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I installed a new software on my laptop, Nolio and when I try to start the service I am getting a 1069 unable to login due to service logon invalid. I believe I need to add this service to the security policy but I am using the home version of Windows 8.1 and I do not have access to the local security in the administrative tools. Is there another way to update this information on my laptop.Read other answers
I recommend downloading and running Reimage. It's a computer repair tool that has been proven to identify and fix many Windows problems with a high level of success.
I've used it in the past to identify and fix everything from blue screens (BSOD's), ActiveX errors, corrupt files and processes, dll/exe/sys errors, recover lost memory, Windows update problems, defragging, malware removal etc.
You can download it direct from this link http://downloadreimage.com/download.php. (This link will automatically start a download of Reimage that you can save to your computer.)
I was reading a tutorial on how to make your computer lock like a network computer on start-up (http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/xp-network-log-on-for-home-users/). One of the steps was to go to Start, point to Administrative Tools and click on Local Security Policy. However, the menu does not show the option "Local Security Policy". If there is any way I can show it please let me know. Any ideas?
I think that...if you read that tutorial carefully...you will see that it states such exists for XP Pro, not Home.
Pro is designed for work/corporate use, while Home is not. The differences are few, yoo've come across one of them.
I have Windows 7 Home Premium and want to modify my local security policy. I go into the Administrative Tools and the Local Security Policy link is nowhere to be found. Where am I able to edit my Local Security Policy in Windows 7 Home Premium? After I posted this question, I found out that the Local Security Policy Editor is not included in the Home Premium Version. Is there a Pwer Suite that I can download to get into the Local Security Policy or something? Or do I have to upgrade to a higher version of Windows 7?
Hi BrianHarper, you are correct, Group Policy is not included in Windows 7 Home Premium, same as Windows Vista Home Premium. I consider you may need to upgrade to Windows 7 Professional to get this function. Thank you.Sean Zhu - MSFTRead other 19 answers
Ok, here is my issue I was trying to change my sharing settings so my dad could read a folder on my laptop which I went to the advanced sharing and had selected share. He still was not able to access this folder. I went to my Network and Sharing Center and made sure network discovery, file and printer sharing were on and password sharing was off. I still was not able to share my folder so I undid all of that. I then read this article about changing the local security policy. I went to the local security policy and went to Local Policies then Security Options and scrolled to Network Security: LAN Manager Authentication level and changed it to Send LM & NTLM - use NTLMv2 Session security if negotiated. The default of this policy was set to nothing before. I cant seem to change it back to the default which was set as nothing. Will having this policy set affect any programs or applications at all ? Is there a way to change it back ? If you cant help with my sharing problem can you at least help me figure out how to set this Security Policy back to its default. thanks
For the sharing issue, you can just create an admin account, give your father the name and password of it, and add the account to the permission list.If you do not would like to do this (as you choose the option "password protect off"), you can modify this group policy:Computer Configuration --- Windows Settings --- Security Settings --- Local Policies --- Security Options, find this:Network access: Sharing and security model for local accountsChange it to Guest Only. Here is the explanation:If this setting is set to Guest only, network logons that use local accounts are automatically mapped to the Guest account. By using the Guest model, you can have all users treated equally. All users authenticate as Guest, and they all receive the same level of access to a given resource, which can be either Read-only or Modify.Read other 4 answers
Hi guys,
Need your guidance in understanding Local security policy
1) I have configured local security policy in windows 7 professional under run-->secpol.msc--> Securuity policies-->Account policy---->Password policy
a) Minimum password length is set to 8 characters
b) Password must meet complexity requirements is enabled (I have set a password which has lower case/number and special character)
c) Maximum password age is set to 3 days
This means password will expire in 3 days. I need to change the password after 3 days correct?
d) Enforce password history---15 passwords remembered
This means the last 15 passwords is remembered so that user will not go back to the previously used password. Is this correct?
e) Minimum password age
I have set the minimum password age to 1
Does this mean password can be changed after 1 day?
Does this mean password cannot be changed before 24 hours (Once the password is set)? I may be wrong here because I was able to change the password before 24 hours. If I'm wrong please explain me what is minimum password?
Also for point d) Initially I set the password as "X" and then changed to "Y", I changed it back to "X" and still there was no error. Enforce password history says we cannot use the same password which was used previously but I did not get any error while changing the password (Changed it to the same password "X" which I used in the first instance).
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Hello RFED,
That's how I understand it.
Just to verify, did you also enable password expiration to enforce your min/max password age?
Password Expiration - Enable or Disable
Password History Enforcement - Enable or Disable
I just tried to install Windows Installer 3 on a Win2K system, but due to various security restrictions placed by this computer's previous owner, I got an access denied error.
Being the idiot that I am, I decided to mess with the local security policy of the system, checking every box along the way. After rebooting, however, a new problem arose...
"The local policy of this system does not allow you to login interactively"
As I'm sure you can tell, this is quite frustrating. Even more frustrating is the fact that everywhere I've looked tells me to reset the policy from a different computer in the domain. This is a stand-alone system. It doesn't go online. It's not in a network.
So, my question is: How can I reset the security policy when I can't log in? I've got two weeks worth of work on it that has to be turned in by 8AM, which gives me five hours to solve this issue. Thus my problem is compounded.
(PS: The computer I'm using now is a different one, obviously.)
Hohum, at about 7AM, it became apparent that a solution would not present itself in time. So, being faced with this dillema, I did what any responsible worker would do: Called in sick.
Anyways, I've got an extension on when this needs to be fixed, and I've hobbled my way through most of it. What I'm looking for now is the exact command to reset the local security policy. I'm running off of a Win98 boot disk, so the directory of the exe used would be helpful.
Will either of these allow me to restrict drive access to a single user only? I've tried to restrict drive access with Group Policy Editor but it applies the restriction globally--even to me the administrator.
Could anyone let me know if this is possible and how to do it?
Much thanks.
I take it that you want to restrict access to this drive to everyone but yourself. Which drive are you referring to, is it locally connected or via a network?Read other 6 answers
this my first post...!
I Need to change the "Change the system time" & "Change the time zone" values from LOCAL SERVICE to Everyone...
am mading the changes under below path:
Security Settings\Local Policies\User Rights Assignment
but the problem Is the changes only take's effect when I restart the windows...
I tried "gpupdate" and "gpupdate /force" but nothing seems to work...!
Hey all I am trying to enable the "do not display last user name" in Local security policies via command prompt but am hitting dead ends. I have to do this to around a hundred computers and was hoping I could just write a batch file to do so but can't figure out the command... The path to it is "Local Security Policy>Local Policies>Security options>Interactive logon: Do not display last use name." If anyone could help it would be absolutely awesome.
Are the computers part of a domain? If so you can set this in the domain policy.Read other 3 answers
Under Administrative tools, I don't see " Local Security Policy" to set some of the advanced Security UAC policies. I have 1 Laptop running Basic, 1 Running Premium and neither have the Policies Im looking for.
I have Business Vista loaded in Virtual PC to play around with settings and such, and this does have it. Does Local Security Policy only come on business and above versions of Vista?
To map this out: Start=>Control Panel=>System and Maintance=> Admin Tools. Off of Admin Tools I should see "Local Security Policy" But I dont. Any Ideas why?
secpol.msc Is not included in Basic or Premium.Read other 6 answers
I can't find local security policy under administrative tools on control panel, i have also tried accessing it by going to run and typing "secpol.msc" and it says windows can not find "secpol.msc" Im wanting to get into the local security policy as i want to set the password expire date and to promt users to change their password on first login, how can i get the local security policy or is there another way of doing what i want to do. I am also the administrator of the computer
Microsoft Windows XP
Home Edition
Version 2002
Service Pack 2
Many Thanks
Hi loubymar !
Unfortunately that feature is only availabe on XP pro.
Friend of mine has problems in setting Local Security Policies. He tried gpcedit.msc and secpol.msc and he tried Control Panel > Administrative ToolsSelect: Local Security Policy (when prompted, click Continue)In the left pane, expand Local Policies and click Security Options.In the right pane, scroll down to User Account Control:Double-click on: "Behavior Of The Elevation Prompt For Administrators In Admin Approval Mode"In the drop-down box on the Local Security Settings tabSelect Elevate Without Prompting, Click Apply/OK.Note: run Windows Vista with UAC turned off as this also turns off the "Protected Mode" in Internet ExplorerNo sign of LSP. Any other suggestions?
Try typing "Local Security Policy" at the Start button (without the quotes) - it brought it up in my copy of Ultimate (maybe this is an issue with Vista Home being like XP Home?).Read other 4 answers
I'm running windows XP pro, and when I go the control panel/admin/ I'm missing Local Security Policy. Any ideas How I can get it back?
%SystemRoot%\system32\secpol.msc /s
That's the path to the shortuct in mine, just recreate it.
I have a problem of adding user in the section of "Access this computer from the network" & "act as a part of the opreating system"
I am explaining the route i:e
Control Panel->Administrative Tools->Local Security Policy->User Right Assignment
in the right pane u'll see both option that are "Access this computer from the network" & "act as a part of the opreating system"...
after double clicking on it there will be a option
"Add users or Group"
that option is disabled......i want to add user their for my requirement .....
So please assist me that how can i able to enable this option and from where...
In Win vista home premium there is no local security policy . Any way to get it , or any path .
Thanks in advance.
Local Security Policy has not been provided in the Vista Home Premium Edition.
What exactly do you want to use the LSP for?
Im wondering if someone can help me disable the run command in windows 7 local security policy for local users, i can apply a number of different setting but i can seem to the policy for run command
Did you see this: Run Command - Enable or DisableRead other 1 answers
The local security policy in Windows XP was working, now it cannot initialize.
Any Ideas what to look for?
I need to change some settings in the Local Security Policy but when I go into Control Panel-->Administrative tools, it is not there. Does anybody have an idea of where else Local Security Policy would be? Is there a Run command I could enter?
I am running Windows XP Home SP2.
What can I do in the LSP to enhance my machine and windows 7? I love customization, but don't want to go in to anything an start clicking. I really don't know what else I can do with it inside the LSP. For example, I added the CTL + ALT + DEL function.
Is there anything else or not?
Guess thats about it.Read other 2 answers
Question, anyone know why I have no "Security Policy" available on a Dell supplied version of XP Pro?
I bought XP Pro OEM for my older pc and able to make specific changes, but not on my new PC.
Is this feature turned off, or you think I can install it with my OEM CD?
Thanks, confused
When selecting the local Security Policy I receive error
* Snap- in failed to initialise
Name: Group Policy
When selecting OK
Error ** Red cross
Snap-in Creation failed. The snap in is not created,it may not be installed properly
Nmae: Grop Policy
See attachment for error messages
Can anyone advise thanks ..
Just to add...
I beleive this is where I go to stop Microsoft Messenger from
loading when I start Outllok Express??
I am setting up my local security policy, I want users to use at least 5 unique passwords before they are allowed to use a password they have already used.
Any help on setting this up would be good.
I know it's in the local security policy under passwords, however I forget how to make this change.
deeger said:
I am setting up my local security policy, I want users to use at least 5 unique passwords before they are allowed to use a password they have already used.
Any help on setting this up would be good.
I know it's in the local security policy under passwords, however I forget how to make this change.Click to expand...
If you are using XP, i think that the password policies are in the ADmin folder and...doc
A new network admin came to our office and he restricted all the users in Local Security Policy. I can not install or remove a program, and can not access many other tools of windows that i use on daily basis. Even USB is not working. Is there any solution or way to bypass this security policy. I,m using windows 7 and i,m a user. He has the admin account.
You take it up with them. This is a work environment, and they put those policies in place for a reason, and we will not assist in bypassing them. May want to re-read the rules page at techguy.org/rules.html
As a result, I'm going to have to close this thread. Thanks for understanding,
A new network admin came to our office and he restricted all the users in Local Security Policy. I can not install or remove a program, and can not access many other tools of windows that i use on daily basis. Even USB is not working. Is there any solution or way to bypass this security policy. I,m using windows 7 and i,m a user. He has the admin account.
Hello to BC
Due to our forum rules we really cannot help you do what you want to do. Your admin probably implemented it as a security feature to prevent bad software from being installed on the machines, I would go ask him if you need to install something.
Per this forum rules:"No subject matter will be allowed whose purpose is to defeat existing copyright or security measures. If a user persists and/or the activity is obviously illegal the staff reserves the right to remove such content and/or ban the user. This would also mean encouraging the use or continued use of pirated software is not permitted, and subject to the same consequences. "
I am running Vista Home Premium. I know it does not have the Local Security Policy. Does anyone know how I can go about changing auditing services like turning on Logon Success and Logon Failure audits. Also, do you know where to change the options for password lengths, complexity, and expiration's?
Thank you,
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I was just wondering after looking through the Local Security Policy area of windows Vista if;
You can disable the changing of the option to view hidden files or folders for all users except Administrators.
Also if you can disable the searching of hidden files or filders for all users except Administrators.
Ive looked in the Policy but cant see anything there, i thought it could of been an option.
Is there a script anywhere or registry editing?
Plus what settings in there would you disable for most users, can you disable CMD?
I have a new machine with vista ultimate, trying to access vista home computer on the network. Vista home does not have local security policy in admin tools, how can I get the "login failure" error resolved without being able to change who can access the computer?
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Hi there. (1st time poster, long time reader)
Would would you recommmend changing (for security reasons) from the original default settings in local security policy.
I'm connecting directly to a modem with a single PC that's not used for file sharing or remote use etc.
Thanks for any help.
Are you referring to using I.E. 9 and it's security settings?Read other 9 answers
Sorry if this thread already exists but just wondering if there is any way to apply the local security policy in windows XP pro to only one account? Specifically apply to every account but the administrator account, as a limited administrator account is useless to me.
For almost every policy in secpol.msc, you assign the attributes of that policy to particular users or groups. Administrators can be left out if you like.
Hey guys,
I'm using windows 7 ultimate,I recently found that in my administrative tools, there is no "local security policy". I tried to add the snapin through mmc there also i cannot find local security policy. should i register any .dll file?
Any help would be appreciated...
Quote: Originally Posted by Delphin
Hey guys,
I'm using windows 7 ultimate,I recently found that in my administrative tools, there is no "local security policy". I tried to add the snapin through mmc there also i cannot find local security policy. should i register any .dll file?
Any help would be appreciated...
sorry to disturb u guys. I found it.
Local Security Policy Editor - Open
Hi, All
K so I have windows 7 pro 32bit installed on my little brothers pc.. He's pretty young so my goal is to setup a pretty kid safe desktop/browser environment...I currently have his account setup to autologon into his limited user account..Whenever I try to go into gpedit from his account as admin it sets everything I want to change to both the admin and the limited account (disabling control panel, etc etc)..Am I missing something here or is this just how it is when setting up policies on local machines? Any tips/advice is greatly appreciated..thanks
Policies apply to all users. You can follow this procedure to apply policies all users except Administrators:
How to apply local policies to all users except administrators in a workgroup setting in Windows 2000
Applies to XP, Vista, and Win 7 as well as Win2K
Hello I am using Windows 7 Ultimate x64 and trying to change a few simple policy's' I am currently the only user on the computer. When I open the Local Security Policy editor I get no useful settings or options.
You have to expand the trees...Read other 7 answers
Okay, so, I was going to restrict access to my computer to a limited account for everyone else since I had unexpectedly discovered nasty malware on my system. So I go to Control Panel » Administrative Tools » Local Security Policy. Then I get this message:
"The Group Policy security settings that apply to this machine could not be determined. The error returned when trying to retrieve these settings from the local security policy database (%windir%\security\database\secedit.sdb) was: The parameter is incorrect. All local security settings will be displayed, but no indication will be given as to whether or not a given security setting is defined by Group Policy. Any local security setting modified through this User Interface may subsequently be overriden by domain-level policies."
I can't figure out what this idiot did to my computer. Just before this happened I had to fix a logon log off loop on my machine. I just want to know if there is any possible way I can just copy and paste the entire contents of C:\WINDOWS from the Win XP Pro Install CD to my HDD? I do NOT want to format and reinstall. Please help.
Oh yeah, and I forgot to say,
I right click on policy and click properties... Nothing happens. Same with help for ALL of Windows. Its like half the registry and actual Windows files just went *poof* gone.
I'll precede my question by stating that I had a couple viruses that I believe are gone now, the problems I am having may be remnants of them. First problem was with Office install, there was a restriction on a registry key, I was able to get the permissions back for the key and installed successfully. Now I am trying to update to Windows Media Player 11, and am getting an error code C00D2AFB also 80070005 General access denied error. Which I think may be another restriction problem. Have had no problems with any other software vendors other than Microsoft. Also I don't know if this is odd but, under administrative tools there is NO Local Security Policy listed there, but this is XP Sp2 Home, I don't know if that is only for professional. How can I get it back, and restore all policies to default?
It's not listed on my XP Home machine eitherRead other 6 answers
My local security policy on my Win 7 Pro x64 machine is only showing a limited set of policies (see below). I need to modify "Network security: LAN Manager authentication level" in order to remotely connect to my PC at work. But that policy does not appear in my local security policy. I have tried the following:
1. using "Security Compliance Manager" and "Local GPO" to install the default set of policies.
2. adding "LmCompatibilityLevel" registry key set to "1", see: LmCompatibilityLevel.
3. at least three "sfc /scannow" followed by restarting.
with no luck. Would appreciate your insights. ced
Try the search here:
Group Policy Search
Use the filter and tree views to find out how to apply the required settings either via Local Security Policy or via the registry if the LSP setting is not available on your machine.
As for LMCompatibility Level - I had the same issue and manually created the required registry key. I ran the software mentioned in the following link on another forum.
It provides links to resources about LMCompatibility Level (if it detects that it needs fixing)
Not long ago Soul Invictus loaded winXPpro on the PC and confronted an issue. Thats really not surprising. Issues exist using this, the latest & greatest OS in wide distribution world-wide. It was developed upon previous versions, so it really shouldn't come as a big surprise what it does & to some extent, how it does it. Yet, it still exists with functionality barely defined to the novice user, IMHO.I have XP Professional and I'm getting my bearings on the differences between this version and another XP version. I notice this one has a Windows Firewall. My problem is that I used to be able to access my employer's company intranet from home. When I go to the site and enter my login info I get the message: Access Denied (policy_denied). Your system policy has denied access to the requested URL. For assistance, contact your network support team. I'm thinking I have to modify a setting in gpedit.msc, however I can't be sure. Any thoughts of what security setting that needs to be modified? My thoughts are:Policy information in winXPpro is kinda confusing.Like many, I am the network support team in my household.My thoughts are: "What should I do when contemplating changing a setting".Any changes might best be done knowing first what the default settings are.and where to find them.and how to interpret the information available on the OS about these settings. So, I navigated to the "group policies" that typing gpedit.msc in the &q... Read moreRead other answers
I have Windows 10 Pro v1511 (Nov upgrade). If you go to Local Security Policy > Local Policies > Audit Policy and set a policy, it doesn't stick. If you close and reopen the app again, the previous settings are still there. Is anybody experiencing this ? Please confirm or deny that this is happening on your rig.
Also when Local Security Policy starts, there is an error message about some admx configuration file. Also new to v1511.
I googled about the configuration 'admx' file issue, and it is known to MS.
See this:
I have a problem with the local security policy on all my windows 7 machines (1100 of them). I need to make a change to the "Network security: Configure encryption types allowed for Kerberos" The default is none and I need to add all the check boxes to them. The value should = DES_CBC_CRC,DES_CBC_MD5,RC4_HMAC_MD5,AES128_HMAC_SHA1,AES256_HMAC_SHA1,Future encryption types
If someone knows how to make this change unattended please let me know asap. Thank you!
It's right here in GPE Klint, gpedit.msc Took me a few minutes to find it.Read other 1 answers
Norton/Symantec, in its ever-ibimitable wisdom installs its Internet Security and Utilities packages into a locked folder(s). By locked I mean that one CANNOT modify (Rename, Delete, etc) the installed folder(s) and any of its sub-objects. I AM an administrator user, so I SHOULD (expect to) have such ability. Rather, I am issued Access Denied errors when attempting any form of modification of the folder(s) and/or its sub-objects. When attempting to change access security on the folder (modifying Administrator's access rules) I am again denied access...stupid. Can't get there from here!!!!
What does one do to overcome this most annoying impediment? I'm assuming that it would be through acces of the Local Security Policy function.
Probably some negative comment is due Microsoft for its clumsy implementation of security and the difficulty(s) trying to manage it, resulting in utter frustration.
Thanks in advance.
Lairbear (Randy Reist)
You can try this: Take Ownership Shortcut
And this: Built-in Administrator Account - Enable or Disable
Norton's files are locked to keep slagware from deleting, disabling, or otherwise modifying them.
Is there a way to get a summary of all the enabled/disabled Local Security Policies? There's a computer with a bunch of configured settings and I'd like to find out a summary of them all, instead of having to manually go to each folder and find them.
Vista and Win7 can give you a nice HTML output, but you can still get verbose text output in XP - gpresult /v > textfile.txt. It's in a text-based format, but it will tell you what policies have been applied, and what settings they are configuring.Read other 3 answers
Technically local security policy is by definition "local" to that machine. You can try copying the contents of one machines' LGPO contents to another, but this isn't always going to work. I guess the question is, are all of the settings you are modifying in the local GPO policy? If so, they're all just registry settings, so figuring out which registry value each policy changes and to what data you'd like the value set means you can really do this with a .reg import of the settings. Unless you're modifying things like adding certificates or setting service configuration (both of which can be scripted using other tools, btw), anything in the Administrative tools section (and a lot of things in the other sections) are just registry values.Read other 3 answers
Hi all,
The Local Security Policy snap-in fails to initialize. I'm getting the following message...
Snap-in failed to initialize.
Name: <Unknown>
OS is WinXP Pro and I have administrative priviledges.
Tried the Microsoft solution on adding the WBEM folder to the Path Environment Variable as per
but that also didnt solve the problem
Help appreciated.
xpsolutions? said:
Hi all,
The Local Security Policy snap-in fails to initialize. I'm getting the following message...
Snap-in failed to initialize.
Name: <Unknown>
OS is WinXP Pro and I have administrative priviledges.
Tried the Microsoft solution on adding the WBEM folder to the Path Environment Variable as per
but that also didnt solve the problem
Help appreciated.Click to expand...
I am trying to disable this security setting. I've done it through the Local Security Policy GUI and through the registry.
Each time I make this change and then reboot, it's back enabled again. I can't find why it keeps getting enabled.
Is there anything that will cause this to be re-enabled? Already verified that it's not through group policy.
Hi is it possible to fix/repair local security policy from the recovery console? This is on a Win7 x64 Ultimate machine.
I inadvertently stuffed the setting for "Access this computer from the network" by removing "Everyone" but not adding Authenticated Users before applying and can't login locally or remotely to my PC. For some reason there aren't any restore points either (my other PC with Win7 x64 Ultimate has many and I don't remember explicitly disabling or enabling on either PC).
Only thing I can do with it is access my network shared folders ironically!
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
If you have a Windows 7 installation DVD or a system repair disk, you can boot the system with it. Select the default language, then choose "Repair your computer". Then select "Command Prompt". At the command prompt type:
net user administrator /active:yes
Hit Enter.
Remove the DVD, reboot the computer, and log into the built-in Administrator account.Then undo the changes.
How can I change "Send NTLMv2 Response only" to "Send LM & NTLM -- Use NTLMv2 session security if negotiated" on my windows 7 starter to be able to access my network drive?
I been made to understand that this can be accomplished through secpol.msc, but it does not exist on my win7 starter machine.
Here's what my network drive's tech support told me:
Windows networking fails to connect to the Network Space 2 due to the version of samba on drive. Windows 7 defaults to using NTLMv2 for its security policy. The drive uses Samba v.3.0.9, which only supports NTLM.
To fix this, the LAN Authentication level must be reconfigured using the "secpol" program to log in.
Click Start, then Run (or press [windows button] + [R] on the keyboard), then type "secpol.msc" This should bring up the Security Policy system window.
On the left, select Local Policies > Security Options.
On the right, scroll down to and double-click on "Network Security: LAN Manager"
Change the setting from "Send NTLMv2 Response only" to "Send LM & NTLM -- Use NTLMv2 session security if negotiated"
how can I accomplish this?
The Local Security Policy Editor will only be available in the Windows 7 Professional, Ultimate, and Enterpise editions. You will not have the Local Security Policy Editor available in the Windows 7 Starter and Home Premium editions.
Unfortunately you don't have this option using Windows 7 starter. I did have this picture handy though. We even have a tutorial that shows you how to edit it.
Local Security Policy Editor - Open
How do I add a restriction to the local security policy through a batch file (or a registry key, any method that I can script using batch/python is good)? I'm trying to add a restriction that disallows a path, but I plan to be doing it on quite a few computers that don't share a group policy, so a batch file or other script would be really handy. Thanks!
EDIT: Most of the computers are XP, so I posted this here, but would the same steps still apply to Vista?
first off i'll say i don't know the answer to your question.
but i would look at powershell.
i'm pretty sure you can't batch script security policy. registry is easy if you know the key(s) you need, so you could batch .reg files.


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Linking specific weather events to climate changeAdvocates for anthropogenic global warming (AGW) often criticize those AGW deniers who cite recent blizzards, cold snaps, etc. as counterexamples to AGW, and rightly so. But recently, some AGW advocates have at least hinted at the Sandy "megastorm" as being linked to AGW. Folks, anyone making such a linkage is being hypocritical and is, in fact, dead wrong.
There can be little doubt that a warmer climate will have some impacts on the weather. However, the primary thing to keep in mind is that the climate is the time average of the weather over many years (there is no specific number of years, of course). If we wish to examine the record of global temperature, we can use various sources to produce a record thousands of years in length, and it turns out that there is unmistakeable evidence for global warming in recent years. If we were to choose a single year as a proxy for that long-term record, what would we have? We'd have precisely nothing of value in anticipating the future. It makes no sense to choose a particular year as the prototype for what is to come - the weather (as well as the climate) has been changing all the time, going back to the development of the atmosphere in the very distant past. No single data point on that long trend tells us anything about the long-term averages (i.e., the climate)!
In the same way, no single weather event (e.g., an outbreak of tornadoes in 2011, or a powerful storm bringing storm surge onto the East Coast in 2012) tells us anything about how climate might be changing. What makes this even more problematic is that our record of storm events doesn't begin to sample the full range of what is possible, and is plagued with a host of "secular" changes in the way storms are observed and recorded. Our knowledge of storms going backwards in time becomes unreliable long before our knowledge of global temperature becomes unreliable.
The challenge is to know just how AGW might alter the associated weather events. If we had a reliable record of storms comparable to the global average temperature records we can construct, then there might be some hope of anticipating what AGW might do to the frequency or intensity of storms. But the fact is that no such record exists and any linkage of a specific storm to global climate is just as stupid as picking a particular year to represent that global climate. That is, it's just plain stupid!
Is CO2 a pollutant?We generally consider pollutants to be noxious substances in the environment. There are many natural processes that produce carbon dioxide (CO2), including animals breathing, volcanic eruptions and fumaroles, etc. At the moment, the percentage of CO2 in the global atmosphere is about 0.04 percent (about 4 parts per 10,000) - it is properly referred to as a trace gas. Whereas some compounds like nitrous oxides (NOx) or sulphur dioxide (S02) are toxic even at relative low concentrations, CO2 must reach levels of about 5 percent to be toxic (more than a thousand times the current global atmospheric value).
However, CO2 need not be toxic for it to have a deleterious impact. CO2 is one of several "greenhouse gases" that act to inhibit the radiation of longwave infrared (thermal) energy from the Earth back into space. This greenhouse effect is what makes the Earth habitable for us - without it, our temperature changes between night and day would be much larger! The role of manmade CO2 on the global average temperature is clearly discernible from existing records of CO2 and temperature. The growing concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere is beyond reasonable doubt a primary driver in the existing undeniable global warming trend. Thus, although CO2 is not thought of traditionally as a "pollutant", the increasing levels of atmospheric CO2 (as a result primarily of burning fossil fuels of all sorts) are being reflected in the current warming trend. Thus, CO2 is becoming a "pollutant" in the sense of having (unintended) noxious effects, even though it remains at levels well below human toxicity.
The human species is addicted to the use of energy and has been since the prehistoric discovery of fire. We extract energy in a variety of ways, and in our modern technological civilizations, we pay for the cost of extracting energy in terms of our electricity and fuel bills. These prices pay for the infrastructure that allows us the luxury of having that extracted energy on demand, with the flip of a switch. And as the world supply of fossil fuels diminishes, the infrastructure costs will increase. And an undiminished demand in the face of decreasing supply also drives the price upward.
However, we're not yet paying for the environmental degradation associated with extracting and using that energy. We all want cheap energy (yes, me, too!), but eventually the price of environmental degradation will come due - and some forms of energy extraction have a much higher environmental impact than others. The Second Law of Thermodynamics can be interpreted as an old saying: There ain't no free lunch! However, although no form of energy can be entirely free of cost, the environmental costs we eventually will have to pay are higher for some forms of energy extraction than for others. The choices are ours.

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I appreciate you letting me know about this, however please don't argue on encyclopaedia pages. The articles are supposed to contain basic fact and description, not disguised arguments or "please look at this". If you disagree with another editor, that doesn't automatically make you right and him wrong. If you disagree, discuss it on the talk page, instead of just editing and re-editing the page.
I have edited the article to say it could be either the Mustang or the Hawker, and I request that this is NOT changed until you are both in agreement. I strongly suggest you start a discussion on the talk page, and include an image of both planes, so that it can be agreed. Do not edit the page until you are in agreement. If you never agree, then leave the page as it is. If you have any other issues, please discuss them on my talk page or on IRC. Thanks - Gboyers talk 16:19, 31 May 2008 (UTC)
- I just shortened the article to remove opinion. I asked you to leave both possible planes there until we were all in agreement, yet you still remove the one you believe is wrong. I have now locked that article to prevent this argument continuing on that page. Let me point out the issue here: you may be absolutely sure it is a Mustang, but he is also absolutely sure it is a Tempest. How do I know who is right just from that? Please discuss the article on Talk:Rustler, and include images for that side-by-side comparison you mentioned. Then I will decide which one to display on the article, or whether to leave both to prevent this fight. Gboyers talk 16:31, 31 May 2008 (UTC)
Just a little comment
Hi, Sukhoi-35BM, and welcome to GTA Wiki! First of all, I'd like to thank you for all the hard work you've put in here in our community in the last couple of months. However, I feel as though I need to explain the way our wiki works. There is no section that belongs to any editor, and telling another editor to "lay off" a particular section is not good etiquette. If an editor makes an edit that you disagree with, the appropriate course of action is to begin a dialog on the talk page of that article, rather than sending the editor a message claiming that the entire section belongs to you. This wiki is a collaborative effort, so although you may have extensive "knowledge on the subject", it is in bad taste to disregard another editor's efforts to improve the wiki. In the future, please try to have a civil conversation in response to disagreements. We appreciate all efforts by all editors; however, claiming ownership of specific articles or sections is something that will not be tolerated. Once again, thanks for all your hard work, and most importantly, have fun! --GuildKnightTalk2me 22:19, 3 July 2008 (UTC)
I hate to have to do this, but you have given me no other option. Eganio is one of the Administrators on this wiki, so it is his responsibility to tell people "how to act". If you are acting inappropriately, it is within his rights to correct you, and being an admin, he is actually expected to do so. This account will now be blocked for the next 3 days. When this block expires, I expect you to adjust your behavior to be respectful to all other editors. Please consider enhancing not only the content of this wiki, but the community that helps to build it. --GuildKnightTalk2me 00:45, 4 July 2008 (UTC)
In response to your e-mail
To address your concerns:
- "I was banned without warning?":
- I'm sorry, but you were warned. Specifically, I stated in my first comment above "please try to have a civil conversation in response to disagreements." It was after this that you once again acted in a disrespectful manner. The problem wasn't just that you acted this way toward an Administrator, but that you acted this way at all. Normally your statement would not be dealt with in such a way; it was the escalating disregard for two separate administrators' suggestions that you settle disagreements in a civil manner that necessitated a block. The block is only effective for 3 days; it will expire at (or around) 00:45 (UTC) on July 7th, 2008. I am not trying to discourage you from editing. In fact, once the block has expired, I encourage you to continue to add to our articles the obvious expertise you have on the subject; however, this will not be encouraged if it comes along with the attitude that you have been displaying. No matter what an editors knowledge level on a particular subject is, is it not worth the decay of the community that we are working so very hard to establish among GTA Wiki editors.
- "being a cocksucker":
- Due to the fact that this doesn't specify exactly what your complaint is, I will have to rehash the events that took place:
- Two or three days ago (It must be the difference in time zones that's causing me to see both "2 days ago" and "3 days ago"), you sent a board message to MasterChief117 that stated, "Aircraft is MY section. Lay off. I omitted the CH-53 from the likeness section because A), obvious aesthetic discrepancies, and B) because it has three engines, while the H-92, H-47, and Cargobob all have 2."
- Eganio then sent you a board message that stated, "Just to let you know, nothing on this wiki is anyone's particular domain. In the future, please be more respectful to other editors, and DO NOT presume authority over anyone."
- Your response to this was, "My authority is validated by my knowledge on the subject."
- Eganio responded with a message that stated, "Yes, you seem very knowledgeable on the subject, but my point is that does not entitle you to presume that you automatically know better than everyone else. Discussion is a key aspect of making a wiki run smoothly because, after all, anyone can edit here. I ask again, please treat your fellow editors with the respect you expect others to afford you. If you feel you possess a better understanding of a particular subject, you need to discuss it first with other editors that might disagree with you, and give them the opportunity to see your point of view. DO NOT act as if you are the ultimate authority. No one here is."
- You, responded with, "DO NOT tell me how to act, buddy."
- The problem with this, as I stated above, is that Eganio not only can suggest "how to act", being an administrator, he is actually expected to. I do not see how any of these comments show he was "being a cocksucker".
- "abusing his power":
- In what way was Eganio abusing his powers? I did not notice one comment in which Eganio seemed to be doing so.
- "perhaps better selection of admins is necessary":
- I am sorry you feel this way, and I hope my explanations have eased your concerns regarding my suitability for the position. If after this block has expired, you still feel the same way, I invite you to begin a civil conversation to see if any other editors feel the same way.
Please do not hesitate to let me know if you have any other concerns. --GuildKnightTalk2me 03:46, 6 July 2008 (UTC)
Talk Pages
Hi there. Just wanted to point out that "Talk" pages are the best place to discuss an article. For example, if discussing the AT400, discuss it on Talk:AT400 rather than the board or talk page of an individual user. This keeps all the discussion together (rather than swapping between your board and their board); and means that anyone else can join in the discussion. Makes life easier for everyone, and let more people help out. Also, if you explain on the talk page why you're making a change, then people can just read that and know, rather than having to ask you. Then if they disagree, they can discuss it right there, on the same page, right next to the main article. Makes things a lot simpler for everyone. Thanks - Gboyers talk 03:34, 9 July 2008 (UTC)
- Along these lines, I have protected the Rustler article, as edit warring has resumed, despite the fact that the article was previously protected for the same reason. Please discuss design aspects of the plane on the talk page, as there may very well be other editors who would like to add their points of view. Because there seem to be many things in contention, it is best to discuss them, rather than revert each other's edits, which gets us nowhere. Our goal is to improve the wiki, which must involve discussion and consensus, especially on such contentious issues. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me. Thank you in advance for your cooperation. EganioTalk 23:11, 22 July 2008 (UTC)
Hi, Sukhoi-35BM. This is in response to the debate in which you and MetaCracken were engaging on my talk page. You have been asked to do this before, and I will ask again: please discuss things on the appropriate talk pages rather than autonomously reverting the edits other users have made. As I have said before, you seem very knowledgeable when it comes to aircraft, and your edits are truly appreciated. However, as I have also said, your knowledge does not grant you ultimate authority on this wiki over anything and everything pertaining to aircraft. Whether you recognize it or not, you are a member of a community of editors, all here for the same purpose: to improve GTA Wiki. This means you should not only assume good faith of your fellow editors, but you should definitely discuss edits with them, rather than positioning yourself as an authority, especially when other editors feel as strongly as you do about the content.
Because the aforementioned community is based on a collaborative approach to improving and maintaining the wiki, it does none of us any good to argue and accuse each other of adding "irrelevant" information. One person's minor detail is another person's major aspect, please realize. Furthermore, it is not up to one editor to decide what to include/exclude from any given article. It is up to the community to decide that...that having been said, the only way to garner a community perspective is to discuss things on talk pages attached to the articles themselves, where everyone can add their perspective.
I realize that you are endeavoring to keep the wiki "clean" of useless information, and I applaud you for that, but please remember that speculation is very welcomed here, as is detail. We strive to offer as much information as possible to our readers. Sometimes that information may seem ancillary and even irrelevant to some, but the fact that it may not seem that way to others is why we must discuss things before making the "final edit", so to speak. EganioTalk 21:30, 2 August 2008 (UTC)
- WS 05:47, 3 August 2008 (UTC)What about bad grammar? Should I call a conference for punctuation?
- Grammar is certainly something that should be corrected where necessary. However, the very reason I left you the above message was not due to issues over grammatical corrections. Rather, the issue at hand is, and continues to be, a lack of composure when dealing with conflict over edits. You will disagree with other editors...it is inevitable. It is the manner in which you handle your disagreements that is in need of adjustment. Again, I applaud you for your contributions. Just please keep in mind that we are a community, and being a member of a such a community begs a more delicate approach to dealing with other editors. Remember, as knowledgeable as you obviously are, aircraft is not specifically yours. Give other people the chance to defend what you find to be irrelevant or incorrect before you remove it in its entirety. Don't you expect other editors to afford you the same courtesy? EganioTalk 09:18, 3 August 2008 (UTC)
WS 13:25, 3 August 2008 (UTC) I guess you're a stranger to sarcasm.
- No, a stranger to sarcasm I am not, and your sardonic reply did not go unnoticed. However, I don't think this is the time or place to be sarcastic, considering the circumstances, which is why I did not respond directly to your petulance. If you're attempting to approach this with a sense of humor, that's great...I just hope you will apply the same sense of humor to your future dealings with MetaCracken and other editors. EganioTalk 20:22, 3 August 2008 (UTC)
Being a moderator does not give you a license to be pretentious.
Signing Posts
Hello! Just as a quick reminder, you can sign your posts on talk pages by adding four tildes to the end of your post:
~~~~. Happy editing! :-)
- Not only can you sign posts, I ask that you do, it makes things ALOT easier for other users to track you down. Thanks! Biggest GTA Fan EverTalk 04:42, 20 October 2008 (UTC)
Quickie reminder
Someonw screwed up your entire talk page. It was filled with truckloads of spam, which is pretty wierd on how did he got against you. Just to let you know that I am new here, and this is my first time I saved your talk page. Don't worry, I undid everything ;). Your talk page is saved. Captain Seven-Twenty 20:47, 19 October 2008 (UTC)
Something I should tell you seven years ago
Even though you're pretty inactive, you're likely going to ask "Who are you and why are you sending me a message on my talkpage?". Well, I'm that user who incited an argument towards each other over aircraft vehicles such as the Hydra. In other words, I'm known as MetaCracken (and JMBZ-12 as an alternate user) under a whole different username. And seven years ago before I had completely changed myself, we were arguing left and right on how real-life physics doesn't apply to in-game physics in GTA San Andreas; well in the end, I wound up earning myself a block by GBoyers and while I admit that I was rather immature because I wanted to continue edits, as years went by, I regretted that and left before returning to GTA Wiki to make regular edits under a brand-new username and learned something, that its not worth holding a grudge against you or me, and I wanted to bury the hatchet once and for all. I've since changed and I'm sure you are as well, so I've had worse encounters before, especially from one user who not only attempted to backseat mod (which is basically a user who is not an administrator yet warns a troublemaker which lands into breaking that rule), but also threatened to wipe out Wikia which turned out to be a false alarm in the end.
Again, I want to bury the hatchet against you from seven years back. Its alright if you're gonna lash out against me for what I've done, but I just want over with it and move on to start anew. And I'm truly sorry for inciting an argument against you that led to me being blocked by former founder GBoyers (who had since moved to GrandTheftWiki ever since Oasis was announced) which led me to regret it afterwards. I sincerely hope you can forgive me for this, even if neither of us are in equal terms. Thank you. 18:21, April 6, 2016 (UTC)


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Operators safely shut down Braidwood Generating Station Unit 1 for a scheduled refueling and maintenance outage at 11:03 p.m. Sunday night.
BRACEVILLE, Ill. (March 30, 2009) - Operators safely shut down Braidwood Generating Station Unit 1 for a scheduled refueling and maintenance outage at 11:03 p.m. Sunday night.
The station reached its reliability goals during the unit's most recent run and personnel will now carry out a safe refuel outage that will ensure the unit's continued performance.
"The entire Braidwood team is responsible for the safe and successful run of Unit 1 between refueling outages," said Braidwood Site Vice President Bryan Hanson. "And these same individuals will perform work during the current refueling outage that ensures another 18 months of producing safe, reliable and environmentally-friendly electricity."
During the shutdown, workers will perform more than 9,500 inspections and maintenance activities on a variety of plant components and systems. This includes replacing about one-third of the reactor's fuel. Many of the activities performed during the shutdown cannot be performed while the unit is running.
To support this effort, the station will use the talents and expertise of approximately 1,875 additional workers, which benefits the local economy by providing temporary employment opportunities for local trade professionals and others who travel to Braidwood from outside the area.
Braidwood Unit 2 will continue to supply electricity during the Unit 1 shutdown.
Braidwood Generating Station is approximately 60 miles southwest of Chicago. The station's two nuclear energy units can produce a total of more than 2,300 megawatts at full power - enough electricity to power more than two million homes.


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The mother of the two Boston bombing suspects, Zubeidat Tsarnaeva, has become a focus of interest after it emerged that her name had been added to a key terrorist watchlist in 2011 and fresh materials, including wiretaps, handed over to the US by the Russians showed her "vaguely discussing" jihad with her elder son two years ago.
Ms. Tsarnaeva, a naturalized US citizen who moved back to Russia a few years ago, has best been known until now as the most passionate defender of her two sons, Tamerlan and Dzhokhar, up to the point of insisting that they were "framed" because they were Muslims. Now investigators may want to look into what role she may have played, if any, in the radicalization process that may have led her two sons to carry out the Boston Marathon bombing almost two weeks ago.
Tsarnaeva was reportedly added to the Terrorist Identities Datamart Environment (TIDE) database in 2011 at the request of US intelligence agencies. That list, which held about 750,000 names at the time, is used to compile the consolidated Terrorist Watchlist used as the main reference tool by airlines and law enforcement agencies. It is believed her name, and that of her son Tamerlan, were appended to the list after the Russian FSB security service appealed for more information about the pair to the FBI and the CIA and warned of their growing radicalization.
In recent days the Russians have also turned over wiretaps of conversations between Tsarnaeva, who was by that time back living in her native Dagestan, and her son Tamerlan in Boston. In one they reportedly discuss "jihad" in a general way. In another, Tsarnaeva is recorded talking with someone who is under FBI investigation in an unrelated case.
In his annual town hall meeting with the Russian public last Thursday, President Vladimir Putin called for stepped up security cooperation between the US and Russia in the wake of the Boston tragedy. He downplayed any links between Russia and the Boston bombers, and added "to our great regret" Russian security forces lacked any "operative information" that they might have shared with US law enforcement in the run up to the attack.
Tsarnaeva is an ethnic Avar, one of the largest groups in Russia's multi-national, but solidly Muslim, mountain republic of Dagestan which abuts the Caspian Sea. Dagestan has been wracked for over a decade by a growing Islamist insurgency that has made parts of the republic a no-go zone even for law enforcement.
Tsarnaeva's ex-husband, Anzor, is a Chechen and, judging by their social media postings, their two sons appear to have identified closely with the long trail of suffering that comprises much of Chechen history.
Both live today in Makhachkala, the Caspian port city that is Dagestan's capital. Anzor had earlier said that he wanted to return to the US, to attend his son Tamerlan's funeral, talk to Dzhokhar, and "find out the truth" about what happened to them. However, following an impassioned news conference Thursday, Tsarnaeva told journalists that her former husband was being transported to a hospital in Moscow to be treated for "nerves, head, stomach, and elevated blood pressure."
Tsarnaeva, dressed in black and wearing a hijab, told journalists last Thursday that she's certain her two sons were "set up" and were innocent of any wrongdoing. She added that she was sorry the family ever left Dagestan in 2002 to move to the US. If they hadn't gone, "my kids would be with us, and we would be, like, fine," she said, speaking excellent English. "So, yes, I would prefer not to live in America now! Why did I even go there? Why? I thought America is going to, like, protect us, our kids, it's going to be safe."
According to news reports, there is an outstanding arrest warrant in the US for Tsarnaeva, over her failure to appear in court last October to answer charges of shoplifting in a Massachusetts clothing store.
She and her former husband met with a visiting team of FBI investigators in the Makhachkala FSB headquarters last week. If she chooses not to return to the US, there is probably nothing authorities can do to compel her, even if more serious allegations against her appear.
The US and Russia do not have a bilateral extradition treaty, despite repeated requests by Moscow to negotiate one. And the Russian constitution forbids the extradition of Russian citizens – Tsarnaeva reportedly did not renounce her Russian citizenship when she was naturalized in the US – a stipulation the Russians frequently invoke when Western law enforcement agencies ask Moscow to hand over people on their wanted lists.
Someone claiming to be Tsarnaeva opened a Twitter account Saturday, @Tsarnaeva, and posted a picture of a purported Tsarnaev aunt, Patimat Suleimanova, asking supporters to send donations to a numbered account in Russia's state-owned Sberbank to "get a good lawyer" for Dzhokhar. The account has since gained nearly 500 followers, and a tweet by @Tsarnaeva on Sunday morning claimed that $2,000 had already been raised.


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Vatican City, Oct 8, 2012 / 10:42 am (CNA/EWTN News).- The 2012 Synod of Bishops on evangelization began its second day with a call for the Catholic Church to roll back the "tsunami of secularism" that has swept over modern society in recent decades.
"It is almost as if this tsunami, this wave has washed across everything we lived by and simply took most of it away," Cardinal Donald Wuerl of Washington, D.C. told CNA on Oct 8.
"We have experienced, I believe, in recent decades such a movement of secular hegemony that sees the horizons of life limited to the secular world that doesn't see a role for faith, for the belief that we are all created in the image and likeness of God, that there is a moral order that is objective and that we cannot change."
The 71-year-old American cardinal is charged by Pope Benedict XVI with steering the work of the synod. Under the title of General Relator, Cardinal Wuerl is tasked with guiding the discussions of the 262 participants as they attempt to map out a plan for bringing the Gospel to the modern world.
His role also involved presenting the opening report on the first day of the Synod.
"What the new evangelization is all about is calling us back to appreciate all over again the person of Jesus Christ, the truth of his Gospel and what that means to the world," he said.
It has also been part of Cardinal Wuerl's job to undertake 12 months of preparation for the Oct. 7-28 meeting in Rome. The process helped reinforce his view that the Church has to give particular help to the "two generations of people who were under-catechized.""One of the problems we faced in the Church in the United States following the Council was a whole period, two decades, the 70s and 80s particularly, when there was a lot of experimentation with catechetical material," Cardinal Wuerl remarked.
The result of that experimentation was that some of the classes failed to provide "the foundational understanding of something even as simple as the Creed."
He believes a significant turning point was the publication of the Catechism of the Catholic Church by Blessed Pope John Paul II in 1992. The synod falls on its 30th anniversary.
Cardinal Wuerl thinks that the upturn in orthodox catechesis has resulted in the new evangelization resonating with a new generation.
"One of the encouraging elements that we are finding in the preparation of this synod, and certainly in my own experience as a bishop, is that there is a whole generation of youngsters who are at high school, colleges and universities who are looking for answers, answers that are found in the Gospel."
He pointed to the opening of a new seminary in his diocese last year as evidence of this new momentum, as well as the flourishing of campus ministry at Washington D.C.'s universities.
Looking ahead to the synod's discussions, Cardinal Wuerl wants the Synod Fathers to share their experiences of "what is working" in their own territories, which he believes will lead to "a fresh confidence in the truth of the Faith."


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Accueil > Glossary > Performance Practice and Presentation [PPP] > Spatialisation > Immersive Environment > English definition
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The construction of Immersive Environments is one of the key areas of creative practice, research and development in the field of Virtual Reality. An Immersive Environment utilises digital technologies in the creation of a space in which the user(s) experience perceptual stimulation (normally multimedia) through any number or type of technological interfaces, to the end of engaging with a fictional world or situation. A frequent key aim in the creation of Immersive Environments is to enable the user(s) to interact in some meaningful way with their virtual surroundings, this often being achieved through the use of sensors (e.g. of movement) which control the triggering of further sensory stimuli.


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The Arkansas Plant Board Seed Committee unanimously recommended the state ban most planting of Cheniere rice in 2007. The proposed ban comes after a mid-August USDA announcement that trace amounts of a genetically modified trait (Bayer's LibertyLink 601 at a level of some six grains per 10,000) had been found in the U.S. rice supply. Following that announcement the market experienced turmoil as several major rice importers — chief among them the European Union — balked at taking U.S. rice.
The rough draft proposed by the seed committee reads:
"Trace amounts of rice with characteristics of commercial impact have been identified in the Cheniere variety of rice. Due to this mixture, anyone who sells, offers for sale, plants, produces, harvests, stores, distributes, transports, or processes (conditions) for planting the Cheniere rice variety would be subject to these laws and regulations and any penalties contained therein. Breeder, Foundation, or Registered Cheniere seed stock for 2007, 2008 or 2009 planting that is tested as negative* will not be subjected to this regulation. These laws and regulations would also apply to any other variety or lot of seed (variety not stated or unknown) identified either from a contaminated seed stock source or tested as having a contamination with rice with characteristics of commercial impact.
"No Cheniere rice seed shall be sold for rice production in 2007. An allowance is made for increase of Cheniere seed production in 2007 for 2008 and 2009 seed stocks provided that all seed stocks are certified negative for LL traits. Rejects from seed stock increases will be held and not sold to first points of delivery in the 2007 crop milling year.
"*Negative within specific detection levels."
Adopting the draft is "a way to keep the option open to produce (Cheniere) at a later date," said Mark Waldrip, seed committee chairman. "It isn't a commitment to do that, but the seed would be available. If there's not another ban a year from now, it could happen…The word being used in a lot of discussions is to 'purge' the system. I think banning Cheniere in the 2007 growing season is a primary component of that."
The board then went into a wide-ranging discussion beginning with whether the 2007 ban would extend to registered seed, as well. On the chance the purge works quickly, the option to plant the popular variety needed to remain open, said Ray Vester, the Plant Board rice farmer representative. That way there would be Cheniere seed available in 2008.
But committee members repeatedly warned that a ban on Cheniere in 2008, or even further, was a distinct possibility.
"Even if the samples test clear and registered-grade seed is produced, we may choose to not allow (Cheniere) be grown again in 2008," said Waldrip.
"So, if you're planting registered seed in the spring of 2007 and harvest it in the fall…that means some Cheniere could be planted this coming spring," said Noal Lawhon, Plant Board member. "You could do that and still not be able to sell it."
"Someone will have to explain to growers that if they plant registered Cheniere, not only might they not be able to sell it for seed, but they may not be able to sell it at all," said Plant Board member Otis Howe. "That may not be (under our control), but we need to make sure that information gets out."
Vester pointed to Bayer's move to get LL601 approved for human consumption in the United States. But the company has "already stated they won't make a similar move anywhere else. So that won't help us any. We're trying to hit what the EU is asking for…(The proposed 0.01 testing level) also comes into play in Canada because they're getting ready to change their regulations. They'll tighten them up and the fear is we'll lose Canada as an export market. If we lose Canada, the supply of rice will grow and it'll hammer the price."
Currently, the only thing buoying the rice price "is corn, soybeans and wheat. If it wasn't for those, I think today the (CBOT) rice price would be $7.50 per hundredweight. Look (at prices) over the last few weeks and rice hasn't done anything. It's just sitting there…What this (proposal) says to the EU is 'we're making every effort to clean up our problem.'"
As for how long producers have to get rid of any Cheniere they might have in bins, Scott Gower, vice president of commodity operations for Riceland Foods Inc., referenced discussions at a recent USA Rice Federation-sponsored meeting in Dallas. "The dealers said any rice that tested positive for the LibertyLink trait should be out of the seed system by the end of April. The millers then said any LL rice should be out of the entire system by July 31 — the end of the marketing year…If you get it in before then, we'll process it."
As for the document that came out of the Dallas meeting, "we noticed nothing regarding first points of delivery clean-ups and/or plant inspections," said John Alter, president of the Arkansas Rice Producers Association. "This may not be (under) the authority of the Plant Board but it would appear there's another segment in the supply chain that should be addressed in a total clean-up package…Any remaining (Cheniere) rice in a bin that a producer may have dumped 2,000 bushels (of another variety) on top of. The seed supply is the most important, of course."
Every farm storage structure on every farm is a potential source of contamination, noted Waldrip.
The only way to address the vast array of contamination points is through education, said Vester. "I don't think we have the capability to inspect all facilities. And what about any farmer who doesn't clean out his combine? It doesn't take but a few grains. That has to come from education…I know guys that never clean their trucks out. The first load to the mill is wheat mixed with rice. I don't think anybody has the authority or capability to police that."
The Cheniere clean-up will be at a "unique level" for the entire rice chain, said Waldrip. "Every farmer, dealer, handler — anyone in the chain — needs to understand the clean-up needs to be as near absolute as it can be. Shoot for perfection and hope it's okay.
"This isn't the type of clean-up a farmer is typically accustomed to. Some seed people are accustomed to a more extensive clean-up. This is at that level, or beyond. To get every farmer in the state, in the rice-producing belt, to sign on for it will be a big educational undertaking."
In Arkansas, the point of first delivery may be a mill. If the problem isn't cleaned up, the mills will take a hit, said Vester. "The mill doesn't want to lose customers — whether going in or coming out. If this problem continues, it will destroy the Southern rice industry. Not just the farmer but the merchandiser, the seed dealer, and the mills that process…There are some testing facilities that say if there's one (offending) grain in 10,000, they'll find it…"
Alter asked how the testing would be paid for. He was told that under the proposed legislation, the Plant Board has no control over that.
"The only remedy for that would be for someone to go before the state legislature and ask for funds," said Howe.
Darryl Little, Plant Board director, said some preliminary numbers were run on what it would cost to test all of the seed. "I think the projection was over $600,000."
Waldrip cautioned that the purging process was no good with regulations alone. To get rid of the problem, regulations must be adopted by everyone in the industry.
"There's a tendency for us to think about this in terms of 'we'll accomplish what's needed by this regulation, this regulation and this regulation,'" said Waldrip. "At the end of the day, a whole lot of this is driven by what a rice buyer — a mill, or whatever — wants. You don't have to do it his way, but he doesn't have to buy your rice."
Several seed dealers then strongly cautioned against adopting the proposed 0.01 testing level, which is much stricter than the earlier level of 0.05. They said looking at such levels would mean many false-positive readings and could lead to more varieties being erroneously tagged as harboring a GM trait.
"One or two more varieties (found) positive... and the U.S. rice industry will be taken to its knees. We'll eat everything we grow," said Randy Ouzts of Memphis-based HorizonAg.
"I'm very sympathetic to the impact on the seed dealers," said Riceland's Gower. "But we've got to a have a product we can sell…If (a 0.05 testing level) isn't acceptable (to the customer) we can't sell it.
"If we get into this and find that a large percentage of the seed stock (is compromised), we must back up and take (another look). I think the proposal on the table is the right one. We'll soon find out if the (0.01) testing level is achievable, or not."
Harvey Howington, a rice farmer from Lepanto, Ark., said whatever the committee decided, "(Arkansas) will be the bell-cow for all the rice seed that hits the market…The test (the EU) used when they sent the barges back across the Atlantic is the one we should use. I don't see how it makes any sense to use any other protocol or testing level. That's the one we should be using."
The committee then unanimously agreed to send the full Plant Board a recommendation to plant no Cheniere in 2007. The Plant Board is expected to take up the proposal when it next meets on Dec. 20.
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The Consent Decree --- which for eight years dictated how the Champaign school district should address racial disparities in education --- is being lifted. The school board and attorneys for the plaintiffs reached an agreement yesterday (Wednesday) that's meant to lift the financial burdens of the consent decree, while keeping its accomplishments in place.
The Unit Four School Board ratified the settlement agreement on a 6 to nothing vote last night. And that gave Board President Dave Tomlinson the chance to say something he had been waiting to say for a long time.
"With this agreement, all court and attorney oversight for the decree has ended," Tomlinson announced to reporters following the school board meeting. "Unit Four has satisfied all of the requirements of the decree, and all motions to extend the decree will be dropped,"
Attorneys for the plaintiffs had filed motions seeking the extension of the Consent Decree on three issues --- north side classrooms, special education and alternative education. But plaintiffs' attorney Carol Ashley says the extension is no longer needed, because the settlement agreement commits Unit Four to several measures meant to follow-up on those issues --- from an equity policy committee to review the district's progress, to passage of board resolutions confirming plans for the additional classrooms.
Plaintiffs attorney Carol Ashley has worked on the case since the first civil rights complaints were filed 13 years ago. The Consent Decree agreed to in 2002 kept those complaints from going to trial, and Ashley says that was the best solution for all concerned.
"These are difficult issues to deal with, states Ashley. "But the collaborative process used int his case I think was beneficial to African American students, and to the community at large, and to the school district."
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The Creation Of The Universe
The Basic Concepts in the Qur'an
All throughout the life of the believer fundamental worship involves two things: being in constant pursuit of a life based entirely on the principles of the Qur'an and avoidance of behaviours contradicting its commandments. The term "patience" encompasses the virtues of being persistent, brooking no neglect of or delay in worship, and protecting oneself from the erosion of devoutness.
That is why patience and endurance are two separate concepts. Endurance implies a sense of objection and resistance. It is actually suffering difficulties or pain. The patience believers demonstrate, on the other hand, is totally different: A patient believer does not feel defeated or demoralized. On the contrary, he feels himself closer to Allah and consequently finds joy in any distresses befalling him. This is surely a source of ardour and excitement for believers.
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So patiently persevere: for the promise of Allah is, indeed true: nor let those shake your firmness, who have (themselves) no certainty of faith. (Ar-Rum, 60)
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And We shall try you until We test those among you who strive their utmost and persevere in patience; and We shall try your reported (mettle). (Muhammad, 31)
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In many ways, my escape from ORU in spring of 2011 turned out to be a Pyrrhic victory. Over Fall Break in 2010, I had gone on a university-led educational trip to Washington, D.C., which included a guided tour of the U.S. Capitol by noted pseudo-historian David Barton, a tour of Fox News' D.C. bureau facilitated by Kelly Wright, and, of course, a visit to the Family Research Council. Don't get me wrong, it was interesting. I'll never forget standing with Barton in the middle of Statuary Hall awkwardly singing "God Bless America," or seeing Charles Krauthammer whisk by in his wheelchair at Fox en route to pontificate for Special Report, or meeting Juan Williams a few days before he got fired from NPR. It's just that the irony of it being called an "educational" trip didn't dawn on me until some time later.


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A Chinese multi-millionaire tycoon bought lunch for about 200 homeless New Yorkers at a ritzy Central Park restaurant Wednesday, where he sang "We Are the World" on a stage with baskets of cash.
Recycling magnate Chen Guangbiao, whose worth is estimated at $400 million by Forbes, served his guests a menu of sesame-seed-encrusted tuna, beef filet and berries with creme fraiche at the Boathouse restaurant.
Chen had initially promised $300 cash for each guest from the New York City Rescue Mission, but the shelter convinced him to donate to their organization instead. There was some confusion at the event when he appeared to start handing out $100 bills, but stopped after three people.
The shelter's executive director, Craig Mayes, said it provided homeless guests for Chen because it was a once-in-a-lifetime chance for some of them.
"Our thought was if someone wants to treat them to an amazing event — something they would never experience on their own, maybe even a kernel of hope that life could be different again, we're in for that reason. That's our motive," said Mayes.
The news of his visit, which he announced with ads in The New York Times and Wall Street Journal, attracted a crowd of homeless people outside the restaurant, who lined up starting around midnight Tuesday. Many said they believed anyone who showed up would get $300, and were angry when they were told all the lunch spots were filled.
"I sleep under the ground under the FDR -- I have not had a good meal in months," Brandy Mills told NBC 4 New York. "This $300 would help me."
The miscommunication is "like somebody spitting in our face and telling us it's raining," said Harold Butler. "You tell us one thing and then all of a sudden there's different rules and everything."
Inside the restaurant, some homeless guests praised his efforts.
"I'm looking forward to a good time and a good meal," said Antone Hills, a Mission resident. "I think he's a good guy and he's helping our country."
Chen says he wants to disprove the cliche image of rich Chinese spending money mostly on luxuries.
But his American ambitions surpass philanthropy.
Earlier this year, the 46-year-old businessman wanted to buy The New York Times. Times chairman Arthur Sulzberger Jr., said the newspaper was not for sale.


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I'm cutting it close with my promise to update you all at the end of this month, as we're still working through some of the items I wanted to talk about. I'll be brief and fill in the gaps in the coming weeks
We had quite an eventful year, some of it good and some of it bad. Our attempt at PocoMail 5 codebase came to a halt earlier this year as for the first time we tried to outsource part of the functionality to another development house. The basic reason why things fell apart was probably our over-ambitious plans. We had nothing else to do but learn from that experience and lick our wounds!
Meanwhile, or maybe as a result of, Poco Systems Inc has started a process of change of ownership so that it can be more competitive and provide long-term future for PocoMail codebase. While the nitty-gritty details are private rest assured I'm still around! This will also lead to an overhaul of our website, branding, etc. so expect some changes going forward.
Finally, as we got bogged down with version 5 that code branch had to be forked many months earlier from 4.x codebase, so there was no easy way to put out another minor update to 4.x without rewriting it again. This is why you didn't see any updates to 4 this year. That said, when we realized where we were with version 5 we started working on our plan B: another minor update with some of the cool features from 5 that didn't require the new plumbing version 5 had, and fixes to some of the often-reported annoyances with 4.
Unfortunately, some of the fixes and new features we wanted to deliver do need the new plumbing we are working on for version 5. We didn't want to just "bump" this new update to 5.0 and forget about what we wanted to achieve for version 5, so the upcoming 4.8 will be a free update. Tomorrow 4.8 starts its private beta for a couple of weeks then it will appear in our Beta forum for proper testing. I'll post the feature change list soon as well.
So what's the deal with 5.0? Since we got busy with 4.8 we didn't have much time to worry about 5, but later we will be revising our plans and looking at a more "realistic" feature-set. We also may take the time to hop to a newer Delphi release, but that's not for certain yet.
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