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VERGENNES — On Aug. 23, Vergennes Day, Rob McNamara and two good friends plan to go for a long paddle on Lake Champlain, a two-week long paddle, to be more specific. Starting at the Vergennes falls at noon this Saturday, the three will paddle a kayak and a canoe some 300 miles southward, down Lake Champlain, through the Champlain Canal, and on to the mouth of the Hudson River.
VERGENNES — The Addison Northwest Supervisory Union board has scheduled a forum next week to allow ANwSU residents to learn more and ask questions about the district's accounting problems and its efforts to correct them.
The meeting will be held on Wednesday, Aug. 27, at 6:30 p.m. in the Vergennes Union High School library.
VERGENNES — On Monday Vergennes residents will have a chance to learn more about and weigh in on a topic that has generated debate in the community — a $42,000 toddler playground proposed for a patch of lawn between the city pool and East Street.
The Vergennes City Council scheduled an informational meeting for 6:30 p.m. on Monday in the Vergennes Fire Department basement, an event that will follow a 6 p.m. hearing on a proposed update to the Vergennes City Plan.
VERGENNES — Vergennes Day celebrates its 33rd year on Saturday, Aug. 23. On the Friday evening before, the event kicks off with a street dance in City Park featuring the music of The Hitmen from 7 to 10 p.m. Vergennes Day, hosted and sponsored by the Addison County Chamber of Commerce and area businesses, is a celebration of city and community and can be enjoyed by all ages. Full details of the event and a schedule of activities are available at www.vergennesday.com.
VERGENNES — Vergennes residents on Monday, Aug. 25, will have a chance to learn more about and comment on a new municipal plan that city officials are calling an update to the award-winning 2009 Vergennes plan, not a rewrite.
The Vergennes City Council set a public hearing on the updated plan for 6 p.m. that Monday in the Vergennes fire department's basement meeting room.
VERGENNES — Boys & Girls Club of Greater Vergennes Executive Director Mike Reiderer has been with the club for 14 of its 15 years and held his post for 13 years.
Reiderer has seen the club's ups — five of its members have been named Vermont Boys & Girls Clubs' Youths of the Year — and downs — a 2012 federal funding cut forced the club to shutter its elementary school program.
VERGENNES — After a recent meeting with Addison Northwest Supervisory Union officials, the Vermont Agency of Education has agreed, with conditions, to restore grant funding to ANwSU that has been withheld from the Vergennes-area school district because of accounting and reporting problems.
VERGENNES — The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Vergennes could soon have another reason to celebrate in addition to its 15th anniversary (see related story): Although hurdles remain, the club might have found its first permanent home.
VERGENNES — Around 50 or 60 people visited the new headquarters of the Vergennes Police Department during an open house on Saturday, July 26.
Members of the police force welcomed guests to the new 4,611-square-foot facility, located at 8 Main St. in the city of Vergennes.
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I am a Royal Society Dorothy Hodgkin Fellow and Senior Research Associate at the Department of Psychiatry, University of Cambridge and a Fellow at Lucy Cavendish College. CV Google Scholar
I am Co-Director of the risk and resilience in mental health Group. Our group consists of clinical and research scientists in child and adolescent psychiatry and developmental psychology. Our group aims to investigate why some children and adolescents develop mental health problems, and others do not, and to develop and test novel treatments. This web site provides details of personnel, specific research projects and interests.
My studies showed that a negative family environment where children are emotionally abused and/or neglected (child emotional maltreatment; CEM), is associated with differential structure (van Harmelen et al., 2010a) and functioning (van Harmelen et al., 2013; van Harmelen et al., 2014a;2014b) of key emotional brain regions. I also showed that CEM is associated with altered cognitive functioning (van Harmelen et al., 2010b; 2011). These cognitive and neurobiological effects help explain why individuals with CEM are vulnerable to develop mental health disorders (Ioannidis & van Harmelen, in review). More recently, I have started to take a developmental approach when examining the consequences of CEM. Using advanced structural equation modelling, we showed that the age at which abuse and neglect occur its mental health consequences determines (Harpur, Polek, & van Harmelen, 2015). This suggests that there may be crucial developmental time-windows that may be especially sensitive to the negative impact of abuse and neglect. However, during these crucial time-periods, children and adolescents may similarly be sensitive to positive influences. In line with this idea, I recently showed that adolescent peer support reduces later depressive symptoms after (van Harmelen et al., 2016), and increases mental health resilience after childhood family adversity (van Harmelen et al., 2017).

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You're a mom alone with your child.
You live in a strange world.
There are many of them but few of you.
You are different.
You must hide by day and rummage by night.
You love your child
She is beautiful and innocent.
They are not.
They will kill and eat her.
Your child.
They are metal swift and strong.
There is no escape.
You live to protect her.
Teach her to survive:
How to avoid them;
Study them;
But never try to know them.
They don't know themselves.
It is not safe to be here.
Even in the dark night.
There are lights.
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That risk is to survive.
I have heard them speak.
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How to Find People Using Public Records
You can use public records to find people. How many times have you thought to yourself that you would love to get in touch with people that you knew many years ago? These days, finding people can be relatively easy, especially when you have the right tools, such as public records.
When you are trying to find people from your past, it may take a little bit of work, but the results could be very worthwhile. Here are some tips to finding people using public records:
- Try to remember as much information as possible about the person you are trying to find. You may have some former contact information, which although is no longer in use, can help to lead you to that person. Previous addresses and phone numbers can come in really handy when you are trying to track someone down. The more information you have about people, the easier it is going to be to find them, unless of course they are trying to not be found.
- Use one of the many online services to find public records. You can search by state, city, type of record, etc., and it may be that you will have to do a number of searches before you hit on the information you want. Once you start your search, you will find that you can search through many different types of records that at one time were not accessible by the general public. These records include tax records, census records, marriage records, court records and many other public records.
- Once you have chosen the type of public records you want to use for your search, then you can start to get down to the nitty-gritty. To find people with the records you choose, you simply have to enter their name and any other information you may have about them.
- Take advantage of government websites, such as USA.gov. You can find many public records through the government websites. Once you are on the sites, you just have to enter the city or state where you want to begin your search. Then, you can start entering the information you have about the person you trying to locate.
- If you want copies of the public records, you will have to request them from the appropriate agencies. You can usually get birth certificates from the state the person was born in, as well as other records that will help you with your search. You may be asked to pay a small administration fee for some of the records you request.
Before you start paying money for copies of records, you should begin your search with the records you know you can get for free, such as the phone book. You can also do a name search online to see if you can find people. Once you have exhausted every other method, using public records is a really great way to find people you have lost touch with over the years.
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A vila era uma vez a casa da família, em uma área residencial tranquila, que foi recentemente convertido em dois apartamentos, espaçosos e confortáveis. Ambos estão equipados com ar condicionado e têm o uso do jardim e piscina. (A piscina surround foi redesenhado, uma área agradável para comer, banhos de sol etc.) O apartamento 1 º andar tem um terraço e churrasqueira privativa. O apartamento térreo é ideal para as crianças e as pessoas com deficiência, sem degraus e entradas de largura. Tudo a uma curta distância de (Not de Murano) centro da cidade de Mirano histórico, que oferece excelentes lojas, bar, de gelaterie e restaurantes de comida e bebida local. Um mercado semanal trata de Mirano na segunda-feira de e vale bem a pena uma visita.
Mirano, para não ser confundido com Murano, fica a 20 minutos do Aeroporto de Veneza, a 20 minutos do Aeroporto de Treviso e 10 minutos de ligações rodoviárias. Idealmente situado para pessoas que gostam de férias variadas. Veneza com sua cultura única tem muitas coisas a oferecer: carnaval, redentore, Bienalle o festival internacional de cinema, St. Quadrado e museus Marks. Do apartamento, esta romântica cidade pode ser alcançado em 25 minutos de autocarro. As praias de Jesolo, Cavalino e Cortellazzo são de fácil acesso de carro. Vistas panorâmicas sobre as Montanhas Dolomitas com seus esportes de verão e inverno são 1 hora de distância. Histórico Verona, Padova, Vicenza, Lago de Garda, e Cortina são todos merecem uma visita. Existem muitas moradias de interesse na área, por exemplo, Villa Pisani, onde Napoleão ficou.
Visite nosso site para mais informações: - casalilavenice. com
We had a wonderful holiday in the spacious ground floor of this really lovely house. Everything was spick and span on our arrival with plenty of room for the 7 of us. Casa Lila is very well situated in the edge of Mirano but with easy access to the town centre - just 15 minutes or so. It is conveniently close to 2 supermarkets, the amazing butcher with his giant barbeque (which has to be seen to be believed!) and the bus station. The pool was a welcome fiend at the end of the very hot weather and prepared us nicely for walks into the town most evenings for fantastic pizza and simply wonderful ice cream!
All in all Casa Lila was a comfortable home from home with recent renovations adding to a great Venetian experience. I would recommend a holiday there to anyone!
We have just come back from a lovely week in Mirano. The apartment had plenty of room for all 7 of us, and was clean. The children loved the pool and was deep enough that after a morning run my daughter and myself could cool off and swim for 20 mins. The bikes were a great asset as we could cycle into the town to get fresh croissants for breakfast, and then in the other diection we could cycle to get the morning shopping from the supermarket.
The property is in easy assess of the beach and venice . We also visited an aqua park.
Mirano is a lovely market town with lots of great ice cream parlours, coffe shops and places to eat, we all really enjoyed our stay.
We spent two weeks in the bottom apartment at Casa Lila and had a fantastic holiday. It was perfect for our family's needs - we particularly appreciated the bikes and, of course, the pool. The apartment was clean and comfortable and communication with the owner and his family was excellent. Would thoroughly recommend as a base for exploring Venice if you have children. We also visited Verona, Padua, Vicenza and Treviso - all beautiful!
This is a beautifully furnished and comfortable apartment which was spotlessly clean on arrival. There was plenty of space for 3 of us but it will sleep 6 with the use of bed divans in the lounge. We were upstairs where is a spacious terrace area with barbecue facility. The kitchen is well equipped - except that the lids did not seem to match the cooking pans - with a large fridge and two shelved freezer section. It is in a quiet location on a side cul-de-sac, so no through traffic and a playing field at the rear. Mirano is a small town with all the facilities you could require. A small food supermarket is 5 minutes walk away and a larger one about half-a-mile down the main road. Motorways are within a few km and there is a regular bus service into Venice, every 20 minutes, passing at the end of the road. All in all we found it an excellent base for exploring Venice and the cities and countryside of the Veneto. Verona is just an hour away. Downstairs there is a small pool mainly suited to small children. We would highly recommend downstairs for a family with young children and upstairs for older couples or families. The owners are close by and eager to make your stay as pleasant as possible.
We had a brilliant 2 week stay in the Villa. There were 8 in our party and we booked the whole Villa. We like to have the pool to ourselves, which is why we booked the whole Villa. Toni and his family were very helpful, telling us of places to visit and telling us about the local area. The butchers at the end of the road was brilliant, we ordered our food and picked it up cooked. The wine shop by the Villa sells the best wine at low prices. The center of Mirano was within 15 mins walking, the bikes at the Villa were a plus and we used them. We would use the Villa again, thank you for making our holiday perfect.
I would 100% recommend this property as a holiday accomodation. We went as a family holiday with 9 people. The owner Toni was very accommodating as was his daughter, The property was very clean and all necessary equipment was supplied. The pool was also a perfect size for us. The location of this property is perfect, with a supermarkets at a close distance. We hired a van which made travelling to Venice easy and only took 25mins. We will defiantly be back soon. Thanks to Toni we had a lovely stay.
Os Villa / Casa / Apartments está no Mirano é uma cidade perto de Veneza. Ele tem uma piscina e estacionamento. Uma curta caminhada até lojas locais e praça do mercado com muitos restaurantes locais. Visite o site do mirano (por favor, proprietário de contato para mais informações e ligação) .casalilavenice. com
Fácil acesso ao Lago de Garda, Gardaland, Treviso, Castelfranco, Padova, Mestre, The Dolomites, Lido di Jesolo, Chiogga, Dolo, Mira, Caorle, Cortina etc.
Campos de golfe nas proximidades;
Villa Condulmer
Cà della Nave Golf Club
Visite nosso site: - casalilavenice. com
Associazione Golf Zerman
I Salici Golf Club
Circolo Golf Venezia
Cà Amata Golf Club
Montecchia Golf Club
Golf Club Frassanelle
Padova Golf Club
Golf: Campos de golfe nas proximidades;
Villa Condulmer
Cà della Nave Golf Club
Associazione Golf Zerman
I Salici Golf Club
Circolo Golf Venezia
Cà Amata Golf Club
Montecchia Golf Club
Golf Club Frassanelle
Padova Golf Club
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out 28 2017 - mai 4 2018
Estadia mínima: 4 noite(s)
Mid season
mai 5 2018 - jun 22 2018
Estadia mínima: 4 noite(s)
high season
jun 23 2018 - set 8 2018
Estadia mínima: 7 noite(s)
Mid season
set 9 2018 - out 27 2018
Estadia mínima: 4 noite(s)
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For a shorter stay an arrangement could be possible by contacting the owner.
Price is per apartment
£10 Extra per person per day for groups larger than 6 people.
Rental rates for any extra day as follows:-
At the £645.00 rate, £95.00 per day.
At the £740.00 rate, £ 110.00 per day.
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Inbox: Safeco tough for Mariners and visiting hitters?
Inbox: Safeco tough for Mariners and visiting hitters?
-- Bill H., Kirkland, Wash.
Great question, because there is a misperception among many that this is a new issue and simply a Mariners issue. Both those ideas are very wrong. Safeco has been tough on both Seattle and visiting hitters since it opened in mid-1999.
In the 13 full seasons the park has been hosting games, the Mariners have had a higher batting average at home than on the road in only two years (2005 and '08). And they've had more home runs at home in only three of those 13 years ('04, '07 and '11).
This year's current home-road batting average difference of 30 points (.246 on the road compared to .216 at home) is the second-largest margin so far, though Seattle has been gradually raising that home mark as the weather warmed, so we'll see where it winds up. The most drastic difference of 41 points actually came in Safeco's first full season in 2000, when the Mariners hit .289 on the road and .248 at home.
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Even in 2001, when Seattle won 116 games and had the best offense in baseball, it hit 10 points higher on the road and had 11 more road home runs.
As for opponents, they've had their Safeco struggles as well. It's well worth noting that Seattle's pitchers have an even bigger home-road split than the batters this season. Mariners opponents are hitting .225 at Safeco vs. .267 at their own parks, which is a 42-point difference. And indeed, Seattle pitchers have had a lower batting average against at home than on the road for all 13 seasons since Safeco opened.
How do the Mariners fare compared to visiting hitters? Seattle has had a higher batting average than its opponents at Safeco Field in nine of the 13 seasons since it opened. Three of the four seasons in which that didn't happen have come in the last three years, which is probably why this issue has been raised more than before. I think another factor is the MLB-wide decrease in offense over the past 10 years, which has accentuated the low averages and pitching advantage of Safeco.
This season clearly has been one of the toughest for all hitters at Safeco. The Mariners have batted .216 with 44 home runs in their first 72 home games this year, while their opponents have hit .225 with 54 home runs. But in 69 road games, the Mariners are hitting .246 with 78 home runs, and their opponents are batting .267 with 91 home runs.
It really isn't just the Mariners who hit better at other parks, and it certainly isn't just this group of Mariners that have found Safeco to be a tough hitting environment.
How many bats do regulars take on a nine- or 10-day road trip?
-- Paul A., Sun City West, Ariz.
Each hitter has his own bat bag and will bring as many bats as they can fit, which is usually about 10-12 for a typical road trip.
Do you think the Mariners will trade Chone Figgins this offseason?
-- Derek L., Vancouver, Wash.
The difficulty with trading Figgins will still be there this offseason, that being he'll still have one more year at $8 million on his original four-year deal. It seems likely that Figgins and the Mariners will part ways, but I doubt they'll get anything via trade since teams will figure they can just wait until he's released and then sign him to their own deal if there's any interest.
With the September callups now arrived, I'm curious what happened to Anthony Vasquez this year?
-- Ed Q., Kalamazoo, Mich.
Vasquez, as you might recall, started seven games for Seattle at the end of last season and went 1-6 with an 8.90 ERA, while struggling to show the same command that had helped him put together a pretty good Triple-A resume.
This year, the 25-year-old lefty started out with a couple nice starts for Tacoma, but then hit a rough spell and was 5-4 with a 6.53 ERA in 11 outings when he went on the disabled list in June with a shoulder issue.
With the advance in technology and slow-motion cameras, why hasn't MLB followed the NFL in using more instant replay? Surely at least the close plays made at the plate, where the decision is between an out and a run, are important enough to warrant a review?
-- Petras R., Kaunas, Lithuania
Current rules only allow for video review on home run calls, but last year's new Collective Bargaining Agreement allows for potential expansion of the process. Commissioner Bud Selig talked this summer of possibly expanding replay to include trapped balls on diving catches in the outfield, as well as fair-or-foul calls on line drives down the line.
The obvious fear is that too much review would slow down games. And it's important to remember that camera angles can be deceiving, so MLB is studying the camera locations and situations at all 30 parks before proceeding. Personally, I think the human element of umpiring and controversial calls is just part of baseball, and I'm not a fan of opening up a flood of review situations or having games continually stopped to check video monitors.
What do you think the chances are that one of the Mariners' young pitchers will get Rookie of the Year this year? And who do you think has the best shot at consideration for the award?
-- Jeff W., Lacey, Wash.
They might as well start engraving Mike Trout's name on the AL Rookie of the Year Award trophy, as the Angels center fielder has been sensational. But if you're wondering who Seattle's best rookie has been, I'd have to lean toward Hisashi Iwakuma at this point, as he's emerged as a strong member of the rotation in the second half and he's technically a rookie since it's his first year in the Majors at age 31. Lefty reliever Lucas Luetge has also had a very solid season from start to finish as well.
Greg Johns is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @GregJohnsMLB as well as his Mariners Musings blog. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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I have been investigating the possibility of learning the CFX family of software. One of my biggest concerns is the ability to model our geometry. It is relatively complex with multiple different internal passageways. Has anyone successfully modeled similar parts in CFX-Build? Does anyone out there prefer to use a CAD reader to input their geometry?
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CFX-Build, the pre-processor for CFX-5 is based upon MSC.Patran(TM) and has a complete set of solid modeling tools. So you could create your geometry entirely within Build.
That said, if you already have a CAD package you should really stick with what you have and import the CAD to Build. This will ensure that your maintain the highest fidelity to your original design. Build has a long list of CAD import capabilities, so it should be able to accommodate your other package.
It really comes down to which CAD package you can work most effectively in.
Regards, Robin
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today i saw what i feel what was real was not real neither was the idea. Brains shot down in the street like dogs because the veil is still worn on the face. No man know the time when it will all be real. You ever heard of people praying for worse days. As i sit in my maze wondering where the last step took the next, i begin to see that there is epoh some call it hope i see it as something else. i see it just like you saw that ferrari in your drive ways a few minutes ago. time flies so what does the past do? the future must not be too far from the present. As the leaves fall from the tree, i sit and wonder if it will ever grow back. now that i feel that im being watched, its time to return the stolen goods. people say take things to the grave, other leave it above. when i die all i need to do is just hold on because i know shortly i will be home. As you read the spaces between my words remember to fill up before you run out of gas in the worst place you dont wanna be with the night.....
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Like a play upon the mind
Wandering thoughts of another time
Open sleepy dreaming eyes
Now wide open with no surprise
Watch the curtain coming down
Smiles on faces that once frowned
What could be better you begin to think
When all along you're going to sink
Falling. Falling. All alone
Beg for the Gods to throw you a bone
Hiding just over there I see
The one who was made just for me
There it is just beyond the grasp
Of fingertips bloodied by broken glass
Tortured the victim has become
From happenings burnt upon the young
For those who choose to run and hide
And let it become a matter of pride
After the hunger there is no more
Watching and waiting for the close of the door
Oh to understand the blackened sky
Staring down that inward eye
Left wide open was the gate
But much too long was the wait
While watching it all turn to clay
Never to see the light of day
Forget to cry the tears of pain
Baptized by the chilling rain
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- Deaconess Heller grew up in Des Moines, Iowa. She has a Bachelor of Music in Church Music from Concordia University Seward, Nebraska and an M.A. in Theology from Concordia Theological Seminary in Fort Wayne, Indiana. She and her husband, Brian, live in Fort Wayne, Indiana with their son, Isaac. She serves as a deaconess at Emmanuel (Soest) and Brian is completing his vicarage year at Zion Lutheran in Decatur, Indiana. In her free time, Jennette enjoys spending time with extended family, knitting, and baking.
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Her husband is pastor and missionary Roger James. Their children are Seth and wife Rachel, Kezia and husband Aaron, John, and Eli. Grandchildren so far are Clarence and Anders.
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text: Bugs item #1570701, was opened at 2006-10-04 16:01 Message generated for change (Comment added) made by maartenbrock You can respond by visiting: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=100599&aid=1570701&group_id=599 Please note that this message will contain a full copy of the comment thread, including the initial issue submission, for this request, not just the latest update. Category: Icode generator Group: None Status: Open Resolution: None Priority: 5 Private: No Submitted By: dfulab (dfulab) Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody) Summary: peephole - not replacing code from multiline macros Initial Comment: Issue: If a code sequence tom be replaced is from a multi-line macro, peephole doesn't see it. Source: sdcc-src-2.6.0.tar.gz, Win32 VC++ 6.0. with the following "fixes" to compile. - fixing LF to CR/LF in VC++ project file: sdcc.dsw - replacing references to "afxres.h" with "winres.h" in support\scripts\resource.rc (VC++ issue when mfc not installed) How to reproduce it: - Replace src\z80\peeph.def with supplied peeph.def and Rebuild - compile with command: sdcc -mz80 test.c (ignore error messages as they are unrelated) Input: !ldahlsp macro (from src\z80\mappings.i) is used during code generation { "ldahlsp", "ld hl,#%d\n" "\tadd\thl,sp" }, - peeph.def has one rule that targets the expanded code replace { ld hl,%1 add hl,sp } by { ;fake test rule ldahlsp %1 } Output: test.asm, lines: 53-56 add ix,sp ld hl,#-2048 \ these are expanded macro add hl,sp / ld sp,hl The expanded macro should have been replaced by ldahlsp %-2048 (Note: ldahlsp is my made up instruction) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- >Comment By: Maarten Brock (maartenbrock) Date: 2010-02-05 21:08 Message: Apart from the disbanded i186 only the z80 uses a mappings.i file. I don't think any other port generates multiline asm instructions. But I wouldn't call these macros because IMHO that is what is processed by the preprocessor. And what's worse, the preprocessor will still put multiline inline asm on one line as it removes the newlines. And thus the peephole optimizer still cannot process them correctly. Not for substitution, but also not for calculating the distance for replacing long jumps with short jumps! But this is already covered in several other bug reports. I think you can close this one. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Comment By: Philipp Krause (spth) Date: 2010-02-05 10:17 Message: Fixed for z80/gbz80 in rev. #5673. I don't know about the situation on other ports. Philipp ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Comment By: Philipp Krause (spth) Date: 2008-07-13 11:36 Message: Logged In: YES user_id=564030 Originator: NO This is the same as RFE #1921731, which has some more details. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Comment By: Borut Ražem (borutr) Date: 2006-10-05 21:43 Message: Logged In: YES user_id=568035 Fixed the first two issues: - sdcc.dsw: changed property eol-style to CRLF - support/scripts/resource.rc: replaced references to "afxres.h" with "winres.h" Borut ---------------------------------------------------------------------- You can respond by visiting: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=100599&aid=1570701&group_id=599


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It would seem that Girl Meets World might still have some pages to turn in its story, though fans were worried it might be otherwise.
A massive reunion between the casts of Girl Meets World and its predecessor, Boy Meets World, is what started the flood of worried tweets. Instagram and Twitter posts from Girl Meets World stars Rowan Blanchard and August Maturo, who play the children of Cory and Topanga Matthews (Ben Savage and Danielle Fishel, who originated their roles in Boy Meets World), did little to put fans of both shows at ease.
The Instagram post from Maturo featured a brief video of the Girl Meets World audience chanting, "more seasons."
Not so fast, though. Disney has not commented about speculation that the show is cancelled as yet, and according to Variety, a network rep said that more Girl Meets World episodes will continue to air through 2017.
Also, a fan-generated petition has also been sparked by the rumors of a potential Girl Meets World cancellation. The petition states that, should the show be cancelled, it should instead be moved to a new network called Freeform. iTech reports that fans are very hopeful that the network will consider such a move, as they believe that a shift to Freeform would allow character stories to be explored more deeply and that issues the show chooses to explore will be able to be explored in greater scope.
Uriah Justus, who plays Cory's much younger brother on both Boy Meets World and Girl Meets World, also took to Instagram and said how much he would miss everyone, which fuelled fan speculation that Girl Meets World was on the chopping block.
Here's the deal, though; no one seems to know for sure whether Justus was saying that his current story arc is coming to an end or if Girl Meets World was setting up to take a final bow.
With the big wedding coming up between Shawn (Rider Strong) and Katy (Cheryl Texiera), it isn't a big surprise that both casts are uniting; Shawn became a cornerstone in many ways of Boy Meets World, in much the same way as Cory did, so everyone who means something to Shawn should make an appearance at the Shawn-Katy wedding. However, with the Girl Meets World writers tweeting that the cast of Boy Meets World is coming to the show to help "us" make a major decision, and emotional tweets from Blanchard, Maturo and Justus, fans are really quite concerned that Girl Meets World is facing an uncertain future.
It would appear, though, that the show is just ending its season, not its run; some have suggested it's still early to decide whether or not the show is going to be renewed or cancelled, but it is clear that there is still high fan demand for the show.


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San Francisco-headquartered Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman will open a Shanghai office but will close its Taiwan offering.
The 860-lawyer firm finally had its licence approved by the Chinese authorities after a year of waiting. Applications to practice law in China are reviewed in cycles at designated times of the year.
Corporate partner and co-head of the China team Joseph Chan, currently in the San Francisco office, will be Shanghai managing partner, but no other lawyers have yet been named despite firm chairman Jim Rishwain saying that the office would be staffed with locally trained lawyers and associates from the firm's Silicon Valley office.
The hope is that the Shanghai office will leverage off the Silicon Valley office's venture capital clients, and focus on US flotations of Chinese technology companies. Said Chan: "Having a Shanghai office will enhance our ability to serve these VCs and, ultimately, the companies in which such VCs invest."
Pillsbury acquired the Taipei office through its 2005 merger with Shaw Pittman. There are currently only two technical consultants resident there. Pillsbury also has a Tokyo office with three partners.
The few other international firms that remain in Taipei include Baker & McKenzie, Jones Day, Morrison & Foerster and Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe. Rishwain said only that the office "doesn't fit our overall strategy."
On becoming chairman at the beginning of the year, Rishwain also closed the firm's Century City office in Los Angeles after the merger, claiming it was "a redundancy and not serving our purpose with respect to clients."


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When talking about coachable players, Tampa (Fla.) Freedom running back/defensive back Louis Bonnet is right up there as one of the bigger team prospects among the nation's best. While receiving boat loads of recruiting mail, he won't tout his own abilities before mentioning his teammates.
The 6-foot, 189-pounder has played a lot of running back during his high school career, but when his coach asked him to move to a blocking role to help the team, Bonnet was all about it. Even at a rover/linebacker spot, where the ball is not in his hands, Bonnet does whatever he's asked to do.
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"If coach needs me to do something, I do it."
Oklahoma, Auburn, Florida, and LSU have been the main schools mailing the talented young man at this time. Two schools were childhood favorites and remain the top teams on his list.
"I've always had a thing for LSU," Bonnet said. "I guess LSU and then Auburn would be up there. I just grew up watching those teams and have always liked them."
Bonnet hasn't made it to any junior day events, but will take in the NIKE Training Camp this spring.
"I haven't been able to attend the junior days that I've been invited to," he said. "The NIKE camp is the only one I'm going to right now."
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Bill Ireland
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Category: Distinguished Alabama Sportsman
Born December 3, 1923 in Gadsden, Alabama. He has been described as one of the best friends the environment of Alabama has ever had. That friendship can easily be expanded to include education, volunteerism, philanthropy, athletics and business, for he has been a true and valued friend to all. He has served with distinction as President of the Alabama Wildlife Federation and for years on its Board of Directors. His greatest service for the environment was his leadership role in the development and approval of the states "Forever Wild" constitutional amendment, which is a state program to provide funds for land acquisition and stewardship to be used for conservation and recreation purposes from now on. Active in golf, he has won several tournaments around the state as well as having played a major leadership role in the first three of ten LPGA tournaments held locally and the 1984 PGA Championship at Shoal Creek.
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