skeletor

WOO HOO, let me know grl, we would love to have you stay at our place.. rich...

no, I'm a perris retard that hasn't jumped in a while.. the old timers might remember me going in a couple of yrs ago.... (always check your toggles kids... ) but I always get a laugh from your posts. luv ya, rich. and I really mean that you should let me know when you're in cali again....

lisamarie, you are one of the true retards of dz.com and for that I love you.. keep up the good work. let me know the next time you are in CA., rich

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check out this baby, it uses Li-ion cells like the emoli or a123 cells. 135mpg and 250 mile range.. http://www.teslamotors.com/

zero in 645 jumps. IME the complacency starts around 400+ jumps.

your cartoon is defamitory to skydiving midgets everywhere... watch out or they will burn down your embassy.. oh, and you need to make keely's hair longer..

only if I still get the beer...

are you restoring from an on-line backup or do you just have a copy of the databases from an off-line backup ? With on-line backups the store is in an inconsistent state until the log files and patch file are replayed when the store is started in step 4. Check the state of the store with "eseutil /mh priv.edb" (from wherever your priv.edb is located).. you should see something like this: C:\exchsrvr\mdbdata>eseutil /mh priv.edb Microsoft(R) Windows NT(TM) Server Database Utilities Version 5.5 Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation 1991-1999. All Rights Reserved. Initiating FILE DUMP mode... Database: priv.edb Format ulMagic: 0x89abcdef Engine ulMagic: 0x89abcdef Format ulVersion: 0x620,2 Engine ulVersion: 0x620,2 DB Signature: Create time:1/13/2005 17:1:16 Rand:67798 Computer: cbDbPage: 0 dbtime: 409273 State: Consistent Shadowed: Yes Last Objid: 510 Scrub Dbtime: 0 Scrub Date: 00/00/1900 00:00:00 Repair Count: 0 Repair Date: 0/0/1900 0:0:0 etc etc etc... if it is consistent then just go to step 6 and run the isinteg -patch... If that doesn't work PM me and I'll give you an email address to send the app log to.

You forgot "7. Pray." you must be thinking of eseutil /p... isinteg -patch is harmless.

from a doc I wrote a couple of years back... How to restore Exchange 5.5 in 10 easy steps.. 1. Install Exchange so that the Org and Site are the same name as the one being restored from. DO NOT connect to an existing site. The server name does not matter. 2. Install any SP's so that the server is the same level as the one being restored from. 3. Restore the data to the target server. 4. Start the IS service. 5. Stop the IS service. 6. Run “C:\exchsrvr\bin\ISINTEG -PATCH" 7. Start the IS service. 8. From Exchange Admin, highlight the server and select properties. From the advanced tab select Consistency Adjuster. Select Synchronize with the directory and filter all inconsistencies then click OK. 9. Change the permissions on the mailbox to use the account you are currently logged in with. 10. Open the mailbox and export the selected items of mail to a PST file.

had me wondering also...

As long as you continue to say good things about it I don't mind. SBS: the photo kind of looks like you just got back from a drag show, took off your makeup and dress, then snapped a quick pic.. oh, and I am jealous of your svelt nipples. -skeletor-

that would be me.. the next person should have large breasts.

how about some of my fav's, said by many a female skydiver. "my openings stunk today" or "my openings were great today" rich

I got the Mack 4 year extended warranty, cost me $285. How many different types of extended warrranty are there anyway ? rich..

Yeah I shelled out for the extra warranty too but it's pretty much useless. "The warranty does not cover equipment which is misused, .... or damaged as a result of accident, water, grit, impact or lack of propper care." rich.

www.grid.org has some good projects too. Seriously tho, if you're not using your PC and it's switched on anyway, why not put it to a good use. rich.

you may need to have the device plugged and powered when you bring the machine up, depending on the SCSI adapter. Other than that, when you plug in the device and the machine is already up, can you go into device manager and do a 'scan for hardware changes' on the SCSI device. I'm assuming the device ID is set correctly on the scanner. rich.

QuoteMy revised advice on this fresh intel is chill outQuote Yeah, I'm with skyrad on this one too, chill the fu(k out dude..... She has nothing to hide and you are being a paranoid freak.... Rich.

I don't know, a talking lizard telling him to go skydive. Doesn't sound that bad to me... rich

Dude, your talking out your ass. Everyone of those guys is in the Army and has been pulling their share of the load BEFORE they went to the GKs. They've got it good but they are still serving their country. Exactly, before they were in the GK's, but not now... Serving their country, yeah right... Look, it's ..... it's the Golden Knights, patrolling the skies..... I feel safer already. Rich.

oh, that's not much of a twist. I hate tv, it pretends to be your friend and then it pisses on your carpet when you're not looking. rich.

Yeah, but we're not talking about the average consumer here so these numbers don't apply. We're talking skydivers so all assumptions go out the window. Why the extra cost for DVD ? is it just because of the low production numbers ? Rich

Give it up you East coasters, spoil away... what happens ?