So, I had a game against monolithix's Imperial Guard. It was a complete shooting bloodbath with the only declared charge being my Tau trying, and failing, to charge some guardsmen...
I am a big believer in supplements to make you faster, bigger, stronger, better! Currently I'm taking a break from the supps (cycling is supposedly recommended ;)), but I still take Maximuscle Cyclone before and after training. I have started taking Isatori H-Blocker & PWR before working out and Isatori 3-XL after weight training now.
I haven't used those three products in a while, so I am looking very much forwards to seeing if there will be any noticeable differences. I first used these products a few years ago, 2009 I think, and I did notice a considerable change in musclemass, so I am looking forwards to seeing how things go.
Interestingly, I've been using it Monday-Wednesday, and my workouts have been totally immense. To the point where yesterday, I felt like I was sore all over from stiff muscles and DOMS. I went towards the gym, but felt too tired and sore to go, and I had a fair bit of stuff to do before heading off to Berlin tonight. the interesting thing here is that I did take the above supplements before leaving work, and by the time I got home, all muscle soreness was gone. Very interesting. It did return later, but it appears that either H-Blocker, PWR or the combination of them removes DOMS for a period... I shall have to investigate further.
MISSION STATUS: Having fought a variety of enemies of the Greater Good, this Kavaal Cadre has been chosen to spearhead new colonisation efforts. Three Aun and a number of Por are accompanying them in case negotiations are required. Significant reinforcements are en route, and once the cadre has been resupplied and reinforced it will set course for new worlds. Despite being from N'Dras, commander Shadow of Dawn has earned a reputation that has led him to be supplied with a number of experimental battle suits and other equipment that is normally reserved for other commanders. As such, he will be trialling XV-8x variants, the battle suits of commanders R'Alai & R'myr, as well as field trialling extensive use of XV-9 variants.
As I am looking at getting a new machine, I will also be needing more monitors.
So, do I get one 30" monitor (Possibly with two 24" in portrait mode at the sides, or do I get 3 or four widescreens in portrait mode with another two in landscape mode along the top...
Sometimes you gotta ask yourself what takes longer: A) Compiling a list of Windows updates required, getting stakeholders to agree which updates can be installed, downloading and installing 50ish Windows updates & dealing with any issues. Or B) Just hitting the 'download' and 'install all' buttons and then fix any issues...
And of course, WSUS and the Windows Update site doesn't agree on how many updates are needed...
Today I have one user who get the above NDR error when sending to all addresses, internal or external. She is using Outlook 2010 on Windows 7 Enterprise.
The body of the error in the NDR is this:
You can't send a message on behalf of this user unless you have permission to do so. Please make sure you're sending on behalf of the correct sender, or request the necessary permission. If the problem continues, please contact your helpdesk.
[Error: Irreparable invalid markup ('<client's>') in entry. Owner must fix manually. Raw contents below.]
Continuing the struggle...
Today I have one user who get the above NDR error when sending to all addresses, internal or external. She is using Outlook 2010 on Windows 7 Enterprise.
<i>The body of the error in the NDR is this:
<recipient address> You can't send a message on behalf of this user unless you have permission to do so. Please make sure you're sending on behalf of the correct sender, or request the necessary permission. If the problem continues, please contact your helpdesk.
She admits that she was doing "something" this morning, but she isn't sure what (quelle surprise)...
She can log onto another machine and use Outlook fine, and OWA works fine as well, so it must be a local setting.
I have deleted her MAPI profile and deleted C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook, but without joy. I removed her local profile (They don't user roaming profiles), and still the same issue. I have repaired outlook, but no joy either.
This makes me think that she has somehow made a global change in outlook, but I can't figure out what it could be.
So far I have spent nearly 4 hours on this. It would have been faster to rebuild her machine. /sigh /wrists
