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I linked this to Show and Tell Hop, Too Cute Tuesday, Blue Cricket Design, Milk and Cuddles, It's Playtime, Tutus and Teaparties, For the Kids Fridays, Kidding Around Friday, DIY Thifty Thursday, I Heart Naptime, Sunday Showcase, Made By Little Hands Monday, Tatertots and Jello, Making the World Cuter, Show Me What Ya Got, Toot Your Horn Tuesday, Get Your Craft On, Teach Me Stuff, Creative Creations Tuesday, Sugar and Dots, House of Hepworths, The Shabby Creek Cottage, Creative Juice Thursday, Crazy Cute Link Party, Sassy Sites, Saturday is Crafty Day, Young and Crafty, Think Pink Sundays
Cookie Cutter Art and Unexpected BannersYum
I linked this to Show and Tell Hop, Too Cute Tuesday, Blue Cricket Design, Milk and Cuddles, It's Playtime, Tutus and Teaparties, For the Kids Fridays, Kidding Around Friday, DIY Thifty Thursday, I Heart Naptime, Sunday Showcase, Made By Little Hands Monday, Tatertots and Jello, Making the World Cuter, Show Me What Ya Got, Toot Your Horn Tuesday, Get Your Craft On, Teach Me Stuff, Creative Creations Tuesday, Sugar and Dots, House of Hepworths, The Shabby Creek Cottage, Creative Juice Thursday, Crazy Cute Link Party, Sassy Sites, Saturday is Crafty Day, Young and Crafty, Think Pink Sundays
43 comments:
I have a cookie cutter addiction. And cookies. And Michaels. We were doing something with our cookie cutters today! Great timing. I LOVE how your prints turned out and I adore what you did with them. I'm also jealous because we are remodling and moving and I can't really decorate like I typically would. I'm going to pin this though, so I know how to make some banners next year! Thank you for sharing.ReplyDelete
I love your unexpected banners! How fun! Plus your kiddos helped out!ReplyDelete
I absolutely LOVE this banner. So stinkin cute! I don't even have kids and I want to make one. ;)ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for stopping by my blog. I appreciate your feedback on my Framed "FALL" Letters project and I am happy to have you as a follower! I have added you to my list, as well.
Rachelle @ http://dazedtoamaze.blogspot.com/
Following you back! And I'm #800!!! yay!ReplyDelete
Love cookie cutters - what fun you all had! Darling banner!ReplyDelete
Thank you for stopping by. I'm following you back :)ReplyDelete
This is an adorably wonderful idea!
I use cookie cutters too. My kids enjoy a lot of fun projects too. I try to do a lot of hand work with them but as they get older it is tough with time since my older boy gets school projects and has a lot of activities. Thanks for visiting my blog and following. I am following back.ReplyDelete
Vicky your little artists did such a fabulous job! I LOVE LOVE LOVE the way you created a banner with their art! I will be doing this with my som Parker! Thank you for the inspiration!ReplyDelete
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What a great way to use the pages and pages of artwork my 2 year old creates, I love this! I also love cookie cutters...just came home from my last "treasure hunt" at the goodwill with 2 bags of cookie cutters for play doh!ReplyDelete
We actually just used our Halloween cookie cutters to make new crayons.
I really love your banner! It looks like you had a wonderful painting it.ReplyDelete
I hope you will link this to my Halloween Traditions: Craft link up on Oct. 24th.
Thanks for following given you a follow back:) I just love the banners!ReplyDelete
Joyce, I know what it's like to be in transition. Hopefully next Halloween you will be able to decorate to your hearts content. Thanks for pinning this!ReplyDelete
Mallory, I love when I can get them involved.ReplyDelete
Rachelle, it was pretty easy!ReplyDelete
Monster Mom, so excited to have you as 800! Woo-hoo!ReplyDelete
Lori, thanks! Cookie cutters rock!ReplyDelete
Regan, thanks for stopping by!ReplyDelete
PAPS, I have heard it gets very busy as they get older.ReplyDelete
Jennifer, Thanks! So glad you and Parker will be trying this. :-)ReplyDelete
this is such a cute and fun idea!!ReplyDelete
Thank you for following my blog Mama's Baby Cupcakes. I'm now a GFC follower of your blog :)
What a great idea! That banner is awesome!ReplyDelete
Thanks for linking up with Holiday Kid Craft Link Up!
What a lovely banner. Your display is gorgeous!ReplyDelete
This is awesome, Vicky. I would have never thought to use cookie cutters with paint, nor to use them to trace and cut out shapes. I love the banners. My daughter who is sitting with me wants to make one now. Should be fun!ReplyDelete
Wonderful idea! I never would have thought to use cookie cutters for painting! We have a ton we use for dough. I am so doing this tomorrow.ReplyDelete
Thanks for linking up @ Tutus & Tea Parties
This is a fun idea! I love the banners. Too funny about the cat.ReplyDelete
Those banners are so perfect! Genius idea!!! I always have these weird painted papers from my kids that I don't know what to do with, so they just hang on the fridge for a week. This is such an awesome idea for those! I'm getting out the cookie cutters. :)ReplyDelete
Mandi at BBM
I love the banner! what a fun idea! I think I've found a way to keep my 5 year old entertained for an hour. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Your blog is great! I've awarded you with The Most Versatile Blog Award. Stop by my site to check it out. Thanks!
Thanks for stopping by my site. I like a lot of the ideas in your blog too. I really love the beautiful banner!ReplyDelete
awww these are sooo cute! thanks for sharing! found u thru mel at the crafty scientist. love your blog!ReplyDelete
Both of these banners are great!ReplyDelete
This is a GREAT banner! And I'm sure your daughters feel so special to have contributed to the family decor! :) Love!!! Thanks for following me! I just became a new follower - looking forward to seeing more!ReplyDelete
Brie @ BreezyPinkDaisies
GAH! I am in love with your halloween banner - it came out SO cool! I also never thought about using cookie cutters as paint stamps - awesome idea! I'm a new follower :) How does one go about getting as many followers as you? I'm jealous!ReplyDelete
This is adorable! I love that your daughter had an idea :).ReplyDelete
Oh yes, you have got me wishing for themed cookie cutters. Better take a peek in my "other holidays" bin just to be sure I don't already have Halloween cookie cutters - along the lines of your hole punch. :) Found you through the Living Life Intentionally linky.ReplyDelete
Preeeety Fun!ReplyDelete
@ Michelle, thanks for following!ReplyDelete
@ Lori, thanks for the sweet words.
@ Lady D, thanks for coming by!
@ Brooke, hope you and your daughter have fun with them.
@ Tutus and Tea Parties, get out those cookie cutters. :-)
@ Little Wonders Days, you know how cats are.
@ Mrs Happy Homemaker, thank you!
@ Mandi, it's a fun way to recycle.
@ Crafty Mischief, thanks for the award. I am so honored to have gotten it a few times already.
@ totschool, thanks for the kind words
@ Jenna, thanks so much, I am following you as well.
@ Southern Scraps, thanks, they were super easy to make.
@ Brie, yes they love being a part of things
@ Time for Lemonade, it's a lot of hard work. I am embarrassed about the amount of time I spend on blog related activities.
@ Our Country Road, she has lots of ideas.
@ Kristy, cookie cutters are so fun.
@ Leah, thanks!
I love the Halloween banner. Such a creative idea! (I'm now a follower.)ReplyDelete
We featured this post at Kidding Around Friday! Come on over, grab a button and like up again!ReplyDelete
I agree! I adore my cookie cutters! I use them for art, pancakes/french toast, sandwiches, etc.... I seriously have tons & have a long wish list still to add more :)ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing on the Sunday Showcase! I hope to see you again this week! I showcased these on facebook & Twitter!
The cookie cutter prints and banner turned out awesome! Thanks for stopping by my blog :)ReplyDelete
..that little girl is so artistic..ReplyDelete
..that Halloween decor is so cute..
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that girl is so amazing for decoring the whole house !ReplyDelete
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Just got this.
The Beta 2 of SystemCenter Configuration Manager (the new name for System Management Server (SMS)) has now been posted to http:connect.microsoft.com/
Some highlights of this Beta 2 release of SCCM '07:
· Admin UI – New MMC3.0 support, Search Folders, Easy Task access, Feature Landing pages and multi select
· OS Deployment – Complete deployment automation for Client and Server
· Desired Configuration Management – Policy based, model driven state management of device roles and regulatory reporting
· Software Update Management – Simplification of Patch Administration for MS, ISV and LoB applications.
· Security integration to Longhorn NAP – Policy based perimeter security integration with NAP services
· Internet Based Management – Manage your desktop, laptop, server or device anywhere anytime.
· Device Management – Over the air management of Windows mobile devices
· Software Distribution – Significant improvements in software distribution, adding granular control functionality to advertisements and collections.
With the release of Beta 2 we are continuing to drive down the cost of running the enterprise. From discovery and inventory through asset intelligence, through OS deployment and into operations - CM '07 delivers automation to all aspects of the organization. We are continuing to prove we are the best platform for the deployment and management of Windows Vista and Office 2007, through enhancements in OS deployment using the task sequence engine, WinPE boot environment, WIM/WAIK integration and the driver catalogue. Chaining OS deployment for all devices to areas like application distribution, patch management, desired configuration and the soon to be released NAP, System Center Configuration Manager 2007 will prove through a depth and breadth of feature set that this is the strongest tool available to deploy and manage the stack.
We want you to see the power of this major release. Open public beta 2 is now available on the Connect Site. Some mirror sites may not be up to date yet but should be completed by the end of the day 23 Feb 07.
Just got this from my TAM.
Microsoft has updated two security bulletins: MS07-010 and MS06-058. MS06-058 has just been updated on Feb 21 and should be re-applied.
Title: Microsoft Security Bulletin Revisions
Issued: February 23, 2007
The following bulletins have undergone a minor revision increment.
Please see the appropriate bulletin for more details.
Bulletin Information:
- http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/ms07-010.mspx
- Reason for Revision: Bulletin updated: "Frequently Asked
Questions (FAQ) Related to This Security Update" section in
"Executive Summary" for WSUS Windows Defender update process.
- Originally posted: February 13, 2007
- Updated: February 22, 2007
- Bulletin Severity Rating: Critical
- Version: 1.1
- http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/ms06-058.mspx
- Reason for Revision: Bulletin updated: Further investigation of
CVE-2006-3877 as originally revealed that the update was not
effective in removing the vulnerability from affected systems.
The Microsoft Security bulletin, MS07-015 has been issued to
properly address CVE-2006-3877 and customers should apply the
updates in this bulletin immediately.
- Originally posted: October 10, 2006
- Updated: February 21, 2007
Anybody know why this blog addes all that extra space to an entry?
When i paste in my larger blog posts it always looks fine in the preview but when it displays the block it looks messed up.
a good example is my last post.
Explanation Of Request
I was asked to produce a Patch Status Summary report that would display the status of each Department that is presently tracked though SMS. This report was to contain the following:
Total Requests
Total Clients
Agency = Department
Patched = A sum of all Critical Patches installed
Total Requests = A sum of all patches requested/required
Total Clients = Number of clients represented in the scan
Percent Compliant = (Patched / Total Requests ) X 100
Date Ran = Date the report was last run
This report is only supposed to show critical patches that are older than 30 days. This part is addressed in the actual Stored Procedure query for each agency.
This sounds easy but in my environment I am responsible for reporting on 45 agencies.
Here are the problems I saw:
Read the attached Document to see how I resolved this issue.
Or, you can view the technical chat schedule in addition to all of the Live Meeting sessions (live and on-demand) at this location:
Just got this from my TAM.
Windows Vista is here and customers are beginning to test and deploy it. One of the stumbling blocks for many companies is IT adoption of Vista due to a lack of management tools. Exchange Administrators will still want to use Terminal Services to manage Exchange Servers until Exchange tools are written (no ETA on this yet, I will continue to monitor for an update).
The AdminPak (Windows Server 2003 SP1 Administrators Tool Pack) can be installed on Windows Vista, but following installation it is necessary to register some DLLs in order to get the MMC snap-ins to work. Attached please find a text file which can be renamed to a BAT file.
To install the AdminPak on a Vista machine please do the following.
1. Download and install the executable containing the AdminPak.msi file from: http://download.microsoft.com/download/6/8/1/681c9ba7-380f-4756-ac85-a3323437e6c3/windowsserver2003-kb304718-administrationtoolspack.exe
2. Run the executable and install the Administrative Tools.
3. Run RegisterAdminPak.cmd from an elevated command prompt. To do this, follow these steps:
Click Start, click All Programs, click Accessories, right-click Command Prompt, and then click Run as administrator.If you are prompted for an administrator password or for confirmation, type your password, or click Continue.
At the command prompt, type C:\Users\UserAccountName\RegisterAdminPak.cmd, and then press ENTER.For more information about the elevated command prompt in Windows Vista, visit the following Microsoft Web site:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/windowsvista/evaluate/feat/uaprot.mspx (http://www.microsoft.com/technet/windowsvista/evaluate/feat/uaprot.mspx)
Known issues
When you install the Windows Server 2003 Administration Tools Pack on a Windows Vista-based computer, the following issues occur.
Context-sensitive help
When you click the ? icon in a property dialog box for all the tools that are included in the Administration Tools Pack, context-sensitive help does not appear.
Cluster administration tools are not supported
Administration of Windows Server 2003 clusters is not supported when you use the Windows Server 2003 management tools directly from a Windows Vista-based computer. This is caused by the network transport protocol that is used by failover clustering in Windows Vista. Windows Server 2003 uses remote procedure call (RPC) over User Datagram Protocol (UDP). Windows Vista uses RPC over TCP. No supported workaround is available.
User interface issues that affect Active Directory directory service snap-ins
The following user interface (UI) issues affect Active Directory snap-ins:
The icons in the results pane disappear after you click the pane.
The icons in the results pane are displayed as rectangles.
These UI issues affect the following snap-ins:
Active Directory Users and Computers (Dsa.msc)
Active Directory Sites and Services (Dssite.msc)
Active Directory Domains and Trusts (Domain.msc)
Additional issues that affect the Active Directory Users and Computers (Dsa.msc) snap-in
You cannot use the drag-and-drop feature in the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in or in the Active Directory Sites and Services snap-in. For example, if you create a computer object in the Users OU, and then you drag the object to the Computers OU, the operation fails.
The Properties dialog box for users is missing the Terminal Services Profile tab.
The Terminal Services Profile tab does not appear.
Certification Authority (Certsrv.msc)
The Certification Authority snap-in cannot display the Certificates Template node.
Microsoft Internet Information Services
The following Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) scripts are installed. However, they do not work.
For more information about how to configure IIS by using command-line tools, visit the following Web site:
http://www.iis.net (http://www.iis.net)
Windows Internet Name Service (WINS) (Winsmgmt.msc)
When you create or edit a static mapping, you receive the following error message:
The stub received bad data
However, you can safely ignore this error message because the operation is successful.
Terminal Services Licensing (Licmgr.exe)
When you try to start a Terminal Server license server, you receive the following error message:
The License Server Activation Wizard cannot start. Close one or more programs, and then retry the operation.
Terminal Server Administrator (Tsadmin.exe)
The Terminal Server Administrator tool does not work on a Windows Vista-based computer because of an access violation. To work around this issue, run Remote Desktop from a Windows Vista-based computer, and connect to another computer that can use Tsadmin.exe. For example, connect to a Microsoft Windows XP-based or a Windows Server 2003-based computer that has the Administration Tools Pack installed.
Remote Storage Remote Administration tool
The Remote Storage Remote Administration tool (RSAdmin.msc) is not supported in Windows Vista.
The Connection Manager Administration Kit
In the Administration Tools Pack, you must start the Connection Manager Administration Kit (CMAK) by using one of the following methods:
Run CMAK from an elevated command prompt. To do this, follow these steps:
Click Start, type cmd in the Start Search box, right-click cmd.exe in the Programs list, and then click Run as administrator.If you are prompted for an administrator password or for confirmation, type your password, or click Continue.
At the command prompt, type CMAK, and then press ENTER.For more information about the elevated command prompt in Windows Vista, visit the following Microsoft Web site:
Right-click the CMAK command or icon, and then click Run as Administrator.
Note If you start CMAK from a non-elevated command prompt or by double-clicking the CMAK icon, you receive the following error message:
To continue you must have read/write permissions to the directory Program Files\CMAK\Profiles.
· MSIT DST Assessment Checklist
· MSIT DST Enterprise Response Plan
· MSIT DST Patching Overview
· MSIT DST Exchange TZ Update Tool Guidance
· MSIT DST Outlook TZ Update Package Guidance
· Windows Server
· February 2007 cumulative time zone update for Microsoft Windows operating systems
· How to configure daylight saving time for the United States in 2007
· Deploying Microsoft Windows 2000 updates for daylight saving time changes for worldwide use
· How to configure daylight saving time for the United States and Canada in 2007 and in subsequent years on Windows CE-based devices
· How to configure the daylight saving time start date and end date for Guatemala in Windows
· FIX: U.S. daylight saving time changes in 2007 do not occur on the correct day on Windows CE 5.0-based devices
· A hotfix is available to change the daylight saving time for the (GMT+02:00) Cairo time zone in 2006 for Windows XP and for Windows Server 2003
· New time zone update for Sri Lanka
· An update is available to remove the Australian daylight saving time 2006 912475 update
· Description of Software Update Services and Windows Server Update Services changes in content for 2006
· Description of issues that are related to time zone changes in Indiana
· Microsoft products do not reflect Australian daylight saving time changes for the year 2006
· Exchange Server
· How to address daylight saving time by using the Exchange Calendar Update Tool
· Update for daylight saving time changes in 2007 for Exchange 2003 Service Pack 1
· Information about the changes to daylight saving time in 2007 for Exchange 2000 Conferencing Server
· Virtual Machine for Microsoft Exchange Calendar Update Tool
· You can no longer mount any of the Exchange databases after you apply hotfix 926666 to a computer that is running Exchange Server 2003
· Update for daylight saving time changes in 2007 for Exchange 2003
· Addressing the daylight saving time changes in 2007 using the Time Zone Data Update Tool for Microsoft Office Outlook
· How to incorporate Indiana's time zone change in Outlook e-mail clients in Exchange Server
· The time of an appointment that is contained in an e-mail message is changed when the message is sent or received by an Exchange 2000 computer that uses the Microsoft Exchange Connector for Novell GroupWise
· Appointments appear off by one hour when you use Collaboration Data Objects to obtain calendar information from Exchange Server 2003
· Microsoft Outlook Web Access and Microsoft Collaboration Data Objects (CDO) daylight saving time transition change for Australia in the year 2006
· The time settings in Outlook Web Access on Exchange Server 2003 may not reflect the change to Western Australia daylight saving time during the transition period
· The time settings in Outlook Web Access on Exchange Server 2003 SP2 may not reflect the change to Western Australia daylight saving time during the transition period
· After you configure the Jerusalem time zone settings to match the transition dates for daylight saving time, meetings are moved ahead by one hour when a user accepts a meeting request by using a CDO program in Exchange Server 2003
· Meetings are unexpectedly moved one hour ahead in the last week of October in Exchange Server 2003
· Meetings are unexpectedly moved one hour ahead in Exchange 2000 Server
· Description of the Outlook 2003 post-Service Pack 2 hotfix package: October 24, 2006
· Australian daylight saving time 2006 update for environments that do not use Exchange Server has now expired
· SharePoint Services
· Description of the update for Windows SharePoint Services: January 9, 2007
· How to configure time zone information in Windows SharePoint Services by modifying the Timezone.xml file
I need a report that would show all of the server that are located in SMS and it needed to tell me how many server had the client and how many where missing.
This sounds easy but in my environment I am responsible for reporting on 42 agencies. Some of the agencies are under our main Domain and some of the agencies are under a resource domain that they control. So the report needed to list each of 42 agencies.
So how do I do it if there are additional domains?
I create a collection for each agency using the following criteria.
This allows me to get an accurate count for each agency even if they are in different domains.
I created all of the collections under a head collection called Agencies.
So it looks like this
All Agencies
So now I have a structure that I can use in SMS to control my reports.
In all of the reports that I have posted you may have noticed the variable for collid points to a query like this:
SELECT v_Collection.CollectionID, v_Collection.Name
FROM v_CollectToSubCollect INNER JOIN
v_Collection ON v_CollectToSubCollect.subCollectionID = v_Collection.CollectionID
WHERE (v_CollectToSubCollect.parentCollectionID = 'PAC0004A')
ORDER BY v_Collection.Name
Basically what I am doing with this query is saying show me all of the collections listed under "All Agencies"
In order to get a count of servers I used this same type of query to give me the list of clients that are servers in each of these collections.
I want to thank Garth Jones for this next part.
He provided the knowledge for the basis of this report
He also added a part to get rid of the temp table so it doesn't view in SMS Web Reports.
So now that I have a way to determine what agencies that I want to report on I needed a way to show how many server had a client and how many didn't. I used a temp table based on what Garth posted above.
Here is the working report.
(SELECT v_Collection.Name AS 'Department', COUNT(v_FullCollectionMembership.Name) as 'NOTok' into #SMSCliNot1
v_Collection ON v_CollectToSubCollect.subCollectionID = v_Collection.CollectionID INNER JOIN
v_FullCollectionMembership ON v_Collection.CollectionID = v_FullCollectionMembership.CollectionID INNER JOIN
v_R_System ON v_FullCollectionMembership.ResourceID = v_R_System.ResourceID
WHERE (v_CollectToSubCollect.parentCollectionID = 'PAC0004A') AND (v_R_System.Operating_System_Name_and0 LIKE '%Server%') AND
(v_R_System.Client0 is null )
GROUP BY v_Collection.CollectionID, v_Collection.Name)
(SELECT v_Collection.Name AS 'Department', COUNT(v_FullCollectionMembership.Name) as 'CliOK' into #SMSCli1
(v_R_System.Client0 = '1' )
Select #SMSCli1.Department as 'Department'
, CliOk as 'Clients installed'
, NOTok as 'Clients missing'
#SMSCli1 Full outer join #SMSCliNot1 on #SMSCli1.Department = #SMSCliNot1.Department
Where #SMSCli1.Department is not null
order by #SMSCli1.Department
drop table #SMSCli1
drop table #SMSCliNot1
I've had a problem with the ITMU reporting for some time. The problem was associated with MS06-014. This patch was showing 10-15 times the numbers it should have been showing. I almost open a ticket with MS today because I needed to get my numbers correct because I had to make a new report that shows the overall status of the Different Departments. But since the numbers for MS06-014 are way off it was adding about a 5-10 % difference to them. So if the status showed they were at 80% they where actually 70-75% .
This is what I was seeing:
As you can see I only have 18926 clients in this report but it list 209650 requesting the patch
(Number of Records: 59)
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The problem was cause by MS releasing a language pack for each of the languages that it supports. To resolve this I added the located ID for location 0 and 9 to the ITMU reports temp table "where" statement.
As you can see this fixed the issue.
I attached my new reports incase anybody was using the old ones.
Note: you will need to change the Collection ID query to reflect your environment.
I also included my new Critical patch report. I will blog on that seporate.
The change is in red below.
ps.Bulletin AS Bulletin_No,
ps.Retrying + ps.PreSuccess + ps.Uninstalled + ps.PendReboot + ps.Verified + ps.NoStatus + ps.Failed - ps.Verified AS Unpatched,
ps.Retrying + ps.PreSuccess + ps.Uninstalled + ps.PendReboot + ps.Verified + ps.NoStatus + ps.Failed AS 'Total with Status',
ROUND((100 * (ps.Verified + .00000001)) / (.00000001 + ps.Retrying + ps.PreSuccess + ps.Uninstalled + ps.PendReboot + ps.Verified + ps.NoStatus + ps.Failed), 0) AS '% Compliant',
ps.Verified, ps.NoStatus, ps.Retrying, ps.PreSuccess, ps.Uninstalled, ps.PendReboot, ps.Failed, real_total.total, ps.CollectionID
SELECT fcm.CollectionID,
pse.ID AS Bulletin,
SUM(CASE WHEN pse.LastStateName = 'No Status' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS NoStatus,
SUM(CASE WHEN pse.LastStateName = 'Install Verified' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) / 2 AS Verified,
SUM(CASE WHEN pse.LastStateName = 'Retrying' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS Retrying,
SUM(CASE WHEN pse.LastStateName = 'Preliminary Success' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS PreSuccess,
SUM(CASE WHEN pse.LastStateName = 'Uninstalled' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS Uninstalled,
SUM(CASE WHEN pse.LastStateName = 'Reboot pending' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS PendReboot,
SUM(CASE WHEN pse.LastStateName = 'Failed' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS Failed
v_ApplicableUpdatesSummaryEx INNER JOIN
v_GS_PatchStatusEx pse ON v_ApplicableUpdatesSummaryEx.UpdateID = pse.UpdateID RIGHT OUTER JOIN
v_FullCollectionMembership fcm ON pse.ResourceID = fcm.ResourceID
(pse.LocaleID In ('0','9'))
AND (pse.QNumbers NOT LIKE 'None')
AND (pse.ID NOT LIKE 'None')
AND (fcm.CollectionID = @collid )
GROUP BY pse.ID
, v_ApplicableUpdatesSummaryEx.Type
, fcm.CollectionID
(v_ApplicableUpdatesSummaryEx.Type = 'Microsoft Update')) ps
FROM v_GS_PATCHSTATEEX
WHERE (Language0 = 'English' Or LocaleID0 In ('0','9'))
AND ID0 <> 'none'
AND Type0 = 'Microsoft Update'
AND Severity0 = '10') As PatchList
ON ps.Bulletin = PatchList.ID0
(SELECT CollectionID, COUNT(ResourceID) AS total
FROM v_FullCollectionMembership
GROUP BY CollectionID
HAVING (CollectionID = @collid )) real_total
ORDER BY ps.Bulletin DESC
Update for Windows Server 2003 (KB931836)
Installing this update enables your computer to automatically adjust the computer clock on the correct date in 2007 due to revised Daylight Saving Time laws in many countries.
Update for Windows Server 2003 for Itanium-based Systems (KB931836)
Update for Windows Server 2003 x64 Edition (KB931836)
Update for Windows XP x64 Edition (KB931836)
Update for Windows XP (KB931836)
According to the web cast notes from Friday:
Windows Update: Patches are currently available as Optional updates. They will be offered as Critical updates in mid-February.
Note: It does NOT say one way or the other if it will be available via SMS 2003 ITMU.
This is my favorite part of the presentation
"The Secretary of Energy will report the impact of this change (Energy Policy Act of 2005) to Congress. Congress retains the right to resume the 2005 Daylight Saving Time schedule once the Department of Energy study is complete."
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someday I will figure out how to take my DR350 or the KLR out of this island (hispaniola)
Thanks for your previous report John, this one will be eagerly expected .
Hi Lualca,
Maybe I'll get to the Dominican Republic one day. Was reading Cavebiker's ride report from down there and it looked like some nice riding in the mountains.
In the mean time, glad to have you along for the ride!
Well okay, I'm not doing much riding yet. Although I did ride up to the courthouse yesterday and traded in my expired Oregon plates and got a fresh Nebraska title and license plate for the Sherpa.
In Nebraska the first two digits of the plate are the county number. I live in Rock county number 81. Only 1600 people and two small towns in the county. Mine is the seventh moto registered this year. So 81-7 plate. Easy to remember for a simple minded fellow like me.
People often wonder how to keep their soft saddlebags from melting on the high exhaust of a dirt bike. My solution was to go down to the thrift store and pick up a silver relish tray and screw it through the back of the right saddlebag into a short piece of 1x2 pine. It's held up through thick and thin. Although when I flip up the bag you can see it has taken a beating:
Believe me, I learned about melted panniers the hard way. Here's hoping this will help someone out there avoid smelling burnt cordura while they're riding down the trail.
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Security guard needs a dash cam to get the necessary vidio of the crime and the criminal/s.
It's cool that the guard was able to catch him in the act and to follow him until the police could then take over. Don't cha just love it?
Unemployment is still very high and with the soldiers comming back from afghanistan there will be much higher unemployment. We cannot take another 4 years of Obama. My vote will be for Mitt Romney.
I think the best kind of execution for all of these criminals would be to put them on a very tall structure that needs to be torn down and to tie them at the top and them push the button to set off the explosives.
Oh ya and film the whole thing.
Alright which one of you has the strong-arm?
That's everything else.
Dang keyboard I can't hardly see the letters any more. Ha
The truth shall set you free and averything else.
Are you for real?
Any bets on how long it will take before someone gets shot there.
Where is this parking lot on the South side on Jones Valley Dr. where 6 Catalytic Converters were stolen? I think that every business needs to have high quality surveillence cameras on their property to collect surveillence of anyone committing crimes in their parking lots.
Where is this parking lot on the South side on Jones Valley Dr. where 6 Catalytic Converters were stolen? I think that every business needs to have high quality surveillence cameras on their property to collect surveillence of anyone committing crimes in their parking lots.
He was just looking for his cousin.
I don't know how you can fix this kind of racism it only happens when a white person does something to a black person.
But the blacks can't see any problem with the violence with Black on Black crimes, Murder, etc..............................
Kikismama, for the most part what you have said is true but the Ex-Felons did have a gun and an Ex Felon isn't suppost to have a gun or the ammunition either.
Take two baby Aspirin every morning and if you have any problems just call me.
I see absolutely nothing wrong with having a fence around a school.
All 4 should get the death penalty so roll out old sparky and plug her in and light them up one at a time.
14Liberty, your post is very true indeed never talk to the police and never give them authorization to search, etc........
Sad but true.
This is especially sad when a father leaves behind a wife and 3 little kids.
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Oscar C. Yatco Conducts the PPO at the CCPposted on Fri, 4 Feb 2005 12:00 AM
With a career spanning 60 years, Yatco, now based in Germany, is one of the most distinguished Filipino musicians. He is hailed as a major force in the development of Philippine orchestras. He was the Music Director of the PPO from 1982-1997. Before that, he was consultant and conductor of the PPO from 1980-1982. He was also the resident conductor of the Manila Symphony Orchestra from 1964-1973.
Yatco studied at the UP College of Music where he earned his Teacher's Diploma for Violin at age 16. He continued his studies with Ivan Galamian at the Juilliard School of Music in New York City and, afterwards, with Wilhelm Stross at the Munich Music Academy in Germany. He later became a member of the Stross String Quartet in Munich, performing in over twenty countries. In 1961, he made his debut as a conductor in the Philippines.
In Germany, he held the position of First Concertmaster at the Mannheim National Theater Orchestra and of First Concertmaster of the Wagner Festival Orchestra at Bayreuth from 1974-1979. He was appointed full professor for violin at the State College of Music in Hannover in 1979.
For his Manila engagement, Yatco will conduct the following program: Juan Nakpil's Pahimakas (Farewell) 1897 (Funeral March); Julian Felipe's National Anthem (March Nacional Filipinas)(for orchestra) 1904; Antonio Molina's Hatinggabi; Jose Estela's Ang Maya 1905; Nicanor Abelardo's Cinderella Overture 1931; Francisco Buencamino, Sr.'s Piano Concerto; Rodolfo S. Cornejo's First Piano Concerto in D Minor 1933 and A la Juventud Filipina 1935; Ramon Tapales' Mindanao Orchids 1935; Lucio San Pedro's Malakas at Maganda Overture 1938; Antonino Buenaventura's By the Hillside 1941 and Francisco Santiago's Madaling Araw 1941.
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I'm new to this forum though not new to MDC.
I've never been able to create a budget and stick to it. Budget seems like a vague concept of money going in and out that doesn't affect me from day to day. However, we now have a baby and I feel like I really need to get it together financially.
I think one of the big hurdles is getting DH on board. Budget to him is a four-letter word, it means you're not financially successful etc. etc. So I know getting him to see the success part of budgeting is necessary.
Neither of us like the idea of the cash envelope system though it seems like a very effective way of controlling your spending. Currently we put everything on the credit card and then pay it off every month so we can get the points which we use once a year to buy airline tickets.
I have years worth of data on our spending habits, I track every penny meticulously in Quicken, and I have no clue what to do with this information. How did you decide on reasonable amounts to spend on groceries, clothing etc. for your family? I can take the average of what we've been spending but I think we may have been overspending in certain categories. On the other hand I know DH doesn't want to feel like he's sacrificing anything. We don't live in extreme luxury but we are able to buy what we want when we want to.
Where do I start? What is a system that has worked for you where you previously struggled? Any input is greatly appreciated!
My tip would be: setting a goal. I never worked so hard at budgeting than when I had a goal in mind.
Do you have a budget to post that we can help you with?
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Firstly, I think you should budget using excel spreadsheets if you know how.
Here is our budget that my husband meticulously budgets.
Things to consider are what your monthly income is.
We spend 30% on rent/ mortgage
18% on groceries and we buy mostly organic
11% for our savings
7% for car mainttaince
3% in car petro
2%car insurance
6% student loan
4% medical
2% house expense( cleaning supplies, pots pans,carpet patches stuff like that)
2%eat out
2% cell phone
6% other like personal or blissful necessities.
Does this help at all?
ETA we do not have television expenses.
@tracyamber, yes, thank you for that. I think what I really need to do is sit down and list all of our necessary expenses because I haven't even done that. I think I can figure a way in Quicken to show percentages of total spending.
@LoveOurBabies, part of the "problem" is that we have a bunch of money sitting in savings and therefore we feel like our goal has already been met, i.e. it ends up feeling like we're accumulating money just for the sake of having more of it. I'm not sure how to come up with a goal that we can both get excited about, I'll have to give this more thought.
This is going to be a long process for me and I appreciate your input!
I know what you mean. When we first started saving, it was a bit like that too (saving for the sake of saving and there wasn't a ton of motivation). Then DH lost his job and I realized the value of having put that extra dollar in with each pay, even when I felt it wasn't all that necessary at the time.
For our family, my goals have been:
Pay off debt
Save money for emegencies (including job loss)
And now more recently (once dh is employed again.. fingers crossed).. pay off our mortgage and move. We live in a very bad school district area and I'm not all that sure I can homeschool for much longer than a year or two, so we need to move to a better school district. If I were able to continue to homeschool, then my goal would be pay off the mortgage so DH can go back to part time work and spend more time at home.
Some goals to think about:
Do you want to homeschool? If so, do you want to both homeschool (which means part time employment)?
Do you currently live in a good school district?
Do you want to have an early retirement?
Do you want to spend a year or two on the road?
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@LoveOurBabies, thank you for those great suggestions. I will bring this up with DH, we might be able to get excited about saving for private school for DS!
@tracyamber, I hadn't considered a 529 or anything like that since I feel like we should still be making retirement savings a priority, but now I'm thinking private school might be worth saving for.
Thank you both for your input, it's helping me put things in perspective and giving me some talking points for the discussion with DH!
You're very welcome. Wish you all the best!
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The most common suggestions or uses for savings are mostly listed here already:
Pay off debt
Pay off home, do home remodeling, buying a new house, etc.
Pay off vehicles, car maintenance fund, new care replacement fund, etc.
Kids homeschool/private school, college, car, etc.
If dh is the concern is there anything he might want you could save for? A new shop, piece of equipment, new truck, etc. Or like another poster said just being able to get away with less income so you have more family time. I'm not sure what your circumstances are but I know for us we can almost always find something we would like to save for.
Private school sounds like a great idea to save for. Those get expensive and aren't just tuition fees. Most of the time there are added fees and funds for the school, school supplies and uniforms get expensive, plus the lunches/snacks and all the little almost daily "extras" that come home from the school. Just to give you an idea I have two in public school which is tax paid but we still bought school clothes and supplies at the beginning of the year and supply lunches/snacks weekly. On top of that they come home with something new almost every.single.day. $3 for slice of pizza and drink during pep rally, school pics, school projects, PTA stuff, class parties almost monthly. This week so far it's 100 day school projects, $3 pizza/drink for committee, PTA meeting, and donate 5 items each to local children's home. None of this is required but it's part of school and costs money. Another thing to consider is activities for your dd at school age. Mine have done soccer ($150 each approx + gas and snack costs weekly) and will sign up for softball & baseball next month. If they did monthly activities these usually run about $50 month plus extra costs and supplies. Just something to think about when approaching DH about how much this will actually cost... it won't be just the monthly tuition!
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One of the great contributions of Freud and later psychoanalytic theorists is that they taught us to look sideways at ourselves. Sometimes what seems clear and straightforward is, on closer analysis, muddy and frustratingly complex.
This is one of the reasons why in recent years, I've found myself more and more interested in economic issues. Like psychoanalytic theory, economics brings a healthy dose of skepticism to any conversation about human action. Unlike Freud and his disciples, however, economic analysis is scientific in the sense that it offers for consideration hypotheses and theories that are empirically and logically falsifiable. Put another way, when Freud is right about our dark, unacknowledged motives, he is as right as any of the Church fathers are about the pervasive and corrupting consequences of sin.
And when Freud is wrong? Well this is where I think intellectual honest requires me to part company with him. Not so much because he and his followers are wrong but because how they respond to the shortcomings of their own work. There is a tendency in their theorizing not simply to resist but actively and even aggressively reject criticism and so correction. This is done by the use of a clever rhetoric device that allows them to take disagreement as evidence not of their own error but of their critics' bad faith and resistance to the illuminating insight of psychoanalysis. In a word, psychoanalysis lends itself to bullying.
So why my interest in economic issues?
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As I said above, I value the skeptical, critical voice of the social and human sciences in general and economics in particular. But where Freud would have us question our self-interest by undermining the integrity of the self, economics begins with the simple acknowledgment that what I do, I do because it interests me. Ironically economics strips self-interest of the romance that Freud (and really, modern though as a whole) gives it. For Freud the self is a construct, a fraud or at least a fiction. More than that, the Freudian self its more contemporary political equivalent, is the stage on which we play out—or maybe better the screen upon which we project—our great internal psychic, cultural or political battles. Freud and psychoanalysis is a moralizing enterprise which fosters in us a corrosive skepticism of ourselves and of our actions. Freud is like Calvin but without the possibility of divine grace.
Economics however points us to a self who acts. To be sure there is nothing in economics that precludes the storm of inner conflict that psychoanalysis examines. But neither does economic analysis require entertaining, as does Freud, ontological doubt about the self. We are actors and economics is the science of human action as Hayek argues.
By my actions, how I use my time and talents, and how I spend my money, all of these reveal the desires of my heart. Do I choose to pray this morning? I do but only if I value saying my prayers more than a bit more sleep, reading the newspaper or catching the morning news.
Where I think Christians—and secular liberals whose cultural roots are Christian—get uncomfortable with economic analysis is with its emphasis on self-interest. In economics (and the social and human science rightly understood) self-interest is empirically descriptive not morally prescriptive. To say I act in my self-interest is to say that I do what I want, that I am moved by desire and that the myriad decisions that I make everyday reveals not just the raw, relative value I have for things but what I love.
Freud makes love impossible while economics points (if only indirectly) me to the hard truth that my love is deficient. I love sleep more than prayer; I want a new car more than I want to help the poor. After more than a century of ontological self-doubt it is hard to hear I value this more than that as anything other than a moral judgment, an announcement of my sinfulness but one shorn of grace. The hermeneutic of suspicion has becomes so engrained, so culturally and personally habitual, that I can't bear to look at myself much less acknowledge, as the Christian tradition always has, that purity of heart is the goal not the starting point of human life.
Sometimes gently, sometimes not, economic analysis returns me to myself and to what my actions say about the character and the depth of my love. But where Freud makes self-knowledge a source of despair, economics leaves open the possibility that I can value generosity, love and forgiveness more than food and drink and clothing.
The fact is that whether I am a sinner or a saint, I am still human and so I am a creature made for love. This is so even when, in the first case I neither desire nor understand it or, when in the second case, I stand before it in simple wordless awe. Freud reminds me that I'm a sinner. But this reminder, however true, is also cruel since if he doesn't offer me the hope of salvation since the self can never be really free of my own darker motives.
Economics doesn't offer me salvation either but it does leave open the possibility. And it does this in a manner that, if not precisely Christian, is consonant with the Gospel. To the economist, salvation—like all my decisions—comes at a cost and I cannot be save unless I am willing to bear that cost personally.
Whatever its limitations, economics assumes a robust and active vision of the human person. We are actors who actions make clear the desires of our hearts. This self-revelation is not limited to great matters or small matters; everything I do reveals my desires and the relative value I place on persons, events and things. After more than a century of self-doubt this is essential even if, after over a century of self-doubt, it is a burden I am ill-prepared to bear.
But it is here, where desire and weakness converge, that we find Christ in human affairs. And it is where desire and weakness converge that the person is most open to the Gospel because it is in this place that we find Christ and Him crucified.
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Last Updated: 15/08/12 12:11pm
We'll find out in about five days' time just how disruptive the whole Kevin Pietersen saga has been to England's attempt to remain as the world's No 1 Test team.
What's clear right now is that England have lost one of their best players for this week's must-win Test at Lord's and that's a massive blow to their hopes of levelling the series.
People turning up for the first day will be thinking 'how did we get to this stage? England are going into one of the most important Tests for about three years without one of our best - and possibly our best player'.
In a funny sort of way, the eleven that play will probably be a little bit closer together. They'll bond over what's happened and develop a good sense of togetherness, even a little bit of 'siege mentality'.
This is not the 'bad old days of English cricket'. For now England are still No 1 in the rankings and of course they can win without Pietersen.
There are still plenty of good guys around that dressing room who will do their utmost to make sure that England win this Test match. As a player you take whatever motivation you can get and use it.
I have no doubt that England can win this Test match - but would I like Pietersen in this side to help win it? Of course I would.
The events of the last week must have taken a mental toll on Andy Flower and Andrew Strauss and they'll be very frustrated because you want to sort things like this out in-house.
Things were always going to snowball once Pietersen gave that press conference after the Headingley Test; he left doubts about his international future hanging out there and he mentioned things about the dressing room.
To be fair to Kevin, he hasn't been the only one to openly air his views. It's a two-way street and in the past team-mates have criticised him in their books; that's simply not conducive to developing fantastic team morale.
I also know that Kevin was a little bit upset with players reading the fake Twitter account in his name - which has since shut down - and sniggering about it while he was smashing South Africa all around Headingley. That's not great for team spirit either.
So England have to once again look at their policies on Tweeting and texting and clear up this whole sorry mess.
The bottom line is this: it is still fundamentally wrong for any player to send derogatory or 'provocative' texts about his captain and coach to the opposition. That's indisputable.
Moving forward, this does not have to be a career-ending matter for Pietersen. I just wish they would all kiss and make up.
England will never have quite the same team spirit that they've had in the past because everyone will know there are certain people in that side who don't get on.
But that's nothing new in the world of cricket!
Michael Holding will tell you the players in that great West Indies side didn't all get on - there were ructions; the same was true of the Australian side that Shane Warne played in.
You don't have to like every single one of your team-mates. Not everyone liked me and I didn't like everyone, but once we got out on that field we played for each other.
It's time for England to try and rebuild trust; not friendships because it's pretty clear that some of that team don't like each other but moving forward they've got to have that mutual respect.
In that context the timing of Saturday's squad announcement for the World Twenty20 is far from ideal but the ECB can't do anything about it.
It comes at an unfortunate time for Pietersen but also other guys in the Test team, the likes of Alastair Cook, Matt Prior who will desperately want to be in that squad and will have one eye on it as a result.
Moreover, it means that a lot of people will be focusing on what the ECB and Kevin do between now and Saturday.
Unfortunately, everything ends up at Andy Flower's door; Andy's a human being and only has a certain amount of mental energy.
He's already spent three days doing a selection meeting that should have taken two hours and now he has to try to win a Test match for England while trying to work out whether or not Pietersen is going to be part of his Twenty20 squad.
Pietersen's inclusion - or exclusion - affects the whole balance of the squad. It's not just a matter of whether he should be there or not; if he is, who do they leave out? Who opens the innings?
For now his primary focus has to be on the Test - the 100th of Strauss' career.
My last Test was Strauss' first and I could see immediately that this guy had something about him.
He might not end up being the greatest batsmen England has ever produced but he's not far off and he's one of the greatest captains we've ever produced.
Strauss is a phenomenal leader of men. I remember that the moment Duncan Fletcher saw him in action he came up to me and told me, straight away, 'this player will captain the side eventually'.
He's a good guy - somebody who will always try to do the right things by the team and understands what team ethos is all about.
To do 50 Tests as captain and still go out there, strap on the pads, open the batting and average over 40 tells you everything you need to know about his attitude and dedication.
He ticks every single box, to be honest - and he needs only more catch to surpass Ian Botham and Colin Cowdrey and become England's leading catcher in the field.
What I admire most about him, though, is his dignity and the way he handles himself. As captain you are an ambassador for your country and most cricket fans are very proud to have Andrew Strauss as their England cricket captain.
Despite his record he's never tried to put himself forward above the team and I think that's what his team really admire in him.


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The embassy said on its website that, according to intelligence sources, there is a "specific threat" that an unknown terrorist group will attack the airport Thursday, July 3rd, between the hours of 9 p.m. and 11 p.m (1800 GMT and 2000 GMT).
It said it received information on the threat from the Uganda Police Force.
The embassy warned people planning to travel through the airport that they may want to review their plans in light of the information.
Earlier, Obama administration officials said the U.S. plans to boost security at some foreign airports amid concerns that al-Qaida may be developing new bombs that could be smuggled onto an airplane.
U.S. Homeland Security chief Jeh Johnson said the United States is increasing security at certain overseas airports with direct flights to the U.S. He gave no information on what prompted the latest move or which airports are involved.
On Thursday, the Associated Press cited U.S. counterterrorism officials as saying experts are concerned about a new al-Qaida effort to create a bomb that could be smuggled through security checks at airports.
The French news agency AFP reported that the increased security focused on airports in the Middle East and Europe. It cited an unnamed official at the Department of Homeland Security.
British airports also stepped up security measures after the announcement from the United States.
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Well located on my suburban house block in the back left hand corner furthest from any of the neighbours.
Geographically it's in a suburb called Sandringham in Melbourne Australia. It's a nice bayside suburb about 25 min from the center of Melbourne
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I am on the dry side of the Cascade Range in Redmond Oregon.
Been lurking for some time now and finally pulled the plug and started on my oven this week. I will put a 36" dome on a steel tube frame and then eventually on wheels so it will be moveable/portable.
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I am in Ohio, but right now, my oven is in my head.. :)
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