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Michaela Graham, founder of Atlanta Nosh, Atlanta Underground Market and Feast Noir announced by email today that she is ceasing operations of all her food-related ventures in Atlanta.
Atlanta Underground Market, Graham's original concept, was structured as a private club, granting access to those who had signed up as members on its website. The market offered local vendors without brick and mortar locations a way to establish themselves and earn feedback about their products.
In today's email, Graham said, "Those of you that had come to the Atlanta Underground Market from the beginning, saw the growth. It just got too big to keep it under wraps any longer. It was either: 'Close it down' or 'go big.' "
Going "big" meant opening Atlanta Nosh, a weekly market at Atlantic Station which Graham called a "playground for foodies." The market opened mid-April serving an estimated 200-250 ready-to-eat and prepackaged items.
Atlanta Nosh initially charged a $5 entry fee and sold season passes ($35) to cover permitting and venue costs. In early May, after the second market, the entry fee was dropped in an effort to increase attendance. Graham says, "I made the choice to go big, naively thinking that going public would mean an increase in numbers. It didn't happen. In fact, we had lower turnout than at previous AUMs [Atlanta Underground Markets]."
When the entry fee was waived, season pass holders were offered food tickets in compensation. Now, Graham offers her apologies to the season pass holders who will be unable to redeem those food coupons. "The cost for following all the permit requirements were staggering, to say the least. I used the funds from the season passes to get everything established."
Yet, it seems Atlanta Nosh's woes didn't end with low attendance. Graham recently received an email from a Nosh attendee who claims to have gotten sick from food provided by one of the vendors and is "now looking for payment." According to her email,
Unfortunately, that was the piece of straw that broke camel's back. I just don't have the financial ability to deal with that. I can't pay someone, nor can I afford to hire a lawyer. While the vendors were starting to make profit, I only had losses with the Nosh. I was trying to hang on for the vendors that did start their businesses and to make the season pass holders whole, but yesterday just did me in.
What started as a "secret" event drawing crowds that stretched for blocks from the entrance of Sweet Auburn Curb Market now comes to the "end of an era" as Graham called it.
"And with that I'm discontinuing all food events in Atlanta, as I know that my reputation will be completely shot… I gambled and I lost."
–by Jenny Turknett, Food and More blog
June 4th, 2012
1:50 pm
This was stupid from the beginning. Not surprised one bit.
June 4th, 2012
1:55 pm
Anyone who's ever read/heard from Michaela on Yelp or other boards knows this was a bad idea to begin with, poorly handled by someone with an attitude.
June 4th, 2012
1:55 pm
too bad,sounds like the concept was a great but it just got out of control.
And she should have never been allowed to throw an 'event' without liability insurance…if she had the insurance the she (and the one who cooked the food) possibly wouldve been covered from the guy seeking compensation for food poisoning.
June 4th, 2012
2:07 pm
Sad that in our litigious society, someone is seeking payment from an organization trying to do a good thing by helping local entrpreneurs launch food-related businesses. Unless this person was in the hospital & can confirm that the illness came from Nosh, he/she should get over it. I've gotten sick from eating food at places, but never considered asking for payment.
I enjoyed my visit to AUM and the different foods I got to try. I never made it over to Nosh, mostly because of our crazy kids' sports schedules. I was really hoping to make it this summer. I believe one of the major issues is that there are so many different farmers markets offered around town that also sell prepackaged & ready-to-eat items. I know I am more likely to frequent the one closest to me vs. going to Atlantic Station. I'm sorry for Ms. Graham that her gamble didn't pay off and wish her the best.
June 4th, 2012
2:10 pm
Gotta agree with ycn above. Couldn't stand her attitude from day 1. That long,degensive email she blasted out to those that had signed up for the first Underground Market about how the poor quality of the first market experience wasn't her fault just turned me off and I never could get behind anything else she did from there.
June 4th, 2012
2:14 pm
She was looking for a cash cow with zero investment, and her attitude doomed it from the beginning. Not surprised at all.
June 4th, 2012
2:54 pm
Gotta agree with everyone here. Anyone that has done business with Michaela knows how she is. It wasn't because the AUM got too big, she couldn't consistently pull 800 attendees, even with a 12k+ mailing list. And she thought she was going get 10-20,000 every week for Nosh? No way. Feast Noir was a wonderful success last year, and this year she sent out an email asking everyone to pay $10. $10,000 for you to tell people where to show up? No thanks. Those attendees provide everything from the food to the linens to the tables. Anyone who thinks this was about helping local entrepreneurs is naive. It has always been about the money, period. She's nice and all that jazz, until you offer suggestions about how she could better her events, or you decide to do business with someone she has dubbed an "enemy" in Atlanta. Then you get blacklisted, lol. I loved the AUM, and participated for a year before walking away because she just got too crazy. Maybe someone else will pick it up in the future.
June 4th, 2012
3:09 pm
Threats of litigation over food-borne illness are par for the course for things like this, that's why there's liability nsurance. Very odd that this would be given as the reason to close up shop….
June 4th, 2012
3:21 pm
Nice to know that you can't go around treating people like crap and not have it come back on you. I loved AUM, participated a few times but was victim of her insanity and horrible attitude. Wonderful concepts but the wrong person to run them. The vendors deserve the pity, not her. And I heard she had kicked out quite a few vendors from the Nosh who were working with her so-called enemy as mentioned above. Original AUM vendors who supported her from the beginning. What did she expect would happen with less vendors? She got very greedy and wanted to do too much with no event management experience, let alone food management experience. Who in their right mind would hold events like this with budding chefs and no insurance??!
My heart goes out to the talented vendors and I hope they find better opportunities and continue to follow their dreams. You will see, you are better off.
June 4th, 2012
3:37 pm
Except for her long winded emails, I have had no personal contact with Michaela, so I will not comment on her. However, my wife and I finally made it to the Nosh two weeks ago and, although the number of vendors seemed small (perhaps 20), we did thoroughly enjoy the several sample dishes we tried. Sorry to see it fail.
June 4th, 2012
3:46 pm
We attended two events. The first was great, with a reasonable cost of entry and free parking. The secons was more expensive, parking was not free, and there were fewer vendors serving smaller portions which cost more. Once it crossed the threshhold of costing as much as a decent meal out, it is no longer sustainable as a business because it loses customers like us. I think an event like this should cater to the same market as food trucks, and the AUM seemed to be increasingly expensive.
June 4th, 2012
3:51 pm
Haters love to hate.
Kudos to Michaela for giving it a shot. She'll find the success she's looking for, unlike those of you stuck in your boring salaried jobs.
June 4th, 2012
6:17 pm
I attempted to refer a vendor to the Atlanta Nosh and the lady immediately stated "no way, she is unbearable to work for". After reading other comments, I hope Michaela will re-think about her attitude toward others. I enjoyed the Atlanta Nosh visit but I could tell many vendors did not have a happy spirit while serving. Good luck to them all! Maybe Michaela will share your websites/cbr#' so we may order, perhaps for catering.
June 4th, 2012
6:55 pm
oh well……..
June 4th, 2012
7:34 pm
Sue the vendor, not the organizer. On second thought, she's now probably bankrupt – so waste your own litigious monies suing someone from whom you cannot collect. Or, better yet, chalk it up to experience (eating from such a place), and choose more wisely next time.
June 4th, 2012
7:38 pm
What's the difference between what she was offering with these vendors and the people organizing food truck out on Howell Mill or wherever? Are these "higher-class" food trucks?
June 4th, 2012
8:54 pm
I'm pretty sure there was no permit from the city required for people to sell food items at Nosh/AUM like what is required for food trucks.
June 4th, 2012
9:01 pm
I never thought this would work — farmer's markets have exploded here in the last few years, as have CSAs, and food trucks are starting to gain traction. Oh, and no admission.
June 4th, 2012
9:29 pm
Oh well. Too bad. I totally agree about her attitude and lack of receptiveness.
June 4th, 2012
10:04 pm
Couldn't agree more w/ several of the comments; I too had a falling out with her and she was rude, flipant and didn't seem to understand what she was trying to do. I even gave the AUM and Nosh a second chance after the first debacle, just to have my initial feelings confirmed…just sad and pitiful, it could have been really cool. I'm still waiting for my "season pass" reimbursement…
June 4th, 2012
10:09 pm
I tried to tell her to insure and even tried to recommend a low cost policy option but her attitude would not let her listen. As a business owner, whose doors are still open, I recommend that she take the time to learn more about protecting her next venture. She's a sharp, determined person but it takes more than that to get to the top. And please drop the attitude.
June 4th, 2012
10:40 pm
I did not think you could get a license to sell food to the public without having some sort of insurance. If she organized all this and was that stupid to take it on without liability, it was clear stupidity. Food poisoning can kill people. What if someone had died? I don't see how it could have been that easy to do this without full approval from the local health department. That being said, if someone got sick, first they would have to prove what food they had and from who. If they do not have the specific tainted sample of food, they will never win. Who knows, maybe this was just an excuse to call it quits. Props for trying, but when you are talking food and the general public, you had better get insurance!
June 4th, 2012
11:17 pm
Another brain dead idea from a walking dead ATLien so why is this news?
June 5th, 2012
4:00 am
Just love the ATL! The capital city of the US that praises mediocrity to no end!
June 5th, 2012
4:58 am
my wife and i went to a couple of her supposed secret market/events. she was trying to put a RHOA touch of glitter on a glorified food truck experience, except the food was not as good. good for her for trying, however, as too many of are happy to collect guaranteed salaries and never take risks. too bad she couldn't find a tax advantaged job creator to invest in her concept.
June 5th, 2012
7:25 am
I had a contract with Michaela (unrelated to this venture) once that she reneged on, costing me a couple thousand dollars. I had to take her to small claims court and she never showed up, so I won. Of course, I've never seen a cent of what she owes me.
This woman is bad news. I thought she had dropped off the face of the earth, so it was a complete surprise when I read this article and saw her name. I looked her up to verify it's the same Michaela Graham, and it is.
June 5th, 2012
8:15 am
It was not a "stupid", "brain dead" idea. It was a great idea that gave would-be restauranteurs a chance to get their name out there. Those on here who like to anonymously crap on others for taking a chance are to be pitied.
June 5th, 2012
9:51 am
I went to two events and after the last one I had sent an email to Michaela suggesting she let people know when most of the food had run out before they pay. This was after I paid to get in (Atlanta History Ctr) and found hardly any food left. She was very rude and dismissive in her reply and after that I never returned to any of her events. I guess her bad karma caught up with her, might pay off next time to be nice to people.
June 5th, 2012
9:58 am
I loved every part of what Michaela did with the AUM, the secretive nature and the Feast Noir. It showed entreprenurism, passion and bravery. My friends and I kept waiting to see what her "move" would be. I know dozens of entrepreneurs who make missteps and bad decisions – actually we all do. It takes a lot of moxie to get mad at somebody who has a vision and is driving something for not graciously taking unsolicited advice. As Monday morning quarterbacks, not buying insurance seems a fatal flaw. As somebody who has tried and succeed in buying insurance in a startup environment it is VERY hard and can create fixed costs that can doom a business. I would love to hear from all these "smart" posters for ideas on which insurance companies would underwrite a market with no permanent space serving food from non-FDA approved kitchens.
Michaela, don't give up hope. You created dozens of fun experiences and empowered dozens of entrepreneurs. What you did for the ladies at Sugar Coated Radical was selfless and generous. You made a sizable mark on Atlanta and my friends and I support you in your next food related venture.
June 5th, 2012
10:12 am
I'm confused. I was on their email list but never made it to an event. But I CLEARLY remember there being a clause stating they would not be liable in the event of food poisoning. I believe that was something you were made aware of before becoming a member. Folks are always looking to make a quick buck.
June 5th, 2012
10:16 am
I went to a few of these events and thought the idea was great, though they were not as tightly organized as they could have been. It's a great concept though and hopefully someone else will pick up this idea and run with it. I stopped going when it moved to Atlantic Station. Who wants to go there? Especially when prior events were at such cool spaces like the Goat Farm.
I recall that we were required to sign a waiver to join and enter, and that waiver ought to cover this food poisoning claim.
June 5th, 2012
10:35 am
I'm not a lawyer, but I'm pretty sure you don't just get to declare in an email that you won't be held liable for something and then have it come true. For that to be the case, I would think there needs to be some form of agreement on the part of the customer that they won't hold you liable in the event of food poisoning, etc.
June 5th, 2012
10:44 am
The legal threat sounds like a hollow excuse for its failure.
June 5th, 2012
10:53 am
She is very dumb and ignorant! Has no knowledge of what she is doing.
Her outfit is like a hotdog lady in NYC selling hotdogs.
June 5th, 2012
11:11 am
Yes, I'm sad to see this event close. It's true it garnered larger attendance as a private event but it was also only held only monthly in a "secret" location announced the night before. Moving to a weekly schedule is what did Nosh in since most attendees were regulars, with steady growth of new customers. It seems she became too ambitious in moving to the new forum. I loved UGM best, but I'm sorry to see Nosh has been unsuccessful.
June 5th, 2012
11:11 am
@Skitch – so what appears to be consistent critcism experienced by a number of posters is "hate" and they're all "haters"? Can people no longer openly and honestly speak opinions any longer?
June 5th, 2012
11:31 am
@Gagirl and Jennifer, the waiver you're talking about was for the Underground Market only, not the Nosh. The Nosh was free admission and public.
Sounds like Michaela needs to take some responsibility for why things didn't go as hoped.
June 5th, 2012
9:37 pm
I bet skitch is Michaela. Would not surprise me at all.
June 6th, 2012
9:05 am
Without patience, a plan is just a scheme, and people can sense the difference between them, even if they don't know the details. Ms. Graham appears (and a quick scan of the public record confirms) that she has repeatedly made the same mistake as many others in this city — seeing a path to status and/or wealth, and getting too far ahead of herself in the pursuit. How many public lessons of the failure of this approach to life do we need to see, and how many people who have succeeded by quietly going about their business and gradually building respect are just shaking their heads at stories like this?
June 6th, 2012
10:11 am
Haters love to hate? Isn't that obvious? That's like saying fishermen love to fish.
June 6th, 2012
9:15 pm
Wow! I can't comment on other people's interactions with Michaela but after reading so many of these negative comments I feel compelled to stand up for her. I was a vendor at one of the AUM markets and she was just as professional as any other event organizer I've worked with if not more so. It's hard work organizing a bunch of amateur chefs, all of whom think their product will be the next great thing, myself included. Did she make mistakes? Of course! But there are very few people in Atlanta with the balls to do what she did and for that I have to thank her. Best of luck in your next endeavor, Michaela.
June 7th, 2012
12:20 pm
I attended one AUM and it was fun and the food delicious. I met Michaela briefly and she was fine and busy with the event. I think weekly events were probably not a good idea. Too many things going on in Metro Atlanta . The element of surprise and monthly was better. However to those who think it was a bad idea etc, I am not surprised. Atlanta has an abundance of mediocre everthing which people pay money to see, do or eat. At the end of your life you will not regret the things you did as much as the things you didn't do. At least she tried.
June 7th, 2012
3:08 pm
……Lest we learn, the mistake was made. Atlanta Food is now with an idea that was poorly represented and now have an opportunity to thank her and move on. The only way to make food right in this or any city for that matter, is with the attention to detail. The detail in food whether it be farmers markets, restaurants, or groceries, must be of the utmost importance. There are rules to follow, rules to bend, permits to pay, people to educate, paths to forge, sleepless nights, and a lot of hard effing work, all of which take time, money, and an acute attention to detail. Otherwise, you see the outcome. The reason our food system has been steered completely off path the last 150 years is due in part to people thinking that food is an easy way to make money. This could not be further from the truth, to work in food is a privilege, to do what you love does not come easy and for those that think and try to make it easy cause those who do it right to suffer both in our industry and our health. To work in food you must know the Details! That is it, there are enough other industries to make money without the passion and commitment to doing them the right way. Go sell widgets!
June 7th, 2012
6:58 pm
@gpins: Really? Are you serious when you say " I would love to hear from all these "smart" posters for ideas on which insurance companies would underwrite a market with no permanent space serving food from non-FDA approved kitchens." How about thinking of it this way – if I can't GET underwriting for my market, and the kitchens aren't approved, then maybe, just maybe, this could be a bad idea…
June 8th, 2012
11:47 am
@Good Groceries – great comment! @Kat Thanks for the laugh! Great point. I love that I can always come to the food comments to remember why I love Atlanta.
June 9th, 2012
7:11 pm
99% of business ideas are dumb and have no chance of success, usually due to poor planning and not thinking through details and logistics. This was one of those ideas.
June 10th, 2012
1:08 am
You are100% correct Mr. 99%. I have had "entrepreneurs" come to me with totally insane get-rich-quick ideas it would make you laugh. A catfish farm in Buckhead where you catch your meal and grill it on the spot…really? A hands free mobile phone device that is basically a rubber band around your head that holds the phone to your ear…really? A remote control device that locates a lost remote control…really? No business plan, no money, and really no idea. But at least most of them were well meaning and courteous, unlike the many things I have heard about Ms. Graham.


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The Kitchen Cure wrapped up last week (we showed you a big gallery of our readers' victories and improvements) but here is just one more inspiring example of a reader significantly improving his kitchen during the Cure. Jeremiah's before and after is pretty impressive!
Jeremiah sent us his before/after with this rather laconic description: "Added a lot of organization and storage with some simple shelves and a pot rack; makes cooking even more enjoyable."
We can imagine; that seems a bit of an understatement. We like the simple wood backing behind the shelves, and we think that this looks far more functional than before. Good job, Jeremiah! Thanks for letting us have a peek.
Related: Kitchen Cure Success! A Gallery of Improvements
(Images: Jeremiah via email)
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Amazing Jeremiah!!
Wow, that looks amazing! The plywood backing not only looks very nice (love the rounded corners), but it seems like a great solution for situations where you don't want to make a ton of holes in the wall.
I'm really thrilled that my kitchen got posted! I feel like my description when I submitted it is a little lackluster, so I am going to expand on it a bit. I live in a rental; a house that has been converted into first and second floor apartments. I have a very understanding and flexible landlord, so fixing up the kitchen was always an option, but seeing as it was a rental, a full remodel wasn't really something I wanted to pay for. So I decided to see what I could do with a minimal cash investment. The improvement you see there is the result of applying 2 days worth of labor and $109 into that space. Nearly half of the budget was the cost of the plywood on the walls. I chose to mount the plywood panels for two reasons. First, I wanted freedom to mount hardware anywhere in the area without having to find a stud or insert wall anchors. Second, the house was built in 1893 and plaster walls are just about the most difficult material to drill clean holes in and to hang any thing on. The rest of the budget went to hardware and shelves from Ikea, a hanging wire 3-basket thing, and chain to improve the hanging wire 3-basket thing. Thanks again for posting it!
Jeremiah, this is beautiful! I just saw this picture for the first time since it's being featured for the Fall 2010 Kitchen Cure.
I have a question for you--I noticed you have the Ikea "asker" hanging pot on the left wall, but that you have it hanging on a different rail than what it was made for. Did you have trouble with the original rail too? I can't get the provided hooks to stay on the rail and it is infuriating! I'm going to try gluing them in place with a strong epoxy. Do you find that the pots stay on the rail you're using?
@veggiemar - This response might be a little slow in coming, sorry about that. I never did have the ASKER rail system that the hanging pot was made for, I just used one of the Grundtal "S" hooks for the pot. As for the everything staying on the rail, I've never had a problem. The shelf rack that most of my pots and pans are hanging from has a wood shelf that I added to give me a uniform surface to stack things on. It gave the added bonus of making it impossible to accidentally knock the hooks off of the rack. Hope this helps!


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In today's post, I thought I would share with you some XML that drives some of our dynamic provisioning. The power of dynamic provisioning is found in taking a base image of a Server operating system that has nothing enabled and customizing it using the Windows Automated Installation Kit (WAIK) that is available in SCVMM.
The officially supported method of building unattended files for Windows Server 2008 & R2 is using the Windows System Image Manager that is part of the WAIK. I will follow that party line and say this is the method you should go about building your unattended file though I can say that I haven't followed this "support" method and have used my trusty Visual Studio editor and the WAIK unattended documentation. This should be considered your warning and please don't punish me if you do this. <grin>
With this said, you could start with this unattended.xml file and build upon it and let me teach you how to do this though, again, it is not the recommended approach.
You should open your favorite XML editor and start with this as your base.
This is a basic unattend that will do the following:
This is a good place to start. The key thing to note is that the only piece of the <component> line that changes is the name=" " section and the name is easily identifiable through the documentation. Let's, say for example you wanted to set the proxy settings in your unattended file you would search the documentation and you would find -
You simply copy an existing <component> line and you change the name=" " to whatever setting you desire and you are off.
The key thing for you to understand is how SCVMM will utilize your unattend.xml when it is deploying a PC. In this section, I will talk a bit more about how specifically it configures your server and ensures that the base image's specific machine data isn't available. SCVMM utilizes the templates & profiles to build the new virtual machine. The primary data that is configured already by SCVMM is stored in the Guest OS Profile that is stored in your SCVMM library. The Guest OS Profile stores the machine name, OS type, Domain Information, and also any scripts you would like to run against the newly created VM. There is no magic sauce or voodoo here as SCVMM, if you do nothing else, still produces a unattend.xml that is used.
When SCVMM is creating the new virtual machine it produces a Virtual Floppy Disk file that is temporarily stored in the directory where the VHD is stored for the VM. This VFD, ironically, attaches a unattend.xml that you could open with notepad if you like. Here is a simple example from one of my deployments:
NOTE: Ignore the "goo" as this is a VFD that isn't expecting to get opened by Notepad. The unattend.xml file starts at <?xml version …>
Thus, after the server's VHD is sysprep'd then you will see that it is provided settings to run during various passes such as Specialize & oobeSystem.
As mentioned, you can do a lot to a machine using the unattended file. In a future post, I will outline how to take advantage of the AutoLogon feature that is super-handy for doing further customizations beyond what is initially in the unattend.xml file.
For now, lets talk about how you can add the base unattend.xml using Visual Studio and the WAIK Documentation for unattended settings.
The following utilize the <settings pass="specialize"> pass:
Enable Remote Desktop for Server
Code Snippet
<component name="Microsoft-Windows-TerminalServices-LocalSessionManager" processorArchitecture="amd64" publicKeyToken="31bf3856ad364e35" language="neutral" versionScope="nonSxS" xmlns:wcm="http://schemas.microsoft.com/WMIConfig/2002/State" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"> <fDenyTSConnections>false</fDenyTSConnections> </component>
Disable Internet Explorer's Hard Admin
Code Snippet
<component name="Microsoft-Windows-IE-ESC" processorArchitecture="amd64" publicKeyToken="31bf3856ad364e35" language="neutral" versionScope="nonSxS" xmlns:wcm="http://schemas.microsoft.com/WMIConfig/2002/State" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"> <IEHardenAdmin>false</IEHardenAdmin> </component>
Disable Server Manager from Opening Automatically on First Boot
Code Snippet
<component name="Microsoft-ServerManager-SvrMgrNc" processorArchitecture="amd64" publicKeyToken="31bf3856ad364e35" language="neutral" versionScope="nonSxS" xmlns:wcm="http://schemas.microsoft.com/WMIConfig/2002/State" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"> <DoNotOpenServerManagerAtLogon>true</DoNotOpenServerManagerAtLogon> </component>
Disable Windows OOBE experience
Enable Remote Desktop for Server
Disable Internet Explorer's Hard Admin
Disable Server Manager from Opening Automatically on First Boot
Disable Windows OOBE experience
Code Snippet
<component name="Microsoft-Windows-OutOfBoxExperience" processorArchitecture="amd64" publicKeyToken="31bf3856ad364e35" language="neutral" versionScope="nonSxS" xmlns:wcm="http://schemas.microsoft.com/WMIConfig/2002/State" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"> <DoNotOpenInitialConfigurationTasksAtLogon>true</DoNotOpenInitialConfigurationTasksAtLogon> </component>
Moving on, let's look at utilizing the <settings pass="oobeSystem"> pass:
COMPONENT: name="Microsoft-Windows-Shell-Setup"
COMPONENT: name="Microsoft-Windows-Shell-Setup"
Add domain users to local administrators group and also set password for Local Administrator account
Code Snippet
<UserAccounts> <DomainAccounts> <DomainAccountList wcm:action="add"> <Domain>Contoso</Domain> <DomainAccount wcm:action="add"> <Name>Chris</Name> <Group>Administrators</Group> </DomainAccount> </DomainAccountList> </DomainAccounts> <AdministratorPassword> <Value>P@$$W0rd!</Value> <PlainText>true</PlainText> </AdministratorPassword> </UserAccounts>
Add domain users to local administrators group and also set password for Local Administrator account
These are just a few of the settings available and there are a host of them that allow you to configure the server the way that you would like. This is extremely important as it allows you granular access so that the server is literally zero touch.
The last step, once you have the actual XML created, is to publish it to your library share. I created a directory called UnattendFiles and placed it there on the Library share as you can see below:
In order for it to be available, you will need to manually fire off a library refresh by doing the following:
To add your newly created unattend to a Guest OS Profile, do the following:
The most useful way to learn about the various pass's and the settings that you might want to utilize is to the WAIK download. For your assistance, I'm including these as references:
WAIK for Windows Vista & Server 2008 WAIK for Windows 7 & Server 2008 R2 (Direct Link to ISO)
WAIK for Windows Vista & Server 2008
WAIK for Windows 7 & Server 2008 R2 (Direct Link to ISO)
Hi Chris,
Thanks for the info. Even though I've added my <unattend>.xml file the the new folder as you did...the xml file doesn't show up in the "Select answer file..." window. I'll note, it does show up when I select "Library Server" in the screen above.
Thanks in advance,
...follow-up. If i place a .inf file in the same folder, it shows up. Seems something is wrong with the .xml filtering of ths dialog box.
I'm using SCVMM ver 2.0.4271.0. I beleive this is the RTM version.
Hey Brent-
The default interval for a Library refresh is every 60 minutes. I didn't catch whether you refreshed the library server in question?
Can you confirm?
I was able to try a refresh. The same procedure was used to make the inf appear.
It's kinda weird!
Anything you can offer is greatly appreciated,
Make sure you set the correct OS type in the Guest OS properties, otherwise you will not see the unattend.xml specific to the OS version when you browse for it.
Hey Jeff-
This is a great point and one that I failed to mention. It does scope it based on your Guest OS selection. Great post and thanks for sharing!
Hello Chris,
nice how to for the first steps.
Perhaps, you can give me some hints why it doesn't work.
At first, I created a template ("Windows Web Server 2008 R2") for the creation of VMs. Second, I created a AutoUnattend.xml with the WAIK (WSIM) based on the same OS. Validation of the xml file works well, no warning or errors. After this, I imported the answer file into my library.
So, I began to create a VM, based on the template. And on the section of the os profile, I choosed the created autounattend.xml and all seems to be correct.
But, after the deployment of the VM, I recognized that all my configurations and settings in the autounattend.xml were disregarded.
Do you have any ideas why or hints for debugging this issue?
thanks in advance
Hey Basti-
I apologize that I just saw this comment (Oops!). Let me see what I can do to help you. The easiest method, I've found, is to watch the deployment closely and specifically the location where the actual VM's VHDs are created (this is like D:\VMs, etc.)
SCVMM will always merge together both the settings you configure in VMM & the unattend settings into a vfd file that is attached to the VM during creation. This vfd is a virtual floppy disk and it will be a file like unattend.vfd. If you are monitoring this folder, you can grab this file (a copy)and then view it in Notepad. It will usually show you the master configuration settings. Give this a shot if you are still having problems...


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Business-government ties complicate cyber securityBy Howard Wen
February 6, 2012
Is an attack on a U.S. business' network an attack on the U.S. itself? "Inside Cyber Warfare" author Jeffrey Carr discusses the intermingling of corporate and government interests in this interview.
Four short links: 12 January 2012By Nat Torkington
January 12, 2012
Smart Hacking for Privacy -- can mine smart power meter data (or even snoop it) to learn what's on the TV. Wow. (You can also watch the talk). (via Rob Inskeep) Conditioning Company Culture (Bryce Roberts) -- a short read but thought-provoking. It's easy to create mindless mantras, but I've seen the technique that Bryce describes and (when done...
How the cloud helps Netflix
May 11, 2011
Netflix moved some of its services into Amazon's cloud last year. In this interview, Netflix cloud architect Adrian Cockcroft says the move was about building a scalable product and paying down technical debt.
Developing countries and Open Compute
April 21, 2011
The potential for Open Compute to benefit developing countries was mentioned during a panel discussion that followed the project's announcement. Intrigued, I turned to Benetech CEO Jim Fruchterman for more on Open Compute's utility in developing nations.
What Facebook's Open Compute Project meansBy Jesse Robbins
April 7, 2011
Jesse Robbins says Facebook's Open Compute Project represents a giant step for open source hardware, for the evolution of the web and cloud computing, and for infrastructure and operations in general.
Four short links: 9 December 2010By Nat Torkington
December 9, 2010
Lowersrc -- simple dynamic image placeholders for wireframing. Open source Javascript. (via Lachlan Hardy on Twitter) In Praise of the Long Form (Julie Starr) -- It can be time consuming sifting through the daily wall of news stories and blogposts to find the handful of gems that genuinely interest or move you. These services, which recommend only a handful...
Four short links: 16 July 2010By Nat Torkington
July 16, 2010
GPL WordPress Theme Angst -- a podcaster brought together Matt Mullenweg (creator of WordPress), and Chris Pearson (creator of the Thesis theme). Chris doesn't believe WordPress's GPL should be inherited by themes. Matt does, and the SFLC and others agree. The conversation is interesting because (a) they and the podcaster do a great job of keeping it civil and...
Understanding the Cloud LandscapeBy George Reese
April 29, 2010
Making sense out of all of the components of cloud computing confuses even many of the major analysts. It's easy to understand how Google, Amazon, or SalesForce.com fit into the picture. But who is Eucalyptus and what do they do? Does CohesiveFT compete with enStratus or does it complement enStratus? And what is this vCloud thing anyway?
The Watering Hole - There But For the Grace of the FSM...By James Turner
January 21, 2010
When it comes to recovering from natural disasters, the track record in the US isn't all that wonderful either...
Four short links: 22 October 2009By Nat Torkington
October 22, 2009
Eight Billion Minutes Spent on Facebook Daily -- you weren't using that cognitive surplus, were you? How We Made Github Fast -- high-level summary is that the new "fast, good, cheap--pick any two" is "fast, new, easy--pick any two". (via Simon Willison) Isaac Mao, China, 40M Blogs and Counting -- Today, there are 40 million bloggers in China and...
Four Tips for Avoiding VM Sprawl in the Public CloudBy George Reese
October 3, 2009
You moved into the cloud to save some money. Now it's the first of the month and you're looking at your latest cloud provider bill. It's not at all what you planned. Welcome to the world of VM sprawl, the dark side of cloud computing.
Four short links: 7 September 2009By Nat Torkington
September 7, 2009
App Engine Now Supports XMPP (Jabber) -- messaging servers, whether XMPP or PubSubHubBub, are becoming an increasingly important way to loosely join the small pieces. Google's incorporation of XMPP into GAE reflects this (and the fact that Wave is built on XMPP). (via StPeter on Twitter) Snakes on the Web (Jacob Kaplan-Moss) -- The best way to predict the...
John Adams on Fixing Twitter: Improving the Performance and Scalability of the World's Most Popular Micro-blogging SiteBy Jesse Robbins
August 6, 2009
Twitter is suffering outages today as they fend off a Denial of Service attack, and so I thought it would be helpful to post John Adams' exceptional Velocity session about Operations at Twitter. Good luck today John & team… I know it's going to be a long day!...
Four short links: 9 July 2009By Nat Torkington
July 8, 2009
Ten Rules That Govern Groups -- valuable lessons for all who would create or use social software, each backed up with pointers to the social science study about that lesson. Groups breed competition: While co-operation within group members is generally not so much of a problem, co-operation between groups can be hellish. People may be individually co-operative, but once...
Announcing: Spike Night at Velocity
June 19, 2009
Guest blogger Scott Ruthfield is a Program Committee member of the O'Reilly Velocity: Web Performance & Operations Conference. Web Operations is not for the casual observer: it's for a particular kind of adrenaline junkie that's motivated by graphs and servers spinning out of control. Jumping in, on-your-feet analysis, and experience-based-experimentation are all part of solving new problems caused by unexpected user and machine behavior,...
Four short links: 9 June 2009By Nat Torkington
June 9, 2009
Drawing Inspiration From Nature To Build A Better Radio -- based on the design of the cochlear, this MIT-built RF chip is faster than others out there, and consumes 1/100th the power. Biomimicry and UWB radio are on our radar. Why the Smart Grid Won't Have the Innovations of the Internet Any Time Soon -- While it's significant that...
Velocity 2009 - Big Ideas (early registration deadline)By Jesse Robbins
May 8, 2009
(tag cloud created from Velocity session & speaker information using wordle.net) My favorite interview question to ask candidates is: "What happens when you type www.(amazon|google|yahoo).com in your browser and press return?" While the actual process of serving and rendering a page takes seconds to complete, describing it in real detail can take an hour. A good answer spans every part...
Four short links: 13 Apr 2009By Nat Torkington
April 13, 2009
Worms, sorting, languages, and infrastructure: Twitter XSS Attacks (Lynne Pope) -- several incarnations of a worm spread quickly across Twitter this weekend. Twitter profiles are generated by themes, whose parameters users can change. The user-supplied value for the colour was used directly in the CSS color field without filtering, which the original worm strain used to end the CSS and...
AT&T Fiber cuts remind us: Location is a Basket too!By Jesse Robbins
April 10, 2009
The fiber cuts affecting much of the San Francisco Bay Area this week are similar to the outages in the Middle East last year (radar post), although far more limited in scope and impact. What I said last year still holds true and is repeated below: From an operations perspective these kinds of outages are nothing new, and underscore why...
It's Really Just a Series of TubesBy Jesse Robbins
April 7, 2009
Molly Wright Steenson hit the Ignite jackpot at Etech this year with her explanation of the steam powered network of pneumatic tubes of the 1800s. If you're someone that, like me, has a [somewhat obsessive relationship with Internet Infrastructure](http://conferences.oreilly.com/velocity), you must watch this talk.
Four short links: 30 Jan 2009By Nat Torkington
January 30, 2009
Two serious links and two fun today, thanks to Waxy and BoingBoing: EveryBlock Business Model Brainstorming -- Adrian Holovaty's project was funded by a Knight Foundation grant that's about to run out. The software will be open sourced but he's inviting suggestions of business models that would enable the project team to continue working on it full-time. Having used and...
Trains, Planes and Automobiles: Or why Infrastructure IS an IT issueBy Kurt Cagle
January 30, 2009
Before we load up on more highway projects, more unnecessary bridges, and more downtown renovation projects, it may behove us as a society to ask the question about whether it will be more beneficial in the long run to use our brains (real and virtual) and the marvellous networks that we have created with our brains to solve these pressing problems in a way that will benefit not only ourselves but our children's children.
Analysis 2009: Government Gets Into the Software BusinessBy Kurt Cagle
January 6, 2009
The incoming Obama administration has, even before taking office formally, pledged between $650 and $800 billion dollars worth of public works initiatives, a massive shift away from the laissez faire approach of the outgoing Bush administration. Of that, it...
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I gave a tech scorecard for emergency infrastructure after a major earthquake here two years ago. I return to that scorecard for the island-wide power blackout we had over the weekend. The results aren't good. The only bright spot was Twitter.
Service Monitoring Dashboards are mandatory for production services!By Jesse Robbins
June 18, 2008
Google App Engine went down earlier today. GAE is still a developer preview release, and currently lacks a public monitoring dashboard. Unfortunately this means that many people either found out from their app and/or admin consoles being unavailable or from Mike Arrington's post on TechCrunch. Google has a strong Web Operations culture, and there are numerous internal monitoring tools in...
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May 10, 2008
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March 30, 2008
Theo Schlossnagle wrote a brilliant summary of one of the biggest challenges we discussed at the Velocity Summit in January:What is this Velocity Summit thing? It was a bunch of web architects from highly trafficked sites sitting around talkin' smack. It was operated in Foo style. However, one thing that made me really appreciate this meet-up was the lack of...
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Steve Souders, my Velocity conference Co-Chair and author of High Performance Websites, gave me permission to repost this great analysis: How green is your web page? Writing faster web pages is great for your users, which in turn is great...
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Slam Dunk are pleased to announce some very exciting additions to the Festival and as always there is something there for everyone!
First up, there is the announcement of probably the top upcoming rock band in the UK at the moment… Deaf Havana. Slam Dunk Festival will see the first UK full live performance of the band in 2013 and will be one of only a handful of festival performances of the summer.
"We are really excited to get back to Slam Dunk, we kind of made a promise to not do much whilst writing and recording our new album but we always have an amazing time at Slam Dunk, and with the added Wolves show we are cannot wait. Plus - the after show, well...bit of fun isn't it" says the band.
The band will use these shows to exclusively air new material from the album they are currently away recording.
Ska Punk will always stay close to the heart of Slam Dunk Festival and continuing a yearly theme the festival is excited to announce another special reunion. Titans of the UK scene King Prawn will be playing their first show in 10 years at Slam Dunk Festival 2013.
The band have released the following statement! "We hope you'll join us in sharing a leisurely stroll through some of our finest material both old and older in a set jam packed with firm favourites the whole family can enjoy."
Already boasting one of the best pop punk lineups ever assembled Slam Dunk will be taking things one step even further. Chicago Drive Thru heroes Allister will not only be coming over to play the festival but for the 10th anniversary of its UK release they will be playing their seminal album 'Last Stop Suburbia' in full. Expect to hear one of the biggest sing alongs of the festival to one of the best pop punk anthems ever …. 'Somewhere On Fullerton'
Not stopping even there, Slam Dunk is proud to see the return of US pop punk band Transit and probably the biggest true pop punk band in the UK…. Me Vs Hero.
Now for some a little heavier… Scottish pop metallers Yashin who announced last week they would be playing the new Irish Slam Dunk last week, can now confirm they will be joining the bill for the main 3 festivals.
After being one of the hottest new bands of last year, The Word Alive will be tearing things up for the second year in a row but this time will be bringing Epitaph's Our Last Night with them.
And finally after last playing Slam Dunk Festival with Dance Gavin Dance, the always controversial but one of the best voices in rock Jonny Craig will no doubt bring an army of loyal fans to hear songs from his previous bands and new solo material.
For tickets to Slam Dunk Festival South on 26th May, please click on one of the links below:
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Wild is an evolution of Dsquared2's olfactory journey inspired by and founded in the elements of nature. Building on a pathway forged by debut scent He Wood and follow up Potion, Wild is a new fragrance chapter for Dsquared2 that explores man's desires and his connection to the
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Contemporary and self-sufficient, this man works and plays within the paradigms of modern life and urban society. Yet his daily existence is attuned to a faintly audible thrum of rebellion that comes from deep within. Driving him to seek his own liberty, he is drawn to its magnetic pull,
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"For us fragrance has an emotional connection to who we are, it uncovers a long-held desire or dream, which is why the concept of Wild has such an intrinsic link to us and the ideology of Dsquared2. The ultimate authentic expression of self is to live with complete freedom of speech and mind - we are fascinated with this concept especially in today's society," Dean and Dan Caten, Dsquared2.
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At one time there was much talk of a Saint Expeditus, and some good people were led to believe that, when there was need of haste, petitioning Saint Expeditus was likely to meet with prompt settlement. However, there is no adequate reason to think that any such saint was ever invoked in the early Christian centuries; in fact it is more than doubtful whether the saint ever existed. In the "Hieronymianum" the name Expeditus occurs among ... Continue Reading
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Thank saint Expedite for all the help you provided for me in my time of need. I was very financially stuck and you came through for me when i needed. For that i'am forever grateful and shall spread your name with love and honor. I ask that you continue to grant me help in my time of need.
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Thank you Saint Expedite for helping me and my fiance find a job! My prayers were heard and they were answered!!!!!! I have already told a friend of your great doings!!! I will continue to praise your name and pray!
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Dear St. Expedite please hear my prayer for financial help and help me fast, like today. You have helped me before in the past with speedy results. I will promise you offerings of red wine, pound cake and fresh cut flowers along with spreading your name to the world. I need money to pay for a place to live, my custody case attorney and bills that are behind. Please powerful saint bring me $10,000 quickly like today as I need to pay my attorney and find a place to leave until I can get a great job. please again send me this blessing and all my offerings I mentioned will be delivered, thank you, PLEASE O POWERFUL St. Expedite AMEN!
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Dear St. Expedite, I have many requests,I know it is a lot to ask for, please help me. Help me find employment very soon, I am applying to many places, went on a few interviews and nothing, have bills to pay, savings is pretty much almost gone and money is not comming in, I need a job. My ex-boyfriend of 7 years left me 3 1/2 years ago and I still didn't find no one, please help me find a nice guy get married and start a family, my time is running out, I am 42 years old. My two nephews (Darek, 3yrs.old and David, 2 yrs.old) have problems with their ears and don't talk how they should, please help them with their problems. My uncle Zigmunt has pancreatic cancer, please help him.
With much love in the name of Jesus, Holy Spirit and All Saints and Angels.
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Dear St Expedite I am requesting your intercession for financial help. I promise to spread your name in love and honor. I am truly grateful for all your past intercession and blessing you have given me. With love In the name of Jesus, Blessed Mother, St Joseph, Father Solanus, St Michael, Holy Spirit, St Anthony and all the Angels and Saints love Debbie
1 year ago
Thank you St. Expedite, for answering my prayer so promptly.
I will spread your name to family and friends.
1 year ago
Thank you St. Expeditus!! I had no idea how I was going to provide food for my children last Sunday afternoon and evening. Thank you so much for your intercessory prayers! Not only did they eat drink and be merry like I prayed, I was able to make it to Mass! Thank you so much for your help. Please accept the lighting and displaying of your candle at Mary's feet and publishing this graious favor of yours, as promised, as my act of gratitude in hope that those who need you may find you like I did. Thank you St. Expeditus.
1 year ago
Thank you Saint Expedite for blessing me for a job interview.
1 year ago
My dear martyr and protector St Expeditus I invoke your aid and beg you to intercede before the Most Holy Trinity that my petitions be granted.
Immediate financial help for P and S Martins who are stranded in Ghana and that he may get immediate help for all the crisis in his life and for their immediate return to the States.
That his mother Sarah to restore health and get well soon.
Financial help well for me and my 3 children. Healing for my sprains, hair loss, acid reflux and all the pains that i am currently experiencing. Job for my daughter AJ. Healing for hearing problem for my son Chris. Good health, job and future for all my 3 children.
May I receive your blessing and favors St Expeditus. I praise the Most Holy Trinity for all the graces that i receive in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ through St Expeditus, St Jude, St Filomena, St Anthony, Padre Pio and all the Saint. Amen.
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Thank you, Saint Expedite, for your help.
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Dear St. Expedite, Thank you for your intercession and that I have learned you have a litany in the Tan Publishers book Catholic Prayers. I have as you know had a copy of this book and have long since lost it and procrastinated in getting another. But I will replace it and look for your prayer in it. Thank you for interceding for me please continue to do so.
1 year ago
St. Expedite, thank you for the EXACT amount I needed to pay my rent and remain on time with my rental payments. Amazing as always!
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Thank you, Saint Expedite, for helping me in such a trying time.
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St. Expedite is working for me now to free a friend from jail. I know he has heard my petition and fighting for a quick resolve. Thank You, St. Expedite, I will continue to extoll your goodness and greatness. Amen!! Eileen
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Thank you St expedite for helping me with my petition ! I am grateful !
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Thank you Saint Expedite for your help with my health. I so appreciate your intercessions and I am so grateful
1 year ago
Dear St. Expedite,
thank you so much for your speedy help. I deeply appreciate all that you did for me and my family. With all my heart: THANK YOU! PS.: I won't forget the flowers and cake :)
1 year ago
Dearest St Expedite,
I am forever grateful for your help with my finances. Thank you very much for your assistance.
I hope that you continue to help me and others that are in need of your help. I promise to keep your name in love and honor. Glory to you St Expedite, St Jude, Father Solanus Casey, St Michael, Blessed Mother, Jesus and all the angels and saints. Blessings, peace and love to all.
Love Debbie
1 year ago
In the name of our father, his son Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit
I want to thank you to st. Expedite the st of urgent causes st. Edwiges, st. Gabriel the archangel, st. Jude thadeus, st. Rita of cassia to all saints and angels in heaven , to our mother of Fatima, our lady aparecida, our lady the dores and holy mother of impossible for answering so many prayers.
I have been praying for my mother to heal from her toroid yesterday we have received good news since the tests showed she had improved and is felling better
May god bless us all.
1 year ago
St expedite I thank you very much for your intercession in my finances when I need it. I still so desperately need your help, please intercede for me and continue to help me with my financial problems. I promise that I will praise your name with love and honor. Expedite my prayer with speed ,love and honor and goodness. Glory to you St. Expedite. Thank you St Jude, St Joseph, Archangel Michael, Gabriel, Raphael,and Father Solanus Casey. In Jesus' name Amen. Peace, love and blessings to all.
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Ticklists: Extreme Rock, The 3 star way to yorkshire gritstone's heaven.
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Top roped it clean 1 time out of 10. Not quite ready for the lead. At least 2 tech grades harder than Ephedrine which I led earlier in the day!ebf - TR RP - 03/Aug/14 with Andy Howarth, Anneka
mrajyandy - TR dnf - 03/Aug/14 with Stewart
Nez - 2014
Dan-Cheetham - 2014
Really green needed cleaning had plants growing out the crack and top was really green and loosemunch88 - Solo dnf - 05/Sep/13 with Shunt
dominic lee - Lead β - 05/May/12 with molly, nathan lee
minT(HUN) - TR RP - 2012
Peter Smith - TR dnf - 11/Sep/11 with Carolyne Doran, Mick Leather
Only two top ropes, both clean, then the solo. Awesome route. But i think you would deck from the top moves even with a rope.akhughes - Solo RP - 14/Aug/11
Climbed clean on-sight (apart from a silly slip on the very bottom move) with no beta. It's hard from the end of the crack and don't fall off the top moves (which are the hardest) or you'll hit the floor. Tempted to go back and lead it. Very nice route indeed.ebf - TR O/S - 13/Jul/11 with Chris Voisey, Paul Hermes
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Kirsty McGhie-Fraser - TR dog - 04/Jun/10
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Hidden - TR dog - 06/May/10
Hidden - Mar/10
clean second goSean_J - TR RP - 2010 with Robin
Hidden - Lead dnf - 12/May/09
nige - Lead RP - 05/Oct/03 with mark hounslea
Hidden - TR dnf - 2000
Probably one of my best gritstone leads! It was FA cup final day and I only set out to hold Tim's Rope but there was a team of 4 others all trying it on a rope. I had a couple of top rope goes and found I could do it fairly easily so after a couple of the others had led it I decided to give it a go. Bingo! My first real head-point.Dave Musgrove - Lead rpt - May/99 with Dave Sarkar, Tim Lowe
Mike Owen - 05/Jul/98 with Tim Lowe, Elaine Owen
no padsswitch - Lead O/S - 1996
Dave Musgrove Jnr - Lead O/S - 26/Sep/94 with Chris Wentworth
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Cowflinger - Lead - 11/Apr/92 with Andy Sharp
craig h - 1990
Hidden - Solo - 1990
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scree - TR - Aug/85
Not my normal practice to top rope but never thought I'd be good enough to lead routes like this. Head-pointing hadn't really been invented at this stage.Dave Musgrove - TR O/S - 17/May/85 with Lyn
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Stepping out for some media duties, Nick Cannon stopped by "The Howard Stern Show" in New York City this morning (June 18).
And during the course of the conversation, the "America's Got Talent" hunk stumbled onto the topic of troubled actress Amanda Bynes.
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Perhaps ready to begin her music career, Amanda Bynes will be meeting with Wyclef Jean on Monday (June 17) to discuss a possible collaboration.
Dan Herman, who is the CEO of Chinga Chang Records told E! News that the pairing would produce an album that would "shock the world."
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Just when we thought she couldn't get any weirder, Amanda Bynes has taken aim at yet another beautiful Hollywood starlet with her Twitter account.
It all started when Sarah Hyland's boyfriend Matt Prokop reached out to the "Hairspray" actress in hopes of getting her to cool it with the plastic surgery.
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Continuing to entertain the Twitterverse, Amanda Bynes had a few more things to say via social media on Saturday (June 15).
The "She's the Man" star began, "If I don't like you I don't want you to be happy and I'll go out of my way to hurt you."
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Rather than just filtering her impulsive tweets, Amanda Bynes once again finds herself having to apologize for her reckless words.
Earlier today, the "She's the Man" actress had to backtrack from calling rapper Drake "ugly," adding that she wants to strike up a friendship.
Continuing to volunteer useless information to the internet masses, Amanda Bynes shared some choice tweets on Thursday (June 13).
The "Hairspray" actress, who called Miley Cyrus "ugly" only to later backpedal, declared that she's completely substance-free.
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She may not be encountering too many friendly faces with her recent Twitter attacks, but Amanda Bynes may have found a friend in Cher.
Earlier this week, a fan asked the "If I Could Turn Back Time" singer if she was upset that the former Nickelodeon star called her "ugly and a flop."
She's no stranger to randomly targeting celebrities with her Twitter account and Amanda Bynes' latest issue is with Miley Cyrus.
The troubled "She's the Man" actress took to her micro-blogging account after midnight to post a simple slam- "Ur ugly @mileycyrus."


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French Poetry and Media in the 20th and 21st Centuries
Transformations and redefinitions of poetry through its encounters with media (cinema, radio…), from Apollinaire's Esprit nouveau to e-poetry. 250-word abstracts by 22 March 2014; Éric Trudel (email@example.com).
Rewriting La Grande Guerre
How might French literary/cinematic/visual representations of WWI or its after-effects be rethought in light of new developments in literary/media/modernist/cultural studies? 250-word abstract/vita by 22 March 2014; Scott Durham (email@example.com).