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The preferred software for Antique Malls, Consignment Shops, Art Galleries, & other Boutique Retailers -
Call (800) 385-7911
GoAntiquing! Point of Sale
runs on all Windows operating systems since Windows XP. See the
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NOTE: If you are looking for the latest update for the software, just click
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GoAntiquing! Point of Sale
This is the complete Point-of-Sale and Antique Mall / Consignment Shop management program!
Easily ring up both inventoried or uninventoried sales!
Many reports! Sales, rent, fees, inventory, customer activity, etc.
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We have been providing this specialized point-of-sale solution to antique malls, antique shops, consignment stores, and collectible boutiques since 2002.
Easily ring up both inventoried and uninventoried sales by entering Dealer ID + Description, by scanning, etc.
You can print and scan labels from an inventory Item Master module (included, but not required!)
Many reports! Sales, rent, fees, invenotry, customer activity, etc.
Supports any receipt printer that can run on Windows
You can add a cash drawer, pole display, label printer, and barcode scanner!
Please see our
support policy
, which in a nutshell is free for the first year and $99 a year afterwards
Program updates are always free, please see our
update policy
A non sales version for the shop manager to use for reports and management is available for $199 (only for existing full customers)
(call for multi-copy discount pricing)
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We have been providing this specialized point-of-sale solution to antique malls, antique shops, consignment stores, and collectible boutiques since 2002. We designed this program with you, the shopkeeper, in mind. In fact we sat down with a shopkeeper just like you, and an accountant, and determined the features that such a program should have. Our goals were ease of use, speed of taking a sale, accuracy, paperwork reduction, and leveraging the power of the internet. These goals along with feedback from our customers, have driven each new version of the product. This product includes all features you would expect. Our competition starts out with a basic product priced higher than ours, and then as you add features, they add cost. Not us. You get it all for one price.
Customers in the US and Canada may order by calling
The best way to get started is to download the program using the blue Free Trial button, or if you've already tried it, and want to buy it, click
Internet Gateway
Let your Dealers get their own reports online!
Are you flooded with requests from Dealers who just "pop in" to get their weekly or daily "How am I doing" sales reports?
Upload your sales to our secure web portal!
Dealers can login and run sales reports.
Priced at
* - you buy in bulk and reallocate.
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Are you flooded with requests from Dealers who just "pop in" to get their weekly or daily "How am I doing" sales reports?
Upload your sales to our secure web portal!
Dealers can login and run sales reports from a range of dates (limited to amount of data on hand, base subscription includes 3 months of sales history).
Enter your Dealers email and the system will send them a Daily Summary or Detail report.
Leave messages for all or for certain Dealers that they will see when they login.
Shop level reports exist for metrics such as Top Dealer By Sales, Sales by Day of Week, etc.
Download the Gateway Administrators Guide
for more detailed information.
Distribute the Gateway Dealer Guide
to your Dealers (also shown in the Footer area of the Dealer Login page).
Priced at
* - you buy in bulk and reallocate to your Dealers (Example: 25 dealers for a year costs $300, $1*25*12).
* $1/Dealer/Month is based on purchase of 2 months or longer subscription. Purchasing 1 month of service costs $2/Dealer/Month.
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* You must already be a customer of
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to subscribe to this service.
Data Backup
Backup your Sales and Settlement database to our Data Center!
We provide a simple data backup service to our customers for
We keep 90 consecutive daily full backups for you (a full backup is ALL the data in your database, which could be several years of data, so every day we backup that file that grows every day).
Our server is located in a very cold and windy room full of other servers in Fremont, CA.
And we pay extra to backup our server to the Amazon S3 cloud - we take data backup seriously!
Don't want our service? Please backup your data somewhere!
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Featured Customer Testimonial
Treasures Antique Mall
... Mary, the shop manager has this to say, "I love having GoAntiquing! Point of Sale it helps me track vendors on a daily basis, and the Internet Gatew ...
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Treasures Antique Mall
Treasures Antique Mall
475 Morro Bay Boulevard, Morro Bay, CA 93442
Mary, the shop manager has this to say,
"I love having
GoAntiquing! Point of Sale
it helps me track vendors on a daily basis, and the Internet Gateway helps the vendors track their sales when they are at home. End of month settlement processing is a dream, and the support is very helpful and courteous."
Jason Linker, owner of the shop comments,
"We have been using
for about a year and half now. Early on we discovered that the daily close report did not quite give us all the information we needed to let us easily input the sales into our Quickbooks software.
Support and Product Management listened to us and they did a great job in not only adding the data that we needed, but they also aligned it in a manner that made it a very simple task to input into Quickbooks at the end of each day.
took a process that originally took us about 20 minutes a day to search for and print out separate reports to a simple click of a button to print the daily close report that now included all of the data necessary for accurate data entry into Quickbooks. We now print out the daily report which includes sales, tax amounts, internal charges, & credit card/atm charges and then input the data directly into Quickbooks, all in a matter of about a minute. Thank you for yet another time saver with your software."
Mary bought the shop from Jason and continues to operate it using
GoAntiquing! Point of Sale
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Tips & Tricks
Need to load your Dealer list, Reseller list, Customer list, or Inventory from another program? Use our 'Import Contact Data' or 'Import Item info' wizard to load from Excel, Text (CSV or TAB), Access, or FoxPro (including dBase and ACT!). If you need to move from one of our competitors products this tool will make that process fast and painless.
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Do your dealers like to shop each others booths? Use the new Account payment type to deduct purchases from the buying dealers Account. Naturally you will need to approve these on a case-by-case basis, since not all dealers are profitable every month, but this will help you in your paperwork.
Next Tip
How often do your dealers ask you "What are customers looking for?" Use the Want List feature in the Customer module to add items that a customer is looking for, use the Want List module in the Reporting group to search, and if you subscribe to the GoAntiquing! Internet Gateway, you can publish the list so your registered dealers can view it. No customer information is published, so your dealers cannot try and sell outside the shop.
Next Tip
What do you do when a dealer does NOT make enough sale to pay their rent? Not a good situation for anyone. With GoAntiquing! Point of Sale you have full control over the Settlement process. From month to month any outstanding balances are carried forward as a debit.
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Do you want to do inventory management and barcode scanning? Using GoAntiquing! Point of Sale, you can scan either UPC (consumer packaged goods) barcodes or you can create your own. Using a combination of the Dealer ID# and a unique Item ID# the software will produce barcodes that you can print either to Avery style sheet labels or for the case of a hanging tag label, to a two-sided label format using a Label Printer (such as the Zebra Eltron 2844).
Next Tip
So you have some Dealers who are constantly late paying Rent, or who do not make enough Sales to cover Rent? Some Dealers need
! Do you charge late Fees? If so, use the Add Late Fee feature in the Settlement module to automatically add these fees to all Dealers who owe you rent at the end of the payout period.
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Customer Testimonials
In June of 2002, Paris Flea Market opened it's doors and began selling it's dealers' diverse range of antiques and collectibles. Brave New Software has partnered with Paris Flea Market to provide an advanced point-of-sale system to handle the complex needs of selling in a market where it is rare for two items to be identical.To handle these needs Brave New Software developed GoAntiquing! Point of Sale. This point-of-sale program runs on a standard Windows PC with a receipt printer, o ...
Main St. Mercantile, an antique shop in downtown Visalia, has made the decision to replace their existing point-of-sale software, Antique Mall Manager, with GoAntiquing! Point of Sale. Located in the heart of the Visalia antique district, Main St. Mercantile is one of the longest operating antique shops in the area. The Mercantile is the third customer to use GoAntiquing! Point of Sale, and the first to make the right choice and switch from a competitors product.John Schomp, co-owner of t ...
Lamplighter Mercantile & Trading Company, Visalia's newest antique mall, has just opened and is using GoAntiquing! Point of Sale. Larry and Kathleen Harrington, long-time antique dealers are excited to open their shop right in the middle of Visalia's antique district. Welcome aboard folks! ...
Lookout Mercantile is a small Northwest Arkansas country store located in the middle of Hobbs State Park, midway between Rogers, AR and the tourist town of Eureka Springs, AR. Lookout Mercantile sells rustic furniture crafted on site and by local area craftsmen, hand painted home decor, Antiques and Collectibles, as well as Groceries, Hardware, Camping, and Fishing supplies. Lookout Mercantile also sells bar-coded retail items, as well as via booth rentals and consignme ...
Rebecca Pintado of Rebecca's of Brewton states: "GoAntiquing! Point of Sale is at the heart of my antique business. Without this program keeping me organized I would not be able to run efficiently. One of my favorite aspects of this system is the ability to back up my database daily to the GoAntiquing! Data Backup website. Having additional records of my transactions gives me great peace of mind. The user interface is extremely easy to master, even my computer illiterate ...
"GoAntiquing! Point of Sale is easy. Newnan Antique Mall has been using GoAntiquing! for almost 2 years now. GoAntiquing! has enabled us to easily keep track of sales for our vendors as well as making it easier to keep accurate records for the store. To top it off the courteous support staff have always been quick to assist with any problems or questions. Thank you from all of us at Newnan Antique Mall." - Teresa, Beth, and Tom Little.Newnan Antique Mall is located at 95 Temple Avenue, Newnan, G ...
"I have been in the consignment business since 1981 and now have almost 5000 consignors. I purchased my first point-of-sale software, Consignment Boutique, in 1994. The company that produced that product has now been out of business for several years. Since I needed to do some updating I searched for 2 years for a program that I did not have to do inventory entry and gave me the option to pay out to consignors singly at any time. I also wanted to do networking by adding a second computer. GoAnti ...
King Richard's Antique Center, Whittier CA (Los Angeles area) has been using GoAntiquing! Point of Sale on three of their PC's since May 2009. As Southern California's largest Antique Center (3 levels, 47,000 sq ft, 260 dealers, and up to 7 employees on the floor), Chuck and Martha Garcera were looking for a modern, turn-key system, to replace their old point-of-sale system."We are glad to have found GoAntiquing! Point of Sale and are very satisfied with the performance, capability of the progra ...
"I knew that if I was going to realize this dream I needed to make sure that my dealers would get the most accurate monthly settlement reports. I used GoAntiquing! Point of Sale at another local shop and know that is the best solution for managing dealers, booths, rents, layaways, consignments you name it, this program does it." - Mary CarrilloAbby's Treasure Trunk, 209 W. Main St., Visalia, CA 93292.NOTE: Abby's closed down due to landlord issues and has not reopened. ...
" We started our Antique Mall a little over a year ago. Before that we had a furniture store. The first year we tried several different book keeping ways and nothing was giving us what we wanted for records, we looked at several different ways of doing tags and keeping track of who sold what and it was making us crazy. Then we found GoAntiquing! Point of Sale on the internet and the more we looked into this program it had everything we wanted. I downloaded the free Trial and we used it for a co ...
"We have been open since May 1st, 2009. Over the past three years of being in the flea market business we looked at a lot of different point-of-sale systems and were completely impressed with the GoAntiquing! Point of Sale experience. We have 255 booths and 15 employees and had a short period of time to learn the system. It is so user friendly that it takes little effort for the new cashiers to catch on. Any questions we have are quickly answered and taken care of by GoAntiquing! suppo ...
Steve and Lori Neira, owners of Chic Repeats say:"GoAntiquing! Point of Sale Software is working EXCELLENT for our Consignment Store!We're so glad we selected GoAntiquing! Point of Sale software for our Chic Repeats consignment store that opened in January this year. The software is doing everything we need to effectively manage our consignment store business.After doing our research, your product appeared to have the most and best features and benefits. Since purchase and installation, wed ...
Mary, the shop manager has this to say, "I love having GoAntiquing! Point of Sale it helps me track vendors on a daily basis, and the Internet Gateway helps the vendors track their sales when they are at home. End of month settlement processing is a dream, and the support is very helpful and courteous." Jason Linker, owner of the shop comments, "We have been using GoAntiquing! for about a year and half now. Early on we discovered that the daily close report did not quite give us all the in ...
With six antique malls over five states, we knew picking a new Point of Sale software mean finding a system detailed enough to handle the several hundred dealers in each of our malls.Our list of desired features eliminated many software vendors. GoAntiquing! was the only vendor that had what we needed.It was important for us to have a Sale Parking feature so pre-entered transactions could be retrieved from any of the registers. We also needed to provide a customer-facing display. And, we looke ...
In Vada's own words... OMG, GoAntiquing! is awesome My life in my store has changed forever. The support staff has been so supportive and able to address my every need. I should have done this a long time ago. What a great product!" ...
"GoAntiquing! Point of Sale software is a tool every antique mall should have! We bought it for the added security and database capabilities. The benefits far surpass what we expected. At 33,000 square feet, the Big Peach is Central Georgia's largest antique mall. We now have the ability easily manage rents, fees and sales for more than 200 dealers. The complete closeout process for the month takes less than one hour to complete, including printing the checks. The reporting capabilities exceed o ...
Eric Armstrong, the General Manager of Dupres Antique Market in Marietta, Georgia says..."We can't imagine operating our store without GoAntiquing! Point of Sale. It has streamlined our operation saving us a lot of time doing for us what we used to do by hand, including printing dealer checks at the end of the month.Most important to us has been the responsive service we have received whenever we have questions or need assistance. Our phone calls are always answered and our issues have always be ...
Remember When and Remember When Too are a beach front pair of antique malls in Cayucos, Califorina, Patti wrote this testimonial:We purchased GoAntiquing! Point of Sale software in November 2012. Prior to the purchase of this amazing software, we used a database. We had no idea what we were missing. This software is designed to be user friendly and efficient. It has totally streamlined the overall operation of our antique malls. The dealers love the reports, notification emails and the simpl ...
"We have got to tell you the software is working really well for us. We had plenty to learn opening a new business but GoAntiquing! has been a breeze. On opening day we had several family and friends helping who had never seen the software and were so busy (good problem to have) that they had to jump on the register with zero training. We ended the day balanced to within a dollar with hundreds of transactions of all types, so clearly easy to learn and use. Thanks again!" Jeff Ricker ...
The Vintage Vendor opened its doors May 22, 2015 in Galax, Virginia. Not unlike others who have ventured into the vintage and antique waters we needed to address many concerns before opening. One of these concerns was how to handle point of sale. Thankfully I met another business owner who was using, and loving, the GoAntiquing! Point Of Sale software. Wow, what an amazing find! This software is not simply intuitive it is down-right 'simple'. I did little more than watch the provided training v ...
We want to recommend the GoAntiquing! Point of Sale software to anyone looking for the easiest and most user friendly software on the market. We opened our first store several years ago using another program that we found to be difficult to use and extremely limiting. We researched multiple programs before purchasing GoAntiquing!, and could not find one to come close to the ease of use and features that GoAntiquing! provides. We now use GoAntiquing! in all five of our locations. Our vend ...
"Family Flea Market & Flooring is one of the largest in-door flea markets in east Mississippi and west Alabama opened year round with over 190 permanent vendors. We opened our doors in July 2012 in our 52,000 sq ft warehouse after spending about a month researching software from multiple vendors. GoAntiquing!, by far, was the most user friendly and adaptable software of the four we tested. We are an unusual lot in that we have items from a DIME up to several thousand dollars including a full se ...
"We unofficially opened for business with 2 Dealers, in June 2015. One year later we have grown to 100 spaces rented, with capacity for 125. This is our first venture as a multi-dealer shop, but we are not new to running a business, or antiques. We knew going in we would need to be computerized with 2 POS registers and an office station for reporting, etc. GoAntiquing! was the first software we stumbled upon on the internet. We thought it was great to be able to download a free tr ...
When we started our business, Yesterday's Antique Market, we spent quite a bit of time researching the internet and making phone calls to others in this same business to get ideas for our new store. One of the best decisions we made was to use GoAntiquing! Point of Sale software for our computer program. Service has been very prompt for the few times we have had questions or needed help. We find GoAntiquing! has been well worth the price and we would highly recommend this program fo ...
I have used GoAntiquing! Point of Sale since the day I opened in May 2014. The best business decision ever! The support team has always been great getting back to me immediately and is always so helpful. I love the gateway that updates my vendors, we call it the Love Notes. Makes my life so much easier. Cyndee Stapp A Piece of the Past ~ Antique & Vintage Mall 1430 Mission Dr. Solvang, California 805-688-5533 ...
Mitzi Ponce, proprietor of 2Cs Vendor wrote this testimonial. I typically put testimonials only on the GoAntiquing! website, but felt this one might be a useful read for a wider audience. Also, consider visiting her on the internets; www.2CsVendorMall.com, FaceBook.com/2CsVendorMall, instagram.com/2CsVendorMall. Mitzi says: I should have written this testimonial for GoAntiquing! Point of Sale over a year ago, but I'm glad I waited, because two years' experience with Brave New Softwar ...
I sold my communications company in 2011 and wanted to support our local businesses in Greensboro NC. I rented a 12,000 square foot brick and mortar building in a desirable area of town. We then revamped the space to rent showrooms to local designers, artists and merchants. We knew if we were to launch this, and be successful, we needed to offer EXCEPTIONAL customer service -- not only to our customers but also to the merchants renting from us. (Small businesses today have many challenges an ...
This has been a long time coming! We have been customers of GoAntiquing for over 10 years. Since then, we have grown from a 3500 square-foot store to 3 stores with over 50,000 square-feet. If you are looking for an easy to use vendor mall & consignment software, this is the one for you. GoAntiquing! is packed full of fantastic features to make your POS and bookkeeping run efficiently and seamlessly. As needs have arisen, we have been able to communicate ideas that have been implemente ...
Point-Of-Sale Hardware - Available at
The following list is
point-of-sale hardware equipment that is available at our partner
's website.
Although not strictly considered to be POS hardware, a PC running some variety of Microsoft Windows is required. See this
for more info.
You do not need a touch screen type PC, though that will certainly work, we just don't recommend spending the extra for it unless you want to..
If you already own point-of-sale hardware it can almost certainly be used with
GoAntiquing! Point of Sale
We do not sell this hardware, you must purchase separately.
For a minimal configuration all you need is a laser or inkjet printer to print receipts and reports.
You will get a better checkout experience, faster, more professional, with at least a receipt printer.
Upgrade from just the receipt printer to other hardware as needed.
All items in the list below are tested as compatible with
GoAntiquing! Point of Sale
The following coupon can be used by
customers for purchases at POS Guys of $500 or more: PG5GOANTIQUE
Receipt Printer
Epson TM-T20II Receipt Printer, Dark Grey with Power Supply, Serial, USB Interfaces (C31CD52062-GA)
Cash Drawer (connected to 'true' Receipt Printer which is then connected to PC - this is a 'daisy chain' connection)
APG Vasario Cash Drawer Color: Black with Painted Front Dual Media Slots 16"x16" case
Receipt Printer Driven
320 MultiPRO Interface (See Accessories for Cable) (VB320-BL1616-GA)
APG Universal 320 MultiPro Cable (Drawer #1 RJ Connection, connects from APG Cash Drawer to Epson Receipt Printer) (CD-101A-GA)
Cash Drawer (connected via USB directly to PC)
APG Vasario Cash Drawer, Color: Black with Painted Front, Dual Media Slots, 16"x16" case, USB HID, Class End Node Interface
Only for customers who will not use a true receipt printer to print receipts. **NOTE: We do not recommend this for customers running Windows 10 64-bit. Some customers have reported failure to open the drawer under this edition of Windows 10.
NOTE: We do not recommend this for customers running Windows 10 64-bit edition. Some customers have reported failure to open the drawer under Windows 10.
Barcode Scanner
Voyager 1250g Scanner, Black, 1D, Presentation Stand and Cable, USB Interface (1250G-2USB-1-N-GA)
Program this scanner for proper operation with
by printing
this document
and following instructions.
Label Printer
Zebra ZD410 Desktop Printer, Gray with 2" Direct Thermal Printing, 203 dpi, US Cord, USB & Bluetooth LE (ZD41022-D01M00EZ-GA)
Pole Display
Logic Controls PDX3000 Pole Display, Black with Configurable Command Set, USB Interface (PDX3000-UP-BK-GA)
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See the Connection between Mind and Body with Mindfulness
Mindfulness allows you to see the connection between the mind and body. This can be useful when dealing with any situation. Imagine you're scared of spiders. As you walk downstairs before dawn, you can see a shape on the floor in the gloom. You think, 'It's a spider!' Your heart starts pounding and you begin to sweat. You're unsure if you should even move, in case you disturb the spider.
Your thoughts go wild. Then you look again to notice the shape doesn't look quite right. You switch on the light to discover it's only a mark on the carpet! You feel relieved.
When you saw the mark as a spider, a whole series of changes took place in your body. You experienced the changes because of what you thought and interpreted the mark to be – in other words, because of your mind. When you realized it was just a stain on the carpet, a set of calming reactions took place. The object remained exactly the same.
The way you changed your bodily reaction was by bringing curiosity to your experience, and then switching on the light. Through awareness and curiosity, you begin to interpret things differently, to see them as they actually are rather than what you think they are.
By becoming more skillful in the way you use your mind, you can create the conditions to help rather than hinder the healing process. High levels of stress reduce the strength of your immune system, so any creative ways of reducing stress are bound to have some positive effect.
Here's a very short exercise you can try that clearly demonstrates the link between your mind and body.
Make yourself comfortable sitting or lying down and close your eyes if you want.
Imagine you're hungry and are about to eat your favorite food.
You can smell the food and see it on your plate. Take a few minutes to imagine what the food looks and smells like. You take a piece of the food, and begin eating. Imagine the taste of the delicious food in your mouth.
Notice any changes happening in your body.
Are you salivating? Do you feel the desire to have this food now? Do you feel certain emotions manifesting in your body? Are some parts of your body becoming tense or relaxed?
This short exercise again shows how your mind can directly have an effect on your body. All you did in this exercise was use your mind to create images in your head. And yet all sorts of physical changes took place in your body.

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If you are interested in having me conduct a workshop for your school, district, organization or conference, please contact me via email at meenoo.rami (at) gmail.com. Thanks!
Schools and organizations can request Meenoo to speak or lead a workshop. Possible topics to consider:
- Ways to thrive as an educator — finding joy and energy in your work
- Authentic reading and writing practices in a high school English classroom
- Integrating technology into your practice with thought and intention
- Classroom practice in a Connected World
- Reading and writing across the curriculum
- Curriculum planning or re-imagining to increase student engagement and agency
- Literacy leadership and coaching support
What attendees are saying about Meenoo's work:
"Meenoo's keynote presentation at the Australian Education in Games Summit 2018 was both fascinating and inspiring. Meenoo spoke authentically and with passion to the no nonsense crowd and had them laughing, thinking and participating. Her powerful encouragement toward developing story-driven, creative communities and critical computational thinkers opened the conference with a strong positive message. Meenoo provided great ideas to connect educators, creative professionals and learners, enabling them to take powerful educational journeys into the future."
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You were amazing! You are the perfect blend of teacher, technologist, humorist and innovator. You inspired all of us. Thanks https://t.co/ptBPpW79Y7
— Kurt Madden (@kurtmadden) August 30, 2017
I wanted to thank you for joining us at Orientation last week. Opening with someone who is so invested in the children of Philadelphia and their potential was a powerful way to start the week. Your humor, relevant advice and sincerity resonated with the educators in our audience – both the newbies and the more seasoned folks.
— Meredith Mehra, Director of Office of Teaching & Learning, School District of Philadelphia
Meenoo was very inspiring. I loved her emphasis on making learning relevant and preparing our students for a story-driven, personalized, collaborative world.
— 2015 Literacy for All Conference Evaluation
Meenoo was incredible! I loved the entire presentation. She was so down to Earth and REAL, and really opened my eyes to the importance of a writer's audience.
— 2015 Literacy for All Conference Evaluation
Meenoo was invited to Keynote our closing day of the Penn State York Summer Literacy Institute 2015 on Close Reading. This is usually a difficult day to keep attendees' (K-12 teachers from the region) attention – after a whole week of learning. Meenoo was everything I could have hoped for in a KIeynote to close out the week. She was highly engaging to elementary and secondary teachers alike. They were completely inspired by her message. They shared comments about how passionately she spoke and how compelling her message was. She provided authentic examples of her work in the classroom too. Her books sold out immediately after the session. I would have Meenoo back to speak at any conference for teachers that I held. She challenged educators to think about their students, classroom practices, and what reading and writing is needed in the world today.
— Dr. Aileen Hower, Penn State Summer Institute Director
My favorite session at the PASCD 2015 Annual Conference was keynote speaker Meenoo Rami. As a fellow English teacher, her words and ideas really resonated with me. So much of what she said inspired me to increase inquiry and student autonomy in my classroom. In Rami's words, "We will not create the change agents we need if we don't empower our students to create their own learning." Meenoo Rami truly understands what education needs today: connected teachers with the desire (and the ability) to put their students' educational needs and desires above all else.
— Rebecca Hoffmann, English Teacher, Mars School District, PA
Meenoo Rami leads her colleagues with meaningful inspiration. During her workshop with our local teachers she shared some of her reflections which are highlighted in her recent book entitled Thrive. As a result, the room was a buzz with conversations that really mattered to everyone. Rami effectively offers teachers useful "take aways" and concrete strategies for empowered classroom practices. But in the process, Meenoo also grabs the heart of teachers and reminds them of the possibility of real transformative learning. The ability to transform lives is at the heart of every teacher's calling. Meenoo's work puts that calling front and center. Her workshops are invaluable because she reminds teachers of just how important their work is to our collective future.
— Dr. Mia Zamora, Director of Kean University Writing Project
During her Conference on English Leadership's Annual Convention 2013 address, Meenoo Rami shared her tremendous passion and innovative ideas with the audience. Her talk captivated and inspired us to create more authentic learning experiences for our students. She showed us how to teach students that language empowers them and enables to make significant contributions to their communities. She showed how her students used technology to make connections with experts in their fields of interest, produce online magazines and much more. In addition, to her informative speech, Ms. Rami generously gave her time and expertise to address specific questions of individual members. Since our convention, members continue to discuss the ideas Ms. Rami presented and how they are using them to transform their classrooms into engaging learning environments for students.
— Heather Rocco, CEL committee member, NCTE member
"After hearing @meenoorami at CEL, I made a commitment to create more authentic, real assessments for my students" –@_camccabe #edchat — Heinemann Publishin (@HeinemannPub) January 17, 2014
Yesterday (April 14, 2014) Meenoo presented and then sat in a circle with about 18 teachers (of varying degrees of teaching experience) and our school principal and curriculum coordinator. It was a transformational hour! This morning the department has been galvanized with ideas and inspirations from this frank and humble yet assertive master teacher. A team of three teachers wants to change their final exam this June to be more project-based along the lines of what Meenoo Rami advocates (and speaks of in her new book Thrive). I immediately endorsed the idea. Other teachers are talking about "applying" Meenoo's ideas here. It's very exciting for me to see my colleagues so inspired! There are "consultants" and then there is Meenoo Rami. Go for the authentic and please have your teachers hear Meenoo.
— Bruce Emra
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We're #LIVE from #MSC2018 with Meenoo Rami, author of Thrive, and Director of Professional Learning Dr. Robert Peters to close out the Model Schools Conference. #edthrive #LeaderEd
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Information Literacy This article is by Patricia Senn Breivik. It was presented at NORDINFO in 2001.
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We received much good advice yesterday, and I shall build upon those earlier comments. In particular, I would ask you to remember Hans Geleijnse's admonition to have a vision before you which is central to the mission of your institution. I would further suggest that your version should be broad enough to include the larger environment which shapes your institution's mission and then - as urged by Mirja Ryynänen of the Finnish Parliament - there is the need to aggressively market your vision.
Information literacy is certainly one such vision. It responds to concerns for graduates' needing to be prepared for lifelong learning, problem solving and critical thinking. Information literacy is actually the liberal arts concept of preparing people for a lifetime of learning updated for an Information Age, and it directly addresses the digital divide.
There are some myths that can obscure the vision for an information literate society and its importance. Let us briefly consider those.
- The myth that technology and/or Internet access is all that is needed to solve our world's problems. Americans have always liked quick fixes, so this myth especially appeals to us. The problem is that we have too much evidence around us that the digital divide is growing not shrinking.
- The myth that computer literacy is enough. Again, we have too much evidence to the contrary in developed nations. For example, Taizo Nishimuro, President of Toshiba Corporation states:
"Information technology, in particular the Internet and the web, have introduced a new society where people can share information freely, anywhere, at anytime, across the globe. Information networks have become an essential element of our lives and the global economy. With widespread use of the Internet, it becomes clear that skills required are not merely how to use a computer or how to get information, but rather how to solve problems and how to create values with the help of others through information networks. Therefore, the term information literacy means more than so-called computer literacy."
- The myth that everything is on the web. This is a misconception in two ways. First, much information is not digitalized; much local information, for example, is often not available, because it is not commercially profitable to mount such information online. Second, much information that is online is not accessible to most people due to the limitations of search engines. This limitation is significant because 85% of users use search engines to locate information.2
Let me quote from two research studies. The first comes from a 1999 article published in Nature. It documented the following:
- Search engine coverage relative to the estimated size of the publicly indexable web has decreased substantially since December 1997, with no engine indexing more than about 16% of the estimated size of publicly indexable web.
- Search engines are typically more likely to index sites that have more links to them (more 'popular' sites). They are also typically more likely to index US sites than non-US sites.
- Indexing of new or modified pages by just one of the major search engines can take months.
- 83% of sites contain commercial content and 6% contain scientific or educational content.
- A summary of this research project stated "The current state of search engines can be compared to a phone book, which is updated irregularly, is biased toward listing more popular information, and has most of the pages ripped out."


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by Mandy Steward
The last two days I have had the rare chance to observe two sets of parents chase after their toddler kids. It is as if when the mom and dad are together, the children have even more energy and require even more attention.
I watched a mom calmly take her daughter to the bathroom. I watched the boy sit quietly on his daddy's lap. When the mom returned, I watched the boy wiggle free. I watched the girl pull on her dad's shirt. I watched the mom and dad try to talk to each other. Just to exchange one sentence. I watched the strain in their faces. The tugging on their bodies. The desire to move towards each other and the very present polar energy, spinning around their ankles, weaving through their legs, winding up their arms, working like mad to pull them apart.
"How did we do it?" I laughed, asking my Love Interest. Maybe the better question is how are we still doing it, but it is easier now, now that our four kids are old enough to care for some of their own needs.
"It seems like the closer the man and woman get the more chaos ensues. Everything is working against them. It is comical to me how impossible it seems for them to look into each other's eyes and say anything. Why, they don't stand a chance."
My Love Interest answered, "Oh, I am well aware."
I laughed again. Laughed tears right into my eyes. It was hysterical to watch, even if it was not so hysterical to live.
I think there is something to say for getting a little space away from your living. I am all for embodying and being present and living in the moment. But sometimes when the rain has been coming down hard and wet and cold for hours (or years), the chance to open an umbrella and create a little cocoon of observation is a welcome respite.
This week I threw away a blue umbrella that I found abandoned in the corner of our garage. It was missing its handle. It was bent inside out. When you opened it, it broke into two pieces. That's what being a parent to toddlers felt like at times.
"Is that what we looked like? That has to be what we looked like! No wonder if felt hard. No wonder we felt crazy," I said to my Love Interest.
It is hard. It is crazy. It is also hysterical. And beautiful. And breathtaking. If you get some space from it.
I've been learning about "The Aura" through Kundalini yoga. I've been thinking about how this nine foot expanse around myself is a lot like opening an umbrella. I'm fond of Mary Poppins' umbrella with the bird handle and the capacity for flight. My umbrella is like that. It's also like Harry Potter's invisibility cloak. It is like Maxwell Smart's cone of silence. It is like Dr. Who's TARDIS. It is like Alice in Wonderland's Rabbit Hole. And when it's in decent shape, it is big enough for others to climb inside and hide from the rain.
My perspective is uniquely mine. You won't see the same things underneath my umbrella that you see underneath another's. My umbrella is a sanctuary from the storms I have personally weathered. My umbrella attracts a very specific sort of person.
Throughout my life I have been known to huddle under the umbrella of another when mine got stuck closed. These are people who felt safe and inviting to me at the time. They extended their canopy to me.
I've also had moments of timidly but surely stepping out from under the umbrella of another, testing my own aura. Seeing if my colorful waterproof expanse was broad enough to give me safe passage into the big wide world.
Sometimes we walk alone. Sometimes we walk with others. Sometimes we hold our umbrella sideways, like a shield, bracing ourselves against the chaos of wind and weather. Sometimes we dance and twirl in celebration like spinning tops of possibility and delight.
As I watched the couples chasing their kids I imagined myself approaching them in mud-splattered galoshes and a trench coat of many colors, peering around my wide rim of an umbrella saying with mad laughter in my eyes, "Your life looks damn near impossible and it would appear that everything is working against you, but you have to know, from where I stand, peering at your light through this torrent of raindrops, all I see is a rainbow."
It's the umbrella that allows for the perspective. It's like the vantage point of standing behind a waterfall where you can feel all of the spray but none of the force. I grow softer when I realize people live life in direct correlation to the state of their umbrella. And we all know umbrellas can take a real beating.
About Mandy Steward
Mandy Steward is an artist and author of Thrashing About With God: Finding Faith on the Other Side of Everything.
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This could easily be another poem about home.
No, no. You're not the one broken.
How about: walking into our wounds and whispering
the way I wish I could touch a morning.
I could have questioned my sexuality sooner.
These, the selves I dream of.
I could even know how to love by now…
But then would I have felt Ezra sing about Ezra,
or the chalky deposits on the cellar walls of my lungs?
Some strains of mint, like home, are more brittle
than I remember. The people seeing only
what they want, I'd have done better as a comet.
There are people I am warmed by.
It's summer now; the catbirds are sleek and curious—
they know when to reach,
and when to stay just out of sight.
A night spent painting a kitchen white.
A night spent painting, spent searching for a new normal.
A night, a slight chill, and outside under the streetlight
I walk her home, and barely acknowledge her love of the stars.
How to Survive
One spring my young niece tells me she wants to go exploring.
We're beside the old barn.
And she's really good at picking out the deer trails
through the leaves and mud and fresh grass.
She runs ahead. She teaches me
about morels and moss and where the rabbits go when they sleep.
Each of her days is a story she creates.
There's the special puddle where we wash our boots.
There's the clump of moss she slowly places on a rock
beside the barn road. How she whispers to it there you go.
There's her calmness when I point out a dead raccoon.
She climbs trees. She bottle-feeds lambs.
She tells me about a deer walking
through a morning fog; how you see it
and how, simply, it sees you, too.
A horseshoe crab tail I found (already without the rest of the crab) just above the tideline. It's surprisingly strong and just the right amount of sinister-looking. I found it on a multi-hour walk up the shore, away from the crowds of beach-goers--the type of walk I need every month or so just to keep my head above water. It seems magical--like some sort of wand that could do great things if I could only find its secret. I haven't, yet.
Travis received his MFA from West Virginia University and currently lives in Morgantown. He is often found knee-deep in a river looking for crawdads. Or, if not there, then nose-deep in a book with his cat, Dumpling, asleep on his chest. He is still searching for a way to have both of these occur at the same time. Dumpling has yet to cooperate.


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If you have time to spare there are plenty of other places in Scotland which are within easy reach of Edinburgh and well worth a visit. Most attractions are no more than an hour's drive away. The highlights are Hopetoun House of Robert Adam fame and the impressive ruins of Linlithgow Palace, birthplace of Mary Queen of Scots in 1542.
One of the best day trips from the Scottish capital is to the ancient town of Dunfermline, north of Edinburgh. It can easily be visited in a day, which will give you time to see its famous abbey and palace as well as the Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum.
Portobello was once where the whole of Edinburgh would go on a sunny weekend, to paddle in the Firth of Forth. The long, sandy beach is still quite busy on sunny days, but in general it offers a relaxing escape from the city-center bustle.
Dalkeith Country Park makes for a great day out. The magnificence of the architecture is matched by the natural splendor of the estate. The breathtaking woodland walks are formed in part by remnants of the ancient Forest of Caledon – a site of special scientific interest. If you have kids in tow, the park also boasts a fabulous adventure playground with rope swings, 'flying foxes' and one of the longest slides you are likely to see.
If golf is your thing, then you may well be spoiled for choices. Nearby St. Andrews is called the home of golf, and its historical ruins and delightful university town are good diversions if the wind comes up, but other places around Edinburgh and the Lothians can give those clubs a hell of a good run for their money. There are no less than 28 private clubs in and around the area, and most of these will welcome visitors, especially midweek.


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It was a beautiful and sunny day here, and FINALLY warm enough to get out and have some fun!
Of course, with moss on the brain, between snow angels, snow shovelling, sliding and checking out all that was covered in snow, I went searching for materials for the terrarium I have been excited to make.
I wandered through the garden area, and was surprised to find two clumps of moss covered dirt! Well of course that ignited the drive to find more. And there it was, still growing on the tree! A little brushing away of the snow, a little screwdriver that was just close enough to grab and I was able to peel away some nice batches of moss. A few rocks, pinecones and a little stump (I think it looks like the foot of an elephant!) that had been cut away from our Christmas Tree, and inside we went to create our little terrarium.
I quietly held onto the cover from Makiya's birthday cake (thank you Grandma for the DQ Ice Cream Cake!), dreaming of ideas, things we had around the house, what we could use to turn it into a beautiful little terrarium. Along with our outside treasures, we added some cat grass seeds that I hope will get sprouted in the next couple of days. (I have some plants almost ready to take cuttings from, and as soon as they are ready, we will add them too.)
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Wintry jackets and dresses followed, printed with bare tree branches on delicate silver and worn with tall marabou hats. A series of draped liquid-metal chenille dresses showed it was the mix of textures that made everything work.
The Apfel inspiration was not translated literally, but there were still plenty of references to some of Iris' favorite things, like the supersized accessories. Feathered neckpieces stood out a good six inches from models' necks, as did the feather bracelets. Other neck ornamentation referenced African jewelry, which Apfel has collected in her travels. A sheer black caftan was edged in gold leaf detail.
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Please pardon our absence, everyone! We've been out of town for a little over a week (for both work and to visit family in Utica), but we're back in the office today, and the first order of business is to blog this amazingly gorgeous Winter wedding!! :)
We loved Molly and Vinny the minute we met them. They are so cute together, and such a fun couple! I can remember sitting across from them at our initial meeting, and listening to them talk about what they had planned so far. I kept getting more and more excited as Molly described what Park Country Club would look like at Christmastime, and I couldn't wait to see it in person! The wedding date they chose was also my birthday, so I knew it was meant to be. What are the odds?! After the meeting, Ben said to me, "Are you sure you want to work on your birthday?" I definitely thought about that for a minute before replying, but the truth is, I can't think of a better way to spend my birthday than by doing what I love!I'm one of those people who loves Christmas and all things Christmas-related, so I knew that it would be beautiful; but, I can hardly even find the words to describe how beautiful it truly was. We have shot at Park Country Club quite a few times now, but I have never seen it look as magical as it did that night. It might just be me, but I really think that Christmas decorations can make anything more beautiful! I started out the day with Molly and the girls at The Mansion on Delaware, which is always lovely, but of course, it was even more lovely than usual with all of the Christmas decorations! Molly and Vinny were kind enough to share their Top Five Favorite Wedding Day Memories with us, so I will be including those throughout the post. :) One of Molly's Top Five: "When my dad first walked into the room at the Mansion, and saw me in my wedding dress." That was definitely an amazing moment, and I feel honored to have been able to capture it!
After Molly and the girls were ready to roll, we took a few minutes to grab some portraits at the Mansion. I love these so much! Molly looked AMAZING!
Then, we hopped on the limo and had a fun ride over to St. Louis Church. ;) Ben started out the day with Vinny and the guys at Molly and Vinny's apartment. I wasn't there, of course, but from what I hear, trying to tie your own bow tie is pretty challenging stuff!
Here is one of Vinny's Top Five: "Getting ready with the groomsmen and trying to figure out how to tie my bowtie!"St. Louis Church is one of the most stunning churches in Buffalo, and it's always a pleasure for us to shoot there. The time of day Molly and Vinny chose to have their ceremony was absolute perfection! The light was gorgeous!
A few more Top Five Wedding Day Memories from our lovely couple!
Vinny: "Talking with my best man right before the ceremony started." "Seeing my beautiful wife for the first time as the church doors opened."
Molly: "Laughing and talking with my Dad in the back of St. Louis right before he walked me down the aisle." "Saying my vows, and listening to Vinny say his. That was an incredibly powerful moment – even with everyone watching you feel like the only two people in the world!"
We did manage to convince them to step outside for just a few shots with the beautiful Winter sunset. I think it was less than 10 minutes total, but we still got some great shots! Then, we made our way over to Park Country Club for a rockin' reception! I walked in, and my jaw literally just dropped. Park CC is so grand as it is, but never have I seen such a stunning display of Christmas decor!! I was immediately reminded of Christmas time at Hogwarts, and I could barely contain my excitement! I don't usually blog the "introductions," but these were especially fun, and I adore the red dresses. ;) Here are two more of Molly's Top Five: "Our first dance. I had a ball and loved hearing people cheer and clap as we did our turns and dips–the dance lessons paid off!" "My sister's beautiful toast!" After the formal dances, the dance floor opened up, and it was off the charts! What a party!! We had a great time shooting it! And, here are the last of Molly and Vinny's Top Five Favorite Wedding Day Memories!
Molly: "Watching all of our friends and family on the dance floor! After all of the planning, it is the most amazing and worthwhile feeling to look around and see so many people you love dancing, smiling, and celebrating the day!"
Vinny: "The dance floor at Park, especially Shout!" "Classin' up the evening with family and friends at Colter Bay and Jim's Steakout!"
Advice from Vinny: "Try to step back and enjoy the day because it goes by too quickly!"
Molly and Vinny – we can't thank you enough for choosing us to be a part of your wedding day! What a stunning celebration it was!! We had such an amazing time, and we are very grateful for the way that you and your families made us feel so welcome! I can't think of a better way to have spent my birthday! You two are absolutely awesome, and we wish you both a lifetime of happiness. Much love, J + B :)
Patty SAYS...
Love these photos, you captured so much beauty!
Stacy SAYS...
Great pictures!!! We fell in love with Park when we visited at Christmas time, now I'm wondering why we waited till to get married after!
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Amazing Winter wedding! Pictures are gorgeous, everyone had a wonderful time! Love you guys!
Erin SAYS...
What a pretty winter wedding!
Kathleen SAYS...
The lace on her dress is AMAZING and I love the shot of the two of them on the kneeler with the stained glass behind them. Gorgeous photos :)
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Wow! Great Job!


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- Whether you choose the warmer or cooler pool, starting is never easy. You can shorten the pain of entry by just jumping in and getting your head wet.
- Have goals, yes, by all means have goals. But don't overwhelm yourself with big numbers. Rather, just think of the lap you are completing as you are completing it. As you complete that lap, repeat the next highest lap number to yourself until you complete that one.
- When your head is under water, it is not the time to inhale, but rather the time to exhale all you've got. But, when your head is above water, don't let that opportunity to take a deep breath pass you by.
- Sometimes while you're swimming, you forget whether you were in the middle of lap 12 or 13. Always believe the lower number of the two. By the end, you'll either have completely and honestly met your goal, or have exceeded it and not even known.
- Be sure to include a swirly flip turn at each end of the pool. They break up the boring straight line and give you that extra boost to kick off the wall with more power than before.
- If your lane partner is extra splashy, just close your eyes. Don't worry, they'll pass by shortly.
- When water gets in your swim cap and goggles, drain them in the middle of the lane. If you do it at one end of the pool, you'll have to convince yourself to start up again.
- If your heart starts to beat too fast, or you find yourself frantically gasping for air, don't stop. Just slow down. Become more deliberate in your stroke, and hold your head above water and second longer than you normally would. Your heart will calm down, and your breath will come back. And you won't have missed a beat.
- When you've accomplished your initial goal, swim a victory lap! (Or two, or three...) Just because you can.
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Life Lessons Learned While Swimming Laps
As I was dragging myself through the BYU's swimming pool around 6:30 this morning, I began to compose this post in my mind as a distraction from the monotony of swimming laps. Because, let's face it: in life there are big goals to be accomplished, and generally they are accomplished through monotonous means and by our ability to endure that monotony well. And so I present to you, life lessons learned while swimming laps:
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By 'secularised' we mean to move from otherworldliness, to present a more distant and indistinct conception of the supernatural, to relax the moral restrictions on members and to surrender claims to an exclusive and superior truth.
The post-evangelicalism of former evangelicals such as Rob Bell, Brian McLean, and Steve Chalke, reminds us that successful movements tend to drift from orthodoxy to secularism over time.
Every generation faces its own challenge to remain faithful to the gospel, while remaining connected to a lost world.
You can be faithful in your view of scripture, your doctrine of the atonement, and sexual ethics, yet unfaithful in connecting with lost people in a lost world. Being right is not enough.
Being relevant is not enough. You can be contextualised in a postmodern world, and yet adrift from the truth of the gospel.
When Jesus welcomed the woman who wept at his feet (Luke 7:36-50) he announced to the room of religious bigots that, "her sins are many." They agreed. Jesus was not soft on sin. Yet he welcomed her love and devotion because this woman who had been forgiven much, loved him much. He came looking for people like her because they were lost, and he loved them.
Post-evangelicalism would have us believe that there is no sin to forgive. Jesus just accepts her. He's on the side of the marginalised. Yet Jesus taught that we all need forgiveness — the sexually immoral person, the corrupt government official, the military officer, the lost son and the righteous son, the proud Pharisee.
To say that there is nothing to forgive, that God does not judge sin, is an unloving act. Listen to Rob Bell's interview. It's all about keeping up which changing social trends to ensure the survival of the church. Compromise is too high a price to pay for relevance.
God judges sin. If that offends you, consider the alternative; a world in which God is indifferent to evil. A world without justice.
The God who opposes evil is the God who bore the consequences of our rebellion. Let them reject this as "cosmic child abuse." Reality won't change. God judges evil. God rescues sinners through Christ's death. There is no other gospel.
The gospel of progressive Christianity cannot save. It leaves people lost in their sin, separated from his sacrificial love.
No one will cross the road, let alone the ocean, to spread this gospel. No-one will suffer and die for it. Why should they? It's a gospel for those who have lost their faith, but want to hang on to it's trappings.


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jdk8-openjdk 8.u144-1
jre8-openjdk 8.u144-1
jre8-openjdk-headless 8.u144-1
and dependencies:
java-runtime-common 2-2
java-environment-common 2-2
clean 32-bit wineprefix
winetricks directx9 d3dx9_43
Copy nfsw.exe from 1.9.3 server to game Data folder and overwrite, for easier usage you can make a script for server:
#!/bin/bash cd "/your/server/location/1.9.3" java -jar nfsw1930.jar & sleep 3 cd "/your/game/location/sdx/Data" wine nfsw.exe US http://127.0.0.1:7331/soapbox/Engine.svc a 1
chmod +x Server.sh
And now it should work fine.
Hi, anyone managed to run NFS Offline Server with native windows libs (python, java etc.) in wine?
So, basically, everything works, launcher, game, entering game etc., I can drive about, go to races etc., but powerups do not work untill i choose language for chat (in game), when i do choose, powerups work, but after ~5-8 seconds game freezes.
I can't remmember, there was 3 cmd windows in background when server starts? Because I get only 2. I want to run it with wine python (for obvious reasons) and java.
For anyone interested, here's what I did:
1. Created 32 bit prefix (WinXP).
2. Installed Net.Framework 3.5 (no SP) using winetricks (added 2.0 etc. automatically).
3. Installed ie8 using winetricks, python 2.7 (provided from server readme) with "wine msiexec /i".
4. Changed prefix to Win7, installed Java 8u66 (tried also 8u121, same), registered java env. to my version as suggested on winehq appdb for Java 8.
5. Installed DirectX9 via winetricks.
6. Started launcher, imported persona, carslots etc., started server (2 windows, started sucessfully), started game.
Tried reverting to WinXP (it works the same), tried using both native and builtin libs.


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Winter 2003, Arles France was damp, dank, and stank in many ways. Very little had changed since Van Gogh traipsed through these streets and frequented this bar and brothel.
Most people know of Van Gogh from his series of night paintings painted while living here in Arles in the 1880's, rooming with Gaugin. In fact, most of his night paintings were interiors, which were painted inside this here bar/restaurant/brothel. This location was immortalized in one of his most famous, and recognizable icons in art history, "The Night Cafe".
When Vincent was alive, he was despised by the people of Arles, who viewed him more as a nuisance. Their tolerance for him wore extremely thin, after he [purportedly] diced his ear and gave it to his hooker-gal, Rachel; who offered professional room service above this Cafe.
After Van Gogh's errant Ginsu knife performance, the people of Arles with pitchforks and torches, literally ran Van Gogh out of town. It was the slice heard round the world! They stripped him of his dignity, and even his name!
Then people of Van Gone ville saw an opportunity on how to capitalize on this extraordinary story. The name "Van Gogh", could bring lots of money from Pilgrams paying homage to the mad genius. The first thing the townsfolk did was name the cafe', "Cafe Vincent Van Gogh." Then began, "talking it up" in a sensational way.
Now days Van Gogh is their favorite son!
122 years later, the Cafe' is painted in brash yellow-green colors; this was someones overt way to make it look like it was a prop in Van Gogh's painting. They used colors from Van Goghs's palette! When looking at it in the daytime, it almost glows; like it is painted with florescent paint!
It's silly!
The Color has nothing to do with the surrounding architecture, It's the brightest building in the neighborhood! One can't help but wonder, what's in a name? The bottom line is tourist money. Make the location glow "All Night and Day", in a tacky way.
Now, I was still incredibly excited to be there, and I was looking forward to coming back that night: setting up my easel, and painting: Van Stein's version of "Van Gogh's Night Cafe."
If only the weather would hold...
Photo credit: Robert Eringer
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When I was in high school I volunteered at a haunted house to raise money for charity. It was so much fun wearing platform shoes, a black cape and hood with chains around my neck. The combination of face make-up and my black costume with chains, I was one very scary creature. Tucked away in a dark corner, nerve-racked visitors unknowingly walked within inches of me. Then I would jump out and scare the living daylights out of most people. There were times I thought we should have paramedics there for potential heart attacks or seizures.
Although the workplace should not resemble a haunted house, there are a some very scary practices that occur in the office that send chills up my spine. Here is my list of scary office practices:
- Meetings – Meetings are usually a waste of everyone's time. Not all meetings, but most are like being in the Twilight Zone.
- All Hands Meetings – When companies only utilize all hands meetings to discuss bad news.
- Brown-nosing – A culture that allows the general practice of brown-nosing, kissing-up, or flagrantly massaging the egos of his/her bosses to gain favor. Imagine the deviants your culture will attract if brown-nosing is an expected practice.
- High Turnover – People don't leave a great workplace unless there is a very good reason. Just like smart or conscious people run out of a haunted house, there is a reason people are running from your company.
- No Exit Interviews – When management does not consider the information from a departing employee to be important, I wonder if there is blood in the leadership's veins. Either you have real big problems, or you simply have some minor human relations tweaks to be made here and there. Don't you want to know?
- Lay-offs – Companies that expel their "most important assets" – employees – is a very frightening practice. Especially when leaders have not tried to find other areas to cut expenses, including the executive budget.
- Never Having Fun – A company that does not know how to have fun is like working in a funeral home. I've never worked in a funeral home but it doesn't seem like a fun place to work.
What are some scary workplace practices that you have experienced or observed?
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One thing that scares me in the office is the dangling carrot…. Every time someone presents me with a challenge to over achieve at my job so that "we" can reach our "team's" projected numbers, I find it is only a matter of time after making good on my promise that our goals for commissionable dollars are increased.
And although I haven't seen so much of that with my current company than others in past experiances, I know it can still happen.
But the biggest thing that scared me lately – rather knocked the wind right out of me -, was uncovering theft on commissionable sales between senior account executives and fellow inside sales reps.
Being in sales my entire career I believe I have developed a pretty good "B-S" metter allowing me to see people more clearly than they think I do. Or so I thought.
Soon after I began my work in my current position I was informed numerous times to keep a close eye on what business I entered into my sales pipeline. Not sure how to take that comment, I disreguarded the advice and went about my merry way. Just this past week, 9 months later and through my own audit, I have uncovered that 60% of opportunities for new business that I had created which were labeled closed/lost deals were in fact not lost but rather won. This was done by manipulating our CRM in such a way where the records (with my name attached) were deleted then recreated (under another ISR's name) then passed up to other outside sales reps (all three are siblings to each other) who then were able to close the deals and earn the commissionable dollars.
I had my suspisions about this but wasn't able bring it to my boss as I had no direct evidence to prove any of this. So after hours and hours of looking through our CRM I uncovered exactly how they were able to do this… which is where I find myself now… Everything in my gut tells me to scream to high heaven! But I have to wonder if that warning I was given before, was it to protect me or to advise me that this is just the common practice here and that I better go along to get along.
But that begs an even bigger question if that was good advise than obviously there had to have been previous knowledge of this kind of unethical "business as ussual" behavior. Which makes me very warry of taking this up the proper channels. My gut says to go right to the top with this new found proof but would that C-Level executive really take my word over that of their most successful seasoned sales reps? And if action was taken and the negative impact it can have on the rest of th year's pipeline I have to also wonder which decision would impact his level of responsibility less. Because ultimately they would have to choose the lessor of two evils. Pull back the curtain revealing the monster and lose revenue or keep the monster hidden and ignore the blatent (although cleverly hidden) theft on commissionable dollars?
The irony here is that even with the loss of 60% of the opportunities taken out of my pipeline and going into someone else's pocket I still have managed to lead my team in commissionable dollars. How I only wish I had that other 60% back. Either way I've started looking around at those companies seeking sales reps. And not to pour gasoline on an already out of control emotional fire, but it wasn't more than a month ago where I was saying to friends "yeah I love where I work, of course you have to really buy into the work enviornment to be successful there." I don't think I've ever been so right about a statement when what I ment was something else entirely.


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