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Excellent location – rated 9.5/10! (score from 246 reviews)
Rated by guests after their stay at Palais Des Remparts.
View of the ocean from the terrace and our room. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Very pretty inside, clean room. Location close to restaurants, shopping, beach, ramparts. Not difficult to find.
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The staff were amazing. Kind (even when I questioned the bill-my falt I might add) and attentive. Breakfast on the terrace was great and we had lunch one day and it was really good. We would have eaten there more often but sadly they did not serve wine. Will definitely return.
The location was fantastic and staff really helpful:) recommend:)!
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The setting just inside the medina is great and the best panoramic view from the terrace where a brilliant buffet breakfast is served. Our room was huge and the biggest bath ever! But it's the gentle attentiveness of all the staff that really made our stay such a pleasure.
fabulous room size and bathroom - loved heating as it was freezing in early feb
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Great stay: staff, rooms, location, rooftop view, breakfast/food - excellent value for money
Very friendly helpful staff. Very comfortable room. Nice to have in room fridge. Excellent breakfast.
Excellent location, very nice and spacious room. Great terrace with sea view.
Beautiful room and hotel, great location and the hotel's guide Shae-Shae gave such depth to our understandable of Essaouira. His knowledge of the city's history was thorough and he was a joy to be around.
The staff were amazing. Nothing was too much trouble. The view of the sea from our window was breathtaking. The food was delicious. Good breakfast included.
The grand Palais Des Remparts is in the heart of the medina (historic quarter) of Essaouira, only 3 minutes from the beach. It is a stylish hotel and serves traditional Moroccan cuisine.
All the spacious rooms at Palais Des Remparts are individually decorated with warm wooden furnishings. They have a private bathroom and traditional Moroccan decor.
The Riad serves regional cuisine made from fresh local produce. Guests can enjoy meals in an intimate atmosphere in the cozy dining rooms.
After a day of sightseeing, guests can relax on the terrace, planted with palm trees, or enjoy a moment of relaxation in the SPA Palais Des Remparts.
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Golf Course (within 2 miles), Fishing, Windsurfing, Hiking, Cycling, Solarium, Spa, Massage, Hot Tub, Turkish/Steam Bath, Bicycle Rental
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Restaurant, Bar, Breakfast in the Room, Restaurant with Dining Menu, Buffet-Style Restaurant, Snack Bar, Special Diet Meals (upon request)
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Public parking is available at a location nearby (reservation is not needed) and costs EUR 3 per day.
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The Riad Malaika Hotel is located in the heart of the Essaouira Médina, just 55 yards from the beach. The hotel offers beauty and body treatments and free Wi-Fi access.
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Next to the ocean, the Mimouna is a traditional riad (Moroccan house) offering peaceful accommodations and a large terrace with panoramic sea views in Essaouira.
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In the heart of Essaouira, this hotel is in a house dating from the 19th century and is decorated in a traditional Moroccan style.
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On the beachfront in Essaouira, this 5-star hotel features 2 swimming pools, a fitness center and a spa with hammam. It offers air-conditioned guest rooms and some have a balcony.
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The staff were amazing. Kind (even when I questioned the bill-my falt I might add) and attentive. Breakfast on the terrace was great and we had lunch one day and it was really good. We would have eaten there more often but sadly they did not serve wine. Will definitely return.
The location was fantastic and staff really helpful:) recommend:)!
The setting just inside the medina is great and the best panoramic view from the terrace where a brilliant buffet breakfast is served. Our room was huge and the biggest bath ever! But it's the gentle attentiveness of all the staff that really made our stay such a pleasure.
The location is amazing and so is the view from the rooftop, as it looks over the ramparts and out sea. The bedrooms are nice and I would definitely say take advantage of the massive bath. The hotel staff are really helpful and they offer a free guided tour (2 days a week) around the medina. The guide did take us into two shops (argan oil and silver) but we didn't feel pressured and we just politely had a quick look round. We used the hammam which was a nice experience and we left the hotel feeling very relaxed.
There was a little bit of a strange smell in the bedroom but nothing that was a problem and it wouldn't put us off going there again. I booked in for a French manicure which was nice but not like a French manicure in England as the options of colours were quite bright. I paid for this at the end of the stay as it is added to your bill and was charged almost double as apparently I also had a hand massage (I just asked for a manicure)! They did take some money off but still paid more than the advertised price ... But the girl who did it was lovely!
fabulous room size and bathroom - loved heating as it was freezing in early feb
no bad experience
Great stay: staff, rooms, location, rooftop view, breakfast/food - excellent value for money
If I have to be picky, service was a bit slow on account of being understaffed, but given that I stayed in Feb, that's understandable
Very friendly helpful staff. Very comfortable room. Nice to have in room fridge. Excellent breakfast.
Excellent location, very nice and spacious room. Great terrace with sea view.
Beautiful room and hotel, great location and the hotel's guide Shae-Shae gave such depth to our understandable of Essaouira. His knowledge of the city's history was thorough and he was a joy to be around.
The staff were amazing. Nothing was too much trouble. The view of the sea from our window was breathtaking. The food was delicious. Good breakfast included.
Sadly no alcohol served on the premises. We would certainly have eaten there more often if wine was served.
This riad is ideally situated just inside the madina. Easy to get to beaches for lovely long walks, several good restaurants serving wine (check menu board says 'carte du vin'), lovely big bath to soak off the sand after a day in the sun and wind. Breakfasts good, friendly staff.
Hotel offers a 3-Hour Free guided walking tour in The medina and harbour. Great - Highly recommended!
We had a room on the roof terrace - beautiful views. Lovely breakfast and very helpful and cheerful staff.
Confusion over the final bill - always take all booking docs.
Stylish building with tasteful decoration, excellent staff and a comfortable room.
Some furnishings were worn: lampshades, etc which spoilt the overall excellent effect.
Just to be allowed to be there.
There was nothing I did not like.
Great ocean and town views. Breakfast on the terrace. Friendly staff. In the Medina, yet still quiet. Call ahead so staff can met you at the Medina Entrance to get to the hotel.
Unsafe electrical heater in the room.
Friendly and professional stuff. Very good breakfasts (at the rooftops), excellent location & clean and very big room. Don't miss the hammam!
White clothes a bit aged.
Bathroom , big bed
Room too big for the small electric heater: it never really got warm. Next time I'll ask for a smaller room.
Amazing views, centrally located.
Everything was good.
We had the room on the rooftop with an excellent seaview. On the same level was the breakfast bar and evening bar - very convenient - and in no way were we disturbed by 'traffic'. Staff were absolutely charming and very dedicated - nothing was too much to ask. The bathtub was enormous, a real treat after a day of walking.
The wifi worked everywhere in the hotel but in our room. We had two small children, but could only accommodate one small bed, but main bed was big enough for 3! Water was sometimes cold, and in winter, a hot bath is essential, as it gets quite chilly at night. No central heating, but a small heater available.
GREAT WELCOME: Warmly welcomed and the majority of staff had a good level of English otherwise most also spoke French. INFORMATION: Thanks to Mme Rachida for providing lots of email contact prior to arrival and recommendations during our stay. Also had a free 3 hour tour guide who was excellent providing some great historical information and took us to some great sights. TRANSPORT: Thanks to Hossna for organising onward travel to the Atlas Mountains. LOCATION: Well located only a few minutes from the taxi rank / square and a couple of minutes from the Dar Skala with the impressive ramparts and lots of shops and restaurants. ROOMS: A good spacious room with nice bathroom and a small view of the sea from the corner of the window. Good sized TV. HOTEL FACILITIES: Super rooftop views where we had breakfast everyday, definitely one of the most impressive things of this hotel. Also a lovely entrance with the large courtyard looking up to the four floors. Only one small lift but also a staircase. SPA: Excellent Hamman and good Spa facilities run by Fatima-Ezzahra and her colleague Arbia. There was also a jacuzzi but we did not use this. FOOD: We only ate here on the first night where they put on a Christmas Eve dinner - a very large quantity of food and first introduction to Moroccan Cuisine. Great with entertainment of traditional Gnaoua music which is one of the major attractions of Essaouira with an annual festival. Good breakfast every morning with omelettes and pancakes, yoghurts and fruit. Essaouira is a magical place and very chilled out with lots of wonderful places to explore in the Medina and a vast beach to walk along. Overall a good hotel all the staff made us very welcome and we appreciated all their help and making our Christmas so special. Thank you and best wishes for 2015!
INFORMATION: Would be good to have had some additional information pamphlet / folder in our room of local attractions / recommendations. BEDROOM: A little outdated and think could do with a new lick of paint, new rugs, new curtains and a duvet that fitted the bed properly. Also smelt a bit damp but room was clean. TV did not really work very well and if it had a DVD built-in would have been a good addition. The heating issue could be better if they installed air conditioning.
Great location near to the main Madina square. We had a love room with an exceptionally large bath. The Riad had a lovely roof terrace which overlooks the harbour and sea.
Only an electric heater in the room during the cold nights.
The civility of the staff, bordering on delightful at times. if you smile they smile but if you dont they dont, so smile. The ladies who run the hotel are sweet and pleasant, and the guys, there were 2 main protagonists at the time, couldnt do enough, but this was at the end of the season, so there was not much for them to do. It would be teeming in season.
The time of year I went to stay in Essouaria was December 7th not a good time for hotel service it is all over by then. So I was led to believe, naively, that the restaurant would be open. It was opened for me alone, and I was offered food, but it was inedible. But they wanted me to have food. They are very kind people.
The staff are so friendly and helpful. The whole place is spotlessly clean. The food and service are to be highly recommended.
Seagulls watching me have breakfast 2 feet away
Really cheerful and happy staff. A beautiful building in a great location within very close proximity to the sound of the ocean. Good Moroccan breakfast - more than you can eat - unlike some riad's, especially in Marrakech, which serve just a flat bread, a yoghourt and a berber pancake. Have travelled Morocco a lot over many years and would definitely visit again if in Essaouria.
Nothing. All great. The only thing some visitors might comment on is that the Wi-fi is a tiny bit slow at times but hey - get a life - you're on holiday!


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Some of you asked if I would go ahead and post my "how to" on eliminating those many scattered dots using Photoshop in scanned plans even though WMD has it on his site. Well, here it is.
Planeman Here is the step-by-step process for the removal of scattered tiny dots. I am using Photoshop CS3 Extended. 1. At the top of your Photoshop screen in the menu look for a menu called Filter. Open Filter and you will see a list. Click on Noise. 2. A small window will open with another list. Click on Dust and Scratches 3. A window will open that will give you an enlarged view of a small portion of your screen image. You can shift this view around to select any par of your image. The screen will also have two slide bars at the bottom called Radius and Threshold. Play with these two slider bars to see what you get. If you don't like it you can always go back a step (under Edit in the menu) and try something else. You can do the above with the entire image (plan) or select a portion of the image (plan) using the Polygonal Lasso tool at the top of your Tool Bar You can also remove white specks in a solid black area by inverting the image (plan) from black on white to white on black (Image in the menu, then select Adjustments, then select Invert). When finished, re-invert the image again. |
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"CAD is cold, sterile, and has no human feelings or warmth, I still prefer hand drawings. I just dislike CADS drawings. They are good for architect or engineering plans but not for model airplanes."
Eduardo ,l it's strange that you have said this as you told us all, that you had acquired a laser cutting machine!. How do you enter your data? W |
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Each file would be smaller, it would match up to how the original plan was broken up into sheets and it would be easier to print. If not 4 files, then 4 pages in the one pdf As far as the CAD versus hand drawn, I can see the merits of both. But I think Hogal does a superb job of giving his CAD versions some "soul". Pat MacKenzie |
Jan 26, 2013, 07:05 PM | |
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marinefish666 (John), kindly scanned his sheets with a tape measure next to them. He included an inventory of bundles of balsa, and measured the die-cut wood thicknesses, THANKS JOHN! 2013-02-25 Finished sheets 1A through 8. 2013-03-12 Finished and posted. PDF files zipped DWG files zipped (for Steve @ O-Zone) Universal AutoCAD format TCW files zipped for TurboCAD users. I included a pdf list to the zips that cross-references parts with sheet numbers and thickness of wood. Planeman posted the plans here: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...ostcount=11169 Plans are also at Outerzone http://www.outerzone.co.uk/plan_details.asp?ID=3704 |
Jan 26, 2013, 11:55 PM | |
A small celebration is in order today folks, page 750. Many thanks to Orange and White for starting the ball rolling and all the contributors, including boat and dog lovers, who have helped making this the thread we all love.
My contributions today are the Calamity Jane and Rigid Midget from the Aeromodeller of October 1952. Calamity Jane is a control line stunter and Rigid Midget is a small, all sheet rubber plane. Calamity Jane is a 50" wingspan stunter for 2.5 to 5cc engines designed by Peter Weaver from Australia. The reason for the Aeromodeller having such interest in this particular design is that is had had a large number of contest successes in the hands of the designer and others. The original was flown with engines ranging in power from a DC 350 up to a Frog 500, and the designer thought that even an Elfin 249 would do the trick. Design features are freely attributed to Bob Palmer which is not really surprising considering the contributions Bob made to CL flying at the time. It is, however, nice to see the acknowledgement. Overall a nice design which would make a good build. The Ridgid Midget was presented as a centre page free plan and designed by Vic Dubery. The article describes that the trigger for Vic to design this pretty little plane was overhearing a youngster watching a team race event. He therefore designed this all sheet plane on the lines of a team racer. My plan has taken certain liberties in that I have laid it out as I think a plan would be laid out, not as it was published. The design certainly looks good and proved really robust. One for the Grandkids maybe. As with all my plans they are but tracings from scans of the original magazines articles and may well contain errors. If you chose to build from them please do a lot of measuring and double checking before knife application. If you do notice any errors please send me a message so I can correct them. If you want .dwg files I will be sending them to Steve at Outerzone to host. Most of all enjoy them for what they are. Al ImagesView all Images in thread |
Jan 27, 2013, 07:57 AM | |
Windshield Patterns
I've noticed that a vast majority of the airplanes submitted to this forum lack the pattern to cut the windshields accurately, especially the gliders. In my former life, I had several projects that I had to develop the flat patterns for some rather complex shapes. I got tired of the tedium of point-to-point projection, so I wrote a LISP routine to help automate the process. If any of you guys run into a windshield problem, I'd be happy to "unfold" the pattern for you. If you can send me the three-view of the windshield (or any other compound curved surface for that matter), I'll do my best to unfold it. Unfortunately though, it'll be in CAD Calm winds O_P |
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Thanks for the offer of doing that. You are right in that the patterns are often missing and it was often left to the old trick of cutting a template in thin card and trimming to fit. I have also noticed that on the old plans where templates were drawn they were often a rough guesstimate and not symmetrical. The bad fit I can blame on my bad building, the lack of symmetry, well. Of course symmetry on CAD is not a problem. The bad building, well long may it continue. Al |
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Students who are in the 2008 SHS prom court are Jennifer Beauvais, Cede Breault, Christina Flandrick, Holly Germain, Kelsey Rorabeck, Amy Wells, Walter Borgstrom, Jeff Coe, Taylor Dabrowski, Cody Dalton, Alex Praschak and Phil Vanasse.
Tickets for Prom are $18 per couple and $10 for singles.
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In-Ko-Pah Mountains
In-Ko-Pah Mountains | |
Highest point | |
Peak | Mt. Tule |
Elevation | 1,416 m (4,646 ft) |
Geography | |
Country | United States |
State | California |
District | San Diego County |
Range coordinates | 32°48′00″N 116°17′03″W / 32.8001°N 116.2842°WCoordinates: 32°48′00″N 116°17′03″W / 32.8001°N 116.2842°W |
Topo map | USGS Sombrero Peak |
The In-Ko-Pah Mountains are one of the Peninsular Ranges located near the U.S. border with Mexico in southern California, west of the Jacumba Mountains. The range, which lies in a north-south direction, is located just north of Interstate 8, and east of the Manzanita Indian Reservation.
The range is approximately 12 miles long. Mt. Tule, at 4,647 feet, and Sombrero Peak, at 4,229 feet above sea level, are the tallest mountains in the chain.
The In-Ko-Pah Mountains consist of faulted granitic intrusive bedrock, weathered into dramatic piles of residual boulders. The local granodiorite is naturally a very light color, weathering over centuries into a reddish-orange desert varnish.
Visitors can view these landforms while driving Interstate 8 through Devil's Canyon [gorge]. Remnants of Highway 80, the first North American transcontinental highway, can be seen on either side. The boulders can be examined closer at the Desert View Tower, a historic roadside structure, that includes a boulder park with a number of massive Depression-era sculptures carved in the local rocks.
Camping among the rocks is available in the McCain Valley Recreational Area, located off Interstate 80 near the town of Boulevard.
See also[edit]
- ^ "In-Ko-Pah Mountains". Geographic Names Information System. United States Geological Survey. Retrieved 2009-05-04.
- Allan, Stuart (2005). California Road and Recreation Atlas. Benchmark Maps. p. 117. ISBN 0-929591-80-1.


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Second DOF assignment:
Name: Evaluate Alien Tactical Bridge Officer
Result: Success (not a critical success)
Reward: One blue Andorian Female Bridge Officer
Bug: I either never received this BOF or I received a purple very rare male (in stead of a blue rare female) BOF. I am not sure because when checking my bof roster I had one purple male Andorian and I am not sure if this is from the dof reward or that I had it already. In any case, I either didn't get it or I got the wrong one. The window with join/train up/not now did pop up and I selected "not now" because I wanted to do some other stuff first.
I was just on Tribble and this
exact same thing happened again
with another DOF assignment, because I was on Tribble I decided to click the "Not now" button again to see if i could replicate the bug and the exact same thing happened, plus this time the assignment completely disappeared, it's not even in my Assignment log.
Name: Evaluate Ferengi Science Officer Candidate
Result: Success (Green value BOF)
Reward: One green Ferengi Male Science Officer
Ok I feel really stupid now
they just popped up in my
, while I was only checking my BOF stations place (the place were your candidates are normally listed)
The name changing glitch is still there though and I also noticed that some assignments do not reward the dilithium that is listed under the rweards.


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Summary: Microsoft PowerShell enthusiast, Jeff Wouters, talks about his experience with the 2013 Winter Scripting Games warm-up events.
Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, is here. Today we have a special guest blogger, Microsoft Windows PowerShell enthusiast, Jeff Wouters. Here is a little bit about Jeff…
Jeff Wouters (B ICT, MCITP, MCSA, MCSE) is a freelance technical consultant from the Netherlands with a main focus on high availability and automation. In Microsoft and Citrix products, he uses technologies such as virtualization, redundancy, clustering, and replication. He also has a great passion for Windows PowerShell and is a founding member of the Dutch PowerShell User Group in 2012.
Jeff has been a speaker at IT events such as E2E Virtualization Conference (formerly known as PubForum), BriForum Chicago, and NGN (Dutch IT community). He speaks and blogs mainly about Windows PowerShell and virtualization, but every now and then something else slips in that piques his interest. Jeff is also a contributing author for a book project where 30+ authors from all over the world are working together to create a Windows PowerShell deep-dive book that will be published in 2013.
Jeff's contact information:
This year, I'm competing in the Windows PowerShell Scripting Games that will be launched at the Windows PowerShell Summit in April. As a teaser, and to test the new system, it was decided to do a little warm-up event.
Note The 2013 Winter Scripting Games warm-up events are over. The Scripting Wife wrote about her experience with the warm-up events in The Scripting Wife Talks About the First Warm-Up Event. The announcement for the 2013 Scripting Games (main event) will take place at the Windows PowerShell Summit in April. Stay tuned for more information.
I found that the first exercise of the 2013 Winter Scripting Games warm-ups is something that I was able to use in a few of the Windows PowerShell trainings I've been giving. It teaches people to break large scripting projects down into eatable pieces and investigate them. When you do this in a group, you'll end up having some great discussions about why you are doing it the way you are doing when your colleague is doing it another way. So what I'm providing in this post is my solution, not THE solution. Last year I participated in the Beginner class. I love challenging myself, so I added a little something to the exercise: To deliver every exercise within one hour after starting to script. I was very happy to actually succeed in that task, although at one event I was cutting it a bit close because I was trying to do something with the wrong cmdlet (I needed to use Get-WinEvent instead of Get-EventLog or Get-Event). But that's a whole other discussion…
I don't recommend trying to deliver your scripts within an hour. As I experienced last year, this will greatly diminish your learning experience, which is exactly opposite of the goal for the Scripting Games.
So let's get back on topic. This year I've decided that I want to participate in the Advanced class—mostly because I've learned a great deal in the last year and I still want to challenge myself.
I hope that you'll find this post useful in your coming scripting endeavors.
For the purpose of this post, I've split the exercise into separate bullets—we'll cover them one at a time. I've numbered the paragraphs in this post the same as each bullet in the exercise so that you can easily find your way around this rather large post.
Note Although I added a Help function when I wrote the script, I've not included it in this post because it would make it even bigger—and it's big enough as it is, right?
The function has a few requirements. First, it has to be named Get-DiskSizeInfo. Secondly, it needs to be an advanced function.
Many of the students in my Windows PowerShell classes and workshops ask me how they can convert a function into an advanced function. It's actually pretty easy, just add [CmdletBinding()] to it at the top like so:
function Get-DiskSizeInfo { [CmdletBinding()] Param () }
See how easy it is? You don't need to be a rocket scientist to write some Windows PowerShell commands.
The second is that the function needs to accept one or more computer names as input via a parameter. You could define a bunch of parameters such as ComputerName1, ComputerName2, ComputerName3, but that's just plain crazy.
If you were to create a single parameter and make it an array instead of a string, it would fit our needs just fine:
function Get-DiskSizeInfo
Param (
Note that I've made the parameter NOT mandatory because I've given a default value (the local computer name). If I were to make it mandatory, giving it a default value would be useless because it would prompt me to provide values for the ComputerName parameter (because it's mandatory).
But this is a rather basic parameter. In fact, I would want to do more with it such as providing it aliases and allowing input from the pipeline. So let's add some of that:
As you can see, I also want my function to be able to handle pipeline input. Therefore, I'll be using a Begin-Process-End construction:
Begin { }
Process { }
End { }
In this case, I've chosen to use WMI because not all servers in my production environment support CIM. I could have used the COM protocol combined with the CIM cmdlets, but I have found simply using the WMI cmdlets to be easier. It wasn't a requirement to NOT use WMI, so I am still working within the boundaries that are set by the exercise.
Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_LogicalDisk -Filter "DriveType=3"
But as usual, you'll get too much information, and you'll only want the properties that are required. Because there are some additional requirements, such as showing the output value of the total size in GB, I need to do some formatting:
Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_LogicalDisk -Filter "DriveType=3" | Select-Object @{Label="Drive";Expression={$_.DeviceID}},@{Label="FreeSpace(GB)";Expression={"{0:N1}" -f($_.FreeSpace/1GB)}},@{Label="Size(GB)";Expression={"{0:N1}" -f($_.Size/1GB)}},@{Label="PercentFree";Expression={"{0:N0}" -f(($_.freespace * 100) / $_.Size)}}
Note I've seen some people use Label and Expression, whereas others use Name and Expression. Both work just fine, so you can use whatever makes you happy.
Now include this code into the function:
Param ( [Parameter(Mandatory=$false,ValueFromPipeline=$true,ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName=$true,ValueFromRemainingArguments=$false,Position=0)]
Displaying the information is actually the easy part. Simply use a ForEach loop, and add a computer name parameter to the Get-WMIObject command:
{ [CmdletBinding(SupportsShouldProcess=$true,PositionalBinding=$false,ConfirmImpact='Low')]
Foreach ($Target in $ComputerName)
Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_LogicalDisk -Filter "DriveType=3" -ComputerName $Target -ErrorVariable $Errors -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Select-Object @{Label="Drive";Expression={$_.DeviceID}},@{Label="FreeSpace(GB)";Expression={"{0:N1}" -f($_.FreeSpace/1GB)}},@{Label="Size(GB)";Expression={"{0:N1}" -f($_.Size/1GB)}},@{Label="PercentFree";Expression={"{0:N0}" -f(($_.freespace * 100) / $_.Size)}}
Handling errors can be a little tricky because there are two types of errors: terminating and non-terminating.
Terminating errors will actually terminate your script. So if such an error occurs, it's the end of the script. If you're executing the command for multiple objects, you wouldn't want the script to be terminated half way through, right? So, how can you catch those errors?
Well, that's it actually…you need to "catch" them with Try-Catch—and to not show them, you need to redirect or pipe them to Null.
In this case, I'll only be catching the exceptions:
catch [System.Exception]
$Error | Out-Null
Finally { }
Note For more information about how you can use Try/Catch/Finally, take a look at the Hey! Scripting Guy Blog, How Can I Use Try/Catch/Finally in Windows PowerShell?
The command itself can give errors. For example if a computer can't be contacted, it will return that the RPC server is unavailable. You can solve this by adding the ErrorAction parameter to the Get-WMIObject cmdlet with a SilentlyContinue value:
Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_LogicalDisk -Filter "DriveType=3" -ComputerName $Target -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Select-Object @{Label="Drive";Expression={$_.DeviceID}},@{Label="FreeSpace(GB)";Expression={"{0:N1}" -f($_.FreeSpace/1GB)}},@{Label="Size(GB)";Expression={"{0:N1}" -f($_.Size/1GB)}},@{Label="PercentFree";Expression={"{0:N0}" -f(($_.freespace * 100) / $_.Size)}}
$_ | Out-Null
The reason I'm catching System.Exception here is that this is the base exception class. All other exception classes are derived from this one.
No errors are shown, but how do we know if a system could not be contacted? It isn't shown to the screen—we've just made sure that won't happen. Also, one of the requirements was to write the name of that computer to an error log (C:\Errors.txt) when it can't be contacted.
First I always like to define the file or even the path of the error log. We can do that at Begin { }:
$ErrorLogPath = "C:\Errors.txt"
If you have Windows PowerShell 3.0, you can use the Out-File cmdlet with the Append parameter. This parameter was introduced in Windows PowerShell 3.0. We need an error written to the log at each loop.
So how do we get those errors? We've just made it so that no errors are shown, so where are they?
Windows PowerShell comes with a bunch of error variables. One of those is $?. This variable gives you a $true or $false depending on if the last command completed successfully. So if the variable is false, we know that an error has occurred, right? An error means that the device could not be contacted, no matter what the reason. And we don't care about the reason because that wasn't one of the requirements. We only want to log that the device could not be contacted.
if (!$?) {"Device $Target could not be contacted" | Out-File $ErrorLogPath -Append}
This step took some searching because I had not done this before. How do we know if the Verbose parameter has been used?
There probably are some very creative ways of doing this, but do you know that you can use the $PSCmdlet variable? You can use this to check the command you've invoked for the presence of a parameter.
So if the parameter is present, we want to do something; and if it's not, we want to do something else.
If ($PSCmdlet.MyInvocation.BoundParameters["Verbose"].IsPresent)
Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_LogicalDisk -Filter "DriveType=3" -ComputerName $Target -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Select-Object SystemName,@{Label="Drive";Expression={$_.DeviceID}},@{Label="FreeSpace(GB)";Expression={"{0:N1}" -f($_.FreeSpace/1GB)}},@{Label="Size(GB)";Expression={"{0:N1}" -f($_.Size/1GB)}},@{Label="PercentFree";Expression={"{0:N0}" -f(($_.freespace * 100) / $_.Size)}}
finally {}
My conclusion is also my advice: Break down the exercise into eatable pieces and cover them one at a time. This will make your scripting life and learning experience a whole lot more effective and easier. Trust me on this one. Also take time to properly investigate each part, which will greatly improve your learning experience. You are going to encounter things in your investigation that you didn't know. But be aware that those investigation will not take you too far away from your goal. Simply do as I do: Make a note of it and look at it sometime in the future…
Jeff, thank you so very much for writing about your experiences in the 2013 Scripting Games warm-up exercises.
I invite you to follow me on Twitter and Facebook. If you have any questions, send email to me at email@example.com, or post your questions on the Official Scripting Guys Forum. See you tomorrow. Until then, peace.
Ed Wilson, Microsoft Scripting Guy
Don't forget, PowerShell MVP Don Jones will be on the PowerScripting Podcast tonight( Mar 28) at 9:30 EDT to talk about the 2013 Scripting Games. Tune in if you can. powerscriptinglive.blogspot.com
@Jeff, Great script. I just wanted to point out three things:
- concerning the use of 'label' and 'name' in expression, the key point to remember is that Powershell v1.0 doesn't accept the 'label' property in expressions, and returns 'Select-Object : Illegal key label'. I know it because often I run scripts developped on V2 on old systems such as Windows 2003 with Powershell V1 and I get that exception.
- since you use 'out-file -append' I suppose it would be a good ide to prefix your script with '#Requires -Version 3'
- why you don't just use the verbose facility of [CmdletBinding()] ?
My apologies for incorrectly identifying Jeff as an MVP. I have corrected the text. (Jeff is an MVP to me so I guess that is where I got the idea that he was also a Microsoft MVP) Again my apologies for not getting it right.
Hi Ed,
Thanks for the compliment... I hope that I can keep providing you with reasons to think like that ;-)
In Step 7, wouldnt it be simpler to use the Write-Verbose statement?


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Most small-business leaders know and acknowledge that performance management is the worst-managed of all human-resources management areas.
Some defend the lack of performance reviews with the old excuse of "no time, no resources." Others are stymied by personal insecurity because they don't feel comfortable judging someone else or engaging in those "difficult" conversations.
The same situation applies to not-for-profit organizations. I know from experience that many not-for-profits as well as industry and professional associations have not conducted a performance review with their executive director for years and years. When this is the case, I find staff performance reviews are also often neglected.
A performance review of an executive director is usually undertaken by a committee of board members. If board turnover is high, this HR function will be neglected. As well, if the organization doesn't have clear reporting and accountability, it is difficult for review-committee members who are not fully in tune with the day-to-day issues to conduct a performance review. As well, these organizations have traditionally not invited staff for feedback on leadership behaviours and the success of their administrative leader.
The result is that if and when performance problems with a leader and/or staff arise, there will be little or no documentation to support any decisions going forward. I have found many an organization confronted with leadership termination, accompanied by large severance payments, simply because performance was not well-managed, and by the time someone pays attention, it is too late.
For the past 10 years or more, the so-called 360 performance-appraisal process has gained much popularity. This approach invites selected staff to comment on their leader, which in turn provides a variety of viewpoints in addition to those of the board review committee. After all, it's the employees who are working day to day with their leader, and it is they who see strengths and areas of challenge in teamwork, leadership, goal-setting and achievement.
As well, in many cases, I find executive directors and senior leaders take themselves for granted and fail to appreciate their own skills and accomplishments. Thus, a 360 process provides a powerful feedback process that can help to focus future development for a leader and assist them in recognizing and appreciating their own skill level.
Part of the challenge of engaging a 360 performance-appraisal process in a not-for-profit or professional association is the size of the organization. Smaller groups create problems with confidentiality and employees might well be afraid to speak up, as comments could be tracked back to them. In this case, it might be wise to utilize the services of a third party who can explain the purpose and the process, manage the various steps for implementation, ensure the feedback is interpreted in organizational and management terms and individual confidentiality is protected.
Employee participants must be instructed on how to complete the 360 performance appraisal and directed to provide comments that are candid, yet constructive. The executive director must also be coached on his or her own participation as well and helped in preparing to accept constructive feedback.
At the same time, abruptly changing to a 360 performance review process during times of stress and/or where complaints have been raised by employees is not a good idea. That's because implementing a new 360 process during this time would be perceived as a punitive tool and may well solicit many unfair and/or unsubstantiated negativity within the employee-feedback comments. Throwing in big surprises and playing the "gotcha" game with an executive director is unjust and unfair.
As with many larger and high-profile not-for-profit associations, issues that arise from a performance review may well end up on the front page of the newspaper, as has the review of the conflict between the provincial government and Osborne House women's shelter. When a funder and a delivery agent are pitted against each other in a highly public forum, people make their own observations, but overall, it creates a loss of trust on both sides. The result is that clients suffer.
While evaluating an executive director is one board responsibility that is key to overall organizational success, another responsibility is to periodically undergo some sort of board self-evaluation. This is important because it's the board that ultimately provides direction to an executive director, and without good board directors, the capacity of the board itself can deteriorate. When this happens, the role of the executive director often becomes much more "directive" than originally intended and might become unhealthy for the organization. Without good board members and governance processes, some organizations might even cease to exist over time.
An evaluation of the board from a governance and administrative perspective allows the board an opportunity to reflect on its mission, vision, goals, objectives and accomplishments. It can be used to clarify various standards of success measurement, review challenges and achievements and set new goals and objectives. Similar to a general recruitment process, a board review can also identify whether board members are the "right people at the right time doing the right things."
There are different types and styles of board-member/board-governance performance evaluations. On one hand, I've seen an evaluation following every meeting. This review process considers whether meetings started on time, whether attendance was regular, chairmanship was exercised, members were respectful with each other and whether objectives were met. It is a very effective process.
On the other hand, there are very effective self-assessment tools available for evaluating a total board and its operations. One I like to use includes a checklist-style of questions related to governance, administration, human resources, diversity, fiscal, information technology, service programs, consumer awareness and responsiveness, volunteer management, planning and evaluation, fundraising and revenue generation, and marketing. As can be expected, an executive director would also be invited to participate in this process.
A board-governance review can be time-consuming and require an administrator for implementation, document collection, analysis and report-writing, so once again, a board should consider some third-party assistance.
Executive director and board evaluation are two of the key responsibilities of a not-for-profit and/or association board. Implementing an effective process requires clear planning and preparation and the selection of the right tool.
The 360 performance-appraisal format is excellent for an executive director, while a governance/administrative self-analysis tool works well for the board itself.
Barbara J. Bowes, FCHRP, CMC, M.Ed, CCP is president of Legacy Bowes Group. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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