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Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Customer Reviews Q&A Articles & Videos Our take on the Havenwood HWFS50 by Ralph Graves The space-efficient HWFS50 audio rack from Havenwood gives your components a stylish, solid home. This cabinet features a sculpted base and top, and a smoked tempered glass door. Five sturdy shelves hold your gear; two can be adjusted to accommodate taller components. Recessed casters make it easy to move the rack out from the wall, and a removable cloth back panel lets you access your gear to connect wires. Channels in the back of the shelves allow cable connections between components. See more info on this item Highlights:audio tower with 5 interior shelvescabinet top:23-13/16"W x 20"Dweight capacity: 40 lbs.interior shelves:18"W x 20"Dweight capacity: 40 lbs. eachbottom shelf:18"W x 20"Dweight capacity: 40 lbs.smoked tempered glass doorremovable cloth back panel for easy accessrecessed casterswire channels to conceal and organize your cables23-13/16"W x 50-1/4"H x 20"Dwarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guaranteeassembly required Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs General Features Stand Type Audio Stand Style Cabinet Color Black Number of Shelves 5 Number of Adjustable Shelves 3 Number of Drawers None Assembly Required Yes Main Materials MDFGlass Wire Management Yes Built-in Cooling Fan No Width (inches) 22-1/8 Height (inches) 50-1/4 Depth (inches) 21-1/4 Stand Weight Limit 200 lbs TV Shelf Weight Limit N/A TV Shelf Width --- TV Shelf Depth --- Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 1 Year Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Top shelf Gable right Gable left Bottom shelf Fixed shelf 3 Adjustable shelves Bottom moulding Front right moulding Front left moulding Back-panel Glass door Cloth-panel 22 Metal fittings 22 Screw-bolts 20 Dowels Three #4 x 1-1/2" screws Cover-cap 8 Glass shelf-supports 4 Casters Glue Sixteen #4 x 5/8" screws Single spring-magnet 28 Nails 4 Screws 8 Velcro strips Push-plate Foam cushion 2 Plastic pivots Upper hinge 2 Lower hinges Four #3 x 1/2" screws Assembly Instructions Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Overview: The Havenwood HWFS50 Audio Rack features a sculpted base and top with a tempered smoked glass door. 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Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) 4 out of 5 Havenwood HWFS50 Written By Anonymous, Englewood, CO on Tuesday, September 23, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I'm impressed with the quality of this product. The finish is tight. I like how classy it looks. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Good size, construction and price Written By rdavis, Knoxville, TN on Tuesday, July 15, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I liked this cabinet for several reasons. 1. It has 5 shelves where most have 4 or less. 2. It is enclosed on all sides which will minimize dust on the shelves and components, plus hides all the cable connections. 3. It is black which matches my speakers, components and TV. 4. It assembled easily and is solidly built. 5. The price was reasonable compared to others available online. I read other reviews before I bought this item and some people thought the casters were poor quality. If you assembled this with the casters provided, loaded it with equipment and did not move it often, the casters would probably be fine. I decided not to chance it ,so, I went to the hardware store and bought better casters. I had to drill new holes, but the screws that came with the cabinet worked just fine. Potential problem solved! It was a little dirty with a minor nick or scratch in a couple of places. I'm sure this happened at the factory because otherwise it was packed very well. I'm glad I purchased this cabinet and I recommend it. Pros: Price vs size/quality Ease of assembly Door can hinge on the left or right Cons: Cheap plastic casters 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Havenwood HW Written By Regina S, Muscle Shoals, AL on Thursday, March 13, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I absolutely love it!!! I was able to put together by myself. Had no difficulty with the instructions and it looks wonderful in my den. This is exactly what I needed and for the price it is a really good deal! Pros: Easy to put together. Good price. Looks really good. Cons: I think at some point, I will have to replace the casters if I have to move it but right now they are okay. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Havenwood HWFS50 Written By Dianne, Manassas, VA on Wednesday, January 16, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This product is exactly what I was looking for. It fits in a small space and can hold all of my components. Pros: Easy to put together Cons: The directions needed to be a little more explicit. For example, make sure you don't screw the bottom front piece tight until you've gotten the front glass piece in place. 5 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 3 out of 5 Not top of the rotation Written By LarryO, Chattanooga, TN on Saturday, January 12, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a nice enough box, but is not top quality. I don't have much experience buying cabinets but this one is made of composite with a decent veneer. It's fairly solid and the assembly is easy enough. But the casters, as mentioned in other reviews here, are not strong enough. The front two broke on mine a couple of days after I bought it.. I will replace them, but I was careful with it and it is not overloaded. The glass door is good quality and attractive and the cloth back is a nice touch. Pros: Attractive, good-sized , fairly solid and easy to assemble. Cons: Flimsy casters, composite material. 6 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Havenwood HWFS50 Written By Dora, Los Angeles on Thursday, November 29, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I needed an enclosed, mobile cabinet for my audio components. This cabinet meets those needs, is very good looking, and provides excellent access to the backs of the components while controlling dust well with a front glass door and removable rear cloth cover. The cabinet is sturdy except for the casters, which are cheap plastic and broke the first time I moved it. We replaced them with good rubber wheeled casters, and are now very happy with the cabinet. Pros: Beautiful, enclosed, good access, mobile Cons: casters are poor quality but easily replaceable 13 out of 13 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 2 questions already asked This unit looks exactly like a "Techcraft" unit on another site. 1. Is it the same unit? 2. Is the glass door reversible? [ Doug Jun 30, 2014 ] 5 answers 1. Unknown 2. Yes, the glass door is reversible. [ SANDRA Jul 03, 2014 ] I believe it is the same unit, even though they are sold under different names. I noticed the similarity when i was shopping. The pics of each are identical, and the price is the same. The glass door is reversible. I recommend the Havenwood. It assembles easily and is sturdy. Some reviews mentioned cheap casters. I bypassed any potential problem with that and bought some better ones at a hardware store. [ russell Jul 01, 2014 ] 1. Don't know. I don't have the Techcraft unit. 2. Yes [ Charles Jul 01, 2014 ] glass door is reversible. as for the comparison, i dont know. i found it to be solid functional but not too sleak. [ Jeffrey Jul 01, 2014 ] I took a quick look at mine and I see that there are holes drilled on both sides so you can reverse the door. [ TIM Jul 01, 2014 ] Does the top open or does it have a slide out shelf for a turntable? [ Julia Feb 17, 2014 ] 5 answers No the top does not open nor do the shelves slide out. [ LEONARD H Feb 17, 2014 ] Nope, there's no slide out shelves and the top doesn't open. [ TIM Feb 17, 2014 ] Hello, No. The top is fixed and the shelves are fixed and completely encased within the unit. The only adjustments for the shelves are the different height positions within the interior of the unit. I don't think you could customize it for a "slide-out" either, as there is a surrounding "lip" around the front frame that would stop any of the shelves from pushing out the front. Currently, I have mine setup with my component unit on top (outside the encasement) which actually works out fine for me. You could probably do the same with your turntable if you really wanted to. [ CHRISTOPHER Feb 17, 2014 ] Neither, they are set once. The center shelves are adjustable. Your TT will have to be on top. Overall, it is a great unit in that it is sturdy, rolls around effortlessly and it is easy to clean. Assembly is easy, but you must take your time. Use the foam shipping panels to lay your sides on the floor to protect against scratching. It is a good idea to get all hardware laid out onto a separate cardboard box, such as the bottom of a 24 pack beverage box for ease of access and quick identification. I assembled my cabinet in 3 hours - slow and methodically - no mistakes, no issues, no damage. [ ADOLFO Feb 17, 2014 ] No. The top does not open and the first, third and bottom shelves are fixed. The second and fourth shelves are adjustable vertically. None of the shelves slide out. What I did was lower the second shelf as low as it will go, which gives about 12.5" of height, which is enough for my turntable if I remove its dust cover. If you don't need all of the shelves you can remove the second shelf entirely and get 18.5" of height. 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|1. Mississippi 6:04 (Unreleased, Time Out of Mind)
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|3. Dignity 2:09 (Piano demo, Oh Mercy)
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|8. Cocaine Blues 5:30 (Live, August 24, 1997, Vienna, VA)
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|The Greatest Cover Bob Dylan Did
Baby Let Me Follow You Down (Ric von Schmidt---one of Bob's first albums, maybe The first...does a little spoken intro over the chords and goes into it...very catchy and raw at the same time)
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That's funny - good sense of humor. But an outakes album from "Self Protrait" has already been released - it was titled "Dylan" and was put out in the mid-70's by Columbia records as a kind of revenge against Dylan for temporarily moving to another label. It has never made it... Read More
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|Did Bob Dylan ever meet Elvis?
i've always wondered about that too.
i heard the song "Went to See the Gypsy" but reading the lyrics didnt seem it fit in to Dylan meeting Elvis.
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I agree with you that a lot of the music from his Christian period is underrated (and I also say that as a non-Christian). But the bootleg series 1-3 already has a fair amount of outtakes from that period ("Angelina", "Ye Shall Be Changed", the alternate version of "Every... Read More
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My name is Brad. I'm 28 and from Western Pennsylvania. I have about 12 differant martin bows right now. The slayr and cougar are my favorites.
My name is Brad. I'm 28 and from Western Pennsylvania. I have about 12 differant martin bows right now. The slayr and cougar are my favorites.
Hello all, my name is Ray and I am from Walla Walla (must be why I shoot Martins) but have been in the military and stationed all over the world. Am currently in San Diego but will be back up in Washington in a few months.
Been shooting Martin bows since my first Warthog back in the early 80's.
Enjoy flyfishing as much as archery but never get enough time for either.
ok, well I'm 21 and from Kennewick, WA. (45 min away from the factory.) I work behind the counter at a store and try to sell as many Martin bows as I can.
Hi my name is Rusty and I live in sunny Brisbane in the land of OZ . Love my archery more than life itself. Will shoot any bow that I can get in my hot little hand. But truly love the martin SABER because as soon as you release that shaft from the bow it disapears just like a fart in a fan factory , sorry aussie humor Ha Ha Ha any way love this forum and look forward to meeting all of you one day maybe
Hi everyone , iam Mark , i am from columbus , Indiana............2005 SlayR SE , nitrous cams , ghost flame blue , 29"draw 59lbs pull , speed 310fps
Hi, I'm Eric from the eastern plains of Colorado... home of lots of antelope and some dang nice deer too... been bowhunting since '88 always with a martin.
Hi everyone just picked up my new sabre SE . and im lovin it . Shoots real quick and real quiet.
Hope everyone had a happy and safe new year
Well I am here too...........my name is Mark , I am from Indiana , I have been shooting archery for about 17 or 18 year's . SlayR SE with Nitrous (smokin')
I hear there a quite a few hot chicks in that area? I also hear that chicks dig guys who shoot Martins.Originally Posted by Razor X
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Fliers and advertisements are in mailboxes throughout Scotts Valley and the San Lorenzo Valley, and campaign money is being spent on other advertising, as well.
The final week before the election is also the last time to check on the candidates' war chests.
Thursday, May 24, was the deadline for the three candidates for Mark Stone's 5th District seat on the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors to disclose their campaigns' revenues and expenditures between March 18 and May 19.
Bruce McPherson
Over the two-month period since mid-March, Bruce McPherson's campaign reported raising $26,643 in cash donations, and an additional $1,166.40 in nonmonetary contributions for a total value of $27,809.40 — bringing the McPherson camp's total haul for the year up to a reported $118,341.40. His campaign began 2011 with $4,594 in the bank.
During those same two months since March 18, the campaign reported spending $43,087.18. The largest single expenditures were $9,370.35 paid to Maverick Mailing for campaign literature, and payments of $8,000 apiece to McPherson campaign managers Kris Reyes and Stephen Reed.
During the life cycle of the election, McPherson's campaign has reported spending a total of $86,315.35. As of May 19, the campaign had $27,428.05 cash on hand.
Eric Hammer
Between March 18 and May 19, Eric Hammer's campaign reported receiving $13,570.10 in cash donations, along with $350 in nonmonetary contributions, for a grand total of $13,920.10 during the reporting period.
Hammer's campaign has brought in a grand total of $47,023.10 in 2012 which was added to his coffers from 2011.
Within the most recent reporting period, Hammer's camp reported spending $12,642.21, with the largest payout being two payments of $2,000 each to the Monterey-based campaign consulting firm Campaign Frameworks.
Over the course of the election, Hammer's campaign has reported spending a total of $47,696.21. As of May 19, Hammer's camp reported having $1,766.54 in the bank.
Bill Smallman
According to Santa Cruz County Clerk Gail Pellerin, Bill Smallman's supervisorial campaign had not submitted campaign financial disclosure documents for the March 18 to May 19 period by the May 24 deadline and, as of Tuesday, was considered late.
Pellerin said that should the County Clerk's office not receive the disclosures, the campaign would be notified, first by phone then by certified letter, and given 10 days to comply before beginning to accrue daily fines up to $100.
Pellerin said, the campaign could be turned over to the California Fair Political Practices Commission if it continues to fail in its reporting duties.
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my laptop kept getting overheated and the laptop fan is acting abnormally nowadays so i need to take it the repair store //cries even harder
every time i tried to update this blog, after a long period of time, i always ended up not updating it haha //disappointment
if you guys don't know yet, i'm actually running two blogs and i find it really hard keeping my two blogs active at the same time
my final decision keep my other blog active and put this blog on a hiatus
i had the other blog longer than this blog
my other blog has more followers than this blog lol
i just feel excluded out of the fandom, like i feel like i can't fit into the fandom for some reason??
victorious has ended so i literally have no idea what to post anymore! and there is no sam & cat fandom on tumblr so it's not actually fun here like it's used to be
i'll come out of hiatus if i can find time updating this blog
my estimation will be that i'll be back on december or next year lol
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I currently have an old Sony Cybershot DSC-T7 camera which is great for taking snap and taking to social functions as it is slim and easy to use. However, I am looking to buy my first DSLR as I am going on a trek at the end of the year to the Himalayas to the base camp of Everest, and would love to take some great photos of my experience. I used to own an old SLR and enjoyed using it and would like to pick up the hobby again more seriously.
I am considering getting the Cannon EOS 500D bundle with an 18-200mm IS lens. What are peoples thoughts on this. Should I consider the 550D instead or an equivalent spec from another manufacturer?
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The offensive line had been opening big holes in the defense for Dylan to run through all game, and he'd already scored two touchdowns as a result. But on one play a defender closed the hole and stood him up until more defenders came and helped. As Dylan was forced to the ground, his knee got caught under him and bent awkwardly, and he felt a little pop.
The team's trainer told Dylan to take the rest of the game off and ice his knee. The next day his knee was still tender and a little swollen, so he went to see a doctor. The doctor asked questions and examined the knee. He sent Dylan for an MRI scan, and when Dylan came back for the results he learned he'd torn his meniscus and might need surgery to fix it.
Your knee is composed of three bones: the thighbone (femur), the shinbone (tibia), and the kneecap (patella), as well as the soft tissue that connects them. Between your femur and your tibia are two C-shaped discs of cartilage that act as shock absorbers for the bones and help keep your knee stable. These are your menisci (plural of meniscus), and they can be torn, particularly if the knee twists suddenly while it is bent.
Viewed from the front or back, the meniscus is wedge shaped. This shape helps keep the rounded surface of your femur from sliding off the flat top of your tibia. The outer edges of this wedge receive a good supply of blood, and tears in this part of the meniscus heal well on their own. The inner part of the meniscus, however, has no direct blood supply. Tears in this area can require surgery to correct.
A torn meniscus is a common sports injury, particularly in contact sports like football and hockey. Meniscus tears can range from minor to severe, depending on the extent of the damage, and they can make it difficult for the knee to function properly.
The symptoms of a torn meniscus will vary depending on the severity of the tear. Someone who gets a minor tear may only have slight pain and swelling that goes away after 2 or 3 weeks.
Moderate to severe tears also might cause these symptoms:
If you see a doctor about pain in your knee, he or she will ask how you injured it and what it feels like. The doc will also review your medical history to see if the pain might be caused by something other than a torn meniscus.
The doctor will do a thorough examination of your knee to see if you have any tenderness in the area where your meniscus sits. One test that doctors use to tell if pain is being caused by a meniscus tear is called the McMurray test. It involves simply bending your knee, then straightening it and rotating it.
The doctor also might order an X-ray to check for any degenerative or arthritic conditions that can cause knee pain or a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan to get a better look at the soft tissue of your knee.
For teens, meniscus tears usually happen because of an injury. (Meniscus tears also can be caused by degeneration of the tissue, but that's most commonly seen in older people as the menisci become brittle and less flexible with age.)
Younger people usually tear their menisci as a result of twisting or turning the knee while it is bent and the foot is firmly planted. Causes of this type of tear include:
Meniscus tears often happen along with other knee injuries such as ligament tears.
Because they generally happen without any warning, meniscus tears can be hard to prevent. You can reduce your risk, though, by taking these precautions:
With minor tears, especially on the outer part of the meniscus where there is a good supply of blood, surgery generally isn't necessary, and the tear should heal on its own fairly quickly. Treatment for this sort of tear can include the following:
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- Inspect all links (and ask their "sender" if they intended to send a link) sent via Instant Messaging Clients such as AOL Instant Messenger and Yahoo! Messenger. These may be the result of a rapidly spreading bug which will instant message itself to your entire buddy list.
- Do not click on (Pop-Up or Pop-Under) Ads indicating that you have a virus, spyware, or malware, or that you could win a prize.
- Read all dialog boxes before clicking "Yes" as some of these may be asking you for permission to install unwanted software.
- Information Technology will never send attached files via email. If use of a file is required, users would be redirected to either myStevens, the ITWiki (www.stevens.edu/itwiki), or the Information Technology Webpage (www.stevens.edu/it).
- Before entering credentials into a website, be sure to check the web address (URL) to prevent Phishing, which is an attempt to gain your password to a popular site (such as eBay, Amazon, PayPal, MySpace, or Facebook). Only authenticate yourself on sites with addresses you know are genuine. Using myStevens as a gateway to Stevens Authenticated web resources is a good way to ensure a Stevens link is genuine.
Always check the web address (URL) of a website accessed via a link before typing in any sensitive information. Just because a link in an email looks like a given site does not mean that you will be going to that site.
Connecting to the Campus Network
Wired Connections
- Every dorm room is wired with one computer network outlet per resident.
- Laptops distributed to incoming students are both 802.1x compliant and have their MAC addresses registered to work on the campus network.
- In order to connect, simply plug the network cable provided with the Ethernet connectors in your room.
- If you bring to campus a computer or other device that is not compliant with the 802.1x standard (game consoles, older operating systems, etc.), you will have to register its MAC address . When using non-802.1x enabled ports, generally located within offices and research labs, any device must have its MAC address registered regardless of its 802.1x compliance.
- Should you wish to connect multiple machines to the Campus Network via your wired port in the residence halls, you may use a switch as long as all your devices either support 802.1x or have their MAC addresses registered. You can optionally use a consumer (NAT) router, and one device behind the NAT router will have to authenticate. Bear in mind if you choose to connect multiple machines to the network, neither a switch nor NAT router is officially supported by the Help Desk and for troubleshooting purposes you will be asked to remove the intermediate device and plug directly into the wall. For more information on these policies, contact the Help Desk or refer to www.stevens.edu/itwiki/routers.
- In addition, all machines must be DHCP enabled. A machine that is not DHCP enabled will not be allowed on the network and may result in traffic on the port being suspended.
- You may connect up to five (5) machines concurrently to one network port in campus residences.
- Treat the network cable with care. Pinching it, bending it tightly, continually walking on it or rolling over it with a chair will permanently damage the cable.
If you do not get a network connection, first unplug and re-plug your network cable, both from the wall and your PC. If you still do not get a network connection try swapping ports with your roommate if he or she is properly connected to the network. If you are having issues with multiple machines connected to a switch or router, remove the intermediate device and try connecting just one computer to the port. If this does not help, call the Help Desk at 201.216.5500. You may be asked to bring your notebook and the Ethernet cable to the Help Desk to test both in a properly functioning network outlet.
Wireless Connections
Wireless access is provided in the dorms. However, connectivity is not guaranteed due to interference from other appliances such as microwaves, cordless phones and Bluetooth as well as other devices using that unregulated frequency spectrum. Use the campus connectivity map (found on www.stevens.edu/it/wireless) to determine the wireless signal strength from the location where you wish to connect. The wireless network technology supported by all access points on campus is 802.11g, newer access points support 802.11a and 802.11g and the newest access points support 802.11n on both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequencies, 802.11a, and 802.11g.
Network Names:
- Stevens Student: a wireless networks that requires the 802.1x authentication protocol in order to connect.
- Stevens Guest: a wireless networks that uses web page authentication, instead of 802.1x.
- Stevens: a wireless network for non-student users; students will not be authenticated on this network.
Your notebook is configured to use the 802.1x Wireless Network. Should you need to configure an additional device, instructions for configuring 802.1x are available on the ITWiki at www.stevens.edu/itwiki.
MAC (Media Access Control) Address Registration
The wired and wireless adapters' physical (MAC) addresses for Stevens provided notebooks are registered as they are distributed to entering undergraduate students.
VPN (Virtual Private Networking) Connections
A VPN connection is used to encrypt all or part of your Internet traffic or to access services that are only available via the Stevens campus network when you are not on campus. Instructions for configuring VPN are available at www.stevens.edu/itwiki/w/index.php/VPN.
Unauthorized use of the network and systems is not allowed. Connection logging and network sniffing by authorized personnel may be in effect when system security or integrity is in question. By using the network, you expressly consent to such logging and monitoring and any resulting legal actions should your activities violate Stevens Policies or State or Federal Law. Use of the network implies consent with all Stevens Acceptable Use Policy.
Acceptable Use Policy
Stevens Institute of Technology expects that all persons who make any use of computing hardware, software, networking services, or any property related or ancillary to the use of these facilities will abide by the following policy statement:
Information Technology resources are provided in the hope that the community will use them in a spirit of mutual cooperation. Resources are limited and must be shared. Everyone will benefit if all computer users avoid any activities which cause problems for others who use the same systems.
All hardware, software, and related services supplied by Stevens are for the sole purpose of supplementing and reinforcing the institution's goals as set forth in the student and faculty handbooks and mission statement. We expect that no one will use hardware, software or services without authorization to do so. There has also been increasing concern over legal issues when using electronic communications. There are already laws that prohibit the following:
• Electronic libeling or defaming another person • Sending/Posting messages that incites hate or discontent • Transmitting repeated unwanted sexual advances • Falsifying information via impersonation • Unauthorized use, providing, or copying protected intellectual property.
While the Internet is considered a public electronic highway, the Stevens network is a private resource. As such, access and use of the network must in accordance with Stevens' rules and policies as well as all legal regulations. Therefore, the following actions are strictly prohibited:
• Posting or transmission of confidential or classified information. • Using offensive or discriminatory language. • Transmission of any graphic image, sound or text that is sexual in nature. • Giving account passwords to individuals who are not the owners of such accounts. • Obtaining passwords to or using accounts other than one's own. • Using resources for personal profit or gain. • Harassing, threatening, or otherwise invading the privacy of others. • Initiating or forwarding email chain letters. • Causing breaches of computer, network or telecommunications security systems. • Initiating activities which unduly consume computing or network resources.
The following actions are required:
• The MAC (physical address) of network devices must be registered online via Web for Students, in person with the CSC, or the user must authenticate with a valid username and password . • Members of the campus community must maintain their computers with virus protection, spyware protection, and operating system updates.
To ensure the lawful and ethical use of electronic communications, rights to privacy when using electronic communications at Stevens Institute of Technology are limited. Stevens reserves the right to monitor electronic messages and information stored on computers owned by Stevens. For example: email, web pages, conference contents, and voice mail, are subject to archiving, monitoring or review, and/or disclosure by others than intended recipients.
Failure to comply with the terms of this policy will be met with disciplinary and/or legal action.
General Information
myStevens and Email [stevens.edu/myStevens]
myStevens is a portal through which you can access Information Technology resources including email, Student Web Self Service (Web for Students), course communication tools, or access any courses which your instructors support with a virtual classroom. The myStevens URL is www.stevens.edu/myStevens. If you have forgotten your myStevens password, you may be able to reset it at www.stevens.edu/password, or if not call or email the Help Desk and a new password will be given to you upon verification of your identity. You may also go to the Help Desk in the Computer Center at the Lower Level of the Library to request a new password.
You can check your Stevens email via myStevens or any of a number of Desktop Mail Clients such as Mac Mail and Thunderbird. You are given 100MB of storage space and may send emails of up to 25 MB (text and attachments) with an attachment limit of either 20MB or 10 files, whichever comes first. This email address will be terminated within months after your graduation from Stevens. After graduation, but before termination, you may contact the Alumni On-Line Community, where you may establish email forwarding for life (email@example.com).
It is recommended that you use myStevens Webmail to check your email from off-campus. If you choose to use an application such as Mac Mail or Thunderbird, be aware that some Internet Service Providers (ISPs) may not support SMTP protocols, although you may use a VPN connection if that is the case. Documentation for Mac Mail is on the ITWiki website at www.stevens.edu/itwiki/w/index.php/Mac_Mail and VPN documentation is at www.stevens.edu/itwiki/w/index.php/VPN.
Computer Labs
• The PC Room at the Computer Center (Basement of SC Williams Library) • The Schacht Lab (3rd floor Kidde Building, Room 350) • The Media Arts Center (MAC Lab) (2nd floor Morton Building, Room 201) • The Unix Lab, (1st floor Burchard Building, Room 127) Each department sets hours of operation for its own lab and determines who has access. Check with the department running each lab if you have any questions. Links to these labs websites and hours are online in the ITWiki version of this document.
Available Software
In order to view and download available software, you need to map a network drive. Instructions on "How to map a network drive" can be found on the ITWiki. Please be aware that these programs are licensed to Stevens for academic and educational use only and generally may not be installed on machines not distributed by Information Technology.
The Copying of licensed software, also known as "pirating", is prohibited both by the terms of the License Agreement(s) and federal copyright law(s). Use of all software on campus must be in accordance with the Acceptable Use Policy.
Practices to Avoid
• Chain mail of any kind is not tolerated on the Stevens network. If someone sends chain mail to you, please report this by forwarding the message exactly as it was sent to you to Information Technology [firstname.lastname@example.com] and no other addresses. DO NOT pass these emails across the Stevens network. • Mass mail is also unacceptable on the Stevens network. If you have an announcement you need to communicate with the entire Stevens community, please inform Student Life [email@example.com] and they will issue an announcement through myStevens. • All national and international copyright laws must be observed while on (and off) campus. Sharing and downloading music, photos, video, programs or any other data in an unauthorized fashion and without the consent of their owners with peer2peer programs such as LimeWire, eDonkey or others, or via torrents and/or servers is illegal and could result in legal disciplinary action and/or disconnection of your computer from the Stevens Network. You are not prohibited from obtaining legally distributed music and video; please visit www.stevens.edu/legalcontent for a list of legal and safe sites. • Do not register domains and have them point at Stevens Servers. All Stevens-owned domains must be obtained with Information Technology assistance. Contact the Information Technology Help Desk staff for more details. • You may not use Stevens servers to develop commercial web content or for any commercial use. Personal web pages are permitted as long as they abide by the Acceptable Use Policy. • You may not relocate your own notebook or desktop machines to other locations on campus. Student machines are to remain in residences, except when being used in areas with public notebook ports such as classrooms, The S.C. Williams Library, Hayden Lounge and wireless access points. Your machines may not be permanently moved to any academic or administrative building. • The internet is an electronic method of communication and therefore every piece of information sent and received could potentially be logged somewhere. Your actions reflect not only on the Stevens community, but ultimately on you; keep all actions online in accordance with our Acceptable Use Policy and any and all applicable laws. • Don't assume that your email is entirely private. Like a postcard mailed via "snail mail," every person--or in this case, system--could potentially read it. Stevens reserves the right to inspect your email, as well. • The best place to keep personal files on the network is in your personal space. All files in the public_html directory are visible to anyone who uses the internet, and access is not restricted to the Stevens Network. Create a secure password and don't tell anyone! • Users not running DHCP (for any reason), will not be allowed on the network. It is the user's responsibility to understand these conditions and be aware of any network authorization changes. Users must maintain their systems accordingly. Users whose authorized addresses have changed, but whose systems are not running DHCP, and therefore have not reflected the change will be considered to be in violation of the network policy.
MacBook Pro i7 Information & Policies
The following section covers questions and policy answers to Frequently Asked Questions about Stevens Institute of Technology's Mobile Computing (Notebook Computer) Program.
Distribution Contents
During Orientation, the school provided you with a MacBook Pro i7. This MacBook is yours to use as long as you progress towards your Stevens degree, but must be returned or purchased if you withdraw or are withdrawn at any time prior. This package contains:
• MacBook Pro i7 15" • HP Deskjet 6940 Printer • 14' Ethernet (network) cable • Power Pack and AC Cord • Backpack • Optical Mouse • 2 m USB Cable • Documentation o Class of 2015 Blue Book o Yellow Sheet (Notebook Setup Wizard; Tech Specs and Useful Links) o Purple Sheet (802.1x) If any of these were for some reason not included in your package, please contact the Helpdesk immediately so that we can correct this error.
Things To Know
• Your MacBook will not be upgraded during your tenure at Stevens. You will not be provided another MacBook before graduation. However, you will be able to keep your MacBook upon graduation from Stevens. • Keep your MacBook battery charged and in your MacBook. It takes about four hours to initially charge your MacBook's battery. DO NOT COMPLETELY DISCHARGE YOUR BATTERY. • If your MacBook is not functional, you can take it to a certified Apple Repair Center. You can find one near your location by visiting the following website www.apple.com/buy/locator/service. • Stevens-provided MacBook's have registered wired and wireless network cards and are authorized for two network addresses. In addition, you may register one additional desktop network card for use in your dorm room and one additional wireless MAC address.
Loss, Theft, and Return
Loss or Theft
You must immediately report the loss or theft to the Stevens police, if the loss or theft is on the Stevens Campus. If not, you should file the report with the local Police. There is a $500 deductible which is your responsibility. The Computer Service Center will instruct you on the payment procedures. Upon arranging for the deductible payment and providing the Computer Service Center with the Police Report from the jurisdiction where the loss occurs, the student will receive a replacement notebook unit that is the same, or as close to the same as possible, as the missing unit. Replacement terms and conditions are subject to change and based on the Stevens policies in effect at the time of the loss or theft.
If the computer is lost or stolen more than once, the student is required to purchase a unit that is the same as the missing unit at a price to be determined by the Computer Service Center. Insurance only applies to the first unit distributed.
Withdrawal or Leave of Absence From Stevens
You have the option of returning the MacBook and accessories or purchasing them. If you decide not to purchase the MacBook and peripherals devices, they must be returned during the semester of separation from Stevens in good condition as defined by the Computer Service Center. Should you decide to purchase the equipment, the price will be based on the number of semesters you attended Stevens Institute of Technology as a full-time undergraduate.
Before the end of the first year, the purchase price is $2,700. After one-full year, the purchase price is $2,200; after the second full year, it is $1,700; after the third full year, $1,200. There is no charge after the fourth full year. This charge does not reflect the market value of the MacBook and peripheral devices but rather a portion of the cost of this program. The Dean of Undergraduate Academics will make the determination of the number of years as a full-time student at the time of separation from Stevens Institute of Technology.
Students granted a Leave of Absence by the Dean of Undergraduate Academics may be permitted, upon approval by the Dean to retain the MacBook for a maximum of one year. Students who do not re-enroll at Stevens to complete their studies prior to the expiration of the one year Leave of Absence period will be required to immediately return the MacBook, or purchase it at the purchase price in effect at the time the Leave of Absence was granted. Students who fail to return or pay for the MacBook computer by the end of the Leave will be charged $425/semester for each semester, or part thereof, they keep the MacBook, even if it is returned after the initial one-year period.
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For this edition of AmaZine Day (Saturday, May 18th), we've lined up a two-part reading featuring some rad creators that have tabled at AmaZine Day and are active members of the Portland zine community! Amazine Day is a quarterly zine fest organized by PZS and happens at the IPRC. This AmaZine Day, readings are themed around Labor, in honor of May Day! Here is an interview that PZS Organizer Blue did with Aron Nels Steinke, who will be part of the first lineup of readers at AmaZine Day….
Blue: What are your current projects?
Aron: Mr. Wolf and The Zoo Box.
Blue: When and why did you start making zines?
Aron: In 2006, because I wanted people to read my work and I figured nobody else was going to want to publish me.
Blue: Can you tell us more about your zines?
Aron: I consider myself more of a mini-comics maker, in terms of self-published material. My mini-comic Mr. Wolf is about teaching first and second grade. I anthropomorphize myself and my students so that I can slightly fictionalize events and keep my students' identities protected.
Blue: What's your favorite part about making zines?
Aron: The immediacy. I really like being able to put out my work right away, when I'm ready, and when the book is ready.
Blue: What is your biggest challenge in making zines?
Aron: Printing the damn things. It's a pain in the ass. I really don't enjoy photocopying. I'll make a batch of 80 or so, and then when I'm out, I realize I have to spend a day to make more! I feel like I'm blaspheming to those in the zine community when I say I hate the production of making zines. The production is not why I make them. It's the product, empowerment, and the community.
Blue: Have you made friends through zines?
Aron: Certainly. Most of my friends are zine or comics makers.
Blue: Have you ever had an awkward or difficult social situation arise from something you've made that you want to share?
Aron: Not really. Because I teach elementary school I have made my comics tame enough that I shouldn't ever get fired from a job for them. My first comics shocked my parents in terms of crude language. That was annoying to have to deal with.
Blue: What is your favorite Portland Zine Symposium memory?
Aron: When my wife and I were just dating, she had bought some artichoke hearts at the farmers market and let me use them to prop up my books. It felt right, using produce to help sell zines.
Blue: How did you hear about the Portland Zine Symposium?
Aron: My friend and writer Martha Grover was doing the zine symposium and suggested I check it out. This was 2006.
Blue: What is your favorite part of AmaZine Day?
Aron: Well, it's relatively new, but what I like about it is that you don't have to wait a whole year to get together and see what other people have done.
Blue: What's been you're favorite PZS-related event?
Aron: I'm not too social, so I usually just do the main event. Having dinner with my friends afterward is my favorite.
Blue: Where are you from originally?
Aron: Camas/Vancouver Washington
Blue: What is your favorite zine?
Aron: Too many. Somnambulist. I really liked Journal Song when Steve was making it.
Blue: What's the first zine you ever read?
Aron: An early issue of Tom Lechner's Consumption. My brother got it from him when they went to PNCA together. I was very confused by this book. I didn't know how awesome it was until many years later.
Blue: Who has been the most influential zinester in your life?
Aron: Clutch McBastard and Martha Grover
Blue: What has been the reader response to one of your zines that had the most impact on you as the creator?
Aron: When I published my first mini-comic, Big Plans #1, I would just hand it to people and anticipate when they would react or laugh. That was thrilling.
Thanks so much to Aron Nels Steinke for being interviewed! Come see Aron read from his comics about teaching and working in education, listen to our other readers, and enjoy the two free workshops atAmaZine Day at IPRC! Check out the AmaZine Day page on our website for more info… http://www.portlandzinesymposium.org/amazine-day/


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Team Eye and Ear is Boston Strong. Team Eye and Ear, the Mass. Eye and Ear marathon team, will be back again in 2014 - stronger and more determined than ever - to participate in the Boston Marathon on April 21.
As a member of Team Eye and Ear, you will raise hope and a healthier future for people everywhere who suffer from debilitating conditions affecting sight, hearing, voice, balance, taste and smell, and cancers of the eye, head and neck. Thanks to our eight-year partnership with John Hancock Financial Services (the lead sponsor of the Boston Marathon), since 2006 Team Eye and Ear has raised more than $2.1 million for research and patient care at Mass. Eye and Ear.
You will have access to an exclusive marathon training program, a convenient heated indoor meeting facility with restrooms near the start line on race day, and team kick-off and celebratory events.
The application is now available for both "invitational entry" and "own entry" runners. Please complete an application today. Additional information on the different requirements for both are found below.
Team Benefits:
- Guaranteed race entry for the 2014 Boston Marathon. ("Invitational Entry" Runners only)
- Team kick-off and celebratory events with other Team Eye and Ear members
- Access to an exclusive marathon training program designed by Team Eye and Ear Coach, Fred Treseler, to help you get from Hopkinton to Copley Square, for first-timers to veterans. Training program highlights include weekly group runs, exclusive training workshops and detailed daily manuals.
- A convenient heated indoor meeting facility with restrooms near the starting line on race day.
- A designated team cheering section at mile 19 along the marathon route.
- The knowledge that you are making a difference in the lives of others by raising money for an important cause!
- You will receive fundraising and training tools and support through workshops, the Team Eye and Ear online fundraising resource library, team e-newsletters and more. You will also have the opportunity to set up your own personal website, where you can share your story and securely accept online donations.
- Exclusive Team Eye and Ear apparel.
Team Requirements for "Invitational Entry" Runners
Invitational Entry runners do not have to meet the time requirements set by the BAA.
- Raise $7,500 or more by May 15, 2014 to support Mass. Eye and Ear or pay the balance in full yourself.
Preference will be given to applicants who are willing to commit to a higher fundraising commitment of $7,500 or more to help us achieve our 2014 team fundraising goal of $750,000.
- Submit a non-refundable $100 deposit and credit card number upon acceptance to the team. This deposit will apply toward your fundraising goal.
- Pay the Boston Athletic Association (BAA) $325 race application fee in addition to the fundraising minimum.
- 18 years of age or older by April 21, 2014.
- Capable of running a marathon in less than six (6) hours
Applications are now available.
Team Requirements for "Own Entry" Runners
Runners who have received an official Boston Marathon bib number from another source are encouraged to join Team Eye and Ear.
- Raise a minimum of $1,000 by May 15, 2014 to support Mass. Eye and Ear or pay the balance in full yourself. While the required minimum is set at $1,000 per runner, we will work with each team member to set a personal fundraising goal.
- Submit a non-refundable $100 deposit and credit card number upon acceptance to the team. This deposit will apply toward your fundraising goal.
Applications are now available.
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