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As the week in Section II comes to an end, we put our finishing touches on last week with our latest ESPN Radio 104.5 Athlete of the Week. This week, it's Shen quarterback Ryan VanGalen. RVG helped lead the Plainsmen to a 35-6 win over rival Saratoga (our HS Football Social Media Fan Battle Game of the Week)
It's the same intro to every UAlbany football story of 2014: "One year after going 1-11, the Great Dane football team moved to _-0 with a __-__ win over ________ .
This week? The Danes moved to 4-0 with a 42-7 win over visiting Columbia University on Saturday night at Bob Ford Field
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We saw so many new zoo babies this year, and I already asked you to vote on the cutest — Lilly the lion is in the lead! But let's not leave out the little ones who walk the fine line between cute and, well, odd! Here are nine of my faves (from left to right, and top to bottom). Which odd bird (or sloth, or aardvark) was your favorite this year?
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder... Having said that, these guys are still so cute. - Too bad you didn't have platypus babies listed - Though, they're just too cute for words! The body of a seal, snout of a duck, otter footed, tail of a beaver; the females lay eggs rather than experiencing "live" births as other mammals do & are venomous. Strange indeed, but I find them utterly fascinating. - Here's a link to see the babies... http://babyanimalz.com/2010/04/baby-platypus/
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ISSUE no. 17 - WINTER 2014
In this issue of AE, we battle against time; the fair comes to town; and a program unlocks dreams.
Meanwhile, J.J.S. Boyce reviews tales of the Canadian apocalypse; D.F. McCourt revisits an old favourite; and AE celebrates its fourth birthday.
Cathy Adams
When the creature first began growing in Cassie's armpit, she hid it with short-sleeved shirts and pretended it wasn't there.
Siobhan Carroll
Fact: Time goes wrong in the Museum.
Konstantine Paradias
"Time," my mother told me, as she bounced me on her lap, "is killing all of us."
Jonathan Crowe
Ruth Ozeki's A Tale for the Time Being has managed the rare feat of winning acclaim on both sides of the genre divide: It not only won the Kitchies' Red Tentacle Prize, a genre award, it was also shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize. (Something similar happened this year with Karen Joy Fowler's We Were All Completely Beside Ourselves, which was shortlisted for both the Booker and the Nebula.) It's what genre readers would call (and possibly dismiss as) a mainstream novel, but it's unquestionably a work of what John Clute calls fantastika: It incorporates both fantasy and science fictional elements — on one level you could say that this a novel in which Zen Buddhism meets quantum mechanics — but those elements are put to use in decidedly non-genre ways.
D.F. McCourt
This past weekend I had the honour of sitting on the jury for WordPlay 2014, an annual festival that celebrates writerly video games. Video games have incorporated text and prose almost since the beginning ("The princess is in another castle"), but the prevalence in games has waxed and waned.
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The title of the anthology is Fractured: Tales of the Canadian Apocalypse, and it seems like a natural fit. Our wide open spaces are an obvious setting for the frontier lifestyle ascendant. Often American-written apocalypses end up in the Catskills or Appalachians, but Canada's Rockies, Shield, and Prairies work at least as well. Which is not to say that a crumbling Toronto or submerged Winnipeg is unsuitable for a tale of urban collapse.
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Blues Vespers
Vespers Format ~ usually every third Sunday at 5 p.m. ~ but can really be anytime or multiples so please check here often.
Blues Vespers is music, poetry and a brief reflection. All are welcome.
The event is always free. An offering is taken for the musicians or if it is a fundraiser we will take an offering for that cause.
· Welcome, announcements
· Band introduction
· Poem(s), introduce month's theme
· 2-3 songs from the band
· Poem(s), reflection
· 2-3 more songs
· Silent prayer, offering
· 1-2 more songs
· Blessing
· Encore
Blues Vespers
November 23
Paul Green Harmonica Showcase
with Grant Dermody & Kim Field
Artists Video/Media
Past Blues Reflection
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It is Noble prize season and so tonight the Noble prize gives me two stories and a topic...
The first is about Malala...She is an amazing young woman who moves me to the edge of tears every time I hear her speak...She told the Daily Show's Jon Stewart that when she learned she was a target while living in Pakistan, she often thought about how she would react if she found herself face-to-face with a terrorist. At first, she thought she would fight back, but then realized she could not stoop to his level...Once she decided she could not resond with violence, Yousafzai thought about what she would say. "I would tell him how important educaton is and that I would even want education for your children as well. That's what I want to tell you. Now do what you want." Whatever fear she felt, it did not have the last word with her...She had to be afraid yet she faced the fear down for a higher cause. Fear is rampant in our society these days. It is debilitating.
I see fear behind another Nobel story that is sort of funny, especially if you know North Dakota. It is about astrophysicist Brian Schmidt, who won the 2011 Nobel Physics Prize for co-discovering dark energy, the mysterious element of the universe that is causing expansion of spacetime to speed up...
Schmidt told a story about travelling with the Nobel Prize...
"When I won this, my grandma, who lives in North Dakota, wanted to see it. I was coming around do I decided to bring my Nobel Prize. You would think that carrying around a Nobel prize would be uneventful and it was uneventful until I tried to leave Fargo with it and my bag went throught the X-Ray machine. I could see they were puzzled. It was in my laptop bag. It's made of gold so it absorbs all the x-rays–it's completely black. And they had never seen anything completely black.
They're like, 'Sir, there's something in your bag.'
I said, 'Yes, I think it's this box.'
They said, 'What's in the box?'
I said, 'A large gold medal."
So they opened it up.
'What's it made out of?'
I said, 'Gold.'
And they're like. 'Who gave it to you?'
'The King of Sweden.'
'Why did he give you this?'
'Because I helped discover that the expansion rate of the universe is accelerating.'
At which point they were beginning to lose their sense of humor.
I explained it was a Nobel Prize, and their main question was, 'Why were you in Fargo?'"
...I am glad secuity is alert and wise and careful. But! Wouldn't you think there might be some curiousity or respect? Maybe a congratulations or WOW instead of only, "Why were you in Fargo?" The culture of fear made them focus on threat and not see the amazing accomplishment.
One of my favorite sayings is that the opposite of faith is not doubt, but fear. Fear is in the air and in the water. Malala, who knows fear much more intimately pushes beyond it to live out her conviction. The guy in the airport oculdn't see what was in front of him.
I think of that old Youndbloods song...
Love is but the song we sing,
Fear is the way we die...


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Password was entered incorrectly or you recently changed your password and you cannot get windows to prompt you to enter the password again.
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Advancement Office In Midst of Phone-A-Thon
SOCORRO, N.M. November 18, 2014 – New Mexico Tech's Advancement Office is half way through its annual phone-a-thon and is well on its way toward achieving its goal of raising $300,000. Undergraduat...
Tech Set To Construct New Chemistry Building
SOCORRO, N.M. November 18, 2014 – New Mexico Tech will be moving forward with plans to construct a new building for the Chemistry Department in 2015. Thanks to the New Mexico voters, Tech was approve...
Pygmies Finish Fall Season in Second Place
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. November 18, 2014 – The New Mexico Tech Pygmy Rugby Club ended their fall season Saturday with a 22-13 loss to the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque. If moral victories truly e...
Virtuoso Guitarists Performing At Macey Center
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Trujillo, Arko Win USA Rugby Academic Honors
SOCORRO, N.M. November 6, 2014 – Two members of the New Mexico Tech men's rugby club, The Pygmies, have been selected to USA Rugby's National Collegiate Rugby Scholar Honor Roll. Blaine Trujillo, a gr...


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Maritime History Teacher Resources
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Snapshots in time
Students describe and identify the types of maritime activity between 1680 and 1806. In this maritime history lesson, students explore the "On the Water" exhibit online and describe the people involved. Students choose 3-5 maritime activities which affect their lives or the community and take digital photos of them.
2nd - 6th Social Studies & History
The Maritime Revolution: 1400-1550
Maritime expansion changed culture and the global economy for ever. This presentation covers both the Polynesian expansion that connected the South Pacific and the European expansion that brought Spain to the New World. Key players, events, and the technology that made it possible are also covered.
8th - 10th Social Studies & History
By the Dawn's Early Light: Maryland and the War of 1812
Fourth graders examine the events that lead to the British attack on Baltimore in 1814 and the role of geography in the events of the battle. After a brief discussion on the history of trade routes before 1814 and the War of 1812, they read "By the Dawn's Early Light".
4th Social Studies & History
Five Years to Life: labor in Early Colonial Maryland
Eighth graders analyze the shift in the labor supply of Maryland's early coloninal economy from one that included indentured servants to one that increasingly depend on the labor of slaves. They skim "Tobacco Growing", resource and are asked what does this tell them about the production of tobacco?
8th Social Studies & History
Call to Arms: Robotic Analogues for Human Structures
Investigate deep sea discovery through the emerging technology being built. In this physical science instructional activity, students analyze the different types of motion available in the human arm. Students research educational websites discussing deep sea research and complete worksheets.
5th - 6th Visual & Performing Arts
No Extra Room on the Mayflower
Students take a virtual trip on the Mayflower to explore scarcity. For this scarcity lesson, students choose items to take on a cross-sea journey. Students discuss a trip on the Mayflower and the problems in a cross-sea trip at the time. Students answer questions about the virtual trip.
K - 2nd 21st Century Skills
The Economics of Construction
Students study the economic system of the United States, including its principles, development, and institutions. They find receipts for lumber, agreements for the purchase of a parcel of land, documents calling for the construction of a "marine lookout" and payments made to laborers.
3rd - 5th Social Studies & History
Marine Protected Areas
Students define Marine Protected Area; identify types of Marine Protected Areas; identify the stakeholders of particular Marine Protected Areas; describe the impacts of establishing Marine Protected Areas from different stakeholder perspectives; and describe ways in which establishing a local protected area would affect their community.
6th - 8th Science
Sea Liverpool
Students explore Liverpool England's maritime history and development as an important port from its early days to the present. Through hands-on activities and community based instruction, they simulate sailing experiences and life aboard a Clipper Yacht.
2nd - 3rd Social Studies & History
Ship of the Line
Students discover boats by researching 18th century ships. In this Naval history lesson plan, students identify and describe the different components of an 18th century naval ship after researching information on the Internet. Students complete a Naval Ship worksheet and practice using discovery vocabulary terms.
5th - 6th Visual & Performing Arts
Marine Archaeology
Students examine marine archaeology. In this archaeological data lesson, students see how archaeologists use data to make inferences about shipwrecks. Students read data and make their own inferences, write about marine life and artifacts found at shipwreck sites.
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Tuesday 25th November: Andrew Davis from My Green Lighting will demonstrate to us the latest in low energy lighting. Come and see the latest products and learn about some of the common pit-falls when buying low energy lights for your home. Andrew has been very well received at similar events in Girton and Barton so we know it will be a very interesting and helpful evening. There will be a 10% discount available or purchases made after the event. More info here..
The Energy Group have put together this great energy survey, which gives you personalized suggestions about ways to further reduce your energy at home.
How can we keep climate change and rising energy prices high up the political agenda in central government? A chance to discuss with Cambridge's MP, Julian Huppert. Book here (free).
Here is a lovely blog post by Jade Cawthray about the Wildlife Wandering last Saturday in Clare Wood, with a few photos. Thanks to everyone who came along, and hope to see you at the next one on 22nd November (more details to follow...).
This is our new web-site, with a new design by Anna Williams and Clara Todd, programmed into pmwiki by Clara Todd, and set up by Nicola Terry using pmwiki with added functionality for the events management system. We hope you like it! We are still implementing it so several pages remain to be updated (get in touch if you'd like to help with this). Please let us know what you think. We'd love to hear if you like it, as well as any bugs you find, or suggestions for improvement. Many thanks to Anna, Clara and Nicola for all their hard work!


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Jun 1, 2003
Argentina is not on the mend. The outcome of April's
presidential elections fought with traditional weapons -
populism, patronage and partisanship - holds little hope for a
meaningful recovery. It is true that, after staging the largest
sovereign default ever in the most chaotic way possible, the
country's economy is growing again. Exports are rising, as is
the value of the peso. The previous government reached a
temporary agreement with the International Monetary Fund that
averted a default with the world's lender of last resort.
Argentina has merely stopped sinking and is slowly beginning to
rise to the surface.
The 2001 default, collapse of the currency board, the
subsequent demolition of the financial system and last...
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November 17, 2014 | Medellín, Colombia Bar Sinko
On the occasion of the 48th Annual Assembly, over 250 executives from Latin American and global financial institutions will gather for a fun night of networking more...
January 15, 2015 | Gotham Hall, New York, USA
The LatinFinance Deals of the Year are the region's most prestigious and rigorously judged awards more...
January 28-29, 2015 | The Intercontinental, Tegucigalpa, Honduras
Newly invigorated governments, a rapidly growing middle class, access to capital markets, more...
February 17-18, 2015 | Tokyo, Japan
The Japanese capital markets offer a variety of opportunities to emerging market issuers seeking alternatives to raising capital in USD. more...
March 4-5, 2015 | The Hyatt Regency, Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago
The 2015 Caribbean Investment & Finance Forum will place regional public and private sector leaders on the stage alongside international investors and thought-leaders. more...
March 27, 2015 | Busan, South Korea
The 12th annual breakfast discussion will feature the most active and important sovereign borrowers from across Latin America and the Caribbean. more...
April 16, 2015 | The Unique, São Paulo, Brazil
BIIF explores all the aspects of debt financing for Brazilian corporate, financial, sovereign and quasi-sovereign issuers. Gathering an high-level audience the Forum explores the options available, the short-term prognosis of the markets more...
Who will be Brazil's next finance minister?
Someone from the Workers' Party
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Wes Anderson & Roman Coppola for Prada, Part 1Juxtapoz // Wednesday, March 27, 2013
If you didn't get enough of the Wes Anderson x Roman Coppola combination last year with the feature film, Moonrise Kingdom, the often-collaborating duo have taken over the direction of Italian fashion giant, Prada, and their new fragrance, Prada Candy. Two guys, one girl (a girl that was Woody Allen's love interest in the excellent Midnight in Paris), some popcorn, French language, and the quirky storyline of one of America's finest, and you got yourself some... Italian fashion.
Quentin Tarantino Gets the Penguin Classics-esque look from Sharm MurugiahJuxtapoz // Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Graphic artist and illustrator Sharm Murugiah scores multiple points with us with this project. He has taken the films/screenplays of Quentin Tarantino, and recreated their overall themes as Penguin style book covers, in a similar vein to Penguin's style of re-publishing the classics. All nine of Tarantino's major feature films are featured...
Interactive Mirrors by Daniel RozinJuxtapoz // Wednesday, March 27, 2013
New York-based ineradtive artist and software developer Daniel Rozin creates installations and sculptures that have a unique ability to change and respond to the presence and point of view of the viewer. His 'mirrors' are made of everything from wood, trash, metal, plastic, and even fans. Watch two videos and view images after the jump!
'The Seventh Wave,' Photographs by Trent ParkeJuxtapoz // Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Australian Photographer Trent Parke is the first member of the prestigious Magnum Photos. We love his series, The Seventh Wave, a collection of photographs taken beneath the waves, and amongst diving, jumping, and paddling swimmers. 'People fly through the water as if suspended in a turbulent sky, or float through great clouds of aquatic light.'
Large-Scale Installations by Olafur EliassonJuxtapoz // Wednesday, March 27, 2013
This morning we take a look at a variety of large-scale art and sculpture installations by Danish-Icelandic artist and designer Olafur Eliasson and his studio. Olafur is known for using materials such as light, mirrors, water, and air temperature to enhance the viewer's experience.
Tauba Auerbach "Tetrachromat" @ Wiels Contemporary, BrusselsJuxtapoz // Tuesday, March 26, 2013
"Tauba Auerbach is considered one of the most innovative painters of our time. Her work collapses traditional distinctions between image, dimensionality and content. Surface and the larger issues surrounding topology have been central concerns in her recent paintings, drawings, photographs and artist books..."
Fritz Haeg's Sundown Schoolhouse @ Human Resources, LAJuxtapoz // Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Over the weekend, Fritz Haeg was in the foyer at the Hammer in Los Angeles providing an experience that is best enacted rather than explained. Traveling from MoMA in New York and just finishing its stay at the Hammer, Sundown Schoolhouse will now arrive at Human Resources (starting today March 26th through April 4th). If you are in LA tonight, we highly recommend you catch Lucky Dragons and UFO 2012 between 6 and 8 PM.
Catherine Opie @ Regen Projects, LAJuxtapoz // Tuesday, March 26, 2013
If you haven't stopped by Regen Projects in LA to see their most recent solo show of Catherine Opie's photographs, you have until March 29th to do so. Fans and newcomers alike are recommended to make a visit in the coming week. From the press: Regen Projects is pleased to announce an exhibition of new portraits and landscapes by Catherine Opie. These photographs mark both a progression and a departure for the artist. Opie's work has always investigated the figure in relation to the landscape, disregarding the polarities typically found within these approaches.
In Conversation with . . . HandiedanJuxtapoz // Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Thinkspace is excited to present Elegant Universe, featuring new work by Dutch artist Handiedan, opening on Saturday, April 6, 2013. Handiedan creates elaborate three-dimensional collage pieces from a cut and paste method of re-assemblage. Starting with the iconic imagery of the vintage pin-up girl, popularized in the 30's, the artist creates complex images from a combination of pattern, figurative imagery, and symbol.
Work by Dan ZettwochIllustration // Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Well known for his comic books and anthology work, Dan Zettwoch was born in 1977 Louisville, Kentucky – the birthplace of Muhammad Ali and the cheeseburger. Zettwoch's illustrations show off his keen wit and love of developing characters. His references to Midwestern and southern pop culture brims his art work with personality...


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2015 SpeakersJim Grimsley
Jim Grimsley is the author of several award-winning novels, including Winter Birds, Dream Boy, and My Drowning. He is a professor at Emory University.
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"Forty-five minutes, like normal," Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said of how far into the rain delay the decision was made to change pitchers. "We just do what we do with our guys."
Duensing's day at Fenway was done. His Red Sox counterpart's was not.
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Both of the potential long men had pitched the previous night, with Tim Wakefield logging 4 1/3 innings in his start and Alfredo Aceves backing him with 4 2/3 innings of relief. If there was any way that Buchholz could give more innings – perhaps even just two more frames – it would be an immense help.
Buchholz, too, understood that fact. And so, he made clear to the team that he was willing to do what was necessary to stay in the game.
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"The fact that he's going to have 5 days rest came into play," said Young. "Definitely."
And then, there is the fact that Buchholz is a loose-limbed individual for whom pitching comes somewhat more effortlessly than his peers. To be sure, he puts in the work between starts to maintain his readiness to pitch for the long haul, but unlike the rest of the Sox starters, he does not need to ice after outings.
"He's got an arm with a lot of life in it," said Young. "No doubt."
There was a last test. After Buchholz threw his final indoor session – about five minutes before the tarp was pulled – he jogged back onto the field and threw from flat ground before progressing to the bullpen mound. And there, he felt fine, thus ensuring his re-entry into the game.
Even so, it was fair to wonder what Buchholz would be able to do when he returned to the mound, and how locked into the game circumstance he would be.
It was Buchholz' mental state, rather than his physical one, that Jonathan Papelbon wondered about. In 2008, the Sox closer had once entered a game in the eighth inning against the Yankees, warmed up and then had a rain delay leave him in a state of suspended animation for the next 131 minutes before returning to the mound and blowing away New York hitters for the final four outs. He was aware that Buchholz was attempting something with a very high degree of difficulty.
"I thought about that," said Papelbon. "It's very challenging. It's mentally tougher than anything. You've just got to try as best as you can to keep your mind on the task at hand."
Still, Buchholz enjoyed an advantage over what the closer might have experienced, according to Young.
"A starter prepares that way for two or three hours before his game," said Young. "Him sitting around is really like him getting into the mentality of starting the game over again."
Yet when Buchholz took the mound, there was one interesting difference. The Sox were not going to let him go too deep into the game. They were simply asking Buchholz to help them bridge to a more reasonable area of the game, where the bullpen might be positioned to take over without being stretched thin.
And so, knowing that he was on a dwindling pitch count clock, Buchholz was relentless in attacking the strike zone. He fired eight pitches – seven strikes – to sail through the third inning. He needed just nine pitches – all strikes – to get through the fourth. He was throwing everything – fastball, changeup, cutter and especially an excellent curveball – for strikes after returning to the mound.
"He just kept us off balance," said Twins manager Gardenhire. "We really didn't get many good swings against him."
Buchholz returned for the fifth, when his command started to falter after a leadoff strikeout. He issued a walk, then fell behind 3-1. But with the Twins attempting a hit and run, Luke Hughes lined a ball that seemed destined for left field; but Jed Lowrie dove to his left to spear it, then hopped up and threw to first to complete the double play.
"He actually went back out there and I thought his touch and feel on his pitches was better," said manager Terry Francona observed with some amazement. "I thought today was the best I've seen, I really did. Now I know it was kind of a disjointed effort but I thought today was by far the best."
That was it for Buchholz. Having logged the requisite five innings, in which he allowed just two hits and one walk while striking out six, he was in line for the win. He felt like he could have kept going – he'd only thrown 61 pitches on the day – but for the Sox, what he'd done was already more than enough. Even his opponents were left to admire the effort.
"Made me look bad," kidded Twins starter Duensing.
When the Sox emerged with a 4-0 win nearly five hours after Buchholz had thrown his first pitch of the day, it was with a sense of profound respect and appreciation for what the starter had done.
This was the sort of game that defines front-of-the-rotation starters. It was evidence of Buchholz understanding the dynamic of a pitching staff, and what he could do in order not only to give the Sox their best chance to win, but also to spare a bullpen a potentially disastrous toll.
Buchholz not only positioned the Sox to win on Saturday, but also kept the pitching staff intact for Sunday's game as well. While he will be monitored carefully in the coming days to make sure that the effort did not take any toll on him, it was a remarkable effort that was recognized throughout the Sox clubhouse.
"That's tough to sit on the bench for two hours and to go back out there. It's tough enough when you have to sit on the bench in a long inning. But he wanted the ball, he went back out there and pitched great," said catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia. "We needed it. Buck wanted the ball regardless and proved why."
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I am using Window Authentication for sql database for my asp.net web application.but after i deploy my website to another computer I'm unable to connect to the database.Is there any property for window authentication to set user name and password in web.config file.
Does this sound like your scenario?
Everything works great. Then you move it to a different environment where the database and IIS are no longer on the same server and then you cannot get the database to recognize the credentials IIS is passing in?
If so, then welcome to my hell a few months ago. The problem is that once the two processes are not on the same box, they don't trust each other any more. Network administration permissions are required to get the two process to trust each other across server boundaries. Unfortunately, I didn't blog about it but the general steps were
Sorry for the vague recollection and as I wasn't the one with credentials to fix anything, I only got to observe them clicking the buttons. The starting article on How to connect to SQL Server using Windows Authentication got us fairly far down the track.
This deals with the fact that on your developer box, you (or the anon user? or the user the develper web service spins up as?) is trusted by the local instance of SQL. But, when you deploy, the user ASP.NET runs under is not trusted.
You are most likely using a trusted connection string, e.g.
...as you are using windows authentication. You need to use a standard connection string. e.g.
SQL Server 2008:
Just be sure to set up a non-windows authentication user within SQL Server.
Authentication mode should be set in the web.config. Also, check if anonymous authentication is disabled or not.


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A clip of Gene Kelly from Singin' in the Rain. Classics 101.
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