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Stop & Shop hearing number seven concludes
Following a two month hiatus in the public hearing process, the Martha's Vineyard Commission (MVC) picked up Thursday where it left off in January in its review of a Stop & Shop proposal to build a new, larger supermarket on the site of its decrepit Vineyard Haven store. In a grueling four hour meeting, the commissioners reviewed the latest set of proposals in detail, one by one. Stop & Shop representatives responded to their comments and the public joined in.
Many of those proposals were unchanged since the MVC concluded the last public hearing on January 23. Stop & Shop had asked that the hearing process be put on hold until Tisbury reached a decision on the design of the municipal parking lot that is adjacent to the market site.
The MVC hearing, held in the Tisbury Senior Center was the seventh installment in the eight month long public review that began in July 2013.
Over the span of more than two hours Thursday, the commissioners reviewed, tailored and tinkered with 12 offers from Stop & Shop. These included a wastewater management plan, open space and landscaping design, traffic and transportation, including truck deliveries and employee parking, a construction management plan, and defining, once and for all, what constitutes a grocery store.
The commissioners declined to review at length several offers that remain contingent on town approval. These include the relocation of a house at 15 Cromwell Lane that the town considers historic, a still to be determined payment for police traffic control at the Five Corners intersection, as well as affordable housing for Stop & Shop employees, and the design of the municipal lot.
The hearing began at 6:30 pm. By the time it ended at 10:15 pm, extended by chairman Brian Smith an extra 15 minutes in order to allow for additional public comment, the commissioners had agreed to hold the eighth and, they said, likely final public hearing, on April 17.
Stop & Shop proposes to consolidate three abutting properties and remove the existing buildings, including its existing store, in order to construct a new two-story, 30,500-square-foot market. The plans also include a parking lot for 41 vehicles in an enclosed area on the ground level beneath the market.
The nitty gritty
The commissioners bore into the details of each offer.
"I just want to make sure, when you say external sign illumination, you mean lights, shining on a sign, or do you mean an illuminated sign?" West Tisbury commissioner Erik Hammarlund, a lawyer, asked Stop & Shop reps.
As they made their way down the list, Mr. Hammarlund continued to ask Stop & Shop for further clarification and specifics.
"What does shall be controlled by mean?" Mr. Hammarlund asked in reference to an offer to have the store manager control night lighting and noise from trucks backing up.
Mr. Hammarlund, who has expressed concern that Stop & Shop might compete with local businesses by selling a variety of products, also looked for a definition of what it means to be a grocery store.
"I've been saying since day one, the concept of saying, 'we're going to expand as a grocery store,'" Mr. Hammarlund said. If you want to be a grocery store, sell groceries. I go to Stop & Shop all the time, I buy all sorts of things."
Exasperated, commissioner Doug Sederholm interjected. "He said it 20 times. He has said it 20 times, that it's going to be a grocery store," Mr. Sederholm, a lawyer who represents Chilmark, said.
Geoghan Coogan, a former Tisbury selectman representing Stop & Shop explained to commissioners that if the store sells anything other than groceries, it would compromise their application.
"If there's a cafe proposed, or a pharmacy proposed, I believe that would be a change of use," Mr. Coogan said.
Traffic and transportation generated considerable discussion among the commissioners.
Mr. Smith said he would like to see more of a commitment between Stop & Shop and the town to resolve the overall traffic issues in Vineyard Haven.
"That's really what we need to do," Mr. Smith said. "We don't need to not develop Vineyard Haven, we need to fix the problems. And that may be part of your effort to get your store up and going."
Commissioner John Breckenridge of Oak Bluffs wanted to ensure that the exterior signs for the supermarket will be compatible with Vineyard sign aesthetics.
"Who is designing or determining that? Is it the town? Mass DOT?" Mr. Breckenridge asked. "Mass DOT wants to have big, huge, overpowering signage. I think it's critical that the signs, while very useful, very purposeful, need to be done to help with the flow of traffic, but they have to be done in a semblance of scale."
Tisbury commissioner Ned Orleans asked Stop & Shop to set a deadline for the relocation of the Cromwell Lane house. "Why don't they find a place for it to go before they start building," Mr. Orleans said. "That will keep everybody honest."
The offers and discussion did little to mollify Mr. Orleans, who made it clear throughout the hearing that he was unhappy with the entire project.
"It seems to me that the main entry point to Martha's Vineyard through the Steamship Authority should be greeted by something that represents Martha's Vineyard, not something that represents a grocery chain store from Cape Cod," Mr. Orleans said. "If we wanted to be on Cape Cod, we would go to Cape Cod, but there's nothing in the proposal up to this point that really represents, in the location that we're talking about, anything about Martha's Vineyard and the character of Martha's Vineyard and the culture of Martha's Vineyard."
In a follow up conversation with The Times Friday morning, Mr. Orleans, asked what design he would prefer, said he did not know, but he does know he does not want to see a larger store. He summed up his position. "I am opposed to Stop & Shop at that location," Mr. Orleans said.
Public chimed in
Once the commissioners had finished with the Stop & Shop, it was time for public officials and the public at large. Planning board co-chairman Henry Stephenson was first.
Mr. Stephenson, who served on the parking lot redesign committee and drew up the conceptual design, said he wanted to ensure that the elements incorporated in the design were not "negotiated away," including the shared use path, the entrance on Cromwell Lane and the frontage on water street.
"It's very hard, because you don't want to take pieces of the design apart and just select one part over the other," Mr, Stephenson said. "We want to maintain a coherent design, so I'm concerned that the intent of that parking lot design holds together."
Vineyard Transit Authority administrator Angela Grant was tepid in her comments. "I will say that I have met with the applicant, and I feel we had a productive conversation, and I feel like we've made some progress. Was it enough progress, I don't think so," Ms. Grant said.
Ms. Grant said she wanted Stop & Shop to subsidize more services. "I really feel strongly that an affordable delivery service be conditioned as a part of this project," Ms. Grant said. "The key element, if this is the location for this project, we need to eliminate trips to that region, and the way to do that is to offer something that's not there now."
Ms. Grant said that the VTA received revenue based on their performance. "If our ridership goes up, our funding goes up, if our ridership goes down, our funding goes down, it's a direct correlation," Ms. Grant said. "And so I would really hate to feel that we're losing choice riders based on our performance because they're sitting in traffic."
Tisbury selectman John Snyder was optimistic that progress had been made.
"We have been as a board working closely with, and sometimes against, the Stop & Shop representatives," Mr. Snyder said. "We are I think, very close to an agreement, but of course there's a lot in the details that are still being nailed down, and I really can't comment on a lot of that."
Harold Chapdelaine, chairman of the Tisbury historical commission, acknowledged the difficulty of finding a spot to move the Cromwell Lane house, but he said it needed to be part of the deal.
Members of the high school hockey team, varsity captain Tyson Araujo, along with his teammates Brian Fraser and Alexander Vukota, turned out to support the company proposal.
"Stop & Shop supports us, they've been very generous with our program and have made our experience, our four year experience in our hockey program very memorable," Mr. Araujo said. "Not only with our program, but with the whole community, they are very supportive, and we urge you to approve them."
Erika Berg, a resident of Oak Bluffs, said it's time to accept change.
"I think we should just accept the change, realize that as educated adults, Stop & Shop as a corporation is better at ensuring the quality of the building and continue to show compromise and compliance," Ms. Berg said. "Let's just end this and approve it, let's just do it. I think everyone's afraid of change and that's what this whole thing is. It's going to better the situation all around."
Ms. Berg's sentiments were supported by Vineyard Haven resident Jennifer Griffiths.
"I strongly endorse the store in Tisbury," Ms. Griffiths said. "I'm really anxious to see it built as proposed. I think that the downtown area is in desperate need of self revitalization."
Vineyard Haven resident Nevin Sayre readdressed size. "I would like to commend Stop & Shop and the MVC for getting to a place where some compromise has been made; it's a step in the right direction," Mr. Sayre said. "But I think it's the scale, size matters. And when it's this big and it has this much impact and the traffic, on construction, on parking, on carbon footprint, on all these things, why do we approve something so massive? I don't think we need to do that. I think the scale needs to fit with our little village."
The Cromwell House may be deemed " Historic" but it is a rat trap. Get rid of it and make it a non issue… May it rest in peace…
Agreed…old and historic aren't the same thing.
I read this comment so went over to look at it. It is not inhabited, and there is work that is or was done and there is some debris inside. But it looks to me like it has great bones, wonderful spaces. Anyone who could renovate this would be very happy with it. It needs to be brought up to modern insulation standards, and it needs some work but basically it is very much worth saving in my humble opinion.
Who is going to do that? Building anything on this island is very expensive and painfully slow.
What you say is true in many, but not all cases. It is more true here than off island, but it can be pretty much the same off island as here. On the other hand, if you know what you are doing and pay attention, the job can be done for a fraction of what some contractors charge. You'll have to just trust that this is the case.
I'm sure the MVC would consider this a project having a minimal regional impact and speed it through the approval process.
It's gone on long enough. It is amazing how many seen entitled to have a vote here – there has to be a limit to this "oversight" Stop & Shop has been more than accommodating. They have been a good neighbor and vital part of the islands economy. Let them get to it!
If I were Stop and Shop and this didn't get approved in the next two weeks. I would withdraw my application and say I am closing down. Then the Selectmen and the MVC would come running and screaming "" we didn't mean it, please come back"
I bet WalMart would love to buy those locations.
They have kept their Supermarket and the properties that they purchase
looking bad for many years, now they want to black mail us to get the
What's the blackmail? They're attempting to fix up their property…that's far better than the rest of the buildings in that area. Are you suggesting they're threatening to leave if they can't fix up their building, add parking and allow for more reasonable priced food shopping in that area?
The average Walmart superstore is 197,000 square feet. Imagine a building extending from Water Street back to Cromwell Lane and from Beach Street all the way to Union Street. THAT'S the size of a big box store.
Some mainland Stop & Shops have an in-store pharmacy or bank. There simply isn't room here, these businesses require workspace with fixed counters and walls. Maybe Citizens Bank would have an ATM in an after-hours lobby. Stop & Shop has a pharmacy in the Edgartown triangle, Leslie's Pharmacy shouldn't local competition.
As for that historical detriment to property values on Cromwell Lane,
I suggest dropping it in the front yard of the MVC building in Oak Bluffs.-
The average walmart is 104,000 sqft.
A big box a store is not measured in size. It represents a homogenous layout to maximize space available. It's a corporate model that usually reflects an even larger area that supports parking. We have all seen this on the mainland.
Stop & Shop continues to say they need to build that model in Vineyard Haven or they can't make any money. Since when should we change our Town so a multi national corporation can pad their bottom line?
Build an appropriately sized and designed store or go elsewhere. This should be an easy choice for the island, and even entertaining this kind of development in a downtown village says something about how easy we can lose what we have here.
I'm surprised you haven't argued the new design would block the "scenic" view of the back side of Main Street buildings.
This is a redesign, not a development. It is their property and the use is not changing, it was a supermarket, it will still be a supermarket. Just as it has since the Water Street store was built by A&P in 1952. Remember A&P? A supermarket chain.
The interior floor plan of the redesign is the largest possible for the property, yet it's still on the small end of square footage for traditional supermarkets. Anything smaller and prices go up. Think about why a gallon of milk costs more in a convenience store. This isn't development, it's taking what currently exists and fixing it to better serve the island.
Adding parking is a good thing, and Stop & Shop is doing this on their property. But elsewhere you've accused Stop & Shop of taking over the town parking lot. No one hunting for a parking place in Vineyard Haven cares near what store they're found a spot to park.
The exterior design is meant to work well with Main Street buildings. I keep reading a goal of Tisbury is to connect the Main Street shopping with the harbor. This is a good start; when people look down that little byway, they'll see more stores rather than an alley. And this design is definitely better looking than the other State Road supermarket, a building certainly better suited to the airport environs.
But redefine town centers to be seasonal tourist traps, selling cheap goods during the summer and ghost towns the off season. Encourage Water Street and Beach Road to remain as they are: ugly. That's island character.
When Stop &Shop hires a developer to consolidate three distinct pieces of property, with only one that currently contains a grocery store that is a development.
When they need the Town to permanently change their public land to meet their needs as well as provide their construction staging area, that is a development.
It's not only the "chain store" that's is at issue. It is the size, in this location.
An in-town grocery store providing essentials is a good thing. But let's not confuse this with what they are proposing, which is akin to a strip mall store which is heavily dependent on a drive and park model.
And as industry standards state, a store that size needs over 140 parking spaces solely to satisfy its needs. This is evident in summer congestion at parking lots much bigger at both Cronigs and the Edgartown Stop & Shop. Both are well over 150 spaces.
So you are right about one thing, good luck hunting for that parking space.
You would have a valid argument if the other lots were open, not already commercial, or attractive and liveable … and the Cromwell house hasn't been either for years.
You deny that the current and redesign of Stop & Shop are the same thing: a grocery store, just that the new floor plan will offer a better and more complete selection of ALL the essentials expected of a grocery store.
You keep pushing for a double standards, you want to set requirements for one business and one business only. Stop & Shop is adding parking on its dime, something no other business in Vineyard Haven even considers.
Stop & Shop is moving their loading bays so they no longer parallel Norton Street, something that interferes with drivers coming down from Main Street, not to mention making the way less safe for pedestrians. Apparently to you, less encroachment on roads and the town parking lot means more encroachment.
You miss that Stop & Shop has the best customers in Vineyard Haven. They park, purchase, and leave. Not like window shoppers on Main Street who park, wander stores for an hour, and buy nothing. That's right, you want to drive the most dependable business out of Vineyard Haven.
You deny the trip mall aspect of Main Street. The only ways to fix this are to improve the shopping opportunities in Vineyard Haven or bulldoze Main Street. You want to keep the strip mall aspect by keeping parking at a minimum, good stores away, and the stores on Water Street ugly.
Stop & Shop is also the only store in downtown Vineyard Haven that will let a customer with a young child use its bathrooms.
There are 150 parking spots at the Egartown S&S? Are you including the Clarion's lot or the one by the Pharmacy?
Walmart is now building food stores only in some areas. They've taken over some buildings from other failed grocery chains.
And Walmart is not known for paying a liveable wage, this an FYI for those who "complain" Stop & Shop will not do enough to solve economic problems on the Vineyard.
I agree the store is in bad shape,close it down send everyone home and let
it match the rest of the town,maybe a big art gallery . -
That will never happen. Two stores on Nantucket and two here, Id say they like the islands. I wish they would have included the t shirt shop I always went to, the chinese take out and midnight farm in their plans.
They make too much money there to close down.
With just a 3-4 day supply of food on the shelves and in the cases of the supermarkets on MV that's a scary thought. Imagine a major league storm during high season with no Stop and Shops.
Wow…the new Stop & Shop wouldn't represent Martha's Vineyard? I guess the goal is to have every building look like the others on the street or most in the five corners vicinity.. Abandoned, dilapidated safety hazards must be the "character of Martha's Vineyard." some are seeking.
Perhaps we should force Stop & Shop to T-Shirts in the front of their store and then really expensive T-Shirts in the back…would that better meet with the character some are looking for?
Note to the writer…I believe you would want to change Mr. Nevin to Mr. Sayre in the last paragraph if his name is Nevin Sayre as stated at the beginning of the graf.-
20 years from now when business in downtown is shutting down because people can't get downtown and park, is when we going to see that a big supermarket downtown was a bad idea
and we'll blame the MVC for that-
More likely 10 years from now when there's no anchor (grocery) store and all of the shops are seasonal tourist traps and the downtown becomes an off-season ghost town like Edgartown people will complain that they're paying 50% more for food at other grocers or fighting for parking around Reliable in OB.
There is not one store on the island that costs 50% more for food, although there are stores that you can actually get food at year round because you can actually get parking there year round.
There's a store in Edgartown that sometimes charges twice as much for produce as similar type off Island stores.
Airport = all problems solved forever in the best possible way.
Except "all" that traffic would now be traveling up State Road and attempting to make a left Edv/VH road…causing more of a problem at that intersection on their way to the airport.
Are you saying the first thing everyone does when they get off the boat is go to Stop and Shop? Or are you saying there would be problems at the roundabout that works perfectly? Or are you saying it would be worse for traffic to head to the airport, as opposed to heading towards the worst traffic spot on the island?
I'm saying the airport is far from the perfect location, that it would cause more miles to be driven, be inconvenient for many and cause problems at a different congested intersection. It's also not going to happen.
Oh my God! We'd have to drive more miles! Like it's not inconvenient now at the absolute worst possible location. Even if the airport wouldn't happen (where it of course wouldn't cause any congestion at all) where it is right now is the absolute worst possible place. You basically couldn't find a single worst location on the island.
That's sarcasm that an airport supermarket wouldn't cause congestion, correct? Because I thought it was funny.
As opposed to the traffic problems now? Maybe if you're the world's worst driver. If VTA buses can get in and out easily (they can) then average cars shouldn't have that much of a problem. They'd have to get rid of the vision clogging sign, widen the entrance, create a slower area, and ….all problems solved forever in the best possible way.
There would be enough added traffic around the airport to require additional lanes and signage, whether the entrance is on Edgartown or Barnes Road.
Also, the intersection of Barnes and Edgartown roads would be impacted enough to require a roundabout or traffic light.
Yes yes. I know the idea of building some sort of road is horrific these days on this island, but I tell you it can be done. Every single road you drive on here was built at one time. It can be done. It's not against the laws of physics. However according to the laws of physics matter occupies space and matter cannot occupy the same space, but apparently S+S will have you believe there is infinite space where they are if they juuuusssttt crowd the most crowded spot on the island just a litttllllee more.
Build new roads? Manage for changes in traffic? You haven't been paying attention to happenings on the Vineyard at all. Discussion over.
A new road would not be against the laws of physics, just against the island character. The connecter road? The fight against the roundabout? If the island were willing to fix five corners and the intersection of Edgartown and State roads, it would already be done. Or are islanders inert objects?
Islanders are inert objects when they sit in traffic all day because of bad planning like this, and because of unwise resistance to things that are obviously worth it, and would obviously work, such as the connector road, and the roundabout.
If Stop & Shop gives up on the redesign or quits the island, traffic at five corners and the intersection of Edgartown and State roads won't fix itself. No rosy prediction of a quality business with staying power on Water Street, who would want to? And Vineyard Haven will continue its slide into being a dump.
This has become an Alice in Wonderland farce, with the Queen defining and redefining "what is and what is not", according to her whims and her own "sense of reality". S&S has already reduced t
heir store by approximately 30% for no solid reason other than someone on the MVC had a "different design" in mind, but couldn't articulate what that design is. Almost all would agree that the present S&S is an eyesore. The new design is a tremendous improvement and is more in keeping with the character of the Island. Also, S&S actually adds parking spaces to the town by providing their own parking spaces (43) and thus getting many of the S&S shoppers out of the town's parking lot. When has any Island business before been asked to solve the town's traffic congestion at five corners. S&S is only a small part of that problem. Let's be honest, the location of the the SS Authority, feeding onto a narrow artery, is a factor that no one seems willing to address. The relocated Post Office is another factor, and, of course, there is the Cumberland Farm crowd. Why the town and the MVC feel it is appropriate to dump the five corner mess on S&S's lap and say, "Solve this for us before we approve your application", is the height of absurdity. Bu then again, this is Alice's Wonderland that we"re living in. If I were S&S, after this latest visit to the Island of Wonderland, and listening to the absurd questions posed, I'd be looking for the rabbit hole and my exit out and just leave everyone to their crumpets and tea. -
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Sea level rise is predicted to be 1
meter by the year 2100The good news.
It is not a straight line graph, but
accelerating curve.By the year 2025 then it may be from 10
to 20 centimeters ( 4 to 8 inches approx.), and by the year 2050 it
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Enough already. Can we please get this project moving? Does anyone really think the current Stop & Shop building isn't a dilapidated eye sore? Not to mention the adjacent Caleb Prouty house? In any other place besides the Vineyard this would be a tear down. What all the naysayers and mindless bureaucrats on the MVC don't realize is traffic related to the proposed new Stop & Shop is a zero sum gain. At the end of the day islanders as well as tourist still need to purchase groceries. Why don't all the opponents stop obfuscating the facts and state what they really mean. We don't mind traffic as long as it is in Edgartown and not Vineyard Haven. Doesn't it make more sense for everyone on the island to have the benefit of a new modern Stop & Shop as opposed to the 1950's version we currently have? Martha's Vineyard can't remain stuck in a time warp. I appreciate the need keep the McDonald's and Starbucks of the world off the island. However, groceries are a daily necessity. And while I support purchasing groceries and produce from island business not everyone wants to pay the 30% premium to shop at Cronig's or other options.
Enough already. Can we please get this project moving? Does anyone really think the current Stop & Shop building isn't a dilapidated eye sore? Not to mention the adjacent Caleb Prouty house? In any other place besides the Vineyard this would be a tear down. What all the naysayers and mindless bureaucrats on the MVC don't realize is traffic related to the proposed new Stop & Shop is a zero sum gain. At the end of the day islanders as well as tourist still need to purchase groceries. Why don't all the opponents stop obfuscating the facts and state what they really mean. We don't mind traffic as long as it is in Edgartown and not Vineyard Haven. Doesn't it make more sense for everyone on the island to have the benefit of a new modern Stop & Shop as opposed to the 1950's version we currently have? Martha's Vineyard can't remain stuck in a time warp. I appreciate the need keep the McDonald's and Starbucks of the world off the island. However, groceries are a daily necessity. And while I support purchasing groceries and produce from island business not everyone wants to pay the 30% premium to shop at Cronig's or other options.
It shocks me that the MVC thinks the Stop & Shop is responsible for the congestion at 5 Corners. When every one knows the congestion happens every time a ferry comes in! So if essential services cause the congestion, then let's just get over it!


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Viewing one file to view a page V.S. multiple files
What's the difference (vis-a-vi performance), if any, to viewing a single file as a dynamic page compared to viewing multiple files?
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One File will generate the HTML code for index view, member view, UI view, etc.
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Nothing substantial.
Byte for byte, I'd expect that in a single file would be faster. However, it reduces the reusability of you're code, so separate files is a better option.
For an example, I create a single file to be used as an interface or class. Though I could put multiple classes (keeping a 'group' of classes together that are similar), in the long run it would waste more space. If I only needed a 'user' type class in one project, I can save memory by not putting the 'usergroup' class in with it. Why load what we don't need?
Programming is always about trade offs.
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Well, Pykex, the way you are describing the situation is a bit different from the situation assumed in Fou-Lu's answer.
The way you describe it, there's always only one php file per http request, which means that the multiple files would be a few nanoseconds faster than the single file, which would have to do some case distinction.


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0May 26, '10 by StangGang92Maybe not exactly nursing related, but nursing school/college related. I'm just curious what laptop to do have? Do you like/dislike it?
0May 26, '10 by FLDoulaI have a HP HDX 16 Premium Notebook. Bought it last August before it was replaced by the DV7. I really like it and it does all I need it to do and then some. It came with Vista but I'm now running System 7 on it. Have yet to find any compatibility issues for school software with system 7.
0May 26, '10 by NewToDallasDell Studio (16' i think) - and I love it! kinda big, but i dont use my desktop anymore, so I like the bigger screen. some kids at nursing school have a big one at home and bring their little one to class, which is handy, but the small screen would get on my nerves. the back-lit keyboard was the selling point for me - its sooo handy!
0May 26, '10 by StangGang92Quote from kittycocoTo each his own on this topic. Personally I'm a PC person. Mac's don't come with Microsoft products like word and powerpoint. You either have to buy them or use the mac version. To much hassle in my mind.For nursing, what is better? a PC or a mac?
0May 26, '10 by Boog'sCRRN246I have a Sony Vaio. It has the new Windows 7 OS, which has some really cool features. I was trying to decide between a PC and a Mac, and it all came down to cost in the end.
0May 26, '10 by EmeraldStarI'm not tech-savvy at all so the main reason I have a MacBook is because I like the design. My bf likes Apple so he had some influence on my choice, as well.
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0May 26, '10 by fleur-di-lis-RN2bI have a Mac and i'll never go back!!! Seriously, after owning PC's for years I decided to buy a Mac last summer before I started back to college...I was kinda scared since I don't know much about them, but they came with way more programs than any of the PC's did and I loved it's simplicity and ease of use. Not to mention the guy at Best Buy trying to sell me a PC said he just bought a Mac two weeks earlier. LOL. It was the smartest purchase I think I have ever made. It was very easy to transition over to, took about a day to get the basics down. Powerpoint and Word for Mac are additional, but in turn, Mac's rarely get viruses and I have spent the last year saving on not needing any virus protection. I have not had any compatability issues yet. My 21 year old daughter who is also a nursing student bought her first Mac last semester for her nursing classes (and she was big on HP's) and is equally as excited about hers. Also, Apple has the BEST tech-help of any computer company I have ever dealt with (needed help setting up airport extreme). Yes, I am excited and happy with my Mac and would very highly recommend it!
1May 26, '10 by SingDanceRunLifeI like PCs myself...I definitely don't think that Macs are easier to use, plus they're way more expensive! My PC has very similar specs to a Macbook but only cost me $650 dollars. It's an Asus U81A. I absolutely love it! And since it's an older style, I think they run for about $450-500 now.foreverLaur likes this.


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'Computer Chess' Review: 'Slacker' Meets 'Pi' Meets 'King of Kong,' and It's Kind of Brilliant
Movie Reviews By Landon Palmer on July 19, 2013 | Be the First To CommentI've never seen an Andrew Bujalski film before, but I loved his new film Computer Chess, which I'm told is something of a departure for the independent filmmaker. It's funny, bizarre, and utterly original. It's the type of film that introduces a type of funny that you didn't know existed, that isn't based in popular culture or punchlines or pratfalls or virtually anything that we've seen before. The movie has resonances of familiarity (as indicated by the title of this review) but also continuously subverts any potential means of access, constantly remaking itself as it progresses along. Computer Chess moves freely from a mockumentary artifact to a Lynchian, low-fi comedy of oddities, revisiting a range of topics including go-nowhere academia, post-counterculture free love, late Cold War-era politics, and conspiracy theories. It's an '80s period piece, but it never feels nostalgic or hip. It exhibits incredible verisimilitude to its time and subject matter, but at the same time builds its own autonomous world. It's the weird kind of funny, but it's never too discomfiting or alienating or quirky or self-aware . Computer Chess feels like a return to the golden era of '80s and '90s American independent filmmaking – not a place for Hollywood's refugees, but a place where American films are created as if Hollywood never existed.
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Movie News By Scott Beggs on June 18, 2013 | Comments (1)Many who have seen Computer Chess — either during its Sundance, SXSW or other festival runs — don't seem to know what to make of it. On the surface, it's a remarkably faithful recreation of a time three decades before nerd culture was co-opted as cool. On the surface, it's a documentary-aping narrative that covers a chess tournament meant to hone the code that will see a system eventually beat a man at an ancient game. A little bit deeper than the surface, things get weird. Written and directed by Andrew Bujalski (Funny Ha Ha) and starring Wiley Wiggins (which is apparently not the only Linklaterian element), maybe you can figure it out by watching the trailer:
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Re: [latam] INSIGHT - RUSSIA/VENEZUELA - trip & deals
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the Russians are going to follow through in subsidizing the arms deals?
what is the farce? that they're giving the money to them to buy the
weapons? The more vulnerable Ven becomes internally, the more it wants to
show it has a great power patron to fend against external threats. if
Russia isn't offering anything on the electricity front, then the real
story seems to be in the military deals. we'd have to take a look at what
deals they actualy sign and what that can actually do for Ven in its
competition with Colombia (including Nate on this)
anything about Russian assistance on internal security controls, though?
Chavez could have a major political crisis on his hands and is having to
crack down pretty aggressively. The Cubans are already quite good with
information control. Was wondering if the Russians would have offered
their assistance with anything
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Subject: Re: [latam] INSIGHT - RUSSIA/VENEZUELA - trip & deals
so....i'm confused -- its $4billion as well as a farce?
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There are a series of deals going to take place. Nothing is really
being kept secret on this trip, though there is a lot going on.
I do think the symbolic nature of the trip is key. This is Putina**s
first trip to Venezuela. He never made such a trip when he was
President. The timing of the trip is key with Russia and US holding
two presidential meetings in the next two weeks. The US hasna**t
exactly laid out warm feelings towards Russia in the lead up to these
meetings. So why should Russia?
Putin is taking 120 person delegation with him to Venezuela from all
over the spectrum, especially in energy, industry and defense.
The deals this time around with Venezuela are not so much symbolic
(except on the energy front), but there are a lot of big deals in
banking, industry and military that are pretty large authentic deals
that will further integrate Russia inside the country.
Also, all these deals arena**t costing Venezuela a thing. Russia is
giving Venezuela the cash to pay for any dealsa*| meaning it is a
gift. We all know how Russia does this sort of thing. They cana**t
just give Venezuela military equipment or plants, but they can give
Venezuela 4 billion (media is saying 2.2, but everyone I talk to say
it is really 4 billion) to pay Russia for the plants. It is a farce.
>From what I know on the Venezuelan end, there is much more that
Chavez wants from Putin, especially since Colombia is an increasing
concern for the country. Venezuela has asked Russia to train
Venezuelan security services, especially in how to watch its neighbor
Colombia. Have you noticed that since Russia started hinting that it
will indeed come to visit Venezuela that Colombia has reached out to
Moscow? The Colombian FM will be in Moscow next week. I dona**t think
Colombia is too happy about the military or security deals between
Russia and Venezuela.
The energy deals are not too large of a deal except in how extensive
they are. There are so many deals between the Russian National Oil
Consortium (Rosneft, Gazprom, TNK-BP, Lukoil and Surgutneftgaz)and
Venezuela, but the deals still do not give Russia full assets in the
country. As everyone is talking about (and which I expect to get the
bulk of the media), the Russian National Oil Consortium are developing
a slew of projects that will supposedly invest $20 billion over 40
years in the Orinoco belt. From what we are looking at, the Russians
are too interested in this investment, but will take it. This si
something they have discussed for 2 years now.
There is really nothing on Venezuelaa**s electricity front that Russia
can do, especially in the short term. Russia is not too good at
electricity infrastructure. Though there is a possibility that Russia
and Venezuela may discuss building nuclear plants to help with this,
but I am not sure if that will happen on this trip or not.
The industrial deals are really important to Russia, especially since
the Russian auto industry really needs a boost right now and having
the Kremlin fund putting Russian auto firms production unites and
service centers inside of Venezuela is one such move. Russia will look
to become a major car supplier in the country.
The military deals are interesting especially in the context of the
Colombia situation. The 2006 deal between Russia and Venezuela over
helicopters is still unfilled. But Russia will have to make good on
more of the military promises. Here we call it the Kremlina**s Arms
for Loyalty Program. Outside of the helicopters, Venezuela is suppose
to get 92 T-72 tanks and then discuss purchasing close to 50 aircrafts
(military cargo and amphibious). Chavez has asked for the S-300
missile system, but Russia is not too keen on that deal, as you can
ask. Though Russia will most likely sell the Buk-M2 medium range
system and the Whirlwind multiple rocket launchers.
Russia is also setting up two banks in the country, though I do not
yet have the full details on that. This sort of thing will most likely
help facilitate Russia a**loaninga** more money to Venezuela and help
thema*|. On the darker side of money transfers if you get my drift.
Lauren Goodrich
Director of Analysis
Senior Eurasia Analyst
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03 Sep 2009 | #1 |
Can't Re-install Windows Media Player 12...
So I had previously disabled the Media Features in Windows 7... I just didn't need them because I use k-Lite. But recently I found out that I cant play WMV files; they simply freeze in Media Player Classic. However, they play fine in the Zune software. I figure this is because I disabled WMP12... so I figured I would re-install it in the Windows Features section.
However, I instead get an undefined error and it doesn't install. Is there a service required to re-install WMP? Or is there a way for me to play WMV files in MPC? |
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03 Sep 2009 | #2 |
You could try running sfc /scannow in an elevated command prompt, see if that fixes things.
Personally I would leave the installed codecs alone and move away from k-lite to windows 7 codecs. Unlike k-lite, the author of win7 codecs states that he does not replace any codec already installed but simple augments and adds to them. |
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03 Sep 2009 | #3 |
Swarfega, I also encode videos into x264... so there is no way I could stick with just windows 7 codecs. I watch a lot of anime too, and those tend to be in odd formats.
But either way... I can't really install the windows 7 codecs without being able to install Windows Media Player first... can I? |
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21 Mar 2010 | #4 |
I have the same problem, I disabled WMP and now can't get it back again, I am using Win7 Professional. All the right boxes are ticked in Turn Windows Features on and off. If I download WMP12 I get a message telling me that I have the wrong version of Win7. I did download WMP11 but when I tried to install I got a message telling me that WMP was already installed, but I can't find it. Can I put the installation disc in and do a repair without wiping my whole disc? OT: Is Swarfega really still on sale in the UK?
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21 Mar 2010 | #5 |
This is a bit of a roundabout way but if nothing else works...The idea is downgrade to WMP11.
Windows Media Player 11 for Windows 7 - WinMatrix If that works you can think of upgrading to WMP12, thus restore your WMP12. |
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03 Jan 2014 | #6 |
Possible Solution
The DLL files associated with the Windows Media Player 12 in your system may have been modified or deleted manually or by some PC Utilities including registry repair or cleaners.
Check the DLL files that are related with the Player including WMPEncEn.dll, wmpeffects.dll, wmpdxm.dll, wmpcm.dll. They can be found in the folder C:\windows\syswow64\. Replace them, if possible. Usually the system check tool, sfc / scannow is not able to detect these changes. Try to uninstall the Player first by unchecking the box in the Turn Windows features on or off and then install it by checking it. Replace the DLL files that I have enumerated afterwards, if the uninstall/install method will not repair the issue. |
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Deck I threw together after chatting to Fippin about a silly combo with Gordian Fire and Dunhere, a combo conspicuously absent as it fell off during my play through of a bunch of quests. The deck still needs some tweaking but seams to have the basic functionality working fine.
So far it has beaten most of mirkwood, Khaz and all of Darowdelf with little effort...I haven't tried nightmare or the new sets yet.
Readhorn gate can be problematic with all its 3 threat things in the early game, but a decent draw and it falls fast. Return to Radagast was a fail, as was Return to Mirkwood. All others went down 1st try and a few twice in a row. I didn't play Core or Into the Pit.
There are still some fun cards in this one, but it could be made more powerful by removing the funny options for power cards.
A Rainbow deck is a deck that uses all faction in the game (as factions are usually coloured).. so all colours in the rainbow.
Dunhere's Rainbow
Total : 50
Hero 1 : • Merry ( The Black Riders 3 )
Hero 2 : • Hirluin the Fair ( The Steward's Fear 1 )
Hero 3 : • Dúnhere ( Core Set 9 )
2 x • Denethor ( Encounter at Amon Dîn 57 )
2 x Errand-rider ( Heirs of Númenor 3 )
2 x • Faramir ( Core Set 14 )
2 x • Forlong ( The Drúadan Forest 33 )
3 x Warrior of Lossarnach ( The Steward's Fear 2 )
3 x Knights of the Swan ( The Steward's Fear 4 )
3 x Ethir Swordsman ( The Steward's Fear 6 )
3 x Anfalas Herdsman ( The Steward's Fear 8 )
3 x • Gandalf ( Core Set 73 )
3 x • Steward of Gondor ( Core Set 26 )
2 x • Sword of Morthond ( Assault on Osgiliath 82 )
3 x Dagger of Westernesse ( The Black Riders 14 )
1 x Spear of the Mark ( The Morgul Vale 137 )
3 x Unexpected Courage ( Core Set 57 )
2 x Resourceful ( The Watcher in the Water 62 )
3 x Sneak Attack ( Core Set 23 )
3 x Foe-hammer ( The Hobbit - Over Hill and Under Hill 15 )
2 x A Test of Will ( Core Set 50 )
2 x Dwarven Tomb ( Core Set 53 )
3 x The Galadhrim's Greeting ( Core Set 46 )
The core of the deck is Outlands for speed questing and Duhnere for removing staging area threats. It is important to get threat reduction early, I would probably mulligan for it as a priority. Other good start cards is a weapon or steward.
Use Hirluin to cast the rainbow of outland cards. He is a good target for Steward as the deck engine is mostly leadership. The low cost of many of these cards will give him enough to 4 cost resourcefulness if you need to. Steward can go on either Dunhere or Hirluin, make the choice based on the card in hand.
Depending on quest you might wana muligan for Ethir Swordsman for will boost of 3 at the start.
- Faramir : Quest God!
- Errand-rider : Merry will collect cash like a ***** in a slapper house. Use these guys to transfer resources form him, and for other general mana needs. When no resources need shifting, remember you can commit to the quest with 0 will and use Faramir to add 1.
- Denethor : Easy 3 will with Steward on Hirluin, also try to get Sword of Morthond on him so he can get all the Outland bonuses. At fill power this gives him 7 will, 5 attack, 6 defence and 7 Health (not that this will happen but he can get pretty boss) He and the sword is a high priority for subs.
- Weapons : go on Duhnere for 7 attack into staging area and use Foe-hammer to smooth the deck. 4 weapons pumps the draw % and I chose to uses 3 daggers as they are optimal in case of tricky engagements outside the normal engagement rules..
- UC : Get 2 on Dunhere and 1 on Hirluin so he can attack any engaged. Remeber he is Outlands so gets all bonuses.
All in all a pretty simple deck... Outlands and Duhnere.
For those that do not know, a scratch pad is NOT a sideboard. It is just a place to record cards you put in and out as you test the deck while it is finalising. These are all cards that I am still in flux about and think would find a nice home in this deck. The core of the deck is pretty strict and rather strong, so there is a lot of room to fiddle to fit your play style. So these are cards I have tried or planning to try and why I think they would fit or not fit.
Staging Area Control
- Descendant of Thorondor - Merry gets a lot of unused resources. Use descendant to utilise them. A good target to replace could be Errand-rider as there will be less resource wastage. Quick strike if you want, though they are bets saved for Gandalf. Cast Descendant, optional engage, block with descendant.. 4 dmg to staging area.Kill engaged monster. If the deck fully functions you shouldn't get engagements though.
- Quick Strike - Remove monster threat from staging area before quest calculation. This deck can quest like a mother fucker, so not strictly needed.
- Straight Shot - Remove 0 defence mobs before quest calculation.
Deck Smoothing
- Imladris Stargazer - In theory adds 5 draw to each round. Pick and choose the exact cards you need.She dosn't work so well wit hout card draw of some kind as after the initial stacking you back to only drawing 1 card a turn. Even so she can assure engine cards are drawn early.
- Map of Earnil - There are a lot of resources flying about, a product of the original hook of Gordian Fire. 3 cost is bad but not getting threat reduction card is worse. Just another layer of cycling.
- Men of the West - Lose your knights? Bring em back and get your buffs.
- Ancient Mathom - Card draw is awesome, you quest well so any location == 3 cards.
Extra Threat Reduction
- Damrod - Sac him when the staging area is full, gain lowered threat. Quest or use a chump while you wait for optimal time. You can quest so fast so feel free to let mobs stack up for nice threat drop.
Extra Attack Power
- Knight of Minas Tirith - Need a little attack power? Get Sword of Morthond on this guy for a max of 6 attack 3 will 4 block.
- Great Yew Bow - Get it on Hirluin to have more attack into staging area. Spare weapons go on him as well, with Outlands that is 7 to staging. UC and quest power makes this not needed so much.
The Original Plan (possibly still viable)
Gondorian Fire / Blood of Númenor - Get steward on Dunhere, get 2 resourceful on Dunhere.Use Errand-rider to transfer resources as needed. UC or Steed so Duhnere can quest and attack, Gondorian Fire / Blood of Númenor allows crazy dmg. So much so you can remove the other weapons. The deck was originally like this, so it still has huge resource draw. Blood can make safe blocking of anything that gets through.. possibly a way to deal with the coming Battle / Siege quests I have yet to try.
Comments and suggestions welcome!
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