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Hi guys,
Having some problems with scripting, as I'm fairly new to it, but trying to get my teeth into it. I have just ripped off parts from other scripts I see and work it out as I go along, which seems to be how IT is learnt.
Any ideas what I've done wrong?
Edit: Oops I don't think I've put this in the right group, please move in necessary.
Nov 16, 2011 at 9:42 UTC
Thank you for the link. Learn something new everyday. Will make updating much easier now.
I went ahead and wrote a script that we will use to deploy Flash 11.
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Nov 15, 2011 at 8:28 UTC
In the :x86plugin the last line needs a space between goto end.
Nov 15, 2011 at 9:16 UTC
Is the script being run with Admin rights?
Nov 15, 2011 at 9:26 UTC
Have changed that part but still nothing yet. I hate debugging.
And yes I'm trialling this on my own computer at the moment, which is running 32bit, administrator logged on.
Nov 15, 2011 at 9:36 UTC
Are you getting any errors?
What I do to test all of the "sections" is to add ECHO SECTION NAME / PAUSE to be sure it is making it to each section
In further inspection of the script on each of the ":x64active..." put the "if exist...: on a new line too.
Nov 15, 2011 at 9:38 UTC
When running a .msi in batch mode do you have to run it with the msiexec.exe command? I know you can get away with just using the .msi when launching from a gui but I assume that is because the .msi is associated with the misexec.exe program.
Nov 15, 2011 at 9:44 UTC
Change the commands to "...bit.msi /quiet /norestart" instead of "...bit.msi /s /q"
Nov 15, 2011 at 10:24 UTC
Wayne, I'm just running this script from my computer at the moment, haven't put it into a GPO yet, but haven't had that problem in the past. These are just the msis downloaded from adobe. Running them seperately seems to be fine (except the 32 bit plugin which doesn't seem to be running on my computer, despite removing the older version).
Wesil, I've changed the parts you wanted, though where should the ECHO section name PAUSE go? It doesn't need to be the section name though, this is just showing it as it goes. I've put it between the if exist "c:\win..." and \\2008.... yet it isn't pausing in the script.
Nov 15, 2011 at 10:25 UTC
Can you post an updated script?
Nov 15, 2011 at 10:46 UTC
Nov 15, 2011 at 11:24 UTC
I cleaned it up and added the pauses for debugging. Some of the goto statements we misspelled so it had no where to goto. Try this one and let report back. I quickly cleaned it up but not tested.
Nov 15, 2011 at 11:27 UTC
Where did you download the Flash MSI's from?
Nov 15, 2011 at 12:50 UTC
Right, I see you added the initial @echo off at the start, added the exit as well, didn't think this was necessary.
Well I'll try it tomorrow, so I can use the shared files, but thank you for yuor help today.
Nov 15, 2011 at 12:59 UTC
You only need the @ECHO OFF at the beginning. Make it easier to read on the screen while the batch is running.
Yes you can run shared files from the network. I usually set the locations as a variable to I don't have to type/paste the path over and over.
Look at these batch scripts from the community If you haven't already.
Computer Hope helped me learn the basics when I first started learning.
Nov 15, 2011 at 4:50 UTC
You can download the flash player MSI's from Adobe. You just have to sign up for their distribution license and it is good for 1 year.
Nov 15, 2011 at 4:57 UTC
Yup that's how I got the msi's too.
Nov 15, 2011 at 5:03 UTC
It looks like you're trying to be more efficient with the installation of the 32bit or 64 bit flash player by using the script, but I think you could make a little less work for yourself because I think 64bit windows workstations also come with 32bit versions of IE so you'll have to install the 32bit version anyway. Now you could just isolate the 64 bit workstations in your script and push the 32bit version of flash player out via GPO.
You should also consider if the users are able to install alternate browsers (firefox) and include a flash player patch procedure for those workstations as well.
Nov 15, 2011 at 5:18 UTC
Well to be honest, whether it is just 32 bit or 64 bit installation as well, it doesn't matter, because it is just one script together, so I don't mind having 4 seperate alternative installations. True we do use 32 bit IE, but then the 64 bit installation includes 32 bit as well - in case we did want to use a 64 bit browser in the future, we have that option (as unlikely as it is).
In terms of my users and other browsers - I work at a primary school, the top 2 years are given domain computers which I manage, there are a hundred odd staff with various machines, plus another hundred for use by the other students - giving a mix of models and situations. I need to be able to manage them all because students aren't going to think twice about things like updates, and downloads are disabled for all non admin users. I assume that the flash 11 plugin is for all other browsers - certainly is for firefox. And yes I have IE and mozilla installed on all computers, some have chrome but then I refuse to support that =).
Nov 16, 2011 at 9:42 UTC
Thank you for the link. Learn something new everyday. Will make updating much easier now.
I went ahead and wrote a script that we will use to deploy Flash 11.
Nov 21, 2011 at 8:15 UTC
The script looks very different to what I normally use (the most basic it can be really) - but this gives lots more room for changing and modifying scripts and locations. Thank you, I shall use this and use it as a model for future scripts.
Nov 21, 2011 at 8:22 UTC
Not a problem. I found the 64/32 bit check from AVG a couple of years ago and it hasn't failed me yet.
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Booked to go here in September 2013 but i have just seen that they is an hill up to the complex, does anyone know if this is a very steep hill, also would we be able to get a taxi to drop us off outside the front door, if it is a bit to steep.
thanks & happy new year.
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CRK9 contributes to regulation of mitosis and cytokinesis in the procyclic form of
Individual RNAi knockdowns of these new proteins in the procyclic form of
CRK9 may play a role in mediating the segregation between the two kinetoplast/basal body pairs prior to cytokinetic initiation. Since such a segregation over a relatively significant distance is essential for cytokinetic initiation only in the procyclic but may not be in the bloodstream form, CRK9 could be specifically involved in regulating cytokinetic initiation in the procyclic form of
Regulation of eukaryotic cell cycle is mediated primarily by signaling cascades orchestrated by the activities of protein kinases. The most extensively studied class of protein kinases is the cyclin-dependent kinases (Cdks) such as the prototypic Cdc28 regulating the cell cycle in budding yeast
In the present study, we used RNAi to investigate the potential functions of these newly identified homologues in the procyclic form of
DNA constructs
Cloning of DNA fragments used standard methods
Transfection of cells and RNAi
Procyclic-form (29-13) and bloodstream-form (90-13)
Stable cell lines carrying the pZJM vectors were cloned by plating on an agarose plate, followed by outgrowth of individual colonies, as described previously
Flow cytometry and karyotype analysis
To analyze the cellular DNA content, cells were harvested, washed with PBS and fixed in 70% ethanol, 10% glycerol overnight at 4°C. They were then rinsed with PBS and stained with propidium iodide (PI) as described previously
The stained cells were also examined visually using a fluorescence microscope (Olympus). Cells were categorized into 1N1K, 1N2K or 2N2K by the numbers of nuclei and kinetoplasts counted in each cell (N, nuclei; K, kinetoplasts).
GST pull down assay
Full length genes were cloned into the pGEX6P3 vector and the resulting plasmid transferred into
Immunofluorescence assays
For immunofluorescence experiments, cells were adhered onto poly-L-lysine (Sigma) coated cover slips, fixed with 4% paraformaldehyde at 4°C for 20 min and permeabilized with PBS and 0.2% Triton-X100 for 5 min. The cover slips were blocked for 1 hour at room temperature with PBS and 5% BSA, incubated with primary antibody for 1 hour, washed three times with PBS, and then incubated with a FITC-conjugated secondary antibody. The cover slips were washed in PBS three more times and mounted in mounting media plus DAPI (Vectashield laboratories) onto slides and sealed with wax. Slides were then examined using an inverted fluorescence microscope (Olympus). Image analysis and merging was performed using the image J software (NIH). The primary antibodies used included HA7 mouse monoclonal anti-HA antibody (1:1,000 dilution) and rat YL1/2 antibody for the basal bodies in
RNAi mediated ablation of cyclin and CRK homologues in procyclic form T. brucei
The expression of newly identified homologues of cyclins (CYC9-10 accession Tb08.11J15.340, and Tb08.11J15.300) and CRKs (CRK7-12, accession Tb07.43M14.340, Tb11.02.5010, Tb927.2.4510, Tb03.48K5.160, Tb06.5F5.880, and Tb11.01.4130, respectively)
Additional file 1
RNAi of the newly identified cyclin and CRK homologues. The data shows the effect of RNAi on each individual novel cyclin and CRK. Procyclic form (29-13) cells were transfected with pZJM vectors carrying short (300-500 bp) fragments of the newly identified cyclin and CRK genes as indicated. Cell lines were selected using phleomycin and cloned. RNAi was induced by addition of tetracycline (10 μg/ml) and cell growth monitored daily using a hemocytometer. Insets show mRNA levels after RNAi for 2 days estimated by semi-quantitative RT-PCR. α-Tubulin was included as a loading control.
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Figure 1
RNAi of CRK9
RNAi of CRK9. Procyclic form (29-13) cells were transfected with a pZJM vector carrying a short (300 bp) fragment of CRK9. Transfected cell lines were selected using phleomycin and cloned. (A) RNAi was induced by addition of tetracycline (1.0 μg/ml) and cell growth monitored daily using a hemocytometer. Daily dilution of cell cultures with fresh medium was performed when the cells grew at a linear rate. Insets show mRNA levels of CRK9 and tubulin determined by real time quantitative RT-PCR; levels are shown relative to those of un-induced cells. (B) Cells were harvested daily, fixed and stained with PI, followed by DNA content analysis using flow cytometry. The proportion of cells in each phase of the cell cycle was determined using the ModFit software and the proportions of G1, S and G2/M phase cells were plotted each day. (C) Cell sorting histograms of cell distribution by DNA contents. The small peaks next to the y-axis represent cell debris. (D) The PI-stained cells were also examined visually using fluorescence microscopy and the numbers of 1N1K, 1N2K and 2N2K cells determined as percentages of a total population of ~200 cells after 5 days of CRK9 RNAi (N, nucleus; K, kinetoplast).
CRK9 depletion enriches the procyclic-form cells in G2/M phase
Timed cell samples depleted of CRK9 were stained with PI and analyzed in flow cytometry. During the 5 days of RNAi, the proportion of cells in G2/M phase (4C) increased gradually from 17% to 44% whereas the G1 cells (2C) decreased from 55% to 31% and the S-phase cells reduced from 32% to 22%. (Figure
To find out if kinetoplast replication still proceeded in the RNAi cells arrested in G2/M phase, the PI-stained cells were examined with a fluorescence microscope for the numbers of nuclei (N) and kinetoplasts (K) in each cell. The kinetoplast is known to begin replicating at about the same time as nuclear DNA but the kinetoplast segregation is completed prior to the onset of mitosis. Thus, cells stopped prior to mitosis are known to become enriched in 1N2K cells and generate large numbers of anucleate progenies (zoids) due to the apparent capability of replicated kinetoplast/basal body in initiating cytokinesis without mitotic completion in the procyclic form
Depletion of CRK9 causes a drastic morphological change
An additional observation made on the CRK9-depleted cells was that, after RNAi induction, the cells gradually lost the original morphology and turned into a round shape (Figure
Figure 2
Morphology of CRK9 depleted cells
Morphology of CRK9 depleted cells. The control cells (without RNAi induction) and the cells depleted of CRK9 by RNAi from the same set of experiments in Figure 1 were fixed and examined by light microscopy 1-5 days after induction of RNAi (as indicated in the top panel, 2A). The cells were classified as normal when the ratio of lengths between the major and minor axis was greater than 5:1but as morphologically rounded when the ratio was below 3:1. The frequency of cells appearing in normal and rounded morphology was tabulated from ~200 cells in each sample (bottom panel, 2B).
Additional file 2
Morphology of CRK9 depleted cells. The data shows additional staining and morphology of CRK9 depleted cells to highlight the microtubules and the flagellum. Control and cells depleted of CRK9 by RNAi were fixed, stained with anti-tyrosylated tubulin (marker for basal bodies) YL1/2 and anti-paraflagellar rod antibody (L8C4) and examined by fluorescence microscopy.
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Kinetoplast and basal body segregation is impaired in CRK9 depleted cells
A specific segregation between the two basal body/kinetoplast pairs is essential for initiating cytokinesis in procyclic
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Analysis of basal body replication and segregation in CRK9 depleted cells
Analysis of basal body replication and segregation in CRK9 depleted cells. Cells induced for CRK9 RNAi for 5 days were fixed and stained with YL1/2 antibody to show the basal bodies. DAPI was used to stain the nuclei and kinetoplasts. Cells were classified as 1N1K1BB (N, nuclei, K, kinetoplast, BB, basal body), 1N1K2BB, 1N2K2BB or 2N2K2BB cells and tabulated from a population of ~200 cells in each sample (A). Phase and DAPI-stained images of three different types of cells, 1N1K1BB, 1N1K2BB and 1N2K2BB are shown in panel (B). The distances between the two basal bodies in ~200 1N1K2BB cells were measured using the ImageJ software and compared between the control and CRK9 depleted cells (C).
Strikingly, the CRK9 depleted cells, after 4 days of RNAi induction, showed an increase from 14% to 28% in 1N1K2BB cells (Figure
To investigate if this interpretation could be correct, we measured the distance between the two basal bodies in 1N1K2BB cells from the control and the 5-day CRK9 RNAi cells. There was a significant decrease in the mean distance from 1.36 μm (standard deviation ± 0.08) in the control to 1.08 μm (standard deviation ± 0.12) in the CRK9-depleted 1N1K2BB cells (Figure
CRK9 was found to interact with cyclin B2 in vitro
The apparent inhibition of kinetoplast replication/segregation in CRK9-ablated cells raises the question on whether CRK9 acts also as a genuine cyclin-dependent kinase in procyclic-form
Additional file 3
Sequence alignment among the newly identified CRK homologues. The figure shows an alignment of the newly identified CRK homologues with the three CRKs 1, 2 and 3 whose functions have been demonstrated in previous studies, using the MacVector software. Residues important for catalysis, binding or the putative active site are indicated. A cartoon depicting the various domain structures of CRK9 compared with the well characterized CRK1-3 is shown in the top panel.
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Additional file 4
Predicted structure of CRK9. The figure shows the predicted structure of CRK9, obtained by submitting the sequence of CRK9 to the EasyPred 3D structure prediction server,
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GST-CRK9 was expressed in
Figure 4
CRK9 interacts with cyclin B2
CRK9 interacts with cyclin B2. Recombinant GST-CRK9 was purified from transformed
Localization of CRK9
CRK9 tagged with 3xHA at the C-terminus was expressed in procyclic cells to the putative endogenous level by replacing one allele of the encoding gene with a linearized construct of 3xHA tagged CRK9 through homologous recombination. Western blot analysis of the transfected cell lysate using an anti-HA antibody showed that a single band at approximately 105 kDa, corresponding to the predicted molecular weight of CRK9, was identified (Figure
Figure 5
Localization of CRK9 in procyclic cells
Localization of CRK9 in procyclic cells. CRK9 fused to the 3xHA tag was inserted into the pc-BLA-PTP vector. After linearization, transfection into
Additional file 5
CRK9 RNAi in bloodstream form cells. The data presented here shows that CRK9 depletion has no effect on bloodstream form cells. The pZJM-CRK9 vector was transfected into 90-13 bloodstream form
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Using the same anti-HA antibody to determine the localization of CRK9-3HA by immunofluorescence, the endogenously expressed CRK9-3HA was found to localize in the nucleus in 1N1K, 1N2K and 2N2K cells (Figure
Additional file 6
Localization of CRK9 in bloodstream form cells. The data shows that CRK9 localizes to the nuclei of bloodstream form cells. The pc-CRK9-3HA-BLA plasmid was linearized, transfected into 90-13 bloodstream form
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Depletion of CRK9 has no apparent effect on the growth of bloodstream form cells
The retarded basal body/kinetoplast segregation caused by CRK9 depletion in the procyclic-form cells could constitute the mechanism of inhibited cell division
In the present study, we concluded a preliminary functional analysis of all the structural homologues of cyclin and CRK identified in
In other eukaryotic organisms, certain cyclin/Cdk pairs are dispensable, because they are known to play an auxiliary role. For example, cyclin D/Cdk4 in mammalian cells promotes exit from G0 into G1 by countering the activity of anti-proliferating agent such as Rb and p21
Further analysis of CRK9 indicated that the procyclic form is enriched in the G2/M phase upon the depletion of CRK9. The protein is localized to the nucleus and binds to CycB2
The arrested mitosis in procyclic cells depleted of CRK9, however, does not lead to appreciable formation of anucleated cells as observed previously from depleting the mitotic kinase CRK3
CRK9 thus distinguishes itself from the other CRKs in
A depletion of TbAUK1 leads to an elimination of the spindle structure in the nucleus, mitotic arrest and cytokinetic block with two kinetoplast/basal body pairs in the procyclic cells, which are similar, albeit not identical, to that observed from CRK9 depletion. The multiple functions of TbAUK1 can be, however, observed in both procyclic and bloodstream forms of trypanosome
The absence of any effect on the mitosis in bloodstream form from knocking down CRK9 is a little more difficult to comprehend at the present time. But one did observe different phenotypes between the two forms when mitotic cyclin B2 or mitotic protein kinase CRK3 was knocked down in the previous studies
In summary, we have investigated the role of CRK9 in trypanosome cell cycle regulation, and found it functioning only in the procyclic form in controlling mitosis as well as kinetoplast replication/segregation. It is the second protein kinase in
Authors' contributions
SG and CCW conceived and designed the study. SG carried out all experimental procedures. SG and CCW wrote the paper. All authors read and approved the final version of the manuscript.
We are grateful to Dr. George A.M. Cross of Rockefeller University for
Protein kinases as drug targets in trypanosomes and Leishmania
Comparative analysis of the kinomes of three pathogenic trypanosomatids: Leishmania major, Trypanosoma brucei and Trypanosoma cruzi
Cyclin: a protein specified by maternal mRNA in sea urchin eggs that is destroyed at each cleavage division
Cell cycle checkpoints: preventing an identity crisis
Cyclins and the G2/M transition
Cyclins and cell cycle checkpoints
Regulation of Cdc28 cyclin-dependent protein kinase activity during the cell cycle of the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae
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African trypanosomes in the 21st century: what is their future in science and in health?
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Isolation and characterization of kinetoplast DNA from bloodstream form of Trypanosoma brucei
An evolutionarily conserved coiled-coil protein implicated in polycystic kidney disease is involved in basal body duplication and flagellar biogenesis in Trypanosoma brucei
Cycles within cycles: the interplay between differentiation and cell division in Trypanosoma brucei
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Host-parasite interactions and trypanosome morphogenesis: a flagellar pocketful of goodies
A family of trypanosome cdc2-related protein kinases
A PHO80-like cyclin and a B-type cyclin control the cell cycle of the procyclic form of Trypanosoma brucei
Isolation of Trypanosoma brucei CYC2 and CYC3 cyclin genes by rescue of a yeast G(1) cyclin mutant. Functional characterization of CYC2
The involvement of two cdc2-related kinases (CRKs) in Trypanosoma brucei cell cycle regulation and the distinctive stage-specific phenotypes caused by CRK3 depletion
Stage-specific differences in cell cycle control in Trypanosoma brucei revealed by RNA interference of a mitotic cyclin
The multiple roles of cyclin E1 in controlling cell cycle progression and cellular morphology of Trypanosoma brucei
The cell biology of parasitism in Trypanosoma brucei: insights and drug targets from genomic approaches?
Molecular Cloning: A Laboratory Manual
Impaired hippocampal LTP in inbred mouse strains can be rescued by beta-adrenergic receptor activation
An aurora kinase homologue is involved in regulating both mitosis and cytokinesis in Trypanosoma brucei
Dissociation of cytokinesis initiation from mitotic control in a eukaryote
Timing of nuclear and kinetoplast DNA replication and early morphological events in the cell cycle of Trypanosoma brucei
The protein phosphatase inhibitor okadaic acid induces defects in cytokinesis and organellar genome segregation in Trypanosoma brucei
The crystal structure of cyclin A
Identification of a novel chromosomal passenger complex and its unique localization during cytokinesis in Trypanosoma brucei
Limitation of Trypanosoma brucei parasitaemia results from density-dependent parasite differentiation and parasite killing by the host immune response
Coupling of posterior cytoskeletal morphogenesis to the G1/S transition in the Trypanosoma brucei cell cycle
D-type cyclins
CDK inhibitors: positive and negative regulators of G1-phase progression
Regulation of early events in chromosome replication
Progression through the G1-phase of the on-going cell cycle
Cyclin specificity: how many wheels do you need on a unicycle?
All aboard the cyclin train: subcellular trafficking of cyclins and their CDK partners
Changing roles of aurora-B kinase in two life cycle stages of Trypanosoma brucei
Distinct cytoskeletal modulation and regulation of G1-S transition in the two life stages of Trypanosoma brucei


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Writing about Army life during the Vietnam War, the Cold War, the War in Afghanistan and the Iraq War.
Friday, May 1, 2015
One Year at a Time--Now I'm in till 2016
My friend Barry Free joined me for what turned out to be a 100-mile re-enlistment ride. Barry enlisted in the Army Reserve in 1968 and served till 1975. He decided to accompany a younger guy on the trip to stay in the Army one more year.
We rode together from Mt. Gretna on some back roads onto Fort Indiantown Gap, then to the Aviation Armory where I signed the re-enlistment paperwork. Sgt. 1st Class Dale Shade, who got the paperwork ready, was in charge of Public Affairs for 28th CAB when I was in Iraq. He said he will help me to submit the paperwork for yet another extension next year.
As we rode west on Range Road, we passed several rifle and pistol ranges. We were talking about how the rifle ranges and the weapons we use are the same as when he was in during the Viet Nam War. Back then, Barry and I fired the M16 or M16A2. Now my weapon is the M16A4. Not a big difference.
We then rode to the Public Affairs Office on Fort Indiantown Gap where I introduced Barry to the folks who do the same work I do. He met SSG Matt Jones, who I worked with for most of the time I was in Iraq, Air Force Tech. Sgt. Ted Nichols, and Majors Ed Shank and Angela King-Sweigart.
It was a great way to celebrate signing up for another year.
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At cheap price I was given a single bed room with attached Toilet, I couldn't have expected anything else for that price. Near to the Hotel you can find a delicious breakfast with Mint tea, Jama Al Fana the favourite place to hear local music and people waking by, I strongly advise not to eat on Tourist Menu offered at smoky Jama-Al fana they are not friendly at all, just to Rip of the tourist on top they demand for Tips in the end.
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I get the following error (see below) on one of my Domain Controllers (SERVER02). The problem is there is no such machine named SERVER03 on my network. I've recently inherited this network from a previous admin, so there may have at one time been a SERVER03, but now there is not. How can I get this machine out of my File Replication Service?
Event Type: Warning
Event Source: NtFrs
Event Category: None
Event ID: 13508
Date: 7/20/2008
Time: 5:09:29 PM
User: N/A
Computer: SERVER02
The File Replication Service is having trouble enabling replication from SERVER03 to SERVER02 for c:\windows\sysvol\domain using the DNS name server03.domain.com. FRS will keep retrying.
Following are some of the reasons you would see this warning.
[1] FRS can not correctly resolve the DNS name server03.domain.com from this computer.
[2] FRS is not running on server03.domain.com.
[3] The topology information in the Active Directory for this replica has not yet replicated to all the Domain Controllers.
This event log message will appear once per connection, After the problem is fixed you will see another event log message indicating that the connection has been established.
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Jul 28, 2008 at 10:45 UTC
Sorry for the delay but been on vacation.
It sounds like you've hit all the areas needed to get rid af a DC. Is the error still happening? It can take some time to replicate the changes you mentioned here.
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Jul 21, 2008 at 3:00 UTC
Jul 21, 2008 at 3:06 UTC
beldarski: Thank you for your quick reply.
I've scoured Active Directory Sites and Services looking for any trace of anything named SERVER03 and I can't find anything there.
Jul 21, 2008 at 5:58 UTC
If you're sure the DC is really gone (and it sounds like it is) follow these steps. It sounds like it wasn't properly removed before the server was taken offline.
Jul 23, 2008 at 9:54 UTC
I've successfully tried all the following suggestions...
1. Removing the machine using NTDSUTIL from the command line
2. Using ADSIEdit to delete the computer account in the OU=Domain Controllers,DC=domain...
3. Using ADSIEdit to delete the FRS member object in CN=Domain System Volume (SYSVOL share),CN=file replication service,CN=system....
4. In the DNS console, using the DNS MMC to delete the cname (also known as the Alias) record in the _msdcs container.
5. In the DNS console, usings the DNS MMC to delete the A (also known as the Host) record in DNS.
...from these articles...
...but still continue to get the error
Jul 28, 2008 at 10:45 UTC
Sorry for the delay but been on vacation.
It sounds like you've hit all the areas needed to get rid af a DC. Is the error still happening? It can take some time to replicate the changes you mentioned here.
Jul 28, 2008 at 11:38 UTC
Jul 28, 2008 at 11:52 UTC
Have you run DCDIAG on your domain controller?
Have you double, tripple checked the NTDS settings for each server? I know you said you scoured Sites and Services, but check again today with a fresh set of eyes.
Also just for kicks, check for any CNAMES, A records, or PTRs, referencing the server in question. See if they are pointing to an IP.
Jul 28, 2008 at 11:52 UTC
LOL, got interruped in my post, and didnt see your reply.
Jul 28, 2008 at 4:42 UTC
Jul 29, 2008 at 8:23 UTC
Actually it is 15 minutes for replication to finish ;)
Jul 30, 2008 at 2:52 UTC
Just for the record, 15 minutes is the default time interval for replication to start on a windows 2003 domain and even that is configurable. It may take much longer than that to complete depending on the topology, stie connector settings, amount of data to replicate, etc..
I beleive the default on a windows 2000 domain is around an hour for replication to start but I can't remember off the top of my head.
Jul 30, 2008 at 3:05 UTC
I dont believe it matters the size of the lan, it is 15 minutes regardless:
"By default, the KCC runs every 15 minutes. If the administrative connection object change is not received by the destination domain controller before the ISTG in the destination site runs, the ISTG in the destination site might modify the same connection object. In this case, ownership of the connection object belongs to the KCC because the latest write to the connection object is the write that is applied."
I used to be on a WAN spanning 500 miles with 13 sites interconnected with T1s. Replication time? 15 minutes :)
This may change if you have an enourmous change to your sysvol folder and your links cannot keep up, but then that is a very very very irregular circumstance.
Jul 30, 2008 at 4:29 UTC
I agree that most of the time in a windows 2003 domain that has not been changed from the default values on the site connectors, replication will complete in the standard 15 minute timeframe but there's still some circumstances where it won't.
It's just that to me, saying that anything on someone elses network will happen in any specific timeframe is assuming too much. I also work in a large, globally dispersed WAN enviornment and I've seen a number of things that would prevent replication from completing in 15 minutes. Lines can be congested at times, a bridgehead server in a site may be bogged down for a period of time, etc...
Also, The portion of the documentation you referenced is talking specifically about the the KCC and the connection objects themselves (IE. site connectors). Replication data is prevented from being errantly updated or updated twice by things like UNS's, High Watermark values, replication dampening, etc...
Jul 31, 2008 at 8:21 UTC
I agree with you. There are rare occations where thingd do occur, it is hard to say anything will happen 100% of the time in IT work ;)
AD works completely on a timer unless you mess with those timers, which as you mentioned, there are reasons to do so, the replication can be counted to occur within 15 minutes 95% of the time. If it doesnt, either you have a special setup, or you have a problem you need to fix somewhere as you will start to lose data over time as policies are wiped out and sysvol folders lose data.
I just posted the KCC quote to show that there are a series of 'magical' numbers out there that microsoft likes to use. I think replication on AD actually occurs every 7.5 minutes or so, but with a 7.5 minute swing as you dont know when the last replication occurred.
But as you said, there are some circumstances where this is different, but in a world where 1 hour is a long time to wait for testing, you can assume that unless you are a special LAN (which an admin would be aware of) you can count on the 15 minute replication. If I tried to make an exception for every LAN out there when I made a statement I would never be able to help anyone, I usually assume a moderately good knowledge of your own network to adjust what is told to you.
We are a bit OT here though, I would be happy to continue this conversation if you PM me, quite edifying.
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We came to Charles Town to the Hollywood Casino and Racetrack. We spent a great night at the Hampton Inn. The staff was very friendly. The room was awesome! Extra clean, the bed was comfy. Our room had a comfortable couch. The TV (and remote) worked perfectly. Breakfast was outstanding and the ladies that staff the breakfast were super nice! Next time we'll bring our bathing suits to try out the pool. There's a shuttle to takes you over to the casino which is a real nice extra. We'll definitely be staying here again.
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The hotel offers a coffee shop/café and a snack bar/deli. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
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For Gator Nation, what happened at SEC Media Days should be the equivalent of the ice bucket challenge. If you hadn't already come to grips with the fact that the Florida Gators go into the 2015 season armed with the kind of experience and talent you normally expect for the dwellers of the lower tiers of the Southeastern Conference, then the complete and total disrespect offered up by a vote of a media in Hoover, Alabama was your cold bucket of ice.
Fifth place SEC East. One first team, one second team and one third team preseason All-SEC selection ... not much different than what you'll find in Sporting News, Phil Steele, Athlon or Lindy's.
This is the lowest point for Florida football since the Amedeeville Horror of 1988 when offensive coordinator Lynn Amedee confided in the late, great Jack Hairston that Emmitt Smith would never, ever, in his wildest dreams be the back that Willie McClendon would be and that Emmitt's best value to the team was as a decoy. This is not made up.
Two years later, Steve Spurrier was the coach, the talent pool was on the rise and both coaching and player development were back in vogue. That led to a 20-year run (1990-2009) in which Florida won three national championships, eight SEC championships and more football games than any team in the nation. Based on what the Gators have going for them in 2015, they are closer to a championship than say the New Horizons spacecraft is to the dwarf planet Pluto (3.6 million miles), but not by much. It's going to take a whole lot of coaching and player development just for the Gators to be a 6-6 or 7-5 team this year. If the Gators win eight or more, Jim McElwain should be the SEC Coach of the Year.
Can the Gators win eight or nine games this year? If Berkeley Breathed can resurrect Bloom County (he has; go to his Facebook page), then it goes to show that anything is possible. Probable? Now that's another story altogether.
Top 10 teams nationally in wins from 1990-2009
1. Florida: 202-52-1
2. Ohio State: 193-54-3
3. Nebraska: 192-60-1
4. Florida State: 182-57-1
5. Miami: 184-60
6. Texas: 184-63-2
7. Tennessee: 182-66-2
8. Michigan: 174-69-3
9. Virginia Tech: 176-71-1
10. Penn State: 172-72
Other SEC teams:
11. Georgia: 170-74-1
14. Auburn: 160-79-3
19. Texas A&M: 157-87-2
26. Alabama: 141-88
42. Ole Miss: 130-106
49. Arkansas: 126-112-2
60. Missouri: 113-121-3
62. South Carolina 110-120-3
70. Mississippi State: 105-126-3
84. Kentucky: 94-139
98. Vanderbilt: 68-159
The feel good story of the week is former Gator Scottie Wilbekin proving once again that if you hold onto your dreams and continue to work your butt off even when all the odds seem stacked against you that good things happen. Scottie played so well with the Orlando Magic in the NBA Orlando Summer League that he was picked up by the Philadelphia 76ers for the Las Vegas Summer League. In Vegas, Scottie averaged 14.4 points and hit 15-34 from the 3-point line. That was enough for the 76ers to sign him to a 4-year deal. Last year, Wilbekin was All-NBL in Australia, where he averaged 15.2 points and 4.3 assists while leading Carins to the championship finals.
People tend to forget that Wilbekin is only 22 years old (won't be 23 until next April). He was a 17-year-old freshman for the Gators back in 2010 who proved from day one that he could play lock down defense. That will be the calling card that earns him minutes off the bench in the NBA.
1. Robb Smith, Arkansas: Surprised? You shouldn't be. In his first year with the Hogs he sliced 11 points and 90 yards off the per game averages against an SEC West schedule. In their five games after November 1, 2014, the Hogs gave up only 45 points and registered back-to-back shutouts against LSU and Ole Miss. He's on a lot of head coaching radars right now. If he's smart he'll get some experience at a Sun Belt or MAC school before trying a big job.
2. Will Muschamp, Auburn: He is The Peter Principle. As a head coach he rose beyond his level of competence. He's back to being a coordinator now, which is where he needs to stay. But, if Auburn wins the SEC this year, someone will hire him as a head ball coach once again.
3. John Chavis, Texas A&M: He will look like a true genius this year. Last year the Aggies gave up 189 points in their five losses.
4. Kirby Smart, Alabama: This might be too high. Alabama's points and yards per game allowed have increased every year since the 2011 national championship. Still, he's at Alabama which has more talent than anyone else.
5. Jason Jones/Dave Wommack, Ole Miss: The talent these guys inherited was abysmal. Now Ole Miss has the athletes and the sophisticated scheme. The Rebels were the toughest team to score upon in the nation last year.
6. Kevin Steele, LSU: He was pretty bad as the Clemson DC from 2009-12, but he's got great talent, great assistants and Coach O at LSU. He might seem like a better DC than he really is this year.
7. Jeremy Pruitt, Georgia: Florida ran for 418 yards and Georgia Tech ran for 399. South Carolina, Tennessee and Arkansas all had more than 400 yards of offense and Louisville threw for 314. This was against maybe the best roster of defensive athletes to work with in the SEC. He's got something to prove.
8. Geoff Collins, Florida: His Mississippi State defenses were ferocious in the red zone (only 19 touchdowns in 44 trips). He has better athletes to work with at Florida so his blitz everybody schemes might produce surprisingly good results. He has the advantage of Randy Shannon coaching his linebackers and Chris Rumph handling his D-line.
9. Manny Diaz, Mississippi State: He was the scapegoat for what went wrong at Texas in Mack Brown's final days. He did marvelous things with Mississippi State's defense his first go round (2010). The Bulldogs will start blitzing when they get off the bus.
10. Lorenzo Ward/Jon Hoke, South Carolina: When the talent Ellis Johnson recruited dried up in 2014, Lorenzo Ward's defense was really bad. Jon Hoke has been brought in from the NFL and Steve Spurrier has made defensive recruiting a priority. The Chickens will be improved this year but will it be enough?
11. Barry Odom, Missouri: He turned Memphis around in three years. Now he has to replace a defensive coaching legend in Dave Steckel. The jury is out.
12. John Jancek, Tennessee: This is his third year and lack of talent is no longer an excuse. If the Vols can't dominate with the talent on hand this year then they need a new DC.
13. Derek Mason, Vanderbilt: He fired last year's DC and put himself in charge. His Stanford defenses were very good, but they were with talent Jim Harbaugh recruited. Harbaugh doesn't recruit for Vandy.
14. D.J. Eliot, Kentucky: This is his third year on the job. In each of the previous two seasons the Wildcats gave up more than 30 points per game.
Michigan's deal with Nike is worth about $11 million per season of which you can figure something like $4 million per year is for the psychological impact of stealing away the biggest name in the shrinking adidas stable. In the last year adidas has lost Notre Dame to Under Armour and Tennessee and Michigan to Nike. Considering Miami's continued slide toward a permanent place among the mediocre in football, the addition of the Himmicanes to the adidas stable will have about as much impact as William "The Refrigerator" Perry drinking a Diet Coke to wash down those four Quarter Pounders.
The Michigan deal dwarfs the one Florida signed with Nike back in February. Nike added another million in cash and apparel to Florida's existing deal, raising the annual total to $3.3 million. You can argue till the cows come home that Michigan is a bigger and better known national brand than the University of Florida but is it worth more than $7 million per year? It's true that the Florida brand isn't what it was back in the Tebow days, but Michigan's deal with adidas was a good $6 million more even then and Florida was riding the wave of two national titles in both basketball and football.
My grandmother once told me that if you can't say something nice, then say nothing at all. Okay, Bill Arnsparger was a great defensive coordinator for the Dolphins back in the 1970s when they were the best team in the NFL. There, I've said something good. That's all.
When I look at the folks at the top of the British Open Leaderboard and see Jordan Speith is just one shot off the pace at -11, I have to think he's the favorite to take home the Claret Jug. After what I've seen of how he handled the pressure in winning the Masters and US Open, it's unlikely the pressure will get to him. If I bet on anything that could talk, I'd put money on him winning.
Tiger Woods didn't make the cut at the British Open, prompting Shane Ryan of Golf Digest to essentially say we can stick a fork in his career as a true championship level golfer. We used to hold our collective breaths when Tiger hit the ball because we knew something impressive was about to happen. We hold our collective breaths now because Tiger hits the ball far too often to the kind of places on the golf course with which so many of us are all too familiar. Did you ever think you would see Tiger playing Grandmother's House Golf? You know … over the river and through the woods? Tiger's 2-day total at the British Open was a 151. Only 11 golfers carded higher scores.Back in 2012 when injuries limited Alex Rodriguez to 122 games, he hit .272 with 18 homers and 57 RBI. Through 84 games this season and coming off a 1-year suspension, A-Rod is hitting .279 with 19 homers and 52 RBI. He's one week from his 40th birthday.
In this era of coaches backing up a Brinks truck on contract day, former Gator assistant Larry Shyatt is refreshing. Shyatt extended his contract with Wyoming until 2020, taking less money for himself than was offered and making sure that money was distributed to staff and assistants. In his five seasons at Wyoming the Cowboys are 103-60. If you've ever spent a day butt-deep or higher in snow in Laramie in December or January then you recognize what an outstanding job Shy has done.
How many years do you think it will take Jim McElwain to get the Gators back to a championship level?
The late J.J. Cale preferred to write the songs and play guitar for musicians recording one of his songs on their albums. Eric Clapton, who made a ton of money off Cale songs "Cocaine" and "After Midnight" called him one of the most influential musicians of the second half of the 20th century. At Clapton's insistence, Cale and Clapton combined for an album in 2006 they entitled "The Road to Escondido." This was the last recorded musical work of the late Billy Preston, who played keyboards on the album, which won the 2008 Grammy for best contemporary blues.


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Family Justice Services are a group of progams and services offered by Alberta Justice in collaboration with the courts of Alberta. Family Justice Services works directly with inpiduals and also with the judges of the Alberta Provincial Court and Court of Queen's Bench to help people get appropriate solutions for their family law issues.
Court of Queen's Bench "Family Law Practice Note #2", effective October 1, 2015 states, in part, that any family law chambers application that will take longer than 20 minutes (but less than 60 minutes) should be set down for hearing as a "special family law chambers" application. Booking an application must be done through the clerk's office, either in person or by telephone.
To book a 20-60 minute "family law special chambers" application to be heard in Edmonton, please call 780-638-3637 (a dedicated phone line to the Edmonton clerks' office).
To adjourn a 20-60 minute "family law special chambers" application that is scheduled to be heard in Edmonton, please call (780)643-1137 to speak with a Judicial clerk, who will ensure compliance with QB "Family Law Practice Note #2, effective October 1, 2015".
Please keep in mind that there may be periods of time when only two (2) matters will be scheduled, depending on availability of Justices. Every effort is made to accommodate all matters; however, there may be instances when it is not possible for all matters to proceed, and it would be prudent to check online availability on a regular basis, especially before agreeing on a date with opposing counsel. The link further down this webpage opens a .pdf file that will display available hearing dates for the 20-60 minute "special family law chambers" applications being heard in Edmonton.
The preferred practice will be that counsel, counsel's legal staff or a self-represented applicant (if such is the case) will review the dates that are available for booking an application before calling the clerks' office. Once you have agreed on a date with the other party (must be consented to), that you wish to book (or adjourn to), please call the clerks' office (at 780-643-1137) to speak with court staff who can book a date for your application; if the clerk is busy with someone else, do not hang up. Your call will be taken in the order that it is received.
When you call to book a hearing date, you will be asked to provide:
You can find your filing deadlines below in the document entitled "PN #2 Deadline Dates", which specifies filing deadline dates prescribed in "Family Law Practice Note #2, effective October 1, 2015" for material that will be filed with the Court.
PLEASE NOTE: Once your application is booked on the FLS Calendar, you must file your application documents with the FLS clerks' office as soon as possible (but no later than deadline #1 shown in the "PN #2 Deadline Dates", in order to secure your application hearing date.
If you fail to comply with the filing deadlines, you run the risk of having your court date struck.
In cases of high conflict separation, a situation may arise where one parent effectively abducts the child from the other parent and then leaves the country with the child. The 1980 Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction (the Hague Convention), which became law in Alberta on February 1, 1987, was designed to help the parents who have been left behind to locate and retrieve their children from the abducting parent in a foreign country. Applications to return a child located in Alberta to his or her home country are usually brought before the Court of Queen's Bench, which has developed the following documents to assist parties in preparing return applications.


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In that special week of July people in US were listening to Good Thing by Fine Young Cannibals.
In UK Back To Life (However Do You Want Me) by Soul II Soul was in the top 5 hits.
When Harry Met Sally..., directed by Rob Reiner, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1989
while The Russia House by John le Carré was one of the best selling books.
On TV people were watching Mornin' Sarge.
If you liked videogames you were probably playing American Dream or Dragon Ball Z.
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Medical News Today covers the growing Swedish fat wars [1]. Methinks I need to translate the Primal Blueprint into Swedish!(thanks, Dr. Eades!)
Runner's World takes a very serious (super serious) look into the misguided, dangerous, and downright un-American practice of running barefoot [2].
You may have read my tirade against ridiculous food labels [3], but it's good to know that the New York Times is catching on to the charade. I must warn you: Some of the things the food execs say in this "Smart Choice" food label article [4] may re-ignite your fear that Satan is alive, among us, and working for Kellogg's.
The Times isn't alone. ABC News (mainstream media releasing relevant health news? Is it backwards day?) has a piece on the growing problem of "functional foods," [5] junk food boosted with a couple vitamins and re-branded as healthy.
Perhaps the man-ape of 2001: A Space Odyssey should have thrown barbecue tongs into the air rather than a war club. NPR has a great podcast on why cooking makes us human [6].
Do the test numbers matter if you're simply eating Primal? Free the Animal opens up the discussion on whether or not we should pay attention to our lipid test results [7]. (Also check out Richard's latest before and after shots [8].)
The NY Times seems to be on a roll, find out why cinnamon may be the next antibacterial cleanser [9].
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[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-686?page=comments#action_12447725 ] Runping Qi commented on HADOOP-686: ----------------------------------- HADOOP-485 allows you to introduce a secondary key for sorting the map outputs, while use the primary key only to group the values passed to reduce. In the above example, the second elements in the keys of the map outputs are the secondary keys. They are used for sorting. The sorted data look like: (K1,3), V3 (K1,4), V4 (K1,5), V5 (K2,2), V2 (K2,3), V3 However, only the first elements in the keys are used for grouping. Thus, the following data will be passed to reduces: (K1), {V3, V4, V5} (K2), {V2, V3} In general, the user can specify a function f on the values of map outputs,such that, for each key/value pair k,v in the map output, we will actually emit (k,f(v)), v where (k,f(v)) will be used for sorting while k will be used for grouping. The order defined on f(v) should be the desired order on the v. A trivial example is that f is an identity function. The problem with that is that the values are duplicated in the map output, and the sorting on (k, v) may be too expensive. In general, we hope that the value of f(v) be simple values such as numbers or strings such that their sizes are much smaller than v, and sorting on them can be done efficiently. > job.setOutputValueComparatorClass(theClass) should be supported > --------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: HADOOP-686 > URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-686 > Project: Hadoop > Issue Type: New Feature > Components: mapred > Environment: all environment > Reporter: Feng Jiang > > if the input of Reduce phase is : > K2, V3 > K2, V2 > K1, V5 > K1, V3 > K1, V4 > in the current hadoop, the reduce output could be: > K1, (V5, V3, V4) > K2, (V3, V2) > But I hope hadoop supports job.setOutputValueComparatorClass(theClass), so that i can make values are in order, and the output could be: > K1, (V3, V4, V5) > K2, (V2, V3) > This feature is very important, I think. Without it, we have to take the sorting by ourselves, and have to worry about the possibility that the values are too large to fit into memory. Then the codes becomes too hard to read. That is the reason why i think this feature is so important, and should be done in the hadoop framework. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - If you think it was sent incorrectly contact one of the administrators: http://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/Administrators.jspa - For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
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