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Moscow Helsinki Group activities for freedom of conscience and secularism
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Moscow Helsinki Group is the oldest Human Rights organisation now operating in Russia. MHG was established on May, 12, 1976 with the aim to carry out control over Soviet government activity in the sphere of human rights, preventing its attempts to humiliate the freedom of people. At these very difficult years of totalitarianism this was a tiny and very courageous group of people that dared to raise their voices against the government and the communist party's absolute power. They proclaimed the highest value of the rights of each individual, the freedom of thought and movement, the illegality of state officials' arbitrariness. It was called Moscow Helsinki Group as the group meant to remind the Soviet State, that on August, 1, 1975 the Heads of the USSR having signed the Concluding Accord of the Conference on the Security and Cooperation in Europe, held in Helsinki, assumed obligations to follow the international standards on human rights. The standards that they later seemed to forget when inconvenient, that needed to be reminded and controlled by people.
So from the very beginning of its existence MHG deals with revelation of Human Rights violations and exercising a pressure on authorities to make them fulfill undertaken international obligations in this sphere. Now the positions of Human Rights defenders in Russia being much stronger than in the Soviet time (although yet far from safe) the Group has broadened the topics of its activity, working in the areas of: monitoring all kinds of Human Rights and freedom violations, legal assistance to the victims of state arbitrariness, spreading the information in all countries of the former Soviet Union, education and awareness-raising for the people to know about their rights and freedoms, support to other Human Rights NGOs, activists and small groups throughout Russia. MHG makes all the possible efforts for reinforcement and promotion of civil society in Russia and the neighboring countries, more than 100 regional Human Rights organizations participate in joint projects with MHG.
Freedom of conscience and expression in Russia
The importance of these basic freedoms is obvious to the people of the free civilized countries, used to live in the world where the information on any topic is spread and accessed freely, where the state does not interfere in the areas of privacy. This is unfortunately now only a difficult to achieve ideal for the country I am living in. The states intrusion to the freedom of conscience is only one aspect of the problem.
It is no secret that the Russian government's officials favorite religion is Orthodox Christianity. This trend has its impact for all Russian people in everyday life. It is hard to spread any information on the city streets in Russia (such as leaflets, printed advertisements in large quantities) without getting a special state officials' approval. But the promoters of orthodox religion have never had any problems with that. Typical everyday scene: near a church in the central part of Moscow a group of people is approaching the people passing by with orthodox-christian brochures. And the fact that causes my misunderstanding is not that they do it, but that I have only a small and very risky chance to have the same opportunity to promote my own values. Try to go out with brochures, leaflets or even a single poster about for example freedom of conscience – you will most probably face big problems (arrest, confiscation of documents, search of your pockets and personal belongings, sometimes being threatened and beaten by the police). Examples of such treatment are mass: numerous cases of police violence for the organizers and participants of the "Marches of Dissent", etc.
The freedom of public manifestations in Russia, that exists on paper (the Law on public assemblies) is in reality only a myth. Numerous applications to organize an event in Moscow undergo a severe control of the law-enforcement officials on their main idea and slogans. If the event is devoted to one of the approved by state topics – no problems will arise. On the contrary, if you are unlucky to express any of the divergent from the state line ideas, you will be suggested either to cancel your event, or to organize it somewhere in a deserted place – like suburbs or a remoted district. Try to insist – the police will come to the place of your meeting and arrest the participants. A good example is the fate of all the MHG-actions organized each second month of the years 2009-2010 with the only slogans "We demand the freedom of assembly" "Article 31 of the Constitution". The police has each time arrested the participants, the posters were confiscated.
One of the ways left to express opinion in public in Russia is the Internet, where the state yet has not managed to interfere.
The Russian Orthodox Church has no such problems. Orthodox processions march freely through the central streets of Moscow. The government's officials orderly attend the church services, the scenes where they stand praying being broadcasted in the central television. The state even cares to take special efforts to ensure the mass attendance by people (especially young) of the church processions. That is another example of state's intervention in private life: forcing the people to go where they do not want and associate themselves with the confession they do not feel eager to belong to. Several examples were discovered by our monitoring group quite recently: a document was published in the internet by someone from the staff of the Moscow State University of Design and Technology – where the representatives of the Moscow local government imperatively demand the rector to delegate 80 participants to the youth orthodox procession headed by the patriarch of Russia. Several students have also written in their blogs that they have been threatened by their uni's administration to obligatory attend the officially optional classes on the topic of orthodoxy.
A new initiative of government to strengthen orthodox ideology started in the years 2007-2008. In many regions of the country the subject named the "Basics of Orthodox Culture" was introduced at schools. Started as an optional course, gradually it became obligatory for more and more schoolchildren. So that in the year 2010 an experimental federal programme was introduced in 18 regions making this subject obligatory in classes of state schools for around 250 000 children. This measure – completely ignoring parents' discontent, public protests and a great number of citizens' applications against the new subject. On the results of opinion-polls held by independent NGOs in 13 regions of Russia only about 30% of respondents were in favour of religious subjects at school.
What does MHG do?
In this situation Moscow Helsinki Group finds it important to take all available measures to protect secularism and the freedom of conscience and expression.
A big public campaign was started for the freedom of opinion. This includes every-two-months meetings for the freedom of meetings each 31st date of a month for Article 31st, a big number of printed editions on these topics, media-company and legal help to all those whose freedom of opinion has been violated.
MHG also continues the collect of the information of all those cases, where the rights and freedoms have been violated, analyzing this information and spreading it to the media, international community and the responsible government officials. MHG lawyers also lead a number of court-cases in this sphere. For the freedom of conscience several open appeals were made from MHG to the government with demands to cancel the subject "Basics of Orthodox Culture" in schools.
As a group working actively with the youth we also organize education and awareness-raising activities in this field – such as open discussions, seminars, spreading printed educational materials. For example film-festivals in Moscow and other cities of Russia, where discussions to promote diversity of cultures, to counteract xenophobia and totalitarianism take place. Another educational activity will be held in Moscow in the end of July – the international Summer School of Human Rights, it defends the right of every individual to freely choose his values, to express these values and be independent from any state ideology.
In order to strengthen the positions of those thinking freely MHG and its members actively support all kinds of civil associations and coalitions, such as the All-Russian Civil Network, the international Youth Human Rights Movement, the international Coalition Against Hate – those networks strengthening the civil society and enabling people to find the like-minded persons, express solidarity and collectively protect those in need from the state's pressure. The youth section of MHG consider it highly important to maintain contacts with freethinkers of all countries and the International Assembly of Young Freethinkers, and I am really proud to be a delegate from MHG at this meeting.


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I love Scott Boras. Seriously. Can you imagine how boring the world would be without him? Scott Boras is the Joseph Smith, the L. Ron Hubbard, the Charles Ponzi, the Kevin Trudeau, the Sergeant Bilko, the Harry Mudd of Our National Pastime. There's never been anyone quite like him, and might never be again. Scott Boras is more interesting than Arliss Michaels and Jerry Maguire and Ari Gold all rolled into one.
Scott Boras is Prince Fielder's agent. Fielder is the only superstar who's still available on the open market right now. All the rest have signed. All the rest signed weeks ago. So why is Fielder still available?
Because he's just that incredible. He transcends hitting (let alone fielding, and running). Fielder is so incredible that he, among all the other free agents available this winter, demands the attention of ownership.
Really. Here's just a sampling of Boras's explanation, via Ken Rosenthal:
Boras described the process of educating owners on Fielder — and introducing Fielder to those owners — as "time-consuming."
"You absolutely see two factors with superstar sluggers — they bring retention value and attraction value. Retention value — look at (Rickie) Weeks, (Corey) Hart, (Yovani) Gallardo. They all stayed in Milwaukee. When you have that guy in the middle of the lineup, it's, 'Oh yeah, I want to play with him.' Jeff Kent won an MVP hitting behind Barry Bonds. Ryan Braun won an MVP hitting in front of Fielder. That's the modality.
". . . (A player like Fielder) gets you the (local) TV contract, he gets you a higher franchise value, your attendance goes up . . . These players pay for themselves. They make you a lot of money. Owners understand that. They reach out to you. Prince is not in any way a normal free agent. Owners will move players off their teams that already occupy positions to get him. Even though they have a player at the position, this is the move to bring in a franchise player."
"The man in the batter's box and the man in the locker room are two very different people. The man in the locker room is an ambassador, a very sincere and understanding man. In the batter's box, he is out there, literally uncaged.
"Having that light switch is a very special thing for an athlete. To be able to control your emotions, do all the things required of a franchise player . . . of all the superstars I've been around, psychologically he's the best that I have seen."
Let's be clear about this ... Boras is arguing that Fielder, even beyond his considerable value on the field, as a hitter -- is also valuable because his presence a) makes it easier to keep other players, and b) leads to an increase in attendance and (presumably) TV ratings, and thus increases revenues in the long term.
How much are those things worth? I don't know if even Scott Boras would attempt to come up with a number. Better, perhaps, to let prospective suitors use their imaginations. Prince Fielder was worth roughly $25 million on the field last season. The other stuff is worth ... what? Maybe $5 million per season? That would get Fielder to $30 million, a figure I'm sure would thrill both agent and client.
Fielder probably isn't going to actually make that much, but it's really not so difficult to argue that he was worth that much in 2011. Especially if you factor in the Brewers' postseason run.
Here is Boras's problem, though: Fielder has not been consistent.
Here are his values -- as usual, according to FanGraphs -- over the last four seasons:
$21 million
$8 million
$29 million
$14 million
$25 million
His average value over the last five seasons: $20 million.
Which remains a considerable sum. Toss in the "retention and attraction" value, and maybe you can push the big slugger's value to $25 million per season. Which is probably Boras's actual target. Or something close.
I still don't think he'll get that much. Not with that body. My guess: six years and $122 million. Give or take a year and $20 million. But who's counting, anyway.


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The Department of Health and Environmental Control says a second round of tests are being read Thursday to see if any inmates or jail staff in Laurens County were exposed to tuberculosis.
Mark Plowden, Communications Director with DHEC, says the second round of tests does not mean any of them tested positive. Plowden says a contact investigation must spread to cover the necessary individuals as they become known, but he says they don't expect to find anything.
Plowden says 62 tests have been completed.
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Dozens of inmates and jail staff in Laurens County are waiting to find out if they've been exposed to tuberculosis.
State health officials say one inmate at the Johnson Detention Facility in Laurens tested positive for TB bacteria in a routine screening.
The Department of Health and Environmental Control has given 45 skin tests for TB to inmate and staff members at the jail.
So far no one has conclusively tested positive for the disease, although there are still several test results DHEC hasn't been able to read yet.
Jail Administrator Chris Hudson said his facility is using an abundance of caution.
"The biggest thing is I want to make sure people are safe and nobody has any exposure at all to TB," said Hudson.
DHEC said it all started when an inmate tried to work in the jail's kitchen.
"Medical would administer the PPD or TB test. And then once that's read, then they would be allowed to work in the kitchen or not," said Hudson.
The results of that inmate's skin test for TB prompted DHEC to launch the contact investigation.
If an inmate has a positive skin test, it's protocol for the inmate to then get a chest X-ray, and eventually a CT scan.
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Hudson said some of the people waiting to hear back about their results are now out of jail and back in the community. DHEC has their contact information so the agency can reach out to those people if there is a concern.
The jail's TB scare comes in the wake of an outbreak at Ninety Six Primary School in Greenwood County, where DHEC is facing backlash for waiting months before testing students who came in contact with someone who was infected. Dozens tested positive for exposure.
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UPDATE: Seriously. This sucks.
As we like to say in my neck of the woods – Bless her heart. Can she not catch a break? Okay – she may not deserve one – but, lord – Bless her heart. I have no idea if TrimSpa works or not – well, I have an idea – but do people really think it is her fault that they fall for such things? They must not know that she doesn't have her money yet.


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We've all been there. We've read a Phillies article on philly.com and for some absurd reason taken a peak at the comments section. What happens next is a weird mix of brain freeze, LSD-induced trip, and getting hit over the head with a cartoon anvil. But now we can turn that misery into entertainment, as some crazed interweb genius has tumblr'ed (did I just make up a verb?) the comments from the site and it's amazing. The link above is to the Onion AV Club article about the site. The site is linked in that article. Enjoy. And don't say I never did anything good for you.


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localBroncos' Mangimelli signs with UGA Brookwood senior Jana Mangimelli has signed with the University of Georgia's swimming program. Mangimelli, who trains at SwimAtlanta, is a six-time All-American and won the 200 individual medley state championship at last season's state high school meet. She also is a two-time Bronco MVP and the Daily Post's 2008 girls swimmer of the year. Blue Devils' Garrett signs with LSU Norcross senior pitcher Forrest Garrett, a four-year member of the Blue Devils' varsity team, has signed a baseball scholarship with powerhouse Louisiana State. He is the son of David and Kathy Garrett. Garrett had a 7-3 record with a 2.79 ERA and 69 strikeouts in 651/3 innings as a junior, earning first-team all-county honors. He also was selected as the Region 7-AAAAA pitcher of the year. Lions' Connelly, Fernandez sign with N. Georgia Peachtree Ridge senior softball players Krysten Connelly and Callie Fernandez have signed with North Georgia College and State University's program. Both were first-team All-County selections by the Daily Post. Connelly, a pitcher, was 23-10 this season with a 0.97 ERA and 259 strikeouts in 216 innings. Fernandez hit .386 and led Gwinnett County with 34 RBIs. GAC's Eisler signs with Campbell Greater Atlanta Christian senior Emma Eisler will continue her swimming career at Campbell University (N.C.). Eisler will be honored at a Dec. 4 signing ceremony at GAC. Georgia Force home-school team wins finale The Georgia Force home-school football team won its season finale in the National Home School Football Association Tournament, held in Panama City Beach, Fla. The team defeated the Central Home Educators Fellowship Patriots 28-0. 'Prep Rally' features Blue Devils' Adams "Gwinnett Prep Rally," a Gwinnett County high school sports TV program, airs football highlights from Woodstock-Norcross, Lassiter-North Gwinnett, Peachtree Ridge-Harrison and Grayson-East Paulding on this week's show. Norcross' D.J. Adams is the show's featured athlete. "Gwinnett Prep Rally,"hosted by Daily Post editor Todd Cline and sports editor Will Hammock, airs Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. on GCPS-TV and each Wednesday-Saturday at 7:30 a.m., 6:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. on GCPS-TV. Check www.gwinnettpreprally.com for more information. - From staff, wire reports
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MARYVILLE (WATE) - Heavy rains have brought an increase in road problems across the area.
In Blount County, the highway department has seen nearly double the number of potholes and road issue because of the rain this year.
Multiple crews worked their way down cracked and torn streets on Wednesday and Thursday filling in potholes caused by the above average rainfall.
"If you get moisture going under your asphalt, that starts the soft spots and as the traffic hits it, it makes an indenture in the asphalt, it cracks. And once it starts cracking, it'll start breaking," said Bill Dunlap, the Blount County Highway Superintendent.
Drivers say the extra potholes this summer are hard to miss.
"A lot of the secondary roads are narrow, so you might straddle a lane just to miss a pothole, and it's difficult when you have oncoming traffic," said Blount County resident Bobby Davis.
Blount County has had 48 inches of rain this summer, 17 inches above normal. And it's put a lot of pressure on the highway department.
Already, the highway department has used 480 tons of asphalt this summer. That's usually what they use the entire season.
"I see the need out there. I hear the need out there every summer during paving season, and I've asked for additional revenue," Dunlap said.
Through cuts and extra funding from county commission, the highway department has generated a little over $1 million in new dollars. Of their $6.3 million dollar budget, nearly a third goes to asphalt, including packing potholes and paving roads.
"The road crews are doing all they can with what they have and I appreciate because I drive a lot," said Davis.
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PAPHOS - The Venus Rock Golf Resort project in Paphos district has been sold to Chinese investors for €290m.
The project, which will include two golf courses, the 5 Star Nikki Beach Hotel, two community sports centres, a commercial and leisure component as well as luxury private homes, was sold on May 17 to a Hong Kong based international conglomerate and real estate investment group.
According to a press release by the Dolphin Capital Investors Limited, the agreed purchase price for the sale of the sellers' interest in Venus Rock amounts in aggregate to €290m and comprises a fixed consideration of €241.5m and a conditional deferred consideration of €48.5m.
Dolphin is a leading global investor in the residential resort sector in emerging markets and one of the largest real estate investment companies quoted on AIM in terms of net assets.
On May 17, 2013, the Company's 49.8% subsidiaries Aristo Developers Ltd and Venus Rock Estates Ltd executed a binding Contract of Sale for their interest in the Venus Rock Golf Resort.
The Agreement has entered into negotiations with a Hong-Kong based international conglomerate and real estate investment group for the sale of shares and assets in the Venus Rock project, comprising all the plots and land, all permits and licenses granted, all related machinery and stock, and all the contracts and other agreements relating to the Project's development.
An amount of €15 million from the deferred consideration is conditional upon the increase of the existing residential building capacity of the two golf phases of the Venus Rock project, expected to materialize soon as this measure has already been announced by the Cypriot government (as reported in the Company's 22 April announcement).
The €33.5 million balance is conditional upon the finalisation of the on-going rezoning of certain agricultural land plots included in the project within 12 months from the Closing Date, which may be expected with more than 50% certainty.
The Sellers have already received a non-refundable deposit of €2 million against the Purchase Price, while another €10 million is payable anytime before 30 June 2013.
The remaining €229.5 million fixed consideration will be paid in part within three months from the closing date (17th of May) and the balance within six months, depending on the release of the existing mortgages over the Venus Rock project.
The mortgage free titles of the Venus Rock properties will be transferred to the purchaser (or affiliated companies designated by the purchaser) proportionately upon the payment of the respective fixed consideration installments.
The €48.5 million conditional deferred consideration is payable within six months from the closing date, provided that the relevant conditions are met, or within 12 months from the closing date, in the case where the relevant conditions are met after six months from the closing date (proportionate payment is provided in case the conditions are only partly completed).
The aggregate tax liabilities, agency commission expenses and other costs arising from the Transaction for the Sellers are expected to be in the region of 9% - 13% of the Purchase Price.
Miltos Kambourides, Managing Partner of Dolphin Capital Partners Limited, has described the transaction as a landmark one.
"In line with our strategic objectives for 2013, we are pleased to execute this landmark transaction, which has enormous benefits not only for Dolphin but also for the Cypriot economy in general", he said.
Kambourides further said that "in a period of very challenging market and operational conditions in Cyprus due to the current banking crisis, the sale of Venus Rock for a significant cash consideration, demonstrates the quality of Dolphin's real estate portfolio and proves the resilience of the Cyprus property market".


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Hamilton, the tanned Hollywood leading man known for roles in "Love at First Bite," "Zorro, the Gay Blade" and "Godfather III," made his Broadway debut in Chicago.
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Marco Rubio's Republican Party: Thirsty for new ideas—because the ones they have aren't working. http://t.co/dna5jdN5—
The Democrats (@TheDemocrats) February 13, 2013
Oh, sweeties. You are just so, so precious! Pathetic Democrats, with the help of absurd media lapdogs, continue to attempt to spin #WaterBottlegate something bad.
Bless your heart-y Donna Brazile tweeted out that "ad" from The Democrats.
Here's the DNC ad on #marcorubio http://t.co/Cxq6l6hs—
Donna Brazile (@donnabrazile) February 13, 2013
The sad and always absurd DNC communications director Brad Woodhouse also proudly tweeted it.
RT @TheDemocrats: Marco Rubio's Republican Party: Thirsty for new ideas—because the ones they have aren't working. http://t.co/Beti4OYT—
Brad Woodhouse (@woodhouseb) February 13, 2013
The pitiful. It scorches! Hilarity and righteous mockery swiftly ensued.
Ditto, very pro-Rubio RT @daveweigel: I don't get it. RT @donnabrazile: Here's the DNC ad on #marcorubio http://t.co/RuMG72eD—
Derek Hunter (@derekahunter) February 13, 2013
The DNC would be supporting Rubio? RT @daveweigel: I don't get it. RT @donnabrazile: Heres the DNC ad on #marcorubio http://t.co/Rc0SawIc—
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so it's saying Rubio quenches the thrist? RT @GPollowitz The ad is racist RT @donnabrazile: Here's DNC ad on #rubio http://t.co/HHaGiG5i—
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.@TheDemocrats attack Rubio for taking a sip of water while jobs dry up under Obama—
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@TheDemocrats you've run up almost five straight years of trillion dollar debt and you make fun of a gentlemen who is thirsty? Your the joke—
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Even a Democrat is forced to admit the total fail.
Is Marco Rubio's ridiculous drink of water all the Democrats have to criticize about his speech? Our party is lazy.—
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Fail. Again.
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WALLA WALLA, Wash. -- Whitman College nailed down second place in the final Northwest Conference women's tennis standings -- its highest finish since 2007 -- with a 7-2 victory over Lewis & Clark on Saturday in Portland, Ore.
Whitman 7,
Lewis & Clark 2
Whitman, now 15-4 on the season and 10-2 in the NWC, got rolling by taking two of three matches in the opening slate of doubles, and then added victories in five of six matches in singles.
|Alyssa Roberg
Lewis & Clark finished its season at 3-9 in conference and 3-10 overall.
Whitman takes the No. 2 seed into next weekend's four-team NWC post-season tournament, which will be hosted by top-seeded Linfield in McMinnville, Ore.
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The Missionaries will play a Saturday semifinal match against No. 3 Whitworth. A victory in that match means Whitman would play Sunday for the NWC's automatic berth in the NCAA DIII national championship tournament.
Whitman, ranked No. 8 in the West Region, forged its early lead against Lewis & Clark with wins in the top two matches in doubles.
Junior Alyssa Roberg and first-year teammate Courtney Lawless were 8-1 winner at No. 1 doubles, subduing Lisa Osepyan and Jill Coleman.
Junior Kate Kunkel-Patterson and first-year Missionary Morgan Lawless won 8-4 at No. 2 doubles, downing Gillian Lowe and Olivia Sweetman.
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The Pioneers picked off a team point at No. 3 doubles, where Makena McCluskey and Thersa Grigsby beat Whitman sophomores Hadley Scherer and Erin Minuth.
Two Missionaries -- Morgan Lawless at No. 3 and Scherer at No. 5 -- posted 6-0, 6-0 wins in singles.
Roberg at No. 1 singles and Courtney Lawless at No. 2 both won by 6-0, 6-3 margins.
Sophomore Maggie Eismeier was a Whitman winner at No. 6 singles with a 6-1, 6-4 victory over Catherine Eichhorn.
Lewis & Clark scored its other team point at No. 4 singles. Olivia Sweetman got past Kunkel-Patterson 7-6 (7-2), 6-1.
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Since it isn't obvious at first to everyone :
It's important to use multiple clicks to change the trajectory of your ships after the initial launch.
Scoring is based on hitting the bulls eye of the target, collecting the coin, and getting par or under clicks for the current level.
There is a downward pull for gravity except on the summer season levels.
I worked a long time on this game with two friends of mine, and had a lot of fun making it and testing it. Hopefully you will all enjoy the game as much as I did making it!
Edit: Oh wow! Thanks for the feature on front page! I'm sorry to those that don't appreciate the gameplay physics, we were trying to make a fun and challenging game, we figured that following physics entirely would have made for boring gameplay- but we will try better next time!
Rated 1.5 / 5 stars July 31, 2012
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Rated 4.5 / 5 stars January 20, 2012
This...game...is...awesome. I just love the way you play it was unique. it was a cool way to move around the screen and reach your destination. you can unlock better ships which i really liked cause i love upgrades. and the story mode was really fun.
Thank you for your review! It's always nice to see people who appreciate what we were trying to achieve with this game's design.
Rated 5 / 5 stars January 16, 2012
A great gravity puzzle game. I love rocket ships. :D
Also, a tip, to get "Live Long And Prosper" easily, try doing it on level 2-8. That way you can just orbit the big planet for 2 minutes.
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed our game.
And he's right about that tip, that's the easiest way :D
Rated 3 / 5 stars January 13, 2012
neat game
its a really cute game but...it makes the laws of physics cry. The thrusters resetting momentum to zero before pushing the ship really made it hard for me to aim.
Thank you, I actually had it where the clicking made a burst that adjusted trajectory instead of set it based on location and it was a lot harder to estimate what was going to happen when you clicked... I thought it was fun, but it was really too hard for a lot of people and not what the designer had in mind so I changed it to how it is now.


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This particularly hard to find live album from the mighty Behemoth is for sure worth the time and effort to seek out. If you are new to this band, start with their brand new disc, Evangelion. It is without a doubt the best of their collection. If you have been along for the Behemoth ride for a while now, check this album out. Behemoth, in my opinion, suffered up until Evangelion with a problem which plauged many metal bands in the 80's and early 90's: They simply did not sound as good, heavy, technical, and brutal on their albums as they did live. Here you get a first-class recording of Behemoth in all their live, blasphemous glory. You can really get a feeling for what a Behemoth live show is like. This cd rips from front to back and is in my opinion on of the all-time greatest live metal recordings, hands down. Worth the money and as Behemoth will be taking over the international death metal world in the next few years, this album is certain to go up tremendously in value. Five well-deserved stars.
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Hot forging and cold forging are two different metal forming processes that deliver similar results. Forging is the process of deforming metal into a predetermined shape using certain tools and equipment—deformation is accomplished using hot, cold, or even warm forging processes. Ultimately, the manufacturer will look at a number of criteria before choosing which type of forging is best for a particular application.
The Hot Forging Process
When a piece of metal is hot forged it must be heated significantly. The average temperatures necessary for hot forging are:
During hot forging, the temperature reaches above the recrystallization point of the metal. This kind of extreme heat is necessary in avoiding strain hardening of the metal during deformation. In order to prevent the oxidation of certain metals, like super alloys, a type of hot forging called isothermal forging is a good choice. In isothermal forging, the metal deformation occurs within a highly controlled atmosphere, similar to that of a vacuum.
Hot Forging Considerations
Traditionally, manufacturers choose hot forging for the fabrication of parts that have a greater influence in the technical arena. Hot forging is also recommended for the deformation of metal that features a high formability ratio. Other considerations for hot forging include:
Cold Forging
Cold forging deforms metal while it is below its recrystallization point. Cold forging is generally preferred when the metal is already a soft metal, like aluminum. This process is usually less expensive than hot forging and the end product requires little, if any, finishing work. Sometimes, when aluminum is cold forged into a desired shape, it is heat treated to strengthen the piece. This is called "tempering."
The Cold Forging Process
Despite the word "cold," cold forging actually occurs at or near room temperature. The most common metals in cold forging applications are usually standard or carbon alloy steels. One of the most common types of cold forging is a process called impression-die forging, where the metal is placed into a die that is attached to an anvil. The metal is then hit by a descending hammer and forced into the die. Depending on the product, the hammer may actually be dropped on the metal numerous times in a very rapid sequence.
Cold Forging Considerations
Manufacturers may choose cold forging over hot forging for a number of reasons—since cold forged parts require very little or no finishing work, that step of the fabrication process is often dispensable, which saves money. Cold forging is also less susceptible to contamination problems, and the final component features a better overall surface finish. Other benefits of cold forging include:
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Ogletree admits he should have had a touchdown when Romo had a pretty throw on a deep fade route, but the receiver played passively instead of attacking the ball and allowed the defensive back to break up the pass. His alignment error forced the Cowboys to burn a timeout, drawing Witten's wrath. He ran a bad route on Romo's only interception. And he ran a worse route on third-and-goal with the Cowboys trailing by four points early in the fourth quarter.
Romo was still seated on the turf when he started screaming at Ogletree after that incomplete pass near the front right corner of the end zone, angrily raising his arms in the air, the universal "what the hell" gesture. "I just kind of stopped in the middle of a route, which is the worst thing you can do," Ogletree said. "He just told me, 'What were you thinking?' I kind of mumbled something to him and he was like, 'You're stupid.' "
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Much has been made about the increase in traffic that will occur when classes really kick in at the New England Institute of Technology on Division and South County Trail. But for the businesses in this part of East Greenwich, more people isn't a bad thing.
At the nearby 1149 Restaurant, Tom Wright "unequivocally" feels there will be a positive impact from the college. The student body, he said, will need a variety of goods and services from the local community and there will probably be various activities that will generate business.
"The business impact will be felt by many," he said.
Savory Grape owner Jessica Granaterio at 1000 Division, just across the street from the 1149 Restaurant, agrees with Wright.
"We welcome them to the community and look forward to the increased traffic they will bring," she said. "Our product is age sensitive, but we feel that from a retail and tax standpoint NEIT will be beneficial to all of us."
Granaterio said it won't just be students shopping in the area, it will be NEIT faculty and staff, too.
"People shop close to where they work, so we anticipate seeing traffic from those who enjoy wine," she said, "as well as the additional opportunities generated by events at the school."
As far away as Middle Road businesses are expecting a boost, said the owners of Greenwich Pizzeria and Marketplace, when they opened their new pizzeria and convenience store at the corner of Middle and South County Trail in November.
Even some downtown merchants are looking forward to New England Tech's arrival. Bob Hartman, owner of Back to Basics as well as being the outgoing president of the East Greenwich Chamber of Commerce, says he is happy to see the college here. He would like to see the town and Chamber work together on bringing students and staff into the town.
Hartman, incoming Chamber President Karl Brother of Core Fitness Center and Chamber Director Steve Lombardi have met with college officials to welcome them to the community. Hartman says the Chamber will be looking for ways to utilize school resources and sees opportunities in marketing advice, business seminars, program speakers and even use of facilities for meeting space.
Economic impact
An economic impact study done for NEIT by the Providence Consulting Group estimates retail spending in the East Greenwich, West Warwick and Warwick communities of $137 million to $186 million from 2011 to 2015. The projections include approximate retail sales of $12 million in each of those years in East Greenwich with a total impact of around $18 million annually.
The study predicts the increased level of retail sales will result in an increase in the assessed commercial property tax base, resulting in an increase in commercial real estate taxes. It is estimated that by 2015 this will generate an additional $182,000 in annual commercial property tax payments for the town.
Town Council President Michael Isaacs says the council concluded there will be a positive impact in the area, but said it is difficult to be precise about the numbers because the projected sales include spending in Warwick and West Warwick as well as East Greenwich and the numbers were put together in 2008, before the economic downturn really kicked in.
The study also estimates substantial retail spending by NEIT staff and students, with much of the student spending at takeaway food establishments. The total incremental food and beverage tax revenue to the town from 2011 and 2015 is put at $550,000.
Residual impacts
One economic benefit will come from something that won't happen. Land now owned by the college includes a site once proposed for 349 affordable housing units. It was feared the number of children in a development that big would increase costs to the school system by millions of dollars and even generate need for an additional school.
However, the school system may now actually save money through working agreements with the college. In a recent speaking engagement before the Rotary Club, School Superintendent Dr. Vincent Mercurio was asked about the elimination of woodworking classes at the middle school. He said he is looking to offer those experiences by partnering with NEIT.
Currently the college has articulation agreements with a number of public schools allowing students to attend the college at no cost and apply successfully completed courses toward an NEIT degree. New England Tech has said it will offer East Greenwich students a tuition reduction, tutoring by staff and students and shared use of a future athletic facility.
The economic impact study projects substantial savings of up to $160,000 in value from use of the athletic facility.
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Bam! I did it! With the stress of graduate school applications looming nearby, I've been working overtime – editing papers, searching professors, working on my statement of purpose, and keeping up with my other classes. But finally, some of the hard work is showing. I just got one paper accepted for publication that I wrote this summer; I have another one being reviewed by a professor before I submit it, and I have three more papers in the work to be published quite soon for a special issue I'm the series editor of for our lab at school.
Because, that's what Clark offers you. If you want the chance to do great things, all you have to do is look for it and put your mind to it. I went to Luxembourg because of the generous support of the Henry J. Lier Luxembourg program, the LEEP Scholars program, and the University of Luxembourg all helped me get to Luxembourg.
Clark also has provided me with opportunities to fly out to Chile, and this year it's Brazil and Denmark (and possibly Netherlands?).
We pride ourselves being a global school – 11% International students is really something to be proud of. But moreso than that, we also have the capabilities to find connections and meet people internationally as well. Whether that's study abroad (which everyone, including my suitemate, Olivia, is getting their acceptance letters to, CONGRATS!) or conferences, where we meet people, connections happen.
So, while everyone is excited about this publication I got, I'm more excited for my next three. The next three also include two other papers from two other students, plus three academics – from Portugal, Brazil, and Norway – commenting on OUR work! It's not that we're writing about how they're awesome and really intelligent, it's how THEY'RE writing about how OUR ideas are extremely interesting. My professor wrote the preface, and he states in there, summarizing, sorry, that "We have the honor to challenge convention because no one yet takes us as seriously as they should." And in the real world, that's probably true. We're just undergraduates. We don't know enough. But at Clark – we are! I present with graduate students. I debate with professors. I travel across the world (and New England) representing Clark. We challenge convention by just simply being Clarkies.
And that's what's important to me. Yes, I get the publications, I get the chance to get into graduate school, my work maybe said something interesting — but I challenged convention. And Clark gave me the tools and supplies needed to do it.
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It is the policy of Bridgewater College that students should have an accessible process to bring problems or complaints to the attention of the College for review and resolution. The College has policies with specific procedures to address allegations of harassment or concerns related to academic issues. The Student Grievance Policy is intended to provide students with an opportunity to seek resolution for issues not covered by those policies. Please note that the procedures in this Policy may not be used to challenge disciplinary or Honor Council decisions, appeals for which are addressed in other policies.
Informal Resolution
Students are encouraged, but not required, to discuss their concerns directly with the person or persons involved, either in person or in writing. If a student is uncomfortable directly discussing her/his concern with the involved individual(s) or, after discussing it, believes that the concern is not adequately resolved, the student should utilize the formal process described below.
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A student may file a formal grievance regarding a complaint about a student or faculty or staff member according to the procedure outlined below. The grievance must be submitted in writing within ten (10) business days after the action warranting the grievance.
If the action warranting the grievance relates to conduct by a student, the grievance should be submitted to the dean of students. If the action warranting the grievance relates to conduct by a faculty or staff member, the grievance should be submitted to the executive vice president.
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Our Verdict: With next-gen games seemingly all about stunning visuals, it's ironic that MotoGP '06's graphical problems prevent it from being truly great.
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Mexico's Presidential Elections: Implications for the U.S. Relationship with its Neighbor Next Door
June 28, 2011 // 12:00pm — 1:15pm
Wilson Center on the Hill
Once every twelve years, presidential elections in Mexico and the United States fall in the same year. Mexico Institute Director Andrew Selee and Senior Associate Eric L. Olson examined the current political landscape in Mexico and the implications for the 2012 presidential elections in both countries.
Peru's Elections: A Report From the Field
April 22, 2011 // 9:00am — 11:00am
Latin American Program
The first round of Peru's highly contested presidential election on April 10, 2011 has lead to a run-off between Ollanata Humala and Keiko Fujimori. Three distinguished guests discuss the meaning of the first round results.
The Role of Minority Parties in Congress
November 15, 2010 // 3:00pm — 5:00pm
Congress Project
Former Congressman Robert Walker (R-Pa.), who, as a backbench Member, helped Newt Gingrich engineer the 1994 Republican takeover of the House of Representatives, told a Wilson Center Congress Project seminar audience Nov. 15 that "the chief job of the minority party is to become the majority."
Offsite Event: Democratic Setbacks in Nicaragua: A Conversation with Carlos Fernando Chamorro
October 25, 2010 // 12:00pm — 1:30pm
Latin American Program
Carlos Fernando Chamorro, Founder and Editor of Confidencial, discusses Nicaragua's state affairs and eroding democracy following Nicaragua's Supreme Court decision to allow President Daniel Ortega to run for consecutive re-election.
Book Launch: Pinstripe Patronage: Political Favoritism From the Clubhouse to the White House and Beyond
October 20, 2010 // 4:00pm — 5:30pm
Congress Project
Martin and Susan Tolchin update the question they first raised in a 1971 work, examining how a string of Supreme Court rulings has affected the time-honored practices of rewarding your friends and punishing your enemies.
Outcomes of the October 3 Presidential and General Elections in Brazil
October 04, 2010 // 3:00pm — 5:00pm
Brazil Institute
Riordan Roett, Professor, SAIS, Johns Hopkins University; Christopher Garman, Director, Eurasia Group; Clifford Young, Executive Director, IPSOS Public Affairs Brazil; Paulo Sotero, Director, Brazil Institute, Woodrow Wilson Center
Pinstripe Patronage: Political Favoritism From the Clubhouse to the White House and Beyond
October 04, 2010 // 12:00pm — 1:15pm
Wilson Center on the Hill
Is political patronage the dark underbelly of American politics, whose practitioners are fortunate to keep one step ahead of the sheriff? Or is it an essential ingredient of effective governance, rewarding and cementing loyalty while greasing the gears of government? The authors of a newly-released book discussed how political patronage is alive and well in the 21st century, though changed. It now includes the privatization of services, earmarks, and the expansion of hybrid agencies, with highly paid salaries for top executives.
Media Briefing on the Presidential Election in Brazil
September 22, 2010 // 11:15am — 12:00pm
Brazil Institute
Ricardo Mendes, Managing Partner, Prospectiva Consulting; João Augusto de Castro Neves, Founding Partner and Political Analyst, CAC Consultoria; Paulo Sotero, Director, Brazil Institute
The Funes Administration in El Salvador: A Review of the First Year
June 25, 2010 // 9:00am — 1:30pm
Latin American Program
A conference was convened to assess the Funes administration's first year in office, bringing together senior Salvadoran government officials and other experts.
Challenges for Romania's Democratic Consolidation: Assessing the 2009 Presidential Elections
January 27, 2010 // 11:00am — 12:00pm
Global Europe Program
The Romanian presidential elections held last fall provoked accusations of mudslinging, electoral fraud and, most recently, even interference by the occult. Vladimir Tismaneanu offered to bring this debate back to solid ground by presenting his assessment of Romania's path to democracy. Although he found no evidence of the occult, Tismaneanu did point to some idiosyncrasies of the party system in the country as well as what he called the "baroque" coalitions that are characteristic not only of Romanian politics but also of other post-communist European democracies.


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Manny Pacquiao-Brandon Rios Set For Nov.23, Update: USADA Drug Testing Will Be Conducted
Manny Pacquiao-Brandon Rios Set For Nov.23, Update: USADA Drug Testing Will Be Conducted
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Manny Pacquiao-Brandon Rios is set for November 23rd in China. It will be an exciting fight but I think I will pass on paying $60-$70 for it unless Arum stacks the undercard. This is a pretty marginal fight for Pac, but it's the best he can do with JMM and Bradley fighting each other.
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Smart move by the Bobfather. Confidence-boosting, tailor made opponent, while making a TON of money off the Chinese. Makes perfect sense, business-wise.
As if we dont make enough money off of the Chinese anyway, lol. Gotta love good ol' Bob for finding another cow to milk. Trust me, all of my "made in China" products are serving their purpose and giving me my money's worth, while my "made in USA" products are abandoned...sorta like those packs of socks that kids get on Christmas...they unwrap the gift, look at it, throws it over their shoulder, and commence to unwrapping the action figures.
Unless of course Mike is lined up for the winner as should be the case. Yea, I would like to see Pacquiao-Alverado instead , but Pacquiao-Rios is still pretty cool!
This ends within six rounds either way.
Mike is in a tight space here, kinda weird. He does need time for his body to heal, but what if Bob wants him to fight before the end of the year? Who will it be? Provodnikov? At 147? What if Rios loses? Will he and Mike fight again at 140? Sounds like some wearing & tearing of the body will be in progress.
If he gets to fight the winner without having to take a stay busy fight, then cool. I sincerely hope that the stay-busy fight is a soft touch though. I dont know though...feels like Im confusing myself and it's still early over here, so my thoughts hold no weight until after noon. Lol
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'A Taste of History' set for Aug. 7
WCPA announces "A Taste of History" at the Jones Theater to keep movies showing at the Jones! The event begins at 6 p.m. Aug. 7 at the theater. Event features lives scenes from the show "Across the Great Divide" by Myla Lichtman-Fields and featuring an Emmy award-winning film by Jim Havey on the building of the Historic Denver Statehouse at 7 p.m.
This is a fundraiser to buy new digital equipment for the theater because after December of this year 35 mm films will no longer be produced . Small movie theaters all over the country are closing because of the costs of converting to digital equipment which can be anywhere from $60,000 to $80,000. The Jones has received a partial grant from the Denver film Foundation, but still need to raise another $8,000 to $10,000 to complete the purchase of the new equipment before December of this year. This will be a fun historic evening with hors d'oeuvres, adult beverages, and wine tasting. RSVP by calling 783-3004 tickets at $25 per person. Wine tasting costs $10. Tickets and donations are available online at jonestheater.com.
Abbey School, St. Scholastica weekend
The second annual Abbey School and St. Scholastica Alumni weekend will be in August in the Abbey at 2951 E. U.S. 50. The reunion begins from 5-7 p.m. Aug. 16 with registration and mixer along with monastery tours from 4-6 p.m. On Saturday, registration and gathering continues from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monastery tours will be offered at 9:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. All buildings are open to visit. Wine tasting will be offered from 3-5 p.m. Dinner and dance will begin at 6:30 p.m. for cocktails and dinner at 7:30 p.m.
On Sunday, Mass will be offered in the Abbey Chapel by Father Andrew Kemberling at 10 a.m. Brunch begins at 10:30 a.m. Optional activities include the Royal Gorge Route Railway, Museum of Colorado Prisons, Zip Line Tours, rafting, antiquing in Florence and a visit to Merlino's Belvedere.
Annual Summer Sing set for Aug. 12
All interested singers are invited to attend the Pueblo Choral Society's annual Summer Sing at 7 p.m., Aug. 12, at the First United Methodist Church, 310 W. 11th St. in Pueblo.
This is an opportunity for singers to enjoy a rehearsal with members of the PCS, under the direction of Dr. Dana Ihm. There is no admission charge for the Summer Sing, and no obligation to join the PCS, although of course it is hoped some new singers will decide to do so.
The chorale will sight-read through some of the music chosen for its upcoming 2013-14 concert season, which will feature a variety of music including the majestic Brahms Requiem, to be performed in late February.
Singers may join the society at the Summer Sing or at the first regular rehearsal on September 8th. For more information e-mail email@example.com, visit pueblochoralsociety.org, or call 544-4455.
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Due to retirements, Garden City Public Schools is welcoming two new administrators: Dawn Cerrone will serve as the director of Athletics and Physical Education, and Lynette Abruzzo was appointed as the director of Pupil Personnel Services.
Cerrone was awarded her building and district administrative certificates from Albany's College of St. Rose in 2008 and 2009, respectively. She received her Master's in Health Education from Hofstra University in 1989 and her Bachelor's in Physical Education from St. Bonaventure University in 1986.
Thursday, 21 August 2014 00:00
Long Island University (LIU) announced that Garden City native Dr. Kimberly R. Cline has been honored as a 2014 Distinguished Leader in Education by Education Update.
Past recipients of the publication's Distinguished Leader in Education awards include: Harold (Terry) McGraw III, chairman of the board and former president and chief executive officer of The McGraw-Hill Companies; Dr. Susan H. Fuhrman, president of Teachers College, Columbia University; and Dr. Lisa S. Coico, president of The City College of New York.
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Fall Roller Hockey Programs Announced
The Garden City Recreation and Parks Department will once again offer various roller hockey programs this fall for both youth & adults who reside in the Inc. Village of Garden City. Whether you played in the past or looking to get involved, there is no better time to sign up and experience all the fun. All programs take place at the roller rink located at Community Park. Please note at this time, the recreation department is just announcing its programs. Fees and registration information will be announced at a later date.
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The FLG 2018 girls have established themselves as one of FLG's premier teams of the summer. Garden City's Julia Kavan and Anna Mandaro at the midfield and Megan Sprotte and Ann Sullivan defensively led their team to three championships this summer. The girls "really started to gel and play as a unit," said Coach McGinty, successfully executing new plays, transitioning well and crashing on defense. With the improvements across the board, the team hasn't lost a game since the first tournament of the summer. These girls were leaders on and off the field and are taking FLG Girls Lacrosse to the next level.
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NSA Special Agent Lee was part of the team searching for the rogue infiltration unit Zeta.
Almost from the beginning of the hunt for Zeta, Agent Lee had doubts about their mission. Early on, it was Lee who raised a concern over whether Zeta was sincere about simply wanting to be free. Bennet's insistence that Zeta's newfound "conscience" could only be a cover seemed to persuade her, and she continued to try to catch Zeta with the rest of the team (proving more effective, at any rate, than her frequent partner Agent West), but her heart did not seem to be in it.
When Zeta saved her life from the bounty hunter Krick, Lee's attitude towards him was shaken further. Though she managed to corner him in the end, Lee chose to let him escape, using Agent West's cries for help as an excuse.[1] The next time Zeta crossed paths with the NSA, Lee was not seen among the agents trying to subdue him.[2]
Bennet eventually became so obsessed with capturing Zeta that he'd disobey orders from his superiors. Lee then made the decision to inform the head of the NSA about Bennet's extremeness and resigned from his team.[3]
Lee later became part of the team to recover the rebuilt body of Infiltration Unit 7. She also saw through Zeta's disguise, who gave her IU7's CPU chip which he had disconnected from its body.[4]
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- "The Accomplice"
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- "Change of Heart"
- "West Bound"
- "Hicksburg"
- "Taffy Time"
- "Absolute Zero"
- "Resume Mission"
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A new computer virus called CryptoLocker could hold your computer files hostage. The virus has already infected computers nationwide including at least one company in Central Texas.
CryptoLocker, also known as Ransomware, infected Elm Mott Water Supply Friday and it took Geek Squad hours to fix. An employee told The Texas Report they don't believe any personal information was compromised and it won't affect their business.
One wrong click and everything on your computer could be gone. So computer experts say be on the lookout for this new malicious malware.
Click-A-Nerd Computer Technician Shawn Richeson says once your PC is infected you won't be able to access the corrupted files.
"It uses a key and it changes the file contents to something that's unusable and unopenable on your computer," says Richeson.
The virus is disguised as emails that appear to be from legitimate businesses like UPS, FedEx, or even the FBI or Homeland Security. As soon as you click on it it's downloaded and starts locking you out of your own documents and pictures.
A window pops up with a countdown clock and tells you only have so much time to pay up if you ever want to recover your files. The ransom is usually set at $100- $300.
"After paying the author, they provide a key to unlock the files that the author has encrypted," says Richeson.
The Texas Report put up a post on our Facebook page asking if anyone else in our area has been infected by the computer virus and many of our viewers had. Some were able to get rid of it and others and others weren't too lucky.
If you don't pay, or the time expires, all those corrupted files will be deleted. Once you get the message with the countdown, there's only one thing you can do.
"The best that we've come up with to prevent further damage is to once you confirm that you're infected with it the only smart move is to just shut the computer off completely," says Richeson.
After shutting down, get it to a repair shop as soon as you can to stop the clock and prevent further damage.
Computer experts say you can get rid of the virus and even restore your computer back to the last backup point but all those corrupted files will be destroyed unless you pay for the key to unlock them.
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