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Dear Ellis
I was very sad to read that you will not be keeping up with the website on a regular basis anymore, it's a pity that more people didnt hear your plea to donate to you so you could keep up with your brilliant and brave work.
I want you to know that, as you call John Pilger, you are also a star, I'm sure i'm not alone in thinking that.
I want to thank you for opening my eyes to what is really going on, after reading your work I have never looked at the world the same again.
I wish you luck with whatever ventures you are embarking on next, including your new book, which I will be buying! And also to thank you for the work and time you have put in to keeping your readers informed.
This may sound mad but i feel like I'd be losing a friend if you banished the site completely, so don't forget us.
Love and peace Ellis,
Hi Ellis
it has been great to be referred to your website through a friend on the itstimenow (pleiadian) chat group.... I am a big fan of David Icke's but its been great getting another perspective... the numerology is facinating!!....
Thanks for all the good work.... god/dess bless you
M. Australia
Hi Ellis,
Just read an article of your via the David Icke site with the vw logo. Wondered if you'd be interested to hear what I read in the local Brighton and Hove newspaper, The Argus.
Brighton and surrounding is v.masonic.
This was posted today on the Meaning of Life forum:
The retired former mayor of Eastbourne and the present mayor have put a granite rose near Beachy Head, the Argus newspaper of Brighton and Hove, reports today 25-6-03.
It was reported that the monument was the idea of the former mayor of Eastbourne. This is place in an area with a high suicide rate, and is in alignment with the four directions and New York and Paris (two other areas of pain and suffering and occult/esoteric significance).
It makes you wonder what the true motivation is.
all the best,
in friendship and unity kind thoughts, P. UK
Hi Ellis
I found your recent articles -
To Please the Gods
, and
Two Towers
- fascinating.
Best Wishes
Dear Ellis
I have been reading through your website with great interest and fascinated by your findings. I am an ex pat living in Australia now . I am in the process of writing up my experiences at the moment in the hope that it will, like your work broaden peoples understanding of what is really going on. Fantastic website, keep up the good work.
God bless, D.
I've been looking up Dr Ivan Panin on the web and found this little piece of
light(?) relief.
We have lost sites off web
www.brighton.katrina.murder.human-rights.org this has gone.
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This all Sussex police corruption uk connected
please keep up the good work!! im affraid i do not even know my timestable,however how can these people in there top jobs ignore your work? yet they want us to be in a neighbourhood watch scheme and want public help!! are you not a memember of the public! i wish you all the best with the publishing of your book,have you ever tried to contact DAVID ICKE ? he has a publishing company.penguin published MICHAEL MOORE"s book. may god bless and look after all the past present & future victims and famalies,and may good spirits be wih you. a concerned citzen cedric.
Hi Ellis
Don't know whether you have noticed (forgive me if I'm telling you old news) but there is a Milton Keynes connection with the 'Beagle II' probe travelling to Mars, scheduled to land on Christmas day.
The pictures are apparently beamed back directly to Milton Keynes -before we ever get to see them of course!
Here is just one of the articles I found:
Great article on
Dr Kelly
, I write as it rings truer everyday
Keep well for the good work
Hiya Ellis! Hope this finds you well and in great form mate!
Just had a look at the "tower" work you recently put out, with the 216 relevances. Amazing work!
N. Canada
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAbsolute idiot!!!!!!!!!
I am a freelance writer currently compiling an article on women throughout history who have made enormous achievements in the face of adversity, one of whom is Sara Payne. Unfortunately I stumbled upon your site during my research. Your bizarre conspiracies make me feel sick and I pity your sad life, so warped by boredom that you take pity on convicted child sex killers, offering alternative endings as if the whole saga is nothing more than a twisted movie and only you can grasp the concept of the ending!
How do you think Sara's siblings will feel if they ever stumble upon your unsubstantiated and fantastical site, which opposes everything their brave parents dare tell them, which challenges one rightful occurrence of justice and law? If you are going to publish your version of events involving well-documented child sex killers, then fine, but do your research first, Ellis. Go to a maximum security prison and hear these beasts confess to you that they have forced young girls and boys into sex acts, before strangling or beating them to death.
No doubt you think these murderers are drugged, coaxed or beaten into confessing? It's all a big conspiracy, isn't it Ellis? A top secret cover up? I would report you to the Press but sadly there are that many freaks and cranks out there, just like yourself, that they're not interested anymore. I know you will love to get angry emails like this, and I know I shouldn't fuel your wild senseless fire, but think of thisone day you will have children, and God forbid they ever come to any harm. God forbid the local anonymous paedophile snatches them one sunny afternoon and performs sickening painful sex acts on them for hours and hours, until he finally shows them mercy and violently, maybe even slowly, kills them, ditching their naked body in a shallow grave so that their discoloured and tortured undignified little corpse is found easily by the public or by police searchers.
And when the courageous and intense police operation finally brings a man to justice, a man who has already been let off leniently for another attack which undoubtedly ruined a little girls life and probably destroyed her family, when you finally find solstice in the conviction of your child's murdererI will set up a website which states that your beliefs are wrong and the man accused of murdering your child is no more than a scapegoat, a victim of the system.
Infact I will say that aliens did it, no better still, it was Elvis Presley who is alive and well and working in a burger bar near you. Get some life experience and some common sense before going public with revolting views like that. You are an absolute idiot, and furthermore, I bet you are a student, or better still, a failed one.
Lord Lucan
(I suppose he didn't kill the nanny either?)
You, are what is commonly known in the trade, as an aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaabsolute fucking idiot. Take this silly ridiculous site off line before I kick up a proper stink about it. How the fuck do you sleep at night? Sarah Payne was an abused child before she died? Her paintings show paedophilic influences? Take this warped shit offline right now, before you regret it. Sick bastard.
As above
Dear Ellis, This will sound a bit strange, but, My Neice was very unwell and in hospital, She met a lady there who was a healer and she helped her some, this lady told my neice that she felt there would have been a freemason in our family some time in the past, she said that the women of the family had been cursed. The women in our family have all had very difficult lives so this may be true, my mum confirmed that one of her grandparents was in fact a freemason. how do we rid ourselves of this curse. I have 3 daughters, I do not want them to face the obstacles that myself and my sisters/neices and cousins have faced. Hope you get time to answer this, maybe its codswallup, can you help?
Many thanks LS
Hi LS,
Thank you for writing.
Please don't worry about having a Freemason forebear. The vast majority are decent honourable men and women.
In my opinion there is nothing to the 'curse' thing, and probably the best thing you could do is exorcise it from your consciousness - write it down and burn it if you need to do something with obvious results. Curses are not codswallop, however their power lies in you giving energy to them -thinking or focussing, talking about it - that sort of thing.
Regarding the rest you might find this article of interest and comfort:
Don't worry,
Best wishes
Dear Ellis,
Thank you so much for your quick response, I really appreciated it. I know that you must receive a truck load
of queries, I just wanted to say THANK YOU. I also very much appreciate your website and all the information
you are doing a great job. Please let me know when you have another seminar, or meeting I would love to attend.
I have an unusual story that you may like to hear, Very briefly - I have a missing ovary. I need to get a cycst removed
from my right ovary, when the surgeon checked my left one it was missing. He said it looked like it has been surgically
removed!!!!! I have never had it surgically removed with my knowledge. I had a Ceasarian Section in 1990 I queried
the Doctor if it had been removed then, he never gave me a direct answer, he did an ultrasound and said that I did have
a left ovary, contradicting the surgeon - who by the way had colour photos showing that the ovary was missing.
The doctor who did the C. Section also happens to be a fertility Doctor - has it been removed and my eggs used
for someone else? I have had no luck trying to get to the bottom of this, (Funny - they all close ranks) I have no legal
recourse either - (it happened over 10 years ago, I only discovered this though in 2000) one radiographer told me
not to bother pursuing this, "you have a perfectly good right ovary, that is all you need". "There is no value in pursuing this". I was treated like an idiot and had no recourse, Somebody suggested speaking to the media. 60 minutes would
love a story like this. but I don't trust them enough, and think I would be ridiculed and discredited. My kids would be
teased e.t.c. (I saw your mum on the telly e.t.c.). Nonetheless, I do tell almost everbody that I meet, who knows what is
going on in the hospitals, I did discover that this happened to another woman too! or is it something else - i.e. alien abduction I would be interested to hear what you think, you can pass this e mail on to anyone you think would be
interested in this story. or post it on a message board (I have no idea how to do that, my computer knowledge extends
to emails only).
Thanks for listening
Love LS
Hi Ellis,
'have to say... your site is GREAT and I love how you more than fill that gap where 'someone's got to do it'!
Keep up the excellent research and numerology and above all, stay on-line!
Best regards,
G. Berlin
Thanks for your kind endorsement of and linking to my webpage. A problem has arisen however that my old website was destroyed (go figure) at your
and now the addy to my new website has changed. I wonder if you can take a moment to please change the llink to go to my new website instead of the old. It would be greatly appreciated. Best wishes and thanks for all you do, Peter Farley
Peter R. Farley
Roswell, NM 88202
I've, just looked at your website, it's really fantastic.
Best Wishes
Hi Ellis,
My name is F. and I live currently in Austria (No kangaroos in Austria;) *a t-shirt with a funny cartoon mainly geared toward Americans and their world geography expertise.
First and foremost, I would like to Thank You! for your on going efforts to expose this darkness upon us.
I have been an occasional reader of your site in the past few years and always found important information as a compliment in my own search for my Truth. I like how you take the time to make those important numerological connections and the ritual aspects of
This month has been indeed plagued with bloody acts and their signature undoubdetly related to their respective numerology. Just as in you latest article noting the
train tragedy
, I wanted to point out that the offensive for the fallujah(Phallus+Jah in my
opinion) took place on that day, yet I find it not so easy to come accross with past news articles about the beginning of the event itself. Also very intresting to note is the so called wedding that took place on that day as well with the couple's respective ages 24 and 29 or better yet 6 + 11 or simply all together, noting the inversion of the infamous 9 + 11.
I also found most interesting the burning man incident that took place in the American capital,
and the location of the event at the base of the pentagram which is part of the city occult arquitecture. The day of the event 15/11/2004 also seems related to such symbol
6 + 11 + 6 = 23 (2 + 3 = 5). Just coincidences? I don't think so!
Needless to say, I am frankly just amazed and a bit disappointed at the apathy that seems to run parallel at the hands of our society in general.
I hope one day soon we will all be rejoiced with all the facts and that the universe can also be a harmonious place of choice.
That's all for now.
I wish you all the best and keep up the good work!
A big Hug
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Nairobi — The Government wants the contentious Kadhis courts entrenched in the Constitution, Assistant Minister Robinson Githae told Bomas yesterday.
And it appeared yesterday that the courts will be 'entrenched' in the final draft constitution from the National Constitutional Conference.
The Kadhis courts shall consist of the Chief Kadhi's and other kadhis all of whom profess the Islamic faith.
The court shall be a subordinate court with jurisdiction to determine questions of Islamic law relating to personal status, marriage and succession in proceedings in which the parties profess the Islamic faith.
Githae said it was the position of the government that the Kadhis courts be entrenched in the Constitution.
He said the Kadhis courts have been in existence since independence and there would be no problem with their entrenchment.
However, he said the courts should be limited to personal law, inheritance, marriage and divorce.
But representatives of the Kenya Churches expressed disappointment with the manner in which the issue of the Kadhis courts had been handled. They said religions should be treated equally as Parliament could make legislation on religious courts.
At the same time, delegates at Bomas have so far endorsed 15 Chapters with six pending
Those that are pending are on the legislature, executive, devolution, representation of the people, public finance and transition and consequential arrangements.


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Lea Michele Teases "Sexy" New Album Song — With Hit-Maker Kuk Harrell
Lea Michele (Rachel Berry) has been blowing us away with her gorgeous voice for four seasons of Glee, so it's about time she hit the studio and recorded an album! This gal is currently hard at work on her debut solo project, and we couldn't be more excited — especially since one of the singles is more than a little sexy!
"Lets get this day going!" Lea tweeted on March 1st. "Back in the studio with @KukHarrell! Recording a super sexy song today:)"
Um, consider us floored. We're thrilled that Lea is working with Kuk — not only is he a four time Grammy Award-winning producer (and Golden Globe nominee!), he's worked with the likes of Rihanna, Jennifer Lopez, Mary J Blige and Justin Bieber.
In fact, Kuk produced Rihanna's "Umbrella," not to mention Katy Perry's "Teenage Dream," and Beyonce's "Single Ladies." Yep, we're thinking Lea's album is going to be a smash hit!
So, what else can we expect from this gal's debut? The Glee pop star has been working with everyone from Australian singer Sia to Katy Perry's songwriter, and she's already revealed that her album will be filled with upbeat "power-girl" tunes.
"I want to make songs where girls can just roll down the windows of their car or dance around in their rooms in their underwear, like, 'I hate my ex-boyfriend!' or 'I'm so in love,'" she gushed.
Um, guys? We're pretty sure Justin Timberlake should step to the left, because Lea's bringing sexy back!
Source: Lea Michele on Twitter


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Crookston, Minn., clergy (from left) Rev. Daniel Wolpert, Rev. Michelle Miller, Bishop Michael Hoeppner, Bishop Larry Wohlrabe and Rev. Jo Gast (not shown) lead a congregation at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in an ecumenical Healing, Reconciliation and the Common Good for Crystal Sugar Management, Workers, Family, Friends and Communities service Sunday evening. (Eric Hylden/Grand Forks Herald
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The Devil's Punch Bowl is a large natural amphitheatre and beauty spot near Hindhead, Surrey, in England, and is the source of many stories about the area. The London to Portsmouth road (the A3) climbs round its side. The land is now owned and maintained by the National Trust as part of the "Hindhead Commons & The Devil's Punch Bowl Café" property. Hindhead Youth Hostel is located inside the bowl. The bowl was once called Highcombe, after the Celtic term combe, meaning forested valley. Its lower part is still named Highcombe Bottom. Above the London to Portsmouth road lies Gibbet Hill, Hindhead.
The soil in this part of Surrey has two layers — an upper layer of sandstone, with clay beneath. This deep depression is believed to be the result of erosion caused by spring water beneath the sandstone, causing the upper level to collapse. With its steep sides, the Devil's Punchbowl has become a natural nature reserve, filled with heathland, streams and woodland.
However, local legend has a much more colourful theory as to its creation. According to one story, during the Middle Ages the Devil became so irritated by all the churches being built in Sussex that he decided to dig a channel from the English Channel, through the South Downs, and flood the area. As he began digging, he threw up huge lumps of earth, each of which became a local landmark — such as Chanctonbury Ring, Cissbury Ring, Mount Caburn and Rackham Hill. He got as far as the village of Poynings (an area known as the Devil's Dyke) when he was disturbed by a cock crowing (one version of the story claims that it was the prayers of St Dunstan that made all the local cocks crow earlier than usual). Assuming that dawn was about to break, he leapt into Surrey, creating the Devil's Punch Bowl where he landed.
Another story goes that, in his spare time, he hurled lumps of earth at the god Thor to annoy him. The hollow he scooped the earth out of became the Punchbowl. The local village of Thursley means Thor's place. Such stories are considered to be of Celtic, Norse, and Saxon origin.
It is these stories, the beauty of the area and the diversity of nature it attracts that has gained the Devil's Punch Bowl the title of a Site of Special Scientific Interest. This status has recently helped save the Devil's Punch Bowl from on-line redevelopment of the A3 which is needed to relieve traffic congestion in the area, this section of the A3 being only single-carriageway. The National Trust have co-operated with developers who have designed the twin-bore Hindhead Tunnel running underneath the surrounding area. The tunnel will not only preserve the area from the road widening originally proposed but, once complete, will remove the heavy traffic congestion which affects this section of the A3 in peak hours, in turn bringing considerable environmental benefits and tranquillity to this internationally valued area. The current A3 road, apart from a small stub to the National Trust cafe, will be removed and the land reinstated.
The Devil's Punch Bowl was featured on the 2005 TV programme Seven Natural Wonders as one of the wonders of the South.
Punch Bowl Farm was the home of children's novelist Monica Edwards from 1947 until the early 1970s. In her books she renamed the farm Punchbowl Farm.


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After the death of their father and being abandoned by their mother, 14-year-old Jennifer Abwin has taken on the role of raising her siblings, writes Caroline Ariba
A little boy bundles at the entrance to an in-complete hut in Aputi-puti village, Bukedea district. His face is a tale of sorrow; his eyes weary as they stare into space in deep thought. He seems unaware of his surrounding, not even the flies that freely roam on his lips, nose and swollen cheeks bother him.
Quietly, he sucks on his tiny dirty thumb as if he were pulling out a liquid. This is three-year-old Michael Odeke; all he wants is to partake of what lies in the tiny sooty saucepan resting atop a lifeless fire behind him.
Sadly, he cannot touch the food until his elder sister and head of the family, 14-year-old Jennifer Abwin, returns from wherever she and the other two siblings have gone.
Such has been his life's story from the time his mother left when he was only 11 months old. His siblings go to school and leave him home alone.
Luckily, the news of my presence at the tiny compound reached his elder sister like a thunderbolt.
When Abwin finally arrives, the young boy lights up like a child does upon his mother's arrival. And she rubs his head with such affection as if to apologise for leaving him alone.
Her path to such enormous responsibility started when her father succumbed to a severe liver illness three years ago. Her mother fled responsibility, sighting abandonment by her late husband's people months later.
Well, at least that was what she told her children on the day she deserted them for another marriage. It was only a matter of time before Abwin's elder siblings (both teenage girls then) eloped and left her solely responsible for the family at only 11 years old.
The young girl's story is not strange to the village's people who themselves are masked in poverty amid severe alcoholism.
In fact, it was a half drunken old woman, staggering past Abwin home that spread the message of my presence. She claims she is an aunt to the children and that she herself had been abandoned by her husband, their uncle. A tear roles down her eye as she wonders if I have come to save the children from suffering.
Abwin, still clad in her school uniform, a sign that she had rushed from school to the garden, welcomes me. But first she must tend to whatever is in the tiny, sooty saucepan that her little brother has been monitoring.
Out of curiosity, I follow her into the kitchen, wondering what it is that had held the little boy at ransom. I can swear my heart stopped - it was four pieces of pumpkin; a piece for each child. And that was the day's meal for this family.
Finally, Abwin, her nine, six and three-year-old siblings sit down to tell their story in Ateso.
"Sorry I was not here earlier, I was away looking for food because that is the only food left," she says, pointing at the tiny, sooty saucepan. She and the other two siblings in P1 and P2 had left school earlier to labour in a neighbour's garden.
"When we finish peeling the neighbour's cassava, we are given the tiny cassava pieces that are sliced badly, which we later dry and pound for flour," Abwin says in a hushed tone.
The young girl has to labour in people's gardens so the family can have a little soup to go with the flour. She makes up to sh2,000 a week, which she spends on the one-and-a-half kilogrammes of silver fish (mukene or omena). If she is lucky to make more, then she buys paraffin, salt and soap - all considered a luxury.
"When it gets really bad, I trek to my mother's home and ask for help," Abwin says piteously. Ironically though, the mother that she treks over 10 miles to seek help from, is in no better situation.
The casual labourer, who is now pregnant, can only raise either sh1,000 or sh2,000 every two months, and sometimes just a used piece of soap. All they have is half an acre of land that does not yield much as a result of unpredictable weather.
I then dare to look into the hut that is the family's bedroom. It is alarming! Sun rays visibly poke through the mundanely thatched roof, like a torch of some sort.
"We do not sleep every time it rains at night. We are forced to stand in a corner with beddings, holding our clothes," Abwin says, her eyes well up.
The head teacher, Aput-puti Primary School, Annette Igonyo, is worried that the girl might drop out of school.
"My worry is that the young girl might soon break and like her elder sisters, run off into an early marriage.
Her younger brother will be the next head, since they barely know their relatives. I pray that maybe, just maybe, someone out there helps lift the weight off her shoulders before it is too late," he says.


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Cliff Hobbs blogged on this already, but I wanted to give a shout out to Carol Bailey and Co for doing a great job on getting R2 out the door. I did play with R2 in Beta\RC, and I do like the new features it brings in to the product.
In all honesty i've not been an advocate of the R2 method of implementing new features, as it creates mutiple code streams for a product and just over-complicates things from a support perspective. I do understand features cannot be put into a Service Pack, so obviously this is quicker way to bring these features to market. I just wonder why are not going down the Feature Pack route anymore?
Congrats on getting R2 out the door! And Carol, take a holiday to celebrate!
Yesterday I wrote about Garry Mckinnon, and today I have to straight lift this from Slashdot.Org:
"The BBC has published a very good profile of Gary McKinnon. It discusses his motives and methods as well as raising the question as to whether he is a malicious 'hacker' or whether he was simply obsessed with finding info about UFOs and should be praised for finding security faults in what should be extremely secure systems. This should provided stimulus for some interesting discussion on Slashdot especially between us Brits and our American friends following the confirmation of his extradition to the USA."
It just so doesn't add up! He's either the biggest hacking mastermind of all time, or a naive but capable guy, who did whatever it took to get to sensitive information to prove\disprove the whole UFO conspiracy theories that are floating around out there.
... "But he did admit that he hacked into dozens of US government computer systems. In fact, he calmly detailed just how easy it was to access extremely sensitive information in those systems."
Cough! Easy to get access to military computers?!?! Oh dear! Me thinks the network admins that secured those environments should be brought to trial for allowing sensitive information to be easily accessible! Or does the buck stop with the hacker, and not the piss poor admins?
Just imagine setting up an MS product (ISA Server) so badly that people can just come in and tickle the internal network silly ... then, when your boss blows chunks you say it's the hackers fault for abusing the badly configured setup! You've got to laugh!
This story really gets my goat. I really feel sorry for Gary McKinnon. He's 2 weeks away from extradition to the USA, where mostly likely he'll be charged under the super-duper terrorism laws for his Indiscretions.
He really shouldn't be labelled as a Terrorist, and he shouldn't be extradited. Instead he should be tried here. That word Terrorist, it's so confusing nowdays (intentionally made confusing I may add) ... who is, and who isn't a Terrorist?
Take a look at the OED definition for Terrorist
a person who uses violence and intimidation in the pursuit of political aims
This guy hasn't shown an ounce of violence to anyone, he's just like me and you, and I'd bet he scraped his skill-set from the web and from chats with friends on IRC, instead he finds a weakness in the US Miliary\NASA computer systems (did anyone lose their jobs over their faiure to secure these secure networks?) and exploits it (bad! but not Evil!) to find out "secrets", as he puts it ... "I sought information on UFOs".
Roll back 10 or so years ago, and he would have been questioned, his methods analysed and neutralised, and possibly either hired or released back in to the wild. Roll forward to now and this guy is about to be made an example of, to all those terrorists that couldn't achieve what he did even if they tried ... great example that'll make!
If he gets put in prison in the USA then it's a show, a scam, and it's being done to cover up the clumsy security measures that were in-place when he managed to blaze his way through 97 odd computers.
If you have any sympathy for the poor guy, in the UK we write to our local MP's and they take it up, please raise awareness inside the USA that this isn't acceptable behaviour. He sure did commit a crime, but not an evil one!
Source: BBC News
This issue won't impact many of you, and to induce the following behaviour you really need to go toggle some values most SMS Admins leave well alone. Hence why this one hasn't been spotted in the wild (there is a technet forum thread on this ...).
Have you noticed in your environment that your Component Status Summarization data is not being replicated to the parent site?
You prod it with the proverbial stick but it just won't respond, akin to a dead duck?
Well, firstly each Site server will summarizer it's own status messages for Offer, Component and Site System, wrap this up in a SUM file then replicate to it's Parent Site server (obviously only if this feature is enabled!). This is so that the Parent does not have to summarizer nn amount of child sites status messages. Overwhelm the server it could, so instead this summarization is performed by the owner of the status messages. I do believe this hasn't changed since the SMS 2.0 days, and is an effective way of managing the problem of summarization and replication of this data upwards.
You can check the usual log files, ending up in COMPSUMM, and you notice that nothing is ever put in to a SUM file for replication to the Parent Site server.
Again I have to say *** 99.9% of you WON'T ever experience this problem ***
That 0.1% that do suffer from the problem probably have done two things:
If you are suffering from this problem, then go check your COMPSUMM log, make sure it definately isn't attempting to put together the SUM file for replicatioh, and that you are set to Replication Priority Medium. If so, now go check your SCF and pull up next to the <SMS_COMPONENT_STATUS_SUMMARIZER> Component definition, check out the Replication tag. Usually looks like this:
If it says Medium instead of Normal then there is the problem. ConfigMgr is looking for three values, High, Normal and Low. Therefore Medium is ignored, the replication of summarization data is skipped, and you don't see summarization data at the Parent. The child site will continue to summarize, but it just won't get around to producing and replicating a SUM file to the Parent Site server.
I reproduced this in my home test lab and can confirm all of the above.
Three ways out of this:
By default, the out of the box SCF file has the correct definition so this bug activates ONLY if you modify Replication Priority for this specific component. Please do not tinker on your production environment to reproduce this problem, do it in the lab if you are unaffected but interested.
Force be with you and all that
Yes ... another great scoop for WMUG!
After much trawling of the web, I finally stumbled in to a site that had all the answers, with photo comparisons and analysis proving that those moon landings where truely faked (and that aliens where involved!)
Without much further ado, I link you to >here<
No more BS NASA, we are on to you big time!
... More a reference for me really,
List of Log Files in Configuration Manager 2007
Had an interesting problem yesterday, ConfigMgr RTM upgrade to SP1 two thirds of the way through induced a BSOD.
Hard to troubleshoot, system reboots and all you're left with is a minidump (depending on your OS configuration for debugging) and a partially completed ConfigMgrSetup log file.
ConfigMgrSetup log file indicates that the failure point took place around where the WinPE boot images are updated. You can go really far in terms of digging on this one, or just drop back, get the minidump and parse it in the Microsoft debugging tools.
Once you sort out your Symbols and analyse the dump, you'll be closer to identifying what causes the BSOD. In my case, it turned out to be a driver called SRTSP.SYS that belongs to the Symantec Anti-Virus suite.
Yep you read that right! It was the Anti-Virus software that Blue Screened the Operating System. Most disappointing, but from experience, and from talking to other Admins ... Anti-Virus is a plague we all have to tolerate, and it causes unusual and unpredictable behaviour to take place.
If you've not debugged a minidump, or forgotten the steps (for us oldies!) then here's a great article on Ghacks by Martin on how to get the process up and running.
I'd like to dedicate this blog posting to Larus Bulat, who cusses and curses about Anti-Virus software causing him no end of headaches, and who made me smile when I realised that the problem I was dealing with was entirely due to those pesky Anti-Virus products.
Seen an interesting issue where the CCMSETUP parameters incorrectly specify MP as SMSMP, resulting in failure and exotic errors appearing in the CLIENT.MSI and CCMSETUP logs:
Just need to fire up CLIENT.MSI in SMSTRACE, find Return value 3 and you'll possibly see the following:
WARNING: The path passed for the TRK file is empty.SMSMP cannot be specified without SMSSITECODE@@ERR:25001MSI (s) (1C!94) [10:10:37:046]: Product: Configuration Manager Client -- Error 25001. Setup failed due to unexpected circumstancesThe error code is 80004005
Error 25001. Setup failed due to unexpected circumstancesThe error code is 80004005MSI (s) (1C:0C) [10:10:37:046]: Machine policy value 'DisableRollback' is 0MSI (s) (1C:0C) [10:10:37:093]: Note: 1: 1402 2: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Installer\Rollback\Scripts 3: 2 Action ended 10:10:37: SmsSetClientConfigInit. Return value 3.MSI (s) (1C:0C) [10:10:37:093]: Note: 1: 1402 2: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Installer\Rollback\Scripts 3: 2 MSI (s) (1C:0C) [10:10:37:093]: No System Restore sequence number for this installation.MSI (s) (1C:0C) [10:10:37:093]: Unlocking ServerAction ended 10:10:37: INSTALL. Return value 3.
At the tail-end of the CLIENT.MSI log file:
MSI (s) (1C:0C) [10:10:37:328]: Note: 1: 1708 MSI (s) (1C:0C) [10:10:37:328]: Product: Configuration Manager Client -- Installation operation failed.
MSI (s) (1C:0C) [10:10:37:390]: Cleaning up uninstalled install packages, if any existMSI (s) (1C:0C) [10:10:37:390]: MainEngineThread is returning 1603MSI (s) (1C:54) [10:10:37:500]: Destroying RemoteAPI object.MSI (s) (1C:D0) [10:10:37:500]: Custom Action Manager thread ending.=== Logging stopped: 20-08-2008 10:10:37 ===MSI (c) (1C:20) [10:10:37:500]: Decrementing counter to disable shutdown. If counter >= 0, shutdown will be denied. Counter after decrement: -1MSI (c) (1C:20) [10:10:37:500]: MainEngineThread is returning 1603=== Verbose logging stopped: 20-08-2008 10:10:37 ===
CCMSETUP log file drops out at the following section: SmsSetClientConfigInit
MSI: Action 13:55:32: SmsSetClientConfigInit. Setting SMS configuration ccmsetupMSI: Setup failed due to unexpected circumstancesThe error code is 80004005 ccmsetupInstallation failed with error code 1603 ccmsetup
It's a classic mistake, easily overlooked.
CCMSETUP should be saying "Command line parameters for CCMSETUP incorrectly specified, unknown parameter SMSMP identified", but it doesn't as you can see above
I've recently spent a fair bit of time working on ConfigMgr R2 residing upon Windows Server 2008. There are a few issues in there that you'll need to become aware of, but it's not that difficult to get underway.
I was going to write up a good article on this one, but it seems I was literally only a few days ahead of some of the other posters out there, for example the Deployment Guys have a good posting on the subject.
Keep an eye on this procedure, don't follow these instructions to the letter, it's not a work sheet\tick list. You DON'T need to install the Domain Controller role on the Windows Server 2008 target server (the guy does state this is only a prereq for his lab!!!!)
Anyways I thought I'd link up to that posting rather than put up my own (I know, such a lazy cheater I am!!!!)
All I'd add is to be mindful of being in Native mode, and requesting the certificates from a Windows 2003 Root CA (or subordinate) from Windows 2008. There is a two-step shuffle work-around required, firstly a patch to modify the Web enrolment website files on the CA itself to support Vista\Server 2008, and then once you've retrieved the certificate the steps for moving the certificate+keys from the User store to the Computer store.
Firstly, the Server 2008 to Server 2003 CA issue is discussed here (Along with a side-issue on V3 PKI certificates not being supported on ConfigMgr 2007, always handy to know this stuff even if it's not applicable now)
And the second step is required because the web enrolment ActiveX component cannot reach the Computer Store (Server 2008, change in security architechure for Iexplore) and thus the certificate+key is stored in the User's certificate store instead. No good for ConfigMGr, so the steps to move the certificates are covered off here, but keep in mind the certificate template MUST have "export keys" ticked before you issue the certificate for this to work:
Rushed I am, new task master I have. But I will try to squeeze more time out to review this posting, see what i've missed, answer any comments et al.
Rod Trent over at myITforum posted a link to a download that contains Visio stencils and an example diagram ... had to link this here, as it's VERY HANDY!
Thanks Rod,
The NxtGen User group put together Manic Miner running on Silverlight!
Check it out, classic retro graming at it's finest!


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Planksy Arrives Just In TimeSubmitted by dochoc on Wed, 12/25/2013 - 04:02
Arrr! It's yer bird with the gobbler, the pirate turkey named Plansky coming to Oklahoma to deliver the goods this holiday season. Sailin' strong, aye, with a crew of tail feathery sailors, aboard a beauty of a vessel, laden with sparkly treasure, coming down I-35 towards Oklahoma City with a birditude. If yer done well, then yer get me dranks, some strong cups of rum aboard me vessel from Planksy's private barrel, limited edition. It's a strong brew fer sure, mateys. If yer done bad, well, aye, yer get me dastardly planks, a short dance or two to the hornpipes before a lil' dip with the toothy, hungry fishes. Arrr!
Dranks: Ahoy, me lasses and lads, the first dranks go to state employees, a sturdy crew of gobbler goodness, many gone without a raise for seven long bilge ratty years. The landlocked lubbers they call leaders in this place gave raises to the bigwigs, but not to the fearless crew. On Planksy's ship, we're all in it together, and share our bounty alike. It's the pirate's creed. So here's to yer, and get on board quick for some of me special rum, mateys, aged to perfection for its birdly excellence.
Planks: Arr! What's a bird to do when all yer tail feathers freeze? Me first planks go to ice storms. How's a vessel supposed to navigate with this thick ice all about? Avast, it's the planks for yer! The planks! Don't come back until you've melted.
Dranks: Lads, lasses, me next dranks go to all yer people who want some decent fracking regulations. Arrr! The earth around these parts shakes too much for a bird's likin', and it might be because of all this fracking, or, specifically, these blarmy, lubbery wastewater injection wells. Ahoy, when yer mess with the rock layer, it gets, well, rockin'. So come on board, lasses and lads, yer doing good, and let's drink away for a night and then keep pushin' for what's right. Arr!
Planks: Are yer ready to take the plunge, all ye Obamacare haters? It might take a month or two, there's so many of yer, but yer get me planks, anyways. Ahoy, I think I see me one thar and thar and thar. But what yer goin' to squeal when everyone gets signed up? What kind of bird hates something it doesn't even know about? Not the most intelligent gobbler, that's fer sure. The planks and the toothy fishes await yer tired chirps.
Dranks: He's the bird with the word, a swaying gobbler in the breeze, bold yet unpretentious, a rascally soul with gifts to give, none other than, hornpipes please, Planksy, the pirate turkey! I give meself me strong dranks of rum as I dance away the holidays on me ship. Bird lovers galore, have yerself a time or two this holiday season, and enjoy that tofurkey! Arr!
Intellectual Victory . . . For NowSubmitted by dochoc on Mon, 06/10/2013 - 07:38
My session-end reflections about this year's state legislature have been delayed by the writing I did in the aftermath of the tornadoes that struck here in late May, killing more than 40 people.
Pundits and politicians recently weighed in with their so-called legislative "report cards" as if their political affiliation or ideology doesn't somehow matter in the process. Gov. Mary Fallin gave the session an A, for example. Really? That should be enough said about this silly annual ritual.
I won't rehash the small Republican tax cut that might not even make it through a court challenge or the almost complete lack of compassion among Republicans when it comes to expanding Medicaid coverage here under the Affordable Care Act. The "Fallin A" includes that and more. Fallin and other Republicans also point to so-called reform of the workers' compensation system this year, but reform is a double-edged sword. Benefits to injured workers will be cut for the sake of business profits.
I do want to talk about one complete win this legislative session for progressives and intellectuals in the state. That win includes the demise of all religious intrusion bills attacking directly or indirectly the teaching of evolution in schools. The overall purpose of these bills is really nothing less than to replace science and rational thought with right-wing Christian dogma in our schools. It's an open attempt at religious indoctrination, although its supporters—the religious folks—are not upfront about it.
The bills that were considered this year included HB 1674, which claimed topics such as evolution, cloning and global warming are controversial and thus teachers should focus on the strengths and weaknesses of their claims. The main problem, of course, is there's no controversy among scientists about these subjects. The controversy is generated by right-wing Christian fundamentalists.
A somewhat similar bill, SB 758, ended up dead as well. Two other bills HB 1940 and HB 1456, or "Religious Viewpoint Antidiscrimination Acts," which would have brought all kinds of religious dogma into our public schools didn't make it through either.
It might seem like a small victory, but for 13 years now the intellectual community has fought this type of backwards legislation and won. I've been publicly opposing anti-evolution bills here for about eight or nine years. It's draining. Those who would turn our government and schools into theocracies are relentless. They believe themselves to be on a mission from their God.
One organization leading the fight for intellectual integrity again this year was Oklahomans for Excellence in Science Education. Its founder, Dr. Victor Hutchison, who is George Lynn Cross Research Professor Emeritus in the Department of Zoology at the University of Oklahoma, deserves yet another round of applause for his diligence in following the legislation and getting the intellectual community to contact legislators.
"The demise of these bills this year can be attributed to the large number of messages sent to the appropriate committees by national and state organizations and the individuals who responded to requests to help," Hutchison wrote in a recent OESE email. "To all who did, THANK YOU – your efforts paid off as usual! None of these types of bill have passed during the past 13 years! However, we will likely have to continue opposition next year. The authors of these bills, and their supportive legislators, continue to be anti-science and, in many ways, anti-education."
I'll give Hutchison an A in my legislative report card and leave the rest of the grading to someone else.
Russell Wants Embryo Research BanSubmitted by dochoc on Sun, 01/09/2011 - 12:06
Oklahoma's anti-science movement rolls on in 2011. State Sen. Steve Russell (R-Oklahoma City), pictured right, has introduced legislation this upcoming session that would make it a felony to conduct research on embryos in the state.
Under Senate Bill 136,
B. No person shall:
1. Knowingly conduct scientific research on a human embryo, fetus or fetal part;
2. Transfer a human embryo, fetus or fetal part with the knowledge that the embryo, fetus or fetal part will be subjected to scientific research; or
3. Use for scientific research purposes cells or tissues that the person knows were obtained by performing activities in violation of this section.
Under the bill, anyone violating these rules would face a felony charge that could lead to a year of incarceration to life imprisonment and at least a $100,000 fine. (That's right. Someone could face life in prison in Oklahoma for actually trying to save lives through medical research.)
State Rep. Mike Reynolds (R-Oklahoma City) has also introduced the Protection of Human Life Act of 2011, a similar bill, in the House. Reynolds's bill would also make such research a felony crime.
The nation's pro-life movement has embraced the banning of embryonic stem cell research as a political issue, but scientists maintain such research could lead to new, important medical treatments for diseases. There remains a huge number of unused embryos worldwide because of the popularity of the in vitro fertilization process for otherwise infertile couples. Generally speaking, both the medical and business communities support such research.


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I finally got my Pirelli front D.O.T MT 43 tire mounted and tested. Before I mounted it I checked the difference between the Dunlop Trials tire and the Pirelli. The first thing I noticed was the carcass was much stiffer on the Pirelli and its a slightly taller tire.I installed a heavy duty tube with the new tire. The second thing I noticed was it took more air pressure to make the heavy duty tube fill the inside of the tire!
I went out training on Friday out at my favorite site, Cougar Buttes. I got warmed up and hit the grand slab with 14 psi in the front and could tell it was a stiffer tire. Now for coming down the slab. I knew the front wasn't going to be as sticky as the Dunlop but to my surprise, it worked very well. I did have a slight slip out coming down but I will chock that up as over agressive on the front brake, tire not fully scrubbed in and a very cold slab!
We burned a full 3 gallons of gas and I'm very happy with the new front shoes. The desert sections were very predictable and I stayed in full control at all times. I aired down to 8psi in the front at the mid part of the day. This may have been too low. I will try 9-10psi next training trip to see how that all works. I think a standard duty tube is the next thing I will try. There were two of us with the Pirelli MT 43 both front and rear and we both say the same thing, for this type of riding the MT 43 is a huge advantage and a great fit!
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Sh**ty end to our season this year. Too many games played the last few years caught up with our respective interests I think. We're still looking good for the future though.
Kind of a poor draft this year after a few great ones. I don't see a whole lot of great talent out there. I havent been up much on the draft this year but here's who i like.
Griffin, Luck (but not as "the greatest quarterback prospect ever" giggle giggle) Coples, upshaw, The tackle from ohio st, Dontari poe for the steelers, with the hope of scoring vontaze burfict in rd 2, or burfict in rd 1 where they are picking will be fine, and Richardson. These are the guys who i really like high in the draft. I also like some qbs late 1 or in rd 2. Foles, tannehill, I like cousins a little. i want to like brock osweiler from az st, but i watched a film of him vs boise and it wasnt good. Nice physical ability but nowhere near ready to play in the nfl i think he's rd 2 at this point but definitely the most physically gifted of the qbs. They must have got a hand on 10 of his passes in that boise game though. I think these corners are way overrated no way id pick morris claiborne in the top 10 unless he puts up a peterson type combine and i dont think he will> I like donta hightower but im concerned about injuries.I like sanu, and jerel worthy as well along with nick perry the de from usc and melvin ingram. pass rush is one of the few positions i like this year, although it hasnt been as good as in the past few years
I dont like matt kalil anywhere near the top 10 or david decastro anywhere near the top 10 either. Luke kuechly i see james laurinitis redux (he sucks for anyone who thinks otherwise) so i think he's for someone else. i don't particularly care for the stanford tackle. That christian ponder pick is looking even more terrible now the vikes have a chance to get griffin and theyre going to likely be taking an average tackle prospect who wouldnt see the first round in some recent drafts. Or the rams with stuck with sam bradford paying him 15 mil per year when they couldve had griffin for half that and still been 9-23 the last two years. As my most famopus axiom states "the mistakes of the past lead to the mistakes of the future". I think blackmon who i like wouldnt have been a rd 1 pick last year, or if he was he might have been about the 5th or 6th best receiver in the class, so i'm not using a top 10 on him. I also dont care much for michael floyd he has high bust potential (injuries, off field issues).
On ndumkong suh hows those 3 sacks tasting at 15 mil per year. Couldve had pierre paul there and mybe they could have actually stopped someones offense this year. Did you see those gaping holes against the saints? Just a little better than average is al you get for 15 mil per year from ndumkong suh. Dont say i didnt say i didnt tell you so, but i told you so. It was a bad pick. Doesnt mean suh's a bad player, it waqs just the wrong pick, but not as wrong as gerald mccoy. What a gaffe! Dont say i didnt tell you so, but i told you so.
Here would be my top 10
Indy-luck because they dont have a choice
st. louis- Richardson hes the best player in this draft and they can get out of stephen jackson's contract this year
Min- coples
cleve- rg3 although it pains my heart
tampa- Ohio st OT
wash- poe
buf- ingram
Klaus dont get emotional about draftpicks buddy.


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press releaseBy United Bible Society
Bible Societies in some of the countries where Christians suffer high levels of persecution are reporting a sharp rise in the number of Scriptures distributed.
There is no doubt that the persecution of Christians is on the rise. Official reports and news articles are describing it as a 'war on Christians', with horrifying statistics clearly showing that Christianity is the most persecuted religion in the world.*
In some countries the situation for Christians has become so dangerous in recent years that many are fleeing, and there are fears that the birthplace of Christianity will soon be devoid of Christian believers.
But recent figures from Bible Societies around the world indicate that in 2012, Christian Scriptures were in more demand than ever before, including in some of the countries where Christianity is under extreme pressure.
Global Scripture distribution by Bible Societies rose by 6%, from just over 381 million in 2011 to more than 405 million in 2012. Of that 405 million, 32.1 million were full Bibles, matching 2011's record-breaking year of Bible distribution.
Syria, Iraq, Egypt, India, Laos and Nigeria are some of the countries highlighted as suffering high levels of persecution in the Open Doors World Watch List. In 2012, Scripture distribution by Bible Societies rose significantly in all six of these countries.
The highest increase was in war-torn Syria, where, amidst intense fighting, the Bible Society distributed over eight times more Scriptures in 2012 than in 2011.
Scripture calendars and special Scripture books for Christmas and Easter account for much of this surge in distribution. Altogether, more than 163,000 Scriptures were given out in Syria in 2012, compared to 19,000 in 2011. Just over 14,000 were distributed in 2010.
"Christians in Syria are under enormous pressure and are in great need of encouragement," notes Mike Bassous, General Secretary of the Lebanon Bible Society, which oversees Bible Society work in Syria. "Staff in Syria are working hard to produce enough Scriptures to meet these needs.
"They have focused on producing smaller items of Scripture, like calendars and Scripture booklets, because they can do this quickly and also because they are easier to transport than full Bibles.
Much of the distribution is being done by a network of church volunteers who are going into communities and getting the Scriptures to all who need them."
Huge exodus of Christians
There was also a substantial hike in Scripture distribution in Syria's eastern neighbour, Iraq, in 2012. Although there has been a huge exodus of Christians from Iraq, around 330,000 remain and they are in desperate need of encouragement and support. Last year, more than 66,000 items of Scripture were distributed there - a 57% increase over the previous year.
Despite the increasingly difficult situation for Christians in Egypt, Scripture distribution rose by 25% last year, with more than 2.8 million Scriptures distributed. As in Syria, the main increase was in Scripture booklets and leaflets, which are easy to hand out and easy to read.
"With so many mass gatherings taking place in Egypt, such as those in Tahrir Square, we took the opportunity to produce and distribute simple Bible booklets on topics such as the Sermon on the Mount," explains Bible Society of Egypt General Secretary Ramez Atallah.
"There has been so much stress and tension in our country and people are increasingly interested in spiritual things and are grateful to read about peace and hope in these booklets."
Amidst all the turmoil
"Amidst all the turmoil, the largest Scripture distribution in our history took place in March 2012 after the death of Pope Shenouda III, the much-loved head of the Coptic Orthodox Church and the spiritual leader of half the world's Arabic-speaking Christians.
We produced a million special Scripture leaflets in his memory and these were all distributed in a week as people across the country gathered to mourn his loss and show unity in a time of deep division."
Christians are also under pressure in some parts of South Asia, but there have been encouraging increases in Scripture distribution there, too. India is home to 71 million Christians, many of whom face difficulties and even personal danger due to their faith in Christ.
But the Bible Society there has reported a 19% increase in Scripture distribution, with more than 27 million Scriptures put into people's hands in 2012.
Life is also hard for the small Christian population in Laos but Scripture distribution tripled in 2012, with a significant increase in the distribution of full Bibles and Testaments. Nearly 21,000 precious Scriptures were distributed.
Deadly attacks
Christians in the north of Nigeria have suffered deadly attacks in recent years as well as wide-ranging discrimination. Here, too, however, Scripture distribution rose by 5% in 2012, with 8.1 million Scriptures provided to Nigerians.
United Bible Societies Director General Michael Perreau says that he is greatly encouraged by the continued growth in demand for Scriptures, particularly in countries where Christians are under increasing pressure.
"With rising persecution of Christians in certain parts of the world, and increasing secularisation in others, it is encouraging and heartwarming to see that God's Word is more sought after and cherished than ever before," he observes. "In addition to these significant increases in the distribution of printed Scriptures, there has been a huge boost in digital access to Scripture, too.
"Our fast-growing Digital Bible Library™ allows partner organisations to access hundreds of digital versions of Bible texts. These are then used in online services and apps, such as YouVersion's Bible App. Thanks to this, millions of people around the world are reading the Bible on their computers and devices, including in countries where it's dangerous to read printed Christian literature.
"Bible Society staff are dedicated to making the Bible available to everyone, and some are risking their lives to do so. Please join us in giving thanks to God for their commitment and courage, and ask him to protect and bless them. We also pray for each and every person who has encountered God's Holy Word this year."
United Bible Societies is a fellowship of 146 Bible Societies operating in more than 200 countries and territories. Together, they are the world's biggest translator, publisher and distributor of the Bible. Bible Societies are also active in areas such as HIV/AIDS prevention, trauma healing and literacy. Bible Societies work with all Christian Churches and many international non-governmental organisations.


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I hope that the electrostatic flytrap described in your news story (9 February, p 19) does not work as planned. It seems a little too efficient for our own good. In ten days a fly could infect a huge number of others with the fungus and housefly numbers would plummet.
But this might not be a good thing. Houseflies, or at least their maggots, perform a valuable service by disposing of dead organic matter. Left alone it would breed bacteria, attract rats and encourage a whole host of less desirable fauna than the housefly itself.
I am reminded of the Chinese effort to rid their fields of sparrows because they ate the grain. Soon they were overwhelmed with all the nasty insects the sparrows had been keeping under control. Why do we humans think we have the ability, let alone the right, to modify entire ecosystems? I'd personally rather ...
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Greece coach Otto Rehhagel has admitted that his team's chances of beating Argentina in their final Group B match are slim.
The Greeks have to better Korea Republic's result against the Nigeria on Tuesday to progress. That will be no easy task against the South Americans, who have won both their matches, even if coach Diego Maradona intends to rotate his squad.
"Argentina are a top-class team, far superior to Greece," said the 71-year-old. "They will clearly be better than us and we have got to see how to cope with them. We all know the Argentine team is of extraordinary quality but we are happy to have a chance to qualify."


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