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How I set up irrNettLite 2 Beta with DevCpp:
(Originally I was going to post my error messages and ask for help but I could finally solve all of them)
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Add \irrNetLite2Beta\irrNetLite\include to Include Directories
Add /irrNetLite2Beta/irrNetLite/lib/libirrnet.a to Linker
Add example1.cpp to Project
Compile: [Linker error] undefined reference to `irr::net::createIrrNetServer(irr::net::INetCallback*, unsigned int, irr::net::SNetParams const&)' etcetc
Add CNetManager.cpp, SPacket.cpp to Project
Compile: [Linker error] undefined reference to `enet_initialize'
Get libenet.a from http://www.allegro.cc/files/download-at ... &id=689470
Add ../../irrNetLite2Beta/irrNetLite/lib/libenet-mingw/libenet.a to Linker
Compile: [Linker error] undefined reference to `compressBound'
Get zdll.lib from http://www.zlib.net/zlib123-dll.zip
Add ../../irrNetLite2Beta/irrNetLite/source/zlib/zlib123-dll/lib/zdll.lib to Linker
Compile: [Linker error] undefined reference to `htonl@4' etc
Add C:/Dev-Cpp/lib/libws2_32.a to Linker
Compile & Link: success -> Crash
Copy irrNetLite2Beta\irrNetLite\source\zlib\zlib123-dll\zlib1.dll to Project Directory
Finally, the Question "Client (c) or Server (s)?" pops up.
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The Thermostat P room temperature controller is used in connection with the corresponding actuators in the fields of heating, ventilation and air-conditioning technology. For time-dependent individual room temperature control, the Thermostat P is used for e. g. residential and commercial buildings with radiators, floor heating systems, ceiling cooling systems or blower convectors etc..
The Thermostat P is an electronic two-point room thermostat with built-in sensor and is used in connection with e. g. thermal actuators for time-dependent room temperature control with operating modes "only heating" or "only cooling". With its pulsewidth modulation output signal (PWM), it has an almost constant control behaviour, internally adjustable on two-point output signal. The model with analog switch clock makes it possible to create a weekly program by positioning the switch tabs. Depending on the program, it switches between two operating modes, (day mode and night mode). The corresponding setting value can be set between 5 °C and 30 °C. An operating mode switch makes it possible to select between day, night or automatic mode. The model has control lamps for the heating, cooling or night mode operating state. With a separate switch clock output, additional room temperature controllers with temperature set-back inputs can be controlled.The models with digital switch clock are menu-driven via four buttons. The display shows the current room temperature, time and operating modes.The internal real-time clock is equipped with an automatic daylight saving. Time programs with weekly or daily program. Three time programs are preset and changeable. The temperature is adjustable between 7 ° C and 32 ° C. The temperature is achieved due to the self-learning heating curve at the selected time. Models with 230 V or 24 V operating voltage or for battery operation, each with potential-free changeover contact.The Thermostat P is designed for installation on the wall or on recessed (concealed) switch boxes.
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6 Meetup Groups match "frenchies" near Santa Cruz, CA
Frenchie Friday's, is now in its 9th season. We meet every Friday in Dolores Park. It is a wonderful place for Frenchies and their people to socialize. We find that Frenchies really enjoy socializing with other Frenchies. Its also a great place to share your experience as a Frenchie enthusiast/lover with other Frenchie enthusiast/lover's. This group meets from Spring to Fall (The first meet up is the 1st Friday after the "Spring forward" time change and the last one is the Friday before the Fal …
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This group is an opportunity for Frenchie's and their humans to get together for socialization and exercise. I imagine the Frenchies will be doing more exercising than the humans, but who knows? Can't wait to see you at the meet ups! Note: This group is NOT for dealers trying to buy and sell puppies. Individuals who attempt to buy sell dogs through this meetup group will be blocked. Obviously, responsible and reputable breeders are welcome to join. If you are looking to find a new home for you …
A group of Boston Terriers & French Bulldogs who like to go Play Crazy at dog parks, house parties, dog beaches, dog events, and anywhere else we can. Usually a few dog park play dates listed every month and bigger events whenever possible. Don't forget to look at our many group perks in the local area to receive discounts at many local dog friendly shops and restaurants.
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Calling all French Bulldog owners and lovers! Our group gives Frenchies a chance to play together, and gives their humans a chance to hang out and discuss all things Frenchie. If you own a Frenchie, want a Frenchie (who doesn't?), or have questions about the breed, this group is for you!
The San Francisco French Bulldog Meetup is so much fun and quite popular. We thought it would be great to create a meetup for Frenchies on the Peninsula. This is a really fun way to bring other French Bulldogs together for an hour of romping, sniffing and chasing. Please join.
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D'oh! D'oh! D'oh!
We've just gone out to clean the cars a bit - windows and lights. My car wouldn't respond to the unlocker on the key fob. Then it wouldn't unlock at the actual door. Then I noticed the door was slightly open. Shoved the door proper shut, and could then lock/unlock it (but not the central locking). Absolutely not a click when I turn the key - it's not even trying to start. Door not closed properly Friday night = drained battery by Sunday afternoon = car not doing anything (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) Have sent an email to my boss saying I'll be working from home, and am about to leave my mechanic a message asking if he could come and rescue me from my dippiness on Monday at some point!! Battery is old enough that it will probably be better to replace than try to recharge from totally flat... Very silly thing to have done. Not the end of the world by any means, just very silly. D'oh, again! But don't leave me alone in my silliness, what have you done lately that's daftly-not-good ? |
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A new DNA assay developed by forensic scientists helps archaeologists reconstruct eye and hair color from old teeth and bones.
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Auto sales higher in November for Chrysler, GM, Ford and others
Ford Motor Co., General Motors Co., Chrysler Group, Nissan North America, Hyundai and Volkswagen of America have all reported sales increases for November.
Nissan was given a big boost by the Infniti brand, which finished the month up 41.2 percent the prior year. General Motors also reported a 3 percent increase.
Hyundai Motor America posted record sales of 53,487 vehicles in November, an eight percent total sales increase compared with the same record-setting period a year ago. Sales are also up eight percent for the first eleven months of the year.
Watch a report on the Chrysler sales during today's News at Noon.
Leaders at Ford were very pleased.
"November represented a strong month for the industry, and Ford sales performed well across the board," said Ken Czubay, Ford vice president, U.S. Marketing, Sales and Service.
"We saw sharp increases in demand for Ford's fuel-efficient small cars, our best-ever month for electrified vehicles and growing demand for our fuel-efficient and capable F-Series pickups," he said
Ford had its best small car November sales month since 2000, with Focus, the all-new C-MAX Hybrids and Fiesta sales totaling 26,848 vehicles — a 76 percent increase over last year.
Focus sales were up 56 percent versus year-ago levels, while the all-new C-MAX Hybrid lineup gained 52 percent versus October, when the C-MAX Energi went on sale. Continued...
Ford's total November sales of 177,673 vehicles increased 6 percent versus last year, with retail sales up 12 percent.
Jonathan Browning, President and CEO of Volkswagen Group of America, Inc. said, "November was again a strong month for Volkswagen with a sales increase of over 29 percent.
Chrysler Group LLC has reported sales increased of 14 percent during the month of November.
Despite a 3 percent drop in sales by the Jeep brand, November marked Chrysler Group's 32nd consecutive month of year-over-year sales gains.
"Even with all the talk of a looming fiscal cliff, Chrysler Group is well positioned for a strong sales finish to the year," said Reid Bigland, President and CEO of the Dodge Brand and Head of U.S. Sales.
"Our November sales were up 14 percent and we extended our sales streak to 32-consecutive months of year-over-year sales gains. We are expecting a strong December as the industry continues to recover from the East Coast hurricane and consumers continue to respond to our popular year-end Big Finish event," Bigland said.
The Chrysler, Dodge, Ram Truck and Fiat brands all posted year-over-year sales gains in November compared with the same month last year. The Fiat brand's 123 percent increase was the largest sales gain of any Chrysler Group brand for the month.
Models that contributed to Chrysler Group's 14 percent sales increase include the Fiat 500, the Dodge Journey full-size crossover, and the iconic Jeep Wrangler sport-utility vehicle, each setting a sales record for the month of November.
The Journey's 77 percent sales gain was the largest percentage increase of any Dodge brand model in November.
Two Chrysler Group sedans weighed in with significant sales increases in November. Sales of the sporty Dodge Avenger mid-size sedan were up 26 percent while the flagship Chrysler 300 full-size sedan recorded a 17 percent sales gain in November. The Dodge Grand Caravan minivan and the Ram pickup truck each posted sizeable gains as well in November. Continued...
Chrysler Group finished the month with an 90-days supply of inventory of 442,241 units. U.S. industry sales figures for November are projected at an estimated 15.3 million units Seasonally Adjusted Annual Rate.
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Torrington >> In the wake of City Council's approval of a contract extension last month, Titan's owner, Chris Carminucci hopes next season will see the team break even.
"Oh we're definitely losing," said Carminucci, CEO of Carminucci Sports Group, of the Titan's finances. "I think next year we have a chance of breaking even. None of us are in this to make money, but what we want to do is get it to break even or to make a little bit of money so we can put it back into the team."
The Carminucci Sports Group began operating the Titans in 2011 as part of the formation of the Futures Collegiate Baseball League of New England. Carminucci said next year is an opportunity to build on the things they got right last season.
"First year was a work in progress to put it together and make it work last minute," said Carminucci. "We went to the playoffs the first year. It was a good year. Last year, we brought in Sander. He basically got our attendance up and renewed a lot of sponsors. Just the overall feel of the games became more how we wanted it. You know we want it to be fun at the ball park. Last year, I believe we accomplished all that."
Sander Stotland became the Titan's general manager in 2012.
This coming season is all about growth. Carminucci wants to see the fan base grow and said that promotions are already being planned to bring in more people.
"We're going to work with the Little Leagues, work with the Boys and Girls Clubs, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts," said Carminucci. "We're going to advertise more on the outskirts of Torrington too; go into Litchfield County. Try to reach out a little bit more."
Carminucci hopes this season will prove to Torrington that the team is here to stay.
"Adding stability is never an easy thing," said Carminucci. "Time will have to tell and people will have to see that we're there for a long time and they will see that we're committed. That's why we just asked for a longer lease extension."
At Mayor Ryan Bingham's suggestion in their meeting on Jan. 22, City Council voted to extend the Titan's contract for an additional five years. Continued...
"That was a big thing for us," said Carminucci. "Really the reason that I wanted it is because we want to stay as long as we can and I don't want anybody to come in behind us. I think that also gives everyone a sense of OK these guys are here to stay."
Another matter that has been presented to City Council, although not at the Jan. 22 meeting, is allowing alcohol in Fuessenich Park. Carminucci said the sale of alcohol could bring in more revenue for the team, and he would like to see City Council approve it.
"I really want to see alcohol at the ball park, I do," said Carminucci. "I think minor league baseball and summer collegiate baseball without beer is a tough sell."
City Council has denied allowing alcohol to be sold in Fuessenich Park before. One reason is that the sale of alcohol could ruin the family-friendly environment that the ball park encourages. Carminucci said he understands the council's reasoning.
"I understand the politics involved," said Carminucci. "We're asking for it but we're not pushing it. It comes down to this, we're not going anywhere. If we don't get beer, we're still going to be there. If we do get beer, the revenues will be higher and would then allow us to put more money back into the team and that would really be the reason behind us wanting to do it."
Bringing alcohol into the park is just one of the Titan's projects. There is always a new project, said Carminucci.
Generally, baseball is a tough business because so much of it is based on luck, Carminucci said.
"It's about business, if it rains, you lose money," said Carminucci. "You're dependant on how the weather is cause your expenses don't change if it rains, it just means you don't get any revenue."
Carminucci admitted that sometimes it is tough but the Titan's will remain vigilant. He said all they want to do is make the City of Torrington proud.
"It's not a business for the faint of heart, I'll tell you that," said Carminucci. "You have to keep working, and you have to hope the weather is good." Continued...
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Lower voting age, raise turnout?
Published at 10:49, Thursday, 01 November 2012
Politicians are regularly whining about the continuing rise in voter apathy.
Year after year, fewer of us vote. This could be because the quality of the candidates don't enthuse us, that we don't think our MP will make any difference to where we live or improve our lives, or that we think they're all corrupt and in the job for themselves.
I wouldn't really agree with any of that.
There are many hard-working MPs who do a lot for their constituencies and who do make a difference for the people they represent.
They may not be as vocal, media savvy and headline grabbing as some, but I'd rather have a quietly effective MP than one who regul-arly makes the front pages but doesn't actually achieve very much.
Carlisle MP John Stevenson is trying to whip up support for the idea of Britain pulling out of Europe.
He wants people to sign his online petition calling on the Govern-ment to hold a referendum on withdrawal.
At a time of recession, soaring food and fuel bills and less work, I think most of us have bigger and more immediate issues to bother with.
If he wants to stir up some interest in politics, he could ask people to call for a change in the voting age.
More worrying than whether we should be in Europe or not is the idea that voting, like listening to vinyl, smoking pipes and finding Countdown entertaining, is something that old people do.
Young people just aren't bothered.
But maybe, if we followed the lead of the Scottish devolution vote and allowed 16 and 17-year-olds the vote, it would inject some life and interest into our elections.
Perhaps it would encourage our political parties to inject some colour and enthusiasm into their campaigns.
They would certainly pay more attention to policies such as ever-changing exam systems, tuition fees, the minimum wage, apprenticeships and unpaid work experience
We might get more MPs with genuine ideals, rather than party loyalists.
There's an argument that 16 and 17-year-olds deserve to vote more than those who are 80+.
After all, the elderly may not be around long enough to see the full effects of how they voted, while teenagers will have to live with the results for decades.
Knowing that they will have to live with the consequences of their votes might also make our teens more responsible and socially aware.
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Tai Chi is a Chinese martial art practiced currently for its health benefits. Many practice Tai Chi as a means for dealing with tension and stress. Tai chi emphasizes complete relaxation and meditation and has been described as "meditation in motion." Tai chi exercises are soft, slow flowing movements that emphasize internal force (chi) rather than brute strength. The famous Mayo Clinic studies report "Tai Chi can help Reduce Stress, Increase flexibility, increase energy, stamina and balance." Instructor: Dr. Larry C. Bobbert has been practicing Tai Chi for over 25 years, has second degree black belt in Aikido and training in several styles of karate, arnis and cane self defense. He has been adjunct faculty for Morehead University, Eastern Kentucky U,and Midway College. Dr. Bobbert began Tai Chi classes in West Chester in 2011
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Butterflies of Morocco celebrates teh 17th anniversary of the Butterfly Show at the Krohn Conservatory. The conservatory showroom will feature butterflies in free flight surrounded by beautiful plants and flowers.
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The Sons of Confederate Veterans organization is building a $50,000 memorial with large columns and 36 different flags from the Confederate States of America. The site will be on the Interstate 10 access road by Martin Luther King Jr. Drive. Tuesday morning, several black citizens in Orange appeared before the Orange City Council to say they don't want to see the Confederate flag on the highway named for the civil rights leader.
Granvel Block of Orange is the commander of the statewide SVC group and the Orange camp. He said the memorial will be for educational purposes. For instance, most people don't know that the confederacy had 36 different flags. At the memorial, each flag with have a name plate and history of the flag. He hopes the memorial will become a tourist attraction for Orange.
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Kik Messenger for Windows Phone updated with improvements
Last time Kik Messenger, the popular IM app that we use a lot around here, received an update was way back in October. That was the big Mango update which was very popular due to all the new features.
Just now we got the notice that version 2.1 is on the Marketplace though there's no changelog to be found, leaving us to guess what has been altered. The one thing we notice right away is it seems faster to us e.g. a "performance update" but we're human and prone to placebo effects, so perhaps not. Other than that there's no new features to be found which is a bit dissapointing...then again we're really not sure what we're missing either.
Update: As noted in comments by ptosan, their blog has the details:
"Now, you can have longer conversations without interruption and the app (conversations, included!) will load faster. We've also updated the keyboard for smoother typing. We've taken measures to improve the overall WP7 experience and performance."
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There are 13 comments. Sign in to commentexiva says:
All I've noticed so far is that links are clickable in conversations now.
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Check out our updated WP7 app, now in the app store!
Now, you can have longer conversations without interruption and the app (conversations, included!) will load faster. We've also updated the keyboard for smoother typing. We've taken measures to improve the overall WP7 experience and performance.
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There was a bug in the previous version that would sometimes crash the application when attempting to open a long conversation. This has been fixed in this version. I've also noticed that everytime I start the application fresh, it appears to dynamically load your contacts.
xirsteon says:
Have to try this update. Mine crashes alot.
jabtano says:
why would i want this? when I send a message to someone in my contact list I just do it from the message hub..so what am I missing by not using this sort of app.
slpaige says:
It comes in handy for those of us not wanting to pay for texting packages. With at&t I save $30 per month by using apps such as kik.
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I'm guessing you've never owned a BlackBerry. The application sends messages sort of like an IM. It uses your data connection which is cheaper than text messages. As of such, you are not limited to the protocols of SMS. You can send all types of data through this connection such as pictures (and videos and voicenotes providing that your application supports it which Kik does not).
It also tracks your messages. You can tell if someone has actually opened your message and read it or if it has been delivered and the person hasn't looked at it yet. What makes this better than BlackBerry is that is is cross platform, so your friends can have almost any type of smartphone and it will work.
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dannejanne says:
Way better than WhatsApp. Took me 60 seconds with this app before I decided to make the switch. Good stuff.
slpaige says:
Seems you can touch a chat bubble and it will expand sideways and show the exact time the message was sent/received. Don't think this was there in the last version. (unless I just missed it)
weddi_eddy says:
I just tried this. That was DEFINITELY not in the previous version. That is soo awesome! People have been asking for this feature forever!
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The only thing I miss from the android version is voice input. My wife uses that all the time. It's one if the few things I miss from that platform.


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Manager Robin Ventura of the Chicago White Sox argues with umpire Mark Wegner about the ejection of pitcher Jose Quintana during play against the Tampa Bay Rays at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida. (Photo by Al Messerschmidt/Getty Images)
Without a warning, plate umpire Mark Wegner ejected White Sox pitcher Jose Quintana from Wednesday afternoon's game against the Rays, and broadcaster Ken "Hawk" Harrelson exploded on the air. Who was right?
First, the back-story ...
Tuesday night, A.J. Pierzynski slide into second base spikes-high, and didn't exactly gore Ben Zobrist but could have. If you've been following baseball for more than a few seconds, this doesn't surprise you because A.J. Pierzynski does things like that. Zobrist was fine, and shook it off. There were no fisticuffs, nor even a small rhubarb.
That was Tuesday night.
Wednesday afternoon when Pierzynski batted in the third inning, Alex Cobb plunked him with a fastball, in the right-shoulder area.
Even Steven? Frontier justice, nothing to see here just move along ma'am?
Except the next time Zobrist batted, Chicago's Jose Quintana threw a knee-high fastball that went just behind Zobrist.
Plate umpire Mark Wegner immediately ejected Quintana. And up in the visitors' TV booth, Hawk Harrelson went nuts ...
"Oh what are you doin'? He threw him out of the ball game? You've got to be bleepin' me? What in the hell are you doing? What are you doin', Wegner? You've gotta be kiddin' me! That is so bad! That is absolutely brutal!! That is un-believable!! I'll tell ya what, they have got to start making guys be accountable; that is totally absurd! That just tells you-- here's an umpire in the American League that knows nothing about the game of baseball."
Hawk went on in this vein for some time, and into the next inning. It didn't help that Robin Ventura came out to argue and eventually got ejected.
One might argue that Wegner should have warned both teams after Cobb nailed Pierzynski. But when umpires do that, old baseball guys like Harrelson complain that you can't take away the pitchers' ability to throw inside. "Don't warn 'em!" they'll say, "They've taken care of business, now just let 'em play!"
Which is essentially what Wegner did. I'm guessing that he figured everything was square after the Rays retaliated for the spiking. Or should be square, anyway. Because he tossed Quintana so quickly after the pitch to Zobrist, one wonders if Wegner had already made up his mind: If the White Sox retaliate for the retaliation, I'm tossing somebody.
For which I can't really blame him. It's gotta stop somewhere. Wegner could instead have warned both teams, which probably would have stopped it. But if I'm umpiring and the pitcher throws a fastball at the batter's knees ... I'd be inclined to throw the guy out, too. There's a lot of bone down there.
Ken Harrelson, of course, is the ultimate homer. Well, almost ultimate. He's not so jaded that he won't criticize the White Sox if they're looking particularly bad. But he does refer to the Sox as the good guys and their opponents as the bad guys and he does go pretty far over the top when a call goes against his club. I'm not absolutely sure that he's wrong about Mark Wegner; I haven't done the research. But I'm fairly sure that if one of the bad-guy pitchers were throwing at Paul Konerko's knees, the Hawkeroo wouldn't take it real well.
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Attorney Jader Marques said his client, Elissandro Spohr, "regretted having ever been born" because of his grief over the fire, but still blamed Sunday's tragedy on "a succession of errors made by the whole country."
Police investigating the blaze have said it likely started when a country music band performing at the Kiss nightclub in the college town of Santa Maria lit a flare, which ignited flammable soundproofing foam on the ceiling. That initial error was compounded by the near-total lack of emergency infrastructure such as a fire alarms or sprinkler systems, police have said. The club also had only one working door and a faulty fire extinguisher.
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Rothstein Kass, which previously occupied 55,308 square feet on floors 10, 15 and 16, will lease an additional 32,741 square feet and occupy floors 9 and 14 for a total of 88,049 square feet, making them the largest tenant in the building. With the new, long-term lease and coterminous extensions on floors 10 and 15, the tenant will vacate the 16th floor in 2014 and occupy two contiguous blocks of space in the asset. In addition, the tenant receives monument signage outside of the building, which will provide prominent branding for the firm. The extension and expansion brings the firm's total space to more than four times the amount of space it occupied in 2004, which was 18,821 square feet. The firm relocated from 1177 Avenue of the Americas and first occupied the 15th floor at 1350 Avenue of the Americas. "SL Green accommodated our needs as a growing firm by allowing us to expand within the building on contiguous floors, which will enable the firm to operate more efficiently as well as provide us with monument signage outside of the building," said Steven Kass, Chief Executive Officer & Co-Managing Principal of Rothstein Kass. Rothstein Kass is headquartered in Roseland, New Jersey, with offices in New York, Beverly Hills, San Francisco and Walnut Creek, Calif., Dallas, Denver and an offshore office in the Cayman Islands. Jared Horowitz of Cushman & Wakefield represented Rothstein Kass. The landlord, SL Green, was represented in-house by Howard Tenenbaum and Gary Rosen. "SL Green recognized a strong growing company in Rothstein Kass and made it possible for the tenant to capitalize on today's market environment by negotiating an early renewal and leasing of additional space as well as providing flexibility for future growth," said Jared Horowitz, a Cushman & Wakefield executive director. # # #


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Gavin wins gold for Olympic typography
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A Glasgow student has been awarded the special Jury Prize in
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Gavin McGregor, who is studying Creative Industries at Cardonald College, won the award at Conquerer Typographic Games, a competition open to qualified and student graphic designers across the globe.
The competition was inspired by the 2012 London Olympic Games, and entrants had to create a typographical poster with a sports theme using the phrase, 'It's not what you win, but how you conquer it'.
Commenting on Gavin's win, his lecturer, Vici Greenlees, said: "All designs were displayed on the Conqueror website and the public were able to vote for their favourites. The top 50 posters were then judged by a team of seven international designers, headed by world famous typographer Jean François Porchez.
"Gavin was one of several students who entered the competition and I'm ecstatic that we have a winner."
Jean Francis Portez is a world renowned typographer who has created typefonts for clients such as car makers Peugeot, French newspaper Le Monde, and singer Beyonce Knowles.
Gavin's work will be displayed in leading visual communications magazine, Creative Review, along with the other winners.