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How long did you work on this video for? And who helped film it?
I started working on this video in August right before my Kink Titan frame promo came out. I went to Boston to hang out with Aaron Smith and Lee Hopkins just to get started on a new video because I hate getting done with one video and starting from scratch. I always try and get working on the next project before any finished project drops. So I had a good trip to Boston and the day I got home I got the call from Paul [Robinson] telling me that they wanted to put me on pro and I knew right away I didn't want to half-ass my welcome video. I was stoked to get working! I had a lot of help filming for this one and I'm so thankful for the amount of people that were down to either film or press a button for me. Jake Petruchik, Aaron Smith, Lee Hopkins and Ryan O' Rourke all were a huge help filming. I couldn't have done it without them!
Where there any setbacks or things that got away?
There were definitely some setups that I need to go back to in Boston, but I'm not bummed they didn't work out for this video because I like having reasons to travel back to places I love.
Where as most riders just focus on the riding and let the filmer handle the rest, you're really hands on with the filming, as well—you even own two video cameras. Does your involvement with the filming of your own clips ever distract you from focusing on the trick itself, or is it all just part of the process for you?
Yeah, I think being in charge of choosing angles and trusting friends to film things a certain way definitely adds a little stress. Whenever I get to film with another filmer and I don't have to worry about carrying my bag out or think as hard about the angles it's really nice. But I almost always have a static angle locked off for safety. If I hand someone my camera I trust them to get the shot and I'm thankful I have friends I can trust like that.
What's it like editing your own welcome to pro video as opposed to having someone else do it?
It's a double-edged sword for sure. I always feel weird staring at myself on screen for hours on end, but I like getting to make the look and feel exactly how I want it. It's always awesome when you don't have to worry about it and I usually have someone like Darryl Tocco—who I know is gonna do a hammer job—but it's pretty rewarding to be the rider and make the video yourself because that makes it 100% your own project.
As far as variety of rails goes, I'd say you got all bases covered—kinkers, rainbow, curved, step-down, you name it… how much time/travel went into finding all of these amazing rail setups?
It was all East Coast stuff filmed from August until December. Most of it is my hometown of Rochester, NY—which somehow has so many crazy rail set ups that no one has ever seen because Rochester is not a hot spot destination [laughs]. The step rail, the curved rail, the rainbow and a lot of the setups are all either pedal distance or less than a 20 minute drive from my apartment which is pretty cool. I'm definitely lucky with the amount of stuff around here. The rest is all Boston and surrounding areas that Aaron Smith and Lee Hopkins took me too. Boston is one of my favorite places all around and it's over a six hour drive from where I live, but I think I was up there every month from the summer on because I like it so much up there and the spots are incredible. Also having great dudes like Aaron and Lee up there who are always motivated to ride and let me stay with them makes it a no brainer to hop in the car and get up there.
Did you approach this video any differently than previous projects you worked on?
Getting the honor of joining the Éclat pro team is a really exciting thing for me and I knew I wanted certain tricks/setups for this one. I feel like I put out footage frequently, but I don't want a bunch of similar videos with similar clips and different songs. I knew right away what I wanted to do for the ender and I've never had that going into a project.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe the curved x-up grind you did in Montreal was the first one you did? You really stepped up your game with the one you did in this video. How was it getting that one done?
Yeah, Montreal was the first time I ever tried to x-up grind around a curved rail and that setup was perfect for me first one and it was damn fun. After I did the one in Montreal, Paul mentioned that it would be cool to see me do that on the curved rail from my Kink Intervention part and I knew I wanted to do it for an Éclat video. Once I got the call that I was going to be pro I knew right away that was the move I wanted to be my ender. I waited until my video started to come together to go get that one done because I knew that spot wasn't going anywhere and I could try it whenever because it's off a main road into an abandoned business so getting kicked out wasn't an issue. I was so stoked to get that one done being that it was on my mind for a little while and I had a lot of my friends come out to either help film, shoot the photo or just hang out and help me get it done. Rolling away from that feeling like I just about finished my video was a damn good feeling.
It hurt my eyes too much to count on the video, so how many steps was that behemoth rail you did at the end? As far as rails go with stairs on both sides goes, that's one of the biggest I've seen in recent memory. Was that something you had on your mind for awhile?
I think it was somewhere around the 35/36 mark for stairs. That was the only clip in the video that wasn't filmed in either Rochester or the Boston area. Jake Petruchik and Ryan O'Rourke were Google mapping spots in other cities in upstate New York and they came across a Google map image of that and knew that I would get stoked when they showed it to me. It looked massive on the Google maps image and I didn't know what I was in for, but I told Jake that I wanted to get that done the first chance we got. So I think he showed me that rail on a Wednesday and we drove two hours Saturday morning to get that done. It was one of those things that the run up was perfect, the rail was good and once I made the drive and saw it was actually as good as I expected, I had to get it done. Luckily it only took the one try of me eating shit and then it worked out after that. I don't know if my legs could have handled two of those crashes in a row. That was the first time I've ever driven that far to get something done and turn around and go home, but I'm glad I did. I can't thank Jake enough for coming out there with me, filming it and shooting the photo at the same time. I can't think of many people who do that just so their friend could grind a rail [laughs]. So thanks again Jake!
How does it feel to be getting bumped to pro for Éclat, who have one of the most stacked and diverse teams of heavy hitters in BMX?
It has happened and it still doesn't feel real [laughs]. I'm really lucky to be part of such a high-end brand that makes some of the best parts and has such an badass image. Being alongside dudes like AK, Bruno, Burns and everyone is a crazy feeling. I definitely agree Éclat is one of the heaviest teams in BMX and I'm grateful to be put onboard with this crew!
"The 36-stair rail was across from an old folks home and the one guy watched me set up the tripod angle and asked me what I was filming. I told him what I was about to do and he was stoked. He went back inside and got all his friends to come watch and they were cheering me on and telling me on the one I ate shit on I was so close and I can do it. That's why in the clip it's so loud when I roll away because it's the senior citizens all stoked. When I went to pick up my tripod angle camera Jake snapped a photo of me with the elderly who helped me get it done."
Growing up in Rochester, how do you dealing with the winter?
I'll be honest the older I get the harder it gets in some ways. We've always been lucky to have rad indoor parks up here, but I start missing the streets quickly. Just going that long without solid sunshine isn't good for anyone, but when I'm home I do go snowboarding pretty often so I do the best I can to take advantage of it. I always make sure I stay traveling in the winter to keep me happy. By the time you all read this I'll be on my way to Texas via car with no real return plan.
You've been talked about moving to San Diego and Austin, but you're still in Rochester. What gives?
I ended up getting busy with some East Coast travels and some life shit back home that kept me here longer than expected but I don't regret it. The Northeast is relatively small and being able to go to places like NYC/Jersey and Boston so easily is pretty awesome and I've taken advantage of that more this past summer/fall than I ever have. But like I saidI'm getting in my car in a couple days and driving down to Texas and I'm just gonna see where the road takes me. I'm gonna spend some time in Dallas and Austin and see what happens from there. Pretty stoked on kicking 2017 off that way.
You got added to the Kink squad when you were pretty young. How do you think that affected you as a rider, being able to go on trips and interact with the team at such a young age?
I think it had a huge influence on me. I had a lot to learn but I think that's pretty normal when you start traveling across the country at 15 with a bunch of BMX riders that are so much older than I was and have been doing it for awhile at that point already. I've been on trips recently with guys that are in 18/19 age range and they have never been on real BMX trips and it shows. It's absolutely nothing against them I just forget how young I was when I got thrown into this, but I'm glad I did, and I wouldn't have it any other way.
You're well versed with filming and knowing how to put a section together really well…is that a Darryl Tocco influence?
Thanks! I got into filming when I was 16 and have been lucky to have Darryl to ask questions about certain aspects or technical things throughout working on my own projects. I love watching videos from all the heaviest filmers in BMX like Darryl, Christian, Navaz, Tony Ennis,Will Stroud, etc… and paying attention to all the detail that goes into everything they do. Between the colors, the places people go, the music to capture the vibe, the angles, I geek out on all of it when it's done well.
Since you have a good mix of both, what are your thoughts on technical riding versus heavy setups?
Both are so different for me mentally and I really like that. When it comes to technical stuff I don't stress it as much, but I know I'm going to be putting in some work to get clips done and I love that feeling. It has been a long time since I've gotten pissed trying something because I actually enjoy putting in the work if I feel like the setup is worth it. When it comes to heavy stuff I feel like that is way more of a mental game for me because I really try and go into the "one and done" mindset—even though that's not usually the case. I also hate staring at a setup or waiting on it. When it's something that is on the scary side, I want to get it done before I give myself enough time to get scared and start overthinking it.
Anything signature part wise in the works with Éclat?
Nothing right now, but I do have an idea for something a little different I would love to start working on. I do have a newKink signature part in the works that I'm really excited about it.
What it's like going on Éclat trips with a heavy mix of dudes that you don't know as well the Kink squad?
It's pretty awesome, the crew is so fun to be around and everyone gets along real well. I wish I could ride with the whole crew all the time. It's such a diverse group of dudes, but it's nothing but good vibes when we are all together. Just getting to watch every guy on the pro squad kill it in person is pretty amazing. They are all a bunch of machines!
Following in the lines of dudes like Darryl and Christian Rigal…how hard is it to juggle filming and riding?
The only hard part is traveling with such a heavy ass bag [laughs]. I like juggling both because I feel constantly involved and it keeps me from ever getting bored. I love filming and riding to where I don't feel like I'm missing out if I'm spending too much time with the camera in my hand or too much time getting the camera getting pointed at me. The hardest part is when I go somewhere on my own and don't have a filmer with me and have to trust people who don't ever film. Riding and filming go hand in hand and I'm glad to be on both sides of it.
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Opener Candid, feeble gap smith – Jake Petruchik
X-up curved rail – Jeff Zielinski
Senior citizens – Jake Petruchik
Over grind, kinked rail – Jeff Zielinski
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Where can I fine the sun key?
Where is johannasburg on rosa so i can attain the sun key i need that so please someone help me
alf3401 - 8 years ago
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The Answer I will Give is taken from the FAQ / Walkthrough from Wizardmentor at the FAQs Section.
I hope this will help
At chapter Ten, The Illusory Oasis enter the Kuja desert.
Explore all the desert and you will Encounter some scenes where people need help. Agree to help them :
* 1.Give the Old Man Some Water
2.Say Yes to sucking out the poison
3.Say yes to seeing her husband, no he is not well, hand over the bag of coins (Bag of coins taken from a corpse
in the desert after a scene)
Eventually you will find Johannasburg.
Upon entering, head towards the central plaza to meet the old man from the desert.
After that check inside the house you are at for two chests containing SUN KEY (Star Key) and CO2 Powder x2
Xanderkun - 8 years ago
Go to johannasburg and into the elder's house, the sun key should be inside, if you can't see it, search the house.
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Elder: Whoa!! Easy there boy
Jaster: Where is the Sun key?
Elder: Oh it's just in that Chest over there!!
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The case concerned a doctor at St. Vincent Hospital in Dusseldorf. According to a court press release, after he was divorced from his first wife, the doctor moved in with another woman, before marrying her in a civil ceremony.
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We are seeing continuous information events on our SQL 2000 server which state that "Autogrow of file <DB FILE> in database <DB NAME> cancelled or timed out after <RANDOM TIME VALUE IN MS>. Use ALTER DATABASE to set a smaller FILEGROWTH or to set a new size." Any suggestions as to what could be causing this and how to correct it?
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Aug 12, 2008 at 12:14 UTC
Hope the following are of help:
If you are still not sure please provide more details of your setup like the size of your database file and your lof file.
Sep 11, 2008 at 12:10 UTC
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Also, check the database as to how it is growing. i.e. by #MB or by #%.
If your DB is huge and drive space is limited, then you don't want to use #% growth. Change this to #MB and see what happens.
Sep 12, 2008 at 12:27 UTC
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Also check to see if Auto Shrink is enabled, if it is you might want to think about disabling it unless you have a very good reason not to. I've never found one my self. If the database is shrinking and having to expand it just makes more overhead for the server. Check to see how space your data is taking up and how much space has been allocated to the database, if they are really close and you have free drive space you may want to increase the size of the database.
As an example I have 6GB of data in a database but the total size for the database is 10GB. So it should never have to grow. Once it gets to 8GB I manually expand it to 12GB. That way I can do it during off or non peak hours and not slow the system down during production time.
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After guns, smoking and the regulation of tobacco products is one of the most hotly debated personal freedom and public health issues in this country. It remains in the headlines as more cities pass ordinances against smoking in public spaces and the Hollywood film "The Insider" focuses on the conduct of tobacco companies. On Dec. 1, the issue travels to the Supreme Court, as the justices hear oral arguments over whether the Food and Drug Administration can regulate tobacco as a drug. This week on "Holding Court:" the government and tobacco.
Joan Biskupic has covered the Supreme Court for The Washington Post since 1992. Co-author of the third edition of Congressional Quarterly's encyclopedia on the Supreme Court, she holds a law degree from Georgetown University. Biskupic covered government, politics and legal affairs for CQ's Weekly Report before joining The Post.
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Joan Biskupic: Welcome back from the Thanksgiving break. The justices steamed through the week, hearing cases on whistleblower lawsuits, dirty cable programs and, of course, the FDA tobacco case. So send in your questions about the specific cases or about the court generally.
Tampa, Fla.: Hello, I am a 9th grade student at Gaither High School in Tampa, Florida. I have been asked by my government teacher to do a Supreme Court docket case. I have chosen to do the Food and Drug Administration v. Brown and Williamson Tobacco Corp. case. I was wondering if you could help me out in anyway possible, and give me your opinion or any helpful information on the case.
Sincerely, Ashley Allred
Joan Biskupic: Well, since you're obviously used to working with the Internet, you'll have an easy time getting background on the case. First, you can look up what the lawyers themselves say about it through our "docket" section on the Supreme Court page. That's where their briefs are. Then you can search for all the stories about the case through news-services web-sites. Finally, the tobacco companies and public health groups have their own sites. It's actually easier than ever to do research today. We used to have to take a bus to the public library.
washingtonpost.com: The docket information, as well as cases listed by subject, can be found on our Supreme Court Resources page.
Washington, D.C.: Will the court determine the false claims act is unconstitutional?
Joan Biskupic: Good question. The actual issue in the Monday case you refer to is not whether the whole False Claims Act is unconstitutional but whether the whistleblower provisions of it are. What the court is looking at is whether the so-called "qui tam" section, which lets citizens sue on behalf of the government for public fraud is allowed. The question boils down to whether the Constitution gives private individuals legal "standing" to bring such a case. ... There appeared to be no consensus Monday. I think some key justices, notably Sandra Day O'Connor, are afraid to upset centuries-old tradition of citizen-lawsuits. Justice Scalia is the one most vigorously opposed to them. There's a lot at stake. These cases have helped the government track down lots of cheats and close to $3 billion in the last 13 years.
Atlanta, Ga.: On Monday, the court heard arguments in the Martinez-Salazar case about the consequences of denying a valid challenge of a juror for cause. The case was somewhat overshadowed by the Vermont Natural Resources argument. How did it go?
Joan Biskupic: This is the case about whether a defendant can get a new trial based on having to use one of his few "peremptory challenges" to get rid of a potential juror who should have been kept off the panel "for cause," because he was so obviously prejudiced in some way. ... And I wish I could tell you how the arguments went. But I and most of my colleagues spent that part of the morning with the court's "orders" list, which also came out on Monday. The case you mention is important, and when the justices rule, I'll write about it.
Arlington, Va.: Joan,
Have enjoyed your weekly chats on the court. Usually only take the time to submit a question when I see something specific regarding your coverage of the courts or the legal system. While generally I thought the article below was well written, I found the choice of words in the highlighted paragraph to contain some bias:
Justice Halts Enforcement of States' Late-Term Abortion Bans
"Dilation and extraction," as the procedure is known medically, involves dilating a pregnant woman's cervix to allow the fetus to partially emerge, after which the fetus is killed by inserting a suction tube into its skull and removing the contents.
Why use the word "contents"? Why not call it what it is, "the fetus is killed by inserting a suction tube into its skull and removing the brain." The way I see it, the folks on the other side of this issue might argue the use of the word "mind" would be more appropriate. While I think there can be reasonable debate on whether a fetus has a "mind," I think even the most ardent "pro choice" folks will admit that the "contents" of the skull of a fetus is a brain. They may not like the choice of wording, but that is my point; you show a bias by softening the impact.
Joan Biskupic: Point well taken.
New York, N.Y.: I realize you don't write the headlines, Joan, and it usually bugs me when people are overly sensitive about "bias," but "Justices Hear Arguments on Cable Smut Restrictions"? Is it just because "smut" is shorter than "adult entertainment"?
Joan Biskupic: I'm sure a headline writer could never have gotten adult entertainment in there. But I don't think "smut" is so bad. Random House defines it as "indecent language." "Porn" would have fit, too.
Washington, D.C.: What's the likelihood that the court will give the FDA jurisdiction over tobacco? I know it's not a state-federal issue, but this court seems pretty hands-off on the government control issue.
Joan Biskupic: I think the likelihood is zip. Many of the justices looked like they were ready to rule against the Food and Drug Administration's effort to control tobacco and stop young people from getting hooked on cigarettes. They had lots of problems with the FDA's 1996 claim that the nicotine in cigarettes is a drug, but they focused a lot on the fact that the agency itself had for decades said it lacked the power and had actually gone to Congress asking for the authority over tobacco. ... The FDA says in response that so much changed in the 1990s and that it was only recently able to get internal industry documents showing how manufacturers treat nicotine like a drug and manipulate its levels for greater addiction.
Newry, Co. Down Northern Ireland: How has the Supreme Court adopted to today's society in relation to the individual compared to when its role was outlined in the U.S. Constitution (1787).
Joan Biskupic: This is such a big question but because it's from so far away I have to take it. ... The court generally views constitutional rights and responsibilities as evolving, so it tries to apply an up-to-date framework for the Constitution that was written more than two centuries ago. But the starting point is always: How did the men who wrote the Constitution understand individual rights? What were they trying to protect? What was it about government power that was feared at the time. Then the justices looked at how society (and government) has changed and how constitutional protections might accordingly be altered. The more liberal view would have the Constitution become more protective of individual liberties and used more to remedy modern societal ills. The more conservative view says that role should be left to the elected legislature.
Washington, D.C.: To follow up on your earlier response on FDA control do you think that those tobacco company documents showing the manipulation of nicotine could tip the balance? And does the Hollywoodization of an issue, (i.e., The Insider) which brings it more into the limelight, have any bearing on how a case is framed?
Joan Biskupic: No, I don't. I think that those docs and the movie and generally all the attention on this huge public health problem point up the significance of the case. But for the justices, the key question is whether a 1938 law gives the agency the power to regulate tobacco. They'll focus on its words and its history. ... During the oral arguments, some of the justices challenged solicitor general Seth Waxman about how "new" the notion of smoking's dangers really is. The chief asked about the Surgeon General report of the 1960s, and others said, haven't we long known what smoking can do?
Arlington, Va.: I am not a smoker but do know that there are many state laws that limit cigarette purchases by minors and there is also the celebrated warnings on packs and in advertisements. If the court says the FDA may not regulate cigarettes, what is the perceived loss?
Joan Biskupic: The FDA says it's important to have a national standard and way for the federal government to comprehensively try to stop young people from smoking. ... It's interesting that you mention the labeling law. One of the arguments from the tobacco companies is that Congress preempted the FDA authority in this area by itself passing tobacco-specific laws, such as the 1965 labeling law.
Rockville, Md.: If the court invalidates the qui tam provision of the False claims Act would this not essentially emasculate much of the Act's deterrent power. How do these kinds of political-policy issues play into the the deliberations of the court?
Joan Biskupic: Good question. During the oral arguments, the lawyer representing the whistleblower in this case called the "qui tam" provision one of the most effective means of preventing fraud on the U.S. Treasury. And as I mentioned above, it has earned the feds close to $3 billion since 1986. (Another $443 million has gone to the individual whistleblowers who took on the cases.) So, yes, the incentive for people to blow the whistle and the deterrent force would be removed if the court rules against the law. The justices will often ask about the policy ramifications ... and I think those concerns always hang over the case, but when it comes to ruling and writing an opinion, they have to come up with the law and precedent to support their position.
Richmond, Va.: Stevens blocking the enforcement of late-term abortion bans is bound to set off some pretty big fireworks. Any sense of the fallout yet? Also, what's the 7th Circuit's general record on rulings being overturned by the Supreme Court? Given the conflicting opinions of the 7th and 8th Circuits, is it likely the court will address the issue?
Joan Biskupic: I think the odds are good that the court will resolve the conflicting rulings over these "partial birth" abortion laws. I don't know off the top of my head how often the Chicago-based 7th is reversed. It's not a liberal circuit like the 9th, out in California, the hands-down winner in reversals. The 7th's record is mixed. I've heard some lawyers joke that the "7th Circuit is so conservative it even scares Rehnquist," but the 4th Circuit (covering Virginia, Maryland and a few other states) has actually been beating out all circuits lately for hot conservative rulings.
Washington, D.C.: It appears likely after Wednesday's argument that the Court will reject FDA jurisdiction over tobacco. What is happening with the Justice Department's suit against the tobacco companies? Would a Republican president drop the suit?
Joan Biskupic: That lawsuit, in which the Justice Department is seeking payback for the medical costs of treating sick smokers and is accusing tobacco companies of conspiring to defraud the public, was just filed in September. So nothing much has actually happened in it. We're talking years until a trial, if it gets to that. ... And I can't imagine a GOP president trying to drop the case.
Bethesda, Md.: I have heard that as many as three justices may retire during the next four to eight years. Is this true and, if so, who is retiring?
Joan Biskupic: Everything you hear (and that I hear) is pure speculation. I don't think anyone will retire until after the election. Then, it's also dicey. ... Based on the ages of the justices, I would expect Chief Justice Rehnquist and Justice Stevens to be the first two to step down in upcoming years. Then, over EIGHT years, we could see Justice O'Connor also leave the bench. The rest are relative spring chickens in their early 60s and 50s.
Port St. Joe, Fla.: Can the Supreme Court curb, in my opinion the out of control, power of the FDA or would it take an act of Congress? Thanks for this forum I look forward to it every week.
Joan Biskupic: The court can rule when the FDA has overstepped its power provided someone has sued on that basis but the court can't randomly come in and check the authority of any agency. The statutory domain of the FDA and any agency lies with Congress.
washingtonpost.com: Your point about the justices' interpretation of the 1938 law governing the FDA raises an interesting point. Has the age of judicial activism come and gone? Is there another issue on the horizon like the Internet, for example, or gay rights in which some judges will interpret laws more broadly?
Joan Biskupic: Interesting question. This court tends to rule narrowly, incrementally. You mention two very hot issues (gay rights and the Internet) and I don't see either of those shaking the majority out of what is a cautious step-by-step approach to disputes and a general resistance to be seen at the lead of social policy. .... The next president should appoint bolder justices, don't you think, at least for news value?!
Jacksonville, Fla.: What significance, if any, is the fact that a cert. petition continues to remain pending on the court's docket for several weeks after the case has been discussed at conference? Is it unusual for the court to consider a petition at conference and not include it on the following Monday's orders list?
Joan Biskupic: Not always. They often hold over some petitions, as justices go back and look at the lower court rulings, reconsider some elements, weigh whether the case is worth taking up. Sometimes, if a case has been pending for a long time, it could mean that the justices are holding it for a related case already accepted for review. How ever the justices rule in that case would affect the outcome of the pending related one. Or maybe the justices have decided not to take the case and one of the justices objects and is writing what is known as a "dissent from denial." It's all so secret. We never know what's going on in the justices' conference until we get some ruling or order and then work backwards using all the clues.
washingtonpost.com: How were the oral arguments in the parochial schools aid case? What is the general feeling of this court on the separation of church and state and whether this applies?
Story: Parochial School Aid Faces Test (Dec. 2)
Information on the case: Mitchell v. Helms
Joan Biskupic: This is the case that centers on a 1965 education law that gives public school districts federal money for computers and other equipment and says the funds must be shared with all private schools in the district, including parochial schools. ... The question is whether it violates the Constitution's limits on public support for religion. My sense is that the justices will uphold the law, and I'm not sure where they'll go with the larger question that could ultimately affect whether vouchers are allowed. The majority generally wants a lower wall of separation between church and state and would permit (more than the courts of an earlier generation) greater government involvement with religious schools. But the question of public vouchers for parochial schools is a tough one and they might want to rule narrowly here.
Joan Biskupic: That's it for today. Watch next week when the justices will take up cases arising out of the Exxon Valdez oil spill and from airbag requirements, among others. And also look for this month's "Full Court Press" Monday on the Federal Page, about the quirks of the court. Thanks to all who participated!


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My Windows XP clients take forever to boot and log on. Average boot time is about 3 to 5 minutes and log on time is an average two to three minutes. We have the following applications deployed:
DeepFreeze with a 100GB thawed space the use profiles redirected to it.
RealVNC with domain authentication
Symantec EndPoint Protection
I have about six different GPO's enabled. One for our office machines, another for our servers, another for our studio computers, another for ALL client machines, another for domain controllers and of course the default domain policy. Any suggestions? I'm also looking to create a custom default user profile.
Apr 27, 2012 at 10:05 UTC
Good Morning,
I have resolved the issue. What was happening was group policy was applying the new settings every time a client booted and logged on. When the clients would shut off and turn on the next morning theyd have to repeat the application process all over again because DeepFreeze was erasing those settings being applied upon shutdown/restart. I simply created a brief 15 minute maintenance period for those settings to properly apply.
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Apr 16, 2012 at 2:43 UTC
Petes PC Repairs is an IT service provider.
Nothing annoys people more than waiting for a machine to start up. You know those conversations when people meet in the lobby, next to the coffee machine: "So, you're waiting for the network, too?" "Yeah, Bob, you know, starting takes so long." "True, True.".
You as the Group Policy administrator can do certain things to ensure that Group Policy application on computer startup or user logon complete as fast as possible. I'll provide you with some tipps and tricks that helps clients process Group Policy faster.
But first, let's clear up some rumors about Group Policy processing. It is not true, that Group Policy processing time increases with the number of policies you create and link to an OU. Well, it partially is true. It only slightly makes a difference between the two common methods, administrators create Group Policy-hierachies:
(a) some admins create many policies with only a few settings each,
(b) other admins create few policies with a bunch of policies to group them in a logical fashion.
Both approaches are valid, I've seen both working well in the field. As of my experience, it doesn't _really_ matter which approach you follow and it doesn't really matter how many settings you configure. The big change makes what settings you configure.
Policy processing is handled by so-called Client Side Extensions (CSEs). Little pieces of software on the clients that process the settings you dictate. There's a CSE for Software Installation, one for registry entries, one for Folder Redirection and so on.
So when on Group Policy application takes place, a list of all GPOs is created. For each CSE that is registered on the client system, every GPO is opened and evaluated whether there are settings to process. So you can think of holding a certain CSE in your hand and testing every GPO if there are settings to process for it. If all GPOs are through, you take the next CSE into your hand. You can read more about this here: "How core Group Policy works" - http:/
Another good point to speed up policy processing a little is to disable unused "portions" of a policy. If you separate machines and users in different OUs in order to be able to separate the policy settings and GPOs you configure and link, you are able to just disable the "User Configuration" portion for all machines and disable the "Computer Configuration" portion for all users. You don't need these portions if you have OUs with users-only and OUs with machines-only. That way, CSE processing will notice that no further settings are made and processing can complete faster.
You might find that filtering is a good thing. There are two ways you can accomplish filtering of Group Policy scopes other than using a good OU structure: WMI filtering and security filtering. This might be the right point to repeat my words: If you can organize your infrastructure and your AD design in a way that let's you comfortably administer Group Policy so that you can leave WMI filtering and security filter out as far as possible, implement it! The processing of WMI filters and security filters might be a good thing in the first place, but the processing of those filters (calling up the engine or evaluating those permissions (ACLs "Read" and "Apply Group Policy") take a considerable amount of time to complete. Excessive usage of WMI filters and modified ACLs on Group Policies can increase processing time.
If you can, have a special eye on those file servers that host Software Installation packages and user profiles. Ensure that those machines are fast to respond to users even under load. Roaming or Redirected Profiles on slow servers keep bugging users. If it takes ages to load and save files on those servers, or Software Installation takes too long to complete, people will not get a "positive user experience". Software Installation packages should be on DFS - that's best practice as this shares the load between the roots and you're not lost and lone if it comes to replace the distribution point.
If you're already experiencing long logon and startup times, you'll surely want to revisit all kinds of scripts that you're running on client computers or for users. Classics are network operations that run into timeouts or resources that can't be accessed because of lack of permissions. I've also seen scripts causing trouble because they were connecting to a legacy server that has moved to a remote site - and the connection was sort of slow (64k or something like that).
Apr 16, 2012 at 2:51 UTC
Apr 16, 2012 at 3:09 UTC
Do you have Roaming Profiles turned on? That used to cause major slowness at a prior company.
Apr 16, 2012 at 4:09 UTC
I think first of all, you need to determine whether it's a software program that's holding the logon process up or if it's a group policy issue.
If there just doesn't seem to be any software causing the problem, enable verbose logging on the machine: http:/
This will usually pinpoint what policy is taking the longest by watching the messages as you sign in. If it's hanging on folder redirection policy for 3 minutes, you know where to look.
If that doesn't narrow it down enough, then this will allow you to get much more granular: http:/
Apr 16, 2012 at 4:10 UTC
Roaming Profiles are disabled
Apr 16, 2012 at 7:53 UTC
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what are your DNS settings like in the DHCP scope? Make sure you have the AD DNS server set as your ONLY DNS server for the DHCP clients, as well as any statically assigned hosts - and the correct forwarders set in the DNS server. I've seen far too many networks handing out public DNS to the DHCP clients, forcing long timeouts to occur prior to the workstation realizing it can't register with public DNS servers upon login.. proper implementation of DNS in AD is key for a happy AD environment....
you may also want to check that all your mapped drives are pointing to actual shares on available drive letters, and that you don't have any other reason for prompts to occur in login scripts that aren't being displayed on the screen since most admins run logon/startup scripts hidden. You can set your logon/startup scripts to run visible in the default domain policy to rule out the prompt issue fairly easily.
Apr 16, 2012 at 8:05 UTC
After doing some testing after my users left the office. Specifically the Applying computer settings and applying user setting parts of the boot and logon process are hogging all of the load time.
Apr 16, 2012 at 11:39 UTC
Why not use Deepfreeze to add those settings to ?
Apr 17, 2012 at 5:23 UTC
Applying computer settings can be a bit vague if you want to drill down further enable verbose status messages on group policy.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/325376 this will show you how.
you'll also be better placed to pin point what user or computer setting or CSE is causing problems
i tend to leave it on by default in the "default domain policy" as it also helps the user see that things are happening and hasn't just frozen on applying computer/user setings etc
Apr 17, 2012 at 8:19 UTC
Check event viewer to see if anything is being reported as hanging?
Apr 27, 2012 at 10:05 UTC
Good Morning,
I have resolved the issue. What was happening was group policy was applying the new settings every time a client booted and logged on. When the clients would shut off and turn on the next morning theyd have to repeat the application process all over again because DeepFreeze was erasing those settings being applied upon shutdown/restart. I simply created a brief 15 minute maintenance period for those settings to properly apply.
May 15, 2016 at 1:13 UTC
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How exactly did you created those maintenance procedure? Is it on XP or on the Domain Controller? thanks
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