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Recent ramblings
- Electric Storm Knocks Out e-Tron Charger
- Walking the Gettysburg Battlefield
- Driving to the South of France with an Audi e-tron
- Visiting Skellig Michael
- The BitCoin Sex Trap Email Extortion Scam
- Update Log for Office 365 for IT Pros (2019 Edition)
- Office 365 for IT Pros (2019 Edition) is Now Available
- Office 365 for IT Pros, 5th Edition (2019)
Top Posts
- The dirty little secret about migration to modern public folders
- Clearing out mailbox move requests
- Fixing a "FailedAndSuspended" content index for an Exchange 2013 database
- Creating a new address list for Exchange Online (Office 365)
- Managing Exchange ActiveSync device partnerships (in a world where we all use too many devices)
- Exchange 2013: Stuck messages in OWA's Drafts folder and DNS
- Exchange 2013 Alerts
- Date range exports with New-MailboxExportRequest
- Removing mailbox export and import requests
- Tweaking the Mailbox Replication Service configuration file
Category Archives: Travel
Visiting Omaha Beach and some Wi-Fi woes
Those of you who know me will realize that I am a bit of a history buff, so it should come as no surprise that the last night on a recent trip to France found us in Vierville-sur-Mer en route … Continue reading
Tasmanian devils and a close test match
After the Rebels game in Melbourne we took the chance to escape from the Lions tour and headed down to Hobart for a couple of days before returning for the second test. Staying six nights in Melbourne, especially in a … Continue reading
Posted in Rugby, Travel
Tagged Brian O'Driscoll, Lions Tour 2013, Port Arthur, Tasmanian Devils, Tommy Bowe
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A stop in Sainte-Marie-du-Mont
On the 69th anniversary of D-Day, I guess it’s appropriate to post about an enjoyable interlude we had this week en route to Cherbourg to catch the Irish Ferries boat back to Ireland. As usual, we had some time to … Continue reading
Enjoying a vineyard visit in Blaye
Sometimes serendipity takes hold and brings you to enjoyable experiences. So it was last week in Blaye, close to Bordeaux and center of one of the wine-growing regions that cluster around that city. After enjoying a rather good bottle of … Continue reading
Citer – good service for a change from a car hire company
Car hire companies, especially those who operate at airports, are often criticized for poor service and some pretty tacky habits, such as their desire to charge renters for a full tank of fuel when the rental commences even when the … Continue reading
Three short days in Iceland
I might just be the world’s worst tourist, especially when arrangements are made for me. But a pretty bleak choice exists if you live in Ireland and want to visit Iceland, namely, to sign up for an IcelandAir tour package … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged Iceland, Icelandair, Krýsuvík, Natura Hotel, Reykjanes, Reykjavík, Thingvellir
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Ferry to St-Tropez; the easiest way to get there during the summer months
If you holiday on the French Riviera during the summer, you’ll know that the road from Ste-Maxime to St-Tropez can be one of life’s miseries as traffic moves at the pace of a diffident snail en route home from a … Continue reading
Roscoff: a good ferry port option even for those driving to the Riviera
Traditionally I have used the Normandy ports when taking a ferry from Ireland to France. The original destination in the 1970s, first served from Rosslare by the rickety old St. Patrick, was Le Harve. Later Irish Ferries, the successor to … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged Cherbourg, Ferry Ireland France, Irish Ferries, Oscar Wilde Ferry, Roscoff
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On the road again… to San Diego
This week I traveled from Dublin to San Diego to attend “The Experts Conference” (TEC). The conference organizers took care of tickets and I was routed via JFK on Delta rather than my normal choice (probably Aer Lingus to Chicago and onwards … Continue reading
Posted in Technology, Travel
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