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Muscle building and increasing of body strength is a cycle. The process is a simple one but there is the need of accuracy to maintain it in order to achieve a hulk physique. The cycle is - you eat then you sleep and then you hit the gym. However, the accuracy you have to maintain is how much to eat, when to eat, what to eat. How much to sleep and how much to gym and what to do in the gym.
What you most need when you want extra weight, a toned body and huge muscles
We have all heard that calories are not good. But then that's not exactly right. Your body needs calories as calories burn to provide you energy and thus you can work. But allowing the calories to pile up in the body is harmful. So those who want to become Iron Man need to consume calories. But the question here is how much calorie intake is needed? Multiply your body weight by 16-18 to find out the calorie your body needs. If your weight is 75 kg, then calorie intake should be about 1200-1350 kcal. However, this is not the exact amount. This is a rough calculation. The exact amount depends on your age, gender, training and body metabolism to get a hulk physique.
Along with calories, protein is also required. Protein consumption should be 2 grams per kilogram of body weight. You can opt for high protein food. Along with high protein food, whey protein should be an important ingredient in your diet. Whey protein is engineered to provide weight gain and manage the weight. It helps in the development of muscles. It is recommended in order to develop a hulk physique. It can be consumed thrice a day with either milk or water.
Diet rich in minerals, vitamins and fibres is also highly recommended.
Some food items in the list are –
Along with the right kind of food, there is a need for the right kind of workout. Food and workout should go hand in hand. Suggested workouts have been listed below for a hulk physique.
Everyday gym is every important. Do not miss out even on a single day. Minimum 45 minutes of gym is needed.
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"Can't Take My Eyes Off You", by Boys Town Gang is featured on Just Dance 4, Just Dance Wii U, Just Dance Unlimited, and Just Dance Now.
Appearance of the Dancers
The coaches are two girls.
P1 has a pink fringe dress cuffed around the neck, a pink banged bob haircut, and knee-high blue leather boots.
P2 has a yellow spaghetti-strap fringe dress, a yellow bob haircut and pink platform shoes.
Wrestler Version
The coach is basically P1 from The Final Countdown. He retains his purple suit and fighter mask. Unlike his performance in his debut, he wears his purple cape for the entirety of the routine and his glove is cyan instead of black. He has a yellow outline.
Some colorful floating dots that bounce around. There are also lights that flash from the floor and a light in the ceiling. Those lights flash red, green, and blue.
The shape and style from the background in The Final Countdown. It has some of the floor lights from the original one.
Can't Take My Eyes Off You has a Mashup which is exclusive to the Wii U.
- Marcia Baila
- What You Waiting For?
- Idealistic
- Think
- What You Waiting For?
- TiK ToK
- Idealistic
- Think
- What You Waiting For?
- Tik Tok
- Idealistic
- Marcia Baila
- Can't Take My Eyes Off You (Wrestler Version)
- Futebol Crazy
- Tik Tok
- Idealistic
- Think
- What You Waiting For?
- Marcia Balia
- Can't Take My Eyes Off You (Wrestler Version)
- Futebol Crazy
- Marcia Baila
Gold Moves
There is only 1 Gold Move in the Classic routine. Note that the gold move is done from right to left (P2 to P1):
Gold Move: P2, bring your arms towards P1. P1, throw your arms to grab P2's arms.
There are 2 Gold Moves in the alternate routine:
Gold Move 1: Blow a kiss with your right hand.
Gold Move 2: Throw both your arms in a big circle.
Dance Quests
Just Dance 4
Wii, PS3, Xbox 360
- Two players get 3 stars on both choreographies
- One player gets 4 stars
- One player gets 5 stars
- Get 5 stars on the Alternate Version
- Get all Gold Moves
- Get GOOD when "I love you baby" is sung
Wii U
- Two players get 3 stars on both choreographies
- One player gets 5 stars
- Get 5 stars on the Dance Mash-Up
- Get 5 stars on the Alternate Version
- Get all Gold Moves
- Get GOOD when "I love you baby" is sung
Appearances in Mashups
Can't Take My Eyes Off You is featured in the following Mashups:
- Ievan Polkka (B.F.F)
- Love Is All (Sisters Duet)
Wrestker Version
- 4x4 (Best of JD 4)
- Flashdance ... What A Feeling
- Gentleman
- I Kissed a Girl
- I Will Survive
- Love You Like A Love Song
- Moskau
- Rock n' Roll (Will Take You to the Mountain)
- She Wolf (Falling to Pieces)
- #thatPOWER
- You Spin Me Round (Like a Record) (Funny Guys)
- You're the First, the Last, My Everything
- Scream & Shout (American Dream)
Appearances in Playlists
Can't Take My Eyes Off You is featured in the following playlists:
Just Dance Now
- All Songs A-E
- Duets
Just Dance Unlimited
- Duets
- Just Dance 4
- Unlimited A-E
Wrestler Version
Just Dance Now
- All Songs A-E
- Solos
Just Dance Unlimited
- Just Dance 4
- Solos
- Unlimited A-E
The Alternate dancer of Can't Take My Eyes Off You appears in Puppet/Party Master Modes. Here are the captions attributed to his dance moves:
- Crazy Wrestler
- Cute Wrestler
- Gracious Strikes
- Funny Wrestler
- Huggy
- Wrestler's Skip
- Wrestler's Stroll
- Wrestler's Walk
- P1's glove is cyan in the routine. However, in the menu, it is shown to be green.
- Additionally, both coaches have a fire red outline in the menu icon, the cover and the Coach Selection Menu, but their outline colour is actually blue.
- Can't Take My Eyes Off You's menu square is different on later games.
- The Mashup features only seven different dancers. The only male dancer in it is the alternate dancer for the same song.
- Also, this is one of the three Mashups in the game with only one Just Dance 4 dancer, along with Maneater and Oops!...I Did It Again.
- This is the sixth cover made by an artist who is not affiliated with Ubisoft Studios, after Toxic, Holiday, Here Comes the Hotstepper, Jump (For My Love), and Beautiful Liar. It is followed by Never Can Say Goodbye.
- In Just Dance 4, the lyric weak from The thought of you leaves me weak does not get completely highlighted. This was fixed in the song's later appearances.
- In the Just Dance Unlimited February teaser, the Alternate routine is shown as Wrestler Version[1].
- However, it just appears as ALTERNATE on the menu.
- In the Just Dance World Cup/2016 list of songs for the Final Day, the Alternate is named Catch Version.
- Also, completing the routine will unlock the old version of The Final Countdown's avatar.
- However, it just appears as ALTERNATE on the menu.
- In the Just Dance Now menu, the Classic and the Wrestler routines have different preview audios: the Classic version plays the first chorus, while the Alternate plays the second verse.
- In a pilot for the TV show We Bare Bears, the three main characters are seen playing something similar to Just Dance. The coaches on the screen look exactly like the ones from this routine.[2]
- In Just Dance Unlimited, the Alternate's album coach is affected by a glitch: the coach isn't chroma keyed and he's surrounded by a white square.
- Additionally, the Classic routine does not appear in the Just Dance 4 playlist via Unlimited for Just Dance 2017.
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A voice, suddenly, says: Run!, and you run as fast as you can – in the dark, in the mud, the undergrowth, you fall and you stand up again, a light that turns on looking for you while you run, run, hearing the shots, the barking of the dogs, and you run, stumbling on a barbed wire, a noise of tearing, of fabric, of dogs, a rivulet of blood on your hand, but you run, you run, nothing else, you run as fast as you can.
I have learned what a border is in Israel. Or better, in Palestine: when I was working for Mustafa Barghouti. And every time that I landed in the airport, in Tel Aviv, going to Ramallah, I was terrorized of being sent back for unspecified "security reasons". And lose not only my job, actually, but my home: my world: my favorite café, my streets, my sounds, my sesame biscuits, my friends – the Palestinians, and all the beauty they gifted me. Infinite times: in front of a policeman, hostage of regulations, of laws that you don't even have the right to know, and you can't appeal against, your life in the hands of a stranger that treats you like a number, a stamp, absent-minded, red or black – Next in line.
Infinite times happened: but never like last morning. In Kobani. A Turkish policeman closed the gate on me, because I had entered Syria illegally, a couple of days earlier, during the night, through the fields, "and go back to your Kurdish friends then," he told me, pushing me away. From the other side of the gate, mortars were exploding everywhere. A second policeman moved me aside hitting me with his elbow. I was in the way of two coffins. He opened up for the coffins, but he left out me and a wounded man. The dead yes. The wounded no.
Only the dead, in Syria, find shelter in the end.
I never forgot Tel Aviv's airport. And now that I am a journalist, when possible I always opt for the land borders: or else borders, for us Europeans, are invisible. In the worst case, we pay and buy the visa, without form to fill, application to send – everything's taken care of by the travel agency. I felt so ashamed coming back to Italy from Ukraine, on the same bus that many of the caregivers that work in my country use – in the cold of the night, at the border with Hungary, them being searched, in a queue for hours, their luggage scattered and checked centimetre by centimetre, under the rain, the wind: me instead, in the warmth of an office, with a policeman offering me a coffee while telling me of his holiday in Venice. I meet the most different people, in the most different countries. But the ones that I talk to have a thing in common: all of them: they are all slaves of the place where they were casually born. They can't travel. They can't cross that gate. Never. Not even under airstrikes, not even when they are unloaded on their head an amount of explosive comparable to the atomic bomb in Hiroshima, like this summer in Gaza. Two million people: trapped. The only war in the world lacking refugees.
If the Three Wise Men were born today, we should add a center for asylum seekers in our nativity scenes: because that's where they will end up jailed.
"Go! Go!", the policeman growled while pushing me back to Kobani. A mortar shell landed on the rubble, not far away, "Go! Go!", he repeated nervously, while the return fire was starting, "I don't want to stay here, it's fucking dangerous, go!", Go! And he fled to find shelter.
It's in Kobane that I really got it. That I really became a European citizen.
A golfer hits a tee shot as African migrants sit atop a border fence during an attempt to cross into Spanish territories between Morocco and Spain's north African enclave of Melilla October 22, 2014. Around 400 migrants attempted to cross the border into Spain, according to local media. Picture taken October 22, 2014. REUTERS/ Jose Palazon Italian version


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ENERGY AND WATER DEVELOPMENT AND RELATED AGENCIES APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2008 -- (House of Representatives - June 19, 2007)
Mr. KLINE of Minnesota. Mr. Chairman, my amendment would reduce funding for the fossil energy research and development account in this bill by $142 million. These funds appropriated in this account go toward research of oil, gasoline, coal and natural gas.
Funding this account at $709 million, as in this bill, would be a 19 1/2 percent increase over last year's appropriation amount and 20 percent higher than what was requested by the administration.
This massive increase in spending is aimed at research of oil, coal and natural gas. With energy prices rising, our research dollars are better spent by going toward alternative and diversified energy sources like nuclear, wind, solar, geothermal, hydropower and others.
You may be interested to know that some of the research projects funded by this account include: a submersible-deployed micro-drill for sampling of shallow gas deposits, ultra-lightweight cement, and an oil and gas resource assessment of the Russian Arctic.
Given the record profits being made by oil, gas and coal companies, the research of oil and gas resources of the Russian Arctic should be done and paid for by those oil companies, not by American taxpayers who have already paid for it at the pump.
A half a billion dollars in Federal funds appropriated to this account, as was the case last year, should be more than enough for the government's share of this research.
Any additional funding, and I'm talking about funding over the half a billion dollar plus what's already in last year's bill, any additional funding should be borne by the private sector.
My amendment would save the taxpayers $142 million and remove that 20 percent increase in spending on fossil fuel research.
Solutions to our rising energy prices are not found in a massive increase in deficit spending, and we've been talking a lot about deficit spending today.
Not only does this bill have a 20 percent increase in spending for fossil fuel research, it contains a $1.3 billion increase over last year's Energy and Water appropriation.
It seems that this appropriation bill is another example of ballooning Federal spending and increasing Federal deficits to be paid for by ever-higher taxes.
We know it's been discussed today that the Federal budget that was passed by House Democrats earlier this year does indeed include the largest tax increase in American history. It would raise taxes by at least $217 billion. We're looking for ways to reduce spending, modest ways. That's all that these appropriation bills allow us. We can't address the massive spending that comes from entitlement spending, but we can get at sensible ways to control the spending in these discretionary funds.
My amendment is a step in the right direction. Let's save the taxpayers $142 million and remove this huge 20 percent increase in spending for fossil fuel research.
There have been proposals to put price controls on oil companies. I vehemently oppose those, but I don't think it's unreasonable to ask them to put some of those profits back into this essential research and development, take the burden off the taxpayers. Let's in a bipartisan way support this amendment.
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|Application number
|Publication date
|24 Dec 1996
|Filing date
|23 May 1995
|Priority date
|8 Sep 1994
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|Richard A. Stupek, Jr., David S. Shaffer, Curtis R. Jones, Steve Davis, William D. Justice, Jr.
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|Compaq Computer Corporation
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|Patent Citations (10), Non-Patent Citations (17), Referenced by (64), Classifications (14), Legal Events (7)
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This is a continuation of copending application Ser. No. 08/303,173, filed Sep. 8, 1994.
This invention relates to automatic computer upgrading.
The user of a computer system (e.g., a stand-alone PC or a network) is usually concerned with maintaining maximum utility and efficiency of system resources while at the same time minimizing the cost, in time, money and frustration, of maintaining the system. System resources, e.g., system firmware, software applications, operating systems (OS), OS drivers and system partition utilities, are frequently upgraded by the manufacturer. Therefore, to effectively balance system utility with the costs of the system, the user frequently would have to perform a detailed analysis of the available upgrades and the effect those upgrades would have on the user's system.
During such an analysis, the user would have to compare the version number of each system resource to that of its upgrade to determine whether or not an upgrade is available. When an upgrade is available, the user would have to understand the differences between the system version of the resource and the corresponding upgrade, as well as how these differences would affect (i.e., improve or diminish) the capabilities of the computer system.
Even when the user is able to determine with accuracy the benefits of an upgrade to the system, the user is almost never able to determine how an upgrade will impact a resource that is not upgraded. It is not uncommon for an upgrade to reduce the ability of a resource to properly function with another resource. In addition, upgrades often exist solely to repair hidden bugs which may not have surfaced on the user's system, a situation in which the user almost always ignores the upgrade until the bug is encountered, usually resulting in lost information.
Many resource manufacturers address some of these problems by making certain aspects of the upgrade determination easier for the user. The NetWare Management System by Novell inspects network loadable modules (NLMs) on a network server to determine the current version of the NLM, its most recent revision level, and the revision date. Thus, NMS not only tells the user which resources are currently on the system, but also provides information that allows the user to easily determine whether or not upgrades are available. Likewise, the Frye Utilities NetWare Management program provides the titles and version numbers of NLMs on the server. Manufacturers also usually provide descriptions of the changes made from one version of a resource to the next. Nevertheless, despite the availability of this type of information, the user, in general, either never upgrades or upgrades whether it is needed or not.
In general, in one aspect, the invention features a method for use in upgrading a resource of a computer from an existing version of the resource to a later version of the resource. The method includes the steps of (a) digitally storing upgrade information which identifies the later version and describes features of the later version relative to one or more earlier versions of the resource, (b) digitally storing in the computer information identifying the existing version, by computer, automatically determining which of the earlier versions is the existing version, and (c) based on the results of the comparing step, automatically determining, or displaying to a user at least some of the upgrade information to aid the user in determining, whether to perform an upgrade.
Implementations of the invention include the following features. The upgrade information may be stored on a portable medium, the later version of the resource may also be stored on the portable medium, and the upgrade information may identify the location of the resource on the portable medium. The portable medium may be a CD-ROM, and may contain stored later versions of multiple resources, and upgrade information with respect to each of the resources.
The upgrade information may be stored in the form of a database, and may include instructions for installation of the resource. The installation instructions may be expressed in accordance with a predefined common syntax. The resource may include a complete standalone software package, or less than all of a complete standalone software package.
The upgrade may be automatically performed on a network server, or on a network client. In the latter case the upgrade may be performed via the network, or by automatically storing the later versions and installation instructions on a portable storage medium for manual installation on the client.
The upgrade information may include information concerning reasons for the later version, and an indication of the type of change from a prior version to the later version (e.g., feature enhancement, performance enhancement, or bug fix). The upgrade information also may include an indication of the importance of the change from the prior version to the later version, and information identifying other resources that must be upgraded before the resource may be upgraded.
In general, in another aspect, the invention features supplying later versions of resources for upgrading existing versions, by storing copies of the resources and upgrade information which identifies the later versions, describes features of the later versions relative to one or more earlier versions of the resource, and provides instructions, in accordance with a predefined common syntax, for installing each of the resources. The copies of the resources and the upgrade information may be stored on a portable storage medium or within an on-line service.
Among the advantages of the invention are the following. The invention automatically determines the availability of upgrades to resources on a computer system. The invention may also determine the importance of each of the upgrades. In addition, information regarding dependencies between upgrades is provided. As a result, the user can, with little effort, make an educated determination of which resources should and should not be upgraded at a particular time. Resources to be upgraded may be selected automatically, and the upgrades may be made automatically in a network environment or manually using automatically generated upgrade diskettes.
Other advantages and features will become apparent from the following description and from the claims.
FIG. 1 is a functional block diagram of a network server and a server manager, including an automatic upgrade device.
FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram of a server and a server manager during an automatic upgrade.
FIG. 3 is a flow diagram for automatically updating resources on a network server.
FIG. 4 is a diagram of components of a management information base.
FIGS. 5A-5C are templates for records in an upgrade database.
FIG. 5D is a functional block diagram of components of an upgrade database.
FIG. 6 is a functional block diagram of an upgrade advisor.
FIGS. 7A-7B and 8 are flow diagrams for upgrade advising.
FIGS. 9 and 10 are screen shots of a graphical user interface for an upgrade advisor.
FIG. 11 is a functional block diagram of components of a client of the network server.
Referring to FIG. 1, a network server 1 provides network resources 3 to a network of client computers (not shown). Network resources include firmware, software applications, operating systems (OS), OS drivers and hardware drivers. A management information base (MIB) 5 within the server 1 maintains basic descriptive information about each of the resources 3 available on the server 1. Included in the MIB 5 are the name and version number of each piece of software, its location in the server, and the date and time of its release. The information in the MIB 5 ensures that the server 1 always has a current record of the resources 3 it provides to the network.
Upgrades 7 to the network resources 3 are provided to a server manager 2 by a distribution medium (not shown), such as a CD-ROM. The upgrades 7 may also be provided by an on-line service (not shown), such as a bulletin board service administered by a manufacturer of network resources. The basic units of the upgrades 7 are upgrade objects 8, each of which corresponds to an individually upgradable network resource 3. The upgrade objects are grouped into upgrade packages 6 which correspond to resource 3 groupings on the server. A package 6 may contain any number of upgrade objects 8 (i.e., may upgrade any number of individual network resources 3), including only a single object 8.
In addition to the resource upgrades 7, the CD-ROM contains an upgrade database 9, which stores information about each of the upgrade packages 6 (e.g., name and location of the package on the CD-ROM, description of the upgrades, and instructions for installation of the package to the server), and the individual upgrade objects 8 within each package 6. If the upgrades 7 are provided by an on-line service, the upgrade database 9 will also be provided by the service.
The server manager 2 oversees the network resources 3 stored on the server 1. An upgrade device 10 in the server manager 2 is responsible for automatically analyzing and executing the resource upgrades 7 available to the server 1. When the upgrades 7 become available to the network (e.g., by inserting the CD-ROM into the server manager drive, or by logging into the on-line service), an upgrade advisor 11 in the upgrade device 10 automatically analyzes each network resource 3 currently on the server 1 to determine the availability and necessity of the corresponding upgrade 7. When the analysis is complete, the upgrade advisor 11 presents a report and/or graphical display to the user. This output is in the form of upgrade recommendations, each supported by an explanation of the reasons for upgrade. The results may also be used to create upgrade diskettes.
To determine which upgrades 7 should be installed to the server, the upgrade advisor 11 retrieves information about the MIB 5 from a server database 13 located in the server manager. The server database 13 tells the upgrade advisor 11 the location of each piece of information contained in the MIB. The upgrade advisor 11 supplies the location information to a data retriever 15, which uses it to retrieve from the MIB 5 data (MIB data) about the network resources 3. The upgrade advisor 11 then retrieves upgrade information from the upgrade database 9 and performs two types of comparisons: a) whether or not a particular upgrade package corresponds to a resource on the server, and b) whether or not the version number of the upgrade package matches the version number of the corresponding network resource (i.e, whether or not the upgrade package represents a true upgrade for the existing network resource). If the upgrade applies to a resource on the server and if the upgraded and current versions of the network resource do not match, the upgrade advisor 11 uses additional information from the upgrade database 9 to analyze the level of severity of the upgrade, i.e., to determine the importance of the upgrade to the efficient operation of the server. The upgrade advisor is described in more detail below.
Referring also to FIGS. 2 through 4, the upgrade database may also contain information about a resource (e.g., a driver) which is not recognized by the server manager. In this situation, the upgrade advisor places information about the resource (e.g., name, version number) into a driver table 32 in the MIB 5. An agent 21 of the server manager located in the server uses this information to search for the resource (i.e., to see if the resource has been installed on the network). If so, the server manager creates entries for the resource in the server database.
When the upgrade advisor 11 and/or the user have selected 100 the network resources 3 that need to be upgraded, an upgrade installer 17 oversees the automatic installation of the packages to the server. At the outset, the appropriate upgrade packages 7 are retrieved 102 from the distribution medium (or the on-line service) and supplied 106 to a server upgrader 22 located in the upgrade installer 17. Installation instructions 20 are retrieved 104 from the database 9 and are supplied 106 to the server upgrader 22. The instructions are coded in a unique package scripting language (PSL), which can be read and executed at the time of installation. Rules of syntax for a preferred PSL are listed in the table below.
Package Script Language
A Package Script Language (PSL) is defined that should make it easier for package owners to develop installation scripts for their products.
The installer will look for a .PSL file and begin executing it. PSL commands are:
MKDIR [/err] <directory>
COPY [/u][/err] <source> <destination>
DELETE [/err] <source> <destination>
RUN-- [os] [/err] <executable> [. . . parameter list . . . ]
/u--add the opposite of this command (or copy <destination> <source>) to the UNDO.PSL file (see below)
/err--on error, stop script processing and report a package failed status (run undo.psl and report failed in job status table).)
<source>--source file to copy--can be any number of specifications:
<destination>--destination for file--see specs for <x>
os--defined as NT (WinNT), O2 (OS/2), SC (SCO UNIX), UW (UnixWare), and NW (NetWare).
For COPY, any file attributes will be preserved but ignored (i.e., copying over a ReadOnly doesn't case an error).
Section Headings
Each PSL is broken into sections designated by a section heading. There are four special section heading names that the script processor will look to execute. The headings are executed in this order: Main, EISA ID, OS, and User Defined.
[Main]--section is run on all machines
[EISA:eisaID]--section is executed if board with ID specified is installed. EISA ID is specified: CPQXXXX where X can be an alphanumeric character or "?" to match any alphanumeric in that position.
[WinNT|NetWare|UNIX|OS/2]--section should be run on machine if specified OS is running.
[<user defined>]--a user defined section. It must be immediately followed by:
DISCOVER-- [os]=<executable>--executable should return 1 for execute remainder of section, or 0 for skip section. OS is defined as NT (WinNT), O2 (OS/2), SC (SCO UNIX), UW (UnixWare), and NW (NetWare).
[UNDO-- BEG]--this section defines the <undo>. PSL file. The presence of this section causes the interpreter to create an <undo> .PSL file based on the naming. The [undo] section contains:
filename=<undo>--psl--or the name of the undo file to be created,
<any other text>--this text is added to the undo file untouched,
[UNDO-- BEG]--the end of the undo section.
In the server upgrader 22, several upgrade packages 7 and the corresponding installation instructions 20 are grouped 108 into a "job" 18. Within each job 18, the installation instructions for every package are included in a control file 18a. The control file also includes a pre-appointed time at which the installation of the packages in the job should be carried out.
When the job 18 is ready to be installed to the target server, the server upgrader 22 connects 109 with the server through a login service 24 and then sends 110 the job 18, including the control file 18a, to a staging area 19. The staging area 19 may be in the target server, in the server manager, or anywhere else in the network capable of handling the deposit and retrieval of upgrade files. Within the staging area 19, each package is placed into a corresponding package directory 71, and the control file is stored separately. The server manager then notifies 112 the agent 21 that a job has been sent to the staging area 19. When the pre-appointed time arrives 114, the agent 21 executes 116 the instructions in the control file, thereby installing the packages from the package directories 71 to the target network resources 3. The agent then deletes 117 the control file from the staging area 19.
Before the packages are installed to the targets, the agent 21 may store 115 the older revision levels of the resources on a local hard disk 23. As a result, the user always has access to previous versions of the resources. Maintaining old versions of upgraded resources allows the user to downgrade the resource, if needed, in the future.
After the installation is complete, job status data 73 is generated 118 and temporarily stored 120 in a results directory 75 in the staging area 19. The agent 21 retrieves the job status data 73 from the results directory 75 and places 1 22 it into a job status table 34 in the MIB 5. A results manager 26 in the upgrade installer monitors the MIB 5 for the job status data 73 and retrieves 124 the data as soon as it appears. The results manager 26 then sends 125 the data to a history manager 28, which tracks the history of upgrades on the server. The history manager 28 is responsible for providing 126 the history information to the user (or to storage). The server upgrader 22 then cleans 128 the staging area of any extraneous information. Because a single copy of a package may be used to upgrade a resource on multiple servers (using multiple control files), the packages are left 130 in the staging area 19 by the server upgrader.
Referring to FIGS. 5A through 5C, the upgrade database actually consists of three databases: a "Package" database 25, a "Description" database 27, and a "How-- To" database 29. The Package database 25 contains the information which associates upgrade objects with each package, as well as the information needed to retrieve a package from the distribution medium (CD-ROM) and properly install the package to the server. For each upgrade package, the database maintains a unique package number 25a and a count 25b of the number of database records (i.e., upgrade objects) associated with the package. In addition, the version number 25c and the upgrade date 25d of the package are maintained. The Package database also maintains the name 25e of the package and the location 25f of the package on the CD-ROM (i.e., CD drive and directory name). To enable automatic installation of the package, the database contains the package script 25g (the installation instructions for the package). The database also contains information regarding the dependencies between the package and other upgrade objects or packages: child dependencies 25h are the upgrade objects associated with a package; sibling dependencies 25j are the packages upon which a package depends; and parent dependencies 25i are the packages or upgrade objects which together constitute a larger package. Finally, the database indicates whether or not the package can be selected by the user for upgrade and whether or not the package can be displayed to the user through a user interface.
While each upgrade distribution medium will commonly contain all upgrade packages upon which a particular upgrade depends, it is also likely that upgrades to a package will depend upon upgraded packages not stored on the distribution medium. For example, the printing capabilities of an upgraded word processor created by one vendor may depend upon an upgrade to a printer driver produced by another vendor. While it is unlikely that the word processor upgrade and the driver upgrade will be distributed on the same CD, the user should still be informed of the dependency. Therefore, the dependency information in the Package database 25 describes not only the dependencies between packages on the CD, but also all dependencies between an upgrade package and any upgrade not available on the CD. Even though the unavailable upgrades cannot be automatically installed with the available upgrades, the user is nonetheless aware of their necessity.
The Description database 27 stores information that describes each upgrade found in a package. Included in this information are the package number 27a and record count 27b, as well as the version number 27c and date 27d of the upgrade. A description 27e of the change between the updated version and the previous version of the upgrade object is also provided. Because a server may contain any previous version of a resource, the database must maintain a description of the changes between each version. The description 27e includes reasons why the upgrade is necessary, drawing information from development release notes, test reports and field service reports. The type 27f of upgrade made to the object (e.g., feature enhancements, performance enhancements or bug fixes) and the importance 27g of the upgrade (e.g., high, medium or low) are also indicated in the Description database.
The How-- To database 29 supplies information which allows the upgrade advisor to compare the upgrade information to the MIB data (MIB items) from the server. As in the Package and Description databases, the package number 29a is maintained. Within the How-- To database, each record represents an individual piece of MIB information corresponding to the particular package. Each record is identified by a record number 29b. A unique internal number 29c is assigned to allow the upgrade device to identify the MIB item and comparison service specified in the record. The database also maintains the name 29d of the MIB item maintained in the record, as well as the name 29e of the comparison service which will use the MIB item to perform the comparison.
The items to be compared may be string data 29f (e.g., the name of the package) or numeric data 29g, and the comparison service is selected accordingly. The comparison service is also selected according to the type 29h of comparison, i.e., a) whether the package applies to the server, or b) whether the upgraded version differs from the current version. The comparison group number 29i allows the upgrade advisor to group comparison results with related results.
Referring also to FIG. 5D, the first package 26a in the Package database 25 is linked to description records 28a, 28b, 28c in the Description database 27. In this case, the description records corresponding to the package 26a provide detail on earlier versions of the package, thus enabling the upgrade advisor to analyze the changes between each version. The package 26a is also linked to the comparison records 30a, 30b, 30c in the How-- To database 29, each of which describes the MIB data required to compare the current version of the package to the upgrade. The second package 26b and subsequent packages in the Package database are likewise linked to the corresponding records in the Description and How-- To databases.
Referring to FIGS. 6 through 10, when the user initiates 200 the upgrade advisor, a list box object 33 is created 202, and a Windows list box 51 is displayed to the user. The list box object 33 creates 204 a server view object 35 for each server in the network. When a server is selected 206 by the user, the corresponding server view object 35 places 208 the server name 53 into the list box 51. The server view object 35 then creates 210 package view objects 49 to handle package information during the comparison process.
A package query object 43 retrieves 211 package data from the Package database and uses the data to create a package object 45 for each package. The package object is responsible for collecting information about the corresponding package, including a description of the package, pointers to the MIB check objects 37 that apply to the package, and pointers to parent, child, and sibling packages. A MIB query object 38 retrieves MIB location information for each MIB item from the server database 13 and then uses the information to retrieve 212 MIB data and comparison service information from the server. Comparison service information identifies the appropriate service to handle the comparison of each piece of MIB data. The MIB query object then creates 213 MIB check objects 37 responsible for handling the comparisons between MIB data and upgrade data. A description query object 39 uses information from the Description database to create 214 a description object 41 for each upgrade object contained in a package.
When all of the objects are created, a MIB manager object 31 determines 215 which MIB items should be retrieved from the selected server. A request for the MIB data is sent 216 to the data retriever (15 in FIG. 1), which gathers 218 the requested information from the MIB in the selected server and forwards 220 the data to the list box object 33. As the MIB items are received by the upgrade advisor, the list box object 33 identifies 222 the server which sent the data and forwards 224 the data to the appropriate server view object 35, where the MIB items are queued 226. When all items have been received from the server, the server view object 35 sends 228 the MIB data to the MIB manager object 31. The MIB manager object then identifies 230 the appropriate MIB check object 37 to process each piece of MIB data and distributes 232 the data accordingly.
As the MIB data makes its way from the server to the MIB check object, the corresponding upgrade description information is retrieved 234 from the Description database by the description query object 39. Each upgrade description is then forwarded 236 to the corresponding description object 41. From the description objects 41, each package object 45 collects 238 the upgrade descriptions pertaining to the package. The package object 45 then sends 240 each piece of upgrade data to the appropriate MIB check object 37 for comparison to corresponding MIB data.
Once the MIB check objects 37 have received the appropriate MIB data and upgrade data, the data is sent 244 to the appropriate comparison service 47, according to the comparison information retrieved from the MIB. After the data is compared 246, the comparison service 47 returns 248 a comparison result to the MIB check object, where the result is stored 250.
In order to display or report upgrade advice to the user, the server view object 35 requests 300 package status information from the package view object 49. The package view object 49 in turn requests 302 the status information from the package object 45. Using pointers, the package object 45 determines 304 which MIB check objects 37 contain the comparison results for the corresponding package. The package object then retrieves 306 the results and combines 308 them to determine package status (i.e., whether or not the package applies to the server, and whether the package needs to be upgraded on the server). Once the status of the package is determined, the package status information is passed 310 to the package view object 49. If the status information indicates that the package applies 312 to the server, the package view object adds 314 the package 55 to the server 53 in the list box 51. The status information is then passed 316 to the server view object 35, where it is displayed 318 to the user in the list box 51.
The importance of an upgrade 57 (high, medium, low) is displayed to the user through color coded vidual objects 58 (e.g., red, yellow, green). The reasons 59 for the upgrade (i.e, upgrade description) are also displayed in the list box 51. When requested by the user (e.g., with a "Details" button 60), additional details about the upgrade are displayed 320 in a detail window 65. In addition to displaying the output of the upgrade advisor, a report may be generated 322 by the upgrade advisor. The upgrade advisor may also store 324 the status results.
Referring to FIG. 11, the upgrade advisor and installer may also be used to analyze the availability of upgrades and generate upgrade jobs for individual clients 80 connected to the server. In this situation, the client, like the server, contains a MIB 81 which maintains information about the resources 83 currently installed on the client. When the user invokes the upgrade advisor, the MIB data is retrieved from the MIB 81 and the comparisons are carried out as described above.
The client resources 83 may then be upgraded in two ways: automatically through the upgrade installer, or manually with upgrade diskettes 85 automatically created by the upgrade device. If automatic update is chosen, the upgrade installer builds the selected upgrade packages and installation instructions into a job (as discussed above), which is transferred into a staging area. An agent 87 in the client 80 is then notified that a job has been placed in the staging area, and the agent installs the packages in the job according to the installation instructions. Alternatively, the client may be programmed to search the staging area at specific times (e.g., start-up) for jobs it needs to install.
If manual update is chosen, the packages selected for upgrade are stored to a diskette 85, along with the corresponding installation instructions. When all of the packages have been placed onto the diskette, the user places the diskette into a disk drive (not shown) on the client, and the agent automatically installs the packages according to the installation instructions.
As an example of the operation of the upgrade advisor and upgrade installer, assume that the distribution medium contains an upgrade package called Novell Programs. Within the Novell Programs package is an upgrade object corresponding to each of the NetWare drivers installed to the target server. When the distribution medium is inserted into the drive, the upgrade advisor reads information about the Novell Programs package from the Package database. The upgrade advisor then retrieves from the Description database description information for the upgrade objects in the package. The records corresponding to each upgrade object are then read from the How-- To database and compared to the description information.
As shown in the chart below, the first record for the Novell Programs package contains information about the operating system running on the server. The first entry in the record is the name ("cpqHoName") of the MIB data for the records. This entry causes the upgrade advisor to retrieve the name of the operating system that the server is running. The second entry informs the upgrade advisor that a "stringcompare" comparison service will be used to compare the upgrade and MIB data. The third and fourth entries pass the corresponding description information to the comparison service. For record number 1, the MIB data is compared to the string "NetWare". Since string data is to be compared, the "numeric data" entry is ignored. The last entry for the record informs the upgrade advisor that the type of comparison to be performed is a determination of whether or not the NetWare OS applies to the server, i.e., if the OS runs on the server.
The second record contains the information necessary to determine whether or not the netware "NPFC" software is available on the server. If so, the information in the third record enables a comparison of the version number of the upgrade with the version number on the server.
__________________________________________________________________________Record comparison# mib data service string data numeric data type__________________________________________________________________________1 cpqHoName stringcompare Netware N/A applies2 cpqSWVerName stringcompare NPFC N/A applies3 cpqSWVerVersion versioncheck version__________________________________________________________________________
When the upgrade advisor receives all of the comparison results from the comparison services, the results are used, first, to determine whether or not the Novell Programs package is an upgrade which can be installed to the server and, second, to advise the user of the importance of the upgrade. Assuming that an upgrade to the Novell Programs package is both available and desired, the user selects the package as one to be upgraded. The upgrade installer is then invoked.
The upgrade installer retrieves the Novell Program's package from the distribution medium and the corresponding installation instructions from the How-- To database. The package and instructions are then incorporated into a job, which includes a command to run the job at midnight. The job, including the Novell Programs package and the control file, is copied into the staging area and the agent on the target server is notified of its presence. When the agent looks at the job, it sees the command to run the job at midnight and waits until that time arrives. At midnight, the agent calls an install application to automatically install the Novell Programs package. When the installation is complete, the agent stores results information, including the name of the job and the time at which it was executed, into the job status table of the MIB. The upgrade installer then retrieves this information and provides it to the user.
Other embodiments of the invention are within the scope of the following claims.
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With my DLRP trip fast approaching (two weeks on Monday!), I was just wondering what y'all thought were the best of the finer details of the resort, beyond just the rides and shops, what small things really do you like and think are worth seeing? I'll be sure to look out for them when I go!
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mmmhhh let's see ..... Ride the Keelboats , walking thrue Fort Comstock .... Night time at Disneyland Paris is gorgeous but Sorry this year Disneyland Paris will reduce the amount of opened Atractions . After 10pm only 3 attractions will remain open till 11pm which is Space Mountain , Big Thunder Mountain and Buzz Lightyear .
I totally Disagree with Euro Disney SAS Management but if you think the same way go to City Hall and fill up a Complain . More complains they'll get more they'll understand their Stupidity .
Enjoy your trip to Disneyland Paris !!!!!!HKDL : Done !!!
Re: All the small things...
OMG, I cannot believe this - either fight the crowds for the night shows or queue artificial hours for 3 attractions (what about the thrill of PM at night)! I have those mother Fers that are managing the park right now
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- Jan 2005
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Re: All the small things...
Unbelievable. The parks are busier than ever and they're operating the parks like it's a quiet February. (Well, almost.)
Now, Fizzog, I'm assuming you're more than familiar with the beaten path; the covered walkway, the nooks and crannies of Adventureland, Liberty Court and similar. But if scouring framed art and funny phone recordings isn't too boring for you, try lingering in Main Street until long after closing time, until they sort of kick you out. The shops will be busy with hysterically gesturing mothers, of course, and the merchandise is crap, but the decor is fantastic. And if you've read up on your Imagineering esoteria, you will find many things worth seeing, hearing and reading. Also try Cafe Fantasia at the Disneyland Hotel if you haven't already. Definitely worth a visit for the atmosphere. In fact, most restaurants (both fancy and not so fancy) are filled with great "small things," and are available to the weasly guest without actually ordering anything. Even those in Disney Village, even some at the Studios. Au Chalet de la Marionette for instance offers absolutely no incentive for a visit on its menu, but you could order a Perrier or a delicious cup of coffee-flavored instant coffee substitute and take in the great decor.
If that's not your thing, well, just do Big Thunder again, haha.
Re: All the small things...
I derive huge pleasure from exploring Main Street and taking time out to read and look at things in the cases in the Arcades. Boot Hill, Adventure Isle, the shops in Fantasyland are a must.
Maybe have a shave and a haircut.
Or in the Studios, go and play with the lighting machines hiden in Studio 1, play in the giant fan near Armageddon's exit, sit on the motorcycle near Cafe de Cascadeurs, and of course, grap the umbrella in front of Le Parapluis de Cherbourg.
Do not miss Cinemagique. If on offer, the Mary Poppins show in Main Street, and defiantely do not miss the country band in Cowboy cookout BBQ or the TamTams near Hakuna Matata.
Re: All the small things...
Indeed Puss, I've done a fair bit of exploring before but obviously am not even close to seeing everything. Also the good news is that my two companions are in full support of this being Disney fans themselves, hehe. Thanks for all your suggestions, keep 'em coming (I'm particularly eager to see any hints of the sheer detail and backstory-related stuff of the state of things in '92).
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My favourite part of a trip to DLP is leisurely wandering up Main Street eating some sweet, sickly confection while all around seem to be losing their heads.
I also love spending time in Studio One over at WDS (the bands that frequent there are wonderful) and sitting outside of the Statue of Liberty exhibition in Liberty Arcade, watching people walking in and then emerging soon after with a 'is that it?!' expression on their face. Ah happy memories!WDW - 1987 & 1991
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The Power of Kindness – The God Principle
September 14, 2009 by Robert
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Reading for the day: Luke 6:37-38
"Do not judge others, and you will not be judged. Do not condemn others, or it will all come back against you. Forgive others, and you will be forgiven. Give and you will receive. Your gift will return to you in full—pressed down, shaken together to make room for more, running over, and poured into your lap. The amount you give will determine the amount you get back."
The world is desperately in need of a new way of thinking. Often the Word of God is perverted with such sayings as "do unto others before they can do unto you." the mentality of some is to do whatever it takes to reach the top. You can ask the ones who have been jailed for criminal schemes how it works for them now.
Why is kindness and grace withheld from others when God has been so generous? Maybe you have been hurt by someone at some point. The human response would be to mistrust others. Jesus was treated badly but he still prayed for his offenders.
The God Principle is contrary to anything that the world is teaching. With the God Principle, gaining favor in your life is dependent on what you do for others. See, most people give that same look when they hear it. Jesus, the Son of God, took off his tunic and washed the feet of his disciples. A foot washing was thought to be menial work. Jesus saw it as serving others and therefore serving God.
God wants us to share what He has done for us with others. Every time we extend a helping hand to someone, whether they deserve it or not in our minds, God is honored and a life is changed. Because you are being obedient, God will bless your life in untold ways. Kindness has its privileges.
Prayer Suggestion: Ask God to put people in your path today who need to see Jesus.
Robert Moment is an innovative forward-thinking Christian business and marketing coach, speaker and author of God Will Always Be There For You. Robert is passionate about empowering individuals on how to experience God's love, power, joy, peace and prosperity. Visit http://www.ChristianInspirational.org and sign-up for the FREE Christian Living e-course. Follow me on Twitter www.twitter.com/ChristiansFaith.
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Tuesday, February 22, 2005; Page C10
Dear Dr. Fox:
I have a 4-year-old cat who has been biting herself and pulling her hair out. The fur on her stomach and the insides of her legs is gone.
I took her to our vet and they put her on a hormone pill that helped, but once she was finished with the pills it started again. Plus, the pills made her gain a lot of weight. I found a new vet who felt it was anxiety. She put her on paroxetine, an antidepressant, and Derm Caps Liquid.
The biting seems better, but her fur is still not back and it's been over a year now. She still bites a little, but doesn't seem to be pulling any fur out.
Any advice? Are we on the right track? She was tested for fleas and her skin was scraped for other bacteria and all is fine on that end.
J.B., Clinton Corners, N.Y.
Your cat could indeed be suffering from anxiety, or she could have a food allergy. But her symptoms could also indicate that she has the most common hormonal disease in cats today, which first appeared in the 1970s -- namely, hyperthyroidism.
Other symptoms include weight loss, increased drinking and eating, vomiting of food, restlessness, aggressiveness, and neurological and heart problems. So your veterinarian should check your cat out for a hyperactive thyroid, which can be effectively treated in most cases with antithyroid medication.
I have an 8-month-old shih tzu dog who is housebroken and well-trained for walking and obeying commands. The problem that I am having is that she is consuming her own feces. She only does so in her fenced backyard. On our walks in open fields this is not a problem.
I have tried Deter, hot-pepper seeds, etc., and have not had success. I usually pick the feces up in the back as soon as she goes -- I don't know if this is wise or not. Do you have any suggestions?
G.H.S., Clemmons, N.C.
Stool-eating (or coprophagia) is one of the more obnoxious canine behaviors. Like rolling in stinky filth, it is a compulsive action rarely extinguished by consistent discipline and various behavior modification regimens.
The hottest Tabasco or jalapeno pepper sauce works to inhibit some dogs. Others cease to engage in coprophagia when given brewer's yeast (1 teaspoon per 30 pounds of body weight) or raw beef liver (1 ounce per 30 pounds). Play toys and chew sticks help other dogs, especially those that are kept confined, where boredom may lead to coprophagia or the desire to not be in close proximity to their feces. For many dogs the ultimate solution is a muzzle when they're outdoors for short periods, with the caution that it should not interfere with the dog's ability to pant in hot weather.


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Use this mold to create a 3-D man out of fondant or gum paste. The set includes molds for the torso with head, legs, and right and left arms. This set also includes step-by-step instructions for molding and assembling your 3-D figure. Finished piece will be approximately 8½" tall.
• Mold cavities:Torso/ head: 1½" wide x 3¼" long x 1⅛" deepLegs: 1½" wide x 5⅛" long x 1" deepArms: ½" wide x 3⅛" long x ½" deepFinished piece: 2½" wide x 8⅜" long x 1⅛" deep