Ingredients:

• Chicken – Skinless, boneless, and cut into cubed bite size
• Olive Oil
• Curry Powder
• Garlic
• Onion –
• Coconut Milk – 1 Can
• Tomatoes
• Salt
• Pepper
• Sugar
• Chicken Broth – Recommend using low sodium

Instructions

In a large skillet begin by heating olive oil. Add chicken and season with salt and pepper. Cook for about 5 minutes until the chicken is no longer pink.

Add the onion, garlic, curry powder, and stir for 2 minutes. Add the chicken broth, coconut milk, tomato past, tomatoes, and sugar. Stir until everything is brought to a boil and then cover with a lid. Reduce head and simmer for 15 to 20 minutes.

Serve with parsley or with steam jasmine rice.

at the dos prompt type net use /?

Examples of Net Use

Temporary Map Drive

the example above will connect to the folder My Folder located on a computer named server. the * will assign the highest available drive letter to the computer. the parameter /persistent: no will prevent the mapping of this drive every time a connection is made. To assign a drive letter check out the next example.

Permanent Map Drive

On April 3, 2017, around 10 PM my son and I were involved in a hit and run just a few blocks away from home.  I was not badly injured but I had the misfortune of seeing my son fly into the air as a car hit him from behind just to avoid going over the speed bumps.  http://bit.ly/2nHCp83 The case was assigned to detective John Moore (2255), now retired.  At the hospital, I spoke with him and provided what little details I could remember and was told the witness walking behind us provided additional information on the vehicle.   A few days past and I did not hear back from the detective so I inquired with the different businesses around the area and found out there was video evidence from a few locations that could help track the vehicle responsible for the accident.  After discovery videos with possible leads, I called the detective and left him a few voicemails.

After some failed attempts to reach detective Moore, I headed to the police headquarters to inquire about the case and see if the information I had provided was looked into.  At the headquarters, I was met by Sgt Marfin who informed me the detective had retired and there was no one handling the case.  I told him there was video evidence that needed to be recovered before it was lost.  Before leaving Sgt Marfin told me a new detective would be assigned to the case, detective T O’Connell (2102) would be taking over the case and I would hear back from him on the status of the case.

A few weeks past and I never heard back from detective O’Connell so I again made a stop to the police headquarters.  To my surprise, I was told there was no one looking into the case and it was in pending status.   Again I informed them there was evidence that could be lost if someone did not go out to the different businesses and recover it.  Unfortunately, that information never made it to whoever needed to investigate the case.

Since there was no one looking into the case I reached out to the police departments Internal Affairs and explained what was going on.  Internal Affairs could not look into my case since the original detective had retired and the case was in pending status.  The case was not been investigated and no one in the department had access to the retired detective’s voice mail.  There were no procedures on how to handle the case when a detective retired.

Before been elected Ana Sandoval, candidate for District 7, visited the site of the accident and assured me if elected she would fix the sidewalk and hoped the situation would not repeat itself.  After elected I reached out to Councilwoman Sandoval so that she could look into why the police department had not assigned a detective to the case and why there were no policies to prevent what was going on.  The councilwoman assured me many times she was looking into it and that her staff was making inquiries with the police on the case.  A year after the accident I inquired with the councilwoman and again was told they were still looking into the case along with her staff.  Joe Bravo, chief of staff for councilwoman Sandoval, assured me the case was been looked into and may be related to a problem at the police department dealing with mishandled investigations.   Later it came out on the news that SVU detective Kenneth Valdez was fired for allegedly mishandling more than 130 cases. 

In December 2017 I reached out to the city manager’s office in an attempt to get some answers on the case.  I received a reply from then-Deputy City Manager Erik Walsh who informed me Capt. Blanton or Lt. Salame would be reaching out to me.   I did meet with someone at the police headquarters to discuss the case and was shocked to learn there were no policies in the department to handle cases left open by a retiring detective.  What I was read was detective Moore’s last report stating there was no video evidence and shortly after the detective retired without even listening to the messages I had left him.   I was told if there were any messages left on his voicemail they would be wiped out by the IT department.   To make matters worse the department never assigned a detective to look into the case.  Sgt. Marfin and Detective O’Connell never made any notations stating there was video evidence that needed to be recovered before it was lost.   It was also explained to me the policy changes would need to come from the Chief of Police but the chances of that happening would be impossible.

In July 2018 I attended a community meeting in hopes of speaking to chief McManus regarding the case unfortunately he was unable to speak to me about it and instead referred me to one of his assistants.   After speaking to them they asked whom I had spoken to so I provided him a copy of the email listing all the staff at the police department I had discussed the case with.   To my surprise again I was told if I already spoke to them and never got an answer that should tell me something.  The matter is not one Chief McManus wants to discuss or feels like it’s worth discussing or resolving.

In August 2019 a news report regarding the mishandled SVU cases stated there was a lack of oversight and Chief McManus was going to implement better oversight to prevent such reoccurrence.  Councilwoman was quoted as saying “I’m glad to hear about the additional measures and the additional staff and the change in the reporting structure.  I think all of that is going to add some redundancy, and we can’t be too careful with these SVU reports”.   Since my son’s case was not SVU related I again was assured by the councilwoman’s office work was been done to look into my son’s case.

Since I was not hearing any updates on the case and the councilwoman’s office continued telling me they were looking into the case I was encouraged by a former staff member of the councilwoman’s office to request an open records request.  I was not sure why I had to go that direction so in September 2019 I requested an open records request W284484-092319.  I received the following “The City of San Antonio has reviewed its files and has determined there are no responsive documents to your request.”  How is it that after all this time the councilwoman’s office continued to tell me that her office was actively looking into what happed and it turns out both her office and the police department have no such inquiries into the case coming from her office.

Frustrated with everything I wanted to meet in person with the councilwoman so in March 2020 I attended a city council meeting in an attempt to discuss with councilwoman Sandoval what I had uncovered and get an explanation.  I spoke with both Erick De Luna, Constituent Service Representative for councilwoman Sandoval and Matteo Trevino, Communications Director for councilwoman Sandoval.   I brought up what I had found and asked to see if the councilwoman could explain, instead I was told she was very busy and was unavailable to speak.   Been unable to speak to the councilwoman I asked if she could please contact me regarding the open records saying she and her staff never attempted to look into my son’s case.   As of today, no attempt has been made by the councilwoman and Erick has been reminded that the councilwoman has not made any attempts to discuss what I found.  How can anyone trust her credibility or honesty?  I believed every word she told me along with her staff!  I feel my trust in her was misplaced and I needed an explanation as to why she and her office felt it was ok to continue dragging along with the hopes her office was looking into my son’s case.

Bottom line I know there will never be any justice for my son!  Attempts to get answers from the police department resulted in reading me the report the retired detective wrote without even hearing the fact there was additional evidence that needed to be recover.  What I’m looking for and have tried to get is changes in the police department.   I can’t believe there are no policies in place when a detective retires and he/she has open cases that need follow up.   As a citizen, I should not be hunting down evidence and begging our police department to please have someone follow up on a case no longer been investigated by a retired detective. As of today, no such policy exists and who knows how many victims of a crime are going without any justice.

With regards to my Councilwoman Sandoval, how can any trust her?  My trust was placed on someone I thought was better than the previous representative for our district.   Not only did I help her campaign the first time but also for her re-election with the guarantees her office was looking into my son’s case.  Well, that trust was misplaced and now I regret it.  Personally speaking, I lost all trust in her, and district 7 may be better served by someone with integrity.

How is it that special interest groups like BLM can have their voices heard by the councilwoman and immediately the Public Safety Committee makes recommendations for the city council to approve? Do residents in her district even matter? Are groups like BLM and TOP directing policy while residents in district 7 are left wondering who is in charge? With the stay at home order residents like myself are left wondering why is it that protestors have more rights to listen to by the councilwoman and we the residents of her district can’t have a call returned by her.

UPDATE

On Tue, Sep 8, 2020 at 1:42 PM, Erick De Luna (City Council)<Erick.DeLuna@sanantonio.gov> wrote:

Ruben, thank you for sharing your concerns and I apologize for the delay in response. I have shared your thoughts with Councilwoman Sandoval and we apologize for any perception of inactivity regarding policy changes with SAPD. We strive to address every issue and I personally worked with city staff to make your voice heard about the situation you had to endure.

I hope to continue working with you and your neighborhood and as always, I will try my best to address your needs.

Yours in service,

Erick De Luna | Constituent Service Representative | Councilwoman Ana Sa.ndoval, District 7
Direct: 210.556.6419 | Erick.Deluna@sanantonio.gov

As of today September 24,2020, no one from the councilwoman’s office has contacted me with an update. How long should anyine wait? 2 or 3 years? Maybe 5 years or when a mob of protectors show up at her residence or city chambers. It is very clear our councilwoman’s priorities are elsewhere and not with the citizens that elected her!.

Why I Oppose San Antonio’s Pre-K Plan As an Early Childhood Educator

I was born and raised in San Antonio and have always carried in my heart the sense that our unique history and culture has the makings of a city whose exceptional qualities will benefit many, even those far outside of our boundaries. In every sphere of society we see significant changes taking place, and as an educator of 40 years, I long to see changes in education that build on our strengths, on who we are and what we know is true. I believe that one of our strengths is our love of family and children.

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As of January 14, 2020, Microsoft will no longer provide security updates or support for PCs running Windows 7. This means that computers running on Windows 7 will be more vulnerable to security risks and viruses. To avoid these risks, Microsoft recommends upgrading to Windows 10.
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I. Connect to the device via console
Using software such as PuTTY, connect to the console of the switch. You’ll get the initial command prompt
Switch>
Type
enable
and hit enter. You’ll get into priviled EXEC mode
Switch#
Now, get into Global Configuration Mode:
Switch# configure terminal
Switch(config)#
II. Set up a hostname for the particular switch to distinguish it in the network
Switch(config)# hostname switch1
switch1(config)#
III. Configure an administration password (enable secret password)
switch1(config)# enable secret somestrongpass
** The password above will be used to enter into Privileged EXEC mode **

IV. Configure a password for Telnet and Console access
switch1(config)# line vty 0 15
switch1(config-line)# password strongtelnetpass
switch1(config-line)# login
switch1(config-line)# exit
switch1(config)#
switch1(config)# line console 0
switch1(config-line)# password strongconsolepass
switch1(config-line)# login
switch1(config-line)# exit
switch1(config)#

V. Define which IP addresses are allowed to access the switch via Telnet

switch1(config)# ip access-list standard TELNET-ACCESS
switch1(config-std-nacl)# permit 10.1.1.100
switch1(config-std-nacl)# permit 10.1.1.101
switch1(config-std-nacl)# exit

** Apply the access list to Telnet VTY Lines **
switch1(config)# line vty 0 15
switch1(config-line)# access-class TELNET-ACCESS in
switch1(config-line)# exit
switch1(config)#

VI Assign IP address to the switch for management
** Management IP is assigned to VLAN 1 by default **
switch1(config)# interface vlan 1
switch1(config-if)# ip address 10.1.1.200 255.255.255.0
switch1(config-if)# exit
switch1(config)#

VII Assign default gateway to the switch

switch1(config)# ip default-gateway 10.1.1.254

VIII: Disable unneeded ports on the switch

** Assume that we have a 48-port switch and we don’t need ports 25 to 48 **
switch1(config)# interface range fe 0/25-48
switch1(config-if-range)# shutdown
switch1(config-if-range)# exit
switch1(config)#

IX Configure Layer2 VLANs and assign ports to the them

switch1(config)# vlan 2
switch1(config-vlan)# name VLAN2NAME
switch1(config-vlan)# exit

switch1(config)# vlan 3
switch1(config-vlan)# name VLAN3NAME
switch1(config-vlan)# exit

** Ports 1-2 are assigned to VLAN2 and ports 3-4 to VLAN3

switch1(config)# interface range fe 0/1-2
switch1(config-if-range)# switchport mode access
switch1(config-if-range)# switchport access vlan 2
switch1(config-if-range)# exit
switch1(config)# interface range fe 0/3-4
switch1(config-if-range)# switchport mode access
switch1(config-if-range)# switchport access vlan 3
switch1(config-if-range)# exit

X: Save the configuration

switch1(config)# exit
switch1# wr

3. Save the file as a PowerShell Script file.

4. Open Windows PowerShell

5. Run your script file

6. Enter your Office 365 admin credentials and click ok

Access Rights Roles

Author

CreateItems, DeleteOwnedItems, EditOwnedItems, FolderVisible, ReadItems

Contributor

CreateItems, FolderVisible

Editor

CreateItems, DeleteAllItems, DeleteOwnedItems, EditAllItems, EditOwnedItems, FolderVisible, ReadItems

None

FolderVisible

NonEditingAuthor

CreateItems, FolderVisible, ReadItems

Owner

CreateItems, CreateSubfolders, DeleteAllItems, DeleteOwnedItems, EditAllItems, EditOwnedItems, FolderContact, FolderOwner, FolderVisible, ReadItems

PublishingEditor

CreateItems, CreateSubfolders, DeleteAllItems, DeleteOwnedItems, EditAllItems, EditOwnedItems, FolderVisible, ReadItems

PublishingAuthor

CreateItems, CreateSubfolders, DeleteOwnedItems, EditOwnedItems, FolderVisible, ReadItems

Reviewer

FolderVisible, ReadItems

The following roles apply specifically to calendar folders:

AvailabilityOnly

View only availability data

LimitedDetails

View availability data with subject and location

Access Rights Permissions

CreateItems

The user can create items in the specified folder.

CreateSubfolders

The user can create subfolders in the specified folder.

DeleteAllItems

The user can delete all items in the specified folder.

DeleteOwnedItems

The user can only delete items that they created from the specified folder.

EditAllItems

The user can edit all items in the specified folder.

EditOwnedItems

The user can only edit items that they created in the specified folder.

FolderContact

The user is the contact for the specified public folder.

FolderOwner

The user is the owner of the specified folder. The user can view the folder, move the move the folder, and create subfolders. The user can’t read items, edit items, delete items, or create items.

FolderVisible

The user can view the specified folder, but can’t read or edit items within the specified public folder.

ReadItems

The user can read items within the specified folder.

Related Links:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/exchange/mailboxes/Set-MailboxFolderPermission?redirectedfrom=MSDN&view=exchange-ps

Probably the most frequently used function in Excel (or any other spreadsheet program), =SUM does just that: It sums a column, row, or range of numbers—but it doesn’t just sum. It also subtracts, multiplies, divides, and uses any of the comparison operators to return a result of 1 (true) or 0 (false).

You can also get the same results just using the plus (+) sign in place of the function SUM. For example, both of these formulas produce the same answer: =SUM(J7*9) and =+(J7*9). In the spreadsheet graphic below, notice that cells E3 through E8 use the SUM function, while cells E9 through E9 through E14 use the plus (+) sign and the results are the same.

You can enter the SUM function (or + sign) manually or select it from the Ribbon menu under Formulas > Math & Trig (button), then choose from the drop-down list; or choose (from the Ribbon menu) Formulas > Insert Function, then scroll down the list and select it from there.

If you just want to add a single column of numbers, position your cursor in the cell at the bottom of that column, click the AutoSum button > SUM, and press Enter. Excel frames the column of numbers in green borders and displays the formula in the current cell.

The problem comes when the range of numbers you need to calculate gets complicated with multiple calculation operators over multiple cellsFor example: =SUM(H1+I1*J1-M1*J1. Remember your high school math? If the numbers inside the formula are not grouped properly, the answer will be wrong. Notice the screenshot below (figure 2).

Enter the following column headers in H2 through P2 (use Alt+ Enter to stack headers in a single cell): Daily Earnings, Plus Bonuses, Times Days Worked, Gross Pay, (formula), Minus Meals at $9.00 per day, Total Monthly Earnings, Formula, and Comment.

NOTE: The formula columns are FYI only and provide no intrinsic value to the spreadsheet. They just “display” the formula for your benefit (so you can see the syntax of each formula used).

For this exercise, you can enter the same values in H3:11, I3:11, and J3:11, with or without the blank rows in between (again, added for easier viewing). Complete as follows: $86.00, $20.00, 22.0 workdays, and the rest are formulas. Note that as we build each formula, we are combining the steps, eventually, into a single formula.

We start out with three separate formulas. The first is to add the Daily earnings, plus Bonuses, multiplied by the number of days worked in a month, which equals Gross Pay: =SUM(H3+I3*J3) in cell K3. Notice that the answer is $526.00. That just doesn’t look right.

Use your calculator to check the formulas to ensure they’re correct BEFORE you copy them to the rest of the cells in the column.

The formula in K3 is wrong. It requires grouping the numbers according to the order of calculation using commas or parentheses.

Note the corrected formula in cell K4: =SUM(H4+I4)*J4. Check your numbers again (with your calculator) and note that this formula is correct. The correct answer is $2,332.00.

5. The second formula (in M4) is =SUM(J4*9) multiplies the workdays (22) times $9.00, the cost of meals per day. The correct answer is $198.00.

6. The third formula (in N4) calculates the monthly earnings minus the meals: =SUM(K4-M4); answer is $2,134.00.

7. In the next group (H6:N8), the formulas in M6:M8 remain the same: =SUM(J7*9), etc.—again that’s the number of workdays times the cost of meals. But the formulas in column K are eliminated and then combined with the formulas in column M: =SUM(H7+I7)*J7-M7. Note that the syntax (the structure or layout of the formula) is correct in cells N7 and N8, but incorrect in N6.

8. The next group (H10:H11) combines the formulas in column M with the formulas in column N: =SUM(H11+I11)*J11-(M11*J11)—note that the formula in N10 is incorrect. By combining these formulas into one, you can eliminate columns K and L.

9. Also, instead of “hardcoding” the price of the meals (as shown in M3:M4 and M6:M8), you can now change the price of the meals in column M (M10:M11) when inflation dictates an increase instead of changing the formula.

If this service is affecting your computer performance, It’s recommend you turn it off.

Option 1: Disable Superfetch using the Services snap-in

Go to a command prompt and type “services.msc” in the dialog and click OK. This will open Services window.

Double Click Superfetch. Select Disabled from the Startup type drop-down menu, then click the Stop button. After that, click OK.

Option 2: Disable Superfetch using Command Prompt

Open a command prompt and run as Administrator

At Command Prompt, type “net.exe stop superfetch” and press Enter on your keyboard.

Type “sc config sysmain start=disabled” and press Enter.

Open Powershell

Open Windows PowerShell and run the following two cmdlets

PS > $AllBuilds = $(gci “HKLM:\System\Setup” | ? {$_.Name -match “\Source\s”}) | % { $_ | Select @{n=”UpdateTime”;e={if ($_.Name -match “Updated\son\s(\d{1,2}\/\d{1,2}\/\d{4}\s\d{2}:\d{2}:\d{2}))$”) {[dateTime]::Parse($Matches[1],([Globalization.CultureInfo]::CreateSpecificCulture(‘en-US’)))}}}, @{n=”ReleaseID”;e={$_.GetValue(“ReleaseID”)}},@{n=”Branch”;e={$_.GetValue(“BuildBranch”)}},@{n=”Build”;e={$_.GetValue(“CurrentBuild”)}},@{n=”ProductName”;e={$_.GetValue(“ProductName”)}},@{n=”InstallTime”;e={[datetime]::FromFileTime($_.GetValue(“InstallTime”))}} };

PS > $AllBuilds | Sort UpdateTime | ft UpdateTime, ReleaseID, Branch, Build, ProductName

The first command pulls the OS info and saves it to $AllBuilds adn the second command sorts the information.