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November 26, 2015
The Kentucky roster for the Kentucky/Indiana All-Star basketball series has been announced.
Kentucky roster:
Colt Barnhill, East Carter
Taylor Epley, Trinity
Will Evans, Lexington Christian
Vance Hall, Franklin County
Ashley Hatfield, Shelby Valley
Thomas Jackson, Jeffersontown
Ricardo Johnson, Holmes
Keisten Jones, Ballard
Elisha Justice, Shelby Valley
Tanner Peurach, Lexington Catholic
Elijah Pittman, Holmes
Josh Sewell, Trinity
Aaron Watts, McCreary Central
The game between the KY Allstars and IN Allstars will take place on June 11th at Bellarmine University and June 12th at the Conseco Fieldhouse.
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I programmed a very simple song history for foobar 0.9. And when I say simple, I mean it - it literally just adds the songs to a special playlist as they are played. But eh, it was a good way to start developing, and I thought maybe somebody can get something off it.
Enable the history in the Library menu, and it'll capture or create the History playlist and collect songs as they are played. Note that as of yet, closing the playlist will destroy the history and you'll get an empty one if you open it up again. Thanks to the magic that is foobar, the history is preserved over program exits, though.
This is stage 1 of the component. It's basically the first version that has some useful features. The next thing will be adding more persistence, ie. keeping a copy of the history playlist when it's disabled. (And continuing to log played songs while the history is ostensibly disabled, ie not visible.) Also, dynamic songs in audio streams are not handled yet, I couldn't get that to work for technical reasons.
The whole thing is not thoroughly tested, so take care and speak up if you encounter a problem. This is my first component! Thanks to foosion for creating the 0.9 SDK tutorial, this component is very much derived from it.
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QUOTE (unabatedshagie @ Mar 27 2006, 10:52 PM)
everything this does you can achieve with an autoplaylist.
How? Which query would you use?
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Kim Dotcom and the decline of HMV are not unrelated
By Oliver Franklin-Wallis 22 January 13
If you don't know very much about Kim Dotcom, here's a primer: a towering 6"7, 25 stone German-born, New Zealand-dwelling hacker-turned-internet multi-millionaire, Dotcom (born Kim Schmitz) is the founder of Megaupload.com. He lives in a £15m mansion with 60 acres of land (including a "hedgerow labyrinth"), races sports cars in the Gumball 3000, and was until last year officially the world's highest ranked player of Modern Warfare 3.
Megaupload was once the most popular file sharing site on the internet, boasting four per cent of all internet traffic. Unsurprisingly, a proportion of that was illegally pirated material. Wanted to stream The Dark Knight or the new series of Sons Of Anarchy without paying? Megaupload (or Megavideo, one of its subsidiaries) was the place. That is, until 20 January 2012, when New Zealand police raided Dotcom's home, seized the site's servers and threw the founder temporarily in jail awaiting trial for what the US Department of Justice termed "engaging in a racketeering conspiracy, conspiring to commit copyright infringement, conspiring to commit money laundering, and two substantive counts of criminal copyright infringement,"
A year later, Dotcom is back. Despite awaiting an extradition trial, the 39-year-old this week unveiled the successor to Megaupload, simply titled Mega. The ludicrous launch ceremony at his mansion included grumpy models in uniform and throbbing music as Dotcom was introduced as "a multimillionaire maniac, heavyweight champion, three-time Academy Award winner and qualified veterinarian". Amid the proceeds, actors in SWAT team uniforms abseiled in spoofing his arrest only twelve months ago. You've got to admire his cojones.
Mega itself is a very similar beast to Megaupload - users can sign up and store content and share that content with whoever they choose. The biggest difference is that Mega uses elaborate encryption technology, so that only the owner and anyone given a private key can access the files. Vitally for Dotcom, that apparently means that even the site's creators cannot see what is being uploaded - so if someone is uploading pirated content, they can't be held responsible, as they can't see what they're hosting. "Mega is a weapon aimed straight at copyright rights holders," wrote Gizmodo following the launch. "It's maybe the most private, invincible file-sharing service of all time."
Meanwhile this week on the UK high street, HMV is still in administration, with approximately 4,350 people's jobs at risk. Administrator Deloitte is trying to rescue the firm, but cost-cutting measures seem inevitable. Elsewhere, the video rental chain Blockbuster has also gone into administration, costing 900 people their livelihoods.
No matter what you think of Kim Dotcom, or upload sites, it's impossible to deny that people using sites like Megavideo for illegal downloads is a major (though not the only) reason these people are about to be unemployed. Whether that is Dotcom's fault or that of its users - half a million signed up for Mega in the first 24 hours - is up to the courts to decide. But Dotcom's assertions that he is opposed to privacy ring false. He claimed that "because of the business model Hollywood has, they are forcing people into piracy," before arguing that the answer is a flat fee subscription model like Netflix or Spotify. But that isn't the site that he has launched. He could have done just that but instead, he has intentionally created a new version of Megaupload, the most intricately designed tool for stealing other people's hard work for free ever made, and simply made it harder for people to blame him.
The worst part is, millions of people won't care. But before you sign up, spare a moment - not for the scriptwriter or lighting technician getting a pay cut due to studios losing revenue. Not for the emptying high street, losing businesses that have been around for generations. Spare a moment for those thousands of employees at the firms going under, now without a job, who don't have a 60 acre mansion to go back to.


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November 25, 2015
LAS VEGAS (AP) - Police say a Las Vegas teenager has been shot
in the foot outside the apartment complex where he lived.
Las Vegas police spokesman Jose Montoya says officers were called to the intersection of Bonanza Road and Lamb Boulevard at about 3:15 p.m. Friday on reports of a shooting.
Authorities found shell casings outside an apartment complex, but the victim had already been taken to North Vista Hospital.
Montoya says the victim is male teenager and is not critically injured.
He says neither the victim, nor his family are cooperating with police.
Investigators from the Las Vegas gang unit were on the scene.
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Medical Matters
Family Matters - Winter 2008
Children's Cancer Hospital Presents New Research at SIOP Meeting
Pediatric oncologists from the Children's Cancer Hospital at M. D. Anderson Cancer Center unveiled new research in October at the 40th annual International Society of Pediatric Oncology (SIOP) Meeting in Berlin, Germany.
Alternatives for radiation of low-grade brain tumors
Joann Ater, M.D., professor of pediatrics at the Children's Cancer Hospital at M. D. Anderson, presented findings from a study she led for the Children's Oncology Group (COG) on progressive brain tumors.
Ater's study found that using chemotherapy alone and delaying or avoiding radiation to the brain can be effective in treating pediatric patients with low-grade glioma whose tumors are in locations that prevent surgical removal or are progressive after surgery.
For these hard-to-treat brain tumors, a majority of pediatric oncologists use cranial (brain) radiation. Although radiation is often effective, the long-term effects such as mental impairment, hormonal deficiencies and increased rate of stroke late in life can be detrimental to young patients — causing some physicians and families to decide against treatment.
"This is the first large, multi-institutional study to investigate using chemotherapy as an alternative to cranial radiation," says Ater. "The results have confirmed the ability of chemotherapy to control the disease and gives parents more information and alternative options when making decisions about their child's treatment."
A new way to "starve" neuroblastoma cells
Last summer, researchers from the Children's Cancer Hospital discovered that the drug, Glycolysin (3-BrOP) was able to kill a wide range of leukemia cells, the most common type of cancer in children. The same team, led by Patrick Zweidler-McKay, M.D., Ph.D., has now shown that this treatment also kills another type of childhood cancer, neuroblastoma, in a preclinical mouse study. The study was presented at SIOP by Alejandro Levy, M.D.
The M. D. Anderson-developed drug works by blocking glycolysis, which is a process that turns glucose (sugar) into energy for cells. Cancer cells are highly dependent on glycolysis to give them energy to grow. Using 3-BrOP, researchers blocked glycolysis, thus starving the neuroblastoma cells from their energy source while avoiding damage to healthy cells.
New therapy found to kill leukemia cells through blocking nerve growth factor
Researchers in the Children's Cancer Hospital labs have also discovered that a family of neural receptors called tropomyosin receptor kinases (TRK) are unexpectedly found in acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) cells. As a result, they tested a drug that blocks TRK, called AZ23, on human leukemia cells in the lab and found that the drug caused leukemia cell death within 48 hours of being injected. They also found that mice with AML had significantly less leukemia after receiving the AZ23 treatment and lived longer. Senior investigator of the study is Zweidler-McKay. Based on these results, a form of this drug is scheduled to enter clinical trials in 2009.
A comparison between limb salvage and amputation
In addition to the many drug therapy studies reported at SIOP from the Children's Cancer Hospital, other specialists presented research focused on the psychological well-being of its patients. Investigators Rhonda Robert, Ph.D., Winston Huh, M.D., and Norman Jaffe, M.D., found surprising evidence regarding the psychological outcomes of osteosarcoma survivors who received a limb salvage or an amputation.
The clinical team found that regardless of whether a patient receives a limb salvage or amputation, his/her psychological well-being is directly associated with their functional ability. This finding may help doctors and patients make decisions on what type of surgery would allow for the patient's best functionality and thus better quality of life.
A retrospective analysis of jaw osteosarcoma
Each year, the Children's Cancer Hospital treats many cases of osteosarcoma, a type of bone cancer. Doctors from the hospital presented a poster at SIOP about a rare form of the bone cancer known as jaw osteosarcoma. This study reviewed past patients' medical charts, and researchers found that the majority of jaw osteosarcoma cases do not develop lung metastases, a difference from osteosarcoma in other locations.
Senior investigator on the study, Peter Anderson, M.D., from the Children's Cancer Hospital, said the results emphasized the need for a multidisciplinary approach to cure jaw osteosarcoma. Surgery is the best option for curing the disease, but chemotherapy and radiation help control the risk of recurrence. Anderson noted that an experienced surgical team will ensure the best function of the jaw area after surgery.
Obesity in survivors of childhood sarcomas
With obesity on the rise in America, clinical researchers Winston Huh, M.D., and Joanne Ater, M.D., at the Children's Cancer Hospital conducted a study to detect whether there was an obesity trend in childhood sarcoma survivors and what factors may contribute to it during treatment. Researchers found that 43 percent of the survivors were overweight or obese.
There was a trend towards obesity for patients treated with radiation, chemotherapy without doxorubicin, and those whose primary disease site was in the head, abdomen, pelvis or lower extremity. Previous studies have also shown childhood leukemia survivors at an increased risk for having an abnormal body mass index.
Huh and Ater plan more studies to evaluate the potential relationship of radiation therapy to abnormal body mass index (BMI) in head/neck cancer patients. Additional follow-up is needed to see if abnormal BMI leads to other health problems such as metabolic syndrome.
Moving forward in research
Although the SIOP meeting is over, researchers at the Children's Cancer Hospital have continued to build on their initial findings by conducting additional research in the lab and initiating clinical trials in order to improve cancer care for children.
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Perched on the southwestern edge of the vast Australian continent, Perth has a reputation that has suffered from being considered a gateway rather than a destination in its own right. It used to be the place where silver-haired retirees went to enjoy the mostly dry, sunny climate, or where travelers spent a night before lighting out to explore the beautiful Indian Ocean coastline and vineyards to the south or arid, desert hinterlands to the north. But this city of one million is no sleepy backwater, with lively bars and clubs, a vibrant performing-arts scene that's attracted the likes of Ewan McGregor and Donald Sutherland, and a sparkling-new $400 million redevelopment effort to revitalize the Swan River corridor close to the city's business district. Grab a cocktail and let this San Diego of the Outback cast its spell.
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After an extremely difficult start to the season, things appear to be turning around for the Pella Christian girls soccer team; as was evident in the Lady Eagles 5-0 win at Centerville Monday night. Pella Christian put up all five of their goals by halftime – all by different players. Bri Warden had three assists, along with one of the goals. Defensively, Jalissa Morgan led the way with 23 stops for the Lady Eagles, who shut down the Big Red and required goalkeeper Jenna Roose to stop just two shots on the night. The Pella Christian girls soccer team is now 3-7 overall and hosts Oskaloosa tonight.
An early lead nearly slipped away from the Pella Christian boys soccer team, who escaped Centerville Monday night with a 4-3 victory. A Dan Hessing goal put the Eagles on the board first, and the 1-0 score held through intermission. Following a Centerville score, Hessing tacked on two more goals in the second half, but the Big Red put together an offensive surge that added their own pair of goals, tying the game at 3-3. John Admiraal delivered the game-winning goal for the Eagles with just minutes left, helping boost the club's record to 6-3 overall. Goalkeeper Alek Vink recorded 19 saves in the victory. Up next for Pella Christian is a match at Oskaloosa tonight.
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I was just looking at the sites. Smoker's Outlet, Little Brown Smoke Shop, Pipes and Cigars.
I roll my own. I guess I have smoked about 150,000 hand rolled cigarettes. Mostly Tops, Bugler, Kite. Withe the tax increase I am going to have to be clever to avoid paying a bundle.
Two blends from D&R Tobacco remain shags. They are Ryback and Three Sails. Ryback is like Drum and Three sails is like Bali Shag (Red).
Anyway, for this month the credit card is maxed out. But will order some soon. I like hand rolled cigarettes. Take care.
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Quit smoking or quit breathing.
Originally posted by dragonsmusic
Thanks for the info , op. As an amateur student of natural/holistic remedies I have come across a lot of information about , well everything really. I've spent tens of thousands of hours reading about herbs. I tell you this because what I have learned could save your life. Do a google search on Niacin. There are two kinds. The most common is non-flush Niacin. You don't want that. You want the regular kind. It is called Niacin and it has a flushing effect on the body. Literally, like when someone is embarassed or turned on or even sunburn there is a red tone to the skin if you are a lighter skinned person. This herb repairs lung damage, mate. It reverses what you have done to them within a four to six month period. U2u me if you would like more info about how to use it. I got the info from a book and it is illegal I think to post the author's Niacin remedy. Ask me about the dosage and the milligrams if you are interested. Niacin is a very potent herb and you can get sick if you take too much of it.
Also the Native Americans used to smoke something called Mullein. They used to smoke it mixed in with their tobacco. It has healing affects on the pulmonary system through increasing blood flow through the capillaries and it does something to those little hairs on your lungs so they don't get coated in tar. Tobacco was not as deadly when mixed with Mullein. I theorize that the Native Americans were less affected by the harmful effects of tobacco because of the mullein. Mullein can be taken in capsule form. The most potent form is made by the company Nature's Sunshine Products. (I do not work for NSP or make any money whatsoever from their company) And mullein will repare your lungs just the way Niacin will but it's safer. It will just take longer. The reason I've studied so much about it is because I am also a smoker. And when I am able to there is also something else I enjoy smoking. Which is why I know the little bit that I do about this stuff. To limit the damage that I'm doing. Hope that helps you, bro. And good job with quitting. Admirable.


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Difference a Day Made
Chet Hardin
by Chris Shields
Capital Region residents, their lives forever altered by 9/11,
tell their stories
In the
warm summers end, the door is propped open to Pi Naturals.
Its busy. Ty Austin, co-owner, a floral artist, has just
sold a silver, plasticine horse, coated in glitter and adorned
with shards of mirror. He jokes with the woman who bought
the shimmering equine, saying that he wants to meet the lucky
donee. They gotta be cool.
Pi Naturals
is housed in what was once a run-down little one-story building
on the south side of Hoosick Street in Troy, in a charming
but distressed neighborhood. Austins business partner, Jerry
Ellis, bought the building for next to nothing, and the two
of them went to work. Gutting the entire brick structure,
they tore out all of the street-level joists, ripped out the
floor, tore off the rain-damaged roof, and stripped the thick
plaster from the brick walls. When they were finished with
the demolition, what was left was an open space, two stories
high from the basements dirt floor to the missing roof.
this auspicious space they poured a cement floor, installed
a large walk-in cooler for flowers, a work sink, and a set
of stairs. They rebuilt the first floor as an open loft that
leads from the front door to a small sitting area in the rear
of the building. The stores configuration offers an open,
yet intimate setting, and on this particularly busy day, the
shop has adopted the quality of its communityneighbors stop
and talk, friends catch up with one another.
is working fast and determined. He is headed to a weekend
of motorcycle races in New Hampshire.
really excited. I grew up next to a drag strip, where they
have the Winston World Nationals, so I really like that stuff,
Austin says, adding, I havent gone to something like that
in years.
grew up in Norwalk, Ohio, a town of 30,000 people, along the
coast of Lake Erie.
I grew
up like a total hick, he says. Country boy.
country boy attended the University of Toledo, where he played
mens volleyball and studied biomedical engineering. It seems
like a noble profession, he says, developing prosthetics limbs
that can give people back their ability to walk.
But this
field, with its focus on high mathematics, wasnt where he
was headed. With the help of a small revelation, Austin concluded
that his destiny lie in something a little less esoteric.
I was
sitting there in calculus five. Do you know what they do in
calc five? They take the X, Y, and Z plain, which is the 3-D
plain, he explains. Then they find the molecule, and they
revolve it around one of the axes, and then they take a slice
of that. . . . There is the area of the cone. It has been
a while since that class, and his eyes widen. Trying to remember
the abstruse science overwhelms him.
then they grade you on it, and you dont even know if thats
the right answer because its a theorem.
an argument for Joshua! Austin interrupts himself by shouting
to the couple sitting outside on a bench. I have an argument
for him, Austin teases, as he strips the leafs from the stem
of a flower. He says math is the universal language. Im
like, Are you fucking nuts?
may not be a universal language either, Austin admits, but
he is convinced that they offer something akin to universality.
When anyone sees a flower, he says with a smile, they feel
a moment of utter happiness.
It could
be only for a second, he says. But thats what we need.
We have to remember those moments.
college, Austin met a guy from New York City and decided to
move out east with him. He moved to Manhattan and settled
into an apartment on Canal Street, where he was when two hijacked
airplanes destroyed the Twin Towers on Sept. 11, 2001. The
apartment was just a few blocks away from Ground Zero. It
stunk. It stunk to high heaven. For months . . . experiencing
it, smelling it, and probably being possessed by the whole
thing. There was a lot of energy down there. The energyyou
could touch it. You could feel it.
had been sitting on his balcony the morning of Sept. 11. He
remembers watching people plummet from the upper floors of
the World Trade Center towers, having made, he believes, an
unimaginable decision. You have to wonder what was going
on in their heads . . . At that moment, you are like, Oh
my god, do I stay here and burn? Or do I jump and take my
chances? And you know there are no chances.
watched as tens of thousands of people walked north away from
Ground Zero. At the beginning, they were clean-cut but panicked,
he says. Further on, they were covered in soot and screaming
their heads off. And the ones after that were all bloody.
He moved
to the Capital Region eight months later.
Ellis, co-owner of Pi Naturals, was working as a bar back
at Club Phoenix in Albany when he met his future business
partner, Austin. Ty jumped over the bar one day, Ellis says,
put his arms around my neck and wouldnt let go.
had moved to the Capital Region in September 2002, and was
working as a substitute teacher. The bar helped supplement
his income. Someone suggested that he get a real-estate license,
and he did so in the hopes of finding the perfect fixer-upper.
Which he did, he says, when he found the Pi Naturals building.
At least, the price was right.
And the
time, he says, has flown.
days have gone on and on forever. But, looking back, I have
to do the math to believe its been four years. And five years
since September 11 . . .
years ago, Ellis was living on East 65th Street, just three
blocks from Central Park. A perfect distance to ride his bike
to the park, he says. He worked for a large international
law firm, Davis, Polk and Wardwell, first as a recruiter,
then in business development. He lived in the same apartment
and worked at the same job for about nine years.
My friends
downtown, he says, all thought that was the suburbs.
He was
also working toward his masters degree in elementary education,
and in his spare time would student teach. On Sept. 11, he
was teaching third grade at a public school on the Upper East
Side. At first, no one really knew what was going on.
A lot
of parents started coming to pick up their kids before we
really understood what was going on, he says. About midway
through the morning, we were starting to hear some more specific
rumors. Finally, I got through to my father. I was standing
in the boys room of the school, and I heard it from him what
had happened.
So I
walked outside, and walked down to Fifth Avenue, and looked
straight down, he recalls. You could see this unbelievable
cloud hanging over the lower tip of Manhattan. It was five
or six miles away . . . where the horizon starts to bend .
. .
He had
to stay at the school until every child had been picked up
by a parent. That took all morning. By 1 PM, there were still
eight kids left.
he finally could leave the school, he started walking home.
I had
to walk 20 blocks south, he says, and everybody, the masses
were streaming north, because the transit was shut down. So
everybody was walking the opposite direction I was. It was
It was
then that he decided he would leave New York City. A year
later, he moved.
It changed
the course of my life, Ellis says of 9/11. I was in a graduate
program for teaching elementary school, and I couldnt get
focused on it again. I walked around the streets and looked
up at the sky. I just couldnt focus.
It was
the feeling of being powerless, says Carmen Gonzalez. Power-
less to move, powerless to leave, powerless to help, powerless
to talk to my children.
She had
been at work that morning. Her office was on the West Side,
near Penn Station. I heard the rumble before I saw the towers
collapse, she says. I close my eyes now and it comes back.
. . . Every second is frozen in time. . . . And I remember
as each layer fell, I felt my cells close down. I just went
totally numb and ice-cold, and I couldnt stop shaking.
was living in Long Beach, Long Island, at the time, five blocks
from the Long Island Railroad and five blocks from the ocean.
She would commute to work by taking the train into Penn Station.
Its about a 50-minute train ride to the city. From Penn Station,
she could walk to work.
It was
a very comfortable life, she remembers.
But on
Sept. 11, no one knew when the trains would start running
again. To get home, all she could do was get on a train and
wait. I couldnt stop crying, she says. It kept coming
were guards in black uniforms with machine guns and dogs.
And when the doors closed, I thought, Oh my God. Oh my God,
I am going into a tunnel. Thats when it hit me, I was going
into a tunnel. I had a panic attack, which I never have.
The four
minutes and 32 seconds she spent in that tunnel was the worst
time of her life. She kept thinking: I have no way out. I
have nowhere to go. The train is movingI have no way even
to get off the train. That feeling of panic lasted for almost
a year, she says. Whenever her commute took her through the
tunnel, she would break out into a cold sweat.
The day
after the attacks, Gonzalez went to the beach, a favorite
spot to relax and meditate, to calm down. She thought she
would go into a peaceful place. But when she got there,
there were thousands of people on the boardwalk. The media
were there. It was a circus, she says. On the horizon, in
the water, she could see dozens of ships with their guns pointed
up into the sky, ships that she had never seen before. Above
her, fighter jets circled. This went on for months.
on Long Island, she was left with a constant feeling of being
trapped, she says. If something were to happen, how could
20 million people evacuate an island? Over a few bridges,
in a tunnel?
We were
sitting ducks, Gonzalez says. And I felt that way until
I moved up here. It stayed, that feeling.
9/11, she continues, there was such a sadness in the city,
such a sadness, such a black cloud. Everybody walked around
like zombies for weeks and weeks and weeks. After we got back
on our feet, it was still there. No matter how much it seems
to get back to normal, its always there, in the back of our
minds, on the back burner.
It was
not the way Gonzalez was used to living. She was born in Manhattan
and raised in Hells Kitchen, a neighborhood that she says
was mostly Italians at the time. Her mother, a Puerto Rican
immigrant, ran a successful childrens clothing store in Manhattan,
and this afforded Gonzalez a comfortable, middle-class childhood.
Manhattan, she says, gave her the world, everything that she
could possibly wantit was a city filled with opportunity.
It was her city.
I am
so appreciative of growing up in Manhattan, she says. It
was so much a part of me. It was great, and I miss it. I miss
the freedom of running around and feeling safe. Or never even
thinking about being safe.
I dont
know if any of us can ever really feel safe again, she adds.
In my heart, I dont believe that they [the terrorists] are
done with us.
moved to Troy in 2004, after visiting a friend in Clifton
Park. Her friends husband worked at Rensselaer Polytechnic
Institute, and he offered to take Gonzalez on a tour of the
I came for a ride, and we drove around, she says. I pretty
much fell in love with Troy.
So she
bought a little coffee shop on 1st Street, just south of Washington
Park, and moved into the upstairs apartment. She lives there
now with her mom, Juanita, whom everyone, she says, calls
have four cats, she jokes, that allow me to live with them.
Café features the artwork of local artists in a lovingly appointed
little dining room. Gonzalez says she wants her café to be
a place where the community comes to share their lives and,
to this end, she is happy to open her doors to after-hours
film showings, tapas nights, poetry readings, book readings,
whatever her neighbors want.
in her coffee shop, with Mamacita off in her daydreams, this
refugee of Manhattans most traumatic moment opens her hands
to grace and says, Now, I have this.
It was
during the trial of Zacarias Moussouai that Anthony Aversano,
a Troy native, found an opportunity to express his conviction:
End the cycle of violence.
eventually would be found guilty of conspiring with the 9/11
hijackers, and in turn, with conspiring in the act that killed
Aversanos father, Louis Aversano Jr., who worked for Aon
Corp. in the World Trade Center.
Our court
system assumes that justice is served, Aversano says, when
the most extreme punishment possible is leveled against an
offender. In Moussouais case, that punishment would have
been capital. Aversano joined other people who lost loved
ones in testifying for the defense.
It is
easier to not say or do anything, Aversano says. But it
takes great courage to find the compassion, the compassion
in your heart, to see past the hatred and the anger, which
is a process I have been through since losing my dad.
It was
important to Aversano, during the trial, to make it clear
that he wasnt testifying on the behalf of Moussouai, but
to speak a different voice, he says. He testified to look
at a bigger picture, and where we are as Americans, and where
we are in, I think, the history of our planet.
if we continue to act, when violence strikes our lives personally,
or strikes our communities, or strikes our country, he says,
if we continue to want to respond to violence with violence,
then that is not serving justice, its not serving peace.
Its only continuing the cycle of violence in our world. And
so I spoke my voice to say, No more. I do not condone continuing
the cycles of violence, to continue the cycles of hatred.
In 1991,
Aversano, then a recent college graduate, decided to go west.
He bought a van and remembers saying to himself, Im going
to go find my life out there.
He gained
employment in Las Vegas in the television-and-film industry
and continued his education, working toward a masters degree
in broadcasting at the University of Nevada Las Vegas. After
six years, he realized, Wait a minute. I was on my way to
California here.
So he
packed up, he says, and moved to the San Francisco Bay area.
It was
while he was in California that he began to lose interest
in his former professional pursuits and began to explore a
more spiritual path. It was this path that would eventually
bring him face-to-face with a troubling incompleteness in
his life: his rocky relationship with his dad.
For six
years, he says, he was using his father as a great big target
for why life wasnt working, for blaming him for lots of areas
of life. . . . I got to be right, I was making him wrong.
the part I wasnt seeing in doing that with him was what it
was costing me in my life, he says. It was costing me dearly.
It was
in a workshop in 1999 that Aversano had this awakening and
transformation. He called his father. I simply called him
up, he says. I apologized to him. I said, Dad, Im so sorry.
Ive been a jerk.
that one phone call, he says, he forged a new relationship
with his father.
I had
a connection with him that was beautiful, it was loving,
Aversano says. We connected very deeply, and I feel really
blessed, like God gave me the opportunity to have a lifetimes
worth of connecting with dad in those couple of years.
The day
he reconciled with his father was Sept. 11, 1999. Two years
later, his father would be murdered. Anthony Aversano, who
still lived in California at the time, has since returned
to Troy.
really sad today, Aversano says. There are people dying.
. . . When are we going to get it in America? I dont know
what to feel. I feel sad. I feel angry. I feel, I feel . .
. that we are so disconnected as Americans. . . . We are so
not present to whats happening out there in the world. That
our government is creating the same tragedies that I feltthere
are people dying in Iraq every day that are people like you
and me. There are little kids dying, he says, his voice breaking.
are other young men losing their fathers.
He stops
and pauses. his eyes rimmed with tears.
why? he asks. I feel this powerlessness in American people.
That we dont feel we can do anything about it. . . . And
that is so untrue. If history proves anything, its how resilient
and how powerful American people are. But we are stuck, and
we are lost in our addictions, in our comfort. . . . we are
very complacent in the comforts of our life.
In his
effort to overcome this complacency in himself, Aversano joined
September 11th Families for Peaceful Tomorrows, in 2003. Peaceful
Tomorrows is an organization dedicated, he says, to breaking
the cycle of violence. Brought together by their shared loss,
these survivors of 9/11 have created an international network
of those have been affected by violence, he says. Peaceful
Tomorrows is a way that Aversano, and others who feel like
him, can come together to affect change.
Tomorrows is holding a conference in New York City this week,
Sept. 8-14. The conference, Civilian Casualties, Civilian
Solutions, will be a forum for peacemakers and victims of
violence worldwide to share their stories. Aversano will be
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The SSH authentication service module for PAM, pam_ssh provides functionality for two PAM categories: authentication and session management. In terms of the module-type parameter, they are the ''auth'' and ''session'' features.
SSH Authentication
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This option is similar to the use_first_pass option, except that if the previously obtained password fails, the user is prompted for another password.
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Magnet schools are public schools that offer a specialized curriculum or educational philosophy, often with a specific focus or theme. Magnet schools promote student diversity because they are open to students outside the normal school district boundaries and often attract high caliber students through competitive programs. See Cooper Middle School's test results to learn more about school performance.
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Collins, Director of Mathematics Programs at Lesley, wins 2013 Nadine Bezuk Excellence in Leadership and Service in Mathematics Teacher Education Award
Friday, May 31, 2013
The Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators (AMTE) honored Collins with the 2013 Nadine Bezuk Excellence in Leadership and Service in Mathematics Teacher Education Award for her significant contributions to the mathematics education field and professional organizations.
As director of the Lesley's Center for Mathematics Achievement, Collins' professional development programs in underperforming urban districts have directly improved student achievement on state assessments, and she has received over $8 million in grant funding to support these research-based initiatives, influencing the teaching of mathematics in many communities.
"My whole forte is how to unpack mathematics in a way that makes it easy for students to understand and relate the concepts they're learning in math to other areas of their life," said Collins.
Through Lesley's Center for Mathematics Achievement, Collins reaches out to school districts across Massachusetts to provide professional development to teachers, and to offer grant-funded master's degrees for K-8 teachers.
In Springfield, for example, the program has already graduated 44 teachers with a master's degree in math education, and 12 have earned initial licensure. And evidence to support the program continues to grow.
"In Revere, we first started out eight years ago. After three years, the city noticed MCAS scores for students who had teachers in our programs were outperforming their counterparts on the state MCAS," said Collins. "So since then, Revere has brought us back every year to work with new teachers or those who don't have licensure."
An inductee into the Massachusetts Mathematics Educators Hall of Fame, Collins believes teachers who truly understand and embrace mathematical concepts will translate that understanding and excitement to their students.
"Most of teachers we work with learn math through wrote memorizations of algorithms without an understanding of how they're applied," said Collins. "We unpack those algorithms so teachers understand where they came from. Our work focuses on developing concrete and pictorial representations of ideas in math, and we work through them through investigations so teachers have that 'Aha moment.'"
The AMTE's Excellence in Leadership Award also hails Collins' contributions to the mathematics education field and professional organizations. A founding member of the board of the Massachusetts Mathematics Association of Teacher Educators, Collins has served as past president of state and regional mathematics teacher associations and on the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Board of Directors.
Through her work with professional organizations, Collins presents on a host of strategies for teachers to teach difficult concepts with understanding.
She presented at the Algebra Readiness Institute in Atlanta last summer, and spoke at the annual National Council of Teachers of Mathematics conference in Denver. She spent 10 days in Seoul, Korea last summer at the International Congress on Mathematical Education, working on formative assessment, which was a "wonderful experience," she said.
Collins began her career as an elementary school teacher, and then took a break to raise her children. She later went back to college and got her math degree, teaching high school and middle school math for 15 years before going on to become math coordinator for the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. She then worked at Boston College funded by grants from the Raytheon Company and the Noyce Foundation to provide professional development for teachers implementing the Connected Math project, and she has worked at Lesley for the past eight years.
"I've had tremendous support from my colleagues at Lesley," said Collins. "We've got an amazing math department, and with their support, I've been able to do all of this."
Collins believes one of the key tenets of Lesley's success is the work on the ground in schools, collaborating hand-in-hand with teachers.
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West Seattle biznews: About those Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices real-estate shingles you're seeingNovember 5, 2013 at 8:04 pm | In West Seattle businesses, West Seattle news | 8 Comments
A new name started turning up today on a whole lot of real-estate shingles around West Seattle (and elsewhere). It's the name you see on the signage with which we photographed Mike Gain today – a year and a half after his company Prudential Northwest Realty announced it had been bought by an entity affiliated with tycoon Warren Buffett. Now, it has a new name, described as "inspired" by that affiliation: Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Northwest Real Estate. The change was celebrated at a company gathering at the Museum of Flight, where we found local agents including (below, from left) Travis Duty, Sean Jolly, Sonya Wind, Jeralee Knittel, and Steven Henke:
Gain is president/CEO of the newly rechristened company, which includes more than 350 agents working from six offices, in West Seattle as well as Burien, Bellevue, Federal Way, Kent, and Lynnwood, and is a WSB sponsor.
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I love Mike Gain and all my friends at Prudential Northwest, I mean Berkshire Hathaway. I loved it when they were "The Local Professionals" and all the money stayed in our local economy. As Bob Dylan sang, "The times they are a changing." I sincerely wish success and the best of luck to all my friends!
Comment by Jim Biava — 8:32 am November 6, 2013 #
I really like the visual identity.
Comment by Mr Elliott — 10:03 am November 6, 2013 #
Different name, same antiquated business model.
Comment by The Hulk — 10:49 am November 6, 2013 #
That web site (on the sign) sure has a lot of letters in it, looks confusing. I wonder if West Seattle will embrace the new name.
Comment by Josh — 1:02 pm November 6, 2013 #
Love seeing our local agents. I have personally had Steve Henke and Jeralee Knittel help with my real estate needs! They are FABULOUS! I would recommend them 100%.
Comment by WSforever — 3:54 pm November 7, 2013 #
Is it still local though? Berkshire Hathaway is not local from what I understand. I'm curious, if we use the local guys (Windermere, John L. Scott, etc.), does that money stay in the area (West Seattle or at least the Seattle area) as opposed to Remax, Prudential, etc? I'd prefer to use a local company.
Comment by Josh — 9:33 pm November 7, 2013 #
It's a local company affiliated with a national brand. As is Windermere. John L. Scott is regional. I'm not privy to the details of the financial arrangements, but just so you know, the two you mention are no more (nor probably less) local than this company. – TR
This company, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Northwest Real Estate employees over 350 local sales people and 45 employees who work in West Seattle. They live, work shop and spend their hard earned money right here locally. Their corporate headquarters are in Jefferson Square right here in west Seattle. The people who work for Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, previously Prudential are still "The Local Professionals" just like they were when they were Cayce and Gain Inc Realty.
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MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski writes in her new book, "Knowing Your Value," that she realized after the 2008 election that co-host Joe Scarborough was making 14 times as much as she was. Brzezinski says she asked MSNBC President Phil Griffin for a raise multiple times but was rebuffed. Then one day, she discovered extra money in her bank account.
Scarborough had diverted one of the bonuses he received for achieving a ratings goal into Brzezinski's account. Brzezinski said that, in Scarborough's mind, he was making a business investment: he didn't want her to walk, since the show would suffer. She insisted that it was not an act of kindness on Scarborough's part.
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Edward Norton's $50,000 Earth Day challenge has gone to the wolves…and bats and bears.
The contest pits charities against each other to see who can raise the most cash for their cause by May 15th. The first place winner will score $25K, the second $15K, and the third $10K.
We thought celebrities might have the edge on this one; especially considering their massive social networks. Ian Somerhalder's crew is especially good at this type of thing. However, imagine our surprise that the Red Wolf Coalition is currently leading the pack with $11,156, followed by the Bat World Sanctuary ($8,681), Bat Conservation International ($6,786) and Kai's 2012 Bear Moon Fundraiser ($5,950). Animals FTW!
"This year, 2012, marks the 25th anniversary of the reintroduction of red wolves to the wild after their functional extinction throughout their historical range," the conservation group says. "We celebrate this event with great joy and pride because 1987 marked the year of the return of a native to the Southeast."
"The road to recovery has not been easy. We face big challenges, and we depend on you to join the Pack so we can all work together," they added.
Anyways, there's still time to support your own favorite environmental initiative and help them win big on May 15th. Jump here to view the participating groups and donate!
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Original story: Police have issued a Silver Alert for a missing 70-year-old Lower Valley man last seen on Sunday afternoon.
Police said Agustin Vargas of the 8500 block of Victor Street was last seen when he left his home to go for a walk about 1:45 p.m. Sunday. When Vargas didn't return home, family members called police to ask for help in finding him.
Vargas suffers from Alzheimer's, dementia and other ailments, police said. When he left his home, he was wearing dark green pants and a white jacket with a blue left sleeve.
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News and notes on the restaurant scene from dining critic Carol Deptolla
Mo's steakhouse downtown changes hands
Restaurateur Johnny Vassallo has sold his downtown steakhouse, Mo's -- A Place for Steaks.
The buyer is Jeremiah Hamman of Epic Hospitality; Hamman was Vassallo's operating partner in a Mo's steakhouse in Indianapolis, which Hamman previously purchased.
The sale of the Milwaukee restaurant was finalized Monday; Thursday was the first day Mo's was open under new ownership. Vassallo first opened the steakhouse in June 1999.
Vassallo still holds the Mo's brand through his company, Global Restaurant Systems, and is paid a licensing fee for the Milwaukee restaurant; Hamman said he plans to buy the brand in 18 months.
Vassallo plans to turn his attention to his Mo's Irish Pub, which has locations in downtown Milwaukee and Wauwatosa. He plans to open more pubs -- probably in Houston and Indianapolis, likely none in Milwaukee County.
Hamman opened a new Mo's steakhouse in December in suburban Indianapolis, in Carmel, Ind., and is considering Chicago and Cincinnati for other locations.
In the meantime, he's planning some minor changes to refresh the space at the Mo's in Milwaukee, at 720 N. Plankinton Ave. The restaurant is projected to be closed Feb. 3 to Feb. 6 for work on the interior.
Some menu changes will be made as well, such as the addition of more seafood, but favorites will stay on the menu, Hamman said.
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UC Davis announced today that the chief of the campus Police Department had been placed on administrative leave pending a review of officers' use of pepper spray against protesters. UC Davis Lt. Matt Carmichael will serve as interim police chief.
"As I have gathered more information about the events that took place on our Quad on Friday, it has become clear to me that this is a necessary step toward restoring trust on our campus," said UC Davis Chancellor Linda P.B. Katehi.
"I take full responsibility for the events on Friday and am extremely saddened by what occurred," Katehi added. "I eagerly await the results of the review, and intend to act quickly to implement reforms that will safeguard the rights of our students, faculty and staff to engage in nonviolent protest."
On Sunday, Katehi also called on the Yolo County district attorney's office to investigate the Police Department's use of force. The district attorney agreed to conduct a review in collaboration with the Yolo County sheriff's office.
In a letter to Police Department staff, Vice Chancellor John Meyer said that the decision to place Chief Annette Spicuzza on administrative leave was necessary to allow "a fact-based review of events, assist in calming the community environment, and allow the department to focus on its current and substantial demands."
Today, Katehi will initiate the creation of a task force to conduct the campus review. The task force will convene immediately and will be asked to issue its recommendations within 30 days.
The chancellor also plans to hold a series of meetings and forums with students, faculty and staff to listen to their concerns and hear their ideas for restoring civil discourse to the campus.
"The events last Friday do not represent the UC Davis community we all aspire to be members of," Katehi said. "The safety of our students and their ability to express themselves are paramount as we strive to create the best possible learning environment."
On Sunday, two police officers who were videotaped deploying pepper spray against seated protesters were also placed on administrative leave.
Ten protesters were arrested Friday in connection with an overnight encampment of about 25 tents on the campus Quad. University policy prohibits overnight camping. The protesters were cited and released on misdemeanor charges of unlawful assembly and failure to disperse.
Videotapes showed officers spraying seated protesters with pepper spray following the arrests.
Eleven protesters were treated on site for the effects of the pepper spray, including two who were taken to a nearby hospital, where they were treated and released.
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Who's harder to parent, sons or daughters?
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Every year my kids look forward to what they will see on the morning we start our homeschool year in the fall.
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Welcome to Glee season four!
Some people gain the "freshman 15" when they head to college. Rachel Berry (Lea Michele)? She gains an A-list mentor in the form of Kate Hudson. No big deal! Fans have been patiently waiting for a glimpse of Hudson on the Fox series ever since it was announced back in May that she would be joining the show; creator Ryan Murphy rewarded them for their patience today on Twitter when he posted an exclusive first look at Michele and Hudson on set.
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Does Glee treat tts same-sex couples differently? Chris Colfer offers his take
Yes, the Glee and American Horror Story showrunner finally caved and joined the social networking site and decided to dedicate his first two tweets to his leading lady, Michele. (Wouldn't you?)
"My very first tweet to my beloved @msleamichele," he writes. "Follow me for exclusive details on AMERICAN HORROR STORY, GLEE and THE NEW NORMAL."
And boy did he deliver on the promise of exclusive details when he posted a first look at Hudson in character as Rachel's "negative-reinforcement" practicing dance instructor at NYADA. "@msleamichele and Kate Hudson on the NYADA set," he posted along with the photo. "Kate has chandelier approval."
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LaFave seems to have a relatively small, but very strong following. It also seems that some people want to lump him in with the whole Austin scene, a scene that, in my opinion, has a whole damn boatload of people who seem to want to holler real loud for anyone from that neck of the woods, regardless of whether they know what the hell they are hollering about or not. One reviewer who ultimately ended up saying some good things about this recording found it necessary to preface his review with the statement "you must first love Texas music." Bullshit. Thankfully, LaFave does seem to know what he's singing about, and he'll sing about most anything -- in most any style you can imagine.
It has been said that in the hearts of music loving Oklahomans, LaFave is second in line for favorite homeboy status, waiting dutifully behind J.J. Cale. These are two totally different artists, though. While J.J. Cale did write some excellent songs that ended up being rockers, his songs usually only turned into full-fledged rockers when they were in the hands of other musicians or bands. When artists like Eric Clapton or Lynryd Skynyrd covered a J.J. Cale song, the song often took on a whole new complexion. J.J. Cale himself epitomized the term "laid back" in most all of his renderings of his own songs. LaFave is a totally different animal.
LaFave covers a lot of the same territory that Cale did, he just covers it in a variety of ways. His songs range from the hauntingly beautiful "Love Can Find Its Own Way" to the almost hymn-like offer of encouragement that is "Glorious Day." His cover of the John Phillips-penned "San Francisco" almost makes you forget that the '60s and John Phillips are both gone. LaFave can also rock. "On the Road to Rock and Roll," and particularly, his cover of "Rock and Roll Music to the World," rock out with the best of them, the latter strongly recalling some of The Georgia Satellites fabulous hooks. As a matter of fact, many of LaFave's songs seem to have whatever those indefinable hooks and other elements are that take an artist from the level of regional favorite to radio staple, an occurrence that probably hasn't really happened since Stevie Ray Vaughan broke his way in. LaFave will never enjoy this sort of success, but I'd bet that after it hooks you, you'll find yourself regularly returning to this CD. You'll likely still have this one in some sort of rotation 10 or 20 years from now.
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Lincoln Park Zoo Welcomes Rare White-Cheeked Gibbon Baby
(Chicago – August 26, 2013) The baby boom is in full swing at Lincoln Park Zoo's Helen C. Brach Primate House, with the birth of a bouncing baby white-cheeked gibbon. The exciting new arrival follows the birth of a Francois langur just over a month ago.
Born on August 16, the gibbon is the fourth offspring for father Caruso and mother Burma, who are recommended to breed by the Gibbon Species Survival Program (SSP). The baby has yet to be sexed or named and joins older brother, Sai, who will turn three years old in January.
"Burma is holding the baby close and showing every sign of being a great mom," said Curator of Primates Maureen Leahy. "The youngster is bright, alert, and clinging well."
According to Leahy, Caruso and Sai are keeping their distance to allow mom and infant to bond. Gibbons, who are thought to mate for life, remain in family groups until offspring reach sexual maturity and migrate out on their own. Unlike other primates who might share the workload associated with an infant, white-cheeked gibbon mothers are the primary caretakers of their offspring.
White-cheeked gibbons are a species of small ape native to Southeast Asia and are endangered due to habitat loss and poaching. They have extremely long arms that are perfect for hanging and swinging from branch to branch. At birth the infants are born with golden tan fur like their mothers. They will darken to black during their first two years; males will remain black with signature white cheeks and females will eventually turn tan once more.
"The baby may be hard to spot for the first few weeks, as he or she is being held tightly by mom. But it likely will not be long before the baby starts exploring the habitat with his or her big brother," said Leahy.
Burma, her baby, and the whole gibbon family can be seen daily at the Helen C. Brach Primate House from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Lincoln Park Zoo, a historic Chicago landmark founded in 1868, is dedicated to connecting people with nature by providing a free, family-oriented wildlife experience. A leader in conservation science both globally and locally, the zoo exemplifies the highest quality animal care and educational outreach. The not-for-profit zoo, managed by The Lincoln Park Zoological Society, is a member-supported organization and one of the nation's only free, privately managed zoos. For more information, call 312 -742-2000 or visit www.lpzoo.org.
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Kris Aquino on son Bimby: "Star Cinema offered him a movie for next film festival. I asked him, and sinabi niya sa akin na, 'I want to be a karate star first. Star muna. Magni-Ninja Turtle chuva muna siya."Photo: Noel Orsal
"'When I'm old.'"
BIMBY'S SCHOOL. Banggit pa ni Kris tungkol kay Bimby, "We're transferring him to a Filipino school in June.
"We're still considering two. Dalawa ang pinagpipilian namin.
"Because hindi na marunong mag-Tagalog, and it really felt wrong.
"It felt wrong na slang attack na yung ano niya.
"He's in Brent. I love Brent, but there's no Filipino [language subjects].
"Nagtanong ako kung wala bang options for a Filipino citizen to have. E, wala, e.
"Kasi ang konti nila [Filipinos], they're less than 20 percent of the school population.
"So, we're considering two schools.
"One is an international school that has a Filipino cultural program and Filipino language every Friday.
"The other one is La Salle.
"La Salle is because of my Mom.
"Sorry, kasi they were really close to her yung sa death. 'Tapos, dun yung ano niya...for sentimental reason.
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this for the demo mate or the full retail ?
The Retail/Download version..
great news thx
i am sure that the trainer is for the retail version .
OK.. the trainer is posted..
Any chance for smaller trainer that works with the demo?
They're more or less the same though using Ubisoft's new protection scheme although Steam might have tied the Settlers7.exe file whereas the game file is instead located at "\Settlers7\Data\Base\_Dbg\Bin\Release\Settlers7R.exe"
Also it's a good idea (Outside of Steam which handles it automatically.) to run the update program and patch to 1.0.1 as it fixes numerous bugs as listed here on patches-scrolls.


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Additional charges are expected this week in connection with a large-scale marijuana growing operation discovered in the basement of an Athens farmhouse.
Bryan Arnold, 33, of Wausau, was charged Monday in Marathon County Circuit Court after investigators discovered the $2 million operation.
Arnold faces charges of manufacturing or delivering marijuana, maintaining a drug trafficking place, possession of marijuana with intent to deliver and possession of drug paraphernalia. He is being held on a $25,000 cash bond. ...