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Hi, In the age of having a base install vm and cloning and adjusting whenever a new virtual server is needed, it's also nice to keep the installation media handy, and up to date.What tools do folks use to slipstream updates to ISOs for Windows 2012?NTLite doesn't work with 2012, and DISM (even when used with a GUI) is a PITA. Any help will be apprecited. I didn't find the right solution from the Internet. References: https://arstechnica.com/civis/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=1266565 Collaboration Solution Video Thank you.

Hi, So I signed up for a trial on Netflix streaming to see what the big deal was. I just bought a 55" LG HDTV that has a Netflix app, and I also watch some stuff on my PC. Movies look nice, and Top Gear UK looks fucking beautiful. I always download the 720p rips on the torrents when a new show comes out, but watching it on a 55" at 1080p looked fantastic. However Im having issues with one of my favorite shows: No Reservations with Anthony Bourdain. There is this awful pulsing motion blur, especially when the camera pans in any direction. Its hard to explain, but its really really distracting. This happens on my HDTV as well as my desktop and laptop, so its not isolated to any device. Its the only show I've come across that does this. For anyone with a Netflix sub, can you check out an HD episode of No Reservations and look if you see the things Im seeing in regards to the motion blurring? A good episode to start with is the 13x01 - Caribbean Island Hopping. The image quality itself is good, its when the camera starts moving around a lot. I dont think my internet connection has anything to do with it. I've got 12/1 cable, my desktop PC is wired direct to the router, and my new TV has a Wifi USB adapter. Other shows dont seem to have this issue. Law and Order SVU, Sons of Anarchy etc, all look great. Please help. I didn't find the right solution from the Internet. References https://arstechnica.com/civis/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=1155276 Business analytics video Thanks

yeah, I know it was National Pet Day on Wednesday, April 11. So I'm a day late, your dog or cat won't care. The purpose of this blog post is to make sure your beloved pets are not missing any of their favorite TV shows. You would think that the obvious TV show that all cats and dogs dig is 'Animal Planet.' Then you would be dead wrong. Watch this video. Dog goes crazy watching animal planet Not only is there a channel dedicated to your dog, but it's also geared to dogs that may have issues. It's simply called,Dogtv. It's a vet recommended channel for your dog which helps to treat doggie loneliness, anxiety, and depression. According to an article in the conversation Research has concluded that domestic dogs have a preference towards watching other canines. They seem to like the sounds of barking and whining and the sound of people giving dog-friendly commands. Does your best friend enjoy dog cartoon showsmHere's a handful of shows your doggie may love. For More You Can Check: Promotional Advertising Campaigns