This months chart offers a few new tracks, including the newest from Deadmau5, Blake Baxter and a track from our own Danish jock Tim Andresen, who also happens to run the What Happens! event line around the country. I think it will be moving on up the list!

1. Jelo, Deadmau5 – The Reward Is Cheese (Original)
2. Blake Baxter, Marc Romboy – Underground Thang (Version 2)
3. Ale Avila – Artefact (Alternate Mix)
4. James Harcourt, Udaye Rana – Schadenfreude (Original)
5. Monika Kruse, Gregor Thresher – Panchakarma (Original)
6. Marc Romboy, Stephan Bodzin – Callisto (Original)
7. Soul Migrantz – Calling Chicago (Dirty Phonebooth Mix)
8. Gabriel Aananda – Doppelwhipper (Live) (Original Mix)
9. Mason – Quarter (Original)
10. Tim Andresen – La Musica (Bastards of Funk Sicka Remix)

Be there!

DJ Tiesto rocked! More to come. This is by the way my first post directly from my Nokia N95, woo!

Pictures and videos from the awesome party are available here in the original video format (.mp4 and .jpg). Taken with a Nokia N95. While Im on the subject, I have a few things to add about this little event. The place where the concert was held couldnt have been any worse, I think. One this is that the entry gate as printed on the ticket, was to no use as people didnt respect that. Later, the stewards opened the gates for everybody. Another thing was all those badly tempered druggies, who one shouldnt even look at, before they would start to squeeze your neck ( I nearly tried it)!

Thirdly..the bar crew! Seriously people, 1½ hour of waiting for a coke (the drink!) and a hotdog? And yes, I did try to keep up with all the pushers (people pushing me, not druggies..at least I think!). And when I finally got to the friggin bardesk, they didnt accept coins. Allright, so I paid my dues and began to wait for my order to arrive… yet another 15 minutes spent waiting for the lemmings to bring me my dog. This dude comes up to me and wants to serve me 5 smirnoff ice, instead of actually reading my order. Well done. I wonder how and WHERE they found those “crew”-people!

Well, ’nuff said…here are the pictures. Feel free to comment on the experience if you were there!

Take a good look at this stack trace found in the event log of an Exhange 2007 server:

Service MSExchangeMailSubmission.  Unable to process anything for over 30 minutes.  Diagnostic info: Governor: Governor for DatabaseManagerEvent, Last run time: 17-10-2007 14:12:10, Next retry interval: 00:05:00.  Current exception: Microsoft.Exchange.Assistants.TransientServerException
at Microsoft.Exchange.Assistants.Util.CatchMeIfYouCan(CatchMe function)
at Microsoft.Exchange.Assistants.Base.CatchMeIfYouCan(CatchMe function)
at Microsoft.Exchange.Assistants.EventDispatcherPrivate.DangerousProcessItem(EmergencyKit kit, InterestingEvent interestingEvent)

For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.

Three things strike me:

1. CatchMeIfYouCan() ?
2. EmergencyKit object?
3. InterestingEvent object?

A bit weird if you ask me.. by the way, its presented as an event log entry with an ID of 9039, and a source of “MSExchange Assistants”. No apparent reason found. I am fiddling with the certificates installed though, perhaps that might have caused this weirdo to surface…

….be there

If you have the following items:

1. Money enough to buy the Picotech TH-03 digital thermometer
2. The need to monitor temperatures at one to four different places
3. a linux machine with a serial port (and Nagios installed)

Then take a look at http://www.akhphd.au.dk/~bertho/th03/ where you can find information on how to use all these things alltogether

Whoever developed bane.dk must have some pretty good reasons for their decisions. Take this example:

Notice the remark in the first line. Whats that supposed to mean?

I also had a screenshot from bane.dk showing a train from “Aalborg” to “Fredericia” via “Odense”… if you know your geography, give that a little thought….

… be there

I feel like pasting 09f911029d74e35bd84156c5635688c0 here.