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Presents the beloved Children's Classic
Auditions: Tuesday, September 29 6 PM
At the YACTS Theater in Fredericksburg
Auditions are open to any actor or actress age 13—19. Principals include:
Male Singing (role of young child)
Male Singing (role of adult male)
Male non-singing (multiple roles of teens, young children and adult males)
Female Singing (role of young child)
Female Singing (role of adult female)
Female non-singing (multiple roles of teens, and young children)
A cast fee of $75 is required for every cast member and covers ALL supplies (including costume rental), score rental, script rental and any necessary items for choreography. No pre-registration or additional class registration required. Arrive at the audition prepared to present a 1-2 minute monologue and sing 16 bars of the song of your choice. Bring accompaniment cd or digital recording or sing a cappella. We are looking forward to welcoming you to our YACTS family. Please call if you have any questions.
Quality, Professional Family Theater
At Family-Friendly Prices
Performance Dates — Nov. 13—14, 2016
For Rehearsal Resources Click Here
YACTS — The Young Adult Children's Theater of Stafford — is a teaching theater for actors and actresses age 13—19.
We teach and perform in a professional, off-Broadway size working theater with pro-audio, lighting, sets and costuming. We are not in a temporary space and are never at the whim of someone else's schedule.
All of our shows are family-friendly productions. Typically classic children's literature that has been adapted for the stage.
NO hidden fees
NO parent committees
NO additional classes
Simple, Affordable,
Educational, Fun.
This season's Rehearsal Schedule:
Tuesdays—6—9 PM
Saturday, Oct. 10, 9—3 pm
Saturday Nov. 7, 9-3 pm
Wednesday Nov. 11, 5:30—9 PM (dress rehearsal)
Performances Nov. 13—14
Rehearsal time is maximized with quality teaching and kept to a minimum. We almost never call special or extra rehearsals unless a weather situation makes it necessary.
Book and Lyrics by Judith Viorst
Music by Shelly Markham
1120 International Parkway, Suite 111
Fredericksburg, VA 22406


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|Cleanse, Purge, Kill
|Posted by: Renegade - Sat, 2015 Jan 03 - Comments: 0 | Views: 1956
|It has been a while since I did this, and since it was a year of calm contemplation for this forum, I skipped the usual grace period and simply removed most of the accounts with zero posts.
I did skip those who were active recently, on account that they might be lurkers.
Should you be an actual, non-spamming human and your account got caught, I am very sorry, please do re-register.
You should, however, ponder the fact that your account looked identical to a spambot.
If there are any questions about this, go right ahead.
|Posted in: Propaganda Tower
|YR Modding/Resources Give Away
|Posted by: Marshall - Sun, 2013 May 05 - Comments: 3 | Views: 3426
|Sorry this has been a long time coming,
Archives of my various abandoned YR projects and any modding resources I collected over the years (either resources that I made myself or third party stuff that is (in some cases) quite hard to find on the Internet)
Development version of Purple Alert 8 (mod).
Never quite got around to finishing this but there was a lot of awesome new stuff in it. Feel free to develop it further!
Development version of UMP
Some more fixes were coming. This contains the LB mod and the files for the Developer's Pack.
Behind the scenes video of Yuri's Revenge cutscenes mainly featuring Kari Wuhrer.
General Modding Resources, including graphics, sound, code, notes and more. You may have to figure out original owners and what usage rights are implied.
All the development files (including work in progress graphics, sound, code and notes) for my Yuri's Revenge UFO Enemy Unknown total conversion.
Enjoy! And I'd love to hear of anything you make using this stuff.
Live long and prosper,
|Posted in: Marshallx Industries News
|Bowing out
|Posted by: Marshall - Sun, 2012 Oct 28 - Comments: 6 | Views: 4649
|Good evening everybody.
Most of you will have noticed my severe absence over the past many months. Some of you might not even have heard of me!
Clearly real life has taken over and I must stop kidding myself about the liklihood of my various projects getting released. So many amazing ideas started and never enough time to finish them.
As such I must officially recognise that I am not an active part of the C&C community any more. I'll still duck in from time to time to see how everything is going 'cause this was a good community that I am proud to have been a part of. The culmination of Ares was just so much awesome, sadly I fear it came too late in Yuri's life, certainly in mine!
I know I promised a few people a Purple Alert 8 and I still intend to release the work in progress version as soon as I can. In addition, my complete collection of resources and notes for planned RA2/YR projects and ideas will be made freely available for whoever wants it.
The source code for Launch Base is already available online thanks to Renegade and I am hopeful that he will be happy to host my works for as long as people want them.
Once again, getting this stuff online and tidying the website for that purpose will take a bit more of that precious commodity, however I have some time off in a few weeks so hopefully it won't be too long a wait.
Thank you all again for being so unbelievably awesome. I pretty much owe my career to Renegade Projects.
If anyone has any questions for me or requests for knowledge from my archive then please don't hesitate to post here or send me a PM for a quicker reply.
|Posted in: Marshallx Industries News
|New Construction Options: Ares 0.2 RC 1 is now live
|Posted by: Nighthawk - Sat, 2012 Jul 14 - Comments: 0 | Views: 2058
|Good evening, everyone.
Slowly, Ares has been lumbering forward. While the number of active testers is nowhere near what we'd like, and we're still missing an official documentation maintainer, progress has been made.
We've now reached the stage whereby we can officially release something with "0.2" in the name. Please note: This is not the final version of 0.2, and simply calling it "Ares 0.2" is incorrect.
What we're releasing is the first Release Candidate of Ares 0.2. For any of you unfamiliar with the software development process, a release candidate is pretty much what the name implies - a version which is deemed complete enough that it could be called a "candidate" for the final release, but it may still contain unreported bugs that a final version naturally shouldn't have.
If up until now you've only been working with 0.1P1 (the last officially stable release), then you'll (hopefully) be pleased to know that this version contains hundreds of new additions, improvements and bugfixes over version 0.1P1. I could list them all, but we have a manual for that.
And of course, you'll be needing a download link:
Download 0.2RC1
If no bugs are reported, then this may well become the final version of Ares 0.2 in the future. However, nobody likes a buggy product. If you encounter any bugs while using this, please report them as normal using the tracker on LaunchPad.
Additionally, although it's a publicly-announced release, and although it's got "0.2" in the name, this is still officially an unstable version. As such, all previous warnings relating to unstable versions still apply.
Thank you for your continued patience throughout Ares' development. We're getting there.
Project Manager.
|Posted in: News from the Battlefield
|The Technology of Peace
|Posted by: Renegade - Mon, 2012 Jan 02 - Comments: 8 | Views: 9760
|Some of you may have noticed a few oddities in Ares and its related technologies in the past few weeks...a bright new message in certain builds of the game, read-only version control, and the bug tracker went down.
These were the heralds of a few of the deepest changes in Ares's development- and community structure so far, a set of changes I will explain today.
Are you unstable?
Our decision to closely guard the testing builds from the public eye has probably been our most criticized; while our reasoning has not changed, it is undeniable that, no matter our good intentions, the community simply refuses to accept the system.
We stand before two choices: Continuing as before, in the hopes that the desire for a new stable release will bring about more testers to finally release Ares as stable as it needs to be, or changing our approach, to see if a new way of doing things will be more successful than the old one.
Looking at these options, an oft-cited quote from our beloved Internets comes to mind:
Insanity: Repeating the same behavior over and over and expecting different results.
To put it bluntly, if the reasonable approach were compatible with the community, it would have worked by now. Instead, we're pretty much a year late with Ares 0.2.
Therefore, we have decided to change our handling of unstable builds.
If you have been playing with r1168 or newer, you will already have noticed a not-so-subtle message in the corner of your screen, clearly marking your version as unstable. Since this message ensures any and all players understand the stability rating of the version they're playing and cannot possibly (credibly) claim to have been confused about what they're dealing with, from now on, we accept the publication and usage of unstable builds by the general community.
We still maintain that both common players as well as normal releases of mods should stick to the stable versions, but if someone decides unstable is good enough for them, so be it.
Henceforth, unstable builds will be propagated both through Launch Base as well as http://ares.strategy-x.com/unstable/.
The latter location is currently in a "bare metal" state and will be upgraded in the future to include information about the branches the downloads belong to.
Neutral grounds
Another obstacle in Ares's community interaction is that people often equate Ares as a product and project with RenegadeProjects, and thus project their personal feelings regarding our quiet community and its members on Ares and its (distinct) community. This is a historically grown association, since we have been hosting Ares and its predecessors ever since DeeZire's moronic moderators tried to kill RockPatch in the womb, but nevertheless untrue and not helpful.
As a reaction, we have been working hard to move all things related to Ares development away from RenProj onto neutral grounds.
Of the many choices available to us, we have settled for LaunchPad and GitHub.
If you are not familiar with LaunchPad, it is a hosting platform for open source projects, offering everything a project needs to manage itself and its code and to interact with its community:
Bug reports
Bug reports will go through Ares's bug tracker at LaunchPad from now on. Compared to our previous software, it is vastly simpler to use for end users and far better documented.
The bug reports of the old bug tracker have been moved and are available as before. If you were monitoring a bug, that subscription has also been transferred.
Feature requests
Feature requests go wherever the hell you want.
LaunchPad has an awesome facility called "Blueprints", which are essentially static linking points for documents hosted elsewhere.
In essence, you can work out the details of your feature wherever you want - a thread at PPM, for example -, and when you're done, you simply register a blueprint for Ares.
If you'd like to move your feature description, to a wiki, for example, you can simply update the target of the blueprint.
That way, we have a static element we can work with in the system, there is a static link for your feature request you can spread (in the likes of
https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ares/+spec/acid-frogs-of-doom), but you can still develop your feature in your own time, in your own crowd, using your own tools.
Feature requests of the old tracker have been moved to the new bug tracker for reasons of simplicity, but using the bug tracker for feature requests is explicitly discouraged. While the old software, as an "issue tracker", was well-equipped to deal with feature requests, the new tracker is narrowly focused on being a bug tracker, and LaunchPad is geared towards Blueprints for feature development.
To underline this point, all imported (and properly filed) feature requests have been converted to blueprints with associated wiki pages. The blueprints are associated with their respective imported bug, so you can both find the original report through the blueprint as well as the blueprint through the report (right-hand side, box "Related Blueprints").
This also means if you're having a hard time finding your feature request through the search, you can go the path of old tracker → new tracker → blueprint.
Though that really shouldn't be necessary. The search is pretty good.
LaunchPad's "Answers" section is kind of like a forum crossed with an FAQ section. If you want to ask a question about Ares or find the answer to something not in the manual, this will be the place to go.
In addition, frequently asked questions as well as important answers will be available through the FAQ section it provides.
Code & Contribution
Through our move from our local Subversion repository to a git repository on GitHub, contributing to Ares has become a whole lot easier.
Anyone can fork the project, fix an issue or implement a feature and request a pull of the code, or make his own fork available to the community.
Even if you're not a C++-coder, you can do the same to help with the manual, which has been rewritten to be almost code-free. You don't need to be a coder to help with the manual anymore.
Most importantly, however, all of this happens away from RenProj. Unless you specifically want to visit our forums to discuss the finer details of Ares development or use it to start a blueprint, there is no need for you to visit our
The Manual
As mentioned above, there's been some work to the manual, both to make it easier for non-coders to contribute as well as to make it easier to use for modders.
In the future, the authoritative manual will reside at http://ares.strategy-x.com/documentation/. When in doubt, that manual shall be regarded as correct, and if it's incorrect, that's a bug.
The new manual has three major advantages over the previous one:
At this moment, the manual is still in an intermediate state, where the data is converted and imported, but not cleaned up yet. It should be usable, but it hasn't reached its full potential yet.
We will provide a complete guide to editing the manual in the already-mentioned FAQ section soon.
LaunchBase will be better.
Busy with real life, Marshall was awesome enough to release LaunchBase's source under the General Public License, allowing us to patch LB on our own.
Currently, due to the big, structural changes we made, LaunchBase-Ares interconnection is broken, but we will correct this as soon as we can, and throw in a little tidbit as well.
Ares 0.2
We are still hoping to release Ares 0.2 in the very near future; in order to facilitate the stability testing of the current state, we are providing a number of testing branches that merge different combinations of the remaining feature branches, including one Fat Man branch, which will include all designated 0.2 feature branches merged into trunk (i.e. it will be an unstable version of what Ares 0.2 will be).
This, combined with liberal spreading of those unstable releases, will hopefully generate enough feedback to find the remaining showstoppers and release Ares 0.2.
You can find the "Fat Man" branch binaries here.
You can find the testing criteria for the actual testing branches here, though binaries aren't available for all branches as of the time of posting. These will be generated as code is updated.
Remember: The more you test, the quicker we can release.
Adapting & The Future
We realize that basically changing everything at once can be a tad confusing for the community, but we are confident that LaunchPad's facilities are easy enough for everyone to adapt quickly.
Through these changes, basically everything a normal player or modder needs is concentrated under https://launchpad.net/ares - downloads of the stable version, bug reporting, feature requesting and questions & answers. Once the current form of the manual is uploaded with the 0.2 package, a user of the stable version generally shouldn't need to visit any page other than Ares at LaunchPad.
All code is concentrated under https://github.com/Ares-Developers, and the last few outliers like bleeding-edge binaries and manual are all children of http://ares.strategy-x.com/.
In other words: Even if you want to use the very latest Ares binaries and documentation, browse all code related to Ares, report bugs, submit feature requests, read important information and discuss implementation intricacies with other Ares users, you still won't need more than three entry points at max.
Out of these three entry points, two are on independent servers managed by large-scale corporations, so even if disaster strikes and STX goes down, code, downloads, bugtracker, blueprints, FAQ and Q&A will all still be available.
Each facility is more feature-rich and easier to use than the one before, improving the user experience dramatically.
All in all, interaction with Ares as a project and with its individual aspects should be better and easier for everyone.
As for the future of the project as a whole, three months of break do help to quiet the mind, so we're not going to make predictions who will work on Ares's code in what capacity after 0.2. We can report, however, that GraionDilach has shown himself quite capable of modifying and releasing Ares on his own, so even after a mass exodus of coders, there should be enough coding prowess left to carry Ares to the next generation of coders.
And ultimately, Ares is open source, and can now be forked with the click of a button. It cannot be killed anyway.
So fear not for the future of Ares, enjoy the unstable builds, and report test results god dammit.
In case you were wondering: The original draft of this post was saved November 6th, 2011, and was always designed to go up after all aspects of it were deemed release-worthy. The fact that it's going up now is related to the fact that the holidays are over and we had time to code, not the recent outbreak of armchair project management on the forums.
|Posted in: News from the Battlefield
|Where the Wild Downloads Grow
|Posted by: Renegade - Wed, 2011 Sep 21 - Comments: 11 | Views: 11433
Note: This document has been partially superseded by the announcements of The Technology of Peace.
In particular:
Remember, however, that using unstable builds for general gameplay and distribution is unwise, and that you are still bound by the license.
We have expressed the sentiments of this announcement numerous times over the past few years, but since some people still seem to be unclear about them, I will explain this once more as officially and clearly as possible:
The only supported Ares versions for end-users are the publicly released stable versions.
I will repeat this once more, since certain elements in this community are famous for their dimwittedness and nothing else:
Any version that is not a stable version of Ares is inherently unstable.
If you use a testing version of Ares and complain about any of its properties, specifically in regards to bug counts, stability or feature completeness, you're a fucking moron. Period.
We do not support end users using the testing versions of Ares. We didn't lock them away so far because there wasn't much of a reason to, but if it comes to a point were wide-spread use of testing versions creates problems of any kind for us, we have absolutely no issue with preventing testing versions to work for anyone but testers.
As we have discussed just recently, the community had chance enough to join the testing crew and get the testing versions in advance, it had no interest in that, so it shouldn't turn around now and try to obtain the testing builds.
If you figure out where the testing builds are, good for you.
If you know how to get them, shut the fuck up. They're not for public consumption.
On the related topic of distributing mods with Ares, the following can be said:
tl;dr: Don't use testing versions unless you're a tester. If you know how to get the testing versions, stfu about it. If you distribute testing versions with your mod, accept the consequences.
This post is a living document and may be modified and amended at a later point in time.
|Posted in: News from the Battlefield
|Termination of Inactive Testers Strategem
|Posted by: Nighthawk - Thu, 2011 Sep 08 - Comments: 17 | Views: 13334
|Greetings, everyone.
This is the point where I have to put on my purging gloves.
Following the decision last week to put Ares on a three month break due to a lack of testing activity all across the board, I am now carrying out a complete personnel review of the entire testing group.
Straight away, I can tell you that seven testers (AlliedG, Apollo, Black Shadow 750, Darkstorm, Gangster, sanedisruption and ZombyDragon) have been instantly cut from the list due to serial inactivity. One other tester has also willingly resigned due to inactivity.
The remaining twenty-one testers will all have their activity and willingness to continue testing personally confirmed by myself over the next two weeks.
Do not panic. Here's what you should do.
If you are a tester and wish to continue testing: When I PM you, tell me of this, and ensure that you once again be active in testing Ares. Otherwise you will be dropped.
If you are a tester and do not wish to continue testing: Let me know, and I will remove you from the list. Otherwise, you'll just be dropped at a later point for inactivity anyway.
If you are not a tester: Ares is on a three month development break, therefore version 0.2 will not be released before December. And even then, a release afterwards will be dependent on an increase in testing activity, unless you would rather have a return to the buggy times of NarfPatch.
If you would like to help: Active and dedicated testers are a necessity if 0.2 is to be released. We also have some other PR-related positions still open. If you have the time to spare, and know what you're doing, PM me.
The future of Ares (if there is to be any future at all), is contingent on fixing these problems. It is, as the old cliché says, in your hands.
Project Manager.
|Posted in: News from the Battlefield
|The few...the proud...the MOs [aka. Ares development on hold]
|Posted by: Renegade - Thu, 2011 Sep 01 - Comments: 11 | Views: 14259
|Let's start this thread with something positive: Ever since my announcement of a potential break, Graion Dilach, Speeder and a few others from the Mental Omega camp have been trying their best to help, test and overall support us as much as they could with their own development.
Unfortunately (but not entirely unexpectedly), that's about the only testing activity we got. And while we value our fellow MO users' help and participation, we cannot rely on them alone to be responsible for the thorough testing of the products of half a dozen merges and the RCs.
Since this lack of testing power means we are likely looking at several additional months of development, we will take this opportune moment in development to take a break from it all, to relax and recharge for the final run.
Official Ares development will resume on December 1st.
On a personal note, I would also like to say that this outcome has cemented my impression that the community at large does not care about Ares, and that the time and work required by it are better invested elsewhere.
I know there is a handful of people that does care, and I am sorry they have to suffer from the majority's apathy, but I'm sure they, too, seeing situations like this, understand the feeling of pointlessness one can get from Ares development.
I cannot and will not speak for the others, but, personally, I will focus on other projects after 0.2 is released.
|Posted in: News from the Battlefield
|Upcoming Server Move
|Posted by: Renegade - Sat, 2011 Aug 27 - Comments: 10 | Views: 10062
|Since last night's maintenance didn't exactly go satisfactorily, I have ordered a server with the upgrades already in place, and we'll be moving to that server ASAP, probably on this weekend. (I already have the login data.)
In the ideal case, users will not be affected save for a few lock-down measures right before it happens.
|Posted in: Propaganda Tower
|Scheduled Maintenance
|Posted by: Renegade - Fri, 2011 Aug 26 - Comments: 1 | Views: 3171
|Sorry for the short notice, but our server will be undergoing some maintenance at 20:30 CEST, that is, in 23 minutes.
This is a routine upgrade that I expect to go automatically and painlessly, but even in that case, there will be a server reboot and the associated few minutes of downtime.
|Posted in: Propaganda Tower

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If you prefer using the forums for in-game chat, click here.
(For you old school OBR types, we have a page which has this live blog and our old-fashioned free Java chat side-by-side for your viewing pleasure. Unfortunately, we can't provide tech support or assurances of clean language/socially acceptable behavior in the old school chat. Especially not the latter. )


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Thursday, January 13, 2011
The Curious Case Of Peter Regin
I'll admit that the stakes and expectations were raised considering his 2nd half of the season and playoffs last year. After all, he had 13 goals and 29 points as a 23 year old last year, and seemed to be improving in each game. I'd go as far as to say he was our best player in our first round series against the Pens in 2009-10. He followed that up with an impressive campaign at the World Championships for Denmark. It appeared we had found our young star.
In the offseason, many Sens fans were worried we might have trouble re-upping him. There were worries he would command 3 or 4 million per season, or that another NHL team would sign him to an offer sheet. Even his agent said he might command a Vanek like contract. That sure seems laughable now doesn't it? At this point, he'd be lucky to sign a Foligno type contract.
Eventually, we signed him to a 2 year, 2 million dollar contract that had the loyal Sens fans smiling from ear to ear, myself included. I was shocked that we were able to get him so cheaply. I was impressed with Bryan Murray's ability to get his John Hancock on the deal for such a discount.
Heading into the season, most of us penciled him in for a minimum of 20 goals. It wasn't that far fetched, as he had 13 last season, and was likely going to be playing on the first line this season. Add in the way he finished and 20 would be a cake walk, maybe even 30 was attainable if he got a few breaks. None of us saw this coming and no one seems to be talking about his failure of a season.
So what happened? Your guess is as good as mine. He doesn't appear to be injured. The only noticeable difference is his number change, but clearly that doesn't equal the lack of success, even if he now wears unlucky #13. Raise your hand if you thought Regin would be outscored half way through the year by every single Senator except Chris Phillips (always offensively challenged) and Filip Kuba (who missed 15 games).
It's getting so bad that he's become an afterthought. Sens fans no longer list him as untouchable, which they would have done in the offseason. In fact, many don't even mention him at all, he's become invisible. Many saw him as a big piece of our future, but now many would be open to trading him in our upcoming rebuild. Not me though, I still think he has potential, and no point giving up on him yet, especially with his low cap hit. It's worth giving him another year to turn things around, though he has yet to show any signs of doing so.
Perhaps he is just a casualty of a team going down in flames, a product of his environment. Let's be honest, he isn't exactly the only one underachieving on this team, but he may be the most disappointing. You can understand an aging Alfie slowing down, or a lazy Kovalev not performing, but a young up and coming player failing to launch? I just hope this season will be an exception, not the rule to his career, but at this point thats all it is, hope.
Does he still have time to turn things around? Of course he does. Perhaps he is finding out what it's like to play with expectations. It's not as easy as being the underdog, and can weigh on the best of players. I still believe in young Regin, I can see the talent and desire is there, although admittedly hidden at the moment.
The season is long, and if we know anything about Peter, it's that he plays better in the 2nd half of the year. Yes, that's what I'm clinging to. Give me a break, it's been a long year, and we're only half way through.
What are your thoughts on why Regin is struggling? Can he turn it around?
7 comments:
- Canuck Abroad said...
my thoughts would include conditioning. The conditioning of the whole team sucks ass. We need to push the babies and make them work their asses off. When was the last time you saw a post game interview on a bike?
- January 13, 2011 at 6:54 AM
- Peter Raaymakers said...
Great post. You've pretty much hit the nail right on the head... and hopefully your optimism is well-placed, and Regin has a good second half. (At least that would raise his trade value... )
- January 13, 2011 at 11:08 AM
Can he be sent to the minors without worrying about waivers? Seems like it wouldn't hurt to give him some time there to work his issues out and give someone else an opportunity to step up.
- January 13, 2011 at 1:20 PM
awesome post. keep em comin'
- January 13, 2011 at 1:51 PM
Love your rants man! They always put a smile on my face, even in such a dark time that we are in with the Sens these days! :)
More like these please!!
- January 13, 2011 at 3:59 PM
Wait a minute... i thought we already traded Antoine Vermette... Oh wait, that's Peter Regin... all the flash no finish.
I was really pulling for this guy in the offseason.. hopefully he can get it together. Or at the least come back hungrier next season.
- January 13, 2011 at 10:19 PM
- John Q. Spartan said...
To me, Peter Regin just doesn't seem strong enough right now. He's got the speed and handles the puck fine, but he's to easy to push around out there.
He needs to hit the weight room and bulk up.
- January 14, 2011 at 5:22 AM


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Nov. 26, 2012
COLUMBUS - Nomination deadlines for two of the Ohio Department of Aging's highest recognitions for older adults are fast approaching and Bonnie Kantor-Burman, director of the department, encourages all Ohioans to nominate outstanding elders they know for the Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame and the Joined Hearts in Giving Award. Nominations for the Hall of Fame will be accepted through Sunday, Dec. 2 and for Joined Hearts in Giving through Monday, Dec. 31. Nomination forms are on the department's website at www.aging.ohio.gov/news/nominations/.
"Our elders are vital members of society who continue to grow, thrive and contribute throughout their lives and our state and its communities are stronger because of their efforts," Director Kantor-Burman said. "Whether they volunteer in the community, lead companies, drive innovation or mentor and inspire others, we owe each of them a debt of gratitude and it is both our honor and our duty as a state to recognize them."
The Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame celebrates the achievements and contributions of older adults, as well as the vital role our elders play in their communities, across the state and nationwide. Honorees personify the benefits of active, productive and purposeful living at all points in our lives. Nominees must be age 60 or older and be native-born Ohioans or residents of the state for at least 10 years. Posthumous nominations are accepted. Nominees will be evaluated on their contributions in areas of endeavor including, but not limited to the arts, business, education, health, activism and science. Selected individuals will be inducted during a special ceremony held in May in recognition of Older Americans Month.
The Joined Hearts in Giving Award is presented in conjunction with the First Lady of Ohio, Karen Waldbillig Kasich and honors Ohio couples who share a lifelong commitment not only to each other, but also to their community through volunteerism. Eligible couples have been married for at least 40 years with one of the spouses being at least 60 years old. Each spouse must actively participate and volunteer in community service, and the couple's primary residence must be in Ohio. The Joined Hearts in Giving Award is presented during a special reception hosted by the First Lady at the Governor's Residence in observance of Valentine's Day.
The department accepts nominations for these honors as well as the Elder Caregiver Award year-round. Nominations received after the annual deadlines will be held and considered for the following year. The individuals being recognized must be aware of and consent to the nomination. Nominations are evaluated by a panel of department staff and state and local partners based on objective criteria.
About ODA - The Ohio Department of Aging works to ensure that our elders are respected as vital members of society who continue to grow, thrive and contribute. We work with state agencies and community partners, including area agencies on aging, to help integrate aging needs into local plans and ensure that aging Ohioans have access to a wide array of high-quality services and supports that are person-centered in policy and practice. Our programs include the PASSPORT Medicaid waiver, caregiver support, the long-term care ombudsman program, the Golden Buckeye Card and more. Visit www.aging.ohio.gov.
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In winter, the underpinnings of Cuyahoga Valley National Park's landscape are easier to see. Ice highlights the bedrock, making it a good time to come to the park to explore its hard rock geology.
The valley's bedrock dates to the Paleozoic Era. This is the era when fish, amphibians, and reptiles first appeared, but dinosaurs had not yet entered the scene. Local bedrock is comprised of layers of sedimentary rocks, formed from materials left by seas and streams as this area fluctuated between marine, coastal, and river environments.
The oldest layers rest at the bottom, with successively younger layers on top. In some places of the world, mountain building has melded and scrambled layers of rock, but here the layers remain in the order they were deposited millions of years ago.
The bottom layers of exposed bedrock are shale. They are not the natural gas-producing shales that are so much in the news lately: Marcellus Shale is found to the east of the park; Utica Shale does occur in this area, but is deeply buried below ground. The National Park Service owns most of the mineral rights to the Utica Shale underlying the park.
Shale is a mudstone, formed from silt and clay. You can recognize shale because it is a laminated rock with many thin layers that easily split apart. Shale can be found in many cuts created by creeks in the park. Geologists have divided the shales into Chagrin Shale, Cleveland Shale, and the Bedford Formation. All three occur either at Brandywine Falls or the Brandywine Gorge Trail, a 1.5-mile loop along the creek below the falls.
One challenge that geologists face is determining the date of rocks. Current thinking is that all three shales date to the Devonian Period (420-360 million years ago), the time when amphibians appeared and fishes became abundant. Chagrin Shale is the oldest; the Bedford Formation, the youngest. Showing how scientific understanding changes as new evidence comes to light, the Bedford Formation has recently been assigned to the Devonian Period; it had long thought to date a later time period.
Trying to distinguish the three shales is challenging, especially since there is variation within each. Describing their subtle differences is outside the scope of the article. However, I hope I can get you to take a closer look at variation in the shale you encounter.
Color is one type of variation. Darker shales had more organic material mixed in with the mud and silt. A color variation that I like is the greenish-gray shale that is part of the Chagrin Shale. You can find it by following the Brandywine Gorge Trail along the north side of the creek.
The trail takes you down a long hill to near the edge of the creek where you can find the shale.
The other rock layer to observe at Brandywine Falls is Berea Sandstone. This is the harder layer that forms the protective cap at the top of the waterfall. As with the Bedford Formation, geologists recently revised its age and now consider it to date to the Devonian Period. The Berea Sandstone was deposited in an environment that shifted between river and near-shore river delta. Its sand is primarily quart intermixed with other minerals and rock fragments.
Sharon Conglomerate is the other bedrock layer that is easy to view in Cuyahoga Valley National Park. This highly textured rock, formed from sand and quartz pebbles, crops out at the Ritchie Ledges, as well as other named ledges in northeast Ohio.
The sand and pebbles were deposited by ancient streams about 320 million years ago during a period of the Paleozoic known as the Pennsylvanian. These were high energy streams that flowed from the rising Appalachian Mountains. Instead of having a main channel that meanders in a sinuous pattern like the Cuyahoga River, they had a network of diverging and converging shallow channels that resemble a braid.
The Ledges Trail provides up-close views of the Sharon Conglomerate. Look for individual grains of quartz sand and pebbles that have loosely cemented together to form the rock.
You can notice how the grains have been smoothed and rounded, the result of natural polishing as they were carried by water.
Within the thick layer of Sharon Conglomerate, you can find thin, angled layers that resulted from water action shaping how the grains were deposited. The water action also sorted the sand and pebbles by size. Pebbles are not evenly distributed throughout the rock; instead they occur where channels of faster moving water once ran.
The National Park Service is a preservation agency. The geologic features of the park are just one aspect of the nature of the Cuyahoga Valley that we protect. We ask that visitors help by having a low impact visit. Please resist the temptation to break apart rocks; focus on what you can observe on the surface of the rocks.
Brandywine Falls is at 8176 Brandywine Road, between Highland and Twinsburg roads in Sagamore Hills. Access Ritchie Ledges from the Ledges Trailhead, located on Truxell/Kendall Park Road, 1 mile west of Akron Cleveland Road in Peninsula.
Editor's note: Vasarhelyi is chief of interpretation, education and visitor services for Cuyahoga Valley National Park.


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Hey there ! Welcome to my page. I'll start by saying that I love to model. I've been modeling for just almost two years now and have found that I love the adrenaline rush, the crazyness, and the MAYHEM of it all (pun intended). I love the art that goes into them. And the skills it takes from everyone involved in making a photograph the best it can be. I don't just view modeling as my "ticket to fame"; I am head over heels in love with modeling and want to do as much of it as I can. Simple as that!
I am also very interested in getting more involved with commercials and acting! If you are someone that would like to collaborate on this, please do not hesitate to send a message my way! I will be creating a resume soon to showcase some of my work from a music video. I have a pretty good voice, if singing is involved as well!
Speaking of music videos, I am going to school to become an artistic director. I have directed two music videos and countless photo shoots. I would like to get some experience with commercials and movies as well (short films and feature films). If you are looking for an intern or just some help around the set, please let me know!
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Astronomers now know why Uranus, Neptune host the solar system's strongest winds
The distant gas giants Uranus and Neptune hold many secrets that scientists have yet to unlock. While NASA's Galileo and Cassini space probes have investigated both Jupiter and Saturn and transmitted a wealth of fascinating new data about these planets. The only time astronomers have been able to get a close view of these giant icy worlds was when NASA's Voyager 2 passed by in the 1980s.
Atmospheric circulation on Uranus and Neptune is dominated by powerful east-west jet streams. These winds can reach supersonic speeds, with jet streams blowing hundreds of meters per second–10 to 15 times greater than on Earth. The question of the depth of these winds has puzzled scientists trying to understand their internal structures, energy output, and overall dynamics.
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Now, researchers, after pouring over data from the Hubble Space Telescope and the Voyager 2 space probe, have concluded that the weather on Neptune and Uranus is confined to a relatively thin atmospheric layers. The new study by lead author Yohai Kaspi of Israel's Weizman Institute of Science and published in Saturday's issue of the journal Nature could have important implications for understanding not only the dynamics, but how these planets were formed.
According to Kaspi, there were two approaches to explaining the existence of the strong winds on Neptune and Uranus. The first hypothesized that the jet streams are driven by shallow atmospheric processes near the surface. The second approach suggested that the winds were propelled by forces extending deep into the planets' interiors. Kaspi and his colleagues resolved the issue by looking at the planets' respective gravitational fields.
Looking at perturbations in Uranus and Neptune's gravitational fields, the team separated out what could be attributed to the fact that the planets are not perfect spheres and what arose from small changes in the planets' density, which indicates the effect of strong winds. By calculating how much the winds contribute to gravitational irregularity, the researchers found that the jet streams are active in only the outermost 0.2 percent of Neptune's mass and in the outermost 0.15 percent of Uranus' mass. In other words, the winds are not being propelled by forces active deep in the planets' interiors.
Kaspi's team is uncertain about what exactly does drive the jet streams, but a top contender is moist convection. When water vapor rises and condenses on Earth, it forms a cloud and releases latent heat into the atmosphere. This process can also happen on planets like Uranus and Neptune, according to Kaspi.
The new findings by Kaspi and colleagues could shed light on how the tremendously strong winds on Uranus and Neptune arise and evolve over time and help scientists create more accurate models of the interiors of these gas giants.


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Dr. Beale has been practicing in Lewiston since 1970, with a special emphasis on Low Vision Rehabilitation. Dr. Beale also provides comprehensive services in primary eyecare, glaucoma, ocular disease, and fitting of contact lenses.
Dr. Beale is a graduate of Regis College, where she was a member of the Alpha Lambda Honor Society. Dr. Beale received her doctorate in optometry at the New England College of Optometry, where she graduated cum laude. Dr. Beale is a Fellow of the American Academy of Optometry and a diplomate of the Low Vision Section of America Academy of Optometry. She is past president of the Maine Optometric Association and the Maine Board of Optometry.
Dr. Beale has given extensive lectures in Low Vision Rehabilitation in the United States and Canada. She has been affiliated with the Maine Center for the Blind, Statewide Diabetic Eye Disease Prevention Program, and The Advisory Eye Committee for Maine Motor Vehicle Department.


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Brandon T. Jackson, who also stars in 'Lottery Ticket', is cast as a blue-collar police officer who is the son of Eddie Murphy's Axel Foley.
CBS' "Beverly Hills Cop" has cast Axel Foley's son. Brandon T. Jackson is the one who's lucky to nab the lead role in the TV pilot project, which will serve as "a continuation of the iconic 'Beverly Hills Cop' universe."
The 28-year-old actor/comedian will portray Aaron, a blue-collar police officer son of Eddie Murphy's iconic character, who works to "take down the criminal elements of the rich and famous, while simultaneously trying to escape the shadow of his larger than life father." Murphy is expected to reprise his role as Axel.
The potential series is described as an hour-long crime procedural with comedic elements. "The Shield" creator Shawn Ryan will provide the script and team up with Murphy as well as his MiddKid Productions partner Marney Hochman to executive produce the project.
Jackson is best known for his role as Alpa Chino in "Tropic Thunder". His other acting credits include "Roll Bounce", "Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief", "Lottery Ticket" and "Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son".


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REDLANDS >> Smiley Park was turned into an artist's canvas on Saturday at the ninth annual Red Dirt Art Festival.
About 40 artists were part of the event, which allows lovers of various art mediums to pick up works from artists across Southern California and beyond.
The event began in 2005 with the aim of allowing artists to share their talents with neighbors, family and friends, according to the show's website.
It has evolved from being held in a local's backyard to Ed Hales Park downtown. Once the event outgrew Ed Hales Park, it was moved to Smiley Park, said coordinator Vickie Bruce.
Organizers were hoping at least 1,000 people would attend the event. Within the first few minutes of the event, a few dozen had already made their way through booths set up by artists Aeron Brown, Robert Lopez, Harvey Erdle and Kurtis Rykovich. Saturday's event was made possible through a partnership with the Blessing Center.
Each artist donated $30 toward the non-profit's My Father's House, a home for unwed and expectant teen mothers. More than $1,000 will be given to the organization, Bruce said.
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There is no better time to send your deployed loved one a taste of home than around the Fourth of July. It is a time to celebrate this wonderful country we live in and all the freedoms we enjoy. More importantly, it's a great time to thank the people who are helping keep it that way! I wanted to make a special care package for my spouse to remind him what a wonderful country we live in and hopefully help him be less homesick for barbeque and fireworks while he is away.
Here's what I filled my large flat rate shipping box with:
- A flag-print drink cover.
- A patriotic shirt. Look for stores that offer a 10 percent military discount. (like Old Navy)
- Red, white and blue candy. I included blue gum, red hard candy, and some white mints to cover the colors of the flag. Many candy makers feature seasonal promotions. I was able to find red white and blue licorice.
- Inexpensive fillers. I bought patriotic sunglasses, decorative banners, glow sticks and temporary tattoos at my local dollar store. These items provide a little bit of fun, are reasonably priced and help fill up the box.
- Regularly requested items he normally requests. I found protein bars and peanut butter in flavors and packaging to match the red white and blue theme.
- Movies or songs that relate to Independence Day or the American spirit.
- Red white and blue cakes made in jars. I used pint-sized Mason Jars (12 for $7, purchased at my commissary) and filled six of them with one cup each of boxed cake mix batter. Then I placed the jars on a cookie sheet and baked according to the package directions for cupcakes. When they were done, I removed them from the oven and carefully screwed on the tops. Within ten minutes, I heard the "pop" of the seals, ensuring the cakes would stay fresh through the long shipping process. Once they cooled I packed them into a box with a can of store-bought frosting, red, white and blue sprinkles and some plastic forks — a perfectly patriotic semi homemade treat!
Additional creative ideas for filling up a Fourth of July package can be found here and here.
How do you make your loved one feel special for Independence Day?
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NID opens free fun park near Rollins
October 7, 2011
Located just East of Rollins Reservoir, where Steephollow Creek and the Bear River feed into it, lies 62 acres of pure fun. Camping, picnicking, fishing, swimming, mining, campfires, shooting, and off-road riding. Staging area to unlimited BLM and National Forest Lands and Trails. Free. No rules or regulations (except no vandalism or illegal dumping). No Fees. No campground host. No direction. Just one big "free for all."
Sound nice? Try living next to it. People crossing your private land day and night, shooting bullets over your head, being afraid of the illegal fires burning your land and home, trespassers venturing onto your land, into your yard and sometimes your home. Illegal dumping of garbage and vehicles. Groups of homeless or illegal mining camps sprouting up throughout the area. Crimes on the uprise. All the surrounding area is either private property or BLM land that is closed to all motorized vehicles. Yet, all this continues with the approval of the NID.
This 62-acre parcel is owned or leased by the NID. They operate a small hydro-electric generator there. According to Tim Crough, NID assistant general manager, this is the public's land and to be used as such (with the exceptions of vandalism and illegal dumping). Everything else is fair game. Yet, there is a big red sign on the bridge crossing (county line) that stated otherwise posted by the NID.
This area has become a public nuisance since the closing of the Greenhorn riding area and the railroad shooting area in Colfax. All week long, day and night, people come to this area to do whatever, legal or illegal. There are no posted borders, no areas of closures, no kiosks, no maps, no direction or management.
This public nuisance has become ours, the nearby property owners. Free range has become apparent and a problem. We have posted hundreds of signs, only to be torn down, shot up, or ran over.
We have called the sheriff hundreds of times with many, many callouts to address the problems here. Rescue and law enforcement helicopters landing on occasion for both the rescues of injured people (trespassers) and other illegal activities, all assisted by fire and law enforcement on the ground. All tax money spent that could have been avoided.
We have asked NID many times over the past few years for help to alleviate the problems that affect our property and our rights. NID has failed to even address the problem, let alone find a solution and do something about it. Bureaucratic rhetoric seems to be there only answer. Your publicly-owned agency and tax dollars at work.
Danny McMellon is a Grass Valley resident.
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In app purchases are quickly becoming the dominant revenue stream for mobile applications.
According to mobile app analytics and marketing firm Distimo, the proportion of revenue derived from in app purchases increased from 53% to 69% in 2012.
With almost 70 percent of app revenue coming from in app purchases, it is no wonder many developers are being drawn to this model. This is especially true in gaming where upgradeable options such as better weapons, or access to secret levels, convince users these perks are worth spending additional money.
EA Mobile, for example, which Distimo identified as the top-grossing publisher to both Google Play, and Apple's App Store, has decided to shift its future gaming lineup to the "freemium" model; the games are free, but include in app features and upgrades which gamers can purchase.
"One of our predictions for 2013 is that freemium gaming models (and in conjunction, the availability of in app purchases) will become the norm," said Nick Earl, the senior vice president and general manager of EA All Play, EA's new all-digital label. "The majority of our portfolio is now freemium games —they tend to monetize better than one-time-downloads, and allow us to cater to the consumer demand for premium experiences at little to no cost."
Distimo's report indicates users who pay for upgrades or other extras inside of mobile apps may propel Google Play in its quest to catch up with Apple's App Store. Google Play outpaced Apple in the last four months of 2012, with 43 percent aggregate growth in daily revenue compared to the App Store's 21 percent.
In fact, Google recently upgraded its in app billing developer tools to add additional features, such as a more robust architecture and less required lines of code. Version three, according to the official Android Developers Blog, is also planned to reduce the number of purchasing errors when users go to buy their upgrades.
Then again, some publishers will continue to follow, and be successful with a paid-only strategy.
Apple, for example, was the fifth-most successful publisher with its suite of apps, none of which include in app options. Many of its apps are on the higher end of the pricing spectrum, with iWork applications such as Pages and Keynote costing $9.99 and popular image and video editing apps such as iMovie and iPhoto priced at $4.99.
The developers behind Press, a well-received RSS reader app for Android, also chose to go with a traditional pay-upfront model. The developers settled on a price of $1.99.
Press developers Jordan Beck and Jay Ohms said they wavered about how to monetize the application, ultimately choosing an upfront payment model.
"We had a lot of discussions about revenue. Android has a very typical model which is a free, ad-supported version that may or may not be lacking features, and then a paid version with no ads and fully featured," Beck said. "We debated doing something similar, but it just wasn't how we wanted to release Press. And we weren't entirely sure how we would use in app purchases, so that left us with a paid-only app. It's a simple, straight-forward approach."
For some companies, a hybrid approach works better. SwiftKey, which creates a popular alternate keyboard for Android phones and tablets, has benefited from both approaches.
Users can buy SwiftKey versions for phone or tablet outright for $3.99 each. Or they can opt for the free model, which provides a one-month trial. When the time period expires, users then may make an in app purchase to continue using it.
SwiftKey Chief Marketing Officer Joe Braidwood said the two-pronged approach wins over some who are skeptical about the keyboard's capabilities.
"We found that once people started using the free version of the keyboard, they didn't want to give it up. So they were more than happy to pay for the full version," he said.
SwiftKey currently holds the second spot in the Top Paid category of applications on Google Play.
If you're watching the App storefront war play out, there still remains a large revenue gap between Google Play, and Apple. It is estimated that the Apple App Store pulls in $15 million on a typical day, with Google Play achieving just below $3.5 million in sales.
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Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes (2014)
Follow Snake aka Big Boss as he goes on to infiltrate an American black site in Cuba called Camp Omega. His mission is to rescue Cipher agent, Paz Ortega Andrade and child soldier Ricardo "Chico" Valenciano.
This is the first Metal Gear Solid game to feature the open world style of gameplay. Added to that, the game also features new sneaking and traversal methods. This game is the prolog to Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.
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The Eysenck Impulsiveness Scale (EIS)[1] is a 54-item yes/no questionnaire designed to measure impulsiveness.
Three subscales are computed from this measure: Impulsiveness, Venturesomeness, and Empathy. Impulsiveness is defined as "behaving without thinking and without realizing the risk involved in the behavior".[2] Venturesomeness is conceptualized as "being conscious of the risk of the behavior but acting anyway"[2] The questionnaire was constructed through factor analysis to contain items that most highly loaded on impulsiveness and venturesomeness.[2] The EIS is a widely used and well-validated measure.[2]
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what is next step to improve the acceleration
i have remus exhaust cpu chip and ecis intake, what is next to improve the acceleration(if no change interior)?:eek:
ESS Supercharger!:thumbup:
losing weight in the car is an easy way - anyone have any good suggestions aside from removing the spare or replacing the seats?
I would think loosing weight myself...LOL :D
I dont think the 10lbs I could use to part with will make too much of a difference (but I might save some money on beer to get rid of it :tongue: ). The car is already going to gain a bit by going with bigger wheels (the tires make the difference here, wheel weights are about the same) so I was curious if there was something I wasn't considering...
I usually remove the rear seats, trunk liners, and spare tire when I go to the track. I've also been told some of the sound absorbing material is pretty heavy and can be removed.
do u have a 5 spd or step ? 330 should be fast already :tongue:
i think there are some sound dampening stuff by the rear wheel whell's, i'm not too sure though on this.. :dunno:
get some dinan transmission software and a new High flow throttle body, that should along with what you currently have, get you performance close to a stock 330 with stick...or so says Shinobi.
then there's headers, cams, pistons, port/polish, along with new ecu tuning to take advantage of the new parts...
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