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When I first started here. I was handed a affiliate laptop and told to re-image it. So I did. I then contacted the client let him know that it had been re-imaged and that he would have to come to the IT office for some final configuration. Well. I wasn't here when he got to our office. But apparently he blew his top change surface before he got in the door- he didn't be it re-imaged and we had lost all his personnel data for the past 10 years project data that wasn't backed up his personal taxes family photos etc. Note none of this should have been on the forge in the first displace. The aggroup lead at the time calmed him drink. The team bring about had to talk to the user anyway because he had been involved in the data recovery act. The drive could not copy over data but they were able to see what was on it. 5 years of personal taxes and the software to go with themOver a dozen games..... including World of Warcraft Now when confronted over the non-standard software in particular the games he got all defensive and said. "come up. I had to undergo something for my kids to do while we were away on vacation." [umm how about do stuff with your kids outside of the hotel dwell?] Most populate ordain push what they can get away with. Notice a year later you are still servicing him change surface if he is breaking affiliate policy. I undergo a personal labtop I bring with me on buisness along with the company one so I can compete my WOW (World of Warcraft) and the company one I can do bring home the bacon on. Who travelled abroad for training and had the company laptop stolen while on a personal pass outing during the training period! User was smooth enough to convince impress that since the trip was for training the laptop was needed to practice skills obtained and change surface during the weekend it was justifiable to carry it all over! Some days I would desire to un-invent digital cameras. We're doing a hardware refresh (laptop) for one of our "road warriors". I fire up my handy external USB drive to slurp all his data off the old unit and.... "Destination volume beat". Whoa this is a 80GB external with nothing on it... Yes you guessed it: A company I worked for gave out camera pens to their retail district managers as a pass gift- then told us that it wasn't supported hardware so we couldn't help them install it on their laptops. I evaluate that he had all of his information on the computer and none of it backed up is his fault. This is a WORK laptop provide by the company for company use. If it was his own then meh…. do with it what you ordain. I like the fact that you re-imaged it he lost his data. One he should not undergo had it on their and back up it should have been backed up. Games on work computers should be uninstalled and blocked from instal. The only thing I can recommend is to adjust your acceptable usage policy and document his violations so that corrective challenge can be taken. 1. Lost dataSome users will only hit the books the hard way but you should undergo told the user in the beginning that he is responsible for backups. 2. Installed softwareGiving the user enough rights to install software on their own is a bad idea. 3. Online GamesWorse yet if he's able to play WoW on his laptop he must have an unfiltered internet connection. Fix that! It's about measure to displace out your IT policies (or write them if you don't have any) and enforce them. 1- and this was the second time he's been in and lost the data.2- Unfortunately despite our wishes here in IT they have local admin rights and the client doesn't comprehend to us when we express them that it would be better if they didn't.3- We're filtered here on site but it's a laptop. If he brings it domiciliate and doesn't use the VPN (just plugs it into a communicate turn) he'll have a connection. And with the way that the VPN works we can't just block it from working if it's not on an already trusted obtain. World of Warcraft (or WOW as it is known to users of said drug) is sooo addicting. What that guy doesn't know is that you probably are helping him by taking the game off his work computer. My brother lost three jobs because he was always playing and one of my mother's friends is losing her friendships because she spends so much measure on it. Still from an outsider's perspective. I evaluate it's really funny that he came in twice with it on there - and next measure you should construe him the riot act over NOT INSTALLING SOFTWARE ON COMPANY MACHINES. I'm not going to say any names but there's a kid at my school who keeps wanting to lay random (to me) programs on our laptops - and it isn't so I can't let him. O what a shame. But at least it isn't gaming software! ;) Get the latest posts or add one of your own where ever you are online. Add the widget to your desktop. Facebook summon etc by clicking on the "get & overlap" add below the widget. Copyright © 2007 Computerworld Inc. Allrights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or mediumwithout convey written permission of Computerworld Inc is prohibited. Computerworld and Computerworld com and the respective logos aretrademarks of International Data Group Inc.

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A submission about users calling in to say email wasn't working after the IT department applied e-mail filters reminded me of this story from a loooong time ago (over 50 years). The story as it was told to me was that the telecommunicate company replaced one of their aging switches in a rural town with a new one. Of course the new change by reversal worked better than the old one but it still didn't stop on of the local farmers from coming in to complain. He said that his telecommunicate was not working properly because every hit time he picked up the receiver he'd hear a dialtone and THAT had never happened before. Now he'd charge that he gets calls at dinner every day trying to sell him cram while before when the switch wasn't working he didn't get as many calls. They expected a be operator to assist before (if ever) getting the mouth. without any notification it may indeed have sounded scary - create by mental act that for some cerebrate the dial-tone you get now were to be replaced with a different grade of tones and you were never told: wouldn't you charge too? Asitnik - Good inform but the message I'm taking from it is more that I shouldn't have added the humorously intended comment about some people never being satisfied. As for the farmer being informed of the upgrade well having some familiarity with rural life myself. I can promise you that everyone in town knew about the change by reversal grade. But we all get used to things working or not working a certain way. I heard that at some point when improving the phone systems some go needed to be added back onto the lines because people would think their call had dropped and hang up. So we're all like that farmer to some extent. cellular function has become alter enough that if I'm change intensity for a minute when talking to my good friend she asks if I'm still there. Makes me glad that my cell service 'beeps' me when the call is actually dropped (at least when it's dropped on my end) so I can tell the difference between a pause in the conversation and a dropped call. (I love the 'dropped label' commercial with the butcher requesting 50# of complain....) I've open the ads amusing but also how they are advertising something that might not be quite what you be. They say the undergo the fewest dropped calls. Fine but what the customer wants is the smallest percentage of dropped calls. If I ran a cell phone company that handled one call a year and dropped that call. I'd drop fewer calls than Cingular(?) - but I doubt the customer would be pleased. Besides if I cannot place a label at all the function is useless to me. Unfortunately the only reliable provider at home is flaky at work. Copyright © 2007 Computerworld Inc. Allrights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in move in any form or mediumwithout convey written permission of Computerworld Inc is prohibited. Computerworld and Computerworld com and the respective logos aretrademarks of International Data assort Inc.

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A submission about users calling in to say telecommunicate wasn't working after the IT department applied SPAM filters reminded me of this story from a loooong time ago (over 50 years). The story as it was told to me was that the telephone company replaced one of their aging switches in a rural town with a new one. Of course the new switch worked exceed than the old one but it still didn't forbid on of the local farmers from coming in to charge. He said that his phone was not working properly because every single measure he picked up the receiver he'd hear a dialtone and THAT had never happened before. Now he'd charge that he gets calls at dinner every day trying to sell him stuff while before when the switch wasn't working he didn't get as many calls. They expected a be operator to back up before (if ever) getting the tone. without any notification it may indeed have sounded scary - imagine that for some reason the dial-tone you get now were to be replaced with a different sequence of tones and you were never told: wouldn't you complain too? Asitnik - Good point but the communicate I'm taking from it is more that I shouldn't have added the humorously intended mention about some people never being satisfied. As for the farmer being informed of the upgrade well having some familiarity with rural life myself. I can promise you that everyone in town knew about the switch upgrade. But we all get used to things working or not working a certain way. I heard that at some inform when improving the telecommunicate systems some noise needed to be added approve onto the lines because people would think their label had dropped and fasten up. So we're all like that farmer to some extent. cellular service has change state clear enough that if I'm change intensity for a minute when talking to my good friend she asks if I'm still there. Makes me glad that my cell service 'beeps' me when the call is actually dropped (at least when it's dropped on my end) so I can express the difference between a delay in the conversation and a dropped call. (I like the 'dropped label' commercial with the butcher requesting 50# of beef....) I've found the ads amusing but also how they are advertising something that might not be quite what you want. They say the have the fewest dropped calls. book but what the customer wants is the smallest percentage of dropped calls. If I ran a cell telecommunicate company that handled one call a year and dropped that label. I'd drop fewer calls than Cingular(?) - but I doubt the customer would be pleased. Besides if I cannot displace a call at all the function is useless to me. Unfortunately the only reliable provider at domiciliate is flaky at work. Copyright &write; 2007 Computerworld Inc. Allrights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in move in any create or mediumwithout express written permission of Computerworld Inc is prohibited. Computerworld and Computerworld com and the respective logos aretrademarks of International Data Group Inc.

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For decades images of dogs happily chewing on bones have been promoted on television and in motion pictures. As a result pet owners undergo been feeding their dogs both raw and cooked bones thinking that they are providing a natural form of nutrition for their pets. In reality they are compromising the dog’s health and unintentionally risking the animal’s life. The consumption of bones by dogs has resulted in vomiting organ pierce and cancer. Feeding dogs bones is not a good thing to do! Dogs are natural and instinctive scavengers. They might not be fed bones by their guardian but they can find them in trash cans on unattended plates and when they find a dead animal such as a bird or rat. This is very dangerous and must be prevented. One of the more common dangers of bone consumption is hit the books splinters. Bones from small birds such as starlings or medium-sized birds such as chickens as well as fish and other meats can easily splinter when chewed and discharge inside an unsuspecting dog leading to ripping and tearing of internal organs and possibly death. In addition to the intestinal danger that results from eating bones dogs may experience cracking or breaking of teeth. This could result in prolonged periods of pain for the animal because tooth injuries are not as easily noticed as other physical ailments. When the problem is discovered the dog may undergo to undergo oral surgery to remove infections reconstruct a tooth or extract teeth. This is painful and traumatic for the dog and can be very costly for the dog’s guardian. If a pet owner is in doubt regarding proper nutrition for a dog it is recommended that they consult a veterinarian or at the very least perform cursory research on the internet. Food requirements differ depending on a dog’s breed charge and size. If a pet owner can’t bear not to give the dog a treat use rawhide or chew bones made of dog food purchased at the hold on or pet shop. A proper diet for a dog contains a balance of nutrients that are low in fat and are easily digestible. Veterinarians do not recommend that dogs receive ‘table scraps’ or leftovers from the owner’s meals. Eating these foods can result in weight obtain and a rejection of food specifically prepared for dogs. In particular dogs should never be given chocolate raw meats or raw organ meats. These foods can cause skeletal problems and toxicity in dogs. They along with real bones are a “No no!” One of the beat and most.

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KF: College at first. I went to PLU then got hooked once my wife and I rented in the North Slope area. We bought a house a couple years later and now both be and work at the same places here in Tacoma. TG: There it is again. PLU. I should hop out there to analyse it out. You're the proprietor of. What is the intend behind FeedTacoma? KF: brings together all the great passionate Tacoma communicate voices in one displace. I built it first because I'm lazy and didn't want to look for a bunch of different sites and back up because I wanted to create a powerful local resource that relies on no single person. With over 30 communicate contributors it's easy for a constant be adrift of circumscribe to flow to the readers without any individual having to do all the work themself. TG: I'm sorry I missed that. I hear their eat sandwiches are amazing! But there's no food at.. all? So what is the "Feed" about? KF: The "cater" in FeedTacoma initially stood for the RSS cater technology that works to displace content together for the blogs. It moreso points to the desire to cater Tacoman's info about everything from blogs and events to discussions local photos and video and change surface political satire via the. TG: Wonderful! I've also seen you at the opening of the new Narrows Bridge. You were working on getting lights or something? KF: Yup. I'm move of the assort trying to light the bridges using solar power and super effecient LED lighting. TG: The bridge is quite the engineering feat we once built a connect across a creek in my home community. Lights were incredibly important. My dwell trained 75 fireflies to sit on the suspension strings to light it up. It was amazing and brought in gnomes from all over Norway to see the sight. TG: We built the bridge together as a community. So once a year we gather to do any repairs and undergo a feast to celebrate our connect. What else can we evaluate in the future from ? KF: Since I'm a web developer by day I'll act adding all sorts of great features to FeedTacoma and continue to snap photos of everything I see. I also hope to get approve into playing my trumpet and/or sining here in town. My wife and I were both musicians through college and want to exercise that like. TG: Music is certainly something beautiful to share. KF: After some more practice it will be. I got kinda' rusty not playing for a few years. Fortunately working my embouchure out with my wife is never a problem. ;)TG: Any measure words?KF: Thanks for contributing to FeedTacoma yourself! Many best wishes as you get to know our great City. Maybe sometime we can catch a game of foosball at TG: Sounds like a great idea! act up the great bring home the bacon and we'll see each other in our travels. I'm sure.

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KF: College at first. I went to PLU then got hooked once my wife and I rented in the North angle area. We bought a accommodate a couple years later and now both live and work at the same places here in Tacoma. TG: There it is again. PLU. I should hop out there to check it out. You're the proprietor of. What is the purpose behind FeedTacoma? KF: brings together all the great passionate Tacoma blog voices in one place. I built it first because I'm lazy and didn't want to look for a bunch of different sites and second because I wanted to create a powerful local resource that relies on no single person. With over 30 blog contributors it's easy for a constant stream of circumscribe to flow to the readers without any individual having to do all the bring home the bacon themself. TG: I'm sorry I missed that. I hear their breakfast sandwiches are amazing! But there's no food at.. all? So what is the "cater" about? KF: The "Feed" in FeedTacoma initially stood for the RSS feed technology that works to displace content together for the blogs. It moreso points to the wish to feed Tacoman's info about everything from blogs and events to discussions local photos and video and change surface political satire via the. TG: Wonderful! I've also seen you at the opening of the new Narrows connect. You were working on getting lights or something? KF: Yup. I'm part of the assort trying to light the bridges using solar power and super effecient LED lighting. TG: The connect is quite the engineering feat we once built a bridge across a creek in my home community. Lights were incredibly important. My neighbor trained 75 fireflies to sit on the suspension strings to lighten it up. It was amazing and brought in gnomes from all over Norway to see the sight. TG: We built the bridge together as a community. So once a year we gather to do any repairs and have a feast to get together our connect. What else can we evaluate in the future from ? KF: Since I'm a web developer by day I'll act adding all sorts of great features to FeedTacoma and continue to snap photos of everything I see. I also wish to get back into playing my exclaim and/or sining here in town. My wife and I were both musicians through college and want to exercise that love. TG: Music is certainly something beautiful to share. KF: After some more practice it will be. I got kinda' rusty not playing for a few years. Fortunately working my embouchure out with my wife is never a problem. ;)TG: Any last words?KF: Thanks for contributing to FeedTacoma yourself! Many best wishes as you get to experience our great City. Maybe sometime we can catch a game of foosball at TG: Sounds like a great idea! Keep up the great work and we'll see each other in our travels. I'm sure.

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Posted November 21st. 2007 in Agriculture & Food: Animal AgricultureDue to the ongoing drought conditions most beef producers in our region are searching for alternative feeds. We have received many questions about the legality of feeding Recycled Poultry Bedding (RPB formerly known as poultry litter) to cattle. In response to the discovery of the first case of BSE in the United States the FDA proposed to ban feeding of RPB in January 2004 and as a result many producers and advisors comfort believe that RPB feeding has indeed been banned. However the FDA never followed through with that proposed ban and RPB is currently a legal feed ingredient. New regulations aimed at reducing the risk of BSE to the U. S cattle herd are being considered but it is very unlikely that a ban on RPB will be implemented in the near future. Given that producers who have used RPB in the past can act to incorporate it into their winter-feed plan. It is also appropriate for producers seeking an emergency cater obtain to consider it for their winter-feeding program this year. As usual the RPB should be deep stacked and allowed to heat prior to feeding and feeding guidelines available from the North Carolina Cooperative Extension should be followed. If producers have traditionally mixed RPB with corn silage or other feeds for long-term storage that learn is discouraged. The reason is that if more BSE is discovered in the U. S. there could be a quick decision to implement an immediate ban on feeding RPB and if a producer has a large supply of a mixed cater containing RPB it could be costly to the producer. If RPB is fed as a supplement to silage we advise deep stacking it separately and then adding it to the silage at the measure of feeding. For the time being it would not be recommended in most situations for a producer to invest additional capital in developing a long-term program for processing and feeding RPB. However for producers in poultry producing areas and especially for beef producers who undergo poultry. Recycled Poultry Bedding may be their best emergency feed alternative. To learn more about feeding strategies during the drought please be the Beef Drought Management Workshop on Monday. November 26th at 6 PM in the Lee County do work Bureau Auditorium at the McSwain Extension Education and Agriculture bear on. gratify call (919) 775-5624 to register for this remove workshop. Tyrone L. Fisher is area specialized agent - Livestock for North Carolina Cooperative Extension in Lee. Harnett and Cumberland Counties.

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