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GS Auto CenterRead MoreGS Auto Center is a full-service garage and auto-sales center that handles all manner of mechanical and cosmetic problems. On the sales side, a diverse stock of preowned imported and domestic vehicles sings a horsepower-charged siren song with a slew of sedans and SUVs, which have been examined with a fine-tooth comb to ensure quality and viability. Back at the garage, ASE-certified mechanics keep cars healthy with oil changes and 23-point inspections. When more than maintenance is required, the techs repair damage to brakes, electrical systems, and overheated dashboard hula dancers with expertise and an ample stock of auto parts. A crew of detailers, body-work pros, and paint-repair experts stands by the tools needed to reverse the signs of age and weather damage. For customers whose cars are taking a sabbatical to regain their powers, the center's fleet of tow trucks and shuttles lend an extra dash of convenience.5293 S Orange Blossom TrlOrlando, FL US
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Tuffy Auto Service CentersRead MoreAt Tuffy's, motor-vehicle caregivers spruce up patrons' horseless carriages and prepare them for a new season of dutiful service. After installing a new oil filter, auto artisans remove the old sludgy glop clogging the car's arterial system and replace it with up to five quarts of 5W-30 or 5W-20 conventional motor oil (a $31.99 value; diesel or synthetic oil costs extra). The staff will also rotate tires to prepare four-wheeled wonders for safe gliding (a $12 value) and perform an inspection to make sure air-conditioning systems are functioning properly to bring riders to the brink of coolness faster than Fonzie?s leather jacket ($9.99). Finally, a pair of fresh wiper blades (up to 22")?grown locally by organic-blade farmers?supplants worn-out window-rubbers ($22) and a specialist conducts an extensive 41-point maintenance inspection.5645 Metrowest BlvdOrlando, FL US
Superior Transmission and Auto RepairRead MoreSuperior Transmission and Auto Repair's ASE-certified technicians keep cars roadworthy with preventative-maintenance services for all major car brands. Technicians freshen motors with an oil change, which keeps engines well lubed to prevent friction-incited corrosion and overheating. To ensure even wear on tire treads, vehicle caregivers complete a tire rotation, letting rubber rollers play one round of musical wheel wells. Mechanics complete a 50-point inspection to thoroughly check autos' vital systems, inspecting the roadster's full body for such potentially disastrous malfunctions as leaking engines, worn-out breaks, and ingrown windshield wipers.5305 E Colonial DrOrlando, FL US
Riker's Automotive and TireRead MoreWe have been in business at the location near Sea World since 1995, before that many years on International Drive. The Orange Ave store has been open 4 years. We have 2 stores with 10 bays each for your convenience5700 Central Florida PkwyOrlando, FL US


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? Voters in Menasha came out in support of a $30 million building and renovation referendum by a 2-1 margin in April.
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METAIRIE, La. Saints defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo saw the same thing everyone else saw Monday night a fast, aggressive New Orleans defense taking the fight to the opponent, helping to carry the team to a 28-13 win over Philadelphia.
But he's not even close to ready to call the Saints' defense fixed. Far from it.
He knows that matchups change things from one week to the next in the NFL. In other words, while blitzing an injury-riddled Eagles team playing with a patchwork offensive line worked, it might not against a good Atlanta team this Sunday.
'I think people, just by nature football fans, coaches, players do the same things - think the answer to everything is to just blitz,' Spagnuolo said. 'That's not necessarily true, especially when you're playing a pretty good quarterback. This guy this past weekend was a good quarterback but we felt like we could do some things. They had an injury in the o-line early and that made a difference and we were cognizant of that.
'But going into this next game, I don't know what it will be.'
And yet, the Saints won their third game in the past four partly because the defense came up with big plays, something it hadn't done for much of the season.
The Eagles had several big plays, the biggest a 77-yard touchdown catch by DeSean Jackson. Philadelphia also had a 40-yard run by Bryce Brown and a 34-yard dash by LeSean McCoy, plays Spagnuolo explained as happening because the Eagles had the right play called against an aggressive defense.
Still, it was New Orleans' ability to come up with game-changing plays of its own that offset the Eagle's big gains.
New Orleans sacked Philadelphia quarterback Michael Vick seven times and forced two turnovers, including a 99-yard interception return for a touchdown by Patrick Robinson.
'Our guys played fast and confident,' the coach said. 'They just kind of geared it up a notch. There are still things there that we need to clean up. The explosive plays and some tackling there that just has to be better. We just got to keep getting better. But I do think we took a step last night.'
For the first time this season, New Orleans' defense appeared to play freer and looser, something that safety Roman Harper said was the result of Spagnuolo telling the players that making a mistake is OK.
Relaxation might have improved the Saints' play in the red zone. Of 17plays run inside the New Orleans 20, the Eagles had only one positive play, turned the ball over once and was forced to kick two field goals. Add in the third-and-22 from the 22 on a series that started inside the red zone and the Eagles gained only one net yard and turned the ball over twice.
'I don't want anybody to worry about making mistakes,' Spagnuolo said. 'Just go out and play. On defense, if you do that, you're going to be stagnant and stiff and you're never going to be able to be successful in this league. I'm glad they felt that way. Hopefully they'll continue to do that and we can have some decent results.'


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A few comments for the city of Wilkes-Barre's elected officials and highly paid insiders: How much is enough? How much money do you need in order to be happy?
You have brought our city to its knees and bankrupted us.
The practice of rewarding certain pals with excessively high-paid jobs for votes in order to maintain your lifestyles is passé. We know your game.
We live within our means and always have. We punched a clock or logged our hours and didn't expect a fellow employee to cover for our absence from our job.
We won't pay for your ridiculously excessive salaries and benefits, campaign donations to local pals, new homes, vehicles, gas, cellphones, vacations, pricy clothing and shoes, private-school educations or your family lifestyles with our money any longer.
Your wealth and social prestige is all because of us, so remember that when you walk or drive through our dying neighborhoods or bask in the sun aboard a cruise liner or on a southern Florida beach.
I suggest that those of you who have been milking us for decades go and try to find a non-taxpayer-funded job that even remotely compares to what the city salaries are. Even from years ago!
Greed has destroyed our city.
So again, how much is enough? Reduce your salaries or clean out your desks. We cannot afford your lifestyles.
Linda Urban
On Oct. 14 our beloved Yorkshire terrier, Rebel, was killed by another dog in our backyard. The loss has been extremely hard on our whole family.
My husband and I thank everyone for their calls, cards, flowers and kind words during this difficult time. You will never know how much it has meant to us.
We also thank Terrie Morgan-Besecker, of The Times Leader, for the wonderful article she wrote about Rebel (A family's loss, Oct. 16).
Some say it's only a dog, but Rebel was a huge part of our family. He will be forever missed by us and his Yorkie buddy, Brandy.
Carol Macko
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We are writing to invite residents in your community to consider planning a trip to Syracuse, N.Y., this holiday season. Centrally located in the heart of the state, at the crossroads of Interstates 81 and 90, Syracuse is the perfect destination to shop, dine, explore, play and embrace the holiday spirit.
Gift shopping is made easy at Destiny USA – a 2.4 million-square-foot tourist destination with more than 200 retailers. After shopping at some of the most popular luxury brand outlets available in the Northeast, have fun racing an electric go-kart at speeds up to 45 mph, or test yourself on the largest indoor ropes challenge course in the United States. Along with other venues of fun for the entire family, you can dine in one of several high-quality, on-site restaurants. A stunning, three-story, glass atrium provides perfect weather year round.
Destiny USA is expected to be the second most visited shopping center in the United States, according to Travel and Leisure magazine. We're confident your community members will enjoy a dynamic experience at Destiny USA.
While in Syracuse, visit our award-winning Rosamond Gifford Zoo, home to approximately 700 animals on 43 acres, and featured on Discovery Channel's Ultimate Guide to Elephants. Take in a national touring company production of the popular Broadway show Wicked, sing along with the timeless musical classic White Christmas or catch one of our highly competitive NCAA Syracuse University basketball games. Our Everson Museum of Art offers world-class exhibits, including an upcoming exhibition that will showcase American art from the first half of the twentieth century.
Enjoy Lights on the Lake, a Syracuse holiday tradition that attracts more than 160,000 people annually. This two-mile-drive light extravaganza features life-sized light displays, themed sections and a memorable grand finale.
Of course, there are many more reasons to visit Syracuse this holiday season, and we look forward to welcoming you soon.
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I'm sure ours isn't the only neighborhood where it happens, but I live in the Hanover section of Nanticoke. It is a neighborhood, not a cat dump.
The poor souls usually turn up when they are obviously pregnant. No matter how affectionate and people-friendly your cat might be in your home, if you turn it out on the street in a strange neighborhood, it is going to be frightened. No matter how sweet or attractive that cat might be, most households that want pets usually already have them, and a disoriented, confused cat is not going to be willing to trust a stranger.
Domestic alley cat types sometimes will band together to form a colony for mutual survival. Some kind people in my neighborhood provide feeding stations on their back porches with dry food and water to try to help them survive.
One recent night I was beyond disturbed to see a Seal Point Siamese feeding on my back porch. By their nature, Seal Point Siamese will not blend with an established colony. With winter coming, that poor cat has almost no chance of survival. The minute I opened my door that cat took off like the devil was chasing it. I can only hope it comes back and that over time I can win its trust and get it to the shelter.
Please, if you no longer can care for your pet, take it to the shelter. Yes, because of irresponsible owners who allow pets to breed out of control, our local shelter is usually overburdened. Your unwanted pet might not be adopted, but at least it won't die a slow horrible death on the street.
Please support our local shelter so that it is able to handle more unwanted animals. And please stop discarding unwanted pets in neighborhoods with the hope that someone will take them in. By discarding that pet you already have broken the first bond of trust for humans.
Anna Jesse
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|Trimmed lean beef round/Sirloin
|2 Pound, cut into 3/4 inch cubes
|All purpose flour
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Vegetable oil
|7 Teaspoon (2 Tablespoons Plus 1 Teaspoon)
|4 Ounce (4 Medium Size)
|Garlic cloves
|3 Large, minced / crushed through a press
|Dried oregano
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|Ground cumin
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|Dried thyme
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2. Trim the ends from the onions and halve them lengthwise. Peel; slice crosswise into thin slices. Add the remaining 1 teaspoon oil to the pan along with the onions. Saute over moderate heat until softened and lightly colored, about 5 minutes, adding 1 to 2 tablespoons of water each time the onions seem dry. Add the garlic and cook for 1 minute longer. Return the beef, along with any accumulated juices, and stir in the oregano, cumin, thyme, bay leaf, tomatoes and their juice and the tomato sauce. Break up the tomatoes with a spoon. Bring the mixture to a boil over moderate heat. Cover, reduce the heat and simmer gently, stirring occasionally, for 1 1/2 hours, until the meat is tender.
3. Meanwhile, roast the poblano peppers directly over a gas flame or under the broiler as close to the heat as possible, turning until blistered and charred black all over. Place the peppers in a large plastic bag, twist the top to enclose, and cool for 15 minutes. Working over a colander, peel the peppers by rubbing their skins gently under running warm water. Pull out the stems and ribs and rinse off the seeds. Tear the chiles, lengthwise, into 1/4 to 1/2-inch wide strips.
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Palace: We're fixing traffic
Problem is implementation of the solutions
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Malacañang is not running out of solutions to the perennial traffic congestion in Metro Manila, which, according to a Japanese study, results in potential income losses of P2.4 billion a day.
But the problem is the implementation of those solutions, compounded by the lack of political will among government officials.
To decongest the main roads, deputy presidential spokesperson Abigail Valte said on Saturday, the government is seriously considering banning provincial buses from the belt highway Epifanio de los Santos Avenue (Edsa), pushing through with the widening of secondary roads, and enforcing traffic rules more strictly.
The government, however, appears to be in no rush to carry out those measures, as Valte gave no timetable for their implementation.
Valte spoke as motorists on the southbound stretch of Edsa, from Quezon City to Makati City, cursed the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) and the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) for slowing traffic down to a crawl by repairing the road at daytime.
The MMDA announced on Friday that the DPWH would be reblocking five points on Edsa located in Quezon, Mandaluyong and Caloocan cities and one on Commonwealth Avenue, also in Quezon City, over the weekend.
The reblocking started at 10 p.m. on Friday.
The MMDA said on its Twitter account that the reblocking in the Boni area will affect two southbound lanes on Edsa.
The result was horrendous traffic congestion on the belt highway.
Twitter user @jeibijoves tweeted the MMDA on Saturday: "Magsara kayo ng kalsada pag madaling araw para walang kotse!! Kung kelan weekend saka nyo gagawin edsa??? TATANGA NYO!!! (Close the road before dawn when there is no traffic! It's weekend and you're repairing Edsa? You idiots!)"
Facebook user Joseph Anthony Jalandoon said: "Kung kailan may pasok na, tag ulan at tag baha, dun pa lang gagalaw at mag aayos… Haaay! Goodjob talaga kayo. (School is back, the rains and floods are here and it's only now that you're moving. Sigh! You're really good)."
On the southbound stretch of Edsa, the DPWH is reblocking from Kaingin Road to Dario Bridge in Quezon City, from Boni Avenue to Mayon Street in Mandaluyong City, and from the A. de Jesus U-Turn to J. Mariano Street in Caloocan City until Monday.
On the northbound side, repairs will be done on the stretch of the highway from Fema Road to the Kaingin Footbridge in Quezon City and on the stretch from G. de Jesus Street to Malvar Street in Caloocan City.
The MMDA said most of the repaired blocks were already "curing"—the concrete was drying—as of yesterday afternoon.
The closed lanes of the highway were expected to be reopened Sunday, the MMDA said.
Citing a study by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (Jica), Socioeconomic Planning Secretary Arsenio Balisacan said on Friday that P2.4 billion in potential income is lost daily due to gridlock in Metro Manila.
Huge loss
Speaking on state-run dzRB radio, Valte acknowledged that the loss is "huge" and said the government was giving priority to the decongestion of Edsa, where 3,600 city buses carry hundreds of thousands of people to their jobs and schools every day.
The 3,600 city buses have franchises, but thousands more without franchises and provincial buses bring the number of buses plying the Edsa route to 12,000 every day.
To ease traffic on Edsa, Valte said the government was going after unfranchised buses and limiting the number of buses on Edsa at certain hours of the day.
But the long-term solution, Valte said, is the creation of "transport hubs" on the fringes of Metro Manila, a plan that will remove provincial buses from Edsa and other congested roads in the metropolis.
Provincial buses will load and unload passengers at the hubs, reducing the number of large vehicles on metropolitan roads.
Valte said "north and south terminals" were being built. The south terminal, located in Parañaque City, is about to be finished, she said.
She mentioned "various infrastructure projects" under way to improve traffic in the metropolis, including road maintenance and flood mitigation works.
Valte said the DPWH wanted to finish paving all national roads by 2015 or 2016.
She said she wasn't aware of any new traffic plan such as further limiting the number of cars on the road.
MMDA can't do it alone
Valte said that the MMDA cannot solve the traffic problem alone.
The agency has to deal with 17 local governments for coordinated enforcement of traffic rules, she said.
But the cities do not seem to see gridlock as an economic problem and the Palace, dependent on local governments for political support, seems not to have the will to whip local officials into finding solutions to the traffic problems in their own cities.
Asked about that, Valte said, "That's one of the things being discussed on the Metro Manila Council."
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The Oct. 29, 2012, storm, which was spawned when Hurricane Sandy merged with two other weather systems, devastated the oceanfront coastline.
The second anniversary of Superstorm Sandy arrived Wednesday in a region where recovery in New Jersey and New York is happening unevenly, with many houses, boardwalks and businesses rebuilt but many people still unable to return to their homes.
U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro and federal officials toured a flood-ravaged neighborhood near Raritan Bay in Union Beach where many residents are struggling to rebuild. Andrea Kassimatis held her 6-month-old daughter as she described living with four other relatives in a 37-foot trailer next to a partially built home.
"It's been a rough and grueling process," she said. "You feel like your government has forgotten you."
Kassimatis has received a $150,000 rebuilding grant from New Jersey but only got a third of what her flood insurance policy was supposed to pay — a common refrain up and down the coast.
"Don't believe what you have from a flood insurance policy," she warned. "Because what you're sold is not what you're going to get."
She voiced her complaints to Castro, to New Jersey's two U.S. senators, Robert Menendez and Cory Booker, and to Rep. Frank Pallone Jr., all of whom said more "accountability and transparency" is needed in Sandy aid distribution. At an event in Perth Amboy, state Senate President Steve Sweeney said, "People still aren't getting the answers they deserve."
The Oct. 29, 2012, storm, which was spawned when Hurricane Sandy merged with two other weather systems, devastated the oceanfront coastline and caused catastrophic flooding in New York and cities in New Jersey, including Hoboken and Jersey City. It was blamed for at least 182 deaths and $65 billion in damage in the U.S.
In New Jersey, the Fair Share Housing Center faulted the pace of aid distribution, saying only $220 million of the $1.1 billion the state has received for its main rebuilding grant program is in the hands of homeowners.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, while defending his administration's handling of the rebuilding, tangled with a heckler who was critical of those efforts. The often combative governor told heckler Jim Keady, who interrupted his speech several times to criticize the pace of storm aid assistance: "Sit down and shut up."
"It seems like a lot longer than two years," Christie said after the incident was over. "This has been a long, long two years and a long struggle. Time doesn't move as quickly as we might like it to."
Christie said his administration will keep working until everyone who needs help gets it.
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio joined City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito and other elected officials to work with Habitat for Humanity at a storm-damaged home in Brooklyn. The group has helped rebuild 100 homes in New York. In the afternoon, he toured a Staten Island neighborhood named Ocean Breeze and recounted the destruction.
"This borough, this island, in many ways bore the brunt of the storm: 44 lives lost due to Sandy, 23 from Staten Island," he said. "A lot of pain, and a lot of memory. We are now safer than we were two years ago, that is a matter of fact. But we have a lot more to do. I can say with assurance, when we gather a year from now, we will be safer than we were in 2014."
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said his state has supported the repair and rebuilding of nearly 10,000 households, provided $20.8 million in grants to small businesses and facilitated the proposal of approximately 600 projects through the NY Rising Community Reconstruction Program.
Here is a look at other parts of New Jersey hard-hit by the storm:
It's been hard enough living in a trailer next to an unfinished house for the past year and a half as her family struggled to rebuild their Union Beach home after Superstorm Sandy. But the most difficult part for Andrea Kassimatis has been taking care of her 6-month-old daughter and two young sons in cramped quarters.
"It's five people in a 37-foot trailer," she said. "They're growing up right on top of each other; no one has any space for themselves. It's been very stressful."
Kassimatis and her family took up residence in the trailer in March 2013 after moving five times among relatives' homes or rental units. They are still waiting on their house to be rebuilt.
"We've exhausted our insurance, we've exhausted the grant money, we're paying to rent a trailer, and we're paying a mortgage and property taxes on a home we can't live in yet. And now that the weather is getting colder, we're going to be spending $20 a day on propane."
Brook Avenue in Union Beach was one of the hardest-hit streets in one of the hardest-hit communities at the Jersey shore, and life is only slowly starting to return to it. On the corner lot shortly after the storm, a sign proclaimed "On Christ the solid rock I stand; all other ground is sinking sand." Today, a house occupies the lot, jacked way up in the air on 25-foot-tall pilings to keep it above the next inevitable flood.
Two doors down, another newly rebuilt house sits on a solid cement foundation just as tall. Next to that, the brick wall and picket fence of a destroyed home looks exactly as it did after the storm, except the family photos and miscellaneous possessions that were scattered around it are gone now.
But the other side of the street is entirely vacant and depopulated. Where homes once were, building supplies now sit.
A Union Beach house sheared in half by the Raritan Bay surf provided one of the iconic images of the storm's aftermath. It was demolished in December 2012, and the lot is still vacant, surrounded by a chain-link fence and covered with neatly mowed grass. Across the street, a new home is complete, with an SUV in the driveway. For blocks around, the sound of construction vehicles backing up can be heard, as can the omnipresent drone of portable generators powering rebuilding projects.
In Perth Amboy, New Jersey Senate President Steve Sweeney, a Democrat, criticized Republican Gov. Chris Christie's administration over its handling of the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy. Sweeney said just a fraction of the federal aid given to the state has been distributed to those in need and Christie has failed to implement an integrity-monitor program aimed at maintaining transparency. The program is up and running, but its reports lack key information, Sweeney said.
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If you stroll Helper's main street, full of closed-down shop fronts, you might see one of the bumper stickers dedicated to the sleepy spot's resurgence. Plastered on a few windows, they read, "Been There, Done That/Now We're Doing it Again," and they represent a slow, but growing shift in Helper's culture. For the last several years artists have been moving here, buying up the cheap, old properties
on the main drag, and installing studios and galleries. This is nowhere near a boutique hamlet yet, but there is a spark of something fresh and different in the air of this 2,000-person place. It feels as though it's on the verge of coming into its own.
Perhaps it shouldn't be a shock that Helper might soon be breaking new ground, as it never fit the small-town Utah mold anyway. Unlike most places in the state, it wasn't settled by the Mormon church but instead grew out of necessity in the late 1880s due to its proximity to the rail line. Designed to be the division point between the eastern and western terminals of the Rio Grande Western Railroad, it was named after the "helper" locomotives used to get the trains up the steep, nearby mountain and into the Salt Lake City valley. It quickly became a hub for the various settlers. Miners converged here to drink and visit houses of ill repute, and immigrants arrived to set up shops, bars, and restaurants. From the beginning, it had an ethnic diversity that's still uncommon in the state. Sandwiched between several mining camps, Helper remained a supply and service town for decades, and continued strong until the 1960s. By the 1970s, however, mining had started to decline, and the town began to lose it usefulness. The 1980s and '90s were especially rough, a period to which the shuttered stores and abandoned houses are still a testament. These days Helper is trying to slough off those years of hibernation. Each year its biggest surge of vitality comes in the summer, during the popular Helper Arts and Music Festival.
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PRLog - March 27, 2013 - ATLANTA -- Aska Lodge B&B is thrilled to be included in ExploreGeorgia's Top 10 Places to Rest, Relax and Recharge. This stunning Bed and Breakfast in the North Georgia Blue Ridge mountains is fast becoming the ultimate mountain escape, not only for visitors from nearby Atlanta and Chattanooga, but also attracting guests from all over the country and internationally too.
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Mary Jo Stamper, owner and innkeeper at the Aska Lodge, stated "What a honor to be included in this list of stellar lodging choices all over Georgia. We have the most amazing guests from all over the world (19 countries so far) and just love getting to know them and sharing the beauty of Blue Ridge and the surrounding area." Ranked by Trip Advisor as the #1 B&B in Blue Ridge, the Aska Lodge's new Glass Garden is an unparalleled display of crystal and glass yard art, bottle trees, prism windchimes, a crystal mushroom patch and bejeweled gazing balls, made from recycled bowling balls.
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It certainly has been the case for as long as I can remember. Stop and think about the community where you reside or about the organizations you might belong to. Isn't it usually just a tiny fraction of the citizens or membership who wind up doing most of the work? And the problem has become even more acute in recent years as fewer and fewer people are willing to even join civic, religious or service organizations let alone do any meaningful work. Having said that there are still millions of folks around our nation who unselfishly lend their time and talent to the causes they believe in. If you are one of these good people then "Stick Your Neck Out: A Street-Smart Guide To Creating Change In Your Community and Beyond" is definitely a book you should read. Author John Graham, President of an organization known as the Giraffe Heroes Project has created a volume that is just chock full of practical advice and useful suggestions for those who see the value in getting involved. Among other things you will learn how to recruit like-minded volunteers, formulate a plan of action, negotiate with opponents, raise money and deal with the media. In addition "Stick Your Neck Out" offers a number of inspiring profiles of ordinary people who are out there accomplishing extraordinary things while working on a wide variety of issues. This book would be especially valuable as a source of encouragment to those folks contemplating getting involved in such matters for the very first time.
"Stick Your Neck Out: A Street-Smart Guide To Creating Change In Your Community and Beyond" would be a great book to give to a graduating high school or college student. The message of this book is clear. Each and every one of us has something to offer. Whatever your interests or political persuasion the possibilities for making a difference are virtually limitless. In "Stick Your Neck Out" John Graham illustrates this point over and again. This is a book that I can highly recommend!
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A question I get a lot when talking with administrators about Lync is how to handle name changes and what effect changing a user's SIP address has on other users. In the example below we will look at the effects of changing a user's SIP address and what other user's will need to be aware of. In the screenshot below, William has Judith as a contact on his contact list. Judith's last name is changing and so will her SIP address:
After updating the user's display name and changing their SIP address, the user will be signed out of the Lync client:
If we take a look at what actually happened in the database, before making any changes, you can see that each user is assigned a unique ResourceId:
These IDs are what are used by the database to keep track of your contact list. This means that since your contacts aren't stored with the SIP address being the identifying field, when a user on your contact list has their SIP address changed, you don't need to remove and re-add them to your contact list again. The only exception to this is federated contacts. Those contacts would need to be removed and re-added since they aren't part of our Lync environment:
After changing Judith's SIP address, you can see that the ResourceId stayed the same:
Once Judith changes her sign in address in the Lync client, she will be able to sign in successfully and you can see that her updated display name is shown. Also any contacts that she had on her contact list would still be there:
However, for William Cooper, you can see that his client didn't pick up the changes:
This is because these users will need to sign out and back in before their client will pick up the changes. After signing out and back in, you can see below that William's client now displays the correct contact:
Joining a meeting that Judith scheduled before her SIP address was updated will produce the following error:
This is because the join URL is referencing her old SIP address:
The meeting information that is stored in the database is valid, but since the join URL is incorrect, Lync is unable to find the correct meeting. After changing Judith's SIP address her join URL changes to:
This means that any scheduled meetings would need to be updated so that users are able to join without issue.
Searching the address book for Judith may produce inconsistent results:
Since the Address Book service hasn't run yet to update the address book, the Lync client may be pulling some stale information. In the screenshot above, the old SIP address was still be used so a 404 was being returned to the client. After updating the address book, searching for Judith produced the expected results:
The Lync client handles SIP address changes fairly well. Just remember to have users update their meetings and let any federated contacts know that their SIP address has changed.
awesome stuff as always, Doug. Could you expand on where you see that info in the database?
Logged on Phone Editions get stuck in logging on after a SIP address change. What should be the strategy here?
@Pat Richard The information came from the rtc database, but since it's not supported to edit anything in the database directly, that's why I left out the SQL queries.
@John Was the Lync Phone Edition tethered to a PC via USB or untethered?
Doug, great post. Could you also do one for chaning the domain name. I am working in an environment where we are chaning from @parent.com to @child.parent.com.
Doug,Been doing some looking into the Lync Database. It appears that Lync is mapping a Resource ID to the AdObjectID (which is the GUID of an AD account). It would be really great if Microsoft could explain how Lync tracks users. In theory, as long as the Users AD object is not deleted, any change made to the users account would not really impact other users (albeit users would need to log out and log back in to re-subscribe to user who has had their lync account modified). Thus a SIP name change or sip domain change shouldn't be an issue at all once the backend databaes are updated (assuming the resourceID to ADobjectID information is synched amongst Lync environments). You can view this by opening the RTCab database and looking at the top 1000 rows on the dbo.resourcedirectory. Thanks,Ryan
Many thanks for the info Doug. +1 re: Ryan's request about a similar post covering SIP domain changes. We have 2 divisions that use different SIP domains and people drift between the divisions so their SIP domain get changed.
Doug first off sorry for blowing up your post with all my posts (just really need to understand how Lync tracks users as it's a great mystery). What i learned today is that it appears that the ResourceID is not how Lync tracks users. In my environment we have 2 central site with 3FE's in each pool. If you open the back end database of each of these environments and look at the resourceID field they are each different for the same user. I then started looking on the FE's as well in the RTClocal RTC database. The resourceID is different there as well. What i can say is it appears the GUID of the ad object is the identifier. It DOES look like each FE and SQL backend does use ResourceID as an identifier but that appears to be unique to that server.I could be wrong but this is just what i see. It would be really nice for Microsoft to provide this level of detail to engineers who need this information.Thanks,Ryan
@ryan15Since it's not supported to change anything in the database manually, it's unlikely that the database schema for these databases will be made available. If you need to change a user's SIP domain, you would need to use the Lync management tools to accomplish that.
HI Doug,I am not changing the users SIP domain in SQL. I am changing it within the Lync control panel. What i'm looking for is how does Lync track users. It doesn't seem to be the resourceID as each FE and each SQL backend has a different resourceID for each user. Example: Looking for the resourceID for the same objectGUID, PoolA's backend SQL database resourceID for that GUID is 11477 while POOLB's backends resourceID for the same GUID is 32468.
As a sidenote - changing SIP address is a bit of a pain - especially if a user is member of other people team call groups, response groups, etcThe old SIP address is not removed and will generate a tonne of errors in Monitoring Server reports when calls are still trying to reach that destinationSo in that case Lync dosent handle changing SIP address all that well
@Anthony MYou are correct. Lync with response groups does not like name or domain changes at all. This is one reason why we are using distribution list to grant access to Response Groups.
After chaning a SIP address, users were unable to open and/or follow Persistant Chat Rooms of which they were a member before the change. Looking at the members of such rooms, their NEW SIP address was correctly listed as being a member. We had to 'remove' and 'add' this new address, after that they could use the chatrooms again..
I have two questions related to this point :1- if a user added another user from another pool and another domain but in same forest will the user will be added with resourceid or as sip address ?1- Is that apply in multi-pool in multi-domain one forest environment ?and the change of users sip address will affect other users contact list in the other pool another domain in the same forest?


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