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Just in case you weren't sold on IBM's commitment to better serve and team with smaller enterprises, here is some hard hitting evidence for you. IBM recently launched the Small and Midsized Business (SMB) web portal around Cloud & Smarter Infrastructure as a clear illustration of how the Tivoli, Maximo, TRIRIGA and Netcool solutions are geared for the SMB space across Cloud, Mobility, Asset Management and Storage.
We fully recognize that SMB customers have different sets of needs and IT requirements than our large enterprise customers . And just to be clear, these are NOT watered-down, leftover, or recycled enterprise level products. Instead, the portal features a portfolio of easy to deploy, rapid-value solutions that are appropriately sized and priced for SMB's.
For example, our new cloud provisioning product includes a "try & buy" feature that allows you to quickly download a free trial. SmartCloud Provisioning delivers computer infrastructure as a service by providing on-demand access to virtual machines and storage in the network. The trial is fully functional for 90 days at no charge, and at the end of the trial period, you can purchase the products directly from the site with just a few clicks.
And if you are interested in interacting with a community for this product, you can visit our developerWorks site for discussion forum for the IBM SmartCloud Provisioning Open Beta Program
The new SMB portal also links to a free trial download of Tivoli Endpoint Manager, so you can experience its capabilities and benefits firsthand. This trial has all features enabled and is good for an evaluation period of 30 days.
Once you have chosen the solution that's right for you, use the portal to connect with an IBM business partner in their area. And when the time comes to talk dollars, you can look to IBM Global Financing for leases and loans to help preserve cash with flexible terms, competitive rates, and predictable monthly payments.
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IBM and SMB: We're Fired Up, not Watered Down
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Just in case you weren't sold on IBM's commitment to better serve and team with smaller enterprises, here is some hard hitting evidence for you. IBM recently launched the Small and Midsized Business (SMB) web portal around Cloud & Smarter Infrastructure as a clear illustration of how the Tivoli, Maximo, TRIRIGA and Netcool solutions are geared for the SMB space across Cloud, Mobility, Asset Management and Storage.
IBM InterConnect And SmartCloud Foundation
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As the Western Hemisphere was slumbering, news from Singapore was lighting up Twitter as our senior executives took the stage at the IBM InterConnect conference to talk about some of the latest announcements from the IBM corporation on innovation and a Smarter Planet.
Much of the reporting has been done on Twitter (hashtag #IBMInterConnect) and these keynotes are available on the LiveStream including an amazing speech by Dr. Michio Kaku about the future of computers ("everywhere and nowhere").*
These are supplemented by interviews conducted by Todd "Turbo Todd" Watson, also on the LiveStream.
Since this event was focused on a Smarter Planet (the entire IBM portfolio), we covered a lot of ground. Big Data. Social. Mobility. And, of course, cloud.
For SmartCloud Foundation, the Tivoli organization has a number of exciting solutions that are designed to help you increase the levels of innovation you provide to your clients.
For this blog, I thought it'd be good to focus on three of the new solutions you might not have seen before that are going to help you in building out your private cloud.
IBM SmartCloud Cost Management is one of the key components in transforming IT from a "cost center" to an innovation center by providing levels of visibility, and transparency, to the IT costs associated with your cloud. Measure, analyze, report, and invoice the utilization and costs of physical, virtualized, and cloud computing resources, storage and network resources, applications, and other non-IT cost drivers.
IBM SmartCloud Patch Management combines the benefits of two solutions, IBM Endpoint Manager for Patch Management and IBM SmartCloud Provisioning, to provide an effective entry point that delivers lower costs and improves the visibility and control of physical, virtual, and cloud environments.
Finally, the IBM SmartCloud Virtual Storage Center is a solution that you might have seen us talk about at Pulse 2012 and it's now an exciting addition to the portfolio. This solution helps IT storage managers migrate to an agile cloud-based storage environment and manage it effectively without having to replace existing storage systems. If you're looking to increase your storage efficiency in cloud, but don't have the checkbook to do a "rip and replace" of your entire infrastructure, you need to be looking at this solution.
There's more going on in Singapore over the next two days, and more discussion of SmartCloud Foundation and IBM Smarter Planet. Stay tuned to Twitter and the LiveStream and feel free to post comments below.
* I have to confess that this blog was delayed because I got sucked into watching the keynotes.
Enterprise Systems from IBM
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Earlier today, IBM shared its point of view on the future of the data center with Smarter Computing V3 (press release). A central focus is IBM Enterprise Systems (zEnterprise EC12 and Power) and their ability to deliver exceptional value through a private Cloud. We've seen how organizations have been able to leverage IBM Enterprise Systems to achieve significant benefits. Take the City of Honolulu for example which was able to lower its licensing costs by 68% while increasing tax revenue by $1.4M USD in just three months.
By adding Tivoli software to their current IT environment, organizations can advance their enterprise-class Cloud environment while protecting their existing IT investment. How? IBM SmartCloud Foundation software is deeply rooted in openess - an open standards approach and common management tools that are platform agnostic. Essentially, you pick the platform(s) that best meets your business goals and we deliver a set of interoperable Cloud management tools across your heterogeneous environment. Of course, there are intrinsic benefits to building a Cloud management stack on top of IBM Enterprise Systems given the tight integration between hardware and software. OMEGAMON for example leverages a deep integration with zEnterprise systems to deliver advanced monitoring that reduces typical time to resolution from 90 minutes to 2 minutes.
Whether your starting to consider virtualizing your IT environment or deep into your Cloud journey, we have open Cloud management tools that help you expand your Cloud footprint without fear of vendor "lock-in". Learn more about the latest announcement and our Cloud solutions by visiting this site and attending the System z webcast on October 17.
Orlando Is The Happiest Place On Earth: IBM Edge And IBM Innovate
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Over 51 million tourists travel to Orlando, Florida every year, but only the cool ones go to attend IBM Edge and IBM Innovate.
As I type this, so many of our customers, partners and my colleagues are in the "brutal" 88°F* weather learning more about storage and software & system innovation.
IBM Storage
Since much of my focus is around product announcements, I wanted to point folks to the IBM Tivoli Storage Productivity Center V5.1 announcement that happened yesterday (Announcement Letter 212-189).
For content coming from the conference, a number of the marketing team are on the ground at Edge and tweeting. Be sure to follow Maria, Martha and Branavan (and of course, @ibmstorage) as well as the hashtag #ibmedge.
IBM Innovate
The Rational team have a number of exciting new announcements around Jazz and they will be talking quite a bit about mobile, cloud, industry solutions and a few other things including DevOps.
For us service management folks, DevOps translates into tangible benefits we can bring back to the business; like fewer errors and faster time to resolving errors if they do occur.
Back at Pulse 2012, we announced, among other things, the Beta for IBM SmartCloud Continuous Delivery (see the blog post and press release).
Of course, at Innovate there's a lot more to talk about with DevOps. Including the announcement from last week of IBM SmartCloud Application Performance Management 7.5 (Announcement Letter 212-143).
Along with IBM SmartCloud Control Desk and IBM SmartCloud Provisioning Manager (among others), it's about developers and testers having access to the same tools, data and information that operations uses and leveraging them to fix problems before they occur. And if problems do occur, the linkages with tools like Rational Application Developer and Rational Performance Tester allow the developers and testers to quickly resolve these issues as everyone and everything is connected.
As stated before, fewer errors and faster time to resolving errors if they do occur. This translates into using time to be productive and being innovative. Innovation is what provides value back to the business.
There's a good press release from yesterday, "IBM Expands Collaborative Software Development Solutions to Cloud, Mobile Technologies" that highlights some of the integrations and new solutions (including Application Performance Management).
The conference is being livestreamed (with video available right on the IBM Innovate home page) and be sure to follow the discussion on Twitter using the hashtag #ibminnovate and be sure to read the Invisible Thread blog for updates on what's happening on the floor.
In Other Racing News...Get It (Storage Puns, FTW)
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That was a cheap ploy for me to work in a comment about how excited I am that Austin is well on it's way to getting a Formula 1 track (Statesman).
Shameless? Or brilliant? You make the call
Anyhow, the title is a pun on the Random Access Compression Engine™ (RACE) architecture that is a part of the Storwize offering that IBM recently acquired.
I want to welcome all the Storwize employees to IBM (hello!) and let our customers know that this is some pretty tight technology and it's worth reaching out to your IBM sales rep or business partner to learn more about it.
In short:
Here are three good links for more details on the aquisition as well as a quick video featuring Doug Balog, Vice President of IBM Storage.
*Source: Compression data collected from installed Storwize appliances. Compression rates vary by file type and content. Compressed data may not compress further with Storwize technology.
An Illustrated Explanation of Integrated Service Management in Less than 7 Minutes
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What is IBM Tivoli Software? We know you want the short version. Steven Wright of Tivoli Software breaks it all down for us in less than 7 minutes on a white grease board. Check it out while you have your morning coffee, afternoon tea, or while you get your miles in on the treadmill or trail with your smart phone. Then visit ibm.com/software/tivoli for more details on how IBM Tivoli Software can help you run a smarter business.
Re: CloudBurst: New IBM Cloud Computing offering for improved Service Management
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In response to: CloudBurst: New IBM Cloud Computing offering for improved Service ManagementThis is a very exciting announcement. I really like the customer-centric approach--single product, single delivery, single installation, single invoice, single support structure.
Need Smart People for Smarter Cities, Dynamic Infrastructure, and Service Management
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Recent IBM news on "Smarter Cities" is invoking fond memories of one of my favorite courses at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute: Politics of design taught by Professor Langdon Winner. Some of my favorite discussions during this course focused on urban theory and planning and environmentally and ethically responsible innovations. A few of my favorite personal readings included:
The concrete connection between
While innovations and technologies always fascinate me, personally I'm most interested in the political, socio-cultural aspects of Palmisano's statement below:
"All the ways in which the world works come together in our cities. They are the proverbial melting pot -- not only for immigrants, but for systems, blending them together to engender new forms of commerce, of culture, of science, of life and of society. Which is why cities -- more than states, provinces or even nations -- are likely to be the crucible for human progress and evolution in the coming century."
Smart cities require smart people and deliberate thinking. How will
What's this Tour of Tivoli thing anyway?
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IBM kicks Dynamic Infrastructure into Action!
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When IBM first kicked off the Dynamic Infrastructure announcement at Pulse 2009 conference, we heard some rumblings on whether Dynamic Infrastructure was just another executive buzzword or if there was real meat behind "the concept."
What Service Management Hot Topics would you like to hear more about from your peers?
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Going to Pulse? Here's your chance to ensure you get the information you want and need!
IBM is hosting a one hour panel, "Tales from the Cutting Edge of Service Management," with IBM customer panelists at Pulse. Tell us which of the questions below would you like us to ask the panel the most? Are there any topics we missed?
· What are you doing to have a more energy efficient data center?
· How have you determined your energy usage and what your energy management goals should be?
Virtualization / Cloud
· How are you managing the different business services and IT environments across a virtualized environment?
· How do you monitor all the different business services and IT components across a virtualized environment?
· How do you think Cloud Computing will affect your business?
Service-oriented architecture (SOA)
· How have you set up a SOA environment?
· Sixty-three percent of clients expect SOA application to impact their service management investment.
· What is your company doing to extend into that environment?
· How have you set up a SOA environment?
· Sixty-three percent of clients expect SOA application to impact their service management investment.
· What is your company doing to extend into that environment?
· How have you set up a SOA environment?
· Sixty-three percent of clients expect SOA application to impact their service management investment.
· What is your company doing to extend into that environment?
· What benefits have you experienced in applying the ITIL framework in your organization?
· What steps are you taking to manage and store the proliferation of data?
· How do you ensure that the data your business runs on is where you need it and properly archived for accessibility and compliance?
· What steps are you taking to manage and store the proliferation of data?
· How do you ensure that the data your business runs on is where you need it and properly archived for accessibility and compliance?
· How are you managing access control and security of your business critical systems?
· What are you doing to address data security?
Implementation of Service Management
· What has been your company's key challenge in implementing Service Management and how did you overcome it?
· Once I'm ready to make that leap and say, okay, let's start down the path to Service Management, what should I plan to spend to do that?
· Do you see more value for implementing Service Management in any specific area of the business or is it consistent across the board?
· How did you develop your implementation strategy for Service Management?
· How was your implementation of Service Management particular to your industry?
· Could you talk about why a company might be inclined to start a Service Management initiative now rather than later?
Future of Service Management
· What changes do you see ahead for Service Management? If so, how?
· What are the top key performance indicators against which you measure IT Operations success? for example: service uptime, improvement in MTTR, reduction in customer calls/incidents, SLAs with lines of business, internal SLAs, customer experience, etc
· What Service Level Management Metrics help to enable corporate governance?
Business Value of IT
· Do do you track IT costs per service? Is this information used for service planning/justification and/or chargeback of related costs to the lines of business?
· How does Service Management help your company to minimize the functional processes of technology and instead focus on how IT contributes to your core business?
· How do you ensure that your IT and business objectives are aligned?
· Do do you track IT costs per service? Is this information used for service planning/justification and/or chargeback of related costs to the lines of business?
Asset Management
· Have you seen an increase in asset up time as a result of your asset management implementation?
· What measures have you taken to ensure that your company's physical and IT assets are managed optimally, in a way that reflects business goals and strategies?
Benefits of Service Management
· How does Service management help your company achieve and maintain significant distinction in an ultra-competitive marketplace?
· How does Service Management help you to attract new customers, measure and increase the satisfaction level of customers you have?
· What benefits have you seen from using Service Management?
· How does Service management help your company achieve and maintain significant distinction in an ultra-competitive marketplace?
· How does Service Management help you to attract new customers, measure and increase the satisfaction level of customers you have?
· What benefits have you seen from using Service Management?
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Break out your lighters, the IBM Service Management World Tour is coming!
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I have some big news to share. You thought world tours were only reserved for the Stones, Springsteen and other big-name acts? Well, I guess service management has hit the big time, because the IBM Service Management World Tour kicks off in mid-August with gigs across the U.S., Europe and Asia.
I think this is a perfect follow-on to Pulse a merry band of IBM experts comes to a town near you (hopefully) and delivers in-depth presentations on the latest IBM solutions and approaches in service management, storage management, enterprise asset management, and System z. Its a series of hard-hitting one-day events held in smaller settings where you can get some serious face-to-face time with service management gurus. Im helping one such expert with his presentations on the Tivoli Service Management Center for z and consolidating Linux workloads on z (no snappy title yet), and Im impressed with his focus and clarity. Even I get it! By the way, if you missed my profile, thats what I do, write presentations, podcasts and website stories for Tivoli.
Anyway, the tour begins in Boston on August 12, with events in 13 more US cities; the Europe and Asia schedules are being finalized now. You can check out what we have so far and even register for the road show at the World Tour page. You can always ping your favorite IBM sales rep, who is sitting by his/her laptop yearning to hear from you, or ping me, Bob Pickard. In any event, I'll be blogging new news on the tour as it comes along. Party on, Garth.

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With Pinned Sites, you can get to your favorite sites directly from the Windows 7 taskbar—without having to open Internet Explorer first.
Pinning a site takes seconds: click the icon to the left of the web address in One Box, or the tab for the website, or the website's icon on the New Tab page, and then drag it to the taskbar. That's it. Once a site is pinned, it shows up as its own thumbnail, separate from Internet Explorer. Now all it takes is one click to get to your favorite website.
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This Saturday, June 22 will be the biggest sprint car show Holyoke has ever seen. Three tours will invade the Phillips County Raceway high banks including the BST/Colorado tour, the URSS Kansas tour and the HSS Nebraska tour—all in one show to see who is who and to declare one champion.
Gates open at 5 p.m. with hot laps at 6 p.m. Races start at 7 p.m. sharp.
Also running will be the four IMCA divisions of mods, stocks, sport mods and hobbies.
Sprint cars are featured at the Phillips County Raceway this Saturday, June 22.
Coming up on the PCR schedule are the races on Thursday, July 4 with NASCAR star Kenny Schrader there for a photo session and signing autographs at intermission.
For more information, call 720-404-0400 or visit www.bstracing.com or the Facebook pages for PCR and BST Promotions.
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Florida's workers compensation insurance rates have climbed from 40th to 29th most expensive in the nation over the last two years.
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Cincinnati, OH (Sports Network) - Cincinnati Reds outfielder Ryan Ludwick
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Newly acquired Royals starter Ervin Santana met with the media on Monday afternoon. He feels great and can't wait until spring training. The righty is looking forward to playing with the young and talented Royals team.
Santana was born Johan Ramon Santana. Today, he explained his name change. He saw one of his early baseball cards while in the minor leagues and it read "from Venezuela". The Royals pitcher is from the Dominican Republic, not Venezuela, home to Mets pitcher Johan Santana. Thus, the younger hurler changed his name to Ervin…and avoided confusion in the process!


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A frenotomy is a procedure to release the tissue (lingual frenulum) that attaches the tongue to the floor of the mouth. It is the preferred surgery for tongue-tie in babies younger than 1 year of age.
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A sweet but sassy relative of the chili pepper, paprika is used to add warm, natural color and mildly spicy flavor to soups, stews, grains, and a variety of hors d'ouvres.
Botanical name: Capsicum annuum L. var. annuum , Capsicum annuum
Also known as sweet red pepper or pimento pepper, the paprika (Capsicum annuum) is larger and much milder than the chili pepper. An herbaceous annual that grows 20 to 60 inches in height, it's sometimes woody on the bottom, with leaves that are dark green on top and lighter underneath. The flowers are white and the fruit starts out green, then turns red, brown, or purple; the red fruit is harvested for paprika.
Domestic paprika has a fresh, green quality, while the Spanish variety is more pungent and the Hungarian is more lively. Spanish and Hungarian paprikas have become more alike, though, as the Hungarian peppers are now bred to taste more like the sweeter Spanish peppers. They still look different, though; Hungarian and domestic peppers are more pointed, while those from Spain are smaller and rounder. Hotter paprikas are now often obtained by adding cayenne to the powder to punch up the heat.
Paprika is graded according to classes: Spanish paprika has three grades (sweet, semi-sweet, and hot), while Hungarian has seven (or more) classes (special quality delicate, exquisite delicate, pungent exquisite delicate, rose, noble sweet, half-sweet, and hot). By the way, the brightest red peppers aren't the hottest. In fact, the lighter red and lighter brown are hotter than the bright varieties. For mildest flavor, choose the Spanish variety; for a bit more more pizzazz, go Hungarian. While there's some debate about just how it happened, the first pepper plants (which were stronger than the paprikas we know today) are thought to have been brought to Hungary (famous for its paprika) in the 17th century. In the 19th century, during a contest to determine the best ground paprika, two Hungarian brothers introduced a milder version of paprika by removing the stalks and seeds from the peppers. These parts of the pepper are higher in the heat-producing capsaicin. A Nobel Prize (1937) has even been given to a scientist for his vitamin C research on paprika peppers. Paprika peppers have seven times more vitamin C than oranges, pound for pound.
Directions: Paprika releases its flavor and color when heated. It also burns easily, and once it's brown it starts to become bitter. So take care not to cook it too long (in a frying pan, for example).
Suggested Uses: Fragrantly sweet and colorful, paprika is a great spice to have at hand. Use it to add lovely color and a slightly pungent sweetness to any dish. Try it on cheeses and spreads, hors d'ouvres, salads, egg dishes, marinades and smoked foods. Add it to the flour used for dusting poultry, meats, and seafoods, and include it in salad dressings, where it will both add color and work as an emulsifier (to combine the oil and vinegar). Spanish, Turkish, and Portuguese soups, stews, and casseroles rely on paprika, as does Indian tandoori chicken. Paprika is traditionally used in Hungarian goulash, paprikash, processed meats and spiced sausages. And you'll find it in chili powder blends.
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1940 Ford COE - Cab Cover CoolWritten by on July 1, 2006 Contributors: Brian Brennan, Nick Licata Bob Dron's '40 Ford COE
In actuality, it is usually the ones you least suspect. With eight custom cars and trucks in his possession, the last vehicle Bob Dron would've expected to draw such attention would be his custom '40 Ford cab-over-engine (COE) truck. But all you need is one look at this mysterious beast and you'll be mesmerized. For a truck that was purpose-built by Ford to endure a hard laborious life filled with anything but glamorous hauling duties, this space-age sheetmetal monster has endured. The original design of the truck is quite Art Deco and stylish, almost like it should be part of the service fleet for the Queen Mary. In its present state, it looks like it belongs on display inside the majestic ship or in the Smithsonian. It's kinda cool to think that Bob drives the hell out of it!
The COE had been a work in progress for many years and for many owners (or should I say curators?). Bob bought the truck from his good friend Barry Weiss in Los Angeles who took the project a long way from where it started when he got it. Barry got help from SoCal buddies Walt Kurczynski, Bill Cooke, Jerry Pappas, and Steve Stanford for brainstorming, after which they grafted on the '39 Lincoln Zephyr headlights, reshaped the lower front valance, added the diamond plate and a tailgate to the bed, and finished by shooting everything in semi-gloss black enamel. To make sure Barry could haul his restored Airstream trailers with the COE, they dropped in a '95 Chevy 355-inch small-block and matching Turbo 350 trans for worry-free towing and cruising.
Most of what Barry and company had done to the truck remains today under Bob's ownership, but he had Tom Walsh go through what was going to stay. The chassis is of unknown custom descent, made from box tubing with a disc brake Nova front clip that mounts a Mustang rack for easy maneuvering. Below the diamond-plated bed, Bob had Leonard Lopez from Dominator Street Rods in Oakland, California, change out the old axle and leaf springs in favor of Air Ride and a late-model GM rearend that's home to a 3.73:1 limited-slip gear. Fifteen-inch steel wheels wrapped in Coker radial whitewalls and '57 Cadillac wheelcovers now roll the ex-flatbed down the highway to coincide with the latest work taking place.
The '40 went to the highly regarded Lucky 7 Customs in Antioch, California, so that Marcos Garcia could go over its exterior with a fine-toothed comb to smooth out the last 10 years of service under Barry's care. To crown an unusual jewel such as this, Marcos covered all of the COE's molded panels in red with a flattened clearcoat to keep the suede look. Topping off the red with tasteful gloss black scallops to accentuate the unique lines of the truck might just be the icing on this utilitarian cake.
Not letting the moss grow on the project and the end in sight, it was taken to Custom Auto Interiors in Bloomington, California, to have the skillful needle of Ron "The Stitcher" Mangus work his magic. The custom seats were deftly baptized in red vinyl tuck 'n' roll bordered in black piping. Elsewhere we find black loop carpet with red piping and more of the red T&R on the firewall. Other than that, the cabin is fairly basic, with a Colorado Custom wheel on a GM tilt column. Ventilation even comes in the old fashioned variety-a crank open split windshield and manually roll-down side glass.
Bob admits that even with nicer cars to choose from, the COE is his favorite. Perhaps it is because he feels like the pilot of what trucks might look like on Mars or it's because the '40 IS one of the coolest trucks on the road-period.
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Lineups: Viva Los Royals and Yankees
Royals are back in town and we are celebrating in a big way. This weekend is loaded with events, celebrations, promotions and Yankees. Things get started to night with "Viva Los Royals," before bobbleheads, autograph afternoons, awards, family photos and fireworks come into play. On the field, the Royals turn to Gil Meche (7-12, 3.85 ERA) against New York's rookie pitcher Ian Kennedy (1-0, 1.29 ERA). Here are your lineups…
For the Royals:
Gathright – LF
Grud – 2B
Gload – 1B
Butler – DH
Teahen – RF
DeJesus – CF
Gordon – 3B
Smith – SS
Buck – C
Meche – P
For the Yankees:
Damon – LF
Jeter – SS
Abreu – RF
Rodriguez – 3B
Matsui – DH
Posada – C
Giambi – 1B
Cano – 2B
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Posted 31 January 2013 - 10:40 PM
Thanks for any and all comments.
Posted 31 January 2013 - 11:12 PM
I followed it while they where getting it all to work. It seemed like it was getting pretty well sorted out some months back. I haven't been tracking it lately.
Posted 31 January 2013 - 11:39 PM
had it for the last18 mo....the software has been stable for at least the last 9mo+..
Realy like the touch screen,,,and I understand the new ones are shippng with the new HD motors,,,I bought one to replace and have a spare,,,very nice and better than any other they had...I use the web interface...
Posted 01 February 2013 - 01:27 AM
In short it works great.
Posted 01 February 2013 - 01:48 AM
First, if you take the time to really polar align, then it will reward you with great gotos. There are some model building scripts that will greatly help with selecting the stars for you.
Second, the accuracy that you put into building the model will help. I personally will build a model of 3-5 stars per side of the meridian. This will hold for several nights and all I have to do when starting a new night is point to a star, slew to fix it, and then sync on the position. After that, it's good to go.
Also, if you take the time to park the scope between flips to shift the counter weight and then do the same effort to sync on a star on the new side, it will have the same level of precision that you'd want. The reason for this extra step is because I run with a little slack in the gears and the reposition of the weight helps keep them meshed.
These are the peculiarities of the system as I use it now. I'm sure that others have found solutions that work for them.
Posted 01 February 2013 - 10:43 AM
Posted 01 February 2013 - 02:22 PM
I have a G1 & G2. Both are very good systems. The G2 is a menu driven got that is still evolving. There are features that are not yet implemented but are being worked on by Rene' Gorlich. He's in Germany and is doing most of the software development. As it sits right now is a very functional Goto, Periodic Error Correction, Polar Alignment Correction (Cone Error), Polar Alignment Assist. The firmware is easily updated via a website download. A major PITA until you learn how to do it, & is VASTLY better than when it 1st came out. I moved mine for my G11 over to my HGM-200 about 4 months ago & it only required a mount type change & PEC. I keep dialing in the polar alignment (drift align) because the plan is for AP. I'm totally confident the mount & G2 can do that.
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Posted 01 February 2013 - 11:27 PM
Posted 02 February 2013 - 09:00 AM
Charlie B
Posted 02 February 2013 - 09:01 AM
No you hit the nail on the head.
Posted 02 February 2013 - 09:38 AM
I have both the CGEM and the G11. The CGEM is a good mount but, does not handle my heaviest OTA for astrophotography. The Gemini 2 and G11 do, with better guiding than the CGEM with lesser weight. The Gemini 2 software is being developed and has bugs, but no more than the CGEM has had. The best part of the Gemini is that it can use Ethernet and act as a pass through for any ASCOM compliant software using the native drivers. The CGEM can also, by using the virtual port, but requires a POTH hub and ASCOM drivers.
Charlie B
I agree with Charlie. Yes, Patrick, it's definitely more complicated than Nextar .
Posted 02 February 2013 - 01:39 PM
It also sounds like aligning the mount (10 stars on each side?) would be a PITA. Am I missing something?
I'm not sure how sophisticated the CGEM alignment software is, but the G11/Gemini may be doing more. The more stars used for the modeling, the more accurate the model which not only includes cone error but flex in both the mount and the OTA.
Posted 02 February 2013 - 10:54 PM
Here's the dilema...I'd like the tracking accuracy of the Losmandy with the user friendliness of the CGEM.
Posted 02 February 2013 - 11:01 PM
I was skeptical about Mach1 not having pointing models but it's not really needed once a good polar alignment is done. The Mach1 mount head weighs only 28lbs without counterweight shaft and has imaging carrying capacity of 45lbs.
Posted 02 February 2013 - 11:07 PM
The CGEM uses up to 6 stars for alignment.
Here's the dilema...I'd like the tracking accuracy of the Losmandy with the user friendliness of the CGEM.
Tis always the problem. The consumer mount companies spend a lot of time making their control systems very user friendly while the high end mount companies spend more time on the mount mechanics. The Gemini 2 is probably the first higher end controller that has the chance to become more user friendly, it just may not be there yet.
Posted 02 February 2013 - 11:30 PM
the 1-star align leaves something to be desired.. goto accuracy is completely dependent on how accurate the polar alignment is.
Posted 02 February 2013 - 11:39 PM
Sorry about hijacking this thread since this is about Losmandy mounts.
Posted 03 February 2013 - 12:00 AM
that's the price of a new G11 non Gemini... a huge depreciation of almost 50%
that kind of says something about the G11... doesn't it?
Posted 03 February 2013 - 12:21 AM
Posted 03 February 2013 - 12:31 AM
there's a G11 G2 in the classifieds for $2K!!!
that's the price of a new G11 non Gemini... a huge depreciation of almost 50%
that kind of says something about the G11... doesn't it?
Of course that would appear to be no spring chicken of a G11. I don't think I have seen one quite that eggplant purple before.
Posted 03 February 2013 - 12:31 AM
Posted 03 February 2013 - 12:50 AM
i like the mount and i actually like gemini-2 but it does have bugs. the firmware updates come slowly for various reasons. i use astrotortilla and never bother building any models. unfortunately back to back syncs near each other can confuse the gemini-2 and completely trash the pointing model.
mine won't respond to RA commands (from the ST-4 port) if PEC is loaded and running. it forgets the PEC curve all the time, meaning the check box for the PEC goes gray. i have to upload the curve again using PEMPro, which of course i had to purchase separately.
my particular copy has really awful PE. +/- 15 arcsec. and there are some fast spots on the worm that are not guidable.
one night, and i'm not sure whether it was my fault or not, for some reason the G2 kept tracking past it's limits and crashed my STT-8300M into the tripod. there was no damage to the camera, tripod or OTA, but apparently G2 kept supplying current to the RA motor and fried it. not completely, but after that the motor exhibited a really bad jitter. i had to swap the RA and DEC motors.
i knew that using this mount, especially at 2000mm, would be challenging. it does work, and i have been able to get some reasonable images, but i have to throw away many subs and the abovementioned bugs are annoying.
i have remedied the situation by getting a mach1gto. i plan on keeping the G11/G2 for wider-field setups.
Posted 03 February 2013 - 01:05 AM
what i can say is the mach1 worked great out of the gate at 2350mm and an indifferent polar alignment and balance.
Posted 03 February 2013 - 01:23 AM
-Firmware releases while not as fast as we would like them to be are faster than any I have seen with any device that I own. My phone, My advanced calculator, my LX200r mount my focus controller, non of these have been getting firmware updates as fast as the Gemini II.
-It is a relatively new system, most people who buy it are aware that it is work in progress and have done their homework in research.
-The only Gemini II specific bugs which I am aware off (Did I tell you I spend more time with the scope than I do with my wife, therefore I feel confident I have run across most of the bugs) are the PEC curve not retained bug and the bug resulting from synchronizing position that was mentioned by pfile.
People using the system on mounts that have no mechanical issues are very happy. Those of us not happy with their mounts mechanical performance are getting rather unrestful and are waiting for our next bonus to come along.
Posted 03 February 2013 - 01:39 AM
as i said i really do like the controller and the ascom driver for it and have made pretty good use of it. i just feel like the various bugs have cost me quite a bit of time, and clear skies around here are scarce. i need something that "just works".


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I wrote (part of) a book!!! In fact, I wrote a whole chapter! The book is called Embellish Me and it's full of tutorials on ways to decorate and embellish fabric. My dear blog friend, Laurie Wisbrun, asked little old ME to be a part of it. Naturally, I said yes. This has been a year in the making and I am so excited that I can finally share it with you! I got my copy in the mail last week and it is absolutely gorgeous. It's well designed, inspiring and seriously cool. Plus, I'm in it. Just sayin'!!! Laurie wrote a really detailed run-down on the contents of the book, so instead of explaining it to you I will point you to her post!
The publisher is Rotovision, which is actually a UK publisher. So the book has two different versions, depending on where you buy it! The UK version is called How to Decorate & Embellish Your Fabrics. When I saw it, I was shocked and amazed. Three of my images appear on the cover!! The cover of a book, you guys. What?! Is this real life?
The tutorials in the book take you step-by-step through a wide range of techniques for doing beautiful things to your fabrics and enhancing your current projects. I'll show you a sample of what you can expect with a peek into one of the tutorials from my chapter. If you're familiar with my work, you'll probably be most interested in and excited to try this tutorial because it resembles the Wallflowers that I make! I created a more fluffy and relaxed version of the Wallflower for the book so that it would allow for more 'error' and also creativity on part of the crafter. Wallflowers are made very mathicmatically with precision but this version will turn out well even if you don't measure at all. You can pack more petals into it to make it more full and your rows don't need to be spaced precicely. I am starting to think I might even be favoring this style of flower at the moment over the Wallflower!
Another great thing about the book is the full four page spreads with interviews of each designer and photos of their work. I always think it's so much more interesting to get to know about the real person behind the work. To feel more connected to them and learn about who they are makes their work even more intriguing, relatable and personal. The layouts are beautiful too. I feel so lucky to have such wonderful exposure!
Being a part of writing this book was such a cool experience. During the process, I would describe it as hard and even stressful. It's so hard to envision the big picture and the final product, when you're trying to get the lighting perfect on a photo of you hand stitching a button onto a piece of fabric while delicately balancing the tripod leaning over a table by a window - oh yeah - and you're getting more hugely pregnant each day! HAHA. Little Luna definitely made it more challenging for me considering my complete lack of energy throughout 70% of my pregnancy! I think that just makes me even more proud of accomplishing this. It was harder than it would have been otherwise. I am proud to have done all of my own photography for it too. It wasn't really that long ago that I was just picking up a DSLR for the first time. What a completely satisfying project to be a part of, something I've been obsessed with for so long, a CRAFT BOOK!
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CASSVILLE, Mo. (AP) - A southwest Missouri high school says four girls' basketball players from a rival school poured urine into the opposing team's water cooler during a February game.
Monett High's principal told parents in a letter last week that the four Cassville High players each urinated into a cup, then dumped the contents of one of the cups into the Monett team cooler at a Feb. 4 game in Cassville. The schools are located about 20 miles apart near the Missouri-Arkansas border.
A written statement from the Cassville school district confirms that unspecified disciplinary action has been taken in response to the "inappropriate act."
Monett High School has contacted infectious disease specialists and says a Cassville student is being tested for potential health risks. Monett's principal encouraged parents not to retaliate.
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Introduction to the Big Data Working Group
The Big Data Working Group (BDWG) will be identifying scalable techniques for data-centric security and privacy problems. BDWG's investigation is expected to lead to crystallization of best practices for security and privacy in big data, help industry and government on adoption of best practices, establish liaisons with other organizations in order to coordinate the development of big data security and privacy standards, and accelerate the adoption of novel research aimed to address security and privacy issues. The WG will also put together research proposals for joint funding by government and industry initiatives.
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(USA TODAY) There was a 7-Eleven robbery in Cambridge last night, but it had nothing to do with the Boston Marathon bombing suspects.
Margaret Chabris, the director of corporate communication at 7- Eleven, says the surveillance video of the crime was not taken at a 7-Eleven and that the suspect that did rob the 7-Eleven does not look like Tamerlan or Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
"The suspect in the photos for that particular 7-Eleven robbery looks nothing like the suspects," Chabris says. "The police or someone made a mistake. Someone was confused."
The suspects were at the 7-Eleven around the time of the robbery but they did not rob the store said, State Police Superintendent Timothy Alban at an evening press conference on Friday.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Fredi Gonzalez is leaving Atlanta's road trip for a whirlwind solo cross-country trip back to Georgia.
After managing Thursday night's series opener at San Francisco, Gonzalez is set to depart from the Bay Area at 6 a.m. local time Friday so he arrives in Statesboro, Ga., in time to attend his daughter's graduation from Georgia Southern first thing Saturday morning.
Bench coach Carlos Tosca, a former Toronto Blue Jays skipper, will manage in Gonzalez's place for two games - and even again Sunday if the first two are wins, Gonzalez joked. He is scheduled to return late Saturday.
Gabrielle "Gigi" Gonzalez is set to earn a bachelor's degree in marketing and public relations, and has an internship set to begin in Atlanta. She is the oldest of Gonzalez's two children.
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Donor Profile: Jim Mazzitelli
AMES, Iowa - Being able to work as a professor at a distinguished university has its privileges. You get to work with new people every year, maintain a good standard of living, and attend all of the athletic events you would ever want. For 37 years and counting, that is what Jim Mazzitelli has been able to do.
Since stepping foot on campus, the current adjunct instructor of accounting has seen just about everything in Cyclone athletics.
"I've been a loyal Cyclone supporter since 1971," Mazzitelli said. "That first year I got season football tickets, and have held onto them to this day."
As a 23-year old graduate of Drake, Mazzitelli had been active in athletics and wanted to continue his passion for the sports he loved. What he found in store for him was a job as an accounting instructor at Iowa State.
"I was always interested in athletics," said Mazzitelli. "I competed as an athlete in my younger years, and was captain of my junior college wrestling team."
Mazzitelli went on to pursue his adoration for wrestling as an official. He had always worked at the state wrestling meet in Des Moines, but worked his way up to become an NCAA Division I referee.
"Wrestling was always big for me," Mazzitelli said. "I really enjoyed officiating and was close to the sport in that way. I was fortunate to referee some Big Eight tournaments for many years, and also officiate for both the Iowa State and Drake programs."
After hanging up his whistle in 1988, Mazzitelli used his CPA license to purchase an accounting practice in Ames, Iowa. Retiring from officiating also meant he now could focus on becoming more of a fan. He picked up season tickets for both basketball and wrestling and became a part of the Cyclone Club donating at the Gold level.
Mazzitelli especially remembers some of the great Iowa State-Iowa wrestling matches.
"One of the best moments was when we broke our losing streak to the Hawkeyes winning on a final pin," Mazzitelli exclaimed.
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While Mazzitelli is in year two of a three-year phased retirement from Iowa State, he realizes that becoming a Cyclone fan will keep him here in Ames for years to come.
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The Royals are offering an exciting opportunity for fans in conjunction with the MLB All-Star Game and related festivities coming to Kansas City and Kauffman Stadium next summer. Through the 2012 All-Star Brick program, fans will be able to leave a lasting legacy at Kauffman Stadium by purchasing a personalized bluestone brick that includes a commemorative 2012 All-Star Game logo.
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As with all of you I have seen many memorable things while afield. However the hands down best happened on Kodiak Island while I was deer hunting after a summer of living on things that swim.
After a long morning of glassing for a meat buck I finally found one bedded close to some thick willow brush on a small tundra bench. After a short stalk I settled the .338 onto my pack and dispensed a 225 grain death pill. Needless to say the buck never heard the report. You all know what comes next... Work. Upon getting dinner boned out and placed in pillow cases I was putting my gear away and just slipped on the heavy pack while reaching down for my rifle I heard willows crack about fifteen yards away. I knew exactly what was there and standing up shouldered the win mag and found myself peering over the scope at one of Kodiak's famous thousand pound residents. The brownie had not come to the gun shot but had instead smelled the blood and sauntered over for a look see. Well, the meat was on my back instead of on the ground so that meant if he came he was coming for me and the meat. Soooo, off went the safety and on went the bear voice... Hey bear, get outta hear bear,(I do not know why we always call them bear, like they dont know or something). Well, he decides that there is easier food else where and lumbers off, much to my relief, leaving me with a full pack, full drawers, and decent story.
Not a hunting tale but.....Years back, I was bank fishing a canal for bass in the Florida Everglades. I heard some laughter and voices and then two young women, paddling a canoe, came floating by about ten feet out in the water......both of them were bear a** naked. Can you say "gulp"? (Oh ya....they acted like nothing was wrong)
I once saw my father track a deer from a half hour before sunrise to a half hour after sunset and we got him. I shot the deer the previous night and we decided to let him bed for the night. This was my first deer with a bow. I'm not going to get into the ethics of the shot with you all, but I think its important to the story that I tell you that I had hit the deer 2 inches above the hoof of his front left leg and broke his leg. It is by far my smallest buck but my fondest memory. I learned more about hunting in that one day than all other days combined. I learned about the importance of taking ethical shots, doing everything in your power to retrieve your animal, the importance of paying attention to the "signs" of the blood trail, and that dads really can do anything.
We tracked this deer across river bottom for miles and miles and bumped him at least 15 times that day. The deer backtracked 3 times on the same mile long deer trail. Let me tell you, that makes tracking the blood trail completely impossible. We had to look for his track going south, north, and then south again to make sure we were still on his trail. The deer bedded only in places that he could watch his tracks. The deer busted out of the river bottom eventually and ran across a plowed field that all the snow had blown off of. Since he wasn't bleeding hardly at all and there was no snow in the field, the only way we could follow the deer was to look for the 3 legged deer track on the frozen dirt, this was no easy task as the field was covered with other deer tracks. Keep in mind that this all was happening on December 29 in North Dakota. It was COLD!!!!
I was ready to give up and my father new it. We were miles from our vehicle and it was starting to get dark. My father told me we should keep at it though as the deer was bleeding less and less and he was bedding more frequently. We caught up to the deer and bumped him yet again. This time something was different though. The deer had ran 50 yards and bedded back down right out in the open next to a bunch of cattle. There was no way to sneak up on the deer so we both just walked towards it. It once again got up and ran another 50 yards and bedded yet again. Once more we walked towards it and when I was within 40 yards I took the kill shot.
Just yesterday I decided to score all the deer in our house. The total number of inches between 29 of the muleys and whitetails that my brother, father, and I have shot is over 4,300 inches. I shared the scores with my brother when he returned from work. He jokingly asked, "what does that one score" while pointing at an older tiny forkhorn that was hidden behind a couple of antelope skulls. I smiled and though to myself, "that deer scores more than any other deer in this house."
I have seen what I consider incredible things while out hunting....huge deer sparring, 3 muleys in a bachelor group that all were well over 30 inches wide, 19 muley bucks in the same bachelor group, a whitetail that had to be 28 inches wide with 7 inch circumferences at the main beams, a heard of coyotes take turns chasing an antelope kid, a whitetail doe chase a coyote away from her fawns...but when I think of something memorable, all that comes to mind is the times I've spent with my family and friends while enjoying the sights and lessons we encounter along the way.
One of me other top memories is when I guided my 93 year old Grandfather on the last muley hunt of his life. He made a 200 yard shot on a 165 class deer. He shot, I said "you got him". He asked, "was that the right one, I couldn't even see his horns". This was by no means even close to his largest deer, but he was tickled to get it and I'll never forget that.
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Heck of a post, ando. Thanks for sharing that.
Tragedy of an airplane crashing. I use to hunt near Colburn, Colorado up Brush Creek on Elk mt. There are two big prominent rocks exposed in an open park. These rocks are probably the best elk crossing in all of Colorado. My local old west cowboy friend Cecil Stykes, ask me one day did I know about them and I told him, "Cecil , I have been hunting there for years and you are just now telling me about that crossing."
Huning in the park and watching the crossing from above I observed a low flying airplane flying up the canyon from Colburn toward Vega. The plane was in the canyon and just a mile or two before Vega and there was suddenly smoke and no plane visible again. Being a pilot myself and flying an airobatic airplane I knew what had happened. I was staying at Vega in one of the cabins, so that evening I found that recovery had used a dozer and ploughed a road to remove the body and wreckage. The plane had hit wires causing the crash.


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Happy Gilmore
|Release Date: February 16, 1996
|Running Time: 92 mins.
|MPAA Rating: PG 13
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|Genre: Comedy, Romance, Sports
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Summary:For centuries, golf has been a gentleman's game. A game of tradition, etiquette and, above all, sportsmanship... until now. Happy Gilmore is a hockey player skating on thin ice who discovers that his wicked slap shot easily converts into a crushing 400 yard tee shot with the potential for big bucks. Happy's career takes a 180 degree swing and lands him on the Pro Golf Tour, where he's about to turn the gentleman's game into a contact sport. A working stiff with a temper as short as his drives are long, Happy doesn't fit on the manicured greens of the country club. His outrageous antics, both on and off the course, cause an uproar among the players and officials; but his roughhouse style attr... Full Summary >>


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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio's education board is meeting for the first time since its president posted a controversial anti-gun-control comment to Facebook that included a photo of Adolf Hitler.
The first order of business for the state Board of Education on Monday is a social media discussion.
The meeting has been relocated from the campus of the Ohio School for the Deaf to the Ohio Department of Education's headquarters, which has security guards. The department says the move is unrelated.
Democrats planned a rally where protesters will demand board president Debe Terhar's (DEH'-bee TAYR'-hahrz) resignation.
Terhar has acknowledged she made a mistake by sharing a photo of Hitler on Facebook while criticizing President Barack Obama's new gun-control efforts. She maintains she wasn't trying to compare Obama to the Nazi leader.


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on issues with Windows 8.1
Hoping someone may be able to help with an infuriating intall issue I am having. Whenever I attempt to run the new driver package for Windows 8.1, I am getting the following error;
"The system cannot find the file specified"
I have tried running the file as an administrator....no dice.
Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. :-)
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Did you want to try the software scrubber that we have developed to try to fix this problem?
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- What version of Windows 8.1 are you using?
- How did you arrive at theis version of Windows 8.1 (Upgrade [CD or Windows Store] or new install or Clean Install)?
- What Printer were you trying to install?
- What version of the HP Software were you trying to install and how did you get it? (Web download or CD)?
- How is the PC connected to your Printer (Network or USB)?
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Thanks for taking the time to respond. The answers to your questions are as follows;
-I am running the standard 64-bit version of Windows 8.1
-I arrived at this version of 8.1 via an upgrade of Windows 8 through the Windows Store
-I am trying to install the HP Photosmart D110a which stopped working after the upgrade to Windows 8.1 (previous versions of the HP Photosmart D110a software have been uninstalled)
-I am attempting to install PS_AIO_07_D110_140_408.exe as downloaded from the HP website.
-Printer is connected via network
Thanks again!!
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11-08-2013 04:53 PM - last edited on 04-20-2016 10:14 AM by OscarFuentes
I think you may need to Uninstall the full software solution and then reinstall it.
Here is a document that talks about some of the problems that users face when upgradeing from Windows 8 to 8.1
Good luck
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I'm having the exact same issue. I would desperately appreciate a solution. I tried the solutions listed on the page you listed and neither were relevant - since they both require running the installer, and our problem is that the installer won't complete.
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I have a similar issue: After upgrading tot Windows 8.1 my HP Officejet Pro L7780 AiO only prints in mirror.
I have installed the full-feature software, but that did not help. There was no mention of drivers that had to be installed separately, so I assume they were included in the package.
I have not (yet) unistalled the HP software, as I had to do so often in the past years I did not (yet) feel up to it.
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I have been working on this problem in another thread.
In this thread I have includued a Log collector (that may or may not run People have had varying results) and also instructions on where the install logs are written so that people can collect logs together and then send me a personel message and I will reply to them with an email address to send these logs to.
Please take a look in the other thread and see if this will help you out and maybe you can send me some logs and we can work out what is happening with these installs and upgrades.
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I believe I fixed this. I turned off my antivirus program (I forget if it's Norton or McAfee, it came installed on this Dell laptop) - I assume that turning off the "auto-scan" feature was what mattered. After that, the D110 software installed without a hitch, and I was able to scan documents.
Hope this helps someone!
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Just wanted to quickly thank everyone participating in this thread for their suggestions. Tried deactivating my Anti-Virus program and...sadly...there is no change. I will review the the other discussion and submit any relevant logs.
I will be sure to share whatever I can once this problem is resolved.
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