I have trouble with my "temporary" profile. Every time I log on, I get signed in with a "temporary" profile, where I lose my background setting, and I am missing most of my apps on the Start button, such as the Netflix app, Wordament, and pretty much, most of my apps. I get stuck with a blue background setting, instead of the background profile that I have created, and I always have to log on to Google, YouTube, Facebook, or any other website that I visit each time I visit them, instead of automatically having the computer save my passwords for me so that I don't have to continually log in. I feel that it is a hassle, and I would like to have my old background profile back. I clicked under Settings, and it says that I am logged on with a "temporary" profile, and roaming options are currently unavailable. In other words, I would like to sync my settings---I want to change my profile back to the way it normally was, where I had all of my apps. Please help. Thanks.
Q: Windows 7 Enterprise - User logs in with temporary profile - 3 different machines/no roaming profile?
always logout but the machines are restarted once a week at least. Occasionally we may delete profiles on the machines but this is a remote site so we seldom do. Users primarily use remote apps. served up either by Citrix or web interface.
A:Windows 7 Enterprise - User logs in with temporary profile - 3 different machines/no roaming profile?
second user getting the profile issue. I renamed that one and when the other user logged in, he got his profile.
been in IT, I've never had MS resolve one issue for me. Not worth paying for. Oh well, thanks for your suggestions. If I have time to devote to this and figure anything else out, I will post the answer.
Q: Solved: User profile dissasociated from account/logging onto temporary profile?
Yesterday, I shut down my computer. A few hours later when trying to log back in, I get logged onto a blank profile, which I assume is a temporary profile.
This has happened before, but usually a few restarts fixed the problem, however, that doesn't seem to be working now.
My question is, is there a way to reassociate the profile with the correct user folder? Or do I have to transfer everything over to a clean profile?
A:Solved: User profile dissasociated from account/logging onto temporary profile?
Its not an association issue, the user profile is corrupt, and is replaced by a temporary one.
Best thing to do is create a new user account, and migrate to that.
I was using: User Profile Service failed the sign-in - Fix in Windows 8 this thread to help me. But I'm stuck on step five because it just says: profile image path: c:\users\TEMP which is not my user profile but under the .bak it says my correct profile.
I don't have another admin profile. I'm the only person who uses my computer.
Ugh I don't know what the hell I'm doing I'm terrible at this kinda thing.
Hello Emily, and welcome to Eight Forums.
Are you able to do what's in the blue note box under step 1 in Option One to enable the built-in Administrator account to use to repair your account from instead?
I've been experiencing stability problems on/off with my rig, but now they seem to have been stabilising (hurr durr).
I've recently bought a 1TB harddisk and 4 additional GB of Corsairs XMS3 DHX RAM, bringing me up to a total of 8GB.
Now, I tried to install 6 GB first, in tri-channel mode, and it worked fine.
When I installed the remaining two in dual dual-channel mode, however, my profile will not load, and I am given a temporary user profile. All my personal preferences are gone, including firefox bookmarks, desktop shortcuts, start menu preferences etc.
I'm posting a query to corsair as well simultaneously, but do any of you know or have a clue as to what might cause my problem? Or more importantly: how I can fix it?
I ran the memory diagnostics tool included in vista, and it told me I had a memory problem, but did not specify what.
Thanks for all help. It is much appreciated!
The battery is no good on my Gateway laptop, so computer will only run a few minutes when unplugged. I accidently kicked plug loose from wall and didn't realize it; I saw computer was shutting down due to low battery and I quickly plugged it back in, but it was already powering down. When I re-booted it, it had to run through all the disk-scans and then when it finally booted, it was under temporary profile and not mine. I tried to follow directions on Microsoft help forum (http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/fix-a-corrupted-user-profile) to fix corrupted user profile, but their step-by-step instructions don't match up with my computer.
In particular, MS tells me to create a new profile and copy my old profile to the new one. I created new profile, but it tells me to copy all files except the following: Ntuser.dat, Ntuser.dat.log, and Ntuser.ini. On mine, there are 2 Ntuser.dat.log files and I don't have Ntuser.ini. The other thing I'm not understanding is once I copy them, I can't figure out how to move it all to the new profile.
why not u install windows 7 again to formet the system drive and install windows again if u dont want to do this then do this load a bootable windows cd and launch repair comp. and lauch system image recovery than load driver u have to search that missing file from that windows cd as microsoft says and move it as ms says if not found that file than install windows again.
Recently my computer was freezing a lot and I had to shut it down (from the turn on/off button) and I know this is bad.
Yesterday I shut it down like this then I tried to turn it on it didn't load past the "Welcome'' screen and after some time it loaded and a message showed ''You have been logged in with a temporary profile. You cannot access your files and files created in this profile will be deleted when you log off". I tried to log-in in save mode but it did the same thing.
I was going to try ''Repair user account'' to see if it works but i can't see the ''ntuser.ini'' file? (This is about trying to copy the the files from the old account to a new one). And there are 2 ntuser.dat files one is called ntuser1.dat and the other is ntuser2.dat (or something like this) and I don't know which one to copy. Also i tried to copy all the files but it said there's not enough space.
I read some things and it said there is either not any solution or there were some things that worked for SOME people but I'm not very good at computers and in these solutions it said to delete some thing but I'm scared to lose some things in my old account or to ruin my computer!
my user Xp machine is a client in a domain environment, each time the user is loging on it creates a temporary profile. what can i do to stop this from happening again. more users are compalining of the same thing.
Heres the vista solution :S couldn't find XP but see if it helps.
A few days ago, I logged in and my desktop and files were wiped clean and I got this message: "You have been logged on with a temporary profile. To fix this, log off and try logging on later. Please see the event log for details or contact your system admin." I shut down and tried again a half hour later and it was fine. Every day for the past few days, the same thing has been happening and yesterday it took about 8 reboots to get my regular profile up.
This is a new PC that I got late last year, and there are no signs of a virus or any other problems. I have not touched my profile or made any changes. This came out of nowhere. Anyone know how to solve this issue? A brief search online has brought up some suggestions of changing the registry keys, but that can be extremely dangerous unless I know exactly what I'm doing.
I dont mind suggesting you the registry fix but it may be confusing and has risks.
I turned my computer on this morning and it said it was "preparing your desktop"
It NEVER says that. And it logs me into a temporary profile.
And JUST like last time, when I got to my desktop, some items are gone.
Last time this happened it was right after an update. I looked, and no updates happened within the last day or two. Definitely not when I shut down last night.
And last time this happened, I asked for help here and never figured out just what happened or if it was possible to get back whatever disappeared. I looked things up and I did not find much help on the internet anywhere.
I found someone suggesting doing a system restore. I was not even able to do that.
There's a part of me that thinks about reformatting my hdd but I have SOOOO many pictures and things I'd have to back up externally(which I know, I should do anyway) but that's so much work.... downloading and installing all sorts of programs, setting them up, getting things just the way I had them... so much work.
"computers don't make errors... what they do, they do on purpose."
This was happening to me as well for a while. I would enter my password, hit enter and it would load into a temp profile instead of the one I logged into. I noticed if I clicked the arrow instead of hitting enter it would log in fine. I ended up doing a fresh re-install on an SSD upgrade before ever resolving this issue myself though.
my profile does not load correctly and when I shut down my computer everything goes to temperary . It says I am running on temp. profile.
Hello Raymond, and welcome to Vista Forums.
This may be able to help you fix this error.
Hi. When one of my family members goes to sign in, it says "preparing windows." Then, once they are logged in, it says "You've been signed in with a temporary profile. You can't access your files, and files created in this profile will be deleted when you sign out. To fix this, sign out and try signing in later." The problem is still persisting a day later. Anyone know how to fix this? Also, if I turned off sync settings, would that prevent this from happening?
create new profile, copy documents, pictures, music, games saves etc from broken profile to new profile, login to new profile, delete old profile.
You see, I had to keep a program file on the desktop of my main profile because it would not function being in Program Files (x86) for some reason.
Anyways, looks like it got deleted along with the entirety of my profile. I can log into my profile, but my C:\Users\<User> has been removed.
Is there any way to get it back?
I had 789 songs in it .-.
Hello Nick, and welcome to Seven Forums.
You might see if this may be able to help you fix this "temp user profile error". Be sure that you do the STEP ONE section to log on to an adminsitrator account first.
Hi, I bought my laptop about 2 years ago and have never had any problems with it. It is a Toshiba Equium L40-10Z, and uses windows vista.
For about a month now it randomly closes Internet explorer and says that it has "stopped working". However this wasn't very frequently.
2 days ago I turned my laptop on and tried to log into my profile and entered my password as usual. The welcome page stayed on for about a minute instead of the usual 5-10 seconds, and then the page changed to say that it was "setting up my desktop" or something very similar to this. This then stayed on for about another minute or so. When it finally loaded up it was put on a "temporary profile" with only a few of my usual programs showing on my desktop. A pop up in the bottom corner told me that I could not be logged into my profile and so I was put on a temporary profile and that any changes that I made would not be saved.
I can still use my laptop for things such as accessing the internet however I cannot access any of my files, many of which have important college work in.
I have downloaded music from the internet from sites such as myspace and thisis50, but I regualarly run scans using norton anti virus, and there is only ever 1 tracking cookie that has been there all the time, that has a low risk warning.
Sorry I hadn't saved the log in an appropriate program. I think it is now attached.
Q: put me into temporary profile.
hey, I am using windows 8. and I got the free windows 10 upgrade. I tried to upgrade that and I don't it has been upgraded or not but whenever I turn on my laptop it puts me into some temporary profile and because of that I am unable to see my all data and files. They want me to download each and every programs which I already had before. I am getting this notification when I turn on the laptop "Windows cannot find the local profile and is logging you on with a temporary profile. Changes you make to this profile will be lost when you log off." I just want to use my original profile with all my important data. Can anybody help to fix it?
A:put me into temporary profile.
Q: temporary profile - help!
whilst messing around trying to change the permissions on an external hard drive, i irresponsibly executed some command or other i found on google. i was supposed to execute it on the external drive but unfortunately i didn't change the drive in command prompt.
problem is - i dont have a clue what the command was!
and now i have the dreaded problem of a TEMPORARY PROFILE every time i log in.
i have found other threads which suggest backing up everything from that profile and then deleting it and reinstating it.
B. i have a 120gb HDD, 110GB of which is the files for my profile - music, videos, etc. i have nowhere to copy them to!
if anybody has any suggestions or ways to help me i would be extremely appreciative.
the only thing i know about the command is that it was something related to changing an ACL (access control list). looks like i've altered the access to my profile, so that my profile cannot access it, if that makes sense!
i'll post this now and then i'll scour google to try and find the command which i typed.
backed up the files onto the hard drive root, deleted the account, re-created the account and now i cannot transfer the original users/ant/* folders, into the new users/ant folder, even though all of the permissions are set correctly.
"You need permission to perform this action", and gives the options "Try again", "Skip" and "Cancel".
sorry to waste anyones time, i managed to fix this, i changed ownership of all of the files to administrator, moved them back into /users/Ant, set the new account as administrator, and then transferred ownership from there. For some reason before i took ownership with administrator account, it wouldnt let me take ownership with "Ant", so i had to do it the long way.
This has happened a total of three times, and it's bugging me.
The first time was maybe a month ago, when I attempted to shut down my computer and it said that there were some processes running and that I'd have to "Force Restart." I did so, and when I logged in, my desktop came up looking like I had just installed it, and the little box in the attachment came up.
This has happened two other times recently, but on startup. I'll log in to my account as usual, but instead of "Welcome," it says "Preparing your desktop," and takes forever to load. Then it'll do as I described earlier.
Any idea how to to fix this?
This may be able to help you fix this user profile error.
When I start my NB my account is starting, but there is create Temp Account only.
System notes "You have been loggend on with a temporary profile..."
Yeah. Your account is corrupted in some way. Create a new one and use that. Problem solved.
I have a problem, Whenever I login in domain user in Windows 7 Professional, I get an alert stating " You have been logged on with a temporary profile" i couldn't understand why i get this message all the time i login.
Can some one help me. (I had attached the actual msg for your better reference).
I installed kruptos2 and restared and all of sudden Vista won't load my normal profile on startup. It says that a temporary profile has been loaded and to check the event log or see my system administrator. I've used system restore to 2 days ago and my normal profile still will not load. Is seems tha ll my personal files like my word docs and mp3's have disappeared as well. Any help?????
Depending on exactly what your user profile error message said, one of these tutorials below may be able to help you fix it.
I turned on my computer and it said that I was logged in with a temporary profile. The OS is windows 7 ultimate, 32 bit, service pack 1.
Hello Piojoa, and welcome to Seven Forums.
This may be able to help fix this error for you.
Q: Logged On With Temporary Profile??
This morning I powered on the computer and I received the message "Preparing Your Desktop" along with the infamous MS circle.
Then I received a notification in the system tray that read: "You have been logged on with a temporary profile". What???
The message continued, "Log off and try logging back on as Administrator".
I have not changed anything recently nor downloaded anything recently except MBAE (Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit).
My OS is Windows 7x64 Sp-1 .
Never encountered anything of this sort. Prior to shutting down the computer last night I ran TFC and SUPERAntiSpyware as I normally do and nothing significant was noted.
Is this some sort of "glitch" or "anomaly"?
A:Logged On With Temporary Profile??
Temporarary profiles are used by Windows whenever it detects something amiss with the original profile...usual cause is ordinary file corruption/damage.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-sg/help/14039/windows-7-fix-corrupted-user-profile , try the procedure for workgroup computers.
I have started encountering a weird problem on both my desktop and laptop. Every now and then, when I log in, it says Loading Desktop instead of Welcome, and it logs me into a temp profile. The action center says to check the monitor (I don't remember which one), but nothing is there.
It should be the same as in Vista.
This is for an Inspiron running Windows 7 Home Premium build 7601; service pack 1. It originally had an admin profile and a user profile with admin rights. When it starts up, everything seems fine. Once I click on the profile to load it, though, it tries for about 15-20 minutes or so and then loads a temporary profile. Safe mode with networking works okay. I tried copying all files onto a new profile, but the new profile does the same thing. It might be worth noting that while it is trying to load, if I click Ctrl+Alt+Del, the menu pops up with lock, switch, log off, change password, and task manager. A mouse pointer will come up and I can move it around, but clicking, right-clicking, and double-clicking do not do anything. If I click Task Manager, it does eventually come up, though. Maybe 5-10 mintues later. It shows dwm.exe, csrss.exe, explorer.exe, winlogon.exe, taskmgr.exe, taskhost.exe, hstart.exe *32, Toaster.exe *32, RPLauncher.exe *32, and STService.exe *32. They have memory listed but 00 under CPU for all of them.
Tonight, I made a new user profile with no files, but after almost an hour of loading, I gave up. What should I do? Or, what more information can I provide? Thanks in advance for any help.
P.S. I tried installing Speccy to give you better details, but it goes to the output folder and stops.
I recommend scanning your PC with your current anti virus first a full scan before following the steps below. Scan in Normal mode.
Your profile is corrupted follow these steps to create a new one and copy the files over to the new on correctly. First reboot in "Safe Mode With Networkiing" go to Start type in CMD locate CMD.exe and right click on it then select "Run As Administrator" in the command prompt type in then hit enter.
log out then select the Administrator account (profile) then follow the steps in the link under "My Computer is in a Workgroup"
Since November 7, my computer started loading a temporary profile instead of loading it normally. Is there a way to get it back? I tried to do system restore but it didn't work (unless if I simply didn't go back far enough, but I'm pretty sure I did it far back enough).
Another edit: Oh, never mind. I managed to solve both problems by doing a system restore. I just wonder why it hasn't worked before.
Profile must have been corrupted and so got the Temporary Profile on login. Tried the REGEDIT fix, but didn't work, nor did CheckDisk run. Might have to copy profile settings to a new profile and delete original, and if so, would appreciate instructions (or link to instructions) for doing so.
I am having problems with a laptop, a different one than I am using at the moment. Everything has been fine with it till now. I haven't changed any settings on it, all I been doing is is installing games, but now when I boot it up I am finding an entirely different desktop to what I left off with, and a pop up message that tells me I am logged on with a temporary profile and that I will be unable to access my files. It suggests trying to log on at a different time. I have tried that and the same thing happens. I have tried using system restore and that got me back to my original set up, but the very next time I started the computer the same thing happened. I am using Windows 7.
Yesterday I turned on my computer as usual to find that when I entered my password into my user log on, instead of "welcome" I got "preparing your desktop".
I didn't grasp quite what that meant (figured windows updates was to blame) until it loaded up and all of my desktop stuff was gone. Panic ensued, so I shutdown and rebooted. Logged back into my user account with no problem whatsoever. Thought nothing more of it, until it happened again this morning and it took me four tries of shutting down/rebooting to log into my user profile.
I've Googled the problem looking for advice on how to fix it but it seems most of the options require me to essentially start from scratch again by losing all my settings on this account. I don't want to loose what I've set up here as I finally have everything organized where I need it and it took me forever to edit up my Itunes alone and I know from past experience that creating a new username means having to do all that stuff all over again.
Is I guess what I'm asking is - is there anyway to fix this log in problem without having to set up a new username/profile or lose the settings and files etc that I've set up on my current (corrupt) account?
I'd be very appreciative of any advice. Thanks all.
Hello midnightrainbow, and welcome to Seven Forums.
You might see if the tutorial below may be able to help with this error. Be sure to read all of it for all options.
I am hoping someone can help. I upgraded to Win 10 from Win 7 around 2 months ago and generally it works fine. However, three times in that time when I boot up, it has told me I have been signed in to a temporary profile. When I reboot my machine, all is fine. I tried to follow the instructions in this thread You've been signed in with a temporary profile - Fix - Windows 10 Forums this morning as I wondered if possibly it is slightly corrupted. I only have one user profile which is an administrator one. Whilst deleting that registry item caused win 10 to recreate my user profile as described, none of my files were accessible and neither was the internet or my emails.
After a major panic, I managed to use my ipad to google and find out how to do a system restore on Win 10, and rolling back to Monday returned my registry to its previous state TG and I can access my files again.
What did I do wrong? And any idea how to fix this? Thanks.
Another issue that may be related is the first time win 10 did this, it deleted a lot of shortcut icons on my desktop - the programs are still on my system and I was able to drag them back onto the desktop and recreate them.
PS - I dont have a windows key on my keyboard either as per the instructions and had to find another way to get into regedit.
I have a peculiar problem that I hope you can help with. After coming home from an 18 day holiday, I switched my computer on, after an inordinately long time when the screen was displaying "Preparing your Desktop" I was given a screen that had very few icons on and a legend that stated that I had been given a temporary profile and and any alterations I made would be cancelled on closure. Restart would not help. However (and here is the odd part) if I close down the computer and then switch off at the mains, leaving it off for a minimum of 1/2 an hour (any less doesn't work) the computer will boot up as normal??? Any future restarts or software on/off will result in temporary profile again.
Whilst I can live with this, it doesn't seem right.
Hello Philip, and welcome to Seven Forums.
The tutorial below may be able to help with this error. Be sure to read all of it for all available options to try.
Q: You have been logged in with a temporary profile.
Hello. Recently, I've been experiencing a rather odd issue with my system which I cannot solve. When I type my password and press enter to get into my account, instead of "Welcome" it says "Preparing desktop" and then shows a message that reads "You have been logged with a temporary profile" because my system couldn't recognize my desktop (an error message indicating that the desktop folder is missing from c:/windows/system32). I tried to create a folder (as some people suggest) in system 32 and name it "desktop" but it didn't help. The background is black, everything is default, installed programs are still there but many things seem to be out of place. I've tried to find a solution to this but nothing seems to help. I tried restarting, nothing happened. I tried to create a second account but the same thing happened with it. It's like my pc can't recognize accounts at all. I tried renaming the profile extension through regedit (renaming the extension of my original account to .bak). It didn't work. I tried almost everything and nothings seems to help. I'm having my thoughts on whether it could actually be hardware related. Four days ago, I unplugged my PSU, my CPU and my two HDDs because I had to clean the case. I put them back in their proper slots afterwards, though. So, I'm not sure about that. What do you think? Please, I seriously need a suggestion.
A:You have been logged in with a temporary profile.
My computer was not shutdown properly and now my profile can't be read by windows thus creating a temporary profile. How do I fix this, tutorials on this ask to edit registry keys but i don't want to do anything that might jeopardize my files in the computer. Is there a way to make my computer start normally again w/o erasing my old profile and starting a new one but with all my files?
Simple answer: No. The fact that you have a damaged profile has already "jeapordized" your files, since you are now denied access to them and they are of no value if you cannot access them. If you had replaced the damaged profile sooner...all might have been different.
I bought the new Kings of Leon CD (deluxe edition, woot) and started to import it to iTunes. It gets to about song three, and then everything freezes up for a sec, then BSOD (FATALITY).
So as my pc is rebooting, im thinking standard procedures should clean this up. Probably a problem with iTunes. Low and behold, when I log in, the Temporary Profile is loaded. Windows proceeds to say logging out, then in, should fix the problem. No cigar.
I turned to the Google, and tried all of the "non-hazardous" solutions. Safe mode, adding a password, creating alternate user profiles, to no avail. From what I've read, it's either a problem with my user registry files, or iTunes.
Now, I know alot about computers, but the registry is just something I don't like to f**k with. Would anyone with a little more experience like to lend a hand? I'd rather not make things worse by flailing around in the OS's sensitive areas.
Heres the BSOD Dump, but I cant get a profile report seeing as I'm in a temp.
So my standard user account was recently switched over to an administrator account. Now I am logged in with a temporary account. The Temp account only shows up under users when I am logged in. I tried creating another admin account to see if I could delete this one. I'm kinda freaked out. Also, I have no back up as you would need the administative rights to make one. Up until now I haven't had them. Please help!
win7 Ultimate - I have admin account, my wife has her own account, and her profile appears to be corrupt. When she logs in we see the error message "you have been logged in with a temporary profile".
Initially, restarting solved this problem for her but now it's happening every time.
I've seen 2 solutions offered, 1 that says delete her profile key with regedit, and another that says run sfc /scannow.
Anyone have a definitive solution to this yet? Was hoping MSFT would release a "profile repair tool" considering how frequent this problem appears to be.
This can help fix it for you.
Q: Getting Signed in with Temporary Profile again!
About a month ago out of the blue Windows 8 started signing me into a temporary profile. I didn't download anything I know of or do anything different to make this happen in between it working ok and then not working so I have no idea why this happened. So I did a system restore to a previous point in time which was very annoying as my computer then had to update a program and it pushed me over my internet data download limit for that month with my isp.
The computer has worked ok for the past 3 weeks and now suddenly the same thing has happened. I just turned it on and it is logging me into a temporary profile. I tried the registry fix this time as I didn't want to have to go back in time with a system restore and do large updates again. Now it looks like my profile doesn't even exist in the computer, just an administrator one that is disabled.
A:Getting Signed in with Temporary Profile again!
Hello Roxxy, and welcome to Eight Forums.
A temporary profile error occurs when your user account's profile has been corrupted by something and Windows is no longer able to load it.
I'm not sure which registry fix you tried, but you might see if the method in the tutorial below may be able to help with your temporary profile error. This basically deletes the corrupted profile to have a new profile automatically created the next time you successfully sign in.
I am having an issue with my laptop where I am logged on to a temporary profile. What I did was I installed plugins for virtualdub. The next day, my screen began to rapidly change from negative to normal. I immediately shut my computer off. When I started it back up, some of my profile settings were changed, such as color settings and desktop background, while some were the same, such as profile picture, password, and lock screen picture.
When I logged in, I got a message that says, "You've been signed in with a temporary profile. You can't access your files and files created in this profile will be deleted when you sign out. To fix this, sign out and try signing in later. Please see the event log for details or contact your system administrator."
All files on my desktop except for shortcuts have been erased (or at least are not showing) and all my applications are gone from my start menu.
The first thing I would try is a System Restore to a previous point in time (before the issue) if you have that option available.
My uneducated guess is that you may have downloaded more than just the virtualdub plug-ins; however, I could be wrong. Anyway, you might want to head over to the Security section of this forum and ask for some assistance to that end but be prepared to spend much time resolving your issue this way because there are many steps involved.
"How to Do a Repair Install of Windows 8 without Losing Anything."
Since the new year, we've had about 20-30 users from different companies, in different environment, log into temp profiles. We cannot for the life of us figure out what is happening. Domain/workgroup computers, no common windows or software update.
Has anybody else been having the same problem?
Q: logging in as temporary profile?
hello my daughter has a dell laptop 6400 and when she logs on now she is getting a msg saying:- You are logged onto a temporary profile. Anything you do will be lost when you log off. Can anyone please tell me how to get it so it logs on as her oiginal profile. Thank you in advance.
Hello. I'm a new member here. I found this site while searching for help.
I have a friend's Toshiba Satellite L70D-A that will not log on to the owner's account. Windows 8.1. Also there is no Wifi. Pop-up says that Windows Wifi is not turned on or a cable is unplugged or broken. I got around this by plugging in a cat5 cable direct to my Ethernet switch.
I found 17 non critical updates that I downloaded and installed. This hasn't helped any. I reinstalled the Atheros wireless network adaptor and this hasn't helped. I tried several online scanners for virus and malware that I found at another computer help site and they have found nothing that has made this computer work properly.
I tried a command prompt to run Sfc/scannow in Safe Mode to fix any errors. Verification phase runs to 77% then stops and says "Windows resource protection could not perform the requested operation.
I just read through a post I found by searching about deleting the owners profile and making a new one. I don't know if I can do this and not lose any valuable files she has on the computer. Will any files and folders, pictures, documents, etc. still be available after I delete her account?
I was browsing the internet on Internet Explorer yesterday and my PC unexpectedly shut down. When I turned it on again, it said it had signed me into a temporary profile and I don't know how to get back to my old one. I am using a Lenovo G570 with Windows 8.
I am joining a server 2003 domain, could that be the problem?
Please help me resolve this if possible, your knowledge would be greatly appreciated.
Your problem might lie in the fact that you may not have admin rights on the domain. Are you in the admin group on the domain?


I don't know if many of my new followers know this but I was a nanny. Duh, right? Not only was I a nanny but I was a nanny to the same family for five years. I loved those children unconditionally. And I was only 19 when I started caring for them.
"I will never let my child sleep in my bed". I thought co-sleeping created terrible habits and we did it for the first few months of her life and I still miss it.
Sweet Pea's new thing that I said I would never let my child do? Sleep with a ton of stuffed animals. It's ridiculous the amount of lovies she currently 'has' to sleep with. Why did it bother me as a nanny? I think the main reason is because his mom and I were expected to keep up with the millions of lovies that got dragged throughout the house. I do let Sweet Pea have all her lovies at night but only one when we go out and about in the world, and only two out of bed period. It gets too chaotic when they are all out. But she is okay with these rules. Sometimes she tries to bring out more and even slips one past me. But I feel like, is the battle really worth it? And no it's not.
I may not have liked this before but sure makes for some cute pics!
The children I was a nanny for listened to me without a doubt. With their mom, it was a different story. And I couldn't figure out why. I thought maybe she somehow spoiled them behind my back or something. And it's not that they didn't listen to her most of the time. It just seemed that they would try to pull one over on her more than they ever did with me. I always said, "My child will always listen to me".
Now to Sweet Pea, that girl is bull headed and rough around the edges. She throws fits and if you tell her to do something, she doesn't want to. But my mom watched her and said she was a delight. My friend, whose little girl I watch - who listens to me By the way, can ask Sweet Pea to do something and she does it. When I ask her, she looks at me defiantly. My question for you, why? Why do they have to push Mommy's buttons more than anyone else's?
This picture probably perfectly describes her attitude towards me when I ask her to do something.
My sister-in-law works at a day care and currently is pregnant with her first biological child. She has started playing the never game. But I just keep my mouth shut. It is easy to play the never game when you have never been in a certain situation. But until you are in it for yourself, you truly have no idea what you are going to do.
My daughter is almost two. That means it has been two years since I was a nanny. I can not believe it has been so long. Time sure does fly when you are having fun.
So what are your nevers?
I'm 30 and just had my first child. My friends started having kids in their early 20's. I spent many a girls night or weekend hearing how they missed their baby or babies so much. I didn't understand and said I would never not enjoy myself by missing my child so much. Well....yesterday a friend watched my baby while I took a nap and I missed him so much and I was down the hall. Thinking about leaving him for a weekend seems impossible.
Hi, I'm a new follower from Sit and Relax Blog Hop! My two kids are the same way. They act so well behaved for others but not for me! My daughter can pitch some really good fits! I was always against co-sleeping until I wanted to sleep again! My son slept with us until he was 4 so I made sure to not start that habit with my daughter! I do miss it sometimes too though! Happy Thanksgiving!
Definitely true. I remember I thought my friend was nuts for co-sleeping and we ended up doing it. I wish we would have tried earlier with the crib because right now, she won't fall asleep in there.
I have definitely learned what the phrase "Never say never" means. Before kids I was a smart a***s, know-it-all, would-be perfect mom. Well, guess what!?!
Haha. I really got a kick out of this post. The photo of Sweet Pea holding onto the little girl really made me laugh. I think we have that same Aristocat stuffed cat too. (One of my faves, since I'm a cat person.) I said I'd never do cloth diapers, but here I am loving them.
Love it, Diana. Eating my words has been a common occurrence on my motherhood journey!
Thanks for participating in the Tuesday Baby Link Up!
Love this post! I think we all have the perfect idea of parenting and a lot of those get tossed as we work our way through life with babies!
Thanks for linking up with The Tuesday Baby Link Up! I hope you'll come back and link up with us again tomorrow!


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We asked, you responded: Finding the postelection path to reconciliation
Return of civil discourse
Advocate for a robust civics education in public schools so that students understand our government and our obligations as citizens.
Look for opportunities to bring people together to discuss conspiracy theories and how to debunk them.
Provide opportunities for reasoned discussion of opposing viewpoints on the burning cultural and domestic issues of the day to try to achieve consensus. Some examples: No one wants abortion to happen; can both sides come together to advocate for access to birth control? There could be some great conversations around Black Lives Matter, the police, immigration reform and what it should look like, climate change, etc. Provide people with the opportunity to discuss what they are afraid of and why. Vaccines might be a good place to start.
If done well, perhaps these can be recorded and shared to help our legislative bodies remember what compromise really looks like.
Andrea Sholler, Stockbridge
Listen to others' experience
In response to this important initiative, I'd suggest finding ways to bring truth into the process of reconciliation. By truth, I don't mean which point of view is more accurate, but rather what are the personal truths everyone is carrying around about what this year has been like for them. What are the stories? How have those stories and their backstories shaped where people are coming from?
A space for this kind of conversation can lead to learning — about the other person and about oneself — and it can also lead to understanding. As I see it, dealing with our polarization means we need to engage with, rather than pull away from, each other.
If we do that, genuine reconciliation might well occur, perhaps more as an outcome than the primary goal. Models for this kind of dialogue exist and could be adapted to our situation here in the Berkshires. I think we should give it a try.
Gerard Fromm, Lenox
The writer is a clinical and organizational psychologist, and the current president of the International Dialogue Initiative.
Country over party
Sure, our nation is divided, but our politics is making it much worse by dividing into two teams that too often put party over country.
Citizens differ in our opinions but the unwillingness to compromise, the vitriol and toxicity and tendency to vilify the "other side" — that starts at the top. But I think the solutions will come from the bottom up. We need to change how we engage with each other. We need to surround ourselves with people with differing opinions and we need to engage in discussions about those differences but in an effort to learn more, not score points. We need to learn the facts, be willing to change our minds, acknowledge and accept our differences, and recognize that people can think different things but still like and respect each other — our diversity is what makes this country great.
Thanks for helping to start the discussion.
Maya MacGuineas, Washington, D.C.
The writer is president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.
The pitfalls of anonymity
The profound polarization that we are all living under is deeply exacerbated by anonymity.
One of the darker outcomes of our beloved social media platforms is that they have developed, even encouraged, commentary that requires no direct personal responsibility or accountability. I suppose it's freeing, somehow, to occupy an interactive space where you can take pot-shots at your perceived enemy without having to identify yourself; but this space has become a haven for extremists and cowards, frankly, who derive pleasure from ridiculing others peoples' points of view.
Our president's tweeting content can be divisive, but you at least know where it's coming from.
So, one small solution is that when people talk to each other (and they should be willing to, regardless of their respective political beliefs and economic circumstances, or differences in color, sexual orientation, gender or age), they take full responsibility for their opinions. Say your name!
Peter Smith, Williamstown
Big money muddles politics
I believe that the first step toward national reconciliation after Election Day is to fix the way our politics are financed.
More than $11 billion have been spent on 2020 political races, primarily by the super-rich, who have far more radical views on politics and policy than the average voter.
If we want to address polarization, we need to get rid of this constant stream of political advertising and manipulation funded by those who only care about their own interests. And if we want to have a government that truly works for the people, we need to make sure politicians don't have an incentive to chase campaign contributions from the wealthy and ignore the everyday Americans they're supposed to represent.
Sam Thorpe, Williamstown
We always need respect
Both times when I ran for mayor of North Adams in 2017 and 2019, there were Trump supporters who signed my nomination papers. Why was that? Very simply, I believe when you treat each person with respect and acknowledge each person's dignity, you can listen to each other and share your differing positions. And then, I say, "Thank you for talking with me," which preserves the common decency for both individuals.
Rachel I. Branch, North Adams
Issues are multidimensional
I think that the central problem lies in people's difficulty to consider two seemingly contrary ideas or viewpoints at the same time. Ruth Bass' insightful article on how we Americans see our flag offers a good example.
Some folks see our flag as a symbol of democracy and freedom, as it flew above our valiant troops at Valley Forge, in the Ardennes in World War I, and most memorably at Iwo Jima — forever immortalized in our collective memory in Washington.
Others can acknowledge such moments, while also considering that that same flag flew while we Americans intentionally exterminated the native inhabitants of this country, used waterboarding in suppressing resistance in our newly acquired colony of the Philippines, massacred countless civilians with napalm in Vietnam, and oppressed people of color since they first arrived as slaves in this country.
Dialogue in America will only occur when both perspectives are given equal voice, and are acknowledged as fact. That will take humility, courage, and a genuine desire to heal our wounded nation. May God grant us the grace to do just that.
Dick Magenis, Sheffield
This common ground
We stop divisiveness when we stop feeding it. We interrupt the habitual mental-emotional preferences and reactions by stopping — then respond by listening.
What do we share in this common ground? How do we solve our mutual problems considerately, inclusively? By using our better natures we cultivate living in this higher common ground.
Wisdom excerpted from "Sometimes" by David Whyte is excellent medicine now:
"... Requests to stop what you are doing right now
and to stop what you are becoming while you do it
questions that make or unmake a life
questions that have patiently waited for you
questions that have no right to go away"
Cynthia H. Felleisen, Pittsfield
At the same time The Eagle published its request for reader input as to how our nation can move past the bitter partisanship we have been mired in, one of the many periodicals I subscribe to arrived with an excellent article titled "Decency" by the presidential biographer and author Jon Meacham.
Throughout the article, Mr. Meacham quotes notable individuals from across the political spectrum. His final paragraph contains an excerpt from a letter George H.W. Bush wrote to his mother in which Mr. Bush "outlined a life code."
Mr. Bush wrote, "Tell the truth. Don't blame people. Be strong. Do your best. Try hard. Forgive. Stay the course." Like so many of us, Mr. Meacham realizes "the path back to a decent America won't be short or smooth. But it can, and should, begin with those words."
I could not agree more.
Melissa Bye, Sandisfield
Our pursuit of happiness
The candidates for President have offered strikingly different approaches to the needs of America at this time. Whoever wins will need to marshal the forces of the American character as we face an uncertain future.
One of the most helpful ingredients for the healing that is evidently needed is a better understanding of our birthright. Americans are a people of unbounded potential organized for action in history. Ever since we broke away from England, we have been stubborn. Each of us likes to go their own way. Yet engaging in "the pursuit of happiness," one of the truths we hold, is a high standard needing constant attention. The happiness we pursue is not individual, temporal or based on feelings. The happiness Americans are dedicated to is collective, moral and all-encompassing.
Robert M. Kelly, Lee
Considering our labels
Liberal? Conservative?
A liberal is defined as open to new behaviors or opinions and willing to discard traditional values.
A conservative is defined as averse to change or innovation and holding traditional values.
All of our friends and families comprise liberals and conservatives.
What do we have in common and how can we find the common ground between us given our seemingly opposite outlooks?
Our common ground lies in that we all care deeply about each other as friends and family. We care deeply about what kind of country we live in and how safe our earth is to raise the next generation in. That is a huge common ground.
Let us start with recognizing that what separates us is not our core values but our approaches in reaching them.
Let us elect leaders who honestly present the choices and address what each side might fear, who show examples of what has succeeded and at what cost, and what has failed and why. What is at stake.
Joanne Cooney, Great Barrington
The art of getting together
I commend The Eagle for engaging its readers in efforts to heal after a bruising electoral season. There are many initiatives our communities can stand up collectively to help us reconnect as Berkshire residents.
Despite COVID and the cold, we can design opportunities that unite us as neighbors and lovers of this area, and that model a positive path forward whatever the election's outcome. We can design a series of community gatherings (virtual or in person) over meals, music, film and art that leverage our myriad culinary and cultural institutions and talent to shine a light on what we share rather than what separates us, to gather us over what we love rather than what we hate or fear.
We can celebrate our area's natural beauty together. But, to succeed, we must mobilize our civil, cultural, business and governmental institutions to co-create, sustain and model what a united Berkshires can be.
Suzette Brooks Masters, Canaan, N.Y.
All in the same boat
I often think about the story of the two fellows adrift at sea in a lifeboat. One suddenly starts drilling an enormous hole in the floor of the boat. The horrified second fellow cries out, "What the heck are you doing?" The fellow with the drill replies, "It doesn't concern you because I'm drilling only on my side of the boat."
Like the two fellows, we Americans are all in this together. The problems of a pandemic, insufficient health care, lack of opportunity, homelessness, rising poverty, lack of a livable minimum wage, environmental degradation, catastrophic climate change, unending wars, racial injustice, and corporate takeover of our democratic institutions require all of us working toward solutions.
We are all in the same boat, and what one does often affects us all. And we need to use our government as the tool that allows us to accomplish things we cannot do individually.
Henry Rose, M.D., Dalton
10 steps to limit polarization
Here is a 10-step program to reduce polarization.
• Vote like your vote will decide the contest; because it will.
• Believe that all are equal in rights and in responsibilities and act accordingly.
• Recognize that yelling conclusions is not a reasoned argument.
• Recognize that lies are not free speech, but are libel and slander as they always were.
• Distinguish between those who seek to serve and those who seek status or gain.
• Distinguish between free speech and speech which is bought and paid for.
• Agree that single-issue groups should not control how we vote.
• Agree that elected officials are responsible to all the voters, not to political parties or their base.
• Support a nonpartisan way to draw legislative districts.
• Perform your individual duty as a citizen to preserve, protect and defend the liberty of all.
Bill Ketcham, Adams
Engage across the aisle
Cross the aisle in our own lives.
We frequently say we want our elected leaders to do so, and now we must model that ethos for them. One way to start is to vocally celebrate the people we respect in our lives who think and vote differently than we do (for example, I think of my parents).
It's harder to demonize an entire political party when you've identified people within it that you admire. Find a family member, politician or thinker of an opposing ideology who shares your values. Consider their arguments and share in their insights. Demonstrate your appetite for pluralism and reject the sources in your life (whether people or media) who stoke partisan rage.
We can't individually lower the stakes, but we can individually lower the temperature.
Brian Schaefer, Ancram, N.Y.
Knowledge matters
Education — a concerted effort to uncover uncomfortable truths for students of all ages, from kids celebrating Thanksgiving in kindergarten to children studying slavery in elementary school to students of American history in high school to college courses examining American politics to adults via TV, print and online media.
We need to take an honest look at the origins of the United States, the destruction of the peoples and cultures left in its wake that continues to create divisions among us. Donald Trump has laid open the ugly underbelly of hatred, suspicion and untruths in our "great" country. This is a perfect opportunity to chase down and understand the origins of the intolerance he has brought into such sharp relief. It's also time to resurrect survey of world cultures and survey of world religions courses. How can I embrace my culture or beliefs, if I don't understand yours? Knowledge matters.
Heather Clemow, Williamstown
Challenge prejudgments
A prerequisite for reconciliation is a desire to restore amicable relationships.
Our current aching polarization questions whether reconciliation is achievable. We may not get to "Go."
What might help us get there? How about some fun. We could all use a collective deep exhale.
Towns might consider sponsoring a community day with food, hikes, music and dance, or work days assisting with various community projects. Working together in common endeavor emphasizes our similarities; differences recede.
I am a liberal politically, with many similarly inclined friends, but when my child spent months and even years in Boston hospitals it was Republican friends who opened their home to us.
Similarly, my neighbor's politics are opposite mine. After working together on our abutting properties, we have developed a genuine warmth and regard for one another's families. I have bumped up against my own prejudgments. They imprison us. We are better off acknowledging them, saying goodbye, and moving on.
Roger Goldin, Pittsfield
Neighbors, not opponents
And then there was Nov. 4, or 7, or Dec. 1, and finally the people knew who had been elected, and understood which voters in which states had voted for which candidate. There was distrust about the outcome. But there was sleep.
People continued to put signs on their lawns and didn't talk to each other. They hated people for one sign or the other sign. They stole each other's signs and wrote angry words on social media.
About half were heartbroken, the first layer put down before anger. Then something happened. One person with one sign called a neighbor with the other sign and they had a coffee together outside.
First they told a few throw-away jokes. Then the person whose team had won listened to the other one. Then they switched. They still had their beliefs and heartbreak. But something in the neighborhood had changed.
Judith Monachina, Stockbridge
People, not caricatures
Americans are divided. What's even more concerning is how easy it is to divide us. It's easy to divide us, I believe, because we don't know each other. People are not cartoons. None of us really fits in a box. Few accept all of what others tell us about someone or something we know, let alone all of what either political party is selling. Yet we are quick to accept just about anything about anyone unfamiliar. It's hard to attack someone whose hand you've shaken.
We need reconciliation. But reconciliation will be neither real nor lasting if we don't address and overcome the barriers that keep us from knowing one another. Segregation and racism. Anti-Semitism and religious bigotry. How we associate poverty with the unrelated concept of fault. Regional snobbery. Ignorance is usually at the root of these and similar barriers. Surmounting it requires educating ourselves, in the way Louis Pasteur described education, as "learning to listen to anything, without losing your temper or your self confidence." It's one of the reasons I feel so strongly about the importance of national service.
Being American is enough to unite us — if that means more than appearance, behavior or ritual. It ought to mean sharing respect for enduring American values of equality, opportunity and fair play, the values that make liberty possible. And when you get right down to it, everyone we know and everything we are wants peace, respect and a fair chance to prosper. There is room to argue over how best to deliver on America's promises. I doubt there is little real argument over whether we should.
Deval Patrick, Richmond
The writer is a former governor of Massachusetts.
Berkshire County has a heritage of pulling together in the face of challenges, as demonstrated most recently by the collective response to help our neighbors most impacted by the pandemic.
The high levels of cooperation and compassion that characterize our communities are evident in the large number of organizations and initiatives formed over time to achieve shared goals that advance the common good.
This inherent strength of togetherness can promote healing at the local level. We need to turn toward each other and build off things that draw us together — educating and preparing our kids for the future, caring for the most vulnerable, connecting through our abundant arts and creativity and the quest for justice.
From these common endeavors, we will strengthen the social ties that enable us to bridge political differences, bolster civility, confront inequality, close disparities and restore widespread trust over time.
Peter Taylor, Great Barrington
The writer is president of the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation.
Start with the facts
As a professional mediator, I'm in the business of forging reconciliations. Essential to this work is coaxing mediating parties to acknowledge a common set of facts. Until or unless that happens, compromise is very difficult to achieve.
Thus, I'm not brimming with optimism about healing this country's deep wounds after the election. Our chasmic divisions are not so much a function of political disagreements. Such differences have been central to our politics since the Revolution, and the melding of them into law and public policy has created a more perfect union.
Yes, reasonable minds will always differ on issues like abortion, taxation, immigration and international relations but in the past we've been able to debate these issues respectfully, and our lawmakers have worked cooperatively, often forging genuine friendships across the aisle. Not any more.
So what has changed? Among other things, we have abandoned our commitment to a fact-based dialogue. Many politicians have no reluctance about speaking untruths, more commonly known as lying, and many "news" outlets turn a profit by reporting those and other lies as fact. Armed with their own propaganda, the right has come to view the left as socialists who want to deprive them of their personal liberties, and the left has come to view the right as gun-toting racists. Demonizing "the other side" is facilitated by the spreading of falsehoods.
Do we need Superman to lead us back to truth, justice and the American way? Probably, but we ordinary citizens are not helpless. One thing we can do is to support the free press, the purpose of which is to educate us, not merely entertain us. As Thomas Jefferson said, freedom will be "a short-lived possession" unless the people are informed.
David Burbank, Pittsfield
Unity through service
An idea that separates America from other great nations is the idea that America wants "a better future — not just for itself but other people," as Nader Mousavizadeh was quoted as saying in a recent column by Thomas Friedman in The New York Times.
The Marshall Plan that helped to rebuild Western Europe after World War II is a compelling example of this trait.
Let us identify a short list of projects in Berkshire County that benefit an entire community, not just a segment or two, and commit to accomplishing them through voluntary participation. Shore up a decaying building in Clarksburg, fix an athletic field in Sandisfield, or create a community flower garden in Pittsfield.
Small, but concrete, projects can bring people of varying backgrounds together for a few work sessions where preconceived notions might give way to the need of an extra hand and the joy of doing something that is obviously good. When barriers are removed, even temporarily, listening can begin.
Businesses often undertake similar projects to assist in team building.
Community team-building might bring us closer to our essential American roots and allow some conversations to start.
Fredric Rutberg, Stockbridge
The writer is president and publisher of The Berkshire Eagle.
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I don't think "Tetsuo: The Bullet Man" was the film we where waiting for, but with that kind of anticipation building over such a long period of time, I'm sure it would be difficult for most films to meet those kind of expectations. I liked it more than most I think, it still had some really amazing moments, but it was filled with very unnecessary exposition and some horrendous acting. But if that film served one supreme purpose, it was more to mark the end of a chapter in Tsukamoto's career. "Kotoko" serves as both a nexus point of ideas and themes from some previous films, but also a new direction Tsukamoto seems to be taking with his work.
Kotoko (pop star Cocco in her first starring role) is a young mother struggling to raise her young son Daijiro. Her grip on reality is shaky at best. Through her narration we quickly learn she see's double of everyone, one good and one evil. The problem is she can't tell which one is real, and is constantly moving from apartment to apartment as she assaults neighbours she fears are out to harm her or her baby. Every moment of her life devolves in to paranoid induced state, where she worries what tragedy awaits her son. She cuts herself in an effort to remind her that she is real, and what she's experiencing is not a dream or delusion. The only time she feels at peace, when all her anxiety melts away and she feels whole, is when she sings. Soon Daijiro is taken from her, as authorities believe she is in fact abusing her child, and place him in the custody of her sister. At the same time, a famous author (played by Tsukamoto) who hears Kotoko's singing on a bus begins to stalk her, mesmerized by what he hears. He follows her around, desperate to strike up a relationship with her, no matter what the emotional or physical cost it may have on him or her.
"Kotoko" is on the one hand strikingly familiar in its visualization of Kotoko's descent into delusion, and yet so very different from what we'd expect from Tsukamoto. Having truly embraced the digital technology he's now used on a few films now, including "Haze" and "Tetsuo: The Bullet Man", Tsukamoto creates a more naturalistic approach to much of the film. Instead of the very processed look found in "Bullet Man", and they very theatrical staging, everything appears very real and immediate. When Kotoko is with her family, the camera uses long takes and a verite style to capture the heartfelt interaction between Kotoko, her son and her sisters family. The scenes appear to unfold naturally, with very little staging. Nothing seems forced, and the movements of the players don't seem nearly as theatrical or expressionistic as some of Tsukamoto's other work. When Kotoko sings, bringing her world into a state of peace, we are treated to one shot numbers of Kotoko in a raw and vulnerable state, something that would have been far more difficult to do had he been using film.
The sound design by Masaka Kitada, who did "Nightmare Detective" and "Vital", retains much of the similar assaultive sensibility we've come to expect, but the score by Chu Ishikawa is absent, instead Tsukamoto having collaborated on a grand scale with star Cocco. Incredibly moved and inspired by her work (he shot a 24 minute short last year built around 3 of her songs that is cinematically very similar to parts of "Kotoko"), Tsukamoto had Cocco not only help him design the character of Kototo and the ideas around which some of the film is based (the double vision was her idea), but she serves as the production designer and does the film score.
Cocco, much like those long takes of her singing, gives a raw performance, and Tsukamoto creates a far more organic and naturalistic film that explores anxiety and paranoia in the context of motherhood. It's touching and moving, but equally disturbing and violent. If anything, it continues a direction Tsukamoto started with "A Snake of June" and "Vital" and even to some degree "Haze", but channels a new approach to some familiar subject matter, swapping the oppressive nature of the city with the paranoia of impending violence. Underlying all this is one common theme that runs through all this films, physical expression, transitioning from the usually body horror and violence, into the beauty of song and dance.
Read more by Matthew Hardstaff at his blog.
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It would be interesting to review the cookie name: using a prefix.
Have the possibility to configure the creation of cookies offering basic safety tips and best practices.
- Expiration: Cookies should expire as soon as is necessary. Session identifiers in particular should expire quickly (currently it's 365 days, 30 it would be better - for example).
- SameSite: Forbid sending the cookie via cross-origin requests (such as from <img> tags, etc.), as a strong anti-CSRF measure.
Currently, cookies are set with this flag.
>- Expiration: Cookies should expire as soon as is necessary. Session identifiers in particular should expire quickly (currently it's 365 days, 30 it would be better - for example).
>- SameSite: Forbid sending the cookie via cross-origin requests (such as from <img> tags, etc.), as a strong anti-CSRF measure.
Not all browsers support. No native support in php.
Hello, I know, it's possible in the config.php.
However it is not something that is realised by the administrators. Even on the official website (here), cookies are transmitted in an unsecured way, while there is HTTPS. Many sites under FLuxBB do not configure it. This is an observation.
Offer configuration in the administrator panel or make it by default if the conditions are right.
For SameSite, this feature is backwards compatible. Browsers not supporting this feature will simply use the cookie as a regular cookie. There is no need to deliver different cookies to clients. On the latest version of PHP 7.3 its working.
Sorry, mistake for the expiration.
As far as I can tell, only "secure" and "samesite" are relevant here.
For "secure", we'd need to change the default, which should be fine. For "samesite" support, we would need to use the header() function instead of setcookie(). This can be done, but great care needs to be taken in order to escape all values correctly.
P.S.: I've updated the setting on FluxBB.org.


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Livingstone's Daisa Harris puts up 41 points in Shaw blowout
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Livingstone hosted and dominated Shaw on Saturday, winning 100-58. LC's Daisa Harris scored a career-high 41 points led by a third quarter hot streak.
Livingstone hosted Shaw on Saturday afternoon and dominated the first half, winning 100-58. LC's Daisa Harris left home court with 41, almost half of her team's total points.
Harris finished the game with 41 points, 8 assists, 6 steals, and 4 rebounds. @CIAAForLife @HBCUGameday pic.twitter.com/F9EZtwKhKT
— Livingstone Athletic (@lcbluebears) February 9, 2019
The first two quarters were a blowout for Shaw. LC closed out the first quarter up 31-13. Shaw was held to just two points for the second quarter and went into the half trailing 52-15. SU fought hard and put up 43 second-half points to LC's 48, but the damage was already done. Livingstone took the dominant 100-58 victory at home and is now 7-16 overall, 4-9 in conference play and 4-3 in the southern division.
Daisa Harris led in scoring with a career-high 41 points and added eight assists, four rebounds and six steals. She's currently averaging 21.4 points-per game, second in the CIAA and top-20 in D2 women's basketball.
Harris went into halftime with 16 points but activated a hot streak with 6:06 remaining in the third quarter. A layup ignited three straight baskets from Harris in under a minute, highlighted by a three-pointer. Harris got a three more layups in the paint in the final three minutes and closed out the quarter with one more, taking her total to 33 points. After contributing two fourth quarter layups in the paint and two jumpers, Harris earned her rest and checked out with 4:11 left.
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Nurse speaks out: 'Hospital staff are sick of working understaffed'
Damien Davis-Frank works as a nurse in the emergency department at St Vincent's hospital in Sydney and is the Vice-President of the NSW Nurses and Midwives Association branch there. He spoke to Solidarity about the impact on hospitals of Sydney's recent COVID outbreak and why the strain on the health system is not over.
The epicentre of the COVID outbreak was in Western Sydney. Their hospital systems were being overwhelmed as they filled up with patients.
Damien Davis-Frank
As people began to get sick in the special hotels set up to house people that couldn't isolate, they were divvied out to major city hospitals.
So our ICU at St Vincent's became overwhelmed and we had makeshift ICUs to house sick COVID patients.
How it should work is, people that come into emergency with COVID should then be admitted and sent up to a COVID ward within four hours. But we were so clogged upstairs that people were sitting in the emergency department with COVID for 12 to 24 hours.
At times that meant that you had to nurse three or four patients with COVID in an open bay, which was scary because you've got non-COVID people coming in at the same time. The risk of contamination to other patients but also the risk of infection for staff climbed.
Ambulances coming in with people that had COVID would have to wait because there wasn't space available.
Patients were sitting in an ambulance for three or four hours waiting to get a bed, and paramedics were sitting with the patient in a confined space, which puts them at risk.
At the height of this last outbreak, it was quite scary.
The one thing that gave a sense of safety to nursing staff was we were all vaccinated, unlike during the first outbreak.
We do still have COVID circulating in the community. And there is the fear that with people out and about that we will get an uptick of cases. That's happened in Europe, it's happened in the US.
It felt incredibly busy and overwhelming pre-COVID, because our health system at the moment is understaffed. Our hospital is always driving to close beds so they don't have to fund staffing. If you have patients that are going to start coming back into hospitals with COVID, the risk is great.
I think we've seen how important it is to have a functioning public health system.
The Australian government's prided itself on how we've been able to manage this pandemic. They talk about our fantastic public health system but they don't actually fund it appropriately and protect the people who make it run.
We've lost an incredible amount of staff over the pandemic because they're just fed up, sick of working back-to-back overtime shifts. They're sick of working in departments which are understaffed.
We're being let down by governments in NSW and federally. They've battered nurses by cutting pay and subjecting nursing staff to working in situations which are not safe.
Why would people want to continue working in the public health system where they feel like they're not appreciated and their hard work is not rewarded?
In Victoria, nursing staff received a 3 per cent pay increase because of how hard nursing staff worked to make sure the community was safe. In NSW, we've seen a pay cut, with a 0.3 per cent increase, cut from 2.5 per cent. I think nursing staff across NSW feel disrespected.
The NSW nurses' union is continuing to push for safer staffing ratios. We're demanding one nurse to four patients on wards. And we're pushing for a one-to-three ratio in emergency departments.
We saw some amazing actions earlier this year—nurses stopping work, jumping onto the streets and demanding that we are listened to.
These staffing ratios are what's proved to be safe in Queensland and Victoria. In NSW, we don't have legislated safe staffing ratios. So you can work in a ward where you can be one nurse looking after seven or eight patients.
The government in NSW is holding off putting them in because they do not want to fund our public health system.
In the Emergency Department we often work short, because of unfilled sick leave, and you're being expected to manage a patient load outside what is safe.
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Our job is to advocate for the safety of the community and the safety of patients.
We're being expected to care for unsafe levels of patients and we're going to continue to get onto the streets and say that we demand better. Our communities demand better, and our health system demands better.
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Warkworth Castle has been described as a certain Timber Castle, and also as a certain Masonry Castle.
Warkworth Castle is a well-documented example of a 12th century tower keep castle which developed from an earlier motte and bailey castle and remained in use till the end of the 16th century. It was one of the strongest castles in the north of England and part of its importance lies in its association with the Percys, historically one of the most important medieval families in Britain. Not only are its standing remains in a good state of preservation, but a wide range of ancillary features survive within its walled bailey and include an unfinished collegiate church. In addition, the buried remains of structures associated with the motte and bailey castle will survive in the bailey area outside the east curtain wall which has remained undeveloped since it went out of use in the mid-12th century. The 15th century keep of the present castle illustrates well the trend in the later Middle Ages to move away from buildings of purely military character to ones with greater thought for domestic comfort.
Castle curtain walls with gateway, towers and attached buildings. C12 to C16 with some post-medieval patching. Earliest parts probably built by Earl William (later William the Lion of Scotland); much later medieval remodelling under the Percy family who held Warkworth from 1332 onwards; fell into ruin in later C16. Squared stone of various types.
Plan: built on earlier motte-and-bailey, an irregular triangle with the donjon (q.v.) on motte at the north apex. Great Gate Tower in centre of south curtain, Carrickfergus Tower at south-west corner, Amble or Montagu Tower at south-east corner. Near north of curtain walls are Grey Mare's Tail Tower on east and West Postern Tower. Interior: Collegiate Church divides Inner and Outer wards;Outer (south) Ward has principal apartments on west and chapel on south-west.
Exterior. Great Gate Tower of c.1200 has pointed arch in corbelled recess - under wall-head machicolation, flanked by semi-octagonal towers with tall polygonal buttresses at southern angles, battered bases and cruciform arrow loops low in wall. Curtain east of gatehouse, 2-3 metres high, is post- medieval rebuild on C13 foundations. Square late C15 four-storey Amble or Montagu Tower, projecting to east, has slits to lower floors and 2-light windows above. Taller C13 curtain west of gatehouse runs to polygonal C13 3-storey Carrickfergus Tower projecting to south; west part largely fallen. Tall arrow loops on ground floor.
East curtain: north of Amble and Montagu Tower is East Postern with mutilated pointed arch, and C13 projecting turret with 2 quatrefoil loops high in wall. Beyond this the curtain is C12, heightened in C13. Semi-octagonal C13 Grey Mare's Tail Tower is well preserved: battered base, tall arrow loops and embattled parapet. C13 wall running up motte has large semi-octagonal buttress.
West curtain: C13 southern part has round-arched recess, with carved panel above square-headed window, which probably held solar balcony. Windowless C12 centre part alongside hall; north lower post-medieval part and C14 section, with chamfered set-backs and 2 relieving arches at base, joining West Postern Tower which has slightly-pointed arch and square-headed windows on 2 floors above; embattled parapet with cruciform loop on left return. C13 wall running up motte has buttress as on east.
Beam sockets below parapets of curtains and tower held timber fighting gallery.
Interior: Great Gate Tower has passage with pointed barrel vault, with twin portcullis slots and arrow slits in side walls. Flanking guard chambers have similar vaults. Beyond guard chambers curving flights of stairs up to 1st floor chamber. Chapel to west has piscina on south but otherwise much ruined.
Apartments on east side of Outer Ward largely remodelled in C15. Lion Tower served as porch to north end of Hall (and to Collegiate Church) and has diagonal buttresses flanking moulded arch. Large recessed panel above on fan corbels with relief carvings of Percy lion and other emblems. Interior has groin vault. Hall is much ruined but has pier bases and south respond, with nailhead decoration, of C13 arcade; bases of 2 hearths; at south end broad stair in thickness of curtain wall led up to solar. Little Stair Tower formed second porch to south end of Hall, solar undercroft and Chapel: diagonal buttresses, 4-centred archways, and remains of groin vault on 1st floor. Newel stair in west wall rises to umbrella vault in taller turret capped by stone spire. Service rooms and kitchen to north of hall much ruined.
Cruciform Collegiate Church, never completed, had aisled 4-bay nave and 2-bay chancel: Lower courses and pier bases only, except for passage with Tudor- arched ashlar vault beneath east end (link between inner and outer wards) and 2 chambers with similar vaults beneath choir and north transept.
For those with free spirited children who want to run around and explore Warkworth Castle offers considerably more scope than touristy and mainly Victorian Alnwick Castle.
Historic England (PastScape) Defra or Monument number(s) 7873.
County Historic Environment Record (or Sites and Monuments Record) number(s) N5404.


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How do people form, and change, their judgements about good art?
Some artists are unappreciated during their lifetime, but subsequent reevaluation of their work means that they come to be considered as good or even great. Other artists' work is very popular during their lifetime but they don't last the test of time. What changes, and why?
Dunedin School of Art Lecturer Ed Hanfling has been exploring the process of art criticism in his research. He was interested in how his own judgement of art was changing, as he began to appreciate more diverse works:
"It's only you and the art work, but how you think about it and look at it is shaped by all sorts of factors, and that creates commonalities between your judgement and someone else's."
Likewise our personal differences mean that we don't always agree on what is good art. Some art works raise dilemmas and help us explore questions of judgement. Take for example Diane Prince's 1995 artwork comprising a New Zealand flag on the floor with a sign saying "Please walk on me": is it a cheap stunt or good art? Ed finds it helpful to consider "interpretative communities":
"What's considered good or bad is neither objective nor individual but somewhere in between."
Of course it is not just art that we make judgements about; we are constantly evaluating the world around us. It is helpful to have an understanding of the process of criticism and how we form judgements in order to appreciate that a different community will hold their different convictions, about art or food or politics for example, as strongly as you hold yours.
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Kingston, Jamaica – Tuesday 3rd April 2018: Harry Smith has been appointed Chairman of the Digicel Jamaica board.
As the first Jamaican to be appointed as Chairman of Digicel Jamaica, Smith will be instrumental in ensuring that, as a global brand, Digicel maintains, nurtures and cultivates its all-important local flavour – and that market insights are translated into benefits for Jamaican customers.
Smith has been a director of the Digicel Jamaica board since 2010 and served as the first Director of Marketing, during Digicel's formative years, from 2001 to 2007. Under his guidance, the then fledgling telecoms company reached its one year target of 100,000 customers in its first 100 days growing to hit the two million mark when he left in 2007.
As a leading marketeer, Smith has always been able to find new ways of promoting the company while always keeping the customers - and the need to offer them best value - at the core of his focus. This ability to balance external and internal interests has been at the heart of his success.
Smith holds a number of other directorial roles with Hardware and Lumber Limited, NCB Capital Markets, Carimed Limited and Kirk Distributors. A proud Munro College old boy, he also serves as a member of the Munro and Dickenson Trust. He was also the founding Chairman of the Digicel Foundation in 2004 and it is thanks to his vision that Digicel has been able to forge and nurture lasting connections with communities across the length and breadth of Jamaica and help to move them forward in a positive way.
"I am honoured to have been selected to chair the Digicel Jamaica board. It is rewarding to know that this global brand had its beginnings right here in Jamaica and it is due in no small way to the efforts and loyalty of our customers, staff, and dealers including thousands of card sellers over the last 17 years. I know firsthand how important it is to retain local insights in the markets in which we operate, and having worked with the company for so many years, I know that I will be able to offer the guidance and governance it needs as we continue to put our customers at the centre of everything we do," said Smith.
Alexander Matuschka, Digicel Group CEO, commented; "Harry has been such an integral part of the Digicel family that you could call him one of our founding fathers. From 2001 until now he has believed in the company's mission to connect customers and communities and has supported us every step of the way. In his various roles with the company he has given so much of himself and Digicel is better for it. I would like to thank him for agreeing to serve as Chairman of Digicel Jamaica and wish him the very best in his new role."
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