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This situation is called a "default with agreement" because more than 30 days have passed since you served the petition and summons, and:
In this situation, you (the petitioner) MUST follow these steps (after having completed steps 1 – 4):
1. Write Up Your Agreement
2. Fill Out Your Final Forms
3. Completing the Final Declaration of Disclosure
Alert! If your spouse or domestic partner is currently in the military, special rules apply under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. Talk to your family law facilitator, self-help center, or a lawyer. Click for help finding a lawyer.
In your agreement, you can both agree to end your marriage or domestic partnership. You can also reach an agreement about:
You need to have your written agreement notarized. Make sure, when you sign the agreement, that you understand everything you are agreeing to. This type of agreement is often called a "marital settlement agreement" or MSA.
For some issues, like child support, when you have an agreement you have to meet certain legal requirements, so make sure you follow the rules. Read about child support agreements. And keep in mind that, if 1 of the spouses or domestic partners gets public assistance and the local child support agency (LCSA) is involved (or if the LCSA filed a child support case at the request of 1 of the parents), the LCSA will have to sign off on any agreement that includes child support.
You should also get more information about spousal or partner support and custody and visitation agreements. You can get some information on this website. Click on the topic that you are interested in:
If you have questions or want to make sure the agreement is in your best interest (and that of your children if you have children), talk to a lawyer before you sign it. Click for help finding a lawyer.
If your court's family law facilitator or self-help center helps with divorces, ask them for help too. Even if they cannot help you with the divorce itself, they may be able to help you with parts of it, like the child support and spousal or partner support.
As the petitioner, you must turn in the final forms to the court asking for a judgment of divorce or legal separation. You must also include the other orders you want the court to make about property and debt, spousal or partner support, and, if you have children with your spouse or domestic partner, about custody, visitation, and child support.
You CANNOT file these final forms until at least 30 days have passed since you served your spouse or domestic partner with your summons and petition.
Child support can become complicated. Talk to the family law facilitator in your court for help with these forms and any questions you may have.
Spousal or partner support can become complicated. Talk to the family law facilitator in your court for help with these forms and any questions you may have.
Property issues can become complicated. Talk to a lawyer for help with these forms and any questions you may have. If the family law facilitator or self-help center in your court helps with property issues in divorce cases, you can also talk to them. You can also get more information by reading the section on Property and Debt.
You and your spouse or domestic partner may each have to prepare and serve a final Declaration of Disclosure at the end of your case. The final Declaration of Disclosure will use the same forms as the preliminary declaration and must have complete, up-to-date information.
You do NOT have to file a final Declaration of Disclosure if:
If you both want to waive your final Declaration of Disclosure, you can use the Stipulation and Waiver of Final Declaration of Disclosure (Form FL-144). If you do not use this form, make sure your written agreement has very specific language about the waiver.
If you DO need to prepare a final declaration of disclosure, fill out:
These are not court forms; use regular sheets of paper and write your case name and case number at the top. Attach them to your Declaration of Disclosure (Form FL-140).
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If I said you were a prime candidate for a Nokia Lumia 900, would you hold it against me?
It's not necessarily an insult, you know, being told you could do with a Lumia. My mother could do with a Lumia, and of course I love her dearly. My aunts, uncles, grandparents (if they were still alive) would all be pointed to Lumias should they ever ask my advice.
George Washington, Florence Nightingale, Ben Chifley, Lumia candidates one and all. It doesn't necessarily mean you're dim witted, behind the times or just plain dead (though of course it might also mean any or all of those things).
It might just mean you're the sort of person who could do with a phone that has an operating system, Windows Phone, that's quicker and easier to use than everything else on the market. A phone with software that gets out of its own way and lets you focus on the task at hand, rather than the device itself. Windows Phone in general, and Lumias in particular, are brilliant at that. If I weren't so fascinated by wasting time tinkering on my phone, I'd be a prime candidate for one myself.
The 900 is the latest and greatest of the Lumia line. It's got a bigger screen than the Lumia 800, a front camera for video calling, and . . . and actually, that's mostly it. It's most definitely the latest, but it's not the greatest by as much as you might have thought. Unless you were well acquainted with the very short leash Microsoft has kept on phone makers such as Nokia, you might be surprised to learn that just how little difference there is between the 800 and the 900, in fact.
Take, for instance, the screen. Though the size of the screen has gone up from 3.7 inches on the Lumia 800 to now 4.3 inches on the Lumia 900, the screen resolution hasn't changed one jot. It's still 480 x 800 pixels, the same resolution that Nokia has been forced to use on all its Microsoft phones.
The advantage of having the same resolution on all the phones is that, for app developers, there is far less device fragmentation than there is for Android phones. People developing apps for Lumias can simply develop the one version, and know that it will look the same on all the phones.
But that's not much of an advantage for the poor person who buys the Lumia 900, understandably expecting that its newer, bigger screen will be sharper than ever. Indeed, it's a disadvantage. The same pixel count on a bigger screen means the Lumia 900 has a screen that's noticeably less sharp than the screen on the Lumia 800. When we first started reviewing the 900, we forgot that it only had a 480 x 800 pixel screen, and we spent a good deal of time wondering whether we had accidentally changed some setting to make the phone's typography go slightly blurry when browsing the web. But no, it was the phone's lower pixel density. At 217 pixels per inch, it's lower than the Lumia 800 (252ppi) and much lower than the iPhone 4 (326ppi) or the Samsung Galaxy S III (306ppi).
Or take, as another example of the Lumia 900 not being that much greater than the Lumia 800, the processor. Both phones have the same, relatively underpowered 1.4 GHz single-core processor, and they both perform identically as far as we were able to tell. (Most of our smart phone benchmarks don't work on Windows Phone devices, so we don't have very good metrics on Lumia performance.) In the one benchmark we were able to run, BrowserMark, both phones got the same modest score, give or take the margin of error: 32672 for the 800, and 32178 for the 900. Compare that with the whopping 165,498 BrowserMark points scored by the Samsung Galaxy S III, and you start to wonder whether Microsoft isn't out of its mind, standardising Windows Phone hardware to such an extent.
Mostly, it's not out of its mind, though. The Lumia 900 might technically be a slow phone, but it doesn't feel slow to use. In fact, it generally feels downright fast. Microsoft has a game it plays in stores, where owners of other types of phones are challenged to perform tasks (such as taking a photo and uploading it to Facebook) faster than those tasks can be performed on a Windows Phone device. The company reckons that it wins that challenge better than 90 per cent of the time. Having used the Nokia 900 in the Labs for a week now, we're inclined to believe that figure. The phone may not be powerful, but it is fast to use. And very pleasant, too.
Though, it's not quite as pleasant as the Lumia numbering system might suggest, either. The big screen on the 900 juts out a little from the phone's beautiful polycarbonate body, making the phone look a little less harmonious than it should. Indeed, it juts out far enough from the rest of the body that the screen looks to us like it's the phone, and the body looks like a case that's been added on later. It's not nearly as nice as the Lumia 800, which we maintain is one of the most beautiful phones ever made.
Add that to the screen resolution and the processor stuff mentioned above, and one thing is clear: if I said you were a prime candidate for a Lumia 900, I probably meant a Lumia 800 and just got the numbers mixed up.
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'Hecht is a versatile, puck possession forward. He can play on both ends of the ice as a center or winger, he can penalty kill and even fill play power play minutes if need be. His basic statistics (goals, assists) as slightly deceiving.'
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Stallworth Named to Wooden Award Preseason Top 30 List
Oct. 23, 2013
LEXINGTON, Ky. – University of Kentucky women's basketball senior forward DeNesha Stallworth was named to the John R. Wooden Award Women's Preseason Top 30 today announced the Los Angeles Athletic Club. The list is comprised of 30 student-athletes who are the early front-runners for college basketball's most prestigious honor. The list is chosen by a preseason poll of national college women's basketball media members.
Stallworth is also one of 25 players on the 2013-14 preseason "Wade Watch" list of candidates for the prestigious Wade Trophy, while also earning preseason All-Southeastern Conference First Team honors. Former UK All-American A'dia Mathies was named to the Wooden Award Preseason Top 30 list last season.
Stallworth, who was a First Team All-SEC selection by the league's coaches last season, is UK's leading returning scorer and second-leading rebounder for 2013-14. The Richmond, Calif., native averaged 12.5 points, 6.0 rebounds and 1.5 blocks per game last year in helping lead the Wildcats to their third appearance in the Elite Eight in the last four years. The 6-foot-3 forward netted double figures in 27-of-35 games played, including 11-of-15 SEC contests. She ranked in the top-20 in SEC scoring (16th, 12.5 ppg), rebounding (19th, 6.0 rpg), field goal percentage (4th, .484) and blocks (5th, 1.5 bpg).
For her career, Stallworth is averaging 12.9 points and 6.3 rebounds. She has notched 21 career double-doubles, including a team-high nine double-doubles for the Cats, and has compiled 1,366 points (438 at UK) and 663 rebounds (209 at UK) in her collegiate career. She transferred to UK in 2011 after playing two seasons at the University of Cal-Berkley.
Players not chosen to the preseason team are eligible for both the midseason team and the National Ballot. The National Ballot consists of 20 top players who have proven to their universities that they are also making progress toward graduation and maintaining at least a cumulative 2.0 GPA. The Wooden Award All American Team, consisting of the nation's top five players, will be announced the week of the Final Four.
The 38th annual Wooden Award Gala presented by Wendy's will honor the Men's and Women's Wooden Award winners the weekend of April 11-13, 2014. It will include the presentation of the Wooden Award All American Teams and will recognize the Legends of Coaching Award recipient Tara VanDerveer of Stanford.
Created in 1976, the John R. Wooden Award is the most prestigious individual honor in college basketball. It is bestowed upon the nation's best player at an institution of higher education who has proven to his or her university that he or she is making progress toward graduation and maintaining a minimum cumulative 2.0 GPA. Previous winners include such notables as Larry Bird ('79), Michael Jordan ('84), Tim Duncan ('97), Candace Parker ('07 and '08) and Maya Moore of Connecticut ('09 and '11).
Since its inception, the John R. Wooden Award has contributed close to a million dollars to universities' general scholarship fund in the names of the All American recipients. The Award has also sent more than 1,000 underprivileged children to week-long college basketball camps in the Award's name. Additionally, the John R. Wooden Award partners with Special Olympics Southern California (SOSC) each year to host the Wooden Award Special Olympics Southern California Basketball Tournament. The day-long tournament, which brings together Special Olympic athletes and the All Americans, takes place at The Los Angeles Athletic Club the weekend of the John R. Wooden Award ceremony.
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I use Atheros ar5b93 for my adapter. Running backtrack 4 on vmware player and I can't do basic things like run aircrack and other tools. I could not find my card on any lists of compatible/non-compatible cards and could not find a solution for it in a couple hours of searching. When i try to run aircrack ng it comes up blank in all fields. Any tips or a manual i may have missed? Thanks for your time!
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BREVARD, N.C.- The Brevard College men's tennis team was swept 8-0 against Young Harris in a non-conference match on February 21st at Bob & Gayl Nichols Tennis Complex.
Rory Northam and David Taggart competed as a pair during a doubles match against Young Harris Guilherme Frias and Sebastian Dartnell. The pair lost in a close 8-6 set resulting in a point for the Mountain Lions.
Once again, Rory Northam played against Sebastian Dartnell at No.2 singles pacing a strong first set of 7-5 and a second set of 6-3.
Playing at No.6 singles George Finch played against Raul Quevedo losing 6-3, 6-4.
Despite Brevard's efforts and athleticism, players were unable to gain a point for their team.
The Brevard men's tennis team will travel to Pfieffer on February 27th for their next match


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After Ms. Sohn logs on to the Teacher Workspace using her logon ID and password, she browses through the Assessment Library to see what is available.
She clicks on the plus signs (+) in front of each category in the Assessment Library to see its subcategories. When she clicks on a subcategory, the titles of all the assessments in that subcategory appear, and short descriptions of the assessments appear in the right pane. When she selects a specific assessment, that assessment appears in the right pane.
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Tornados End 2-1 in Hilton HeadMarch 8, 2014
HILTON HEAD, S.C.- After rain delayed the Brevard men's tennis team to match up against Wilkes University at the Spring TennisFest, the Tornados ended with a 6-3 loss against the Colonels finishing 1-2 while at Hilton Head.
Nathan Sabate and George Finch completed doubles Brevard's only win 8-6 over Michael Kranz and Brendon Blachowski. The other two doubles sets were just as close resulting in an 8-6 and 8-5 loss for Brevard.
Sabate came up with another win while playing in singles against Dominic Parfianowicz. The duo played two closely matched sets but Sabate pushed for the win 7-5 and 6-2. David Taggart played Steven Wilson in No.1 singles finishing in a 7-5, 6-3 win.
Rory Northam pressed for a win as he went into extra sets against Max Appello. He won the first 6-2 but Appello took the second 6-2 while Northam fell short during the third 10-4.
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Brevard, N.C. - The Brevard College Athletic Department and Coach Reva Jarrett are pleased to announce to creation of the Brevard College Tornados dance team, which will begin in the 2012-2013 year.
"I'm energized to kick-start an incredible dance team at Brevard College," commented Coach Jarrett. "This next season will hold numerous performances at both college events and community outings for the Brevard community fans and supporters:"
The dance team will be an added attraction at the Brevard football and basketball games and will work in conjunction with the BC Cheerleading squad under the direction of Coach Jarrett.
"Coach Jarrett is a great choreographer and we're excited to provide her with the opportunity to create a new addition to the Brevard College athletic programs in the BC Dance team," commented Interim Athletic Director Juan Mascaro. "We look forward to seeing the team in action in the coming seasons and welcome their support of all BC Athletic teams."
Members who try out for the dance team do not have to have previous dance experience to audition. The Tornados dance team is an NFL/NBA entertainment style of dance team, with auditions to be based on dance skills, physical fitness, interview presentation and showmanship.
"I'm searching for very talented individuals who can easily express themselves through dance," said Coach Jarrett. "Our team will utilize different styles of choreographed dances highlighting an outstanding overall performance. The purpose of the team is to provide dancers a creative outlet to support the Brevard College athletic teams."
For more information on the Brevard College Tornados dance team, contact the Brevard College Athletic Department at (828) 884-8276.


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Thank you for celebrating our 25th Anniversary with us! Whether you came for the Cherry Pie and Darn Good Coffee salute to Twin Peaks, our Salish Honey-flavored vodka cocktails and private label wines, the throwback $19.88 Salish Country Breakfast or our first ever summer concert series, Music on The Green—we loved sharing this time with you!
Here are some of our favorite shots from the sold out Music on The Green shows—enjoy and see you next year! Stay tuned to our website and Facebook for our 2014 concert dates and line up.


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Threatening emails should be reported immediately. If you feel threatened by the contents of an email received through your uvawise.edu account during normal business hours (M-F 8:00-5:00) you can report it to email@example.com or (276) 376-4641 or contact the Campus Police anytime at 911 or (276) 328-COPS. Do not disregard a threat, take all threats seriously.
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The Border Community producer talks at length about making music with a modular synth.
WMC got bigger this year. So did we.
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Conservatives continue to misrepresent Dean's questioning of terror alert timing
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In recent days, Republican media pundits have continued to misrepresent former Vermont governor Howard Dean's remarks about Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge's announcement that the threat advisory level in certain cities would be raised from yellow (elevated) to orange (high).
On the August 9 edition of FOX News Channel's FOX & Friends, GOP strategist Frank Donatelli asserted that Dean complained the administration "put too much information out." Meanwhile, on the August 6 edition of MSNBC's Scarborough Country, Republican strategist Jack Burkman claimed that Dean was speaking for Senator John Kerry when he allegedly accused President George W. Bush of "treason" and "a crime." What Dean actually said was that while be believed there was "a real threat" and that the specificity of the information released was "very helpful," he questioned the political motivations behind the timing of the announcement; as Media Matters for America has previously noted, Kerry has distanced himself from Dean's remarks.
On the August 1 edition of CNN's Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer, Dean said of Ridge's decision to raise the terror alert level:
It's just impossible to know how much of this is real and how much of this is politics, and I suspect there's some of both in it. ... The question is, do I believe this is being fabricated? No, of course I don't believe that. But I do think that there is politics in this, and the question is, how much is politics and how much is a real threat? I have no doubt there's a real threat here, but I also -- this is a long history of orange to yellow, yellow to orange, orange to yellow without a lot of explanation.
On August 4, Dean told CNN: "There's one of two possibilities here. One, we need a new president so we can really take care of intelligence needs and the defense of the United States of America against terrorism. Or two, they're playing politics with their timing of the release of these documents."
Contrary to Donatelli's assertion that Dean said the administration "put too much information out," Dean praised the specificity of the information that was released: "I give the administration some credit for this. This is the first warning since September 11th, almost three years ago, where we have actually seen specifics," Dean said as a guest on CNBC's Capital Report on August 4, "I think it's very helpful." And in fact, Dean's original comments on CNN explicitly encouraged the Bush administration to provide more information: "It would be very helpful if the federal government would be much more specific about exactly what they'd like to us watch out for as they're raising all these levels."
Burkman misrepresented Dean's remarks as well, and erroneously insisted that Kerry refused to distance himself from them:
Howard Dean does speak for John Kerry. He has been a surrogate all over the place. He is a commissioned surrogate. And more than that, I have not seen John Kerry come out and denounce Howard Dean's comments. Howard Dean virtually came out and accused the president of treason. He accused him of a crime. He suggested that the president of the United States and Tom Ridge and the national security team would use the Department of Homeland Security and would use these terror alerts for political motive.
As MMFA noted on August 5, Kerry's senior foreign policy adviser, James P. Rubin, spoke for the campaign and rejected Dean's opinion: "This matter is too important to our safety; we have no reason to believe that this information that was most recently released was released for political reasons."
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Hello, new to Backtrack, love the distro so far.
I have searched the forums to no avail, please direct me to the appropriate spot if this has already been answered.
I tried wireshark from the live cd and it gave an error regarding missing elf headers. The rest of the distro worked perfectly, except of course for airbase which errors on every distro I have tried, so I disregarded wireshark and figured I could get it updated/working after my HDD install. Injection with aireplay-ng works great etc.
So i performed the HDD install and am now receiving a segmentation fault error when trying to launch wireshark.
So being a good little noob I went and downloaded the latest stable release and was greeted with dependancy hell. My GTK+ needed updated, so off I go to get GTK+ most recent stable release. Turns out now I need to update cairo and glib, as well as pango.
After downloading and building all of the above, GTK+ still says my libs are out of date, so I update my path and its still not finding them.
I come to you bruised and battered seeking guidence and smack talk ;)
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text: Lust List: Gear that keeps us crazy in love By Staff Writer • 6:00 am, May 1, 2014 Top stories FULLSCREEN Lust List: May 2014 Life is a blur of cool gear here at the Cult of Mac offices. We put it all through rigorous trials, but it's like living in a fast-spinning revolving door of flashy accessories, cool bags and high-end accoutrements. Some of it gets dropped like a lying girlfriend as soon as the next sexy thing comes along, but sometimes we develop long-term love affairs with certain bits of kit. The gear featured in our monthly Lust LIst roundups is the equipment that's made the grade over the long haul: These are the items we couldn't live without.Ona's The ChelseaThere's something about all the smart compartments in camera bags that works even if you're not actually toting around a camera. So Ona's Chelsea ($370) is just the thing: This capacious bowler bag offers protected spaces for a DSLR, up to three lenses, your keys and stuff, plus an iPad or notebook. But I packed it with a 13-inch MacBook Pro, a pear (the lens dividers are perfect for keeping your snacks unbruised), The Economist and all the cords, headphones and chargers carried by a modern-day scribe. One thing: The size and saffiano leather (that's the grainy type that Prada favors for long-wearing briefcases and the like) can be a little Insta-ma'am if you don't dress it down. -- Nicole Martinelli Apple Magic Trackpad The name is ridiculous -- total Steve Jobs hyperbole. It's actually embarrassing to say out loud. But the Magic Trackpad ($69) is actually kinda magical. Sitting on your desktop, it works better than any mouse. Tracking on it is intuitive and easy. But the magic is in the gestures. Once you get used to them (there's a bit of a learning curve), you begin to wonder how you ever surfed the Web without two-finger swipes. -- Leander Kahney Chrome Industries Excursion Rolltop 37 This giant duffel bag of a backpack grew on me, both literally and figuratively. I have to admit at first I was like, "Meh." The Chrome Industries Excursion Rolltop 37 ($160) has no bells or whistles: no media pocket, no hidden compartments, no velco closures. It has a laptop sleeve and super-nice loop carrying straps, but it's about as basic as a bag gets. What the lightweight bag lacks in features, though, it more than makes up for in massive gear-swallowing goodness. I keep tossing more and more stuff into this bag and it just keeps grinning back, always ready for more. -- Jim Merithew Rode Podcaster When you have a high-pitched voice like mine that sounds silly and squeaky on any recording, you need all the help you can get. The Rode Podcaster microphone ($369) makes anyone's voice sound rich and sonorous. OK, I made that up, but the Rode's audio quality is not to be beat. The entire CultCast team uses Rode Podcasters to produce the best Apple conversation you'll hear all week long. Since we switched from lesser microphones, soundcheck is a lot less painful. The Rode is a serious piece of pro-level audio equipment at a podcaster's price. -- Leander Kahney Mission Workshop's The Orion It was pouring buckets, but I didn't care: I was pedaling with a huge smile on my face, because any time on the bike is way more fun than time spent on the bus or BART. Plus, I was protected. I was wearing Mission Workshop's The Orion ($415): The hooded waterproof coat is seam-sealed, pit-zipped and cut perfect in the sleeves. No water was getting in and the bone-chilling wind was being held at bay. I don't really think about getting my upper body wet anymore -- the jacket is just there, doing its job, while I go about grinning like a school boy. Ride on. -- Jim Merithew Lacie Rugged USB 3.0 Thunderbolt Series Simple. Elegant. Rugged. What more needs to be said? The Lacie Rugged series is the standard by which all other portable storage drives are judged, and now they've got Thunderbolt support ($229 for 1 TB model). If you are on the run and need to back up everything, this is a no-brainer. -- Jim Merithew Teva Pivot MTB Shoe Teva doesn't make the Pivot MTB shoe ($150) anymore. They actually killed their entire bike line late last year. Find a pair. Buy them. Seriously. -- Jim Merithew Advertisment Ferrero Pocket Coffee Smart people usually don't stash espressos in their coat pockets, what with the stains and the blisters and all. But with the Ferrero Pocket Coffee, caffeine fiends are no longer tethered to the espresso bar. These thumb-size miracles wrap a satisfying liquid dose of inky Italian coffee inside a dark chocolate shell. Pop one and you'll perk right up. Soon you'll be buying them by the case ($38 for 60 pieces). -- Lewis Wallace Kryptonite Fahgettaboudit Chain If the San Francisco bike thieves steal my whip, at least I'll know they really wanted it. This will be a small consolation for me: I'll cry a little less knowing I did everything I could to make those scumbags' crime a difficult task. How to thwart the thievery? After visiting countless bike shops and online forums I settled on the Kryptonite New York Fahgettaboudit ($175). It's as close as I could get to a safe, for it is a well-known fact that if the bitches want to steal your steed there is nothing you can actually do to stop them. I am happy I can leave the beefy lock at the office, since I'm not sure I am man enough to haul this behemoth back and forth to work everyday. I still double-lock my bike with a u-lock and take my front wheel with me. Here's to being safe and trying my best to get them to steal someone else's chariot. -- Jim Merithew BookBook for iPhone 5 There are only two things I carry with me every single day -- my phone and my wallet. Best of all, my wallet is also my phone case. The BookBook from Twelve South ($60) looks like an old, leather-bound pocket book. Slots inside hold several credit cards and my ID. My BookBook is totally beaten up -- I keep it in my back jeans pocket -- but it's lasted really well. It protects my phone better than any case I've had and it gets tons of comments. Everyone says they wish they could ditch their wallet too, but they have too much stuff in it. I thought that too, until I jettisoned everything but a couple of cards. I haven't looked back. -- Leander Kahney


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With respect I think that you are mixing too many ideas at once.
As you appear comfortable with the Windows OS perhaps you might connect to your AP and configure it by opening a browser and entering the admin section. You can configure WEP there.
Once you are satisfied that you can access the system then move to using Linux.
In Linux you will need to ensure that your card is listed in response to the command ifconfig and furthermore you can then utilise iwconfig to enter your parameters for connection. You will need to use a wpa_supplicant as you move to WPA variants.
Kwifimanager is buggy I recall though it may have been updated.
Finally you will need to manually call for the issue of an IP address once associated using dhcpcd interfacedevice
You might then try to connect to the internet assuming that your AP has been appropriately connected.
Finally, do progress to searching the forum here for details and advice for your card.


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ASH 2012: ABT-199 shows promise in CLL and MCL
The "Hallmarks of Cancer" paper by Douglas Hanahan and Robert Weinberg is a classic, and a must read (allow plenty of time) for anyone interested in cancer drug development.
The original 2000 paper, updated in 2011, identified six hallmarks of cancer, "distinctive and complementary capabilities that enable tumour growth and metastatic dissemination:"
- Sustaining Proliferative Signaling
- Evading Growth Suppressors
- Activating Invasion and Metastasis
- Enabling Replicative Immortality
- Inducing Angiogenesis
- Resisting Cell Death
Apoptosis or programmed cell death according to Hanahan and Weinberg is "a natural barrier to cancer development." One of the ways cancer cells survive is by resisting cell death and disrupting the apoptosis signaling pathway; in other words the normal signals that trigger cell death don't get through.
Researchers have shown that apoptosis is controlled at the cellular level, in the mitochondrion, by the Bcl-2 family of regulatory proteins (BCL-2, BCL-XL). Targeting BCL-2 (a protein that prevents apoptosis) could induce cell death and be a potentially successful anti-cancer strategy.
The result of our increased understanding of cancer biology has been the development of novel targeted drugs such as ABT-199, a potent and selective BCL-2 inhibitor. This is in early clinical development by AbbVie ($ABBV), a new biopharmaceutical company spun off from Abbott Laboratores ($ABT) last week.


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As Dirty Dick has said,the new Grading syllabus has now taken affect all over the country.(I don't like it...........).
The Budokwai holds BJA Southern Area gradings on the last Sunday of every month and sign in time is 11am.
At these gradings now,1st Kyu's (Brown Belt's) will fight for their 1st Dan in the time honoured tradition,and Dan grades will fight for their next level as they always have done.
Kyu grades (Coloured belts) will be graded by BJA staff on their technical ability (Syllabus on BJA site) and awarded their grade if they pass.
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I can't install anything on cydia! Does anyone know why?!! Or everything isn't 5.0 compatible yet.
Originally Posted by teej1410
So wait.... I untethered my iPod from redsnow, not corona. Should I still be worried???
Actually yes, well, not worried as such, but you will still have the same issue.
Download the latest redsn0w and simply jb again, or try the corona one which people are struggling with due to server traffic.
Possible solution??
Let me google that for you
I was jailbroken 5.0.1 tethered and used the new redsn0W 0.9.10b1 and now half my apps won't work. iBooks, Flipboard, ModMyi (ironic, i know), and more all crash upon starting. WTH?? How do we fix this?
Hope BigBoss repo starts working again. Had a tethered jailbreak on ios 5.0.1 on my iphone 4 and zero issues. Used PKGbackup, then did a clean restore through itunes, then a fresh jailbreak with the new untethered, no i can't install PKGbackup to restore my phone to how it was when jailbroken. Kind of defeats the whole purpose, lol! Here you have a jailbreak but cannot install any themes, app, tweaks, etc until who knows when. Even tried Cydia random times of the day like 3am, 6am, etc and still no luck. As if BigBoss just took his repo 100% out of cydia for who knows how long?
Anyone else who knows something?
I have a 3GS iOS 5.0.1 jb tethered with redsnow. I ran corona yesterday & am now untethered. It was as simple as installing any app. No restore needed. Everything still works & I did the corona update this morning without issue. No problems of any kind. If you're already jailbroken tethered then there's no reason to restore & jailbreak again if you're already on 5.0.1. Just run corona, reboot with a pc & u should be good.
Correction - reboot without a pc after u install corona & u should be good
my iPhone 4 and wifes iPhone 4 were Jailbreak bricked after the Corona update
had to do a fresh 5.0.1 install in iTunes and used redsn0w 0.9.10b1 to re-jailbreak.
They are 100% untethered now. So that worked 100%. Corona is/was crap. I'm guessing I got an old build and it was the issue. redsn0w has never let me down, I don't know why I decided to not use it
now to patiently wait for Cydia traffic to slow down. Neither of my phones can talk with BigBoss or any of the other servers in Cydia. They both keep timing out. Maybe later tonight?


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In terms of managing your anger, it is important to understand that anger is often the minds' way of protecting you, or of defending you from something. Often, people feel as if they have been a victim of something, and then they will act out in anger because they feel as if they need to protect themselves. If you understand why, it may be easier to get past the point of simply having outbursts.


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You have to use the MITM attack (man or monkey in the middle using some other tool like ettercap or arpspoof and then capture the data in wireshark) there is a good thread here that has a tutorial on this.
ok I've been messing around with wireshark for awhile now and I had a question about some sites i was having problems with pulling user names and passwords from. I get the info i need from a lot of other sites, like this site encrypts passwords with md5, but what about other sites like myspace does anyone know what encryption they use or some of the common, post form encryptions that other sites are using
You have to use the MITM attack (man or monkey in the middle using some other tool like ettercap or arpspoof and then capture the data in wireshark) there is a good thread here that has a tutorial on this.
i was running ettercap with commands, check unified sniffing ctrl-s, mitm arp poisoning, sniff remote, start sniffing, then i opened up wireshark, configed my adapter setting added wep key and started getting http packets i looked in the post packets and at the data line and it says username= real name passwords=asfdasdfhuehgtjdshgusdgtfuegugs, i know this isnt the real passwords because it is my account, i just dont know how their encrypting it
p.s. that s not the real username and password that i got out of wireshark i just made it up
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ok so i did a capture with airodump-ng -w out -c 6
then did airdecap-ng -e **** -w***** out-01.cap
then opened in wireshark i didnt see anything different than when i just did the whole thing with just wireshark, did i miss something
I felt like bending the bars back, and ripping out the window frames and eating them. yes, eating them! Leaping, leaping, leaping! Colonics for everyone! All right! You dumb*sses. I'm a mental patient. I'm *supposed* to act out!
thanks supa spoon feeda haha, but i think we might have had a miscommunication. I would like to give up on this because its not that important, but i don't work that way now i have to figure this out or it will drive me crazy for the rest of my days. i checked out the link you posted but it didn't really help i have already done that, i also checked out a real good vid on the milworm site on ettercap. Im just restating what ive done maybe i left something out last time or miss worded it:
ok i used ettercap and did the arp stuff, and i did it successfully i was able to capture my facebook, hotmail, yahoo mail, and a few others however i noticed it didnt work with myspace, because obviously it doesnt use https, i guess they just use an ecryption in their sign in form or something im not sure, so i opened wireshark and then entered my wep key into the i802.1 protocol config and started my capture i went to a webpage with a known non encryption and caught it the data line clearly outputted my real user name and password in plain text, so i did it with myspace and the data line clearly output my user name in clear text but the password was encrypted giving me the conclusion that myspace login form encrypts the password but not user name, meaning to me that i can use decap all i want but its not going to decrypt that password, with that being said, could you give me any more pointers, im not looking to be spoon feed (that still pretty funny to me) just a little help thats all, and i was wondering if you had tried this with myspace, i saw in some of the tuts that they said it worked with my space but i think they might of redone their webpage after the tut was posted or something.
p.s. sorry for such a long post about this subject but its driving me crazy
Cant find it at a quick glance so cant post link but I read something a bit back, thought it was on irongeek but could be wrong.
In a sense they cracked encrypted passwords by cheating, what they did was alter the form on the page going to the victim, the form now has a username field, a password field (that is encrypted using javascript on each keypress) and a hidden text field. They also altered the javascript by adding a function so that when the password field box experienced a keypress the hidden text box received the character but normally.
When the 'victim' submitted the form they sent back the username, encrypted password and a seperate html hidden input with password in clear text.
Then on way out I presume they stripped out the hidden field but thats a guess, cant remember that bit.
Just split up from a 5 1/2 relationship so not in mood to go searching but you get the idea.
I think i'm ok to post this if not by all means delete post.
thanks, for the input, i knew they were doing it with java just not sure how. the home page source code for the login is a javascript. now just gotta figure out java is encrypting it!


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Jude the Obscure is disease resistant and reblooms for many months.
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When you say restart do you mean restarting networking services? Or restarting the machine?
What happens if you just run:
ifconfig eth0 up
dhclient eth0
Does it hang then?
Using BT4 hdd install on vmware.
After configuring the /etc/network/interface file and running the update defaults for networking and ssh.
I restart and startup hangs @ "configuring network interfaces..."
Contents of my /etc/network/interface file:
Anyone know how to fix?auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
auto eth0
iface eth0 inet dhcp
auto wlan0
iface wlan0 inet dhcp
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When you say restart do you mean restarting networking services? Or restarting the machine?
What happens if you just run:
ifconfig eth0 up
dhclient eth0
Does it hang then?
"Failing to plan is planning to fail"
I mean as in, when the virtual machine is booting up, before it gives me the option to login as root.
This is after I ran the ...update rc-d. defaultss for networking and ssh", as shown in networking tutorial in 'how to' section.
Couple times it takes so long and Login doesnt come up, I've just closed or alt+ctrl+delete to restart. Its really annoying.
One stage tonight I booted up- it took almost 15 minutes to get to the BTlogin...it did eventually get there tho.
Last edited by Valkyrie; 02-05-2010 at 05:09 PM.
Can you remove the network config from your VM guest. Then reboot and see if it takes that long. Trying to see if it is something with the Vmware. Also, are you setting it up as a bridged connection?
"Failing to plan is planning to fail"
Have tried Bridged and NAT..
Screenshot (just noticed also says something about blacklisted)
Its also leading to more and more errors..very frustrating.
Once booted...Im also getting a 'file protocol error', followed by wicd error when trying to start wicd + no wir
eless networks found now..
Any experts out there have an answer??
EDIT: ok fixed 1 of 3 errors I was receving.root@bt:~# iwlist scan
lo Interface doesn't support scanning.
eth0 Interface doesn't support scanning.
wmaster0 Interface doesn't support scanning.
wlan0 Interface doesn't support scanning : Device or resource busy
root@bt:~# lshw -C network
description: Ethernet interface
product: 79c970 [PCnet32 LANCE]
vendor: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD]
physical id: 1
bus info: pci@0000:02:01.0
logical name: eth0
version: 10
serial: 00:0c:29:4f:a1:36
width: 32 bits
clock: 33MHz
capabilities: bus_master ethernet physical logical
configuration: broadcast=yes driver=pcnet32 driverversion=1.35 latency=64 link=no maxlatency=255 mingnt=6 multicast=yes
description: Wireless interface
physical id: 1
logical name: wlan0
serial: 00:00:ca:30:eb:e0
capabilities: ethernet physical wireless
configuration: broadcast=yes multicast=yes wireless=IEEE 802.11bg
root@bt:~# cat /etc/network/interfaces
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
auto eth0
iface eth0 inet dhcp
auto wlan0
iface wlan0 inet dhcp
root@bt:~# iwconfig
lo no wireless extensions.
eth0 no wireless extensions.
wmaster0 no wireless extensions.
wlan0 IEEE 802.11bg ESSID:""
Mode:Managed Frequency:2.417 GHz Access Point: Not-Associated
Tx-Power=27 dBm
Retry min limit:7 RTS thr:off Fragment thr:off
Encryption key:off
Power Management:off
Link Quality:0 Signal level:0 Noise level:0
Rx invalid nwid:0 Rx invalid crypt:0 Rx invalid frag:0
Tx excessive retries:0 Invalid misc:0 Missed beacon:0
From looking on KDE forums I found that the start error is relating to my slow processor (1.7ghz). Once background picture was removed- that error no longer appeared
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Posted 11 May 2009 - 10:43 PM
Edit: There was also a HUGE Pokemon group around 5-5:30pm ish in the middle of the video game room and no one did anything about it because it was a fire hazard, at least, it was to me. I did not like that.
This post has been edited by Valencia Crowe: 11 May 2009 - 10:53 PM
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Posted 12 May 2009 - 05:54 AM
One of the aspects of ACen I look forward to the most each year is the game room. I'm a huge gamer, and I always enjoy playing against people who are just as enthusiastic about fighters as I am.
Unfortunately, the game room was organized terribly this year. Tournaments not starting on time is a fact of life at conventions, and I understand that the staffers are busy. Still, the Street Fighter IV tournament started at least an hour and a half late (I don't remember the exact time it started, but it didn't get going until at least 9:30), and not only did the King of Fighters: Maximum Impact Regulation A tournament start late, but no attempts were made to even start the game up and get the game running on a TV an hour after it was supposed to start (I left at that point). No one came over to notify us of any delays for an official ACen tournament with a time that was posted months ago.
For most of the day on Friday and Saturday, it seemed like the consoles were being treated as an afterthought. At 1 PM on Saturday, the room was really starting to fill up, and literally fewer than half the TVs had anything on them. The two TVs playing Brawl only had two controllers attached each. For a game like Brawl that is really popular, there is no reason not to have 4 controllers on them at all times unless the resources are just that limited.
I've always liked the variety of different games both obscure and popular that typically run at ACen. I talked a friend of mine from Michigan to drive down to ACen because of a YouTube video of the game room that he saw from last year. Staples of anime conventions like Guilty Gear, CvS2, and KoF had very little representation, and they could have been running on several of those TVs. I saw systems stockpiled behind the gaming desk that weren't in use. They could have been connected to the TVs playing games.
It's possible that there wasn't enough staff or donations. If it was the latter, I was partially at fault, because I didn't think that PS2s would be in short supply. I did donate my 360 to the convention for the weekend, and I was pleased to see that it was being used for Street Fighter IV. I do encourage whoever is running the game room to find a better solution for securing the 360s and the PS3s. While I was watching a match, a 360 red-ringed from overheating in the tupperware container it was stored in.
Please fix this for next year. I was excited to see so many HDTVs in the same area, but my excitement quickly turned to disappointment when I saw that my only options were SFIV, Brawl, Halo, Left 4 Dead, and about 9 blank TVs out of 17 or so total TVs. If donations were the problem, I will be more than glad to do more next year.
According to the results in the Gaming section, the King of Fighters tournament didn't happen at all, meaning the 15 of us or so who were waiting for at least an hour and a half were just wasting our time. I understand that tournaments do start late, but for a tournament to be announced months in advance and not even take place is rude to the people who showed up. I went to the gaming front desk to ask them about it after a half-hour and was told that it would start "soon."
If there wasn't a copy of the game or if the staff is too busy, please, at least let us know within an hour. I left because I didn't want to spend the rest of my Friday night waiting around.
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Posted 12 May 2009 - 10:56 AM
Posted 12 May 2009 - 11:08 AM
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Posted 12 May 2009 - 11:11 AM
Dark Stranger, on May 12 2009, 12:08 PM, said:
Sign up sheets were one of the things that probably could have been handled a bit smoother. As for the TV's, seems like the problem arose from a lot of the TV's you saw set up being unusable due to missing power cords, a lack of proper inputs, or a number of other possible problems.
Posted 12 May 2009 - 12:19 PM
ichibo, on May 12 2009, 05:58 AM, said:
I still have your champoo, IM me your address.
I found it in front of the IIDX machine since i saw it when I put down my stuff to play. Now why would someone put shampoo next to an arcade machine unless they left it by accident?
Posted 12 May 2009 - 12:22 PM
Alot of the criticism is being aimed at the tv's (which happens every year), and at the Tournament system. As I've written already, we have a brand new tourny system that has the potential to obliterate every negative aspect of the old one we've used in prior years. The tv issue, as I wrote, is something that comes up every year. It happened to be worse this year because of how many cords/converter plugs were missing. I cannot promise we will have different tv's in 2010, but I can say that we will have extras of the correct cords/converter plugs for whatever tv's we do get.
Posted 12 May 2009 - 08:43 PM
Also, there's a great game at Gameworks called 2Spicy. It's a rail shooter that allows two players to battle each other. Would it be possible to bring that over as well?
This post has been edited by Kankokujin: 12 May 2009 - 08:44 PM
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Posted 12 May 2009 - 09:18 PM
Valencia Crowe, on May 11 2009, 08:12 PM, said:
I was disappointed with what arcade machines were there. There were a lot more last year and there seemed to only be very few this year. I was also sad that there was no para para machine. I hope I am not disappointed next year.
The reason for the fewer arcade games this year is because Nickel City was basically told to go away and never bring their barely (if at all) functional machines and coin changers ever again. Their DDR for 2008 was god awful, their MvC2 had all sorts of weird rigged wiring, numerous back panels of their machines didn't even close, and the changer they brought had a major flaw that made it just stop working after a certain, VERY LOW, threshold.
So yes, there were fewer games resulting in a smaller variety. The upside to this is that there was space for people to stop and watch others playing a game, and the room wasn't nearly as hot. There were also a lot of people who thought 2008 had far too many games. It was considerably harder to move around in the game room, and much hotter in there last year.
Getting arcade stuff for a convention isn't as simple as calling one person to cover every possible game that might be of interest to even a few people. This year saw five different private owners bring machines and one private owner supply a temporary upgrade.
DarkLink: ITG
Me: Pump NXA
Peter: Pop'n, DDR, Big Changer
Doug F: Four Slot Neo Geo stand up
Phorrest: Everything else.
Ho: IIDX Gold kit into Phorrest's machine.
Phorrest said in the tournament thread he had four more games that went down before his ill-fated trip (not including the candy cabinet that had the monitor go out during that trip). I'm not sure if this was the entire reason, but it seemed like Doug F only brought his neo geo upright to sell it off. DarkLink has an openITG pump cabinet, but didn't want to move it out, leaving the ITG as his main option. Peter was limited in transit space due to having a booth in the dealers room. I ONLY have the Pump cabinet I provided (though I'd like to get something else for next year that isn't Bemani, I generally don't like Konami games anymore).
Initial planning for getting JUST my Pump started WAY back in October of last year. I have a string of nearly 30 emails between myself and Kane simply regarding movement of the machine, the legalities, and any planning that needed to be dealt with. I also have a small string of email conversations between myself, Kane, and Michael Yum of PM Studios in regards to our (obviously unsuccessful) attempt to get Dj Max Technika for this year. And for the record, they just didn't have any more machines to send our way. They were ready to go balls to the wall to promote the game.
Long story short, it's incredibly time consuming for staff to even hunt down people willing to donate console equipment, much less the eight or so months it takes to secure arcade games. Staff and vendors will try to bring good stuff, but there are just games that are extremely rare that people simply don't have.
Yes Valencia Crowe, I'm talking about Para Para and the fact that nobody easily locatable (that isn't Nickel City) OWNS the arcade cabinet much less wants to move it around. If you can tip the staff off to someone who owns one AND is willing to bring it, I'm sure they'll try facilitate something. And don't asking me to go buy one, I barely have space for my Pump machine.
As for Feedback, I'd like to direct something to Phorrest. I realize you're busy (especially after that trip in from hell you had) and you've got a lot of cabinets to deal with, but your music games and uprights all looked like they needed some extra TLC. I couldn't exactly tell if it was the picture or the monitor, but your DM's screen was shaking during play. Just something to consider before next year.
This post has been edited by YeehawMcKickass: 12 May 2009 - 09:19 PM
Posted 12 May 2009 - 09:26 PM
YeehawMcKickass, on May 12 2009, 10:18 PM, said:
While, I now understand why there were so few arcade machines, I do not like your attitude with what I have quoted. You assuming that I am going to ask you to buy one is really rude. I do not appreciate your attitude. I am not being rude to you so I have no clue why you are being rude to me. I was just asking why there were so few arcade games this year and here you are, giving me an attitude. You are being very unprofessional with the attitude you are giving me.
Edit: If I knew of a place that had one, I would tell you. I am not trying to be all like, "You guys suck for not having a Para Para Machine!" I was just hoping for one. Sorry I said something.
This post has been edited by Valencia Crowe: 12 May 2009 - 09:28 PM
Posted 12 May 2009 - 09:40 PM
YeehawMcKickass, on May 12 2009, 10:18 PM, said:
Yea. That makes a lot of sense. I hate it when arcade facilities don't bother to regularly maintain their own equipment. That could explain why they've shrunk down to a mere shadow of itself and went from Super Just Games to Nickel City many years ago. Or perhaps it's just lack of demand for arcade games.
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Posted 12 May 2009 - 09:41 PM
I mean, I wish they had Mars Matrix again, but you don't see me crying about it.
Posted 12 May 2009 - 10:13 PM
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Posted 12 May 2009 - 10:15 PM
Valencia Crowe, on May 12 2009, 10:26 PM, said:
Edit: If I knew of a place that had one, I would tell you. I am not trying to be all like, "You guys suck for not having a Para Para Machine!" I was just hoping for one. Sorry I said something.
I've had multiple people ask me to drop multiple thousands of dollars on niche arcade games like PPP before. It's a simple head them off at the pass maneuver.
While you may not have been trying to come off as "You guys suck for not having para para," posting about it not being there repeatedly in every thread you can makes it come off that way.
Belive me, if I were trying to give you attitude, I would have sent you a PM. Also, I never claimed I was a professional, or a member of ACEN staff.
Kankoukujin: It's a little bit of both. I'm a bit crazy when it comes to upkeep of my pump machine and it infuriates me to no end when I walk into a location and none of the games are working beyond taking money. Coin-op has fallen off since the PS1/N64/Saturn generation was capable of producing arcade perfect or better than arcade perfect games, and most companies focus on making ticket games designed to rip people off. You don't see many non-redemption arcade games any more.
Anon: What in particular am I complaining about? And what true games are you referring to? I saw a lot of games down there that were perfectly fine games, but not my particular preference. As an example, Peter's DDR machine was pretty much flawless, yet I only played one song on it because I've fallen out of favor with the game since 2003.
If you're referring to my public feedback towards Phorrest, that simply has to do with some upkeep things I noticed that he'll likely need to resolve before next years convention.
Posted 12 May 2009 - 10:20 PM
I mean... yeah, no Para Para. Big deal. I was slightly disappointed, but... MVC2. Radiant. Batrider. the SNK variety pack. Puzzle Fighter. Drummania. For any avid arcadegoer, these are luxuries you don't find near your place of residence unless you're extremely lucky... or playing the compatible ones on Mame. But... nothing... NOTHING beats playing the actual arcade cabs.
I just had fun filling the high score boards in Radiant and Batrider with "LOL" for my initials...
...As for constructive criticism: Please, pleeeease bring back Mars Matrix! *begs* Also, the owner of most of these games said he had the Ibara PCB? You have my guarantee to spend at least $50 on that cab ALONE if you can host it next year. I LOVE Ibara. It is pure CRACK in my shmup-addict veins.
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Posted 12 May 2009 - 10:48 PM
I saw how rad it was though even though the only thing I usually play is Puzzle Fighter. Wanted to do the SF tourney but didn't want to spend too much time down there XD
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Posted 12 May 2009 - 10:55 PM
daegan, on May 12 2009, 11:48 PM, said:
I saw how rad it was though even though the only thing I usually play is Puzzle Fighter. Wanted to do the SF tourney but didn't want to spend too much time down there XD
I talked to the guy who owns the machines. IIRC he said the cabinets are American and only fit American headers. Which is why Puzzle Fighter was in a Darkstalkers cab, Batrider was in a Raiden II cab, and Radiant was in a generic Namco cab.
My only real suggestion, outside of bringing back a few favorites: Would it be at all possible to make your own headers? Perhaps print them out? Sure, they'd look a little bit unprofessional but the lack of confusion would be a more than favorable trade-off.
Posted 13 May 2009 - 01:40 AM
Nappy also sorry for the guy that I met there late saturday night. Was the drunk guy asking to use the mega phone, then if he can hold it and then if he can see it. I ran out of there after that. But it was still slightly embarressing.
Good job to placers, and there was a lot more room this year. Be it because of less arcade machines or half the TVs weren't being used but it was less crowded and thus less stinky and less humid in there. so thumbs up for that.
Shout outs to the people I saw there/meet
dark kakashi
chronosaber :I see you post and I've seen you before but didn't realize that was actually you though lol
hope things run as well next year
Posted 13 May 2009 - 02:15 AM
Posted 13 May 2009 - 08:30 AM
They were never told to go away. I had suggested it would be difficult to use Nickel City again with the sore lack of manpower and updated games (but honestly, who in Chicago really has updated games? At least they have Tekken 6), however it was up to the DH's discretion, and he did not use them. Nickel City has always been very generous to ACen, however transporting their machines were a logistical nightmare and that's what made some of the staff hesitant to bring them back. There's absolutely no bad blood between Nickel City and ACen.
Their DDR was in bad shape from 06-08, however they have since fixed it (went there a month ago with a skeptic friend and we were both SDG'ing/AAA'ing heavy songs like crazy). Their MvC2 was in that Showcase temporarily for tournament use, which probably explains the weird rigging (although I don't recall opening it? And I've seen much stranger set-ups)...although it wasn't working for part of Friday last year because we mixed up the paneling. And finally, the machines' back panels were left open because after the machines were set up, we forgot to lock them. Since we didn't have the key, we ended up taping them shut. Yeah, bad security.
The coin changer on the other hand sucked.
Posted 13 May 2009 - 10:30 AM
Posted 13 May 2009 - 12:43 PM
BakaOrochi, on May 13 2009, 09:30 AM, said:
The coin changer on the other hand sucked.
I don't know the specifics of Kane's decisions regarding NC beyond being displeased with machine quality last year. While I don't doubt there's no bad blood at all, it's still an indictment on overall machine quality. It's good their DDR's fixed up again, but it spent two years too long being a pile of pad miss crap.
And yeah, eff that changer.
Posted 13 May 2009 - 02:04 PM
therobd, on May 12 2009, 06:54 AM, said:
The same thing happened with the Call of Duty 4 tournament. I was really looking forward to playing in it, but when my friend and I asked when it would be starting since it was after 6 and we had not yet heard anything, we were basically told that it probably wasn't going to due to lack of copies of the game (which we would have gladly brought along and donated had we known copies were needed). So after hanging around the game room for another hour or so, we left, extremely disappointed, only to find out here on the forums that it DID in fact happen, only God knows when. I am still waiting to hear when it started and why it was so late, I really am genuinely curious.
That was my only big complaint about gaming. Well that and having to pay for machines, since I am used to freeplay on games at Youmacon, but I understand that some of those games were more expensive to rent out and such, so I know that won't change. xD Oh, would have liked to see Initial D there as well. But not a big loss. : )
This post has been edited by The Commodore: 13 May 2009 - 02:07 PM
ACEN 2011: The Last Judgement
Posted 13 May 2009 - 02:12 PM
Posted 13 May 2009 - 03:11 PM
Anon, on May 13 2009, 09:12 PM, said:
Posted 13 May 2009 - 04:12 PM
Sakamura, on May 13 2009, 04:11 PM, said:
I'd hope not. D: The guys running the game room were GREAT this year. Every time the Radiant Silvergun machine got jammed (curse those State Quarters), they'd be on it in a heartbeat, stopping at nothing to repair it. Seriously, bless them. They were amazing.
This post has been edited by Anon: 13 May 2009 - 04:13 PM