Here’s an excellent video from the master of Link Building – Jim Boykin (@jimboykin), filmed at SES London 2010.
Jim gives an excellent overview of the risks of buying links for SEO and gives some examples of how to use great content to target worthwhile links.
Link Building – Methods and Risks with Jim Boykin @ SES London 2010 from SEOgroup on Vimeo.
Here’s links to two of the tools mentioned in the video:
Just found a hyper-v server running at 100% on all 8 cores. Task manager showed that monitoringhost.exe was the culprit.
Monitoringhost.exe is an agent of System Center Operations Manager 2007 and is used to report back the status of a server. Stopping and Restarting the OpsMgrHealth Service cleared the problem. A little more digging found that this is a known problem and there is a patch available from Microsoft to fix this:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;954903
This is a really annoying problem and appears to be fairly common to Sony SZ model laptops.
The mouse touchpad can randomly reverse it’s direction, so when you slide your finger left, the pointer goes right. The same is true of the vertical – slide up and the pointer goes down! Very frustrating!
Researching this it appears there are several possible causes, some due to faulty drivers and some due to faulty hardware. Here are some pointers (pardon the pun!) to help fix the problem:
1) Restart the process apoint.exe
2) Disable Wheel Detection
If the above doesn’t help, you’ve probably got a hardware problem. If you’re feeling brave, there’s a good walkthrough of how to fix the problem here.
Another good site about the problem can be found here.
