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MIAMI - LeBron James went through a series of tests before the game, all under the watchful eye of the Miami Heat training staff and some coaches.
He passed with flying colors, and looked good as new afterward.
James scored 27 points after a three-game absence caused by a strained right hamstring, five other Miami players reached double figures, and the Heat moved closer to securing home-court advantage for the entire NBA playoffs by defeating the Philadelphia 76ers 106-87 on Saturday night.
"He knows his body better than anybody," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said. "So he knew how to pace himself and put his fingerprints on the game."
Playing only 31 minutes, James made 12 of 17 shots from the field and added five assists and four rebounds for the Heat, whose magic number for clinching the NBA's best regular-season record was trimmed to two.
Miami moved to 60-16, one win shy of matching the franchise single-season record. The Heat got there after outscoring Philadelphia 29-11 in the fourth quarter.
"We've got a special team," James said. "We've been saying that all year. We don't take this moment for granted. There's not many teams in NBA history that have won 60 games."
• Timberwolves 107, Pistons 101: In Minneapolis, Rick Adelman became the eighth coach in NBA history to win 1,000 games as Minnesota beat Detroit.
Nikola Pekovic had 20 points and 13 rebounds, and J.J. Barea scored 20 points for the Timberwolves, who surrounded their 66-year-old coach when the buzzer sounded.
Adelman grabbed his wife, Mary Kay, and kissed her three times as a video tribute played to honor him.
• Wizards 104, Pacers 85: In Washington, John Wall scored 37 points in a display of speed and flair to lead Washington over Indiana.
Wall made 16 of 25 shots, throwing his palms up after making an improbable 14-foot sideways runner and flexing his muscles to the fans on the first row after banking in a fast-break layup.
• Nets 105, Bobcats 96: In New York, Deron Williams had 32 points and six assists, and Brooklyn strengthened its hold on fourth place in the Eastern Conference by beating Charlotte.
Brooklyn moved 1 1/2 games ahead of Chicago for the No. 4 seed and home-court advantage in the first round of the playoffs.
• Bucks 100, Raptors 83: In Milwaukee, Monta Ellis had 22 points and nine assists, and Milwaukee secured its first playoff berth in three seasons by beating Toronto.
The win pulled the Bucks within two games of idle Boston for the No. 7 seed.
• Spurs 99, Hawks 97: In San Antonio, Tim Duncan had 31 points and 14 rebounds to help short-handed San Antonio escape with a victory over Atlanta.
The Spurs were without Tony Parker (neck) and Manu Ginobili (hamstring strain). The Spurs also lost Boris Diaw, who left midway through the second quarter with back spasms.
• Nuggets 132, Rockets 114: In Denver, Wilson Chandler scored 21 points in place of the injured Danilo Gallinari to help Denver beat Houston for its 20th consecutive win at home, matching a team record.
Ex-UA Wildcat Andre Iguodala had 18 points and a season-high 14 assists.
The Nuggets also won 20 in a row at home from Jan. 9-March 30, 1985.


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Western Carolina vs UNC Asheville Recap - UNC Asheville Wins 71-61
UNC Asheville got a 24-point performance from Jeremy Atkinson, who added 11 rebounds as UNC Asheville ran past Western Carolina 71-61 on Friday at Kimmel Arena.
Will Weeks had 13 points for UNC Asheville and D.J. Cunningham chipped in with 12 points. Keith Hornsby had 3 assists for them, while Jeremy Atkinson was the team's top rebounder, grabbing 11 boards.
Western Carolina got 15 points from Tom Tankelewicz in a losing cause and another 13 points from Tawaski King. Trey Sumler contributed 5 assists for them, while Tawaski King had 10 rebounds.
UNC Asheville trailed at halftime, 32-30.
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"My Friends. You bow to no one." - Aragorn, The Return of the KingThis week, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and Snowblind Studios travelled to the Electronic Entertainment Expo, revealing new areas and features of the 2011 game, The Lord of the Rings: War in the North. Today, a new cut of the trailer "Heroes will Rise" – featuring the just unveiled character of Beleram, the great eagle, is released specifically for The Council, the game's community.
The great eagles have travelled with the Fellowship before, lending their keen eye and stamina in support of the three, the human, elf and dwarf. As the party arrives at the ruins of Fornost, Beleram, the noblest of these creatures, breaks from chains to join the Fellowship, becoming its fourth member. Destroying structures, providing an aerial advantage, and employing his instinctual combat prowess to tear apart those who threaten the fellowship, Beleram accompanies our heroes in their campaign to overthrow Agandaur, Sauron's Chief Lieutenant in the North.
The cooperative gameplay at the heart of The Lord of the Rings: War in the North takes on a new dimension, as any member of the Fellowship may call upon Beleram to join the battle at critical moments. As the war wages on, Beleram's skills and strengths, when strategically used, can preserve the life of the Fellowship and the forwarding of their mission.
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This week, a start-up called Sqoot got their brush with "fame" when they offered women as a perk for hackathon attendees. No, really, that's actually exactly what they did. Under "Great Perks", they listed this gem: "Women: Need another beer? Let one of our friendly (female) event staff get that for you."


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There were rumours spreading around the newspaper office about a "Press Gang" that would protect reporters. But only the owner and editor knew the true purpose of the Gang.
From the bone dusted hills of Aadda, to the ocean foam of the pearly bay.
The children of the sweet legions frolic in the streets by day.
At night their games are different, and guards whisper of their skills and feats.
They say that nothing is safe, or too large, for the legions of the Knuckle Sweets.
- A song sung around taverns to honor the children gang.
Assassins are always there to be had, for a price. Sometimes, those wishing to hire assassins for very little find their way to the Thrillkill Society.
The part of the body for the soul of the world has been corruped. Woe be to all.
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CBR News spoke with Sholly Fisch, writer of the upcoming "Action Comics" co-feature, which begins by focusing on Steel before moving on to different members of Superman's supporting cast.
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|Last Modified: 31 Jul 2015
|Last Full Update: 16 Jul 2015
|Contact Information
|Office Phone
|Primary Contact
|David Arbeau
|Mailing Address
|PO Box 9000
700 Priestman St
Fredericton, NB E3B 5N5
|Description & Services
|Description of service(s)
|The New Brunswick Extra-Mural Program is a provincial home/community health care program that provides a comprehensive range of services to individuals of all ages in their homes and schools. Our purpose is to promote, maintain, and/or restore health within the context of our clients' daily lives and, when necessary, to provide services to support quality end-of-life care. Care is delivered by an inter-disciplinary team consisting of Clinical Nutritionists, Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurse , Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, Respiratory Therapists, Social Workers, Speech Language Pathologists and Rehabilitation Aids.
Services for our clients in Zone 3 include acute care, palliative care, long term care, long term oxygen services, early language services and rehabilitative services. Home care nursing services are provided on a 24/7 basis. The services of the rest of our Interdisciplinary Team is available Monday to Friday, 8 to 4 PM
As an integral part of the health care system, the Extra-Mural Program is involved in a variety of partnerships with other government departments and divisions, health care institutions, and agencies in order to provide comprehensive services to clients within their homes/community.
|The Interdisciplinary Team is available 8 - 4 Monday through Friday. Nursing services is available 24/7.
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|Fredericton - and surrounding areas
|Ages: 99 year(s) and under
|English ; French
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- Nimetön
- Englanti, Mies, 18-24
- Aloitteleva kulkuri
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It is on the beach like the name says which is nice. The beach is dirty (nothing the hostel can do it about it but still worth mentioning) Out of the city centre but easy to get an uber in if you want. The crowd was mostly locals but that's fine. A nice chilled out hostel
- kkmart1182
- Yhdysvallat, Mies, 25-30
- Ahkera matkaaja
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I enjoyed my stay here at Durban Backpackers on the beach! It is close to a shopping center and mall, so it worked well before moving onto future destinations.
- Nimetön
- Hollanti, Mies, 31-40
- Aloitteleva kulkuri
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We had an appartement on 2nd floor. Great view on the sea and Nice balcony. Lower appartements seem a bit small and bathroom could use some renovation. Airport closeby but only few planes per day, no issue. Quiet street
- Nimetön
- Espanja, Nainen, 25-30
- Aloitteleva kulkuri
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I spent my last day in South Africa before taking my flight from Druban airport at this hostel. The decision to be at a safe and quiet place, direct in front of the beach, was the right one. The house is very spacious and friendly, perfectly clean, has a small bar where to buy some cold brevages and snacks and is situated five min walk to a supermarket and a restaurant as well as 15 min walk to a shopping mall where u can find all international brands. Breakfast is absolutely gorgeous. Bravo!
Hi Thank you for taking the time to rate On The Beach. We are happy that you enjoyed your stay. Our aim is to provide good value for money, clean, comfortable beachfront accommodation with a healthy breakfast. With great reviews like yours, we know we are doing it right. Safe travels, Mark
- Nimetön
- Yhdysvallat, Mies, 31-40
- Aloitteleva kulkuri
- 4 Arviot
great spot! right on the beach. clean comfortable beds, and air con was great! breakfast is really solid - yogurt, cereals, toast, fruit. owner/staff are very friendly and informative. good kitchen to self-cater. had a great stay.
- leicesterfox
- Etelä-Afrikka, Mies, 25-30
- Maailmanmatkaaja
- 21 Arviot
Great location. On the beach, as the name suggests. Pity the air conditioning wasn't working in the Durban heat.
- Nimetön
- Itävalta, Nainen, 18-24
- Maailmanmatkaaja
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The backpackers is located directly at the beach, close to a small shopping center. I only stayed one night but everything was great. The staff was nice and helpful, the room was very clean and comfortable. I really liked the included breakfast and the pool. If you want to stay directly on the beach and not in the city center, this is a great place!
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PRAIRIE VIEW (AP) - Prairie View A&M dismissed its longtime basketball coach and his staff Monday, saying it wanted to move the program in an different direction.
Plummer is ending his second tenure as the head coach after 18 seasons. He has an overall record of 153-377, including a 10-20 record this season and 8-10 mark in the Southwestern Athletic Conference.
The highlight of his tenure was the 1997-98 season, when Plummer guided Prairie View to its first SWAC tournament title and the school's first-ever NCAA Division I tournament appearance despite going only 13-17 overall and 6-10 in conference play.
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Rory McIlroy Calls Out Tiger Woods During "Tonight Show" Appearance
Jimmy Fallon is doing a great job since taking over on The Tonight Show. Monday night was another great episode, having two of professional golf's most interesting men in Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods make a joint appearance.
The show was highlighted by Fallon losing a game of Facebreakers to the recent PGA Championship winner, despite Woods being his caddy.
The most intriguing part of their appearance occurred before Facebreakers while Fallon was interviewing them both.
Woods has 14 major championships under his belt, while McIlroy only has four. His recent dominance has started whispers of the torch being passed from Tiger to Rory, but he has plenty of work to do before he's actually viewed in the same light.
Instead of using the present tense to describe Tiger, McIlroy talked about him like he wasn't relevant anymore while discussing his current hot streak:
"Makes me appreciate how hard he worked, and how dominant a figure he was in our game."
He was referring to the dominant run earlier on in his career, but it also sounded as if Tiger had retired. Even though he'll be turning 39 in a few months and his bad back hindered him this year, he is far from being an afterthought in any tournament he enters — as long as he comes back healthy.
At just 25 years old and his recent hot streak on the course, Rory is on the verge of taking his game to the level of some great golfers, but that still remains to be seen.
I'd compare Tiger's competitive streak to that of Michael Jordan, and that one statement surely fueled his fire. As if he needed anymore motivation. The man hates to lose and will do anything in his power to return to dominance. Once he's healthy enough to get back on the course and compete, it will be fun to watch these two battle one another as they fight for their respective places in history.
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Florida State University does not tolerate sexual assault. We continue to actively and aggressively provide institution-wide programs and services to educate our students and university community on safe behavior, the meaning of consent, how to properly report cases of sexual misconduct, and to hold individuals accountable for their behavior.
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I just installed wooCommerce which I'd like to use as a sort of Single Sign on for my website. I've created a page with a [woocommerce_my_account] shortcode to login/register to the site. So far so good.
Also I require user to be logged in to post comments, thus WP adds a line at the bottom of the post inviting the user to log in. This link directs to wp-login.php and I have not been able to change it to directs the user to my actual WP page.
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How do I record and run multiple find/replace with Sublime Text 2? I tried recording a macro but, as it seems, Sublime won't record find/replace, only text input etc.
Yes, Reg Replace is the way to do it. After installing that package, the way to do it is:
Then all you have to do is invoke the command palette by hitting Ctrl+Shift+P and browse to your newly created command.
For reference, on my Windows 7 installation, the Sublime Text directory is at C:/Users//AppData/Roaming/Sublime Text 2/
You're right Sublime will not record find/replace.
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The Dothan Police Department has now arrested a person wanted for felony theft. Investigators say they signed a warrant against Brittany Ward following a recent investigation.
Police say while employed at Piccadilly Restaurant, Ward conducted fraudulent transactions on the register in order to steal cash from the business. Police say Ward was arrested last night and the case will now be closed.
• Brittany Roshelle Ward, black female, 22 years of age, was arrested for Second Degree Theft of Property with a $15,000 bond.


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Gallery | Pour-Out-Your-Soul | +Watch ME | Note ME
Okay, deviants, here is another contest.
This is a POETRY contest. The winner of this contest will receive 500 from me.
Here's how to win:
Mandatory Stipulations:
1. It can be any type of poem, as long as it has AT LEAST 2 STANZAS!
(A stanza is an arrangement of a certain number of lines, usually four or more, sometimes having a fixed length, meter, or rhyme scheme, forming a division of a poem. [reference: dictionary.reference.com/brows…)
2. IT MUST BE A NEW POEM. I will check. If it is a poem you have already written before the date I am typing this journal, 3/16/2013, then it will be disqualified.
3. MUST be an ORIGINAL poem. Nothing from google or any sites.
4. It can be any type of content, it doesn't matter. Write your heart out.
5. FAVE this journal, PROMOTE this journal as your own or spread the word, and COMMENT with a link to your poem for this contest.
6. DEADLINE is 3/30/13 at 11:59:59 pm EST.
1. Watch me ^^ link above.
2. If you're looking for a group to release your poetic words into, join our group Pour-Out-Your-Soul ^^ we accept all poetry and wouldn't mind new poets and works. ^^
- Listening to: Kendrick Lamar - Poetic Justice
Poetry Contest! 500 Points!!! by asianstateofmindWatch
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Awkward moment when this was last year....
I may enter if I can get my muse.
I'll do this!
I join! The poetry...I'm starting now!
epic! so for promoting the journal, does that REQUIRE us to write a journal or poll about it?
Promoting meaning like make it your own journal or telling others about the contest.
Um, with my writing style, and general free verse/ concrete, how am I supposed to write in stanzas? Do I have to alter my writing style/use another?
Nope, just 4 line paragraphs (stanza) i will accept too! Just make sure there is at least 2 stanzas.
oh sounds awesome! I'll give it a shot
Awesome! ^^
thanks, it hurt a lot to put this on paper, but it usually helps.
I put my hurt on paper as well.
Good. It hurts like hell at first, but it does help.
Exactly, I, honestly, believe that that immense hurt you feel as you write it down is it leaving your body finally. Poetry is a gateway for those to let it out the only way it should be let. Sure, therapists help, but they don't care like other poets would care.
Artwork works the same way. Poets and Artists that can determine the meanings of your work show that they care about and understand you. They take the time to figure it out and it means more than normal gestures sometimes.
Can I enter more than one poem??
I would say yes, but since I don't know how many will enter and with my busy work schedule I would prefer one for the contest. But please write as many as you'd like, just enter one ^^
Hi Hi
Spread you all about my FB and Twitter as well
Hope you like this one
Spread you all about my FB and Twitter as well
Hope you like this one
Well that didn't work! LOL
Sorry about that. LOL
Here is the link!
Sorry about that. LOL
Here is the link!
I am definatley entering c:
So, as stated above, I can post a sonnet, correct?
So, as stated above, I can post a sonnet, correct?
Correct ^^
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uvu i might enter, so why not, i love to write poems so ya~


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K.Gudi Wildlife Sanctuary
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Sep 8, 2009
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Photos taken during a visit to Mysore city.
Feb 13, 2004
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Dec 31, 2002
Temples of Tamil Nadu
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Sep 30, 2002
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Somnathpura Temple
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Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty is famously uninteresting, which is apparently what makes him so intriguing to Newsweek, which put him in the company of such luminaries as David Patraeus, Hamid Karzai, Nancy Pelosi, and Bill Clinton in its new issue celebrating "people who matter on what matters most."
In the interview with Howard Finemen, Pawlenty even jokes about the oddness of his inclusion.
Fineman: Governor, for our year-end issue, we wanted to interview intriguing people about the future, including the future of the Republican Party.
Pawlenty: And they weren't available, so you came to see me!
Yes, Sarah Palin was on book tour. What is it about her that is so fascinating?
Well, I think she is a political rock star. She got enormous attention and support from a big chunk of the country as the vice presidential candidate. And she has sustained that. In part, it's because she has tapped into a kind of base-level feeling about the role and scope of government. She speaks bluntly and plainly in ways people can understand.
The oddest moment of the interview comes when T-Paw confesses his one regret was being too nice to cross-dressers.
To borrow a phrase, have your views evolved over time?
In 1993 I voted for a bill prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation in public accommodation, housing, and employment. That was 16 years ago.
Yes, gay-rights activists regarded you as a pretty cool guy at the time.
We overbaked that statute, for a couple of reasons. If I had to do it over again I would have changed some things.
That statute is not worded the way it should be. I said I regretted the vote later because it included things like cross-dressing, and a variety of other people involved in behaviors that weren't based on sexual orientation, just a preference for the way they dressed and behaved. So it was overly broad. So if you are a third-grade teacher and you are a man and you show up on Monday as Mr. Johnson and you show up on Tuesday as Mrs. Johnson, that is a little confusing to the kids. So I don't like that.
Has the law been changed?
No. It should be, though.
So you want to protect kids against cross-dressing elementary-school teachers. Do you have any in Minnesota?
Probably. We've had a few instances, not exactly like that, but similar.
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A North Carolina county judge ruled Thursday that Duke Energy must immediately act to stop groundwater contamination coming from its 14 coal-fired power plants in the state.
The ruling, issued by Judge Paul Ridgeway, directs Duke to come up with a plan to clean up sites that have been contaminated by leaking coal ash ponds, reversing a 2012 North Carolina Environmental Management Commission ruling that Duke wasn't required to immediately clean up contaminated groundwater from its operations. That ruling was contested by multiple environmental groups more than a year ago, but the new ruling comes just over a month after about 35 million gallons of coal ash from a Duke Energy coal ash basin spilled into the Dan River.
"The ruling leaves no doubt, Duke Energy is past due on its obligation to eliminate the sources of groundwater contamination, its unlined coal ash pits, and the State has both the authority and a duty to require action now," D.J. Gerken, senior attorney at the Southern Environmental Law Center, said in a statement. "This ruling enforces a common-sense requirement in existing law – before you can clean up contaminated groundwater, you first must stop the source of the contamination- in this case, Duke's unlined coal ash pits."
According to the SELC, data collected over the years clearly shows that coal-fired power plants have caused groundwater contamination in the state, but until now, the state had maintained that it couldn't take action against Duke until it figured out the extent of the pollution.
"Arsenic has been detected at levels exceeding legal standards in the groundwater at the Dan River plant at every sampling event since January 2011," Pete Harrison, a staff attorney at the Waterkeeper Alliance said. "If the state had exercised its authority to require cleanup of those ponds previously, the catastrophic February 2014 coal ash spill could have been prevented. The time to use this authority to require cleanup at other plants around the state is now, before another disaster occurs."
The SELC also says that most of North Carolina's coal ash ponds are aging — some have been in operation for as long as 50 years. Gerken told the Charlotte Observer that the only solution he knows of for halting pollution from the ponds is to move the ash from the ponds into lined landfills.
Duke's environmental citations have piled up in the weeks after the Dan River spill. This week, the North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) cited five Duke Energy power plants for not having storm water permits, citations that came a few days after two other power plants were cited for the same reason. Gov. Pat McCrory has pressured Duke to clean up the spill, giving the utility until March 15 to submit clean-up plans to the state, and has also said he wants Duke Energy to remove coal ash from all holding ponds that sit on water sources.


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"It's tempting to race through The Blue Light Project. It has the compelling narrative momentum and intricate plotting of a thriller. Resist the temptation, because…[it's] as much a novel of ideas as it is a page-turner. It's a crucible of topical issues…. By turns hopeful and alarming, The Blue Light Project is a thought-provoking take on what one character calls 'our toxic times.'" —Toronto Star
"Taylor is an intelligent writer, and one whose novels suggest that he has strong political convictions. Some of the best and most unsettling moments come when the grim ironies of the plot illustrate how governments…are quietly dismantling long-taken-for-granted rights and privileges and replacing them with libertarian pseudo-freedoms.… Taylor will one day be a Canadian icon." —J.C. Sutcliffe, The Globe and Mail
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"Part politico-thriller, part urban romance, part cautionary tale, The Blue Light Project offers up an unforgettable portrait of the city as living being. Taylor's unnamed heartland metropolis is wounded and wild with fear, yet it fairly hums with life force, its darkened rooftops and laneways the scene of redemptive chance meetings and seemingly random creative acts. An exhilarating, at-times alarming, read – not a call to arms so much as a call to the regenerative power of art." —Alissa York, author of Fauna and Effigy
"I read this novel straight through from cover to cover, and the next day I started it again. I don't think I've ever done that before. The Blue Light Project is a triumph of a novel. It will engross and engage you, make your heart beat faster and your mind slow down. Timothy Taylor is without a doubt one of Canada's finest writers." —Steven Galloway, author of The Cellist of Sarajevo
"Delightfully engrossing.… Holding The Blue Light Project together is Taylor's prose style, which jumps across the page like a joyful, risk-loving parkour artist." —Winnipeg Free Press
"An ambitious novel, one that challenges its readers to pay attention or get left behind, but it is definitely worth the necessary concentration.… It is about the power of art to heal in the aftermath of tragedy. And from a literary standpoint, it works extremely well.… A wonderful novel – a thought-provoking and challenging story that will lead to debate and discussion among readers and might even change the way you look at our celebrity-driven culture." —The Vancouver Sun
"The Blue Light Project slows down today's accelerated world in order to sympathetically probe the constraints of celebrity, public art and biopolitics in the context of contemporary terrorism. At the core of this suspenseful novel is a hostage crisis that is terrifyingly real. Taylor forces us to consider probabilities. What might happen at the confluence of fear, love, and hope?... Just as Taylor's first novel, Stanley Park, concludes with one of the most memorable meals in contemporary literature, the final illumination in The Blue Light Project will haunt readers for decades to come. Writing at times with the incisive vision of Margaret Atwood, the broken lyricism of Michael Ondaatje, the social realism of Rohinton Mistry, and the brutal honesty of Douglas Coupland, Timothy Taylor now firmly ranks among Canada's finest authors. The Blue Light Project is an important book. Pay attention." —Laura Moss, associate professor, Department of English, UBC, and associate editor of Canadian Literature
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Now recognized by both reviewers and readers as one of Canada's prose masters, Timothy Taylor took a somewhat unexpected route in establishing his writing career. After completing an economics degree at the University of Alberta and an MBA at the Queen's School of Business, Taylor worked for four years in commercial banking, during which time he arranged to transfer from Toronto to his childhood home of Vancouver, where he still lives. However, Taylor had long known that he wanted to write, so he made the decision to leave his job and try to make a go of it, establishing his own Pacific fisheries consulting practice in order to give his new freelance writing career some stability.
As Taylor mentioned in one interview, it was all part of the slow process of developing himself as an author: "It's difficult to have serious writing ambitions and run your own business at the same time. Both pursuits deserve your full attention, but writing won't return a living wage at the beginning, so there are some hard realities." Yet Taylor also feels that his writing has benefited immensely from his work in other areas: "I needed exposure to people in different fields with problems and issues and objectives outside the world of writing. If I had tried to start a novel in my mid-twenties after studying creative writing, I can't imagine what I would have written about. I admire people who succeed this way and, recently, I've met quite a few."
During this time, Taylor began writing his first novel, Stanley Park, and also worked on his short fiction, which began to be accepted by literary magazines. This turned out to be a valuable step for Taylor, as he began to feel a part of the literary community. As he said in one interview, "For me, literary magazines were really important to how I ended up making contact with anybody whatsoever. Because, I think, for beginning writers the only dialogue you have going on about your writing – where anybody will actually talk to you – is the letter exchange you have with lit mags…. And that conversation – you writing and submitting, and them writing you back this letter – represents this small dialogue, and it's the only one you're having." The time spent perfecting his short stories came to fruition when Taylor's "Doves of Townsend" was awarded the Journey Prize (Canada's equivalent to the O. Henry Award) in 2000. Remarkably, he had two other stories on the competition's final shortlist that year, and was the first Canadian writer ever to have three short stories up for the prize and included in the Journey Prize Anthology.
The following year, Stanley Park was published as part of Knopf Canada's New Face of Fiction program, to outstanding reviews. (It was at this point that Taylor was finally able to wrap up his consultancy business and write full time.) The novel follows a food artiste named Jeremy Papier into the inner sanctums of Vancouver's culinary scene, and Jeremy's father, an anthropologist who camps out in Stanley Park to study homelessness, into the city's underbelly. Stanley Park was shortlisted for the Giller Prize, the City of Vancouver Book Award, the Ethel Wilson Award and the Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize.
That novel was followed by Silent Cruise, a collection of short fiction, in 2002, and Story House, a novel, in 2006. Both books received broad critical acclaim. The Blue Light Project followed in 2011, and has been lauded for not only its thriller-like intensity but the important questions it raises about how we live in our world, and what our future might hold. Taylor has also been widely published and recognized for his non-fiction magazine work, and has been a finalist for or winner of a dozen separate magazine awards. Today, Timothy Taylor continues to publish stories in Canada's leading literary magazines, in addition to writing travel, humour, arts and business pieces for various periodicals, and writing for film.
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The 30 pages of this book is jam-packed. What did I like in this?
Well I love the castes. Dragons seem very arrogant and a caste system makes sense. I liked how the castes were set up as well. Lots of great role-playing potential in these. We get a bunch of new Traits and Feats.
Classes get a bit of an update as to be expected. There is a Cavalier archetype, the Order of the Firedrake (which is a PERFECT with my world's own White Drakes). The Druids have the Elemental Exarch. Fighters get Edjet Warriors, and the Magus has the Dragon Magus. We get a couple new monks, Monk of the Fiery Fist and Monk of the Wind Palm. There is also the Mystery of the Void, Greyscale and Void Elemeentalist for the Oracle, Rouge and Elementalists respectively. There is also the Dragon Emir prestige class which I am sure my son would love. The book end with new spells, exotic goods and magic items, including magic the magic carpet. Cool stuff. I am going to have to look for more books in this series.
I got this product for the new witch hexes but the rest of it is great as well. There is a cool Eastern Flavor to this and I want to see if there is more in this series. While I have a lot of cultures on my game world the one thing that has been getting the short end of my attentions are Dragonfolk/Dragonborn. This book, while not explicitly designed for that, is perfect for my needs (and the cover kinda helps with that).
So what do we get? 20 pages (with cover, credits page, OGL statement and 2 pages of "Ads"). While there is an Eastern "flavor" to this, it is presented mostly context free.
The Barbarian is based on totem animals, which is a really awesome variant. I normally don't play barbarians, but I would try one of these. The Cavaliers are the Order of the Ancestors and Order of the Creed. Monks, a natural fit, are presented as Kensai (one of my favorite classes back in the day). Imagine the typical unarmed monk, now armed. And finally, the Witch, with a bunch of new and exciting hexes based on Elemental magics or Dragon magic (see it is a perfect fit!!). In fact these are some of the best Dragon Witches I have ever seen. So this is worth the price of the book alone to me.
We also get plenty of new feats. This was a nice surprise and I am very happy with this.
I am gearing up for the BIG finale of my years long 3e game. The final battle where the forces of good battle the forces of evil happens on an Iceland-like island in my world. I could have drawn anything, I could have even taken an older module and altered the island in Photoshop. With this product I didn't have too. It even looks almost EXACTLY like what I wanted. The ZIP file contains maps of the island. Non-marked, marked and hexed variants. Plus a BW version. There is no text or fluff to go with this, which is great, I have my own. This is my new Dragon Isle! I would love to see more products like this one.
This book is for the d20 Modern Game, Pathfinder and a few other d20 based games. It presents a generic form of a spellcaster that isn't a wizard, cleric, witch or druid. In a sense it is a throwback to the older "Magic User" class. The basic premise here is to provide full powered (up to spell level 9) spellcasters from D&D like games to your Modern Games. I am not sure how this works out in play, but the concept on it's own is interesting enough. There are new feats and a fun "arcane death" table. Frankly I would like to see that expanded into an "Arcane CSI" to be used in any modern game with magical elements.
There is just something about a big red box for games.
I have not been able to get Astonishing Swordsmen & Sorcerers of Hyperborea in it's big red box form, but I do have it on PDF, and let me say it is really nice.
So what do you get with this? Well there is a 256 page player's book, 240 page Referee's book, a map of Hyperborea and pdfs of the Box Covers. So all in all about 500 pages worth of old school playing goodness.
Now there is a lot here that is old hat for the experienced role-player and some that is similar to many of the OSR games. That all being said it does also make it a great intro game for anyone and there is a still so much here for the old-timers that I don't feel a page is wasted.
The Players Book focuses on making characters, magic and combat. So ability scores are covered, alignment and classes. Most of this is the same as say D&D or S&W, but there are enough little changes to make it worth your notice.
for starters the races of Hyperborea are all human-centric. So we have Amazons, Kelts, Kimmerian, Vikings and Hyperboreans among others. All what I call the "Conan" races.
Let's move to the classes. There are the four basic classes, the Fighter, Magician, Cleric and Thief. But each also has 4 to 6 subclasses. Fighter has the Barbarian, Berserker, Cataphract, Paladin, Ranger and Warlock. The Magician has Illusionist, Necromancer, Pyromancer and Witch. The Cleric has the Druid, Monk, Priest, and Shaman. Finally the Thief has the Assassin, Bard, Legerdemainist and Scout.
Each subclass is very much like it's parent classes with some changes. The classes look pretty well balanced. I liked the bard as a single class option (nice to have and not something that we had in 1979). I would love to try out the Necromancer, Witch and Warlock and I know my son would love to try the Pyromancer.
Each class has a "Fighting Ability" and a "Magic Ability" which relates to attacks. So yes, even magicians can get a little better in combat as they go up in level. It's a great little shorthand and works great. So a 4th level Fighter has a fighting ability of 4. A 4th level magician still only has a fighting ability of 1 and a cleric 3 and thief 3. Sub classes can and do vary.
AC is descending (like old school games), BUT with the Fighting Ability stat it could be converted to an ascending AC easy. There are background skills and weapon skills.
The next 90 or so pages deals with magic and all the spells. The max spell level is 6. Not a bad number really and that is still plenty of spells.
The last 60 pages of the Player's book deals with combat in all it's forms. So combat, mass combat, saves and conditions. A great collection really of some of the "Best of" ideas I have seen in many games, but it all works really nice here.
The Referee's Manual is next.
It is nearly as big (240 pages vs 256).
The first half is fully devoted to monsters. The format is most similar to Basic or Labyrinth Lord, and it is full of the usual suspects with some notable exceptions. For starters this book includes the Demons (but not the devils). It does NOT include any dragons. But to make up for it there are many of the "Lovecraft" races such as the Great Race, Elder Things and fish men. Great inclusion.
The next 50 or so pages covers treasure. Among the magic items are things like Radium Pistols and other sc-fi artifacts. Very pulpy.
Finally we end with the Hyperborea Gazetteer. A great bit that I can easily drop into my game. The lands are a pastiche of Howard, Vance, Lovecraft and Smith. If these names mean anything to you then you know, or have an idea, of what you are going to get here.
All together this is a package of such great ideas I can't wait to use it somewhere.
The next round of Old School Dungeons "Your drawing for you book" are out.
The publisher took my earlier review to heart and is now providing a large PNG file as the download.
This one in particular is a ghoul, color and line-art in the same image file.
The file looks like the cover, only transparent. Two images of the monster and the title/logo taking the up 1/5 or 1/6.
The image size is 3779x4590.
The license is simple: use it, credit the artist.
NOTE: The price to this has been reduced to a more reasonable one. At just under 4 bucks this would be a perfect choice for someone's project.
I give credit to the artist/publisher for listening to suggestions and making changes.
I never feel 100% comfortable reviewing art. I know what I like and I know what I like to use, but that is n't always right for someone else.
So I seek out things I either really like or can use. The Old School Dungeons series is described as "Your drawings for you (sic) book". So I grabbed this one.
First things first, the art is very good. You get a full color version and a line art version. In this case I am more inclined to the line art version.
But there are some issues.
First there is the file. It is a PDF file. Not actually a publication mode format really. A zip file of PSD or TIFF would have been much better. Even JPG is preferable to PDF.
Secondly the license, while attempting to be open, doesn't really explain how it can or can't be used. There is too much room here for misinterpretations for my taste.
Lastly there is the price.
While I never doubt that art is worth a premium price the $34 price tag for one image in a format that is difficult to use is really just too much. In truth I would have only paid about 1/10th of that ($3.50) and maybe more if the file formats had more utility.
So yes. The art is good. But the file format, unclear license and price are not.
The Teratic Tome is an "old school" monster book for OSRIC or any old School "Advanced" version of the game.
What do you get? Well a lot. Let's start with some of the things that others have not all mentioned first. This book is 100% OGC. So if you want to use one of these horrors in one of your products go right ahead. Just abide by the OGL. There are a lot of reasons why you might want to use these monsters too. They are some of the most original horrors I have seen outside of indie horror games.
The layout and feel is evocative of those "monster manuals" of old. It does quite a nice job of it too. The art though is much better than what you would have seen circa 1980. The art varies in style, but all of it is quite good. Now is a good time to point out that the art and the monsters they depict are not for the faint of heart. There is a lot of "body horror" here. The grotesque mixed with the commonplace or even the erotic. The feeling is more Clive Barker than H.P. Lovecraft and I think that was a great direction to go.
Truthfully I would have picked this up for the demons and dragons alone, but there are 120 pages worth monsters here. Even the halflings are evil little buggers in this tome.
If you like horror and new creatures, and your players can handle it, then this is a great monster book.
If you like horror and monster books in general, then this is great to have as well.
Plus who can argue with a $6.66 price tag?
Who should not get this? I don't know really. I mean I am not going to use any of these creatures in my games with my kids. So that does lessen the utility for me, but I can still use some ideas. And that is just as good.
Love is a disease.
At least that is how the succubi might feel if you use this supplement in your OGL games. The Noble Succubus (not 100% sold on that name, but it does work and I can't come up with anything better) is a succubus that has become infected. She is no longer a demon, but a creature with a soul that feels. In a sense a "good" (if chaotic) succubus. The role-playing options here abound.
There is plenty of background information that can be used and plenty of hooks into various game worlds including modern, sci-fi and the standard fantasy.
The real meat though is in the crunch on what the differences between the Noble and Demonic Succubi and how to use Noble Succubi as characters.
Myself I would make them much rarer, and still have it be a process that maybe one in 100 Billion succubi could go through. I also think it would be interesting to have a Noble Succubus and for whatever reason choose to remain evil. That would be an adversary worth having.
11 pages with cover and OGL page (13 total). At 2 bucks that's a good deal.
You could spend a hour or two doing internet searches for names of the devil, or pay a buck to get this.
For a dollar it's not a bad deal. One page with 101 names. No references, but all CC licensed.
Suitable for any game that has demons, devils or one that just needs an name with evil connotations.
This is an older book for 3.0 (not 3.5) D&D but there is still a lot of great things here. This is certainly written from the D&D-fantasy world vampire; so feeding off of dragons and the like, what happens to certain classes. There are feats, prestige classes, monsters and gods. There are plenty of spells, magic items, weapons and artifacts. There is really a lot of good stuff here and if you have vampires in your game then you need this. If you have any vampire big-bads in your game then this is also a great buy. Some of the material needs to be updated to 3.5 or Pathfinder, but nothing that is a show stopper that I could see.
The Olden Lands is James' in house campaign the Chronicles of Mhoriedh. All the books in this series are dual stated with Labyrinth Lord and Castles & Crusades stats. This appeals to me on a number of levels. I like that he went through the effort to do this and the nice effect is that between these two sets of stats you can play this under any old school version of D&D you like. There is also plenty in this book that work with any other game as well.
We start out with some common protections against vampires. We follow with 8 very different sorts of vampires including living, dead and spirit. All dual stated. There is a new race to play, The Dhamphir. I have seen a lot of "Dhampirs" over the years, but this one is one of the best so far just in terms of simplicity.
All in all a really nice take and these vampires are not like the Dracula-Lestat-Edward clones that can populate so many other games.
The 20th Anniversary Edition combines the best of the best of the old Vampire the Masquerade game and strives for completion. All the clans, all the powers and most of the iconic characters. It is more expensive that any of the other White Wolf Vampire games, but it is also the largest and everything you need for years of playing is right here. Or more the point, everything from years of playing is right here. It is easy to pick this up and feel like it is 1990 again.
I think this book is really aimed more at people that played V:TM back in the day and now have a desire to go back to those nights where monsters roamed the city. There is a lot here for new players though too. If you have never played a Vampire game then this has everything you need.
A while back White Wolf rebooted everything. They redid all their game lines, edited the rules and gave us a new World of Darkness. On the plus side Vampire the Requiem has much more cleaned up rules. They were similar to the old rules, but just better in most respects. The meta-rules or how the vampires are played though felt worse. Not worse really, but off to me.
Basically you can play the same kind of game you did in V:tM, though if you had a favorite clan in the old game it might not be here, or be changed in subtle ways. Still though this is a great game with less overhead than old World of Darkness. If you are choosing between this game and Vampire: The Masquerade then this might be the easier choice, even if it is less "classic" choice.
The Victorian Age is best time for vampires in my mind. This the age of Dracula, of Varney the Vampire and tons of great Gothic Literature. Also it is a time of science vs. religion, the city vs. the rural, the traditional vs. the modern. This is a perfect mix for a Vampire game. The Vampire game mechanics are well served by this mix; the human vs. monster. In many respects this game is actually superior to it's parent game V:tM.
All the same vampire clans from The Masquerade are here, but changed. Not as much as the Dark Ages version, but the alterations fit the times well. The vampires here seem to be so much more than their modern counterparts.
If you like the Victorian age (like I do) then this is a great book just for that to be honest.
If you enjoy Vampire, then this is also a must have.


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A physiological growth and yield model was applied for assessing the effects of forest management and climate change on the carbon (C) stocks in a forest management unit located in Finland. The aim was to outline an appropriate management strategy with regard to C stock in the ecosystem (C in trees and C in soil) and C in harvested timber. Simulations covered 100 years using three climate scenarios (current climate, ECHAM4 and HadCM2), five thinning regimes (based on current forest management recommendations for Finland) and one unthinned. Simulations were undertaken with ground true stand inventory data (1451 hectares) representing Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris), Norway spruce (Picea abies) and silver birch (Betula pendula) stands. Regardless of the climate scenario, it was found that shifting from current practices to thinning regimes that allowed higher stocking of trees resulted in an increase of up to 11% in C in the forest ecosystem. It also increased the C in the timber yield by up to 14%. Compared to current climatic conditions, the mean increase over the thinning regimes in the total C stock in the forest ecosystem due to the climate change was a maximum of 1%; but the mean increase in total C in timber yield over thinning regimes was a maximum of 12%.
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Top 10 Westerns of All Time
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By Kristopher Tapley Tuesday, Oct 11, 2011 1:47 PM
In Contention, The Lists, Academy Awards, Red River, The Ox-Bow Incident, The Searchers, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, Dead Man, McCabe & Mrs. Miller, The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford, Unforgiven, Once Upon a Time In The West, Shane, Blackthorn
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9. "The Ox-Bow Incident" (William A. Wellman, 1943)
At the center of William Wellman's brief but powerful "The Ox-Bow Incident" (from a novel by Walter Van Tilburg Clark) is a dissection of mob mentality that resonates no matter what the generation. Henry Fonda stars as a hero subordinated to the rash decisions of a mob set on hanging a trio based on questionable information-gathering. (Someone called it the ultimate Iraq War film.) It plays as an intriguing companion piece to another Fonda film, in which he succeeds in the face of another instant group-endorsed verdict -- "12 Angry Men" -- but nothing in its 75 minutes is as powerful as a line included at Fonda's request: "Hangin' is any man's business that's around."
Blake (guest)Good list. Dead Man is, you're correct, a very unique Western. But THEE most unique would have to be El Topo.October 11, 2011 at 6:19PM ESTReply to Comment
McRaj (guest)My favorites are probably The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford and The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.October 11, 2011 at 8:51PM ESTReply to Comment
chaburchak (guest)I'll take THE OUTLAW JOSEY WALES over about half those movies. Well, a third at least...October 11, 2011 at 9:05PM ESTReply to CommentLike (2)Latest Likes:2 Anonymous
Sean (guest)Would've liked to see HIGH NOON on here, but a solid list.October 12, 2011 at 8:12AM ESTReply to Comment
Tom CI absolutely LOVE the inclusion of "The Ox Bow Incident." No one ever thinks to include it and it is absolutely riveting. No other western of its time had had the balls to put social conversation above the shootouts and that's why this film stays in my memory while many others of the genre can become forgettable.
I think the only item I don't agree with is "Red River." Too washboard and sprawling.
And thank you for not putting "The Searchers" at number 1. A lot of people I know act as though you hate movies if you do not trumpet that "The Searchers" is the best western of all time and, quite frankly, I'm over that logic.October 12, 2011 at 10:55AM ESTReply to Comment
McAllister (guest)LOVE numbers 1 and 2. The Good the Bad and the Ugly and High Noon would have been in my top 4 with those two.October 12, 2011 at 11:42AM ESTReply to Comment
Owsler (guest)Sad to see no Peckinpah, but I love The Assassination.... I'd be close to sticking Open Range on there just for the final shootout.October 12, 2011 at 3:52PM ESTReply to Comment
walker (guest)Yeah, I agree on "Open Range". It would make MY top 10 list any day of the week. I would also include "Dances with Wolves"...October 12, 2011 at 4:35PM ESTReply to Comment
TimBWhen I clicked this link, I was reeeally hoping that "...Robert Ford" would be in the top-10. Thrilled to see it at #2. Kudos, sir. Every frame of that film is like a hand-crafted oil painting due to the masterful cinematography of Mr. Deakins, and the performances are other-worldly.
Its my 3rd favorite film of the aughts, behind only "Oldboy" and "Children of Men."October 12, 2011 at 5:31PM ESTReply to Comment
KlarkKentNo Rio Bravo? Searchers at 10? This list is worthless.October 14, 2011 at 4:08PM ESTReply to CommentLike (1)Latest Likes:1 Anonymous
Terry (guest)Lots of good films here, but there are a few omissions that I'd like to mention.
Lonesome Dove...not included because it's a made for TV mini-series? I think it's one of the best films I've ever seen. Duvall and Jones were never better.
The Outlaw Josey Wales is my favorite Clint Eastwood film. If I see that it's on, I can't turn it off.
A little home-town bias maybe, but the original True Grit is my favorite film. It's set in Fort Smith, Arkansas, and I was raised around many of the locations depicted in the film. The movie was shot in Colorado and doesn't look like Arkansas at all, but the performances by Wayne, and Kim Darby are phenomenal. Also, features a young Dennis Hopper and Robert Duvall.
Rio Bravo is very formulaic, but I love it as well.September 25, 2014 at 6:23PM ESTReply to CommentLike (1)Latest Likes:1 Anonymous
AllenI agree with LONESOME DOVE and DANCES WITH WOLVES (the reviewer even stated "only three movies of the genre ever received Best Movie Oscars")... Why does no one EVER include (or even mention) CENTENNIAL (1978)??? It's a straightforward chronically of changing eras centered around s fictitious town (think Greeley, CO) near the South Platte River... It's all there... trappers/St Louis fur trade, early (and later) relations with Arapahoe/Lakota/Cheyenne... Oregon Trail, cavalry, British-owned cattle empires/cattle drives from Texas, sodbusters, cattle/sheep wars, expansion of frontier towns, Sand Creek Massacre, rise of agriculture, water wars, Dist Bowl, racism (against Native Americans & Hispanics)... From 1795 until the 1970s you watch people enter the storyline, thrive or fade, grow old and pass away... Almost every actor was either already established (Robert Conrad, Richard Chamberlain, Andy Griffith, David Jansen, Chad Everett, Brian Keith, Sally Kellerman, Richard Crenna) or would soon be household names (Mark Harmon (NCIS), Stephanie Zimbalist (Remington Steele), Gregory Harrison (Trapper John, MD), Timothy Dalton (007), Stephan McHattie (Jesse Stone series))...
At over 22 hours on length, it pretty much captured James Michenor's novel (of the same title) from cover to cover... I like the book better (I almost always do), but the scenery, attention to detail, direction, etc makes CENTENNIAL a must-see movie...October 3, 2014 at 3:25AM EST
ALLEN BWell heck... I wrote a pretty extensive comment supporting why I believe CENTENNIAL (1978) should be included, as well as DANCES WITH WOLVES and LONESOME DOVE... But the system must've 'lost it' (or they're checking for 'profanity'??)
Anyway, I also agree with "JOSIE WALES" and "OPEN RANGE"...... How about PALE RIDER?October 3, 2014 at 3:38AM ESTReply to Comment


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I have a file and print server running on Windows 2008 R2 fully patched in a VSphere environment (ESXi 5.1 fully updated). Every evening between 19:20 and 19:30 our monitoring software reported that the available memory is 1% and performance is dire. There is nothing in the event logs to point to an issue.
At this point in the evening I am general the only user on the system to check to see why these alerts are going off.
Things I have done;
- Checked to see if any backups are running – None at all.
- Checked Scheduled tasks – None before or during this time period.
- Moved the VM to another host.
AV is disabled to rule out that as the issue.
The server does not have any problems during the day with memory when fully loaded with about 50 users.
The server did have 4GB ram provisioned but I have increased this to 5Gb. Running PrefMon at the time (I will save the graphs tonight) There is very little CPU usage at the time but RAM usage goes up.
EDIT : After lots of digging I have found that this is due to Shadow Copied being deleted. By the VSS Service. My problem is now that I cannot disable this. I have been through the
VSS Admin documentation but cannot see how to change the time that the maintenance runs. Currently it is running at 19:15 GMT.