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The soaring native art form of the totem pole by North America's first peoples may be found throughout the northwestern United States and Alaska. Alaska will celebrate 50 years of statehood in 2009.
Derived from the ojibwe word, "totem" (odoodem) meaning "kinship group," totem poles are typically carved of native red cedar, which is a soft, easily carved, and straight-grained wood that grows large in diameter. The original carvers of the first totem poles belonged to a few tribes that lived on the Inside Passage, a protected waterway that runs from Seattle, Wash., to Juneau, Alaska. Original carvers included members of the Native American Tlingit (KLIN-kit), Haida (HIDE-uh), and Tsimshian (SIM-shian) tribes.
Largely misunderstood, totem poles were first encountered by 18th Century European explorers. Britain's Capt. James Cook called them "truly monstrous." Early missionaries wrongly believed that totem poles were worshipped and encouraged them to be destroyed. Totem poles communicate history and legends; they were not icons of religious worship.
A totem pole could be carved to document a person's lifetime of achievements, highlight ancestry, illustrate folklore or serve as landmarks. Other totem poles serve as memorial poles to honor the dead, greeting poles to welcome newcomers, shame poles to remind the community of an individual who has acted inappropriately, crest poles to portray a family's ancestry and story poles constructed for special occasions.
Animals are common to totem pole design including bears, beavers, whales and wolves. Eagles and ravens often appear on totem poles. Eagles denote friendship and peace and straight-beaked ravens symbolize the Creator as it is believed that the bird can transform itself and change its form at will. Fish symbolize long life and the gifts of the sea. Whales demonstrate immense strength. Lastly, frogs are the creatures held in high regard bringing good luck and good fortune.
Humans are depicted on totem poles. A human figure atop a totem pole serves as a village watchman. Conversely, a figure carved upside-down on a totem pole owes a debt to the community. Once that debt is paid, the pole is chopped down and allowed to decay. What's more, the low man on the totem pole is the most important figure.
Totem poles were decorated with traditional colors. Black, red, green-blue and the natural wood finish have endured as the standard color scheme for totem poles.
Paints were made from natural materials. Charcoal, cinnabar, copper oxides and ground clam shells were mixed with salmon egg oil to make paint.
The art of the totem pole is one of North America's on-going and savored artistic and cultural traditions. As the totem poles deteriorate in the region's harsh weather conditions, they are removed and replaced with new poles to document the area's rich and living history.
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Johnson County Sheriff Looking for Runaway Juveniles
Townsquare Sedalia Staff
Townsquare Sedalia Staff Published: March 28, 2021
Johnson County Missouri Sheriff's Office
Update: The Johnson County Sheriff's Office reports that both juveniles have been located.
Earlier today the Johnson County Sheriff's Office posted on their Facebook page that they are looking for two runaway juveniles last seen yesterday around 2:00PM CDT in the 700 Block of NW 31Rd. The two juveniles are brothers and left the residence on foot.
Here is a description of the brothers:
Jay -13 year old white male, brown hair blue eyes, 5`3, 100lbs, wearing jeans, shirt and coat
Max -16 year old white male, brown hair, blue eyes, 5`7, 135 lbs, wearing black/white sweat pants and blue hoodie.
Anyone who has seen the brothers, or locates them is asked to call Johnson County Dispatch at 660-747-5511.
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When a company is not prepared for employee PTO, whether in the form of pre-planned holidays or sudden absences, projects and resources can be affected by unexpected delays. Detailed PTO planning not only prevents time off from harming your business processes and margins, it can help encourage employees to take their vacations. With the right balance, employee morale and business efficiency can remain high without negatively impacting one another.
Time off will keep employees from burning out and prevent high turnover rates, but it can also set back projects and complicate resource scheduling. If your business cannot properly predict and plan for time off, these setbacks will continually occur and cause greater complications than they should. Make sure that you understand which employee can best take over another team member's tasks before he or she goes on vacation for a smooth transition.
Having a well-constructed PTO tracking and approval system is the first step toward preventing the negative effects of time off and emphasizing the upside. Being able to easily view and anticipate employee time off can allow managers to prepare their staff, coordinate schedules, and determine task responsibilities based on comparable skill levels. A properly executed time off strategy will shift project responsibilities and ensure that tasks are reassigned before an employee goes on vacation so that work can continue without him or her. Access to task information and client contact information should also be readily available so that employees are not locked out of crucial processes when the time comes.
Poorly-managed PTO affects more than just project strategy, it can also lead to higher employee turnover rates. BBG Broker states that on average turnover costs approximately 20% of an employee's annual salary. This is due to the costs associated with hiring and training a new employee, as well as paying a departing employee for his or her unused PTO. Should a large number of employees with substantial accrued PTO leave within a short period of time, your company can have its margins suddenly reduced due to the amount of extra wages paid out to employees who have left.
Being able to take time off as needed is proven to have a positive effect on employee morale, with flexible scheduling and ample vacation days helping team members stay healthy and relieve stress. However, poorly handled time off can negatively impact those who are still at work. According to a study by Kronos, 69% of employees surveyed say that unplanned absences add to their workload and 61% believe it increases stress. Being able to track absences and prepare for, or even prevent, unplanned days off can help eliminate changes in workload and the stress they cause.
While it's not possible to predict sick days or all PTO that comes with short notice, a time off tracker can give managers a quick view into how many days each employee has available and when they are most likely to use them. By effectively managing PTO requests, you can reduce unplanned absences and improve morale in both those who are on vacation and those who take on their responsibilities.
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Ethernet Copper to Fiber Media Converter Applications
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Ethernet copper to fiber media converters serve as the most basic type supporting 10/100/1000Mbps or 10Gbps, which are applied to a variety of common scenarios, including point-to-point, high-density fiber distribution and redundant fiber/copper applications.
Point-to-Point Application
Point-to-point connection is a data link between two communication endpoints or nodes. This is the most basic and direct usage. For example, a pair of media converters can be used in point-to-point connections that connect two Ethernet switches (or routers, servers, hubs) via a fiber cable, or to connect switches to the workstation and file server. This application is very simple and efficient, which can be widely used in individual homes or small businesses.
Point-to-Point Application.
High-Density Fiber Distribution Application
High-density fiber distribution is needed in large data centers, enterprise and campus networks. In these cases, a number of fiber media converters are deployed. For better management and space saving, they are usually installed in a redundant power chassis. In this application example, chassis-based media converters are for high-density fiber distribution from the network core (A). An Ethernet switch (B) is connected to the network core with a standalone media converter via a fiber. Another media converter connects a PC RJ45 port in a fiber-to-desktop application (C). An Ethernet switch (D) is connected directly via fiber to the media converter linked with the core switch (A).
High-Density Fiber Distribution Application.
Redundant Fiber/Copper Application
Redundant Ethernet media converters usually have three ports, providing fiber or copper link redundancy. Via the built-in DIP (dual in-line package) switches, the converter can be configured as 2-port redundant mode, which supports auto-recover function. Provided that one cable link is broken, the redundant link is enabled to ensure 100% uptime. They are designed for mission-critical network applications that require fibers or copper links to automatically recover less than 10ms (millisecond), such as ISPs (Internet Service Provider), telecom, hospitals, banks and enterprises. Redundant links can run in parallel paths or geographically diverse paths shown below.
Redundant Application.
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Civil Disturbance in Downtown and Lloyd Districts-Dozens of Arrests Made
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On May 30, 2020, demonstrators began gathering in downtown Portland around 5:30 p.m. and quickly became confrontational and aggressive with PPB officers who were providing security for the Justice Center.
At about 6:45 p.m., PPB officers who were assigned to protect the Justice Center were approached by a large group of several hundred demonstrators. The demonstrators threw projectiles at the officers and assaulted a PPB police officer.
An unlawful assembly was declared and demonstrators were admonished to leave the area or force would be used against them. Demonstrators continued to throw projectiles at police officers and Riot Control Agents were deployed. The demonstrators dispersed from the area where officers were securing the Justice Center, but continued to gather and regroup throughout the evening in both the Downtown and Lloyd Districts.
At 8:00 p.m., it was announced the Mayor's curfew order was in place and people needed to leave the city of Portland. Persons who did not leave, would be subject to arrest.
At about 9:00 p.m., there was a shooting near Southwest Hawthorne Boulevard and Water Avenue where a male was shot in the chest, which was determined not to be related to the demonstration, but was nearby. For more information about this incident see prior press release: www.portlandoregon.gov/police/news/read.cfm?id=250816
At about 11:35 p.m. aerial mortars and fireworks were thrown at the Multnomah County Courthouse. Officers were able to disperse the crowd in this area by using Riot Control Agents.
For approximately five hours, demonstrators vandalized businesses in the Downtown and Lloyd Districts. Fires were set, windows were smashed out, business were looted, and barricades were moved from construction sites to block streets and traffic. Officers made dozens of arrests related to this criminal activity.
PPB members were joined in partnership by members of the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office, Washougal Police Department, and Oregon State Police. Members of the Gresham Police Department and the Washington County Sheriff's Office assisted with handling emergency calls for service during the event. These teams effectively worked together to make 48 arrests:
* David Woodman, 24-year-old, Theft III, interfering with a Peace Officer, and Riot
* Patrick Hill, 49-year-old, Disorderly Conduct, Interfering with a Peace Officer, and Resist Arrest
* Hayley Hyufe, 24-year-old, Interfering with a Peace Officer and Disorderly Conduct
* Minira Alsaud, 19-year-old, Disorderly Conduct
* Talib Pierson, 19-year-old, Disorderly Conduct and Interfering with a Peace Officer
* Keton Orozco, 21-year-old, Disorderly Conduct, Interfering with a Peace Officer, Resist arrest and Riot
* Anna Von Ravensberg, 24-year-old, Curfew and Interfering with a Peace Officer
* Nicole Rodrigue,z 24-year-old, Curfew and Interfering with a Peace Officer
* Cherish Shaner, 29-year-old, Curfew
* Alan Grimold, 22-year-old, Curfew, Interfering with a Peace Officer, Possession of a controlled substance
* Alex Hamelbring, 21-year-old, Curfew and Interfering with a Peace Officer
* Steven Cadoreth, 41-year-old, Curfew and Interfering with a Peace Officer
* Sarah Treadgold, 20-year-old, Curfew and Interfering with a Peace Officer
* Abe Thomas, 25-year-old, Curfew and Interfering with a Peace Officer
* Sierra Foster, 21-year-old, Curfew and Interfering with a Peace Officer
* Elijah Castillo, 22-year-old, Interfering with a Peace Officer
* Maria Castro Mendoza, 19-year-old, Curfew and Interfering with a Peace Officer
* Kyla Lovitt, 19-year-old, Curfew and Interfering with a Peace Officer
* Christian DeSantiago, 23-year-old, Riot, Escape III, and Interfering with a Peace Officer
* Peter Sayre, 23-year-old, Riot and Interfering with a Peace Officer
* Michael Hibbs, 26-year-old, Curfew and Interfering with a Peace Officer
* Ryan Nilsen, 23-year-old, Interfering with a Peace Officer and Harassment
* Ahanuna Andrews, 24-year-old, Curfew and Interfering with a Peace Officer
* Dalton Jones, 19-year-old, Burglary II, Riot, Theft I
* Abbott Rachampbell, 30-year-old, Curfew and Interfering with a Peace Officer
* Aimee Borrington, 32-year-old, Curfew and Interfering with a Peace Officer
* Lennon Rose, 22-year-old, Riot and Burglary II
* Mike English-Mills, 24-year-old, Riot and Burglary II
* Mitchell Drinkwater, 31-year-old, Riot, Burglary II, Theft I
* Pete Lent, 21-year-old, Reckless Burning and Curfew
* Rosa Nova, 22-year-old, Burglary II
* Anna Ortiz, 20-year-old, Burglary II
* Yorkdi Borilla, 23-year-old, Burglary II
* Colin Young, 21-year-old, Curfew and Interfering with a Peace Officer
* Joseph Miller, 25-year-old, Curfew, Disorderly Conduct, and Harassment
* Jose Zurita-Osorio, 31-year-old, Burglary II, Riot, Theft I
* James Winecoff, 29-year-old, Curfew, Interfering with a Peace Officer, and Disorderly Conduct
* Steve Nguyen, 21-year-old, Riot and Burglary II
* Quinn Brooks, 20-year-old, Curfew
* Kaden Sorenson, 24-year-old, Curfew
* Pierce William, 21-year-old, Riot and Burg II
* Michael Heckman, 31-year-old, Curfew, Interfering with a Peace Officer, and Disorderly Conduct
* Jeffe Abel, 21-year-old, Curfew and Interfering with a Peace Officer
* Skye Brooks, 18-year-old, Curfew
* Patrick Fletcher, 18-year-old, Disorderly Conduct and Curfew
* Chad Dehler, 19-year-old, Curfew
* Joseph Johnson, 19-year-old, Theft I and Riot
* Miraile Alford-Lewis, 21-year-old, Riot and Burglary II
Nine juveniles were detained during the events and were released to parents related to offenses of Curfew, Interfering with a Peace Officer, Disorderly Conduct, Riot, Burglary, and theft.
"PPB and partner agencies demonstrated professionalism and courage while managing a civil disturbance in the Downtown and Lloyd Districts" said Chief Jami Resch. "The actions taken to disperse the crowd and make arrests of those engaged in criminal activity had a major impact on mitigating serious injuries and preventing wide-spread looting. I am extremely proud of all of our public safety agencies who worked in collaboration to keep Portland safe during this civil disturbance."


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iMessage Review
We're in the middle of the "year of chat," and I don't know that we've ever had so many options to turn to when deciding which mobile messenger is the right one for our tastes. One of the mainstays of mobile messaging (and one that's thus far exclusive to Apple devices) is iMessage, and in reviewing the app's evolution since its inception on iOS devices years ago, it stands apart from the crowd in numerous, exceptional ways.
Considering just how many users on other operating systems are clamoring for iMessage accessibility, it's hard to ignore the app's prowess. In the following review, we'll stack it up against some of the other, popular messaging services. In doing so, we'll reveal some of what makes iMessage tick, and perhaps illustrate a few of the app's flaws as well.
What's particularly funny about iMessage is that many users, even many Apple users, don't know what it is. I've seen friends with iPhones and iPads open up the App Store in confusion, searching for iMessage and coming away absolutely dumbfounded when they're unable to find it. The reason they're unable to is because it's baked into the iOS operating system itself, and moreover, it's a mainstay of the cross-platform ecosystem that exists between most products on the Apple hardware lineup. Whether you're using an iPhone, iPad, Macbook, iMac, or even an Apple Watch, you have automatic access to iMessage (or "Messages," as it's occasionally referred to.)
That cross-platform compatibility begins and ends with Apple devices, however. In spite of years of begging and shouting for Apple to allow its most popular software applications to exist on non-Apple ecosystems (Windows, for example), there's no sign that we should expect it anytime soon. Apart from Apple Music, iTunes, and QuickTime Player, Apple software is meant to be run natively only on its own devices.
As you'll read in the review, however, this isn't necessarily a shortcoming. A bummer if you don't own any Apple devices, but not a fatal flaw in the least.
An unfilled absence on other devices hasn't been ignored by other software companies, either. While you're unable to get iMessage on Android or Windows devices, numerous competitors have brought their own offerings to bear, some of which might even be better overall than the iMessage app. We'll let our own exploration of the app's more prominent features guide such a verdict, but we will keep one thing in mind overall–iMessage is free to download, and apart from the standard cellular data fees that you'll incur, free to use. Any competing app that we compare it to in this guide will meet those criteria as well.
We'll break the review down into three categories: integration, features, and design. Even though almost everyone in the US is packing a smartphone in their pocket, it's hardly the only device that we make heavy use of in our day-to-day lives. Thus, examining iMessage's integration across multiple devices will be imperative.
Because many users haven't explored iMessage to its fullest extent, many aren't aware of the app's plethora of features, or the nuance that makes them so flexible. We'll go over everything that you can do with iMessage, as well as point out a few shortcomings. Finally, we'll talk about design—a secondary consideration for many, but something that makes the app feel like Apple software.
Apple Integration
No matter what type of Apple device you're on, you will have some semblance of access to iMessage. From my own understanding, the only device in that entire lineup that doesn't give you access is Apple TV, which wasn't designed to support messaging features in the first place. Everything else can support synced integration, with your iPhone in the center. Since it's tied to your phone number, messages received from your iPhone can be made to appear on any device tied to your Apple account, which will also allow you to send messages from any of those devices by using your iPhone as a conduit.
Cool, right? It's here where we can compliment Apple on one of the longstanding benefits of working exclusively within its hardware ecosystem. If you're working from your iPad or Macbook, you can calmly leave your phone in your pocket, and allow your messages to show up right on the device that you're using. The same goes for your Apple Watch if you're a wearable tech fan like me. When I get an incoming message while out running, I can use the "quick reply" menu on my Apple Watch to send a simple message to whoever has just messaged me.
You'll find similar cross-platform features with other message apps, but none that is so functional and fluid as iMessage.
Messaging Features
Text, pictures, video and audio. No matter which of these you're looking to send to one of your contacts (even if it's some combination of these several things) is possible within iMessage. This isn't necessarily a standalone feature any longer–most messaging application support several media standards–but when combined with iMessage's integration across multiple types of devices, it gives the app an edge that's exceptionally difficult to compete with.
You're not limited to those messaging elements, either. You can send your location, contact cards, web links, and anything else under the sun (as long as it's supported by separate apps) with only a few quick taps, thanks to the concise design of the iMessage app. Simply tap the "share" in any supporting apps, tap the iMessage icon, and your information will be automatically dropped into a message to the intended contact.
If you're in need of a group chat feature, iMessage has this angle covered as well. You can create messaging groups that consist of as many contacts as you'd like, and even give the group a custom name, to better find it within the iMessage app. Even within a group chat, you can send the same types of media and content as you can when crafting a message for a single recipient.
Of course, the glaring feature that's lacking from iMessage is video calling, which is taken care of by the equally accessible FaceTime app. Apple has its bases covered, but meanwhile, much of the competition has integrated video calling right into their messaging apps, without requiring any awkward switching on part of the user.
Of course, one of the things that make iMessage immediately appealing to many people is the same thing that attracts people to the Apple brand in the first place–it's aesthetic. Unburdened by advertising and unnecessary graphics, most Apple software is as minimalistic as it can be, designed with unintrusive notifications and quick menu navigation.
iMessage is no different, and everything from its rounded chat bubbles to the organized and spare message history list is conformed to fit in with the rest of Apple's software. Whether you're on a Mac, an iPhone, or even looking at the small screen of your Apple Watch, iMessage looks like it belongs there. For this reason, we can't be too upset with Apple for wanting to limit its applications to the company's own hardware–it would lose a lot of aesthetic cohesiveness if it were ported over to other devices.
The proprietary software angle also allows iMessage to be exceptionally fast, zipping through menus as quickly as you can swipe them, and loading mixed media into your messages with only a few necessary taps. Much of the Apple aesthetic is about letting your software be an extension of yourself–it doesn't draw attention to itself, and instead works as quickly and efficiently as you need, to see your tasks to completion.
Alternatives to iMessages
All of these features have been attracting people to Apple's hardware and software line for years, which means that competing developers have had plenty of time to embrace those appealing elements in their own software.
Facebook Messenger has clearly taken some inspiration from iMessage. It combines the aesthetic of its social media parent with the speed and fluidity of an Apple app, while also baking in video calling that you can access right from the app itself–no messy FaceTime switching required. For this reason, it's the number one recommendation that I usually point people towards when they're looking for a good iMessage alternative.
Another close-range competitor is WhatsApp, which has weathered the mobile messenger industry for quite a while as well. Its primary function is to replace the SMS text messaging standard that comes bundled with any mobile device, and it mostly manages to succeed at doing this. It's still missing video calling (much like iMessage), but it does have a handy web portal that allows you to sync your phone's WhatsApp app (never becomes less fun to say) and your computer.
All in all, though, nothing can compete with iMessage in the areas that it excels, and this is largely thanks to the very thing that keeps it off of other platforms–Apple's proprietary development. While people may wish for a way to access it on Windows or Android devices, the simple fact of the matter is that iMessage wouldn't run as well on the non-Apple hardware. Neither would GarageBand and neither would FaceTime.
This has placed iMessage in something of a niche; a place where it has grown and developed in a controlled way, but also an extremely effective way. If you're using an Apple device, it's difficult to find anything that functions nearly as efficiently as iMessage, which we hope to have demonstrated in this review! If you have any further questions about iMessage or any tips for using it, don't hesitate to share in the comments below!
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In case you don't know (although I'm fairly certain most of you probably do) Facebook has an "On This Day" function, which basically shows you photos and updates that you've posted in previous years on a particular date. Since A passed, this has been one of the things I look forward to most each day. The look back at little moments I may have forgotten or pictures of the two of us or places we've been often sparks a memory or brings a smile to my face or laugh to my lips even as it may bring a tear or two to my eyes.
Last year around this time, I was still in the midst of my widow's fog and not really fully aware of things. At least, if I had been aware of them, the thoughts didn't stick, much like the first gentle snowflakes on an otherwise mild day. This time around, I'm reading through past years' memories and trying to absorb them, focusing on remembering the feelings of the day, or the look on A's face, or even the sound of his voice. The longer it gets from the day he died, the harder it sometimes gets until I wonder if my recall can be fully trusted or am I looking back through the filter of lost love, their edges softened by time.
This year, when I stumble across a memory from the early months of 2016, I feel as though I'm witnessing the love story of a woman who had no idea how her life would turn upside down and inside out in a short while. I have a front row seat to the life of a long-time committed couple whose female half was completely oblivious to what was to come. She was utterly and blissfully unaware of the abrupt ending to her romance looming just around the corner.
This could have me constantly in tears and cursing the Universe and God, but instead I marvel at how often, after being together for more than 32 years, we would still send each other little messages of adoration, or proclamations of love, or even the occasional X-rated compliments. Who am I kidding? My husband made at least a dozen perverted comments a day; he still found me desirable after all those years, and did everything he could to make me feel (and believe) it.
In many ways, seeing these memories that were made just a short while before his heart attack are all the more special because we had no idea what was coming. We weren't facing a fatal diagnosis and trying to "live like we were dying". We were simply going about our normal lives.
So watching our story unfold in this way, almost as an observer in the front row, is a bit surreal and often I feel I'm viewing it as an outsider. To then allow myself to remember that this isour story is almost mind-boggling. To witness the everyday moments of sweetness, tenderness and a deep, deep love only to then accept that I was the recipient of these moments astounds me. And makes me even more grateful and appreciative than when those memories were being made.
It wasn't automatic, and it took me awhile to truly be cognizant of it all, but I did my best to acknowledge each sweet gesture as they occurred, as well as to show my husband what he meant to me – to the best of my ability. I'll admit that I am only human and sometimes incapable of truly putting into action the feelings I contained, but I like to think with practice, I was at least moderately successful in doing so, and that A knew what he meant to me. I know he tried very successfully to show and tell me how he felt, although he, too, learned to do so through trial and error through the years.
So to see these expressions of love in black and white – these small moments that may otherwise be lost forever, overshadowed by the larger, more obvious actions and words – is a treasured gift and my front row seat to a life filled with love.


Visit the Rispebjerg area on Southern Bornholm, where ancient sun temples and a ring castle from the iron age were erected.
At Rispebjerg you do not only find marks from the ancient sun temples, but also a ring castle from the Iron Age. The temples where erected as religious symbols as early as 5000 years ago. You can still find the marks from those temples as well as from palisades leading to the temples.
2000 years ago a ring castle on the northwestern part of the Rispebjerg area was erected as a refuge area – with high earth walls, which you still can see today.
The Rispebjerg area in modern history from the 16th century was used as a training and concentration area for the Bornholm militia – in order to protect the island from invaders. From here you had a good view over large parts of the Southern and Eastern Coast of Bornholm.


Mark Warburton himself said that Rangers were "below par" even in victory over Motherwell. The failure to keep a clean sheet for the third league game in a row - they've conceded in the first half of all of them - is a significant part of the problem. Whilst the visitors' goal came from good work out wide (Marvin Johnson is the perfect player to expose James Tavernier's deficiencies), Motherwell looked most dangerous in the space between the home side's centre-backs and central midfielders, a space often large enough to drive a fleet of buses through. Both Scott McDonald and Lionel Ainsworth should have had more joy than they did - one would drift into that gap with the other looking to get in behind the defence.
First, a couple of caveats. There was a debutant at right-back, and the first choice central defensive pairing of Steven Anderson and Tam Scobbie were missing. And even Ronny Deila's Celtic smashed six past a decent Dundee United side in the early days of his first season in charge.
But still, Tommy Wright sides don't often get ripped to shreds like this. Celtic's first half performance was outstanding, just like in midweek. They looked like they would score every time they went over the halfway line. Brendan Rodgers has found his first choice attacking quartet; Tom Rogic is in the form of his life (and for me is the Celt most likely to make a big move anytime soon); Leigh Griffiths is as impressive as ever (even if he did dive); and as everyone else is saying, James Forrest is a different player from the one who stagnated for the last few years. And Scott Sinclair isn't really up to speed yet. It's scary.
Has O'Connor solved the Dons' defensive problems?
Reports that Dons winger Niall McGinn is expected to follow Adam Rooney in signing a new contract will be sweet music to the ears of Aberdeen supporters, whose chants of "Don't sell McGinn" following his sumptuous strike from a free kick to open the scoring at Pittodrie - have clearly fallen on hearing ears.
While McGinn's goal lent a bit of class to proceedings, the contribution of stand-in skipper Graeme Shinnie was every bit as important as he was unceremoniously bundled over by opposing captain Abdul Osman for the free kick; later, he would capitalise on Liam Lindsay's lethargy to nick the ball away from him and lay up Miles Storey to score.
Yet it was not Shinnie who was named man of the match. Anthony O'Connor, continuing his strong start at the club, has managed to combine controlled aggression with a composure in central defense that has so often been lacking from others. It was perhaps telling that it was after he was pushed forward into central midfield that Partick Thistle finally got on the scoresheet through a late Chris Erskine thunderbolt - all the more impressive, considering the Jags had just went down to 10 men after the referee dished out consecutive bookings to Sean Walsh for first committing a foul and then incessantly moaning to the officials about that decision - a particularly daft thing to do, seeing as McGinn had also been booked in the first half for a similar incident of back-chatting.
After a resounding thumping at Tynecastle there are already some mutterings that Inverness were foolish to get rid of John Hughes. Whilst those who may not have followed the saga of Hughes and his very public fall out with the ICT hierarchy may indeed feel justified in questioning why he was sent on his way, supporters of Caley Thistle know Yogi's time had come to an end and it was best for all parties for him to move. His ambitions for the club, whilst largely admirable, could not be achieved with the resources on offer to him and it was no great surprise Richie Foran was appointed as his successor.
For any rookie manager the learning curve is steep and for Foran it's no different. One of his major tasks has been to improve a squad that has seen some dreadful recruitment decisions over the past couple of seasons with a seemingly endless parade of midfielders arriving whilst areas of the side in desperate need of strengthening went unaddressed. With new arrivals including wide men Billy King and Jake Mulraney fans were thrilled to see some attacking promise installed into the side and whilst there were some promising showings in the League Cup group stages the start of the league campaign has been a dismal one for Foran who also saw his side dumped out of the League Cup at Alloa.
In truth the Irishman was badly let down by his team on Saturday. ICT have rarely looked so outfought on the pitch as they were on Saturday and a number of the players looked scared to impose themselves on the match. Hearts on the other hand, despite their own apparent problems on and off the pitch, looked a fluid and capable attacking force as they carved a lacklustre opponent apart taking advantage of some defensive horror shows but also impressing with some fine team goals. The scoreline certainly did not flatter them.
Caley Thistle looked like a newly promoted team struggling to deal with the step up in quality from the league below...but the thing is that the core of this side finished a respectable 7th last season with only Miles Storey the only key player that left in the summer. Foran has limited funds to work with, perhaps even more limited given that his predecessor was paid off only a few months into a new two year deal. If he wants to succeed as manager he's going to have to play a blinder in the transfer market and recruit smartly...something his predecessor did poorly.
Kilmarnock have, on average, signed a new player every ten and a half days since Lee Clark took over in mid-February. Yes, I know that stat is a bit iffy, but only because fifteen of those new faces have arrived in this transfer window...including three more in the twenty-four hours before the trip to Dingwall. Right-back Luke Hendrie and central midfielder Charlee Adams went straight into the side...even though Clark has already signed two right-backs and three central midfielders in the last couple of months. Basically, he's throwing lots of players at the wall and hoping some stick.
So it's reasonable to excuse another defeat, given that the players are all getting to know each other; only four of the starting lineup have played more than seven matches for the club. But the size of the influx must make it difficult to pinpoint the best XI. And there is a longer-term issue, in that eight of them are on loan deals till January. If they're rubbish, Kilmarnock can punt them. But if they're any good, won't their parent club want them back? And if they're somewhere in between, will that be sufficient for this league?
Dundee against Hamilton is hardly a marquee game, but I can't understand why it was shifted to Friday night - surely their neighbours, in the lower division, should be the ones obliged to shift their game?
So there is a solitary minute of highlights - basically both goals - for me to work from. Not much I can say other than Darren Lyon has a foot like a traction engine and that Mark O'Hara still looks like the best value signing of the summer.


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On August 29th, I attended the FSC United Jog-a-thon Fundraiser to support young soccer players as they ran for 30 minutes to raise money for their teams. It was a great Flagstaff community event, and a fun way to introduce these bright young athletes to the sport of running!
Last Sunday evening, I attended an enjoyable community fundraising event to benefit young athletes and teams in the Flagstaff Soccer Club: The FSC United Jog-a-thon. When I heard about the event from my chiropractor, I was excited to get involved and help 'sponsor' a player.
The Jog-a-thon was set up so that players would receive pledges based on how many laps they complete during a 30 minute period. The pledges and money raised would go towards team equipment and travel expenses for their upcoming season. I thought this event was an excellent fundraising idea; it encourages the players to establish goals, and challenges them both as individuals and team members to achieve their goals. It is also a great way to give youth positive exposure to the sport of running while promoting fitness within the community.
I think the event also personally appealed to me because it reminded me of my own transition from soccer to running. Growing up, I started playing soccer in the first grade and continued on for 8 years, developing into a competitive mid-fielder for club and school teams. While not the most agile or graceful ball-handler, my aerobic capabilities enabled me to cover both sides of the field for the duration of each match. However, just before entering high school, I was persuaded into joining the cross-country team. I was instantly drawn to the competitive aspect and quickly de-mythed about the sport: running is not a punishment, it actually felt good! Once I left the ball behind, I never looked back!
Of course it would be great to see some of the athletes from Sunday evening make a similar transition and leave the ball behind. At 7000 feet in Flagstaff, they are already immersed in a rich distance running and endurance sport culture. But it's more important for young kids to be doing any routine physical activity– a sport that they enjoy and that keeps them growing healthy.
Ali accompanied me to Foxglenn Park for the evening and we clapped and cheered in support of #12 of the Black Widows. He easily exceeded his goal of 20 laps for the half hour. Not bad! Other players (and parents who had joined in) had similar expressions upon finishing the Jog-a-thon, reflecting the exertion of the run. However, smiles were in abundance afterward, and everyone left the field with pride and a sense of accomplishment.
I hope there are more Jog-a-thons and community events to invite more to participate in our sport and encourage healthy and active routines. Running is one of the most accessible sports, and anyone can start running at any age.
I really like the new blog. Great write up, and the pictures are brilliant! Hope training is going well.


Sarah Morgenthau is a Managing Director and head of Nardello & Co.'s Washington, DC office. Sarah is a national security expert with extensive experience as an executive leader and a practicing attorney in both the public and private sectors. She is an integral part of Nardello & Co.'s cybersecurity practice and lends her expertise to a wide range of the firm's casework, including litigation support, reputational due diligence, and internal investigations. She has nearly a decade of experience working in Washington, DC, with a deep network of government and private sector relationships and expertise in cybersecurity, homeland security, and crisis management.
Prior to joining Nardello & Co., Sarah worked for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Private Sector Office and the Executive Director of the Homeland Security Advisory Council (HSAC). She was also previously an attorney in the Enforcement Division of the United States Securities and Exchange Commission. As Deputy Assistant Secretary, Sarah advised the Secretary on the impact of the Department's policies, regulations, and processes on private sector companies, universities, and not-for-profit institutions, and enhanced strategic communications to foster better collaboration between the private and public sectors on national security issues. As Executive Director, Sarah oversaw the ongoing policy work of the subcommittees, including the Cybersecurity Subcommittee, Foreign Fighter Task Force, the DHS Employee Task Force, the DHS Grant Review Task Force, the CBP Integrity Advisory Panel, and the Countering Violent Extremism Subcommittee. Prior to DHS, she was appointed by President Obama as Director of Peace Corps Response for the United States Peace Corps headquarters in Washington, DC.
In 2017, Sarah was appointed by the Governor of Rhode Island to the Homeland Security Advisory Board. She also serves on the Board of the DC Volunteer Lawyers Project and the Washington, DC Regional Board of the Anti-Defamation League.
Sarah graduated Phi Beta Kappa with a BA in political science from Barnard College and holds a JD from Columbia University School of Law.


There is limited research on the disclosure experiences of men who have experienced childhood sexual abuse and on how such experiences might impact mental health outcomes.
The current study described men's disclosure experiences and examined the role of disclosure characteristics on mental well-being (internalizing and externalizing behaviors, substance use, resilience).
Men (N = 253) from across Canada and the U.S. were recruited through websites for males with sexual abuse histories. Men aged 18–59 years anonymously completed an online study on their sexual abuse, disclosure experiences, and mental health outcomes.
Findings indicated that 77.9 % of men disclosed their sexual abuse, although they waited an average of 15.4 years before sharing their experience. Once disclosed, 64.4% of the men reported a positive response (e.g., support), while 35.6 % reported a negative response (e.g., blame). Regression analyses indicated that a greater delay in disclosure predicted greater externalizing behaviors (B = .49, p < .05), although this was a small effect (Cohen's f 2 = 0.02). Additional disclosure variables were associated with components of externalizing (aggressive and rule-breaking behaviors) and internalizing (somatic complaints) behaviors.
These results require replication in future studies. However, they do suggest that efforts need to be undertaken to address the barriers that hinder men from disclosing their sexual abuse and to ensure that men are supported once they disclose.
Romano, E., Moorman, J., Ressel, M., and Lyons, J. (2019). Men with childhood abuse histories : disclosure experiences and links with mental health. Child Abuse & Neglect, 89. DOI : /10.1016/j.chiabu.2018.12.010.


I have been raised to be a very understanding person and asking too many questions was thought of as a bad thing. Well, unfortunately, I am a very curious person, to a point actually, but I question things. I never accept simply what I am told. If someone tells me that something has to be done a certain way and it makes no sense to me at all, I will ask why it is like that. I think many of us have been led to believe that it is impolite and disrespectful to ask questions. But question things when you want and need to. Do not just accept something to be a certain way when you know it is wrong. Be inquisitive; ask questions, even of life. But never simply just accept things. It is just a waste of life.
Yes, as a child I was always told to 'hush,' especially when visitors were around.
We're supposed to learn and explore, right? I've always taken the attitude I should answer anything my kids ask to the best of my ability, or direct them as to where they can find a good answer.
It is good to question. I don't think it is rude at all.
myriteofpassage - Me as well. Luckily we no longer have to hush.
Crystal - I think that it is a great attitude to have. It is great that you are willing to answer some of their questions. Thank you so much for stopping by.
Jai - Thank you, I think it is important too.
It is good to ask questions. An enquiring mind is a mind that learns new things.
Michelle - Exactly. One can never have too much knowledge.


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Summary. The Apple TV device turns a television into a computer-like device for multimedia content only. This means your interactions with Internet destinations are limited to a few content providers such as YouTube, Netflix, HBO, Hulu Plus, ESPN, and others. Content is also available through the Apple iTunes store, including movies, television shows, podcasts, and more.
Typing. Unfortunately, there's no keyboard included, so one must navigate their way through this ocean of amazing content using a very time consuming hunt-and-peck on-screen keyboard (shown below) moving one click at a time to the letter, number, character, or button of their choice.
Most people will find it preferable to use the Apple Wireless Keyboard (shown below) with their Apple TV. Instructions to make this work are found below.
Third-party Bluetooth keyboards that use the Apple keyboard layout may also be compatible. Check with the keyboard manufacturer for additional information.
* The original Apple Wireless Keyboard (2003), that features a white case and uses four AA batteries, is not compatible.
Turn on your keyboard and if necessary ensure that it is discoverable. A blinking LED indicates that the Apple Wireless Keyboard is in the discoverable mode.
When using third-party devices, check with the keyboard manufacturer for additional information.
On your Apple TV, select Settings > General > Bluetooth.
Select your keyboard in the list.
When prompted, type the four-digit paring code on your keyboard and then press Enter or Return.
Apple TV will confirm that the pairing process is complete.
Use media controls when playing music and video to play or pause content and select previous or next.
Volume, brightness, and other controls are not available for Apple TV. Apple TV uses the U.S. English keyboard layout regardless of the keyboard's hardware layout.
A blinking LED indicates that the Apple Wireless Keyboard is in the discoverable mode. If you don't pair your keyboard with your Mac within three minutes, the indicator light and keyboard will turn off to preserve battery life. If this happens, press the On/Off switch to turn your keyboard on again.
Bluetooth support on Apple TV is for keyboards only. Headsets, speakers, and other devices are not supported.
If you are having difficultly connecting or using a third-party Bluetooth keyboard, contact the manufacturer to verify that it is compatible with Apple products and Apple TV.


Feb. 7, 2019 9:50 a.m.
A funny thing happened to comedy star Mary Walsh as she got older — instead of slipping into the sad and gloomy decline society had warned her about, she found herself getting happier.
"Now, if you have been miserably unhappy, you're not going to shine with the light of 10,000 suns, but you're going to be happier than you were when you were 46 when you're 66," says the St. John's satirist, who recently gave a TEDx Talk in Toronto about old-age happiness.
"I remember reading years and years ago that life was full of 1,000 tendernesses and thinking, 'Oh yeah.' But then it hit me: that is true. As I get older and more wrinkly, I can't see myself really because my eyes are gone, and so when I look in the mirror, I look quite good," the 66-year-old continues with a laugh.
Indeed, Walsh appears to be living her best life these days.
The creator of the CBC comedy "This Hour Has 22 Minutes" was announced Thursday as the recipient of the Earle Grey Award at this year's Canadian Screen Awards, set for March 31.
It's one of many things Walsh has on the go.
"Again with the 1,000 tendernesses theme that I seem to be playing, we find ourselves sexually invisible at some point. We find that we're not the object of anyone's desire anymore, we fall out of that place," Walsh says in discussing the doc.
Walsh is also writing a feature film screenplay about Newfoundland and Labrador's 1966 Come Home Year civic event, in which those who hailed from the province were encouraged to return. The story features a 13-year-old girl who is sent back "to the people who didn't want her in the first place," Walsh says.
The film is taking longer to write than Walsh expected.
"I find that all mountains are steep now and that all steps are more slow," she says.
But she doesn't lose heart over such matters anymore.
"I think, 'No, I'll just keep going. I'll get a chance at it again. I'll sit down at it again and I'll keep going,'" says Walsh, who is also a mental-health advocate.


Few exercises test core and upper-body strength as well as the front-loaded pushup. The reason: It shifts your weight forward, forcing your pecs and deltoids to work overtime to keep your body balanced, says BJ Gaddour, C.S.C.S., creator of Men's Health new DVD fitness system 10-Minute Torchers.
Here's how you do it: Assume a pushup position. Lower your chest toward the floor, but as you do, push your body forward (your hands should end up near your waist). Return to the starting position.
Once you can perform the move with perfect form, try this grueling challenge: Do front-loaded pushups for 30 seconds straight. Shoot for 10 reps during that time. That's 1 set. Do 3, resting 60 seconds between each set. Too easy? Elevate your feet against a wall, pause at the bottom of each repetition, or lengthen the set and shorten the rest.


Lose AVast for starters. It is garbage. No high end IT people use it at all. Mcaffee, avast, norton, all garbage and basically a virus in themselves. And they sell your info. Kapersky is the only true secure hold out. They won't sell their code to the US OR Russia where they are from. Most IT guys in my industry that requires an insane amount of legitimate system security use Kapersky for anti virus.
I will take that under advisement. But I do have to say that I do not have to install service packs or anything like that and Cura has never failed to run. So, something in my system must be working. Oh yeah, I also run a few high end graphics packages.
Anyhow. I'll fix it myself like I have done with every UM and Cura problem so far. No sense in trying to get help.
Good to hear you solved it, could you share how it was solved?
I think it is more fun to give half information and rant than be proactive like most people here are.
It would be very nice to have an option (command line switch or something) to disable the installation of this drivers to prevent this pop-up. At the moment I don't see any possibility to decide which parts should be installed without the GUI.
Just to be sure, you are using the /s (for silent) when installing?
I can see that the adaptive layers feature might be useful for me.
I nearly always print several different models at the same time. Some would need adaptive layers and some would not.
Will Cura only use adaptive layers on the models that need it?
Or is the layer height adjusted for the whole layer including models that don't need it?
I had this too when I installed CURA on my computer (Win10). I didn't saw it when installing previous versions of CURA.
Yes I do. The rest of the installation works completly silent. I just get pop-ups about the driver installations (three pop-ups at all). And as @Brulti has written, I didn't saw it in the old version (3.0.3). In MSI installers it would be easy to control the components which needs to be installed, but in this NULLSOFT installer I don't see any. The main problem is that Adafruit is not a part of "the trusted publishers" list in Windows. Of course there are workarounds for this but IMHO in most cases the Arduino drivers are simply not needed.
Yeah. Cause I'm super excited to help douche nozzle comments like this. Yeah. We did fix it. If you are so rad. Ask your beard.
I had my programmers tear into Cura and fix it for my specific pipeline. I already have to pay them to fix your software, not really concerned about making sure all the beards making condescending comments and not helping get help.. so.. no I won't go even further out of my way to make sure they are ok.
Oh yeah, I also run a few high end graphics packages.
Since I helped you with your virus issue and you just came at me all douchey, maybe YOU could tell me how YOU get all your software to work with it? What Software do YOU consider high end? Pretty "poor description" as everyone "helping" seems to need more.. So.. put up or bail.
A) I have NO virus issue. You just ranted about your favorite anti-virus program.
B)Yes, you have very poor communication skills and this is coming from someone with Asperger's. For instance you say you have to install service packs. WTF? I have not seen anything relating to service packs since the bygone days. Are you on XP or what?
C) Just ranting without giving specifics like system, ram, OS, etc is you not being helpful. Even with all that missing you are the one to choose to get "Douchey" as you so eloquently put it. I saw other people attempt to help and yet you choose to troll them because you cannot solve your own problems. But you are the one blaming everybody else while acting superior.
D) High end...oh I dunno, 3DSMAX, CURA (Which you cannot run at all), Maya, Houdini, Revit, Inventor, Space Claim, Z-Brush, MudBox, 3DCoat..... shall I go on or is this not heigh enough end for you? Oh, and I run a lot of them at the same time. As well as the full Adobe Master Suite of programs.
Hello, since Cura 3.2 the "Filament-Flow" wasn't correct transmitted to the Printer.
Use Cura 3.2 and a Anet E10 connected/printing by USB. Filament-Setup means flow 125%, after start printing, Printer means 100%.
Anyone else the same problem?
Haven't had problems with this plugin.
AFAIK it was never different. Cura (and any other slicer that i know) uses it's own flow setting to calculate the volume of the used material (the moves of the e-axis).
The "Flow" setting on the printer is completely independent and works in addition to that.
The slicer does not generate any M221 commands (extrusion multiplier) into the gcode. If you really want that, you can put it in the start script.
First impressions was not so great...Cura 3.2.0 just downloaded...and crashes on first launch...OS X 10.11.6. Tried "Backup and reset configuration" and then it launched.
Never used any 3.x beta on this MacBook.
but I cannot find anything useful.
The short version does not give us anything to go on. Can you give us a slightly longer version? And perhaps make the logs available for inspection?
Let me try to explain. I'm running Cura 3.2 on Windows 10 Enterprise (16GB RAM and Intel i7-7820HQ). I just attempted to make it crash by loading 3 fairly large models (STLs are 40-70MB each). I have the setting on to click "Prepare" to slice. Starting in "Solid View", I can arrange the models, set settings, etc, then click "Prepare" and quickly move to "Layer View" at the same time. As it is slicing, I'll try to orbit the models and Cura freezes with (Not Responding) at the window bar. Task Manager showed CuraEngine running at high CPU for a few seconds after Cura said Not Responding which means it probably successfully sliced the models, but Cura crashed.
It does not freeze every time I do this, so trying to make it freeze on purpose took a solid few minutes for me.
I just wanted to report that there was an issue with the app, because the behavior is not good.
The nasty scrambled-font-problem is there again with Cura 3.2 on my MacOS 10.13.3 version.
Me too. Almost everything on the "Prepare" page has to be "pattern matched" to be understood.
We can put down model under the table for cuting part of model. And we cat put up model (fly up the table) but cura can't make support for this model.
I am not sure I get what you are saying, but check out the "Remove empty first layers" setting (use the search above the custom settings). If you uncheck that setting, CuraEngine will create support for the empty layers, instead of dropping the object to the buildplate.


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Who's the big, bad dinosaur from Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom? It's Indoraptor! It's Indoraptor! When we found out Jurassic World would be back with a sequel, we were pretty doggone sure they'd invent a new dinosaur to be a part of the action. But the only question was, would this new dinosaur be a friend or a foe? Well, it's most certainly a foe!
That's because it's a diabolical creation cooked up in the Jurassic labs as a mix of the Indominous Rex and the always fearsome Velociraptor. Well, we'd say this dinosaur is a villain alright, but it doesn't have to be a completely terrible situation. Because now you can dress up as the Indoraptor with this Adult Jurassic World 2 Villain Dinosaur Costume!
This costume comes as a jumpsuit with an attached tail. The suit is all-polyester, fully printed with dino details, and it has the Jurassic World logo printed on the hip. The tail is stuffable with newspaper or other suitable filler. The costume includes the mask, too, so you can fully get into character. We hope you have a roar or two ready to go when you suit up as this raptor!
This Adult Jurassic World 2 Villian Dinosaur Costume is officially licensed, because we're all about bringing the action from the movies to life. Now, don't go twisting that and think we're saying you should go and try to eat your friends. Definitely, don't do that. Just stick with the snack tray at the party!


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Q: Allowing XP Home Clients To Access Active Directory Printers My school's network is based on Active Directory on Windows Server 2003 servers.  Most of the computers in the school are members of the domain.  However, we also acquired a passel of netbooks that are running Windows XP Home (as netbooks tend to), and we're trying to make those useful.  The netbooks are made available to students by check-out, so none of them are dedicated to a specific user.
I only want to allow the netbooks to do two significant network activities: to access the Internet (this is working acceptably well so far), and to print to one or more printers on the network.
That second one is where trouble starts.
I'm trying to find a way to allow the XP Home clients to access those Active Directory printers.  All the solutions that I can come up with right now are expensive, ugly, or both - for example, changing the OS on the netbooks (even with imaging, that would take a lot of my time) or making sure that the user account on each netbook has a matching account in Active Directory with permissions for printing (invites security/maintainability disaster).
Are there any elegant solutions?  Failing that, what's the best ugly solution for allowing my students to print from the netbooks?

A: There is no "elegant" solution to this dilemma, which has been tiresome for a long time. It's a problem for any non-domain computer that you might want to give printing access, including Macs and *nix as well as XP Home and XP Pro not in the domain.
1- If the printers are on standalone or internal print servers (i.e. HP JetDirect), then you can manually install the printer and point to the printer IP address, bypassing the server print queue.  This is the typical workaround for foreign computers.
2- If the users have domain accounts they can manually connect to the server (using \server.domain) and map any printer they have permission to use. They will likely have to manually connect each time they want to print. You can put an icon on the desktop and it should prompt for domain credentials. You may have to do some user training.
3- Setting the sharing permissions on the server for the printers to allow everyone and anonymous to print to the printer should also work, but I don't think the driver install from the server can happen without an authenticated account.  You may need to enable the local "guest" account on the server, which some might consider a risk.

A: You might consider using something like a dedicated print server (you could use Samba if you wanted to keep the cost down on the server OS) with an open "guest" access (like tomjedrz mentioned in his "option 3") and connections to all of the printers the students needed access to. You could put this in a DMZ / public VLAN and allow access to the various print server devices through your firewall for this machine only.
It's not the prettiest thing in the world, from a maintenance perspecitve, but it would keep the students from needing unhindered network access to use the printers, and wouldn't require authentication from the clients to access the printers.

A: I work for a school system and we have run in to this problem.  Students bring laptops from home and they are running the home/consumer versions of Windows.   We used to help them add printers by IP number.   But now we have put all our printers on an OSX print server.  It can share them out using Bonjour,  we just give the Windows users this link:
http://support.apple.com/kb/dl999
 The students can add/remove/switch printers on their own.
 We did the same thing when we recently hosted a conference, the attendees were able to connect to the printers in the public areas and we turned off Bonjour advertising at the print server for the printers in private spaces.
Note: you do not need an OSX print server to use Bonjour.  Most modern printers have it built in although doing it this way - folks will be printing straight to the printers and bypassing the print server.

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Often asked: What Books Did Hayek Write?
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Friedrich Hayek bibliography
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The Pure Theory of Capital (1941), The Road to Serfdom (1944), and Individualism and Economic Order (1948) by Friedrich Hayek are available in English and French from Oxford University Press.
"The Transmission of the Ideals of Economic Freedom" (1951) and "The Counter-Revolution of Science: Studies on the Abuse of Reason" (1952) are two of John Stuart Mill's works. The Sensory Order: An Inquiry into the Foundations of Theoretical Psychology
The Constitution of Liberty (1960), Studies in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (1967), Freiburger Studien: Gesammelte Aufsatze (1969), and F A. Hayek's Collected Works (1966-1970) are among Hayek's works.
New Studies in Philosophy, Politics, Economics, and the History of Ideas (1978), A Tiger by the Tail: The Keynesian Legacy of Inflation (1972, revised edition 1978), Inflation and Money: An Analysis of the Theory and Practice of Concurrent Currencies (1976), New Studies in Philosophy, Politics, Economics, and the History of Ideas (1978), and A Tiger by the Tail: The Keynesian Legacy of Inflation (1972, revised edition 1978).
Later publications
Hayek on Mill: The Mill-Taylor Friendship and Related Writings. Boyack, Connor; Stanfield, Elijah (Illustrator). The Tuttle Twins and the Road to Surfdom. Boyack, Connor; Stanfield, Elijah (Illustrator). The Tuttle Twins and the Road to Surfdom.
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Hayek: A Bibliography of His Writings from the Online Library of Liberty (Liberty Fund). Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Friedrich_Hayek_bibliography" Hayek: A Bibliography of His Writings from the Online Library of Liberty (Liberty Fund).
What did Hayek write?
Hayek's book The Road to Serfdom, written between 1940 and 1943 in response to the widespread belief in British academia that fascism was a capitalist reaction to socialism, was one of his most important achievements.
Why did Hayek won the Nobel Prize?
Contribution: Research on the interrelationships between economic, social, and political processes. Friedrich von Hayek Prize motivation: "for their pioneering work in the theory of money and economic fluctuations, as well as for their penetrating analysis of the interdependence of economic, social, and institutional phenomena."
What did Hayek argued?
Friedrich Hayek was a leading member of the Austrian School of Economics, whose views differed dramatically from those held by mainstream theorists, and believed that the prosperity of society was driven by creativity, entrepreneurship, and innovation, which could only be achieved in a society with free markets. He was a leading member of the Austrian School of Economics, whose views differed dramatically from those held by mainstream theorists.
Who has written the book The Road to Serfdom?
This inspirational book, written by Friedrich von Hayek, provides deep insights into economics, Nazism, Fascism, Socialism, and the Holocaust. It has shaped the thought processes of political leaders around the world for over fifty years and continues to do so today.
What did Keynes and Hayek disagree on?
Hayek argued in his LSE lectures that while a Keynesian stimulus would put some people to work, the market would become so distorted in the medium to long term that when the stimulus was removed, the market would become so distorted that when the stimulus was removed, the market would become so distorted that when the stimulus was removed, the market would become so distorted that when the stimulus was removed, the market would become so distorted that when the stimulus was removed, the market would become so distorted that when the stimulus
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What nationality is Hayek?
u201cThe government sets policy for producers and consumers, which guides the economy,u201d is the option that best describes the concept of the u201cinvisible hand.u201d
What is the Hayek theory?
The natural interest rate, according to Hayek's theory, is an intertemporal price, i.e., a price that coordinates the decisions of savers and investors over time; the cycle begins when the market rate of interest (i.e., the rate currently in effect) diverges from the natural rate of interest.
Do you think Hayek was a neoclassical economist?
Keynes' work was not neoclassical economics, and it has been an ongoing project since Keynes published the General Theory to determine whether, and to what extent, Keynes' theory could be reconciled with neoclassical economic theory.
What is the difference between Hayek and Keynes?
Keynes' view of belief formation was based on probable reasoning, where probability is a logical concept, whereas Hayek's explanation was based on an evolutionary theory of the mind, i.e. psychological premises.
Did Keynes believe in free market?
In his 1936 book, "The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money," Keynes argued that free-market capitalism was inherently unstable and that it needed to be reformulated to combat Marxism and the Great Depression.
What is the difference between Hayek and Keynes when it comes dealing with an economy?
While Keynes was developing his own theory on employment and interest rates, Hayek, an Austrian native, was doing much of the same. Hayek was an Austrian native who created the theory that would later be classified as Austrian economics.
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Why is it called the Road to Serfdom?
The popular edition of Hayek's treatise "The Abuse and Decline of Reason" was titled The Road to Serfdom, and it was inspired by the writings of 19th century French classical liberal thinker Alexis de Tocqueville on the "road to servitude."
Did Hayek believe government intervention?
We only need to look at Hayek's most influential work, The Road to Serfdom, to see how government intervention in the form of centralized planning stripped away individual liberties, but he didn't rule out the possibility of government intervention.
Who is the author of Law Legislation and Liberty?
F. A. Hayek (1899-1992), a political and economic thinker, was one of the most influential and divisive figures of the twentieth century.
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