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Hotel Etiquette
Hotel guests, even guests in the most prestigious hotels, must be aware that they always have at least some responsibility for their security. Here are some basic rules to remember:
Faux Pas
Bathrobes, ashtrays, wine glasses, and the like are not souvenirs. Neither are towels. If you like, you can arrange to purchase these things at the front desk. This approach is far superior to finding the items listed on your hotel bill because you have been caught in the act.
- Never keep cash or valuables in your room.
- Never open the door when someone knocks unless you know who it is— especially at night. If the knocker claims to be a hotel employee and you have any doubts, call the front desk to ask whether this person has been sent to your room. If not, call hotel security, give your room number, and state that someone is at your door.
- Always double-lock your door. You may want to leave the television on to dissuade burglars.
- If the desk clerk announces your room number in a loud voice and this practice bothers you, as it should, quietly ask for another room and explain that you are being cautious in case someone overheard.
- Don't flash a wad of bills in the hotel bar.
Checking Out
Confirm your departure the day before and verify the checkout time. Usually, you can arrange a late departure if the hotel isn't full. Call the porter to collect your bags. Tip about $1 a bag. If you need to check your bags at the hotel for the day, the porter will take care of it and give you tickets to redeem them.
Motels come in many shapes and sizes. Some offer little more than a bed, bathroom, and television, whereas others resemble small resorts with pools, restaurants, and gyms.
The variety of possibilities is one of the advantages of motel travel. They are usually clustered at the convergence of major highways so that motorists have a wide range of options within the distance of a mile or so.
You can easily make your own reservations, since most major chains have toll-free reservation numbers. Most offer discounts for members of auto clubs, holders of certain credit cards, and senior citizens. In some cases "seniors" can be as young as 50.
When you check in, the clerk may want identification, your driver's license number, and a credit card, even if you are paying in cash.
You will carry your own bags. Ice, snacks, and some personal items like toothbrushes probably will be available at a vending center, usually located one to a floor. Dress is casual, of course, but wear a cover-up at the pool, and avoid dripping all over the lobby. Don't leave children alone in the pool or Jacuzzi.
If you arrive late at night or leave early in the morning, be considerate of those still sleeping. If there is a disturbance late at night, don't elect to straighten it out yourself. Call the front desk, and do not open your door. Tip the maid $2 or $3 for each night you stay.
The Bed and Breakfast
Antiques. A canopied bed. Tea or sherry in the afternoon. A convivial host. These are among the charms of the bed & breakfast.
For the price, often, of a good hotel, you can spend the night in a charming Victorian or colonial-era house, usually an interesting place with interesting owners who have an agreeably old-fashioned idea of comfort and hospitality.
And then there's breakfast. Some hosts offer a simple continental breakfast of juice, coffee, and a roll. Others offer such a variety and quantity of food that you'll feel dazzled—and quite sated after eating! The best ways to find out about B&Bs are from friends or from the many guidebooks that are available in bookstores and public libraries. Always call for reservations. Some establishments require a stay of at least two days.
When you arrive, the host will probably be on hand to greet you personally. He or she will take your bags, help you get settled, and show the dining room and other spaces devoted to the guests. It is very bad form to stray into the host family's living quarters.
A good rule of thumb is to behave much like a houseguest at a friend's home. Avoid loud conversations or television late at night. You may borrow books from the library to read in your room but be sure to return them. Don't use the owner's private telephone without asking first.
Many such places have shared bathrooms, so don't luxuriate in the tub while someone may be waiting. And be sure to leave the tub and the rest of the room as clean as you can reasonably make it.
At breakfast, which is included in the price, introduce yourself and say, "Good morning," all around. If you don't feel chatty in the morning, just smile and give minimal answers, and people will get the message. Be alert for such signals yourself.
Leave your room reasonably neat and say goodbye to the host before leaving. No tipping is required.
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Excerpted from The Complete Idiot's Guide to Etiquette © 2004 by Mary Mitchell. All rights reserved including the right of reproduction in whole or in part in any form. Used by arrangement with Alpha Books, a member of Penguin Group (USA) Inc.
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Hazel Lillian Jeffrey, 93, of Traverse City passed away Wednesday, Dec. 19, 2012, at Orchard Creek Assisted Living in Traverse City.
Hazel was born on Christmas Day, Dec. 25, 1918, to the late John and Gladys (Schneider) Palmer in Adrian, Mich. She entered into marriage with Allen Jeffrey on Nov. 8, 1941, in Tipton, Mich., sharing 69 wonderful years of marriage before his passing in August of 2010.
Hazel is survived by her son, John (Mary) Jeffrey of Traverse City; granddaughter, Kimberly Jeffrey-Kuncaitis (Rod) of Williamsburg; grandson, Philip (Pamela) of Canton; great-grandsons, Paxton and Phinley, and great-granddaughter, Dana (Connor).
A private family graveside service will be held at Franklin Cemetery in Tipton, Mich. Memorial contributions may be directed to Tipton Community Congregational Church or the MSU Veterinary Clinic. Please share thoughts with the family at www.reynolds-jonkhoff.com. The family is being served by the Reynolds-Jonkhoff Funeral Home.
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Draw point B \STEP{drawb}. Connect A and B \STEP{connectab}. Draw point A \STEP{drawa}.
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The references should be links, so I can jump there by clicking it.
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The example is oversimplified. The referenced parts of the text cannot be put into an enumerate environment or whatnot, they are inside some paragraphs and must remain there. I am using latex and the hyperref package.
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Can the Bourbaki series be used profitably by undergraduates and high school students?Are we the target audience? I came across the N.Bourbaki texts while surfing the internet(I have not had the opportunity to access them though) and was a bit amazed by the Wikipedia article suggesting they did mathematics very rigorously.
1) No, you are not the target audience.
2) No undergraduate is.
3) For every subject an undergraduate might want to learn there are books better suited than Bourbaki: ask about them here.
4) In a strictly historic sense the target audience was Henri Cartan and the aim of Bourbaki was to give him a text from which he could teach Stokes' theorem rigorously, so that he would stop badgering André Weil. (Bourbaki had estimated in 1934 that it would take six months to write the book)
5) That aim has never been achieved.
6) The thousands of pages written by Bourbaki started as prerequisites for the proof of Stokes' theorems. Then they decided to forget about Stokes and write a treatise containing all of basic mathematics. They failed to achieve that goal too. (There is for example an allusion to a forthcoming book on numerical mathematics...)
7) At the graduate level certain books by Bourbaki are still arguably the best available references: some volumes in Algebra, Commutative Algebra and Lie Theory come to mind.
8) Bourbaki is not dead: they have published in 2012 a completely modified new version of Algèbre, Chapitre 8, about 3 times the size of the old version, published in 1958. (Recall that in 1934 they had estimated that the whole treatise would have been written within 6 months...)
I would like to provide a slightly different answer to the question "Can the Bourbaki series be used profitably by undergraduates and high school students?" from personal experience.
I personally have read most of the Bourbaki volumes. I just finished my undergraduate education this past semester. However, I was fairly advanced as an undergraduate, and I took the graduate sequences at my school in a number of subjects.
I think that I learned a lot from Bourbaki, but it was almost never the first source that I went to. The only exception was the first volume on Set Theory. Because it is listed as a prerequisite for the later volumes, I read through it despite having only the basic undergraduate knowledge of set theory. This was fairly difficult, and in retrospect I would have been better off reading a more elementary book first on the subject. It is also not as much of a prerequisites as the writers would like you to believe; you really only need elementary undergraduate set theory to understand most of the later books.
As for the other volumes, I read all of them except the volume on spectral theory and about half of the volume on commutative algebra. None of them were easy reads. I did not read the algebra and topology ones until after I had taken graduate classes on the subjects, and the other ones after I had at least read another book on the same subject. I doubt I would have gotten anything out of them before that point. The easiest for me personally was topology, but this probably varies a lot from person to person. In most cases, the Bourbaki books were the last, rather than the first, introductory books I read (introductory here should be taken to mean that the exposition was relatively complete with few formal prerequisites).
So my answer is that the Bourbaki books can be used profitably by undergraduates, but only those undergraduates who are fairly advanced. If you're at the level of learning the things for the first time (where most undergraduates are), or you're expecting an easy read, then there are much better books. And the target audience is most definitely not undergraduates.
Just to make things clear, I love Bourbaki.
However... These books are not made to teach, they aim rather at generality and exhaustivity. And they succeed very well I think. Some volumes are getting old fashioned, like Théorie des ensembles, or Intégration. Algèbre and Algèbre commutative are just great, I often need a generality I can only find there.
Concerning the rigor, they are rigorous in the narrow meaning of the term : they will always prefer generality and precision rather than readability and ease of use. But in the other hand, the logical frame is clear, references are precise, you know where are the definition, you know what they mean, always. They are rigorist.
With Bourbaki, all starts from the beginning. You might think that you can learn all math simply reading Bourbaki, but that just wrong. And they know that very well.
In the end, if your question is really "are you the target audience ?", the answer is no. If the question is "is it interesting for me ?", then you should read it, and you will see. Bourbaki is one of the most influential mathematician (fictional, but still) of the 20th century, and also one of the most controversial (is formalism a dead end ?), you should know what is it like, what is his philosophy, and have your opinion on it.
My advice is to read first the introduction of Théorie des ensembles which explains the general philosophy, and then read the volume about the field you know the best.


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SRL88's Career - January 2029 - Liverpool FC
Premier League
A very solid month for us as we manage to climb two points above Man City in the table. The Leicester game was one of them typical games which we werent at our best but we managed to win. Better to win bad than not win at all I suppose. We put in two really solid performances in tough games away to Aston Villa & Stoke before beating a close league rival in Chelsea. We found ourselves 2-0 up but they scored with a few minutes left for a nervy finish but we held on. Despite a 0-0 draw against Man City I was really pleased. Despite it being a top of the table clash we totally outclassed them all over the park but just failed to find the net. This didnt worry us though as we went to the Emirates and put in a very solid display to grab a 2-0 win.
January 2029 - Continued
FA Cup 4th Round
A poor draw away to the Championship side. We struggled to get going and looked to be going out of the competition with 10 minutes left. We had a man sent off and having made all our substitutions we received an injury, leaving us with 9 men. We battled on though and with just a couple of minutes left we scored a goal to force a replay.
League Cup Semi-Final
Two excellent performances and results against Arsenal see us march into the Final where we will face West Ham.
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A cracking month topped off with a Manager of the Month award.
SRL88's Career - February 2029 - England
A nice way to start 2029 with a comfortable win over Japan. I made a lot of changes from our usual qualifying squad and brought in numerous players for their first cap. We struggled a little in the first half and had to rely on an own goal to give us the lead. We dominated throughout the second half but had to wait till late on for a couple of goals to make things look a little more comfortable, but overall I am really pleased with the new boys.
FinalRoad to Wembley
A really solid run for us which included some very tough ties. We faced a tough tie against neighbours Everton who we managed to overcome 1-0 before a very disciplined performance away to Hull resulted in a 4-1 win. We faced Man Utd in the Quater-Final, just days after a draw in our league game against them, but boy was this different. We showed our superiority and put four past them in the process. Two very good performances against Arsenal resulted in a 6-2 win on aggregate.
West Ham
An easier run for the Hammers than ourselves. They won all their ties very comfortably, beating lower level opposition in Barnsley & Middlesbrough before ties against Premiership level opposition. A very good display away to WBA gave them a 3-1 win before they swept Newcastle aside to set up a Semi-Final tie against Ipswich. The Championship club put up a decent fight, but West Ham showed their class in both legs to reach the Final.
So its us who lift the first trophy of the season with a 1-0 win at Wembley. We dominated the game throughout but couldnt make our chances count. It was Ganso who scored the only goal of the game in the first half. West Ham pressed us hard in the second half but our strong backline held firm.
Now for the title that matters.
More excellent performances from your team and nice to see you sitting top,now it's time to finish the job off.
Forest and you of course . Are the still your unofficial feeder club .
Oddly however, he is my number 1 in the England Squad haha.
SRL88's Career - February 2029 - Liverpool FC
Premier League
Only two games in February due to other commitments, but a good one at that. Two very solid results keep us sat top of the Premier League with a game in hand, which we will look to take advantage of to re-open our 5pt lead at the top of the table.
FA Cup 4th Round Replay and 5th Round
Replay, replay, replay!! God I am sick of the sight of the FA Cup now. We comprehensively beat Fulham in a replay before a double header against WBA. We struggled at home to them but in the replay, a superb display from Roland Koffi was the difference. I half wish we didnt go through because now we have an 'enjoyable' tie away to Man City in the Quater-Final.
February 2029 - Continued
League Cup Final
Just the one goal in what was a very god display in the League Cup Final as we lifted the first trophy of the season.
Champions League First Knockout Round 1st Leg
Im not surprised really because this was a tough away tie, but we are still in with a shout going into the return leg.
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What a fantastic career
Congrats on yet another League Cup! How for the league itself and that record
Congrats on the League Cup!
Make sure to beat up on Madrid on the home leg.
SRL88's Career - March 2029 - England
World Cup Qualifier
I dont know what the **** this was but what ever it was, it was dog ****. Jesus christ we were poor!!! We were missing a few of our big guns, including captain Chris Ord but this was no excuse. Id rather not talk about how bad we were. Next up is an away fixture against the Czech's.
SRL88's Career - March 2029 - Liverpool FC
Premier League
Hmmmmmmm. Could be better is how I would describe it. On paper it doesnt look to bad because we won four of our five fixtures but the run-in favours Man City. We put in two fantastic displays, putting 4 each past Cardiff and Blackburn before an assured display at home to Nottingham Forest. We followed this up with a disappointing defeat away to struggling Birmingham who scored with their only shot on target. That seemed to effect us going into the Merseyside Derby because we were well below par in the first half which resulted in us falling behind. I gave the lads a talking to and in the second half we were a different team. Three excellently worked goals were enough to ensure that we came from behind to grab a vital three points.
FA Cup Quater-Final
I fielded a weaker team and Im glad we did. I wasnt to bothered about this game because my focus is elsewhere.
March 2029 - Continued
Champions League First Knockout Round 2nd Leg
That spanking I mentioned? Here it is!!! A truely dominant performance from us as we march through. We have been handed a good tie against Malaga in the Quater-Final. If we win that game we will face either Bayern Munich or Fenerbache in the Semi-Final.
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Title Run In
Man City
SRL88's Career - April 2029 - Liverpool FC
Premier League
Well we are nearly there but we havent made it easy for ourselves. We were shocking against Man Utd and deserved to be beat. Thankfully, Man City dropped points as the gap was closed to three points. We got back on track though with three fine performances. A solid win away to Wolves was followed by two good wins at home to Spurs and Sunderland. Man City dropped points in this time as we enter the final month of the season 6pts ahead of our closest rivals with 3 games to go.
Champions League Quater-Final
Well....in the first leg we got was probably the most comfortable 1-0 win you will ever see, but in the second leg we folded. We started really, really well but conceded three first half goals in quick succession. We pressed in the second half but had two men sent off to end the game with 9 men. Malaga scored a goal late on to book their place in the Semi-Final.
Not bad for a club staring relegation in the face.
. Shock of the season!!! Reading, who have finished 19th in the Championship beat Man Utd, who are in the top 4 of the Premiership in the FA Cup Final .
Great career so far SRL!
If Cardiff stay up, next season they should be a tough team to beat, especially with all that money!!
SRL88's Career - May 2029 - Liverpool FC
Premier League
Well we got there, but just!!! We have really made this run in difficult for ourselves and it couldnt have been much worse than this season. A very, very annoying defeat away to West Ham meant we had to do it the hard way because I following Man City's win that week-end, I knew that I would have to go to Chelsea on the final day and get at least a draw. We comprehensively beat Blackpool 4-0 and then Man City beat West Ham 4-1, meaning we went into the final week-end of the season with a 3pts lead, facing a tough side away from home whilst Man City travelled to Blackpool.
We were shocking for the first 20 minutes and found ourselves a goal down, but Chris Ord got us back into it. Whilst all this was happening, Man City were 2-1 down away to Blackpool and both teams had 10 men....HT. In the second half, Chelsea took the lead but we pegged them back immediately. Things were made a little more tense when Man City equilised, but we took a massive step towards the title when we took the lead after 72 minutes. Chelsea hit back though with 10 minutes remaining to make things a little more tense, and following this Man City scored to take the lead with 5 minutes remaining. However, it didnt come into effect much as we held on to get the point we needed and secure our record 26th league title.
Some great awards lads .
Congrats on winning the League!!!
Cardiff down.... well, with that kind of money they should bounce right back up.
This is what I have worked towards since the second I took charge at Anfield .
Monday 21st February 2029
Christian Purslow: Welcome to this press conference, and I wish to introduce you Steven Longstaff.
Steven Longstaff: Hi, I would like to let you know that I wont be taking any questions during this press conference.
I sit here today and wish to inform you all of my decision to resign as manager of Liverpool Football Club. I have been contemplating this decision for quite some time and after discussion's with my family I feel that it is the right decision for both myself and them. I have been the manager of Liverpool Football Club for 9 years and I have loved every single second of it, but I feel that it is now the right time for me and the football club to move on. When I arrived at the club I made it my aim to eclipse the record that Manchester United had set of 25 Premier League Titles and this season we have managed to do so by setting a new record of 26 League Titles.
I made my feelings known to the board yesterday evening following the draw with Chelsea at the Chelsea Stadium, and although they informed me that the didnt wish for me to leave, they realised that this was a personal decision, and although I have achieved a career goal of managing the club I have loved my whole life, I feel that I need a new challenge as a manager.
Since taking charge at Anfield, I have tossed my workload between managing Liverpool, Argentina and England and I now feel that I would like to focus my attention on one challenge. I am currently the manager of the England national team and I with the 2030 World Cup coming up next year I feel that I would like to solely focus on England's qualification for the tournament. I feel worn out with the constant hustle and bustle of club management as well as international management and feel that I need to recharge myself. I wish to spend time with my family as they have been fully supportive throughout my career, and I now feel that it is time for me to devote some attention to them.
I have informed the board of my feelings as to who is the correct man to replace me. Now, it is up to the Liverpool board whether they wish to follow up on this or appoint their own man.
Thank you for your time, and goodbye!!!
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SRL88's Career - Season Review - 2028/29 - Liverpool FC
Premier League - Results 1 - Results 2 (1st - CHAMPIONS)
Well we made extra hard work of the title this season, especially in the closing months, but we managed to claim the title and a record 26th league title. I honestly couldnt be happier about it. We really had to stick in this season as Man City were right on song and lead the way for quite some time. We managed to keep pace with them and overtake them in the later months. We dropped some silly points, especially against Birmingham and West Ham, but a draw away to Chelsea on the final day meant we claimed the league title.
FA Cup (Knocked out in Quater-Final)
I wasnt to bothered about the FA Cup and I wasnt really pleased about all the replay's we had to face. I have to say that I was a little pleased that we went out in the Quater-Final.
League Cup (Winners)
A really good run for us this season. We had to beat our two biggest rivals in Everton and Man Utd, as well as defeating Arsenal with two very impressive displays in the Semi-Final. Despite the scoreline, we thoroughly deserved to beat West Ham 1-0 in the Final.
Community Shield (Runners-Up)
We were pretty poor to be honest. This was in the stage of our shocking pre-season when most players were away on International duty.
Champions League (Knocked out in Quater-Final)
We flew through the Group Stage quite impressively, with some good wins along the way. In the knockout phase we came from behind to beat At.Madrid to set up a Quater-Final tie against Malaga. Despite possibly the most dominant 1-0 win you will ever see in the first leg, we were blown away in the return leg as Malaga booked their place in the Semi-Final.
Transfers - Finances
A few players brought in, but for big money. Overall, the season was good transfer wise.
The finance screenshot was taken the day I left....but there is still over £60m to arrive in sponsorship money so the club is more than ok.
The squad is very good but needs a few tweaks. Its all set in stone for the next manager though.
My Top 3 Players
Celio - Our top scorer. Even more impressive that most goals came from either the wing or AM.
Ganso - Like last season, the screenshot speaks for itself.
Jose Leiva - Started & finished like a house on fire. Despite an average middle period he was still fantastic in the middle of the park.
Next Season?Code:----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Season | Team | League | Country | League Position | Notes | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | 2011/12 | Kirklareli Spor | Second Division Group A | Turkey | 5th | Play-Off Quater Finalists | | 2012/13 | Kirklareli Spor | Second Division Group A | Turkey | 3rd | Play-Off Semi Finalists | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | 2013/14 | Darlington | Blue Square Premier | England | 4th | Play-Off Semi Finalists, FA Trophy Runners-Up, | Appointed in October | | 2014/15 | Darlington | Blue Square Premier | England | 2nd | Promoted via Play-Offs, FA Trophy Runners-Up | | 2015/16 | Darlington | League Two | England | 3rd | Promoted | | 2016/17 | Darlington | League One | England | 5th | Promoted via Play-Offs | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | 2017/18 | Blackpool | Championship | England | 3rd | Promoted via Play-Off's | | 2018/19 | Blackpool | Premier League | England | - | Resigned in November | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | 2018/19 | Aston Villa | Premier League | England | 10th | Appointed in November, FA Cup Winners | | 2019/20 | Aston Villa | Premier League | England | 4th | FA Cup Winners, League Cup Runners-Up, | Champions League Qualification | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | 2020/21 | Liverpool | Premier League | England | 1st | Premier League & FA Cup Winners | League Cup & Europa League Runners-Up | | 2021/22 | Liverpool | Premier League | England | 2nd | Premier League & FA Cup Runners-Up | League Cup & Champions League Semi-Final | | 2022/23 | Liverpool | Premier League | England | 1st | Premier League Winners | | 2023/24 | Liverpool | Premier League | England | 1st | Premier League, FA, Carling Cup | Community Shield & Champions League Winners | | 2024/25 | Liverpool | Premier League | England | 1st | Premier League, League Cup, Community Shield | & Uefa Super Cup Winners | | 2025/26 | Liverpool | Premier League | England | 2nd | FA Cup & Community Shield Winners | | 2026/27 | Liverpool | Premier League | England | 1st | Premier League, Champions League & | Community Shield Winners, FA Cup Runners-Up | | 2027/28 | Liverpool | Premier League | England | 1st | Premier League, Community Shield & | World Club Championship Winners | | 2028/29 | Liverpool | Premier League | England | 1st | Premier League & League Cup Winners |
Well at the moment I am happy with England, but we shall see!!!!
How are my Former Clubs Doing?
Kirklareli Spor
Excellent achievement .Code:------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Season | League | League Position | Notes | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | 2013/14 | Second Division Group A | 11th | - | | 2014/15 | Second Division Group A | 9th | - | | 2015/16 | Second Division Group A | 5th | Lost in Play-Off Semi Final | | 2016/17 | Second Division Group A | 5th | Lost in Play-Off Semi Final | | 2017/18 | Second Division Group A | 6th | - | | 2018/19 | Second Division Group A | 6th | - | | 2019/20 | Second Division Group A | 3rd | Lost in Play-Off Semi Final | | 2020/21 | Second Division Group A | 7th | - | | 2021/22 | Second Division Group A | 10th | - | | 2022/23 | Second Division Group A | 4th | Promoted via Play-Off's | | 2023/24 | First Division | 13th | - | | 2024/25 | First Division | 13th | - | | 2025/26 | First Division | 2nd | Promoted | | 2026/27 | Premier League | 16th | Relegated | | 2027/28 | First Division | 1st | Champions | | 2028/29 | Premier League | 13th | Survival |
Darlington FC
They just cant hack this level.Code:------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Season | League | League Position | Notes | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | 2017/18 | Championship | 24th | Relegated | | 2018/19 | League One | 20th | - | | 2019/20 | League One | 8th | - | | 2020/21 | League One | 3rd | Play-Off Winners, Promoted | | 2021/22 | Championship | 22nd | Relegated | | 2022/23 | League One | 17th | - | | 2023/24 | League One | 14th | - | | 2024/25 | League One | 5th | Play-Off Semi-Final | | 2025/26 | League One | 2nd | Promoted | | 2026/27 | Championship | 22nd | Relegated | | 2027/28 | League One | 5th | Promoted via Play-offs | | 2028/29 | Championship | 23rd | Relegated |
Blackpool FC
A very good season for Blackpool. Well done.Code:------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Season | League | League Position | Notes | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | 2018/19 | Premier League | 18th | Resigned in November, Relegated, Carling Cup SF | | 2019/20 | Championship | 13th | - | | 2020/21 | Championship | 2nd | Promoted | | 2021/22 | Premier League | 19th | Relegated | | 2022/23 | Championship | 1st | Champions | | 2023/24 | Premier League | 12th | - | | 2024/25 | Premier League | 16th | - | | 2025/26 | Premier League | 14th | - | | 2026/27 | Premier League | 18th | Relegated | | 2027/28 | Championship | 1st | Champions | | 2028/29 | Premier League | 11th | - |
Aston Villa
Pretty shocking really.Code:---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Season | League | League Position | Notes | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | 2020/21 | Premier League | 5th | Carling Cup SF | | 2021/22 | Premier League | 7th | - | | 2022/23 | Premier League | 11th | - | | 2023/24 | Premier League | 5th | - | | 2024/25 | Premier League | 13th | - | | 2025/26 | Premier League | 7th | - | | 2026/27 | Premier League | 15th | - | | 2027/28 | Premier League | 12th | - | | 2028/29 | Premier League | 16th | - |
Last edited by SRL88; 11-05-2012 at 21:39.
A Look Around The World
Club - Domestic
English Premier League
2011/12 - 1st Man Utd 2nd Chelsea 3rd Man City
2012/13 - 1st Man Utd 2nd Arsenal 3rd Liverpool
2013/14 - 1st Liverpool 2nd Chelsea 3rd Man Utd
2014/15 - 1st Man Utd 2nd Liverpool 3rd Arsenal
2015/16 - 1st Man Utd 2nd Chelsea 3rd Man City
2016/17 - 1st Man Utd 2nd Man City 3rd Liverpool
2017/18 - 1st Arsenal 2nd Liverpool 3rd Chelsea
2018/19 - 1st Arsenal 2nd Man City 3rd Liverpool
2019/20 - 1st Man Utd 2nd Arsenal 3rd Sunderland
2020/21 - 1st Liverpool 2nd Man Utd 3rd Arsenal
2021/22 - 1st Man City 2nd Liverpool 3rd Arsenal
2022/23 - 1st Liverpool 2nd Man City 3rd Chelsea
2023/24 - 1st Liverpool 2nd Man Utd 3rd Man City
2024/25 - 1st Liverpool 2nd Chelsea 3rd Man City
2025/26 - 1st Man City 2nd Liverpool 3rd Man Utd
2026/27 - 1st Liverpool 2nd Man City 3rd Man Utd
2027/28 - 1st Liverpool 2nd Man City 3rd Man Utd
2028/29 - 1st Liverpool 2nd Man City 3rd Man Utd
FA Cup
2011/12 - Winners Tottenham Runners-Up Everton
2012/13 - Winners West Ham Runners-Up Liverpool
2013/14 - Winners Man Utd Runners-Up Norwich
2014/15 - Winners Wolves Runners-Up Birmingham
2015/16 - Winners Arsenal Runners-Up Barnsley
2016/17 - Winners Leicester Runners-Up Chelsea
2017/18 - Winners Everton Runners-Up Arsenal
2018/19 - Winners Aston Villa Runners-Up Leicester
2019/20 - Winners Aston Villa Runners-Up Chelsea
2020/21 - Winners Liverpool Runners-Up Stoke
2021/22 - Winners Newcastle Runners-Up Liverpool
2022/23 - Winners Man Utd Runners-Up Tottenham
2023/24 - Winners Liverpool Runners-Up Blackburn
2024/25 - Winners Man Utd Runners-Up Arsenal
2025/26 - Winners Liverpool Runners-Up Newcastle
2026/27 - Winners Tottenham Runners-Up Liverpool
2027/28 - Winners Tottenham Runners-Up Newcastle
2028/29 - Winners Reading Runners-Up Man Utd
League Cup
2011/12 - Winners Fulham Runners-Up Reading
2012/13 - Winners Tottenham Runners-Up West Brom
2013/14 - Winners Wolves Runners-Up Chelsea
2014/15 - Winners Arsenal Runners-Up Aston Villa
2015/16 - Winners Arsenal Runners-Up Liverpool
2016/17 - Winners West Brom Runners-Up Man City
2017/18 - Winners Liverpool Runners-Up Man City
2018/19 - Winners Arsenal Runners-Up Norwich
2019/20 - Winners Leicester Runners-Up Aston Villa
2020/21 - Winners Man Utd Runners-Up Liverpool
2021/22 - Winners Man City Runners-Up Wolves
2022/23 - Winners Stoke Runners-Up Swansea
2023/24 - Winners Liverpool Runners-Up Cardiff
2024/25 - Winners Liverpool Runners-Up Swansea
2025/26 - Winners Wolves Runners-Up Man Utd
2026/27 - Winners Stoke Runners-Up Newcastle
2027/28 - Winners Man Utd Runners-Up Newcastle
2028/29 - Winners Liverpool Runners-Up West Ham
La Liga
2011/12 - 1st Barcelona 2nd Real Madrid 3rd Athletic Club
2012/13 - 1st Real Madrid 2nd Barcelona 3rd Villarreal
2013/14 - 1st Real Madrid 2nd Athletic Club 3rd Barcelona
2014/15 - 1st Real Madrid 2nd Barcelona 3rd Valencia
2015/16 - 1st Barcelona 2nd Real Madrid 3rd At. Madrid
2016/17 - 1st At.Madrid 2nd Barcelona 3rd Real Madrid
2017/18 - 1st Real Madrid 2nd Barcelona 3rd At.Madrid
2018/19 - 1st At.Madrid 2nd Barcelona 3rd Malaga
2019/20 - 1st Barcelona 2nd Real Madrid 3rd At.Madrid
2020/21 - 1st Real Madrid 2nd At.Madrid 3rd Barcelona
2021/22 - 1st At.Madrid 2nd Real Madrid 3rd Barcelona
2022/23 - 1st At.Madrid 2nd Betis 3rd Real Madrid
2023/24 - 1st Real Madrid 2nd At.Madrid 3rd Getafe
2024/25 - 1st Barcelona 2nd Real Madrid 3rd Betis
2025/26 - 1st At.Madrid 2nd Real Madrid 3rd Barcelona
2026/27 - 1st Real Madrid 2nd At.Madrid 3rd Barcelona
2027/28 - 1st Real Madrid 2nd At.Madrid 3rd Barcelona
2028/29 - 1st Real Madrid 2nd Barcelona 3rd At.Madrid
2011/12 - 1st Bayern Munich 2nd Werder Bremen 3rd Schalke
2012/13 - 1st Dortmund 2nd Bayern Munich 3rd Schalke
2013/14 - 1st Leverkusen 2nd Dortmund 3rd Bayern Munich
2014/15 - 1st Leverkusen 2nd Bayern Munich 3rd Schalke
2015/16 - 1st Bayern Munich 2nd Schalke 3rd Leverkusen
2016/17 - 1st Bayern Munich 2nd Schalke 3rd Leverkusen
2017/18 - 1st Bayern Munich 2nd Leverkusen 3rd Dortmund
2018/19 - 1st Bayern Munich 2nd Schalke 3rd Dortmund
2019/20 - 1st Bayern Munich 2nd Dortmund 3rd Hoffenheim
2020/21 - 1st Bayern Munich 2nd Hannover 3rd Leverkusen
2021/22 - 1st Bayern Munich 2nd Freiburg 3rd Leverkusen
2022/23 - 1st Bayern Munich 2nd Dortmund 3rd Freiburg
2023/24 - 1st Bayern Munich 2nd Hoffenheim 3rd Leverkusen
2024/25 - 1st Bayern Munich 2nd Dortmund 3rd Stuttgart
2025/26 - 1st Bayern Munich 2nd Stuttgart 3rd Frankfurt
2026/27 - 1st Bayern Munich 2nd Dortmund 3rd Frankfurt
2027/28 - 1st Bayern Munich 2nd Mainz 3rd Bochum
2028/29 - 1st Dortmund 2nd Bayern Munich 3rd Leverkusen
Serie A
2011/12 - 1st AC Milan 2nd Napoli 3rd Lazio
2012/13 - 1st Inter 2nd Juventus 3rd Napoli
2013/14 - 1st AC Milan 2nd Inter 3rd Juventus
2014/15 - 1st AC Milan 2nd Inter 3rd Sampdoria
2015/16 - 1st AC Milan 2nd Parma 3rd Palermo
2016/17 - 1st Palermo 2nd AC Milan 3rd Fiorentina
2017/18 - 1st AC Milan 2nd Cagliari 3rd Juventus
2018/19 - 1st AC Milan 2nd Sampdoria 3rd Fiorentina
2019/20 - 1st Palermo 2nd Inter 3rd AC Milan
2020/21 - 1st AC Milan 2nd Palermo 3rd Sampdoria
2021/22 - 1st Fiorentina 2nd Palermo 3rd AC Milan
2022/23 - 1st Inter 2nd AC Milan 3rd Sampdoria
2023/24 - 1st Sampdoria 2nd Palermo 3rd AC Milan
2024/25 - 1st AC Milan 2nd Palermo 3rd Inter
2025/26 - 1st Palermo 2nd AC Milan 3rd Sampdoria
2026/27 - 1st Palermo 2nd AC Milan 3rd Fiorentina
2027/28 - 1st Palermo 2nd AC Milan 3rd Inter
2028/29 - 1st Inter 2nd Fiorentina 3rd Sampdoria
French Ligue 1
2011/12 - 1st Valenciennes 2nd Bordeaux 3rd Marseille
2012/13 - 1st Lyon 2nd Marseille 3rd Sochaux
2013/14 - 1st Lyon 2nd PSG 3rd RC Lens
2014/15 - 1st Lyon 2nd PSG 3rd Marseille
2015/16 - 1st PSG 2nd Lyon 3rd Marseille
2016/17 - 1st Lyon 2nd PSG 3rd Marseille
2017/18 - 1st Lyon 2nd PSG 3rd Marseille
2018/19 - 1st Marseille 2nd PSG 3rd RC Lens
2019/20 - 1st PSG 2nd Toulouse 3rd Lyon
2020/21 - 1st Marseille 2nd PSG 3rd Lyon
2021/22 - 1st Toulouse 2nd PSG 3rd Marseille
2022/23 - 1st Marseille 2nd PSG 3rd Lyon
2023/24 - 1st Bordeaux 2nd Lyon 3rd Auxerre
2024/25 - 1st Lyon 2nd PSG 3rd Marseille
2025/26 - 1st PSG 2nd Lyon 3rd Marseille
2026/27 - 1st Lyon 2nd PSG 3rd Lille
2027/28 - 1st Lyon 2nd PSG 3rd RC Lens
2028/29 - 1st Lille 2nd PSG 3rd Auxerre
Club - Europe
Champions League
2011/12 - Winners Bayern Munich Runners-Up Man Utd
2012/13 - Winners AC Milan Runners-Up Barcelona
2013/14 - Winners Arsenal Runners-Up Liverpool
2014/15 - Winners PSG Runners-Up Barcelona
2015/16 - Winners AC Milan Runners-Up At. Madrid
2016/17 - Winners Barcelona Runners-Up Real Madrid
2017/18 - Winners Liverpool Runners-Up Bayern Munich
2018/19 - Winners Bayern Munich Runners-Up Arsenal
2019/20 - Winners Man Utd Runners-Up Barcelona
2020/21 - Winners Marseille Runners-Up Palermo
2021/22 - Winners AC Milan Runners-Up Barcelona
2022/23 - Winners Man Utd Runners-Up Bayern Munich
2023/24 - Winners Liverpool Runners-Up Bayern Munich
2024/25 - Winners Man Utd Runners-Up Lyon
2025/26 - Winners Man City Runners-Up Bayern Munich
2026/27 - Winners Liverpool Runners-Up Bayern Munich
2027/28 - Winners Bayern Munich Runners-Up At.Madrid
2028/29 - Winners Bayern Munich Runners-Up Real Madrid
Europa League
2011/12 - Winners Arsenal Runners-Up Rubin Kazan
2012/13 - Winners Bayern Munich Runners-Up Porto
2013/14 - Winners Chelsea Runners-Up Napoli
2014/15 - Winners Benfica Runners-Up Bayern Munich
2015/16 - Winners Man City Runners-Up Aston Villa
2016/17 - Winners Liverpool Runners-Up Roma
2017/18 - Winners Arsenal Runners-Up Lyon
2018/19 - Winners Betis Runners-Up Tottenham
2019/20 - Winners Real Madrid Runners-Up Chelsea
2020/21 - Winners Betis Runners-Up Liverpool
2021/22 - Winners Porto Runners-Up Toulouse
2022/23 - Winners Inter Runners-Up PSG
2023/24 - Winners Stuttgart Runners-Up Stoke
2024/25 - Winners Real Madrid Runners-Up Chelsea
2025/26 - Winners PSV Runners-Up Sampdoria
2026/27 - Winners Anji Runners-Up Fiorentina
2027/28 - Winners Lille Runners-Up Galatasaray
2028/29 - Winners Ajax Runners-Up Sampdoria
World Cup
2014 - Winners France Runners-Up Ghana 3rd Place England Hosts Brazil
2018 - Winners France Runners-Up Belgium 3rd Place Spain Hosts Russia
2022 - Winners Germany Runners-Up Italy 3rd Place Mexico Hosts Qatar
2026 - Winners Germany Runners-Up England 3rd Place Argentina Hosts Mexico
European Championships
2012 - Winners Germany Runners-Up France Hosts Ukraine/Poland
2016 - Winners Spain Runners-Up Belgium Hosts France
2020 - Winners Croatia Runners-Up Russia Hosts Belgium
2024 - Winners France Runners-Up Romania Hosts Spain
2028 - Winners Czech Republic Runners-Up England Hosts England
Last edited by SRL88; 11-05-2012 at 21:51.
Fully up to date .
P.S. Dont fall off your chair at what happened in Germany.
A sad, sad day.
My replacement at Liverpool is Matias Almeyda who has left Palermo to join the Anfield outfit.
I was immediately linked with the Palermo post.
Possible manager swap then.
A manager swap? That would be interesting.
Well I wont be getting the Palermo job because Diego Simeone has left his post as Fiorentina manager after guiding them to second in the table to take up the post of a Palermo side who have just finished 5th. I take it money was involved :confused:.
I am guessing this wont be the last link I will see.
SRL88's Career - June 2029 - England
World Cup Qualifier
What a kick in the nads this result was. We dominated from first till last pretty much, but just couldnt score. The Czech's scored an injury time goal to completely shock me as we lose our second game in a row. We have 4 games remaining to qualify for the World Cup.
Not doing to well with England Lately!!
What do you guys think?
You did say they finished second, so you will have Champions League. And you have room to manouver wage wise. Depends on weather you want to dedicate all your energies to qualifying Engalnd to the WC, or want more.
Looks like England might need your full attention at the minute!
Fantastic way to sign off at Liverpool Although England looks like going horribly wrong
I'd take the Fiorentina job; just don't go punching too many of the players!
sad you quit liverpool but the picked quite the replacement i remember Matias Almeida was the second best manager of all time in one of my saves
i wouldn't sign for fiorentina yet, focus on the england job and see how the world cup goes
you will easily get a job since you had such a career so far
You should get a statue!
I have delayed the Fiorentina decision again for another week. Im a little up in air about it.
My Trophy Haul at Liverpool
English Premier League x7: 2020/21, 2022/23, 2023/24, 2024/25, 2026/27, 2027/28, 2028/29
FA Cup x3: 2020/21, 2023/24, 2025/26
League Cup x3: 2023/24, 2024/25, 2028/29
Community Shield x6: 2021, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027
Champions League x2: 2023/24, 2026/27
UEFA Super Cup x2: 2024, 2027
World Club Championship x1: 2027
Well Fiorentina decided to look elsewhere, but I have just received these two:
Two decent offers. Now do I want to return to Turkey or go to Germany where I said I would only manage Hoffenheim? I could also reject both.
It would be an interesting challenge to see how far you could take a Turkish side in Europe
I would take GS, but as a Galatasaray supporter myself that's quite a biased opinion .
Interestingly at 17:00, they play Fenerbahce to decide the title, what timing eh?
Galatasary would tempt me.................
I would go to Galatasaray.
Go to GS! Finish what I couldn't finish...a Champions League title...
I would actually write 'Good luck' more, going from a club (and ownership) I dislike to a club I really grown to like due to FM.
SRL88's Career - New Club Update - Galatasaray SK
Name: Galatasaray SK
Nickname: Cim Bom
Stadium: Ali Sami Yen Spor Kompleksi Turk Telekom Arena (52,695 all-seater)
Status: Professional
So its been under 6 weeks since I stepped down as manager of Liverpool Football Club and I am back in club management, and back in the country where it all began for me. I have joined the club on a 4 year contract and I am really looking forward to managing in Turkey again. I really enjoyed my first stint in this country and I cant wait to get stuck into something new.
Board Expectations:
Turkish Premier League: Win it
Turkish Cup: Be competitive
Champions League: Reach the group stage
My Expectations:
Turkish Premier League: Challenge for the title
Turkish Cup: I would love a trophy in my first season
Champions League: If I can get through the grpup I will be chuffed
Transfer: £25m
Wage: £1,571,929 (Currently spending £1,093,339)
Balance: £38,583,234
I have brought Steven Gerrard with me and he is now my assistant so these are his ratings. They served me well at Liverpool and I am sure they will here. The squad looks pretty good I must say.
Key Player(s):
Oumar Keita - I actually tried to sign him when I was at Liverpool so its nice to have the chance to work with him now.
Andres Paradiso - Physical stats .
Miguel Angel Bone - I really like the look of this guy. He looks a really solid player for this level.
Hristo Simeonov - He looks like a very good lone striker and will most likely be the main source of goals.
Last edited by SRL88; 12-05-2012 at 17:40.
Yaay! Look forward to seeing you bring GS some trophies, looks like you need to trim the squad though, too many foreigners.
did cardiff get taken over?
Great club to go to.
Nice pick! My only experience related to Galatasaray is one of their former players, Faryd Mondragon played for my home team last year. Great player and extremely nice guy. Good luck in turkey and don't forget the gravy!
Well Galatasaray have just been crowned league champions after a 0-0 draw with Fenerbahce today, hopefully you can follow suit!
A very unexpected move! Dominating England with one of the world's great clubs to the Turkish league with a club that's still great in its own way but not on Liverpool's level.
Still, I think it's a good move and certainly takes your save in a different direction. I'm on board as much as ever.
Going to Turkey! A very interesting move but one that should be rewarding Congrats!
Good luck with your new club
best of luck with Galatasaray
Looks like Paradiso's crossing and Bone's first touch passes could make Simeonov into a real goalscoring machine
Nottingham Forest who continue their title as the unofficial feeder club of Liverpool FC.
I see the CL going to Turkey in the nest 3 years....
Great move, don't get me wrong this thread was very good when you were at Liverpool but this move brings a much higher level of interest from me. I am looking forward to it because I have Turkey loaded on my save and would love to end up there at some point, good luck!
SRL88's Career - Pre-Season - 2029/30 - Galatasaray SK
A pretty solid pre-season for us, and yes, I did set up a friendly against Liverpool . This wasnt really about results or even performances to an extent, it was more about the players getting used to my tactics.
Champions League Qualifying Rounds
First time I have ever seen these stages in the Champions League. We came through both rounds in comfortable fashion. Much like our friendlies, the players were still getting used to my tactics but overall we played really well. The way I have us playing makes us a lot more solid at the back whilst also inflicting damage going forward. It will take time, but we will get there. Still, we're into the group stages which is one of the board's objectives for the season out the way.
I have spent quite a bit of money, especially for a Turkish club. I have had to try and rebuild an ageing squad as well as one with way to many foreign players in....and the quality of Turkish players around isnt exactly hard so its been a little difficult.
Ethmen Ozmen who is the first player on the list was signed prior to me joining the club so he isnt my signing.
Alejandro Saavedra - £3.5m - Although he classes as a foreign player I couldnt pass up this opportunity. He is a class act.
Diego Azil - Free - Another foreign player, but for a free transfer I couldnt pass this up.
Diego Biscay - £1.5m - A quality looking player. Should prove to be a right bargain.
Erdem Soyatik - £3.5m - Signed from our feeder club Bucaspor. A very young player who has his whole career ahead of him. Brilliant signing.
Ismail Ersoy - £4m - Im not sure if this will turn out to be a good signing, but we needed a Turkish player and he was available.
Senol Yalcin - £3.8m - Despite being German, he actually classes as a Turkish player. Really looking forward to seeing his development over the next few seasons.
Umit Kargin - £8.25m - My biggest signing. Born in Turkey but took up the option to play for Germany. Looks a quality centre back.
Yuksel Gurses - Loan - Brought in to add depth to the squad and because he classes as home grown.
Transfers - Out 1 - Transfers - Out 2
A lot of players have left the club this summer but they are all the dead wood and crap who had to leave. All the players who have left on loan are players I tried to sell but no one wanted them which is a little annoying. At least they are off the wage bill though.
Last edited by SRL88; 13-05-2012 at 10:35.
Yeah it is an interesting move and one I am pleased with. Although I could have probably stayed at Liverpool for another few seasons but I achieved what I wanted to achieve and it was time to move on. Fiorentina was probably the best offer of the three I had but I wasnt feeling it. The Galatasaray offer really stood out to me.
Not bad at all against your mighty Liverpool.
My computer has just crashed so I have to go back to before the second leg against Auxerre which means IF we qualify, the Champions League Groups will change so dont take notice of them and I will edit things as they happen.
Edited in the Champions League result against Auxerre and also the Group Stages. I guess that a game crashing can have a positive outcome .
Are you following in Graeme Souness' footsteps?! If so, Southampton and Torino better brace themselves
Good luck!


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Make your feelings known, vote now.
I Hate It
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Make your feelings known, vote now.
Can I say "yes"? I'm fine with Steam.
If I have to install Steam to play FM12 then I won't be buying it, no matter how immense it looks!
I play only FM12, I don't play any other games... Why the hell do I need an invasive, resource hogging, pos like Steam running as well?
Definitely the worst decision SI/Sega have ever made...
Steam = No thanks
Whoa.... already a poll post?
Steam uses up less memory than firefox or IE. It is ridiculous some of the myths on the internet about steam.I play only FM12, I don't play any other games... Why the hell do I need an invasive, resource hogging, pos like Steam running as well?
I've been using Steam since 2004 and have 258 games on it. I'm sorry, I'll be saying yes .
Last edited by Dune297; 16-09-2011 at 13:56.
sorry i wont be buying fm again, i won't be forced to install third party software on my pc regardless if its harmless or not just to play fm
This isn't a myth, my opinion is from BITTER experience... It's like Microsoft forcing everybody to have IE installed on their machine, it's wrong, it's illegal and it's immoral!
No, no, and THRICE NO!
Last year FM11 was available with pre-loading which meant that as soon as the game came out, it was activated and ready to play.
Steam is also great for automatic patching and it's very easy to take screenshots, upload them to the Steam Cloud and then post them online - quicker than finding them and uploading to photobucket or elsewhere.
If there's one thing I don't like about it, it's not having the game case. But that's me being really picky.
My take on it is they have to do something, nothing else they have tried so far has really worked, they all had issues, steam is simple and easy to use and you can turn it offline if your bothered about your it being invasive, after you install the game it never has to be online again until they release a patch.
I think SI or Sega need to post a blog about Steam and what it does, resources and to quash the misinformation people have.
Perhaps dedicate a day to answering questions on it or something?
People just don't seem to have a clue?
Steam is not a resource hog at all.
Why are people so against this? It won't make a difference to your user experience with the game at all.
Ive been using steam for a few years now but that doesnt change my mind. I think its a bad idea to force the use of it irrelevant of system resources nor anti piracy.
Why not though? What have you got against it? It's it just stubbornness?
It's a very small application program. They are trying to prevent piracy - which is farcical in itself, but they're trying.
Steam is free, it's lightweight, and it helps them prevent piracy (they hope).
Steam isn't invasive at all. It's less invasive than the volume meter on your taskbar.
You can install FM on it, create a desktop shortcut, set Steam to offline mode once installed and close the window. You'll hardly notice that it's there.
people are idiots though in general
i bet the same lot here saying no to steam as it's intrusive, download updates for firefox or IE weekly and have no idea if they are intrusive or not - but hey if porns available why the hell not!
I already have steam but would be very pissed off at being forced to install their software if I didn't want it.
A moronic decision to shaft genuine customers.
Steam is fine, if people don't really want to buy the game because of it, so be it, sad, but it will be there loss. I also think it does cut down on piracy.
I remember people saying they would never play the game if it went 3D.
There is an urban myth surrounding Steam that actually had me believing it was an all invasive program and that it would do this, do that, impact on my privacy and so on. Then I installed it and never looked back.
It seems that PC games will all become a digital download in a few years, from what I read so there will not be the choice!
i've been using it 3 years, used all my credit cards, typed in my address in numerous locations, emails, personal details
yet i've never lost any money, recieved any emails from steam, got any letters from steam?
weird how some people get paranoid, get used to it mate its the new future for us, everytime you walk a public street you are being watched by cctv!
ive been using steam for a while now, its EASY to use, UNINTRUSIVE and makes my life easier (no more discs to lose/break) all these people that are moaning, can i ask, why are you moaning? its quite simple, Sega/SI have chosen to do this as they think its good business, moaning about this decision isnt going to change it, one or two people saying "im never buying FM again" isnt going to stop them from doing it, the only thing that will stop them doing it is if EVERYONE chooses not to buy FM12, which just isnt going to happen as there are MANY people who are happy with steam
(off topic i know but i have to wonder what free games steam are going to offer with FM12, the last two years have been pretty cool imho)
The main problem is we have to intsall Steam to play the CD game. Why could SI or SEGA put a section on the SI website where you goto register your game no need for downloads and has for patches they are availabe to download from here when they come out anyway. Or are they planning on stopping doing that and you will only be able to get them through Steam aswell.
Will Steam stop piracy? Obviously not, it's like saying implementing the death penalty will discourage people from committing murder, it'll still happen. If people are smart enough, they'll still break the law and pirate games like FM.
But what's so wrong about installing Steam on your system? It's not spyware. It won't even be noticeable when you play. For those anti-Steam people, stop being stubborn.
Welcome to the 21st Century lads. Some of your favourite PC games might be on Steam too in the future. Digital download games is gaining its place in the PC game market and although physical copies are still going to be available, but don't be surprised if more companies use these methods for 'anti-piracy' measures. F12011 is using GFWL.
So what are you gonna do if more of the games you play have something similar to this, stop gaming?
If you want proof for a pos invasive software, look no further than EA's Origin.
People moaning about Steam 'prices' need to remember the game can still be purchased in shops for whatever retail price they charge, it's just you have to activate the game through Steam.
Option number 1 for me. Simply because I like to have a freedom of choice and this decision is just limiting it and I don't lke it at all.
If you do activate through Steam does that allow automatic updating or is that only if you buy through Steam?
its never as simple as it sounds, I tried to install through steam on my kids laptop so when I went away I wouldnt have to take the disc and risk losing it, tried to play it offiline and I couldnt, and yes I ticked the little box to play ooffline through steam
I said last year that we'd eventually be forced to use steam and I've been proven right just didnt think it would happen this soon!
Now I know the argument of steam doesnt take up any memory and it doesnt slow down your computer etc etc, but I dont see why we should have to install a 3rd party software just so we can play a game, and as I've said I found the offline not to work properly, Idont want steam poping up everytime I want to go on the game
and as for people downloading the game illegally I think this system will only increase it, I myself wouldnt ever do that as I have all the previous game in cases and I like how I can look back at them all and also the excitement of going to a shop and buying the game (sad I know) but others wont want the hassel of steam and will look to get the game elsewhere and wheres theres a will theres a way!!!
Bad move SI/sega
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I only play FM, I don't want to play any other game, I don't care about any other game, I just want to play FM12 but I don't want Steam. To do 1, I need 2, therefore I won't be doing 1, it's really quite simple. I pay for a hard-copy of the game, I should be allowed to do whatever I choose with that game including choosing whether or not to install a piece of software that I won't use for anything else, ever again!
Some things about Steam, that should be kept in reasonable discussion.
Steam is not a resource hog. Not for any computer that has more than 512Mb of Ram and a processor that is newer than a Pentium 3.
Offline mode is flaky at best (when it decides not to work, you can't play if you're away from internet connections.)
It does nothing against piracy. Deus Ex was cracked and available on line the same day as it was available on Steam.
It is a cloud based service. Ergo, it requires a login email and password. There are obvious security implications with this.
Steam customer support has no phone number, a one size fits all approach to problems, and a very slow rate of responding to tickets.
Making a user install third party software to run something that they've paid for is poor form, at best.
Steam makes updating games easier.
Adding steam into the mix adds an entire plethora of potential technical issues to running the game.
Steam collects and analyses user data, particularly type of games, hardware, and software installed.
Steam bombards you with pop up adverts when the client is opened, particularly when there is a sale.
Steam doesn't work for everybody.
I voted that "I hate it" which is a bit strong, but I'd certainly prefer that SEGA & SI be honest rather than hiding behind the piracy excuse, and users just should not be forced to install third party software for something that they have purchased.
Don't like it at all.
I really looked forward seeing all the changes in FM12 but I might stick to FM11 now
I'm going to have to think long and hard about this. I did by GTA San Andreas for the PC to find out what it was like from the PS2. I didn't like the fact then I had to intsall all their parafanalia before I could play the game. Lets just say the game is now gathering dust on my shelf.
Whilst obviously people can get access to an internet connection via intenet cafes, libraries because some places don't allow to download onto their systems, if you don't know what to do then its going to be a frustrating time and if something does go wrong with steam, you wont be able to play the game.
Sorry, I'm just trying to find some rationale to your fear of Steam that doesn't invole some form of phobia...
You guys are overreacting to Steam.
Steam is a marvelous product.
I don't need to go into any further detail.. I've used Steam to play FM once before, and I didn't like the experience... I won't be doing it again *shrugs*
I wont install either steam or itunes, even for free giveaways so if this is the only way to activate it then its not worth buying.
i find it amazing, quick updates, very fast downloads (the fastest i've found online), low resources and pre-orders that let you pre-install and have your game ready for 12.01am on release day whilst others are running to tesco's and joining queues
that's my opinion, i don't answer for everyone else though like you do wakers
I like Steam.
However I wouldn't install iTunes if I hadn't already done so years ago - the changes in their EULA are horrible now. I've not updated iTunes in over a year because of it.
But Steam is a small application that allows you to play FM. It costs nothing, it's non-intrusive.
How about you try it for a week and if you don't like it you can uninstall it? If you have any questions on how to use it, or to uninstall it just ask.
Steam is brilliant until you have a problem with it, in which case it quickly becomes less and less brilliant. If you were to take an overall look at the way Steam works, it really isn't the God send that a lot people make it out to be. Like everything, it has good things, it has brilliant things, but it also has very poor components which balance out.
EAs origin is even worse, that scans your computer and reports back to them and you cant opt out of it.
I didnt install it when they were giving away Portal for free so Im not going to have it for FM.
Same goes for starforce, the worst system ever that even damages hardware, trackmania was free and came with that and I wouldnt touch that.
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That's very strange attitude to have. It seems like you're paranoid about it.
Fact is, you install steam. You install the game. Register the game through steam. Unplug your internet. Leave steam running in the background and FM will play just fine.
Close steam and FM won't run. But if you're already running steam you can shut down Steam or go to Offline mode and continue playing the game.
No reporting is done by Steam. You've got a touch of Paranoia.
Did you know that everytime you go to a new web page it can be recorded by the previous website you were on? Say if you were to go from here to BBC to Sky news, this very website would be able to track to you 3 or 4 websites after you've left here. And you can't turn that off either. That's exactly how adverts are targeted to your internet browser. Based on your frequency to visit certain sites. Visit BBC sport regularly and your google ads will feature sport related topics.
This is the digital age. Nothing you do online, even right now as you read or type a reply here, is not recorded and transmitted somewhere. There's little robots scouring code and taking your information and reporting back to databases to feed you adverts related to what you are looking at on the internet.
Only ever purchase on Steam if you understand that you are not buying a product.
You are paying them for the privilege of playing their game, this privilege is not guaranteed and can be withdrawn at any time without good reason.
If you have a problem you are likely to be ignored or treated like scum.
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Also, if you buy a game on Steam - you don't own the game. You are given temporary access to the game as long as Steam deem fit. Meaning (and obviously, they don't do this all the time, but they have the power to) they can stop you from playing any game that you have in your games library.
I never said steam scans and reports back, I just said EA is even worse. i disagree with a company having the power to stop you playing your whole catalogue of games.
My browser is safe using ghostery and webpolicy which blocks all requests to other sites, no reporting to 3rd parties and no ads at all.
I havent seen an ad in years.
This site uses/reports to:
Also, even if they could stop you, they would only stop that one game, steam can and does stop you from playing your whole collection, often hundreds or even thousands of pounds and you have no comeback.
I dont see why anyone would give a company that power and for you to lose all your purchase rights.
SI or SEGA could deem you violation of the EULA and terminate your license if they wanted to or it was fit.
Any issues with Steam discontinuing your license should be brought up with steam.
If you do buy online make sure you save all the emails regarding receipts, also the statement from the bank with regards to the cash transfer to Steam.
If you have documentation to backup that you bought it, Steam should reinstate your software.
Although a lot of people seem to be thinking you have to BUY through Steam. You don't, you can buy it in the shop. You just have to ACTIVATE through Steam.
Once activated, whether bought online or in-store, you can launch FM and quit Steam and it will play fine.
If you want to relaunch FM - then start up Steam - launch FM - quit steam.
It's not rocket surgery, it's brain science.
I was going to buy in on steam anyway...
These "I hate steam" threads pop up each year from people who clearly don't use steam for anything else so its a little hassle and they have no idea how to use it, its a system that has been working perfectly fine for several years now.
Hmm, such a shame that I won't get to play the full game as I refuse to have third party software forced upon me. I don't use steam and don't plan to anytime soon. Thankfully I have a good fm11 save.
Blocking cookies doesn't stop that.
Also, I just tested something that you stated about having steam open and playing a game. I just launched Civ V, closed steam - it warned me that CIV V would close too if I quit Steam. So you can't do that.
As a paying customer i reserve the right to decide myself what goes onto my pc/mac and quite frankly whether steam is great or crap totally disinterests me. I do not like being dictated to especially when i am parting with my hard earned cash and as such this will be the first in the fm series that i have not bought. Sad day for consumer choice but i will most definitely not be purchasing fm12.
Steam is a US company that you have zero rights with, they can and do wrongly ban accounts with no comeback, the often wont even tell you why your account was banned.
You will get banned if you are hacked and you will lose every game you have. People have also been wrongly banned with a faulty cheat check.
I personally prefer my ads to be targeted as then they might be relevant to me and not just completely irrelevant things I'm not interested in but that's irrelevant to this conversation. Each to their own though
I don't intend to waste all the care I take in protecting myself by installing a piece of software I don't need or want just to be able to play a game. I value my privacy too much
This is a good idea to stop illegal copies of the game.
About Steam
I seriously don't know why people are moaning about this, all you have to do is activate the game on steam, once its activated you can play the game with the disc without using steam iirc. Also you can disable steam from starting up when your PC loads, so it wont slow down the start up process.
Don't suppose you use mobile internet, wifi, mobile phone, or send emails then?
I approve. SEGA and SI have a right to ensure their product is protected. Steam activation is a technique that they believe is effective and needed for combating piracy, and it's their responsibility to make that judgement, not ours. As a paying customer I respect the fact that they have a right to make these decisions.
And the reality is that in 2011, if you don't have an internet connection, you're probably Amish, you have the misfortune to be a subsistence farmer in a developing country, or you're in the more troubled parts of the third world.
Regarding Steam, I'd add that it's a very standard form of copy protection that is becoming increasingly more common throughout the industry. The whinging about it, for whatever motive, really is getting old. Just face facts, the times when you'd download all your games from a BBS, install the hack, and play away, are gone - the industry's matured, the protection technology's gotten better, and that's led to far lower rates of piracy across the industry, more investment in development, and hence better games and more bang for the back for the genuine customers. Even if we're fickle and don't always acknowledge it.
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It's true, however unlike facebook the scripts dont report your browsing habits as liberally. Google for example uses them to put ads you're more likely to look at(whether that is a good or a bad thing, it's up to you). As for STEAM, i've never actually seen a valid reason as to why people dont want to use it. You could always start it up in offline mode if you value your privacy that much(oh and it does no data tracking whatsoever on top of that, the only thing it asks you is to complete a survey which you can opt out of easily).
You need to bring that up with Steam. Email first. Then email again if no reply. If not then find a contact number for support in your country.
There's also pen and paper, envelopes and stamps from the local post office.
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For a pre-adolescent child, what strategies can I use to control the quantity of sweets and junk food that make it into his diet?
My first answer comes from the addiction treatment, and says this: Don't bring the enemy into your home. That is to say, don't have sweets and junk in the house, or buy them for the children when outside. Opportunity is necessary for any crime.
The second answer goes to motive. If the child is full and satisfied, she'll eat less junk. A nutritionist I know has this advice for anyone who comes to him: Don't try to remove bad food, instead add good food. If you eat healthy, nutritious meals with a good balance of fibre, carbs and nutrients, your body won't require extra sugar, so you won't crave sweets. This is true for adults as well as children.
It's very difficult to have sweets after a good meal, though it's quite easy after you've over-eaten.
One important thing is to model good eating behavior as the parent. If you're constantly snacking on junk and gorging yourself at meals, your children will learn the same behavior.
Make sure that other caretakers are on board as well, or else they'll undermine your efforts.
Besides "don't bring the enemy into your home", which is an excellent tip, when you do treat them, buy them reasonable quantity, out-of-home sweets. For example, you might buy each one donut on the way back from somewhere, not a dozen.
Although this is more expensive, that's kind of the point. Don't buy sweets often, and you won't waste a lot of money on them (see them this way).
I really think the whole "buy more, it's cheaper!!" that stores/donut shops do totally needs to be ignored when it comes to sweets. Do not go for bulk, discount bargains for sweets. Just buy enough to make them happy, and don't buy more just because it's cheaper per unit or seems like a good deal.
Unless there is an associated health issue, don't try to restrict them completely. Try to teach them that eating a candy bar, drinking a soda, having a piece of cake, or eating a donut is okay. The key is to teach them that these types of food should only be eaten once in a while, a treat is not an everyday event.
As a household restrict sweets to a once a week special event. We have a fancy dessert every Sunday evening with our supper. We try to not eat sweets any other time during the week.
Update to clear up misunderstanding in comments:
Sunday desserts: We do NOT have high sugar desserts every Sunday night. Instead here is the list of a few of our favorites.
Yes we have routinized Sunday dessert in our house, I consider it a family tradition. It is something to look forward to each week. In reality the sugar mostly comes from cooked down fruit and a bit of honey.
If someone in our house is having a birthday then we have cake. Usually it is a boxed cake and for frosting we use sugar free Cool Whip mixed with a box of pudding.
We do not restrict them from all sugar but we keep most processed foods with added sugar out of our house. Everyone looks forward to our Sunday desserts and tries to come up with ideas. The challenge then is to try to find a healthier version that tastes good and is still considered a treat.
When we are not at home we teach moderation, and when someone (Grandpa) offers them candy we are teaching them to have a bit and turn down the rest or save it for later.
We do not count calories in our house. Instead we mostly eat foods that are healthy, with the occasional pizza and wings thrown in.


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I am working on a cloud-based solution and I would like to encrypt / decrypt the data locally using either a SmartCard or local Machine certificate. I'm hoping to do this in Javascript, but may resort to Silverlight, ActiveX, or Flash (in order of preference)
My idea is to use this in conjunction with broadcast encryption to allow for concurrent access to encrypted data in the cloud.
Is there an API common among smartcard vendors that exposes itself to the browser? (marked safe for scripting)
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Many women who have undergone bilateral oophorectomy (removal of the ovaries) as part of their treatment for endometrial cancer have significant morbidity related to estrogen deprivation. While vasomotor symptoms (hot flushes) and vaginal atrophy (shrinkage) leading to dyspareunia (painful sexual intercourse) are very common and may have a significant impact on a woman's quality of life, they are not life threatening. Osteoporosis (weakening of the bones) and an increased risk for development of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (hardening of the arteries) are all a consequence of loss of estrogen. Osteoporosis may contribute to the risk of hip fractures in elderly women that is associated with a mortality of up to 24% within one year of the fracture [1].
Adenocarcinoma of the endometrium is an estrogen-sensitive neoplasm. Estrogen replacement therapy (ERT) has traditionally been withheld from women after treatment for endometrial cancer, based on the belief that it might stimulate any residual tumor cells and increase the risk for recurrent disease. However, this theory has never been substantiated, and recent data suggest that ERT is safe in patients with a history of low-risk endometrial cancer.
Two retrospective studies have examined this issue. In 1986, Creasman et al. [2] studied 221 patients with Stage I endometrial cancer (limited to the uterus). A historical control group with a similar distribution of accepted prognostic factors (substage, tumor grade, depth of invasion, nodal metastasis, peritoneal cytology, and hormone receptor status) were compared with a study group receiving ERT. The estrogen-treated patients used both oral and vaginal therapy, and the length of ERT ranged from three to 84 months (median 26 months). The interval of time from cancer therapy to initiation of ERT ranged from zero to 81 months (median interval 15 months). Median follow-up times after initial therapy for cancer were 60 months in estrogen users and 42 months in nonestrogen users, and in the first group, the median follow-up time after ERT was initiated was 32 months. Among the 174 nontreated patients there were 26 recurrences (14.9%), and in the 47 patients taking ERT there was only one recurrence (2.1%). Thus, the estrogen-treated group did not have an increased risk of recurrence. In fact, this group was found to have significantly longer disease-free survival (p<.05).
In 1990, Lee et al. [3] retrospectively evaluated 143 patients with Stage I endometrial cancer . Of this group, a subset of 106 patients considered low-risk (grade 1 or 2, <1/2 myometrial invasion, and no metastases to nodes or other organs) were offered oral ERT. These patients were followed for at least two years (median follow-up time after initial cancer therapy was 87 months for estrogen users and 63 months for nonusers). The majority of the estrogen users (57%) started estrogen therapy within the first postoperative year, and had taken estrogen for >5 years (55%) at the time of data analysis. In the 44 estrogen-treated patients there were no recurrences and in the 62 other low risk nonestrogen-treated patients, one recurrence occurred. Again, in these low risk patients, no increase in recurrence rate was seen in the estrogen-treated group.
These studies, although small and retrospective, certainly suggest that ERT is safe in patients with a history of low risk, early stage endometrial cancer who have completed their cancer therapy. An American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) Committee Opinion concluded that estrogen therapy may be used in patients with past endometrial cancer, although patient selection must be based on prognostic indicators [4]. The need for adding progestational agents to estrogen therapy is unknown, but since progestins are known to antagonize the growth-promoting effects of estrogen on the endometrium, progestin addition seems reasonable, at least until larger, randomized trials are performed. Finally, more information is needed before recommendations can be made regarding estrogen doses, mode of estrogen therapy, and best time for initiating ERT after cancer treatment.
In conclusion, patients who have been treated for endometrial cancer and fall into a low risk group (stage I disease, grade 1 or 2, and <1/2 myometrial invasion) have a <5% recurrence rate regardless of whether or not ERT is given [5, 6]. The long term benefits of estrogen therapy including cardiovascular protection, a reduced risk of osteoporosis, and fewer vasomotor and other menopausal symptoms may outweigh the small risk of disease recurrence in these patients. In these selected patients, the contribution of ERT to the risk of recurrence is probably negligible.
1. Fisher ES, Baron JA, Malenka DJ, et al. Hip fracture incidence and mortality in New England. Epidemiology. 2:116-22 (1991)
2. Creasman, W. T., Henderson, D., Hinshaw, W., and Clarke-Pearson, D. L. Estrogen replacement therapy in the patient treated for endometrial cancer. Obstet. Gynecol. 67: 326-330 (1986).
3. Lee, R. B., Burke, T. W., Park, R. C. Estogen replacement therapy following treatment for stage I endometrial carcinoma. Gynecol. Oncol. 36: 189-194 (1990).
4. American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, Committee on Gynecologic Practice. Estrogen replacement therapy and endometrial cancer. ACOG Committee Opinion No. 126. Washington DC: American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (1993).
5. DiSaia, P.J., Creasman, W.T., Boronow, R.C., and Blessing, J.A. Risk factors and recurrent patterns in Stage I endometrial cancer. Am. J. Obstet. Gynecol.. 151: 1009-1015 (1985).
6. Creasman, W.T., Morrow, C. P., Bundy, B.N., Homesley, H.D., Graham, J.E., Heller, P.B. Surgical pathologic spread patterns of endometrial cancer: a Gynecologic Oncology Group Study. Cancer. 60: 2035-2041 (1987).
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How can I write a prog to implement the Tower of Hannoi
Tower of Hannoi
#include <stdio.h> #include <conio.h> void diskchange(char l,char r,char c,int n) { if(n>0) { diskchange(l,c,r,n-1); printf("\nMove %d from %c to %c\n",n,l,r); diskchange(c,r,l,n-1); } } int main() { int n; printf("\nEnter the number of disks\n"); scanf("%d",&n); diskchange('L','R','C',n); printf("\nPress any key to exit\n"); getch(); return 0; }
I keenly want to know wat is this tower of hannoi???
The Tower of Hanoi is a mathematical game or puzzle which consists of three (n) pegs, and a number of discs of different sizes which can slot onto any peg. The puzzle starts with the discs neatly stacked in order of size on one peg, smallest at the top and moving them to the other peg using the third peg. Condition is at no move you will have the larger peg over the smaller one.
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[CLOSED][DUP]MVC examples obfuscated ?
Why are the MVC examples obfuscated ? I mean, they seem to be "packaged all in one", and that's a great feature, but it surely is not friendly to have such in the examples:
I would be expecting to see a clean, comment code for the MVC part of the application only.
Besides - is there any documentation pointing how to package the whole applications as a single file as you guys did in that example ?
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Also it seems like most peps are riding TOT more than Otis? I'm coming down from the snowy mountains with my 150mm bike to ride on some dirt. Is the TOT better than Otis? I've been to Otis a bunch over the years(I still get a little lost every time) never TOT.Or is there a better place to hit up. If I have the time I hope to ride sat and sun and I'm looking for around a 3 hour tour.
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GENESEO, N.Y. -- Babak Elahi, associate professor of English and associate dean in the College of Liberal Arts at the Rochester Institute of Technology, will discuss the Iranian comedy "Maxx" April 14 at 7 p.m. in 204 Newton Hall at the State University of New York at Geneseo. The event is part of Geneseo's Alan Lutkus International Film Series, established in 2003, in response to SUNY Geneseo's need for a venue solely dedicated to the screening of alternative films. The screening is free and open to the public.
The film focuses on the title character, Maxx, a nightclub performer, who receives an invitation intended for a prominent conductor to attend a tribute concert in Tehran. "Maxx" was Iran's most popular film of 2005, the year in which it premiered. The film is shown in Persian, with English subtitles, and runs 105 minutes.
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Kanye West's twitter account has just erupted like a geyser, spewing streams of single words into the atmosphere.
Is he having some sort of fit? Is he making a list of all the words he knows, for future reference? Is he designing an emotional car?
Guesses in the comments.
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I followed your instructions below for installing Wine.
Step 1: Install wine ==
1. Install wine, following instructions on winehq: http://www.winehq.org/site/download-deb Remember to run winecfg, and configure your sound drivers. It doesn't matter whether you're set to OSS or ALSA, performance is the same.
However- when I tried to run winecfg - the terminal window would say it could not create the paths c:\setup or c:\win32, etc. It appears it did not have authority to install these directories. Hence I could not install the updated .dll file later on in your tutorial.
How did I screw up mu installation of wine and how can I reverse it and start over??


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Maximum Sustained Winds Remain Near 60 Mph...95 Km/H...With Higher Gusts.
Some Slight Strengthening Is Possible During The Next 48 Hours.
Tropical-Storm-Force Winds Extend Outward Up To 200 Miles...325 Km.
The Latest Minimum Central Pressure Measured By A Reconnaissance Aircraft Was 993 Mb...29.32 Inches.
Hazards Affecting Land
Wind...Tropical Storm Conditions Are Already Near Or Over Portions
Of The Northeast Gulf Coast And Are Expected To Reach The Remainder Of The Warning Area By Tonight...Making Outside Preparations Difficult Or Dangerous.
Storm Surge...The Combination Of A Storm Surge And The Tide Will
Cause Normally Dry Areas Near The Coast To Be Flooded By Rising
Waters. The Water Could Reach The Following Depths Above Ground If The Peak Surge Occurs At The Time Of High Tide...
Southeastern Louisiana Eastward Through Apalachee Bay...3 To 5 Ft
Florida West Coast South Of Apalachee Bay...1 To 3 Ft
Southwestern Louisiana...1 To 3 Ft
The Deepest Water Will Occur Along The Immediate Coast In Areas Of Onshore Flow. Surge-Related Flooding Depends On The Relative
Timing Of The Surge And The Tidal Cycle...And Can Vary Greatly Over
Short Distances. For Information Specific To Your Area...Please
See Products Issued By Your Local National Weather Service Office.
Rainfall...Debby Is Expected To Produce Rain Accumulations Of 5 To
10 Inches Along The Immediate Gulf Coast From Southeast Louisiana To The Central West Coast Of Florida...With Isolated Maximum Amounts Of 15 Inches Possible.
Given The Recent Heavy Rainfall And Wet Soil Conditions...These Additional Amounts Will Exacerbate The Threat Of Flooding Across Portions Of Northern Florida And Southern Alabama.
Tornadoes...Isolated Tornadoes Are Possible Over Portions Of The
West-Central And Southwestern Florida Peninsula Today.
Next Advisory
Next Complete Advisory...400 Pm Cdt.
Forecaster Avila
WTVY-TV meteorologist Oscar Fann's remarks follow...
Early this morning DEBBY began a slow northeast movement which was expected to continue for only a short time. Needless to say, this movement has continued for about 10 hours now.
The updated track from the National Hurricane Center (NHC) currently shows DEBBY slowing, then making the predicted but delayed turn to the west during the day Monday and making landfall as a Category 1 hurricane in southeast Louisiana, near the mouth of the Mississippi River.
Nevertheless, the NHC has stated that it is not confident with any of the current track forecast guidance, so their late afternoon update should be interesting.
However, 2 factors remain important in the track forecast:
1) the slow forward speed of DEBBY shows there are WEAK steering currents, so DEBBY is not on a course that allows forecasters to display confidence in her future track, and
2) in such a situation, forecasters also are leery of a projected turn UNTIL DEBBY either slows or becomes stationary.
The projected turn to the west has been delayed from this morning to early Monday afternoon - and even then the new course is west, then west-northwest to Louisiana, not Texas.
BUT, should DEBBY continue her SLOW BUT STEADY northeast motion, THEN strong consideration has to be given to DEBBY continuing that track THROUGH the Florida PENINSULA and away from the Florida panhandle.
Meanwhile, DEBBY has intensified slightly and tropical storm force winds are expected to continue - FOR NOW, mainly east of Panama City into Apalachee Bay well into Monday, but ESPECIALLY for Port St Joe, St George Island, Apalachicola, Carabelle, Dog Island, Turkey Point and Alligator Point areas, where the highest winds, heaviest rains, power outages and other possible damage will be likely.