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A deserted island... a lost man... memories of a fatal crash... a book written by a dying explorer. Dear Esther is a ghost story told using first-person gaming technologies. Rather than traditional gameplay, the focus here is on exploration, uncovering the mystery of the island, of who you are and why you are here. Fragments of story are randomly triggered by moving around the environments, making every telling unique. Features a stunning, specially commissioned soundtrack. Forget the normal rules of play; if nothing seems real here, it's because it may just be all a delusion. What is the significance of the aerial - What happened on the motorway - is the island real or imagined - who is Esther and why has she chosen to summon you here? The answers are out there, on the lost beach and the tunnels under the island. Or then again, they may just not be, after all...
Definitely not a horror game but an interesting game to play.
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WONDERFUL VOICE. AND THE LAND WAS SOO BEAUTIFUL i really am impressed it is just a pice of art 3D art is all this is just follow the trial and listen to this story i would shake your hand. it was just so well put together.
thank you for this mod.
Just finished my playthrough finally after wanting too for quite some time. I went into the game having my doubts on how exactly it was suppose to play out, but I am completely satisfied. I was able to immerse myself directly into the game that I cannot easily do with other games. While the story was a little confusing, it still kept me fully interested all the way through. The biggest backing up the was the outstanding voice acting. The only nit-pick complaints I could make is that it was so short, and I was really interested to read the writing on the cliffs, but could not make all of it out. Again, these are just me nit-picking things. However, I do recall seeing in GameInformer that this is going to be released as a full game, and I cannot wait to get my hands on it. Well worth giving this a try, completely different than anything else out there.
Good concept... the mapping is a little poor and directions are sometimes vague. Timing is also slightly off sometimes. It's interesting, and thought provoking, but only moderately fun.
Hey Dan
I finally got around to playing your work.
The narration was great. Stellar voice acting and writing, it really got me into the story. It genuinely seemed as though I was watching the last moments of a broken man's life, and that was quite something. However, it seemed that in your attempt to elevate narrative in games you forgot what makes a game, a game.
I was constantly being annoyed by the little things. Whenever my character entered an area where you thought I should have my light on, the light automatically turned itself on. This became almost comical, as there were times when I found myself wrestling with these "automatic" flashlight triggers, which seemed to toggle on and off as many times as I was prepared to back up and cross the trigger threshold again.
My character got stuck behind boats, barrels, and pieces of trash. I was killed when I tried swimming in water. There was no indication of which way I should go - the only way I found the correct route was by first getting killed by going outside of the map bounds, and then backtracking. I was unable to read all of the chalk text on the cliff-sides, because by the time some of it was fully visible, I was too close to read it.
As a demonstration of the power of narrative in games, I would say this mod is a success, and I look forward to purchasing the commercial version of Dear Esther when it arrives on Steam. As playable game , I believe this product has a long way to go before it can reach the standard many gamers would expect from even the most obscure adventure title.
I would love to see some engaging puzzles, a hint system, and a greater degree of control over the course of the narrative in the final version of the game. Fingers crossed you take this feedback on board and learn to couple your narrative strength with the possibilities of well considered, gratifying gameplay, because what you have here could truly evolve into a gem of adventure gaming.
Aside from the atmosphere rending glitch of the ghost at the radio tower, this game is indeed very atmospheric. I loved every inch of British isle that tredded upon.
Great mod, good story and voice acting. The mapping could of used a bit of work, and I wish it was longer or maybe had a few puzzles .Anyways, Keep up the good work!
PS. Maybe give players a tad more direction through the mod? I was stumped sometimes not knowing where to go.
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Swimming And Diving Compete At Northeast Catholic Invitational
Eight women and eight men qualified for the BIG EAST Championships.
Providence College Swimming And Diving Announces 2012-13 Award Winners
Sam Schlich and John Fatigati named Most Valuable Student-Athletes for the second consecutive season.
Providence College Swimming And Diving Concludes Competition At BIG EAST Championships
Three records fall; one tied for the Friars at the BIG EAST Championships
Providence College Swimming and Diving Completes Day Three At BIG EAST Championships
Junior Connor Lui tied the school record in the 100y backstroke.
Providence College Swimming and Diving Competes at BIG EAST Championships
Sophomore John Fatigati placed 16th overall in the 200y IM while also breaking the school record.
As a Senior: Collected 242.25 points on the season ... Swam the fastest 100y butterfly (51.02), the fastest 100y backstroke (52.06) and the sixth-fastest 50y freestyle (21.50) all-time at Providence ... Qualified for the BIG EAST Championships in the 50y freestyle, 100y freestyle, 100y backstroke, 100y butterfly and as part of the 200y freestyle relay, 400y freestyle relay, 200y medley relay, and 400y medley relay ... Competed in the BIG EAST finals in the 100y backstroke, finishing in 12th place (52.06) and in the 100y butterfly, finishing ninth (51.02) ... Winner of the David Hardy Coach's Award for the second consecutive season ... Currently ranks 11th all-time with 695.75 total points.As a Junior: Finished third on the team with 200.50 points ... Earned a first-place finish in the 100y butterfly (55.15) versus Seton Hall and the 50y freestyle (22.70) versus Boston College ... Swam a team-best 21.83 in the 50y freestyle, 47.74 in the 100y freestyle, 52.00 in the 100y butterfly and 52.92 in the 100y backstroke ... His time in the 100y backstroke tied the school record set in 1995 ... Winner of The David Hardy Coach's Award ... Qualified for the BIG EAST Championships in the 50y freestyle, 100y butterfly and 100y backstroke while participating in the 200y freestyle relay, 200y medley relay, 400y medley relay and the 400y freestyle relay ... Currently sits 23rd all-time for the Friars with 453.50 career points. As a Sophomore: Finished second on the team with 149.75 points...Won the 100m butterfly in a meet versus Seton Hall with a time of 1:00.86...Swam a team best 47.52 in the 100y freestyle...Swam the second-fastest 50y freestyle (21.88) and 100y backstroke (53.75) for the team...Tied the time ninth-fastest 100y butterfly all-time at 52.57...Winner of the Jan and Brian Larkin Most Improved Male Athlete Award...Qualified for the BIG EAST Championships in the 100y butterfly, 100y backstroke, and 100y freestyle while participating in the 200y and 400y freestyle relays...Currently sits 44th all-time for the Friars with 255.00 career points... As a Freshman: Saw first action against Lehigh on October 15, 2010...Accumulated 108 points on the year...Swam the first leg of the Friar season-best 200m free relay (1:41.16) on November 13, 2010 against Brown and Bryant in Providence, R.I....Part of the 400m free relay team that posted a season-best time of 3:46.90 on October 30, 2010 at Fairfield University...Qualified for and competed in the 50y free, 100y fly and 100y back at the BIG EAST Championships.
High School: Earned four varsity letters in swimming and captained the team in his senior year... Holds three school records...2010 MVP...2010 All-State Recipient...2010 Connecticut Post All-Star Team... 2009 Southwest Conference2nd Team...Honor Roll - four years...Recipient of the Mitchell B DeMay Scholar Athlete scholarship.
Personal: Born May 28, 1992...Son of Eddie and Helene Lui...Has one brother, Julian...History and Secondary Education major.
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The Providence College swimming and diving team took on Connecticut College in Providence, R.I. on Monday Jan. 18 in the Taylor Natatorium. The Friars were...
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2015-2016 Season information coming soon!
2014-2015 Season
Concert Series
Concert Series
Bells of the Lakes was excited to present a concert series that was free to the public. The Woodbury and Roseville concerts in this season's series were made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.
Concert in Woodbury, MN - November 2014
Bells of the Lakes was in concert at Woodbury Peaceful Grove United Methodist Church on Sunday, November 9th, 2014 at 4pm.
Concert in Roseville, MN - January 2015
Roseville Concert
Bells of the Lakes was in concert at Centennial United Methodist Church in Roseville, MN on Saturday, January 10th, 2015 at 7pm.
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Rosemount Concert
Bells of the Lakes was in concert at Rosemount United Methodist Church in Rosemount, MN on Saturday, January 31st, 2015 at 4pm.
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Edina Concert
Bells of the Lakes was in concert at Normandale Lutheran Church in Edina, MN on Sunday, April 12th, 2015 at 4pm.
Hosanna! Christmas Concert
Hosanna! Christmas Concert
Bells of the Lakes was thrilled to be a part of the 18th annual Hosanna! Christmas Concert. From a unique take on selections from "The Nutcracker" to the lovely "Stille Nacht," the show delights with the Minnesota Orchestra, 300+ voice choir, the Hosanna! Worship team, aerialists, dancers, talented vocalists, and of course Bells of Lakes! This exceptional multi-media experience of sound, video, and lighting continues to be a popular annual tradition. Cost: $20 – $25. Find more information here.
Thursday, December 11th, 2014. 7pm. Lakeville, MN.
Friday, December 12th, 2014. 7pm. Lakeville, MN.
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Sunday, December 14th, 2014. 3pm and 7pm. Lakeville, MN.
Concerts are held at the Hosanna! Lutheran Church Worship Center
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BellFest! 2015
BellFest! 2015 was on Saturday, February 28, 2015 at St. Andrew Lutheran Church in Eden Prairie, MN. The guest clinician for the event was Mr. David Weck, director of the Agape Ringers in Chicago.
Out of this World Concert
Out of this World Concert
On Friday, March 13th, 2015 at 7:30pm we hosted a combined concert featuring Holst's "The Planets", performed by three nationally recognized ensembles: Bells of the Lakes, Twin Cities Bronze, and Copper Street Brass Quintet. The concert was held at the University of Minnesota's Ted Mann Concert Hall: 2128 4th St S, Minneapolis, MN 55455.
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"We're all one huge family, a great continuum. Don't underestimate the power of the love created in your homes and families. This love has an immense potency, the power to influence other's lives in a positive way."
Lena Lees
Source: The Living Word of Kuan Yin
Contributed by: Hope
"Don't be too hard on yourself about your choices in life. When one subtracts (from the equation of life) physical birth and death, one can regard lessons learned as forming an infinite line. Then one can say, 'I'm learning this right now'. Try to crystallize the components of the lesson, excluding as much as is possible gender and financial factors. Repeat to yourself, 'this is the lesson I'm learning right now, at this exact moment in time'."
"What makes any kind of relationship begin and then work is an initial communication. Following the initial communication there is always an adjustment. For example, someone has a question. Whatever information is exchanged impacts both the person who has presented the question and the person who responds. Information has been shared and everyone involved makes some kind of an adjustment. There are constant adjustments resulting from communication."
"The only way to really utilize your human experience is to practice some kind of meditation or visualization. It does work. People really need it. It's the only way to get through the difficult times. This kind of practice puts one in the "Kuan Yin spirit". You're the "watcher". Instead of judging, you just see. Whether meditating upon my form or bringing light into the chakras, all these techniques will help in one's life."
It is not so important about the end, resolution of the problem, rather it is how you are with it, how you interact with it. This birthing is a learning process. This involves constant giving, learning, receiving, responding, taking in and interpreting processes.
"The cool thing about free will is that even if one has a huge bag of karma there is still a lot of free will for all those souls coming into the world."
"It would be best if you could practice being in this moment and then in the next moment and so on. Try to be here, right now. Focus upon a leaf fluttering, light reflected on the waves. Things are more beautiful, afterwards. Make it your own experience. Things will taste, feel better. Colors will be brighter and you'll feel more alive."
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Hi! My name is Tate. I'm an Escalation Engineer on the Microsoft Critical Problem Resolution Platforms Team. I wanted to share one of the most common errors we troubleshoot here on the CPR team, its root cause being pool consumption, and the methods by which we can remedy it quickly!
This issue is commonly misdiagnosed, however, 90% of the time it is actually quite possible to determine the resolution quickly without any serious effort at all!
First, what do these events really mean?
Event ID 2020 Event Type: Error Event Source: Srv Event Category: None Event ID: 2020 Description: The server was unable to allocate from the system paged pool because the pool was empty.
Event ID 2019 Event Type: Error Event Source: Srv Event Category: None Event ID: 2019 Description: The server was unable to allocate from the system NonPaged pool because the pool was empty.
This is our friend the Server Service reporting that when it was trying to satisfy a request, it was not able to find enough free memory of the respective type of pool. 2020 indicates Paged Pool and 2019, NonPaged Pool. This doesn't mean that the Server Service (srv.sys) is broken or the root cause of the problem, more often rather it is the first component to see the resource problem and report it to the Event Log. Thus, there could be (and usually are) a few more symptoms of pool exhaustion on the system such as hangs, or out of resource errors reported by drivers or applications, or all of the above!
What is Pool?
First, Pool is not the amount of RAM on the system, it is however a segment of the virtual memory or address space that Windows reserves on boot. These pools are finite considering address space itself is finite. So, because 32bit(x86) machines can address 2^32==4Gigs, Windows uses (by default) 2GB for applications and 2GB for kernel. Of the 2GB for kernel there are other things we must fit in our 2GB such as Page Table Entries (PTEs) and as such the maximum amount of Paged Pool for 32bit(x86) of ~460MB puts this in perspective in terms of our realistic limits per processor architecture. As this implies, 64bit(x64&ia64) machines have less of a problem here due to their larger address space but there are still limits and thus no free lunch.
*For more about determining current pool limits see the common question post "Why am I out of Paged Pool at ~200MB…" at the end of this post.
*For more info about pools: About Memory Management > Memory Pools
*This has changed a bit for Vista, see Dynamic Kernel Address space
What are these pools used for?
These pools are used by either the kernel directly, indirectly by its support of various structures due to application requests on the system (CreateFile for example), or drivers installed on the system for their memory allocations made via the kernel pool allocation functions.
Literally, NonPaged means that this memory when allocated will not be paged to disk and thus resident at all times, which is an important feature for drivers. Paged conversely, can be, well… paged out to disk. In the end though, all this memory is allocated through a common set of functions, most common is ExAllocatePoolWithTag.
Ok, so what is using it/abusing it? (our goal right!?)
Now that we know that the culprit is Windows or a component shipping with Windows, a driver, or an application requesting lots of things that the kernel has to create on its behalf, how can we find out which?
There are really four basic methods that are typically used (listing in order of increasing difficulty)
1.) Find By Handle Count
Handle Count? Yes, considering that we know that an application can request something of the OS that it must then in turn create and provide a reference to…this is typically represented by a handle, and thus charged to the process' total handle count!
The quickest way by far if the machine is not completely hung is to check this via Task Manager. Ctrl+Shift+Esc…Processes Tab…View…Select Columns…Handle Count. Sort on Handles column now and check to see if there is a significantly large one there (this information is also obtainable via Perfmon.exe, Process Explorer, Handle.exe, etc.).
What's large? Well, typically we should raise an eyebrow at anything over 5,000 or so. Now that's not to say that over this amount is inherently bad, just know that there is no free lunch and that a handle to something usually means that on the other end there is a corresponding object stored in NonPaged or Paged Pool which takes up memory.
So for example let's say we have a process that has 100,000 handles, mybadapp.exe. What do we do next?
Well, if it's a service we could stop it (which releases the handles) or if an application running interactively, try to shut it down and look to see how much total Kernel Memory (Paged or NonPaged depending on which one we are short of) we get back. If we were at 400MB of Paged Pool (Look at Performance Tab…Kernel Memory…Paged) and after stopping mybadapp.exe with its 100,000 handles are now at a reasonable 100MB, well there's our bad guy and following up with the owner or further investigating (Process Explorer from sysinternals or the Windows debugger for example) what type of handles are being consumed would be the next step.
For essential yet legacy applications, which there is no hope of replacing or obtaining support, we may consider setting up a performance monitor alert on the handle count when it hits a couple thousand or so (Performance Object: Process, Counter: Handle Count) and taking action to restart the bad service. This is a less than elegant solution for sure but it could keep the one rotten apple from spoiling the bunch by hanging/crashing the machine!
2.) By Pooltag (as read by poolmon.exe)
Okay, so no handle count gone wild? No problem.
For Windows 2003 and later machines, a feature is enabled by default that allows tracking of the pool consumer via something called a pooltag. For previous OS's we will need to use a utility such as gflags.exe to Enable Pool Tagging (which requires a reboot unfortunately). This is usually just a 3-4 character string or more technically "a character literal of up to four characters delimited by single quotation marks" that the caller of the kernel api to allocate the pool will provide as its 3rd parameter. (see ExAllocatePoolWithTag)
The tool that we use to get the information about what pooltag is using the most is poolmon.exe. Launch this from a cmd prompt, hit B to sort by bytes descending and P to sort the list by the type (Paged, NonPaged, or Both) and we have a live view into what's going on in the system. Look specifically at the Tag Name and its respective Byte Total column for the guilty party! Get Poolmon.exe Here or More info about poolmon.exe usage.
The cool thing is that we have most of the OS utilized pooltags already documented so we have an idea if there is a match for one of the Windows components in pooltag.txt. So if we see MmSt as the top tag for instance consuming far and away the largest amount, we can look at pooltag.txt and know that it's the memory manager and also using that tag in a search engine query we might get the more popular KB304101 which may resolve the issue!
We will find pooltag.txt in the ...\Debugging Tools for Windows\triage folder when the debugging tools are installed.
Oh no, what if it's not in the list? No problem…
We might be able to find its owner by using one of the following techniques:
• For 32-bit versions of Windows, use poolmon /c to create a local tag file that lists each tag value assigned by drivers on the local machine (%SystemRoot%\System32\Drivers\*.sys). The default name of this file is Localtag.txt.
Really all versions---->• For Windows 2000 and Windows NT 4.0, use Search to find files that contain a specific pool tag, as described in KB298102, How to Find Pool Tags That Are Used By Third-Party Drivers.
From: http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/driver/tips/PoolMem.mspx
3.) Using Driver Verifier
Using driver verifier is a more advanced approach to this problem. Driver Verifier provides a whole suite of options targeted mainly at the driver developer to run what amounts to quality control checks before shipping their driver.
However, should pooltag identification be a problem, there is a facility here in Pool Tracking that does the heavy lifting in that it will do the matching of Pool consumer directly to driver!
Be careful however, the only option we will likely want to check is Pool Tracking as the other settings are potentially costly enough that if our installed driver set is not perfect on the machine we could get into an un-bootable situation with constant bluescreens notifying that xyz driver is doing abc bad thing and some follow up suggestions.
In summary, Driver Verifier is a powerful tool at our disposal but use with care only after the easier methods do not resolve our pool problems.
4.) Via Debug (live and postmortem)
As mentioned earlier the api being used here to allocate this pool memory is usually ExAllocatePoolWithTag. If we have a kernel debugger setup we can set a break point here to brute force debug who our caller is….but that's not usually how we do it, can you say, "extended downtime?" There are other creative live debug methods with are a bit more advanced that we may post later…
Usually, debugging this problem involves a post mortem memory.dmp taken from a hung server or a machine that has experienced Event ID: 2020 or Event ID 2019 or is no longer responsive to client requests, hung, or often both. We can gather this dump via the Ctrl+Scroll Lock method see KB244139 , even while the machine is "hung" and seemingly unresponsive to the keyboard or Ctrl+Alt+Del !
When loading the memory.dmp via windbg.exe or kd.exe we can quickly get a feel for the state of the machine with the following commands.
Debugger output Example 1.1 (the !vm command)
2: kd> !vm
*** Virtual Memory Usage *** Physical Memory: 262012 ( 1048048 Kb) Page File: \??\C:\pagefile.sys Current: 1054720Kb Free Space: 706752Kb Minimum: 1054720Kb Maximum: 1054720Kb Page File: \??\E:\pagefile.sys Current: 2490368Kb Free Space: 2137172Kb Minimum: 2490368Kb Maximum: 2560000Kb Available Pages: 63440 ( 253760 Kb) ResAvail Pages: 194301 ( 777204 Kb) Modified Pages: 761 ( 3044 Kb) NonPaged Pool Usage: 52461 ( 209844 Kb)<<NOTE! Value is near NonPaged Max NonPaged Pool Max: 54278 ( 217112 Kb) ********** Excessive NonPaged Pool Usage *****
Note how the NonPaged Pool Usage value is near the NonPaged Pool Max value. This tells us that we are basically out of NonPaged Pool.
Here we can use the !poolused command to give the same information that poolmon.exe would have but in the dump….
Debugger output Example 1.2 (!poolused 2)
Note the 2 value passed to !poolused orders pool consumers by NonPaged
2: kd> !poolused 2 Sorting by NonPaged Pool Consumed
Pool Used: NonPaged Paged Tag Allocs Used Allocs Used Thre 120145 76892800 0 0 File 187113 29946176 0 0 AfdE 89683 25828704 0 0 TCPT 41888 18765824 0 0 AfdC 90964 17465088 0 0
We now see the "Thre" tag at the top of the list, the largest consumer of NonPaged Pool, let's go look it up in pooltag.txt….
Thre - nt!ps - Thread objects
Note, the nt before the ! means that this is NT or the kernel's tag for Thread objects.
So from our earlier discussion if we have a bunch of thread objects, I probably have an application on the system with a ton of handles and or a ton of Threads so it should be easy to find!
Via the debugger we can find this out easily via the !process 0 0 command which will show the TableSize (Handle Count) of over 90,000!
Debugger output Example 1.3 (the !process command continued)
Note the two zeros after !process separated by a space gives a list of all running processes on the system.
PROCESS 884e6520 SessionId: 0 Cid: 01a0 Peb: 7ffdf000 ParentCid: 0124DirBase: 110f6000 ObjectTable: 88584448 TableSize: 90472Image: mybadapp.exe
We can dig further here into looking at the threads…
Debugger output Example 1.4 (the !process command continued)
0: kd> !PROCESS 884e6520 4PROCESS 884e6520 SessionId: 0 Cid: 01a0 Peb: 7ffdf000 ParentCid: 0124DirBase: 110f6000 ObjectTable: 88584448 TableSize: 90472.Image: mybadapp.exe
THREAD 884d8560 Cid 1a0.19c Teb: 7ffde000 Win32Thread: a208f648 WAIT THREAD 88447560 Cid 1a0.1b0 Teb: 7ffdd000 Win32Thread: 00000000 WAIT THREAD 88396560 Cid 1a0.1b4 Teb: 7ffdc000 Win32Thread: 00000000 WAIT THREAD 88361560 Cid 1a0.1bc Teb: 7ffda000 Win32Thread: 00000000 WAIT THREAD 88335560 Cid 1a0.1c0 Teb: 7ffd9000 Win32Thread: 00000000 WAIT THREAD 88340560 Cid 1a0.1c4 Teb: 7ffd8000 Win32Thread: 00000000 WAIT
And the list goes on…
We can examine the thread via !thread 88340560 from here and so on…
So in this rudimentary example the offender is clear in mybadapp.exe in its abundance of threads and one could dig further to determine what type of thread or functions are being executed and follow up with the owner of this executable for more detail, or take a look at the code if the application is yours!
Common Question:
Why am I out of Paged Pool at ~200MB when we say that the limit is around 460MB?
This is because the memory manager at boot decided that given the current amount of RAM on the system and other memory manager settings such as /3GB, etc. that our max is X amount vs. the maximum. There are two ways to see the maximum's on a system.
1.) Process Explorer using its Task Management. View…System Information…Kernel Memory section.
Note that we have to specify a valid path to dbghelp.dll and Symbols path via Options…Configure Symbols.
For example:
Dbghelp.dll path:
c:\<path to debugging tools for windows>\dbghelp.dll
Symbols path:
2.)The debugger (live or via a memory.dmp by doing a !vm)
*NonPaged pool size is not configurable other than the /3GB boot.ini switch which lowers NonPaged Pool's maximum.
128MB with the /3GB switch, 256MB without
Conversely, Paged Pool size is often able to be raised to around its maximum manually via the PagedPoolSize registry setting which we can find for example in KB304101.
So what is this Pool Paged Bytes counter I see in Perfmon for the Process Object?
This is when the allocation is charged to a process via ExAllocatePoolWithQuotaTag. Typically, we will see ExAlloatePoolWithTag used and thus this counter is less effective…but hey…don't pass up free information in Perfmon so be on the lookout for this easy win.
Additional Resources:
"Who's Using the Pool?" from Driver Fundamentals > Tips: What Every Driver Writer Needs to Know
Poolmon Remarks: http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsServer/en/library/85b0ba3b-936e-49f0-b1f2-8c8cb4637b0f1033.mspx
I hope you have enjoyed this post and hopefully it will get you going in the right direction next time you see one of these events or hit a pool consumption issue!
absolutely phenomenal. This resolved the issue on my forest root after it stopped servicing requests. I restarted the service that was responsible for the executable that had way too many handles and it cleared up.
Dlink and Linksys are really facing off to see who can get the longest distance routers lately its funyn how far they will go
As most of the folks who read this have said, it's an excellent walk through of what I consider to be very complex issue with memory leaks and hangs.
Much apprecated Tate!
Very helpful! Had a 2003 SBS that was crashing after a few weeks. Used poolmon to watch it for a while, and Thre was slowly (but steadily) growing. Used task manager to find process with highest handle count (Belkin UPS software). Removed the offending software, and poolmon does not show Thre hogging page space.
Wow. We must be long lost brothers Ryan. I just used this article to find the same culprit on an SBS 2003 server - BullyDog Plus 188.8.131.528. Great article!
Amazing! Really helped me to solve the issue I was after over six months. I tried many different solutions including all KBs also listed in this thread - didn't fix it. I keep getting events 2020 in about 24 hours of continuous work until I had to reboot it every day, was very annoying. Yesterday I found this forum. After reading this blog, I looked at the handle counter in the Task Manager, and what I saw was shocking near 960000 handles on 'System' process. When I drilled it down in the Process Explorer using Handle Viewer, it turned out to be a Creative WMD USB Driver KSAud.sys for my X-Fi Surround 5.1 external Sound Blaster device that generated about 24 handles per sec. I googled it, a few people had the same exact problem. Creative knew about it, too. So I updated a driver from their side, and solved the problem in about 10 minutes. Thanks a lot!!!
Hi, i have a server who stop working the the even ID 2019 in poolmon i can see Thre Tag growin all the time: Tag Type Allocs Frees Diff Bytes Per Alloc Mapped_Driver Thre Nonp 378580 24692 353888 220826112 624 [nt!ps - Thread objects] My question: can i use windbg to fin what process create this tread ?? (sorry for my bad english) Thanks Dominique
[The growth of this tag means that additional thread objects are being created. Normally, one of the processes will have a close to matching number of handles allocated to these thread objects and as such you may find out who is either creating these threads and not terminating them or is leaking a handle to the threads. Try "!process 0 0" and observe the handle counts listed and see if a process has a particularly large one (i.e. over several thousand…if that is how many thread objects you see leaking). Then you can use it's EPROCESS address in a "!handle 0 F <EPROCESS> Thread" to confirm they are indeed to handles. If the threads are in the process, the job is easier. You can simply "!process 0 7 <EPROCESS>" to figure this out and observe the purpose of the threads or !thread against one of the returned thread handles. There is a case where there would be no handles to the threads only a positive pointer count. This is a less often and potentially more challenging debug, here you may want to do a !search to determine who might have a stale pointer to the thread if any and !pool to determine the likely owner of the allocated memory with the reference and thus perhaps the culprit. There is obtrace (discussed in the debugging help file) but for a frequently allocated tag such as Thre or File, this will only cause the machine to run out of NPP faster in trying to trace the allocations so I wouldn't recommend it. Also, if you wanted to get call stacks for handles consumed and outstanding over time in a given process, if you can repro this issue, look at our past post about !htrace. -Tate]
Came across this after experiencing event id: 2020's, your advice on handles still works like a charm. Found the real culprit, restarted the service and all our problems went away.
Thanks for the easy-to-follow steps, too.
Thanks for all your godd information, I ran poolmon.exe and sorted ny paged, as you said if MmSt is at the top there may be problem.
is there a way to get poolmon to send data to a text file so I can ask you to look at it and make recommendations
Unfortunately we are not able to provide one to one support through this blog site. If you need a Microsoft engineer to help troubleshoot a problem then we recommend you open a support incident. You can find more information on opening such an incident at http://support.microsoft.com/select/Default.aspx?target=assistance.
You may find some of our other articles useful for diagnosing MmSt usage, such as http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ntdebugging/archive/2008/05/08/tracking-down-mmst-paged-pool-usage.aspx.
Thanks for this - perfect! Copied,saved, and being put to good use.
sorry to bump this topic, i know it has been ages .. i have the same kind of issue on a virtual server any ideas how do we proceed.
[The troubleshooting steps for this issue should be the same regardless of the platform being used. In addition to this article our recent series on pool usage troubleshooting may be helpful, http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ntdebugging/archive/tags/pool+leak+series. In that series all examples were collected on a virtualized system using Hyper-V.]


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Fallen Earth Lead Designer Marie "Aro Sei" Croall has posted a new developer blog outlining several changes to the way factions work for the Territory Control system. The changes will make it a little clearer of who might attack you when you enter into contested territory by removing the shoulder factions and allowing players to choose a single Fallen Earth faction to declare their allegiance to and earn points with.
Players will still have the option to take missions from any of the three factions, but theyll only belong to one, which will control their access to PvP objectives, merchants, missions and faction channels. You can still change factions if you want, but its not meant to be a simple process.
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The only thing they stripped out of Pro was the ability to join a Domain. If you don't know what a domain is, it is like centralized security, usually used at a corporate network. It would seem strange to me for them to use that feature, but if they do, you can't use Home. Home has some foo-foo features that Pro doesn't like Fast User Switching, but I personally would never use that anyway.
If you already have Home, and can't get a straight answer, no way would I upgrade now. Show up with Home until you see it doesn't work. As an aside, if you do have to upgrade, try to get it through your school. Ohio State has an academic bundle for $155 that has XP Pro, Office 2003, and a bunch of other ancillary crap. Those two programs alone would cost about $500 retail.
Good luck!
"Frat boys" are males who can use gobs of hair-care products and fret about their clothes but still retain their masculinity and "guyness" in the eyes of their peers. They can jump into a pick-up basketball game with a group of strangers. They can gawk at and objectify women and still be considered endearing and cute. Frat boys take various forms, but what they all convey is the impression that comes from the right combination of physical traits and personality characteristics: striking good looks, inexplicable popularity, overt self-confidence, pervasive charm and just a hint of self-deprecation.
An air of entitlement or wealth also helps define a frat boy, as does a certain proclivity toward aggressiveness. (That's not to say that frat boys are all rich, but they probably act like they're swimming in money. Nor are they all violent -- that's unquestionably not the case -- but unchecked machismo, which they exude in great quantities, can sometimes have its downside, from frat house hazing to incidents of date rape.)
Does G.W. qualify as a frat boy? Yep. Steve Forbes? No way. Matthew McConaughey? Definitely. Jerry Seinfeld? Nope. And even when it's obvious, there are degrees of difference. For example, the dying ex-president Clinton and George W. were both frat boys, but different approaches; the difference is academic.
If you missed "The Real World," you probably haven't missed Abercrombie & Fitch, so you know the frat-boy look. The clothing store -- a step up from the Gap, a step sideways from Banana Republic -- is the definitive source of the frat-boy image. That's mostly due to its highly controversial catalog/magazine, the Abercrombie & Fitch Quarterly; the catalog's male models embody the image with their perfect abs and sly smirking grins. The look in their eyes says without question that they know you're looking at the photo with lust or envy, but probably both. And the clothing store knows you'll cover yourself in A&F gear just to try to look like the Adonises gazing out from the photos.
While clothes definitely contribute to the image -- just look around at all the young men wearing button-up, long-sleeved shirts tucked into khakis and topped with white baseball caps -- it's not just clothing or perfectly proportioned muscles and a strong jaw line that construct the image. It's not even always about youth. You can almost always see the glints of a former frat boy life in older men; although the image fades into baldness and extra padding, the golden boy at the center of it all is still there.
On another, more positive note, it appears that in his mid fifties, G.W. may be the nation's oldest, most photographed frat boy, proving that there are no age limits to the phenomenon. While A&F would instantly go out of business if it plastered its catalog's pages with boxer-clad Bush and his friends hanging on each other, he still has the athleticism -- real or perceived -- the smarmy, cocky attitude, the smirk. He pouts when things go wrong. His parents apparently clean up his messes. During debates, when other candidates ask Bush questions, he answers them as if his time would be better spent picking lint off his suit. In short, G.W. doesn't just expect to get the nomination and get elected president -- he knows he'll get it in the way a beloved, doted-upon 6-year-old knows that Santa won't stuff his stocking full of coal, no matter what he's done.
It doesn't really matter whether a frat boy has ever pledged a fraternity or even considered it. In fact, only a true fraternity boy could pull off the look without ever having set foot in a fraternity house. To be a "frat boy" one may just need to conform to a certain lifestyle, image and behavior. And CONFORMITY is the key word. From kindergarten on, we feel better, more comfortable, when we're among others who look, act and think like us. And when that mold is a powerful, sexual one like the frat boy, it's not hard to see why people flock to A&F and swoon over Colin.
Whoa! I just realized this thread is waaaaaaaaay old. Does anyone actually use this section anymore? Maybe I can get at least this thread revived...
I transferred from a YHS to Michigan and it was one of the best decisions I ever made. Michigan was a much better personality fit and I found their faculty generally better (more published, too). I also had no trouble getting my first choice law firm after my 2L year. The recruiting there was identical, except perhaps for the very bottom of the class, where YLS would have an advantage. Bottom line--there are plenty of good reasons to transfer within the top ten and plenty of good jobs to go around for students at top ten law schools. I would trust your instinct on this. (Of course, it is a question you will be asked by interviewers, so do have a good answer ready.)


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Dr. Aleister Newman receives a letter seeking his aid. A young girl has fallen ill in a small town in North America. Scared for a her safety and curious about her condition,he offers his expert assistance... Aleister never returns, and soon after, is declared missing. His brother, Isaac Newmandecides to travel to the town in search of answers, but what he encounters is a place filled with horrors that far exceed the confines of reality. His sanity is tested as he ventures further into the middle of nowhere and unravels the mystery of his brothers' disappearance.
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There's nothing like coming in from the cold to a warm cozy house during winter. Here in El Dorado County, many people rely on stoves to keep their homes warm. But what happens when your stove breaks or your vent becomes blocked — or worse? Who should you call?
Stoves 'N Stuff is a family owned and operated company that has been providing top quality stoves and related services to El Dorado County since 1988. With more than 75 years of combined experience, the sales and service staff at Stove 'N Stuff has the knowledge to handle any of your stove or fireplace needs.
"We sell zone-heating appliances — free-standing or built-in — and inserts into existing fireplaces," said Doug Lindsay, sales manager at Stoves 'N Stuff. "With all of these, we offer full-service installations and/or parts and information for those who want to do it themselves."
Unlike other stove shops in the area, Stoves 'N Stuff is proud to sell pellets and promote pellet stoves alongside their gas and wood stoves. Pellet stoves burn compressed wood chips by feeding them from a storage container, or "hopper," into the burn area as needed, thus creating a constant flame that requires little to no physical adjustment.
"There are many benefits to pellet stoves, and we felt it was important to provide consumers with the best products available for them," said Lindsay. "We are the only stove shop in El Dorado County that sells pellets. In addition, the moisture content in our pellets is well below the limit for the premium grade. In the premium grade, you can go up to 8 percent; ours is at 2 percent."
Stoves 'N Stuff also proudly offers parts for all manufacturers and service on gas appliances. They service all of their products through warranty and have an excellent referral service for any stoves they don't service themselves. It's all part of Stove's 'N Stuff's philosophy of providing the best products and service possible to the community.
"We like to think of it as a service to the community," said Lindsay. "We make our community clientele the most important thing about our business, and, in return, our clients do us a huge favor by referring us to their friends and neighbors. We really appreciate our customers for that reason."
Stoves 'N Stuff is also a very active supporter of the community. Whether it's making a donation to the food bank or hospice or sponsoring the Boys and Girls Clubs, Bob Moore, the owner of Stoves 'N Stuff, and Lindsay want to be involved.
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Meli was a shelter dog with three strikes against her who scored a definite home run when she was adopted by a retired Navy veteran in Virginia. For her entire life Gail always had pets. Growing up in Fayetteville, New York it was "at least two dogs at all times," yet it took four years from the death of her last dog in 2010 for the retired Navy veteran to feel ready to welcome another dog to her family. Deployments and dogs and cats, oh my! During her long career in the Navy, Gail "saw the world." In addition to being stationed across the United States, including Hawaii, she deployed to … [Read more...]
In like a lamb: tale of "the perfect dog"
The dictionary defines 'lamb' as one who is gentle and innocent, words that describe the 'perfect dog' honorably adopted by Michael, a career Air Force veteran, as a promise to his young daughter. She wanted to prove that she could be responsible to care for a pet of her own, and even spent her allowance to help pay for the dog's adoption fee. Our thanks to Michael for sharing their story. Emma, the perfect dog I stood there, holding Emma while I signed the paperwork and reflected on her past five months with us. Back in May, a nine-pound mini Dachshund at the shelter climbed in my … [Read more...]
Instincts bond Purple Heart Vietnam veteran and once-abused dog
Trying to adjust to a civilian lifestyle became a painful challenge for Timothy, a Vietnam veteran and Purple Heart recipient whose only refuge lay with the many dogs and cats that he brought into his life after the war. Even now, he describes those animals as "the only friends I had." Tragically, this refuge was taken away from Timothy when his wife at the time got rid of his pets against his will. Years later, Timothy has found solace and comfort again in Melanie, an intensely caring and loyal Great Pyrenees adopted through Pets for Patriots' partnership with the Humane Society of West … [Read more...]
Veteran with depression takes chance on shelter dog
Charles is an Air Force veteran who suffered with a deep and prolonged depression until he took a chance - on a shelter dog named Chance - and regained a sense of purpose in his life. Our thanks to Charles for sharing his tale, and to Big Dog Ranch Rescue for helping us make this story possible. Chance was shipped to Big Dog Ranch Rescue in Wellington, Florida from a high kill shelter in Georgia. He had only been there a few days when we made our trip to meet some potential dogs available for adoption. We knew right away he was the one. I served in the United States Air Force for six years … [Read more...]
A friendly ghost helps an Army officer manage his PTSD
It took a four-legged "ghost" with an ever-wagging tail to help an Army officer cope with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). In the process, the shelter dog - coping with stresses of his own - found a new life as a much loved and constant companion. Born to serve Pedro knew from a very young age that he wanted to join the military; watching movies and seeing soldiers on the street made a lasting impression on him. "Ever since I was a kid, I wanted to be a soldier," he recalls. "I wanted to put that uniform on." Eventually when Pedro came of age he learned more about serving in the … [Read more...]
Dark memories haunt, and bind, Vietnam veteran and adopted dog
As an Army veteran of the Vietnam War who had worked tirelessly his entire life, Jerome found himself struggling to stay busy during retirement. Work was his only antidote for keeping the dark memories of war at bay and, with his wife Suzanne still working, he became accustomed to spending most of his days alone with her dog Lexi. Yet Jerome wanted to a companion of his own - a loyal friend he could adopt and call "my dog." Fixing helos in NamAfter studying auto mechanics and engine repair at Wolverine Trade School in Detroit, Jerome joined the Army in 1966 at the age of 18. He then spent an … [Read more...]
A pen and a pup: Korean War Navy veteran cures the blues
With the stroke of a pen and the love of one very special pup, an elderly Korean War veteran beat the blues that dogged him after the end of a three-decades long marriage.A self-described "writer, poet, librettist of truth and beauty," Ross served in the Navy during the Korean War and found a four-legged sweetheart to lift him from despair after he and his wife of 35 years divorced. Following nearly 14 years of military service, the former Naval officer worked across the East Coast and now calls Michigan home.All the while Ross harbored a burning desire to write and, upon his retirement, … [Read more...]
Adopted dog brings Navy couple closer together
Before being adopted, Kay was an adult dog like too many others, sitting in a shelter with few prospects of a forever home until a Navy couple made her family. In return, she has brought the pair even closer together, and provides welcome comfort during deployments - a staple of military life. This is their story as told by Robert, active duty United States Navy.Our thanks to the Virginia Beach SPCA, whose partnership made this story possible.Born to serveI am currently on active duty in the United States Navy. My wife and I live in Virginia, where I am stationed. Both of us are from … [Read more...]
Post-9/11 Army veteran adds "awesome" shelter dog to his pack
Jason served in the shadows of 9/11, joining the Army and, after service, saving the life of an "awesome" little shelter dog named Cocoa. In the early days of August 2001, Jason made the life-altering decision to enlist into the United States Army. He worked in Washington, DC while awaiting his entry date and, on September 11, 2001, could see and smell smoke that he later learned was the Pentagon catastrophe only two miles away. As the national tragedy wore on, Jason found out that some of his family had escaped the World Trade Center destruction.Shaken to his core by these tragic events, … [Read more...]
WWII hero won over by special needs cat
A WWII hero coping with loneliness after the death of his wife of 64 years was chosen, and ultimately won over, by a very special, special needs cat.No guts, no gloryIt was 1944 and Roy headed off to school like he did every day. Little did he know this would be no ordinary day, one that would shape the rest of his life. As the teen settled into class, men in military uniforms entered the room and asked if anyone wanted to enlist in the Army before being required to register for the draft upon turning eighteen. "I wasn't too smart in school. I was having a tough time so I said yes. Two days … [Read more...]


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0bama's eligibility gains international interest.
From the Western Center for Journalism comes a very intriguing article which quotes in part,
"The English language version of the Russian publication "Pravda" (a
word which ironically means either truth or justice) is revealing what
perhaps is the most mind boggling piece of the puzzle of Barack Obama's
nativity story heretofore hidden from public knowledge.
"Arizona + Minor v. Happersett + Hawaii State/U.S. Citizenship issues
= justia and the scrubbing of Minor off the internet=a puzzle coming
together, showing what Obama really is" summarizes one columnist, (link to summarizes one colomnist - http://english.pravda.ru/opinion/columnists/07-03-2012/120708... commenting on Pravda's scoop."
Naturally Russia would have a clearly vested interest in this considering the promises and agreements made with 0bama shortly after he was inaugurated. What a crimp in the machinery this would be for Russia. Their own news agency just recently had an article in which they showed 0bama's real birth certificate as coming from Kenya.
If you think they were concerned before, finding out about the scrubbed statements from the Minor vs Happersett files, you can be guaranteed they will be double concerned now, and wondering if they also were as duped as the American people.
The article finishes up with these remarks:
Pravda specifically points out: "As long as the public was wondering
about what being born under 'the British Nationality Act of 1948′
meant, and the birth certificate "birther" controversy in general, they
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senator from assuming the role of candidate and then President!" (link: http://www.scribd.com/bsanspoul/d/84001466-Arpaio-Report-on-%...
And Pravda is calling Sheriff Joe Arpaio's press conference"an earth shattering revelation." (link same as above)
"Without doubt, this is a serious Law Enforcement Officer, not one to
be taken in by tin-foil-hat wearing loons." In a very insightful
evaluation of U.S. mainstream media, Pravda continues: "the American
Press is aggressively protecting the presumed President of the United
States, pushing the fraud upon both America and the world, supporting a
man who may well have usurped the office. . .one can easily imagine the
reaction of the press had this scenario been about George W. Bush in
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When we have to get our truth from Pravda, what's next?"
Truly that question is quite serious. When we have to get our truthful news from Pravda, what is next?
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- jwalker 2012/03/11 00:54:05
- They are trying to do that in Congress - there is a bill out against him for high crimes, but it entails impeachment, and he is illegal and therefore cannot be impeached. What a freaking mess!
You can look it up, it is H. Con. Res. 107
- 4dc 2012/03/10 22:45:57
- Not necessarily - it looks like whoever wrote that was drunk and couldn't spell even if he wasn't. Have you seen the latest on the usurper on youtube?
This you HAVE to see! http://www.youtube.com/watch?...
- AdLib 2012/03/10 17:45:32+4Well, nobody ever said, the right-wing of America can see through propaganda. If the rw would step outside their bubble and read what is going on in the world they would understand that America's relationship with Putin and his KGB cold war ideology has always been strained. Putin has lambasted the US for its willingness to use military force to intervene in the Arab world. He also criticized the use of "illegal instruments" under the guise of "soft power" meant to destabilize countries, and declared that "the Americans are obsessed with the idea of ensuring absolute invulnerability for themselves."
President Obama had a good working relationship with then President Medvedev, and I'm sorry to see it end, now that Putin has taken office for a third time. It doesn't matter who holds office in the US, democrat or republican, Putin will have a strained relationship with both parties.
Here's a little trivia for you right-wingers. Pravda Newspaper was shut-down in 1991 by President Yeltsin. It was resurrected under the same name, which is now a TABLOID-STYLE Russian news source. Right-wingers can you say, Enquirer or Murdoch's News Corp?
Not surprised, the rw will spin this story into their own propaganda. After all, they do support Limbaugh, the Tokyo Rose of American lies and propaganda.
- +2thanks for the interesting info.
this birther issue does not seem to go away.
i would like to throw out a question:
what is a natural born citizen of usa?
1. born here, and one parent at least have to be citizen, (as obama mostly seems to be)
2. born here, neither parent need to be citizen,
3. not born in usa, both parents are usa citizens,
4. not born in usa, one parent usa citizen? (as obama seems to the birthers)
i am just curious.
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- +7Yeah, free to lie and free to keep information out of our line of sight. I met a man back in 1992 who had been a newscaster. He had quit his job because of how they were beginning "then" to distort the news and keep things out of the eye of the general public. He said he had had many an argument with his upper management over things that were deliberately not being reported, or that were being slanted in such a manner that was not true. As a result, he quit his job. He said he had too much integrity to allow the American public to be duped in such a way, and would not be a part of it.
- BraderzzCooper <3 2012/03/10 15:14:28
- JoeBlo 2012/03/10 15:08:14+8Our own Congress & SCOTUS knew he was a fraud in 2008 but nobody wanted to take responsibility for starting the race-class-war that would have undoubtedly occurred.
The gloves are off this time around, people have gotten over the 'white-guilt' and he (many others involved) WILL be held accountable for usurping the office.
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