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Maxis will roll out the first major update for SimCity on April 22 that aims to fix a number of bugs and add some new features, the developer announced today.
To apply the update, Maxis will bring down all servers for a "few hours" beginning at 1 p.m. PDT that day.
"Choosing a time to issue a major update is never easy, but after looking our peak player time, we've concluded 1 p.m. PDT is the best window for us to make these improvements," Maxis wrote in the SimCity forums.
Update 2.0 for SimCity will change up the game so that Mayors will "drive their fancy cars to work" and take their helicopters, limos, or sports cars if the modules are present. It also color-corrects when in colorblind mode.
The update also aims to fix a number of bugs, the first of which has to do with issues related to cities not processing. Update 2.0 also speeds up the rate at which invitations are sent and received, addresses "unexplained fluctuation of tourists," and tunes casinos so gambling will be more profitable, among other tweaks.
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SimCity launched last month for PC and has sold 1.3 million copies to date. The game launches for Mac on June 11.


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Hello GD fans i have a YouTube Channel maybe you have seen this video
so i need your help i have a problem with copyrights 6 months already gone i have been writing on many places but know one answered so how to start uploading long videos again ???
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Posted 13 May 2014 - 04:04 AM
Hello GD fans i have a YouTube Channel maybe you have seen this video
Posted 13 May 2014 - 06:08 AM
so you got a copyright notice?
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Posted 13 May 2014 - 09:36 AM
Is the first video the one you got a warning about? Or are you not sure. I can see AAF being an issue as it can legally be purchased.
Posted 13 May 2014 - 10:36 AM
If you have a copyright found by Youtube, then you cannot upload long videos any more. I think you can after a while, but I don't know how long it is for the copyright to be cancelled.
Posted 13 May 2014 - 10:39 AM
It's 6 months-ish. I had them on all three of my accounts and I just discovered that I could post long videos on two of them again yesterday. Don't sweat it, Youtube just has a fucktarded system, it'll get fixed eventually.
Posted 13 May 2014 - 10:50 AM
It depends on what company that gives you the strike for how long it's staying. I had a copyright strike for over 2 years, then it got removed. If you go to Channel > Settings on YouTube, you can see what functions that is available, and what isn't, because of your strike. And no, you can't upload long videos after you've gotten a strike
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So, you were the guy that put Whatsername on YT?
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Roving UHub photographer Ted Dillon caught up with Alice Donovan handing out more of her Boston Transit Therapy Authority tickets at Park Street this morning.
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Nick Puleo is livetweeting his commute this morning on a ferry from Hingham. After leaving paint on the ice, the ferry got stuck and now a tug from New Jersey is trying to pull the boat out.
He adds:
Heard on the ferry: "I'd rather die on this boat than sit on the GD commuter rail"
WHDH has some details on the fight of the century on an outbound Greenbush Line train this afternoon.
We started seeing reports of pleasant rides on the T today. Except from commuter-rail riders, who continue to find themselves jammed into stations waiting for trains that never come, or leave, or, who knows, even exist at all. Claire Blechman was among those trying to get into North Station this evening.
For what it's worth, I got this e-mail from Keolis earlier
February 19, 2015
A letter to our MBTA Commuter Rail passengers:
Since the beginning of the year, commuter rail passengers have faced delays, cancellations and overly crowded trains related primarily to weather and mechanical issues on MBTA Commuter Rail. And while the storms we faced were historic, service has deteriorated. Some of you are still experiencing on-time trains, but many of you have not.
Seems the driver of a 55 bus couldn't get down a particularly narrowed Fenway street this morning, so he went down another one. And, of course, as Najah shows us, nobody told the people waiting for the bus at Jersey and Queensberry, forcing them to run to Jersey and Boylston to try to catch the bus, literally.
Mollasaurus wonders who printed up these cards now floating around the T.
All the way from Forest Hills to Oak Grove, every nine minutes.
The MBTA broke in unrelenting record-setting winter weather but to be honest it's often late, unreliable, and long in the tooth year round. Call your state legislators, tell them about your commute and ask them to invest in greater Boston's public transit system.
UPDATE :Firefighters extinguished the fire and left the tracks about 10:45 p.m
Around 10:35 p.m. Firefighters asked the T to cut power on the outbound side so they could douse a small trash fire about 100 feet past the platform; the T cut power in both directions.
And the lucky ones get a ride home! Such as Molly Lanzarotta, who looked back through the station to see who was looking up at the departures board around 5:10 p.m.
Not all T maintenance workers are clearing tracks. As Sybil shows us, a number were busy today clearing snow off the roof of the Riverside trolley facility.
Michael Femia reports a trolley acting as a plow got stuck on Huntington Avenue by the Museum of Fine Arts around 12:30 p.m. Yacques reports it derailed and took out a street light and hit a pole.
In the photo above, that yellow thing was the plow attached to the front of the trolley.
Frederick also happened to photograph the snow mound that did in the trolley before the trolley arrived:
Yeah, about that. Looks like a plow driver completely covered it up with snow boulders, so, as Molly Lanzarotta reports, Fairmount Line riders and people looking to get from one side of the train tracks and the Neponset to the other have to walk in the street again.
It's no better down the line at Readville station, where Boston Strolls reports sidewalks have gone unshoveled since that first January storm.
State Sen. Will Brownsberger, who represents Allston/Brighton, reports he contacted MBTA General Manager Beverly Scott yesterday afternoon about the fact that the Green Line continues not to run down Comm. Ave. On an Allston/Brighton mailing list, he posts Scott's reply:
Promise you we are working very hard on overall Recovery Plan - this is a complicated section for us - but definitely not forgotten. It will be some time next week but cannot say yet with certainty. Will have a realistic goal [by end of Wednesday].
But the B Line? Amanda McNeil reports:
Direct quote from 57 driver "All the buses leaving Watertown are full. Y'all better just start walking"
An Orange Line tried withered on the vine at Tufts.
Three inbound Red Line trains passed through Central after 8:30 a.m. and nobody could get on any of them.
Trolley plowing the tracks in Coolidge Corner! Thanks @MBTA !! @TownofBrookline @universalhub pic.twitter.com/KrLfRoP0MN
— Mike Sanders (@msanders14) February 18, 2015
Mike Sanders watched a plow-equipped trolley move through Coolidge Corner tonight.
There needs to be a better system in place for getting people on shuttles buses @ JFK. Pure chaos tonight. Buses showing up and stopping in random spots. People charge for them like animals. There was one night last week wjphen they had a line which was more smoother. I had to wait(6 shuttles come and go) So aggravating Especially when you are trying to catch a bus @ Qui Ctr
Brian D'Amico captured Scott Nichols of Winthrop doing the unthinkable this afternoon: Holding his backpack above his head to create more space in an Orange Line car.
The photo was part of his chronicle of riding the T today.
Copyright Brian D'Amico. Posted in the Universal Hub pool on Flickr.
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Ozone depletion above Antarctica has caused large increases in springtime UVB radiation (UVBR) and recovery of the ozone layer is not expected until 2060. We have shown that increased UVBR is likely to have more negative effects on the endemic moss, Schistidium antarctici, than on two co-occurring cosmopolitan species Ceratodon ... purpureus and Bryum pseudotriquetrum. This is probably due to differences in their ability to screen UVBR but we need to fully characterise the UV absorbing compounds in each species, and their cellular location, to confirm this. Our team of chemists and biologists will fully characterise these potentially novel UV screens.
Project objectives:
This project brings together chemists and biologists to fully characterise the UV screens in the Antarctic endemic moss Schistidium antarctici, and two co-occurring cosmopolitan species Ceratodon purpureus and Bryum pseudotriquetrum.
Our specific aims are:
1. to extract and separate soluble and cell wall UV-B screening chemical compounds from the three moss species,
2. to identify the precise chemical structure of these compounds and their cellular location, and
3. to measure and compare the UV-B absorbing ability of the different chemical compounds.
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4. To investigate the environmental triggers responsible for the intense red colouration observed in mosses in the 2008 season and to determine if particular chemical compounds produced by the moss are sentinels of a decline in moss populations.
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1. to extract and separate soluble and cell wall UV-B screening chemical compounds from the three moss species.
The preparative separation of the cell wall UV-B screening compounds from Australian Ceratodon purpureus is well underway using semi-preparative-HPLC. Analytical HPLC analysis of individual fractions obtained show successful separation of particular compounds and we are almost at the stage of pooling equivalent fractions for identification.
2. to identify the precise chemical structure of these compounds and their cellular location, and
3. to measure and compare the UV-B absorbing ability of the different chemical compounds.
Objectives 2 and 3 will be competed once we have achieved objective 1.
4. To investigate the environmental triggers responsible for the intense red colouration observed in mosses in the 2008 season and to determine if particular chemical compounds produced by the moss are sentinels of a decline in moss populations.
Intracellular and cell wall UV absorbing compounds as well as anthocyanins have been extracted from some Ceratodon purpureus samples. Preliminary analysis of pairs of red (exposed) and green (sheltered) moss samples indicates higher concentrations of UV absorbing pigments within the cell walls of exposed mosses but no difference in the overall concentration of intracellular UV screening compounds. Surprisingly, intracellular anthocyanic pigments were twice as concentrated in the sheltered moss compared to the exposed moss.
When red, exposed moss was brought into the laboratory and grown at low light in the laboratory (21 degrees C) the colouration changed from red to green within 6 days for Bryum pseudotriquetrum and 12 days for Ceratodon purpureus. Analysis of pigments showed that over this short time, intracellular UV absorbing pigments declined in both species, but cell wall pigments and anthocyanins did not change significantly. This preliminary experiment shows that Antarctic mosses can change their pigment composition rapidly in response to changing environmental conditions and suggests that the transplant experiment will yield extremely interesting results. Longer term experiments will also show the response of cell wall pigments to a changing environment.
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We have developed a methodology for efficient extraction and partitioning of the UV-B screening compounds in these mosses.
Confocal ... microscopy was used to examine localisation of phenolics in three Antarctic bryophyte species and also to investigate the efficiency of the various extraction techniques in removing phenolics from C. purpureus. Confocal fluorescence images showed C. purpureus had 2-fold higher amounts of cell wall-bound than intracellular phenolics whereas Bryum pseudotriquetrum contained approximately half the amount of cell wall-bound than intracellular phenolics. In the Antarctic liverwort Cephaloziella exiliflora phenolics were predominantly intracellular with little bound to the cell walls. These results indicate that B. pseudotriquetrum and C. exiliflora rely more on intracellular UV screens than C. purpureus. In addition, confocal microscopy demonstrated that the intracellular phenolics in both B. pseudotriquetrum and C. purpureus are most likely to be localised within vacuoles.
We have also ascertained that the alkali hydrolysis extraction method is successful in extracting phenolic compounds bound to cell walls of C. purpureus although we are currently trying to modify this method to avoid the use of Sodium dodecyl sulfate since this interferes with identification of the compounds.
Using subsequent chromatography techniques, aromatic compounds, unsaturated fatty acids and an unsaturated alcohol were identified as responsible for some of the high UV activity observed in the cell wall extracts. Using HPLC we have provisionally identified a number of bisflavones and some derivatives of benzoic acids as components of the UV-absorbing compounds in C. purpureus using HPLC. We have been concentrating on the cell wall fraction in this species but these compounds appear to be in both the cell wall and intracellular compartments.
Final confirmation of the exact structure of these compounds is currently underway using LC-MS and spectroscopic methods (e.g. NMR). Once we have confirmed the identity of the compounds we can assess their relative strength as UV screens and also their precise location within the cell.
Further separation of other UV-active compounds is continuing for Bryum pseudotriquetrum.
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The main field work components were not possible due to the limited time at Casey and the fact that we were not there at the start or end of the summer season.
The finding that these pigments are indeed variable depending on the UV-B radiation dose is very exciting since this means that we could potentially use these mosses as proxies for historic UV radiation around the coast of Antarctica etc.
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We were not able to conduct the transplant experiment in the 2010/11 season because berths were only available in late Feb for a short time. We hope to complete this experiment in 2011/12. This means that progress on Aim 4 is limited to a small pilot and comparative experiments using Australian samples. To complete the project successfully requires berths throughout the summer season to capture the moss response adequately, unfortunately this has not been possible over the past 2 seasons, but hopefully will be possible in 2011/12.
We also did not receive grant funding for this project in 2010/11 which means that progress on the other objectives was slower than we had anticipated. Despite this the project is progressing well and we have clear evidence of the ability of Antarctic mosses to respond rapidly to environmental changes.
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Turnbull, J.D., Leslie, S.J., Robinson, S.A. (2009), Desiccation protects Antarctic mosses from UV-B induced DNA damage, Functional Plant Biology, 36, 214-221
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. - A resident of Pittsburgh, Pa., was sentenced yesterday in federal court to 115 months in prison on her conviction of bank fraud and money laundering, United States Attorney David J. Hickton announced today.
Senior United States District Judge Alan N. Bloch imposed the sentence on Jammie E. Harris, a/k/a Jammie E. Williams, 46.
According to information presented to the court, Harris executed a scheme to defraud Dwelling House Savings and Loan (DHSL) of its assets using fraudulent ACH transactions. Harris opened a PayPal account and associated her DHSL bank account to the PayPal account. Using PayPal to initiate ACH transactions, she caused disbursement from DHSL in amounts that far exceeded any balance she had in her account at DHSL. Those insufficient funds transactions were not rejected and reversed by DHSL personnel. The loss attributed to Harris is at least $1,101,264.60. Harris also was charged with money laundering transactions that produced checks derived from proceeds of bank fraud located at a local credit union.
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| Pyongyang, June 19 (KCNA) -- There took place dancing parties of youth and students in various parts of the DPRK on Thursday, the 50th anniversary of leader Kim Jong Il's start of work at the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea (WPK).
Venues of the dancing parties here including the plazas of the Monument to the Party Founding, the April 25 House of Culture and the Arch of Triumph turned into seas of dances amid the playing of song "We Will Uphold Our General".
The youth and students cheerfully danced, recollecting with deep emotion the revolutionary career of Kim Jong Il who performed undying exploits before the era and revolution, the country and its people by guiding the WPK along the only road of victory with his outstanding and experienced leadership.
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Red Mass attendees honor Judge Roll, victim of Tucson tragedy
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PHOENIX (CNS) -- The scores of lawmakers, attorneys and public officials who gathered at St. Mary's Basilica for the annual Red Mass Jan. 18 had more on their mind this year than the opening of the legislative session.
At the front of the mission-style church in the heart of downtown Phoenix stood a large portrait of John Roll, who until Jan. 8 was chief judge of the U.S. District Court for Arizona. He was one of the six victims killed in the Tucson shooting rampage that left 13 others wounded, and his absence was keenly felt by those at the basilica who knew him.
Roll, 63, was a frequent attendee at the Red Mass and was scheduled to offer the intercessory prayers.
Alan Tavassoli, president-elect of the St. Thomas More Society, recognized the life of Roll in his opening remarks before the Mass.
"It is with great sadness that we mourn the passing of this great and humble servant of God," Tavassoli said. "Lawmakers and seekers of justice will feel the loss of his presence for many years to come."
Tavassoli compared Roll's faith to that of the patron saint of the legal profession.
"His quiet example of abiding faith with its warmth is especially relevant in our society today as it was in the time of St. Thomas More," Tavassoli said. "Judge Roll will truly be missed."
Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted of Phoenix prayed for those who serve in the Legislature and all community leaders.
"In light of the tragic shooting that took place in Tucson, we pray for God's protection through the Holy Spirit on those who serve and guide," Bishop Olmsted said, "and on all of us as we seek to be one and seek to work harmoniously together despite our differences."
Bishop Salvatore J. Cordileone of Oakland, Calif., homilist for the Mass and well known for his efforts on behalf of marriage and the sanctity of life, reflected on the meaning and purpose of the law and some of the causes of modern social disarray.
Bishop Cordileone traced the role of the prophet Ezra in redefining ancient Judaism through the Torah. "He was calling people back to purity, to fidelity, to the God of the covenant," Cordileone said, "the sign of which was their adherence to his law."
He said Ezra's philosophy reflected a value that is "universally valid, especially in our secularized society: The law is a teacher."
"We who have faith need to order our society in this proper way. We need to take heed of the New Testament teaching of putting our inner spiritual disposition in proper order so that our actions will be righteous," Bishop Cordileone said.
He also addressed those who claim on the one hand to be Catholic but take public stands at odds with church teaching.
"We cannot separate the demands of faith with our life in public," Bishop Cordileone said. "We cannot separate morality from policy or conscience from action."
Referring to a 2002 instruction from the Vatican Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, Bishop Cordileone said, "Democracy must be based on the true and solid foundation of non-negotiable, ethical principles which are the underpinning of life and society."
The separation of fundamental moral principles from the law has resulted in "the most despicable and blatant attacks on human life and dignity and even the most innocent of human life," Bishop Cordileone said.
"We are seeing before our very eyes the erosion of the most fundamental good of society, the very institution designed to nourish and protect the most vulnerable -- children -- by the continual redefinition and ultimate demolition of marriage," he said.
It will take both the transforming power of the faith and the law to bring our nation back, Bishop Cordileone said, to "the common principles that made it great, to a renewed faith and purpose and fidelity to the one who has endowed us with the inalienable rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness."
That, he said, will take courage, and "there will be a price to pay in one way or another." Those who aim to bring laws in line with morality may suffer with regard to their economic status, career advancement or good name, he said.
Bishop Olmsted prayed for all those injured in the Tucson tragedy, "that God's healing power may renew and restore them."
He also recognized Maureen Roll, wife of the slain judge, who was in attendance at the Red Mass. Many in the crowd embraced her afterward, expressing their condolences.
"We're very honored by your presence," Bishop Olmsted said, "and even more inspired by your marriage and family life and the example you and Judge Roll gave us."
In a written reflection about an earlier Red Mass in Phoenix, Denver Archbishop Charles J. Chaput recalled having first "met" Judge Roll through correspondence after the archbishop delivered the homily at the 2008 Red Mass. Bishop Olmsted had invited him to be the homilist that year and in the congregation was Mrs. Roll.
About 10 months later, the archbishop said he received the "first of several extraordinary letters from her husband."
"Maureen apparently talked about the Red Mass with her spouse," the archbishop wrote in a Jan. 12 column about the judge in the Denver Catholic Register, the archdiocesan newspaper.
"It's impossible to fully know a man from correspondence alone. But each of John Roll's letters had the same four clear marks: generosity, intelligence, largeness of spirit and a sincere love for his Catholic faith," he said.
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Hey guys,
Just wondering what the typical route for cyclists around the Geelong area is and where about they go?
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Coastal rides for the win - Portarlington, Ocean Grove/Barwon Heads (via 13th beach), Torquay, Anglesea or a combination of those is my usual. For those looking to exercise their inner mountain goat, head towards ceres. Have a look at the Amy's Ride Routes on the Amy Gillett website, quite a nice little course.
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Ride the Worlds course 11 times....Ok maybe not 11 times but a few laps would hurt. We rode it on Saturday and the climbs are good, flats are fast The climbs are an avg of 4% I think and go up to 17%. And at the end....you can get a coffee.
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Is the Grovedale Hotel and/or the Bunnings Waurn Ponds bunch rides still going?
7 am on Saturdays for both rides and 8am on Sundays for the Bunning Waurn Ponds if that's any help.
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Think the Grovy Hotel one is, not sure about the Bunnings. Grovy on a Sat morning used to be a pretty quick ride. Also check aty DeGrandi's, they used to have a list of rides leaving from the shop and from memory there was almost one every day. Rides arent afiiliated with the store AFAIK, it just happens to be the meeting point.
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Thanks Guys!
Im not normally around on the weekends and enjoy the midway rides during the weeks instead of early morning, so can anyone link me to or tell me the route that they do from bunnings or the grovey hotel?
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I am part of a group that rides around Lara here is our webpage
if your interested we generally ride every day.
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Monday / Friday - (6am) Meet at Great Western - corner shannon ave and aberdeen st. 30k easy- medium pace, dog rocks and return via ceres
Tuesday / Thursday (5:50am) easy (6:00am) hard - Grovedale Pub - Torquay rd, Grovedale - 40k Torquay + back
Wed - Corner Scenic Road and Barrabool Road Highton - 30 k easy - coffee shop ride, they also sometimes do (hills - 50k medium) dependant on numbers
Sat - Grovedale Pub - 7am Easy Torquay + Return . 6am Bunnings - Bells Beach Hills Meet up with 7am bunch - Medium
Sunday - 8am Meet at Belmont Common - Opposite Mobil - Winter Easy , Summer Hard - 50-60k
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Originally from Butte, he came to Montana from Colorado State where he was an assistant coach for former head coach Sonny Lubick for 15 seasons from 1993-2007. He was an assistant coach on Lubick's staff at Montana State from 1977-80.
Former (2003-09) Griz head coach Bobby Hauck hired Delaney in 2008, while former (2010-111) UM mentor Robin Pflugrad retained him as he was the lone holdover from Hauck's staff.
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Delaney began his coaching career at Butte Central High School (1964-67) as head wrestling coach and assistant football coach. He also taught English at Central.
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William A. Candelaria
Mr. Candelaria is a partner at Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP, specializing in corporate transactions, private equity, and capital markets. He was previously a partner at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP and before that at Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLP. He received his undergraduate and master of arts degrees from Stanford University and a juris doctor degree from Harvard Law School, where he served as an editor of the Harvard Law Review. Following law school, Mr. Candelaria served as a law clerk for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in Los Angeles. He is admitted to practice law in California and New York.
Marlene Cintron
Ms. Cintron is president of the Bronx Overall Economic Development Corporation (BOEDC), which provides incentives and assistance to new and expanding firms in the Bronx. Among its activities, BOEDC is an SBA 504 lender (only one of two in New York State) and is in charge of the Bronx Empowerment Zone fund. Ms. Cintron was previously the executive director of the Puerto Rican and Latino Caucus of the New York State Senate and has worked in a variety of roles in the private, not-for-profit, and public sectors. Ms. Cintron received an undergraduate degree from the State University of New York at Old Westbury, a master's degree from the Fordham University School of Education, and a juris doctor degree from the Georgetown University Law Center.
Dr. Héctor R. Cordero-Guzmán
Dr. Cordero-Guzman is a Professor at the School of Public Affairs at Baruch College of the City University of New York. He is also a Professor in the Ph.D. Programs in Sociology and in Urban Education at the City University of New York (CUNY) Graduate Center. Dr. Cordero-Guzman has published academic research and taught graduate courses on issues related to education, labor markets and employment, non-profit organizations, micro-finance, international migration, poverty and inequality, economic and community development, race and ethnic relations, and social policy. Prior to joining The School of Public Affairs at CUNY, Dr. Cordero-Guzman worked as a Program Officer in the Economic Development and the Quality Employment Units of the Asset Building and Community Development Program at The Ford Foundation. He received his M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in Sociology from The University of Chicago.
Robert E. Englert
Mr. Englert is the Director of Land Use, Planning, and Infrastructure at the Office of the Staten Island Borough President and a member of the Mayor's Staten Island Growth Management Task Force. He is a registered architect in the states of New York and New Jersey. His professional experience includes the practice of architecture, urban design, site planning, interior design, space planning, and governmental approvals including NYC and NYS regulating policies and compliance for land use-related reviews. He was formerly President of the American Institute of Architects, Staten Island Chapter and Principal of Englert & Norton Architects and Scarano & Englert Architects. He received his undergraduate and professional degree in architecture from The City College of New York.
Alan B. Friedberg
Mr. Friedberg is the President of Alan B. Friedberg Investment & Development Corp., an owner, operator, developer and manager of apartment, hotel and commercial real estate in Manhattan, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania. He was Co-Founder and Executive Vice President of Charles H. Greenthal & Company, Inc. and is a recipient of the lifetime achievement award by the Associated Builders and Owners of New York City. Mr. Friedberg is on the Board of the Educational Alliance, a nonprofit organization that provides programs and services for the needs of all races and religions. Mr. Friedberg has served on the Board of Directors of the New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority and as a member of the Advisory Board of the New York City Taxi & Limousine Commission. He is a graduate of New York University.
Joseph N. Garba
Mr. Garba is the Deputy Borough President of the Borough of Manhattan, focusing on Policy and Budget. He was previously the Director of State Legislative Affairs for the Office of the Mayor of the City of New York where he was responsible for leading the administration's State legislative agenda, which included the approval of legislation to allow for development at Brooklyn Bridge Park, Hudson River Park, Coney Island, Hallets Point, and the USTA National Tennis Center; reform of the New York City Housing Authority board; and approval for the use of Speed Enforcement Cameras in the City of New York. Prior, he worked in a variety of other roles in City and State Government. Mr. Garba received an undergraduate degree from the University at Albany and holds an MA in Public Administration from the Rockefeller College of Public Affairs & Policy, State University of New York.
Alicia Glen
Ms. Glen is the Deputy Mayor for Housing and Economic Development of the City of New York. She was previously Managing Director and Head of the Urban Investment Group for The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. Prior to joining Goldman Sachs, Deputy Mayor Glen was New York's Assistant Commissioner for Finance at the City's Department of Housing Preservation and Development from 1998 to 2002 and served as an attorney with Brooklyn Legal Services from 1993 to 1996. Deputy Mayor Glen is a graduate of Amherst College and Columbia Law School.
Tanya Levy-Odom
Tanya Levy-Odom is the Director of Investor Relations for Time Inc. responsible for communicating with existing and prospective investors and key influencers including buy-side and sell-side analysts as well as corporate governance contacts. Prior to joining Time Inc., she was a Vice President/Domestic Equity Analyst for Alliance Growth Equities, a subsidiary of Alliance Bernstein, responsible for equity forecasting and stock selection in the Consumer sector. She received her MBA in finance from Fordham University and her undergraduate degree in banking and finance from Hofstra University.
James McSpiritt
Mr. McSpiritt is the Chief of the New York City Law Department's Economic Development Division, which plays a central role in advising the City and negotiating major development projects. Prior to returning to the Law Department, where he had previously served in the Economic Development Division and as Deputy Chief of the Municipal Finance Division, Mr. McSpiritt was Corporate Vice President and General Counsel of the Phipps Houses Group, the nation's largest non-profit developer, owner and manager of affordable housing. He is a graduate of Princeton University and the University of California, Los Angeles School of Law.
Haeda B. Mihaltses
Ms. Mihaltses is the Executive Director of External Affairs with the New York Mets. She was formerly the Director of the Office of Intergovernmental Affairs for Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg. As a member of the Mayor's Senior Staff, she coordinated the City's interaction with the City, State, and Federal legislative offices, as well as the Offices of the City Comptroller, Public Advocate, and Borough Presidents. She previously served as the Director of the City Council Finance Division under Former Speaker Peter F. Vallone. Prior to becoming Director, she served as Deputy Director of the Council's Finance office. Ms. Mihaltses received a Master of Arts as well as a Bachelor of Arts degree from Fordham University.
Melva M. Miller
Ms. Miller is the Director of Economic Development at the Office of the Queens Borough President, where she advises and provides assistance to small businesses throughout Queens and leads a borough-wide workforce development initiative to support economic development. She received a Master's degree from the Hunter College School of Social Work.
Chima Obichere
Mr. Obichere currently serves as a Unit Head for Infrastructure and Economic Development in the New York City Council Finance Division where he is instrumental in the Division's oversight and evaluation of the City's budget, providing fiscal analysis for the City's Department of Transportation, Department of Parks and Recreation, Taxi and Limousine Commission and for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. Before joining the City Council in 2000, Mr. Obichere served as the Chief Fiscal Officer for the Southern Queens Park Association, a nonprofit entity, in South East Queens. He holds an MBA degree from St. John's University Tobin College of Business and a BSc degree from Shaw University, North Carolina.
Shaifali Puri
Ms. Puri is the Executive Director of Global Innovation at the Nike Foundation. In that capacity, she leads a global team that identifies and accelerates highly-scalable and sustainable business models and new interventions that have the potential to help end intergenerational poverty globally. Prior to working at the Nike Foundation, Ms. Puri was Executive Director of Scientists Without Borders, a web-based initiative that aims to improve the quality of life in the developing world through the coordination and mobilization of science-based, capacity-building efforts. Ms. Puri was also Senior Advisor to the President and Chief Operating Officer of the Empire State Development Corporation. She also served as Assistant Solicitor General for the State of New York Attorney General. She received an undergraduate degree from Princeton University and a Juris Doctor degree from Stanford Law School. Ms. Puri is also a Term Member of the Council on Foreign Relations.
Frank Randazzo
Mr. Randazzo is the Public Administrator of Bronx County. He formerly worked at the Bronx Overall Economic Development Corporation (BOEDC), the economic development consultant to the Bronx Borough President's Office, as a Senior Manager of the organization and as the Director of the Bronx portion of the New York Empowerment Zone. Prior to that he was a partner at the law firm of Pino & Associates, LLP, and prior to that he was an Assistant District Attorney in the office of the Bronx District Attorney. He received his undergraduate degree from Fairfield University and his law degree from the Albany Law School of Union University.
Mark E. Russo
Mr. Russo is President of Russo Picciurro Maloy (RPM) Insurance Agency, Staten Island's largest and oldest independent insurance agency, established in 1886. RPM also provides commercial real estate and mortgage services throughout the tri-state area. Mr. Russo joined the firm in 1989 and became a partner in 1994. He manages company relations as well as sales, marketing, and advertising.
Michael Schlein
Mr. Schlein is the President and CEO of Accion, a global non-profit dedicated to building a financially inclusive world. Over more than 50 years, Accion has helped to build 63 microfinance institutions in 32 countries that today reach millions of people living in poverty. Prior to leading Accion, Mr. Schlein served as President of Citigroup's International Franchise Management, was Chief of Staff at the US Securities and Exchange Commission, and served in economic development positions under Mayors Koch and Dinkins. Mr. Schlein has graduate and undergraduate degrees from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Mr. Schlein is the Chairperson of NYCEDC's Board.
Robert J. Strang
Mr. Strang is the Chief Executive Officer of Investigative Management Group and is one of the world's leading corporate investigative specialists, serving major financial institutions, Fortune 500 companies, large law firms, and high net-worth individuals and families. He began his law enforcement career in 1979 with the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Washington, DC, graduating from the Department of Justice's Special Agent Basic Training class in December 1980, and serving as a Special Agent with the Drug Enforcement Administration until 1989. At that time, he formed the firm Strang Hayes with a fellow agent, with whom he also founded Investigative Management Group in 2003.
Kathryn S. Wylde
Ms. Wylde is the President and CEO of the Partnership for New York City, a nonprofit organization of the City's business leaders dedicated to maintaining New York City as a center of world commerce, finance, and innovation. She previously was the founding President and CEO of the Housing Partnership Development Corporation. She is a graduate of St. Olaf College.
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Budget Info
Public Hearings
Economic Devel.
Public Works
Water/Waste Dpt
Help Wanted
Board of County Commissioners
June 25, 2002
The Honorable Board of License Commissioners met today with the following present: W. Michael Newnam, and Larry B. Beck, presiding. Ronald H. Fithian was not in attendance due to his participation in the Maryland Municipal League conference.
T. Edward Robinson, County Administrator, was also not in attendance.
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved.
W. Roger Williams, Treasurer, reported a balance of $3,589,291.00.
Gail Owings, Director, Planning and Zoning Administration, appeared to report on the June 24 Board of Appeals meeting.
Carter Stanton, Director, Public Works, appeared to discuss the memo prepared by James Wright, County Engineer, as to progress of the Bayside Public Landing boat launching ramp. It was noted that the piers are designed without stringers which may lead to the overhang warping. Mr. Wright advised that to add construction of stringers would cost $4,167.52 and recommended the work to prevent accidents/save on future maintenance. The Commissioners concurred with this recommendation and funding will be via the FY 02 Highway User Fund.
Correspondence was received from Gail Owings, Director, Planning and Zoning Administration, advising that at their July 11 meeting, the Rock Hall Mayor and Council will review an application for a variance from flood plain requirements to construct a detached garage. The project is located adjacent to Bayside Public Landing and Park.
As submitted by Frances Miller, Assistant Superintendent of Administrative Services, the Commissioners approved the Electronic Transfer Request as it relates to schedule of payment for period July 1 through June 30, 2003.
The Commissioners approved and signed Certificate of Appreciation recognizing Dr. Lorraine Costella for her eight years of dedicated service as Superintendent of Kent County Public Schools and a total of thirty-eight years as an educator and administrator. A Certificate of Appreciation will be forwarded on to Dr. Costella.
The Commissioners approved and executed Resolution to apply for a short term (five year) loan from SunTrust Bank for no more than $750,000 (at a variable rate of 68% of LIBOR plus 0.58%) for the following capital expenditures:
Central Alarm/911 Radio Upgrade $55,000
FY 03 Board of Education Capital Projects $695,000
A General Obligation Note was approved with SunTrust Bank as it relates to this short term loan.
The Commissioners received correspondence from Dawn Robinson, Chester River Health
System, requesting a County Commissioner to attend a meeting (later today) where consultants will be discussing strengths/weaknesses of the Chester River Health System, potential changes in local environment, as well as opportunities for the future. Due to previous commitments, the Commissioners requested another date be scheduled.
The Commissioners approved and Commissioner Beck executed the FY 03 Cooperative Extension Office in the amount of $98,855.
The Commissioners received correspondence from Bob Merritt, Maintenance Supervisor, providing the following bid tabulation for the repairs to the Courthouse walkway:
Mr. Merritt recommended the lowest bidder. A motion was made by Commissioner Newnam, seconded by Commissioner Beck and passed by the majority of the Board to award the project to T & T Masonry for the amount of $1,500. The project may be funded from the current FY 02 budget.
Carter Stanton, Director, Public Works, appeared to report of a request by Emanuel Episcopal Church to use the Court House lawn for a church service for approximately one half hour. The Commissioners approved the request.
Wayne Morris, Director, Department of Water and Wastewater Services, appeared to report on the following issues:
Tolchester Service Area - Mr. Morris provided a copy of correspondence from Gavin Smith, Tolchester, requesting a sewer allocation for Parcel 840 Tax Map 35 C. Mr. Morris recommended the sewer allocation. The Commissioners concurred.
Kennedyville Feasibility Study - Mr. Morris provided a copy of correspondence directed to Roger Persons, Loan Specialist, Rural Economic and Community Development, requesting review of the Kennedyville Feasibility Study for future discussions relating to the proposed correctives measures needed to remedy unauthorized discharges as well as other necessary improvements.
Millington Water and Wastewater Expansion Project - Commissioner Newnam inquired as to the status of the project. Mr. Morris advised that the wastewater expansion portion is progressing, however, the Mayor and Council of Millington is continuing public meetings to further discuss the water expansion project.
The Commissioners received electronic mail from Charles Burris, Massey, requesting consideration be given to furthering the Millington Service area to the Massey area. The Commissioners requested Mr. Morris to respond to Mr. Burris on this matter.
Worton Well Project - Mr. Morris provided an update on the Worton Well project. He advised that Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) requirements have been satisfied relating to the well permit and aquifer identification. He reported that the project should be progressing.
Maryland Center for Environmental Training (MCET) - Correspondence went forth to Governor Glendening, and local legislators expressing concern that funding for MCET training was cut from the Maryland Department of Environment FY 03 Budget.
The Commissioners advised that Kent County relies almost exclusively on the various services and training programs provided by MCET at local community colleges. This training is the primary means for keeping service utility operators current with credit hours needed for certification/renewal, updating and assisting with new regulations and rules. Additionally, MCET is able to provide on-site training, performs evaluations and offers assistance with process control analysis with little cost to the county in emergency situations. The Commissioners requested consideration be given to continue funding for these MCET programs.
In follow-up from the May 28 presentation by Robert Etgen, Executive Director, Amy Owsley, Director, Community Planning, and Governor Harry Hughes, representing Eastern Shore Land Conservancy, of the Eastern Shore 2010: A Regional Vision, proposing that Cecil, Kent, Queen Anne's, Talbot, Caroline and Dorchester Counties commit towards preserving Eastern Shore land, the Executive Assistant advised that the matter would be discussed at a special meeting of the Upper Shore Association of Counties meeting scheduled for July 10.
At 10:10 a.m., a motion was made by Commissioner Newnam, seconded by Commissioner Beck and passed by the majority of the Board to go into executive session with Elmer E. Horsey, Economic Development Director, and Jack Canan, Economic Development Coordinator, to discuss issues relating to establishing new business locations in Kent County in accordance with State Government Article, Section 10.508 of the Annotated Code of Maryland.
Items of discussion included the Worton Road Project.
The executive session adjourned at 10:15 a.m.
The Commissioners approved a Raffle Permit for the American Cancer Society (Relay for Life) to hold a fund raising event on September 6 - 7 at at the Kent County High School, Worton.
The Commissioners approved and executed the Housing and Community Development grant application for the continuation of the Kent County Housing Improvement Program (HIP). The grant application, prepared by Jack Canan, Housing and Community Development Coordinator, and Kay Pinder-Almen, Administrative Aide, Housing and Community Development, requested $195,000 in Community Development Block Grant Funding.
Correspondence was received from Bill Seitzer, Treasurer, Humane Society, advising that during the budget process, the Commissioners requested the 1995 truck be offered as a trade-in for the purchase of a new truck, however, the Board has requested the old truck be retained as a back-up vehicle. Mr. Seitzer requested approval for the change in understanding of the 2002-2003 budget. The Commissioners approved the recommendation.
The Commissioners received correspondence from Keith and Mary White, Galena, requesting the Land Use Ordinance retain the density requirements of one dwelling per three acres for Rural Residential zoning.
Correspondence was received from Kathryn Ozman, Chestertown, requesting consideration be given to change her property on MD Route 291 from Commercial zoning to Intense Village Zoning. She also requested the addition of "self storage units" as a conditional use for Intense Village Zoning. Mrs. Ozman forwarded a copy of innovations relating to the upscale appearance of new self storage units.
The Commissioners received correspondence from Bob Merritt, Maintenance Supervisor, providing the following bid tabulation to replace carpeting in the Kent County Public Library:
Mr. Merritt recommended the lowest bidder. A motion was made by Commissioner Newnam, seconded by Commissioner Beck and passed by the majority of the Board to award the project to Park Rug and Floor Covering for the amount of $16,717.00. The project may be funded from the current FY 02 budget.
At 9:20 a.m., a motion was made by Commissioner Newnam, seconded by Commissioner Beck, and passed by the majority of the Board to go into executive session to discuss personnel matters in accordance with State Government Article, Section 10.508 of the Annotated Code of Maryland.
The executive session adjourned at 9:43 a.m.
Carter Stanton, Director, Public Works, appeared to discuss the improvements to the Public Works Complex parking lot. The repairs are estimated to cost $116.698.18 however, labor and equipment will be provided in-house. The cost of one blacktop application will be absorbed by David A. Bramble Inc., based on credit due the County, therefore, there will be a balance of $11,650 which will be from FY 02 State Highway User fund. The Commissioners approved the project.
Correspondence was received from Ron Linton, Chestertown, expressing support for a rails to trails project in Kent County.
Carter Stanton, Director, Public Works, appeared to discuss the memorandum relating to Smithville Road project. He advised that the project was completed (under the estimated budget of $155,505) for the amount of $150,358.38. Mr. Stanton requested the savings realized from this project will be used towards the costs of the Coopers Lane roadwork project.
The Commissioners received correspondence from Jack Canan, Transportation Advisory Group, (TAG) Chairman, advising of public hearings schedule informing the public of the pilot project, Maryland Upper Shore Transit System, which will provide a coordinated mass transit system serving Caroline, Dorchester, Kent, Talbot and Queen Anne's Counties. The public hearing scheduled for Kent County will be July 16 at 2:00 p.m. a t the Upper Shore Aging Office Building, Chestertown.
The Commissioners approved and Commissioner Beck executed a grant agreement between Kent County and the Department of Agriculture for the purpose of allocating funds and providing a program for the control and eradication of specific noxious weeds.
As presented by Mr. Horsey, the Commissioners approved and signed Letter of Understanding between Kent County, Maryland and KRM Development Group in order to undertake a mutually beneficial infrastructure improvement project hereinafter known as the "Worton Road Project" located on MD Route 297 identified as Tax Map 28, Grid 3C, Parcel 162, Lot 2 (owned by the County) and Tax Map 28, Grid 3C, Parcel 166 (owned by KRM).
As prepared by Ilene S. Garten, Assistant Attorney General, Department of Business and
Economic Development (DBED), the Commissioners approved and signed Grant Agreement between Kent County, Maryland and Department of Business and Economic Development whereby DBED will grant the amount of $60,000 or 70% of the costs of construction of an access road that will intersect MD Route 297 and provide access to 13.75 acres of land owned by the County and 10 acres of land owned by KRM Development Corporation which land will be used for industrial purposes.
There being no further business to claim their attention, the Board adjourned to meet again on Tuesday, July 2, 2002.
Please contact Joyce Laskey or Janice Fletcher at (410) 778-7435 or by e-mail with any questions or comments.
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Ok, so this post is a bit over due… but better late than never… right?!
MN Fashion week has come to an end, but what a week it was! I made it out to a few key events; Envision Artopia, Voltage: Fashion Amplified, and the Sol Inspirations Eco Fashion Show. I would have loved to have gone to more, but I had my hands full finishing up my spring collection of jewelry. I had the honor of showing my collection with the fashions of Frances Zerr on Voltage runway!
I was quite impressed with Voltage this year (and not just because I was a part of it) I had gone to the show a few years ago, and while it was well produced, I was left underwhelmed with the designs being showcased. A lot has changed since then. Minneapolis has kicked it up a notch and really seems to be gaining momentum in the fashion realm. My one criticism of the night was the music. Voltage is billed as a fashion/rock show, many of the acts were just too mellow in my opinion. Pink Mink did a great job closing out the night, they fucking rocked! But, while the other bands were talented, I feel they lacked the energy that is needed for a fashion show, especially when the crowd is on their feet for over 3 hours. In fact, music seemed to be an issue at all of the fashion events I attended this year. DJ Sheik was brought in to spin at both the Envision Artopia and the Sol Inspirations shows. I hope they didn't pay her too much… she mostly played music from 10-15 years ago. We're there to see forward thinking fashions, why not give us some forward thinking music to go along with it?!
Ok, on to the goodies! I had the pleasure of collaborating with the lovely Frances Zerr to create a bold line of jewelry to accent her awesome sporty spring collection. This was my first time showing on the runway, so I wanted to capture all of the excitement behind the scenes. Below are few shots I managed to get backstage (it was majorly crowded back there!) of our beautiful models. Also, I've included some photographs from Jules Christman of our looks going down the runway.
I was elated to be a part of the show, but a bit bummed I didn't get to see the whole thing. Luckily Frances and I showed 3rd, so I got to see the entire second half of the show! I even managed to get a front row spot thanks to my mom for getting there early and snagging some prime real estate next to the runway. What a great night!!
Check out more awesome photos from the show on one of my fav local fashion blogs Art of Wore!
There were so many talented local Minneapolis designers that showed during MN Fashion Week this year, check out some of my personal favorites!
Jagress Intimates
Nikki English
Needle and Black
Max Lorbach
Raul Osorio
Emma Berg
Alright New York, Paris, and Milan…. Minneapolis is comin' for ya! Ok, we may not be at that caliber yet, but we're workin' on it!!


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The following is an archive of a post made to our
'vox-tech mailing list'
by one of its subscribers.
Make sure glide3's installed too. The 3DFX DRI depends on it. (I think
it's libglide3 under debian).
begin William Kendrick quotation:
> My eyes are going crossed...
> I'm trying to get my Voodoo 3 2000 working again
> (RedHat 7.1, XFree86 4.1.0, Kernel 2.4.10 compiled with DRI, tdfx, AGP support)
> and am getting this error when I run "DRIsetup-linux-i386", a beta test
> program from dri.sourceforge.net:
> Direct Rendering Infrastructure testing program
> Checking your system.......
> Your config file is /etc/X11/XF86Config
> Your module path is /usr/X11R6/lib/modules
> You are running in GLX Indirect Rendering Mode
> Using the file /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/dri/tdfx_dri.so, as the DRI driver
> This DRI driver contains an unresolved symbol
> This problem is due to compilation issues
> You will be running in indirect mode.
> i.e. software rendering - which will be slow
> When "LIBGL_DEBUG" env. var. set, when I run "glxinfo", I get:
> libGL error: dlopen failed: /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/dri/tdfx_dri.so: undefined symbol: grStipplePattern
> libGL error: dlopen failed: /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/dri/tdfx_dri.so: undefined symbol: grStipplePattern
> display: :0.0 screen:0
> direct rendering: No
> server glx vendor string: SGI
> server glx version string: 1.2
> server glx extensions:
> GLX_EXT_visual_info, GLX_EXT_visual_rating, GLX_EXT_import_context
> ...
> I'm sure I've probably got some old GL cruft sitting around from way back
> in the RedHat 6.x, XF86 3.x days... but it's hard to figure out what needs
> to be removed.
> (I tried a few things, and X just crashed completely when I ran "glxinfo"..
> d'oh!)
> Thx!
> -bill!
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