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The Multihull TV highlights of the Medal Race won the Golden Rings Award by the IOC in 2008
In this second part of his commentary piece, Sail-World's NZ Editor, Richard Gladwell, looks at what he thinks the International Sailing Federation should be selecting as the Events for the 2016 Sailing Olympics
To read Part 1 http://www.sail-world.com/NZ/Gladwells-Line:-For-whom-does-the-Olympic-Bell-toll?----Part-1/83090!click_here
What does the ISAF have to do?
First, think about what is to be done – which is to select a slate of 10 Olympic Events.
Ignore the classes that are already associated with those Events – unless there have been recent Evaluation Trials - in which case pencil those in under the Equipment column.
But do look at class options and how those options could work for the other objectives of the Olympic Commission – improve and spread regional participation; reduce costs for competition; improve television appeal and introduce commonality of equipment for male and female sailors where possible.
Second, drop the Mixed Events. They are an artificial creation for politically correct reasons.
The notion that Mixed Events are more media friendly is a load of codswallop. Instead opt for Open Events and close classes that can be sailed by men and women, or all female, or all male crews. Enforce gender equality (in terms of physical strength and weight) by choosing classes – when that time comes that are equal in the hands of an all male crew, and all female crew or a male and female crew.
Third, bite the bullet on the Windsurfing and Kiteboarding debate. You don't solve the problem by conjoint disciplines within the same Event. You don't solve a dilemma by creating an artificial event. The Sailing Olympics need two more events (making a total of 12 in all to accommodate both disciplines. Again one submission was lodged opening this door, but was deferred under an ISAF protocol which determined that two new Olympic Events were a matter for the November Meeting. Good luck on that one.
So going through the Event exercise line by line we come up with the following:
Mens and Womens Windsurfer stays as it is – Kiteboarding goes in as a demonstration sport immediately into the ISAF World Cup with a view to being a medal sport in 2016, or a demonstration sport in that year and a full medal sport, in the 12 Event slate for 2020.
Mens and Womens Singlehander – stays the way it is – the Laser has universal appeal, and the hulls and foils cross over into the Womens single handed event. All that is required is a smaller rig. But the second hand market is double the size and that is a prerequisite for getting growth into any class. Maybe there is a better boat, but it is not an immediate issue.
Mens and Womens Doublehander – split the decision here.
The Mens Doublehander is largely resolved using the 49er – which was selected after trials almost 15 years ago – however there are other classes which could be adopted if required.
The Womens Doublehander is less straight forward in terms of Equipment (which we are not selecting at this stage).
One of the decisions taken in the same November 2007 meeting that ditched the Multihull event, also rejected a High Performance Two Hander event in favour of a Womens Keelboat for Matchracing. ISAF did hold Evaluation Trials for a suitable boat for the HP Doublehander for women, these only ran to one event – bothered by light airs, and the moderate heavy air test series never too place.
Most would tout the twin trapeze 29erXX in the slot, however the ISAF has to do the Evaluation exercise properly, look at the wider options, and decide if the 29erXX or whatever is really going to fly. A quick check of results around US and Europe would indicate that the 29erXX fleets on a good day are averaging about 15 boats and there is not a big take-up by all female crews.
The alternative, at this stage is to do what has to be done – which is retain the Womens Doublehander but use the 470 as the class/equipment, and then drop consideration of the need for a Womens HP Skiff Event to later in the selection exercise.
Moving along to the Multihull, it is clear that this Event has to go back into the 2016 Olympics. The Mixed Multihull doesn't fly for reasons already discussed. It would seem that an Open Multihull is the best option. But chose a boat that is more gender equal if that is required it maybe that a new design/class is required and Evaluation Trials will almost certainly be held.
The fact that the current world champions in the Tornado class sailing in Open competition are a male and female crew points to the fallacy of the Mixed event argument – it is a device for the politically correct.
Don't forget too that following the 2008 Olympics the Multihull won the www.sailing.org/beijing2008/26552.php!Gold_Rings_Award by the IOC for the best TV highlights package – on the basis of the Medal race sailed in the big breeze of the Medal Race in Qingdao. It won from a total of 27 packages submitted to the IOC
Given what has subsequently happened in the America's Cup the telegenic appeal of the Multihull can only improve making a compelling argument for its inclusion as an Olympic Sailing Event.
So our count of Events now sits at five, or six if you include the option-less Womens HP Doublehander.
Taking the Discipline approach, so that the Olympics are broadly representative of the sport we have covered four of Sailing's five Disciplines – Windsurfer, Singlehanded, Doublehanded, and Multihull.
That brings us to the keelboat, which many believe doesn't have place in the Five Ring Circus also known as the Olympics.
The dichotomy with the keelboat is that while as a discipline the keelboat is the most widely sailed of any of the types – the Mens keelboat, the Star is not representative of the mainsteam of keelboat sailing.
Keelboat sailing is increasingly about high performance boats, not classics on steroids.
Elliott 6S
In 2008 the ISAF staged an Evaluation Trial for the new Womens Keelboat, from which the Elliott 6 Metre was chosen, While many of the reservations raised in 2007 about including matchracing in the Olympics have proven accurate, the simple fact is that it seems difficult to believe that even the ISAF, could dispatch a class before it has even competed in a single Olympics.
To make such a decision is a huge indictment on the ISAF and the quality of its processes. We're not just talking about making a single error here – we're talking about serial offenders. Look at the Multihull eviction in 2007 and likely re-instatement in 2011, and the similar decision reached and seemingly reversed with the Womens HP Doublehander.
Given that the Womens keelboat will probably stay, the question then turns to the Mens Keelboat.
Logically you would look hard at the Elliott 6 Metre – from the perspective of wanting commonality of equipment for Men and Womens events (another desirable identified by the Olympic Commission). From the developing countries perspective the idea does have a lot of merit – as you are getting a one design keelboat, from a common type and one which has a lot of uses from youth and various adult program run by yacht clubs and professionally.
In the Oceania region, which is probably the worst in terms of Olympic participation, there are several fleets of Elliott type keel/sport boats owned by individuals or clubs. There are plenty of other off the shelf boats and designs available around the world. The Olympic boat is not important, but the Event is.
Looking again at the commonality of equipment for male and female sailors - with the Elliott 6 hull, an extended rig version is close to market – opening up the options for a two or three man crew.
The Elliott 6 Sport would come across easily as the Two Man Keelboat Event equipment.
The other issue with the keelboat is always that of fleet versus match racing and the predilection of the competitors, when there is supplied equipment to ship their own boat to the regatta venue anyway.
On the Match racing count there is a tremendous overhead in terms of umpire numbers – which is not consistent with the Olympic Commission prescription of cost reduction – particularly in the number of officials involved in both Olympic and World Cup regattas.
Provided it is cost-effective the remote umpiring solution currently being trialled in Auckland for the 34th America's Cup would reduce umpire numbers to maybe four or five.
If that is not possible then both keelboat events should be in fleet racing format. With supplied boats it should be possible to race a format that Men and Women share the fleet.
Maybe they do only sail per crew six races to select the final 10 or 12 to contest the Medal race round. But that is generous compared to many other sports which race a heat, maybe a repechage, a quarter final, a semi-final and a final – for a four or five stage competition.
Another prescription of the Olympic Commission was to reduce the length, and cost of the Olympic Regatta.
The slate above – assuming two three person keelboats – one Male and the other Female – we have the Five Disciplines covered, 14 sailors and an eight male six female sailor split. This assumes the Open Multihull has a male and female crew.
Nahid Gaebler
Womens Doublehander
There are, however, only eight events in the slate above – meaning there are two remaining.
Clearly there has to be a Womens Doublehander – but is it a High Performance boat as discussed or a more conventional boat of the single trapeze type?
The 470 is the only doublehanded class which has an ISAF recognised World Championship for women – and to our mind that probably tips the scale the 470 way.
Sarah Ayton in action in the 470 class with Saskia Clark
The Tenth Event:
That makes nine events, and tenth event could come from one of a second Mens Singlehander, a second Mens Doublehander, a Kiteboard or a Womens HP Skiff.
Looking at those options the second Mens Singlehander needs to be a High Performance type – either the foiling Moth or Musto HPS. Evaluation Trials would need to be held. With the Elliott 6 Metre in as a Mens Keelboat there is no need for a Heavyweight Mens singlehander – so the door is open for the foiling Moth, or the Musto provides the one design solution, both have big TV impact.
A second Mens Doublehander (using the 470), gives equipment commonality with the Womens event. Plus all important second hand market strengthens the case for the 470. On balance, and given that the 470 is the Womens Doublehander - then out of deference to the Developing sailing countries the second mens two hander (albeit with a single trapeze) gets our nod. The fact that it is a large, well established class is significant.
The Kiteboard needs to be either a Mens or maybe Open event – but ideally should be included as separate Mens and Womens events, with two extra Olympic Medal Events making a total of 12 Medals for sailing – without increasing the numbers beyond the current 380.
NZL 49er Peter Burling and Blair Tuke, Perth. Photo by Richard Langdon_OceanImages
Kiteboards are the sixth discipline of Sailing and as such need their own Medal Event. However the ISAF doesn't need to wait for the sanction of the IOC in this regard – and can include the Kiteboard in the 2012 World Sailing Cup onward, and work up an event routine that works within the context of the Olympic regatta. The Kiteboard should be discounted from the exercise in St Petersburg – it is a separate issue completely.
The Womens HP Skiff is a great concept, but currently falls over for lack of a developed competition base. Until such time as the Evaluation Trials are concluded, and women sailors embrace this concept, buy boats and start sailing without the Olympic backdrop it is hard to see why this option should be progressed ahead of others.
Once the wind plays ball, the kiters are off and gone - Kiteboarding Demo at the Miami Rolex OCR
One option for the ISAF, is to keep the decision on the 10th event open until the Evaluation Trials for the Mens HP Singlehander and Womens HP Skiff are concluded and there is a reasonable base of information on which to base a decision. That process could be concluded by November 2012.
In summary, nine of the Events pick themselves. All that really needs to be determined is the tenth. No discipline of sailing has been excluded – all have their place at the Olympic table. The Events selected also have good symmetry with the Events sailed at the ISAF Youth Worlds -creating a progression path for Developing sailing countries.
A point worth noting with the slate above and below is that many of ten Events involve classes that are controlled by common class associations in both Mens and Womens events - making for stronger administration and better competition advances.
In terms of television appeal and spectacle - several will do the job for the ISAF - Windsurfer, Mens Two hander, Open Multihull and Mens Keelboat - if the Elliott 6 Metre Sports version is used. They would have been a hell of a ride on that final day in Qingdao.
From a participation and expansion of the sport perspective, the Windsurfers, Singlehanders, Womens Doublehander and Mens Single Trapeze Doublehander will pull the punters. And the Keelboats run under the right programs will do this job as well.
The above Events slate is not our bet as to how the ISAF Council or its Events Committee will vote.
As was noted previously the ISAF's record of reversed decisions shows that by their own actions, they usually don't get it right.
We aren't holding our breath this time either.
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|Gladwell's Line: 2016 Olympic Event Slate
|Equipment Options
|Mens Windsurfer
|Same as current - Cost reduction necessary
|Womens Windsurfer
|RS:X (Smaller rig)
|Same as current - Cost reduction necessary
|Mens Singlehander
|Same as current
|Womens Singlehander
|Laser (Radial)
|Same as current
|Mens Doublehander
|Current equipment – but different Event
|Womens Doublehander
|Current equipment – or finish Evaluation Trials and determine if there is a better option
|Womens Keelboat
|Elliott 6 Metre
|Current Equipment – needs cost reduction on Event. Probably fleet racing unless match umpiring overhead can be reduced.
|Mens Keelboat
|Elliott 6 Metre
|Two man version – Fleet or match racing comments same as Womens Keelboat. Should reduce costs for Developing countries and allow heavier male crews.
|Open Multihull
|Evaluation Trial
|May be an existing class or new design. Must be able to have female sailors competing on an equal basis with men
|Tenth Event Options – one of:
|HP Mens Singlehander
|Evaluation Trial
|Musto HPS; Foiling Moth – must he High Performance boat
|Mens Crewed – Single Trapeze
|Uses current equipment
|Evaluation Trial
|Is a new Discipline and should be allocated as a Medal Event for Men and Women for 2016/20. Included in the ISAF World Cup in 2012 and onwards.


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1. RE: Unable to find a valid repositoryLaszlo G Dec 9, 2008 4:29 AM (in response to nehludov)Are you using McAfee Agent 4.0 on these machines? If so did you install patch1 fot McAfee Agent?
Because this error is like one of the MA 4.0 without patch
2. Fixed/Solved FTP Repository Failed to update Mcafeepwolfe Jan 22, 2009 2:04 PM (in response to Laszlo G):) In Response to the FTP repository.
You have to create the Repository Under The System Policy for the Current branch or Location. This Flips the Local = "0" Flag in the SiteList.xml to = 1 And the Updates will process.
What a Joke Eh......
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Hope this helps to all that need it.
3. Re: RE: Unable to find a valid repositoryhbss_admin Sep 28, 2010 4:42 PM (in response to Laszlo G)
How can you tell if patch 1 is applied?
4. Re: Unable to find a valid repositoryAttila Polinger Sep 29, 2010 1:06 AM (in response to nehludov)
Hi Nehludov,
not sure if you are still expecting solution, still I'd like to add this piece of info that with global distributed repositories, the McAfee agent checks the repository content by looking at sitestat.xml and comparing it to the master repository's sitestat.xml. This file holds a timestamp and a version info of the master repository so if the content of this file on a distributed repository does not match that of the master repository, the agent quits and tries the next repository.
With local distributed repositories, this check is not performed, however, then you need to keep those local repositories up to date.
If you define a repository in the McAfee Agent policy under Repositories, that is local (sitestat check not performed). If you define a repository under Systems - distributed repositories that is global (sitestat check is performed).
Regarding your original problem: we/I used to have problems with files stuck/locked in the distributed repository which could not get replaced by the ePO mirror task so if this happens with the sitestat.xml, you can imagine the consequence.
This is why we chose to have local distributed repositories and keep them up to date ourselves. Its much faster (for all 24) and have a separate log so we always find problem causes quicker.
5. Re: Unable to find a valid repositoryshabnam_k Oct 18, 2010 7:28 AM (in response to nehludov)
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6. Re: Unable to find a valid repositoryMaxPat Sep 26, 2011 4:18 PM (in response to nehludov)
EPO 4.5 latest patch
McAfee Viruscan 8.7i latest patch
I had a similar issue with servers that are connecting through an agent handler but had icmp ping blocked, just changed the mcafee agent general policy for the agents in:
McAfee Agent > General > [Policy name]
Repositories option:
Select repository by: Use order in repository list option.
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Talk about bringing up threads from the dead.. this op was from 2008 using ePO 4.0!


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'Man's Inhumanity to Man The First Holocaust'
Reflections on man's inhumanity to man.
The world has reached the point where we cannot mention the Holocaust unless we support the Jewish State, right or wrong. I must make it clear I am not anti-Semitic in any way. In my youth I joined Jewish marches in London, to be honest when I arrived in England in 1947 if it was not for the Jewish people we could never have survived. I am from the Caribbean and was looked upon as a black person.
The English people would not give me a job and nowhere to live. After suffering for many months the only people who would employ us were the Jews of this country. We used the 'Lyons Corner House' in Piccadilly Circus to shelter from the rain and the freezing cold. To this we have to be grateful, I had many Jewish friends some I worked for and others I worked with.
I was one who went out of my way to join their political movements. No one can accuse me of being anti-Semitic, the Jews and the world are continuing to write about their sufferings and the death Camps of the Nazis, Hitlers final solution. Six million Jews lost their lives in the most horrific deed of man to man therefore no man on earth should underestimate their suffering. Yes it was an Holocaust one we should never hope to see again.
In the same manner we should remember there was a greater Holocaust which took place 200 years before, which left its legacy to the future generations. So horrific was this Holocaust after 200yrs has passed the offspring of the people who suffered are still suffering to this day.
Yes 6 million Jewish people died, but at least 50 million Africans were taken from the length and breadth over the continent of Africa, with shackled hands and feet with yokes around their necks where the men were stripped and beaten into submission, the women were raped. All were packed like sardines chained in the hold of the ship in different layers, lying in their faces, degraded in their filth. Taken around the world to be treated like animals, shamed and degraded as they were sold in Public Auctions, in the Americas and the Caribbean.
These people were so humiliated until this day the humiliation continues. It is understood the people who were taken from Africa ranged from children at 10yrs of age to adults of 40yrs , thereby removing from that continent the continuation of their development and their civilization.
The present day Caribbean people are still not much more than slaves, true they are no longer whipped although the shackles have been removed from their hands and feet, it still binds their minds, where the various islands have become play grounds for the rich and not so rich, where they go on their vacation as if going to a zoo.
The German people have faced up to the evil which was perpetuated in their name and many of the murdererswere hunted down and brought to justice, by the Jews themselves, and there are still echoes of the War and the suffering they have undergone, yet the Africans and their descendants throughout the world have not been recompensed one iota for their suffering. To the contrary the criminals from Europe who carried out the atrocities on the African people are in a state of constant denial, they continue until this day to justify slavery in its every form, and the black man has been turned into nations of non-entitys, incapable of looking after themselves.
We are in a constant state of acceptance of our so called inferiority this prevents us from being honest with ourselves, disunited, pruned to building our own nest wherever we can, and not creating any foundation for the future well being of the people of Africa and African descent anywhere.
Those who operated the 'Atlantic Slave Trade' were all from Europe, guilty are the people of England, France, Germany, Holland, Belgium , all these countries saw Africa which was shaped like a leg of ham, from Cape to Cairo, they all went in and sliced of their own parts, so greedy was Britain she sliced of the most. Even the European criminals who were first sent out to the Slave Colonies in the various states of America, after the final solution of the inhabitants of that country, maintained their evil in lynching and murdering black people right down to the middle of the 20th century, they too deny the black holocaust .
The Jews have been able to stand up for themselves and they are making sure what Hitler has done to them should never be forgotten, this I support 100%.
We the black people when we raise our voices in remembrance of the suffering of our forefathers and the continued suffering of their offspring, either the excuse is made that was a long time ago, and we should forget.
This is impossible when the exploiters of the world still continue to exploit us in every way, there are so many examples of the criminal actions which still continue to exist, one must just stop for a moment and think how evil these oppressors are, the wilful murder of Patrice Lumumba , the imprisonment and murders of African leaders who have fought against the tyranny. It would be funny if it was not so evil how these monsters are able to find various names for these freedom fighters in order to dehumanise them, because in dehumanising them in the eyes of the world it seems to make it easier for the world to accept, not only the injustices, but the slaughter of innocent people.
Have we forgotten when the people of Australia were killed by the thousands, they were called the 'Cow Cows' , the people of Kenya in their struggle they were called the 'Mow Mow.
One wonders today when we speak of 'Al-Kieda' and the danger they pose to the world, is this not another way of subjecting the nations of the world to the fallacy, that people who are fighting in their own countries to survive the effort for world domination by the Americans, is people who are fighting for the dignity of their own people.
I am disappointed, the state of affairs which lies between three brothers, Shem, Ham, and Jephite, the Hamites had their nose rubbed in the dust, and in the passage of time have seen their nation buried beneath the POWER OF GLOBALISATION .
While Shem and Jephite continue to destroy each other, claiming they are fighting for the same territory.
We must not forget the Zionist state of Israel was created by Britain only in 1948, supported by the Americans.
We must also not forget, prior to the Zionist state, the Jews and the Palestinians lived side by side in harmony and love, but in an effort to destroy this harmony, and to sell our arms, we divide the unity of the people. Today they are at War with each other, and as usual we are selling arms to both sides, because what counts in the world today is money, which brings forward greed, and more greed, as Margaret Thatcher said when she was in power as Prime Minister in England, Greed is Good emphazising the fact that, only if you are greedy you will succeed in obtaining riches.
Mrs Thatchers son Mark proved beyond doubt the greed and envy which keeps the Africans in subjection, Remember him? He had an Army well equipped on the way to a small African state which had oil, (BLACK GOLD) unfortunately they landed in Zimbabwe, Mugabe territory ex Southern Rhodesia where they were arrested, some were sent to Prison, while Margaret Thatcher herself had to spend thousands of pounds to keep him out of Prison. Had he succeeded, him and his small Army of crooks, they would have overthrown the rightful Government and put in their own puppets who would dance on their string, enabling him to take over the oil revenue, and leave the people in the country to suffer more hunger and starvation, but of course this is done all over Africa by all the European countries who see this type of action is the usual course.
The Jews must
remember their history, they have been persecuted, if history is right Moses had to lead them out of bondage from Egypt to the Promised Land, and throughout the ages they have been prosecuted by all the countries in Europe, including Great Britain, that persecution and hatred remains until this day. They should not be the one to persecute others especially their own kit and kin.
As long as we continue to persecute, exploit, use every excuse to be at War with our brother human beings there will be no love and without love there is no future, its about time we learn our mistakes, see where we have gone wrong, and look forward to a better world.
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Frances Emily Patton, 84, of North Little Rock, died February 15, 2013. She was a member of Baring Cross Baptist Church.
Frances was born November 15, 1928 in Little Rock, Ark She was a graduate from Little Rock Central High School (1946) and Draughon's School of Business. She was a retired secretary from the AR State Dept of Human Services.
She is survived by her daughter, Nancy Patton (Tom Roberts), Carlsbad, Calif.; sister, Ella Mae Raczkowski, of Louisville, Ky.; brothers-in-law, Graham Patton (Frances M.) and Jim Patton (Paula), North Little Rock, Ark; brother-in-law, Bob Patton (Sharon) of Maumelle, Ark; sister-in-law, Rachel Beavers, Hot Springs, Ark; three grandchildren, Samantha Lloyd (Brian) of Three Forks, Mont., Jake Hehr (Amanda) of Camarillo, Calif. and Tyler Hehr, of Simi Valley, Calif.; two great-grandchildren, Peyton Lloyd and Everett Hehr; and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, John Enoch and Ella Davis Simms; husband, Charles C. Patton; and brother, John E. Simms Jr.
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I am a temlpate designer and coder. Can anyone tell me how to encrypt code in vBulletin.
I want to encrypt footer links.
I am a temlpate designer and coder. Can anyone tell me how to encrypt code in vBulletin.
I want to encrypt footer links.
Here is a great article written by Abishek Tripathi on how to encrypt footer links in Wordpress. You might be able to convert these instructions to work under vBulletin.
Now it's a relatively known fact that people tend to strip attribution links once they acquire designs from those free, open source design inventories. Be it Open Source Web Design templates, or Wordpress Themes, this has become a problem of many a developers and designers.
A designer/developer invests time in creating a theme, and this is generally done to spread the word linking to their portfolio. Now there are very few people who let these attributions stay, most tend to strip them off. (Heck! Even I did it, in the last theme I was using. Alright, go on, shoot me)
Here what I am going to teach you is to encode your footer links, such that when displayed in a PHP file it will look nothing more but gibberish text, but when the PHP file is called for it will output proper html text.
Let's Begin
Let's suppose we wanted to add some unremoveable text (e.g. a link back to our site) to the footer of a Wordpress theme. We could place some code in the theme's functions.php file that looks something like this:
The function theme_credits in the above code echoes a simple link back to our site, and the next line of code registers it as one of the functions called in the footer of the theme — or wherever you placed the bit of code:Code:<?php function theme_credits() { echo 'Designed by Abhishek Tripathi.'; } add_action('wp_footer','theme_credits',30); ?>
Anyone with a little PHP knowledge could figure out what we're up to almost immediately — which is where encryption comes in.Code:<?php wp_footer(); ?>
At the very least we'll need a couple of two-way encryption functions. One has to be text-based, and the other [optionally] byte-based. We'll settle on base64_encode and gzdeflate. The text-based function encrypts the output of the byte-based function and outputs something we can paste in a text editor.
If we Echo:
We get the string:Code:<?php echo base64_encode(gzdeflate( 'function theme_credits() { echo \'Designed by Example Designs.\'; } add_action(\'wp_footer\',\'theme_credits\',30);' )); ?>
j+8zDZ4yAYdcplQ2by03X4Ha95QCaUJQM642JtHBdcXjAJMQj0 1Jud4YqyUQv
To run the code, we decrypt, then call eval on it:
This is alright as is, but calling echo instead of eval on the string will reveal our code. For an increased layer of complexity, we can have it eval over and over again. Here's a simple loop you can use to generate the code:Code:<?php eval(gzinflate(base64_decode('VY7LCsIwFET3gv9w6SYtlERwZx8r/Y4QkxsTMA/SSBTx35WWLJzVmcUcRj+8zDZ4yAYdcpl Q2by03X4Ha95QCaUJQM642JtHBdcXjAJMQj01Jud4YqyUQvEpXLwjlcE182UrsI1GJmZKhur7/MyVhVJcrD 9aUiLXIWRMpCd/p0h/PHTDFw=='))); ?>
The output in this case is:Code:<?php $text = 'function theme_credits() { echo \'Designed by Example Design.\'; } add_action(\'wp_footer\',\'theme_credits\',30);'; // our code $num_times = 20; // number of times to encrypt for ($i = 0; $i < $num_times; $i++) { $text = "eval(gzinflate(base64_decode('" . base64_encode(gzdeflate($text)) . "')));"; } echo $text; ?>
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Hope some of you find it helpful. Happy Developing.
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Offensive Pandering and Prejudice to Idiot Audiences
Probably the worst movie targeted to lowly teen fart and homophobic humor, 21 Jump Street has no element that is not offensive. Loosely based on the 80s television drama series that launched Johnny Depp on the world, it is not related to that production beyond a title. The premise of adult cops serving undercover in high schools to discover drugs and crime features the bumbling partners as brothers played by Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill, who are less than competent officers facing expulsion from the force. Sent to Jump Street as a last resort before unemployment, their supervisor is a foul language director played by Ice Cube, whose acting ability is as limited as his profanity laced vocabulary.
The film relies on racial and sexual prejudices that would because of the youthful cast seem innocuous, but are not. Other offensive actions include violence against a gay, black student who is decked by thick-headed Tatum, the first day at school, and later an unfunny and sexually inappropriate female teacher who is ready to jump his studly bones. Nebbish Hill in a slimmed down version, is the geekier and now popular brother, tenuous around the same kind of juvenile populations that he hated as a teen and finding himself living with his overly gushing parents whose kitschy southwestern theme home is a shrine to their beloved idealized son. Even a school production of Peter Pan include the reference to the "squaws" with Tiger Lily. Once in school, the men seek to make connections to the drug suppliers who are the clean cut, UC Berkeley bound rich kid (Dave Franco, James' less than talented younger brother), and the overtly pumped football coach. Why these characters would be thought humorous reveals the worst attitudes of prejudice, racism, and sexual predation that for some writers passes as appropriate for youth-oriented audiences.
Only when the undercover agents are faced with the biker gang of drug dealers and the distributor turns out to be the foot ball coach does the action become interesting with the revelation of undercover DEA agents Johnny Depp and Peter Delouise, (the original Jump Street crew in a brief cameo) but even their appearance can't elevate this film from the worst offensive violence in a Robert Rodriguez shoot 'em up scene. Until the end credits, 21 Jump Street manages to offend every notion of high school experience and once the bad guys are captured, the two officers are further thrust upward to college in hopes that a sequel will be in the works. In all fairness, that would add insult to a gross injury.
Dark Shadows (2012)
Darkly Off The Mark
When Dark Shadows was an afternoon staple on TV in the 60s, the character of Barnabas Collins exuded a sense of pathos and doom. Jump ahead to the Tim Burton film and pathos is replaced by slap stick and special effects, which in a remake of a three stooges film might not be so bad, but not here. With the exceptional Johnny Depp teaming yet again with Burton, and joined by a significant cast of Michelle Pffifer, Burton's wife Helena Bonham-Carter, and Eva Green among other very excellent character actors, the story of a vampire and a witch failed to have merit worthy of some significant earlier Burton/Depp encounters. What is wrong is this was never a funny story to begin with, and translated into the sexualized humor of today, Dark Shadows comes forth as sleazy innuendo instead of witty and droll. The kinds of monster creatures from werewolf to witch to vampire to ghostly spectra permit the makeup department and costumer full opportunity to flex, but with a 70s sound track that included Alice Cooper's sync performance, the story, music, and dressing are never one to draw the audience's attention and hold it.
People like Tim Burton's whimsy and fantastical gadgets which are delights in all his films, and Dark Shadows is not the exception, but it is not enough. Depp's Barnabas is cartoonish and aptly formal as an 18th c. gentleman, but perhaps the fangs genre is tired of yet another film in this vein, (yes, pun intended). The moral of the story - family is everything and love endures is warm and fuzzy, but this is not the film in which to preach. Not one of Burton's better film efforts, sadly, nor, is it even in the vampire Gothic class of camp.
We'll Take Manhattan (2012)
Styled but Not Delivered
Lordy, what can one say that is positive about this farcical retro-homage to the rise of the 60's first supermodel Jean Shrimpton and bad boy photographer, David Bailey. Swinging 60s London was yet to happen when the stuffy, privileged world of British Vogue was invaded by the street-wise Bailey whose black and white grainy high contrast fashion sense was yet the norm. Shrimpton as depicted by Doctor Who's Karen Gillian is a moon-face, country virgin who falls for the brash photog and is promptly toss to the curb by her screaming, conservative middle class father who sees his daughter as a fallen woman. It was after all the era of the new pill and good girls were still pure until marriage!! Given the assignment to photograph a new spread for Vogue in New York City, Bailey and Shrimp head out with the uptight, Lady Clare Rendlesham (Helen McCrory) to recreate the tired, status quo look which British Vogue had presented since WWII. With lots of head butting between Bailey and Rendlesham over tasteful lady-like poses, camera focal range, and the NYC skyline, Shrimpton sees her budding career going down in flames. Slightly idiotic dialogue is meant to convey the class differences between the blue collar Bailey and Shrimpton and Rendlesham, the "posh" women he finds unwilling to give him the opportunity as the innovative artist with the camera. But the work speaks for itself as contact sheets arrive in London and the situation comes to a head with the expected happy ending. Bailey forever alters British Vogue, Jean becomes the exquisite iconic face of the 60s, and London swings despite the conservative government.
Barnard as confrontational Bailey is heavy fisted but charming, and the venerable Helen McCrory as the staid Lady Tasteful Clare Rendlesham offers a strident performance that is almost laughable. However, it is the woeful Ms. Gillian as The Shrimp who makes the production painful to view. Jean Shrimpton had not evolved into the staggering beauty in the New York photographs that Bailey took of her, but in Ms. Gillian is absent the kind of potential Shrimpton already possessed as a leggy young model. The teased bouffant hair, pudgy eyes, and the askew legs did characterize the early Jean, but Gillian misses on every point thanks to woeful styling. To observe Karen Gillian is to see the Dr. Who companion in 60s "clobber" and the wrong eye shadow applications -- sadly, even the teddy bear photographed better. Perhaps the best thing that can be said about the show is they used David Bailey's actual photographs from the New York shoot of Jean Shrimpton in the closing credits. That was worth sitting though the program.
Midnight in Paris (2011)
Typical Woody Allen Setup
If nebbish nerdy males and female partners who are shallow, self-absorbed, and clueless strike your fancy, you obviously enjoy films by Woody Allen. This is so much in the recycled Allen genre that it does not warrant anything other than a nod to great Paris locations and period costumes. Always a fan of period jazz, this film does not disappoint either, but Cole Porter was done a few years ago with Kevin Klein, so "Let's Fall In Love" doesn't have the unexpected flashback. Even the introduction of La Belle Epoque, Maxim's and the Moulin Rouge with Lautrec, Gaugin and Degas, to Piccaso, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Dali, Man Ray, and Gertrude Stein is nostalgia light. Allen's retro-vision of the past is still too convenient, too clean, too "golden" to hold attention, or even want to invest a second viewing.
Performances of Kathy Bates as third-eye Gertrude Stein and Marion Cotillard are marvelous, but this is more a walking man's tour of the Paris cityscape than a story which hold the interest to the end, and is ultimately formulaic and predictable. Equitable in irritation are the performances of Owen Wilson and Rachel McAdams as the mismatched couple whose relationship is brought asunder by the city of romance and lights. Sorry Woody lovers but other films are more intriguing at this time.
A Room with a View (1985)
Edwardian Eyeful
I will gush over this film because it is worthy of praise and a standing ovation. A Room With A View is likely one of the most perfect films to grace screens in decades. The E.M. Forrester story produced and directed by the team of Ivory and Merchant brings the tale of Miss Lucy Honeychurch (Helena Bonham-Carter) to life in perfect Edwardian splendor.
Wonderful locations of the Florence cathedral, Palazzo Vecchio, sculpture by Donatello, and an assortment of rolling landscapes are stunning visual fodder for this comic tale of Apolonian vs. Dionesian parlor manners. Exquisite young Bonham-Carter's casting as the virginal heiress is thwarted by her traveling companion, the venerable Dame Maggie Smith as her meddling biddy chaperon, Aunt Charlotte, with Dame Judy Dench as a proto-Jackie Collins author, Elenore Lavish, Daniel Day-Lewis as the prissy snobbish Cecil Vyse, and, a gorgeous, naked Julian Sands as socialist George Emerson comprises a most outstanding casting achievement.
The excellent soundtrack offering of Dame Kiri Te Kaniwa's rendition of "O Mio Caro" takes your breath away as are the bits of wonderful piano solos that Lucy produces throughout the film. The cinematography is most wonderful with scenic panoramas of the far off Florence or Lucy sauntering through a field of poppies and wildflowers to receive the kiss to curl your toes from George Emerson, well, can romantic love get any better? This video is required for collectors of films of Julian Sands and Daniel Day-Lewis, however, its real value is as one of the finest of the Merchant Ivory magic touch in film making.
Perfect Sense (2011)
Smell No Evil, Taste No Evil, Hear No Evil, and then...
Admittedly, I love Ewan McGregor films and this is one that I rate higher because of the actor, but also because of the solid and mature performance he presents. Perfect Sense is a desolate tale in the vein of catastrophic world epidemics, social collapse, and "death and misery" as one character describes. Nevertheless, there are elements of humankind rising to face demise from all that is suspected - bio-terrorism, environmental collapse, capitalism, fundamentalism, religion. Although the symptoms of the epidemic robs the human body of the senses in a domino sequence, it is a raging yet fleeting loss that seems to be compensated by the positive attempts to return to normality. What is more complicated however, is the capacity of human relationships to be sustained as one by one smell, taste, hearing, sight, and ultimately, touch will vanish. The question remains what will define us as humans to one another, or will we even know or care about such matters when the moment is upon us.
Although the film is only ninety two minutes, it seems longer as the world loss engulfs the main characters of Michael (Ewan McGregor) and Susan (Eva Green), two self-described flawed personalities. Their struggle to remain connected as all around them crumbles is heroic as loss seems to overwhelm in virulent ruthlessness. Like the human stump in Dalton Trumbo's "Johnny Got His Gun," the ability for communication and desire to survive can only be interpreted through the awareness and senses of another. However, in Perfect Sense, the declining numbers of humans who can be witness and receptive for others diminishes daily, so that in the end, the last sense to be lost is so obvious the realization becomes overpowering and devastating. End film just in time.
McGregor and Green are beautiful together as their ying and yang is a struggle to overcome everything thrown at them. McGregor's real life uncle Denis Lawson plays a small role as the supportive owner of the restaurant across from Susan's apartment, and Trainspotting buddy, Ewan Bremner appears as well to support his friend in the kitchen. Other superior performances include Susan's sister (Saffron Burrows) and colleague, Samuel (Stephen Dillane) round out the cast in small supporting roles that combine in a welcome adult theme film. A beautiful and poetic film which is filled with a sense of overall doom, Perfect Sense is another of the British somber themes that have been put forth in the last few years. It looks and sounds wonderful, at the same time, leaves the audience with something to ponder.
The Bishop's Wife (1947)
No Xmas Without The Wife
I want Cary Grant for my angel, dear lord! And, could you also send with him several million dollars so I can build my big project, or so it seems this is the prayer of Bishop David Niven. The Bishop's Wife is a late 40s feel good film which reinforces the American notion of protestant Xmas with all the values of middle class Anglo society post WWII. It is a wonderful life for those living in large, craftsman bungalow houses with two house staff and secretaries and assistants. Yes, it's wonderful except Henry can't sway the money people in his community to cough up the millions, his marriage to his beautiful wife, Julia (Loretta Young) is falling apart since his promotion to the big time, and his daughter, Debbie is asleep by the time he gets home from fund raising meetings. Then an angel comes to answer his prayer -- and what an angel is Dudley (Cary Grant).
Dignified even on ice skates, polite, and the ultimate do-gooder, Dudley can do everything the Bishop wants if only to be near his wife, the beautiful and unhappy Julia. Dudley will help Henry, but are his motivations more driven by earthly desire that seem anything but heavenly? Dudley is the answer to the Bishop's prayers, but maybe his prayers need clarification for his own good. The dilemma of Dudley and Julia and Henry is a comedic trio never so crass as a menage, but it comes as close as one could in the 40s and it is delightful.
The Bishop's Wife is seasonal and filled with cheer, good will to all men, and decked halls. It is never so preachy as to be irritating, and the character actors who support the big name stars give wonderful performances, including the Saint Bernard dog. One of the charming films of the period, it is family friendly and for those who can't resist Cary Grant at his most beautiful, his performance has a subtle witty delivery that is right out of his earlier work with Irene Dunn. This is a film which holds its own to others of the genre but frankly, I'll take Grant for my angel baby any day.
Never Let Me Go (2010)
Disquieting and Unresolved
A film that is at its heart so sad and bleak, Never Let Me Go provides a haunting reality that remains with one after the credits roll. Tommy (Andrew Garfield), Kathy, and Ruth grew up together in a school which raised humans for transplantation of vital organs when they entered young adulthood. Set in the ahistorical now, the trio grows up and apart, all the while engaged within a non-eventful world of existing to donate and "complete." Kathy (Carrie Mulligan) joins the ranks of the "carers," the responsible adult who awaits the return of the donor from surgical extraction of some body part, and tries to ease their transition to their inevitable end. After ten years, she again is reunited with Ruth (Kiera Knightly), who has not demonstrated the kind of heartiness the system would like in donors, and is likely to succumb with her next extraction. Together, Ruth and Kathy find Tommy who still remains the love interest of Kathy, and who Ruth had intentionally tried to separate as a precocious teen. Now, in her waning time, she apologizes to the couple for stepping into their true love relations many years past. Reconncilled and resolute to her finality, Ruth's death on the operating table is both gruesome and devoid of any heroic measures. She flatlines and is disposed.
Never Let Me Go is unsettling in its quiet storyline that is both horrific and accepting of science and a society that regulated organ transplantation. Growing beings as future resources for medical reasons is an ethical dilemma which modern society addresses with moralizing religious rhetoric, but in this film, that emotionalism is thankfully absented. The only question that is asked is whether the Hallsham students possessed a "soul" that could be detected in the children's art. Yet this point is never fully explained until well into the film which adds to the richness of the storyline. To eliminate disease in society through the use of body parts becomes more than an ethical issue today, it is a moral quandary which Never Let Me Go puts forth with disquieting non-resolution. One quandary not discussed remains that of organ transplants for children. Were the youngest members of civilized society as depicted also served by farm-raised youngsters, or were only adults the recipients? Who were the carers for baby donors until their completion?
A film that draws mature performances from the youthful cast, Mulligan and Knightly are excellent casting choices and put aside the physical beauty they are noted for to bringing a credibility and pathos to their performances. Andrew Garfield as Tommy is the sole male between the two women who he has loved since childhood. His is a role that is both restrained all the while sublimating the rage of his existence. This is a film that stands alone without necessitating a read of the novel, a format that is not necessary for appreciation of the work by a subtle director and aided by another beautiful musical score by Rachael Portman. Adult, small, and evocative, Never Let Me Go wraps itself around your conscience and draws its themes before the public with successful irritation.
London Boulevard (2010)
Brit Crime, Brit Love, Eh, Mate?
Colin Farrell has developed into a seriously credible actor after his stint in rehab and Hollywood pretty boy roles. In London Boulevard, his subtlety as Mitchel, an ex-con trying to not be sucked back in the his old life, is a role that brings Farrell one of the best performances of his career. As in Triage, Farrell is a reluctant hero and victim of circumstances created by others. Mitch is summoned by the head gangster, Ghant (Ray Winstone) to carry out money collection and various acts of vicious payback crimes. Refusing, he opts of be driver/aide of Charlotte (Kiera Knightly), a fragile, married, and paparazzi hunted actress whose film career is notable for sexual acts and which she has no interest to pursue. Assulted while in Italy, she is desperate for privacy, but stalking cameras and rude press make her housebound, depressed, and fearful. Her friend, Jordan (David Thewlis), a loyal, druggie failed actor and guardian recognizes Charlotte's security rests with Mitch, but he recognizes Mitch's other dilemmas: Briony, a dizzy alcoholic sister (Anna Friel) who won't stay sober, and the dead body of his former mate, Billy, who was left on doorstep.
Several story lines weave around the situation of Mitch which can confuse some, but the central theme of a perceived bad man trying to go straight persists clearly. The billboard face of Charlotte appears as a thematic goal for Mitch in Piccadilly, on buses, and Hollywood, in stunning b/w portraits by London bad-boy photographer, David Bailey, another icon-maker of the swinging London's 60s era of the Kray's. Like the ruthless Kray's, Winstone's character's homosexuality is known but never flaunted among the gang, although it becomes another thread in the doomed story of Mitchell.
A film that is small yet filled with exceptional performances by many of the outstanding character actors of Britain, London Boulevard is not for every taste. It's vile, dark, and bloody. The characters are cruel, the setting contemporary. Makes one think about what's going on in the city besides Wills, Kate, and Harry. Excellent action for the no car chase set, it is a throwback to Greek tragedy with 60s soundtrack.


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While streaming the sunset cam I saw a Blue orb in the sky, the camera picked it up but showed a flare to the right of it, I could not see anything other than the blue orb with my naked eye, It appeared to move behind the clouds and appear on Q as the clouds passed, I have never seen a lens flare do that, I am not making any claim as to what it is at the moment but it was strange. Is it an ORB UFO Lens Flare or Planet X what do you think? Visit me @ USTREAM LIVE http://www.ustream.tv/channel/tree0fmight YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/darkskywatcher74 FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/Wake.Up.America.Productions Royalty Free Music Provided By Purple Planet @ https://www.purple-planet.com


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Hostage rescue map, part of my reconstruction project
Reduced version of my recent map cs_ uvalno _villa
Few of my custom props
Instead of backyard I made cellar, which may change gameplay. Reduction of map increased framerate a bit.
10th August 2011 BUG FIX UPDATE
Skeeper found bug:
"in the kitchen, at the second window we can go outside the map and explore the skybox"
I fixed this bug.
and complained about bothering door sounds, I tried disable them all but it still plays soft opening sound.
If you have older version of map (before this date) please re-download map again to guarantee version compatibility
30th April 2015 NAV-FILE UPDATE
Meurglis3 made great work on brand new tuned Bot's Navigation Mesh! Don't fotget update NAV-FILE for the best experiences even with CPU friends Hand-tuned NAV for map CS_UVALNO_VILLA_PRO
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The Seasons, Ballet, Op. 67: IX. Valse Des Bluets Et Des Pavots
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GE Profile 7.0 cu. ft. Stainless Steel Capacity Electric Dryer with Steam & SensorDry Plus
The GE Profile offers steam for less, and de-creased our cotton dress shirt best, making it our runner-up for best steam dryer. Plus, this unit is one of the few that can accommodate both large and small steam loads. The dryer offers a useful readout that estimates how much time is left in the dryer cycle. GEappliances.com.
Steam Cycle: Yes
Color: White
Manufacturer's Warranty: One year parts and labor
*All dryers come in gas and electric versions; we list the model number and price for the type and color we tested. Performance is comparable across types.
Reviewed: May 2011
Price When Reviewed: $749.00
- Dried our bulky load quickly and evenly
- Good wrinkle removal
- Control panel is easy to use and read
- Wide opening gives easy access to the drum
- Clothing did not tangle during dry cycle in medium load
- Offers steam at a very affordable price
- Owner's manual is thorough and informative
- Helpful customer service
- Lint filter is small and flimsy
- Items twisted and balled some in our large load
- Customer service was slow to respond
What do you think?
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|Hydrangeaceae (hy-drain-jee-AY-see-ee) (Info)
|Hydrangea (hy-DRAIN-juh) (Info)
|macrophylla (mak-roh-FIL-uh) (Info)
|Glowing Embers
36-48 in. (90-120 cm)
36-48 in. (90-120 cm)
USDA Zone 6a: to -23.3 �C (-10 �F)
USDA Zone 6b: to -20.5 �C (-5 �F)
USDA Zone 7a: to -17.7 �C (0 �F)
USDA Zone 7b: to -14.9 �C (5 �F)
USDA Zone 8a: to -12.2 �C (10 �F)
USDA Zone 8b: to -9.4 �C (15 �F)
USDA Zone 9a: to -6.6 �C (20 �F)
USDA Zone 9b: to -3.8 �C (25 �F)
Sun to Partial Shade
Parts of plant are poisonous if ingested
Magenta (Pink-Purple)
Mid Summer
5.6 to 6.0 (acidic)
6.1 to 6.5 (mildly acidic)
6.6 to 7.5 (neutral)
7.6 to 7.8 (mildly alkaline)
7.9 to 8.5 (alkaline)
From leaf cuttings
From softwood cuttings
Ferment seeds before storing
Flowers are good for drying and preserving
This plant is attractive to bees, butterflies and/or birds
Requires consistently moist soil; do not let dry out between waterings
This plant has been said to grow in the following regions:
Occidental, California
Orangevale, California
Rehoboth Beach, Delaware
Iowa City, Iowa
Olathe, Kansas
New Iberia, Louisiana
Slidell, Louisiana
Baltimore, Maryland
Silver Spring, Maryland
Danvers, Massachusetts
Constantine, Michigan
Auburn, New Hampshire
Ithaca, New York
Winston Salem, North Carolina
Mogadore, Ohio
Kingston, Oklahoma
Yukon, Oklahoma
Norristown, Pennsylvania
Newport, Rhode Island
Collierville, Tennessee
Dallas, Texas
Montgomery, Texas
Shoreline, Washington
Vancouver, Washingtonshow all
On Nov 11, 2011, pointgarden from Newport, RI wrote:
Alpengluhen, glowing embers same plant.
On Jul 20, 2010, Broadview_Hosta from Seattle, WA (Zone 7b) wrote:
This hydrangea is planted on the northeast corner of my house, acid soils -- and is thriving in that location. Big, beautiful, dark purple blooms that continue throughout the summer. My neighbor's deck overlooks this part of my yard -- and I hear comments from them and their guests on this hydrangea. 'Glowing Embers' has quite a bit of autumn interest too -- the blooms lose their blue, and slowly turn maroon. They do well once dried too.
On May 22, 2007, peeryje from Kingston, OK (Zone 7b) wrote:
This plant requires alot of water we live in a place on Lake Texoma with very sandy soil. I put a 5 gal. bucket behind the plant, I drilled a small hole in the side of the bucket next to the bottom of the bucket and everyday I fill it with water. This seems to keep the plant happy. The water pours out slower than I could with a hose.
On Feb 17, 2005, woodsplantlady from Chesterton, IN wrote:
I used several 'glowing embers' as foundation plantings on the north side of the house in almost total shade in clay loam soil with a high PH in zone 5. The first year their roots stayed within the amended soil I planted them in and their bloom color was pinkish-red. The second year their roots escaped into the clay, the blooms were 5-to-7 inches in diameter and the color was a deep cranberry red! Quite striking. My plants are flourishing. I highly recommend this cultivar.
On Dec 1, 2004, lmelling from Ithaca, NY (Zone 5b) wrote:
The authors, C.J. and D.M. Van Gelderen, in the book "Encyclopedia of Hydrangeas" describe 'Glowing Embers' as having flowerheads very compact and rounded, a glowing deep pink, with 3 sepals of 1 inch. It is a compact shrub to 3.5 feet, free flowering; and the flowers should last a long time. This cultivar was bred in the USA or Canada before 1987. It is NOT the same cultivar as Alpengluen, which online nurseries sometimes tag it - Alpengluen is a separate cultivar bred in Germany in 1950. 'Glowing Embers' can also be easily confused with the cultivar 'Forever Pink,' according to the Van Gelderens'.


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Microsoft's official Group Policy blog
Group Policy Preferences quick tip: To ensure that preferences are applied to clients, make sure that clients have the CSEs and XMLLite installed
If you're like us, you're seriously excited about Group Policy Preferences. You're excited because you can't wait to save yourself scripting time, and to use the rich administration UI and item-level targeting capabilities of Group Policy Preferences to better manage your clients. So you've configured several preference items in the GPMC and added them to a GPO. And now you want to apply these preference items to clients. To make sure that your preference items are actually applied to clients, you'll need to do the following to make sure that everything is in place:
1. Install the Group Policy Client-Side Extensions (CSEs) on any clients on which you plan to deploy preference items, if the CSEs are not already installed by default. These are required for clients to process Group Policy Preferences.
2. Install XMLLite on the same clients, it is not already installed by default. (No, XMLLite is not a beer, it's a lightweight XML parser.)
There are two main options for how to install the CSEs and XMLLite:
Option 1: Use a script
Fortunately for us, Jakob H. Heidelberg wrote a handy script that detects whether the CSEs and XMLLite are already installed and then installs them if needed. To get the script and instructions, see: http://heidelbergit.blogspot.com/2008/03/how-to-install-gpp-cses-using-startup.html.
Option 2: Get the CSEs via Windows Update or WSUS, or from the Download Center. Then, get XMLLite from the Download Center.
If you're going with this option, how do you know whether the CSEs and XMLLite need to be installed, and where do you get them?
CSEs: Requirements and Download Location
For the CSEs, this table summarizes requirements and tells you where to get the CSEs, if you need to get them from the Download Center rather than Windows Update or WSUS:
Operating systems
Do CSEs need to be installed?
Where to get the CSEs
Windows Server 2008
No (CSEs are already included)
N/A, not required
Windows Vista, Windows Vista with Service Pack 1
32-bit edition: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=111859
64-bit edition:
Windows XP with Service Pack 2 or later
32-bit edition: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=111851
64-bit edition: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=111862
Windows Server 2003 with Service Pack 1 or later
32-bit edition: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=111852
64-bit edition: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=111863
XMLLite: Requirements and Download Location
For XMLLite, we have another table. First, a note on requirements. XMLLite is not needed if:
· Your clients run Windows Server 2008 or Windows Vista.
· Your clients Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 clients run Internet Explorer 7 and/or the latest service packs.
For clients that run Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP operating system versions that support the CSEs, this table summarizes requirements and tells you where to get XMLLite from the Download Center.
Does XMLLite need to be installed?
Where to get XMLLite
Windows XP SP3
No, XMLLite is already included
Windows XP SP 2
Yes, unless Internet Explorer 7 is installed (in which case XMLLite is included)
Windows Server 2003 SP2
No, XMLLite is included
N/A, not required
Windows Server 2003 SP1
Yes, unless Internet Explorer 7 is installed
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-Connie Rock ("and Roll"), Group Policy User Assistance
Please oh please can you get XMLLite added to WSUS. This impeading our deployment of GPP.
I am trying to use user preferences to push out a home page to users. I've configured the setting under Control Panel --> Internet Settings --> Added the IE7 setting, and entered the URL I want to add, but the settings are not being applied. GPO applied to the correct OU wiht the proper group set to Apply. I don't have another GPO setting the home page that would override the setting.
Domain is Win2k3 w/SP2, all clients are Vista 32bit Business Edition w/SP1 and they do have the CSE's (KB943729) installed.
(I know I can use the setting under policies to set a home page, but I want users to be able to change the home page if they want to.)
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
I'm glad to hear that you're using GP Preferences. This blog is not as closely monitored for troubleshooting as the Group Policy Forum, which generally responds to problems within a day.
I would suggest that you repost this question there, including the XML for this Preference item (so we can help hunt for the potential issue). To get at the XML for this item, you can copy and paste the item onto the desktop (where it will be saved as an XML file) or click the icon on the top of the Preference editing window that has the arrow bracket icon: < > (denoting XML).
LiliaG, Group Policy PM
It seems that CSE is broken in the downloaded OL Vista Enterprise SP2 media.
I cannot for the life of me get our GPPrefs to work on the 8 newly installed Vista Ent. SP2 systems.
Trying to use pkgmgr to somehow insert the CSEs into Vista Ent. SP2 does not work.
So, how do we get CSEs to work with Vista SP2 please?
Вы еще не используете Group Policy Preference?! Почему?! На днях Олег Ржевский...


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