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Do atheists hate God?
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Not to long ago, I was in an atheist chat room for about half an hour where I was repeatedly insulted, told that I was stupid, that I couldn't think properly, mocked, cussed at, etc. It was the usual fare from the atheists. I remained calm and eventually asked the question, "Why do you atheists hate God?" I knew the question would get an interesting response. It did. Foul language, insults, lies, misrepresentations, hatred, condemnation, and more. But woven throughout the numerous insults was the most common answer: "We don't hate what does not exist!"
I replied by asking how they knew that God did not exist. I told them that if they could not give me some rational reason for denying his existence, then their position is held by faith. In that case, why would they condemn me for my faith in God? That, of course, did not smooth things over with the obstreperous atheists. One person said that the God of Scripture could not exist because, and I paraphrase . . . "how God set Adam and Eve up for failure, gets jealous, smites people, sends lying spirits, sends strong delusions, provides instructions for slave ownership, and Jesus told the slave to obey their slave masters." When I asked if other atheists agreed with the sentiment (I asked several times), not a single atheist of the 30 or 40 in the room responded in the affirmative; neither did they deny it. I repeatedly asked for affirmation or denial with not a single response. Instead, for some reason they became even more agitated and vitriolic. Then, it finally occurred to me that they confirmed that they really do hate God even though they deny he exists. Let me explain.
When you hate someone, you speak evil of him, say negative things about him, call him names, accuse him of wrongdoing, lying, etc. That is exactly what they were doing to me. So, I pointed out that they were expressing great hatred towards me. And, since verbal condemnations reveal how a person feels about someone, I pointed out to them that their same behavior aimed at God demonstrated their hatred for God because they often condemn the God of Scripture. I told them that I have visited their room many times and read and heard their numerous hate filled condemnations for the God of the Bible.
Of course, this did not go over well with them since more insults followed.
Now, I'm not saying every atheist does this, but I've noticed it is pretty common for them to say they "lack belief in God" or "don't believe he exists" and then site Old Testament Scriptures where God does what they think is morally reprehensible (which is funny since they have no objective and absolute morals by which to make such judgments). They complain, mock, and pronounce ethical condemnation against the God of the Bible . . . just like you would do to someone you hate. Hmmm . . . So, they really do hate God.
But I'm sure atheists would simply say they only attack the biblical concept of God. Okay, but if they are only hating a concept of what God is according to the Bible, then they are hating the God of the Bible. Simple.
So, do atheists hate the God of Scripture? Well, according to my experience in various chat rooms on the Internet with atheists, I have to conclude that their regular condemnation of God, their accusations of his immorality, speaking evil of him, etc., clearly demonstrates that they hate God.
Rom. 1:28-32, "And just as they did not see fit to acknowledge God any longer, God gave them over to a depraved mind, to do those things which are not proper, 29 being filled with all unrighteousness, wickedness, greed, evil; full of envy, murder, strife, deceit, malice; they are gossips, 30 slanderers, haters of God, insolent, arrogant, boastful, inventors of evil, disobedient to parents, 31 without understanding, untrustworthy, unloving, unmerciful; 32 and although they know the ordinance of God, that those who practice such things are worthy of death, they not only do the same, but also give hearty approval to those who practice them."
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The question of the historical authenticity of the Book of Mormon has long been a source of contention between most members of the Latter Day Saint movement and non-members. Most, but not all, Mormons hold the book's connection to ancient American history as an article of their faith. However, this view finds no acceptance outside of Mormonism.[1] The theory that the Book of Mormon is an ancient American history is considered to fall outside academic credibility.[1]
- 1 Contents of the book
- 2 Latter Day Saint views
- 3 Archaeology
- 4 Linguistics
- 5 Historical anachronisms
- 6 Anthon Transcript
- 7 Population genetics
- 8 Smithsonian Institution statement on the Book of Mormon
- 9 Limited Geography Model
- 10 See also
- 11 Notes
- 12 References
- 13 External links
Contents of the book[edit]
The Book of Mormon gives an account of two civilizations formed by families who migrated to the Americas. One group of families came from Jerusalem in 600 B.C. and afterward separated into two nations, known as the Nephites and the Lamanites. Another group came much earlier, when God confounded the tongues at the Tower of Babel; that group is known as the Jaredites. After thousands of years, all were destroyed except the Lamanites. Latter Day Saints claim that these Lamanites are among the ancestors of the American Indians.
Latter Day Saint views[edit]
The dominant and widely accepted view among Latter Day Saints is that the Book of Mormon is a true and accurate account of these ancient American civilizations whose religious history it documents. Joseph Smith, Jr., whom most Latter Day Saints believe to have translated the work, stated, "I told the brethren that the Book of Mormon was the most correct of any book on earth, and the keystone of our religion, and a man would get nearer to God by abiding by its precepts, than by any other book."[2] Unresolved issues of the book's historicity and the lack of supporting archaeological evidence have led some adherents to adopt the position that the Book of Mormon may have been the creation of Joseph Smith, but that it was nevertheless divinely inspired.[3][4] Between these two views is the view stated by some Latter Day Saints that the Book of Mormon is a divine work of a spiritual nature, written in ancient America, but that its purpose is to teach of Christ and not to be used as a guide for history, geology, archaeology, or anthropology.[5]
Discussion regarding the historicity of the Book of Mormon often focuses on archaeological issues, some of which relate to the large size and the long time span of the civilizations mentioned in the book. A contemporary Mormon view is that these civilizations rose and fell in Mesoamerica.[6] Civilizations of their magnitude and duration would be expected to leave extensive archaeological records.[citation needed] Several Mesoamerican civilizations did exist in the time period covered by the Book of Mormon, including the Olmec, Zapotec and Maya. The Olmec and Zapotec civilizations developed a writing system that may have served as the model for the later Mayan writing system, which became highly developed. The Maya developed a complex calendar and were advanced in astronomy and mathematics.[7][8]
The Book of Mormon mentions several animals, plants, and technologies for which there is no evidence in pre-Columbian America. These include asses, cattle, milk, horses,[9] oxen, sheep, swine, goats, elephants,[10] wheat,[11] barley,[12][13][14][15] figs,[16] silk,[17] steel,[18] bellows, brass, breast plates, chains, iron working,[19] plows, swords, scimitars, and chariots.[20] The Smithsonian Institution has stated that "none of the principal food plants and domestic animals of the Old World (except the dog) were present in the New World before Columbus."[21][22]
Adherents of the Latter Day Saint movement give varied responses to these criticisms. Some point to what they claim is evidence for the presence of these items and locations.[clarification needed][23] Others invoke the limited geography model, regarding the events of the Book of Mormon as taking place in such a geographically limited area that no evidence should be expected. Some counter that the words used in the Book of Mormon refer not to the animals, plants and technologies that they do presently but to other similar items that did exist at the time.[24][25] These views are not directly supported by the LDS Church, but they do support archaeological efforts to further understand these situations, including research being performed by BYU professors.[25]
LDS-funded archaeology[edit]
In 1955 Thomas Ferguson, a Latter Day Saint and the founder of the New World Archaeological Foundation, with five years of funding from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church), began to dig throughout Mesoamerica for evidence of the veracity of the Book of Mormon claims. In a 1961 newsletter Ferguson predicted that although nothing had been found, the Book of Mormon cities would be found within 10 years.[citation needed] In 1972, Christian scholar Hal Hougey wrote to Ferguson questioning the progress given the stated timetable in which the cities would be found.[26] Replying to Hougey as well as secular and non-secular requests, Ferguson wrote in a letter dated June 5, 1972: "Ten years have passed .... I had sincerely hoped that Book-of-Mormon cities would be positively identified within 10 years — and time has proved me wrong in my anticipation."[26]
During the period of 1959–1961, NWAF colleague Dee Green was editor of the BYU Archaeological Society Newsletter and had an article from it published in the summer of 1969 edition of Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought, pp 76–78 in which he acknowledged that the NWAF findings did not back up the veracity of the Book of Mormon claims. After this article and another six years of fruitless search, Thomas Ferguson published a 29-page paper in 1975 entitled Written Symposium on Book-of-Mormon Geography: Response of Thomas S. Ferguson to the Norman & Sorenson Papers where he concluded, "I'm afraid that up to this point, I must agree with Dee Green, who has told us that to date there is no Book-of-Mormon geography".[27] In referring to his own paper, Ferguson wrote a 20 February 1976 letter to Mr & Mrs H.W. Lawrence in which he stated: "The real implication of the paper is that you can't set the Book-of-Mormon geography down anywhere — because it is fictional and will never meet the requirements of the dirt-archeology. I should say — what is in the ground will never conform to what is in the book."[26]
The archaeological investigations of NWAF-sponsored projects have contributed towards the documentation and understanding of pre-Columbian societies, particularly in Mesoamerica. Currently BYU maintains 86 documents on the work of the NWAF at the BYU NWAF website and these documents are used outside both BYU and the LDS Church by researchers.
An additional criticism concerns linguistics. According to the text, the Nephites and the Lamanites initially spoke Hebrew (600 B.C.) and might have spoken a modified Semitic language until at least 400 A.D., when the Book of Mormon ends.[citation needed] The non-canonized introductory paragraph to the LDS Church 1981 edition of the Book of Mormon stated that the Lamanites were the "principal ancestors of the American Indians".[28] However, no Semitic language is spoken natively in the Americas today and there is no evidence that any Native American language has been influenced by any Semitic language at any point in its history. Historical linguists who specialize in the languages of Native America are in agreement that the languages of Native America cannot be proven to be related to each other within the last eight to ten thousand years, let alone within the last thousand.[29] A common counterargument is that the Book of Mormon mentions contact with other civilizations[30] with their own non-Semitic languages that might have influenced or supplanted any Semitic language being spoken. Apologists[which?] point out that the introductory heading merely stated that the peoples mentioned in the Book of Mormon are the primary ancestors of the Native Americans; it did not claim that they are the sole ancestors.[28]
Historical anachronisms[edit]
Jeremiah in prison[edit]
In the opening chapters of the Book of Mormon, Nephi laments that the prophet Jeremiah has been cast into prison[31] sometime before the 8th year of the reign of Zedekiah.[32] However, the Bible does not mention Jeremiah being imprisoned before the 10th year of the reign of Zedekiah.[33]
Quoting Isaiah[edit]
Book of Mormon prophets in the Americas quote the Book of Isaiah chapters 40–66 after having left the Jerusalem area around 600 B.C. However, modern scholars[34] believe these chapters were written during the Babylonian captivity sometime between 586 B.C. and 538 B.C. (between 14 and 82 years after Lehi and his family left Jerusalem), since they refer to events that transpired during that time. Mormon scholars[who?] conform to the traditional Christian belief that these passages were authored by Isaiah, who lived some 150 years earlier. Hugh Nibley, however, casts doubt on the specific dating of chapters in question and suggests that the specific means by which the Book of Isaiah has reached us (and Nephi) closely parallels the author-editor relationships in the Book of Mormon and other contemporary sacred writings,[35] (a pattern described by Douglas Jones.[36])
Anthon Transcript[edit]
The "Anthon Transcript" (also known as the "Caractors" document) is a small piece of paper on which Joseph Smith, Jr. wrote several lines of characters. According to Smith, these characters were from the golden plates (the ancient record from which Smith claims to have translated the Book of Mormon) and represent the reformed Egyptian writing that was on the plates. This paper was then delivered to professor Charles Anthon, a well-known classical scholar of Columbia College, Columbia University, for an expert opinion on the authenticity of the characters and the translation. Adherents to the Book of Mormon claim that Anthon attested to the characters' authenticity in writing to Martin Harris but then ripped up his certification after hearing the story of Smith and the plates.[37] Critics, and Anthon himself, claim that Anthon believed any idea of reformed Egyptian was a hoax all along and that Harris was being duped.[38][39]
Population genetics[edit]
The Book of Mormon tells of the people of Jared, consisting of several families from the Tower of Babel, who migrated to America from the Old World before Abraham's time; a group including Lehi's family who migrated to America from Jerusalem around 600 B.C.; and another group (the people of Mulek) who migrated to America from Jerusalem about eight years later. Although the Book of Mormon makes no overt assertions regarding the migration or non-migration of other groups to America, an introductory paragraph added to the 1981 edition identifies the Lamanites as the "principal ancestors of the American Indians,"[28] which many[who?] have interpreted to mean "primary". This statement was later changed to say "among the ancestors".[2]
North American Indians are generally considered the genetic descendants of East Eurasian peoples.[40] Several authors have published works that suggest that current studies of genetic anthropology using DNA evidence do not provide support for the Book of Mormon. To date there have been no DNA studies which link any Native American group with West Eurasia.[41][42] Some LDS researchers claim that it is not valid to use genetics to attempt to prove or disprove the historicity of the Book of Mormon, citing a lack of source genes and the improbability of tracing Israelite DNA even if present.[43][44]
Smithsonian Institution statement on the Book of Mormon[edit]
The Smithsonian Institution issues a standard reply to requests for their opinion regarding the Book of Mormon as an archaeological or scientific guide.[21] Prior to 1998, the statement denied any evidence for pre-Columbian contact between Old and New Worlds: "Certainly there was no contact with the ancient Egyptians, Hebrews or other peoples of Western Asia or the Near East." In 1998, the Smithsonian began issuing a shorter letter without the detailed response found in the first letter, and limited its comment to briefly deny any use of the Book of Mormon as an archaeological guide by the institution.
Limited Geography Model[edit]
The LDS Church has not made an official claim to exact locations referenced in the Book of Mormon.
Since the time of its publication, most Latter Day Saints have viewed and explained the Book of Mormon as a comprehensive history of all Native Americans;[45] this understanding of the Book of Mormon is referred to as the "hemispheric model." However, other Latter Day Saints believe that the hemispheric model is an assumption not supported by a close reading of the text. B.H. Roberts states the inadequacy of the hemispheric model in Studies of the Book of Mormon:
[C]ould the people of Mulek and of Lehi ... part of the time numbering and occupying the land at least from Yucatan to Cumorah...live and move and have their being in the land of America and not come in contact with other races and tribes of men, if such existed in the New World within Book of Mormon times? To make this seem possible the area occupied by the Nephites and Lamanites would have to be extremely limited, much more limited, I fear, than the Book of Mormon would admit our assuming.[46]
The cities mentioned in the Book of Mormon have not been identified. Several groups of Mormon scholars and apologists, including the Foundation for Apologetic Information & Research (FAIR) and the Foundation for Ancient Research and Mormon Studies (FARMS), have proposed that the city Zarahemla is located somewhere within Central America because of the description given in Alma 22:27 as a narrow neck of land bordering sea on the west and on the east. This approach, often referred to as the "Limited Geography Model," argues for a more limited view of the Book of Mormon, suggesting that the book is a history of only a small group of Native Americans in Central America. This theory has been gaining substantial support among LDS scholars since the mid-1980s because it more accurately represents the descriptions given within the text itself. For instance, the populations and civilizations described in the Book of Mormon were likely too small (only a few million) to fill entire continents; moreover, there is much evidence that one common assumption of the past—that Book of Mormon civilizations were alone in America—is probably incorrect. Most LDS authors hold the belief that the Book of Mormon events took place within a limited region in Mesoamerica, and that others were present on the continent at the time of Lehi's arrival.[47] This geographical and population model was formally published in an official church magazine, Ensign, in a two-part series published in September and October 1984.[48] This was followed by a book on the subject by LDS anthropologist John L. Sorenson in 1985.[49]
See also[edit]
- ^ a b Duffy 2004, p. 37
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- ^ Metcalfe, Brent Lee, ed. (1993), New Approaches to the Book of Mormon: Explorations in Critical Methodology, Salt Lake City: Signature Books, ISBN 1560850175, OCLC 25788077[page needed]
- ^ See, for example, James E. Faust, "The Keystone of Our Religion," Ensign, January 2004, p. 3.
- ^ Allen, Joseph L. (2003), Sacred Sites: Searching for Book of Mormon Lands, American Fork, Utah: Covenant Communications, ISBN 1591562724, OCLC 54031905[page needed]
- ^ Macri, Martha J. (1996), "Maya and Other Mesoamerican Scripts", in Daniels, Peter T.; Bright, William, The World's Writing Systems, Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp. 172–182, ISBN 0195079930, OCLC 31969720
- ^ Rogers, Henry (2005), Writing Systems: A Linguistic Approach, Malden, MA: Blackwell Publishing, ISBN 0631234632, OCLC 53831495.[page needed]
- ^ "The Evolution of the Horse", Equiworld.net
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- ^ Handbook of North American Indians, pages 208-218 (Donald K. Grayson, "Late Plestocene Faunal Extinctions") lists horses, elephants and related mammals as extinct
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- ^ Moses 7:22[not in citation given]
- ^ "Minnesota's World Port: Magazine of the Port Authority of Duluth", Duluthport.com (Duluth Seaway Port Authority), Spring 1998, archived from the original on 2008-07-25
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- ^ Weaver, John C. (January 1943), "Barley in the United States: A Historical Sketch", Geographical Review 33 (1): 56–73
- ^ AACCnet.org[dead link]
- ^ 3 Nephi 14:16
- ^ 1 Nephi 14:7
- ^ 1 Nephi 4:9
- ^ While iron ores such as haematite were mined (rather rarely), they were used as coloring. The metal was not extracted. See: Choi, Charles Q. (January 30, 2008), "Mining Site Predates Incan Empire", LiveScience. Also: Journal of the Minerals, Metals & Materials Society, December 2007.[full citation needed]
- ^ Alma 18:9
- ^ "Growing a Nation: the Story of American Agriculture", AGclassroom.org (Agriculture in the Classroom)
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- ^ Welch, John W., ed. (1992), Reexploring the Book of Mormon, Provo, Utah: Foundation for Ancient Research and Mormon Studies, ISBN 0875796001, OCLC 25131320[page needed]
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- ^ a b Bennett, Robert R. (2000), "Naming by Analogy", Horses in the Book of Mormon, FARMS/Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship
- ^ a b c Larson, Stan (Spring 1990), "The Odyssey of Thomas Stuart Ferguson", Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought: 76, 79
- ^ Written Symposium on Book-of-Mormon Geography: Response of Thomas S. Ferguson to the Norman & Sorenson Papers, p. 29
- ^ a b c The original 1830 edition of the Book of Mormon does not make this claim. As of 2010[update], the introduction stated that they are "among the ancestors of the American Indians."
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Ives Goddard. 1996. "Introduction," Handbook of North American Indians, Volume 17, Languages. Ed. Ives Goddard. Washington: Smithsonian Institution.
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- ^ Bart D. Erhman, God's Problem: How the Bible Fails to Answer Our Most Important Question-Why We Suffer (New York: Harper Collins, 2008), 77
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- Duffy, John-Charles (2004), "Defending the Kingdom, Rethinking the Faith: How Apologetics is Reshaping Mormon Orthodoxy", Sunstone 132 (May): 22–55.
- Dunn, Scott C (May 2002), Vogel, Dan; Metcalf, Brent Lee, eds., "Automaticity and the Dictation of the Book of Mormon", American Apocrypha: Essays on the Book of Mormon (Salt Lake City, Utah: Signature Books): 17–46, ISBN 1-56085-151-1.
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A hat-trick from captain Kevin Nolan inspired West Ham United to a 4-2 victory over Reading to secure a top-half finish in the Barclays Premier League. Nolan opened the scoring in the first half and Ricardo Vaz Te doubled the hosts' advantage before the interval.
Reading mounted a spirited second-half turnaround with two goals in as many minutes from Garath McCleary and Adam Le Fondre, only for Nolan to wrap up all three points for West Ham by scoring two further goals late on to complete his hat-trick.
Defensive frailties have plagued Reading all season, with a number of soft goals contributing to their relegation to the Championship. That was highlighted once more as Nolan took advantage of a mix-up in the Reading defence to open the scoring after 23 minutes.
Goalkeeper Alex McCarthy, a recent call-up to the England squad, fired a clearance into the back of Andy Carroll, who set up Nolan for the easiest of finishes. Vaz Te doubled West Ham's lead in the 34th minute following great build-up play from Mohamed Diame and Carroll. Diame found the on-loan Liverpool striker at the far post with a cross from the left which Carroll chested down before turning and setting up Vaz Te to guide the ball past McCarthy.
The home side then enjoyed a sustained period of pressure towards the back end of the first half with Diame and Joe Cole taking efforts from distance. Adkins brought on Le Fondre and Nick Blackman at half-time in a bid to find a way back into the game and the substitutions inspired Reading to mount a surging comeback.
Having enjoyed more of the possession and territory after the break, goals from McCleary and Le Fondre within the space of two minutes turned the match on its head. McCleary pulled one back in the 53rd minute with a strike from outside the box, taking a huge deflection off Mark Noble to wrong-foot Jussi Jaaskelainen in the West Ham goal. The substitutes then combined as Le Fondre equalised for Adkins' men after good play from Blackman down the left-hand side, finding the striker at the far post to slide the ball home.
The goals rocked West Ham, who initially looked very comfortable, but Nolan scored his second and West Ham's third in the 79th minute to restore their lead. Another lapse in concentration from Reading's defenders meant Nolan was able to guide the ball into the bottom corner past McCarthy.
Nolan netted his third to make it 4-2 with a close-range header following a right-wing cross from Modibo Maiga, who found the midfielder unmarked in the centre of the box.
West Ham end the season in 10th place, while Reading have to now plan for life in the Championship.
West Ham United manager Sam Allardyce: "It was a fantastic end of the season and fantastic entertainment value, just a great end to a very good season. It is great to see the players and fans appreciate what they have done for each other this season.
"We had a full house again, and it gives for a good summer for us all. We can look back on this season with great fondness in what we have done and achieved. We have a disciplined team with good ethics and good basics, and we have only lost four games at home, all to teams in the top seven."
Reading manager Nigel Adkins: "I said to the players at half time, at 2-0 down you're facing a challenge because West Ham want to have a party.
"We gifted them the first goal, West Ham wanted a special occasion but we turned it around. Great credit to the players for the character we showed.
"From 2-0 we showed character, but it's about what you do in both boxes.You look at the opposition and their aerial threat, plus set pieces, physical side of the game and Carroll in great form. He was unplayable at times. Adrian Mariappa has done fantastically for me, but I just thought that extra body who can do it in the air. It's a big ask for any centre half who is back in the England squad and a real handful."
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When we first changed over to windows 7 we had quite a problem simular to yours with printers.
In the end we changed the GPO's to use the fully quantified domain name of the printers EG \\Server.Domain.Local\Printer.
That resolved our problems.
Good Morning,
I have setup a printer on our 2008 print server and set it to deploy to an OU via GPO. When I set it up it worked a treat and it has been working well for other printers and OU's across our network.
Now one of our rooms (OU) has developed a problem where suddenly the printer isn't showing up on the clients. I've checked the GPO and checked the printer is fine (successfully printed test page from server) but the clients don't seem to install the printer?
I've logged onto multiple clients within the room and forced a gpupdate, some of them then had the printer listed and others didn't???
I logged onto each one as the same user and each client is the same image (only difference is computer name).
When I try to connect to the printer manually on one of the ones where the printer isn't showing I get a 'Windows cannot connect to printer' error message?
Does anyone have any ideas what might be causing this to happen as it's rather confusing?
Many thanks
When we first changed over to windows 7 we had quite a problem simular to yours with printers.
In the end we changed the GPO's to use the fully quantified domain name of the printers EG \\Server.Domain.Local\Printer.
That resolved our problems.
Hi Notalot,
Sorry for delayed response, got caught dealing with another issue.
I will check the full path is used by the GPO when I get in tomorrow.
I just can't get my head round why it's working on some and not others, they're all the same spec, in same OU, etc. only difference is computer names.
Have you checked event viewer to see if there's any errors in there for printer deployment?
Hi marsdenprimary.
I've just gone in and changed the deployed printer in the GPO from \\servername\printer to \\servername.domain.local\printer and I will see if it makes any difference.
A class is now using the room so I can't run any immediate checks.
Once I can get into the room I will run checks and also check event viewer.
Ok it appears to be a printer specific problem. I tried deploying another printer in another room through the GPO to the room with issues and it worked fine.
The printer that has the problem is HP1320 with universal PCL5 print driver running through tplink print server (I couldn't find a win 7 specific driver for it).
I tried removing and reinstalling the port and printer on the 2008 R2 server, the port added fine but the 'Add printer wizard@ hung when trying to install?!
We have other 1320's across the school with tp link running without any issues and deploying ok.
Does anyone have any ideas please?
Are you logging in and getting the printer drivers installed because your an admin and normal users don't get the printer because they don't have permission to install the driver, this can be done by a policy allowing driver install by standard users.
Nope not a driver install issue as other printers can be assigned with no issues, including ones that use the same driver.
TBH, I was considering a new printer for this suite anyway so have just ordered a new network ready one.
Will install that and deploy it and let you all know how it goes.
Thanks for your help and suggestions.
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For those looking to live inside a symbol of the city's past, real estate experts recommend prospective buyers do their research before signing on the dotted line. NY1's Jill Urban filed the following report.
If charm and character are among the things you are looking for in a home, you could end up looking at apartments in landmark buildings. There are a lot more landmark buildings than you might think, though not all landmark buildings are well known. While a building's historic or cultural value may be a plus, before you buy into one, you should know that the designation does come with some limitations.
Teri Rogers, founder of BrickUnderground.com, says among other things it could cost you more down the line.
"Owning an apartment in a landmark building will probably prove a little bit more expensive over time," says Rogers. " The Landmarks Preservation Commission has to approve anything that will alter the appearance of the building from the outside. That takes time, time equals money. And also your building will have fewer options when it comes to the sorts of things they can do to the outside and the price that they'll pay for it and they may need to hire more expensive craftspeople for the kind of work that is required."
You should also check the windows. Make sure you like them the way they are because it can be very expensive and time consuming to replace them.
Also, make sure there is a place to put an air conditioner. If there are old casement windows, you'll need to find another window that can hold the unit. Often times, adding a through-the-wall air condition is out of the question, especially if it can be seen from the street.
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"If you're thinking about doing a gut renovation that is really modern, just bear in mind that your neighbors, the people on the board who have to approve your renovation are often passionately committed to maintaining the integrity, the historical integrity of your building, and you may find you don't have as much latitude as you were hoping for," explains Rogers.
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Tickets are $85 ($75 for SNC members) and must be purchased in advance. No tickets will be sold at the door. Every dollar raised will help one more baby animal have a better chance for life and one more displaced animal find a new home. In addition, one more child will open their eyes in awe of their new discoveries about the natural world and will learn how to help take care of it.
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We've seen plenty of ways that celebrities proved that more isn't always more on the red carpet. The Grammys were a great display of what happens when the need to get noticed overwhelms one's better style judgment (cyborg arm, anyone?), but the majority of early spring celeb-style show stoppers have been delightfully simple. Take Blake Lively's look above for example. She is widely known as a star who doesn't have a hired stylist, but it doesn't seem to be hampering her here, in a perfectly tailored coat-dress with subtle pink accessories. I love this look — she's so beautiful anyway — and I think there are some others who deserve some credit for simple style through exquisite editing.
Adele's Gramophones dress was a breathtaking exception to the casual take on this year's red carpet on the whole. She was positively stunning. Take a look at our other picks for some recent looks that embodied effortless elegance.
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Explore the many ethnic threads that, knit together, have produced our amazing local cuisine. From the old Italian food industries to Chinese shrimping villages, to the prodigious Bay Area fresh fruit and vegetable trade, get ready for an illuminating and tasty tour that will change how you think about what you eat. Tour ends at Alemany Farm or 25th and Mission.
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Halloween Tour of Colma Cemeteries on Day of the Dead!
Sunday, November 1, 2015, noon
We meet at the COLMA BART STATION at 12 noon, and then take a spirited tour of several massive cemeteries where famous San Franciscans are buried. We'll visit Woodlawn, Home of Peace and Hills of Eternity, Cypress Lawn, and Holy Cross. We return to Colma BART together at end of tour.RSVP firstname.lastname@example.com
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Awards and Testimonials
"While in principle we'd be the first to advocate sitting at home with a good history book on weekends, we'd also be the first to admit that such studious discipline can be hard to maintain on those rare summer afternoons when the sun is shining. Thanks to local activist Chris Carlsson's Bicycle History Tours, which depart regularly from CounterPULSE in SoMa, you can get your fun in the sun while simultaneously learning loads about San Francisco's various social, political, and ecological histories. As director and curator of the ambitiously far-reaching Shaping San Francisco history preservation project, Carlsson has amassed a wealth of local archival information regarding such absorbing topics as the subterranean waterways flowing beneath our streets and the Bay Area's long-standing penchant for protest. Usually the bike ride turns out to be the least strenuous activity of the day, but the great gray muscle that is your brain will definitely get a workout."
— San Francisco Bay Guardian Best of the Bay 2007
Last weekend I had the fortune to spend four hours in the company of Chris Carlsson, maybe the most knowledgeable man around when it comes to all things San Francisco. Seriously. He offers six more tours this year, ranging in subject from food history (the one I opted for) to dissent to ecological history. Best of all, the tours are in no way obnoxious. Carlsson is a real character and a hilarious guy. You can tell he cares about his city as much as he cares about the people who live in it. And his tours are punctuated with tasty snacks. I was joined by about fifteen other folks (including two friends on an obscenely large tandem bicycle with whom I got lost afterwards in a pretty bad neighborhood…needless to say, heads were turning). Carlsson steered us around the sites of factories I didn't even know had existed in San Francisco – mayonnaise, Twinkie, coffee – and way beyond.
—Lucy Schiller, Broke-Ass Stuart Destitute Dispatcher, Oct. 19, 2011
Labor History Tour
"Explore the colorful history of the labor movement here in San Francisco with CounterPULSE and Shaping San Francisco director Chris Carlsson on this four-hour bicycle tour. You will visit Pier 38 where the 1877 riots almost burned the Pacific Mail docks (and led to the Workingmen's Party) and the foot of Market Street where many labor marches began. Get off at the Civic Center BART/Muni Station — remember you can bring your bike on BART —and meet up with new friends at Mission and 9th streets. Do not forget your high-energy snack and some H2O. $15-50 sliding scale."
—San Francisco Examiner
"I recently rode on the Shaping San Francisco 'Labor History' bike tour led by Chris Carlsson, a cycling encyclopedia of the many layers of SF history. With tremendous narrative skill, Chris point out visible urban features and architecture I'd passed by countless times without a notice, to bring the lived experience of the past into perspective. Upcoming tours include Ecological History, Dissent, and Food Politics. I hope to go on more these and suggest both visitors and long-time residents check them out as well. There's pretty much no better way of spending a beautiful day and getting a deeper look at the city we live in."
"The bike tours are unrivaled for their information to minute ratio. Chris Carlsson = top 5 people in SF."
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Some one tell Japan to shut down their Nuclear Reactors before they blow up the world and now.
Alarming high rates of radiation and the government and TEPCO are hiding the truth, there is an enormous amount of radiation at the Daiichi Plants.
What is shocking is that the leaking radiation has already destroyed the fishing industry with contaminated fish. No fish caught off the coasts of Japan is safe to eat although fisherman are fishing the waters.
Fukushima Plants must be closed down and sealed for 50 years or more as they are still leaking enormously high amounts of radiation into the atmosphere. Certainly if scientists can design nuclear plants they must be able to design a shut off system.
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Tomatoes and corn have a natural affinity for each other: The slight acidity of tomatoes balances the sweetness of the corn. Here they partner in a delicious quiche-like pie. The dough is very forgiving and bakes up into a sturdy shell that's great for just about any savory pie or tart.
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The oldest private art collection in Berlin Mitte, Sammlung Hoffman opens two floors to the public on Saturdays for guided tours of contemporary art hung in an erstwhile sewing-machine factory turned private residence. *Sophienstrasse 21, +49 30 28499120
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A coffee roaster, bakery and deli popular among the lingering brunch set and, later in the day, flocks of moms and daughters who fly to the capital from Munich and Düsseldorf for the galleries but get weighed down with shopping bags along the way. *Sophienstrasse 21, +49 30 28598363
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A warm, candle-lit bistro serving authentic German fare that's always filled with the neighborhood's hip denizens yet manages to feel welcoming at the same time. Gipsstrasse 11, +49 30 28093840
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It sounds so simple: Employees who must spend money in the course of their jobs just use their personal credit cards, and by the time the bill comes, you've reimbursed them. But even though they make payments on time and in full each month, they could be risking their personal credit rating. That's because some lenders perceive a high credit balance as a red flag, even though the payment record is good. And employees may not find out about the problem until they have trouble getting a loan.
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English Graduate Organization to host English studies conference
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The conference originally began as an opportunity for NDSU English graduate students to organize a professional conference where they could present their research. Since the conference was initiated nine years ago, the range of participants has expanded to include those from throughout the region and to the East Coast. Each year, the number of participating schools has increased.
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CAIR-Chicago Executive Director Ahmed Rehab comments on the demonizing of Muslims in the U.S. in this new Al Jazeera piece.
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Ahmed Rehab, CAIR-Chicago executive director, talks about a shooting incident that happened near a mosque in Chicago, saying "two shots fired into a mosque area" by a deadly gun.
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I really can't believe how idiotic the author of this article is. But I am even more amazed by the even dumber flock of imbecils chattering in agreement with this smug and inane drivel.
We are in the midst of a recession, and this idiot governor, who is also increasing welfare benefits btw, is passing an obesity tax on people buying soda? Huh? Given the obesity issue that the government of NY itself seems to have (billions in debt, large, useless programs, etc), it would seem that would be a more apt place to trim the fat as it were.
What happened to the land of the free? If you zombies ever woke up from your large government sweet dreams you'd realize that this is a direct assault on your freedoms. What's next? Legislating whether gravy and glucose rich mashed potatoes are OK on thanksgiving? Perhaps we will need a stuffing permit.
Government Paterson has no right to tell me what I should be eating, nor penalizing me for those choices (and incidentally, I work out every day and do not drink soda of any kind – NOT obese), and neither do self righteous, "fat appeasement crowd" lambasting, non-Americans like you.


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text: God, this class is so boring, i think i said that in the last entry, i dunno. I am still suposed to be doing a project on this computer. But no, i don't feel like it even though its my last day, hahaha. God this person in fron of me (harley) is a really cool person, but recently shes been treating me like shit, or atleast i feel like it. We went bowling once, and had a really great time, even though my cuz's house was a bor. But i dunno, shes been like making me feel stupid just because i didnt no what one thing meant yesterday. Yea, i really used to like harley for a friend, just recently she even envited me to go upstate new york with her to go skiing/boarding. Now shes inviting all these other people, im not saying she wasn't going to but now she wont even talk to me about it. Shes like totally blocking me out, even though she sits right infront of me in this class. Today i accidentally took my moms cell fone and brought it to skewl, shes gunna be pissed. Yesterday i took it out of her car just to talk to tara, and this morn i had it in my pocket to put back in the car on the way to my bus stop, but i forgot untill i got to skewl "what is this hudge thing in my pocket..*pulls cell fone out* shit!" Last night i was talking to tara and she though i said something about sex toys on my head or toys or i dunno! But for some odd reason we were laughing to hard about it. Than we were like coming up with different things for like sex talk or whtevr, and i was like tara can i candy coat you or sugar coat i dunno, hahahahahha, but it was really funny. God when ever we have these great conversations i wish we were still together, but shes always says "it feels different" she won't even tell me if its possible that we could go out again, i dunno, but yea. I am soo cold, like 10 minutes ago my friend yelled at me to put my sweatshirt on.... yea i didn't, its still on my lap, but i must go now, i have to copy history before the next class(10minutes)


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So I just started I contract job for 6 months and it appears as thought I do NOT get paid Time and a half for over 40 hours a work a week.
I thought this was illegal. I never asked the question about overtime because I thought it was illegal to not pay time and a half for over 40 hours on an hourly rate job.
I took this job ONLY because there is a slight pay increase.
however, my previous job I got overtime and worked 45-50 hours a week. This job will have similar hours. however, with the overtime not factored in I actually get paid LESS than my old job.
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