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By Andy from USA on 2009-12-24 12:19:45Things I liked:The adjustable stock is very heplful for longer armed shooters, the gun has a good feel, and i like the 200 bb reservoir and the 5 shot clip. It makes it a whole lot easier for hunting squirrel, rabbit, and other small game. This gun is a good all around air gun for new and experinced shooters and hunters alike!
Things I would have changed:Add about a pound to make it more accurate. Produce a package with an optional wood stock. Also supply you with 2 or 3 clips instead of just one.
What others should know:I mounted a Simmons 3x9x40 fully adjustable scope and sighted it in at 40 yards.The addition of the bigger scope made the gun a little heavier and more comfortabe to shoot. I use Crosman pointed hunting pellets and Gamo PBA pellets and they both work grewat in this gun. The Gamo PBAs with give you around 800fps. You will have to break in the pump at first. For about the first 100 shots or so the pump is a little hard to pump but it gets easier everytime you pump it.
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By phil millhon from USA on 2009-05-26 11:02:09Things I liked:Looks goog, shot good for about 30 mins, then something fell out of barell and it would not chamber a BB
Things I would have changed:better Quality
What others should know:Fell apart after 30 min, target shooting on the deck, REALLY disapointed my grand son, it was a 11th Birthday present.
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Norman K. Langevin, 86, passed away January 8, 2007, at 10:15 a.m. in the same house he was born in at 2 Long Street in Barre after a courageous battle with cancer.
He was born the son of Fred and Clara Langevin of Barre on November 24, 1920. Norman attended Barre City Graded School and graduated from Spaulding High School in 1941.
He was inducted into the Army October 22, 1942, and served through October 27, 1945, during WWII in the 976 Field Artillery in Europe. He served in five theaters under the Fifth, Seventh and Eighty-third Armies in Africa, Italy, France and Germany. After coming home on October 22, 1945, he took over the family glass business, known as Langevin's Glass Shop, which he operated until 2004.
He married Assunta Rosaria Cappelletti on May 10, 1947, and they resided at 2 Long Street for all their married life.
A member since 1953, he was the longest serving member of the Barre Lions Club and served as president from 1958 through 1959. He received the Lions Club's highest award, "The Melvin Jones Fellow Humanitarian Service Award," in 1994. He spent innumerable hours for 25 years to ensure the success of the Washington County Association of the Blind.
He was a member of the St. Monica's Parish and the Marian Men's Club. He was a musician and played drums with the Ambassadors and Keynotes bands.
He was predeceased by his half brother, Arthur Peter Langevin.
Survivors include his wife, Assunta (Sue) Langevin; his four children, Mark N. Langevin of Randolph, Dorathy M. Langevin of N. Fayston, Nancy S. Fecteau of Barre, and Paul D. Langevin of Johnson; 10 grandchildren, Jenny Langevin, Jared Langevin, Christina Bouffard, Anna Reiner, Anthony Fecteau, Camilla Fecteau, Rosemary Fecteau, Daniel Langevin and Mary Langevin; 2 great-grandchildren, Robert Lutin and Shane Langevin.
A funeral mass was celebrated January 12 at St. Monica's Church with burial following at Hope Cemetery. Contributions in lieu of flowers may be made to the Barre Lions Club, Eye Conservation Fund, Box 211, Barre, VT 05641.


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Yemen, country situated at the southwestern corner of the Arabian Peninsula. It is mostly mountainous and generally arid, though there are broad patches with sufficient precipitation to make agriculture successful. The people speak various dialects of Arabic and are mostly Muslims (see Islam).
The history, culture, economy, and population of Yemen have all been influenced by the country's strategic location at the southern entrance of the Red Sea—a crossroads of both ancient and modern trade and communications routes. In the ancient world, the states that occupied the area known today as Yemen controlled the supply of such important commodities as frankincense and myrrh and dominated the trade in many other valuable items, such as the spices and aromatics of Asia. Because of its fertility as well as its commercial prosperity, Yemen was the location of a number of ancient kingdoms; for that same reason, it was known to the ancient Romans as Arabia Felix (Latin: "Fortunate Arabia") to distinguish it from the vast forbidding reaches of Arabia Deserta ("Desert Arabia"). Later, Yemen was the place where coffee (Arabic: qahwah) was first cultivated commercially, and, before the introduction of coffee plants to other parts of the world, it was long the sole source of that precious bean.
The present Republic of Yemen came into being in May 1990, when the Yemen Arab Republic (North Yemen) merged with the People's Democratic Republic of Yemen (South Yemen). By stipulation of the unification agreement, Sanaa, formerly the capital of North Yemen, functions as the political capital of the country, while Aden, formerly the capital of South Yemen, functions as the economic centre. The two components of Yemen underwent strikingly different histories: whereas North Yemen never experienced any period of colonial administration at the hands of a European power, South Yemen was a part of the British Empire from 1839 to 1967. The contemporary borders are largely a product of the foreign policy goals and actions of Britain, the Ottoman Empire, and Saudi Arabia. Postunification Yemen has been burdened by chronic corruption and economic hardship. Divisions based on religion, tribalism, and geography continue to play an important role in Yemeni politics, sometimes leading to violence. (For a discussion of the political turmoil in 2011, see Yemen Uprising of 2011.)
Even during the age of colonial hegemony, Yemen remained for the most part one of the most secluded regions of the world. Much the same can be said today; few outsiders travel Yemen's rugged hinterland, many parts of which have been little influenced by central government authority. It is perhaps this splendid isolation that has captivated the imagination of many from abroad. For all its remoteness, Yemen is likewise a country of great physical beauty, photogenic and picturesque, with a life and verdancy in the highlands unlike that found elsewhere on the Arabian Peninsula. Walter B. Harris, a journalist and traveler, visited Yemen in 1892. One of the first Westerners to see many parts of the country, he recounted his impressions in the book A Journey Through the Yemen, in which he says:
Nothing can be imagined more beautiful than the scenery of the mountains of the Yemen. Torn into all manner of fantastic peaks, the rocky crags add a wildness to a view that otherwise possesses the most peaceful charms. Rich green valleys, well timbered in places, and threaded by silvery streams of dancing water; sloping fields, gay with crops and wildflowers; the terraced or jungle-covered slopes,—all are so luxuriant, so verdant, that one's ideas as to the nature of Arabia are entirely upset. Well known as is, and always has been, the fertility of this region, its extent is almost startling, and it can little be wondered at that Alexander the Great intended, after his conquest of India, to take up his abode in the Yemen….
Most of Yemen's northern frontier with Saudi Arabia traverses the great desert of the peninsula, the Rubʿ al-Khali ("Empty Quarter"), and until 2000 remained undemarcated, as did the eastern frontier with Oman until 1992. Yemen is bounded to the south by the Gulf of Aden and the Arabian Sea and to the west by the Red Sea. Yemen's territory includes a number of islands as well, including the Kamarān group, located in the Red Sea near Al-Ḥudaydah; the Ḥanīsh Islands, in the southern Red Sea; Perim (Barīm) Island, in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, which separates the Arabian Peninsula from Africa; Socotra (Suquṭrā), Yemen's most important and largest island, located in the Arabian Sea nearly 620 miles (1,000 km) east of Aden; and the Brothers (Al-Ikhwān), a group of small islets near Socotra.
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Yemen may be divided into five major regions: a coastal plain running north-south known as the Tihāmah (an extension of the Tihāmat ʿAsīr), the western highlands, the central mountains (the Yemen Highlands), the eastern highlands, and finally the eastern and northeastern desert regions.
The coastal plain ranges in width from 5 miles (8 km) to as much as 40 miles (65 km). Low mountains rising from 1,000 to 3,500 feet (300 to 1,100 metres) lie between the low hills of the plain and the great central massif, which has many peaks in excess of 10,000 feet (3,000 metres); the highest is Mount Al-Nabī Shuʿayb, which rises to 12,336 feet (3,760 metres). Toward the east-northeast, the mountains subside rather rapidly into the eastern highlands (2,500–3,500 feet [750–1,100 metres]), which drop off to the sandy hills of the Rubʿ al-Khali.
Yemen is an arid country, and there are no permanent watercourses. The regular rainfall that occurs in some areas drains, in the northern part, westward toward the Red Sea through five major watercourses (wadis) and, in the southern part, southward into the Gulf of Aden and the Arabian Sea through three major watercourses. The largest of the latter is the Wadi Ḥaḍramawt (Hadhramaut Valley), which has been renowned since antiquity for its frankincense trees and which historically has been the locus of a number of sophisticated city-states. Together with their tributaries and lesser neighbours, these intermittently flowing channels slice the highlands and central massif into a large number of plateaus and ridges. In many places there is evidence of volcanic activity from as recently as a few hundred years ago; the existence of hot springs and fumaroles (volcanic vents) attests to continued subterranean activity. Moreover, the country sits astride one of the most active fault lines in the Red Sea region (Great Rift Basin) and has experienced several severe earthquakes in modern times, including one that shook the Dhamar area in December 1982, killing about 3,000 people and largely destroying several villages and hundreds of smaller settlements.
Soils throughout the country vary from sandy to loamy, and most are low in organic matter, thus limiting agricultural options. In some areas, however, elaborate agricultural terraces cover the mountains from base to peak. The high agricultural productivity of this system is largely attributable to the soil that has been collected and enriched with compost over a period of centuries. In the modern period, neglect and civil conflict have taken their toll on the earthworks, which are particularly vulnerable to erosion. Still, the terraces are largely intact and are a breathtaking feature of mountainous Yemen.
Most of Yemen lies in the border zone between two main weather patterns: the regular northerly winds (from the Mediterranean basin) and the southwest monsoon winds. These create a fairly well-defined seasonal rhythm; the northerly winds predominate during the winter, while in the summer the southwest monsoon brings the primary rains. Cut off from this pattern by the central mountains, the southern fringe areas on the Gulf of Aden experience a markedly tropical climate. In Aden as well as in the north at Al-Ḥudaydah, temperatures often reach the 100s F (upper 30s C), with high humidity, whereas in Sanaa (at more than 7,200 feet [2,200 metres]) the daytime temperature averages in the upper 60s F (low 20s C), and humidity is low. The higher northern elevations of the central massif experience occasional frosts and dustings of snow during the winter months.
On the Tihāmah, as well as along the southern coastal belt, the average annual precipitation is less than about 5 inches (130 mm); many years record no measurable precipitation. Rainfall increases with elevation; the lower highlands receive about 15 to 20 inches (400 to 500 mm) per year, while the middle highlands around Taʿizz and Ibb average more than 30 inches (750 mm) annually. Different annual cycles characterize the northern and southern parts of Yemen: whereas the north usually has two rainy seasons (March–May and July–September), the south often receives no precipitation except sparse amounts in the summer months. Throughout Yemen, precipitation is erratic and variable from year to year, and lengthy droughts are not unknown; there have been periods as long as five years when precipitation was one-tenth the normal amount. A serious drought occurred during North Yemen's civil war of 1962–70 and had lasting social and economic consequences.
1All appointed by president.
2Legislative bodies suspended following the takeover by Hūthī rebels in February 2015.
3The Revolutionary Committee, led by Muhammad Ali al-Houthi, was installed in Sanaa by Hūthī rebels in February 2015. ʿAbd Rabbuh Manṣūr Hadī continues to receive widespread international recognition as president, although his authority in Yemen is limited.
4Prime Minister Khaled Bahah resigned on February 6, 2015, but later retracted his resignation.
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|multiparty republic with two legislative houses (Consultative Council [1111]; House of Representatives [301])2
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|(2014 est.) 26,053,000
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|Total area (sq km)
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|Urban: (2011) 32.3%
Rural: (2011) 67.7%
|Life expectancy at birth
|Male: (2012) 62.1 years
Female: (2012) 66.3 years
|Literacy: percentage of population age 15 and over literate
|Male: (2008) 78.9%
Female: (2008) 42.8%
|GNI per capita (U.S.$)
|(2013) 1,330


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I am used to growing under grow lights, but these compact flourescents just did not seem to do the job. Information about compact flourescents suggested that the plants should be 12 - 18 inches from the light(the compact flourescents of the cabana)as opposed to the inch or two I keep my plants from regular flourescent bulbs. The broccoli I put in there (the grow room was full) turned out very leggy, even though I only had them in there for the first couple of days because I could see what was happening. Disappointing. Will likely reserve its use to ssomething like maintaing herbs in the winter (cilantro, parsley, e.g.).
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As a general light garden for african violets and orchids, this is just about perfect. It's easy to elevate plants as needed to get closer to the lights. Trays came with the product, so you have everything you need for a good price.
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It was fairly easy to assemble. Not sure why there were clips and zip ties for attachment but I used both. Lights are very high quality. Once assembled, it is sturdy and attractive. Kept my seedlings nice and warm. Would highly recommend.
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I love how easy it was to put together, I am so impressed with its sturdyness and effectiveness. I wish I had two of these. Unfortunately I purchased a different two tier grow light 2 years ago therefore, I don't need another one, but, would gladly replace for this one when the time comes. If you're looking to start your own seedlings, this is an excellent way to start, you will absolutely love it..I do!!!
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The name Meissen® is synonymous with handcrafted porcelain of exceptional quality. In the Museum of Meissen® Art visitors gain an insight into the world of luxury tableware and the history of porcelain in Europe.
Porcelain, known as "white gold" in Germany, has captivated people for centuries. In 1708 alchemists at the court of Elector August the Strong of Saxonynsucceeded in making porcelain in Europe for the first time. Just two years later the first European porcelain manufactory went into operation at Albrechtsburg Castle in Meißen. Today Meissen Porcelain Manufactory is famous around the world for its luxury tableware, limited art works and craftsmanship of the highest quality. Besides its popular tableware, the company produces limited art editions, interior design concepts, ornaments, jewellery and products to create your own individual world for living. Traditional as well as modern, partly contemporary, aesthetics find new expression in Meissen Porcelain®.
Experience MEISSEN® at the world of experience House MEISSEN®. House MEISSEN® is both shop and cultural attraction and features an extensive collection of Meissen Porcelain® dating from the company's beginnings in 1710 to the present day. Temporary exhibitions add to the appeal and visitors can watch the skilled artisans practising their craft in the demonstration workshops. Those who want to dine off Meissen Porcelain® can do so in the restaurant and café. As the flagship store, the Meissen® Boutique has the world's most comprehensive and exclusive selection of Meissen Porcelain®. The outlet store offers the opportunity to buy some Meissen Porcelain® at reduced prices and browse a wide range of top-quality seconds. Exclusive Meissen souvenir items are available from the museum shop.
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The world of experience – House MEISSEN® offers a wide range of options for hosting seminars, workshops, training courses, product launches, conferences, business events and private functions. Cultural entertainment ranges from tours led by costumed guides to concerts performed on the first organ with Meissen Porcelain® pipes. These can be booked as part of an exclusive supporting programme or as incentive activities. Catering for events is provided by Restaurant MEISSEN®.
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MEISSEN® today has about 600 employees and is represented in 300 authorized dealers as well as its own shops in 30 countries.
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Augustus the Strong, founder of the Meissen Porcelain Manufactory, had commissioned an organ with porcelain pipes to be made way back in the early 18th century. It was not until the year 2000 that the job was completed, though.
Guests from all over the world have been succumbing to the magic of music produced by MEISSEN® porcelain pipes ever since.
Listen to the contrast between wooden, metal and porcelain pipes, when they guide through ages like the museum does.
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Your visit to the world ox experience House MEISSEN® leads through the Museum, the special theme exhibition and the Demonstration Workshops. You should allow at least an hour and a half for your visit.
We recommend booking a personal guided tour(available in Chinese, German, English, French, Italian, Japanese, Russian, Spanish and Czech). Our guide will take your group round the Museum and Demonstration Workshop and acquaint you with MEISSEN® past and present in an interesting and entertaining manner. He or she will be pleased to answer your questions and will take care of you and your guests while you are in the House MEISSEN. Personal guided tours can be booked in advance.
If you do not wish a personal guided tour, you and your guests can make your own way around the Museum and special theme exhibition. The tour of the Demonstration Workshops involves a recorded commentary. Tours of the Demonstration Workshops commence approx. every ten minutes and can be run in any of 14 languages (Chinese, Danish, German, English, Finnish, French, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Swedish, Spanish and Czech). We recommend booking in advance for groups of 10 persons and upwards.
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Groups < 20 Personen: € 9 / person
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9 am to 5 pm (1 nov to 30 apr)
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New part of the permanent exhibition House MEISSEN
MEISSEN® artCAMPUS – The new Beginning
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After almost 100 years MEISSEN Manufactory opens itself again for external artist with the MEISSEN® artCAMPUS program. By so doing, the Manufactory is rekindling the spirit of its former Director Max Adolf Pfeiffer, who in the 1920s oversaw artistic achievements of the highest order at the Manufactory that were facilitated by intensified cooperation with outside artists such as Ernst Barlach, Paul Scheurich and Gerhard Marcks. MEISSEN® artCAMPUS is working together with international renowned and aspiring artists of the contemporary art scene.
The exhibition "MEISSEN® – The new Beginning" will be shown at House MEISSEN.
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Spring 2014: Competed in four of five tournaments...finished tied for 19th with a score of 220 (77-71-72), which was seven-over par in the Rutherford Intercollegiate.
Fall 2013: Competed in all five tournaments... was 11-over par at the Gene Miranda Falcon Invitational and shot a 227 (75-75-77)… finished in the top-50 at the Golf Galaxy VCU Shootout, going for an 11-over 227 (79-73-74) performance...lowered score by nine strokes from first roung to last round to go +7 with a 220 (81-72-67) in the ODU/OBX Collegiate.
Spring 2013: Competed in all five spring tournaments... finished in the top-20 twice and in the top-5 once... was tied for second at the UNCW Seahawk Intercollegiate after shooting 4-over and leading the Terps to a third place finish out of 12 teams... finished T17 at the Rutherford Intercollegiate.
Fall 2012: Played in all five fall tournaments... shot a 5-over 221 (73-75-73) at the Tar Heel Invitational... finished tied for eighth place in the VCU Shootout shooting a 4-over 220 (75-76-69)... fired a 14-over 158 (83-75) at the Firestone Invitational... tallied a 4-over 220 (75-75-70) at the Wolfpack Intercollegiate... finished tied for tenth at the Bridgestone Golf Collegiate shooting a 3-over 219 (71-71-77).
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Bennington officials react to NYT heroin articleBy Patrick McArdle
STAFF Writer | March 15,2014BENNINGTON Community leaders came together Friday to formulate a response to a New York Times article about heroin use, which some said painted Bennington in an unbalanced and negative light.
Select Board Chairman Joseph Krawczyk Jr. said it was important to make a formal response. But he said the community should not run away from the fact that we recognize that we do have an issue here that weve got to solve, but at the same time, we know that and were taking steps to solve that problem.
The article was published March 5 and carried the headline: Heroin Scourge Overtakes A Quaint Vermont Town.
Krawczyk said of the article: It painted the town of Bennington in a very bad light ... To say that we have turned our back on an issue here, which is addiction to drugs of any type, is not true.
Sue Maguire, principal of Mount Anthony Union High School, said her biggest concern was a quote attributed to Trooper Wayne Godfrey of the Vermont State Police alluding to heroin use by high school students.
Everyone is doing it, Godfrey said in the Times article. Its in the high school. The kids are doing it right in school. You find baggies in the hallway.
MAU was not named, but Maguire said it wasnt true.
Everyone isnt using heroin, she said. Weve never found a baggie of heroin or any drug sitting in the hallway and kids obviously arent shooting up and using drugs in the hallways.
Maguire added, For me, that particular quote sensationalized a really serious problem that we face like every other community, but the sensationalism was at the expense of our kids and our school.
Bennington Police Chief Paul Doucette supported Maguire. He said the high school was in his departments jurisdiction and he was not aware of any investigation that found heroin in the school halls or heroin use in the building.
However, he also said he knew Godfrey and said he was a good police officer. He said he hoped the community could move past the comment and look at drug abuse in the community.
Doucette said local law enforcement has been doing its part, sharing resources and working with community members who have begun to bring information to police because theyre tired of seeing drugs in their town.
We have worked very hard with the Sheriffs Department, the Vermont State Police, the New York State Police, Rensselaer County Sheriffs Department and the Bennington County states attorneys office to locate, put a case together, apprehend and prosecute people that are dealing drugs in our community, he said. And I think that weve done very well at that.
Doucette also talked about how police would like to do more to help than simply making arrests.
Some of these people need help and in order to help them, there needs to be follow-through with these people that are arrested, he said. There needs to be a way that we can treat the people that we dont arrest that realize they need help. You dont have to be arrested to get help.
Judith Fellowes-Miller, a local substance abuse prevention consultant for the state Department of Health, said much of her work involves trying to sift through perception and reality. She pointed out that the most recent Youth Risk Behavior Survey of MAU students, which is conducted every two years, found only 1 percent of the students said theyd tried heroin.
This last article (in the New York Times) has reminded me, when I lived in Alaska, people would fly into Alaska and they would stay a week and then they would go away and they would write a book, Fellowes-Miller said. We all thought that was very humorous because the book was nothing like living in Alaska was like.
While no one at the meeting on Friday said the article was entirely inaccurate or that drug addiction was not a problem in Bennington, there were other criticisms. Ralph Provenza, director of United Counseling Service in Bennington, said the article may have overstated and oversimplified the problem.
Town Manager Stuart Hurd, who has been directed by the Select Board to draft a response, said some of the quotes that were used were devastating, but he called the article galvanizing in bringing people together to look at the local drug problems.
Our response to the Times is going to attempt to outline the things that we are all doing here to deal with the problem, Hurd said. I dont think anyone in the community is running away from the problem or hiding their head in the sand. Were not ignorant to whats happening in this community and its happening everywhere.
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Ted Gullatt was the final participant to cross the finish line at Saturday's Shamrock Shuffle but his performance was inspiring.
Approximately a year ago the Summerville doctor had to have his right leg amputated due to an infection and replaced with prosthesis. Soon after he decided to not let that stop him from being active.
Gullatt joined the Summerville YMCA and made use of its stationary bicycles and weight equipment. The rehab was going well so he decided to try something a little more ambitious.
"I just wanted to get back to being active but I heard about the one-mile fun run one day so I thought I would give it a try," he said. "I started walking a little bit and increased my distance more and more until I got to where I felt I could do the full mile. This is my first race and I used my cane but I enjoyed it."
The one-mile run/walk is the last event of the annual Shamrock Shuffle, which also includes a 5K run/walk and 10K run/walk. As the final participant for the event, Gullatt received a police escort down the home stretch of the course.
He strolled across the finish line with a smile on his face, seemingly not even winded, to the cheer of a large crowd that had turned out.
"I'm working hard and I hope to be back where I once was soon," he said.
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Apple Rejects/Removes Unity-built Games to Protect User Privacy
It looks like Apple is using its rejection power for good this time -- removing games built on the Unity engine which included private-API calls that could be used to steal private user information like your iPhone's phone number.
Not all of the rejected/removed games were engaged in privacy violations (or even had the network capability to exploit it), but Apple isn't taking any chances following the Storm8 lawsuit. Touch Arcade has the details:
The Unity engine currently uses the two private API calls that Storm8 allegedly exploited to steal user data, _NSGetEnviron and exc_server. Mantas Puida of Unity Technologies explains these two API's utilized by the Unity engine serve the following functions:
_NSGetEnviron is used by Mono runtime to provide implementation of .NET core API method: Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable().
exc_server is also used by Mono runtime to provide graceful NULL reference exception handling.
The Unity engine, however, has been updated to remove the offending API calls, and the games are being recompiled and resubmitted to the App Store. Hopefully this will keep users' data safe from unscrupulous developers, while the scrupulous ones continue to turn out great games.
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Apple Rejects/Removes Unity-built Games to Protect User Privacy
I think that it should be noted in this article that there is actually no requirement to build a game in with the Unity platform in order to retrieve phone numbers and submit them to a server.
Although Storm8 may have been using Unity to do this, from what I understand, such functionality is already available to programmers using public APIs and without Unity.
Apple may have other motives for removing apps based on the Unity platform, and for the record I agree with removing Storm8 if they are violating privacy.
However without Unity these actions are still possible even through the official public APIs.
Just a clarification, I was talking about the address book framework. Which makes it possible to retrieve any phone number stored in the phone book.
If the Unity "hack" allowed for retrieving the owners phone number which was not stored in the address book this is definitely a cause for concern.
However Unity appears to have already fixed this issue, and developers that have built under the new version are still being rejected:http://toucharcade.com/2009/11/12/ravensword-and-many-other-unity-powere...
I hope for them that Apple will begin to approve Unity based apps again as long as they are built with the new version.
Let's keep it on-topic folks and discuss the story, not each other. We appreciate everyone's time, and their understanding. Thanks!
So are there any apps like this currently in the app store?
That's one reason I'm apple is such a stickler on approvals
So what other phones have apps like this if any?
so where apps removed from actual phones or just the app store ?
"That's one reason I'm [happy] apple is such a stickler on approvals"
Huh? Apple approved Spyware for your iPhone! WTF are you talking about? Apple being "a stickler" seems to give you no protection, given tat they have approved multiple pieces of Spyware.
And besides, if there were any other mainstream place to get apps, it would be YOUR decision whether or not to install them. You gain nothing by Apple being "sticklers", and yet you lose choice. Why does that make you happy again?


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Two men were detained after they led lawmen from South Carolina and Georgia on a chase after a bank robbery in North Augusta, according to the North Augusta Department of Public Safety.
George Oakman III, 22, of Warrenville, and 26-year-old David Cassell, of Aiken, were each charged with bank robbery, and Oakman faces an additional charge of failure to stop for blue lights and siren.
The incident began about 12:45 p.m. when an unidentified man walked into the Regions Bank on the 400 block of West Avenue, according to Lt. Tim Thornton, a spokesman for North Augusta Public Safety. The man presented a note to a teller demanding money.
"She did as the note stated and gave him the money; he turned and walked out of the bank," Thornton said. The man fled the scene in a vehicle, which bank employees were able to get a description of and provide to law enforcement.
Officers on patrol in downtown North Augusta spotted the vehicle and attempted a traffic stop, according to Thornton. The vehicle failed to stop, and a chase ensued across the 13th Street bridge into Augusta.
"Georgia authorities resumed the pursuit," Thornton said. "The pursuit eventually worked its way back into Carolina across the Fifth Street bridge."
North Augusta Public Safety again got involved in the chase, which continued into Warrenville, where law enforcement successfully stopped the vehicle, Thornton said. The two occupants in the vehicle surrendered without incident at the intersection of St. John's Road and Legion Road in Warrenville.
Thornton said two men have been detained. Investigators believe one went into the bank and robbed it while the other waited in the get-away car. Thornton anticipates additional charges from Georgia and Aiken County authorities.
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A body found in a wooded area off Hamelin Road in Aiken County on Tuesday has been ruled a homicide, according to Aiken County Coroner Tim Carlton.
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Lori Long is an Associate Professor instructing courses in human resources and general management and is also a Faculty Fellow in the Center for Innovation and Growth. She holds a Ph.D. in Business Administration from Kent State University, a Master of Labor Relations and Human Resources from Cleveland State University and a Bachelor of Arts from Bowling Green State University. She is certified as a Senior Professional in Human Resources through the Human Resource Certification Institute. Dr. Long is also the President of LK Consulting, LLC, a human resource management consulting firm and she has over eighteen years of experience in the practice of human resource management.
Dr. Long's research interests include online learning, effective work/life management strategies and the policy implications of federal employment laws and regulations. Her work has been published in The Journal of Workplace Learning, The International Journal of E-learning, Equal Opportunities International, The Journal of Management Development and several other journals, books and conference proceedings. She is also the author of The Parent's Guide to Family Friendly Work (Career Press, 2007).
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I did not know much about BW when I started teaching here part-time while I was finishing my doctorate at Kent State University. I quickly learned that BW is a special place where I had the opportunity to work with impressive colleagues and students. As a result, when I finished my program and began my search for a full-time academic opportunity, I found an opportunity to stay.
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Jones County lost to Glynn Academy 26-14 in the playoff game, ending its season with a 7-4 record.
The younger Williams, a senior wingback, ran for 1,871 yards and 30 touchdowns for the Greyhounds during the regular season. He sprained his left knee when tackled on a kickoff return late in the third quarter of the final regular season game against Grovetown on Nov. 9 and did not play in the fourth quarter.
Team officials indicated that they were told, after Williams was examined the next day, that the sprain was not severe and that though he would need to wear a knee brace and might not be 100 percent effective, he should be able to play against Glynn in the playoff game.
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Five local athletes from Charleston Taekwondo brought home 13 medals, including five golds, from the HaTaeKyung Taekwondo Championships in Atlanta Nov. 16 and 17 where more than 500 kids ages 4-18 competed.
Calvin Volkmann, 6, a green belt from Mount Pleasant competing in his second tournament, brought home gold in both forms and board breaking while earning a bronze in sparring.
Jackson Millet, 8, a green stripe belt from Mount Pleasant, got the gold in board breaking plus two silver medals in forms and sparring.
Competing in their first tournaments, red stripe belt Collin Aleksak, 11, and yellow belt Russ Ugur, 12, both turned in gold medal performances in board breaking.
Ugur, of Sullivan's Island, also earned silver medals in forms and sparring while Mount Pleasant's Aleksak came home with bronze medals in those two events.
Competing in the black stripe belt class, 15-year-old Jesse Taylor of North Charleston won a silver medal in her sparring match.
Charleston Taekwondo coach Donovan Rider said he could not be prouder of his athletes, most having started Taekwondo within the past year.
"Their hard work and dedication to being the best is something to be admired," said Rider, South Carolina native who competed in the 2010 Olympic Trials for Taekwondo. "These athletes have what it takes to go all the way."
Charleston Taekwondo will head to Atlanta again in February for a sparring-only tournament before competing in the state championships in Columbia in March.
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The JV team ran as a varsity team at the U-32 Invitational. Harwood's JV boy runners beat varsity teams from seven schools. Leading the way for Harwood were seniors Noah Evans, Sam Robinson, Brian Cahallan, Ethan Carr and Eli Winters. They were supported by freshmen Colin Fennelly and Tristan Touchette. Harwood JVs beat 2012 Vermont Division 3 runners from Fairfax by one point.
Harwood JV girls had solid performances running as varsity at the U-32 Invitational. They were led by first-year runners Madeline Strasser and Aenea Mead and seniors Nina Cavender and Libby Morehouse.
Meanwhile, the varsity boys and girls competed at the New England Small School Championships in Manchester, NH. This race is rated among the top 50 high school races in the country. Harwood boys finished second to East Greenwich, Rhode Island. They were led by Sam Nishi's third-place finish in a personal best time of 16:02. He was backed up by teammates Caleb Kessler, Geoffrey Kazlow, Nathanael Kuzio and Nathaniel Kazlow all in the top 20 in the 200-plus runner field. Nishi's time now places him third on the all-time Harwood Best with only Eric Morse and Bruce Hyde (both went on to become sub 4:00 milers) ahead of the Harwood junior.
The girls placed third, only one point behind Greely, Maine. They had outstanding races from Grace Butler, Marla Davidson and Alice Woodruff. All three achieved personal bests.
On Saturday, October 5, Harwood cross-country travels to Belfast, Maine, to compete in the Maine XC Festival of Champions. Their competition will come from 77 teams throughout Maine and the Canadian Maritimes.
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At their home meet on Tuesday, October 1, the Harwood Union High School boys' and girls' cross-country teams crushed their competition, both finishing first in a field of nine schools.
For boys, Harwood runners took the top three slots, with senior Geoffrey Kazlow finishing first with a time of 17:31 for the 5k race. Senior Caleb Kessler finished second in 17:43 and junior Sam Nishi finished third in 17:58. Senior Nathaniel Kazlow finished fifth in 18:18 to round out the top 10 slots.
For girls, Harwood senior Grace Butler finished first with a time of 21:14 for the 5k race. Senior Marla Davidson finished third with a time of 21:49, and Charlotte Boyden, Alice Woodruff and Ellie Ramsey finished seventh, eighth and ninth, respectively, to round out the top 10.


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