text:
I have four computers in my network. One is connected via cable to the router. Two are wireless, and the fourth one connects through ICS on one of the wireless computers. All of the computers but the ICS(Win ME) one are running Windows XP Home.
The problem is with the wireless computer sharing it's internet connection. Whenever I enable Windows Firewall the other computers cannot access it. If I click on it in the workgroup (on one of the other computers) it says network path not found. If I disable windows firewall, everything works fine. It can access the other computers fine either way.
How do I configure Windows Firewall to allow access by the other computers? I figure it has something to do with the ICS because I didn't have this problem until I set that up. Does Windows Firewall just not work with ICS? I think I provided all the information, but let me know if something else will help. Thanks
I recommend downloading and running Reimage. It's a computer repair tool that has been proven to identify and fix many Windows problems with a high level of success.
I've used it in the past to identify and fix everything from blue screens (BSOD's), ActiveX errors, corrupt files and processes, dll/exe/sys errors, recover lost memory, Windows update problems, defragging, malware removal etc.
You can download it direct from this link http://downloadreimage.com/download.php. (This link will automatically start a download of Reimage that you can save to your computer.)
Read other 8 answers
Three Computers on a home network.
Desktop in Office (Windows 7) . Wife's Laptop (Windows 7). My laptop ( Vista unfortunately). Norton Security Suite and all three. I have a network setup and a Homegroup established.
Everything was setup and working so that I could share files between all three. My wife was able to open a desktop file make changes and save it back to the desktop computer.
All of that changed. Now we get a message when trying to save the file. "You do not have permission to save in this location. Contact the administrator to obtain permission".
I have given the entire "MY Documents" sharing permission to everyone.
I have checked everything. I have looked over all kinds of forums and nothing has worked.
I am to the point of doing a complete reinstall of Windows 7 on my Desktop. I have spent tens of hours on this.
Any ideas?
Disable Norton on the Desktop, see if that fixes it. If not try disabling it on the other computers.
Do this only for testing. Re-enable when done. If it fixes the problem then you need to look at Norton to see how to allow access from the other computers.
The system that is giving me fits is running Windows 7 32bit.
Greetings everybody:
I have a problem with a computer that can't access \\computername. When I attempt to access computername I get the following message:
Windows cannot access \\computername
Check the spelling...
The details say "Error code 0x80070035, the network path was not found"
This computer is the only computer on the network that can't access this resource.
Things I've tried:
\\itself this worked OK
ping computername, I get echos
I found an article that talked about the possibility of that the TCP/IP NetBIOS configuration might be a problem. Sure enough, the service was stopped.
I tried to start it and I'm getting this error:
Error 1075: The dependency service does not exist or has been marked for deletion.
So looking through the system logs I see the following errors when the system boots:
1. The TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper service depends on the following service: NetBT. This service might not be installed.
(Looking in the services console, I don't see this service listed)
2. The NTRU TSS v188.8.131.52 TCS service depends on the TPM Base Services service which faled to start because of the following error: the operation completed successfully.
3. Event 7023, Service Control Manager: The netwareWorkstation service terminated with the following error: The specified module could not be found.
4. Event 1012, DNS Client Events: There... Read more
Worth a look, http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7itpronetworking/thread/028a3d13-f571-49e0-abe7-1ca61fb92082 AND http://www.sevenforums.com/network-sharing/42418-error-code-0x80070035-network-path-not-found.html .
I've been banging my head on the wall for several days on this one. I did a lot of searches and tried numerous suggestions, but have had no luck as of yet.
My Windows 7 Ultimate x64 machine recently stopped being able to communicate with any other machines on the network. It can ping them by name, but can't browse to any shared folders or use any shared services. I do have one networked printer, but access was via http so it seems to work. The big problem is that I have some Windows XP machines that have shared folders and shared printers and I can not access them.
Here are the details of my setup.
- Linksys WRT54G router drives the internet (updated to latest firmware)
- Windows 7 Ultimate x64 machine plugged directly into WRT54G ethernet port
- Epson Workforce printer plugged into ethernet port
- 2 Windows XP machines connected via wireless
- 1 Windows 7 32-bit laptop connected via wireless
Since the Epson worked fine I thought may it is a wireless issue or maybe an issue connecting from Windows 7 to Windows XP. I went through hundreds of forum posts about people with issues connecting to XP with no luck (i.e. network discovery is on, file/print sharing is enabled, all machines on the same Workgroup, etc.). All of the various XP machines can see each other, ping each other, and browse each other's shared folders. In fact, all of said machines are capable of browsing the Windows 7 64-bit machine's shared folders, but it can't browse theirs.
From the Windows 7 mac... Read more
Sorry to hear about your problems, I recently had a problem with this especially trying to communicate Windows XP Home 32 to Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit. IT sounds like you have all your bases covered but I would recommend disabling your firewall(s) temporarily and seeing if you can communicate. Lemme know how this goes for you.Read other 5 answers
I can "Shift" click Windows Explorer icon three times and view three separate Explorer windows and navigate to a specific folder on each networked PC. I would like to know if I can make a batch file or shortcut to do this with one click. Possible or not? I only discovered the shift click combo today after a lot of messing about. If anyone can help I would greatly appreciate it. Even if there is some decent freeware that can do this.
Welcome .
If I understood you correctly you are opening three different windows of explorer and navigate each
to a different network shared folder, correct?
You can also navigate to a specific IP / comuter name on the network like so:
Using the Run command.
\\127.0.0.1\Some Folder or \\Comuter Name\Some Folder
So you can create a simple batch file which will serve as a type of shortcut.
Using Notepad to create the batch.
All I have to do is add start before the path I want to get to.
start \\127.0.0.1\Some Folder or start \\Comuter Name\Some Folder
There is a space after the start command.
Than saving that short command as a .bat instead if the default .txt .
If you're having difficulties just post the paths you want to get to an I can write it up for you .
Hi everybody,
I'm trying to setup a homegroup. At first I set it up on one of my computers. Then I tried to join the homegroup on the other one, but the homegroup didn't show up. So, I turned off windows firewall and it worked fine.
The thing is, I don't want to leave the entire firewall off - I'd preffer to add a rule exclusively for the homegroup. But the homegroup doesn't appear in the list of programs in the firewall settings. Is there a way to make such a rule?
Best Regards,
Turn the Win Firewall off. Not needed if you are behind a router. Just makes all things networking harder.Read other 9 answers
I have the following network setup on Windows 8 embedded:
Using 2 different network ports on one computr I have:
Network 1: computer A and B (IP 126.96.36.199)
Network 2: computer B
(IP 192.168.2.111) and C
All computers have the same firewall settings.
- Firewall = ON
- Inbound connections = Allow
- Outbound connections = Allow
In addition I have 1 rule on computer B which blocks all inbound connections from computer C:
- Rule Type: Custom
- Program: All programs
- Protocol and ports: Protocol=Any, Local ports=All, Remote ports=All
- Scope: Local IP range = 192.168.2.111, Remote IP range = All
- Action: Block
- Profile: Domain + Private + Public
The problem I'm experiencing is that this rule block some but traffic between computers A and B!
Example: I can ping B from A, but not B from C which is the way it's supposed to work.
But I cannot run this command from computer A:
WMIC /node:ComputerB process call create ?sc stop servicename?
Then I get en RPC could not be reached error. If I disable the rule the command will work perfectly.
NB: If someone wonders what the WMIC command does it will execute a command on Computer B remotely.
I know I can call "sc \\ComputerB stop servicename" directly. It's just used as an example.
I just cannot see why that rule would interfere with traffic from computer A...
Does anybody understand what is going on and can explain this to me?
... Read more
I have the following network setup on Windows 8 embedded:
Using 2 different network ports on one computr I have:
Network 1: computer A and B (IP 18.104.22.168)
Network 2: computer B
(IP 192.168.2.111) and C
All computers have the same firewall settings.
- Firewall = ON
- Inbound connections = Allow
- Outbound connections = Allow
In addition I have 1 rule on computer B which blocks all inbound connections from computer C:
- Rule Type: Custom
- Program: All programs
- Protocol and ports: Protocol=Any, Local ports=All, Remote ports=All
- Scope: Local IP range = 192.168.2.111, Remote IP range = All
- Action: Block
- Profile: Domain + Private + Public
The problem I'm experiencing is that this rule block some but traffic between computers A and B!
Example: I can ping B from A, but not B from C which is the way it's supposed to work.
But I cannot run this command from computer A:
WMIC /node:ComputerB process call create ?sc stop servicename?
Then I get en RPC could not be reached error. If I disable the rule the command will work perfectly.
NB: If someone wonders what the WMIC command does it will execute a command on Computer B remotely.
I know I can call "sc \\ComputerB stop servicename" directly. It's just used as an example.
I just cannot see why that rule would interfere with traffic from computer A...
Does anybody understand what is going on and can explain this to me?
... Read more
I'm quite new around here and would like to say hi to everybody.
I have a question to ask. If I were to stop the Windows 7 Firewall Service by right-click on Windows 7 Firewall and Select stop option, the firewall will be switched off.
In this condition, does Windows 7 block all the incoming and outgoing ports as a safety feature ?
in this condition, what if I had enabled a few ports via DOS commands ? what about them ? will they be blocked as well due to the safety feature of shutting down Windows 7 firewall ?
I request if somebody could answer this.
Welcome to the forum.
Turning off a firewall in not wise.
What environment are you running Windows 7 Enterprise in?
Are you on a domain or network?
Do you have a I.T. Department you can confide with?
Are you having problems getting something through the firewall and if you are what is it?
Your specs.
Computer type PC/Desktop
System Manufacturer/Model Number unknown
OS windows 7 enterprise 64 bit
With Vista Home Premium x64, I can't get Windows Firewall to stop blocking incoming connections. As administrator, I have gone into Control Panel->Administrative Tools->Windows Firewall with Advanced Security, then clicking on Windows Firewall Properties, I set each of the Profiles (Domain,Private,Public) to allow incoming connections. Then I chose to Log Dropped Packets and Log Successful Connections. Now whenever I get inbound connections, I get messages in my firewall log saying those connection attempts have been dropped, such as:
But I've set the firewall to allow incoming connections. Soooo, I dont get it? How Windows Firewall log that its dropping connections when its set to allow incoming connections. Now I honestly wouldn't care, except that even if I turn Windows Firewall off I still can't receive inbound traffic. I have no idea what's going on. Does anyone have any suggestions?! I've been working on this and googling for 7 hours!
Have you installed any anti virus on the system. If yes then check its firewalls. If not then try to disable the windows firewall for sometime.Read other 5 answers
Not sure if this is the correct folder.
Updated to Windows Anniversary - no problems.
However, now I have the problem as stated in the title.
If I turn Windows Firewall Control (v18.104.22.168) off the apps download and install fine. With WFC active store reports an error and no download.
Any ideas.
Is there a way to set 'Windows Firewall Control' to allow you to see exactly what it's blocking? That way you can then create rules to allow items to make outbound connections?
Unfortunately, I've never used Windows Firewall Control, so I'm going to be of little help to you on this front. However, with the Anniversary Update, the Windows applications listed at the bottom of this post need to make outbound connections, which is different from pre-Anniversary Update.
If 'Windows Firewall Control' uses the native Windows firewall, then potentially you could run Command Prompt as Administrator, paste the following into it and hit enter. That will add these outbound allow rules directly into Windows Firewall. Alternatively, you can look at the program locations listed below and see if you can manually add them to an allow list in 'Windows Firewall Control'. The main one that is probably blocking store programs from downloading/installing will likely be installagentuserbroker.exe.
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="+ Windows - InstallAgentUserBroker" dir=out action=allow program="%SystemRoot%\System32\installagentuserbroker.exe" enable=yes profile=any remoteport=80,443 protocol=tcp
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="+ Windows - SystemSettings" dir=out action=allow program="%SystemRoot%\immersivecontrolpanel\systemsettings.exe" enable=yes profile=any remoteport=80,443 protocol=tcp
netsh advfirewall firewall a... Read more
My acer aspire 5542 running windows 7 64-bit is one week old. From day one I couldn't download updates for windows defender (through windows defender update or manually) I also couldn't access any download locations on microsoft website. I can access the website itself but if i click on any program or update download link i get 'server couldn't be located' type of msg, as if the internet wasn't connected. i have just tried disabling the firewall and then it all worked well so I know it's the firewall issue. I enabled windows defender in the allow programs list but still no luck! And how can I enable the microsoft website??? And how the hell is microsoft blocking it's own website??? Pls help
I have been having this problem for about a month or two AFTER I had the "FBI child porn, illegal downloading music" virus. I do not think I have the virus anymore, but that something maybe in windows became corrupt and I can no longer download ANYTHING from the net. PLEASE HELP! Very frustrating...I have some logs from DDS and Malwarebytes that I can post if needed...Thanks In advance.
Hello nick20z71 I would like to welcome you to the Malware Removal section of the forum.Around here they call me Gringo and I will be glad to help you with your malware problems.Very Important --> Please read this post completely, I have spent my time to put together somethings for you to keep in mind while I am helping you to make things go easier, faster and smoother for both of us!Please do not run any tools unless instructed to do so.We ask you to run different tools in a specific order to ensure the malware is completely removed from your machine, and running any additional tools may detect false positives, interfere with our tools, or cause unforeseen damage or system instability.Please do not attach logs or use code boxes, just copy and paste the text.Due to the high volume of logs we receive it helps to receive everything in the same format, and code boxes make the logs very difficult to read. Also, attachments require us to download and open the reports when it is easier to just read the reports in your post.Please read every post completely before doing anything.Pay special attention to the NOTE: lines, these entries identify an individual issue or important step in the cleanup process.Please provide feedback about your experience as we go.A short statement describing how the computer is working helps us understand where to go next, for example: I am still getting redirected, the computer is running normally, etc. Please do not describe the computer as "the same... Read moreRead other 4 answers
I have three computers, all running windowsXP, and a wireless d-link router.
My computer is directly connected to the router, my two daughters computers are connected via wireless d-link router cards. We have no problem connecting to the internet on any of the three computers.
I never really cared before about being able to share the computers or printers, but I recently installed Spector Pro on both of my daughters computers to monitor their activity and installed the Spector Viewer on mine. I would obviously like to use my computer to view the Spector reports on the kids computers rather than having to run up to their computers to see the reports.
I ran the networking wizard, and both of the kids computers see each other but not mine, and when I go to My Network Places on MY computer, I seem to be out of the loop. I was also able to share one daughters printer with the other daughters computer.
The network is definately named the same on all three computers.
I am not sure what else I need to do to get mine tied in with theirs.
Any suggestions, or any other information I should provide you?
Thanks for your help!!! This forum is fantastic
From the daughters computer can you ping your own computer? If not then check your Windows Firewall settings if your running SP2. If its enabled disable it and then try and ping.
Small company has 3 computers networked. When someone on the #1 computer is typing the person on the #2 computer can't type. They are all newer Gateway computers running XP. #3 computer is used by the boss and mostly after everyone else has gone home so as far as I know there isn't a problem with that one.
A clue where to start looking to fix this problem?
Thanks so much
Read other 11 answers
This is for a friend of mine. She would like to know if her son can see the sites thatshe has been to or any of the history on their networked computers. She has told me that he is able to "send" things to her computer and is also able to put icons on her coputer from his.
Thanks in advance.
Read other 16 answers
For some reason, I cannot see my networked computers on the network after the Windows 10 anniversary update. I have 4 windows 10 Pro computers on my home network, all was working before the update. Home group network appears to be working. Network Discovery is enabled. ThanksRead other answers
Here goes a really dumb question but am doing it anyway. If I network 2 pc's wirelessly, if one goes down as in CRASH, does that affect the other one? Will the other one still run and beyond that, will it be able to connect to internet. thanks very much.
Win xp sp2 - HP 1630n
One computer will not affect the other. If one goes down and you have shared files on it, of course, then, the working one won't have access to those shared files. Other than that, the working one should still be able to connect to the internet.
Hi there, was wondering if maybe a fresh brain might help on this. I have a laptop and desktop and simply want to network them together via a BT HomeHub, to share files. I had both of them connected fine a few weeks ago but my Vista install went bust after installing a beta driver so I had to reinstall. Now, here's the details of the problem:
- The desktop is Windows XP and the laptop is Vista Ultimate.
- The desktop is wired into the HomeHub, the laptop is wireless.
- Both running Norton Internet Security 2007
- I have NIS2007 on both of them set to trust the network and to trust each computer individually also.
- Windows firewall is turned off on both machines.
- Both machines are in the MSHOME workgroup.
- Have Network discovery and File & Printer sharing turned on in the Vista Network Manager thing.
- I can ping between both machines fine using their name and IP address.
When I go into "View devices" on the laptop, I can see the laptop and another one called "Thomson" which is the Homehub itself but not my desktop. However, when I go to run and type \\desktop\ I do get a folder up but it contains only "Printers" and none of the other shared folders. If I try to access \\desktop\share then I just get a message saying it couldn't be reached. On the desktop if I try to get to \\laptop\ I get nowhere!
I even tried turning Norton off on both machines but it seemed to make no difference. Like I said, I had file sharing... Read more
is it xp pro or home?
xp pro or home my friend
if its xp home you will need to make the user account and passwrd the same on each machine
if thats not the case id say norton is playing games with you. try uninstalling the norton and see if that helps
I have two computers running off one cable modem. They both have network cards, and the modem is hooked to a hub and the internet on each runs fine. They both have separate IP addrs. also.
The question I have is why is it that the second computer seems to get booted from aol more than usual (unless it is usual to get booted from aol alot) And sometimes then it won't re-connect as if it is very busy on aol or internet explorer for that matter. The weird thing is that with the 1st computer, I hardly ever get booted from aol or have slow load times. The 1st pc is only a 350mhz and the second is a 500mhz both with 128mb memory and a 10/100 card installed. Both are running win98se ; Thanks.
I don't know why I have trouble with this, I'm pretty tech savvy but for some reason I cannot get my XP system and Win98 to recognize eachother on my network. The network is working because they both share a router and both can access the web fine but for some reason I cannot set it up to swap files between the two systems.
Does anyone know of a good website with a tutorial that might help. I've tried many, many times and it just isn't happening (I even resorted to following the instructions which came with the router).
Assuming you can ping each other by IP by not the hoostname. it could be the name resolution issue. You may try to enable NetBIOS over TCP/IP.
MS provides many options for NetBIOS name resolution such as local cache ... NetBIOS and WINS name resolution is required only on mixed-mode (Windows 95, ...
I have one computer running xp and one running me. They are sharing disk info and communicating fine, yet I can't figure out why I can't get a Internet connection on the secondary computer (me). The me computer has no modem. And AOL said to simply download the Aol software to the me computer. Well it's still a no go. All the firewalls have been removed and still nothing. HELP!!
I can't think of any thing else.
Read other 11 answers
I have a strange network problem-3 computers on a network, 2 wired, 1 wireless. Let's identify as follows: #1 are wired, #3 is wireless. I am using a Linksys WRT310N router and Linksys EG1032 Gigabit Adapters running XP SP2 on all machines. #1 & #2 can not transfer data between each other but they are on the network and are identified. I can ping each one successfully. #3 can transfer data with the other two, no problem. I have checked everything I can think of on 1 and 2 but I can not find anything wrong. I do have internet connections on all machines working. Something hidden on these machines is not set right. How can I troubleshoot this problem beyond what is normal-names, domains, file sharing, etc, etc. Can I start over some way be deleting some system files-something is corrupt somewhere. Perhaps there is some software that might help me find the problem. I am in some serious need of some help. I have about 8 hours in the problem at this point.
I do not think it is the WRT310N because I had everything working yesterday using DLink Gigabit adapters. They dropped out all the time so I had to switch them to Linksys and that is when my trouble started. The WRT310N worked fine yesterday. I have taken down all firewalls and this is not the problem.
I got it. Writing the message made me stand back and think about what was wrong-obviously something was wrong with the Linksys Gigabit adapters-that is what was common to the two computers that would not move data between each other and they were a new piece of hardware added today. When I installed the cards, I changed Jumbo Frame from disable to 7 kb MTN thinking the speed would be better. Once I changed this setting back to disable I can mother data between all computers now.
Hi, im trying to network 3 computers, one is xp home and the other 2 are xp professional. the xp home computer and one of the xp pro computers can see eachother but the other xp pro computer cannot see them and vice versa. also, that xp computer cannot ping itself and it can access the internet. i have tried enabling netbios and reconfiguring my router, and the NIC is good becuase i just bought it and ive tried a differnt NIC and it still did the same thing, someone help!
they are also on the SAME workgroup and their names ARE different from eachother
In Windows Explorer I can see all the computers on the network and have read/write privileges. When I'm sending an email and try to attach a file, the networked computers do not show up so I cannot attach the file. I must save the file to my computer in order to attach it in an email. I have Windows 7 and am using Outlook 2010.
Map a drive to one of the other computers, and you should be able to see it when attaching a file.
Hi All, looking for ideas here.
Work computers, all Dell, approx. 22 units running xp on the network. All computers share internet connection, but some are rarely used for that. Those particular pc's access no problem. Computers that are routinely used to access internet now having issues from certain sites not loading to all sites loading slow.
Have verified that all settings on trouble computers are identical to working units. Have run spybot, ad-aware, and advanced windows cleaner on all units. Still cannot make access easy.
Not sure if there is spyware that I can't track that is doing this or what.
Have tried installing firefox for access instead of IE7, and that helps a little but not much.
Running out of ideas here.
Any help would be appreciated.
Sometime in the last several months, my kids have complained that when one of them starts AIM when it is running on another computer on the network, they get kicked off.
I am using a DLink DI-704 router with four computers connected to it. Does anyone know if AIM only allows one person to log in per IP address? This is definately something that has changed recently, since there hasnt been all this yelling and screaming between sisters (regarding AIM anyway) before the last few months.
Read other 6 answers
I posted this in the wrong forum. Sorry
Here was the answer from the firstmail.
Attached are the IPCONFIG /ALL files
Thank You
Nov 2003
406 posts
100% tech
PC_Wiz (Senior Member) (IP)
(02-08-2004 06:04 PM) report / quote / edit (#2)
From computer #1 do the following:
go to start run and type //192.168.0.190
go to start run and type //the#1ComputerName
From computer #2 do the following:
go to start run and type //192.168.0.131
go to start run and type //The#2ComputerName
then try to ping both ips
Please results and ipconfig/all
NOTE: for future reference, This should have been posted in the networking forum.
Read other 7 answers
Below is the HijackThis log file on my laptop which is one of my 2 computers on my network, the other being my desktop. I have no idea what has happened or what infections I have. But I cannot even open HijackThis on my desktop computer to post my log file! Some of the problems I am having is:1. Keyboard putting in several characters when typing only one key on my laptop.2. Can't access Internet Explorer Internet Options on either computer (and I have ran AML Free Registry Cleaner and also read tut's on how to remove restrictions in regedit without any luck).3. Can't open my HijackThis on my desktop Computer!4. Dll errors on my laptop.5. Subscript used with Non Array variables on startup error after running a registry repair on my laptop.6. Can't update my antivirus programs on my desktop.I have ran AVG, Adware, Spybot, Malewarebytes, and a AML Free Registry Cleaner with some luck on this computer but none on my desktop computer. I have ran in both safe mode and regular mode when possible.I have windows XP.Here is my HijackThis log file for my laptop below, how can I get it to run on my desktop?????Logfile of Trend Micro HijackThis v2.0.2Scan saved at 11:51:51 PM, on 11/30/2008Platform: Windows XP SP3 (WinNT 5.01.2600)MSIE: Internet Explorer v7.00 (7.00.6000.16735)Boot mode: NormalRunning processes:C:\WINDOWS\System32\smss.exeC:\WINDOWS\system32\winlogon.exeC:\WINDOWS\system32\services.exeC:\WINDOWS\system32... Read more
Please, can someone please help me!?? I am in bad need of help here.Read other 24 answers
Network help!!!
Ok I have 8 computers
2 computer will have a camera attached to it importing photos as they are being shot. (2 photo stations) Trick is I need to transfer all photos taken in real time to the remaining 6 computers at the same time.
What is the best way to do this and what software to export all photos to the six computers.
I'm running windows 7. I set this up as a home group but it was really slow. When I tried to use a network printer it would freeze the network?
I need it to monitor new files as the photos come in. Also all photos also need to be copied to 6 different computers so guest could access their photo on any computer.
This is how I currently have it set up. I have 2 Computers with cameras attached that takes the photos and sends them to PC1 (My Server Computer) The server computer also has the network printer attached. Each photo is about 300K-500K size. Different photo is transfer every 15 seconds. The server computer is also connected to the other 5 Computers. The guest goes to one of the computers, scans a card and their photo pops up which is located on the server computer, they also have an option to print the photo. The problem is when the guests scans their card the photo is very slow to pull up ( about 15-20 seconds ) Second is when they hit print it freezes up sometimes for up to 2 minutes. I connected as a home group and first did connection wireless Then connect everything through a Ethernet cord which speed it just a little not m... Read more
Read other 11 answers
Hi guys, I'm really hoping someone can help.
I have a network in place with STUDY-PC, LOUNGE-PC and LAPTOP and SYNOLOGYHUB (NAS)
Both the lounge and study PCs can see all the above in Start->Network. However, the laptop can only see itself. Even though the other computers can see the laptop, the laptop cannot see anything.
Actually, that's not quite right, the laptop can see the study as a media device, but not as a network place.
This is the case if the laptop is wired or wireless.
They're all on the same workgroup. They're all Win7 64 bit.
Please, can anyone shed any light on why the laptop is blind?
Thanks ever so much :-)
You should make sure the laptop isn't labeled as a Public network location. If it is then you will want to change it to a Home or Work network, what ever the other machines are.Read other 9 answers
Hi! I have 2 laptops and a desktop. All of them are now running Windows 7.
I am unable to print from either of the laptops. I have set up my Home Group and made sure each computer has the same password.
The HP printer I have is connected via USB port to the desktop. I can print from the desktop. When I try to print from either of the laptops it does not print.
Please help-is their a sequence of things I should check on each computer?
Have you made sure the printer share settings are enabled?Read other 9 answers
I'm rebuilding my home network and I'm having a few issues.
First, My Laptop A can connect to my PC via the network and open all folders except one. It says "You do not have the permission to access this file"
Second, My PC can't access Laptop A at all. Error code 0x80070035 network path not found.
Third, Laptop B cannot Access the PC at all. Same error code as problem #2.
Finally, I connected a external hdd onto the router but no cpu seems to find it.
I know it's a lot of problems, but the network used to work in the past and it started doing all of this when I deleted some common picture files from the network, I tried putting them back on, but it doesn't change anything.
My end goal is to get a functionning network and put password restrictions on all files.
Thank you for your time.
What operating system are you running? XP? Win7? You might want to make sure they are all on the same workgroup. The instructions are kinda different depending on the O/S.
Just click the start button and type in change workgroup, and follow the directions.
We have a Dell desktop with Vista and an internal modem on MSN dial-up, yes it's slow. My wife has just purchase a Toshiba netbook with Windows 7 for use at work and meetings. She plans to occasionally use it at home. We will NOT be networking the computers or using the internet simulataneously. What would be the best method and how to connect? Wireless or hard wire is okay. How do I set-up the netbook for MSN? Can I use the same disc I used on the desktop or would it be one application only? Thanks for any info, just wanted good advice ahead of experimentation.
If the Toshiba has an internal modem, I'd just configure it for your dial-up ISP.
I have a couple of computers running on a local network, connected via a Technicolor 105+ TC8305C (xfinity router) most are wired, but 2-3 are wireless. My ISP is comcast. I think we use cable. Everyone uses Norton 360 Premier Edition.
My IPCONFIG -all - Pastebin.com
^That was because of this
My problem is that I want to reference another computer, PERSON-PC, to use the msg command, and some other thing I forgot. I have remote desktop and security setup, preferably I want to setup some environment variables.
Your DNS Servers are pointing to external servers.
This will make internal DNS queries - I.E. PERSON-PC get resolved on an external server.
Your DNS Server needs to be changed to your local router.
As you are getting DHCP from 10.0.0.1, I wuold suggest changing the LAN DHCP Settings to give out the router as the DNS Server. OR Setup static IP Addresses.
I have a laptop and a desktop which are directly connected with a cat-5 cable.the laptop IP is 192.168.0.2/24 and the desktop IP is 192.168.0.3/24 so far the laptop can ping with the desktop, but not the other way around . i need help finding the program\firewall or other reason it doesn't work. help would be GREATLY welcome. thanks!
Read other 16 answers
I have two networked computers (they are also Homegrouped). When printing from my desktop, there is no problem (the printer is connected to the desktop, it is not directly connected to the laptop). However, I don't know how to print from the laptop.
Hi flycaster. This is easily fixed, but need a couple of answers first:
Presumably, as they are homegrouped both machines are running 7?
Can you share files and folders between them?
What is the printers make and model?
Under "OS" in your system specs you list Windows 7 HP 64 bit twice, I assume this means both machines are 64 bit?
Lastly, from the desktop, please open command prompt and type
ipconfig /all
and post back the results.
I have 2 computers (both running WinXP SP2) setup in a wireless network (dlink adsl modem/router). The main computer is connected to the router by cable and the other computer connected via wireless NIC.
Both computers can access the internet, and I can ping each computer from the other but I cannot connect them to share files, etc.
I have worked through several tutorials and all the settings seem to be right, however when I try to view each computer within View Workgoup Computers, I cannot access them.
On the main computer, both are listed in the workgroup, however when I click on the icon I get an error message saying that the network path was not found.
ON the second computer, when I try to View Workgroup Computers I just get an error message saying that Workgroup is not accessible.
Any suggestions?
Read other 9 answers
I have a new second p/c that I just hooked up. Both of them are running w2k & are connected to a D-link router. I can get to the internet from both computers and both units are in the router log. My problem is that they don't communicate with each other. I would like to use the newer larger unit as as server or main storage unit but I cant get them to see the other. I have them set up to automatically detect settings. 1 IP address is 192.168.0.131 and the other is 192.168.0.190. Please help
From computer #1 do the following:
go to start run and type //192.168.0.190
go to start run and type //the#1ComputerName
From computer #2 do the following:
go to start run and type //192.168.0.131
go to start run and type //The#2ComputerName
then try to ping both ips
Please results and ipconfig/all
NOTE: for future reference, This should have been posted in the networking forum.
We have a VPN on a Cisco RV320. We also have a WINs server set up. When I access the VPN from my windows 7 laptop I can ping our server by name and IP address. But I am not able to view any devices apart from my own on the Network Places window. When I
am inside the network I am seeing all of the computers just fine. When my boss accesses the VPN from his windows 10 laptop he cannot ping our server by name but he can ping it by IP address.
I have upgraded my vista home premium to Win 7. I now cannot access the Xp computers on my home network but I can access my other Vista computers ok. I can ping all by ip and name ok. But file access just comes up with error 0x80070035 'the network path was not found'. All the computers can access the Win7 computer and read files ok. All the computers are on the same workgroup, Nothing been changed on any other computer as it all worked before this upgrade! Tried disabling the firewall, set to Home network, no homegroup set. The original vista drive which I 'ghosted' before I upgraded to 7 still works with full access to all networked computers.
Hey Boogieman! If it helps any, I can relate! I had the same problem during the betas. I did a clean install of RC and for a while, all was well. This morning, something changed on my laptop. It can no longer access my windows xp machine. Gives the same error: "the network path was not found". I also did a clean install of RC on my desktop machine and it is still working fine with the xp machine networked. I have compared everything I can think to compare and all is the same yet my laptop doesn't see my xp machine. I can ping it fine and even see it in the network but when I double click it, it gives me the same error. I hope someone has a fix for this!Read other 7 answers
I have successfully networked two computers and have Internet access on both. How do I enable file and program sharing as well? One is XP and the other is Win 98. Thanks for any/all help.
Hello, I run a business and we have three computers that are networked together and we run a software for our shipping call Desktop Shipper. The shipping software communicates with our order management system and with each other. The issue is that we moved to the second floor and due to configuration of the space we had to run a 250 ft long cat5e line from the Modem to a white box (not a switch) that allows us to split the signal to our three packing stations. The performance issues have been bad, the shipping software gets hung up and doesn't pull the data and just needs to be shut down frequently. I need a quick fix because we are heading into our busy season! Thanks Marky64
Read other 6 answers
NOTE: I am helping for help with two computers, one in a previous thread, and one in this thread. Please do not think I am double-posting.
I have five computers running in the house on the same network. I have come to learn that most of them have been running with Administrative Shares Enabled, which I think was a bad idea.... As part of this clean up, I would appreciate being told if I should turn off file sharing, and how to do it. (I would like to share printers, but I really do not need to share files, and I am sick of these problems.)
Computer #1 caught a nasty Department of Justice Ransom infection, which has been removed. I am now working with someone to finish cleaning up Computer #1, which shows evidence of other infections.
I am now asking for your help with Computer #3, which has turned up warnings. I am willing to restore this computer from the original DELL DVD's and start fresh, but I need to know that the MBR is not infected, so as not to perpetuate any problems. I am also open to any suggestion that you have, such as, "Don't bother, you have a simple infection. Just do this."
Thank you very, very much!
DDS (Ver_2012-11-20.01) - NTFS_x86
Internet Explorer: 9.0.8112.16457 BrowserJavaVersion: 10.7.2
Run by Mike at 12:36:05 on 2013-01-05
Microsoft? Windows Vista? Home Premium 6.0.6002.2.1252.1.1033.18.2046.793 [GMT -5:00]
AV: AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition 2013 *Disabled/Updated*... Read more
Hello and welcome to Bleeping Computer! I am HelpBot: an automated program designed to help the Bleeping Computer Staff better assist you! This message contains very important information, so please read through all of it before doing anything. We apologize for the delay in responding to your request for help. Here at Bleeping Computer we get overwhelmed at times, and we are trying our best to keep up. Please note that your topic was not intentionally overlooked. Our mission is to help everyone in need, but sometimes it takes just a little longer to get to every request for help. No one is ignored here. To help Bleeping Computer better assist you please perform the following steps:*************************************************** In order to continue receiving help at BleepingComputer.com, YOU MUST tell me if you still need help or if your issue has already been resolved on your own or through another resource! To tell me this, please click on the following link and follow the instructions there.CLICK THIS LINK >>> http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/logreply/480756 <<< CLICK THIS LINK If you no longer need help, then all you needed to do was the previous instructions of telling me so. You can skip the rest of this post. If you do need help please continue with Step 2 below.*************************************************** If you still need help, I would like you to post a Reply to this topic (click the "Add Reply" button in the lo... Read moreRead other 2 answers
Hi, I have 2 machines, XP Pro (BOX 1) and XP Home (Box 2), that I recently networked together. Both see each other on the network.Box 1 can get and share files from Box 2. In Explorer I can even copy files from Box 1 over to Box 2. My problem is...when I'm on Box 2 and I attempt to view the shares from Box 1, I get an error. Box 1 documents is inaccessible..You might not have permission etc......Contact Administrator etc....( I am the administrator on both) and then in a new paragraph below this it says......Not enough server storage is available to process this command. I should also mention that Box 2 can send and complete print jobs to the printer attached to Box 1. I have scoured the internet to find a ready made solution...so needless to say, I have done and checked numerous things i.e...........NetBios over TCP/IP is enabled on both, I have increased the IRPStackSize, simple file sharing is enabled on XP Pro and I understand its enabled on XP home by default, basically all the most common problems. Obviously I have shares set-up on both machines or I could'nt print or share files. As I said, I can recieve and send files from Box 1 to and from Box 2, so in essence I have a functional network. What bothers me, and makes it really only semi-functional, is that I can't access files on Box 1 "from" Box 2. I hope I am not being overly redundant, but if anyone can think of anything that might help me correct this issue , I would greatly appreciate it !... Read more
Problem Solved. If anyone has this problem...Google Changing the IRPStackSize in XP. In my previous post I had already increased the IRP to 15..as a last ditch effort i went back into the registry and changed the value to 20 (Max is 50), rebooted and now Box 2 can access Box 1. Functional network!!!!!!!!!!....Thank God!!!!!!!!!.......now I can sleep tonite!!
I have a quick question. If you have networked computers, how likely is it for virus/malware to affect any one of your connected computers? What's the likely hood of it happening? This is assuming that you have shared folders on each, but are read only.
The reason why I ask is because I intend for one of my computers to be a "download" computer - where I can just download mp3s and stuff, store it, then transfer mp3s over to my "good/clean" computer.
Would this setup work in preventing viruses on my good/clean computer?
Thanks in advance.
Well, computers in a network will increase the possibility of being infected for the virus may quickly and easily infect the shared information. And since you are infected through the internet while your intranet is also infected cause you share the same access to the internet.
So the best way is to install a firewall and antivirus software in your computers within one network.
May this help you.
good luck


text:
Posts Tagged 'Bill Gates'
Athens: 27/6/12 – Full communiqué for the high-profile vehicle-bomb against Microsoft by Deviant Behaviours for the Spread of Revolutionary Terrorism – International Revolutionary Front (Greece)
Monday, December 31st, 2012
325 receives and transmits:
On Wednesday, June 27, at dawn, we attacked the headquarters of Microsoft with a vehicle-bomb. We drove through the main entrance and detonated the bomb van in the building, with about 150 litres of gasoline as a gift. Throughout the course of the operation the team ensured that no one would be in any danger, and, contrary to the assertions of several newspapers, they did not use firearms to immobilize the security personnel. It was an act of war against the widespread insidious silence and captivity generated by this modern world.
"Caught in prison-society…"
Growing up and wasting time and every minute of our lives in the great prison, in the city where they suffocate million people with anxiety and stress. It's crazy and nonsense that so many people are crammed like zombies, like canned sardines in the giant cities. In factories, in their jobs, in artificial parks, in front of televisions, in the ranks of the unemployment offices, at checkouts. To have and to blackmail.
The rates here are predatory, blackmailing dilemmas, more suffocating than ever; psychiatric drugs
off-the-shelf and anti-depressants cure every patient of the modern lifestyle.
Asylums, psychiatrists and psychologists, prisons, are they not cages like the filthy flats and apartment blocks, who in their own cannibalistic way, imprison human emotion, vitality and energy?
Are not the crowded malls, noisy streets and the constant drone of horns of those who are rushing to gain a minute and get faster to work, school or important meetings?
Is prison not all around you? (more…)
Tags: Alexandros Mitrousias, Arson, Athens, Babis Tsilianidis, Bill Gates, Conspiracy of Cells of Fire, Conspiracy of Cells of Fire : Imprisoned Members Cell, Deviant Behaviours for the Spread of Revolutionary Terrorism - International Revolutionary Front, Dimitris Dimtsiadis, Fuck the Law, Fukushima, Giorgos Karagiannidis, Greece, Informal Anarchist Federation (FAI), International Revolutionary Front, International Solidarity, Kostas Sakkas, Mario 'Tripa' Lopez, Microsoft, Olga Ekonomidou, Rami Syrianos, Sabotage, Socratis Tzifkas, Stella Antoniou, Theofilos Mavropoulos
Posted in Direct Action

subset: commoncrawl


text:
More out of curiosity than anything, when would one use "burnt" and when would "burned" be appropriate? For example,
This coffee tastes burnt.
This coffee tastes burned.
They burnt the coffee again.
They burned the coffee again.
Does it make a difference? I know when I speak either phrase they sound almost indistinguishable (my "t"s do not always sound sharp and come across like "d"s at times); can they be used interchangeably?
[ As an aside, the problem with the coffee at the local Dunkin Donuts is what prompted the whole curiosity about this :) ]


text:
Called to the sleepy farm town of La Plata, Missouri, the Man of Bronze plunges into the enigma of the vanishing Victorian house. Is it haunted? Is it even real? Can Doc solve the mystery—or will he be sucked into the unknown vortex into which it disappears?
From his supersecret Crime College to a sinister island in the Great Lakes, Doc Savage and his brilliant team race to untangle the most baffling webwork of Halloween horrors ever encountered. For many weird mysteries beyond human ken converge in the Missouri wilderness in this, the wildest Doc Savage adventure yet!


text:
Cymphonique (Master P's 14yr Old Daughter) - Soldier Girl
"14 year old Sony recording artist Cymphonique Miller daughter of Master P and sister of Lil Romeo of the College Boyys"
Please click the "Report" button below if the video on this page is not working properly.
Comments will only be displayed by verified emails. No Spamming or Racism.


text:
Spiced Coffee with Brandy and Orange
For more than a century, both Antoines and Galatoires, in New Orleans, have been serving refined French-Creole cuisine in their gilded dining rooms. The epitome of their old-world, over-the-top grandeur? Café Brûlot . A server ladles flaming brandy-spiked coffee down a spiral of orange zest into a silver bowl heated by a ring of fire. Dont try that at home. Here, we ignite the spice- and citrus-infused spirits in the saucepan, add the coffee, and serve the glowing drink in demitasse cups. Its a less risky—but equally astounding—spectacle.
- Yield
- Makes 8 servings
- Active Time
- 15 min
- Total Time
- 15 min
- 1 orange
- 12 whole cloves
- 1/3 cup brandy
- 1/3 cup Cointreau or other orange-flavored liqueur
- 3 (2-inch-long) strips of lemon zest
- 2 (3-inch) cinnamon sticks
- 1 tablespoons sugar
- 3 cups hot very strong brewed coffee (preferably chicory coffee blend or French roast)
- Remove zest from orange in a single spiral with a sharp vegetable peeler or paring knife. Stud orange zest with cloves. Add to a wide heavy medium saucepan with brandy, liqueur, lemon zest, cinnamon, and sugar. Warm through over medium heat, stirring. Tilt pan over gas burner (or use a long match) to ignite carefully (flames will shoot up). While flames subside, slowly pour in hot coffee. Ladle into small cups (preferably demitasse).


text:
What you need to know before you go
Few cities rival London when it comes to iconic landmarks. From the regal elegance of Buckingham Palace to the Gothic-style splendour of Big Ben, the British capital makes a dramatic first impression. It's truly a city of contrasts – Knightsbridge, with its decadent department stores and ostentatious jet-set vibe, feels a world away from hipster enclave Shoreditch, with its vibrant street art and edgy nightspots.
No visit to London is complete without sampling the glitz and glamour of the West End theatre district and the cosmopolitan cafe culture of Soho. And forget the trite stereotype of bland British food. From mouth-watering market-stall fare to minimalist Michelin-starred restaurants, you can feast like royalty on any budget.
Trending now in LondonFeatured stories & fun stuff
neighborhoods in London
Start planning your trip
More information about London
A London city break means something different to every visitor. Some will find a procession of historic palaces and sweeping parks, others a whirl of ground-breaking nightclubs and cutting-edge galleries. Book a London hotel and discover your personal version of this city of a hundred villages.
Get your bearings
The River Thames is the flowing heart of London, snaking past the glittering skyscrapers of The City, through the historic pomp and circumstance of central London, and out west to the leafy parks and gardens of Richmond. The city's famed theatres and first-class shops cluster around the West End, and the East End is home to an intoxicating mix of dynamic markets, inventive street art and Asian restaurants. A walk along the curve of the South Bank takes in two miles of waterside galleries, theatres and arts cinemas.
Street-smart shopping
London mornings are the time for markets; fashion fans stalk Portobello for vintage outfits and quirky antiques while Borough Market is crammed with hungry Londoners picking up fresh British cheeses and organic meat. Vast department stores like Harrods and Selfridges are the city's temples to big-name international designers – but the likes of Kate Moss shop at Oxford Street's street-fashion superstore, Top Shop. Lovers of luxury head to the exclusive streets of Mayfair, where suits, shoes and even cigars can be hand-made to measure – at a price.
Global dining
London serves up the world on a plate – if it's cooked anywhere on the planet, someone is cooking it somewhere in London. Slurp spicy pho soup in Hackney's great-value Vietnamese cafés, tuck into modern versions of British classics in a laid-back gastropub, or splash out on a Michelin-starred masterpiece in an opulent London hotel restaurant. Every high street has its own version of those twin titans of British dining: the fish 'n' chip shop and the curry house.
Also popular in United Kingdom
Keep exploring
- Bath
- Berkshire (county)
- Birmingham
- Blackpool
- Bournemouth
- Brighton
- Bristol
- Cambridge
- Canterbury
- Chester
- Cornwall (county)
- Dorset (county)
- Harrogate
- Isle of Wight (county)
- Jersey
- Lake District
- Leeds
- Lincoln
- Liverpool
- London
- Manchester
- Margate
- Newcastle-upon-Tyne
- Newquay
- Nottingham
- Oxford
- Poole
- Portsmouth
- Reading
- Scarborough
- Sheffield
- South Coast
- Southampton
- St Ives
- Torquay
- Whitby
- Windsor
- York
- Yorkshire
United Kingdom
- Aberdeen
- Bath
- Belfast
- Berkshire (county)
- Birmingham
- Blackpool
- Bournemouth
- Brighton
- Bristol
- Cambridge
- Canterbury
- Cardiff
- Chester
- Cornwall (county)
- Dorset (county)
- Edinburgh
- Glasgow
- Harrogate
- Highland
- Inverness
- Isle of Skye
- Isle of Wight (county)
- Jersey
- Lake District
- Leeds
- Lincoln
- Liverpool
- Llandudno
- London
- Manchester
- Margate
- Newcastle-upon-Tyne
- Newquay
- Nottingham
- Oxford
- Poole
- Portsmouth
- Reading
- Scarborough
- Sheffield
- South Coast
- Southampton
- St Ives
- Swansea
- Torquay
- Whitby
- Windsor
- York
- Yorkshire
- Austria
- Belgium
- Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Bulgaria
- Croatia
- Cyprus
- Czech Republic
- Denmark
- England
- Estonia
- Finland
- France
- Germany
- Greece
- Hungary
- Iceland
- Ireland
- Italy
- Latvia
- Malta
- Monaco
- Montenegro
- Netherlands
- Northern Ireland
- Norway
- Poland
- Portugal
- Russia
- Scotland
- Serbia
- Slovakia
- Slovenia
- Spain
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- Turkey
- United Kingdom
- Wales


text:
Edmonton researchers have tracked the daily movements and activities of a group of seniors living in a sensor-laden "Smart" condo to find out how to help them live independently.
From June to October, six seniors preparing to go home after rehabilitation from conditions such as stroke, fractured hips and Alzheimer's agreed to live in a self-contained independent living suite in the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital. That one-room suite was built years ago to help patients and their elderly spouses or family members gain confidence by practising living independently before heading home.
But in a unique pilot project with the University of Alberta and IBM as partners, the Glenrose test suite was fitted with tiny pressure, motion or electrical sensors put on cupboard handles, bathroom and bedroom doors, in mattresses and chair cushions, or on coffee pots and light fixtures. Every time the doors were opened, the bed was used or the coffee pot was set to percolate, data was collected and the senior's movement was tracked.
For instance, the information collected could tell hospital staff if the senior was going to the bathroom too often at night, indicating that incontinence was a problem. Researchers also used the data to determine if the patient was taking his or her medication at the right time, since a drug dispensing device was also equipped with a sensor.
The data also provided information about whether seniors took their medications with meals, since sensors indicated when the stove was turned on or if the fridge was opened.
"We are interested in having a means of actually looking at activity levels, (because) activity levels and their regularity in elderly patients is important," said Eleni Stroulia, researcher and chairwoman of service systems management at the U of A.
A senior, for instance, who goes to the kitchen and opens, shuts, then reopens cupboard doors, but doesn't turn on the water faucet or touch the stove settings, may have a cognitive impairment, Stroulia said.
A patient who wanders down a hallway, through the living room and back in the middle of the night might need more assistance to find the bathroom.
The data could be sent to family physicians to create care plans. But instead of appearing in tabular form, the data was funnelled into a program that recreated the Glenrose suite in a virtual environment peopled by animated avatars, that is, online visual representations of the actual patients, performing the same activities.
"The virtual world simulation is providing the same information in a more intuitive manner," Stroulia said.
It allows occupational therapists, doctors, industrial designers or students training in various health professions to better imagine a senior's activities, or see how certain buildings might impair independent movement. Better interventions can then be tested using virtual reality and sensors, rather than more invasive cameras and video, Stroulia said.
In the future, she imagines patients could agree to wear heart-rate or blood-glucose monitors at home. If they took their insulin or heart medications at the right time, their heart beat or blood sugar levels could be further evidence of compliance with the medical regime.
All that could keep patients home longer, or guide their health team to provide additional resources.
"If we can put them in an environment on their own and see how things work out, then we can make better recommendations about whether they can live on their own or need further support or need additional home care," said David Dyer, director of nursing at the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital and clinical lead in the Smart Condo project.
Dr. Gary Faulkner, director of research and technology development for the Glenrose, believes companies building new seniors' facilities might also put sensors into some suites so operators could accept patients with more complex health problems.
A bigger Smart Condo for further research is being built in the U of A's new Edmonton Clinic Health Academy west of the University Hospital.


text:
common stock(redirected from Common Share)
Also found in: Dictionary, Thesaurus, Legal, Encyclopedia.
Related to Common Share: Book Value Per Common Share
Common stock
Securities that represent equity ownership in a company. Common shares let an investor vote on such matters as the election of directors. They also give the holder a share in a company's profits via dividend payments or the capital appreciation of the security. Units of ownership of a public corporation with junior status to the claims of secured/unsecured creditors, bondholders and preferred shareholders in the event of liquidation.
Common Stock
Stock in a publicly-traded company that entitles holders to vote in the annual meeting, to elect the board of directors, and to generally exercise control of the company. While common stockholders are important in terms of their level of control, they have the least precedence in the event of liquidation. That is, if the company goes bankrupt, common stockholders do not receive any money until all bondholders, other debt holders, and preferred shareholders are paid in full. Likewise, common stock is not entitled to a guaranteed dividend. Common stock is also called ordinary stock.
common stock
A class of capital stock that has no preference to dividends or any distribution of assets. Common stock usually conveys voting rights and is often termed capital stock if it is the only class of stock that a firm has outstanding (that is, the firm has neither preferred stock nor multiple classes of common stock). Common stockholders are the residual owners of a corporation in that they have a claim to what remains after every other party has been paid. The value of their claim depends on the success of the firm. See also callable common stock, common stock equivalent, puttable common stock.
Common stock.
When you own common stock, your shares represent ownership in the corporation and give you the right to vote for the company's board of directors and benefit from its financial success.
You may receive a portion of the company's profits as dividend payments if the board of directors declares a dividend. You also have the right to sell your stock and realize a capital gain if the share value increases.
But if the company falters and the price falls, your investment could lose some of or all its value.
common stocka North American term for ORDINARY SHARES.
Common Stock
Shares in the ownership of a corporation that are entitled to residual dividends, after bonds and preferred stock have first received interest and dividends. A common stockholder usually has a vote in deciding company affairs, including the election of a corporation's board of directors.


text:
Sell on Amazon
Sign in
This article applies to selling in:
United States
Manage Inventory
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find the list of sizes I can use?
Where can I find the list of sizes I can use?
You can find the list of safe sizes
. This is the list of sizes that Amazon.com uses for Shop by Size navigation.
Sign in to use the tool and get personalized help (desktop browser required).
Sign in
Was this article helpful?
Thank you for your feedback
How can we improve this help page?
Note: This form doesn't create a support case. Please specify what you think is wrong with the content itself.
This isn't the help page I was looking for.
The content is confusing or hard to understand.
The content is inaccurate, outdated, or it's missing information.
The issue is about the feature or policy, not the content itself.
What was helpful?
Thanks again for your help!
Thank you for your feedback. If you have more questions, please
Contact Us
Related articles
Sales Rank FAQs
There is a mistake on a product detail page. How can I correct it?
When will I see my products on Amazon.com?
Edit listing and product information
When and how do I list a back-ordered product?
What if I can't provide a UPC for some or all of my products?
How can I list ebooks and edocs?
How do I find my products on the Amazon website?
Using search terms effectively
Why are my products showing as out-of-stock?
What does size-color navigation do for me?
My products have unique colors or color names. Where does Amazon.com put them?
What if I want to use a different color name than the one Amazon.com chooses?
My products have unique sizes. Where does Amazon.com put them?
What if I want to map my products to a different size than the one Amazon.com chooses?
What happens to "One Size" products?
How can I check that my products appear in the appropriate place?
Can I get a list of all my products and what color and size they are mapped to?
Where can I find the list of sizes I can use?
What Does "SKU" Mean?
What does "BMVD" mean?
How do I apply to sell products restricted by Amazon?
How do I create variations for my product listings?
What do the errors in processing report mean and how can I resolve these?
What is Check My File and how can it help fix my Inventory File errors?
How do I view my uploaded Inventory file result?
How do I use the different inventory templates?
How can I delete specific product listings, or replace all my listings?
How do I Fill Out a Template?
Need more help?
See more on Seller Central
Visit Seller Forums
Reach Hundreds of Millions of Customers
Start Selling On Amazon


text:
GCSE (9 to 1) subject-level guidance for dance
Guidance on complying with the rules and regulations for GCSEs (9 to 1) in dance.
This guidance is intended to help awarding organisations understand how to comply with the GCSE (9 to 1) subject-level conditions and requirements for dance.
All awarding organisations have a legal obligation under section 153 of the Apprenticeships, Skills, Children and Learning Act 2009 to have regard to this guidance.
Published 16 March 2015


text:
dope up(redirected from dope them up)
dope up
1. slang To give or dispense drugs to someone or something. This phrase can be used in reference to both legal and illegal drugs. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "dope" and "up." The doctor must have doped me up with some good stuff because I'm not in any pain at all now. I don't remember last night's party at all—someone must have doped me up.
2. slang To purchase illegal drugs. I doped up today, so I've got plenty for the concert tonight, don't worry.
dope someone (or an animal) up
to give drugs to someone or an animal. Her parents doped her up with medicine so she would sleep through the night. It's dangerous to dope up a child night after night. The trainer got caught doping the horse up.
dope up
1. To administer drugs to someone or something: The coach doped the athletes up before the race, in violation of the rules. The nurse doped me up after my surgery.
2. To intoxicate someone with some drug: The kidnappers doped up their victim on sedatives. She doped herself up and went to a party. Does he always have to get doped up in order to enjoy himself?
3. To become intoxicated by taking some drug: The nervous passenger doped up on tranquilizers before the flight.
dope up
1. in. to inject drugs; to take a dose of a narcotic. (Drugs.) I'm hurting, man, I gotta dope up, now!
2. in. to purchase a supply of drugs. (Drugs.) Frank is doping up, himself. He doesn't grow it himself, you know.


text:
日本特黄无码毛片在线看|中文字幕无码亚洲视频Start Of Main Content
For California Consumer Privacy Act information, click here.
日本特黄无码毛片在线看|中文字幕无码亚洲视频We value your privacy.
日本特黄无码毛片在线看|中文字幕无码亚洲视频This is our Notice of Privacy Policy, and we'll provide it the first time we do business with you and upon request or as required by law thereafter.
This Notice describes how we protect, collect, use, and share customer information. Customer information means all nonpublic information related to an identified individual, which is sometimes called personally identifiable information. Customer information does not include anonymized data or de-identified data, which do not identify an individual.
日本特黄无码毛片在线看|中文字幕无码亚洲视频We maintain physical, electronic, and procedural safeguards to protect customer information and to comply with federal and state laws. In addition, we review our policies and practices, monitor our computer networks, and test the strength of our security.
日本特黄无码毛片在线看|中文字幕无码亚洲视频We retain customer information for legal, auditing, regulatory, and business purposes.
日本特黄无码毛片在线看|中文字幕无码亚洲视频We collect customer information in different ways. For example, we gather information from:
We share customer information, including information about our transactions with you (such as payments) and experiences with you (such as an auto claim), within our State Farm family of companies and with State Farm agents to help meet your product and service needs. We share customer information inside or outside our family of companies:
We share customer information within our State Farm family of companies so, for example, we do not have to ask you for the same information again. If you prefer to limit sharing information such as your driving record, claim history with other companies, and credit information, call your State Farm agent or 800-865-6035. Please note, your choice:
If you are an existing customer and have already told us your customer information sharing preference, no action is needed unless you want to change your preference.
Residents of Vermont: State Farm will not share certain customer information across our State Farm family of companies unless authorized by you. This does not limit State Farm from sharing information about your transactions with us (such as your payment history) or your experience with us (such as your claim history) as permitted by law.
This Notice applies to the companies, except as noted below*, that make up the State Farm family that independently provide insurance and financial services and various types of support to those insurance and financial services providers. The State Farm family of companies includes, but is not limited to, the companies listed below. This list is subject to change.
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company
State Farm General Insurance Company
State Farm Indemnity Company
State Farm Guaranty Insurance Company
Dover Bay Specialty Insurance Company
State Farm Florida Insurance Company
State Farm County Mutual Insurance Company of Texas
State Farm Lloyds
State Farm Life Insurance Company
State Farm Life and Accident Assurance Company
State Farm Bank, FSB
Plaza One Realty Co.
State Farm International Services
State Farm Investment Management Corp.
State Farm VP Management Corp.
State Farm Associates' Funds Trust
Insurance Placement Services, Inc.
State Farm Realty Mortgage, LLC.
*This Notice does not apply to HiRoad Assurance Company or BlueOwl LLC which have their own privacy notices.
日本特黄无码毛片在线看|中文字幕无码亚洲视频 *This Notice also does not apply to Go Right, LLC or any of the products or services offered by it.
In addition to the information collection and sharing practices described above, State Farm website properties and mobile applications may use common tracking technologies like browser cookies, "Local Shared Objects" (such as "Flash" cookies), analytical tools, device IDs, or other technologies. We also collect certain technical information about the device you use to access our site or services, such as user-agent, time stamp, hardware type, language and time zone settings, IP address, OS type and version, and installed fonts. Our mobile and social media applications will contain a statement describing what information is collected from your use of that particular application. Currently, we do not support the necessary technology to respond to Web browser "do not track" signals or other, comparable mechanisms. Learn more about our ads and tracking activities.
日本特黄无码毛片在线看|中文字幕无码亚洲视频If you click on links to a third party sites, you will be taken to websites we do not control. This Notice does not apply to the privacy practices of those websites. Read the privacy policy of other websites carefully. We are not responsible for these third party sites.
Last updated 01/2020


text:
NFL Christmas Ornaments Kick Off the Season Right
When football season coincides with the holiday season (which it does every year), a perfect union of festive spirit is created. Rooting for your favorite NFL team is an ideal thing to do while the fire roars under a mantel of heirloom Christmas collectibles and the holiday tree is decked out with Christmas decorations reflecting your passions and styles. If football and Christmas go hand-in-hand in your home, The Bradford Exchange Online is excited to be able to help you kick off the season with a wide selection of NFL Christmas ornaments celebrating your gridiron greats while ushering in the magic of the holidays. And one of the great things about our Christmas ornaments is that they are not available in stores, so you know that each and every one is a distinctive treasure and a rare find that will make your Christmas tree truly stand out all season long.
From charming NFL FootBells ornaments that really ring and showcase full-color photographs of popular players, to baby's first Christmas personalized ornaments capturing a fan-tastic little tike sporting team colors and resting perfectly in a player's helmet, our NFL Christmas decorations are a touchdown for your tree. Plus, we offer heirloom Christmas ornaments to honor each of the 32 NFL teams, so your holiday tree will always be showing off your true football colors. All of our Christmas decorations arrive ready to hang with golden and silvery cords, so you can "deck the halls" with football in no time at all. Don't forget that our NFL Christmas ornaments are backed by the best guarantee in the business, including returns up to one full year and free return shipping, to make your Christmas decoration shopping easy and worry free. Ready to make your play for the most wonderful time of the year? An exciting NFL Christmas awaits you and your holiday home - Shop Now!


text:
Air bags, seatbelts, and windshields have a common purpose: enhance your safety. A vehicle's condition is known by how these parts are maintained by the owners. Out of these three, the windshield is the most important because of its additional features and benefits. It is apparent in how it keeps up the structural integrity of the vehicle when dealing with the heat often seen during the summer in Mesa.
In this article, we will see how worthy are the windshield repair and other auto glass replacement services. The components of a windshield might give some clue to how it is repaired. Two sheets of glass are laminated using a layer of polyvinyl butyrate (PVB) to make a piece. A chip or a crack is the most common problem and it tends to spread over a period. An early repair can save a lot of time and money. The manufacturers' specification of installing a windshield is nearly impossible to duplicate as well. Therefore, in many cases, replacement is not advisable.
Mesa Windshield Replacement – Cost Factors
Automobiles in today's modern world are equipped with many more safety features than ever before in history. Considering the high and ever-increasing number of traffic accidents that occur on the busy streets and highways of the United States, it is vitally important that vehicles have built-in mechanisms that make surviving an accident more likely. Safety features like air bags, seat belts, third brake lights, and safety glass used in windshields are essential for modern drivers and their passengers. Fortunately more and more of these safety features are being made standard equipment in new automobiles every year.
But what happens when these safety features are threatened -- perhaps damage to the windshield for example? Well, there are numerous different options, ranging from impractical and inconvenient to cost-effective and hassle-free. If your windshield gets damaged, you could either:
1) Learn to live with it (until you get pulled over for driving an unsafe vehicle with impaired visibility)
2) Get a whole new car (not exactly the most cost effective way to go)
3) Replace the windshield (Much more reasonable cost but must be done absolutely right)
4) Repair the windshield (If the damage is minor enough, a very effective and efficient way to go)
No one should have to endure a damaged windshield. Especially in today's world, with so many different replacement and repair options available. As for getting a new car, well, you might if you were planning to anyway, but what about the value of the car you'd be selling or trading in -- it now has a damaged windshield after all! And what happens when your next car's windshield gets damaged -- you won't always be able to replace a car just for a simple windshield crack. You could replace the windshield, but that may cost more than you really need to spend, depending on the extent of the damage. Or -- you could simply get the windshield repaired.
A simple windshield repair is a great way to fix the damage to the glass while preserving the safety features of the vehicle. Windshield repair [http://lasertargeted.com/glassrepair/windshield-repair.html] is performed without destroying the factory's safety seal of windshield to vehicle. This seal holds the windshield in place during collisions and ensures that the airbag will deploy properly. Windshield repair will also halt the spread of damage; restore structural integrity to damaged glass; improve clarity by 80% or more in damaged area; extend the glass's useful life; cost less than automotive glass replacement, and will enable the vehicle to pass safety inspection.
In a nutshell, windshield repair means injecting a specially formulated resin into the area of damaged auto glass. The resin is then cured and polished, which restores the structural strength and clarity to the glass. Then you have a repaired windshield with a barely noticeable scar (no larger than the size of a sharpened pencil point).
Now, doesn't that make a lot more sense than replacing the whole thing?
Not all windshields can be repaired. The damaged area should be relatively small (no longer than a dollar bill). A trained technician should be able to tell you if windshield repair is possible for you. You never know unless you ask!
Windshield Repair and Replacement
Your vehicle's windshield is composed of three layers: two pieces of glass separated by a thin layer of "PVB" (polyvinyl butyrate). PVB is the plastic film that essentially holds it all together. Depending on the density of the outer-layer and the force of a rock impact, the glass can flex and break. Unless the windshield is completely shattered, most often the damage is in the form of a rock chip. These are generally in the shape of a star, bullseye, or tiny crack. Although it may appear innocuous, over time, a rock chip will more likely than not spread to form a crack. Studies have shown that over 90% of rock chips continue to grow. Fatigue stress due to temperature changes and road conditions work to accelerate this process.
The first company to introduce a rudimentary system for windshield repair was 3m, with a product called "Scotch Weld." This system produced an ultrasound vibration to clean the break while injecting an adhesive. It was relatively effective; however it failed to repair many types of damage.
In 1972, Dr. Frank Werner invented a device that could substitute the air within a rock chip with a resin that could prevent a crack from developing. Over time, the science behind windshield repair evolved. Today, windshield repair is considered a favored alternative to windshield replacement in many circumstances. And although the science has evolved, the objective remains the same: to completely substitute the air within the break with an acrylic resin that will improve optical clarity, prevent further damage, and restore the structural integrity of the windshield.
Windshield repair is essentially preventative maintenance. However, most motorists whose windshields suffer rock damage pay little or no mind to it. This is especially true where the damage is outside of the acute area of the windshield - not directly in front of the driver's view. Hence the saying: "out of sight, out of mind."
Once the rock chip spreads to become a large crack, windshield repair is no longer a viable option. Unfortunately, the cost of a new windshield can range anywhere between $300 to well over $1000, depending on the vehicle and the type of replacement windshield. OEM windshields, those made by the original manufacturer, are significantly more expensive than their aftermarket counterparts. In addition, many modern windshields offer features such as heating elements, sun coatings, and antennae, which significantly inflate the cost. Even with insurance, the deductible can be so high that it would be pointless to file an insurance claim. Thus, it is easy to understand why a $50 windshield repair is a favored alternative.
But cost is not the only issue. Once a factory windshield is replaced, other problems can surface. Windshield replacement compromises the factory seal, which is nearly impossible to replicate. Not only can an improperly replaced windshield lead to leakage and possible water damage, it can fail in the event of an accident.
Together with the air bags and seatbelts, the windshield plays a significant part of the vehicle's safety restraint system (SRS). In an accident, the windshield works to maintain the structural integrity of the passenger compartment. As you can imagine, this is especially important in the event of a roll-over accident. It also cushions the occupant's impact and prevents the possibly of being ejected from the vehicle. An improperly installed windshield could fail on all of these fronts.
An investigative report conducted by ABC's 20/20 shed light into the dangers surrounding improperly installed windshields. It found that millions of windshields have not been installed properly and have contributed to serious injuries and even death.
So there are many reasons why a vehicle owner should opt for windshield repair early on. Ignoring the small and seemingly unintrusive rock chip could prove to be a mistake.
Every year about 15 million windshields - about 600 million pounds of waste - are replaced in the United States. Until recently, much of it has ended up in landfills due to logistical obstacles, difficulties with separating the glass from the PVB, and lack of facilities.
Only recently have companies begun to take up the environmental cause. In 2010, JN Phillips Auto Glass launched its "Green Shield" program and began recycling windshields. To date, over a million pounds of used windshields have been successfully recycled. Still, the process is slow, cumbersome, and expensive. It also involves the transportation of massive amounts of windshields, adding to the carbon footprint.
What is more, windshield recycling is not required by law, so most replaced windshields continue to end up in landfills. The reason is simple economics: lack of incentive to recycle. As of yet, windshield recycling is not subsidized by the government, nor is it given considerable preferential tax treatment. Since the cost of recycling eventually shifts to the consumer, the cost of a new windshield would increase significantly. To compete in the competitive free market world of windshield replacement, recycling is simply not cost effective.
Windshield repair, on the other hand, leaves almost no impact on the environment. Whereas about 250,000 BTU's are necessary to manufacture a typical 30 pound windshield, windshield repair requires practically no energy. What is more, the amount of waste generated from windshield repair is negligible. Thus, windshield repair is always a greener alternative to replacement.
Insurance is a form of risk management primarily used to hedge against risk of contingent, uncertain loss. The insurer agrees to indemnify the insured in the event of a loss. Overall, it's a pretty simple process. However, a significant portion the claim may not be covered by the insurer. This is known as the deductible - the amount that must be paid out of pocket before an insurer will cover any expenses. The average deductible for both collision and comprehensive claims is roughly around $500. This can be difficult to digest when the time comes to file a claim. In many cases, the insured will simply forgo filing the claim to avoid having to pay the deductible and possibly risk an increase in premiums. Not to mention, if a new windshield costs $400, filing a claim would be pointless with a $500 deductible.
Today, most insurance companies understand the importance of having the windshield repaired before it's too late. To incentivize motorists to repair rock chips and small cracks, a majority of comprehensive policies carry with it a 100% indemnity on windshield repair. No deductible is required. Insurance companies realize that most rock chips inevitably will require a new windshield if left untreated. In most cases the rock chip will be a certain loss.
So from a risk management perspective, insurance companies benefit by paying the full cost of a windshield repair. First, it eliminates the risk that the insurer will be required to pay significantly more for a new windshield. And second, it eliminates the risk that a damaged or replaced windshield could fail to provide the structural integrity necessary in the event of an accident.
There are many inexpensive DIY (Do-It-Yourself) windshield repair kits on the market. Those that come to mind include "Liquid Glass," "Pitstop," and "Fix-A-Windshield," to name a few. These are simple plastic devices that essentially use the same process. Most cost around $10 to $20 and have a one time use.
Reviews on DIY kits vary greatly. Some report good results, while others regret making their own attempt at repair. The only certainty is that a successful repair is not certain.
According to Edmunds.com, these kits are essentially "inexpensive band-aids" that don't provide a complete repair. The reason is simple science. The basic idea of windshield repair is to remove the air contained within the rock chip and completely substitute it with resin, which can be up to 2000 times as dense as air. Removing the air is essential to minimize the pressure inside the rock chip, allowing the resin to flow and reach the entire break. Unfortunately, cheap DIY kits simply are ineffective at removing all of the air. What is more, they do not provide the amount of pressure necessary to force the resin to reach tighter areas of the break, leaving much of it untouched. What may appear to be a decent repair job may in fact just be a band-aid that will fail to prevent a crack from spreading.
Finally, cheap windshield repair kits are just that: cheap. It follows that the resin used to fill the break is also cheap. Acrylic resin used by professional windshield repair technicians can range from $50 to $100 an ounce, depending on the manufacturer. So it makes sense that the resin from a DIY kit repair can dislodge over time or become discolored, which has been reported by many users. Also, once the repair is complete, it is impossible to re-repair.
Windshield Repair and Replacement: How to Reduce Cost Without Lowering Quality


text:
Quote:What is tax invasion?
Quote:I could call several KU sources. So could you. So could anyone. Right?
Quote:I have come across information from a legitimate source that says SEVERE sanctions are coming to us from the NCAA. I asked the guy if it had anything to do with tax invasion and whatnot, and he said, KU would be LUCKY if they got off on that alone. I promised not to go into many details, because of confidentiality, but pretty much there is a good chance we are going to have to give up the NC and UNC might be in trouble too...We are going to sink like the Titanic
Contents of this site are © Copyright 2016 by the Lawrence Journal-World
/ About Us / Terms of Use / Privacy Policy /


text:
Still from Natacha Stolz's Interior Semiotics
Last year, an anonymous Rhizome contributer interviewed Natacha Stolz regarding her performance Interior Semiotics, the video documentation of which eventually found its way on 4Chan:
What is it that made, and is still making, [4chan users] so angry about Stolz's performance? The video contains graphic material, but in the age of Goatse, and Tubgirl, explicitness alone cannot shock or offend most people—especially internet trolls. Rather, it was the label on it—art—and the work's perceived demographic—hipsters—that crawled under people's skin. Many on the internet seem as angry with the audience—for sitting there, for clapping—as they are with the performance itself. Whether or not you like Stolz's piece may be a matter of personal taste, but taste is never strictly personal. It stands at a nexus of hot-blooded issues; issues relating to class, status, accessibility, belonging and not belonging. Taste necessarily begs the question not just of how we assign value to things, but also of who should be doing the assigning. The hipster has come to epitomize for many what's seen to be the ridiculousness of taste; and so it struck people who hated Interior Semiotics as no mere coincidence that many audience members in the video were punked out, or gothed up, or otherwise retrofitted.
A lot of the comments on the video fall into two categories: comments addressing the definition, or ideal definition, of art, and comments addressing the nature of hipsters. The latter tend to be violent expressions of a kind of inchoate rage.
Recently I asked my friend Cole Stryker, author of Epic Win for Anonymous: How 4chan's Army Conquered the Web for his take on the trolling of the artist:


text:
Attacking VirtualizationBy Baselinemag Print
Burton Group's
Attacking Virtualization
Of course, a virtual system is not without its attack vectors. Rogue hypervisors and the virtual machine escape are two aspects of threats that should be fully evaluated.
In the past few years, much attention has been given to the use of virtualization in support of rootkits. Rootkits gain their effectiveness when they are hidden, and hypervisor rootkits that are sometimes paradoxically called virtual machine-based rootkits hide by launching a rogue hypervisor and porting the existing operating system into a virtual machine. The guest operating system within the virtual machinebelieves it is running as a traditional operating system with the corresponding control over local hardware and networking resources afforded to these systems, even though it isn't. The hypervisor actually has control and can manipulate the activities on the system in any number of ways.
In 2006, security researcher Joanna Rutkowska introduced what she called the "blue pill," a hypervisor rootkit that inserts itself into memory, subordinates the real operating system to virtual machine status, and gains a level of invisibility by extension. To date, the rogue hypervisor is of greater concern to security researchers than to the enterprise. In fact, using virtual systems becomes a sort of protection itself, since malware installed in a virtual machinewould not execute its payload.
Another security concern involves what is known as "escaping" the virtual machine. This ability to move malware outside the virtual machine and execute arbitrary code on the physical host is considered the Holy Grail of virtualization security. Given that the intent of virtualization is to be transparent to existing functionality, the hypervisor is the only new component that need be assessed.
So, the ability of the hypervisor to withstand attack and provide some level of isolation among virtual machines is at the root of how risk will fare in these environments. Since the hypervisor is, after all, a software program, it stands to reason that additional software initially increases the risk in any environment, simply because there is more code implemented with more complexity than with traditional IT environments.
Several researchers have demonstrated rudimentary virtual machine escape exploits and as the popularity of virtual systems increases, and the platform becomes more lucrative an attack target, the threat will continue to increase.
IT Solutions Builder TOP IT RESOURCES TO MOVE YOUR BUSINESS FORWARD
Which topic are you interested in?
Data Storage
IT Management
What is your company size?
What is your job title?
What is your job function?
Searching our resource database to find your matches...


text:
It is one of a kind in Georgia. The Dinoff School in Griffin opened its doors recently as the only high school in the state with a curriculum — that's every class in every grade level — designed specifically for gifted students.
The school late last week found itself the recipient of approximately $1 million in scholarship money that will pay the full tuition for families that would otherwise not be able to afford the school.
To qualify for the school, students must have already tested out as gifted, either through their public school or according to Georgia standards using prescribed testing methodologies, said Headmaster and south Fayette County resident Lesley Dinoff, also the mother of a gifted child.
Dinoff said the need for such a school is clearly present. And while undertaking the task of starting Georgia's only high school for gifted students would seem a risky endeavor to some, Dinoff said it was a risk worth taking.
"Four to 10 percent of students are gifted, according to the American Psychological Association, yet only $2 out of every $100 dollars for school funding in Georgia goes to gifted programs," Dinoff said. "And because of that lack of funding, children in public schools can't always be served in gifted classes. But here, all of our classes are for children that test out as gifted."
Beyond the issue of insufficient taxpayer funding for education, Dinoff said gifted students sometimes face other challenges. The National Association for Gifted Children says that 20 percent of gifted kids drop out of school before graduating due to boredom and other factors, Dinoff said.
There is yet another factor that can be even more prohibitive. While the tuition was reduced from $700 per month to the current $500, that amount was still out of the reach of the families of many gifted students. But that is no longer the case. Dinoff said one of the school's teachers had helped secure approximately $1 million to fund the full tuition for children that would not have been able to pay that cost. Announced last week, those funds come from federal and corporate sources and will fund up to 100 students each year, she explained.
Dinoff said the criteria for the scholarships require that the student must qualify for free lunches, and with parents showing proof of income.
The new school is already making a name for itself due to its unique offerings and the phone calls are coming from as far away as Alpharetta. But with the new scholarship funds, those dollars will open doors for children greatly in need of the curriculum, children who would not have been able to access that type of educational opportunity due to the prohibition of tuition expenses, Dinoff said.
"Money has been a barrier to a lot of people," said Dinoff. "But if the child is truly gifted and wants to come here, and if the dollars are holding them back, now they can come here."
And while the high school curriculum at the school crosses the spectrum in terms of Georgia requirements, The Dinoff School puts its focus on science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
But the high school is just the beginning. Dinoff said the school is expecting to expand next year to provide curriculum for gifted students in grades K-12.
The school is housed in an 18,000 square-foot portion of an 80,000 square-foot former sewing mill on 5th Street just beyond downtown Griffin. The beautifully renovated space used by the school was designed to look like a building on a college campus rather than a high school. So in keeping with that mindset the building retained its brick façade and hardwood floors.
As stated on the school's website, Dinoff noted that some in the community may perceive gifted programs as elitist. "However, it is neither fair nor reasonable to provide equal educational programming and hold equal expectations for all students, regardless of their abilities. Gifted students need services and activities not ordinarily provided by schools in order to fully develop those capabilities. By providing enrichment and acceleration experiences for gifted students, we are providing them with what they need, not superfluous or unnecessary education," she said.
Dinoff said the school recognizes that students who possess exceptional gifts and talents should be granted the direction, time, encouragement, and resources to maximize their potential, whether it be in the area of intellect, specific academics, creativity, or leadership.
Administrators, teachers, counselors and facilitators will work with parents, students, and the community to identify gifted and talented students from all backgrounds. The Dinoff School will offer these students the differentiated instruction and opportunities they need in order to maximize their talents, Dinoff said.
The Dinoff School is located at 128 North 5th Street in Griffin. For more information call 678-603-1052 or visit www.thedinoffschool.com.


text:
You have no items in your shopping cart.
2 Item(s)
Price From:
Get all the latest information on Events, Sales and Offers.Sign up for newsletter today.
Address:6C Link Drive,Wairau Valley, Auckland
Phone:09-930 7407
Working Days/Hours:Mon - Fri / 7:30AM - 5:00PMSat / 9:00AM - 4:30PMSun / 9:00AM - 3:00PM
Address:6 Morrin Rd,Panmure, Auckland
Phone:09-574 0327
Working Days/Hours:Mon - Fri / 7:30AM - 5:00PMSat / 7:30AM - 4:30PM
All prices, specifications, and images are subject to change without notice. We try our best to ensure all the information contained on this Website is as accurate as possible.
However, we're not responsible for any typographical or illustrative errors. All prices shown are GST inclusive. All purchases are subject to New Zealand Consumer Rights Laws.


text:
It's the Tigers in the Bronx again at 4:00 p.m. on TBS, in a series that has so far been essentially bereft of story lines, and robbed of any dramatic potential. Oh here's a story line—why are there so many fat guys on the Tigers? The Cardinals play the Giants in game one of their series at 8:00 p.m. on FOX; that broadcast may cross over into abstract performance art if Tim McCarver is asked to spend the first few innings doing an extended monologue. Cross your fingers for that, and enjoy the games. We'll link back when the second go-round starts up.
More from Deadspin