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Tuesday, October 28, 2014
CT to Handle Quarantines on Case-by-Case Basis
By Arielle Levin Beckerwww.ctmirror.org
Connecticut will require all travelers from the West African countries most affected by the Ebola virus to be actively monitored, require those who meet certain risk factors to be quarantined, and will decide each case individually, according to a statement released by Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's office Monday night.
The stated policy appears less stringent than one the Malloy administration issued Oct. 16, which said all asymptomatic people who come to Connecticut from Liberia, Sierra Leone or Guinea, or who have been in contact with someone with Ebola, would be quarantined. But an administration spokesman said the procedures outlined Monday are in line with what the state has implemented in the past week. Public health officials said last week that they could use discretion in handling individual cases.
State policies for addressing people possibly exposed to the deadly virus have received significant scrutiny in recent days following the diagnosis of Ebola in a New York City physician who had recently returned from volunteering in Guinea with the group Doctors Without Borders.
Soon after, the governors of New York and New Jersey announced mandatory quarantine policies for returning medical workers last week, triggering a backlash from public health experts.They warned that mandatory quarantines for medical providers showing no symptoms were not scientifically justified and could reduce the willingness of health care workers to volunteer to fight the outbreak in West Africa.
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Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Access Health CT Chief Leaving for Fed Job
By Arielle Levin Beckerwww.ctmirror.org
Kevin Counihan: led Access Health CT through a relatively smooth launch. Ctmirror.org photo
Kevin Counihan is resigning as the chief executive of Connecticut's health insurance exchange to lead the once-troubled federal Obamacare marketplace, officials announced today.
As CEO of the federal exchange, Counihan will assume responsibility for the HealthCare.gov insurance marketplace, a crucial piece of the Affordable Care Act that is used to enroll people in coverage in nearly three dozen states.
The federal exchange's launch last fall was considered disastrous, and Counihan's appointment comes less than three months before the Nov. 15 start of the second open enrollment period for private insurance.
Counihan will also run the Center for Consumer Information and Insurance Oversight, a part of the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services that plays a key role in implementing the health law.
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Saturday, June 07, 2014
Connecticut and Climate Change: 'We Get it Here'
By Mark Pazniokaswww.ctmirror.org
Connecticut met an initial goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions to 1990 levels by 2010 and is on track to meet the next goal of going 10-percent those levels by 2020, according to a progress report issued today.
"We know that greenhouse gases are in fact affecting our environment, at least we believe that in this part of the country, and have precious little debate about it, I might add," Gov. Dannel P. Malloy said.
The state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection released the report at Crest, a heating-and-cooling company in Hartford that spent $145,000 to install rooftop solar energy panels that are saving the firm $22,000 annually.
Solar energy is growing in Connecticut, but the biggest reduction in carbon pollution came from the state's shift from coal to natural gas to produce electricity. Emissions in the power sector have dropped 31 percent since 1990 and 22 percent since 2005.
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Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Local Hoarders the Focus of Task Force
By James Lomuscio
It's the stuff of reality television that always seems to occur elsewhere and often appears more staged that real—hoarding.
A special Westport task force is studying the hoarding and clutter issue in area homes. (CLICK TO ENLARGE) Contributed photo
But to hear local officials tell it, hoarding is a local reality with at least 10 known cases in Westport and two in Weston, enough for the Westport-Weston Health District (WWHD) to recently announce the formation of the Safer Homes Task Force, a 10-member group comprising social workers and first responders.
According to Loren Pace, WWHD public health nurse and task force coordinator, the group of Westport and Weston town department representatives began to address the problem informally in June 2012. They have been meeting monthly and have just recently has gone public. Their next monthly meeting is set Tuesday, May 27 at 1:30 p.m. at WWHD offices at 180 Bayberry Lane.
"Our main objective is to protect the public health and safety of the client, the first responders, and the community," Pace said.
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Tuesday, April 29, 2014
CT Measles Cases: 3 in Past Decade, 3 More in 2014
Connecticut has had three confirmed cases of measles this year—the same number of cases as in the previous 10 years combined, according to public health officials.
All three people have recovered, and none of the three cases appear linked, according to the state Department of Public Health. The third case, announced today, occurred in an adult in New Haven County. The first two occurred in Fairfield County in February. One patient was a child and one was an adult.
DPH is urging people who are not sure if they've been vaccinated for measles to check with their doctors. People who had the disease in the past are considered to be immune.
According to the health department, people who are not immune to measles and are showing symptoms of the illness should call their health care providers rather than going to a health care facility to avoid exposing others.
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Thursday, April 10, 2014
CT Senate Votes to Ban sales of Genetically Engineered Grass Seed
By Mark Pazniokaswww.ctmirror.org
The state Senate voted 25 to 11 tonight for legislation that would ban grass seed that is genetically engineered to resist pesticides and herbicides, a step that the Senate's top leader calls necessary to protect the environment against the overuse of lawn chemicals. Opponents call the bill an overreaction to a product not yet on the market.
For the second time in two years, Senate President Pro Tem Donald E. Williams Jr., D-Brooklyn, has taken the lead on legislation addressing genetically modified organisms. Also for the second time, House Speaker J. Brendan Sharkey, D-Hamden, is looking skeptically at a pet issue of his Senate counterpart.
It was unclear tonight if Sharkey would call a vote in the House before the session ends May 7, especially with House Minority Leader Lawrence F. Cafero Jr., R-Norwalk, promising strenuous opposition, which likely means delaying actions.
Cafero said Republicans object to the substance of the bill and the method by which it was passed: Williams amended a pesticide bill to include the ban on genetically engineered seed. The ban never was subjected to a public hearing.
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Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Internal Medicine Group Links Up With Norwalk Hospital
Internal Medicine Associates of Westport (IMAW) has joined Norwalk Hospital Physicians and Surgeons, the employed physician group of Norwalk Hospital, it was announced today. Explaining the move, Jay Horn, IMAW president, said: "Our doctors can concentrate on the day-to-day care of patients and let a larger organization deal with the administrative tasks that frequently distract doctors from patient care tasks." Pictured are the IMAW physicians (back row, l-r) Robert Teltser, Jay Horn, Nina Karol, and Robert Altbaum; (front row) David Baum, Jill Denowitz, and Robert Dresdner. (CLICK TO ENLARGE) Contributed photo
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Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Cutting Connecticut's Trees Sparks Disagreement
By Jan Ellen Spiegelwww.ctmirror.org
Eric Hammerling has a bumper sticker on his car that says: "don't blame the trees." It refers to power outages -– like the massive ones since 2011 after the tropical-style storms Irene and Sandy, and a variety of blizzards and nor'easters.
Last week's removal of trees at Westport's Longshore Club Park did not involve potential power line issues but was highly controversial nevertheless. (CLICK TO ENLARGE) Bob Eckman for WestportNow.com
Falling trees and limbs that took out power lines are most often cited for the outages, and the upshot has been a rush by utilities, the state Department of Transportation, municipalities and individuals to cut trees back and down.
"We can blame the trees," said Hammerling, executive director of the Connecticut Forest and Park Association. "But it's mostly on us for failure to manage our roadside trees for many, many years."
The management of trees –- what, where and how much to cut -– has become contentious in Connecticut. It pits those who are most concerned about keeping the lights on against those who believe we are verging on literal overkill in taking down trees.
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Monday, January 13, 2014
CT Exchange's Private Insurance Customers Skew Older, Male
By Arielle Levin Beckerwww.ctmirror.org
Sixty percent of the people who signed up for private health plans through Connecticut's health insurance exchange are 45 and older, according to figures released today by the federal government.
That's more than twice the share of people in the coveted under-35 age brackets. Twenty-one percent of enrollees are age 18 to 34.
The figures also show that Connecticut stands out as one of just two states with more men than women signing up for private plans through the exchanges. In Connecticut, 54 percent of enrollees are men and 46 percent are women. Nationally, the opposite is true: 54 percent are women and 46 percent are men.
The numbers, released today, cover the first three months of enrollment—Oct. 1 to Dec. 28—in public health insurance exchanges created by the federal health law commonly known as Obamacare.
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Sunday, December 08, 2013
Comings & Goings: Granola Bar Opens
The Granola Bar opened today at Westport's Playhouse Square. The entrepreneurial owners, Julie Gaines and Dana Nooril (see WestportNow Dec. 3, 2013), who also produce and market Granola Oats in retail food stores, said the restaurant offerings range from full breakfasts and lunches with table service as well as bakery goods and coffee at the counter. They said everything is freshly made on the premises. Hours are Monday through Friday 6:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday and Sunday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. (CLICK TO ENLARGE) Dave Matlow for WestportNow.com
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Thursday, October 17, 2013
CT Signs Up 3,847 for New Health Care Coverage
By Arielle Levin Beckerwww.ctmirror.org
In its first 15 days of operations, Connecticut's new insurance marketplace signed 3,847 people up for health care coverage as part of the law commonly known as Obamacare.
Most of the early customers were ages 55 to 64, and, among enrollees under 35, the majority will get Medicaid coverage. Two-thirds of those signing up for private insurance chose plans offered by the state's largest insurer, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, and small businesses have lagged behind individuals in signing up, with only 11 submitting applications so far, according to data presented to the marketplace's board Thursday.
The data was the most comprehensive presented so far, and according to CEO Kevin Counihan, is more than federal officials wanted states to release.
Unlike Connecticut, which chose to develop and run its own marketplace known as a health insurance exchange, 36 states have exchanges that are run fully or in part by the federal government. The federal government has faced criticism for its handling of those exchanges, including not reporting how many people have enrolled so far.
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Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Inside Scoop on Sleep Disorders
Norwalk Hospital sleep disorders expert Christopher Manfredi told the Westport Rotary Club today there is a direct link to weight gain by Americans and lack of sleep. Addressing the club's weekly meeting at Bertucci's Restaurant, he said humans need eight hours of sleep a night and anything less could have medical consequences, including weight gain. The director of the hospital's Sleep Disorders Center also said those who take two or more medications to control high blood pressure are likely to suffer from sleep apnea -– a chronic condition that disrupts sleep. Manfredi, board certified in internal medicine, pulmonary disease and critical care medicine, said in 70 percent of all patients who report sleep apnea, "snoring is a symptom." (CLICK TO ENLARGE) Dave Matlow for WestportNow.com
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Friday, June 14, 2013
Earthplace Screens Film About Toxic Threats
Toxic threats in daily life was the theme of a documentary film, "Unacceptable Levels," screened tonight at Westport's Earthplace. Ed Brown, award-winning writer/director of the film, took part in a post-screening discussion about his work. The event was sponsored by the Town of Westport's Green Task Force, along with Clean Water Action Connecticut. Shannon McAvoy (above), development coordinator for Clean Water Action Connecticut, introduced the film to the audience of more than 60. Contributed photo
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Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Experts Discuss Effects of Trauma on Children
By James Lomuscio
George Hagman, director of outpatient services at Greater Bridgeport Community Mental Health Center, was part of a trauma team sent to Newtown shortly after the Sandy Hook massacre to counsel children at another town elementary school. What he found, he said, was heartbreaking.
Christina Hoven addresses tonight's meeting on children and trauma at the Westport Public Library. (CLICK TO ENLARGE) Dave Matlow for WestportNow.com
"It had been many years since I worked with children," he said about his time at Newtown's Middle Gate Elementary School. "It broke my heart to see how pained and troubled they were."
Hagman was one of two featured speakers tonight at a Westport Public Library talk titled "The Aftermath of Trauma in Children: Helping Newtown and Lessons from 9/11."
The other speaker was Christina Hoven, associate professor of clinical epidemiology in psychiatry at the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health and Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons.
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Tuesday, April 16, 2013
New Tick-Borne Disease in Southern Connecticut
By Grace Merrittwww.ctmirror.org
Yale researchers have discovered a tick-borne illness so new to people in the United States that it doesn't have a common name.
The actual size of the adult tick is only the size of an apple seed. The young deer tick is the size of a poppy seed. Photo by Geoffrey Attardo
The new bacterial infection is spread by the same deer tick that causes Lyme disease and causes a recurring fever, muscle aches, fatigue and, sometimes, a rash and neurological problems.
Using blood tests, researchers have found evidence of infection in 18 cases in southern Connecticut and Westchester County, N.Y. They estimate that the infection can found in 1 percent of the population in areas where Lyme disease is found.
There are currently no tests available for the illness. So far, patients have responded well to a short course of doxycycline, the antibiotic used to treat Lyme disease, said Peter Krause, a senior research scientist at Yale School of Public Health who worked on the study.
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Small distributed systems with outputs as low as 0.5-1.0 peak kW may be practical with battery storage in much of the developing world, generally located in high insolation areas. Such small on-site sources of power could meet the most essential requirements of the more than two billion people still without electric service. Yet even if the installed cost of photovoltaic arrays is eventually reduced to $3/peak watt,17 with the added cost of batteries and power conditioning equipment, such small systems still may be out of reach of most of the people in the developing world.
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Thus, the lead time for meeting most stationary energy requirements with renewable or essentially inexhaustible sources of power, and most transportation fuel needs with electrolytic hydrogen, at acceptable costs, may therefore substantially exceed the allowable time when anthropogenic carbon emissions must be sharply curtailed.
The simplest and most cost-effective approach to gain lead time for achieving sustainability of the United States and global energy systems would be to optimize the use of conventional hydrocarbon fuels by more aggressive development of their existing resource base, and further increases in their utilization efficiency. One key question is how natural gas can serve in this role.
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Introducing my favorite sweetener of all time: DATE PASTE.
I'll come back to the reasons why I love this concoction so much, but for now, I want to write about a topic existing in my head at the moment: change.
I love this time of year. I was 23-years old when I first recognized my overwhelming response to the remarkably beautiful season of reflection. I was engaging in a heart-to-heart with one of my most unimaginable kindred spirits in this lifetime when the subject of seasons came up between us. It just so happened to be September at the time and I remember feeling very nostalgic and inspired just thinking about the months ahead of me. When he asked me which season was my favorite, I answered without hesitation, "Autumn."
How could it not be? The gathering of friends and family around the kitchen table for homemade stew straight off the stove. Late night conversation that lasts way past bedtime. Oversized scarves and my boyfriend's flannel shirt to keep warm. Longer nights and shorter days (I've always been a fan of the dark). My enormous collection of thick blankets put to use. The summer's collective energy finally moving toward silence and stillness.
But something even bigger sparked excitement. Many years and hard-earned lessons later, I've learned how much I cherish introversion; and this season lays the groundwork for contemplation and change. It's a time to let go of all that no longer serves us. Being someone who has held on (to things and ideas) far too long in the past, I now see the beauty and ease of releasing what I do not need and creating space for the life I want. Fall is an opportunity to evaluate our choices and make changes where we see fit. No matter how much experience I have under my belt, there's always room for improvement, and self-growth is a never-ending assignment.
Last night, as I was driving home, one of my favorite songs by Tracy Chapman came on the radio.
"If you knew that you would find the truth that brings a pain that can't be soothed, would you change? How bad, how good does it need to get? How many losses, how much regret? What chain reaction would cause an effect?"
The lyrics had the same impact on me yesterday as they had the first time I heard them 10 years ago. Tracy was one of the first musicians to have a profound effect on me and this song reminds me why she has always been a favorite artist of mine. Change is the only constant and I'm grateful for this time of transition.
Now, back to that handsome jar of sweetener that brought me to this post in the first place. The Date Paste is deliciously pure and made with only one ingredient (unless you count water as an ingredient). I like to put it in smoothies and dip apple slices into it. I also sometimes pour it on my banana ice cream. It can replace other (less healthy) sweeteners but remember the consistency can be tricky when baking with it. Experiment with it and please let me know if you come up with a great dish using Date Paste as the primary sweetener.
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In a ceremony on Tuesday at Warsaw's Okecie Airport, the Polish Air Force VIP squadron 36SPLT (Specjalnego PuÅ'ku Lotnictwa Transportowego = Special Air Transport Regiment) was disbanded.
The ceremony was attended by Deputy Minister of Defence Czeslaw Mroczek, Chief of General Staff of the Polish Army General Mieczyslaw Cieniuch, Air Force Commander Lt. Gen. pil. Lech Majewski, representatives of the Prime Minister, the Sejm and the Polish Senate, local authorities, directors of companies and institutions who have worked with 36SPLT , representatives of the uniformed services, clergy, associations, veterans, retired military, former professional soldiers at rest and Reserve and their families.
The announcement of the disbandment was made back in August last year following the investigation report into the crash of one of the unit's Tupolev Tu154 which crashed in April 2010 at Smolensk in Russia killing all 96 on board – including the country's President, his wife and various high-ranking military and political leaders. The report put the majority of the blame on Polish officials and procedures, although not absolving Russian ATC or the weather for contributing. This led to the resignation of Polish Defence Minister Bogdan Klich.
Aside from a range of fixed-wing aircraft, 36SPLT operated Mil Mi-8 and Pezetel W-3 Sokol helicopters as well as a pair of Bell 412s, one of which is seen in the accompanying photo.
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Do African-Americans vote for Obama because he's black?
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Surviving slavery, segregation and discrimination has forged a special pride in African-Americans. Now some are saying this hard-earned pride has become prejudice in the form of blind loyalty to U.S. President Barack Obama.
Are black people supporting Obama mainly because he's black? If race is just one factor in blacks' support of Obama, does that make them racist? Can blacks supporting Obama be compared to white voters favouring his Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, because he's white?
These questions have long animated conservatives who are frustrated by claims that white people who oppose Obama's policies are racist. This week, when a black actress who tweeted an endorsement of Romney was subjected to a stream of abuse from other African-Americans, the politics of racial accusation came full circle once again.
Stacey Dash, who also has Mexican heritage, is best known for the 1995 film Clueless and the recent cable-TV drama Single Ladies. On Twitter, she was called "jigaboo," "traitor," "house nigger" and worse after posting, "Vote for Romney. The only choice for your future."
The theme of the insults: A black woman would have to be stupid, subservient or both to choose a white Republican over the first black president.
Russell Simmons, a hip-hop mogul and Obama backer, called Dash's experience "racism." Said Barbara Walters on The View: "If she were white, this wouldn't have happened."
Twitter users are by no means representative of America, and many black Obama supporters quickly denounced the attacks. But for people like Art Gary, an information-technology professional, the reason Dash was attacked is simple: She is a black woman supporting a white candidate over a black one.
"It goes both ways," said Gary, who is white. "There is racial bias amongst whites, and there is racial bias amongst blacks. But as far as the press is concerned, it only goes one way."
Antonio Luckett, a sales representative in Milwaukee who is black, called the attacks on Dash unfair. But when people speak out against a symbol of black progress, such as Obama, he said, "African-Americans tend to be internally hurt by that."
"We want to say, 'You're black, you need to stand behind black people,' " he said.
Luckett said one reason he voted for Obama rather than Hillary Clinton in the 2008 primary was because Obama is black: "Yes, I will admit that."
Is that racism? Not to Luckett.
"It's voting for someone who would understand your side of the coin a lot better."
Such logic runs into trouble when applied to a white person voting for Romney because he understands whiteness better.
Ron Christie, a black conservative who worked for former U.S. president George W. Bush, finds both sides of that coin unacceptable.
"It's not the vision that our leaders in the civil rights movement would have envisioned and be proud of in the era of the first African-American president," Christie said.
Martin Luther King Jr. fought Jim Crow laws, which deprived blacks of political rights after Reconstruction, upheld by southern Democrats. But black voters switched after Democratic president Lyndon B. Johnson pushed through the 1960s civil-rights legislation and Republicans successfully pursued the votes of white people who disliked the civil-rights agenda.
Since then, Democrats have persistently wooed black voters with programs and platforms African-Americans favour.
Clinton got 83 per cent of the black vote in 1992 and 84 per cent in 1996; third-party candidate Ross Perot probably sliced away some of Clinton's black support. Al Gore got 90 per cent in 2000; John Kerry got 88 per cent in 2004. Obama captured 95 per cent in 2008, and two million more black people voted than in the previous election.
Christie said he shares the sense of pride in Obama smashing what for blacks is the ultimate glass ceiling. He understands black pride springs from a shared history of being treated as less than human, while the history of pride in whiteness has a racist context.
But he still sees black people voting for Obama out of a "straitjacket solidarity."
Christie sees it in his barbershop, where black men shifted from calling candidate Obama "half-white" and "not one of us" to demanding that Christie stop opposing the first black president.
He sees it in radio host Tom Joyner, who told his millions of listeners a year ago, "Let's not even deal with facts right now. Let's deal with our blackness and pride -- and loyalty. I'm not afraid or ashamed to say that as black people, we should do it because he's a black man."
Actor Samuel L. Jackson said much the same thing: "I voted for Barack because he was black," he told Ebony magazine. "'Cause that's why other folks vote for other people -- because they look like them."
In 2011, as black unemployment continued to rise, the chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus said if Clinton was still president, "we probably would be still marching on the White House. (But) nobody wants to do anything that would empower the people who hate the president."
Last week, rapper Snoop Dogg posted a list of voting reasons, written by someone else, on a social media account. No. 1 on his pro-Obama list: He's black. Top reason to not vote for Romney: He's white.
All of this may help explain why Veronica Scott-Miller, a junior at historically black Hampton University, directed the following tweet at Dash: "You get a lil money and you forget that you're black and a woman. Two things Romney hates."
"As a black woman, Romney doesn't have that much that would make us want to vote for him," Scott-Miller said in an interview. "Because Barack Obama lives with three black women in his house, he knows about what they need, he knows about the issues we may be facing, he talks to black women on the regular."
Sherrilyn Ifill, a law professor at the University of Maryland, noted women were justifiably moved by Hillary Rodham Clinton's candidacy and Catholics flocked to the polls to elect president John F. Kennedy. Comparing black pride in Obama to white pride in Romney is a "false symmetry" because of the history of black oppression, she said.
"There should not be this resistance to pride over the first black president," Ifill says. "If we get to the fifth one, I'll be with you."
Jesse Washington covers race and ethnicity for The Associated Press. He can be reached at twitter.com/jessewashington or firstname.lastname@example.com .
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HFM v1.5 is ready to download! read description for changelog and how to install.
Hardcore Fun Mod is a modification for Battlefield 2 v1.5. This mini-mod adding 'hardcore' style gameplay to the BF2, along with new unique features that rarely seen in other mods. Play now!
MRHFM v1.5 Download:
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Mod Team:
MrRious - Leader, Code tweaker, map tweaker
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Thanks: Battlefield Singleplayer & BFEditor for tutorial, Dr.Eviltag for his better AI, & imtheheadhunter for his sound mod, dodek96_pl for some tutorial
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Hello, comrades! After months fixing and derping with mod, we're ready to release our mod. This version have more realistic gameplay and will be biggest update of Hardcore Fun Mod yet. Our featured updates:
Heavy armored vehicles new HUD
Removed some HUD elements (To get the hardcore gameplay feeling)
- Edited vanilla AI (my experimental, recommended to play on expert mode for better gameplay).
- New faction: MEC & MEInsurgent.
- New weapons: AK47, RPK-74, DAO-12, AK74M, G3, G3/SG1, P90, HK21, M24, M16A4.
- Updated weapons: M4.
- Increased weapon recoil.
- Hitmarker returned.
- Reduced handheld and stationary rocket projectile damage, because too overpowered before.
- Increased RPG-7 ammo to 3.
- New HUDs for heavy vehicles.
- New vehicles: Technical, civilian cars, little chopper, and ATV.
- Added rear passenger for ATV
- BMP-3 now available for Insurgent.
- Now Russian use Havoc, MEC use Hind.
- New textures for M1A2.
- Increased vehicle re-spawn time (about 5-8 minutes).
- MBT cannon damage returned to normal, based on real life.
- New maps: Op. Smoke Screen, Op. Clean Sweep, Road to Jalalabad, & Mashtuur City.
- Little chopper added on Gulf of Oman and Op. Smoke Screen.
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- Due to unsolved bugs, i decided to remove 3 maps: Wake Island, Mashtuur City, and Op. Road Rage.
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- Some PC may experince CTD after a round (Not yet known how to fix this).
- No win/lose sounds for Insurgent and Russian Army.
- Some PC may experince CTD on some maps that contain Insurgent Forces. We still unsolved this because we didn't experince this. Feel free to give suggestion/solution to us!
Thanks for your support and suggestion to this mod. I hope you enjoy our mod. Feel free to feedback, so we can be better in future. And also, we're going to start Nusantara Project, because i've got 1,5 month holidays. So i have much time to do that (or maybe no, due to daily life and gaming :P)
Once again, thanks!
HFM v1.5 is ready to download! read description for changelog and how to install.
Sorry for delaying to release the China Addons, I got some problems and whatever before. But now wait is over! Please report for bug if you found it...
After long wait, at last we did it! We release the v1.0! Thanks for your support!
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This is BF3 Soundtrack music for BF2 Main menu. This is can be implemented on many mod, or maybe all mod :D
Keep PLA with old tank HUD or replace PLA with Russia (with new tank HUD, along with US)?
How do you install the BF3 Music into another mod?
I followed the instructions in the download page, it kept the document type the same, but when I got onto the mod menu, it just wouldn't play the BF3 music. Just the BF2 music.
can you tell me exactly what mod did you want to change the music?
Global Storm
I wanted to make the music (and background) mod-specific, just like yours.
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Where the hell do you know this stuff?
I'm just an expert on WWII tanks.
I studied and watch things much? Even some from realistic games like ArmA 2 that is Authentic.
not being sarcastic
Well Sorry, You sounded like you were to me. Since you seem to be questioning my knowledge about it lol.
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I've recently received the official paperwork for my study abroad this summer at the University of Stirling, and I got all the classes I wanted! That means I'll be taking three classes that count for a major/minor, and one history course just for the fun of it. Here they are and why I'm excited for them:
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- Royals and Rascals: Contemporary Studies in British Journalism.-This is all about media ethics, where we'll be exploring different media cases and discussing the media's relation to public figures. "These cases range from Princess Diana's death, for which the Paparazzi were blamed, to Prince Harry's more recent indiscretions, which played out in the digital media. Excursion (s): Balmoral Castle and a visit to a Scottish newsroom (eg. BBC)." A media ethics course with a partial focus on the British royal family with visits to a castle and newsroom sounds fantastic.
- Monsters and Vampires: The Impact of British Gothic on Contemporary Popular Culture-I'm a bit sad that the credits transfer under Dr. Kachur's Horror Fiction course, which means there's no reason for me to take that, but it's exciting to be able to discuss things that go bump in the night. Plus, "This course will also include a tour around The Edinburgh Dungeon and a visit to the Gothic theme bar The Jekyll & Hyde." I remember walking passed the Edinburgh Dungeon when I was in Scotland and wanting to go in, so I am definitely ready for that trip.
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- 2kindsofcheese Sep 3, 2009 07:52 AM
Hey there, I'm wondering if anyone has found bars/pubs around Austin with really extensive beer selections... (extra points for a great variety on draught too). I'm looking for places that are also pleasant to hang out in for a cozy evening, so you can leave out anything on East Sixth that's overflowing with sweaty co-eds. :) Thanks!
BB Rovers out on Jollyville Rd. Great selection of bottled some draught, didn't notice which ones. It has been forever since I have been there but you might check out The Draught House on Medical Parkway (south Burnet Rd)
Best beer selections in town are:
The Ginger Man. A TX chain at 4th & Lavaca. Not your typical 6th Street crowd. Parking can be a pain.
The Draught House. On Medical Parkway in central Austin. Great atmosphere. People bring lawn chairs and hang out in the parking lot. Real friendly, local crowd. They're also a brewpub, but the in-house beers are kind of hit-or-miss for me.
The Flying Saucer. A chain, located in the Triangle in central Austin. I'm really conflicted on this place. Best selection in town, I think, and all perfectly served. Good specials, too. But the waitresses dress in these short little skirts, which I think is kind of skeevy, and while they're all well trained and knowledgeable, about half of them are more interested in hustling tips. Plus it's always crowded and poorly laid out - way too many 6 or 8 tops.
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thanks! I'll have to try this Draught House. any place where you can bring your own lawn chairs is my style!
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surprised dog and duck pub was left off. Not quite as extensive a draught selection as Gingerman, but very good.
Fish and Chips, and other pub fare is served.
re: brentwood
The Ginger Man is actually slightly closer to 3rd than to 4th, on Lavaca. Plenty of parking is available at City Hall for $5 flat rate after 5 pm, and that's only 1 1/2 blocks away. On-street parking can definitely be a pain in that area.
I'm partial to BB Rovers as well. Used to live at that place a few years back. Great selection of beer and pretty decent food as well. Very casual. They'll occasionally rotate different imports on draft; chocolate beer, something from Pierre Celis, etc.
I appreciate Crown and Anchor's selection. And the pricing - specials every day for the entire day. Sunday's a bargain with no pint pricier than $2.75, I think. Food is greasy bar food - and the nachos are yummy. Wouldn't call it cozy - but I like the typically, ahem, older grad student crowd.
Opal Divine's has a pretty impressive beer selection, decent bartenders (who seem to know what they're doing), and a perfectly acceptable menu.....I think they have two locations, one on West Sixth Street, and another on North Mopac. There might be another one somewhere in town, just outside my realm of recognition.
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I've found that all the waitstaff at the Opal Divine's on North Mopac treat beer very seriously. There's a wide selection and they'll let you sample brews.
re: marfaboy
The third Opal Divine's is at Penn Field, on S. Congress near Ben White.
Having been transferred here from Dallas I like both Flying Saucer and the Gingerman. The locations here aren't quite as "broken in" as the one's in Dallas and Ft Worth Locations. I like them moslty because they had some nitrogen push beers. Saucers are being franchised across the country. I think the original Saucer owner is Shannon Wynne, the guys parents started Six Flags.
re: FoodEquipmentGuy
The Ginger Man in Austin is not "broken in" because they were forced to move recently. Their great building on 4th was scheduled for demolition, so they moved to 301 Lavaca, which is unfortunately not quite as charming as the old location. As a side note, I noticed that something was opening today in their old space, but didn't have time to check it out, so I'm not sure what's going on in there.
re: angusb
The old Ginger Man location is opening as Ghost Room, some sort of music club:
re: FoodEquipmentGuy
Some may disagree with me, but the Flying Saucer is not a franchise chain. It is privately owned and managed, which I think contributes to the success. There are currently 14 locations from Texas to the Carolinas, and I believe they do quite a bit of research before committing to add new locations. The Austin location could do with some improvement regarding service and interior layout, but the selection of beer is always impressive.
An update - I don't really get Twitter, but if you want to chase down some awesome rare beers, you should definitely follow the feeds of the Draught House, the Saucer, and the Ginger Man:
This Saturday (1/9/10) is the Saucer's 2nd Anniversary and there are some brilliant selections lined up to be tapped.
What are people's thoughts on North by Northwest, Lovejoys, Uncle Billys and any of the Little Woodrows? Im visiting Austin for the first time in a couple weeks and I plan on hitting the best beer/food places in and around town. Also on my list is "best tex mex breakfast joint" and "best brisket" but I guess Ill save those for other threads. However, if theres a good beer place that also has good Brisket (Uncle Billy's?) that would be a bonus of course...
re: Insidious Rex
I can't speak to NXNW, or the food selection at Lovejoy's or Little Woodrow's (though there is a food trailer outside of the one on W 6th), but I'd generally take a pass on the food at Uncle Billy's. I've eaten there three times, and I'd say it's a great place for beer, but not so much anything else.
re: Insidious Rex
I've never been a big fan of the Lovejoy's brews, but both Uncle Billy's and NXNW do good in-house brews. I agree that the BBQ at Uncle Billy's isn't anything special. Maybe try the Green Mesquite, a block or two down the road? Draught House also brews their own beer.
None of the Little Woodrow's serve food, as far as I know. Some have semi-permanent food trailers outside. It's a Houston/Austin chain, and it can be fun if the weather is nice. Avoid the Parmer location, which is not subject to the city smoking ban (unless you smoke - then by all means, go nuts!)
off-the-beaten-path department -
try the Dig Pub in Cedar Park - http://thedigpub.com/ - at least 20 beers on draught - from Dogfish to Franziskaner - and many more bottled.
for "beer-scootin'" - head down the road to New Braunfels - the Frisenhaus Biergarten - features a variety of German draft beers, as well as the $18.99 "One boot beer"


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In 2011, DanceNOW entered a new partnership with ArtsQuest, a non-profit in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania that celebrates the arts and culture. Joining forces with this like-minded arts organization, that shares DanceNOW's vision of defying the norm and seeking out the unconventional, DanceNOW SteelStacks™ is bringing some of New York City's most exciting dance innovators to the new Performing Arts Center at SteelStacks.
Back by popular demand, for a fourth season, "Nut/Cracked is a masterful mash-up of nostalgia, artistry, and fun. It unpacks the traditional
holiday Nutcracker through a post modern dance lens that will make you feel as if you have just eaten a big plate of your very favorite
holiday sweets and, joyfully, not gained one pound."
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"You never know what'll happen next, but when it's over you find that what started as a series of flimsy sketches
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It' The Nutcracker, but definitely not as we know it. The Bang Group has taken every little girl' favorite Christmas show and torn it limb from limb. Mixing Tchaikovsky's original score with music by Duke Ellington, Glen Miller and others, the company turns the sugar coated ballet into a percussive piece of dance theatre. Expect tap dancing, singing and some unusual pointe shoe activity. Nothing is sacred as Nutcracked twists and melds various dance traditions into an ode to American eclecticism which honors the power of the human urge to dance while riding Tchaikovsky's voluptuous waves of rhythm.
"Humor, absurdity, quirky choreography, and numerous invitations for laughter..." - Dance Enthusiast
Alex Springer, originally from Farmington Hills, MI, is a dancer, choreographer, teacher, and video editor. After graduating from the University of Michigan with a degree in Dance and a minor in Movement Science he joined Doug Varone and Dancers in 2008. He has enjoyed working with Alexandra Beller, Amy Chavasse, Elizabeth Dishman, Leyya Tawil/Dance Elixir and the Metropolitan Opera Ballet. Additionally, Alex has staged Varone's work for various companies and universities and has taught at the Bates Dance Festival, the 92Y, Dance New Amsterdam, and the Playground. Alex creates work with Xan Burley, together the Median Movement. They have shown work in NYC at the 92Y Sundays at Three, DanceNOW[NYC] Joe's Pub (Encore Challenge Winners 2011), the TANK, Triskelion Arts, Movement Research at Judson Church, Brooklyn Arts Exchange/BAX (Space Grant Artists Fall 2011), Rooftop Dance, among other venues.
Xan Burley, a native of Youngstown, OH and a graduate of the University of Michigan with degrees in Dance and English, is an active performer, creator, teacher, and arts administrator. She has had the great pleasure of working with artists and companies such as Nancy Bannon, Daniel Charon Dance, Amy Chavasse, Shannon Gillen + Guests, Shannon Hummel Cora Dance, Leyya Tawil Dance Elixir, and the Metropolitan Opera Ballet, among others. She joined Doug Varone and Dancers in 2012 and enjoys continued work with Donnell Oakley and Tami Stronach Dance. Xan acts as co-producer of WAXworks and has held teaching positions at BAX/Brooklyn Arts Exchange, Cora School for Dance, PAVE Academy Charter School, and Poly Prep Performing Arts Camp. She is currently on faculty at the 92Y teaching teen modern and has taught technique for professionals at Dance New Amsterdam, Gibney Dance Center, Mark Morris Dance Center, Triskelion Arts, and the Playground.
"A vast range of conceptual beauty...that inspires conversation long after you leave the room." - DC Metro Theater Arts
Morgan grew up in Orange County, CA dancing the Hula and Polynesian dances of his Hawaiian ancestors. Discovering ballet, jazz and modern dance at the age of 17, Christopher studied dance at the University of California Irvine. But after only 2 years in school, he was offered a job dancing for Malashock Dance & Company in San Diego. Thus began his extensive performing career that would have him move to Munich, Washington DC, New York, Dublin and London. Now, he brings his diverse heritage and over 15 years of experience as a dancer, educator, choreographer and arts facilitator to directing his contemporary dance company.
His work stems from a belief in the urgency of live performance in an increasingly isolating, commercial, and digital world. His choreography has been presented in 18 countries on 5 continents, in venues including The Kennedy Center (Washington DC), La Mama (New York City), Theater Artaud (San Francisco), The Maly Theatre (Moscow, Russia) the Hong Kong Cultural Center (China) and the South Lawn of the White House.
"Mr. Steffensen, a handsome man who looks masculine with his shirt off but also good in a dress, is effectively understated and understanding." - Brian Seibert, New York Times
Brandin Steffensen is a dance artist performing at The McKittrick Hotel, with Keely Garfield Dance, and with Liz Gerring Dance Company. He has performed with Brian Brooks Moving Company, Tiffany Mills Company, Christopher Williams Dance, Yoshiko Chuma, Lawrence Goldhuber, and Ririe Woodbury Dance Company, among others. He performs Deborah Hay's solo News and produces and performs Glimpse with Nancy Stark Smith. He directs Underscore NYC and curates Dance.Talk.Show! at the Actors Fund Art Center. His Pentamodes have been seen at The New Museum, New York Live Arts, La Mama, The Tank, and other venues. His evening length works include Switch and Now The Show. Steffensen's film appearances include Naomi Foner's Very Good Girls; Jonathan Caouette's Walk Away Renee. He holds a BFA in Modern Dance from the University of Utah; Brandin teaches dance classes, workshops, and contact improvisation, as well as hosting regular Underscores.
The StepCrew, an unbelievable new show which brings together three styles of exhilarating dance forms – Ottawa Valley stepdance, Irish stepdance, and Tap. With virtuosic dancers and musicians from the likes of The Chieftains, Cherish The Ladies, and Bowfire, this cast of outstanding talent takes you on a dance journey as champions in their respective art forms show audiences the amazing similarities and differences between these three captivating styles. As if dancing weren't enough, The StepCrew boasts three world-class fiddlers backed by an amazing five-piece ensemble comprised of some of the most talented and respected musicians in the Celtic music scene today.


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Photos and Description of this 4 bedroom holiday chalet in Les Gets
Pretty timber chalet, center of village, balcony with great view
The chalet is constructed in traditional style, entirely in timber on the upper floor.
In winter and summer, the chalet is self catered, it is ideal for 2 families of 4/5, sleeping 9 in 4 rooms, but is also good for up to 7 singles.
Ground Floor (Entry Level):
Covered porch.
Large external lockable store cupboard.
Car porch plus parking space with outside tap & hose for summer use.
Front door into Lounge with WIFI/ UK Satellite TV&radio/French Internet TV & radio/DVD/PS2/CD/radio/cassette, store cupboard, comfy lounge area.
Large double aspect dining area with table and chairs for 8 and sliding windows and door opening onto terrace facing south with superb views across Les Gets and sun all day.
Fully equiped kitchen with Fridge/freezer, 4 ring hob, oven/grill, microwave, dishwasher,toaster and a full range of high quality utensils.:
Lower Ground Floor
Lobby with store cupboard.
Separate WC.
Shower room with washing machine.
Chambre 1 - Twin bedroom.
Chambre 2 - bunk room.
Upper Floor
Chambre 3 - Double bed + extendable childs bed under eaves (max 2m)
Chambre 4 - Double bed
Bathroom - bath with shower over
Separate WC
- Suitability:
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair inaccessible


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Photos and Description of this 1 bedroom holiday home in Soller Center - Casita Tranquilidad
1 bedroom, 1 shower room, good sized lounge/kitchen - sleeps 2, lovely pool
This comfortable renovated 1 bedroom casita has everything a couple would need for the perfect getaway. The property enjoys a private swimming pool (open between June to September) on a terrace with spectacular and panoramic views of Soller. The air conditioned bedroom has a very comfortable new King sized bed (160x200) with allergy free bedding. It has picturesque views of the Tramuntana mountains. The kitchen is well equipped & modern (dishwasher, fan oven, microwave, Nespresso maker etc.) making it ideal should you want to eat at home either inside at the dining area, the patio outside the kitchen or al fresco by the pool! A charming stone terrace is located just outside the casita so you can enjoy breakfast in the bright morning sun (sun normally pops up around 9am in summer). There is a bright sitting room with a large & comfortable L shaped sofa & 40 inch LCD TV. It is equipped with a USB port should you want to bring some of your own movies. There is also a DVD player with a selection of DVD's to enjoy. There is hot & cold air conditioning in this open plan room too & a lovely wood burning stove for the cooler months. There is a washing machine room to the side of the house and ample space behind the house to dry clothes. The view from the property is very beautiful. An ideal location for those wanting to get away from it all. Perfect location between September through to Spring for walkers and cyclists. Many walks are even on your doorstep!
Swimming Pool (not shared): on the adjacent terrace to the property. It is located on a gated private terrace set in a beautiful location with stunning views of Soller. There is a lovely palm tree providing some shade to the pool area. The pool is a gradient pool with dimensions of 6 metres long and 3 metres wide with 3 large steps (not a ladder) allowing easy access.
There is a large sunbathing area with cushioned sun loungers to enjoy the views, peace and tranquility.
Pool opens for use June 1st but warm temperature cannot be guaranteed until later in the season. Pool closes mid October.
Please note that there is building work on a house in the community of houses further up the road from our house. It is close to completion (+/- 3 months, December 2014). For complete transparency, we would like to advise you as it 'may' have an impact on your holiday & our prices are reflected accordingly just in case. We would like you to be aware of this in advance & for you to make an informed decision as to your personal requirements. We cannot tell what may happen next so please be aware of this. We can only be responsible for the house that you rent and not any issues in the neighbourhood.
A cat also likes to visit the property. We call her Duffy! She is not owned by anyone but seems to have become part of the ambiance of our house & we, as do our guests, find her to be very sweet & quite a pleasure to have around the place. She makes it feel quite homely! We ask that she does not come into the house for obvious reasons. Should you dislike cats, maybe this is not the house for you!
Extra Information: Should you require more information please feel free to email and we will endeavour to get back to you as quickly as we can!
We are happy to answer any of your queries.
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- non smoking only
- not suitable for children
- pets not allowed
- not suitable for elderly or infirm
- wheelchair inaccessible
About Owner
Couple with a sweet little boy and an equally wonderful cat called Bob - we rescued him one day from the mountain close to the house. We love to travel and discover new things & places. Enjoy nice simple things and a carefree day. Fell in love with Sóller many years ago...
Owner purchased this house in 2005
Why Owner chose Soller Center
We fell in love with this property and the land that surrounds it many years ago during our walks through Sóller and up the mountains. By chance, we met an elderly couple who were moving back home and they shared their love of Sóller and this particular stretch of mountain and we too fell in love with it! There is something very special about the place - for us, we can enjoy the wonder and beauty of the views, scenery and ever changing light (experience for yourself how the vista changes throughout the day) yet be so close to the town and Port. Everything we could want and more. We hope you too one day can share our bliss!
What makes this house unique
Peaceful setting but still in a local Spanish speaking community with normal life going on around you while you can just sit still!
Amazing views of the mountain and Sóller town and the villages in the distance (Fornalutx, Biniaraix etc.)
Your very own private salt water pool. Perfect.... no rush for the perfect poolside spot!
The light that falls on the property and across the mountains that almost wrap themselves around you!
As for the property - not having to compromise on lovely home comforts! Having what you need, when you need it - the casita is so well equipped.
So many places to sit down around the casita to enjoy good food made in a lovely kitchen or at the gas BBQ up on deck.
Not having to miss out on TV in your language in case there's something special on you don't want to miss. Having the OFF button too as there's a great library of books to enjoy.
Showering in lovely mountain water that is replenished every Friday morning.
Not having to worry about where to park the car or finding a space in the car park when they are few & far between or loading money into the meter.
Not having WI-FI (if you really need it, please ask!) so you can just relax & not feel bound to check on that last email!
2 beautiful grey cats, Luna and her shy sister (they are not owned by us) who stop by for a bite to eat when they can persuade you! Love or hate cats, they love our guests & Casita Tranquilidad - cats are very choosy. Duffy the cat is another new addition...
Returning guests receive a 5% discount for their loyalty or for new guests staying on their recommendation - just let us know.
I could go on why this place is simply great - but better still, why don't you discover these things and more for yourself. Casita Tranqulidad is our little gem & our guests best kept secret as they simply don't want to share the news of this particular find & have nowhere to stay year after year!
Guestbook comments from the owner
Thanks for all the lovely things you made for us.
Since the first time the gate opened and we saw the casita, we feel at home. It is fantastic here and we love the view.
So we did nearly 100 photographs from Soller and the hills around.
This place was perfect for us to start to explore Mallorca for the first time. We are sure we will come back to Mallorca and hope to stay at your home for a second time.
Grob-Umstadt, Germany


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