If you are going to purchase an iPad app to FTP to Netspace from off-campus, you’ll need one that does secure FTP (SFTP). FTP Client Pro ($1.99) does *not* support secure FTP, and so that application will work only if you are already on campus and using the Bucknell.edu wireless network. The more expensive ($9.99) FTPOnTheGo Pro *does* support SFTP. When configuring the software, […]
Cyberduck If you have a university owned computer that is on campus, install Cyberduck from Applications/Self Service. If you have a personally owned Macintosh or a university owned Mac that is off-campus, use these instructions. Download Cyberduck from this link Double click the zip file. A Cyberduck icon will be placed on your desktop. Drag […]
The Bucknell Virtual Private Network (VPN) is a tool that allows users to access many of Bucknell’s network resources from a computer that is off campus. The VPN provides a more secure connection to Bucknell’s network, while providing easy access to the following services: File Services on Netspace Use specific software Access Restricted Websites The VPN […]
There are two ways of doing this, the newer, easier way and the old fashioned way. A) The easier way Install and run the BU Network Drives program. This program will install an icon on your desktop called ‘BU Network Drives.’ Double-click the icon to start the process of connecting. You will be prompted for […]
All students have secure file server space on a server called Netspace. You can store files there and access them from wherever you have a network connection. You can also use the “drop box” feature to give a file to a student or faculty member. To learn more about Netspace, just search Ask Library & […]
After installing the latest version of the VPN software, install the BU Network Drives tool. After installing this tool, there will be an icon on your Desktop named BU Network Drives. Launch the VPN and connect to Bucknell using your Bucknell username and password. Launch BU Network Drives and enter your Bucknell username and password […]
I’m 18 and I’m not new to the idea of nudism/naturism. In fact I once tried to talk my mom in to it when I was 14 but she made a joke about it and told me it would never happen. Now that I’m a legal adult I really want to go to a nude beach but I live in Illinois so there are no nude beaches here. I’m thinking about going to Mazo beach this summer in Wisconsin, but one of my biggest concerns is getting an erection. This is going to be my first time nude outdoors and around others so I’ve already accepted the fact that I will get one or more erections just from the excitement of being nude outdoors, is this beach generally okay with that as long as I’m not flaunting it around or would I be expected to wrap a towel around me or go for swim until it passes? I’m also thinking about inviting 2 very close family friends (a brother and sister) I’ve known them both since I was 6. A little info on them, the guy might as well be my brother, I love him (no homo) and we’ve had normal conversations nude in the showers after hockey practice but I know he gets kinda shy when there are other people besides just me and him in the shower. The girl is sort of like a Tom-boy, she also plays hockey and she’s played on boys teams too. I had a crush on her a long time ago but now we’re just really close friends, she’s very very attractive and even though I think of her as a sister seeing her naked is bound to give an erection. Sorry for the long question but I really want to live the nudist lifestyle and I want to know how I should bring up the idea of a trip to a nude beach to my friends
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I hope that everyone will save the date for the Opening of Paws, Purrs & Exotics Animal Hospital from 12:00 – 6:00 p.m. this Saturday, July 18th. I’m excited to announce that Alexandria’s Mayor William D. Euille is expected to attend and participate in a ribbon cutting ceremony at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday to celebrate the opening of the first African-American owned animal hospital in Alexandria, and one of the very few in the DC Metro area.
Bring your dog to win great prizes in our Dog Show, which will take place right after the opening ceremony. At 4:00 p.m., we’ll have a Doggie Fashion Show showcasing handmade pieces designed by Kristina Robertson, Owner of Barkley Square Bakery & Boutique and Karing by Kristina pet sitting.
I want to thank my friend, Mrs. Alexandria, Michelle D’Ettorre for writing about the event for Local Kicks, which is a great website for all things Alexandria!
This will be a really fun and wholesome event, which is perfect for kids and families! Hope to see you all there!