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SERVING Tlir. PHOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960 ^\}t JHuntlej) jfarmsiitie UPS 580-360 THURSDAY JULY 24,1997 - VOLUME 37, NUI^BER 16 - HUNTLEY, ILLINOIS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS McHenry County Fair 1997 Begins - July 30 tliru August 3 Will 1997 mark the last year that the McHenry County Fair is held on its traditional site at the corner of Country Club Road and Route 47 in Woodstock? Right now, no one knows for sure. But what is an uncontested fact is that this year's fair - which runs from July 30 through August 3 ~ will be every bit as big, and offer every bit as much family fun as fair goers have come to expect. "There still seems to be a lot of confusion about this year's fair," according to fair President Ron Hansen. "Everybody seems to know that the county has sold some of the land that we've used over the years. But a lot of people don't realize that the sale won't become final until after this year's fair is over. If then. "As far as this year's fair is concemed, nothing has changed." 4t^t\ addition to the traditional .^Vdway attractions, horse shows and livestock judging, this year's fair will feature Paul Revere and the Raiders on Friday night with the Coasters, the Drifters and Platters taking over the main stage on Saturday. The Silhouettes will entertain Thursday night free of charge through the courtesy of the Chicago Tribune. The popular truck and tractor pulls will be staged on Sunday morning with the traditional demolition derby set to wind things up on Saturday night. "One of the things that makes our fair a little unusual is that we still have harness races," Hansen pointed out. The trotters will be running on Wednesday and Thursday. Other attractions will include everything from an antique tractor display to chainsaw sculptors Tim and Karen Baker who will carve a variety of life-size figures from otherwise ordinary logs. "Despite the uncertainty over where next year's fair will be held, this year's fair is healthy and promises to be every bit as exciting as any we've ever held," Hansen said. For more information, call the fair office at 815-338-5315 between 9 am and 5 pm Monday through Friday. Miss Huntley, Jennifer Schroeder will continue representing Huntley at the McHenry County Fair which opens July 30th and runs through August 3rd. Jennifer is 19-years-old, 5 feet 6 inches in height with blonde hair and blue eyes. She is a 1995 Huntley High graduate. Jennifer is pursuing a career with the airlines. She has lived in Huntley for 9 years and is the daughter of Ron and Karen Schroeder. She is sponsored by the Huntley Area Chamber of Commerce. Miss Huntiey, Jennifer Scliroeder, will compete in the Miss McHenry County Pageant that will be held July 30th at 7:30pm at the grandstand at the Fairgrounds. Schedule of Events appears on Page 8 Huntley 9 year old /10 year old Traveling Allstars Take Second in Hampshire Tournament On the weekend of July 11th, 12th and 13th the Hundey 9 year old & 10 year old Allstars, sponsored by Landmark Contractor Inc., traveled to Hampshire to participate in their first ^pnnual traveling Allstar Jumament. Huntley took 2nd place losing a very tough game to Burlington in extra innings. These boys played together as a team and showed great pride and spirit. Huntley should be proud of the way this team represented their town. Pictured in the Photo on the Left are members of the 9 year old & 10 year old traveling Allstar tournament team that took second place in Hampshire on July 11, 12, and 13. Back row left to right: Adam Brunschon (Coach) Alex Bitzenhofer, Matt Drafall, Kun Dehning, Todd Brunschon, Bobby Robles, Dennis Pfaff (Coach). Middle row: Levi Pippenger, Chris Ayala, Zach Mazur, Collin Kelamatas. Front row: Daniel Worst, Tyler Beaty, Tyler Lueth, and Jason Abramavicius (Coach).
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This posts introduces great wedding venues that are located in Helsinki and one in Espoo. All of them are excellent for having an amazing wedding! The priority when choosing the venues to my list has been that every one of these venues have a good athmosphere for a wedding. The wedding venue is always big part of the wedding day, and it plays a crucial part on the success of the wedding day. The wedding venues listed are in no particular order.
Tenalji von Fersen, Suomenlinna
Tenalji von Fersen is one of the best places in Finland to hold a big wedding! You can fit almost 200 guests there, as it is a really flexible venue. The athmosphere has been amazing every time I've been shooting a wedding in Tenalji. The dance floor is really nice and big, and the whole wedding party (all the guests) can fit on it at the same time. Tenalji von Fersen seems to be one of the most favorite places for foreing couples – it's not a suprise, since Suomenlinna is an exotic place for the guests from other countries.
Located in the center of Helsinki, G18 is a classical and traditional looking wedding venue. If you're looking for a classy venue with very little decoration needed to have a wedding, look no further. High ceilings and big white pillars omake this a god-looking place for a city wedding. The lounge next to the main room is a good place to hang out when there is a little time to just chat with your friends and relatives. Most of the wedding couples that choose G18 as their wedding venue choose the Helsinki Vanha Kirkko as their chuch, because it is just a small walk from there to the G18.
HSS Boathouse
Located on a small island, just a few minutes on a ferry, the HSS Boathouse is one of the most unique wedding venues in Helsinki. It's round main room is really nice, as it provides a panoramic view on the sea. The staff is very helpful and professional. I really recommend this place for a wedding venue, because all the weddings held here have had an amazing athmosphere. I think this alone is an important reason when choosing a wedding venue.
Agroksenmäen holvikellari
During the last few years the Agroksenmäen Holvikellari has risen to a huge fame. One of the most important reasons for this is that the venue is underground, cut in stone. It is a fairly dark and athmospheric wedding venue, and candles are often almost the only source of light. The venue can't hold a big wedding, maybe 120 guests at maximum. For a winter wedding the Agroksenmäen Holvikellari is a really good choice.
Kulosaaren Casino
At Kulosaaren Casino there are two different venues: Merisali and Sun Marine. Both of them are good places for a wedding, but only the Merisali can be used in the winter. You should visit the Casino to see how they differ from each other. But here is a short description anyway: Merisali is "grander" with a big dance floor and a bar. Sun Marine in on its part a bit smaller and more "cosy", with more white surfaces. The staff is friendly and professional. The first two pictures are from Sun Marine and the last two from Merisali.
Mirror Room, Hotelli Kämp
The most famous and glamorous Finnish hotel, the Hotel Kämp, sports a great wedding venue called the Mirror Room. It is almost ready for a wedding, as little or no additional decorations are needed for it to function as a wedding venue. It's an old and glamorous room, with gold paint all over the place and hundreds of small details in the walls and ceilings. A huge mirror in the back of the room lends itself to the name of the venue. The food is top notch and the service is excellent, as should be expected from a high-class hotel. There is a round lounge in front of the Mirror Room, that is featured in the first picture below. The only downside is the size of the Mirror Room, as you can't hold a really big wedding there.
Salmi Sali
Only a few years old, but fairly popular already. Salmi Sali is located in Salmisaari, Helsinki. It's a big and modern wedding venue consisting of one big room and a big balcony. It holds up to 200 guests if needed, so it's suited for medium to big sized weddings. If you're not on a hunt for an old and overly romantic wedding venue, then this is a good alternative.
The best wedding venue in Espoo by far. Espoonkartano is an old mansion built in the 18th century. It has lots of green fields and trees in it's perimeter. The inside of the Espoonkartano consist of many medium sized rooms, each with it's unique color theme in the walls. The patio is a good place for a number of different activities, like tossing of the bouquet or cutting of the cake, if the weather is permitting. The donwstairs is also available, and it has often been a place for the smaller children to play at. The athmospehre is great and you can get really good wedding portraits in the vincinity of Espoonkartano.
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- Restaurant Pääkonttori
- Grand Casino Helsinki
- Katajanokan Casino
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In a letter addressed to Jody Lassiter, who serves as CEO of both the industrial foundation and the Danville-Boyle County Economic Development Partnership, Hunstad said he was stepping down because he "determined the BCIF is a privately owned 'for profit' corporation and not a non-profit organization as represented."
The mayor of Danville and Boyle County Judge-Executive serve as non-voting, ex officio members of the industrial foundation. In addition to the city and county leaders and Lassiter, the foundation includes nine elected members who represent many of the county's top employers.
Hunstad has recently questioned whether the city is getting its money's worth from its investment in the EDP. During Wednesday's regular EDP board meeting Hunstad, whose poor attendance at previous meetings has been in the news recently, objected to the group's plans to move into buildings at Constitution Square Park.
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That makes Tri-City ValleyCats catcher-first baseman Jobduan Morales a rarity.
The Bayamon, P.R. native was acquired on May 26 by the ValleyCats' parent Houston Astros when Houston sent big league outfielder Justin Ruggiano to the Miami Marlins in return for him.
Straight up; New York-Pennsylvania League player (Morales was at Jamestown last season) for a player on a major league 25-man roster.
Well, not exactly. The Astros had signed Ruggiano as a free agent and sent him to Class AAA Oklahoma City. But the righthand-hitting outfielder had spent parts of several seasons with the Tampa Bay Rays. And the Marlins brought him to the majors as soon as the trade was finalized.
"I was surprised," Morales said. "Surprised me, (that) he (Ruggiano) went right (back) to the big leagues."
The trade made Morales feel important — especially when, in his first start with the Marlins, Ruggiano hit a game-winning single.
Ruggiano certainly doesn't play every day for the Marlins but he often starts against left-handed pitchers. His numbers suggest he may deserve to pay for often. In 134 at-bats, he's hitting .366 with 15 doubles, 1 triple, eight home runs, 22 runs batted in and 11 stolen bases.
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From 2007-2011, Ruggiano hit .248 in 105 at-bats with Tampa Bay, with 23 doubles, 14 homers and 45 RBIs. Continued...
"Yes, I felt (important)," Morales said of the trade. "I'm in NYP, he's in big leagues."
On July 29, 2010, Lowell Spinners righthander Roman Mendez pitched against the ValleyCats at Joe Bruno Stadium.
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Unlike the pair of Red Sox, Morales was traded for a major league one-for-one.
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Mendez has been up and down with the Rangers on two occasions.
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He homered in the ValleyCats' home opener against Vermont and hit a grand slam in a victory over the Connecticut Tigers.
He hit .367 over the first three weeks of the season but a recent slump — and having to share time with two other catchers — have knocked him down to .269 (29-for-108).
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Last season with the Marlins' Jamestown club, Morales hit .272 (49-for-180) with 10 doubles, 5 triples, 4 homers and 23 RBIs.
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It's Good To Be Green
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Dreaming of the one and only
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Become a master mulcher and your garden, and wallet, will pay you back in kind
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Fixation with silver linings
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Home Beautiful
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Good soil, food, water and a haircut can make your gardenias best in the street
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Shed as cladding a true vision
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Nothing to be sneezed at
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'Growing tomatoes is a great way to introduce gardening to young minds'
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How to keep the fun in functional
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dark mage | #61 Subject: i hope they do Posted: 11/13/2005 20:23:12 |
i want thme to remake 7,8, n 9 cuzz i hate playin the ps1 games
Nyte26 | #62 Subject: could be.. Posted: 11/14/2005 08:41:51 |
Rank: Prestige mode Joined: 11/01/2005 Post Count: 0 Offline |
interesting id love to see those PS1 games get re-done. and that tech-demo of 7 just gives hope that they just may crossinf my fingeres cause there are playns for a FF already for PS3
wingedcloud7... | #63 Subject: yeah Posted: 11/14/2005 17:58:32 |
they say theres a ff7 remake that technical thing don't really know if it's true thought but i have a trailer of it
D-block14 | #64 Subject: FF7 Remake? Posted: 11/15/2005 01:11:27 |
At this time the only thing that is being released that has to do with FF7 is the movie Advent Children (which is awesome)and a few games like Derge of Cerebus (which stars Vincent)and a game on cell phones that takes place before the events of FF7.From what I have read in magazines and online there is no remake of FF7.
Advant | #65 Subject: Sweet Posted: 11/15/2005 18:26:15 |
I finally found a club that Will suit me very well, I wish i could make my club as cool as this on. Well yea, If you look at my page, you will know I love final fatasy. I mean I have every single one. Well peace
Hatori33 | #66 Subject: FF WOW Posted: 11/15/2005 18:51:26 |
FF is da most awsome game and the story of the games r great i luv it!
wingedcloud7... | #67 Subject: hahahahahahahah Posted: 11/15/2005 21:27:11 |
well let's just say i have my connections i found out in some websire forgot what it was do u have msn i can send u a trailer
MisguidedJok... | #68 Subject: Final Fantasy Is The Shit!!! Posted: 11/15/2005 21:42:31 |
Yeah, Downloaded Advent Children, Nothin short of amazing. Damn sub-titles though. Guess i will just have to wait for the DVD to come out, but awesome anyways. Never have I seen a Movie be so faithful to a story. Stellar in so many ways!
LightCypher | #69 Subject: old skool Posted: 11/15/2005 22:10:22 |
i totally got wrapped up from the first game for NES...it's all been downhill from then.
FF3 saved my life... |
Damion_Brigg... | #70 Subject: I have to agree w/ old skool... Posted: 11/16/2005 12:20:42 |
I've been hooked since the initial release of the first FF title on NES. I still have it and play it once and a while too!
MisguidedJok... | #71 Subject: My Addiction Posted: 11/16/2005 15:41:38 |
First Final Fantasy I Played was 7 when i first bought my PS1. Hooked since then. Offers a worth while experiance for everyone they release. Gonna play 'em till im dead!
Advant | #72 Subject: Delay Fo Game Posted: 11/16/2005 20:26:42 |
Guys, i have some bad news, If you havent heard it, FFX11 will be delayed even longer! I can't wait any longer. Oh well, I gueees i Will just PLay all my other ones over and over again. Peace
wingedcloud7... | #73 Subject: yeah Posted: 11/16/2005 22:35:48 |
i know right it's soo gay two years ago they said it was coming out in 2005 and this year they say it's coming out next year FFXII is really pissing me off
Nyte26 | #74 Subject: played it Posted: 11/17/2005 08:35:12 |
Rank: Prestige mode Joined: 11/01/2005 Post Count: 0 Offline |
yup played the demo of 12 last night. very different than any other ffs in the series save for 11 because the took some creatures right from the game and the battle system is just like it. over all its gonna take some getting use to...especially seeing Mandys from 11 on an offline game kinda scary. have a good weekend all, i kno i will being able to play this demo and DQ8 now
MisguidedJok... | #75 Subject: Taking Forever! Posted: 11/17/2005 17:53:55 |
Yeah man, i need a Final Fantasy Hit. I think i may go rent DQ just to check out the demo. Heres hopin DQ is a good game as well!
Dark_Link200... | #76 Subject: Final Fantasty Rocks Posted: 11/17/2005 18:04:27 |
I love Final Fantasty 10, it's the best of the series, but I am stuck on Omega. Anyone here got any tips on how to beat him. (and can you capture him? just wanna know).
LordHeath | #77 Subject: Yeah... Posted: 11/17/2005 21:00:17 |
If you want to breeze through FFX, do a trick called the Don Tonberry trick. It's based on the weapon abilities called "Overdrive -> AP", "APx3", and "Overdrive x something". Using these three on one weapon, the effects can be awesome. Make sure one member of the party has auto phoenix (not the dude w/ the awesome weapon). Get into a battle w/ Don Tonberry (the Monster Arena Monster from that Yojimbo cave place), attack him with the cool weapon dude, revive him, and repeat. Run away when the tonberry gets too close. When the exp points come up, you should've gained at least 20 sphere levels. Cool, eh? This is repeatable as many times as you like. Beef us Tidus until he does 99999 with each hit!
Oh yeah, free advertising: Final Fantasy Music! |
ghost_vs_man | #78 Subject: ATTENTION ALL SQUARE-ENIX FANS!!!!!!!! Posted: 11/18/2005 06:19:19 |
There is a new site that has just launched dedicated to everything and anything Square-Enix. Its called For The Reunion. We would love it if you all would come visit our site and join our forums(if you want of course ^_^). So please please please please please check it out!
www.forthereunion.com |
Phat-Albert | #79 Subject: Hmmm? Posted: 11/21/2005 15:36:07 |
What's up with all the FFVIII pictures? I think both FFVII and FFIII is a much better game, but that's just me.
Gil-galadx56 | #80 Subject: this is a post Posted: 11/21/2005 15:42:43 |
Also, dude with the fable picture, make kimahri use lancet on the omega weapon to learn nova, his best attack. by the way I like the picture for the club, no one usually puts up VIII pictures much less laguna, kiros and ward.
wingedcloud7... | #81 Subject: yeah well Posted: 11/21/2005 16:08:29 |
thx for the pictures and of course they put alot of FFVll and FFVlll pics tohse r the beat ones
wingedcloud7... | #82 Subject: oh and Posted: 11/21/2005 16:09:18 |
so u can stop complaining i'll put up some other ff pictures
Mr.X#00 | #83 Subject: My fav is Final Fantasy is number 9 Posted: 11/21/2005 20:26:53 |
i might be alone on this one but i think number 9 is the best one i love the not so serious look of the chacters and i loved the plot is anybody else with me on this come on you know 9 is the best one
Gil-galadx56 | #84 Subject: IX is the best Posted: 11/22/2005 03:15:21 |
IX is pretty damn good. It's my favorite Final Fantasy, it was for a while but still, I love that game. People tend to think I'm some sort of geek for liking final fantasy, but my love for the games is actually more like the love of a good movie or book. what makes me curious about them though is that each one seems so original and entertaining on a much larger scale than anything else nowadays, makes me wonder what hollywoodites could be doing but aren't.
D-block14 | #85 Subject: FFX Posted: 11/22/2005 12:30:55 |
My favorite Final Fantasy is number 10. I loved the story and I liked the battle system were you could switch between characters.
wingedcloud7... | #86 Subject: dude Posted: 11/22/2005 17:14:16 |
no way my favorite final fantasy is the good old classic FF7
Mr.X#00 | #87 Subject: Everyone likes 7 why? Posted: 11/22/2005 18:06:44 |
dont get me wrong i love 7 and plan on getting the movie but i like 9 the best but im wondering why everybody i mean everybody like number 7 so much?
wingedcloud7... | #88 Subject: cause Posted: 11/23/2005 17:25:01 |
7 is the best one it's a great adventure and it's the one most ppl play first
Gil-galadx56 | #89 Subject: something Posted: 11/23/2005 17:54:23 |
I understand why alot of people like VII, and I love it but it's not my absolute favorite. VIII and X portrayed the odd fashions and hairdos more realistically and naturally, and not just because of graphic the stories and environments were deeper.
Phat-Albert | #90 Subject: Ehh Posted: 11/23/2005 18:13:46 |
Blah, blah, blah. This isn't a debate which FF game is better. You can't base fact on opinion. If you consider FFVII to be the best FF game, that's your opinion and that's it. Your personal favorite at best.
The only fact is, there is a bigger fan base surrounding FFVII. So in terms of numbers, FFVII is better. Personally, FFVII and III are my favorite FF games. But I'm only basing that on my opinion. Yep, yep, I still enjoyed all the Final Fantasy games regardless which is my favorite. |


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What is your favorite Visual Studio keyboard shortcut? I'm always up for leaving my hands on the keyboard and away from the mouse!
One per answer please.
What is your favorite Visual Studio keyboard shortcut? I'm always up for leaving my hands on the keyboard and away from the mouse! One per answer please. |
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Ctrl + - and the opposite Ctrl + Shift + -. Move cursor back (or forwards) to the last place it was. No more scrolling back or PgUp/PgDown to find out where you were. This switches open windows in Visual Studio: Ctrl + tab and the opposite Ctrl + Shift + tab |
Incremental Search - Ctrl + I It's basically the find dialog box without the dialog box. Just start typing what you want to search for (look at the bottom status bar location to see what you've typed). Pressing Ctrl + I again or F3 searches for the next instance. Press Escape to quit. Starting a new search by pressing Ctrl + I twice repeats the last search. |
For me, it's nothing to do about auto completing code, matching parenthesis or showing some fancy tool panel. Instead, it's just about letting me see the code. With all the panels surrounding you, the area you use to actually write code becomes too small. In this cases, Shift+Alt+Enter comes in to the rescue and gets the code window in focus in full screen mode. Hit it again, and you have all the panels back. |
Expand Smart Tag (Resolve Menu): Ctrl + . (period) Expands the tag that shows when you do things like rename an identifier. |
Ctrl+K, Ctrl+C Comment a block |
Stock Visual Studio? F12 - Edit.GoToDefinition. Having DevExpress' Refactor! installed means that Ctrl + ` is my all-time fave, though ;) |
The TAB key for "snippets". E.g. type Results in:
which you can then expand. |
Ctrl+Shift+F Good old Find In Files. |
Ctrl+] for matching braces and parentheses. Ctrl+Shift+] selects code between matching parentheses. |
Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V to duplicate the current line And, here is something even more interesting: |
Ctrl+K, Ctrl+D // Auto-(Re)Format See Also: Answer |
One that I use often but not many other people do is: If you type in a class name like Update: An equivalent shortcut from the comments on this answer (thanks asterite!): Much more comfortable than my original recommendation. |
Ctrl+Shift+V paste / cycle through the clipboard ring |
I like Ctrl+M, Ctrl+M. To expand/collapse the current code block. |
Shift+ESC This hides/closes any of the 'fake window' windows in Visual Studio. This includes things like the Solution Explorer, Object Browser, Output Window, Immediate window, Unit Test Windows etc. etc. and still applies whether they're pinned, floating, dockable or tabbed. Shortcut into a window (e.g. Ctrl + Alt + L or Ctrl + Alt + I) do what you need to do, and Shift + Esc to get rid of it. If you don't get rid of it, the only way to give it focus again is to use the same keyboard shortcut (or the mouse, which is what we're trying to avoid....) Once you get the hang of it, it's immensely useful. Grrr....The amount of times of hit Ctrl + F4 to close the 'window' only to see my current code window close was insane before I found this, now it only happens occasionally.. |
Visual Studio 2005/2008 keybinding posters:
These don't cover customizations, but they're good reference materials and definitely helpful for finding new shortcuts. Also, a macro that dumps all the current bindings to a HTML file: |
My favorite: F12 (go to definition) and Shift+F12 (find references). Ctrl+- and Ctrl+Shift+- are mapped to my mouse's back and forwards buttons. Ctrl+. is useful too, especially for adding event handlers and "using" statements. |
Ctrl+M, O. Can collapse and expand all sections of code in a particular file. |
CTRL+F5 (Start Without Debugging) CTRL+SHIFT+B (Build Solution) |
One that other editors should take up:
Ctrl+C with nothing selected will copy the current line. Duplicating a line is just: Hold Ctrl, press c, then v. (Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V) |
Open and set focus in Solution Explorer: Ctrl+Alt+L |
Alt+Shift+arrow keys(←,↑,↓,→) This allow you to select things in a block. Like you could select all of the "int" in the block and then search and replace to double for example.
Ctrl+F10 |
By usage, the pair:
Here is a list that I use frequently: Ctrl + I: for progressive search. If you don't type anything after I, and keep pressing I (holding the Ctrl key down), it will search the last item you had searched. Ctrl + Shift + I will reverse search. You might also want to use F3 (and Shift + F3) once some search string is entered. Ctrl + K Ctrl + C: For commenting highlighted region. If nothing is highlighted, current line will be commented. Naturally, you can just hold Ctrl and press K, C in succession. Ctrl + K Ctrl + U: For uncommenting highlighted region. Works like above. Ctrl + /: Will take the cursor to the small search box on top. You can type ">of filename" (without the quotes) to open a file. Very useful if your project contains multiple files. Ctrl + K Ctrl + K: Will bookmark the current line. This is useful if you want to look at some other part of code for a moment and come back to where you were. Ctrl + K Ctrl + N: Will take you to the next bookmark, if there are more than one. Ctrl + -: Will take the cursor to its previous location Ctrl + Shift + -: Will take the cursor to its next location (if it exists) Ctrl + Shift + B: Build your project Ctrl + C: Although this does the usual copy, if nothing is highlighted, it copies the current line. Same for Ctrl + X (for cut) Ctrl + Space: Autocomplete using IntelliSense Ctrl + ]: Will take you to the matching brace. Works with all kinds of braces: '(', '{', '['. Useful for big blocks. F12: Will take you to the function definition/variable definition. Alt + P + P: Will open up project properties. Although not many use this, it useful if you want to quickly change the command line arguments to your program. F5: To start debugging Shift + F5: To stop debugging While debugging, you can use Ctrl + Alt + Q to add a quick watch. Other debugging shortcuts can be found in the debug drop down menu. |
Haven't seen this one ... Ctrl + Up Ctrl + Down Scrolls the window without moving the cursor. |
When the IntelliSense drop down is displayed, holding down Ctrl turns the list semi-transparent so you can see what is hidden behind it :) |


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Newspaper Inc Village School District Inc Village School District "THE GOOD NEIGHBOR NEWSPAPER " OBSERVER Since 1967 by Mailod Subscription Executive Offices: Seiffert Building, 2787 Long Beach Road, Oceanside, NY 11572 Post Office Box A, East Rockaway, NY 11518 (516) 764-2500 .^O;"^ uo ary s e r v i n g ^ ^ p u b l i c L i b r a r y ^ ^ / k t l a n t i c Ave t ^ l l t K o c K a w a y , ^^ 1 1 5 1 8 IN THE i^ynbrook ObMrver PubUcalioatUfliM i* I KM weekly for SI4.M by the ERLO Corporation. ~ Portage Paid al Roclivllie Centre, N.Y. 1157a and addii offlcet. Send addrew diangea to The Eart RockawayLynbrook Obee^cr, Bos A, East Rockaway, N.Y. liSU VOL. 36 NO. 21 Wednesday, June 14, 1989 35c PER COPY EAST ROCKAVfAY BOARD TRADF Lynbrook residents will go to the polls once again to vote on the 1989-90 school budget. After careful consid-eration, members of the Board of Education ruled to postpone repairs to schools in the district in order to lower the tax rate increase from an anticipated $1.75 to $1.37 per $100 assessed value. The special election will be held on Tuesday, June 20 from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M. at Lynbrook North Middle School, District One; Lynbrook High School, District Two; and Lynbrook South Middle School, District Three. Superintendent of Schools Bern Seiderman stresses that the Administra-tion and the Board of Edu-cation reviewed the budget most carefully before mak-ing any decisions about the cuts. 'Mt was a very lean budget to begin with and bears one of the lowest increases and projected tax rate hikes in Nassau County. We have tried to be extremely responsive to responsibility to the children and the quality of our programming." Much of the increase in this year's budget is due to the new mandated asbestos regulations that will result in soaring costs and the rise in the mandated programs for handicapped youngsters. The services for youngsters with learning disabilities are authorized by state law and include tuitions paid to BOCES and other schools providing instruction. Dr. Seiderman points out, "Despite these unfinanced mandates we have spent untold hours in developing a prudent student-centered budget for approval." He adds that because nine staff members will be trained to abate asbestos, tens of thou-sands of dollars will be saved. The approval to resubmit the budget followed an emo-tional appeal from Lyn-brook students and parents at a standing-room only session of the May 17 Board meeting. Students pleaded that citizens reconsider so that all special groups and interscholastic sports could continue. Assistant Superin-tendent for Business William Metkiff told the audience that by state law, an auster-ity budget means no county sports or transportation, no after school recreational activities or summer recrea-tional programs, no free use of school building by outside groups, no driver education or adult education. .Lynbrook has won national and state recogni-tion for Excellence in Edu-cation for its elementary schools and special pro-grams. Two years ago, it was rated the foruth best district in the nation and Merit and Regents Scholarships con-tinue to grow. Lynbrook has also produced many national winners in a variety of subjects and an unusual amount of athletic cham-pionships. Just this year, senior James Russell was inducted into the New York Board of New Budget Vote Trade For East Rockaway GUY DONZA (Donza Funeral Home) and Diane Lau Kaitis (Sweet StufO hold the ban-ner for the new East Rockaway Board of Trade. Left to ri^t: Larry Pashaian (Radius Realty), Jim Groark (Architect), Clair Cakes (East Rockaway Printing & Mailing, Mai;-^ garet Walsh (National Westminster), Gianna Puleo (Santino's Italian Restaurant), Marilyn Keen (East Rockaway Nursing Home), Bert Nolan (Nolan Enterprises), Kathleen Reddy (East Rockaway/Lynbrook Observer) and Arnold White (Aloah OU). Budget Vote for Lynbrook Hall of Fame. He was quar-terback for the County Champion Basketball team and a leading home run hitter on the Baseball team. He gave credit to these "outstanding athletic honors" as helping him to gain admission to Colgate University. "An austerity budget would end all that," parents cry. The budget defeat on May 3 was the first time in more than 10 years that Lynbrook citizens brought in a nega-tive vote. I.D. Cards Photo Identification Cards will be issued at the Recreation Center in Greis Park on the following dates: Friday - June 16 - 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. Tuesday - Junp 27 - 12:00 noon - 2:00 p.m. Thursday - June 29 - 3:00 - 4:30 p.m. There will be a $2.00 fee to cover the cost of the photo and lamination. These cards will be issued to youngsters of Lynbrook and School District #20 only. A child must have an identification card in order to use the Recreation Room and equipment. The East Rockaway Board of Trade held a lun-cheon meeting, Monday, June 1st, at the Asgard Restaurant and chscussed. among other items, incorpo-ration and the formation of several committees. A Huc-kleberry Frolic committee was organized to distribute balloons at the Frolic. The Board will also display a map of all the locations of our members and business cards and literature will be available. The Board of Trade has elected a Board of Directors whose responsibility will be to write the by-laws of the organization and act as advisor to the approved groups. The following indi-vidual W£re elected to the East Rockaway Board of Directors: Myron G. Jacob-son, Jacobson & Levenstein, Attorneys. Donald Kenny, The Asgard Restaurant. Marilyn Keon, East Rock-away Nursing Home. Bert T. Nolan, Nolan Entgerprises. Larry Pashaian, Radius Realty. Kathleen E. Reddy, East Rockaway/Lynbrook Observer. The East Rockaway Board of Trade Oficers are: Guy Donza, Donza Funeral Home - President. James P. Groark, Architect - Vice President. Dianne Laukai-tis. Sweet Stuff - Secretary. Margaret G. Walsh, National Westminster Bank - Treasurer. We are still in the process of putting ideas and sugges-tions into focus. One possi-ble recommendation was a visit by an oldtime sailing vessel to remind residents of the towns maritime past. Another suggestion, the dis-play of more detailed signs to lure people to Bay Park activities (softball, fishing, picnicing.) On May 16th, the resi-dents of the East Rockaway School District were asked to vote on a proposed school budget of $13,015,315, That budget was rejected by a vote of 334 to 284. After careful thought and discussion the Board of Education decided to resub-mit a revised budget for community approval. That budget, in the amount of $12,922,792, will be pres-ented for referendum on Tuesday, June 20, The Board of Education was able to achieve $92,523 in expenditure reductions by: 2 fewer teaching posi-tions - one late retirement and one less class based on enrollments $80,523. 1 less teacher aide position $12,000 Total reduction in expen-ditures: $92,523. In addition, the latest state aid figures available to our district estimate state aid at $3,340,382, $39,692 more than originally projected. This combination of increased revenue and decreased expenditures low-ers the originally proposed tax rate increase by $.63 per hundred ~ from $1.99 per hundred of assessed value to $1.36 per hundred of assessed value. It is important that you know that if this revised budget is rejected, the Board of Education plans to adopt an austerity budget. Regret-fully, there are no further cuts in expenditures which we can responsibly make and present to the voters. An austerity budget, approximately 96% of the proposed budget, would impact our community children. It could eliminate, according to state law, the following programs and materials: Extra-curricular activi-ties, including athletics, con-certs, Rock Rivalry and clubs Summer programs New Equipment Newlibrary books Community use of build-ings and grounds (Raiders, CYO, E.R. Recreation, PAL, Homemakers' Coun-cil, etc.) After School child care program Adult Education The East Rockaway com-munity has provided contin-uing support for the children of our community in the past. We ask you to carefully consider the information provided in this special budget edition and thought-fully cast your vote on June 20, At the present, there are twenty-six official members but we would like to have all the businesses and pro-, fessionals in town join and get involved with the Board of Trade. It would really enhance the organization. If you are a business, merchant or professional with an East Rockavray mailing address or a Lynbrook mailing address but live in the Incor-porate Village of East Rock-away, please support the East Rockaway Board of Trade. Take Action! Put East Rockaway on the map! Get involved! Send correspondence to: East Rockaway Board of Trade, c/o National West-minster Bank, 40 Main Street, East Rockaway, N.Y. 11518. Att: Mrs. Margaret G. Walsh, or call for infor-mation: 593-6231 (Diane LauKaitis). Huckleberry Frolic Section Pages 6, 7. B. 9 and 10
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Creator | Charles L & Jean P. Warner |
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Date | 1989 |
Type | Weekly Periodical |
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Source | East Rockaway Public Library; HSERL |
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A Helena, Montana, man has been charged with animal cruelty after his dog was found to have a blood alcohol level four times the legal limit for humans driving motor vehicles.
Police responded to a call about an intoxicated dog at Smith's Bar, where customers and staff were caring for the dog, a Pomeranian mix named Arly II.
According to police, the dog had trouble walking and standing.
Witnesses told police the dog had been given vodka in a car outside the bar.
Police took the dog to Alpine Animal Clinic, where veterinarian Dr. Michelle Richardson drew blood. Tests showed a blood-alcohol level of 0.348 percent. The legal limit for driving is 0.08 percent.
Arly II stayed at the animal hospital a few days and is now at the Lewis and Clark Humane Society pending the outcome of the criminal case, the Helena Independent Record reported.
Todd Harold Schrier, 49, was charged with animal cruelty and a felony drug charge related to the March 1 incident.
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Luxor, Egypt Sight-Seeing Tours - Enjoy the sunny weather of Egypt and the charm of the Nile with a cruise or a hotel stay with our best offers for christmass and new year. Your dream will come true by sun egypt travel
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Luxor, Egypt Sight-Seeing Tours - The Egyptian belief that "To speak the name of the dead is to make him live again" is certainly true in Luxor. Spend the day exploring the West Bank & east bank of luxor include lunch
Luxor, Egypt Sight-Seeing Tours - The early morning at 7.00AM pick up time From your hotel to Cross the Nile River by A/C van through the bridge to the West Bank (Thebes). to visit two colossal statues of Amenhotep III (Colossi of Memnon),
Luxor, Egypt Sight-Seeing Tours - Egypt Sparrow Tours is a travel agent in Egypt that helps individuals; small and large groups of tourists to enjoy the beauty of the unforgettable Egypt by spend a nice tour to Egypt. We can plan for you a perfect Vacation in Egypt, weekend or h
Luxor, Egypt Sight-Seeing Tours - Enjoy East bank (karnak & luxor temples) & West bank (valley of kings, memnon colossi & dier elbahary temple)
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Sneaky Installs
by Skunky
Posted on April 11th, 2011
I always thought something was odd about Sims Medieval. It just didn't seem to follow the Sims franchise concept. They could have made another add-on for Sims 3, hell, they could have come out with Sims 4, but Sims Medieval? Too Weird.
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