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In the search for a solo tent I have read a ton of awesome info on this site. In general,it seems like you cant go wrong with any tent from the usual suspects. I live in New York so I hike in the Adirondacks 90% of the time. I will go out rain or shine. Condensation and bugs are definitely a concern. Freestanding isn't terribly important as treeline and soft ground is never too far away. I also only use 1 hiking pole. Cuben is out because of cost. I also like to go out in the winter so a tent that is still light but will withstand the winter is a bonus but not a dealbreaker. Here are my thoughts on some of the various offerings.MLD or other mid+bug bivy - seems like a really good option. Almost universally liked. Roomy. Versatile. Tent exterior is exposed when opened though. Not sure how much of an issue this can be. Very long lead time (this seems to go for most mid manufacturers)SMD Wild Oasis - another pretty good option. Again, it seems like the interior is pretty exposed when the flap is open. Also looks like the pole can get in the way when entering/leaving. Very light but smaller. Maybe a little too small.TT Contrail - Another almost universally liked tent. Headroom isn't much of a concern (Im 5'7" on a good day). Pitch seems a little fiddly although still not bad. Vestibule overhangs the inner so it can be opened in overhead rain. Not sure how it does in winter. (Yama mountain gear cirriform is a similar design so I would group it with the contrail)TT Moment - Easy pitch. Roomy with large, protected vestibules. Seems like it would be suitable for winter if need be (maybe not storm conditions). Heavy compared to others although outer can be pitched separately. Maybe some weight savings can be realized with a bug bivy instead.I might be missing a few others...I am also curious how much of a weight penalty people are usually willing to put up with for some luxuries ie the protected vestibules and ease of entry.
Fiddly Contrail...I have seen comments from folk that just can't get it to work after many attempts and from others that find it rather easy to do.If you have a bit of a feel about setting up tents and some practice you too will be able to do it like this :Contrail set upThe Moment is easier but it still takes me 50 sec to set up.franco@tarptent
If you're considering the TT Moment then you might as well consider the TT Rainbow as well (it's got very nice interior space!)... Or even the TT Double Rainbow if you'd like to live like a king when going solo, but might also need to house another person from time to time. Just a thought.Sorry if I'm not exactly helping you narrow down your options ;)
Dang Nabit, TT's Franco beat me to the sale pitch again ;-) haha Mids are about 4 weeks out right now-
"MLD or other mid+bug bivy - seems like a really good option. Almost universally liked. Roomy. Versatile. Tent exterior is exposed when opened though. Not sure how much of an issue this can be."If you're in a Duomid as a solo hiker, then not really much of an issue at all unless it's a driving, sideways rain, as you'll set up your sleeping bag behind the center pole to the back. One of the reasons I've always opted for the Duo instead of the solo mids.
I think you've mentioned some of the trade-offs inherent in a tent. I'll mention some other ones, as well as other factors to consider:A lot of non-free standing tents are best oriented to the wind in one or two directions. This limits your tent location. Likewise, if you make a mistake in tent location (e. g. not realize a root is in the way until you've set it up) then it is easy to fix with a free standing tent (undo the stakes and rotate or move). With a non-free standing tent, you pretty much have to start over.Tents that allow for the use of trekking poles don't require the use of trekking poles. If you buy poles for these tents (because you don't use a trekking pole) then the pole(s) tend to be very light for their strength. This is because the forces are applied from tip to tip, as opposed to along the whole pole (as it is with a curved pole). This is especially nice because carbon fiber can handle that type of stress really well, and does poorly with the other type of stress (which is why aluminum poles are more common on dome tents). If you do use a trekking pole, than the pole itself is very strong. This is why a Mid (or tipi) style tent is very storm worthy. It sheds wind fairly well and the single pole is very strong (if it does fail, it is likely to occur with your stakes/pegs -- which is basically user failure).Consider your own preference for internal design. Personally, I spend a lot of time in my tent just lying there. This happens a lot in buggy areas. So, I prefer a lot of space above my head. That is why I like a Contrail type tent over a Mid. The Skyscape Tents (by Six Moons) are a bit of a compromise, but has plenty of room above the head. Some tents have the pole(s) inside, while others are outside. I prefer outside, especially for non-free standing tents (which often require a bit of fiddling with the guy lines to get just right).
TT's Franco beat me to the sale pitch again ;-) You shouldn't have gone to bed early.
I had a Contrail for 3 years and sold it for a SW Moment. Great decision B/c the Moment has so many good features and options absent in the Contrail. Also the Moment's shape is very aerodynamic, unlike the Contrail.I'd get the new Moment DW with both inner tents if you do any winter camping.
I have a very light cuben/netting tent. The down side is it requires a large area to be staked out. I may sell it and look for something a little heavier, up to a pound I guess. :(Duane
Thanks for all the input guys. Unfortunately when I told my friend that I was thinking of getting a solo tent and he seemed offended that I didnt want to get a 2 person tent. My girlfriend might also start coming on trips but never expressed the desire till I mentioned a solo tent. :X May have to reconsider.SMD Haven+Net - Tons of positive feedback. Very light for a two man tent. Can be split easily. Available now. On the expensive side. Poles look like they might get in the way.Lightheart Duo - Weight seems about right. Very roomy. I like the integrated design. Can also add a wedge which seems very useful. Good headroom.TT Stratospire 1/2 - I like the offset poles by the doors so they are out of the way. Protected vestibules are nice. Fly only option is nice. Very large footprint.TT Double Rainbow - Smaller footprint than the SS2. Free standing option. Maybe some splashback issues?No floorless tents according to the people I hike with :(Any others I am missing?*Also my friend is skeptical of using mids and other trekking pole supported tents, especially in the winter. Anyone have some good videos to prove him wrong? I found a couple on youtube but nothing extreme or for winter use.
On Andrew Skurka's Alaska-Yukon Expedition he used a MLD solomid you can see in the national Geographic film of the expedition I linked,this is an Explanation of Gear Selections ,and here is his Route Description .You will see the kind of weather Andrew experienced and him in his solomid in the National Geographic film,your friend might also enjoy this talk he gave Ultimate Hiking Gear & Skills Clinic .
I knew of Andrew Skurka's trek but totally forgot to mention it to my friend. Ill have to forward this along. Thanks for reminding me!
Also forgot about this tent. Seems like a palace for two people. Requires a really large site though it seems.
Read Skurka's gear commentary and wonder what are h3 smells? Googling didn't help.ThanksDerrick
I used a new sil cirriform and 1.25 combination last week on the NPT from Benson to Blue Mountain. I thought it was perfect. It did well in wet conditions - this last Thursday was a good test (I was near Stephens Pond). You can sit up in it with the bug tent, but your head is touching the netting. When the bugs go away, it would be easy to pitch the cirriform up higher. I also hike with one pole and carry a fixed length nanolite easton pole for the rear of the tarp.A 1/4 inch foam pad like the ones that Lawson sells completely eliminates any sliding on the silnylon floor.I also took an MLD Exodus out for the first time. What a beautiful pack.The NPT was wonderful too!
Edited by woodpewee on 08/27/2013 09:48:31 MDT.
I wanted to add the sagging was very minimal. When I purchased the tarp I was concerned about this, but the cat cut and design of the cirriform makes for a very tight, stable pitch. You also get about 6 inches of view on both sides, between the bug tent and tarp to enjoy the late night and early morning views :)I guess that's enough, I am similarly intrigued by the other options you mentioned, especially the mids, and am sure they would have done well for me last week too.In particular, I had a hard time deciding between the sil cirriform and the patrol shelter. Patrol shelter w/ bug net seems like a great combination. The lack of a zipper makes the patrol shelter nicely simple and perhaps more durable.
Edited by woodpewee on 08/27/2013 11:14:45 MDT.
My Scarp 2 is roomy for two and will fit "3 consenting adults" head-to-toe.But you still "need" a solo tent and don't let anybody pressure you out of getting it. Solo backpacking is one of life's true joys.
Edited by Danepacker on 08/31/2013 19:40:27 MDT.
Currently leaning toward the Stratospire. I like the ability to completely roll up the doors in an overhead rain and the dual vestibules. Shedding the liner for the winter is also very attractive. Its a big tent but seems to hold up well in the wind from what I've watched/read. I'm also thinking I might be able to get away with the SS1. Since the poles are offset you can fit two pads in it with the heads on opposite ends. I could also pare it down to just the outer if I ever go solo. ~23 ounces according to Henry Shires.Everyone says the SS2 is huge as well, but comparing to the LH Duo and the TT DR its the same length and ~20 inches wider due to the vestibules.I guess I'm playing the "one tent for every situation game". Sorry guys
Hi Philip,I have used my Ss1 on about 8 trips if not more and I definitely would not want to use for two.Cheers,Stephen
Stephen thanks for the quick reply! Guess the SS1 is out.
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If I'm not mistaken, didn't Cruz take a good long minute to learn the offense as well?
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(S02E01) "Oh, your husband likes unprotected sex with hookers, so it might be a good time to get yourself tested for, you know, everything really." - Cal
Lies! Lies! Lies! Or are they? With the return of Lie to Me comes a whole new batch of poker faces for The Lightman Group to interpret and fortunately for us, the overall vibe of the show is a lot more believable than it used to be. If I'm going to watch a show where the lynch-pin of every episode rests on the ability of Tim Roth's Dr. Cal Lightman to negotiate all the little twists a suspect's face makes, then I better not be able to figure it out myself in the first five minutes. When I recently spoke with Roth, he said the show was a lot better now. He wasn't lying.
Based on just this episode, Lie to Me feels much less like the procedural from last season and has far more in common with a more serialized-ish sorta cop show. Think NYPD Blue or any of the CSI shows. The case of the week still takes forefront, but the behind the scenes character development has increased ten fold. Cal Lightman is a lot more interesting when we know more about him than just his job.
Case of the Week
Let's get this out of the way - I had forgotten Erika Christensen even existed. After her amazing turn in Traffic, she hasn't done much other than the cult hit Swimfan or her part in the forgettable ABC drama Six Degrees. However, she was phenomenal here. Playing the part of Sophie - the core personality of a girl with disassociative identity disorder - she nailed every different persona in her character's head. Jessie the hooker, Trisha the law student, and RJ the mute protector were all brought to life extremely vividly thanks to Christensen. I don't know that it's an Emmy worthy guest turn (though I bet it gets submitted during awards season next year) but it certainly qualifies Christensen to start getting some more higher profile work.
As for the way Cal and the team handled it? Well, at first it certainly didn't seem like the type of case we would have expected them take. But I get the feeling we need to get used to that type of storytelling with Shawn Ryan at the helm now. Seeing Cal react so passionately to a murder that he really didn't need to get involved in was refreshing.
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Like I said, there was just more of this and in a good way. Cal's interactions with Zoe (Jennifer Beals) and their argument about what's best for their daughter Emily was arguably the most personal conversation we've seen Cal engage in yet. The only other moment that comes close to it was when he told Torres about his mother last season.
And speaking of Torres, she exhibited a lot of promise here too, handling that case with the Supreme Court nominee all by herself. My only wish would be to see her handle something even bigger. This still felt too easy for her at times.
As for Foster, the new bubbly "I love being divorced" attitude suits her much better. For most of season one, Foster was a depressed shell of who she clearly wanted to be and now we get to see it. I don't think we knew that her specialty was psychology either.
As for Loker and Reynolds, neither of them were featured too much. I'm guessing Loker is still being punished for misdeeds last season, but there's no excuse for Mekhi Phifer's character to have so little involvement. He felt more like a clone of Frank Tripp from CSI: Miami than the headstrong FBI agent we met last season.
A few more thoughts...
There was no mention about Cal and Zoe sleeping together last season. Since she was willing to re-locate to Chicago, I'm assuming that went nowhere?
Anyone else catch who played Christensen's brother? It was Michael Raymond-James, better known as Rene from season one of True Blood. Weird to hear him speak without that Louisiana drawl...
I never would have pegged Cal as the type to write a book about his findings. Seems sort of below him.
The look on Sophie's face when she worried that one of her alters might take over for good was chilling. I know I already said this, but again - Erika Christensen really nailed this role.
The episode closed with a rather interesting threat from Cal - that he could go to Vegas should the money he gave to Zoe (when he bought her out) become needed. He could win it all back. Foster seemed worried and with good reason - Lightman is banned from every casino in Vegas for obvious reasons. At least that's what Tim Roth said. Fortunately for us, looks like he's going anyway in a future ep this season. Something tells me he won't need to count cards.
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The Nation's Report Card: Reading 2011 (NCES)November 4th, 2011
Link: http://nces.ed.gov/pubsearch/pubsinfo.asp?pubid=2012457
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Children's Exposure to Intimate Partner Violence and Other Family Violence (OJP)November 4th, 2011
Link: https://www.ncjrs.gov/pdffiles1/ojjdp/232272.pdf
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Obama's comments on foreign aid make it all the more surprising that the only real change in our foreign assistance programs under his administration so far is in indicated spending. In the president's first budget (FY 2010), outlays for "international assistance programs" were ratcheted up by over half from the level of the final year of the Bush administration ($18.9 billion vs. $12.4 billion--not a trivial difference, even in Washington these days). Proposed outlays for FY 2011 are even higher. President Obama may well be on track to keep his campaign promise of doubling overall foreign assistance.
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But if the Obama administration believes it can simply scale up foreign aid and muddle through with the structures and approaches that underpin our current international assistance programs on ever higher funding levels, it is setting course for a terrible failure. The U.S. foreign aid system is broken and must be overhauled. This is not some well-concealed secret, and it is not a position particular to a limited segment of the political or ideological spectrum. In Washington today, there are few policy conclusions that elicit such bipartisan agreement. More money will not change the delivery of foreign aid on the ground. And President Obama knows this. In his interview with AllAfrica.com he warned of how "Western consultants and administrative costs end up gobbling huge percentages of our aid overall."
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HARTFORD, Conn. – On Sunday, April 28, more than 1,000 motorcyclists from across the Northeast are expected to rev up and ride in the 18th Annual Connecticut Miracle Ride, presented by Trantolo and Trantolo LLC. The event is one of the largest charity motorcycle rides in Southern New England, held to benefit Connecticut Children's Medical Center's Neonatal Intensive Care Units.
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text: Items 181 to 192 of 326 total View 12 / 24 / 48 Previous 1 ... 14 / 15 / 16 / 17 / 18 ... 28 Next Quiet, Easy to Use By Kathy on 3/22/2013 Kathy would recommend this product to a friend Pump is quiet, my protien skimmer is louder. Easy to mount and assemble. All parts included. After 3 weeks, tank is not so clear, but phosphate level is lowering. The sponge in the carbon canister drops down, but according to BRS as long as the carbon stays up-no worries. Seems to work well so far. Don't like: I have to constantly adjust the flow into the GFO canister, not sure why, it is an inconvenience and slight worry. Effectiveness, Ease of Use, and Esthetics By Austin on 3/22/2013 Austin would recommend this product to a friend With so many attributes to look after in our tanks we in the reefing world look for 3 things: effectiveness, ease of use, and esthetics. The BRS GFO & Carbon Reactor gives us all three. This is the most integrated, cohesive, and effective unit to pull out unwanted phosphates and nutrients from your tank. Because the reactors are combined it makes the unit more efficient in processing water and reduces the number of pumps in your sump. The removable cartridges make this the easiest reactor to maintain. I've purchased an extra set just for added simplicity. Lastly, the space it takes up is minimal, especially if you compare it to other reactors required to do the same job. For added space management you can mount this reactor to any wall. I would absolutely recommend this reactor to anybody. Pump could be better By Travis on 3/15/2013 Travis would recommend this product to a friend I really like the combined chambers to save space however the MJ1200 pump just seems too weak. I have the unit almost level to not lose much head pressure and it just doesn't seem to push what I thought it would. I will be switching out the pump as soon as I can. My advise is to just buy the unit and get a different more powerful pump. would recommend this product to a friend By jose on 3/15/2013 jose would recommend this product to a friend You are able to watch all media tumble and react with it. 100% effective I am using BRS GFO and BRS Premium ROX 0.8 carbon in mine,ridiculously easy to change out media. Thanks BRS! good reactor By vinny on 3/2/2013 vinny would recommend this product to a friend great ractor the only problem i found is the pump that comes with it the maxi jet 1200 is a little loud and hard to get it in the elbow lock Good By Hen on 2/28/2013 Hen would recommend this product to a friend Good Needs to be modified By lostmyz on 2/28/2013 lostmyz wouldn't recommend this product to a friend No offense, to everyone who likes this product. I initially bought it and thought it was great. However, after months of using the product I have to say it is sub-par. It is a glorified RO/DI canister with a removable chamber (which is cool for easy clean out). With that said, it is not very efficient. Due to the fact the flow stinks through it even with the MaxiJet 1200 attached. You constantly have to monitor it because it gets clogged and the flow slows down. Also a down side to this is the fact that te Chambers are connected in parallel. And the flow drastically declines in the Carbon Chamber after a while as the GFO chamber slows down. I think the product would be better engineered if it allowed you to have individual flow to both chambers and the ability to control said flow. All you need to do is rotate the Canisters on how they are attached to the mounting plate. Add a "Y" fitting with 2 valves one for each canister and than on the outflow side connect the outflow with another "Y" fitting and you are done. This will add a lot of control to the system and no account for as much clogging and decreased flow. It is just my two cents on the matter. Great price but tricky to get the flow. By Isaac on 2/28/2013 Isaac would recommend this product to a friend I will recommend this product to others because with a few tricks it works very well. I had many problems with trying to get the flow to stabilize. It would work well for a day and then the flow would just stop and everything would just settle to the bottom of the canister on the GFO side. It took a few tries before I realized that it was because tiny bits of GFO were passing from the GFO canister into the bottom of the carbon canister and blocking all of the water flow. What I found was that if I left the carbon canister out for a day and only ran GFO for the first day or first few days, all the small pieces of GFO would have passed through and I could add the carbon without fear of getting the bottom carbon sieve clogged. Also, the sponges don't hold their place very well at all. User error... By Sunny on 2/17/2013 Sunny would recommend this product to a friend I need to apologize about my recent negative post... I dosed Ca and Alk at the same time in my sump with the BRS 1.1 ml doser and also placed the 1200 pump forthe reactor in the same area and it caused the strainer plates to clog (as well as the pump itself) which severely restricted the flow. Once I realized what happened I started dosing separately and place the return pump for my reactor in another area of my sump and actually had to gate the flow down some. Phosphates beware By JPRO on 2/16/2013 JPRO would recommend this product to a friend I originally saw this product on youtube with both canisters containing GFO in the bottom and one with packed carbon at the top. With a 130 gallon tank this setup is working great with the pump supplied in the kit. The see through containers allow you to view the slow "boil" of the gfo. Clogs and is useless after a week... By sunny on 2/14/2013 sunny wouldn't recommend this product to a friend I have the single and it works great, this one is a waste of money. It would be nice for BRS to address this issue and get it resolved, the pump that came with this unit does not have enough flow and they should sell one that is designed to work for longer than a week. Great product By Armando on 2/11/2013 Armando would recommend this product to a friend I used to use filter pads and place it in the water flow. Worked but not that great. So I bought the dual reactor and let me tell you that this is the only way to go. You are able to watch all media tumble and react with it. 100% effective. Saw great results immediately. Another quality product from BRS.. Write Your Own Review You're reviewing: BRS GFO & Carbon Reactor – Dual *How do you rate this product? *Would you recommend this product to a friend? Yes No *Nickname *Summary of Your Review *Review Submit Review


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U.S. Rep. Peter King, R-N.Y., spoke with Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly following former CIA director David Petraeus' testimony before the House Intelligence Committee regarding the Sept. 11 attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya.
According to King, Petraeus testified he knew from the very beginning that Benghazi was the subject of a terrorist attack. The CIA talking points submitted to the White House specifically mentioned this assessment and also mentioned al-Qaida. At some point all such references were removed and references to a demonstration added.
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Using SQL Server 2012 Analysis Services running in Tabular mode, we get this error every time we open an existing Tabular Project solution. Even creating a new Analysis Services Tabular Project, closing it, and opening a second time again causes the same error.
An error occurred while opening the model. Click Details for more information.
The operation cannot be executed since the database with the name of <name>, ID of <ID> already exists in the detached state in folder '\\?\D:\MSAS11.InstanceName\OLAP\Data\Datababase_c7f3679b-1d5f-44e8-b6d0-25d2de10b7fc.0.db'. Either attach the database or delete the folder and retry the operation.
To resolve this error, view the properties of Analysis Services, and ensure that your default Data Directory folder is browsable.
On the Analysis Server Properties page, General tab, check the box to Show Advanced (All) Properties.
Note your DataDir – this the folder where the tabular databases files live.
My default directory is C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSAS11.InstanceName\OLAP\Data
Now note your AllowedBrowsingFolders. This is a pipe | character delimited list of all the folders that the service is allowed to browse and show files in. Without this, Analysis Services will just not enumerate the directories.
C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSAS11.InstanceName\OLAP\Backup\|C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSAS11.InstanceName\OLAP\Log\|C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSAS11.InstanceName\OLAP\Data\
The problem we found was that the DataDir value was not in the AllowedBrowsingFolders list, so we added it to the string - |C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSAS11.TABULAR\OLAP\Data\
This could easily happen if the Default DataDir was changed, but the AllowedBrowsingFolders was not updated to reflect the change.
To figure this out I ran a profiler trace to watch the Command Begin and Command End events in particular.
I observed this pattern when it works:
When I make a new Tabular project project in SSDT, the Analysis Services service creates a temporary tabular database, which consists of a folder and an XML pointer file to the folder. This database is not visible in Management Studio, but is visible in the storage underneath the data folder itself.
Under the DataDir folder, ie. C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSAS11.InstanceName\OLAP\Data, I see two indicators of the new tabular project being staged.
When I close the Visual Studio project, it issues a detach command to remove the temporary database. The files in the folder should remain.
At this time of the detach, the Analysis Services deletes the .xml file pointer to the database, but the database .db folder and its contents remains in tact.
When I open the same project again from the recently used list, it checks for existing folders, and attaches the same existing database using XMLA for attach.
SystemGetSubdirs 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSAS11.TABULAR\OLAP\Data'
SELECT TOP 1000 [Model].[$DimEmployee].[EmployeeKey], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[ParentEmployeeKey], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[EmployeeNationalIDAlternateKey], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[ParentEmployeeNationalIDAlternateKey], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[SalesTerritoryKey], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[FirstName], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[LastName], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[MiddleName], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[NameStyle], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[Title], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[HireDate], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[BirthDate], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[LoginID], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[EmailAddress], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[Phone], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[MaritalStatus], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[EmergencyContactName], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[EmergencyContactPhone], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[SalariedFlag], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[Gender], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[PayFrequency], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[BaseRate], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[VacationHours], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[SickLeaveHours], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[CurrentFlag], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[SalesPersonFlag], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[DepartmentName], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[StartDate], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[EndDate], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[Status], [Model].[$DimEmployee].[EmployeePhoto] FROM [Model].[$DimEmployee]
On the broken computer, when we get the error, I notice the same query is run, but instead of ATTACH XMLA statement, instead a XMLA ALTER/Create statement is used to generate a new database, and we see the error message.
The real cause is that when the list of browsable folders cannot see the default data folder, then this query runs without any error, but returns no results
Made a new MDX connection to the tabular Analysis Service instance and ran it:
<no result!>
Therefore on the broken instance, Analysis Services perceives there is no data folder matching the tabular project name. It tries to use the databasename_username_GUID to create a fresh database to stage the tabular model. The .db folder already exists and was detached earlier, so this causes a name collision and the error. The error is not lying, but the confusing thing is that we don't see it create/detach/attach sequence because its hidden behind the scenes in the magic implementation.
The operation cannot be executed since the database with the name of <name>, ID of <ID> already exists in the detached state in folder '\\?\C:\MSAS11.InstanceName\OLAP\Data\Datababase_c7f3679b-1d5f-44e8-b6d0-25d2de10b7fc.0.db'. Either attach the database or delete the folder and retry the operation.


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At a press launch at the recent International Children's Book Fair in Bologna it was announced that the 33rd IBBY World Congress will be held in London from 23rd to 26th August 2012, the first time it will have been in the UK for 30 years. The venue is Imperial College, in London's cultural heartland, close to major museums and the Albert Hall with Hyde Park just a short walk away.
The theme is Crossing Boundaries: Translations and Migrations.
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Camspinner update
Optima System has announced the latest version of its web cam utility, CamSpinner 2.0. This release includes new presets for different settings, iPhone compatible display of webcam images in the phone browser, faster uploads, improved support for AppleScript functions, and more web page themes. Users can publish cam images on web pages, capture stills, and record movies with QuickTime cameras such as iSight.
CamSpinner allows automatic uploading of images with FTP, custom on/off-line messages, Mac OS X web sharing, custom page templates, and iCal support. Movies can be saved in QuickTime or MPEG formats. CamSpinner 2.0 for Mac OS X 10.4/10.5 is available from Optima System for $13.


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The 2013 International Scholarship Fund has recently launched to reward and attract the best and brightest minds from across the globe to study with us. Available to students who already hold an offer to study with us, find out more about these prestigious awards…
Concerned about your English language skills? Already have an offer to study with us or are thinking about submitting an application for 2013? Cardiff University's pre-sessional courses have been set up to help students improve their English skills before classes start.
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Cardiff University has officially launched the 2013 International Scholarship Fund.
A range of scholarships are available including full and partial fee awards, open to students from all countries studying all disciplines.
Scholarships are available for Foundation, Undergraduate, Postgraduate and PhD students.
The International Scholarship Fund was made available to our students for the first time last year and saw hundreds of applications from outstanding applicants. Our 2012 award winners are currently thriving in their first year of study and are enjoying the academic excellence of the University as well as making the most of what Cardiff has to offer.
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Cardiff University offers a range of English Language courses for students who want to improve their language skills before academic classes start
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Pennsylvania vs. Brown
April 10, 2010
|John Conneely
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|Dan Savage
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|Corey Winkoff
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|Tim Schwalje
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|Rob Mcmullen
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|Al Kohart
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|Rob Fitzpatrick
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|Joe Hegener
|8 (0.400)
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|Andrew Feinberg
|(4, 1)
|Thomas Muldoon
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|Reade Seligmann
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|Parker Brown
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|Roger Ferguson
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|David Hawley
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|Nicholas Laster
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|Rob Schlesinger
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|Collins Carey
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|Charlie Kenney
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|Matt Chriss
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|Philadelphia, PA - Junior attackman Andrew Feinberg scored four goals and senior All-American attackman Thomas Muldoon added three goals to lead #20 Brown to its second straight win, a 12-9 Ivy League men�s lacrosse victory over Penn at Franklin Field. The win lifts the Bears to 5-4 overall, 2-1 in the Ivy League, while Penn falls to 4-7 overall, 0-4 in Ivy play.
Junior David Hawley�s goal with 11:56 left in the game broke an 8-8 tie and ignited a 4-0 Brown run that resulted in a 12-8 Brown lead. Hawley�s goal cane on a pass from Reade Seligman, and the Bears followed with goals by sophomore Parker Brown, Muldoon and Feinberg with 42 seconds left to put the game away.
Brown built a 4-1 lead early in the second quarter following goals by Muldoon, junior Nick Laster, Feinberg and sophomore Rob Schlesinger. The Quakers fought back with three straight goals to tie the game, 4-1 at the half.
Penn took its only lead of the game late in the third quarter following back-to-back goals by Cory Winkoff and Dan Savage with 3:03 left in the quarter. The Bears answered immediate with goals by Muldoon and Feinberg to fight back on top, 8-7, after three quarters. Rob McMullen�s unassisted goal early in the fourth quarter knotted the score at 8-8.
Feinberg scored four goals for the third time this season to lead all scorers. Seligman made the difference as the playmaker for the Bears with four assists. Junior goalie Matt Chriss was outstanding in goal for the Bears with 12 saves, including four in the decisive fourth quarter.
John Conneely and Savage led the Quakers with two goals each, while Conneely added two assists. Joe Hegener made 12 saves in net for the Quakers.
Brown has a week off before returning to Ivy League action at home against Yale on Saturday, April 17. Game time is 1:00 pm at Stevenson Field. If you can�t make it to the game, watch live video at brownbears.com, or watch live stats of the game between the Bears and Elis.