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LONGUEUIL, QUEBEC -- (Marketwire) -- 02/06/13 -- Canadian Space Agency (CSA) Astronaut Chris Hadfield has been using social media to connect with the public. To this day, his most famous exchange is the one he had with legendary Canadian actor, author and former Captain Kirk, William Shatner.
On February 7, they will continue their discussion. This time, Astronaut Hadfield (via video) will speak to Mr. Shatner (on the phone). The conversation will take place in front of an audience of "space tweeps" gathered at the CSA for scientific presentations and demos. Tweeps will have the chance to ask questions in real-time to Hadfield. CSA Astronaut Jeremy Hansen will host this unique event.
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Date: February 7, 2013 Time: 10:30 a.m. Eastern time What: Short presentation by Jeremy Hansen Live conversation between Chris Hadfield and William Shatner Live video connection between Chris Hadfield and space tweeps Scientific presentations and demos Who: Chris Hadfield, CSA Astronaut (from space via NASA TV) Jeremy Hansen, CSA Astronaut William Shatner, actor (via phone) 30 space tweeps who follow Chris Hadfield and the CSA Where: Canadian Space Agency 6767 route de l'Aeroport Saint-Hubert, Quebec J3Y 8Y9
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Explosive growth in connected devices. Enormous amounts of data for collection and analysis. Critical use of data for split-second decision making and actionable information. All three are factors in making the Internet of Things a reality. Yet, any one factor would have an IT organization pondering its infrastructure strategy. How should your organization enhance its IT framework to enable an Internet of Things implementation? In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, James Kirkland, Chief Architect for the Internet of Things and Intelligent Systems at Red Hat, described how to revolutioniz...
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The major cloud platforms defy a simple, side-by-side analysis. Each of the major IaaS public-cloud platforms offers their own unique strengths and functionality. Options for on-site private cloud are diverse as well, and must be designed and deployed while taking existing legacy architecture and infrastructure into account. Then the reality is that most enterprises are embarking on a hybrid cloud strategy and programs. In this Power Panel at 15th Cloud Expo (http://www.CloudComputingExpo.com), moderated by Ashar Baig, Research Director, Cloud, at Gigaom Research, Nate Gordon, Director of T...
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An entirely new security model is needed for the Internet of Things, or is it? Can we save some old and tested controls for this new and different environment? In his session at @ThingsExpo, New York's at the Javits Center, Davi Ottenheimer, EMC Senior Director of Trust, reviewed hands-on lessons with IoT devices and reveal a new risk balance you might not expect. Davi Ottenheimer, EMC Senior Director of Trust, has more than nineteen years' experience managing global security operations and assessments, including a decade of leading incident response and digital forensics. He is co-author of t...
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 review: hands-on
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Samsung Galaxy 2 (or 10.1) is expected to rival Motorola's Xoom and, of course, the Apple iPad 2. So, how will it fare?
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 - officially the Galaxy Tab 10.1 - landed at T3 towers this week, no this isn't the finished article so we aren't able to bring you a full review, but we've spend some time with the tablet and here are our first impressions.
Weighing 599g, it feels comfortable and you can just about hold it with one hand for a short period, which you can't with the significantly heavier Motorola Xoom. Circular grips on the back combine with a ridged surface to provide a decent grip.
It doesn't feel as much of a premium product as the Xoom though, the silver trim around the edge is plastic.
Volume and mic controls are along the top, there's a sim slot on one side and the 3.5mm jack and power button on the other. Underneath is a proprietary jack for charging.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 Android 3.0
We've said it before, but Honeycomb is a totally different user experience. For anyone who has used Android on a tablet previously, that's a positive thing. The main difference is the removal of hard keys. Instead Back, Home and Multiview controls are on the bottom left, keeping them touch sensitive enables them to remain in the same position when you turn the tablet around.
Dare we say it, but Honeycomb can be a little inconsistent at times. In some programs – like the browser – a menu icon appears at the top left, in other – like Skype – it's at the bottom left. But this is a very minor gripe.
One of the most effective elements of Android 3.0 is the customisation. Hit the arrow in the top right corner or hold your finger down on any screen and you are presented with an overview of all your homescreens. Onto this you can drag Widgets and App shortcuts; admittedly it's hard to see exactly where elements are from this view. Drag each element around as normal to position or delete. There's a good selection of live and static wallpapers too
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2: Screen
The 1280x 800 10.1-inch screen is excellent for video, watching a selection of YouTube HD movies quality is excellent, motion is fluid and streaming over WiFi we didn't have any issues with buffering.
It doesn't recognise our Mac, so we weren't able to watch our usual test videos and although we could download the iPlayer app. Our unit didn't have Flash out of the box, and although you can download the smartphone Flash Player 10.2 app from Android Market, it wouldn't load, so we'll have to wait for the Honeycomb version
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2: Performance
It's really hard to fairly judge performance from a tablet that clearly isn't final sample. We weren't able to use the Tab 2 over 3G, instead using WiFi and tethering it to our Android handset.
But first impressions and this is a powerful performer, we could easily stream HQ video from You Tub and swap between multiple browser windows and applications. Although the real test will be with games and Flash content.
Browsing is a pleasant experience thanks to a responsive touchscreen. Double tap and the text aligns to fit to the space, pinch to zoom to get closer, but like the Apple iPad 2 - the text doesn't wrap automatically, like we've been used to on mobile phones.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Camera
What sets the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 apart from rivals – especially after the iPad 2 – is the inclusion of an 8-megapixel camera. Samsung has produced some cracking phone cameras – such as the Wave.
When you open the camera app, there's a funky circular dial to the right with Flash, White Balance, Color Effect, Scene mode and Camera Settings options. We're pleased Samsung has included such wide selection of features.
There isn't a dedicated button for the shutter, instead you press the centre of the circle (pictured). In low-light situations, the shutter is a little slow, so you need to hold the tablet very still. But outside in bright light, it's far quicker.
Choose from Infinity and Auto focus control, we managed to take close-ups from 20cm away. Quality is pretty good, there's no ISO control, so we did notice noise creep in when we used the flash indoors.
Considering this isn't a final sample we can't be too critical of the camera. But even after some time using the Tab 2, it's still hard to see who would actually use it to take photos, it's just too big.
Unfortunately we weren't able to use the front-facing camera to make video calls, so we'll try this feature out when we do our full review.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2: Apps
The You Tube app is fantastic. Fire it up and you are confronted by a virtual video wall with you drag left and right.
It's only been a couple of weeks since we reviewed the Motorola Xoom, which had a paltry 16 Honeycomb apps. Since then (and possibly following Steve Jobs' comments), there's now 142 Honeycomb apps. Choice isn't fantastic, so don't expect to see Facebook, Twitter or Ebay, but you've got Friendstream for Facebook.
Of course mobile phone apps work too, but these are stretched to fit the screen, resulting in less than sharp edges. Skype only supports voice calls, but we defy anyone not to feel like an idiot using this 10-inch beast
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2: Early verdict
A few software crashes aside we're impressed by the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2. It's quick, with a decent camera and increasing selection of apps. It's comfortable to use, but it lacks the premium feel of the Motorola Xoom, although we'll have to see final pricing to see whether this matters. We'll bring you a full review as soon as possible.
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My gg grandmother was Catharine Snyder, daughter of David and Susan (King) Snyder. She was married to Andrew Henry in Richland County in 1864. They raised their daughters Almarinda and Matrona in Gorham Twp, Fulton County, OH. David Snyder was born in 1808 in Pennsylvania. He was living in Richland County in 1860. David had other children Leah, who married Joseph Whitmore (lived in Fulton County); Mary Ann, who married Abraham Gish (lived in Williams County); Susan, who married Jackson McDonald and later William Page (lived in Fulton County); Louisa Jane, who married Hiram Tingley (lived in Fulton County); Benjamin F (There is a Benjamin F buried in Fulton County; don't know if they are the same man.), and Isabelle. Susan King Snyder had died, before 1860, as Louisa, Ben, and Isabelle's mother looks to be Eliza Hunt, according to the 1860 Richland Census. The 1850 Morrow County lists Abraham and Elizabeth Snyder who had children Jacob, Carnus (?), Christina, Mary, Barbara, and Levi (maybe others. Levi married Susan Ruhl. They had three children: Ella, Charles H and Burgett A. In 1870 Abraham and Levi were living next door to each other in Gorham Twp, Fulton Co, OH. These are my Richland County - Fulton County Snyder's. Do you recognize any of this. I know from looking at Fulton County census' that there was more than one Snyder "clan". I just haven't puzzled out who belongs to whom. Thanks for responding.... LK Jump
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Casey Walker had no clue there were seven defensive backs on the field behind him when Oklahoma started its game against West Virginia on Saturday.
Oklahoma football: Casey Walker didn't know about seven-DB scheme
Like any defensive lineman, his eyes were looking at the Mountaineers' line and their quarterback, Geno Smith. He wasn't really aware of what was going on in the secondary.
That is, until he realized that wide-receiver-turned-running-back Tavon Austin kept running around the field and scoring touchdowns. That's when Walker realized there was no Tom Wort on the field.
"I didn't know anything about it until I was on the field and I didn't see Tom," Walker said "I did not know that there were no linebackers out there. It kind of surprised me."
What shocked him even more were the 572 all-purpose yards Austin compiled in the game.
"I had to give them props," Walker said. "I tweeted at them after the game to tell them what respect I have for them."
As for that seven-defensive-back scheme, it led to 20 missed tackles — a number that Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops said the defense hasn't come near in a long time.
So, will Sooner fans be seeing Wort and Corey Nelson this weekend at linebacker or will there be seven DBs to defend Oklahoma State's star running back Joseph Randle?
"Uh, I don't know," Oklahoma defensive coordinator Mike Stoops said Monday. "That didn't work so good."
Following Oklahoma's 50-49 win at West Virginia, junior safety Tony Jefferson tweeted an apology to fans for the defense's performance, and for his individual play.
Receiver Kenny Stills is close friends with Jefferson, and said the tweet was sincere.
"He was disappointed in the way he played individually," Stills said. "You've got to understand, if you have 15,000 followers or whatever he has and all of them are saying, 'You (stink)', he wants to apologize and say, 'I expect better from myself also.'"
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Tiny little mustard seeds are used in cuisines all around the world, flavoring curries, soups and pickles. This easy-to-find spice comes in two forms, whole seeds or ground, and forms the basis for countless varieties of the condiment we know as prepared mustard. Here's a guide to the various forms and how to use them!
What's Actually In Your Canned Pumpkin Puree?
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It's that special time of year when we make doubly sure our pantries are stocked with multiple cans of pumpkin puree. It's an essential ingredient in getting our seasonal pumpkin fix, everything from pies and muffins to savory pots of pumpkin soup and chili.
But what exactly is in canned pumpkin puree? It sounds simple, but what's inside just might surprise you.
Grapes Are the New Cocktail Olive
Old Ingredient, New Trick
Greek salads, tapenades, and martinis all have one thing in common: olives. A little bitter, a little sour, and a little salty, olives add three of the five tastes to any dish or drink they touch — they're a culinary triple threat! And neither your happy hour nor your Nicoise salad would be the same without them.
But with my low-sodium diet, olives and the many recipes they star in got cut out of the rotation. And while I played with the idea of oil-curing my own, two truths finally set in: (a) that was never going to happen and (b) there is a much better substitute: the cocktail grape.
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I would describe myself as an inquisitive, open and adventurous eater, who believes in trying everything at least twice. Yet there's one food that has always been a mystery to me — tempeh. When it comes to meat alternatives, I've been all too happy to stay within my comfort zone of tofu and vegetables.
But all of that is about to change! Curiosity has finally gotten the best of me. I decided to really learn the basics of tempeh, how it's made, and how to cook it. Here's what I learned, and what you should know about this nutty protein.
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Cornmeal has long been used for baked goods and giving fried foods crunch and texture. Polenta may feel like a less-familiar newcomer, not surprisingly causing some confusion. What's the difference between these two cornmeal products?
Polenta is also made from corn, but is it really just cornmeal labeled differently and sold at a higher price? Can the two be used interchangeably? Read on to find out!
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Even growing up in a Chinese-American family that predominantly ate Chinese food, I knew what pot roast was. I'd seen it mentioned on television and read enough about this classic American dish to know that it was homey and delicious.
Now that I have my own young family to feed, I truly understand why pot roast is so popular — it's inexpensive, makes a ton of servings, and makes the whole house smell delicious and warm. Although it's pretty hard to screw up pot roast, there is one big factor that will make or break the dish: choosing the right cut of beef.
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The way we see it, there are two sides to Halloween. There's the super spooky, ghoulish side filled with wicked witches, haunted houses and devilish costumes. Then, there's the other side, filled with everything that makes us ooh and aah, like these adorable pear ghosts. Not only is this holiday snack super cute, it's also easy to make. Here's how to do it.
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Shops, restaurants, bars, museums—you will find all of this and more at one of Kansas City's oldest business communities. This is also the home of the Midwest's largest open-air farmers market. Be sure to visit the Arabia Steamboat Museum, which flanks the east side of the market, where you will view items recovered from the wreckage of a sunken 1850s Missouri River steamboat. There is no admission charge for the vibrant market, but some attractions and museums charge a fee.
»River Market Antique Mall
With four floors and over 140 dealers, there is something for everyone at the River Market Antique Mall. They have a wide variety of jewelry, clothing, décor, furniture, art, crafts, antiques, vintage and retro items, and much more. The friendly and knowledgeable staff can help with layaway, delivery, and rental services, and they always have free cookies and coffee to make you feel at home while you shop. If you are looking to sell, they are always taking applications for new dealers. Just a peek in the door will reveal many treasures for the selective shopper. -Robin Sontheimer
»Power and Light District
Power and Light District is a large neighborhood that is known for its entertainment, shops and nightlife. This is the perfect location if you want to find entertainment, such as movies and theater. There is also a wide selection of restaurants.
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Retro Inferno has two floors full of modern 20th century furnishings and collectibles, which they buy and sell from their 11,000 square foot establishment in downtown Kansas City.
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The word diamond is derived from the Greek word for "unbreakable", and indeed diamond is the hardest natural material known. On the Mohs scale of mineral hardness which ranges from 1 to 10, talc is a 1, and diamond is a 10. Diamonds are usually formed 140 – 190 km under Earth's surface.
It takes 1 – 3.3 billion years to form and is brought close to the surface of the earth during volcanic eruptions. Among the most famous and expensive diamonds are the Koh-i-Noor, the Hope, and the Tiffany Yellow diamond. How much a diamond is worth depends on their cut, colour, carat and clarity.
Volcanic eruptions
Volcanic eruptions involve flowing lava which can reach temperature of 1250 degrees Celsius melting whole towns in its path. The ash and the toxic gases can cause lung damage. National Geographic says that more than 260,000 people have died in the past 300 years from volcanic eruptions and their aftermath. Ninety per cent of the 1,900 active volcanoes on Earth today are located on the Ring of Fire along the edges of the Pacific ocean. Mount Etna in Italy is one of the most active in the world today. Did you know that the volcanic rock pumice is the only rock that can float on water?
Italy is more than Pasta, Pizzas, and the Tower of Pisa. Italy is said to have more masterpieces per square mile than any other country in the world! This is probably why more than 50 million tourists visit the country every year. However, Venice, one of Italy's most popular cities has a problem. It is literally sinking into the mud! As a result, frequent floods have proved to be a bother. Music is an important part of Italian culture. Classical music instruments like the piano and the violin were invented here. Other genres of music like jazz have also become very popular.
Have you heard of Louis Armstrong, Miles Davis and John Coltrane? They are all jazz musicians. Jazz is a genre of music that originated in the early 20th century in Southern U.S.A by African-American communities who lived there. A constantly evolving genre, there are dozens of different jazz styles including blues, ragtime, swing, soul, smooth etc.
No wonder, trombonist J.J. Johnson once said "Jazz is restless. It won't stay put and it never will."
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When I was living in Sydney, a friend of mine appeared on an Australian TV show about expats and was asked what he missed most about Britain. His answer: France.
Not only does that sum up the British ability for wit, understatement and creativity — it also hints at our lack of confidence as a nation in the new global order.
It's hard to be the ex-world number one. But unlike in tennis, where a Roger Federer or Pete Sampras commands huge respect as they walk around SW19, the legacy of a leading global power generates enormous resentment, regardless of a country's contribution. It's like the infamous Life of Brian sketch: "What have the Romans ever done for us?"
And then there are the stereotypes that brand Britain needs to overcome to establish its new identity. The Australians think we are a bunch of whingeing Poms, who drink warm beer and can't stop apologising. The French think we have bad food, bad weather and are bad lovers. The Germans think we are obsessed with queueing, the war and terrible at football. The Chinese think we are backward-looking colonialists. And the Americans think we are a nation of pin-striped, bowler-hatted, tea-drinkers with bad teeth.
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How many of you are USC supporters?" producer Gloria Zigner asked as we gathered at Saturday morning's CHOC Follies rehearsal. Maybe I was the only impaired one, coming off a St. Patrick's Day party that had become a Day After St. Patrick's Day party, but in any condition, it would have seemed like a question out of left field.
A show of hands revealed that only Pat Kollenda and maybe another cretin or two were in our midst.
Well, Zigner said, Matt Leinart is going to be in the Follies!
A few women swooned, a few said "Who?" and there was an audible snort out of UCLA man Jon Dorse.
I prefer to think of Leinart as being from Mater Dei and that after high school he took a wrong turn on the way to South Bend, but I'll grudgingly acknowledge that he played football for that school in L.A., helped it to two national championships and won a Heisman Trophy for himself.
He also took ballroom dancing at USC - one of the toughest classes they offer, I understand - which should help him when he takes the stage (or, more specifically, the "big-ass stage," as director John Vaughan refers to it in that intimidating theaterspeak he throws around) at the Performing Arts Center.
Leinart and his agent or, I should say, his big-ass superagent, Lee Steinberg, will both perform in some as-yet-to-be-determined capacity at the May 21 matinee performance only. Leinart also will sign autographs.
It might have been the moment I said to my wife, "I'll be out tonight practicing my yodeling," in the same everyday tone in which I say, "I'll be out tonight harassing Larry Agran," that it dawned on me just how much I've been corrupted by the Follies.
Yes, parts have been assigned, and, among other things, I've been cast in a sendup of the "Lonely Goatherd" number from "The Sound of Music." (Don't ask me how it fits into the plot; it just does.) Add Leinart's cameo to the fact that I'll be prancing around stage in lederhosen like a drunken Alpiner and how could you not buy tickets? Call (714) 532-8690.
So I could memorize the music, I recorded "Lonely Goatherd" on my Panasonic digital micro recorder, the same one I use for work. Big mistake.
During the first break in the Haidl sentencing hearing, I was standing in a densely packed, standing room only area right outside the courtroom, when all of a sudden the recorder started playing "Lonely Goatherd."
At first I couldn't make out the tune, and I thought it was someone's cell phone ringing. When the music didn't stop and people started laughing and looking around for the culprit, I listened more closely and realized it was me!
I jerked the recorder out of my shirt pocket and hit the "off" button, but it would not stop. I hit every button on the damn thing. Nothing worked! People started backing away like I was holding a pipe bomb - nothing says "freak" quite so well as a guy carrying a device emitting a Julie Andrews show tune - and now I was really panicking.
Finally, I fumbled to open the tiny battery door and ripped out the two AAA's like I was gutting a fish. Mercifully, it stopped.
I have no idea why the recorder started playing. All I could think was, Thank God it didn't happen five minutes earlier. At which point I had been sitting in the jury box in full view of the packed courtroom while defendants' family members passionately pleaded for leniency.
Got some good feedback on the two-parter on Haidl prosecutor Chuck Middleton. A Fullerton woman, Jeanne Sims, tells this story: "When I began my job in the finance department at the City Hall in La Mirada, Chuck was an administrative intern finishing his law studies. I remember when he was notified he passed (the bar exam), he quickly threw a piece of paper in the typewriter announcing his resignation and walked it across to the city manager's office. Well, he practically ran would be more accurate because he was so happy."
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Shutdownertron is a decentralised, fully group policy-controlled, automated shutdown mechanism.
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- Runs as a service, even if there is no user logged on
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- Customisable display text and warning time
- Local override tool to prevent specific machines shutting down
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This is a production release. (Requires .NET v2.0)
Contents: MSI for deployment by your chosen method; transforms to control installation of the local override tool (by default, installed on demand); group policy template to add to a GPO.
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It looks really good, there is one feature that is missing which with the current electric prices would be handy.
Whilst on the logon screen only, if idle for X minutes shutdown.
So if you have a suite of PC's just sitting there for 1 period not being used, if nobody wiggles a mouse or presses a key for say 15 minutes shutdown. But only from the logon screen as a teacher might leave the PC on all period to show somthing on the projector.
Headteacher said she has had a letter saying to expect 40% increase in energy bills. So this is somthing she would like.
I'll have a look at that for next release.
Edit: I can't help feeling that this would be better handled by Windows' power options. Standby uses very little power, and means that the machine wakes up much quicker when a user sits down at it. The last thing you want is to have it shut down completely just as a user sits down at the machine.
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Does this work when the machines have ben standing so long that the screen goes black?
The reason i ask is i have a script that runs the shutdown -r against all the machines in the suite at 6pm. But if the machines have a black screen then the scripts don't seem to run until you move the mouse or press a button.
As long as the machine is just idle and not in standby (eg. you have configured the power options to switch off the monitor but not go to standby) it will shut the machine down, yes.
Cool. Im downloading it right now then. Thanks
Appreciate the fact that it probably wasnt written for CC3/CC4 compliancy, but for the benefit of others using RM software, it doesnt seem to work - well certainly not on my clients
Get the message "Error 1 reading policy registry key. Is Shutdownertron installed properly"
(damn you RM!)
@eean: I'm working on little niggles like that, I think the trouble with standby is my event sinks stop getting messages. I'll see if I can find a way of maintaining them without losing standby's power savings too much.
@cheesypete: I don't have any CC3 experience at all, sorry. If you've applied the group policy template, you should have a registry key HKLM\Software\Policies\Shutdownertron, and one in HKLM\Software\Shutdownertron with a version value and an override value in. These are the keys it is looking for.
it would be nice to have the functionality to save open work to the home drive of the user logged in before shutdown. i.e in a special folder on thier home drive i.e H:\\autosave
@z4ydi: Nice idea, but I have no idea what applications you're running amongst the millions of possibilities. I'm also a firm believe in human solutions before technical, and training users to save their work is going to stand them in far better stead in the workplace than blindly doing it for them.
The shutdown is not forced (though a future version may allow you force it) so for example Word will halt the process if a document has not been saved, and it'll still be there the next morning.
after installing when I try to run the Shutdownertron Configuration from Administrative tools I get a message: "Policy settings have not been applied. Check GPO have refreshed properly".
Is there an installation guide for the software, as I think I might be doing something wrong.
This error means that the group policy settings have not been applied to the machine you're working on. Check that you have a registry key HKLM\Software\Policies\Shutdownertron, if not check that you have applied the policy to the machine in question, and run "gpupdate /force" to ensure it has refreshed its settings.
There's currently no install guide other than the release notes, it's in progress (work got in the way )
I have installed Shutdownertron on the server and imported the template and configured the settings to shutdown in certain time etc. I applied the GPO to my test machine, but it did not shutdown the PC, I tested the GPO on few different PCs but no joy, when I type gpresult on the client PC it does show that the policy is applied. Please let me know what am I doing wrong and whether there is a more detailed installation manual
When you start the service it logs the current settings to the event log (control panel -> administrative tools -> event viewer -> application log). Can you paste this and any other messages it has left?
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Posted Nov. 23, 2014, 11:55 am
Six kayakers were blown a mile out to sea, and rescued by squid fishing boat crews, as 50 mile per hour Santa Ana winds cropped up suddenly in Malibu today.
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Dun & Bradstreet Credibility Corp. earlier this month announced that it is challenging the Santa Monica and Malibu communities to raise funds to match its $100,000 contribution to the Santa Monica-Malibu Education Foundation (SMMEF).
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Photos of a suspect who smashed the front passenger side window of a car parked on Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu and stole a purse were released today by the sheriff's Malibu/Lost Hills Station.
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Posted Nov. 10, 2014, 9:22 am
A man was injured in a vehicle-versus-pedestrian crash in Malibu, authorities said. The crash happened about 6:20 p.m. Sunday on the eastbound side of PCH at Big Rock Drive, said Lt. Michael Williams of the sheriff's Malibu-Lost Hills Station.
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Large development projects and chain stores in Malibu will face increased restrictions thanks to voters' passage of a measure backed by luminaries such as filmmaker/producer Rob Reiner and actor Dick Van Dyke.
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Posted Nov. 1, 2014, 9:09 am
Two small landslides at opposite ends of Los Angeles County marked the rapid passing of the season's first rainstorm today.
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Authorities Release Footage Of Vons Store Tequila Thief
Posted Oct. 30, 2014, 8:38 am
The sheriff's Malibu/Lost Hills Station issued a photo Wednesday night of a man suspected of stealing tequila and personal hygiene products and then walking out of a Vons store in Agoura Hills.
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Underground Malibu Explosion Causes Power Outages, Traffic Delays
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An underground explosion in an electrical vault near Point Dume about noon today caused outages expected to last up to nine hours.
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Malibu House Fire: Person Suffers Minor Injuries Sunday Afternoon
Posted Oct. 20, 2014, 9:04 am
One person was injured in a house fire in Malibu on Sunday. The fire was in the 5000 block of Ramirez Canyon Road and was reported at 1:52 p.m. One person was injured in a house fire in
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Vehicle Plunges 50 Feet Over Side Of Kanan Dume Road In Malibu
Posted Oct. 12, 2014, 8:54 am
At least one person was injured when a vehicle plunged 50 feet over the side of Kanan Dume Road in Malibu today, authorities said.
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Feds Force Son Of African Dictator To Sell Malibu Mansion, Michael Jackson Statues
Posted Oct. 11, 2014, 9:24 am
The Department of Justice has moved to force the son of an African dictator to sell a $30 million cliff-top Malibu mansion, a Ferrari and six life-size Michael Jackson statues purchased with money embezzled from his country, according to settlement papers filed today in Los Angeles.
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Vote Postponed On U2 Guitarist Edge's Malibu Mountains Mansion Bid
Posted Oct. 9, 2014, 8:19 am
Coastal Commission members on Wednesday postponed a vote on proposal by U2 guitarist the Edge and others to build five mansions in the Malibu mountains.
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Malibu Middle School Student Suspended After Threats Against Students
Posted Oct. 8, 2014, 8:57 am
An eighth-grader at Malibu Middle School was suspended for threats he allegedly made against other students, a sheriff's sergeant confirmed Tuesday.
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Private Contractor Drilling Under Pacific Coast Highway Causes Roadway Damage
Posted Oct. 7, 2014, 9:12 am
Two lanes of Pacific Coast Highway south of Big Rock Drive were closed on Monday due to roadway damage caused by a private contractor drilling under the highway, according to Caltrans.
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Detectives Release Surveillance Image Of Malibu Car Theft Suspects
Posted Oct. 2, 2014, 9:10 am
Detectives from the sheriff's Malibu/Lost Hills Station on Wednesday released photos of two suspects taken when a car was stolen on July 3 between 3 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. on Pacific Coast Highway.
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High Court Refuses To Review Case Against Man Who Killed Malibu Teen In Crash
Posted Oct. 2, 2014, 8:45 am
The California Supreme Court refused on Wednesday to review the case against a former Winnetka resident who penned a suicide note before driving recklessly along Pacific Coast Highway, crashing his car and killing a 13-year-old Malibu girl.
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Posted Sep. 29, 2014, 9:22 am
Actress Leah Remini and singer Jennifer Lopez were not hurt when their car was rear-ended by a pickup truck piloted by a suspected drunken driver in Malibu Saturday night.
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Traffic Detectives Need Help Locating White Ford Truck
Posted Sep. 28, 2014, 9:26 am
Traffic detectives at Malibu/Lost Hills Sheriff's Station are asking for the public's help in identifying and locating the owner of the vehicle in the above photograph that damaged another vehicle earlier this month.
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Two Alleged Burglars Arrested For Thefts In Pacific Palisades, Malibu, West L.A.
Posted Sep. 27, 2014, 8:57 am
Police nabbed two alleged burglars who -- operating independently of each other -- committed a string of thefts in Pacific Palisades, Malibu and West Los Angeles, authorities announced Friday.
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Authorities Release Malibu Car Theft Suspect Photos
Posted Sep. 25, 2014, 8:24 am
Sheriff's detectives released photos on Wednesday of two suspects wanted in connection with a vehicle theft in Malibu.


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- Congrats to Anderson Center for #Autism friends on Grand Award for biz excellence by @dutchessedc #ILoveMyDistrict http://t.co/MiMmHHdcGj 1 week ago
- Learned today that #ColumbiaCounty is the only NY county with no homeless #veterans. Proud of Columbia team! Work to do! #ILoveMyDistrict 1 week ago
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Farm Tables: Dining in the Field
The facts about farming speak for themselves: America has been losing more than an acre of farm and ranch land every minute to development.* New York State has lost almost half a million acres of farmland to subdivisions, strip malls … Continue reading
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