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Outlook 2007 and search in additional mailboxes

  • Hi guys!

    I have a question regarding search in MS outlook 2007 and Exchange 2007. We have around 30 mailboxes. 18 mailboxes for services (mails from customers, support suits etc...) and 12 for employees...

    Our Outlook setup is like this: Look at the picture - Click to see image

    So we have our own mailbox and then we added Sales, Marketing, Tehnical support etc... mailboxes to outlook. So each user has around 6-7 mailboxes opened.

    Now the search part...

    Case 1:
    Outlook in ONLINE MODE
    Search in your own mailbox (primary) --> Goes very smooth and very fast
    Search in any other mailbox than your own, lets say "Sales" mailbox --> Search take about 1-2 minutes to complete

    Case 2:
    Outlook in ONLINE MODE
    I created new profile and added "Sales" mailbox as my primary and only mailbox in Outlook --> Search is super fast

    Case 3:

    Outlook in CACHED MODE
    Again, search in my primary mailbox is super fast, in additional mailboxes is super SLOW, even slower than if Outlook is in ONLINE MODE

    Case 4:

    I use OWA and test search in random 10 mailboxes --> Search is again fast as ____, no problem here

    - Exchange 2007 SP1 Update rollup 9
    - Exchange has 4 storage groups for mailboxes and 1 storage group for public folders
    - Exchange and databases have Indexing enabled and databases have their full crawl completed
    - Mailbox databases (4 of them) sizes: 1st one: 3GB, 2nd and 3rd one: 4GB and 4th: 11GB
    - There is no error in eventlog
    - Exchange is running on VmWare ESX 3.5 server -> Dual Quad core Xenon proccessors assigned and 5GB of RAM and 70GB of storage (RAID 1+0) on 10k SAS disks
    - We use Windows XP SP3 and Vista SP2 -> and all patcheas applied
    - We use Outlook 2007 SP2 -> And all patches applied
    - All client PCs have at least 2 GB of memory and Core 2 Duo proccessors
    - Firewall is disabled on server and on clients
    - On Exchange I tested every mailbox with "Test-ExchangeSearch" command and all vere successful

    Can someone please help us out? I tried this on 3 different servers in 3 different firms, all have the same issue... Exchange search works fine, OWA is the proof. In OWA and mailbox with 160.000 mails it finds one mail in 2 seconds...

    We only have problem with additional (shared) mailboxes in Outlook 2007. And same story on Outlook 2003 (we have only 1 in our firm left :))

    Thanks for looking into it...

    One more thing I noticed...
    When I perform search in online mode on primary mailbox, store.exe on exchange does nothing unusual... But when I perform search in additional / shared mailbox, store.exe takes almost 100% CPU until search complete... This is weird...
    • Edited by Grega_SLO Wednesday, July 29, 2009 6:41 PM
    Wednesday, July 29, 2009 4:44 PM

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  • HI,

    have you install below hotfix on Outlook 2007?

    Update for Outlook 2007 (KB933493)

    Wednesday, July 29, 2009 6:50 PM
  • Hi!

    Thanks for quick reply!

    Yes this update is installed on all PCs with Office 2007 on them...

    Any other idea :) ?
    Wednesday, July 29, 2009 6:55 PM
  • HI,

    Per my knowledge only primary mailbox can be index. So your primary mailbox searches are very speed. The feature to index additional mailboxes and non-cached mailboxes has been introduced since Windows Desktop Search 4.0.Install WDS 4.0 on that PCs and additional configuration can be configure via GPO.

    Windows Desktop Search

    How do I enable Windows Desktop Search to index Microsoft Outlook mail attachments?

    Wednesday, July 29, 2009 7:05 PM
  • Yes I know that... But Outlook is in ONLINE mode, so it should use Exchange search which has index for all mailboxes on the server... We are mainly using Vista, which has desktop search already implemented in it...
    Thursday, July 30, 2009 6:21 AM
  • HI,

    feature supports only with WDS 4.0 and it has comes with Vista Sp2.Your WDS version may not compatible with outlook indexing, so please reinstall WDS 4.0 and reproduce the issues have below mentioned download links.

    SP2 includes Windows Search 4.0, which builds on Microsoft’s search technology with improved indexing and search relevance. It also helps find and preview documents, e-mail (including signed e-mail messages), music files, photos, and other items on the computer. The search engine in Windows Search 4.0 is a Microsoft Windows® service that is also used by programs such as Microsoft Office Outlook® 2007 and Microsoft Office OneNote® 2007. Autotuning Diagnostics in SP2 now interprets current network conditions when implementing Windows scaling. This feature includes full netsh support.”

    Notable Changes in Windows Server 2008 SP2 and Windows Vista SP2

    Windows Search 4.0 for Windows Vista SP1 (KB940157) 32bit

    Windows Search 4.0 for Windows Vista x64 Edition (KB940157)

    Thursday, July 30, 2009 8:03 AM
  • Hmmm... But we have Windows Vista SP2 already installed about 1-2 months ago... If I rry to install this it says that is not compatible with my system... Because SP2 is already on all Vista machines...

    Its funny and I don`t understand it -> OWA searches fast and with no problems, Outlook 2007 whic is powerfull mail client searches slow...
    Thursday, July 30, 2009 9:56 AM
  • I fixed this search issue... Now in online mode flies like ____ :)
    Monday, August 10, 2009 8:24 AM
  • Mind sharingm how you fixed it?
    Tuesday, August 25, 2009 3:21 PM
  • Hi,

    Would you please share the information that how did you fix the issue.  I am facing the same issue as you were facing before as per your first message.

    Wednesday, September 30, 2009 9:11 PM
  • Wow!!! May U pleeeease share Your solution with us? Seems like it's quite many of us suffering under slow search/browse under shared mailboxes!

    Once again: Pleeeease!
    Tuesday, October 13, 2009 12:46 PM
  • Hello Aseim,

    We have done the following on one of the remote users machine: -

    ·         Click Start

    ·         Click Run

    ·         Type gpedit.msc and press OK

    ·         Expand Computer Configuration

    ·         Expand Admin templates

    ·         Expand Windows Components

    ·         Click on Search

    ·         Double Click on “Enable indexing of online delegate mailboxes” option

    ·         Select “Enabled”

    ·         Click OK

    ·         Close Local Group Policy Editor

    ·         Click Start

    ·         Click Run

    ·         Type “gpupdate /force” and press ok

    ·         Restart Microsoft Outlook

    Please let us know if it works for you.

    Wednesday, October 14, 2009 3:01 PM
  • We opened a supportcase with Microsoft in July 2009 and it looks like a fix is finaly on it's way :

    After several discussions back and forth with our Outlook development team, I'm able to provide you with some additional insight on what is going on and why Quick Find works differently with Microsoft Office 2007 Service Pack 2 applied compared to Service Pack 1.

    After Service Pack 1 was released, we found an issue that was corrected. There has been few additional updates too, but one in particular that had an impact on your scenario.

    One of these updates we cannot remove as if we would, we you will eventually be unable to open items from that view.

    In detail, the issue in this particular case is that Outlook's view code attempts to associate the search results (from the search folder) with the containing folder the view uses with short term entry IDs which are unreliable for when we are online. Some additional information about Short Term Entry IDs

    As a result of this, we would need to use Advanced Find to search for items in another user's store.

    The current status is that the issue with Advanced Find is scheduled to be corrected in our February Cumulative Update Release.

    Thursday, February 11, 2010 10:58 PM
  • Hello!

    OK, this is a very old topic, but still....

    Now we moved all our clients to Office 2010 and of course Outlook 2010.

    Now these Outlook clients are in ONLINE mode. And whenever I search in different mailbox than mine I wait 5 minutes to get my search results.

    If I use ADVANCED find search completes in 2 seconds in mailbox with 30.000 mails in it...

    How can I use simple search with advanced search speed?

    Is this even possible?

    Tuesday, March 01, 2011 1:50 PM
  • Grega_SLO, Do you mind sharing the solution that you had back in August 10, 2009?

    For the past few years, I got by by making sure SP2 for Office 2007 and KB980376 (and some other KBs I think) are not installed. Then our search was fast. Now we are moving to Office 2010 and the problem comes back. Microsoft never addressed the problem otherwise this slow search on non-primary mailboxes should not still exist.

    Friday, March 18, 2011 10:22 PM
  • That was the solution...

    Not install SP2 and wait...

    Same story on Exchange 2010 SP1 Update rollup 3 and Outlook 2010....

    Slow and super slow search...

    Wednesday, March 23, 2011 1:33 PM
  • Microsoft stuff is getting out of hand. Every problem I try to resolve open up a dozen others. I was a MCSE a decade ago. I miss the good old days. Nowadays so much time is spent trying to keep these Microsoft products running correctly (barely).
    Tuesday, March 29, 2011 7:25 AM
  • ·         Double Click on “Enable indexing of online delegate mailboxes” option

    This works fine for XP, what about Windows 7?

    Tuesday, May 03, 2011 3:20 PM
  • "Enable indexing of online delegate mailboxes" might work to create a local index on your PC. That works if the mailbox is small. But when it is in gigabytes, Your local HD will be very busy for a long while (when it is first creating the index and when it is finding something in the index). The issue is when the Exchange server is holding and running the indexes for each mailbox in memory ALREADY and ready to serve, why doesn't Outlook just get the result from it?

    Ok, tried Windows 7 64 bit and Office 2010 with all the updates available (as of today), STILL NO LUCK! Microsoft, ARE YOU THERE?

    Tuesday, May 10, 2011 4:24 PM
  • We have the same problem with SLOW searches, only started after migrating from Exchange 2007 to Exchange 2010.

    Vista or Win 7 makes no difference.  All using Office 2007.  When using OWA searches are fast, but when using Outlook in online mode, searches report "searching" and take forever to run, something is seriously wrong.

    Wednesday, May 18, 2011 5:20 AM
  • http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/exchangesvrclients/thread/3fab8dbd-f998-455a-955c-777d5dcff2e7?prof=required

    Can we merge theese two topisc as they both talk about same issue?

    Thursday, June 23, 2011 10:00 AM
  • Hello again :)

    We switched to Server 2008 R2 and Exchange 2010 SP1 latest UR applied. On clients is Win7 and Outlook 2010.

    We are still experiencing VERY slow search in mailbox with 40.000 items (mail only). If mailbox is primary, search works super fast. In WebApp search is super fast. If mailbox is shared in Outlook 2010 on totally free server and we initiate search it takes forever to return results...

    Is MS aware of this?

    I added screenshot of what I mean with shared mailbox...

    Thursday, November 10, 2011 10:01 AM
  • Greg,

    You and I, along with many others, have been haunted by this slow secondary mailbox search issue for a few years already. Microsoft is ignoring us. I guess we are the 5% that they decide to ignore or they are so out of hand to correct this problem which might be impossible to fix by now. The Exchange server is maintaining the search indexes for all the databases yet few years back they provided us some local desktop search for those cache mode Outlook users and now screwed us all the online mode users. They are not fixing this mess. Give it up.

    Too bad you upgraded to Outlook 2010 because out of the box the problem is already there. I tried and I went back to Office 2007 and made sure Windows Update doesn't download any updates for it.

    Yes, we should merge this topic with this:

    Derek Chung
    Thursday, November 10, 2011 5:14 PM
  • Huh, that`s shame... I thought it will move forward, maybe I hoped for too much...

    Friday, November 11, 2011 9:12 AM
  • Wednesday, September 05, 2012 10:45 AM
  • You can always add another mailbox to outlook 2007
    You mean another mailbox to Outlook 2010. This make no difference. If you add second mailbox to Outlook 2010 o if you add secondary mailbox to Outlook 2007/2010 enabling "indexing online delegate mailboxes" GP you enable local Windows Search. The problem is local indexing is wasting resources and Outlook can not use server-side indexing for searches.

    -- P J

    Wednesday, September 05, 2012 12:14 PM


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Hist 347 History of Russia Week 4 Lecture Notes Stalin s Revolution from Above Industrialization Drive 0 Bolsheviks were not happy about the NEP O 1920X debates about how long it should last 0 Communists believed it compromised their ideals 0 19241925 Soviet economy returned to almost preWWI output levels 0 Soviet leaders believed capitalist powers might wage war on them 0 enemies on all sides 0 Defense industry became priority even though Red Army was mostly demobilized 0 Needed to catch up with more advanced countries 0 Persistent shortage of manufactured goods 0 First FiveYear Plan 19291932 Trotsky 0 Drove industrialization financed by squeezing the peasants 0 Stalin exiled him but ended up following his ideas about industrialization NEP Economy 0 Legalization of peasant trade seemed to mean that market economy was going to return 0 Soviet leaders tried to control prices of products 0 If goods like cloth became too expensive it would make peasants withdraw from market and not sell their grain 0 Led to increased black market 0 Peasants could also retreat to their own local economies which was a step backward to socialists 0 FiveYearPlan became crazy push to finish 0 Chaos loss of production famine 0 Goals were too high unreasonable Collectivization of Agriculture 0 Tax in kind replaced by money tax 1924 O Signaled shift in regime s relationship to peasants 0 For most of the 1920s there were still private traders but the State was able to gain about 50 of crop 0 Procurement crises 19271928 0 Problems with prices state trying to buy crops at lower than the market price 0 Peasants began shifting farms to meat soybeans crops with higher prices 0 Bolsheviks feared peasants could starve them out of power 0 Sent out policymakers to farmer regions to see why they were delivering so little again 0 Decided local leadership was too willing to go along with what the peasants wanted 0 Brought up article from the Civil War that made hoarding grain illegal peasants could be arrested 0 Even though selling excess was legal under the NEP 0 Also started arresting private traders still legal under NEP 0 Private businesses began closing down 0 By 1930s private business virtually disappeared 0 Stalin concluded state needed to do something radical to stabilize food production 0 Transition to collective farms which could feed the working class and the excess could be exported 0 Return to armed requisitioning 0 In 1930 Stalin published an article saying that the Soviet leaders had violated peasant s rights to join voluntarily O Scapegoating the orders to use force had come from above 0 Peasants took it to mean they could leave collective farms 0 Pressure to collectivize came back quickly 0 By mid1930s almost all were collectivized Liguidation of Kulaks as a Class 0 The state recognized that only a minority of peasants wealthy kulaks were making money off grain 0 Some were wealthy but many were only little bit better off than other peasants 0 When officials tried to get peasants to join collective farms most were reluctant 0 State created three categories of kulaks especially dangerous dangerous and less dangerous 0 All especially dangerous kulaks were supposed to be shot all dangerous kulaks to be sent to Siberia 0 Every region had a quota for each category of kulaks 0 All property was to be confiscated used as incentive for peasants to join collective farms 0 Unspoken threat that any peasants who didn t join the collective farms might be labelled as kulaks 0 Policies meant to be a total break from the past cultural revolution 0 Bolsheviks felt that too much of old society had survived 0 Examples bourgeois cafes peasants going to church Attack on Religion 0 Sharia Law was common in Central Asia 0 Communist wanted to break the hold of Islam in the region 0 Began campaign of searches and seizures of churches 0 Church statues and icons were taken down buildings used for other things 0 Coincided with 19291930 first big push to collectivize 0 Thousands of volunteers were mobilized to go to villages and help collectivize 0 Had no real agricultural knowledge no local ties 0 People began leaving villages even though there were no jobs in the urban areas Class Warfare 0 Some peasants were chosen as kulaks because they had a good house for Party meetings 0 Since majority of peasants were believers majority of churches closed and priests were arrested which made the peasants angry 0 Response to collectivization was heavily negative 0 A few even viewed it as an apocalypse Stalin as the antiChrist 0 4 million peasants were involved in armed rebellions 19301931 0 Soviet Secret Police reports described them as kulak uprisings 0 Peasants felt they were being returned to serfdom 0 Some rebelled by not working very hard Famine 0 Some peasants massslaughtered their livestock 0 Would rather kill animals and eat or sell the meat than just give it up 0 Meant less fertilizer for crops agricultural production dropped even more 0 Soviets had promised tractors for collective farms but many didn t arrive or broke down easily 0 Still relied heavily on horses but many horses had been slaughtered 0 Led to famine worst in 19321933 0 Procurement quotas continued to go up Peripheral States 0 Population of Kazakhstan declined by IA 0 Ukrainians felt the Soviet leaders had intentionally created the famine to weaken Ukraine 0 All Ukrainian nationalists were arrested including Communist leaders who were suspected of having a nationalist bias 0 Ukraine was perceived as a hotbed of resistance 0 Estimated 35 million deaths overall Aggripina Korevanova 0 Very clearly writes distinction between dark prerevolutionary past to bright Soviet future 0 Gained sense of personal meaning from her work 0 Not given much choice over where she was assigned 0 Especially focused on women s emancipation Stalinist Society in the 1930s 0 Time of upheaval regime also seemed to be stepping back from revolutionary policies 0 In areas of family and labor relations started to become more conservative Policv Towards Women 0 Initial Bolshevik opinions were that women had been oppressed 0 Saw women as natural allies 0 Many women were illiterate uneducated and more religious more traditional 0 In early revolutionary period Bolsheviks focused on literacy and education for women 0 Also encouraged women s political organizations 0 In Central Asia encouraged Muslim women to get rid of veil 0 Sometimes resulted in women being shunned by their communities 0 Discussions of how women had opportunity to reject housework in exchange for communal childcare and kitchens 0 In reality communal childcare rarely got off the ground 0 Stalin began sacrificing socialist ideals for industrializationbuilding up economy 0 Shift towards massive female participation in workforce With increasing numbers of women in the workforce bad conditions and famine women were not having babies Moscow in the early 1930s had 4X as many abortions as live births Had to strike a balance so they would still have a workforce in the future Early 1930s Stalin declared abortion illegal with strong punishments Put out propaganda blaming men for high divorce rates shouldn t be so easy to divorce spouse Family Relations Young people had been the most enthusiastic and motivated in the revolution 0 State instinctively trusted youth over older generations 0 Children were told to be on alert in case parents were questioningundermining Soviet values Children urged to listen to Soviet authorities rather than their parents Stakhanovism Terror Named after miner who had broken all previous records for mining coal 0 People were urged to strive for individual production records rewarded with material goods Break with revolutionary values moving towards capitalism O Celebrated for production and consumption 0 Examples of life every worker could would someday have Trotsky called it the revolution betrayed Stalin countered that the revolution hadn t sought to make everyone poor but to allow workers to have a good life Shift in values was disorienting for many 1930s terror began by turning against Party members 1934 leader of Leningrad Soviet was assassinated 0 Still don t know who did it Stalin used the assassination to unleash terror against oppositionists those who had sided with Trotsky O Expanded to attack people in positions of power

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After this, it's still not fixed. Then I directly connected it to a laptop as TFTP server with SEPxxxxxx.cnf, term41.defaults.loads, etc. with it.

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I also tried connecting a power supply but the same happens. the speaker button & line button blink once, then it's dead.

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mattcalderon Thu, 04/03/2008 - 05:39

It sounds like you may have a dead phone. You have done everything I would have to attempt to get that phone up and working.

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Add me in for seeing this before.

They will come back (as you saw) after waiting a long time or fiddling with it a while. Usually one or two stragglers and tough guys per set of upgrades / new phones/ reset / etc.

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I’m having problems using the Upgrade tool, using the internal TFTP server try as I might I can’t persuade that there isn’t a firewall or ACL blocking TFTP:

-          I’ve tried using v3.2 and v3.4

-          I’ve tried using different machines

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Vandalia R. Co. v. Public Service Comm'n
242 U.S. 255 (1916)

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Vandalia R. Co. v. Public Service Comm'n, 242 U.S. 255 (1916)

Vandalia Railroad Company v.

Public Service Commission of Indiana

No. 81

Submitted November 6, 1916

Decided December 11, 1916

242 U.S. 255

Prior to the Act of March 4, 1915, c. 169, 38 Stat. 1192, and after the Act of February 17, 1911, c. 103, 36 Stat. 913, the state police power extended to the regulation of the character of headlights used on

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locomotives employed in interstate commerce. Atlantic Coast Line v. Georgia, 234 U. S. 280.

A judgment which correctly refused injunctive relief against such state regulation may not be attacked on writ of error as a judgment infringing federal rights (Judicial Code, § 237) upon the ground that the same field of regulation has since been occupied by tho federal government under an act of Congress enacted after the judgment was rendered.

The question whether, because of the Act of 1915, supra, or action of the Interstate Commerce Commission thereunder, further enforcement of the order of the state commission here involved would infringe the plaintiff's rights may be raised and determined in another action without prejudice from this one.

An order of a state commission requiring a carrier to equip its locomotives with headlights of a specified minimum candlepower is not objectionable as lacking due process when made on notice and full hearing, and where the law under which the commission acted afforded opportunity for review in the courts, of which the complaining carrier availed itself.

Complaint that such an order is so indefinite and uncertain as to amount to a denial of due process will not be heard where the party complaining failed to take advantage of a legal opportunity to have the order revised through a rehearing before the commission.

182 Ind. 382 affirmed.

The case is stated in the opinion.

MR. JUSTICE PITNEY delivered the opinion of the Court.

The Railroad Commission of Indiana was created and broad powers were conferred upon it by an act approved February 28, 1905, and an amendatory act approved March 9, 1907 (Acts 1905, p. 83; Acts 1907, p. 454; Burns'

Page 242 U. S. 257

Ann.Ind..Stat.1908, §§ 5531 et seq.). By a later act (Acts 1909, p. 323), the Commission was specifically authorized and directed to investigate the condition and efficiency of headlights then in use on locomotive engines on the railroads in the state, determine the most practicable and efficient headlight for all purposes, and make and enforce against the railroad companies the necessary orders for the installation of such headlights. Pursuant to this authority, it conducted an investigation, upon notice to plaintiff in error and all other steam railroad companies operating in the state, the result of which was an order, made January 6, 1910, reciting the investigation, declaring that the oil headlights commonly in use were inadequate for the protection of persons and property, and ordering that all engines used in the transportation of trains over any line of railroad in the state should be equipped "with headlights of not less than 1,500 candlepower." About one month thereafter, plaintiff in error brought an action in a state court of competent jurisdiction seeking to enjoin enforcement of the order upon the ground that the Act of 1909 and the order made pursuant to it were repugnant to the "commerce clause" of the Constitution of the United States and the statutes enacted thereunder, and to the "due process clause" of the Fourteenth Amendment. Among other grounds of attack, it was averred that the order was so vague, indefinite, and uncertain in its description of the headlight required as to be meaningless and void, because it failed to specify at what distance from the source of light the illuminating power was to be measured, and whether it was to be determined by averaging the intensity of the light at a given distance from its source, and if so at what distance; that the order did not specify the character of the reflector, nor whether the required candle power might be developed by reflectors or lenses, or whether the light must be of 1,500 candle power independent of such lenses or reflectors,

Page 242 U. S. 258

it being averred that each of these elements was an essential factor in the ascertainment and measurement of the illuminating capacity of headlights, and that there was no known standard by which such capacity might be measured and expressed in terms of candlepower in the absence of those factors. From an amended complaint, and from the Commission's answer thereto, it was made to appear that, after the making of the order, Mr. Houghton, chairman of a committee appointed to represent the plaintiff and the other railroad companies named in the order with respect to presenting a petition to the Commission for a modification of its provisions, made written application to the Commission for a suspension of the order and a further hearing upon the subject; that the Commission replied that, under the statute and the practice of the Commission, it had authority to alter, change, or modify any final order made by it, and that the Commission would not suspend the order in question, but would treat Mr. Houghton's communication as an application for its modification, and specifying a time for the hearing of that application; that, on the date specified the carriers appeared by Mr. Houghton, chairman of the committee, and by counsel, and withdrew the application for modification, whereupon it was dismissed. Plaintiff demurred to the answer, the demurrer was overruled, and, plaintiff refusing to plead further, final judgment was rendered against it, and, on appeal, this was affirmed by the Supreme Court of Indiana, that court holding that plaintiff's complaint did not show ground for the relief sought. 182 Ind. 382. The case comes here upon the federal questions, under § 237, Jud. Code.

So far as the attack upon the Act of 1909 and the order made pursuant to it is based upon interference with interstate commerce, it very properly is conceded that, but for a recent act of Congress, the case would be controlled by Atlantic Coast Line R. Co. v. Georgia, 234 U. S. 280, 234 U. S. 290,

Page 242 U. S. 259

where it was held that, in the absence of federal legislation, the states are at liberty, in the exercise of their police power, to establish regulations for securing safety in the physical operation of railroad trains within their territory, even though such trains are used in interstate commerce, and that (p. 234 U. S. 293) the Safety Appliance Acts of Congress, since they provided no regulations for locomotive headlights, showed no intent to supersede the exercise of state power with respect to this subject.

But it is insisted that this decision is no longer controlling, because Congress has since then "exercised its power as to equipment over the entire locomotive and tender and all parts and appurtenances thereof." The reference is to the act of March 4, 1915, c. 169, 38 Stat. 1192, amendatory of the act of February 17, 1911, requiring common carriers engaged in interstate commerce to equip their locomotives with safe and suitable boilers and appurtenances thereto. c. 103, 36 Stat. 913. The latter act was among those referred to in the Georgia case, and held not to oust the authority of the state because it did not appear either that Congress had acted, or that the Interstate Commerce Commission, under the authority of Congress, had established any regulations concerning headlights. The amendment of 1915 extends the provisions respecting inspection, etc., to the entire locomotive and all its appurtenances. Whether those provisions authorize the Interstate Commerce Commission to prescribe any particular type of headlight, or other appliance is a question upon which we need not now pass, for the reason that the decision of the Supreme Court of Indiana refusing an injunction to restrain the enforcement of the state Commission's order was rendered and judgment thereon entered before the passage by Congress of the act referred to. Obviously we cannot say that, by that decision and judgment, any right of plaintiff in error under a law of the United States was infringed within the meaning

Page 242 U. S. 260

of § 237, Judicial Code, when the law creating the supposed right was not enacted until after the judgment. If, however, by virtue of the provisions of the Act of 1915, or of any action heretofore or hereafter taken by the Interstate Commerce Commission under it, plaintiff in error is entitled to an injunction against the further enforcement of the order of the state Commission, that right may be asserted in another action and will not be prejudiced by our present decision.

With respect to the question of due process of law, it is unnecessary to determine whether the Fourteenth Amendment requires that state action, legislative in its nature, of the character of the order of the Railroad Commission shall be preceded by notice and an opportunity for a hearing. In the case before us, the Supreme Court of Indiana construed the Act of 1909 as supplemental to the Act of 1905, which, as amended in 1907 (Acts 1907, p. 469, § 6; Burns' Anno.Ind.Stat. 1908, § 5536), gave to any carrier or other party dissatisfied with any order made by the Commission a right to resort to the courts in an action to suspend it or set it aside. Since the order in question was made after notice and a full hearing, and plaintiff in error had and exercised the right to a judicial review by action at law, we concur in the view of the state court that there has been in this respect no deprivation of property without due process of law.

The only other point requiring mention is the insistence that the order is so indefinite and uncertain in its terms as not to furnish an intelligible measure of the duty of plaintiff in error, and is therefore a denial of due process of law. Upon this point the state court held, following its previous decision in Chicago &c. R. Co. v. Railroad Comm., 175 Ind. 630, 638, that the Railroad Commission itself, by virtue of the act, had power to grant relief through a rehearing, and that, without first resorting to that method of procedure, plaintiff in error was not entitled to have the

Page 242 U. S. 261

order set aside by the courts. The general rule is that one aggrieved by the rulings of such an administrative tribunal may not complain that the Constitution of the United States has been violated if he has not availed himself of the remedies prescribed by the state law for a rectification of such rulings. Bradley v. Richmond, 227 U. S. 477, 227 U. S. 485. And since the record shows that plaintiff in error and its associates were accorded a rehearing upon the very question of modification, but abandoned it, nothing more need be said upon that point.

Judgment affirmed.

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I knew you'd love me as long as you wanted,

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And then someday, you'd leave me for somebody new

Eb7                           Bb
Worry ... why do I let myself worry?

C7                                    F (riff on 6th fret)
Wonderin' ... what in the world did I do?

    Bb            G                           Cm7
Oh, crazy ... for thinkin' that my love could hold you

    Ebmaj7    Dm7         Cm7       G7
I'm crazy for tryin', and crazy for cryin'

        Cm7       F      Bb   (F#7)(modulation to B)
And I'm crazy for lovin' you

B             G#                          C#m7
Crazy ... for thinkin' that my love could hold you

    Emaj7     Ebm7        C#m7      G#7
I'm crazy for tryin', and crazy for cryin'

         C#m7     F#     B

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no1flyhalf 61 wrote on March 23 2008, 05:40 pm

very nice.

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elpianoman 10 wrote on May 4 2012, 10:29 pm

Not bad. Crazy for cryin' is a bdim chord in the original key and cdim in the key change on all of the recordings I have listened to.

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natkingfrog 10 wrote on March 31 2013, 09:44 am

If we're being picky about diminished chords, elpianoman is right. On the Patsy Cline recording, there is a diminished chord on the word "crying" and not a dominant 7th. However,the diminished chord, B dim, on "crying" can be played as a G7 (or a G7-9 if you're in a jazz mood) with the exact same effect, as either chord would be a valid chord substitute for the other. However, the diminished chord (E dim) in the middle eight on the word "let" is totally missing, and really is integral to the sound.

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The Ballspielverein Borussia 09 e.V. Dortmund is one of the oldest and most successful soccer clubs in the whole world. Since it was founded on the 19th December of 1909, it dominates the first German soccer league - the Bundesliga. Especially in the last few seasons (2012-2015) the gained a lot of international recognition. In Germany, the BvB (Borussia Dortmund) is notorious for their very loyal fans and also players that once that they start playing there fall in love with the club for the rest of their lives. In the last two years the club played in many huge international tournaments and won the German championship several times with a lot of distance to the second and third place. All in all you could say that the BvB is a club that is very remarkable for what they achieved in their history and for how good as well as serious the relationship between the actual team and their fans is.

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by Aruna Singh

Seth Godin talks about eight more trends that have transformed marketing in recent years...

         Namely, one of the trends that stood out to me the most was #9: Direct communication and commerce between consumers and consumers. The idea behind the trend is that eBay began a significant consumer-to-consumer connection in the marketplace.Anyone who knows about the current internet marketplace, however, knows it doesn't stop there. Websites like Craigslist, Amazon, Etsy, et cetera are allowing consumers to become the providers as well. Because of this simple trend, the livelihood of my husband and myself has changed forever.

          Raj, my husband, always had this particularly expensive hobby that he would spend a lot of time on. He likes to build hybrid vehicles from ground up whether it be run on ethanol, lithium batteries, regular D batteries, so on and so forth. He would spend months on one project and would take it apart and build new ones. I always thought this was such a waste of good engineering because he put so much innovation, money, and time into it. One day, he discovered eBay. The rest was history. Now he has made a solid side business out of building custom hybrids and also converting gas vehicles into hybrids. Since his undergrad experience was in the fine arts, he has even had some fun with scrap metal parts and created some interest art pieces that people have purchased.

         He has used Craigslist as a way to meet suppliers who can offer him good deals on vehicle chassis' and parts. The internet has also opened the door to enthusiast forums where people will similar interests and obsessions can meet. Through forums my husband has met hundreds of gear heads who keep him busy building new cars. The awesome thing is, he works out of our garage. We never had to purchase new infrastructure or inventory to keep the orders coming in. He discovered a niche market of his own where people are willing to wait on him to deliver.

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Software Engineering

This programme educates students in the theory, practice, tools and applications necessary for the design, management and deployment of enterprise computing systems. Students can choose options specialising in network technologies, data architectures and database technologies, web services and clouds, or user centred and interactive systems.

Entry requirements

A related degree is required; further entry requirements are available on request.

Course modules

Modules include: Software engineering management; enterprise patterns and frameworks; enterprise software engineering development; programming enterprise components; mobile application development; system administration and security; network and internet technologies and design; data architectures and technology; clouds, grids and virtualisation; user centred web engineering; mobile and network technologies; database tools; enterprise web programming; interaction design.

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Assessment is through examinations, coursework and a project.

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Jeremy over at Digitalsomething got his hands on a Toys “R” Us ad for an upcoming sale next sunday that includes Wii’s. If you’re still looking to pick up one up then be sure to camp out at your nearest Toys “R” Us so you don’t get left behind…again.

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Looks like Woot is selling the brown 30GB Zune for $79.99 + $5 shipping. If an $85 price tag isn’t a big enough incentive for someone to buy a Zune, then I don’t know what is. Maybe free Paul Oakenfold tickets with every purchase?

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These little netbooks that we hear about day in and day out are about to get a little zippier, thanks to Intel’s dual-core Atom chip – the 330 – shipping out to vendors. The September launch seems to coincide with what we’d heard earlier, so that’s good.

The 45-nanometer Atom 330 chip will feature the same 1.6GHz bus speed as the single core model, will have 1MB of level 2 cache, and will support DDR2 667 memory.

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September 19, 2008

Intel has officially begun shipping a 45nm dual-core Intel® Atom™ Processor known as the Intel Atom Processor 330. The newest member of the Atom family is designed specifically for nettops, which are affordable desktops purpose-built primarily for web surfing, email, and basic Internet usage. The dual-core Intel® Atom™ Processor 330 features a 1.6GHz processing core, 1MB of level 2 cache, an 8W TDP and support for DDR2 667. The new processor is available as an integrated package and has been validated with the Intel® 945GC Express Chipset, featuring built-in Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 950 and Intel® High Definition Audio.

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Roamz Brings Its Local Social Search Engine To The Web

New York- and Seoul-based Moglue (last year’s TechCrunch Disrupt Beijing finalist) has rolled out a few changes to make it easier to create and publish interactive ebooks on smartphones and tablets. Its ebook publishing platform now consists of two main elements, MoglueBuilder (used to create content-rich ebooks without programming skills) and MoglueViewer (used to preview ebooks on target devices).

When we last covered Moglue back in May, the startup was focused only on iOS but has just started to offer support for Android, too. Authors can now make ebooks with MoglueBuilder, preview the content on any iOS or Android device in real-time with MoglueViewer, and then place their titles as apps directly in the App Store or Android stores – following a “step-by-step” process from within MoglueBuilder.

MoglueBuilder is available for PCs and Macs, and again, users don’t need to have programming knowledge to create interactive ebooks. The tool makes it possible to add images, effects, sounds, or animations to text via a simple drag-and-drop-based UI. Users currently have access to over 100 free images and 200 free sounds that come with the platform but can integrate any kind of content themselves. (A set of 90 Halloween-related images has just been added, too.)

Apart from the new publishing feature and Android support, Moglue also simplified their pricing model and now lets authors keep all rights and royalties. For example, selling an ebook created and distributed via the Moglue platform in the App Store costs US$199 for one title or US$999 for an unlimited amount of book apps for one year. (Note these prices will likely change next year and that creators only get charged when they wish to publish their works.)

Moglue CEO Taewoo Kim tells me that over 34,000 creators from 140 different countries downloaded the tool so far – examples for ebooks made with it can be viewed herehere, or here.

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Howard Marks, the founder of the indie studio Xreal, recently received a cease and desist letter from ZeniMax over the use of the word “Fallout” in the title of his upcoming game Fortress Fallout. ZeniMax is the parent company of Bethesda, which publishes the Fallout games, and owns a trademark on the title Fallout. You can see Marks explaining the situation in the video below.

The purpose of trademarks is to protect consumers from buying substandard products from imitators using the name of  popular product, and to protect the reputations of companies from being associated with such imitators. If someone were to make a post-apocalyptic RPG and called it Fallout, there would be a very good reason why people might confuse it with the already existing Fallout series, and possibly buy it on that basis.

However, Marks does not believe that their game violates the trademark, because Fortress Fallout is a significantly different game from the Fallout series, and their should be no confusion by consumers causing them to believe that they are related. However he admitted that they do not currently have the money to put up a drawn out fight in court over this, so they will be changing the name of the game.

This situation is similar to the dispute between Bethesda and Mojang a few years ago, over the game Scrolls which Bethesda claimed violated their trademark on The Elder Scrolls series. That dispute was eventually settled out of court with Bethesda agreeing not to challenge the use of the name Scrolls, as long as the game would not be a direct competitor against The Elder Scrolls and Mojang would not trademark the name Scrolls. Actions like these are giving Bethesda a reputation as a trademark troll, trying to strong-arm any indie developer with a game title even slightly similar to one of their own, even if the games are completely different and there is no way they could be confused for each other.

Marks is still taking suggestions for a new name for the game, so feel free to leave a comment on the video or send him a message if you have an idea. Hopefully they will have better luck with whatever new name the eventually choose.

Is this trademark trolling by ZeniMax/Bethesda, or is it necessary to protect their brand? Leave your comments below.

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October 26, 1999

Ms. Lisa Aguilar
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P.O. Box 9277
Corpus Christi, Texas 78469-9277

Dear Ms. Aguilar:

You ask whether certain information is subject to required public disclosure under the Texas Public Information Act, chapter 552 of the Government Code. Your request was assigned ID# 128640.

The City of Corpus Christi (the "city") received a request as clarified for "any and all documents with regard to [the city's] annexation" of portions of San Patricio County. You state that, with the exception of one document, the city has made the requested information available to the requestor. The city asserts that this document is excepted from required public disclosure based on sections 552.106 and 552.111.

Section 552.111 of the Government Code excepts from required public disclosure:

An interagency or intraagency memorandum or letter that would not be available by law to a party in litigation with the agency.

This exception applies to a governmental body's internal communications consisting of advice, recommendations, or opinions reflecting the policymaking process of the governmental body at issue. See Open Records Decision No. 615 (1993). An agency's policymaking function, however, do not encompass internal administrative or personnel matters; disclosure of information relating to such matters will not inhibit free discussion among agency personnel as to policy issues. See id. at 5-6; see also Garland v. Dallas Morning News, No. 05-95-01350-CV (Tex. App.--Dallas May 13, 1998, n.w.h.). Section 552.111 does not except from disclosure purely factual information that is severable from the opinion portions of the information. See Open Records Decision No. 615 at 4-5 (1993).

We have reviewed the document at issue. Portions of the document are purely factual and therefore subject to public disclosure. However, other portions of the document consist of advice, recommendation and opinion reflecting the city's policymaking process that are excepted from public disclosure under section 552.111. We have marked the document accordingly.

The protection of section 552.106 also extends to a governmental body's deliberative process, but only in regard to the enactment of legislation. Like section 552.111, section 552.106 does not protect purely factual material. Open Records Decision Nos. 460 at 2 (1987). Consequently, section 552.106 does not protect the factual information that is not covered by section 552.111.

In summary, the city may withhold from required public disclosure portions of the document where we have marked based on section 552.111 of the Government Code. The city must release to the requestor the other portions of the document.

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5 Latest Fashion Trends to Follow this Festive Season

2016 has been all about exposing shoulders, putting on emboldened jhumkas, bringing back the Rajasthani retro with the silver and metal boho necklaces, chokers, kurta sets, tassles and a lot more fun. Not only have we seen a blend of colours to celebrate everything festive, the monochromes have outshined as well to bring in elegance, beauty and class.

Working your way to portray the most sizzling look this festive season? Look no further. We’ve got a perfect list of five fashion statements made at fashion runways that will add glamour to your wardrobe. These are must haves for the festive season lying forward.

1. Kurta Sets

Kurtas for women

Nothing speaks comfort and style like the Kurta sets floating all around the country with their contemporary appeal and ultra-modern look enthused by a zeal of fusion wear.

What is better than designer prints in contemporary looks? – The same in a way that oozes comfort. With the trend of kurta sets, beautiful kurtis are being paired with palazzos, skirts, sheraras and the likes. One of the set contains a print so vivid and beautiful that you get enticed by it. What’s more is that kurtis of all lengths work to look gorgeous paired with a blown palazzo or skirt. In this festive season, bring on a long kurti and pair it up with a shimmery flowing palazzo or skirt to enhance your look.

Related Read: 5 Most Wanted and Trendy Styles in Women Kurtis

2. Capes and Suit jackets

Suit jackets for women

Another fusion trend bound to come to the platform is the suit jackets paired with inner long kurtis, gowns or dresses. Most preferable are long suit jackets with a slit to part it from the middle for the inner beauty to shine through. Pair it, yet again, with a palazzo or a skirt to own that festive night.

3. Boho silver necklaces and earrings

Boho Necklaces have made a comeback from the traditional Rajasthani silverware jewellery, and they look nothing less than attractive paired with dazzling clothes for all occasions. Often, this type of jewellery has multiple layers, making it stretch long enough to cover the neckline perfectly. No more fretting over beaded clothes to make you shine through the crowd.

4. Tassels

There’s no doubt that tassels bring in the colour to your wardrobe that is necessary to zing up the festive appearance. Festivities are also about vibrancy and hues, and tassels are nothing short of producing the energy. They can be worn as earrings, over footwear, attaches to bags, or as strings to the outfits.

5. Jhumkas

Your love for jhumkas will be reignited after the beautiful range out now in the fashion trends. From regular wear to heavy festive wear, jhumkas are bringing out the glory in beautiful lehengas, ravishing saarees, and other ethnic wear. What’s more, they tempt despite of the absence of a necklace like delicate pieces showcasing charm.

Step out and look like the goddess you are with these brilliant fashion trends of the festive season!

Also Read : Top 10 Jewelry Trends to Follow

  1. Manavi

    October 11, 2016 at 9:31 am

    In love with Tassels these days. They are so cute and help brighten up any look instantly. The ones in the picture looks great. Are they yours, if so where can I get them?

  2. vidya

    October 10, 2016 at 12:12 pm

    Awesome suggestion. Love this ideas. Surely will try this.

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