Musician Fraser Fifield will also perform on the night. Pibroch is also supported by critically-acclaimed piper, saxophonist and low whistle musician Fraser Fifield, alongside a team of north-east theatre professionals including film and visual artist Graeme Roger and lighting designer and production manager Simon Gane. The performance, which is co-directed by former artistic director at the Royal Lyceum in Edinburgh Mark Thomson, is funded through Creative Scotland and The National Lottery Fund. It will be followed by an open discussion. John is being supported in this production by Open Road, a north-east company dedicated to developing and mentoring creative talent in the region.
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Tickets for Pibroch – taking place on Saturday January 15 at 7.30pm at Glenbuchat Hall and Bothy in Strathdon – are currently on sale and can be purchased here.First stage in leaving Apple Mac and going back to Windows…Īfter an 18 month love/hate relationship with my Macbook Pro, I have decided its time to say goodbye to Apple and go back to my roots in Windows (10).
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My problem now is that I need to transfer some big heavy virtual machines that I have in Parallels to Virtual Box on Windows/Linux, so how to? … after a bit of digging, and patching a bit from various posts, here’s how to get the job done, with gratuitous screenshots to guide you through the same process… Step 1 – Backup !!! I have a brand spanking new Dell XPS (which has its own minor issues), and a completely over the top new desktop machine. VMFusion took 2 hours to do the VM for me!!!! 'nough said.I cannot stress the importance of this enough – I’ve bitten myself more than once with this in the past – don’t leave things to chance – unless you are willing and able to lose data, back-it-up … its IT – stuff happens … prepare :) #PARALLELS TRANSPORT HOW TO# I mentioned parallels and they sales guy shuddered and shook his head, and recommended VMFusion.īy the way.
Really, you knew enough to call me, and you have the crash report. They support group has my crash report, and wants me to create a problem report. Then I get a call from support after reporting a crash. I keep responding the issue is not fixed. (paraphrased) WE haven't heard from you so we're assuming the problem is fixed and were closing the ticket. 6 weeks to fix a problem, really? And worst I keep getting these automated responses. Whats got me so hopping mad is that they won't acknowledge there's an issue (even though they have here), won't indicate when it will be fixed. Stopped it after 5 days, same thing, the migration was still going, but at a rate that i could not expect it to finish before the start of 2016. I restarted a new migration, using the same settings, but to external media. Comparing directory where the migration was pointed to, still showed the migration working, but at 1/2 gb per hour. I finally stopped the migration after 4 days waiting, and 24 hours with no updates in the UI for time remaining. He says "It 's your system, but it will be fine now." And he disappears. I spent an hour on the phone, the support person set my system so it should work. After struggling with this product for a couple of days (reference post above) I set up a meeting with support.
I've never been so ticked off with a product and their support as I am now.
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