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Guadalajara periférico or ring road, take highway 15 (Nogales and Tepic) 25 kilometers to highway 70, which heads southwest towards Ameca. This is only accessible from the libre, so don’t get on the cuota (toll road). Go about 17 kilometers until you come to the big sugar refinery on the road at the Tala turnoff. Continuing towards Ameca about 1.5 km, turn right onto the road heading for Teuchitlán and Ahualulco. From this turnoff, it’s 27 kilometers to Ahualulco. Just past the town, turn left onto the scenic highway to Ameca.Drive 13 kilometers to the hikers’ parking spot at 13 Q 600865 2283421 (GPS UTM coordinates with WGS84 datum) and climb the stairs. If you have a bicycle or a horse, drive another kilometer south to the second parking area and start up the wide “trail” which ends at the amphitheater.Walk another 400 meters north to find the stone balls scattered round about 13 Q 598199 2284120. The biggest stone ball, according to the UDG, is right in this area at 13 Q 598163 2284135 (if they were using WGS84 as a datum, which is not mentioned).The drive from Guadalajara to the parking area takes about an hour and the hike about an hour and a half (if you do nothing but walk). Bring along plenty of water.Published or Updated on: June 19, 2009 by John Pint © 2009

Three examples to note with the Stop-VM cmdlet covering the range of virtual machine shutdown scenarios.Stop-VM -Name TestVM – When using the Stop-VM cmdlet with the name of the VMStop-VM -Name VM1 -Force – Using the Force parameter invokes the five minute grace period to allow the operating system to save application data before shutdown gracefully. After the five minutes have elapsed, the VM is forcefully shutdown.Stop-VM -Name TestVM -TurnOff – This performs an ungraceful shutdown of the virtual machine similar to pulling the “power cable.”Stop-VM and message regarding Integration Services Integration services installed in Windows 10NAMEStop-VMSYNOPSISShuts down, turns off, or saves a virtual machine.SYNTAXStop-VM [-Name] [-AsJob] [-CimSession ] [-ComputerName ][-Confirm] [-Credential ] [-Force] [-Passthru] [-Save] [-TurnOff] [-WhatIf][]Stop-VM [-VM] [-AsJob] [-Confirm] [-Force] [-Passthru] [-Save] [-TurnOff] [-WhatIf] []DESCRIPTIONThe Stop-VM cmdlet shuts down, turns off, or saves a virtual machine.7. Checkpoint-VMOne of the Hyper-V virtual machine features that has provided a paradigm shift in IT administrators’ capabilities is the Checkpoint mechanism. What is a checkpoint? In the early days of Hyper-V before Windows Server 2012 R2, checkpoints were called snapshots. Microsoft transitioned from the term snapshots to using the term checkpoints at that time. You can think of a Hyper-V checkpoint as a “picture” of the operating system and data at a particular point in time. Checkpoints allow creating an ad-hoc point in time “snapshot” of a server used for quick, short-term rollbacks. A prevalent use case for Checkpoints is for creating a rollback before installing software, driver updates, Windows Updates, or any other change made to the server that may introduce issues.Microsoft Hyper-V has two types of checkpoints available for creation. These include the standard and production checkpoint. What is the difference?Standard – Standard checkpoints capture data, memory state, and hardware configuration settings for the Hyper-V virtual machine. Microsoft recommends this checkpoint type for test and development scenarios that need recreating. This type of checkpoint restores the server exactly when the checkpoint was created, including the memory state.Production – Production checkpoints are images of the production server. Microsoft supports these types of checkpoints for production use as they use VSS backup technology inside the guest to create the checkpoint and not the saved state method used in the standard checkpoint.Examples of the CheckPoint-VM cmdlet:Checkpoint-VM -Name TestVM -SnapshotName BeforeUpdatesGet-VM Test-VM Hyper1 | Checkpoint-VMCreating a Checkpoint on a Hyper-V VM named TestVM3The output of the Get-Help Checkpoint-VM cmdlet:NAMECheckpoint-VMSYNOPSISCreates a checkpoint of a virtual

Everyone there.That night, Sharon and Rose pull into Braham's Gas Station, which is within spitting distance of Silent Hill. As she gets out, Rose notices Sharon's pictures and sees that they've been changed to show people burning in various buildings, like a church or a school. Sharon wakes up and Rose asks her about them, but Sharon starts crying and swears she didn't do them, which a nearby female police officer takes notice of. Rose placates Sharon by saying she can ride up front with her, and then goes inside to pay. The cop comes over and tries to talk to Sharon, but Sharon just rolls up the window and ignores her, saying she never talks to strangers. The cop just smiles and says, "Good girl." Inside, Rose tries to get directions to Silent Hill but is told that the road is closed and her credit card has been declined. She pays cash and then calls Chris. He tells her what he found out, but she just asks him to trust her. Rose heads back to the car, and the cop tries to talk with her, but Rose waves her off and drives away... but not before the cop gets her license plate number.A little while later, we see Rose and Sharon approaching the Silent Hill turnoff when they get pulled over by the cop from before. She approaches the vehicle just as Rose notices a sign indicating the turnoff is right ahead. She tells Sharon to buckle her seatbelt and speeds off. The cop gets on her motorbike and gives chase. Sharon crashes through a padlocked gate and crosses an old bridge, managing to lose the cop at some point. She keeps heading forward at seventy and rounds a curve just as we see someone step into the road.

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