what the score."
But all the numbers on the final box score did not favor the Trojans. They hit just 9-of-20 free throws, committed 18 turnovers and were unable to convert numerous shots around the basket.
While Madison missed 11 of its 20 free throws, Illini Central missed 12 of 32. Many of the Cougars' free throws came in the fourth quarter when Madison got behind and was forced to foul.
"The first three quarters they were letting us play basketball in my eyes," Borney said. "I give them respect though, they came down and hit two big threes and after that it was all free throws, in my eyes."
The enrollment at Madison High School was 590 students when the Trojans won their first state basketball championship in 1977. By 1981 the enrollment was 487 and this year, the Trojans' official enrollment is 176.
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Sao Paulo's Guarulhos tops my list of bad airports for making a connection. Not only do you need to allow plenty of time, but if things work it's a horrible place to while away a few hours.
In Europe Amsterdam and Istanbul are indeed very convenient for transfers.
Transferring at CDG has always been a horror story. Although, I must admit, they made some improvements in the last years.
Above all, transferring at Dubai is simply a joy.
Tordenskjöld is right to point out that there are two key parameters. One is your "planes are delayed" but the other is the distance between one flight and the next and hence the time required to transfer.
Of course in Paris you also need to make sure you don't land at Cdg and fly again from Orly. That is even worse (by far) than a CDG to CDG transfer.
Btw. Helsinki is a good transfer airport with all the terminals physically very close to each other.
The airport I try to avoid at all cost is Paris CDG. Even with on-time arrival and departure of your flights it can be impossible to reach your connecting flight. The minimum connecting time of 45min is a joke when the bus transfer can take 50min (sometimes taking you even outside airport premises).
Good airports for connections in my opinion are: Copenhagen, Zurich, London Heathrow (T5-only), Munich, Hongkong, and Bangkok. I heard good things about Istanbul but have never changed planes there, yet.
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If you are looking for punctuality, Tokyo Narita is a good connection point for flights between USA and SE Asia. By the end of the year, NRT will have non-stop flights from Boston, San Jose, and Seattle added to the list.
Amsterdam Schiphol is excellent for connections as well.
Say "nonstop", not "direct". I had a "direct flight with change of equipment" where I had to run through all of ORD -- and the plane had shrunk noticeably at the other end ...
There is a reason why my preferences flying out include not only Oakland but San Jose, and even Sacramento, before San Francisco. SFO could be a poster child for "user hostile." About the only thing it has going for it is that they have a rapid transit (BART) station in the airport.
Unfortunately, there is little option to SFO, especially for international flights. Luckily, I don't have to transfer through it. The really sad thing is San Jose airport, where they have recently built this huge new terminal that takes longer to get through, costs more to fly out of than any other airport in the area (by a significant amount), and seems to offer fewer flights than ever before (not least because American stopped using it as a hub).
On the other hand, the busy airports you refer to have more connections. So the consequence of missing your flight is less severe, even if it's more likely to happen.
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The Dover Area School Board (southern Pennsylvania, USA) voted on Monday evening to require the teaching of intelligent design1 in its public school science classes. As far as we know, it is the first public school district in the USA to do so.
According to the York Daily Record newspaper (Wednesday, October 20), the board voted 6 to 3 to approve the teaching of alternative theories to evolution, "including, but not limited to, intelligent design." The paper reports that the newly revised biology curriculum states that "students will be made aware of gaps/problems in Darwin's Theory and of other theories of evolution including, but not limited to, intelligent design. Note: Origins of life will not be taught."
AiG will be looking more into what the board has decided (including its comment that the topic of the "origins of life will not be taught" and what that really means), but we have some cautions for the moment. AiG has stated many times that it does not favor the mandating of the teaching of alternative ideas to evolution (such as the teachings in the book of Genesis) because it may turn out to be counter-productive (e.g. science instructors, in a mocking fashion, might teach alternative theories like ID inaccurately and poorly, and students could become confirmed in the evolution belief system).
This board action will most certainly be taken to court, and thus may become a test case of the 1987 US Supreme Court decision that ruled that a Louisiana law requiring creation to be given equal time to evolution was unconstitutional "because (the law) lacks a clear secular purpose." Most ID proponents would argue that ID has a secular purpose because it does not promote a particular religion or a religious book like Genesis. As currently constituted, however, the less-than-sympathetic-to-religious-matters Court may not look at it this way.
If our research of the board decision comes up with more information, we will post it here.
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- "Intelligent design" (ID), as we have written about extensively (see the ID section in our Design Features Questions and Answer page), is the idea that life is too complex to have come about randomly, and must have been created by some divine being. Some of its proponents are not necessarily believers in the full authority of the book of Genesis, and accept an old age for the earth, the big bang, etc., and many don't even claim to be Christians. Back


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1921 It's Gold that obsesses a sea captain in this four-act Eugene O'Neill tragedy. Willard Mack stars in what will be six performances at the Frazee Theatre in New York.
1978 Bernard Slade's Tribute, about a Hollywood publicity man who is dying of cancer and trying to make amends with the son he never got to know, opens at the Brooks Atkinson. Jack Lemmon stars as the father in the production that will play 212 performances.
1998 A.R. Gurney's new play, Labor Day, opens at Off-Broadway's Manhattan Theatre Club. John, the semi-autobiographical protagonist in Gurney's earlier The Cocktail Hour, reappears in the new work. The production is directed by Jack O'Brien.
2011 David Tennant and Catherine Tate, known to "Doctor Who" fans as the Doctor and Donna Noble, open in a production of William Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing at the West End's Wyndham's Theatre. Josie Rourke directs the limited summer run.
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For the Weakauras thing you can try out Affinitii's Weakauras settings and just change/add the spells to what you need. It's for healing but it does mostly what you want. Shows the abilities ready and moves them around adjusting when they go on cd and sorts based on time of the cd.
It will be a bit tricky to add his setup without mucking yours up. To do this back up your characters Weakauras saved variables. Then copy over Affinitii's, launch wow, export and copy the monk aura group. Close wow replace Affinitii's Weakaura saved variables and put back your original saved variables. Open wow and import and paste in the export of Affinitii's monk group. Then just make the appropriate adjustments to the spells.
You can download Affinitii's UI on WoWInterface and you just need his Weakauras saved variables.