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Our home has 5 bedrooms (2 ensuite), a third double and 2 singles with 2 beds in each. We are located in the quiet, gated community of "Reserve at Town Center", 6 miles due south of Disney in Orlando, Florida.
This holiday villa community is perfect if you want the best of both worlds; the proximity to the excitement and thrilling pace of life at Disney, yet the peaceful and tranquil setting where you can unwind and relax with your own pool.
Our Villa has its own private pool and sun-deck and gas BBQ.
There are plenty of amenities within 5 minutes' drive of the villa such as a large supermarket -Publix, family restaurants, McDonald's, Chinese take-away, Dunkin donuts and a hairdressers.
Highway 192, where the entrance to Disney is located, is only minutes away by car. Highway 192 is a long strip containing a selection of shops, restaurants and bars.
Originally from Kilkenny Ireland and presently living in California I purchased this property for friends and family to enjoy all of the amazing sites Orlando has to offer.
Gary Roche purchased this house in 2010
Amazing location close to all the parks, restaurants, airport, beaches and yet quiet and secure in order to truly relax and escape the hustle and bustle.
Gated and very private, close to everything you need, private pool with gas BBQ and all modern conveniences for you to enjoy your home away from home.
Highly recommended!!! Awesome property and very nicely mainteined. My family and I felt right at home at this villa. Beautiful and quiet community and surroundings. Close to I4 what else could we ask for. Owner was easy to reach, prompt to answer and great to work with. I look forward to come back and stay once again.
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I love Nature... as long as it doesn`t bite me. LOL. So I love visiting places like National Parks. I love hiking on trails and just enjoying nature. But I`m not a fan of camping. I rather enjoy the night at a Marriott Hotel. =)
I had posted last night about FREE Museums if you are a Bank of America card holder. This FREE National Parks doesn`t require the evil bank but is open to EVERYONE. Unfortunately, unlike Free Museums that is one weekend a month, the Free National Parks happens only 5 times a year with the next one coming up on June 9th. Make sure you mark your calendar!
Admission to a lot of National Parks are actually free, but there are also a lot that costs money. Take Yosemite National Park pictured above. It costs $20/car to go.
I hope to visit Yosemite one day (and go for free!) =)
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Cooler Master HAF 912 Plus review -
Features & specifications
The HAF 912 rears its head, marketed as the mid-range HAF (High Air Flow) chassis. An enthusiast audience targeted chassis that will keep your expensive components cooled down well, with a very user-friendly but extremely aesthetically pleasing design we might add.
So then, next to the aforementioned features, other items include 7+1 expansion slots, a black coating. Handy as always it has a hole in the motherboard tray, to make it easy to install CPU coolers with back plates. Now, we mentioned two models, the regular and the Plus edition. The main differences are the fact that the fan on the front has a LED light for the PLUS model and what we like very much, an all-black interior adorns the PLUS model as well. That alone is worth the extra tenner right there. Actually, here in the Netherlands it boils down to a 5 EUR difference.
There is one more small difference, the PLUS model also has an eSATA connector on the frontpanel. The rest is all the same.
- Supports two 120mm radiator fans.
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- Top platform for personal belongings.
- CPU Retaining hole.
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- 7+1 slots for increased expandability.
- Two 3.5" or 2.5" / 1.8" HDD / SSDs.
- Supports high-end graphics cards like ATI HD 5970 and nVidia GeForce GTX.
- Removable dust filters on the bottom and front cover.
Cooler Master - An evolved version of our CM 690 II modular hard drive bay design is present in the HAF 912. This new design allows the hard drive cage to be removed and rotated to the left 90 degrees.
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Counter-Strike: Condition Zero advances the #1 online action game series by introducing objective based single-player action, the official CS bot, and special enhancements for online play. CS:CZ is a tactical action game that challenges you to compete with and against cunning computerized opponents in a Tour of Duty across the globe.
To play the new missions go on this map "cz_train01.bsp" and choose what you want to play.
Balkh, Afghanistan - A number of CIA operatives have been seized by an unknown terrorist faction.
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A group of CNN reporters have been captured by terrorists and are being held at an unknown location to the North of Kabul in Afghanistan.
Your Mission - Bring them out alive.
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I've played through all of the new missions and thought I'd give them each a short review:
1. Bloody Rubble
Very good mission filled with dark, atmospheric environments. The arsenal is huge and does the level justice.
2. Urban Ruins
Whoever designed this got waaaaay too crazy with the RPG terrorists and machine gun terrorists. The level presents the player with countless unfair challenges and the arsenal is so big that you won't even need to use most of what you have.
3. Threat Level: Red
Very uninspired and surprisingly boring to play. Once again, it is plagued by an abundance of RPG enemies.
4. Runaway Trains
Fresh and new with unused content from Deleted Scenes which makes it feel like part of the game. It's fast paced and very exciting, with a variety of gameplay and nicely sized arsenal. By far the best new level.
5. Terrorist Retaliation
When you're rooting for the side you're fighting against, there's something wrong in the game feel.
6. In The Swamps
Is actually very atmospheric with its sound effects and terrain, and as someone who's visited jungles and rain forests before I couldn't help but feel nostalgia as I ran through these swamps. The arsenal is good (you can't go wrong with AWP) and while the difficulty was a bit too high at some points it was mostly balanced. Good level.
Although I didn't like some of these levels it was a lot of fun to play a Deleted Scenes fan-made mission pack. I'd love to see more of these. Also, this works flawlessly on Mac.
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"If everyone works hard like we've been doing so far, then we'll be very good," Secondary Coach Chris Ball said. "I think they're heading that way."
In an interview with BamaMag.com earlier this summer, Ball gave a quick rundown of the athletes comprising his depth chart. Obviously things can change, but heading into fall camp Charlie Peprah and Anthony Madison are his starting cornerbacks.
Peprah started eight games last season, leading the team with four picks. "Instincts and athletic ability are what come to mind," Ball said of the third-year player. "Charlie's got a great nose for the football. He's got the size and athletic ability to be as good as anybody in the country."
On the other side Anthony Madison played in every game last season, but this will be his first chance to start. "Anthony has got great skills," Ball said. "In the spring he just basically outworked everybody. He's become a lot smarter football player, not just relying on his work ethic. The mental aspect is coming around."
At only 5-9, some fans worry about Madison's height. But Ball doesn't agree. "If you're short but not real strong--just fast--then you're going to have a hard time playing, because everybody has got a big receiver. But Anthony's also very strong."
"Actually, having both Anthony and Charlie is good," Ball added, "because I can match up Charlie with a taller guy."
At free safety, senior Charles Jones should be the rock of this year's unit. "Charles is our seasoned veteran," Ball said. "He's not necessarily the biggest and strongest, but he understands the game. He's got good speed. He adjusts well. Nothing seems to phase him. He's very consistent and reliable."
A fifth-year senior, Jones has played for four different position coaches at Alabama. "He's had a lot of different coaches, which has hurt him," Ball noted. "He's learned a lot, but he's never really gotten consistent schemes."
Roman Harper, one of the better all-around athletes on the squad, finished spring drills first team at strong safety. "He has all the tools," Ball said of Harper. "He knows the coverages. He's not afraid to hit you. If he works hard all summer, he'll be a valuable player for us."
Ball is happy with the talent of his starting four, but a look at Bama's reserves proves the overall strength of his unit. Not counting incoming freshmen, the Tide is two-deep at safety and a solid three-deep on the corners.
"You want to see (your backups) push the guys ahead of them even more," Ball explained. "I told them after spring that they have as much a chance to play as anybody, because they're as talented as anybody. This fall is going to be competitive."
Redshirt freshman Ramzee Robinson has the look of a future star. Ball commented, "Ramzee was our key reserve coming out of spring. He'll be our nickel back unless he gets beat out. Ramzee had a great spring."
Senior David Scott isn't as fast as some, but he played very well in the A-Day game. "David had a good spring," Ball said. "He had an excellent spring game. He's another guy that if he worked hard all summer will be able to contribute."
Veteran cornerbacks Thurman Ward and Roberto McBride would start for many teams. "Having guys like Thurman and Roberto and calling them third string helps a lot," Ball acknowledged. "The battle at corner is going to be competitive."
"Thurman is going to play some safety, too," Ball added.
At safety Ball believes principal back-ups Chris James and Carlos Andrews can play. "Carlos played really well at A-Day, which was great to see, because I needed another safety. He did have a great spring. I told Carlos he needs to lose some weight, and recently he's looking great. He's a physical player."
Walk-on Sammie Autrey has good athleticism and finished spring drills third-string at strong safety. It's also very likely that safety help will be provided by some newcomers this fall, though barring injury most will probably redshirt.
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With the fourth largest economy in Latin America and as part of a new class of emerging-market economies, Colombia represents new growth and job creation opportunities for American exporters and service providers.
- Passage of the U.S.-Colombia Free Trade Agreement (FTA) together with the U.S.-Korea and U.S.-Panama FTAs will create an estimated 250,000 jobs, and failure to pass these agreements could cost nearly 400,000 American jobs.
- The pending U.S.-Colombia Free Trade Agreement (FTA) would immediately provide duty-free access to the Colombian market for more than 80 percent of U.S. consumer and industrial goods exports, with remaining tariffs phased out in 10 years.
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Although Colombia has doubled its agricultural imports in the last five years, the U.S. has seen its market share shrink by half as foreign investors use their FTAs to gain an advantage over U.S. farmers.
- In 2008, American farmers held a 46 percent share of the Colombian market; today that share has diminished to 21 percent.
- In the absence of an FTA, the average tariff paid by American farmers shipping their goods to Colombia is 16.9 percent. The new free trade agreements Colombia has completed with other countries like Argentina and Brazil (Mercosur), Canada and the European Union, are clearly hurting U.S. exporters.
Nearly a decade ago, Colombia had only two FTAs with five countries. Today, with 11 FTAs in place with 47 countries around the world, Colombia is rapidly expanding its trade ties with leading economic powers.
- In 2000, China was Colombia's 12th largest trade partner. Today, China is the second biggest trade partner for Colombia – behind the United States.
- Colombia has become an increasingly important market for U.S. goods and services, and bilateral trade relations have continued to expand – benefiting exporters, workers and consumers in both countries. The agreement will help the United States to achieve the goal of boosting U.S. economic growth through exports.
- On August 15, Canada's FTA with Colombia went into effect, giving Canadian exporters a cost advantage over U.S. exporters. Failure to pass the U.S.-Colombia FTA is jeopardizing American exports and jobs.
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The United States has committed nearly $8 billion to Colombia to support improved security, law enforcement and drug interdiction efforts, and to help Colombia in its ongoing transformation.
- The success of this partnership is apparent. What was nearly a failed state a decade ago is now a stable and secure nation with a growing economy and a renewed commitment to peace and justice.
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With a stay at Hotel Conti Duisburg in Duisburg, you'll be minutes from Mercatorhalle Duisburg and Theater Duisburg. This hotel is within close proximity of Duisburg Town Hall and Duisburg Salvatorkirche.
Make yourself at home in one of the 71 guestrooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have bathtubs or showers and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Enjoy the recreation opportunities such as bicycles to rent or make use of other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access.
Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily for a fee.
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Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
Very modern and well equipped, with a comfortable bed, and the staff were very friendly. Good selection at the breakfast buffet. We would have liked more substantial pillows.
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Skip to comments.With inflation, the vast majority of Americans will be at 200k income level pretty quickly.
Posted on 12/03/2012 8:23:07 PM PST by MeneMeneTekelUpharsin
All of this talk about taxing people who make 200k or 250k or more. What a joke. With the excessive printing of money, almost everyone in this country who has a job will make 200,000 thousand dollars or more.
And, milk will be $12 a gallon, etc., ad nauseum. However, everyone will still fall under taxation rules when that happens. You're making more money, but everything rises in price to meet your income and now you're paying more in taxes. How can people be so foolish to vote these insane policies into effect?
What about rental property? The next step (and, yes, they've already thought of it) is to say to the poor, supposedly disenfranchised masses, "Hey, that rich man over there with all of that rental property doesn't need that! He only needs the house he is living in. Why does he need all of those houses if he's not going to live in them?"
Or, they will put exorbitant taxes on rental property. Wait until landlords figure all of this out and watch how much rental property gets dumped on the market all at the same time deflating rental and housing property in general. This is all just the beginning of the madman's circus.
he's told us he wants to raise gas to $10 a gallon (and people still voted for him)
he doubled gas price in his first term, so second term he should hit around $8 anyway
and higher energy prices force up the prices of every single thing we as consumers want, or need to, purchase
including food especially
It's basically the AMT law, eventually scooping in everyone.
The entire nation will become a slum.....
Ah, SNL 1970s skit "Inflation is Your Friend".
This is how the Alternative Minimum Tax became such a problem. No one is talking about the AMT which may strike singles making $50K.
You think they would index these tax rate levels, to I don't know; the price of bacon, gasoline, college tuition, movie tickets etc.
Take bacon for example: the package of pre-cooked I buy at Costco in 2007 for $8 is now $13. That's 62% higher. My income has not gone up 62%. Few peoples' have. We're supposed to accept that because the Bush tax cut is in place, we have it good.
I'm wondering what level the Alt min tax will be w/o the annual "fix".
Even a homeless man will be a millionaire!
What's not to like?
"Forward!", as the President says.
It's good to recall that one of the early "steps" in the Marxification of Cuba was the overnight halving of all rents. Of course that devastated all landlords and their property.
Still a lot of work to do to reach Zimbabwean level of wealth with a car washer earning $100000000000000 (Zimbabwean dollars) per hour but here's a right direction (Forward!) /s.
I detest obama voters and avoid them whenever possible. They are anti-Christian, anti-American, greedy scum
Three dollars an hour was a very good wage. A friend in high school graduation class frequently said that if he could get a guaranteed $140/week factory job he'd be happy until he was old enough to retire.
There was never a period when like the Weimar Republic we were given breaks at work to go buy stuff as the prices increased throughout the day.
Our wages pretty much kept up with the inflation.. until "the new normal" a few years ago. (It seems to me.)
And when there were recessions we actually recovered within a few months and grew even larger than before! Those were the days!
The inflation is not only anticipated...it is planned.
I thought the gas price increases were a way to make "green" energy more palatable.
The silver lining is this: when a nation has a worthless currency, monetary interventions are useless and the government loses power over the economic system. Responsible state governments could fill the void by promoting sound currency. Let's face it, the federal government is the enemy of the people. Invest in lead and gold.
so the union/govt thugs will get regular raises while the industries that have been sacrificed will have its employees losing buying power daily....all in the plan....
Dammit, you broke Obama's secret code. First, 'tax the rich', meaning over 200K, Second inflate the currency so that's 100% of the population...slick eh?
Pair of Levis.
1888— $1.80.....74 years later, 1962— $2.60. 100% increase
Today, 50 years later—$44.95. 1800 % increase.
74 years to go up 100%
50 years to go up 1800%
And these Levis are made either in Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, Colombia, or China, depending on the tag.
I remember a very poor industry...shoe making....that employed lots of people in the area where I grew up....the workers did not get paid much...but they were respected...
the company supported schools, pools, parks, carousels, and even public artwork....
but the kicker is they had their very own large clinic...pharmacy, xrays, nurses, and doctors ONLY for the employees and their children...
what a god send when you didn't have much money yet could bring every one of your several kids down to get checked for illness....
life used to be pretty good....
I remember when a candy bar was only a quarter.
I felt the urge to day but that same "whatchyamacallit" was 1.99...
looked smaller to.
The urge pasted.
I'm not even 40 yet!
I remember when a candy bar was only a quarter.
I felt the urge to day but that same "whatchyamacallit" was 1.99...
looked smaller to.
The urge past.
I'm not even 40 yet!
Not in Hawaii on a 40 million $ estate, not in San Francisco, or D.C or northern Virginia. Those places will get richer and richer. It's the rest of us pawns who will end up living like we're in the projects ... I'm sure the Obamadrones will be too happy about this to notice that their lot in life is stuck in the mud of revenge and entitlements.
I agree with you. They just replaced a contract providing facility maintenance where I work. The new contractor offered existing workers half the pay they'd been making. Several retired or left.
Those places will not get richer, they will slide, inexorably, into disrepair and destruction. Slowly at first, then faster and faster, until they are nothing but hollowed out shells, stripped of every last bit of scrap that can be turned into cash.
The residents, incapable of providing the means necessary to protect their own property, will become feral animals, attacking anyone who has more than they do.
The rural areas will become the targets of roving gangs of hungry hordes that will either kill or be killed in the fight for survival, with no mercy or human compassion for any.........
When I was a kid, a quarter would buy a 12 oz coke AND a candy bar!.......
Start 1776 Finish 2008 It came to pass and just about right on schedule according to Alexander Tyler.
About the time our original thirteen states adopted their new constitution in 1787, Alexander Tyler, a Scottish history professor at the University of Edinburgh, had this to say about the fall of the Athenian Republic some 2,000 years earlier:
"A democracy is always temporary in nature; it simply cannot exist as a permanent form of government."
"A democracy will continue to exist up until the time that voters discover they can vote themselves generous gifts from the public treasury."
"From that moment on, the majority always vote for the candidates who promise the most benefits from the public treasury, with the result that every democracy will finally collapse due to loose fiscal policy, which is always followed by a dictatorship."
"The average age of the world's greatest civilizations from the beginning of history, has been about 200 years"
"During those 200 years, those nations always progressed through the following sequence:
1. from bondage to spiritual faith; 2. from spiritual faith to great courage; 3. from courage to liberty; 4. from liberty to abundance; 5. from abundance to complacency; 6. from complacency to apathy; 7. from apathy to dependence; 8. From dependence back into bondage"
Unfortunately there are no boundaries to human stupidity.
"I remember when a candy bar was only a quarter."
You aren't dry behind the ears!!
When I was a kid a candy bar was 5 cents, a quart of ice cream from the Good Humor man was a quarter.
When I was 8 I was rich, I made 1 cent/paper and had a 200 paper route.
Sounds like Mad Max. But this hasn't happened in Europe...yet.
Personally, I'm close enough to Canada to think of it as an escape route. Amazing,...American citizens who have paid taxes all their lives looking for an escape from the country of their birth..the former beacon of freedom.
Part of me hopes that zero and his minions end up with nothing but a pile of steaming $hit and the hoards of obamatakers screaming for gimmes.
I can dream...still.
I forgot to mention that the interesting part will be as to what will trigger the start of another cycle?
that was the excuse but then he gave away a zillion dollars of our tax money to his friends in the "eco energy industry" running fake or crooked or just simply incompetent firms... you can make up a list of all the companies that he gave our tax money to and then went broke (and our money conveniently disappearing in the process)
draw you own conclusions but we got zilch energy from all these deals
all we got left with was tons of added debt and doubled gasoline prices
Just watch what happens when states like California go bankrupt. First, the cities will go bankrupt, forcing the state to take over the operation of the city services. As more cities fall, the state will collapse under the financial strain.
People with the means will leave and take their wealth with them. That leaves a poorer group behind that will demand more and more from the state.
At some point, the federal government will "bail out" the state, transferring the weight of the entire state onto the nation's shoulders. Soon, other states will follow suit as their funds dry up and services must be rendered.
As the ever increasing burden of social programs gets too heavy to bear,
The Collosus will fall........
What! It's going to get bad in rural areas?
I remember when a candy bar was only a quarter. I felt the urge to day but that same whatchyamacallit was 1.99... looked smaller to. The urge past. Im not even 40 yet!
Maybe: today, too, and passed?
When the cities run out of food and fuel, the rural areas are next in the line........
My Dad buys a house in the 1960's.
Get's it paid off in the 1990's and the property taxes cost more to pay monthly than the mortgage was.
Inflation sucks.
Taxing property every year sucks.
That's what happened to me at the hospital I worked at as a medical transcriptionist. Dictaphone leased us the dictation system for 3 years, which was a voice recognition system. When the lease was up, Dictaphone "kindly" offered to take over the transcription services for the hospital. They wanted to hire the MTs but instead of being paid hourly, we would be paid strictly on production. My income would have gone from $20+ per hour to $10-12, my health insurance would have cost double with a higher deductible, and my vacation time would be 1 week instead of 4. Most of us refused their offer.
Ooh, that dates you. I do recall when it went to 4 cents, though - the purple Lincoln stamp IIRC, so I guess that dates me too.
As long as we are taxed on the number of dollars we earn, while the government controls the value of those dollars, we are little better than slaves.
Which is why the original poster is wrong. For the most part there won't be inflation of salaries. Obama will make sure some union salaries go up (at the cost of jobs) and will hire a LOT more government employees at inflated salaries (he will also bail out blue states so they can do the same). The biggest change will be a large increase in government dependents. At some point social security and disability will be greatly increased to reflect inflation in prices. Then more people will "retire" or become "disabled" simply to survive. At some point the government salaries and transfer payments will exceed the private sector, then the printing presses can be turned on full blast.
I'm just past 40 and can't believe it when I see the prices on candy bars and pastries; I used to eat these things daily 15 years ago, then I lost interest. Now when I see the prices I lose interest again; I can't believe how high the prices are!
"Obama will make sure some union salaries go up (at the cost of jobs) and will hire a LOT more government employees at inflated salaries (he will also bail out blue states so they can do the same)."
That's right; there is no reason to believe our masters will increase salaries to deal with inflation (there is no incentive for them to do so). It will make foreign workers overseas more attractive (good-bye more jobs), and for work that can't be moved it will make illegal aliens (possibly "amnestied") more attractive. Nobody can seriously look at the wage (and benefits) issues today in the US and possibly think we're getting a raise to combat inflation.
A shrinking number of American workers are in a position to "name their price", and forces are already at work to replace them with Asians (even importing & educating the Asians here to do it). As this past election demonstrated, this bodes ill for the country.
Welcome to your new home at The Obama Towers!
I remember in the early 70's when candy bars went from .08 cents to .10 cents.
I was a young kid and I was outraged...lol!
Every time I'm in the supermarket, I look at how prices have tripled over the past 4 years and can't believe it wasn't a campaign issue. Food shopping during the Bush years cost half of what it does today.
I prefer to term ghetto...
The legislators have no intention of indexing. Failure to index is deliberate.
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Elizabeth Kirby, the new executive director of the Gettysburg Festival, has one distinct advantage over the incoming leaders of many nonprofits.
Her organization is in relatively fine fettle despite a rough economy, with steadily increasing attendance each year heading into the fifth annual festival in June.
The annual 10-day arts and culture festival drew about 23,000 people last year. That's a more than 40 percent increase compared with the first event in 2008, which drew about 16,000 people.
Sponsorships, grants and donations provide enough money for the festival to offer more than half of its events free of charge. Add in ticketed headliners such as Emmy-winning actor and comedian Bob Newhart, actor James Earl Jones, former "Tonight Show" bandleader Kevin Eubanks and the a cappella group Straight No Chaser, and the festival has found what seems to be a winning formula in a town best known for its Civil War history.
Kirby's job, as much as anything, is simply to keep the ship on course.
"We are pretty comfortable with the size of the event," said Kirby, a native of Holliston, Mass., who most recently served as head of a home-rebuilding program for low-income families in Petersburg, Va. "At this point, we just want to really make sure that we do things that people love and that we do well. Those are culinary events, visual events as well as great music and theater."
The lineup for the 2012 festival, June 8-17, has yet to be announced, but it's safe to assume there will be a mix of celebrity entertainers, jazz musicians, brass bands, theatrical performances, dance concerts and art exhibits. Between 75 and 100 events will be held during the festival.
"Festival planning is definitely new to me, but I have a diverse background in nonprofits," said Kirby, who was named executive director last month. "This is a whole new, exciting opportunity for me to explore, with a really strong staff to make sure I get up to speed."
Among those staffers is Karen Hendricks, who served as interim executive director while the search for a new director took place. Hendricks remains with the festival as a public relations and marketing consultant.
"We've always tried to set the quality bar high," Hendricks said. "We aren't striving to become a huge, unwieldy kind of experience. We offer something for everyone in charming, intimate venues."
Events are scattered throughout the borough, including several at the Majestic Theatre, a former vaudeville house that was purchased and renovated several years ago by Gettysburg College. Other venues include sites on the college campus and others in the town square.
The festival has the advantage of being in a premier tourist spot. The Gettysburg National Military Park, site of the monumental Civil War battle that signaled the beginning of the end for the Confederacy, annually draws more than 3 million people, who generate about $380 million for the local economy.
"The biggest thing [the festival] has done is add a new component to our tourism product," said Norris Flowers, president of the Gettysburg Convention and Visitors Bureau. "It's a quality experience, and the entertainers are just top notch. Gettysburg has such a large percentage of repeat customers that it's important to offer them new experiences."
Even though 2012 is barely under way, many in Gettysburg already are thinking about 2013, which will mark the 150th anniversary of the battle, which was fought July 1-3, 1863.
The number of tourists is expected to balloon to more than 4 million that year, including more than 17,000 re-enactors showing for a re-creation of the epic battle, in which Union forces under Gen. George Meade inflicted a decisive defeat on the Gen. Robert E. Lee's Army of Northern Virginia. It also was the place where Lincoln delivered his famed Gettysburg Address during the dedication of the Gettysburg National Cemetery in November 1863.
"We have been working on the sesquicentennial for some time now," Flowers said. "Just handling the sheer number of people is going to be challenging."
Flowers and the sesquicentennial steering committee already have met with Kirby and her husband, J. Robert Kirby, who serves as superintendent of the Gettysburg National Military Park.
"I was very impressed by Beth," Flowers said. "I'm very confident there will continue to be a great relationship with the festival."
Beth Kirby said 2013 probably will set a new standard for festival attendance because of the anniversary of the battle. But while certain events will have a Civil War theme, she doesn't foresee remaking the festival.
"We are all aware that 2013 will be a big year in Gettysburg, and everybody is planning wonderful things," she said. "We want to make sure our festival is right up there, but I don't see the festival locking into that as a theme. Our goal is to be very aware of where we are and what happened here, but it's not our entire plan."


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The Class A playoffs will have a distinct Ohio Valley Athletic Conference feel when the West Virginia playoffs kick off this weekend around the state.
Of the 16 teams that qualified for the postseason, five of them are OVAC teams.
The favorite in the field in OVAC is Class A regular-season champion Madonna.
Madonna opens by hosting Tucker County Friday night.
The Blue Dons advanced to the state championship game last year and fell to Wahama on Wheeling Island Stadium.
Madonna went through the season unscathed, outscoring opponents by nearly 36 points per game.
The Blue Dons closest game was a 22-17 victory against then undefeated Steubenville Catholic in Week 9.
Madonna beat four of the teams that made the playoff field by an average of 50-12.3.
The Blue Dons beat OVAC rival Clay-Battelle in the final game of the regular-season last week, 35-6.
The Cee-Bees were 8-0 heading into that game before falling a losing a chance to host a playoff game.
Not by much, however.
No. 9 Clay-Battelle will face defending state champion and No. 8 seed Wahama at Point Pleasant Friday.
No. 12 Bishop Donahue downed Tyler Consolidated Thursday and with it earned a No. 13 seed. They will make the long trek to Man to face the No. 4 Hillbillies (9-1).
The Blue Dons started the season 3-3 but won four straight by averaging 42.3 points per game behind the precision-passing of Jesse Padlow and the big-play ability of LeVonte Hampton and a talented receiver corps.
The defense is led by defensive lineman Chris Vani, who has 15 sacks.
No. 13 Wheeling Central (6-4) found interesting ways to win and lose games this year and also overcame a myriad injuries to key players to qualify for the postseason once again make the postseason.
Despite losing key player Parker Henry to a season-ending ACL injury, the Maroon Knights qualified and will travel to Williamstown Friday night .
No. 14 Magnolia (6-4) might have been the best story of the bunch, overcoming a gauntlet of Linsly (8-2), Williamstown (8-2), St. Mary's (10-0) and Wheeling Central (6-4)). They lost the four by a combined 17 points, although one touchdown, against Central, came on a blocked kick that was returned for a touchdown with time expired.
The Blue Eagles came back from the pile of those playing out the string to beat 8-1 Stuebenville and then scored on their first eight possessions in a 54-13 regular-season ending victory over Oak Glen.
Magnolia travels to Charleston Saturday afternoon to face No. 3 Valley-Fayette (10-0).
Offensive Player of the Week
Ross Comis
- The senior returning first-team all-stater prepped for the postseason by doing it all against previously undefeated Clay-Battelle. In the Class A No. 1 Blue Dons' 35-6 victory against the Cee-Bees, Comis passed for 254 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for 176 and another score as Madonna completed its season 10-0,
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Wheeling Park
- Moffett, a sophomore, finished the night with 13 tackles and a sack, his 10th of the season, in a 54-21 victory against John Marshall.
Ground Gainers
- Wheeling Park's Savion Johnson 25 times for 203 yards and a touchdown in a 54-21 victory against John Marshall. He finished the regular season with 1,101 yards in the regular-season, becoming the first sophomore in school history to rush for over 1,000 yards.
- Magnolia's Drew Keller carried 17 times for 154 yards and four touchdowns, almost all of it in the first half, in a 54-13 victory against Oak Glen.
- Brooke's Nic Ossman rushed for 137 yards on 21 carries in a 48-12 loss to Cabell Midland.
- Shadyside's Eric Howell had 12 carries for 126 yards and a touchdown and Chris Littrell added 116 and two scores in undefeated Shadyside's 4014 victory against FCA in the Ohio Division VII, Region 25 playoffs.
- Madonna's Elliot Nero rushed for 106 yards on 18 carries and two touchdowns in a 35-6 victory against Clay-Battelle.
- Bishop Donahue's Matt Vucilek rushed 14 times for 100 yards and two touchdowns in a playoff-clinching victory against Tyler Consolidated.
- Wheeling Park's Geremy Paige rushed for 64 yards and three touchdowns in a 54-21 victory against John Marshall.
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- Bishop Donahue's Jesse Padlow completed 20 of 20 passes for 342 yards and three touchdowns in a 47-20 victory against Tyler Consolidated,
Wheeling Park's Zach Phillips completed 13 of 16 passes for 229 yards and three touchdowns in a 54-21 victory against John Marshall.
- Brooke's Aaron Walker completed 10 of 19 passes for 198 yards and two touchdowns in a season-ending 48-12 loss to Cabell Midland.
- Paden City's Zach Heasley completed 15 of 28 passes for 169 yards and two touchdowns in the Wildcats victory against South Harrison.
- John Marshall's Noah Martin completed seven passes for 116 yards in a loss to Wheeling Park.
Good Hands Team
- Brooke's Thomas Cole had seven receptions for 157 yards and two touchdowns in a season-ending loss 48-12 loss against Cabell Midland.
Josh Angalich caught two passes for 113 yards and two touchdowns in a 54-21 victory against John Marshall.
- Paden City's Brandon Cross caught three passes for 70 yards and two touchdowns in a victory against South Harrison.
Wrecking Crew
- Bellaire's Brendon Ross had 9.5 tackles in a 29-0 playoff loss to Newark Catholic.
- Luke Staub had two sacks in Martins Ferry's 30-28 victory against Westfall in the Ohio Division V, Region 17 playoffs.
- Brooke's Shawn Ashbrook had 12 tackles in a 48-12 loss against Cabell Midland.
- Magnolia's Kage Rohde had six tackles and three sacks and teammate Cole Seckman had an interception and a fumble recovery in a 54-13 victory against Oak Glen.
- Bishop Donahue's Chris Vani had nine tackles, two for a loss of yardage and a sack in the Bishops victory against Tyler Consolidated,
Mr. Everything
- Bishop Donahue's Levonte Hampton caught nine passes for 173 yards and two scores and also rushed for two touchdowns and had a two-point conversion in the Bishops victory against Tyler Consolidated.
- Martin's Ferry's Brian Styles rushed for 157 yards and 2 touchdowns and completed 8 of 14 passes for 84 yards in a 30-28 victory against Westfall in the Ohio Division V, Region 17 playoffs.
- Shadyside's Austin Dorris rushed for 106 yards and two touchdowns and completed 2 of 3 passes for 34 yards and a touchdown in a 40-14 victory against FCA in the Ohio Division Vii, Region 25 playoffs.


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Blocks: Configurable Reports
This block is a Moodle custom reports builder.
You can create custom reports without SQL knowledge. It's a tool suitable for admins or teachers.
What type of reports can I create?
- Courses reports, with information regarding courses.
- Categories reports, with information regarding categories. A courses report can be embedded in this type of report.
- Users reports, with information regarding users and their activity in a course.
- Timeline reports, this is a special type of report that displays a timeline. A course or user report can be embedded in this timeline showing data depending on the start and end time of the current row.
- Custom SQL Reports, custom SQL queries. This block can use the same SQL queries that Tim Hunt's Custom SQL queries plugin.
Note for developers: You can create your own type of reports.
Who can view the reports?
When you create a report you can select which users can view it.
Links to reports are displayed in a block in the course or site frontpage.
Advanced features
Filters, pagination, logic conditions and permissions, plots, templates support, export to xls .
Request for new report types and plugins are welcome, please use the link "Bugs and issues" at the right.
Useful links
- Thu, Jul 14, 2016, 10:53 PMplease, i need help, i have configured the block report on my moodle but is not bringing the report as i expect, especially the pictures and courses took by the student is not showing, please, can someone help me. thanks
- Wed, Aug 17, 2016, 3:12 AMHi Juan, there are plans to include the execution of stored procedures into the plugin?
- Mon, Aug 22, 2016, 5:48 PMHi, not in the short-term, I don't have time to add new features, just maintenance
- Wed, Sep 7, 2016, 5:35 AMIs there any way to filter viewing of a report by course groups or only to specific users? The idea is to provide teachers in a group only access to view the students in their own group, with 2 or more groups in the course. It looks like using User field value many times could be a workaround, but it only lets me add one instance of that permission.
- Thu, Sep 15, 2016, 6:05 PMHello, I have moodle 2.9.2 with configurable_reports (2011040121)
But I have the error:
get_role_users() without specifying one single roleid needs to be called prefixing role assignments id (ra.id) as unique field, you can use $fields param for it.
line 4114 of /lib/accesslib.php: call to debugging()
line 45 of /blocks/configurable_reports/components/conditions/usersincurrentcourse/plugin.class.php: call to get_role_users()
line 347 of /blocks/configurable_reports/report.class.php: call to plugin_usersincurrentcourse->execute()
line 384 of /blocks/configurable_reports/report.class.php: call to report_base->elements_by_conditions()
line 69 of /blocks/configurable_reports/viewreport.php: call to report_base->create_report()
How i can solve it?
- Sun, Sep 18, 2016, 2:01 PMHi, I have Moodle 3.1.1 and Configurable Reports get me this error:
Detectado un error de codificación, debe ser corregido por un programador: Function get_all_mods() is removed. Use get_fast_modinfo() and get_module_types_names() instead. See phpdocs for details.
How can I do?
Best Regards
- Mon, Sep 19, 2016, 4:23 PMHello, I am using this plugin with Moodle 3.1+ and getting this error when printing reports :
'object' class has been deprecated, please use stdClass instead.
line 71 of /lib/setuplib.php: call to debugging()
line 175 of /blocks/configurable_reports/locallib.php: call to object->__construct()
line 183 of /blocks/configurable_reports/locallib.php: call to urldecode_recursive()
line 183 of /blocks/configurable_reports/locallib.php: call to urldecode_recursive()
line 221 of /blocks/configurable_reports/locallib.php: call to urldecode_recursive()
line 93 of /blocks/configurable_reports/reports/sql/report.class.php: call to cr_unserialize()
line 71 of /blocks/configurable_reports/viewreport.php: call to report_sql->create_report()
Please let me know is it work with Moodle 3.1
- Fri, Sep 30, 2016, 5:31 AMHi Juan,
We recently upgraded from 2.3.7 to 2.3.9, and noticed the reports have slowed incredibly. I back revved to code 2.3.7, and speed has returned.
For example, one report under 2.3.7 takes 8 seconds to run, but takes 1:11 under 2.3.9.
A second report takes 3 seconds under 2.3.7, but about 12 seconds under 2.3.9.
This is consistent across the 5 sites I run.
Has any one else reported, or are experiencing these issues?
- Wed, Oct 12, 2016, 4:25 PMHey there,
Thought I'd give this a try today. Getting a 500 error on trying to install the plugin.
Moodle 3.1. Trying your latest version.
- Fri, Oct 14, 2016, 12:33 AMI got it working by downloading the source from Github and manually copying to the Blocks directory. Thanks
- Mon, Oct 24, 2016, 11:48 AMI intend to share the configurable reports I have made to teachers. I added permission for them to view the configurable reports block yet they cannot still see the report. Any suggestions?
- Mon, Oct 24, 2016, 10:59 PMHi, just a quick question that i couldn't find anywhere answered: can i change the name of the generated xls file? Right now the plug generates a 'report-xxxx.xls' the number i think being the timestamp. I, however, would like to configure it to be 'my_most_awesome_report.xls'. Can it be done?
- Tue, Oct 25, 2016, 5:10 PMHi Juna,
The "Print report" button (below the report) is not worink on IE and Chrome, when we click on it, the page flashes but nothing else happens However it is working on Firefox. I am using the latest moodle version (3.1.1) and the configuable reports plugin. Can you please help me out to reslove the issue with IE and Chrome.
- Thu, Oct 27, 2016, 2:23 PMHi Juan,
I installed the plugin on 2.9 and the plugin works fine, but after I installed the plugin this option from moodle does not work anymore: Upload Courses admin/tool/uploadcourse/index.php I use Upload courses for bulk creation of courses based on another course as a template. The problem that the plugin cause is that the course is created but it does not import all the content from the other template course. I have been doing this process for a while. I create hundreds of similar courses. So this option is really important for us.
I tested it by removing the configurable reports plugin and the issue was gone.
I really like the plugin and I have an important report already running and being use for many.
I will appreciate any help,
- Thu, Oct 27, 2016, 9:31 PM@Edmund - Which page are they looking at? Do they need to add the configurable reports block to a page?


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My sources say Monday 11/3.
Anybody else?
Encounter Test was an Internal IBM tool that Cadence thought they could market externally and it was indeed a pipe dream.
Never really designed for the outside world but shoe horned to fit. No one in India has been axed (yet). The tool is now in the hands of a skeleton crew in NY and some India folks that aren't really technical with it. But since they are cheap labor... Anyways an IBM contract is the tools only strength for survival.
To be fair the tool was not a commericial success. After six years it was not even tied for 2nd place in the market. Does not mean it was not painful for the employees and customers - now if only Cadence would do this with many of their other crap products.
Was NY/ex-IBM gutted and moved to India or the entire team including India?
Did they drop the synthesis and floor planner to? What about customers of those tools?
06 Nov in SG site, very unfair, ppl who worked hard left and ppl who is in low productivity and never observes punctuality kept enjoying life in CDNS
Whom do you refer to?
Endicott,NY - Encounter Test - approx 39% of development was hit. No news on any management hits, yet... Tool is now basically gutted after being bought about 6 years ago. No real surprises since that's the Cadence way...
confirmed with some friends at cdn, the layoffs have begun. don't know the extent yet, will hopefully have more info tomorrow.
today.... ongoing
That was exactly ten years ago...
Cadence closes multiple design centers, lays off 600
Cadence is expected to officially announce the layoffs later today (Nov. 4).
look - the numbers are almost same as 10 years ago
Cadence Announces Restructuring Program
SAN JOSE, CA--(MARKET WIRE)--Nov 5, 2008
The company expects to eliminate at least 625 full-time positions, representing 12% of its global employee base, plus a substantial number of contractors and consultants....
Hard to believe that was 10 years ago. Sales force running open-loop and booking big dollar services deals (and making BIG commissions) that no design team, anywhere, could complete and make money on a fixed-price contract.
I've not heard any more, sorry.
You are young and life is long and there is time to kill today.
And then one day you find ten years have got behind you,
No one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun.
If you don't recognize the quote and know who said it, it won't matter to you anyway.
All personnel impacted by a layoff at year-end would need to be notified by 11/3... that's a federal law for large companies requiring advance notice. That's why 11/3 keeps popping up... That is the last day they can do it and still have the costs impact the financial statements for the quarter.
Is it still going to be 11/3 ?
I can't get confirmation.
I do know that the silicon valley is flooded with Cadence resumes in preparation (or fear) of it.
Can we expect a stock pop-up on the day the layoff is announced as has happened before?


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Quick-strike Devils roll past Riders
A lot of people were anxiously awaiting St. Clairsville's game against Martins Ferry for a real litmus test of just how good these Red Devils are.
The Red Devils passed with flying colors.
Snapping a four-game losing streak to the Purple Riders, Coach Brett McLean's Red Devils put themselves in position to capture their first 10-0 season since 2007 next week at Union Local by virtue of a convincing 47-13 win.
"I am really proud of this senior group," said McLean moments after watching the large group take their final regular season walk up and down the field. "This win feels great, but like I said earlier in the week, I won't look in the rear view mirror. We came out and had to play this group for ourselves and this season, so we're excited to have gotten it done tonight."
The victory clinches the Buckeye 8 title and further pushes the Red Devils toward wrapping up the top seed in the upcoming Division IV, Region 15 tournament and also the school's first OVAC football title since 1990.
"This team is desperate to finish this thing off next week with an undefeated regular season," McLean said. "They're dying for it. We want to get sound practices this week, so we can hopefully go out and accomplish another goal that this group set for itself."
The loss, meanwhile, drops the Purple Riders to 5-4 on the season and places them firmly on the Region 15 bubble for the postseason. They'll meet Bellaire in their annual Week 10 encounter at home next Friday.
"We need to continue to stress to our kids that whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger," said Purple Riders' head coach Dave Bruney. "Whatever it is, it is. If we can get a win next week and make it, it's great for the younger kids and a fitting end for our seniors because they've been dealt some pretty tough blows this season."
The Riders – like basically every other team against St. C. – wanted to shorten the game as best they could by controlling the clock, getting first downs and keeping the Devils' offense on the sideline.
For the most part, it worked, but the Red Devils have the inate ability to score points in bunches without running many plays.
"We've kind of lived on that all year," McLean said. "We've driven the ball when we've needed to also, but it can get frustrating when you're not getting as many offensive plays. Our defense adjusted in the second half."
However, the Red Devils built a 14-0 lead in the first eight minutes and both scores came on big plays. Two plays after St. C. converted a fourth down, senior quarterback Matt Kinnick found Boston College-bound senior Dan Monteroso on a 21-yard strike. Zach Musilli was true on the PAT.
After forcing a Ferry punt, Kinnick found senior speedster Jerrid Marhefka for a 52-yard catch and run. Musilli was again perfect on the extra point.
"They've (scored quickly) against everyone," Bruney said. "They're able to do a lot of different things because they can get mismatches in so many places."
Staying within itself, the Riders stuck with their game plan. They went on an 8-play drive that covered 52 yards.
Junior quarterback Eric Flowers did the brunt of the damage on straight keeper plays. He ran for gains of 17, 19 and 16 before capping the march from 2 yards out. Arjay Burress booted the extra point to slice the Devils' lead in half.
St. Clairsville made it 20-7 two possession later. Junior speedster Jaylon Brown, who was hemmed up pretty well in the first half, scored his first touchdown of the night from 5 yards out.
The Riders went to work again and ran 10 consecutive running plays to move to the 7-yard line. However, a holding penalty forced the Riders into a passing situation and Marhefka picked off a Flowers' aerial, thwarting the drive.
"I think we ran 36 or 37 plays in the first half and they had 20," Bruney pointed out. "But, they had 20 points and we had seven."
In the second half, the Devils got Brown going and did so in a big way. He scored all four of St. C.'s touchdowns in the second half.
The first came on a 42-yard pass from Kinnick over the middle. Musilli added the PAT.
Continuing to stick with their game plan, the Riders found paydirt once again when Flowers plunged in from 6 yards out, which capped an 11-play drive.
It was all Brown from that point on forward. He scored on runs of 34, 43 and 16 yards to blow the game open en route to finishing with 155 yards on 17 carries.
"It was a little bit of a chess game because we were trying to take what (Ferry) was giving us in the first half," McLean said. "We had all kinds of opportunities through the air. We connected on some, but didn't connect on a few. The passing game helped support the running game tonight and when they adjusted it really allowed Jaylon to have some space."
Kinnick threw for an impressive 237 yards. Monteroso caught 5 balls for 87 yards and Marfheka made 2 catches for 104 stripes.
The Riders ran for 214 yards. Flowers carried 21 for 117. Brian Styles added 42 yards on the ground. The Ferry running game got a lift with the return of punishing senior fullback Trent Neavin, who had missed the first eight games with injury.


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Thursday, July 3, 2014
Arthur may be an unwelcome guest for the Fourth of July holiday on the South Strand.
The first named storm of the season, Tropical Storm Arthur, was gathering strength off the Florida coast on Tuesday and expected to barrel up the southeastern U.S. coast before arriving in South Carolina on Wednesday.
The National Weather Service in Charleston issued a tropical storm warning on Tuesday morning, predicting Arthur would bring heavy rain, high winds and dangerous surf conditions.
The tropical storm, with winds possibly up to 70 miles per hour, is expected to produce waves on local beaches of seven to 13 feet on Wednesday, building to 10 to 19 feet on Wednesday night, and 13 to 21 feet on Thursday before dropping down to four to seven feet on Friday, the Fourth of July, according to the National Weather Service. The marine forecast said sea conditions would deteriorate rapidly on Thursday, and treacherous conditions could persist into Friday.
Local public safety officials on Tuesday morning were assessing the potential hazards of Tropical Storm Arthur. Ryan Fabbri, assistant administrator for the Town of Pawleys Island, said he would be meeting with Mayor William Otis Jr. and Police Chief Mike Fanning Tuesday afternoon to assess the projected path of Arthur. But it was not expected that the storm would change the towns plans for the 48th Annual Fourth of July Parade, scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. on Friday.
Georgetown County Emergency Management Division Coordinator Cindy Grace said Tuesday morning that the county is working closely with the state Emergency Management Division and the National Weather Service via conference calls to assess the storms potential. At this point, we are just monitoring the situation, she said.
Tropical Storm Arthur is the first named storm of the hurricane season in South Carolina, which runs from June 1 to Nov. 30. According to the National Oceanic and Administration, there have been 12 tropical storms in southeast South Carolina since 1900, as well as 16 Category 1 through Category 4 hurricanes, including the devastating Hurricane Hugo in 1989.
On Tuesday, the surf at the First Street beach access on Pawleys Island was rough enough to discourage some early morning paddle boarders. I didnt know that there was a tropical disturbance out there, said paddle boarder Zade Gundling of Pawleys Island. But it makes sense, though. The water is usually like glass at this time, and today it was a little choppy.
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