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Get a decent VLE and cut printing altogether? (FROG!)
Well one thing i noticed when i started my role in my secondary school was the awful state the printing systems were in. Currently we have unrestricted access to photocopiers, mfd's, deskjet and network printers. No management software, no pin code machines etc. Its a long story why this is the case but its been like this since July '09.
We have 140 staff, 1500 students. At the moment we have 6 MFD's only used for photocopying and printing booklets with 3 in the repro room (open access to ALL) 1 in Geog area, 1 in science area and 1 in reception. These are paid for quarterly on lease and with a volume meterage agreement as well.
For these we pay £4,200 per 1/4 lease and £4,000 for current usage. Last quarter the copy/print output was 920,000.
I also arranged a general site wide Print Audit which involved a company coming round and for half the day going around the site taking details of all the other printers we have on-site and a print count. They then returned 3 weeks later and took another set of readings. They then worked out the costs for that model printer over the 3 weeks and maintenance over the year (10 months for term time) based on catridge costs etc as any print audit would do.
Yesterday we had our results - i was told its the most they have seen for expenditure.....
109 Printers on site (109! not inc the MFD's)
Mono usage 406,920
Colour usage 196,932
Total usage 603,852
Avg cost per page is £0.0439 (4.39p)
Consumables costs per year £26,521.44 (£6630.36 per quarter)
So then after i got back onto my chair i looked into getting a whole printing cost inc what we spend on paper and inc the total mfd's costs. When i looked into the paper aspect i took Apr/May/Jun from this year as my quarterly figure and the total costs of those 3 months on paper was £4504.55. Thats £18,018.20 per year on paper.
So cut a long boring story short these are our quarterly costs for printing
Consumables - £6630.36
Paper - £4504.55
MFD leasing £4200
MFD Metered Usage- £4000
Total quarterly bill is £19,334.91
Thats £77,339.64 per year on printing
There are already plans for papercut and a few more MFD's to completely replace desktop printers and all IT classroom printers to have tutor PC running papercut to release jobs. I know the staff will be up in arms about losing their printer and having to walk 2mins down corridor at most but im hoping when i show senior management these figures they will back me on it.....
Get a decent VLE and cut printing altogether? (FROG!)
I will suggest this as an option - no more handouts, booklets, memo's etc. I believe its do'able but i think at moment it may be step too far. Would love fully utilise electronic communications, we currently use Moodle - anyone here use that to cut printing in their school?
Wish we 'only' had 105. 135 network printers + 20odd MFD's here
Do what we do - make available a very cheap to use 'central' MFD system (we have a Ricoh MP7001 mono copier for our 'main' machine, you'd probably need more), and transfer the running costs of the other printers to departmental budgets.
This will force most printing to be done on the cheaper system, reducing costs. It'll also make those departments that want to use their own still think about replacing their older/expensive machines with something that runs at a better cost.
This way, we have about 16 printers around the school, plus the 2 main MFDs (we have an MPC2800 for colour too). We've only got 600 pupils here, so obviously the number of central machines will differ for you, but the idea remains.
We are hoping to utilise 4 of the MFD's we have already (2 massive machines will remain in repro) around the site and plan for how many others we need so that all staff have an MFD within 30m and dont have to travel up/down stairs to get to one.
As 36degrees says though it will all mean nothing if SLT dont back this fully. I'd go as far as banning all deskjet printers, and only network printers allowed (min of 3 users) and departments covering costs for them.
Although it looks bad i think we can make a real saving if done properly and save the school thousands which in turn will make my dept look good
A few years ago we spent £15k on ink, this year it shouldnt be more than £4 hopefully. No print management software either which would decrease it even further.
This doesnt include photocopiers though as there on a lease and managed by the reprographics lady.
80 staff 700 students.
Good work. Your school are lucky you are taking the time and effort to work this out. Most schools are oblivious to the fact they could save enough money each year so as not to have to sack several support asistants.
We put paper cut on the system and gave all staff and students a credit limit and that halved our print costs for the year (£50000 to £25000). Paper cut paid for itself inside the first month.
Students get 25 credits per week
Staff get 60 credits per week (400 on the photocopiers)
B&W costs 1 credit
Colour costs 2.5 credits
Staff can increase student's credits when needed.
Just discovered one department plugging their laptops into the USB port to get around the credits system........it has stopped working suddenly and no-one can figure out why
Oh and we saved some jobs with the money saved, SLT may be interested in that dimension.
Introduced papercut here 18months ago, and reduced my toner bill from around £18k to just 5k in a year. It came as part of a network overhaul, so I just did it and introduced it to the staff. It got complaints, but overall people have accepted it now. Unfortunitely print costs are starting to rise again this year, but we have got more teaching staff and an increased role so it's expected. I also scrapped all inkjet printers and re-distributed what we had more effectively round the building - in 18 months I've only had to buy 1 new printer.
For copiers, we tend to buy them and then pay maintenance on them on a per copy basis which is about 0.4p per page for B/W and 4p per page colour. This covers parts, labour and toner and is from a local firm just down the road so if we need service they're usually here the same day.
Maniac & Skunk - thanks for info, figures look good with the system in place.
The main issue for me is the existing printers. 50% will be inkjet/desktjet that we wont support or buy an cartridges for so they can go. Once the MFD's are in place what did you do about admin offices etc where there are 3+ users in a room with a decent laser printer. Were card readers put on these? or were they just networked between the users and they have unrestricted usage? With the idea of slowly pushing them out so that the MFD's are used.
Also how did you manage the credit system - our departments buy toners/cartridges out of their budgets. Did SLT reduce department budgets accordingly to use the credit system?
I did the maths last year, with paper, ink. toner, lease costs, costs per page for leasted copiers etc I stopped counting at £45,000
Thats for 1300 pupils and around 120 staff
Oh and thats WITH Print Manager Plus controlling the curriculum printing!
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LTBeam is a software to be used for the Design of Steel Structures. It has been developed by CTICM (Centre Technique Industriel de la Construction Metallique - France) in the frame of an european research project partially funded by the European Community for Steel and Coal (ECSC Project No 7210-PR183 : "Lateral torsional buckling of steel and composite beams" - 1999-2002).
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On Writing, Frank Turk, and Big Boy
Anyway, Turk was passing through Michigan on his way from Amsterdam to his home state of Nunyabusiness and so we darted out to a nearby Big Boy for a quick lunch. The restaurant was...just as I remember Big Boy being. I swear time stands still inside Big Boy restaurants. The same lady is always sitting at the little lunch counter/bar with a four-inch ash on her cigarette (don't think for a minute that the Michigan smoking ban, which takes effect tomorrow, will change anything inside Big Boy--you're confusing categories if you do), the menu is the same, the smell is the same. But enough about Big Boy.
First of all, let me just squash Turk's aforementioned mysterio and say that, despite an online reputation which ranges from snarky, confrontational brawler to, in fact, being the devil himself, he's actually one of the most down-to-earth, friendly, and agreeable guys I've shared Big Boy with. Even paid for my lunch. (Sorry to blow your cover, Turk.)
But here's the thing: Turk's not pseudo-famous for being nice (or even for being snarky), but rather for his straight-forward way of saying something worth saying in a very succinct and direct way. That last sentence was a segue, by the way, because this post isn't really about Turk--it's about something he said. You see, I asked him straight-up how he become one of the most followed bloggers out there. He answered with two generations of life story (which were rather gripping and did involve Eastern Europe, gunshot wounds, homelessness, and Dayspring Greeting cards--although Frank himself was only involved in the last one), and capped it with an anecdote about a time he, Dan, and Phil did a panel about blogging at a conference, where someone asked what it takes to be a successful blogger.
Turk's answer then, as it is now, was that--first and foremost--you have to want to write. Then he clarified (and this is where the succinct brilliance comes into play), not that you want to want to write, but that you actually want to write. The profundity of this bit of wisdom--doled out between bites of Reuben (Turk's first non-airline American cuisine in like ten days)--didn't really hit me until I was halfway back to the capital city.
I know a lot of people who want to want to write. They like the idea of being someone who writes. They like having written. They like everything that kind of goes along with writing, but they don't actually want to write. Not at any given time. They put it off, they do other stuff, they have all these reasons why they can't write right now...because they don't really want to write. They just want to want to write.
The same thing is true of the guy who swears he has a novel inside of him, but never makes time to sit down and put it to paper and the teenager who wants to be a rockstar, but doesn't want to learn scales, modes, and chords. Forget practicing, forget hours of strumming and strumming away--he wants to skip right to adoring fans, video shoots, and snorting coke out of a supermodel's navel or something. You know what? That's not a rockstar. That's not even a musician.
Turk talked about the feeling that, if he didn't write, it would come shooting out his ears. It would back up in him--he'd be miserable. I'm finding myself more and more in the same boat. Less someone who wants to want to write and more someone who wants to write. And I think what moves someone from point A to point B is simply choosing to be someone who writes. When you see the two levels of "want to want to" between you and writing, you have to just decide to bypass both and write. Right now. Last night, I was up until what is really late for me (by the standards of a guy whose toddler is ready for world conquest at the crack of dawn each morning) re-working the end of a novel I've been working on for several years. A few years ago, I wanted to want to work on it. Last night (and last week, and last month), I wanted to. So I did.
I think my wife has a little notepad that says, "If you want to be a writer...write!" (If not, I have no idea where I saw that). That could be said of any activity-based identity, not just writing. I've got a basement full of tools and I want to want to work with wood, but I don't do it nearly as much as I wish I did.
I could go on with many more examples (a flaw of Baptist ministers), but I won't, because this is the kind of post where I'm trying to start a conversation. Seriously, pull up a chair to our imaginary Big Boy booth, and tell me...
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2. What other activities, habits, etc. (excluding eating right, exercising, getting a good night sleep, etc.) that you want to want to do, but clearly don't really want to do.
Does that make sense? Too bad.
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I want to be a librarian, feel very strongly about it, and though I am currently unemployed, I am a volunteer librarian which I hope is a step in the right direction. It did take me a long time to decide if I was going the librarianship route because I wanted to, or because I could do it without thinking about it. I want to.
- April 30, 2010 at 4:59 PM
- Erin said...
hoooo...where to start...?
How about we start with something I DO do. I have always wanted to work with animals and I love to teach people. I didn't become a vet or a zookeeper or a teacher, but I did become a zoo docent. Today I taught 25 high school kids in a juvenile detention center about porcupines, peregrine falcons, snakes, cockroaches, and more. That's satisfying.
As for writing, much of my life I have wanted to want to write. Now I do write regularly, but my problem now is obviously that I want to want to finish things I'm writing. But I obviously don't want it bad enough to focus on it the way I should. I always have a long list of projects and to-dos and writing (and exercising) get pushed to the bottom of the list. I think I just have too many interests.
- April 30, 2010 at 8:33 PM
- JB said...
I want to want to go to bed on time. This is why I am zombie-like in the morning and almost always feel like my head is being tightened in a vice until about 9:00am (and then again at around 2:00pm).
- April 30, 2010 at 11:12 PM
- David Marvin said...
I like writing, and when I get in my groove, I can write a ton. However, I realized a decade ago that my groove results in very technical language that is great for the type of work I do, but does not make for exciting reading. For example, I wrote a dazzling argument against a multi-state aquifer project a few years ago that literally stopped the EPA in their tracks. Sure, my writing can influence powerful federal agencies, but it would put you to sleep! I wish I could be more exciting and creative in my writing instead of being so analytical.
As for things I would like to do, but never will (not for lack of trying): astronaut and pirate. The spaceman thing is a real desire; I would go to space in a heartbeat. The pirate thing is something I might try if I ever get the opportunity to retire and really would be more for the shock value. I would be mostly the "don't do anything" type of pirate, not the Somalian type that are harassing the Indian Ocean shipping lanes.
- May 1, 2010 at 12:07 AM
- chamblee54 said...
1- Computers and the Internet make this a lot easier to do.
I would hate to have to type on a manual typewriter. This would mean replacing the backspace key with an eraser, not to mention no copy/cut/paste.
With the internet, you can have an audience for your writing. Even if your blog is doing good to a double digit readership, you have a potential audience of over a billion people.
All of these things make it a lot easier to write. They do not guarantee that people are going to want to read your output. You have to be satisfied with writing for yourself, and appreciative of any audience that you receive.
2- I want to want to have goals.
- May 4, 2010 at 7:43 AM
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The school and the town are not welcoming to newcomers. The administration do nothing to help new kids so they feel left out and to make it worse the school is clique. I would not recommend anyone going there unless you want to feel ignored. The teachers also pay little attention and its hard to get a good education in this environment.
As a former student I think my Ag Teacher said it best ' You get out of it what you put in it'. I went to a small school my freshman year and thank goodness my parents let me go to York High School my last three years. I was a FFA Officer for two years, in band, and Aces. They have great course offerings and the Principal actually knew my name. I actually miss the band trips and the FFA leadership retreats. Everybody was included and treated with respect. I realize I graduated in 2003 but everybody I have talked to said the High School is even better today. Keep up the good work York High School.
Our experience as a family with four students in 5th grade thru 12th grade is you get out of a school what you put into it. The music program is awesome and the high school just added a 2nd Band Instructor.Yes the teachers are demanding for excellance but they will give the estra time if students are willing to go in after school or even before school. The career education area is crowded with students but the teachers still met the needs of our two oldest. The FFA Chapter is one the largest in the state with 128 in school members. Our oldest daughter got involved her Junior year and had a tremendous leadership experience. Our Son is now getting involved in FBLA and seems to like the activities. Our overall rating of York High is way above average for what we expected when we moved to York five years ago.
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I love this when my skin is super dry and on the go for a quick glow :) not for prolonging it will not prolong at all just for a glow i use rimmel primer and this with loreal lumi when i want a flawless face but sadly my skin is so dry it dosent make it dewy just glow like soft skin glow but not dewy i wish it was :( but i still love it And will probably buy it again
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I actually see a difference when I forget to apply this under my foundation, my skin looks really blah and matte. This is such a great luminizing base if you like a dewy finish, and an absolute must have at a really good price.
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I really like this highlighter base - I blend this into my foundation or dab a little bit of it over cheekbones/forehead if I want a more obvious look - you only need a little bit. I like how small and convenient the bottle is and would fit into a makeup bag - should you choose to. Liquid constancy and not too oily but I have fairly dry skin so quite like its moisturising qualities! The colour is a nude/silver sheen which does not have sparkly or shimmery (as such) particles which is a good thing because it gives you that natural dewy sheeny glow as opposed to a really obvious highlighter that I see so many people wearing. It does blend into your natural skin tone and doesn't look too silver on the skin. Don't like the pump action of the bottle because I'm always worried too much product will come out and I will only use a quarter of that and I hate waste. I doesn't have a scent and almost smells like a standard moisturiser which I quite like as I've sensitive skin. Although it says 'primer' i'm not sure how well it works as a primer. Fairly pricey for a l'oreal product and the amount of product you actually get - but i'm sure it'll last for ages as you only need a small drop.
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I tried this product after one of my favorite's was discontinued, Lancome Eclat Miracle. I mix the primer with my foundation and brush it all over my face. It gives a lovely, illumined glow without any oiliness. It behaves exactly like the Lancome product and the best part is the L'Oreal product only costs about $12!
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The Leap device of the headline looks very interesting- I have posted in Reg forums before about the Kinect not fully reaching its potential for content-creation applications, but this Leap device appears to have got a fair few peoples attention, and generated some interesting discussions, from the specific (does it work with X? could it do Y?) to the more general:
For now, they state that their focus in on hand/finger tracking (I've seen 3rd party demos of the Kinect doing similar) rather than the '3D object scanner on the cheap" that have also been demoed using the Kinect. Interesting times if you're into computers and making things.
They don't say exactly how it works at this time, but it seems to do its thing by different means to the Kinect, and with far cheaper hardware.
I was under the impression that MS is considering contact-less gesture controls for future laptops, but haven't heard anything lately due to all the noise around Win8. Oh, re OS choice, Leap say "At this time, our focus is on Windows and OS X, with Linux being on our agenda." It is encouraging that they are still platform-agnostic, and haven't been bought by a big player as FingerWorks (multi-touch gesture-based input devices) were by Apple.
Fingers crossed that it is as good as it seems and it takes off.
The Leap Motion is interesting tech, but appears to only track hands/fingers. This hardly makes it a Kinect killer as the Kinect, when coupled to libraries such as OpenNI, can track multiple people as full skeletons. I guess it really depends what your doing though and what user input needs your applications have. The Leap might be great as a touch screen replacement for situations where you really don't want people to touch the screen (eg workshops where engineers have greasy, oily hands but still want to scroll through online manuals, control diagnostic software, browse pr0n sites, etc, etc).
The kinect was massively downgraded from what the technology(ies? they bought a few) were originally capable of. It wasn't a case of limited technology, but limited cost. Now that microsoft has had time to build up larger and larger libraries, and optimize the software to match the hardware, I think other 3d tracking devices are going to struggle to catch up, unless they take a very different approach.
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If you want to witness a unique multimedia experiment that feels more like "art" and less like "concert" this is your gig. One characteristic of art is that it challenges the brain to work at meaning and relevance. And the interaction with the video and singers does all that and more. My favorite character was Prince Go-Go, played by impressive countertenor Anthony Costanzo in his NY Philharmonic debut. And I loved the almost Pearl Fisher musical allusion of Amanda and Amando who appeared to be scantily clad voluptuous playmates. The Libretto is handsomely printed with sketches by the Director, Doug Fitch that will return you to this memorable event.
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In one of the signature events of the New York cultural season, Alan Gilbert and the Philharmonic give the much-anticipated, fully-staged New York premiere of György Ligeti's satirical "anti-anti-opera."
Meet Gepopo, Prince Go-Go, Piet the Pot, and their fellow inhabitants of Brueghelland, who've just been told by the devil that the world ends at midnight. In a carnival-like kaleidoscope of sight and sound, Ligeti (whose Atmosphères_ and other music is heard in the film _2001) tells their story with some of the most strikingly brilliant music he ever composed.
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Since 1917 the Philharmonic has recorded nearly 2,000 albums; more than 500 recordings are currently available. In February 2003, the Orchestra was honored by The Recording Academy with a Trustees Award in recognition of its outstanding contributions to the industry and American culture. Members of the Philharmonic also performed on the 45th Annual Grammy Awards ceremony, televised internationally from New York's Madison Square Garden -- the first time that a major symphony orchestra had performed live on the Grammy Awards.


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Doing fine here Chief.Good hearing from you,thanks for the visit.Take care,my friend.
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The mother of a Greene County teen shot and killed by a game warden is calling the investigation into her son's death sloppy.
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"I have his clothes his shoes everything he had on his body that day" said Danielle Ramirez, the victim's mother.
Danielle Ramirez has the pants, the shorts, and the t-shirt her son was wearing the night he died.
"This is the bullet piece that we found" said Ramirez.
Among the items a small fragment. Ramirez thinks its part of a bullet fired at her 16 year old son Allen Cochran last Wednesday. Cochran was shot and killed by a game warden during an altercation with Greene County deputies.
Virginia State Police is now conducting a routine investigation into the shooting. Tonight Ramirez is questioning their capabilities.
"If they are doing such a great investigation I shouldn't have those clothes in my possession. They should have all that evidence" said Ramirez.
Investigators unrelated to this case told us it is standard proceedure for law enforcement to hold on to a shooting victims clothing until the investigation is complete.
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"When I find that he is guilty that will be mine and allen's justice" said Ramirez.
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