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Who the oldest player of FM / CM games? What game did you start on?
I started on CM2 Italia (35 yrs)
Cheers all.
Who the oldest player of FM / CM games? What game did you start on?
I started on CM2 Italia (35 yrs)
Cheers all.
I started on CM2 (33 yrs) i think that is still one of my all time favourite versions of the game.
I can beat that ..!! 51 yrs young !! CM2 I think ?
or matbe its 28 ????
CM1 back in 92/93? i'm 40 years old
Whats with this over 30 stuff?
Im 25 and I started on the very first Championship Manager in 1992 aged 10
CM1 55yrs old
Razor Eddie.
I played CM2 when I was like 5 I think
The very first one with fake names and the fake Big Fat Ron lookalike. I remember thinking it would be the best game ever if it had real names then came along CM93......
36 Started on the original Championship Manager Amiga A500 and played every version since. Seen many a football manager game come and go since but only CM or as is now FM is still going strong. Well done SI
Mine was cm3, even though I'm 14.
I can't remember neither my age nor the first version of the game.
I only remember tactics.
cm 92 - im 27 now so someone else should do the maths
Played the first ever Championship Manager on My Amiga all i remeber was the codes like page 16 result 2 or summit was quality problem was the game was always corrupt use to fukc up around march time i think well my mates version did mine was mint !
First CM I played was CM3, I think about 5 years ago. I'm 15 now so I started fairly young
I started as a kid of about five or six on the original Football Manager back in the late '80s/early '90s. I didn't play CM until CM97/98 when I first had a computer capable of handling a CM game.
And I'm 23 (but I feel older than 30, if that makes my post eligible!)
First one on the Amiga. It took so much time waiting for all the scores in blue fax screen I had always the TV on.
36 and waiting for FM 09.
What the younger generation will never appreciate was the ever present danger of your save game disks corrupting. 93/94 etc lasted 50 seasons as I recall, the odds of it ever making it that far were slim to none however (unless you were sensible and make backups I guess).
There'd also be none of this asking 'when do the new regens appear?' nonsense - there was no mistaking it when it took approx. 2 hours to process the rollover to the new season. You had to make serious plans to go do something productive with those couple of hours of life while your Amiga was churning away for that length of time, so your could get stuck into it again.
This is bad but I started with FM05 lmao . I am only 15 to be fair.
FM '05 I think I started with that version any way, Oh and I'm 31. FM & a beer. Chill out and enjoy
35 yo / CM2
24 and I started with CM2 when I was 15.
34 y/o and the original Amiga CM1 where it was quicker to actually watch a real season of footie than play one on CM...those were the days!!!!
15, started on 00/01.
1st one - you could make a sarnie waiting for it - and read a good book at year end (42)
lol at some of these posts.29 an started on the very first one,i forgot bout the blue screen scoreboard an the endless waiting for the new season to start lol i remember cm italia like it was yesterday with lineker at grampus8 buying maradona and bebeto for milan althou i had to rotate them with the dutch trio due to the 3 foreigner rule.Also remember having conversations with my school mates about why shearer didnt score as much as he did irl lol an 15years later i'm lookin forward to 09 more than any previous edition, is that sad enough for ya? lol
I'm 33 and started on the 2006 version (here in America, it takes a little harder to be introduced to this game - but once I was, I was hooked!).
I'm 49 and just started playing FM2008 (version 8.02)
I blame my nephew
32 but going strong to 33 and i started playing this game about 14 years ago iirc. Don't know what version though.
La la la la la...
26 yo
...started with CM2....and just played it few days ago ))
...for CM1 was too young...but anyway...I don't like it...
cm00/01 ( era of Gustav Vasa and the other great Swedes ) - 37 years old
CM2 in 1992 for me during my exams!!!! Had maths exam but stsyed up till 4am takin mighty Leeds all the way to the European Cup final!
32 years old now....FM08 game in 2014 and going strong...
34, cm97/98.
I played the first footy management sim distributed by Domark, I thought it was called "The Manager" and made by SI, but maybe I'm talking about CM1?
Great game, fake names all round, 4-2-4 and you'd win every game (kinda like the AI now )
i'm 33 now and i started with the original. i remember my brilliant formation of 3-4-1-2 for home games, and 3-1-4-2 for away games. i had a brilliant striker called phil wegerle(not the blackburn punter, but a regen) he scored 50 goals in one season and then got his leg broke!! he was never the same after that!
My killer formation in CM93 was: Flat back four, DM, AMC, AML, AMR. No strikers!
started with cm2, i'm 23 now, so must have been 10-12 yrs when I started (& kept on) playing.
got hooked right away with the milan squad of that time that I still know by heart: rossi, panucci, baresi, costacurta, maldini, desailly, savicevic, boban,donadoni, baggio & weah
bought every cm/fm version since...
I'm 20 and I started with CM3 in 1999 when I was 11 and first got a PC, before that I played Premier Manager 96 & 97 on the megadrive, then 98 & 99 on the playstation.
31 - started with the very first one on the Amiga back in 1993, remember getting all excited at CM Italia as you could play a non-english team, and it had a much wider range of quality foriegn players. It was back in the days when all the best foriegners went to Italy, and if you didnt tie down your best players they got itchy feet and decided to move abroad and there was nothing you could do to keep them.
Now there are 50 plus leagues and you can sign ANYONE. Now THATS progress.
i started on cm2 96/97 season. i'm 27 years old.
im 23, but im star plahying since cm0102
This thread makes me feel a little better. I thought i am the only 28 year old playing FM like a maniac. I started in 1992 playing a manager game on those pre hystoric basic computers( the ones that needed to be connected to a tv and use a tape player to load the game.)
God, time flyes so fast.
I am 36 and played all CM/FM since CM2
Started with the very first CM on PC (almost 34 now). I remember I always bought Goran Vucevic, Dejan Racunica en brazilian striker Tulio. I played with two friends on the same little computer screen in my dad's office. Those were the days.
Still really looking forward to each new reïncarnation of the game ...
im only 21 but my first game was cm2 and i still have it somewhere. dont know how old i was but it was probably a couple of years after it came out as i got it cheap in one of those bargain bucket things in pc world!
I started with the original Championship Manager on the Amiga. I'm far from the oldest though, I'm 'only' 30.
The only game of the series I've never played is CM Italia (counting FM Live as a seperate venture).
Started with the original CM back on the Amiga, and i'm 26. I remember my save function had knackered so i recall many nights leaving my amiga running, and trying to not let the parents find out, so i could carry on my Liverpool game
First one i played was CM Italia and the others since then. Plus I'm a young'un at 25.
Too old to remember, - i'm 46 but I do know i've been cruising these forums for far too long and am still one of the few remaining new forum re-registers from December 1999.
Wish I had spent as much time playing myself in real life, than playing myself in CM/FM world !!!
I'm 33, think it was 97/98 used to buy Matthew Etherington and Simon Davies from Peterborough, Javier Saviola, Mads Jorgenson, Tonton Zola Mokouko from Derby they were the wonderkids back then (*sigh* dabs at misty eye)...... I remember myself and a friend were big into it, and watching Man Utd one night in the pub he turned to me and said 'they should bring Mokouko on' in total seriousness ........
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cm 97 / 98 and iam 45, still playing this game
I'm 38 and started with CM ITA (the one where Lentini starts the game with a year long injury due to car crash)
CM2 was the first game, that caused me to upgrade a computer.
35 years young , but i honestly can not remember the first cm i played. I do remember playing footballer of the year on the commodore 64 and loving it. I bet if i played it now it would be shocking.
Aged 31
Started on the original Championship Manager on the Amiga.
I remember the vidiprinter when results came in after the match and the 2/3 hour load up time when you started a new game!!!
I also played FM on the Spectrum
Played every version of CM and then FM since (after the split)
CM Italia (38) best game ever to be released. Before that I used to play "Treble Champions" on the commodore 64
i started on CM 3 i think
Aged 30
CM1 on PC in 93, before that similar games on C64 (World Soccer, World Soccer League, MOTD ...) in the late eighties
My 1st one was cm2 96/97 (fave player tulio)
And i am 21!!
33 here.
Played the original on my Amiga (Domark anyone?) and have purchased every single copy to date. I love the game and now my wife does too(as if she had a choice!) - great thing is my wife is American and through Champ Man, now Footy Manager, she has come to know and love the beautiful game.
Prior to that I was an addict of the original Kevin Tom's Football Manager but always lost to bury in my first game, the the fantastic 'The Double' and its international counterpart 'Tracksuit Manager' but when Champ Man hit the scene, it seemed that all my wishes and ideas of the perfect management game had been taken into account. I am still of the belief that they read my mind, brainwashed me into giving them my ideas and then through a series of subliminal messages, wiped my memory of the event. I want my royalties!
Who would have thought two evertonians would have such an effect on this Liverpool supporters life? All the respect to Paul and Oliver Collyer.
Ha Ha, you people have brought back some memories of my youth.
I'm 36 and first CM game was 00/01, however the original Football Manager on my ZX Spectrum was my VERY first computer football management game. First thing I did back from school was to whack the tape in the tape recorder, type LOAD "" and then wait 2 minutes or so for it to load up!! Also had fun with The Double, Tracksuit Manager, Mexico '86 and even The Boss (anyone else remember this one?). Football Director was the business though, kept me entertained for many an hour.
I feel I must mention Subbuteo. From the age of 7 or 8, this table football game had me hooked. This was of course before the ZX Spectrum had been invented!!!!
Ah memories...
Championship Manager 93
But played on the old ZX Spectrum. But really didn't really get into the game untill 1999.
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Some Speccy games were still coming out in '93 (the legendary "Your Sinclair" didn't fold until September '93), but nothing major.
CM2 when i was just 7
my first FM was the first Football Management game of them all - Football Manager on the speccy (not related i know) - then pretty much the entire CM/FM series
Brings back so many memories :-)
I'm 25 and started with CM2 96/97
I remember Brian McClair being top scorer one season for me!
That cm 93 box brings back memories. played ever since that game and im 29. think i'll still be playing when Im 92.
CM92/93 with EOS data when I was 18.
A friend's father was working for Bull systems and went a lot to the UK back in those days. Seeing that his lad and the nutter of a friend he had spent most of their time playing a game called PCFútbol in management only mode and watched a lot of English footie he thought the best pressie for both of them would be some game he got told by his boss.
I remember the lack of a 2d match engine was a downer at first, but the ability to play beyond one season, getting players promoted from your youth team and the tactic battles we had in our hotseat saves really made up for the lack of graphics and got us hooked.
Needless to say I got every version I could from there on
CM 97/98, over 10 years ago and I'm only 17, started off watching my brother play it so I got into it myself.
I am not over 30 I am 24 and started playing champ man 94 but then realised i needed 93 to do it, I bought 94 because it had steve guppys factfile on the back and he played for wycombe!
So I was 9 when I started playing and have bought every single one since.
Aye, you don't need to be over thirty to have followed the game for over a decade. I'm 23 and I started on Cm2. And I still remember that my first ever game was a Rangers v Club Brugges european qualifier. My cousin set me up on his game and all the way home in the car I was talking about this excellent game I had to buy.
I can remember so, so far back because I can recall being incensed and confounded when the black and blue text would flash for a goal for those bloody Belgians... Even now, I make a point of inviting Brugges for a pre-season friendly.
Anyone else remember their first ever champy match?? I suppose I'll be the only one that sad...
Started right from the very beginning - I've just turned forty five but feel eighteen! Does that count?
31 years old and CM1 on the PC in 1992. After that, I've played every version and even own most of them still.


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I solved the issue by moving the following folder to a backup:
After that kill all processes of Chrome (also the background ones for offline gmail and so on).
It works now for me. Must have to do something with the new rule that you have to enable plugins per page/site before they run maybe?
If you have installed the package
For some reason it was disabled and at the beggining of the list you can also see another
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Ubuntu installed a new image and Chrome, and the
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Don't know why, but the pepperflash plugin used by chrome seems to be crashing recently. Removing the plugin completely will do the trick temporarily, but will be recreated automatically at some point in time, probably after a relaunch of the browser or something.
This is the command to remove the plugin. Launching chrome thereafter should allow you to play flash via it defaulting back to the default adobe plugin.
If you don't want to go around blowing away directories, you can rename it:
It works too.
Again, just a temporary work around, but it works in a pinch until they fix PepperFlash.
I was able to get flash playing again by just disabling
Well got lucky. Did the following after closing both browsers. Go to a terminal and:
Then open any of the 2 browsers and go to their respective plugins section.
For Firefox it is in the menu in Tools --> Addons --> Plugins and check to be sure that the Shockwave Plugin is Enabled. Then test any flash video.
For Chrome, type in the URL:
Right now am testing to make sure both are working fine.
UPDATE - Yeap, both are working correctly again. Maybe it was an update that left a confusion there with the PepperFlash file.
The new release, Version 24.0.1312.69 has fixed this.
It's simple go to
Everything works like charm.
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Or do you read a lot of books on the same subject (say Topology)? Consider these two cases:
Case 1: Suppose you want to study point set topology. You pick up a good book and work thoroughly on it.
Case 2: You pick up many books on point set topology and read them passively (to get different viewpoints).
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Tom Coyne, CEO, System Logistics, demonstrates FreeBox, a system that creates the right size shipping container for an order on demand.
On Monday, System Logistics (Booth 2607) unveiled a new automatic packaging solution that creates a shipping box of any size on demand.
The FreeBox system is designed to integrate with a split case picking system, including highly automated, goods-to-person systems or more conventional pick-to-light or put-to-light system.
"The systems evaluates the cubic dimensions of all the pieces to pre-cube an order and then manufactures the perfect size box for that shipment," says Tom Coyne, CEO. "The shipping box requires almost no void fill and utilizes 100% of the corrugated to eliminate waste."
Coyne adds that the system is targeted at retailers and distributors filling e-commerce orders or less-than-case replenishment orders. The machine produces 360 boxes an hour.
In addition to savings on corrugated and dunnage, FreeBox eliminates handling in split case picking operations. Instead of picking to a tote that is delivered to a packing station, orders are picked directly into the shipping container. The system comes standard with a low-res printer to print license plate bar code labels and branding information on the side of the box. It can also be upgraded to a high-res printer to print shipping labels on the box. The printer can also print packing slips or a customized marketing message on the inside of the box.
Designed to integrate with automated picking processes, System Logistics will market the product to its customers and also work with other systems integrators and consultants.
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AULT, Janet B., 65, of Toronto, OH, passed away Thursday, November 15, 2012, in Trinity Medical Center West Steubenville, OH.
Janet was born on June 11, 1947, in Steubenville, daughter of the late Carl and Ruth Firm Morrow.
Janet was a member of the Family of God Christian Center in Weirton, WV; she was also former nurse's aid having worked at Ohio Valley Hospital in Steubenville.
Janet leaves behind her husband, Albert K. "Bert" Ault of home; her son, John Ault of Costonia; two sisters, Bonnie Vance of Costonia and Judy Morgan of Pittsburgh, PA; her four nephews, Nick Maytas of Bloomingdale, OH, and Larry Vance of Az, Moses and Caleb Morgan; her two nieces, Breanna Craven of Cuyahoga Falls, OH, and Nadine Vance of Costonia.
Visitation for Janet will be held on Monday, November 19 from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. at the J.E. Foster Funeral Home in Toronto, OH where her funeral service will be held on Tuesday at 11 a.m. Pastor Craig Greathouse will officiate Janet's service and burial will follow in Toronto Union Cemetery.
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Document destructor and format code.
Added documentation and reformated.
Use default font.
Initial uml block and sequence diagrams.
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The bytecode compiler has a simple AST transform mechanism that recognizes certain AST forms and replaces them. The replaced forms emit different bytecode than the original form would have emitted. The source for the transforms is in lib/compiler/ast/transforms.rb
TODO: document the compiler plugin architecture.
Since the core libraries are built of the same blocks as any other Ruby code and since Ruby is a dynamic language with open classes and late binding, it is possible to change fundamental classes like Fixnum in ways that violate the semantics that other classes depend on. For example, imagine we did the following:
class Fixnum def +(other) (self + other) % 5 end end
While it is certainly possible to redefine fixed point arithmetic plus to be modulo 5, doing so will certainly cause some class like Array to be unable to calculate the correct length when it needs to. The dynamic nature of Ruby is one of its cherished features but it is also truly a double-edged sword in some respects.
In the standard library the 'mathn' library redefines Fixnum#/ in an unsafe and incompatible manner. The library aliases Fixnum#/ to Fixnum#quo, which returns a Float by default.
Because of this there is a special compiler plugin that emits a different method name when it encounters the #/ method. The compiler emits #divide instead of #/. The numeric classes Fixnum, Bignum, Float, and Numeric all define this method.
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Other than Kelly (or fractional derivatives), are there other money management strategies in wide use among quant funds? Certainly Kelly is mathematically optimal, but perhaps there are other approaches that take into account factors beyond optimized return (lower risk, less exposure to X, etc.)?
In statistical arbitrage, quant traders attempt to build a neutral portfolio by balancing various assets against each other. Each asset's size within the portfolio isn't determine necessarily by how much money it's expected to generate, but by how correlated it is against other assets.
A simple approach is sector neutrality, in which sector/industry affiliation is the sole criteria for "correlation". A better approach is risk neutrality, in which a risk model that describes each asset's exposure to common factors is fed into a portfolio optimizer. In either case, the goal is to build a portfolio where the assets balance each other.
Neutrality is just a goal, though. There are other issues that may prevent a trader from obtaining the ideal positions, such as position limits, volume limits, inability to get the locates on a short sell, transaction costs, etc. The trading engine must consider these issues as well.
Van Tharp, in his book Definitive Guide to Position Sizing, identifies 31 separate models for money management. In said book he specifically warns against using both the Kelly Criterion and Optimal f.
In addition to the models identified by Van Tharp there is Ralph Vince's Leverage Space Portfolio Model.
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I'm just getting started with home brewing. Are some types of beer easier to brew than others? Would you suggest starting with a certain type for my very first brew?
I would suggest a porter as your first beer (assuming it is a style that you like). There are a few reasons for this suggestion.
That said, the two biggest non-recipe things I'd keep in mind are be overly anal about cleanliness and use a quality yeast.
I would suggest with a more "normal" style of beer (don't start with a Barleywine or Double-IPA)
My first beer was a partial mash IPA and it turned out pretty well. I also did some partial mash cream ales early on too.
Having said that, my first batch of all grain was a Belgium Tripple and it was a great beer. The most important thing to think about when first starting brewing (and even after you've got quite a few brew-days under your belt) is to clean and sanitize everything, that's 9/10's of brewing.
As a general rule, any ale is easier than brewing a lager: it takes less time, and can ferment at room temperature.
Also, the smaller the number of ingredients the easier it is too, so that rules out anything with ingredients that need to prepared (ground up), steeped, or added the fermenter.
A basic Amber or Pale would be the easiest, I think.
I started off with a dark ale, and it turned out pretty well.
It really depends on temperature more than anything else. Measure the temperature in your "Brew Closet" over a few days, and tell your supplier what it is and how much it fluctuates. He or She can recommend a good kit for that temperature range.
When the bug finally bites you, you can then spend thousands of dollars on climate control so you can brew even the finickiest lagers.
I would start with a canned kit or a wort-in-a-bag kit. Go to your local homebrewing supply store and pick whichever style they have that interests you the most. If it's a canned kit and tells you to add sugar, use light dry malt extract instead. (But go ahead and use sugar for priming at bottling time.)
I'm not sure how available they are in the US, but "Brew House" wort-in-a-bag kits are very good, and very easy for getting started.
If you want to go a step even easier than ale, you can make cider. They just take a little longer to properly condition.
All beers brewed with infusion method are easier then beers brewed with 2 or 3 step decoction. Well maybe not easier, however decoction takes much more time, energy, money and you need also more boiling devices.
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Datalogic coordinates wireless/RFID European project
Datalogic will coordinate a research project funded by the European Commission entitled SELECT (Smart and Efficient Location, idEntification and Cooperation Techniques). The project focuses on designing an automatic wireless system for identifying and detecting objects in real time in the area of intelligent transportation and manufacturing and in the Supply Chain Management area in particular.
Alongside Datalogic, the work team will include seven European enterprises, all highly specialized in R&D in the wireless and RFID areas. The team's task is to create an innovative wireless system for identifying and locating objects through the use of cutting-edge tags that can be read from a remarkable distance (for example, via readers installed in the ceiling of warehouses or along the production line) and that are able to automatically transmit their own identification code as well as information that locates them within the building. The passive tags and the outstanding location precision are rather innovative elements that represent the final targets of the research project. It will also be possible to read the tags with systems working with today's standards too and their structure will be very similar to a current RFID tag, with the aim of obtaining comparable and therefore very low costs.
SELECT is part of the seventh framework program (2007-2013) for research and technological development promoted by the European Commission. According to the Grant Agreement number 257544, SELECT will be funded for 2.850.000 Euro over a total period of 36 months. The project, which was launched on September 1, kicked-off with the first meeting organized in Bologna, at the headquarters of Datalogic.


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Sometime between 6 p.m. on Jan. 30 and 7 a.m. on Jan. 31 an unknown person or persons forcibly entered Victory Christian Academy.
According to El Dorado Police Lt. Tim Baker, computers and televisions were taken from the school.
He asks anyone with information about the burglary to call the Police Department at 321-9120 or Crimestoppers at 321-1080.
According to a representative from the Academy, the seven new laptops and two TVs were purchased from monies raised from fundraising this summer and some generous supporters of VCA.
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I occasionally worry that when I borrow snippets of code from websites, etc. there's at least the theoretical possibility that this will be copyright infringement. However, small pieces of code to accomplish common tasks may be too unoriginal for copyright and in practice this kind of sharing happens all the time. What are some rules of thumb, ideally supported by legal precedent, as to how substantial and original a piece of code must be to be copyrightable?
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It first spread to Hollywood with "Dawn of the Dead," "Shaun of the Dead," and the hit AMC show "The Walking Dead." But now, Zombiemania is invading the fitness world with the first annual 5K Zombie Survival Run set for April 7 in Cherokee Park.
Presented by The Alley Theater, the event will feature more than a typical 3.1-mile race course. Trained theater zombies will lurk behind trees and bushes along the trail and sporadically jump out and chase each runner sprinting toward the finish line.
The Voice-Tribune spoke with Kenn Parks, coordinator of the Zombie 5K, to find out more about the race and the fright and fun it will entail.
What inspired the Zombie 5K Run?
Ironically, we had thought about this before we knew anything about the others (held in other states). This is really for a fundraiser for the Alley Theater's (The InHuman: A Festival of New American Undead Theater) … We wanted to come up with a good idea for a fundraiser and I've been involved with the zombie walk for 5 years, and we're thinking why not have a zombie run?
How does the 5K course work with zombies?
Chaos is part of the equation. We'll have the crawlers, the walkers, "The Thriller" (zombies) – the dancing ones.
Are the zombies allowed to run?
Oh yea! But, it's going to be a safe event. No tripping, no weapons are allowed. There will be a lot of surprises along the way and people will have to go through the woods.
How many zombies will be on the course?
We have not gauged the ratio of runners to zombies. The majority of the (zombies) are actors with very professional makeup and latex and body parts hanging from them. Runners may not want to wear their nicest, most pristine running outfits. They may get "blood" on them.
Anyone can be a zombie. It's only $5 to be a zombie. We encourage costumes (for the runners.) Zombies are going to have special arm bands and wristbands. We're going to have training and specific placement. We're offering professional theater makeup for anyone who wants makeup for $10. Kids can be zombies, too. There's no age limit to that.
How do you win the race?
To win you have to come across the finish line with at least one flag, and whoever is the top three fastest runners (male and female in each age group) with the most amount of flags will win. I don't want to give too much away but the trophies are going to involve a brain – that's all I can tell you.
What else will happen on race day?
There's an after-party and award ceremony at about 11 a.m. That night we're having the after-party at the (Alley) Theater. It's really two parties in one. The closing party for our festival and … It's also going to be a continuation for the after-party for the zombie race. We've got food trucks; about five bands. We'll have zombie face painting and information about all our upcoming shows.
There will also be some filmographers doing a documentary on (the race).
What are you most excited about for the race?
The thing I love about this most is we're going to have a very diverse group of people and people who are into the health community, the zombie fans, the music fans, the theater fans, the craft beer fans and that's what makes Louisville so great. It really is about celebrating diversity and bringing people together in unity.
The cost of the Zombie 5K Run is $25 with packet pick-up at event sponsor Blue Mile Running Store; $30 day of race. Registration is at 7 a.m. with the race beginning at 8 a.m.
For more information and to register for the Zombie 5K run, visit www.thealleytheater.org/shows/special-events/zombie-survival-run.


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A woman looking for a new puppy is shocked at what she found at a house in Scottsville. The house has had complaints in the past, and now, authorities are questioning the owners again. The house has a terrible stench and Allen County Sheriff's Deputies were concerned enough to get a search warrant.
Thelma Williams is a pet lover. She says, "I have six dogs, four cats, three outside dogs. I have chickens, ducks, peacocks, and guineas. As you can tell, I have a petting zoo."
Williams loves animals, but what she encountered at this house was more than she could take.
Williams says, "The smell was terrible. It was a terrible smell."
WBKO asked the owner about the conditions:
Ashley Davidson: "What kind of animals do you have here?
Owner:" I'm not telling that, and there's no further comment."
This isn't the first time authorities have come to 118 East Oak Street for complaints of animal neglect or cruelty.
Officer Danny Davis with Allen County Sheriff's Department came to investigate the complaint.
Davis: "We don't have probable cause to press charges. Were not looking to press charges unless it warrants that. We have had a complaint so we'll have to get a search warrant."
Owner:" I've got 49."
Davis: "49?"
Forty-nine dogs all living at the house. What's more, we're told, in the past there have been over 100.
Davis: "Is there any reason to complain? "
Owner:" Well they bark when they're hungry, of course, they're gonna bark when they're hungry."
But for animal lovers like Thelma Williams the situation needs to be resolved.
Williams says, "Anyone that can't take care of an animal doesn't need to have an animal."


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I saw one of your posts with diagrams and I figured that is exactly what I need. I have a GFCI outlet and light switch in the same box. There are 2 sets of wires coming from the wall(Blk, wht, grnd). The first set is live and feeds the outlet (LINE) The 2nd set comes from the lamp on the wall and into the box where the light switch will go. How do I do the wiring so the light switch will have power??
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This museum is one of the most-visited presidential museums in the nation where visitors can experience the entire Lincoln story under one roof, from Abe's humble beginnings in an Indiana log cabin to his days as president in the White House. Be dazzled by two special effects theaters featuring historical ghosts and a Civil War battlefield, life-like vignettes that depict important moments in the president's life, and artifacts that range from Lincoln's stovepipe hat to an original copy of the Gettysburg Address.
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Allerton Park was the private estate of Robert Henry Allerton, who donated it to the University of Illinois in 1946. It features 1,500 acres of woodlands, formal gardens and more than 100 sculptures. The park is open to the public for hiking, picnicking, cross-country skiing and leisurely garden strolls.
Entertaining audiences since 1934, the Alton Little Theater offers a season of great live theatrical performances from dramas to comedies to everyone's favorite musicals. The Alton Little Theater is one of the oldest community theaters in the state of Illinois.
Alton Museum of History and Art
Winged monsters, explorers, riverboats and a gentle giant. The Alton Museum of History & Art shows the crossroads of American history in Alton. The museum is located in the historic Loomis Hall across from the Wadlow statue. Loomis Hall is the oldest building in the state of Illinois continuously utilized for education. One of the most popular rooms, the Wadlow Room, pays tribute to Alton's "Gentle Giant" and the World's Tallest Man. The Pioneer Room explores the history of Alton from the Lewis & Clark Expedition to the Civil War with exhibits on Elijah Lovejoy, the Lincoln-Douglas Debates and the "Alton Route" on the Underground Railroad. Hours: Wednesday - Saturday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., Sunday 1 - 4 p.m.
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Broadway In Chicago presents the hottest shows in Chicago's bustling Downtown Theater District. On the stages of the Oriental Theatre, Cadillac Palace Theatre, Bank of America Theatre, Auditorium Theatre and Broadway Playhouse, you will discover theater productions direct from Broadway, along with world premieres.
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Exhibitions, a children's gallery, a permanent collection and special events. Grounds include 85 acres sculpture park, nature trails and bird sanctuary. Hosts annual Cedarhurst Craft Fair.
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Hands-on exhibits and daily-changing activities make every visit unique for young children and adults, too. Dig deep into the Dinosaur Expedition, try to stay dry in WaterWays, make a masterpiece in the KraftArtabounds Studio, and climb up to the crow's nest on the Kovler Family Climbing Schooner. Toddlers can have fun in Kids Town and Treehouse Trails.
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Located on the historic Rock Island Arsenal island -- an active military munitions base -- the home offers guided tours that highlight the famous people who have visited this historic home, the history of the island through various wars, and the events that took place when the Davenport family lived in this home. Learn about the river bandits that broke into the home during the 4th of July and what happened to Colonel Davenport. IMPORTANT: Because this is an active U.S. Army facility, a current ID is required for age 16 or older to enter the island. International visitors must register one week ahead by calling 309-782-2686 Monday through Friday between the hours of 6 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Central Time.
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Named one of the top 12 children's museums in the nation by Forbes in 2012, here kids can explore more than 250 hands-on art and science exhibits, a planetarium, TV studio and the Tot Spot for toddlers. Discovery Center also boasts the nation's first community-built outdoor science park, the Rock River Discovery Park, featuring a two-story maze, water play area and dinosaur fossil dig.
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The Donald E. Stephens Convention Center offers a total 840,000 square feet of flexible exhibition space. Configure it any way you like. You may need a 500-booth to 800-booth area, or 100 to 200 booths. If you're planning a larger show, you'll appreciate our continuous 250,000 square-foot space for 1,225 booths. Or you can create a multiple hall layout for up to 3,566 booths. Customized floor plans are our specialty, so just ask.
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Before you can choose which crops to plant, you need to know your local frost dates, as well as the kinds and varieties of vegetables that grow well in your area. Once you know how soon you can plant and how long your growing season is, think about which vegetables taste best fresh from the garden. Tomatoes, peas, lettuce, young carrots, and green beans are just a few you might want to try. Mature onions, potatoes, and winter squash keep well and are relatively cheap in the supermarket, so you may as well concentrate on growing other, more perishable types of vegetables. Cold-resistant vegetables, such as spinach, lettuce, and many kinds of peas, can be planted early and late in the season, giving you successive crops. Warm-weather crops like tomatoes, melons, and eggplant must wait for consistent temperatures and warmer soil.
Once you've decided what you'd like to grow, draw a small scale model of your raised beds, and decide where the vegetables will go. Remember that intensive gardening calls for interplanting—planting different types of vegetables, herbs, and even flowers in the same bed—which helps to keep insect and disease problems under control. It has long been known that certain plants grow better when planted next to one another (for example, basil and tomatoes); you can easily research "companion planting" for the crops you have in mind. The distance recommended on a seed packet for plants in rows is the distance from the center of one plant to the center of the next. This close spacing is an efficient use of space that shades the soil and leaves less area to weed and mulch. Avoid shading short, sun-loving plants by planting taller plants on the north side of the garden. On the other hand, loose-leaf lettuces and other sun-sensitive plants will appreciate a bit of shade during the hotter months.
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The epic three-part saga finally comes to an end this week with Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII, and with the game's release in North America and around the rest of the world in a few days, Square Enix has marked the occasion with a launch trailer starring protagonist Lightning as she remembers the love, beauty, pain, loss, victory and sacrifice she has known over the last few years… and centuries.
Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII producer Yoshinori Kitase said of the game:
"We wanted to create a conclusive title with Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy – one that not only ties up Lightning's storyline, but also provides players an extremely memorable and aesthetically visual gameplay experience. We thank the community for their invaluable feedback during development, and are excited for fans to dive deep into this new Final Fantasy universe."
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I am looking forward to the next two year break with this game. Beating BYU just doesn't hold much interest for me anymore.
- 12:21 a.m. Sept. 22, 2013
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"... John Beck and Max Young eras."
I know Max Young, and he is not a hater.
- 12:33 a.m. Sept. 22, 2013
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Outgaining an opponent in yardage is fine, but ...... even if you run roughshod
over 99 yards of the field (and not a "triangle" as a certain SEC coach
misspoke), if you can't put the ball over the goal line, the yardage
doesn't matter.
Hats off to the Utes for executing an excellent game plan.
Hope Williams is ok.
- 12:36 a.m. Sept. 22, 2013
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That four game losing streak is probably going to sting for three long years.
- 12:46 a.m. Sept. 22, 2013
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Ah, worf. What can be done, my man? Your presence and thoughtful commentary will be missed.
- 1:12 a.m. Sept. 22, 2013
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Yes we do!
- 1:34 a.m. Sept. 22, 2013
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The poor little dog is on the leash. The duke gets scooped and the laws of what dogs are allowed in the park are restricted even in Provo.
- 1:34 a.m. Sept. 22, 2013
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True true. Great article. Thanks to both teams for an exciting game tonight.
Had a Y fan tell me that he hates everything about Utah before the game (no it
was not Max Hall). I guess he hates me too. Oh well. Great game tonight. My
heart was pumping until the end. Best of luck to BYU the rest of this season.
I have an unfortunate feeling that the cougs are going to experience more wins
than my Utes the rest of the season. I will miss this game the next couple of
years. It is a shame that it is not being played. I still think it was a poor
choice. You play your rival every year. Period. Sorry (truly) to the Y fans
that the Utes backed out for the next two games.
Anyway, great win tonight. Go Utes!
- 1:40 a.m. Sept. 22, 2013
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Utah has the better team, and has for a while. Nice job Utes!
- 1:41 a.m. Sept. 22, 2013
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Lavell Edward's legacy at BYU:
20 conference titles
6th on NCAA all-time list for coaching victories (257)
Member of the College Football Hall of Fame
Coached 6 all-American quarterbacks, a Heisman Trophy winner, a Doak Walker Award winner, a Maxwell Award winner, two Outland Trophies winners, four Davey O'Brien Award winners, seven Sammy Baugh Award winners, and 31 All-America citations, including 11 consensus All-Americans.
His teams led the nation in passing offense 8 times
His teams led the nation in total offense 5 times
His teams led the nation in scoring offense 3 times
In 1984, he was named National Coach of the Year after BYU finished the season 13–0 and won the National Championship. Edwards retired after the 2000 season with a 257–101–3 record for a .717 winning percentage.
Absolutely owned Utah.
Bronco's legacy:
None of the above
Was totally owned by Utah.
- 3:57 a.m. Sept. 22, 2013
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Is Harline still open or is Dres Andersen still running? The latter is the answer. Andersen hasn't stopped since 2011 against BYU. He has made huge plays on BYU three years running. Again, Andersen is still running.
- 4:13 a.m. Sept. 22, 2013
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Major disappointment is hardly the term to describe this loss! Taysom Hill?
Good grief, he couldn't even hit the side of a barn when it counts. So from
a goat, to a prince, to a toad! I don't even know what this team is.
I'm so sad and disgusted! It's precisely the reason I hated to hear
stupid predictions by some of our fans who discounted and bashed on the Utes.
This is the pain I hoped to avoid. The Utes are for real! Deal with it! Now I
hope they go on to win out their division. The last thing I want to hear is we
lost to a Pac 12 bottom dweller. That will be even more embarrassing for us.
This is going to hurt for a long time.
So sad also to see Williams hurt. Hope he's ok.
- 6:20 a.m. Sept. 22, 2013
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Good game by both teams. Taysom showed he is a better passer than his stats
show, but receivers aren't as good as projected.
Utah won because of defense again. Utah offense was horrible in the second half with the exception of the scoring drive. Third down conversions are a must.
Good luck to BYU the rest of the way, and...
- 7:13 a.m. Sept. 22, 2013
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I'm a Cougar. Our offense isn't very good. ugh. The better team won tonight. I hope Williams is okay.
- 8:27 a.m. Sept. 22, 2013
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Bringing Anae back was a mistake. His play calling is still a bust. What's that old adage, fool me once shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me. Time for a house cleaning, starting at the top...3-6...bronco must go!
- 8:46 a.m. Sept. 22, 2013
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I missed the game but it sounds like the best way to keep the Y from scoring is to give the offense the ball?
- 9:00 a.m. Sept. 22, 2013
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BYU has an impressive defense, a promising running game, but a virtually non-existent pass attack. Maybe two years off to get their groove back is just what the doctor ordered.
- 9:29 a.m. Sept. 22, 2013
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Winners are chosen when PAC teams play:
* Arizona State over Wisconsin
* USC over Utah State
* Utah over BYU,& Utah State
When even teams play each other, just a couple plays against one will determine the victory.
IMO--Utah will not do well in the PAC 12,--not because of lesser talent or coaching. But because they are not one of the chosen ones to win. Greater cash flow greater with other teams.
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Hill is a terrible passer - why did the coaches stay with him? Last I checked, there was a guy on the bench with a pretty good arm...when you're behind, you pass. When you pass, you need someone with far better that 30% accuracy. Taysom needs to sit for a game and let Ammon give it a try, but Bronco has this thing for grit, loyalty, 'he gives us a chance to win' that ends up costing games/seasons.
- 10:18 a.m. Sept. 22, 2013
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I have two suggestions for Bronco. First, convert Hill (another Heaps) into a running back. Second, cross his fingers and look for a real quarterback.
- 10:26 a.m. Sept. 22, 2013
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GCC FOREIGN MINISTERS HOLD 88th MEETING IN JEDDAH
September 8, 2003
The foreign ministers of member states of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) concluded their two-day 88th meeting in Jeddah today, chaired by Qatari foreign minister Shaikh Hamad bin Jasim bin Jaber Al-Thani. Also present were the foreign ministers of Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, and the United Arab Emirates as well as Minister of Foreign Affairs Prince Saud Al-Faisal and GCC Secretary-General Abdulrahman Al-Atiyyah.
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In Legend of the Five Rings (2nd edition), for bojitsu (and I believe someone was looking for naginata as well) we looked for the specific trait that would tell us what dice to keep, however in none of the descriptions nor tables is there a specific trait mentioned; it says variable, all others however are specified.
Where can I find these kind of specifications?
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Bujitsu (varies): The weapons skills of the l5r rpg cover weapons with simiolar size and weight distribution. we have collected the entirety of them for clarification. For game purposes, if a character has one of the skills, he is assumed to have the same rank while using all weapons listed with it. For exaple a samurai with a Kenjutsu 2 rolls 2 dice when he uses a katana, a wakizashi, or a no-dachi.
It then lists each specialty with the corresponding weapons, and it ends with a note on ninjutsu.
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Athletics (varies): ... If a character is running, for instance, and wants to test his speed, he uses athletics/reflexes. However, if he wants to test his endurance, he would roll athletics/stamina.


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Lyon's Bride: The Chattan Curse (Mass Market Paperbound)
"When a Chattan male falls in love, strike his heart with fire from above..."
They call him Lord Lyon, proud, determined-- and cursed. He is in need of a bride, but if he falls in love, he dies. His fervent hope is that by marrying-- and having a son--without love, perhaps he can break the curse's chains forever.
Enter beautiful Thea Martin--a duke's headstrong, errant daughter and society's most brilliant matchmaker. Years ago, she and Lyon were inseparable, until he disappeared from her life without a word. Now she is charged with finding Lyon's bride--a woman he cannot love for a man Thea could love too well.
About the Author
Cathy Maxwell spends hours in front of her computer pondering the question, "Why do people fall in love?" It remains for her the great mystery of life and the secret to happiness. She lives in beautiful Virginia with children, horses, dogs, and cats.
Praise For…
"His Christmas Pleasure may become one of my favorite [marriage of conveniece] stories"
-Lindlee, Smart Bitches Trashy Books
For a fun, well-written novel with a unique plot and endearing lead players, A SEDUCTION AT CHRISTMAS shouldn't be missed.
-Romance Reviews Today
"... spirited and tender...a joyride that careens from adventure to adventure..."
-Publishers Weekly
"The first of the Chattan Curse series explores the power of love and second chances with deft prose and strong emotions. A consummate storyteller, Maxwell creates living, breathing characters who fight for love, freedom and independence with a passion modern readers can understand."
-RT Book Reviews--4 stars