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Mini Reviews (June 2001)
The Red Letters, Blue Velvet, A Good Baby, Kansas, Passion of Mind, Saving Grace, Simply Irresistible, The Eternal, Twist of Fate
The Red Letters (June 3/01)
Peter Coyote stars as Dennis Burke, a professor recently fired for sexually harassing a student (which he swears he's innocent of) who lands a new job teaching at a different college. He quickly finds that a student (played by Fairuza Balk) has her eye on him, and he works to deflect her man-hungry advances. Meanwhile, he's begun a relationship with a convict (Nastassja Kinski) at the local state pen (via snail mail) and discovers he's becoming infatuated with her. The plot complicates itself when his best friend (a scene-stealing Jeremy Piven) becomes embroiled in a conspiracy to free the convict. The Red Letters is entertaining enough (mostly; it's about 15 minutes too long), but the film never quite amounts to anything. Coyote is playing the central character, but you'd never know it from the way he's constantly relegated to the background to make room for various double-crossings and meandering subplots. Like Fatal Attraction, the film initially seems to be about a woman scorned, but that aspect is soon done away with. The movie finally turns into a routine "I'm innocent but now I've got to prove it to suspicious police officers" type of deal, with Dennis implicated in the untimely release of Kinski's character from prison. It's generally entertaining, though, and especially enjoyable is Paul Gleason essentially reprising his Breakfast Club role (except this time he's a Dean instead of a Principal). He even admonishes Coyote at one point and calls him "mister"! Ah, good times.
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Kyle MacLachlan stars in David Lynch's bizarre look at what lies beneath a small town's pleasant facade. Isabella Rossellini co-stars as an enigmatic lounge singer who, as MacLachlan's Jeffrey Beaumont soon discovers, is at the whim of a mad kidnapper who has snatched her husband and son. Said mad kidnapper is played by Dennis Hopper, in a performance that makes Al Pacino at his screaming worst look subtle. Most of the story follows Rossellini and MacLachlan's burgeoning relationship as they attempt to thwart Hopper's devious plan, but really, plot has nothing to do with what Lynch has set out to do. He wants to immerse the viewer in a world so completely alien from their own (one would hope, anyway), that after watching it, you're meant to re-examine your placid little life. But it's just not interesting. Weird for weird's sake isn't enough; there has to be something more. And even if it was just weird yet entertaining, that'd be fine. But Blue Velvet is downright boring most of the time. Since these characters are so out there (and so fake, one could argue), it's impossible to identify with anyone. Blue Velvet is the sort of movie that film professors probably love and spend hours deconstructing. But for the average viewer, the movie just never manages to make much of an impact.
A Good Baby is a bizarre little movie. It's not really about anything, but is played so seriously by the actors that I've got to wonder if I missed something. The film opens with traveling salesman Truman Lester (David Strathairn) and his pregnant girlfriend in a car. Cut to some time later, and local loner Raymond Toker (Henry Thomas) is strolling along in the backwoods minding his own business, when he stumbles upon an abandoned baby. Nearby is the dead body of the woman from the first scene, so Thomas comes to the conclusion the baby has no family. He begins wandering around, trying to locate someone that'll take the baby. And that's pretty much it. The remainder of the film follows Raymond as he wanders from one area of the bayou to the next. Strathairn's character re-appears later and tries to retrieve his baby (and pushes the film towards an incredibly out of place action-oriented finale). The only thing A Good Baby has going for it are the gorgeous shots of the backwoods area Raymond wanders through. It almost makes you want to visit, until you remember Deliverance.
As Kansas opens, Wade Corey (Andrew McCarthy) is jumping onto a moving train. His car broke down, and apparently he figured the fastest way to get where he was going is to illegally hop aboard a train (never mind that he could have rented a car or god forbid, gotten his own car fixed). He meets Doyle Kennedy (Matt Dillon), who just happens to be riding in the same car he hops into. The two stop in a small Kansas town and quickly rob a bank. But here's the thing: Doyle doesn't tell Wade they're going to rob a bank until they're actually in the bank. Wade inexplicably goes along with the scheme, and - after making a successful escape - saves the Mayor's daughter from drowning. He doesn't come forward as a hero, though, because he just robbed a bank. The movie just gets sillier as it progresses, as Wade somehow winds up working on a farm and falling in love with the farmer's daughter. Meanwhile, Doyle is taking various odd jobs, including working as a carny (!), and trying to track down Wade, who got away with their money. Kansas is a complete mess. From McCarthy's character - whose motivation changes every two minutes - to the lackluster script, the film is a complete dead zone from which there is no escape.
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Starring Demi Moore, Passion of Mind follows her as she lives two lives; one in New York and the other in France. When she's asleep in France, she's awake in New York (and vice versa). Not much happens for the first hour and a half. We see her two lives, and we see her fall in love with two very different men (William Fichtner in New York and Stellan Skarsgard in France). And that's about it. There's no real plot here, except for the semi-mystery surrounding Moore's apparent ability to move her conscious from one country to another on a nightly basis. This is more of a drama, following her attempt - as these two woman - to allow herself to trust and love these men. All the performances are good, and the script is engaging enough without being pretentious (can you imagine how pompous a story like this could have been?), but really, there is too little happening here to sustain such a long movie. And the gimmick is never really dealt with - except occasional trips to two different therapists - until the end, in a denouement that still has me scratching my head. But I suppose the film is worth watching if only for the performances of Skarsgard and Fichtner. As the two men in Moore's life (lives?), they bring a lot of charisma and tenderness - so much so, that when it is inevitably time to say goodbye to one of them, the movie suffers along with Moore's character.
The thing with a movie like Saving Grace - that is to say a comedy based more on human foibles and less on outrageous pee-pee jokes - is that it's incredibly subjective. With a movie like American Pie or Austin Powers, it's easy enough to see what was supposed to be funny, even if it's not. But with Saving Grace, unless you see it with an audience, you could go the entire movie and not even realize it was supposed to be a comedy. Brenda Blethyn stars as a recently widowed woman that soon discovers her late husband amassed quite a few debts in his lifetime. Cash-strapped, she agrees to grow marijuana with her gardener (played by The Drew Carey Show's Craig Ferguson) and much (so-called) hilarity ensues. But while I didn't find much of the movie funny (except for one hilarious bit that finds Blethyn impersonating - badly - a Chinese woman to get out of a phone call), Saving Grace is charming enough and entertaining enough for me to recommend it. The performances are all fantastic, especially Ferguson. If you only know him from Drew Carey - as I did - you'd be well advised to check him out here. He plays an actual character (not just a caricature, as he does on the show) and demonstrates an effective range. Approach Saving Grace as more of a light-hearted look at a small village and you'll probably enjoy it more than if you're expecting a raucous comedy.
If you can find a movie cheesier and cornier than Simply Irresistible, I'd really be surprised. Sarah Michelle Gellar stars as a fledgling chef that, one day, hooks up with a magical crab (yes, you read that right) and immediately begins cooking great food. And - oh, yeah - her emotions at the time of preparation begin to appear in anyone who eats her food. Sean Patrick Flanery stars as her love interest, a successful young businessman who runs a big department store chain. If my description doesn't tell you everything you need to know about this movie, I don't know what to tell you. Simply Irresistible is mildly entertaining, I suppose, and it's well acted, but really, who thought this was a good premise for a movie? I mean, a magical crab? And by the time Gellar and Flanery hook up, it feels like a cheat because would they have ever met if it weren't for that mystical crustacean? But I will say this: Any movie featuring a crab wearing a tuxedo (complete with a top hat!) can't be all that bad.
Alison Elliot and Jared Harris play a couple of alcoholics that decide to take a trip to Ireland and cleanse themselves spiritually (going to Ireland to stop drinking is perhaps the dumbest idea I've ever heard, but I digress). So, they head to this gigantic mansion (it's more of a castle, really) owned by her aunt and some spooky stuff starts to go down. For one thing, there's a dead body in the cellar that looks identical to Elliot. And, of course, it's revived by Christopher Walken. The Eternal is a pretty boring little flick, unless you're interested in this sort of stuff. It's almost as if strange stuff happens just for the sake of being strange. Example: Why does the corpse look the same as Elliot? And then there's the ludicrous final act, which finds the two Elliots wandering around the gigantic mansion, alternately tricking and scaring the various people within (though I do find it hard to believe that her husband would be tricked by this walking corpse for even a second). The Eternal is just silly and not the least bit scary.
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Twist of Fate, as the title implies, has a lot of twists - but that's about it. Madchen Amick stars as a district attorney with an axe to grind; when she was in law school, her roommate was murdered and the man who did it never got away. Now, someone is similarly killing law students and it turns out it's Chris Mulkey (gee, wonder if there's a connection between these murders and the earlier one...) Amick prosecutes the case but Mulkey gets off. And that's when the twists begin to emerge. I would really be reluctant to recommend this if it weren't for a few nifty plot twists, because the film is otherwise fairly bad. It's badly acted (Amick's pretty good, but Mulkey is completely out of his league as a Hannibal Lecter-esque villain), badly written and it just looks all-around cheap. But like I said the twist that occurs around the halfway point is a good one, and the movie may be worth seeing just for that. But all the twists that come afterwards are entirely predictable (basically, you know what happens after the first twist, because the rest is essentially common sense). And what's with the complete lack of violence or swearing? This movie, with the exception of content, could've easily been rated PG, which, for a straight-to-video movie, should be entirely verboten. For Amick completists only (is there even such a thing?).


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I can't even imagine how it's possible to get Feeling Parched doing this. lol
Darvin wrote:Sounds like you're entering curse world a little early. I explored about half the map before I attacked anything. You're a vampire, exploration means very little to you so explore and find some items in shops and some power-ups on the ground. Even if your shop items suck you want to start converting stuff. Four or five layers of lifesteal will make a huge difference.
Last but not least, when attacking animated armors make sure you explore between each attack so they can heal. If you attack an AA with 1 HP, you only steal 1 HP of damage. However, if you let it heal back up you can steal your maximum amount (just make sure you don't let it heal too much; just enough so that it still "dies" in one attack). Vampire is a little weird with how he interacts with AA's.
Actually, letting the enemy I'm attacking regen mid-fight is something I never even thought of for some reason.
FDru wrote:The closest I've come to winning was killing the Curse Shade by using absolutely every resource available, including every low level monster and potion, and having like 18 stacks of curse by the time I was done with that.
paplaukes wrote:Do curse stacks matter if you kill the Curse Shade? Seemed like picking the dragon item up yanks you out of the curse world for good.
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(May 8, 2006) - ETSU senior first baseman Blake Church (Roswell, Ga.) capped a tremendous week Monday afternoon. After sweeping Stetson and pounding out two triples and nine RBI on the week, Church was honored by the Atlantic Sun Conference with his first Player of the Week award of the season Monday afternoon.
Oh yeah, he received his degree in business from ETSU Saturday morning as well.
Church dominated ETSU's three-game sweep of Stetson offensively. The senior first baseman batted .529 for the week including a 6-for-11 effort versus the Hatters. Church went 3-for-3 in Friday's series opener against Stetson, belting two triples and driving in three runs. On Saturday, Church scored a pair of runs including one in the decisive seventh inning. His solo home run in the eighth inning of Sunday's series finale tied the game at six, and moved him past Will Edwards for third place in the all-time ETSU career home runs list with 29. The Bucs would go on to clinch the sweep after plating the game-winning run in the 11th inning. On the season, the
Church is the fourth Buccaneer to win a weekly award from the conference office this year. Senior pitchers Steven Calicutt (
The Atlantic Sun Conference hands out Player of the Week and Pitcher of the Week awards weekly during the 2006 baseball campaign.
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The Samsung Galaxy S4 was launched earlier this year, amid much fanfare. It has some great features and one that has impressed many users is the "Air Gesture" feature. Using this feature, the user has to just wave the hand at the Samsung Galaxy S4 to accept calls, change music, or browse the web and the photos.
This was exclusively available only for the Samsung Galaxy S4 and it's variants. However, there is an app which will let the individuals use all the call functions using the "Air Gesture" feature: Air Call Accept!


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Industrial Production and Capacity Utilization - G.17
G.17 Data Download Formats RSS DDP
The Federal Reserve provides the data from the G.17 release in multiple ways:
- Data Download Program (DDP)
- Text Files
- Related Data
- Manufacturing Investment and Capital
- International Data Submissions
Data Download Program (DDP)
The Data Download Program allows you to retrieve data related to selected Federal Reserve Boad statistical releases, including the G.17. You may build your own custom data package or select a preformatted package. The Data Download Program allows for charting of selected data as well as downloading data in serveral different formats (i.e. Excel, CSV, XML (SDMX)).
Text Data Files
The text files containing data are updated each month as part of the G.17 release process.
The format for each line in the files consists of an industry code,
a year, and 12 months of data (to four decimal places) when available. The data have
various start dates; the earliest is 1919.
The data and the documentation files are available through the following links. (Tables 4 and 5 are indexes of series found in tables 1 and 2. Data and documentation for table 10 are available through the links for tables 1 and 2. Tables 11, 12, 13, and 14 of the release report a limited range of historical data for major aggregates found in other tables. These tables are, therefore, not reported here.)
- Tables 1, 2 and 10: Industrial Production: Market and Industry Groups (including IP series from tables 1, 2, and tables 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, and 1E of the G.17 Supplement; also includes gross-value-weighted industrial production for stage-of-process groups found in table 10)
- Table 3: Motor Vehicle Assemblies
- Table 6: Diffusion Indexes of Industrial Production
- Tables 7 and 8: Capacity Utilization and Industrial Capacity: Manufacturing, Mining, and Utilities (includes series from tables 7, 8, and tables 2, 3 of the G.17 Supplement)
- Table 9: Industrial Production: Gross Value of Products
- All Tables: Tables 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, and 9
- Relative Importance Weights for Seasonally Adjusted IP.
- Discontinued Data: Electric Power Use: Manufacturing and Mining
Related Data
A separate set of data and documentation show seasonally adjusted indexes for total industrial production, manufacturing, mining, and utilities as they were originally published and subsequently revised during the normal six-month estimation period (or four-month period before April 2008). In addition, beginning with the estimates for March 2017, real-time estimates for the monthly and quarterly rates of change are included in the file, as are the 15th and 85th percentile values for the IP reliability statistics found in table 15 of the G.17 release.
The Federal Reserve also publishes some industrial data that are not part of the G.17 release:
- August 29, 2018: The Federal Reserve released updated annual information on the real capital stock and both nominal and real investment for detailed industries (2012 NAICS basis) within the manufacturing sector based on a variety of data sources. These data by industry and broad asset class are provided to the National Bureau of Economic Research-Center for Economic Studies (NBER-CES) Manufacturing Industry Database.
- July 31, 2018: The Federal Reserve has re-estimated seasonal factors for motor vehicle sales, using data through April 2018. These factors are estimated once per year using X13-ARIMA. The factors will be revised again in the summer of 2019. A comma-delimited text file containing these seasonal factors is available for download here (CSV). A Technical Q&A with details on the calculation of the seasonal factors for light vehicles is available here.
- June 1, 2018: The Federal Reserve released updated communications equipment price indexes. Comma-delimited text files and an Excel workbook containing quarterly and annual data are available for download. The data are also available as HTML tables.
- March 16, 2018: Seasonal factors for auto and truck production were revised from January 2006 through June 2019 on March 16, 2018. The revised factors for September 2017 through February 2018 were used in the G.17 release issued on March 16, 2018, and the revised factors for earlier months will be incorporated into the production estimates at the time of the annual revision on March 23, 2018. The revised seasonal factors are based on production data through January 2018. The seasonal factors will be revised again in March 2019. A comma-delimited text file containing these seasonal factors is available for download.
- April 15, 2016: An annual price index for computer storage equipment for the period 2002 through 2015 is now available. The index provides an estimate of year-to-year price changes for computer storage equipment assuming that the quality of the device is unchanged. Data from IDC, a company specializing in information technology industries, were used to construct a matched-model quarterly price index, which was then converted to an annual index. This annual price index was incorporated into the industrial production indexes for computer storage equipment at the time of the annual revision to the G.17 statistical release on industrial production and capacity utilization that was published on April 1, 2016. A comma-delimited text file containing annual data is available for download. More details are available here.
- December 16, 2015: The Federal Reserve released updated microprocessor price index with new data for 2012 and 2013. This price index was previously issued in 2013 with data for 2007 through 2011. The updated price index was incorporated into the industrial production index for semiconductors and related electronic components published on July 21, 2015, as a part of the annual revision to the G.17 statistical release on industrial production and capacity utilization. A comma-delimited text file containing annual data is available for download.
- July 21, 2015: The Federal Reserve Board issued its annual revision to the index of industrial production (IP) and the related measures of capacity utilization on July 21, 2015. The classification system for the industry groups was advanced to the 2012 version of the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS), and the comparison base year was advanced to 2012. See this notice for more details on the industry code changes.
- June 26, 2013: Industrial Production Seasonal Adjustment Procedures. A file with detailed information on the procedures used to seasonally adjust the Industrial Production Indexes is now available for download.
Manufacturing Investment and Capital
G.17 data on investment and capital stocks by industry and broad asset class are provided to the National Bureau of Economic Research-Center for Economic Studies (NBER-CES) Manufacturing Industry Database. The NBER-CES Manufacturing Industry Database is publicly available and can be accessed here: http://www.nber.org/data/nberces.html.
- Manufacturing Investment and Capital (Updated: 8/29/2018) CSV Excel
- FEDS Notes: Annual Data on Investment and Capital Stocks
- Capital Stock Estimates for Manufacturing Industries: Methods and Data PDF
International Data Submissions
G.17 data are provided to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as part of their Special Data Dissemination Standard Plus (SDDS+) program:
G.17 data are provided to the United Nations (UN) as part of their industrial statistics program. Unlike the G17, which is NAICS-based, the UN data are based on the International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities (ISIC), Rev. 4:
- ISIC4 Seasonally Adjusted (Updated: 12/14/2018) Excel
- ISIC4 Not Seasonally Adjusted (Updated: 12/14/2018) Excel
Historical release dates are also available.
Discontinued Data: Electric Power Use: Manufacturing and Mining. The Federal Reserve discontinued its survey of industrial electric power use with the publication on December 15, 2005, of data for October 2005. Although the indexes of electric power use will are no longer updated, the historical indexes will remain available.


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For sure i hope for it to be a great event, i see youre riding an AA slalom board, how do they compare to race boards? Is Alex coming? Cheers and see you hopefully in a couple weeksgmb13 wrote:Hi adamharr.
I will be un Puerto Vallarta for the PKRA Slalom. See you there.
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Clinicians are legally required to report Title 17 Diseases to the Placer County Health Department. Latent Tuberculosis Infection (LTBI) in children under 5 years old is also a locally reportable disease and should be reported to the Placer County Health Department.
Laboratories are legally required to report positive testing results from the list of Reportable Laboratory Conditions to the Placer County Health Department.
Instructions on WHEN to report and HOW to report can be found on page 2 in the Reportable Laboratory Conditions list.
Weekday Telephone: 530-889-7183
After hours & Weekends Telephone: 530-889-7274
Fax: 530-886-2945
California Reportable Disease Information Exchange (CalREDIE) allows medical providers to submit CMR Forms electronically through the statewide secure web-based reporting system. If you are interested in becoming a CalREDIE user, please complete section 1 of the CalREDIE Reporter Account Authorization Form. The form may be submitted to Placer County Public Health via fax at 530-886-2945. For further information or to submit form via email, please call 530-889-7141 and ask to speak to the CalREDIE liaison.
Note: Animal Bite Reports cannot be submitted through the CalREDIE system. Animal Bite Reports must be faxed within two hours to 530-886-5515.
Outbreaks in congregate settings must be reported to the Health Department immediately.
Recommendations for the Prevention and Control of Viral Gastroenteritis Outbreaks in California Long-Term Care Facilities
Recommendations for the Prevention and Control of Influenza in California Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNF)
Rabies virus is transmitted through the saliva of a rabid animal when it bites a person or another animal. Any bite from a wild animal or unknown animal should be considered a possible source of rabies.
To Report an Animal Bite:
Note: Mailing reports delays mandatory quarantine protocols and can put others at risk of coming in contact with the animal.
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Cisco Unified Survivable Remote Site Voicemail -- Troubleshooting
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General SRSV Troubleshooting
Using Traces for Troubleshooting
- Configure trace srsx srsv-engine all on SRSV-UMG.
- Configure show trace buffer tail.
- Issue Ctrl-C to stop the trace.
- Check the alerts displayed for failures on SRSV-UMG using show srsx alerts on CLI or the dashboard on the GUI.
Error Retrieving Voicemail Common Configuration
- Check the network connectivity test from SRSV-UMG.
- Check if the REST credentials set for the CUC server on SRSV-UMG match the CUC server Admin login credentials.
Error: Hostname not found in DNS
- If you see "Hostname not found in DNS" error while adding devices, make sure that these devices are configured in DNS server in both reverse and forward lookup zones.
- After creating these zones, if you still hit hostname not found errors, give clear ip dns cache in the CLI on SRSV-UMG and retry adding devices.
Unable to Connect to SRSV: Socket Timeout
- Check the network connectivity test from the SRSV-UMG GUI for success for that branch voicemail server.
- Check if the SRSV-CUE is registered with the correct PAT port number in the branch voicemail server page from the SRSV-UMG GUI.
- Check the NAT/PAT translations setup on the NAT router.
- Check the TLS security setting on the System > SRSV settings page in the SRSV-UMG GUI.
Language Not Installed
Problem: Language <language> is not installed.
Explanation: Not all Cisco Unity Connection configuration settings apply to the SRSV-CUE device.
Recommended Action 1: Check to see if the system default language on Cisco Unity Connection is installed on the SRSV-CUE device.
Recommended Action 2: Check to see if the subscriber's default language is installed on the SRSV-CUE device.
Mailbox Count Reached Licensed Mailbox Count
Problem: Mailbox count reached or licensed mailbox count reached.
Solution: Check to see if there are enough mailbox licenses for subscribers. Use the show license CLI command.
Error Updating REST Passwords
- Re-register the SRSV-CUE to make the passwords in sync with SRSV-UMG. In SRSV-CUE to register, use the CLI messaging-gateway srsx register <umg-ip-addr> user <name> password <passwd> site <site-name> command.
Security Certificate Troubleshooting
Checking that the Certificates are Copied Correctly
- Check if the crypto certificates of CUC and CUCM are copied onto SRSV-UMG. Use the following CLI command to copy the certificates:
crypto key import trustcacert label CUC80 url ftp: # show trace buffer tail
SSL/TLS Handshake Fails when Getting SRST References
- Check if the services on CUCM are up and running.
- Check that you can ping CUCM from SRSV-UMG.
- Run a network connectivity test from the SRSV-UMG GUI.
- Ensure that the CUCM certificate is copied onto SRSV-UMG.
SRST References Failed
- Check if the CUCM AXL credentials on SRSV-UMG are configured correctly.
- Check that the CUCM services are up and SRSV-UMG can reach CUCM.
- Run a network connectivity test from the SRSV-UMG GUI.
- Ensure that the AXL service is up on CUCM.
- Ensure that the CUCM certificate is set up on SRSV-UMG.
- Use the sh trace buffer tail CLI command.
HTTPS Hostname Mismatch with X.509 Certificate
- Check if the certificate from CUCM has the CN as the fully qualified domain name. For example, CN=cucm80.conn.cisco.com. Can be checked from SRSV-UMG using the CLI command show crypto key all.
- If not, then add the DNS server name and domain name to CUCM. Check Show > Network from the CUCM OS administration. Regenerate the certificate on CUCM from Security > Certificate Management and do the CLI command generate new.
- Reload CUCM and check that the new tomcat certificate has the full CN name.
- Check if the validity time on certificate is not later than the time on SRSV-UMG and then copy the certificate to UMG.
Certificate Installation Fails
If certificate installation fails with "Failed due to importing certificate is not yet valid", check the validity of the certificate and the clock on SRSV-UMG/SRSV-CUE.
Provisioning Errors
Problem: Provisioning fails because the system has reached the maximum mailbox size.
Solution: Reduce the mailbox size by updating the Mailbox Size parameter on the Site Template Profile page.
Problem: The set time for scheduled provisioning was missed because the system was down for maintenance.
Solution 1: Wait until the next provisioning time.
Solution 2: Perform a manual provision.
Backup and Restore Troubleshooting
Problem: The backup and/or restore process failed.
Solution: Ensure that you correctly configured the backup server.
SRSV-CUE Registration Troubleshooting
Problem: SRSV-CUE device registration failed.
Solution: Ensure that the user who is doing the registering has the srsx privilege.
Mailbox Management
Problem: A subscriber who was just created in Cisco Unity Connection and was provisioned on Cisco Unified SRSV does not know their PIN.
Solution: The subscriber must set up their voicemail preferences on Cisco Unity Connection before they can log in to Cisco Unified SRSV-CUE devices.
Message Waiting Indicator (MWI) Issues
Problem: The MWI feature does not work in SRSV mode for unsolicited.
Solution: Ensure that the MWI feature is enabled for the site template. Then ensure that the correct site template is applied to the site.
Problem: The MWI feature does not work in SRSV mode for sub-notify.
Solution 1: Check the configuration on IOS.
Solution 2:Ensure that the MWI feature is enabled for the site template. Then ensure that the correct site template is applied to the site.
Solution 3:To see if the MWI feature works, enter the CLI command mwi refresh all on the SRSV-CUE device.
PINless Login
Problem: The system prompts subscribers for a PIN when dialing in to their voicemail using the TUI.
Solution 1: Ensure that the PINless login feature has been configured for the subscriber on Cisco Unity Connection by using the following CLI command: show voicemail detail mailbox user_name.
Solution 2: Ensure that the provisioning was successful.
Solution 3: Ensure that you have configured the PINless settings for the subscriber.
Problem: The subscriber cannot log in from any phone without a PIN.
Solution: Manually configure PINless login so that subscribers can log in without a PIN from any phone.
Live Record Issues
Problem: The live record feature does not work.
Solution 1: Ensure that the live record feature is enabled for the site template. Then ensure that the correct site template is applied to the site. Ensure that provisioning has been enabled for the site and was successful.
Solution 2: Ensure that the live record pilot number is correctly configured for the site template.
Solution 3: On Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express, ensure that a dummy ephone-dn is configured as the live record pilot number and has "call forward all" to the Cisco Unified SRSV-CUE devices voicemail number.
Solution 4: Ensure that the live record feature is performed from the subscriber's extension.
Problem: The live record beep does not get played in the middle of a live record call.
Solution: Ensure that the live record feature is enabled for the site template.
Live Reply Issues
Problem: The live reply feature is not enabled on Cisco Unity Express after provisioning.
Solution: Ensure that the live reply feature is enabled for the site template. Then ensure that the correct site template is applied to the site.
Problem: Subscribers are unable to live reply to a message using the TUI and hear the message "Invalid selection. Try again."
Solution: Ensure that you are not using an invalid message type for the live reply feature. Live reply is not supported for broadcast and expired messages, non-delivery receipt delayed delivery receipt messages, and messages from local GDM (GTP Director Module).
Deleted Messages
Problem: Deleted messages on Cisco Unity Express appear as new messages in Cisco Unity Connection after being uploaded.
Possible Cause: In Cisco Unity Connection Release 7.1.3, the system uploads deleted voicemails as new. The subscriber must manually log in to his voicemail on Cisco Unity Connection and delete the message again.
In Cisco Unity Connection Release 8.0, the system uploads deleted voicemails as deleted.
Licensing Troubleshooting
Mailbox Licenses Not Installed
Problem: Mailbox licenses need to be installed.
Recommended Actions:
- View the error messages in the UMG trace buffer or log file (syslog).
- Verify license status on the SRSV-CUE by issuing the CLI command show license status application.
There are two options to enable mailbox creation:
- Install a permanent license on the SRSV-CUE and perform a reload.
- Activate the evaluation (trial period) license and reload.
After reloading, check the license status and show the licenses in-use. If the license state shows "License State: Active, Not in Use", then activate the license with the CLI command license activate srsv mailboxes.
All Mailboxes Not Provisioned to SRSV-CUE
Note: Mailbox provisioning will take place in alphabetic order until the number of mailboxes licensed is exceeded.
- View the error message in the UMG trace buffer.
- Install additional mailbox licenses in the SRSV-CUE equal to or greater than the number of mailboxes to be provisioned to the site.
Users Cannot Access SRSV-CUE Mailbox
Subscribers will encounter a busy tone when attempting to access the SRSV-CUE mailbox if there are no port licenses installed or if there are more subscribers trying to access their mailbox simultaneously than there are port licenses installed.
Recommended Actions:
- View the error messages in the SRSV-CUE messages.log (syslog).
- Verify license status on the SRSV-CUE by issuing the CLI command show license status application
There are two options to enable port creation:
- Install a permanent license on the SRSV-CUE and perform a reload.
- Activate the evaluation (trial period) license and reload.
After reloading, check the license status and show the licenses in-use. If the license state shows "License State: Active, Not in Use", then activate the license with the CLI command license activate srsv ports.
Cannot Register SRSV-CUE
Problem: Not enough SRSV node licenses are available in the SRSV-UMG.
Possible Cause: The branch voicemail server will not be assigned to a site and can be viewed through the "Unassigned Branch Voicemail Servers" page on the GUI. You may see error messages in the Alert History page on the GUI or in the log file in the SRSV-UMG GUI.
Recommended Action: Install port licenses.
Voicemail Upload Troubleshooting
Note: The SRSV Activity History Report in the GUI shows how many undeliverable voicemails there are in the system.
Voicemail Upload Fails Due to Connectivity Issues
Note: Use the show voicemail mailbox CLI command to check if a voicemail message was not uploaded from the mailbox of a Cisco Unified SRSV-CUE device.
Problem: Voicemail upload fails due to connectivity issues.
Possible Cause 1: Make sure that the Cisco Unity Connection can be reached from SRSV-UMG and that the SRSV-UMG can be reached from the Cisco Unified SRSV-CUE device.
Recommended Action 1: Run network connectivity tests.
Possible Cause 2: The SRSV-UMG system does not have the correct Cisco Unity Connection credentials configured.
Recommended Action 2: Configure the correct credentials.
Possible Cause 3: You are not using the correct REST password.
Recommended Action 3: Use the correct REST password.
Possible Cause 4: The security certificates are not current or have not been installed.
Recommended Action 4: Check that the security certificates are correctly installed by using the show crypto key all CLI command.
Possible Cause 5: Cisco Unity Connection server information is not configured correctly.
Recommended Action 5: Check the central voicemail server on the GUI or use the CLI command show srsx central-voicemail-server cuc-server-name.
Possible Cause 6: The services on Cisco Unity Connection are not up and running.
Recommended Action 6: Ensure that the conversation manager, MTA, REST, and SMTP services are activated. In Cisco Unity Connection, configure the full SMTP domain name.
Determining if the Voicemail Upload Failed Due to a Full Disk
To determine if the voicemail upload failed because the Cisco Unity Connection disk is full, do one of the following:
- In the GUI, go to the dashboard and look for a message that states the following:
UploadFailedSystemFull - UMG was unable to deliver messages for a Central Voicemail Server because the Voicemail Server is full.
- Enter the CLI command trace srsx upload all. Look for the output that says "Mail system full".
Voicemail Uploading Problems
Problem: Voicemails uploaded through a secondary SRSV-UMG fail.
Possible Cause 1: The secondary SRSV-UMG system does not have the correct Cisco Unity Connection credentials configured.
Recommended Action 1: Configure the correct credentials.
Possible Cause 2: You are not using the correct REST password. The REST passwords must be the same for both the primary and the secondary SRSV-UMG systems.
Recommended Action 2: Use the correct REST password.
Possible Cause 3: The security certificates are not current.
Recommended Action 3: Check that the security certificates are correctly installed by using the show crypto key all CLI command.
Problem: The sender's mailbox in Cisco Unity Connection has a non-delivery receipt (NDR) message for a message that was not delivered to a VPIM contact. Or you see an error message in the trace that says "No user or contact found."
Solution 1: Ensure that the VPIM contact was properly created in the Cisco Unity Connection contact list.
Solution 2: Ensure that you properly addressed the VPIM contact.
Solution 3: Ensure that you dial the numbers in the same way that you dial on Cisco Unity Connection to reach a VPIM contact.
Problem: Voicemails uploaded through HTTPS fail.
Solution: Ensure that the certificate generated from SRSV-UMG is installed on the branch voicemail server and vice versa (if HTTPS is enabled on both).
Distribution List Issues
Problem: Distribution list names are not provisioned on a Cisco Unified SRSV-CUE device.
Solution: Turn on traces on Cisco Unified SRSV-UMG by running the show trace buffer tail CLI command. Then use the trace srsx srsv-engine all CLI command to check which distribution lists were provisioned on the system.
Srsv-umg# show trace buffer tail <baseElementList> <baseElement xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:ns3=http://distributionlist.model.rest.voicemail.aesop.cisco.com xsi:type="ns3:distributionList"> <resourceURI>/voicemail/publiclists/allvoicemailenabledcontacts </resourceURI> <description></description> <listName>allvoicemailenabledcontacts</listName> <listNumber>99992</listNumber>
Auto Attendant Issues
Problem: The auto attendant prompts are not in the subscriber's language.
Explanation: The Cisco Unified SRSV-CUE system only recognizes the subscriber's language after the subscriber logs into their mailbox.
Recommended Action: Ensure that the subscriber logs into their mailbox first.
Problem: You cannot reach the site operator, or you get an invalid prompt message.
Possible Cause 1: You have not configured a site operator.
Solution 1: To see if you have configured a site operator, run the following CLI command, which will output the site operator extension, if configured: show srsv configuration | i Site
Possible Cause 2: You configured the wrong extension for the site operator.
Solution 2: To change the site operator extension, see the Operator Extension parameter.
Possible Cause 3: The site operator extension does not work.
Solution 3: Ensure that you can reach the operator extension by dialing the number.


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POTOMAC, Md. -- Jason Gore fired a 7-under 63 to take a two-stroke lead after the first round of the Web.com Tour's Neediest Kids Championship on Thursday.
Gore admittedly didn't hit the ball well but was outstanding on the greens as he moved to the top of the leaderboard.
The Neediest Kids Championship joined the Web.com Tour in 2007, when it was born as the Melwood Prince Georges County Open.
Australian Alistair Presnell and Texan Michael Connell share second place with Will Wilcox after posting 5-under 65s at the renovated TPC Potomac at Avenel Farm. Monday qualifier Josh Persons was at 5 under through 17 holes but failed to finish because of darkness. Persons and his two playing partners will resume play Friday morning at 8:00 a.m. In the meantime, the second round will begin as scheduled at 7:05 a.m.
D.J. Brigman, Matt Weibring, David Lingmerth, Woody Austin, Phillip Pettitt, Sam Saunders and Paul Claxton are tied for sixth place, three back of the leader.
"I believe I turned myself into a good putter," said Gore, who had only 23 strokes on the greens. "Last year, when I had shoulder surgery, that's all I did. I feel good over it (the ball) now. I look at it and -- let's put it this way, the putts that don't go in, I'm shocked. That's a good attitude."
Gore has been close this season, making 13 cuts in 17 starts but has only one top-10 finish this year and entered the week No. 65 on the money list.
"I really didn't hit it that great but somehow got it around. I just made everything I looked at, which is nice because I've been hitting a bunch of lips the last few weeks," he said. "You can't have expectations in putting. You go up there and try to read it as well as you can and try to hit your line. It's a funny game."
Sometimes it's isn't all that funny. Gore, the Tour's all-time victory leader with seven titles, shot a 6-over 78 to start last week's Chiquita Classic and thought he was ready to retire and quit the game for good.
"I woke up and had no plans on going to the course on Friday," he confessed, his passion for the game dwindling since the birth of his two young children.
"Those two reasons right there," he said, pointing to his son and daughter, who were anxious to get to the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum in nearby Washington, D.C. "Golf's just not that important but while you're out here for five or six hours, it should be."
His attitude got even better after spending the morning last week glued to television -- specifically the Ryder Cup.
"I wound up watching and thought that's good stuff," he said. "So I showed up Friday. I played okay but while I'm here I might as well do it."
Regaining a fire that has been missing and canning at least four birdie putts of 20 feet combined to put Gore in the lead as well as inspire him to loftier heights.
"After watching the Ryder Cup -- I can't believe I'm going to tell you this -- but my goal is to make the team," he said.
"My goal is not just to get my Tour card or get back on Tour, I want to make that team. You've got to have some passion and go for it."
Gore found himself transformed at Avenel Farm. He didn't turn into the Incredible Hulk, but certainly a change from the happy-go-lucky Californian. "Today I turned into the guy I hated," he said, still smiling. "I was fist-pumping some shots. I got ticked off. I played with some passion and some emotion. Watching those Europeans and Americans go after it, I want to be part of it.
You've got to set your goals high. It may not be attainable but you've got to go for it."
A solid finish in the final four weeks will give Gore a return trip to the PGA Tour if he can finish among the 25 leading money winners when the season ends.
First-Round Notes:
--This week's Neediest Kids Championship is the 24th event of 27 on the 2012 Web.com Tour schedule.
--TPC Potomac at Avenel Farm underwent a $32 million renovation, which began Aug. 13, 2007. The clubhouse reopened on July 22, 2008 and the golf course reopened for play on April 28, 2009. Prior to the renovation, the course measured 6.987 yards and played to a par-71. This week the players are playing a course that measures 7,139 yards and for a par of 70. Ben Curtis won the 2006 Booz-Allen Classic by five shots with a 20-under-par score.
--John Kimbell (76) and Derek Fathauer (78) withdrew following the first round.
--There are now 10 players who have started all 24 tournaments this season: Alex Aragon (No. 24), Cliff Kresge (No. 34), Aaron Goldberg (No. 35), Tim Wilkinson (No. 52), Jeff Gove (No. 57), Derek Fathauer (No. 59), James Sacheck (No. 69), Brad Adamonis (No. 100), Oscar Serna (No. 106) and Ryan Armour (No. 108). Russell Henley started all 23 events but decided to take this week off after winning last week's Chiquita Classic.
--Jason Gore's 63 is his third-lowest score on the Web.com Tour. Gore fired a 12-under 59 in the second round of the 2005 Cox Classic and had a 10-under 61 in the second round of the 2002 Gila River Golf Classic.
--Gore's 7-under score matches his best first-round (vs. par) on the Web.com Tour. He has previously posted four scores of 7 under par.
--This is the first time in Gore's Web.com Tour career (159th start) he has held the outright lead after the opening 18 holes. Gore shared the first-round lead at the 1998 Ozarks Open, where he finished solo eighth. Gore is the Tour's all-time victory leader with seven career titles. Gore has held the first-round lead once (2009 Arnold Palmer Invitational) and shared it twice (2005 84 Lumber Classic, 2007 Frys.com Open) in 211 career starts on the PGA Tour.
--21 of the top-25 leading money winners are entered this week. The ones missing are: No. 9 Cameron Percy, No. 12 Russell Henley, No. 15 Shawn Stefani and No. 16 Andrew Svoboda. Henley was a playoff winner last week at the Chiquita Classic, his second career title.
--The Web.com Tour will head to south Florida next week for the Miccosukee Champoionship near Miami. The tournament will be played at Miccosukee Golf & Country Club Oct. 8-14. Last year, Jason Kokrak pulled away from the field on the final day to win by a tournament-record seven strokes, collecting his second win in five weeks. Kokrak started the final round with a three-stroke lead and was never seriously threatened en route to a 20-under 264 total, which also set a tournament record.