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I love Evergrey in everywhere.. This live cd just makes me so emotional especially songs from The Inner Circle cause I have been listening and embracing the album since its release. I am a person who is able to connect anything with my emotion. Listening to the live cd with Tom's Voice at its peak and the choir giving their very best performance makes me weep endlessly. The crowd roars and the band plays as if this is their last show just makes me felt like I was there in Evergrey's World!!! I really do not know how I would react once the DVD comes out!!!! Only time will tell!!!
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After the obligatory intro, we're treated to "Blinded"; a twin guitar and keyboard aural assault. There are two types of vocalists in the power metal genre; very high pitched or deep registering. Englund falls into the lower register, but shows of plenty of melody and range. The over-the-top chorus will compel you. Englund is a little more forceful with his vocals on "End of Your Days". It's on this track where you realize the importance of the choir in the background. Everygrey mixes up the breaks with a keyboard solo during the first one and a guitar solo on the second.
The crowd really gets into the monstrous riffs and double-kick drums of "More Than Ever". The combination of sustained keyboards and the choir, give the track a movie soundtrack feel. The ballad "Waking Up Blind" starts off with tender piano and enduring vocals. With just one tap of the drums, the crowd kicks in with rhythmic clapping. Danhage lays down a great melodic solo. Rhythmically pounding drums and subtle piano set the pace for "As I Lay Here Bleeding". Speed metal style soloing gives way to an in-your-face climax. The seven minutes epic "Misled" runs the gamut of prog-metal styles; changing tempos, dueling guitar and keyboard solos, and potent vocals.
"When The Walls Go Down" starts off the second disc. It takes driving keyboards, warm strings, and audio clips to get its message across. "Essence of Conviction" combines a chugga-chugga riff with piercing keyboard runs. The outset of the fast-paced "Solitude Within" is loaded with plenty of quick licks and pounding drums that quickly shift to a vocal heavy track. Eventually the dual guitar attack kicks in to fire this one up. "Every Tear That Falls" is another emotional ballad with just vocals set to piano that ends in typical power ballad fashion. The crowd goes crazy for the announcement of the final track "The Masterplan", and so they should! It's eleven minutes of tempo changes galore and crowd participation.
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Based on the energetic live performance and crowd reaction that can be heard on this release, I can only imagine how amazing it was to witness it. I can hardly wait for the DVD. A Night to Remember…indeed!
Well maybe 4.5 stars, evergrey is an awesome band, their music is truly kick ass. I am no sound engineer but the mixing on this effort is abit off. Did the sound guy go to the bathroom and record from there, because thats what it sounds like. Buy this cd for the music and you will be happy.
Evergrey have finally released their long-awaited double live album recorded in Gothenburg, Sweden last year. A Night to Remember is a splendid live release covering songs from the band's all five studio albums. Live albums are usually difficult to pull off; because some fans want to hear the songs rendered close to their original versions, while some others look for novelties. In Evergrey's case, it seems this won't be a problem, since Tom Englund and the band him behind easily manage to keep the unique Evergrey sound intact through the whole concert, still adding touches of new ideas.
The sound quality is simply excellent. Tom Englund and Henrik Danhage's guitar sound is thick and richly nuanced. They trade off solos like they do on their studio releases and their playing ranges from emotionally charging solos to crushing metal riffage depending on the songs. Englund's voice is absolutely amazing; he delivers each and every piece exactly the same way he does on the albums conveying emotions of fear, confusion and aggression. It could be that there are some overdubs on this album, but even if that's the case, they are no where close to being derivative.
New drummer Jonas Ekdahl had got me confused for a moment with his competent yet rather straightforward drumming on the last Evergrey album, The Inner Circle. However, the songs on A Night to Remember find Ekdahl kicking ass, doing the previous songs justice and playing them exactly the way they should be played. Even his tone fits with the rest of the instruments seamlessly — check out his rhythm workout on "As I Lie Here Bleeding" and you'll see what I mean. The first disc is a bit more varied as it contains songs from all albums. My favourites would be the In Search of Truth numbers as they're more progressive and textured; "Mislead" is one of the longest tracks here and Rikard Zander plays a blindingly beautiful keyboard solo. He also shines on "Mark of the Triangle", another favourite song. "Rulers of the Mind", however, along with the final track is the ultimate climax of this 112-minute live album.
The Gothenburg Symphonic Orchestra helps Evergrey create their huge sound, especially on The Inner Circle tracks. Three female vocalists, including Englund's wife, also support the band, adding impressive vocal melodies. Englund and his wife duet on "For Every Tear That Falls", a song from the band's underrated debut disc. The female vocalists are also amazing on "End of Your Days" and "More Than Ever".
The second disc starts off with "When the Walls Go Down", a song I'd never think they'd do live, since it's basically an instrumental track with punctuated voice-over parts. If there's anything that seems slightly out of place here, it's this tune. The band quickly goes back to its thunderous heaviness though. "Solitude Within" and "Nosferatu" from the band's second release both open up with a killer main riff supported by powerful bass, chaotic drumming and imposing keyboard lines. Even the violin on the former track is present in the music to stay true to the song's original format. "The Masterplan", spanning over 10 minutes, is an aural gratification displaying the great audience singing the chorus of the song. Tom Englund introduces his bandmates in the breakdown and they finish off the track by merging the keyboard-oriented parts into heavier guitar passages. A Night to Remember is a great live album from a great band — check it out.
this album totally blew me away. I'm not sure how they did it, but they must have spent more money than they admitted (and they said they spent several thousand bucks) to make this live album so perfect. There isn't any muffled sound, no instrument mess ups but it still has that raw feel to it, do to it having a lot of bass sound to it and tom's rough but emotional vocals.
For Every Tear That Falls (track 7, on disk 2) is worth the price of admission alone. It's so fu**ing emotional that it's amost inhuman. His wife sings on this song too (she's a background vocalist on their albums and live in concert) and she goes really well with ol tom.
Their new drummer (Jonas, he didn't join the band until the inner circle) does the older songs justice. I was anxious to see if he could do it and let me tell you, he can. he's one heck of a drummer, becoming one of my favorites. I hope he stays with the band longer than the previous drummers.
The songs are well done, a true justice to their studio counterparts, speciffaly, their really older material from the dark discovery and solitude domincance and tragedy. But the real highlights are the songs from the in search of truth album. Truthfully, that album is my least favorite of the five evergrey albums that are out now but they translate very very well live and are probably my favorites of the live bunch.
Also, you can hear the bass very well here, something that is hard to hear usually from metal bands live, on dvd, cd, or in person. I really enjoyed inner circle and i'm glad they put a lot of songs on this live album from that.
Another great thing about the album is the vibe, the energy to it. While not nesacrily depressing, evergrey's music is and always been VERY VERY dark. I figured that would bog down the mood of the concert but it doesn't in the slightest bit. The crowd, the band, everyone sounds like they are having tons of fun.
the only problem i have with this amazing double live cd is When The Walls Come Down (Track 1 on disk 2). This song really sucks. It's a good instrumental but it's bogged down by incredibly pointless and stupid sound bites. I was hoping they would get rid of the sound bites for the live setting, but i was wrong.
however, this is no biggy.
The extended intro for As I Lie Here Bleeding (track 9, disc one) and the extended ending for The masterplan (track 9, disc 2) are both welcomed additions and very very cool.
All in all, if your a evergrey fan, this album (and the dvd, which will come out in late may of this year) is worth your time and money. I'm pretty sure this live cd will be in my cd player for a few weeks, at the least. If your looking to get into them or are just a casual fan then you need to check this out too. It gives a good overview of their amazing career (hope it continues for many many more albums) and it shows what this band really sounds like and that they can pull it off live.
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In March, Logansport attorney Jim Brugh filed the suit on behalf of Julie Kitchell, a Logansport resident. The suit claims the city engaged in the process of developing a public-private agreement with Pyrolyzer LLC to develop a new power plant before adopting an ordinance authorizing it to do so.
Cass County Superior Court II dismissed the case in April. Brugh has since filed an appeal in the Indiana Court of Appeals and attorneys representing the city have countered with a filing in the state supreme court.
A recent affidavit filed by Brugh in Cass Superior Court II states the ordinance and resolution authorizing the city to engage in negotiations for the development of the power plant were falsified by Franklin and Logansport Clerk-Treasurer Carol Sue Hayworth.
In the affidavit, Brugh writes he visited Hayworth's office March 13 to acquire copies of the ordinance and resolution. The copies of the documents attached to the affidavit indicate Logansport City Council President Joe Buck had signed the resolution, but not the ordinance, and that Franklin had yet to sign either of them. Brugh goes on to state he requested copies of the documents after they had all been signed.
Brugh continues by citing a provision in Indiana Code that states a mayor must sign an ordinance within 10 days or else it is considered vetoed. The ordinance and resolution in question were passed March 4, meaning March 14 would have been the 10th day.
Brugh then writes he received a letter from Hayworth dated March 18 attached with copies of the ordinance and resolution, both signed by Buck and Franklin. The dates on their signatures read March 4. Brugh called into question how that could be possible if on March 13 the only documents available to Brugh were those that had yet to be properly signed.

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Author: Donald E. Wilkes, Jr., Professor of Law, University of Georgia School of Law.
The most atrocious mass murder in the history of the state of Georgia was in 1887 when Tom Woolfolk (pronounced WOOL-FORK) killed nine members of his family with an ax. After two trials and two appeals Tom Woolfolk was publicly executed on the gallows in 1890.
Although they occurred near Macon, the Woolfolk murders had close connections to Athens. One of the victims, Tom Woolfolk's father, was an 1854 graduate of the University of Georgia in Athens; and another victim, Tom's stepmother, was originally from Athens. The murderer had been raised in Athens for the first seven years of his life, and made the last of his frequent visits to Athens just two months before the crimes. A sister of the murderer, as well as his aunt (who now lies buried in Oconee Hill Cemetery), then resided in Athens. The murderer's chief defense counsel was an Athens lawyer.
The Woolfolk murders were committed inside the Woolfolk family farmhouse on what was then an 867 acre plantation in rural Bibb county, several miles west of Macon and several hundred yards south of what is now State Road 74 (popularly referred to as the Thomaston Road), in 1887 known as the Culloden Road.
After the terrible event the farmhouse appears to have been unoccupied for a time, and then to have been sold. In 1909 it appears the house was briefly occupied and used as the offices of an automobile club. Thereafter the house was again vacant, and may have been damaged by fire.
In 1964 legendary UGA history professor E. Merton Coulter visited the site of the Woolfolk murder house and found only ruins.
By the early 1990's, years after Coulter's death, scholars studying the Woolfolk murder case believed that all remains of the murder house had vanished. One scholar even suggested the possibility that the site of the killings was now beneath the waters of a man-made reservoir.
Twice--in August 1990 and October 1990--I drove to Bibb county, attempting to locate the site of the murder house. On the second attempt I was taken to a wooded area near State Road 74 by a descendant of the Woolfolk victims who gave me an interview and also graciously offered to point out to me the general location where she thought the house had been situated.
Although I spent several hours laboriously walking and clambering through hundreds of square yards of thickly wooded and brush-filled hilly terrain, I failed to find any sign of the murder house. I even published an article that year flatly stating that the remains of the house had vanished forever into bosom of the earth.
I was wrong. The remains of the murder house still exist, and I have now recently visited them.
Thanks to the kindness of several persons--and they will remain anonymous, out of respect for their privacy--who are familiar with the part of Bibb county west of Macon, I was conducted to the ruins of the murder house on Saturday, February 10, 1996. On my visit I was accompanied by Mr. Ed Green, Jr., an expert authority on crime history who has extensively researched the Woolfolk case.
During my visit I discovered that since Coulter's visit 32 years ago the site remains recognizable, but that the ruins have generally deteriorated and that the woods and vegetation and the ravages of time are steadily erasing all traces of the murder house.
Some of the photographs I took during my visit are now published for the first time. I have also prepared a chronology of the Woolfolk case.
I extend my deepest thanks to those wonderful persons from Bibb county who were kind enough to contact me and show me that, contrary to my previous belief, the remains of the tragic house in which nine human beings were slaughtered 109 years ago do, in fact, still exist.
June 18, 1860
Thomas George Woolfolk is born in the Woolfolk family farmhouse west of Macon, in Bibb county, the third child and only son of Richard F. Woolfolk, of Macon, and Susan Moore Woolfolk, of Athens in Clarke county. Shortly after his birth Tom Woolfolk's mother dies and is buried under a holly bush planted less than a hundred feet from the Woolfolk farmhouse.
Tom Woolfolk resides in Athens, being raised in the care and custody of his deceased mother's sister, aunt Fannie Moore Crane, who appears to have lived on either Pulaski St. or Prince Ave. In 1867, on the remarriage of his father, Tom Woolfolk moves back to live with his father and new stepmother in the Woolfolk family farmhouse in Bibb county.
June 1887
Tom Woolfolk pays the last of his many visits to Athens, staying with his Aunt Fannie. His bizarre, insane behavior attracts attention.
August 6, 1887
In the early morning hours of this Saturday nine persons are slain with an ax in the Woolfolk family farmhouse near Macon. The only inhabitant of the house not slain is Tom Woolfolk, who seeks help from a neighbor and claims to have struggled with unknown intruders and to have escaped alive only by jumping through a window.
The nine victims are: Richard F. Woolfolk, 54, Tom Woolfolk's father; Mattie Woolfolk, 41, Richard's wife and Tom Woolfolk's stepmother; their six children (2 boys, 4 girls)--Richard, Jr., 20; Pearl, 17; Annie, 10; Rosebud, 7; Charlie, 5; and baby Mattie, 18 months old; and 84-year old Mrs. Temperance West, an aunt of Mrs. Woolfolk paying a visit.
The murder weapon, a short handled ax, smeared with hair and blood, is found in one of the rooms of the house. Witnesses say they saw Tom Woolfolk making baskets with it the previous day.
An inquest is held at the scene of the crime.
Tom Woolfolk is arrested for murder and taken to the county jail in Macon.
August 7, 1887
The nine victims are buried in two rows (their graves later topped by red brick overlays) in Rose Hill Cemetery in Macon. Sometime during this day the Woolfolk farmhouse well is dragged by the sheriff, and a bloody shirt and pair of drawers belonging to Tom Woolfolk are found.
December 1887
Indicted on nine counts of murder, Tom Woolfolk goes on trial for the murder of his father in Macon in the Superior Court of Bibb county. His lead attorney is an Athens lawyer, John C. Rutherford.
February 10, 1888
After 12 minutes of deliberation, Tom Woolfolk is found guilty by the trial jury, and he is then sentenced to death by the judge.
February 11, 1889
The Georgia Supreme Court reverses Tom Woolfolk's murder conviction and death sentence, giving as reasons: (1) the trial court had allowed the introduction of certain inadmissible incriminating evidence, and (2) certain courtroom spectators, referring to Tom Woolfolk, had angrily cried out, ``Hang him! Hang him! Hang him!'' during the prosecutor's closing arguments, and the trial judge had done nothing.
June 3, 1889
Tom Woolfolk's retrial for the murder of his father begins in the Superior Court of Houston county in Perry.
June 25, 1889
After 45 minutes of deliberation, the trial jury convicts Tom Woolfolk of murder, and he is again sentenced to death.
July 28, 1890
The Georgia Supreme Court affirms Tom Woolfolk's murder conviction and death sentence.
October 29, 1890
At 1:30 p.m. on this Wednesday Tom Woolfolk is hanged in front of a crowd of 10,000 spectators in Perry. The same day Tom's body is buried in Orange Hill Cemetery in Hawkinsville in Pulaski county.
After being vacant for years, in 1909 the Woolfolk murder house becomes for a short while the headquarters of the Macon Auto Club. Thereafter, the house again becomes vacant and appears at some later time to have burnt.
April 16, 1964
UGA professor E. Merton Coulter visits the site of the ruins of the Woolfolk murder house, finding only ``two large piles of brick and stones, marking the chimney places; a depression, appearing to have been the cellar; a well nearly filled up near a cedar tree; some shrubbery; and a large holly tree, marking the site where Susan M. Woolfolk, Richard's first wife, was buried.''
Published articles [Wilkes, ``Bloody Woolfolk,'' The Athens Observer, p. 20A (Nov. 21, 1990); Gray-White, ``The Terrible Woolfolk Murders,'' North Georgia Journal, p. 60 (Summer 1994)] on the Woolfolk murder case erroneously state that no remains of the Woolfolk murder house are extant.
February 10, 1996
UGA law professor Donald E. Wilkes, Jr., and crime history expert Ed Green, Jr. are taken to, examine, and photograph the ruins of the Woolfolk murder house.
Prof. Wilkes standing next to the remains of the well
of the Woolfolk farmhouse where the murders occurred.
Another view of the remains of
the well of the Woolfolk farmhouse.
The terrain around the site of the Woolfolk farmhouse.
The tree beneath which Susan M. Woolfolk, Tom Woolfolk's mother, is buried.
Remains of the Woolfolk farmhouse chimney.


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On the opposite end of that feeling, I love running down the lake at 70+ mph in my bass boat. Exhilaration is the only word that comes close describing that feeling of power, freedom and speed. It is anything but quiet as the 225 hp motor roars behind you and the water cracks as the hull splits the waves. The wind whistling past you makes you duck behind the windshield, but the feel of it adds to the thrill. That part of the fishing experience lasts for only a few minutes each day.
The challenge of outsmarting your quarry is part of it. Trying to make a fish think your lure of plastic and hair is its food is not easy. Figuring out where the fish is and why it is there is another part of the challenge. And learning enough about them to consistently catch fish is a challenge most of us don't overcome.
The pull of the fish when you do hook one and the efforts to land it without losing it are part of the fun. Struggling with a fish on a rod and reel is almost a primal need, and all your technology often does not help you win the battle. Good fresh food is a reason many people fish, and getting your own food is another basic need that fishing provides.
Competition has become a big part of fishing, and I like tournaments, where a group of people go out and try to outsmart the fish. At the end of the day, you get to compare how well you did. Bragging rights are nice when you win, but you try to listen and learn from the winner when you are not on top.
For many years I had an irresistible desire to go fishing. I could not wait to get on the water and try to pit my skills against those of the fish. I was not happy except when fishing. As I get older, I still enjoy the fishing and all the things mentioned here, but that strong urge is no longer there. I still go every chance I get, but that craving is not as strong. Sometimes I miss it.


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New member from Mo.
Post your introduction and "get to know me" information in this forum.
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New member from Mo.
I would like to introduce myself to the forum. I'm from NW Mo. and farm and collect red iron. Just bought a Cub Saturday and saw this site and I know I'll have several questions. If you all get tired of me asking so many questions just tell me. I'll start of by asking the age of the cub I bought. I think it is a 1950 but will have you guys double check no# 118186. Hope to chat with you all.
Larry M
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Welcome Larry. Glad to have you with us.
"Life's tough.It's even tougher if you're stupid."
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Re: New member from Mo.
Welcome aboard Larry. Here is where you can check your tractor for the year. Thanks to TM tractor.
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Hey Larry, welcome to the forum from another Missourian. I live about 70 miles south of St. Louis, and am as much a hillbilly as they get. Are you by chance a member of the Mo chapter of IHCC (International Harvester Collectors Club)? There are a number of members in your area. For a lot of info on cubs go to
http://www.antique-tractor.com/CubFAQ/cub_faq.html and
as for as questions, just ask away, we will have lots of answers, some of them may even be right.
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Hello Larry,
Welcome to the forum. Everyone here loves questions and pictures.
1975 cub (LouAnn) serial # 245946, 1941 John Deere Model H
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and a lot of that comes from bad judgment. Will Rogers
Re: New member from Mo.
The short answer to your question is yes, your tractor was built in November 1950.
Near the top of this page is a line with a bunch of links. One of them is "Manuals". If you click on it, you get the top page of Rudi's site, which has a lot more than manuals. About 1/3 down the page is:
Click on "Production information" and the next page contains
Click on one of the "Cub Production SpreadSheets" and you will get a large table of production details.
Look the table over and you will find a lot of good data. Trent will be looking for data from your tractor to add to the table.
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Larry, welcome to the forum! It looks as though Jim answered your first quetion and has you pointed in the right direction. Enjoy the forum and don't be afraid to ask any question you may have.
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Larry I also welcome you. I was born and raised just to the east of you in Harrison County. Left in 86. Was just up there this last weekend. Now in middle of the state.
Ron in Mid Missouri
Re: New member from Mo.
First welcome and congratulations on acquiring your first Farmall Cub. Bet you can't stop at just 1 They are pretty addictive. To add to what Jim already said, might I suggest that you read the text below. It will give you a brief introduction to the resources that are available here on Farmallcub.com. It is quite unlike any other old iron site on the net.
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Welcome Larry!! I know you'll like your Cub and this forum. Jim is correct, I would very much like to have information from your tractor as I collect from every Cub I can. For now, get settled in and you'll probably see me post a request or 2 for the Cub info in the main forum. PM or email me anytime if you have questions about the database.
Trent McPeak
Cub Database
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Welcome to the Forum! Congratulations on the Cub, you will find these little things tend to grow on just about anyone! Ask away if you have any questions and I am sure the answers will follow!
Best of luck,
Re: New member from Mo.
Welcome, Larry, to a great forum with fantastic people and more info than you can possibly imagine. Enjoy.
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Thanks for all the welcomes. I keep reading more info on my Cub all the time on here. When I bought the cub the previous owner said it was going to be a project tractor. Had set for awhile and wasn't running. But I have it going now and still have more to do. I really don't want to but to help on the repairs I might be selling the implements that came with the tractor. What would be a ball park figure or asking price on a front blade, 1 bottom plow, cuiltivator and a sickle bar mower? The mower needs some work but the rest seems to be ok. Thanks again.
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Larry- You probably want to post your request for approx. values on the main Cub forum. More will see it and you'll get more replies. BTW, be prepared to be asked for pics of the implements. Pics will help determine the values.
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Mass. residents looking for a fun warm weather activity may want to stop by some of the area's best open markets. Two of Boston's most popular markets are scheduled to open up this month. Here are a few markets opening around the state in the coming months.
SoWa Open Market
Sundays from May 5 – October 27: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
460 – 540 Harrison Avenue
It's time for SoWa Sundays! Located in Boston's South End, the SoWa Market is celebrating its tenth year in operation. Open every Sunday, the market includes an award winning farmer's market and nearly 40 of the areas best food trucks including Clover Fast Food, Bon Me, Roxy's Grilled Cheese, Fugu Truck and more.
The market showcases many of the areas talented artisans, painters, sculptors and more. Shoppers can find anything from jewelry, to canvas paintings, clothing to accessories, home décor and more.
There is also a vintage market within walking distance of the vendors and food trucks, as well as art studios, galleries and other shops.
Greenway Open Market
Saturdays from May 25 – October 26
May – June: 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.
July – August: 11 a.m. – 6 p.m.
September – October: 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.
The Greenway Open Market is an extension of the SoWa Open Market located along the Wharf District Parks on the Rose Kennedy Greenway in downtown Boston. Shoppers and strollers will find similar vendors at this location each weekend from May through October.
Salem Open Market
October 11-13, 18-20, 25-27 and 31:
11 a.m. – 6 p.m. at Derby Square
11 a.m. – 10 p.m. on Essex Street
11 a.m. – 10 p.m. Hawthorne Boulevard (October 31 only)
Starting in mid-October, the this market brings locals and tourists another open market at the Haunted Happenings festival in Salem, Mass. Like the SoWa Market, Salem features over 50 artisans and their handmade goods.
Hingham Holiday Market
November 30 – December 1: 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Free admission and parking
Located 30 minutes south of Boston at the Hingham Ship Yard Marinas, the Hingham Holiday market is open for holiday shoppers. If you miss out on any of the markets during the summer, New England Open Markets hosts the Hingham Holiday Market. The market's site says 75 artists and designers have been chosen to represent their handmade crafts.
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Artistic Director: Jean Grand-Maître
One of the most successful Canadian choreographers of his generation, Jean Grand-Maître assumed the artistic leadership of Alberta Ballet in 2002. Born in Hull, PQ, he began his dance training at York University in Toronto and continued at Montreal's L'École Supérieure de Danse du Québec. He later danced with Ballet British Columbia and Theatre Ballet of Canada. After working internationally for 14 years as an independent choreographer and director, he created and staged new works for many of the world's most prestigious ballet companies, theatre festivals, circus performers, opera companies, stage musicals, television specials, and films.
He has been commissioned by renowned ballet companies such as the Opéra National de Paris, the Teatro alla Scala, the Stuttgart Ballet, the National Norwegian Ballet, the Bavarian State National Ballet, The National Ballet of Canada, Les Grands Ballets Canadiens de Montréal, Ballet British Columbia, the National Ballet of Cuba, Ballet Jörgen and the Hartford Ballet. He has staged and choreographed large scale events and has collaborated with numerous renowned theatre directors such as Michel Lemieux for the street parade celebrating Montreal's 350th anniversary. He was Director of Choreography for the Opening and Closing Ceremonies of the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics.
Alberta Ballet, under Grand-Maitre's directorship, has enjoyed considerable success both artistically and financially. He has managed to build the company's national and international profile while maintaining a strong financial position and securing some of the highest surpluses in the company's history. He has acquired or remounted works by such renowned choreographers as George Balanchine, Agnes de Mille, Rudy Van Dantzig, Dominique Dumais, Christopher Wheeldon, Ali Pourfarrokh, Stanton Welch, Twyla Tharp, and Mikko Nissinen. He has commissioned new ballets by established and emerging choreographers from Canada and elsewhere such as Yukichi Hattori, Reid Bartelme, Flavia Vallone, Sabrina Matthews, Emily Molnar, Edmund Stripe, Lorraine Chapman, Margie Gillis, Magdalena Popa, Reginald Amatto, Alexandrous Ballard, Denise Clarke, and Kirk Peterson. No fewer than 33 one-act ballets, as well as 17 full length works have received their premiere with Alberta Ballet during his first eleven years as Artistic Director. He has also revived 21 one-act ballets and 10 full length ballets from the company's repertoire. Mr. Grand-Maître has taken the company on many highly successful national and international tours and festivals to China, Egypt, Russia, Thailand, the United States, and across Canada.
During his tenure with Alberta Ballet, he has set or choreographed numerous ballets of his own. All have received considerable public and critical acclaim, including Celestial Themes (2002), The Winter Room (2002), Carmen (2003), Cinderella (2004), Dangerous Liaisons (2004), Vigil of Angels (2005), Romeo and Juliet (2005), Joni Mitchell's The Fiddle and The Drum – co-created with Joni Mitchell (2007), Mozart's Requiem (2008), Bolero (2009), Love Lies Bleeding (2010) - created with the participation of Sir Elton John, Fumbling Towards Ecstasy (2011) - created with the participation of Sarah McLachlan, Chaconne (Bach) for the Conservatoire National Superieur de Musique et de Danse de Lyon, France (2011), Balletlujah! (2013) - createdwith the participation of k.d. lang, and Class Acts (2014), a full length homage to the Hollywood musicals of the 1940's. He has also initiated Up Close - a studio series with amazing success, promoting young choreographers in an intimate performance setting.
Michael Crabb wrote in New York City's Dance Magazine: "Rapidly emerging as the Canadian troupe to watch, the originality of its programming combined with the passionate commitment of its dancing has earned Alberta Ballet a strong following at home and growing attention abroad".
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The brother duo The Bots master punk rock'n'roll, aiming for both the melodies and the carnal groove. As a matter of course, they find an unprecedented point on the colour scheme of retro rock, somewhere in between The White Stripes and The Black Keys.
Mikaiah and Anaiah Lei have fine-tuned their skills on the electric guitar and the drums since childhood – and they released their first album when they were 15 and 12, respectively. That was in 2009.
Today, they exude an almost unnatural authority, both regarding songwriting and stage show. The Bots are fully fledged in an age when most bands are still learning to crawl.
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The Disappointment Cliffs is the largest cliff band at Indian Creek. Unfortunately, due to a lot of broken rock this area has fewer routes then other areas such as the Cat Wall. However this cliff holds some amazing lines such as Winner Takes All, The Angry Inch and Hong Kong Phooey.
Getting There
Takes the Meat Walls dirt road for climbs on the left and the Six Star dirt road for climbs on the right. For climbs in the middle of the cliff such as Winner Takes All park your car in any of the dirt or paved pullouts along the 211.
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This is one of the best finger cracks at Indian Creek. Start in a stemming corner for twenty feet then pull some thin moves out of a roof. From there its onto fifty feet of amazing fingerlocks on a slightly overhanging smooth wall. It gets into rattly fingers twenty before the leftward traverse that takes you to the anchors. ...[more] Browse More Classics in UT
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<hardware, communications> (HSSI) A serial port which supports serial transmit speeds of up to 52 megabits per second. It is typically used for leased lines such as DS3 (44.736 Mbps) and E3 (34 Mbps) and for Wide Area Network devices such as routers.
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Founded in 1836, Union is the oldest independent seminary in the nation
Alumni/ae Relations
Welcome to Union's Alumni/ae corner—a place to come back home, visit, explore and find the resources you need to continue doing the groundbreaking work of ministry for which Union Theological Seminary is historically known.
Union Theological Seminary has an unparalleled history. The Union alumni/ae network consists of more than 7,470 alumni/ae worldwide—4,050 of whom reside in the U.S. beyond the New York Tri-State area. And more than 730 alumni/ae serve outside of the United States.
And these numbers are growing! Our alumni/ae continue the distinguished legacy of faithful action, truth and justice seeking that make Union Theological Seminary what it is. We invite you to remain connected, become involved with what Union is today and to let us know where your life's work may lead. We want to hear from you!
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A heart of open space encircled by magnificent buildings: that's Union. We are a school where nothing less than God is the subject of our study, and where the care of the world is our calling. We are Christian, ecumenical, interreligious, world-engaged, broad in thought, and welcoming to all who venture in.
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Interested applicants should submit a detailed cover letter and resume unless otherwise indicated in the position information below. Please specify position of interest in the letter of application. For positions requiring degrees, unofficial transcripts of college work are helpful. Submit materials to the Director of Human Resources, Wilmington College, Pyle Center 1187, 1870 Quaker Way, Wilmington, OH 45177-2499, send information to email@example.com or follow instructions in the position information below. Visit http://www2.wilmington.edu for more information about the College or to print out an application form.
Wilmington College of Ohio, a private four-year college, announces a full-time tenure track assistant professor position in Criminal Justice to begin August 2015.
Candidates should be generalists prepared to offer a range of undergraduate courses in the criminal justice field. Preferred candidates will have a doctoral degree in Criminal Justice, Criminology, or a related field, and some applied experience. Evidence of successful undergraduate teaching and the ability to utilize information technology in the classroom also is preferred.
Wilmington College is a career-oriented liberal arts institution affiliated with the Society of Friends (Quakers). The college is located in southwestern Ohio and its enrollment consists of nearly 1200 traditional and non-traditional students. Additional information about Wilmington College can be found at http://www2.wilmington.edu. Send resume, letter of application, and names and contact information for three references to: Wilmington College, Director of Human Resources, Pyle Center 1187, 1870 Quaker Way, Wilmington, Ohio 45177-2499. Email submissions to email@example.com are preferred. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until position is filled. EOE
Wilmington College is seeking a qualified candidate to fill the position of Staff Accountant. Duties will include, but are not limited to, performing a variety of accounting activities related to the general ledger. Analyze, verify, and post transactions to journals, ledgers, and review other record for all funds. Reconcile checking and deposit bank accounts; assist with month end closing and other general ledger account analysis reports; maintain, as well as invoice, the Miscellaneous Receivables. Analyze and review accounting postings as needed. Make decisions and establish work priorities on procedure-oriented tasks. A Bachelor's Degree in Accounting is preferred and five years of experience in general ledger, account analysis, bank reconciliations, and journal entries. Applicant must possess good organizational, computer, and communication skills. Knowledge of the CARS system is highly desirable. Review of applicants will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled.
Send letter of application, names and contact information for three references to Wilmington College, Director of Human Resources, Pyle Center 1187, 1870 Quaker Way, Wilmington, OH 45177. E-mail submissions to email@example.com are encouraged. Additional information about Wilmington College can be obtained at http://www2.wilmington.edu. EOE
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Canelo vs Mayweather almost finalized for Cinco de Mayo weekend?
Canelo vs Mayweather almost finalized for Cinco de Mayo weekend?
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According to Canelo's facebook page this fight is almost finalized and we could see the two face off on May 4th which is a Mexican holiday.
What do you guys think about it?
EDIT: Schaefer has spoken about the matchup skip to the 3 minute mark to hear
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How hard or easy this fight is for Floyd totally depends on what style he chooses to adopt. Stay on the outside and box ? Easy work.
Mix it up on the inside ? I think he still owns, but he'll have to take some punishment for his troubles.
I think he will have to take punishment in either style
Anyway. Canelo is solid, this will not be an easy fight for Floyd in any way. This would be hard like the Cotto fight, not the same fight, but hard.
yes and Canelo will impose his size like cotto did.
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Social policy
International Women's Day – women in forest communities need louder voice
To mark the 100th anniversary of International Women's Day on Tuesday 8 March 2011, IUCN is calling for women in forest communities to be given more control of the management of forests and to be involved in decisions relating to them. …
08 Mar 2011 | News story
Women and Water
International Women's Day (8 March) is a global day celebrating the economic, political and social achievements of women past, present and future. …
08 Mar 2011 | News story
Partners for the protection of Ecuador's forests
The Ecuadorian Government is taking bold steps to protect the country's native forests - natural 'gold mines' that store large amounts of carbon, harbour some of the highest levels of biodiversity on the planet, and provide numerous other benefits to people and nature. …
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Finding a better way
In one of the biologically richest places on earth, IUCN Members are helping to provide people with alternatives to income from the illegal wild meat trade that is threatening local wildlife. … | Spanish
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Going nuts about forests
In Laos, the sustainable harvesting of medicinal seeds from the native malva nut tree is helping to improve both the lives of local people and the state of the region's forests. …
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IUCN welcomes 'Forests 2011' - International Year of Forests
The world's forests are essential to life in all its diversity and to attaining humanity's biggest goals such as reducing poverty, curbing climate change and achieving sustainable development. Throughout 2011 IUCN will work towards making sure that forests deliver their maximum potential for human well-being and biodiversity conservation. … | Spanish
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Development and Conservation organizations partner on adaptation
IUCN, CARE, and WWF have joined forces to build poor and marginalized people's resilience to the impacts of climate change by promoting sound ecosystem management into human adaptation. …
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The IUCN Cahoacan and Tacaná projects in Mesoamerica were recently selected to feature in the new ECODES catalogue, profiling a distinct selection of innovative social projects implemented by organizations around the world. … | Spanish
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It's in our hands: New book on our relationship with nature launched
A new book, Sacred Natural Sites: Conserving nature and culture, is being launched by IUCN today at the Convention on Biological Diversity conference in Nagoya, Japan. The launch is part of an event organized through a collaboration between ETC-COMPAS and IUCN and is dedicated to promoting sacred natural sites and their crucial role in conserving nature and culture. The book is based on experience from around the world which highlights the importance of sacred natural sites in biodiversity conservation and the long-standing relationships between nature and people. …
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Contemporary 2 Bedroom Waterfront Property in Denver
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Hidden Lake
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 700 - $ 875 / week
vacation rental description
This beautiful lakeside condo offers easy access to downtown Denver (11 miles), and ski resorts (90 minutes from Winter Park, Breckenridge, Beaver Creek, or Copper Mountain). Watch the sun rise over the lake or relax by the fireplace in the warmth of this tasteful, contemporary residence.
This two bedroom, two bath unit sleeps four. The master bedroom has a king-sized bed and an attached bath that includes a deep, soaking tub. The guest bedroom includes a full-sized bed and a twin-sized futon.
The full kitchen/dining/living areas are open, with windows and patio doors that overlook Hidden Lake. Bright and cheerful, this second-floor residence offers a peaceful oasis you'll be happy to call your "home away from home."
It's the perfect place for a wonderful weekend or week long getaway.
3 day minimum stay is required. No pets allowed.
condo rental amenities
Master Suite equipped with a Master Bath and gorgeous Deep soaking Master tub.
2 full baths
Gas fireplace
Air conditioning
Plenty of off street parking
Fully equipped Kitchen
All utensils will be provided
Condiments and more to enjoy during your stay should you decide to eat in.
Washer & Dryer
Pool (seasonal)
Truly a home away from home experience.
Wine will be left for all guests and as well as chocolates to sweeten your stay!
This is a NON-Smoking unit.
activities and attractions in Denver Colorado
Close to downtown lodo
Close to 1-70 West bound where you can access the Rocky Mountain National Park
All the ski resorts are within a 75 minute drive max
Close to Flatirons Mall
Walking distance from the Yatch Club Salon and Spa.
Running all within short distance or around the local lake which the property is home to.
vacation rental rates
$100-$125 a night but all rates can be negotiated based on season and time of year.
Payments can be made with a check, Visa or Master Card.
Credit Card will be held until the end of stay assuming there is no damage no further charges will be associated with stay.


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The Giants did most of their scoring in the fourth inning, but they've had chances since then. They had runners on in the fifth ... nothing. They had a leadoff double in the sixth ... nothing. In the seventh, they really had nothing, as rookie Shelby Miller shut them down, and he started the eighth.
And in the eighth inning, the Giants got another rally going. Gregor Blanco drew a leadoff walk, and he had designs on taking third on a Brandon Crawford line drive, but Jon Jay made a great catch in center:
Allen Craig did actually tag him on the shoulder to complete the double play, but, well, huh. Can't have an umpire in the press box taking a few seconds to check that out. It'd take too long.
Things got furry for Miller after that. Aubrey Huff singled on a pop-up that should have been caught, but it fell between Pete Kozma and Matt Holliday. Again. Angel Pagan singled to load the bases and Ryan Theriot -- the ex-Cardinal in for the injured Marco Scutaro -- singled into the gap to score two. That's four combined RBI for two different Giants second basemen on the night.
Sergio Romo is in to protect a six-run lead for whatever reason. Hey, off day tomorrow!


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Original post made on Sep 15, 2013
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on Sep 15, 2013 at 9:50 am
The fish "is larger than her" -- larger than her "what?" [Post removed due to disrespectful comment] Does the use of the verb in its present tense suggest that Moby Fish survived the ordeal? Or at least is still intact? Is it being stuffed? Mmm ... stuffed halibut!
And was she there for the salmon, too, or just for, you know ...
on Sep 15, 2013 at 12:53 pm
excuse me..."her butt"?
[Portion removed due to disrespectful comment]
on Sep 15, 2013 at 10:33 pm
So, cholo -- you're the resident buffoon on the Pleasanton Weekly's forum, right? Branching out are you? I find it difficult to make the anatomical comparison you suggest, but I will defer to your expertise regarding dickishness, in general.
on Sep 17, 2013 at 3:02 pm
congrats to the fisher"woman". That is a hell of a fish. I am sure the men weren't happy, just like the men weren't happy the first hole-in-one at the Canyon Lakes Golf Course was made by a woman at the 13th hole with a 5 iron....
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As an undergraduate in Italy, Carla Billitteri knew all about the National Poetry Foundation. She was studying 20th-century American and European poetics, and many of her critical sources were books published by NPF.
"If you do poetry or poetics, this is a place you want to be," says Billitteri, a scholar, critic and translator of contemporary Italian poetry. Her most recent book, Language and the Renewal of Society in Walt Whitman, Laura (Riding) Jackson, and Charles Olson, was chosen as the inaugural text for a new series on modern and contemporary poetry and poetics.
Billitteri first came to UMaine for NPF conferences, then in 2001 as a professor. She not only found a community of like-minded academics, she found students who were eager to find their place in this avant-garde poetry tradition, much as she had years ago.
"The cultural legacy I'm carrying on is more of an attention to the place of poetry in cultural production, attention to the critical and historical discourse of poetry, attention to the work of rethinking the literary canon," says Billitteri.
Billitteri and her colleagues have their eyes on the early 21st century, much as their predecessors looked to the early 20th century. They strive to find — and celebrate — the next H.D., Ezra Pound or William Carlos Williams.
"There is an incredible wealth of ideas, figures and poetic practices in the history of American poetry, but most of it is still not very well known," she says. "Part of the legacy of the NPF is constantly revisiting our sense of the canon as it pertains to 20th-century American poetry. Constantly asking why is this poet not there — or not 'visible' — yet. We feel at this point it is our duty to be proactive."
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Hey, THIS IS AMAZING Thank you soo much! THANK YOUSponsored Links
Could someone plz reupload the PS2 Classics Placeholder R2 package? the mediafire-link is down, i tried so often.
Hey, THIS IS AMAZING Thank you soo much! THANK YOUSponsored Links
Could someone plz reupload the PS2 Classics Placeholder R2 package? the mediafire-link is down, i tried so often.
Hi, if someone can slap me about the head and tell me where I'm going wrong I would be grateful. I have placeholder installed and latest MM but when I select a PS2 game and then try to load using placeholder I just keep getting "The copyright protection information is invalid (80029513)".Sponsored Links
Driving me up the wall...
Which RAP did you use to encrypt the iso? Make sure you use 2P0001-PS2U10000_00-0000111122223333 and try again. Use a hex editor on it and look for this in the first 16 bytes- if you see instead something like JP0102-NPJD00015_00-0000000000000000 then you used the wrong one.
Some more updates from deank, as follows:
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All support: 3.55 CEX/DEX, 4.21 CEX/DEX, 4.30 CEX/DEX, 4.31CEX, 4.40CEX. These four tools are also available in mM's WEB column.
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Contains modified source and PS3 executable "ps2classics.self". It can be used by any PS3 application to convert a regular disc PS2 ISO to ISO.BIN.ENC.
Can be used as easy as:
Where iso_path1 is the source iso, iso_path2 is the destination encrypted iso.bin.enc and klc_path is the path to the klicense.Code:char* launchargv[8]; memset(launchargv, 0, sizeof(launchargv)); launchargv[0] = (char*)malloc( 2); strcpy(launchargv[0], "e"); launchargv[1] = (char*)malloc( 4); strcpy(launchargv[1], "cex"); launchargv[2] = (char*)malloc(i3); strcpy(launchargv[2], klc_path ); launchargv[3] = (char*)malloc(i1); strcpy(launchargv[3], iso_path1); launchargv[4] = (char*)malloc(i2); strcpy(launchargv[4], iso_path2); launchargv[5] = (char*)malloc(12); strcpy(launchargv[5], "ISO.BIN.ENC"); launchargv[6] = (char*)malloc(37); strcpy(launchargv[6], "2P0001-PS2U10000_00-0000111122223333"); launchargv[7] = NULL; _Exitspawn(ps2classics, (char* const*)launchargv, NULL, NULL, 0, 1001, SYS_PROCESS_PRIMARY_STACK_SIZE_1M);
I just tested it (launching a regular ISO in mM, it spawns the ps2classics.self and creates the encrypted ISO + a folder structure) - everything seems ok. It needs a nice progress bar, improved I/O by using async read/write and you're good to go. It doesn't support 4GB+ files, but properly adds missing info for CD ISO files.
Basically with mM you can dump your PS2 game disc, load it in the RETRO column, it will convert it to ps2classic in a minute or two and you can load it with ps2-classics-placeholder. I'll release a test mM later.
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- multiMAN ver 04.30.00 UPD CEX (20130331).pkg
- ps2classics.rar (modified by me)
This test update requires that you have 04.30.00 BASE or updated online to 04.30.00. The online version is also updated to this build.
Changes in ps2classic:
- Added 64bit file access functions to support 4GB+ files (for LIMG and encryption)
- Added asynchronous READ/WRITE to improve encryption speed (1GB / 3min)
- Added progress bar and 'Remaining time' information to the encryption
- Added check if the provided ISO is a CD or DVD image for proper LIMG header creation
Changes in multiMAN:
- Added support to encrypt standard disc-backup PS2 ISO files from /dev_hdd0/PS2ISO and /dev_usbxxx/PS2ISO to PS2 Classics
- Added support to delete PS2 Classics (ISO+folder)
- Added support to load PS2 Classics from USB HDD (folder will be transferred to internal HDD)
- Encryption is done by spawning "ps2classics" which resides in mM's USRDIR/sys/PS2C.BIN (the one provided in the ps2classics.rar above)
Basically it comes down to:
1) Rip your original PS2 game disc with multiMAN (it took just 4-5 mins to backup my KILLZONE disc) / or transfer a PS2 ISO backup to /dev_hdd0/PS2ISO
2) Go to RETRO column and load the ISO - you'll be prompted to convert to PS2 Classic
3) Conversion takes 2 to 5 mins and you'll be returned to multiMAN (you'll see the converted game with [PS2 Classic] suffix in the name)
4) Activate the PS2 Classic and start it from XMB/PS2 Classic Placeholder
Default CID and KLICENSE used (compatible with aldostools and CaptainCPS-X tools/apps):
p.s. I was FINALLY able to test all this PS2-Classics stuff:
1) Download and install ReactPSN 2.24 and PS2ClassicsPlaceholder from mM's WEB column
- Create "aa" account and login with it (make sure AUTO-LOGIN is disabled so you can chose "ReactPSN Xrif Xedat" account)
- Copy /exdata folder (included in ReactPSN zip) with 2P0001-PS2U10000_00-0000111122223333.rap file in it on USB stick
- Start reactPSN and login with your regular account after reboot
= 2mins
2) Start multiMAN and put KILLZONE PS2 original disc
3) From game column select "Copy" while Killzone disc is displayed
4) Backup to /dev_hdd0 (PS2ISO)
= 10mins
5) After copy completes go to RETRO column and activate "KILLZONE" ISO
6) It prompts for encryption (4,4GB)
= 12min
7) Back to mM and RETRO column - activate "Killzone [PS2 Classic]"
8) Quit to XMB and start "PS2 Classics Placeholder"
= 30sec
TOTAL = 24mins to RIP a full 4,4GB DVD, convert to PS2 Classic and start it. ALL THAT ON THE PS3.
Today the Cobra USB PSX Launcher was released for the DRM-infected USB dongle with details below, as follows:
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Some users have reported problems with some PAL ps1 games on NTSC systems and viceversa.
It is a bug that only affects a portion of users. This package solves those problems.
Instructions: after selecting a ps1 game of different TV system wtith mmCM, launch the included application instead of starting the ps1 game with the disc icon. If the game is of your TV system or if you don't have this problem at all, we recommend to play the game using the disc icon, as always, as it is expected to have bigger compatibility.


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does anyone know of software that allows for creation/editing of notes or calendar events ON an ipod rather than syncing/transferring? if my ipod could act just a little more like a PDA i could die today.
(ive got a 60gb photo)
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Bids opened for Northwest 72nd Street extension project
Construction to improve Green Hills Road and Waukomis Drive
The City of Kansas City, Mo., opened bids for the Northwest 72nd Street extension and improvements to Green Hills Road and Waukomis Drive on Tuesday, March 1. This $7.6 million construction project will extend Northwest 72nd Street eastward from Overland Drive to Waukomis Drive and reconstruct approximately 400 feet of roadway on Northwest 72nd Street east of Waukomis Drive. Waukomis Drive and Green Hills Road will each expand to improved three lane roads with curbs, sidewalks and streetlights. The intersection of the streets will include a roundabout and a small storm water basin to improve water quality. This project will also upgrade the existing 24-inch water main to a new 36-inch water main,and upgrade the existing 8-inch water main to a new 12-inch water main along Waukomis Drive and Green Hills Road.
The project will be constructed in three phases. The first phase of the project will build Northwest 72nd Street west of the Green Hills Road/Waukomis Drive intersection and the roundabout and not require any street closures. The second phase will build Green Hills Road north of the roundabout and Northwest 72nd Street east of the roundabout after the new Northwest 72nd Street is opened. The third phase will improve Waukomis Drive from the roundabout south to the recently completed improvements on Northwest 68th Street. These improvements implement portions of the Waukomis Drive/Green Hills Road planning study completed in 2006.
Construction is expected to begin in early summer and take two and a half years. Residents can expect to see utility work begin in spring.
"This project will greatly enhance the east-west connectivity that the Northland needs," said Councilman Russ Johnson.
Crews will post changeable message boards before any road work begins or changes in construction phases, allowing adequate notice that detours and traffic patterns will change.
Noting that disruption in residents' lives needs to be kept to a minimum, Councilman Johnson said, "The contractor will receivea bonus if they are able to shorten the construction time of this project, thereby minimizing disruption to the residents of the valley."
The project's contractor will be able to close Green Hills Road for only 120 days, and will receive a bonus if the project is completed by Nov. 15, 2012.
For media inquiries or more information, please contact Sean Demory, communication manager for the Capital Projects Office, at 816-513-0059.