Report: LeBron James, Warner Bros. working on “Space Jam 2”

Broadcasting veteran Dick Ebersol‘s sons have come on board to develop the sequel to 1996 animated/live-action hit Space Jam as a starring vehicle for James, the Miami Heat star who broke his nose during last night’s game against the Oklahoma City when the Thunder’sSerge Ibaka got him in the face after a dunk.

Another Space Jam film? Why not? The first film, which broke ground for Warner Bros and starred then-Chicago Bulls star Michael Jordan and a slew of other top NBA players, ended up grossing $230M worldwide for the studio and even launched a kids TV series.

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Amazing Buzzer beater - MUST SEE 3 Point shot - Marvey'o Otey drills amazing shot

at 9:55 AM Thursday, December 12, 2013 |

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Emirates Boeing 777 plane attempting to land at the Birmingham in UK

at 2:54 PM Friday, December 6, 2013 |

Plane trying to land at Birmingham Airport in the winds

An Emirates Boeing 777 plane attempting to land at the Birmingham airport in the U.K. on Thursday was tilted sideways as it tried to land during strong wind gusts. The passengers on the plane headed to Dubai watched the drama unfold on television monitors located on the back of their seats, the Mirror reports. The plane attempted to land twice before successfully grounding at Gatwick airport.

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Exchange Management with AD Users when using RSAT for Windows 7

at 9:14 AM Wednesday, December 4, 2013 |

Exchange Management with AD Users when using RSAT for Windows 7

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One of the little things with the have annoyed me since I’ve started using the RSAT tools in Windows is the fact that there is no easy way to manage Exchange. Sure I can install the Exchange Management Pack and use that, but like most admin’s AD Users and Computers is open just about all the time.

First thing you will want to do is go and download the Exchange System Manager for Windows Vista (located here). Once downloaded, extract the .exe file so that you have an ESMVISTA.MSI file. Now that’s extracted, open up a command prompt window and move to the location that ESMVISTA lives. Type in the following:

ESMVISTA.MSI /Q

With that command line the message is surpressed and the installation continues without any issues under Windows 7. This will only work for Windows 7 32-Bit and I have not found a way to get it working with 64-bit.

After a few minutes you will be able to open up AD Users and computers, right click and you will have the extra Exchange Tabs (pictured right), making Administration a little easier.