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A Williamsville investor has acquired a small community commercial strip on the West Side of Buffalo, paying $545,000 for a building with an M&T Bank branch and a retail business.
Ahmed Abdulsalam, through 118 Grant Property Inc., bought the 14,510-square-foot, one-story building at 118, 132 and 136 Grant St. from Suk An, an investor from Rochester. Suk and Yong An had purchased it in July 2012 from the Western Regional OTB, through 443 Tonawanda LLC, for $525,000, but Yong An later died unexpectedly, said Cory Haqq, a broker at Hastings Cohn Real Estate.
"So we put it on the market again, and it literally was under contract within just a few weeks," said Haqq, who handled the deal. "It's indicative of what's going on. If you get a good quality listing, it's not going to be around long."
Built in 1996, the structure includes the 7,290-square-foot branch and Ask Imports, a retailer, in 7,220 square feet of space.


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Had a Blast first time I really had fun on battlefield 1!! Thanks guys!
I will be able to make!
I'll be there!!!! (Michael Jackson voice)
Count on me to be there!!!
SMH!!!! IDK that was an brain farting moment. Drilling into silicon is never a good thing.:help::bang:
I will be there!
Did you like it or did you hate it?
Has anybody tried the Steam Controller?
I have the deluxe edition.If anybody has it I don't mind playing it with you. I will be on the TeamSpeak as much as I can after 6 pm week days and randomly on the weekends.
Titan X is the way to go!! Plus an overclocked Titan x cant be beat!!
I''l be there!!
I was able to run Hairworks without any lags. I did take a small hit in the FPS department, but it seems that my minimum FPS is above 60 FPS.
I would go with the MSI 970A SLI Krait Edition becasue of the 3.1 compatibility!!!
GTA V by a longshot!!! The game was more than I expected. Note: I didn't play it before the PC release.
:) it works majority of the time!!
I would wait for the 3xx series. !ven though it may be similar to the previous 2xx series, it will have some type of new technology.
The BenQ XL2730Z Black-Red 27" is a great monitor for 1440p!!!!
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The Road Safety Action Plan 2018-2019 is the next chapter towards achieving our target to reduce serious road casualties by at least 30 percent by 2020 as outlined in Towards Zero Together – South Australia's Road Safety Strategy 2020. The plan includes priority actions to be delivered by the end of 2019.
This action plan has been developed collaboratively by the Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure, South Australia Police, Motor Accident Commission, Local Government Association of South Australia, the Royal Automobile Association and the University of Adelaide Centre for Automotive Safety Research.
This action plan continues the focus established under Towards Zero Together and previous action plans. It responds to emerging trends from a review of road crash data, and developments in knowledge and technology that supports new solutions. It also recognises the directions set nationally through the National Road Safety Strategy and its supporting action plans.
We have come a long way in reducing road trauma in South Australia and with the benefit of improved research, information and technology, and through the efforts of a committed community we are confident that more can be done.
Download the Road Safety Action Plan 2018-2019 (PDF 2.9MB)
Download the Road Safety Action Plan 2013-2016 (PDF 1.8MB)
Download the Road Safety Action Plan 2011 & 2012 (PDF)
Motorists are advised that a new red light and speed camera has been activated today (Thursday, 5 December) at the intersection of Montague Road and Walkleys Road, Ingle Farm.
Road users are advised that amendments to the Australian Road Rules, aimed at removing ambiguity and improving road safety, will come into effect in South Australia on Sunday.
Pedestrian safety is set to be improved at a busy wombat crossing in front of the Brighton Surf Life Saving Club, with construction underway on a $128,000 safety upgrade.
Road surfacing works will be undertaken on Ayliffes Road, St Marys this weekend, as part of the Darlington Upgrade Project.


text: jasona2z Posted June 22, 2016 (edited) Hello, This is my first post! About me: My name is Jason and I live in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. In 2013 I went to Japan for 2 weeks with a group of musicians and worked on their shows. Whilst we did travel quite a bit by train, I didn't really get to see many places. However on a day off I was able to go to Akihabara, and somehow found myself in Tamtam hobby shop. I really appreciated the model trains but didn't really have the money or space to bring home such items at the time. Fast forward to April 2016, and after a few years of saving, I decided to go and explore Japan by myself. JR rail pass in hand I flew to Tokyo, and explored the country for 3 weeks. Tokyo, Fuji, Nagoya, Kyoto, Izumo (on the Sunrise Express), Yonago, Osaka, Hiroshima, Nara, Sendai, Hokkaido….Just to name a few places. I did some very interesting train related adventures, including going from Tokyo to Izumo on the Sunrise Express - little sleep was had but the sights and sounds of the overnight train were definitely worth it! I also went to the Island of Hokkaido for a day trip from Sendai on the E5 Hayabusa, only 2 weeks after it opened. I love the E5! It is an amazing looking machine! I also went to the JR railway park in Nagoya and to the new Kato Shop in Kyoto shortly after it opened. During this recent trip I remembered how much I had liked the model trains at Tamtam and decided that i would put some of my spending money towards a train, a Shinkansen as I think it is an amazing form of transport, and as much as I like air travel, the Shinkansen is genius in my opinion. So, I did some research as I travelled, went to quite a few different model shops and eventually decided on an N scale train, so that I could model my future layout on Japan. After an afternoon at the Kato store in Tokyo I decided on an E5! - don't get me wrong, I wanted one of each shinkansen that was on the shelf, but i decided on the wonderful green 10 car set. I have also since acquired: A 923 Dr Yellow, that a friend brought back from Japan for me. A Kato Pocket line, Green Chibi steam locomotive Kato N700A starter set (to be completed in the future…) and on the way via ebay, an EF210-100 Loco These are going to be run on my in progress starter layout consisting on double concrete tie track with super-elevated corners. This will be my starting track, however in the future I am thinking of basing my layout on T-Trak, setup at home and certain elements going to (possible) club meets when I join a club. I will probably put some more updates (and photos) on here before making a layout thread in the future. Thanks so much, Have a great day! Edit: here is my first layout post; http://www.jnsforum.com/community/topic/12652-t-trak-rural-platform-engine-shed/ Edited February 26, 2017 by jasona2z 6 Share this post Link to post


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Belgian cyclist Frank Vandenbroucke has died at the age of 34 after he was found dead in his hotel room while on holiday in Senegal, Belgian media have reported. The cause of death has not yet been established but initial reports indicate that the 34-year-old died of a blood clot in the lung.
Frank Vandenbroucke, known as VDB, made his professional debut in 1994 and recorded an impressive 51 victories, including his career highlight, the Liege-Bastogne-Liege classic in 1999, a year in which he also won two stages of the Spanish Vuelta.
Laurent De Backer, head of the Belgian cycling federation, said of the news: "An athlete with a brilliant but too short career has left us."
Although regarded as one of his nation's greatest talents, his racing career was marred by drugs and personal problems.
Since the Nineties, troubled star Vandenbroucke had suffered from depression and tried to commit suicide two years ago after his wife said she was divorcing him.
And in 2002, Vandenbroucke was twice stopped by police and discovered to be under the influence of alcohol at the wheel of a car. In another incident that year, a police search at his home uncovered a large quantity of doping substances.
In 2003, when he rode for the Quick Step team, Vandenbroucke appeared on the way back after a second place finish in the prestigious Tour of Flanders classic.
But although he had attempted several comebacks to professional cycling in recent years, he could not regain the form that saw him as a major force in cycling a decade ago and sunk back into depression. He was eager to resume racing next year, but could not find a team.


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text: Germans invented the M, RS and AMG badges for their sedans, the Aussies were pumping out cars like the 1971 Ford Falcon GTHO Phase III, widely regarded as, if not the, one of the fastest production saloons of its time with a top speed of 141.5 mph. One cannot tell if the yellow with black stripes Ford Falcon GT is original or a heavily tampered replica (it looks like the 1970-1972 Ford Falcon XY, but it could be a 1969-1970 Falcon XW, as the styling differences between the two were minor), but this old lady can sure put up a fight – even against a contemporary Lamborghini . You think you have a V10 italoalemán enough to race a car at least 30 more years older than yours , you're wrong . But do not count on the fact that this car is a Ford Falcon GT , one of the most impressive and powerful cars that have existed Australians . Apparently the Ford Falcon GT in question belongs to the XY series , which puts him at least 300 hp from its 351 Cleveland V8 engine , although I must have some modifications to overcome the Lamborghini of the way it does .


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Taylor was recently diagnosed with asthma. Given she has multiple asthma triggers and an asthma attack can come on at anytime and can be fatal if not properly treated, it's important that she always has her rescue inhaler on her. I decided to make a backpack that will go with her everywhere. I wanted it roomy enough to hold her inhaler and spacer on a daily basis and then also hold her Leapster, crayons and drawing pad and a book or 2 for our frequent doctors appointments or other outings.
Given it's going to become a constant accessory, I figured she should have a say in what it would look like so we headed to the fabric store and she picked out this floral fabric and I assisted in picking out the coordinating fabrics. I absolutely LOVE the colorful combination of fabrics!
In this pic the backpack is hanging on the back of her doll stroller.
I used this tutorial and pattern as a starting guide but made a few modifications. First, I made the body of the backpack slightly larger and the sides slightly narrower. I also lined it, added a zipper to the sides, eliminated the open fold as the opening and created a pocket on the front.
Here's a pic with her inhaler and spacer inside.
The fabric tag has her name on it since everything that goes to preschool has to be labelled.
When I finished it last night, she was quite excited. I asked if she likes it and she said "Yep, I do. It's beautiful, Mom".
Love that girl!!!
She was soooo excited to carry to school today and bring it home again.


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I have been every opinionated lately, I always want to give my imput on various things such as Items, Movies, Clothes, World Events, etc. There is so many movies that have been coming out that I have been trying to see and I am trying to catch up to speed.
First Movie that I will be Reviewing The Perfect Guy with Michael Ealy and Morris Chesnut.
Storyline of the Movie Provided to you by IMDb
After a painful breakup, successful lobbyist Leah Vaughn (Sanaa Lathan) jumps into a passionate relationship with a charming stranger (Michael Ealy). When her ex-boyfriend (Morris Chestnut) resurfaces in her life she has to figure out who she should trust and who she should fear. Written by Sony Pictures Entertainment
Of course when Michael Ealy or Morris Chestnut is in a movie the ladies go crazy(Not for me sorry fellas). I watched this moviea few nights ago andI was just in "WOW". I Truly enjoyed the movie to an extent. I Liked how Morris Chestnut 's character figures out that he needs to MAN up and take responsiblities for what he wants in life because, it's true Women don't want to keep telling their lover, "Hey I am ready to be with you full heartedly and either we work this out or you find someone else." There is no problem with what you want. I will honestly say that when you leave someone because you wanted to rush your sometimes learn and deal with things the hardway. Its always great to be in the arms of another because, the one you were with wasn't doing what they were suppose to or they don't make you feel wanted, or sexy. No one wants a BORING lover. So that much of the movie I liked. Its something about Sanaa Lathans characters when she is in movies they always betray her character to be one of those stuck up "im too good " to wait kind of role which just makes me not want to watch movies with her in because you pretty much know how its going to end. Now Michael Ealy's character despite the stalkerish character was very mysterious and intising if I am allowed to say . He is a little crazy but something thats good. I would have to give this movie a 5/10 because I felt like its your typical story line. If the movie has either Morris Chestnut or Michael Ealy in it that its going to be along the lines of, he's trying to get the girl or win the girl back.


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Affordable Everglades Kayak Tours
Here are our current tours:
The three hour Everglades Kayak Tour is just $99.50 per person plus tax. This does not include gratuity for your guide (typically 15-20%). The tours are a minimum of 2 people.
The six hour Everglades Kayak Tour is just $189.50 per person plus tax. This does not include gratuity for your guide (typically 15-20%). The tours are a minimum of 2 people.
THE LIVE BOOKING CUTS OFF T 3PM DAILY- AFTER THAT PLEASE CALL RUSS THE TOUR DIRECTOR TO BOOK Russ 239 207 2484
Enchantment, Mystery, and Adventure! Discover the timeless Everglades backcountry and take a lifetime of memories with you! Beyond the asphalt, there is another world waiting. Where the pavement and make-believe ends, and the real Florida begins – flat water
rivers, lush tropical jungle, twisting mangrove tunnels and a habitat rich in wildlife. Our Everglades Kayak Tours is without a doubt one of the best and certainly our favorite way to experience the Everglades. Quiet and unobtrusive to wildlife, it is a great way to see things "up close and personal." Imagine paddling quietly, observing breathtaking beauty and gliding up close to the local wildlife. Let go of stress and discover why our paddle trips will become the highlight to your vacation.
This three-hour half day kayak tour is rated "easy active" and is an excellent introduction to kayaking and the Everglades for anyone of any age. Families are welcome. We paddle a total of about three miles at a slow, easy pace. No previous kayaking experience is required.
You will be guided by a Naturalist guide. Our guides have a pulse on the Everglades and have chosen to live and work in the area as a way of life. They are experienced naturalists who are passionate about this fragile ecosystem. Allow them to show you their secret places while sharing their vast knowledge of this irreplaceable world treasure. You will be in knowledgeable, safe and experienced hands.
Safety is paramount. Even if you have never kayaked before, paddling in the Everglades is very safe and great for beginners because our water is warm, flat and shallow. Your guide will thoroughly discuss safety procedures before we head out. Everyone is required to wear a provided PFD (life vest) for the duration of the tour. Your guide will also carry safety, navigation and communications equipment. You will be paddling in comfortable and stable high-quality kayaks and using the best equipment. The type of kayak used will be based on your experience and the current weather conditions. We never go out if dangerous weather conditions (lightening, waves, wind, etc) threaten.
What's Included:
This tour includes in the price: three hours of professional instruction and guiding, single or double kayaks including all kayaking and safety equipment, and all required permits. We use comfortable and stable, single and double, sit-on-top and sit-inside recreational kayaks. You may choose a single or double kayak at your preference. These boats are not the narrow and confining sea kayaks used with spray skirts that you may have seen or used in the past. You need to bring nothing from home except a few personal items discussed below.
What to Bring:
Please bring good sun protection including wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, long sleeved shirt, waterproof sun block and lip balm. Also bring insect repellant with 15-30% DEET. Most importantly, wear protective footwear for walking in water, deep soft mud, and sharp oyster shells. Your shoes will get wet. Sport shoes work great but no flip flops. Don't forget your camera and binoculars! Many clothing and accessory items are available at Naples Outfitters, 2360 Shadowlawn Drive 239 262 6149 Naplesoutfittersflorida.com
Although infrequent, it is sometimes necessary for us to cancel or modify a trip because of unusual or unexpected circumstances. We reserve the right to cancel or modify any trip due to adverse weather conditions, water levels, forest fires, hurricanes, permit restrictions, or other circumstances beyond our control. In the event of a cancellation or modification of a trip, we will fully refund the tour price but we cannot be held responsible for any other resulting expenses (transportation, lodging, etc.) incurred by guests.
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Interested? Drop us an email and we'll be happy to answer your questions.
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Pricing Info:
The three hour Everglades Kayak Tour guided tour costs just $99.50 per person plus tax. This does not include gratuity for your guide (typically 15-20%). The tours are a minimum of 2 people.
The six hour Everglades Kayak Tour is just $189.50 per person plus tax. This does not include gratuity for your guide (typically 15-20%). The tours are a minimum of 2 people.
Nature Tour Guide and Tour director ( Russ ) 239 207 2484
Kayak Fishing Tour Guide direct line ( Bobby Miller)- 239 293 7743
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Here are some commonly asked questions about our Guided Kayak Nature Tours
- Is it common to give a gratuity to my guide? It is certainly customary in the United States to give a gratuity to service personnel who have done a good job, just as you would at any other venue. Remember that your tour guide is checking the weather and tide, loading and unloading the kayaks or boards and working hard to find wildlife on your kayak tour or SUP tour. All of this is in addition to the significant investment in training and equipment that our professional guides have put forth.
- Are there alligators? There are alligators in Florida. We don't provide tours in areas that normally would have any significant population of gators. Remember also that gators really just want to eat, sleep and make more gators. They usually eat things like fish and turtles.
- What should I wear? Ideally you should protect your skin from the sun, either with sun block or sun protective clothing. Sun protective hats and clothing are available at Naples Outfitters, at 2360 Shadowlawn Drive in Naples. NaplesOutfitters.com
- Do you have single and double kayaks? We have both. When you book your tour the booking software will ask you if you would like singles or doubles.
- Are life jackets provided? Always. In fact, on nature tours our guide will require you to wear one.
- What if we have never paddled before? Our guides are also instructors. Your tour will be a beginner lesson and a tour!
- What if it rains? There are quite a few months in SW Florida that getting rained on can be just wonderful. However, your guide has been checking the weather carefully in an attempt to avoid lightning. If we can't go for safety reasons, or if it will be just too wet then we will gladly refund your money or reschedule your tour, as you wish.


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Killing a frozen VM on a vSphere ESX host
Occasionally virtual machines (VMs) get stuck in a zombie state and will not respond to a power-off command using the traditional vSphere client power controls. Rebooting a host will fix this condition — but rebooting is usually not an option. Fortunately, there are a few methods for forcing the VM to shut down without rebooting the host.
I previously documented these methods with VMware Infrastructure 3 (VI3) and wanted to make sure they all worked with vSphere. The methods below are listed in order of usage preference starting with using normal VM commands and ending with a brute force method.
Method 1 – Using the vmware-cmd service console command (the command-line interface equivalent of using the vSphere Client)
- Log in to the ESX service console.
- The vmware-cmd command uses the configuration file name (.vmx) of the VM to specify the VM to perform an operation on. You can type vmware-cmd -l to get a list of all VMs on the host and the path and name of their configuration file. The path uses the Universally Unique Identifier (UUID) or long name of the data store; alternatively, you can use the friendly name instead. If you do not want to type the path when using the vmware-cmd command you can change to the VM's directory and run the command without the path.
- You can optionally check the power state of the VM by typing vmware-cmd <VM config file path & name> getstate.
- To forcibly shutdown a VM type vmware-cmd <VM config file path & name> stop hard.
- You can check the state again to see if it worked; if it did the state should now be off.
Method 2 – Using the vm-support command to shut down the VM by first finding the virtual machine ID
…and then using the vm-support command to forcibly terminate it. This method does a lot more then shutting down the VM, as it also produces debugging information that you can use to troubleshoot an unresponsive VM.
- Log in to the ESX Service Console.
- The vm-support command is a multi-purpose command that is mainly used to troubleshoot host and VM problems. You can use the -X parameter to forcibly shutdown a VM and also produce a file with debugging information. This command will create a .tgz file in the directory that you run it in and cannot be run from a VMFS volume directory (running it in the /tmp directory is recommended). First type vm-support -x to get a list of the virtual machine IDs (VMID) of your running VMs.
- To forcibly shut down the VM and generate core dumps and log files, type vm-support -X <VMID>. You will receive prompts asking if you want to take a screenshot of the VM. A screenshot can be useful to see if there are any error messages. You will also be prompted to see if you wish to send an NMI and an ABORT to the VM, which can aid in debugging. You must say yes to the ABORT prompt for the VM to be forcibly stopped. Once the process completes, which can take 10-15 minutes, a .tgz file will be created in the directory in which you ran the command that you can also use for troubleshooting purposes. To avoid filling up your file system when the file is created, switch to the /tmp directory when you run the command.
- You can check the state of the VM again either by using the vmware-cmd command or by typing vm-support -x and you should not see the VMID for that VM listed anymore. Be sure and delete the .tgz file that is created when you are done to avoid filling up your host disk.
Method 3 – Using the kill command by first finding the process identifier (PID) of the VM and then using the kill command.
- Log in to the ESX service console.
- The process status (ps) command in Linux shows the currently running processes on a server and the grep command finds the specified text in the output of the ps command. Type ps auxfww | grep <virtualmachinename> to get the process ID (PID) of the VM. You will have two entries returned, one is from the running of the ps command. The longer entry is the running VM process. The longer entry will end in the config file name of the VM and is the one you want to use; the number in the second column of that entry is the PID of the VM.
- The kill command in Linux sends a signal to terminate a process using its ID number. The '-9′ parameter forces the process to quit immediately and cannot be ignored like the more graceful '-15′ parameter can sometimes be. Type kill -9 <PID> which will forcibly terminate the process for the specified VM.
- You can check the state using the vmware-cmd command to see if it worked; if it did, the state should now be off.
All three of these methods work identically on ESX hosts in both VI3 and vSphere. These methods also work for ESXi, but their execution is a bit different. In a future blog post we will cover how to use these methods with ESXi.


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It's pretty clear already that Autumn is getting to me. I always try my best to see the positives out of the dark nights and the cold weather but somehow my body and mind just doesn't agree with it. I had such amazing feedback from my last Sunday Love post about how positive I was feeling but posting it actually made me feel like a fake.
Truth is I wrote that post the week previously after the amazing weekend I had and honestly every word was how I felt at the time. However as it went live last Sunday, life couldn't have been more different. I had the shittest week and I just felt so down. I really did try to pull myself out of the mindset of feeling anxious or at least try to remember the positives out of my life but sometimes you just can't and it feels like a constant battle. What is so exhausting is the constant battle with myself and how mentally draining it can be. One week I am fine the next I'm back at rock bottom.
Its no secret that life has been tougher with Dad being sick and without my right hand lady Jess, who is starting her new life as a mother but I am trying to take hold of my own life and get motivated. However reading back last weeks post made me feel ashamed that I was further from my usual chirpy self, sat on the sofa all weekend, hugging a cup of tea, my new winter blanket and watching Netflix. I mean how cliche have I become.
Autumn isn't for everyone and I know this from experience. Yes we can all snuggle up around the fire and watch endless TV because its too cold to be outside but for me this is a dangerous time. It's so easy to fall back into not going out and not seeing my friends because life that way is comfortable for me. Anxiety comes back like a bitch at this time of year and SAD comes in when you least expect it. Luckily now I have the right support system around me but it still is difficult to just shake off. I have found it vital when I feel unstable like this to try and tell people what is going on. It's so easy for people to say oh just pull yourself together but thats so much easier said than done!
That's why I have decided to just let my body and mind do what it needs to do and if I want to stay in, then I need to at least throw myself into this blog. Staying at home means more time for writing and sharing my life with you guys oh and more time for the puppy... yes people wait till my Sunday Love post this week!! (or just head to instagram!)
Hugs & Kisses
Becki xox


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February 10, 2011 – MetroWest distribution company Bunker Floor Supply Inc. will be relocating from Northborough to Marlborough this summer. Bunker has leased a 25,325-square-foot warehouse at 289 Elm St. in Marlborough.
Co-owner Steve Sandler said the four-person company both keeps its own distribution space and manages a warehouse for a member-owned cooperative. He said the cooperative has run out of space at the current location, 35 Lyman St. in Northborough, and needs room to grow.
Joel Aho, vice president of O'Brien Commercial Properties Inc., represented the landlord, and Colliers International represented the tenant in the lease agreement.
This story originally appeared here