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In talking about staying healthy during a June 2013 interview with Fox News, Julia Louis-Dreyfus said Spanx was her secret weapon for fighting off cellulite. "I try to push the worry down and pull the Spanx up," the star of HBO's "Veep" said.
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Celebs Who Swear by Spanx
In talking about staying healthy during a June 2013 interview with Fox News, Julia Louis-Dreyfus said Spanx was her secret weapon for fighting off cellulite. "I try to push the worry down and pull the Spanx up," the star of HBO's "Veep" said.
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Celebs Who Swear by Spanx
While getting ready for the Emmys last September, ABC's "Modern Family" star Jesse Tyler Ferguson put out a candid photo of himself in boxer briefs and a "Spanx for Men" compression undershirt. "Spanx awayyyyyyyy! #Emmy Day!" the photo said.
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Country megastars Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton attend the 55th Annual GRAMMY Awards on February 10, 2013 in Los Angeles. The "Fastest Girl in Town" singer has long been vocal about her love of Spanx and how the undergarment makes her look sexy for her husband, Shelton. "Every girl lives in SPANX; if they don't, they should," Lambert told "Good Housekeeping" in an October 2012 interview.
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Kelly Clarkson performs onstage during the 48th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards at the MGM Grand Garden Arena on April 7, 2013 in Las Vegas. In a 2011 interview with The New York Times, the "Stronger" singer revealed her love of Spanx. "For all you ladies out there, let me tell you: it sucks it right in. You feel like a packed sausage. I feel like I have two pairs on," she said.
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Katy Perry, shown here attending Dream Foundation's 11th Annual Celebration Of Dreams Gala on Nov. 16, 2012, told Us Weekly in a November 2012 interview she felt "fat" without her Spanx: "I almost always wear them," the "Fireworks" singer said.
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British pop sensation Adele, who won big at the 2012 Grammys, made headlines when she admitted to wearing four pairs of Spanx under her gown at the event. Spanx inventor Sara Blakely said she still can't believe it sometimes when celebrities say they love her product. "It's hard for me to absorb, like, that's a product I created," she told "Nightline."
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Beyonce attends the 2012 BET Awards at The Shrine Auditorium on July 1, 2012 in Los Angeles. In a 2010 interview on "The View," Beyonce and her mother Tina Knowles gushed about Spanx, and Queen B admitted to wearing several pairs of the undergarments during some of her performances to "keep it supported."
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Sometimes even Victoria's Secret super models think they need a little help looking sleek. Heidi Klum, shown here arriving at the 64th Primetime Emmy Awards on Sept. 23, 2012, in Los Angeles, Calif., told Katie Couric in a September 2012 interview that she had worn Spanx "on occasion."
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Octavia Spencer at the 19th Annual ELLE Women In Hollywood Celebration on Oct. 15, 2012. "The Help" actress, who snagged the SAG Award for Outstanding Actress in a Supporting Role, told Ellen DeGeneres in February that she wore three pairs of Spanx at the event. "I could not party that night because I was being pinched in places that I didn't know it was possible," she said.
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The voluptuous Kim Kardashian, an avid Twitter user, boasted about her love for the undergarment online in 2010, tweeting, "SPANX are my best friend." Shown here is Kardashian at the MTV EMA's 2012 at Festhalle Frankfurt on Nov. 11, 2012, in Frankfurt, Germany.
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Actress Jennifer Garner attends the "Argo" screening at Regal Gallery Place Stadium 14 on Oct. 10, 2012 in Washington, D.C. While promoting her film "Butter" last year at the Toronto International Film Festival, the mother of two told ET Canada that Spanx was her secret to getting red-carpet ready while she was pregnant. "You just wear mama Spanx instead of regular Spanx," she said.
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Oprah Winfrey speaks onstage during O You! held at Los Angeles Convention Center on Oct. 20, 2012 in Los Angeles. Spanx creator Sara Blakely said her business exploded after the talk show titan dubbed Spanx as one of her "Favorite Things" in 2000. Forbes recently named Blakely the world's youngest self-made female billionaire ever.
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"SPANX. It's my dream come true," "30 Rock" star Tina Fey told "The Today Show" in 2010. Shown here is the Emmy-nominated actress and writer at the 2012 Museum of Natural History Gala at American Museum of Natural History on Nov. 15, 2012, in New York City.
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Carrie Underwood poses at the 40th Anniversary American Music Awards at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live on Nov. 18, 2012 in Los Angeles. In April 2009, the country music superstar told People magazine's Style Watch team that the key to her red carpet look was "a stylist and Spanx!"
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Even the slender Gwyneth Paltrow has proclaimed her love for Spanx. "There are these great things called Spanx, and they just squeeze you in. It's terrific! That's how all the Hollywood girls do it," the star told StyleBistro in 2007. Shown here is Paltrow attending the "Thanks For Sharing" premiere during the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival on Sept. 8, 2012, in Toronto, Canada.
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The Drive Team Dealing with car dealers can be daunting, but not if you go in with a clear understanding of your needs - and your rights. Here are seven points that'll give you the upper hand in the heat of battle.
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Inmates incarcerated in Georgia are allowed to receive letters and photos (no polaroids, or nude photos). Your complete name and address must be written legibly in the return address area of the envelope. When sending correspondence always include the inmates name and Identification number as the mailing address above shows, if you know the housing unit please list that as well. Do not mark the envelope or letter in any way. No stamps, pens or pencils, small trinkets, or jewelry or other items should ever be mailed with the correspondence. Staples, paperclips, lipstick, perfume, crayon art, stickers, drawings or markings of any kind will result in the correspondence being returned. Inmates may also receive New paperback books, magazines, newspapers or other printed matter mailed directly from Amazon.com (Be sure to include the inmate name and ID number and send to the inmate mailing address above).
Family and friends of an inmate may send funds several ways. The first way to send funds is by United States Postal Money order. You must include this money order voucher which must be printed out. The voucher and money order needs to be mailed to the following address:
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- The 18th Annual Jim Cook Day of Hope for Diabetes will be held at the Annenberg Center for Health Sciences on Saturday, March 02 2013 from 07:30AM to 03:00PM.
This free, full-day event provides inspiration and information for those who have diabetes or are at high risk for diabetes, and their families and friends. Educational seminars cover many issues that challenge those who are concerned with consequences related to diabetes. These classes provide practical advice to better manage the disease. An extensive product fair displays items and services that are valuable to this community. Prizes awarded at the Ask the Doctor Free Expert Advice Panel.
Reservations are not required. For a full schedule, click here or visit emc.org/ddc.
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I am a senior director managing the administration and operations side of a professional services firm. I recently lost one of my more senior managers to a competitor, and I'm managing his team until I find a replacement.
To my surprise — and disappointment — he was pretty lax about managing his staff for the last few years, and the level of professionalism and accountability is sorely lacking. The problem behaviors include rampant unexcused absenteeism, tardiness, and a blatant disregard for company policies and procedures.
When I question their decisions, the employees turn combative. How can I get this team in shape for the new manager?
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Let's look at the silver lining around this thundercloud: During your search for a new manager, you're in charge and will be making all the decisions regarding team performance.
SEE ALSO: What to do when the boss is never around
Here's what you should do:
- Start by making your expectations clear on the basics — attendance, dress code, work hours, paperwork, and so on.
- Assume that the staff lacks an understanding of the "right ways" to do things, since it sounds like performance standards have been lenient for a while now. Yes, everyone will grumble, but this should help you determine who will adjust to your new leadership style and who will continue to buck the system.
- Expect initially that the majority will resist compliance to rules and regulations. But if you're firm in your negative feedback and unrelenting in the consequences, most will fall in line.
- Be prepared to let some staff go. You will inevitably encounter a small cadre of resistors who will fight you every step of the way. Your only recourse is to fire the most egregious offender (but please, do this with guidance and counsel of your HR and legal teams to avoid any wrongful termination headaches). Once the staff realizes you mean business, they will adjust to the rules or eventually elect to work elsewhere.
- Ask yourself how this happened in the first place. How were you oblivious to the fact that the prior manager was not doing his or her job? Make sure you implement some kind of oversight process so that the new manager maintains your standards of acceptable behavior.
Remember, the staff will be testing the new manager to see if they can return to their old ways. Whether it is periodic walk-throughs, internal client feedback, or other methods, you need to be more in touch with the line operations to make sure you are not repeating this headache every few years.


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Lomography LC-Wide
Flexible frame options, wide angle lens, sturdy build, good picture results
Pricey, flash adaptor overlaps shutter release button
Analogue camera specialist Lomography recently expanded its classic LC-A lineup when it unveiled the LC-Wide, featuring a new wide angle lens and a choice of picture formats. The original LC-A was first manufactured 27 years ago and was then replaced by the LC-A+ in 2006. Packing a considerable heritage, the LC-Wide may be the most modern snapper to join the lineup, but how does it compare to the LC-A+ and is it worth trading up?
Measuring in at 108 x 68 x 44.5mm, the LC-Wide is pretty much the same size as its older sibling and feels just as sturdy in the hand. It tips the scales at 220g (not including the battery and film) which is more or less the same as the LC-A+. Although a fair bit larger than most modern digital cameras, the pleasingly chunky chassis is palm-sized so it won't take up to too much room in your bag and its relative bulk actually means that it can be held far more comforably than many smaller cameras. The textured finish also means that there's plenty of grip to keep it slipping from your hand and it also comes with a detachable wrist strip for extra safety.
In terms of looks, it boasts the same vintage asthetics as previous LC-A models with a few added touches to make it clear that this is an upgrade. The lens casing on the front of the camera is slightly wider to accomodate the new wide-angle 17mm lens, and the extra protrusion sports a thin red trim. Apart from these differences and a couple of very minor aesthetic additions (such as the text around the lens) the camera looks more or less the same as the LC-A+.
We don't do "unboxings" on Pocket-lint, but if we did, then the LC-Wide would be a perfect candidate. The elaborate packaging comprised a large black crate containing a couple of hardback books packed with photos along with the camera itself and a few accessories - namely two frame guards, the wrist strap and a shutter release cable, all wrapped up in Lomo print tissue paper. Some may consider most of this to be merely filler, but it does help to give the LC-Wide a premium feel.
The LC-Wide packs a maximum shutter speed of 1/500 sec and the max aperture is a 1:4.5, but the most significant stat is the step-up 17mm Minigon wide angle fixed lens (compared to the LC-A+'s 32mm). While still offering the telltale vignetting that that LC-A cameras are known for, the new lens means that you can pack as much into each frame as possible, making for particularly good panormas and extreme close-ups.
If you're a frequent user of autofocus on your digital camera, then the idea of going back to basics and having to tweak the settings for yourself may seem rather daunting. Don't panic - there's really nothing to worry about. There are a few basic elements to get your head around, but they're so simple that you'll get the hang of them in no time. The first thing you need to do is load the film and the good news is that the LC-Wide takes the conventional 35mm format that can be picked in any high-street chemist or camera shop. The more obscure film you use the better (see Cool tips for Lomo users for ideas), but normal colour film will do just fine.
Loading the film is very straightforward - you just pull up the rewind lever to open the back of the camera, pop the film in and drop the rewind lever back down. Then it's simply a case of pulling the film over to the take-up spool and attaching one of the sprocket holes to the teeth on the spool and then winding the film on until it's secure. Before loading the film you need to decide on the picture format that you want to use. Aside from the wide-angle lens, the format flexibility offered by the LC-Wide is what sets it apart from its predecessor as it brings square photos (24 x 24mm) and half-frame shots to the LC-A linup for the first time. You can also choose to take snaps in the normal full frame mode. If you want to stick to one format for the entire roll, then you can use one of the supplied masks for square or half-frame prints. These need to be fitted inside the body of the camera just before loading the film. If you choose a mask then you won't be able to take it out until you switch rolls.
For more flexibility, you can forget about using the masks and switch between frame formats by using the controls on the camera body. A switch on the underside can be flipped between half frame (HF) and full frame/square (ff/s) depending on which mask you're using (or simply set to full frame if you're not using one). Without using the masks, you won't get clear, defined edges at the end of each frame, but you will get a cool effect where each photo blends into the next one. This means that you can easily stitch together shots to make a panoramic picture. The viewfinder can be opened up completely for full frame shots, or just opened half-way to make it easier to line up half-frame photos.
Once you've picked your chosen format (or decided on going freestyle), and loaded your film you need to pick the correct ISO setting. The LC-Wide has an ISO range of 100-1600 and you can pick the setting to match the speed of your film using the tiny dial and display on the side of the viewfinder.
After that, you're ready to start snapping and all you need to think about is the focus. The LC-Wide has a focusing range of 0.4m to infinity and while the LC-A+ has four separate focus settings, the new camera makes things far simpler by sticking to two (0.4-0.9m and 0.9-infinity). The fact that there are only two settings to choose from makes it far easier to change between them quickly, without having to look (all you need to remember is to keep the lever down for mid-range to faraway shots and pull it up for close-ups). It really couldn't be simpler.
Like previous incarnations of the LC-A, the new model has a multiple exposure (mx) switch on the underside of the camera body. After taking a snap (and not winding the film on), you can flick this switch to capture a double or multiple exposure (i.e., two or more snaps on the same frame). You can keep flicking the switch and taking as many pictures as you like before winding on, however, if you take too many pictures on one frame then you risk overexposing the film - sticking to two or three snaps per frame ususally produces the best results.
When taking the LC-Wide out and about the first point that we noticed was how nice it was to have a mechanical lens cover. Not only does this mean that there's no chance of misplacing a pesky lens cap but it also means that there's no danger of taking any snaps with the lens cover still on, as the camera won't let you. That's not the case on some of Lomo's cheaper cameras such as the Diana+, which will happily let you snap away an entire film even if you've forgotten to remove the lens cover, resulting in nothing but blank shots.
The winding dial for advancing the film between frames was painfully stiff on our review model and we found that we hadn't always wound it on completely, even though we thought we had. However, it did seem to loosen up by the time we were on our second roll. Although not especially light when compared to most digital compacts, the LC-Wide is still a great deal lighter than a DSLR or a bridge camera (not that we're suggesting that the picture quality is comparable) and we found it to be perfectly managable even after carrying it around all day.
We tried out two types of film on the camera - ISO 200 Kodak colour film and some ISO 200 Lomography slide film. For the colour film, we used the square mask for some shooting on what turned out to be a very sunny day. The pictures are packed with colour with a suitably retro grainy effect, while the double exposures worked particularly well.
Switching to silde film, we removed the mask for some freestyle shooting. Using the full frame mode really showed off the wide angle lens, along with the textbook LC-A vignetting. This also looks especially good when taking half-frame and square snaps without the masks. We stitched together a panorama with the vignetting corners blending one frame into the next. We could have produced a more exact panorama by matching up the overlaps exactly, but the black spaces in between give it comic-book frame style effect.
It's also worth noting that this was taken without a flash from a rooftop at dusk, when there was almost no sun in the sky. Like it's predecessors, the LC-Wide is very forgiving in low light conditions. In true night time darkness or inside, you'll probably need a flash, but in brightly lit rooms or outside at dusk it copes perfectly well on its own. The LC-Wide includes a standard hotshoe adaptor on the top to which we hooked up a Lomo Diana flash. It worked well, although we did find that the flash's hotshoe adaptor meant that it stuck out and obscured the shutter release button slightly, making it that bit harder to get a clear shot at the button without moving the camera. A standard tripod mount on the underside means that you could add a tripod to help keep things steady if you choose.
At £350, the LC-Wide costs £120 more than its predecessor, the LC-A+. The question is - does it bring enough to the table to justify an upgrade? The new wide angle lens, along with the ability to shoot square and half-formats photos, along with full frame shots are all compelling reasons to buy, as is the flexibility for switching between formats. However, the steep price may well be a stumbling block for some.
If you're trying out film photography for the first time (or going back to it after a lenghty break) then you might be better off trying out one of the brand's cheaper cameras first, such as the Diana Mini - yours for £45. If you're already a lomo fan that hasn't yet invested in an LC-A then we think that its worth trying to cobble the extra £120 to buy the LC-Wide over it's older sibling. For LC-A+ owners - it's up to you. If you're happy with what you've got and the idea of wide-angle snaps and format flexibility doesn't appeal then stick with what you've got. However, if you like the sound of the new features and you can spare the cash then we can highly recommend the new model.


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ẈĀŦƧĦĪƧ₣Ā₵Ė wrote:Half the time I find a character I want to make and look for a base figure for it. The other half of the time I sea a figure and think that it would make a perfect base for a specific character.
3bcustoms wrote:I usually get some of my ideas from watching movies or just flipping through a comic/magazine and see a character and wonder if I could make that ? or when I already have an idea ie; I was working on my 3.75 inch Atomic Skull when I realized after removing the Marvel Universe Ghost Rider head the rest of the body just screamed Ra's Al Ghul which then sparked my most recent post.
Also just looking at all the amazing work done on the realm is more than enough to get an idea, but I agree with ComicFantasyCustoms that you would want to put your own twist on it rather than just copy...But I do take it as one of the highest forms of compliments/flattery one can get when someone says they want to steal your idea
RedRebelCustoms wrote:I will usually use deviant art and go through my fodder to look for the right pieces or decide the character I want to do and use either comicvine, comic book, or bowen statue forums to compare. Imagination is the key. Sometimes looking at others customs helps to get your own spin on a recipe. Google image search is a great tool as well. With comicvine you can choose an image, shrink the screen, and put it side by side with your intended figure. I also do this with casting sites such as DMC to compare heads. Roughly sketching out a concept design or printing out a photo you can compare when sculpting are useful as well.
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New print release: This week marks the third print the Working Proof has released with artist Madame Lolina. It is pretty obvious that we think she is a unique talent with a flare for creating soft, meaningful works that lean into the world of fantasy and imagination. The print Crow Hat to benefit Kids In Need Foundation is no exception. I am in love with the black, white and grey pallet of this piece, contrasted by the figure's soft pink lips. Everything in this image feels soft and harsh at the same time, a balance Madame Lolina seems to execute perfectly in every piece.
I often draw crows in my artwork, because I like the black color, smooth feathers, and strong beaks of crows. For this work, I thought that it would be interesting to express living animals as a part of fashion. If the crows change their minds and fly away, the hat will be also disappear.
A skate documentary? About a contest series? Contests have come a long way since the Savannah Slamma. The Motivation follows the top few skaters in Street League. I'm more interested in Cole's interviews as the old dude up there than the younger kids. Hasn't been that long since he was a young gun in In Bloom.
The Springblades are so crazy looking. I wonder what they feel like.
Nice case and graphic on the face of this Swatch Art by Mathieu Mercier called The Stone From Your Heart
Some of the most awe inspiring and simultaneously terrifying cliffside roads and rickety bridges on this GoPro-filmed dirtbike trek through the Himalayas.
Great poster for Art V Cancer by Raid71
If the technology to make the Nike Free Flyknit exists, then it should be possible to make it look cooler. But I like the idea of a sock with a sole on it.
Woah. Jordan XX8′s in serious patterns.
15% of the sale of this print goes to 826 National.
New print release:This week the Working Proof is teaming up with artist Chris Rubino to bring you his print So It Goes to benefit 826 National. I love the comfortable feel of this print, as if I'm sitting on my couch looking at my own overflowing bookcase. I also enjoyed reading more about artist Chris and his inspiration for this piece:
The print "So It Goes" was initially conceived of and realized as a large scale painting, but has been reworked to live as a smaller print now. Thinking about creators I've admired, I made this tribute to the life and words of the great author, Kurt Vonnegut. The viewer can see a few of his famous titles as well as phrases written by the author.


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USB Driver issues
This question goes out to all the teachers that read this blog. How do you go about installing USB drivers on your school network?
School network systems are usually locked down pretty tightly for security, and to install USB drivers for the NXT, you need to have logged onto the computer with Administrator rights. Now as each NXT has a unique ID, they have to each be identified with each computer you use. Hence if you have 10 NXT's and 10 computers, you would need to do 100 installs of the USB drivers. This gets even worse if you use your robot kits across multiple classrooms.
Does anyone have any good ideas as to how to roll out USB drivers (preferably remotely) over a school network? Post your ideas in the comments
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Easy answer Damo. Use Apple Macs and you don't have a problem ;-)
Macs run Windows better than most PCs anyway! Have a look at the latest Popular Mechanics review
- Apr 18, 2008, 8:30:00 AM
I knew this was a problem with the older RCX drivers, but I haven't had any trouble with the NXT drivers on Windows XP. Could it be that you're still on Windows 2000? I'm curious to hear some more detailed experiences from others, so I started a topic in the forums. Feel free to post comments here or join in the forum discussion.
- Apr 18, 2008, 9:19:00 AM
- NXTMonger said...
I agree with anonymous, use Macs and your problems will go away!
But it's true that you should upgrade to XP if you haven't already. Windows 2000 is one of Microsoft's worst operating systems, except for maybe Vista.
- Apr 18, 2008, 9:54:00 AM
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- Apr 18, 2008, 10:06:00 PM
- Mister said...
Use Macs might seem to be a clever come back, but it doesn't answer the question asked. In fact, it further alienates the Mac community by having us appear smug.
He's obviously got a PC lab, and saying "get a mac" is neither witty nor clever. Nor is it practical, is it anonymous? Monger?
We run a Mac lab, and have no problems. However, we also have PC laptops in the mix, with XP and the NXT, and there, we have no problems either.
So perhaps it's an upgrade issue?
- Apr 18, 2008, 11:13:00 PM
No problems here winXP & NXT's work fine, I suspect that your best option is to speak to whomever configures your PC's check they are all upto date (XPSP2) and that you are using the right kind of bluetooth (ie one that uses the windows BT stack is best, or Widcomm? I think NXT works best with RFCOMM feature if your BT does not have this then you need to install ports each time? can someone confirm?) The dongle from Lego is the right type some cheaper versions use there own stacks and ar not very friendly...(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluetooth_stack)
Hope that this comment is more useful that those above... and they wonder why they have a reputation...
- Apr 19, 2008, 2:50:00 AM
If the answer is 'buy a mac' then the answer is wrong. There is always a way! because Pc's are so flexible there are many more options & things to consider.
- Apr 19, 2008, 2:52:00 AM
- NXTMonger said...
Sheesh you guys! The use macs thing was a joke, no need to get so upset!
can you leave a comment as to what OS you're running?
- Apr 19, 2008, 4:26:00 AM
- Damien Kee said...
It's not actually my school, but a school that contacted me asking for advice.
I'll post the OS once I find out.
- Apr 19, 2008, 7:46:00 AM
- Tom Harrison said...
It seems very likely that the problem is a result of the user (teacher) not having the appropriate priviledges on the computer. This would explain why it works fine for some and not for others. So I'll assume that you can get logged in as an admin for each computer.
In all likelihood, the USB installation uses an existing bit of USB software already on the computer, and is mainly just configuring it. The configuration is almost certainly stored in the Windows "registry", and bits of the registry can be copied and added to other computers.
So if you install all 10 NXTs on one computer, you'll need to search the Registry for the "keys" that were installed there, export them to a disk or network drive, and then on each of the 10 computers, import them into each.
The program you can use to manage the registry is called regedit.exe and lives in C:\Windows\System32.
The thing is, finding which keys are installed can be a big mess. There's a lot of jumble in that registry.
Unless NXT has a utility for this, it sounds like a modern version of something you would get the kids to do instead of clapping erasers :-)
- Apr 20, 2008, 5:59:00 AM
- Damien Kee said...
For anyone still reading, they are using WinXP.
The problem is not that they can't do it, it is that they need to have admin rights and log into every single computer which can become quite tedious. Add to this the reluctance of the IT department to grant even the teachers admin privillages
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Enterprises require sophisticated IT systems, from the datacenter to the desktop, to provide insights into customer behavior, run billing systems and allow employees to communicate. Meeting user demands for performance within business realities requires a delicate balancing act. IT administrators and CIOs can take advantage of new approaches such as application acceleration with flash cache and software-defined networking to redefine their datacenters and wider enterprises.
Small and medium businesses (SMBs) rely on information technology to run day-to-day operations and gain a competitive edge. Yet they are challenged to meet the same needs as larger enterprises – performance, data protection, reliability and scalability – with smaller budgets and often without in-house IT staff. Fortunately, there are increasingly affordable systems that are easy to deploy, configure and manage.
Mobile broadband is growing rapidly, driven by smartphones, tablets and cloud applications. Carriers are deploying heterogeneous 4G/LTE networks and base stations of different sizes to meet bandwidth and coverage needs and provide a quality user experience. Achieving their goals within capital and operating expense constraints is a major challenge, and leadering companies addressing by employing sophisticated, scalable hardware platforms.