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Seven sign with Virginia Tech to enroll mid-year
By: Virginia Tech Press Release | December 18, 2014 December 18, 2014
BLACKSBURG – The Virginia Tech football program announced Thursday the signing of seven new scholarship members to its program who will join the Hokies in January. The seven players, listed alphabetically are: Adonis Alexander, a safety from Independence High in North Carolina; Xavier Burke, a tight end from Brunswick High and Fork Union in Virginia; Austin Clark, an offensive lineman from Rockbridge County High in Virginia; Carson Lydon, a linebacker from East Lake High in Florida; Yosuah Nijman, a defensive lineman from Maplewood High in New Jersey who is currently at Fork Union; Mook Reynolds, a cornerback from Northern Guilford High in North Carolina; and Tyrell Smith, an offensive lineman from Don Bosco Prep in New Jersey who is currently at Cushing (Mass.) Academy.
"Let me be the first to welcome the newest members of our football family to Virginia Tech and the Hokie Nation," said head coach Frank Beamer. "We're excited about them as players, and as people. They all come from great families and I hope their impacts on our university, community and program, are significant. Also, let me thank our recruiting and coaching staff for their hard work on the recruiting trail. These players represent our current trend of bringing in young, talented players that we hope can contribute as quickly as possible."
All seven of these student-athletes will enroll at Virginia Tech in January and will begin working with the program immediately.
Safety • 6-3 • 193
Charlotte, N.C. • Independence HS
About Adonis: Rated as the No. 28 player in the state of North Carolina by Rivals … Listed as the No. 65 safety in the country and the No. 29 player in the state of North Carolina by 247Sports … Ranked as the No. 100 safety in the country and the No. 47 player in the state by ESPN Recruiting Nation … Named to the Charlotte Observer's All-Mecklenburg second-team football as a junior … Was an all-conference safety as a junior.
Coach Shane Beamer on Adonis: "Adonis is a big guy with size who comes from a great program at Independence High School in Charlotte. We initially were drawn to Adonis because of his athletic ability and his size. He is a rangy safety and it will be exciting to see how he develops and where his body takes him once he gets in the weight room with Coach Gentry and has a chance to get bigger and stronger. He is a dynamic football player that we feel like has the ability, and flexibility, to play a lot of different spots. "
TSL's take: Alexander certainly has the size you are looking for in a safety. Depending on needs and how his body grows, he could end up at free safety, rover or whip.
Xavier Burke
Tight End • 6-4 • 250
Lawrenceville, Va. • Brunswick HS • Fork Union
About Xavier: A 2014 Virginia Tech signee … Played for Fork Union this past season as a post-graduate … Rated the No. 5 Prep School Recruit by the 247Sports Composite Rankings … Listed as the No. 1 prep tight end and the No. 2 prep player in Virginia by 247Sports … Ranked as the No. 33 player in the state of Virginia by The Roanoke Times as a senior … Listed as the No. 20 tight end in the country and the No. 18 prospect in Virginia by Rivals … Ranked as the No. 21 tight end in the country and the No. 20 player in his state by 247Sports … Listed as the No. 59 tight end in the country by Scout … Ranked as the No. 10 tight end-Y in the country, the No. 49 player in his region and the No. 15 player in the state by ESPN Recruiting Nation … A Semper Fidelis All-America Game selection … Caught a touchdown pass in that game … A first-team 2A all-state selection by VirginiaPreps at defensive end … The defensive player of the year, as named by VirginiaPreps … A first-team All-Conference 37 selection at defensive end … A first-team Tri-Rivers District selection … Helped lead his team to the state title game … Finished the season with 95 tackles, including 18 for loss and 10 sacks, along with 20 quarterback hurries and four pass breakups.
Coach Bryan Stinespring on Xavier: "Xavier is a terrific young man first and foremost. He comes from a terrific family. I think he has a lot of length to him, a lot of growth potential. I like his hands. He was a basketball player during his high school career and has really good hand-eye coordination. I has tremendous upside and potential. He is only going to get bigger and better as he goes along and the fact that he is coming in at mid-year is a tremendous benefit to him. I want to get him out there this spring and get him involved as quickly as we possibly can. He has a really good combination of size and movement ability, there is a skill set there that excites us moving forward. We've got to get him stronger, and that is going to be a major emphasis for us right from the start. "
TSL's take: After a year at Fork Union, Burke should be physically able to contribute very early in his career. With Tech's depth at tight end, that likely won't happen. He could also get a look at defensive end, if the coaches feel depth at that position warrants such a move.
Austin Clark
Offensive Line • 6-6 • 297
Lexington, Va. • Rockbridge County HS
About Austin: Rated as the No. 84 player in the country, the No. 3 player in the state of Virginia and the No. 7 offensive tackle in the country by Rivals … Listed as the No. 165 player nationally, the No. 17 offensive tackle in the country and the No. 8 player in the state of Virginia by 247Sports … Ranked as the No. 40 offensive tackle in the country, the No. 39 player in his region and the No. 13 player in the state by ESPN Recruiting Nation … Was first-team all-state as a junior by VirginiaPreps … As a junior, was the Blue Ridge District and Conference 31 offensive lineman of the year.
Coach Stacy Searels on Austin: "Austin Clark was a very highly recruited athlete from here in the state. I'm proud that he stayed in state. He made a statement; he could have gone anywhere in the country but he knew where he fit and sees the need we have on the offensive line."
TSL's take: Tech needs offensive tackles, and Clark is a major prospect who will enroll early. He will get a chance to earn playing time this spring at one of the tackle positions.
Lydon, pictured here with Bud Foster while visiting VT on April 19, 2014 (photo courtesy of Lydon)
Carson Lydon
Linebacker • 6-1 • 231
Tarpon Springs, Fla. • East Lake HS
About Carson: Listed as the No. 78 outside linebacker in the country and the No. 148 player in the state of Florida by 247Sports … Ranked as the No. 39 outside linebacker in the country, the No. 319 player in his region and the No. 106 player in the state by ESPN Recruiting Nation … Played at Raleigh's Cardinal Gibbons High as a sophomore before moving to Florida for his last two seasons … Was a Tampa Bay Times first-team All-Pinellas County selection as a junior after recording 149 tackles, eight sacks and two interceptions to help the Eagles reach the state semifinals for the first time …Was named third-team all-state that season.
Coach Torrian Gray on Carson: "Carson is a go-getter, an all-in type kid. He is going to be high-energy. He's going to be a great leader who brings a lot of intangibles to us. We are excited about what Carson can contribute to our team. "
Coach Bud Foster on Carson: "I'm really excited about Carson. He is a big, athletic linebacker who is very physical, runs extremely well and is very athletic in space. He is a guy that we will look at as a backer and /or would be an athletic mike."
TSL's take: Lydon has the mentality that Bud Foster looks for at linebacker. He could play either mike or backer, and he should be ready to contribute early on special teams. He's a candidate for playing time as a true freshman.
Yosuah Nijman
Defensive Line • 6-7 • 268
Maplewood, N.J. • Columbia HS • Fork Union
About Yosuah: Played for Fork Union this past season as a post-graduate … Rated the No. 2 Top Prep School Recruit by the 247Sports Composite Rankings, along with the No. 1 defensive tackle and the top prep player in Virginia … A top-flight shot put competitor at Columbia High … Played football for Columbia, starring on both sides of the ball … Earned all-area honors from Worrall Media at Columbia Ran a 4.88 40-yard dash at the Nike Combine in high school … Played in the Phil Simms North-South All-Star Game … Named first-team all-state for Group 4 in the shot put … A state champion for the Group 4 level in the shot put.
Coach Charley Wiles on Yosuah: "Yosuah has a big-time body but is still very raw. He could play a couple of positions but we will probably start him out at defensive end to see how athletic he is."
Coach Bud Foster on Yosuah: "Nijman is a big, athletic, raw defensive lineman. He could potentially be an end, but worst-case scenario, he would be an athletic defensive tackle. He is a talented big man who can run, who can bend his body and has a tremendous upside. "
TSL's take: Nijman looks good getting off the bus. At 6-7, 268, will he stay small enough and quick enough to stay at end for his career? Will he be able to play low enough for defensive tackle? He has the body to play offensive line. Wherever he ends up, he'll be playing a major position of need.
Reynolds at VT's camp in July 2014
Mook Reynolds
Cornerback • 6-0 • 175
Greensboro, N.C. • Northern Guilford HS
About Mook: Invited to the 2015 The Opening … A member of the 247Sports Top 247 … Rated as the No. 30 cornerback in the country and the No. 11 player in the state of North Carolina by Rivals … Listed as the No. 224 player nationally, the No. 24 cornerback in the country and the No. 8 player in the state of North Carolina by 247Sports … Ranked as the No. 45 "athlete" in the country, the No. 209 player in his region and the No. 19 player in the state by ESPN Recruiting Nation … Named to the Carolina Gridiron Preseason All-Gridiron Team prior to his senior season … Led Northern Guilford to the North Carolina Group 3AA state championship as a senior.
Coach Charley Wiles on Mook: "Mook is a dynamic athlete who can play a number of positions – corner, nickel, safety, could play wide out. He had a big time senior year catching touchdown passes, but he is also a dynamic blitzer and a guy who I think can cover, so I think he makes us more versatile in the backend."
Coach Torrian Gray on Mook: "Mook is a dynamic defensive back who can run. He can play cornerback, he can play safety, he can play nickel. We love his versatility. "
TSL's take: Mook Reynolds is a flexible defensive back who can play corner, safety or the nickel spot. If Chuck Clark moves to free safety next season, I expect Reynolds to challenge for playing time at the nickel spot, or at field corner. He's another candidate for playing time as a true freshman.
Tyrell Smith
North Brunswick, N.J. • Don Bosco Prep • Cushing (Mass.) Academy
About Tyrell: A 2014 Virginia Tech signee … Attended Cushing Academy in Massachusetts this past season as a post-graduate … Listed as the No. 27 prospect in New Jersey by Rivals as a senior … Ranked as the No. 125 offensive tackle in the country and the No. 44 player in his state by 247Sports … Listed as the No. 56 offensive guard in the country by Scout … Ranked as the No. 84 offensive tackle in the country, the No. 140 player in his region and the No. 29 player in the state by ESPN Recruiting Nation … A 2013 All-New Jersey second-team selection … A first-team all-state selection by the Star-Ledger following his senior season … A second-team all-state choice by MSG Varsity as a senior.
Coach Stacy Searels on Tyrell: "I'm very excited about Tyrell Smith signing with us this year. He is a young man who comes from a good family and we are excited about him being a part of our program. It is a position of need. We are working to build depth on the offensive line. I think Tyrell will be an outstanding center-guard prospect, and I'm looking forward to getting to work with him this spring."
TSL's take: Tyrell Smith spent a year at Fork Union, and was able to get bigger and stronger. Searels likes him at center and guard, and he could potentially play offensive tackle as well. Since offensive line is a major position of need, he'll get his chance this spring.
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What happened to the early enrollment for Xavier Burke & Tyrell Smith?
Richmond Hokie
A long running tradition for Beamer recruiting. We sign fine young men from good families. OK, so we don't get our share of the 5 Stars. And we should be able to consistently win 9+ games per season with this type of recruiting that keeps us out of the police reports. Coach'em up!
Can somebody explain how this early enrollment affects scholarship limits? I presume these freshmen go on scholarship when they enroll. Does that mean some seniors have to be taken off scholarship or has there been enough attrition already to leave room? Wasn't it granting of early scholarships that got Coach Dooley and Va Tech in such trouble in 1990? I am certain that what we are doing is legal but do not understand how it works now versus why it didn't work in 1990?
NEWKENTHOKIE says:
Is that Derrick Nnadi next to Austin Clark and Walker? wow, odd man out there! How nice it would've been to get Nnadi to form that threesome on the field for both offense and defense!!
Saw the picture of Lydon standing next to BF and without reading the caption, and after just reading the Austin Clark part, I thought…is Clark really that small? Then I realized it wasn't Austin Clark afterall, and I thought, ok, glad I caught that! For a second I thought either Bud Foster was bigger than ever, or that Austin Clark is really small!! Now give me a picture of Clark next to Foster and it'll all make sense.
GREAT haul Hokies, and all early enrollments when I thought we might lose Mook!
LMK says:
welcome men Vt is lucky and happy to have all of you join the Hoakie Nation !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
scary1 says:
if you only could spell.
VAHokie89 says:
CC> What is your real take on the players?
marcusvick says:
I like the pic of tyrel getting beat by sweat LOL
Late 80s Hokie says:
Why? I'd prefer a picture of Tyrel pancaking Sweat.
EmbreyVT says:
Without knowing ball position, he could be blocking Sweat out of the play. I'm taking the Hokie-High road, and say "good block brother Hokie."
7Hokie1 says:
According some, Mook was going to go to Clemson or somewhere else. I guess some of their sources weren't that great.
Hokie Finally says:
Great read TSL! Sounds like a great bunch of young men coming to VT at positions of need.
TopGunHokie says:
Welcome home guys!! We are very happy you're part of Hokie Nation! Work hard every day, mercy is for the weak!!
uvabasher says:
I stated this earlier but if we can keep Nijman on the DL, especially at DE and he contributes significantly, it should do wonders for our ability to recruit NFL type DEs. based our our system he likely will end up at OL
stevetheking says:
Wow, that's a lot of early enrollees. Love getting 3 good OL prospects on campus early!
Dennis Bane says:
Welcome to the Hokie Nation gentlemen.


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WA Outback Coast Holiday Attractions
The Kennedy Ranges
Some 161km east of Carnarvon and running north from Gasgoyne junction. The ranges 195km long an up to 30km wide, are remnants of an old erosion surface which slopes very quickly to the west. They are known for their semi precious gemstones petrified wood and fossils.
Erosion on the eastern side has formed spectacular cliffs. A tourist road leads to a picnic site by these cliffs. The southern and eastern edges of the range are dissected by a maze of steep sided canyons whose permanent springs create running streams which support an abundance of wildlife.
Blowholes
Discovered in 1911, the Blowholes, are located some 70km north of Carnarvon. The route is via the North West Coastal Highway, or via Bibbawura Bore tracks. Powerful jets of water are forced up with enormous pressure through the holes in the rock sometimes to a height of 20m.One km south of the Blowholes lies a small reef adjacent to the island which contains tropical fish and shells. Oysters can be prised from the rocks in the area.
Shark Bay Shell and Craft Museum
An international standard museum, displaying many gemstones, rocks, Aboriginal artefacts and other items of historical interest. A replica of the Dutch ship "Zuytdorp" wrecked off the coast in 1712 can be viewed. The first recorded white man to set foot on Australian soil was Dirk Hartog in 1616. A replica of the pewter plate he left at Cape Inscription can also be viewed.
Nanga Station and Caravan Park
50km from Denham, built over 30 years ago from shell blocks cut from a nearby quarry. The half million acre sheep station also has a bottle shop license and restaurant. Visitors are catered for, with camping facilities, car parks, motel units and chalets. Nanga Wildlife Park offers a glimpse of Australia's native fauna including kangaroos, dingos, emus and even crocodiles. Station Tours are available and catamarans, sailboards and dinghies can be hired on the beach.
Follow the main road south of Kalbarri for 4km. Red Bluff is a good spot to swim, fish, and, for the more adventurous, go surfing. Go exploring among the formations believed to be four hundred million years old. Natural Bridge, Castle Cave, Grandstand Rocks, Shell House, Red Bluff, Mushroom Gorge, Rainbow Valley and Pot Alley Gorge can also be reached by conventional vehicles.
Erupting Mud
In the Moresby Ranges on Howatharra Nanson Road. An unusual natural phenomenon -a growing mud pile by the side of the road.
Old Railway Station
Built to serve the Geraldton to Northampton railway in 1879, this was the first government railway building in Western Australia. Located at the East end of Mary Street, Northampton.
Chiverton House Museum
Located on the North West Coastal Highway, Northampton. Chiverton House was built in the 1880s as a home for Captain Samuel Mitchell. An extensive display of local history that is one of the finest collections in Western Australia.
The Geraldton Heritage Trail
A 30km driving tour of both the natural and cultural heritage of Geraldton. Thirty points of interest are included.
The Lighthouse Keeper's Cottage
Built in 1870, it was the original lighthouse for the port and now serves as the headquarters of the Geraldton Historical Society. It is located an Chapman Road and open Thursday only.
Geraldton Maritime Museum
On Marine Terrace, the Geraldton Museum houses the relics of ships wrecked on the Geraldton coastline and the Abrolhos Islands, including the Batavia (1629), Zuytdorp (1712) and the Zeewyck (1727).
Geraldton Region Museum
Situated on Marine Terrace the museum exhibits natural and cultural displays and is open daily.
Greenough Hamlet
The Hamlet comprises of eleven of the original buildings which the National Trust has restored and maintained. A walk through history on a conducted tour of the building is recommended.
Greenough Pioneer Museum
Situated in a 120 year old family farm house, the museum displays one of the best folk collections in the State. It is run by the Geraldton Historical Society, and tours are available daily except Friday
The Hampton Arms
In 1863 the then Governor Hampton attended the opening in the hotel being named after him. After years as the social centre of the district it became first a farmhouse and then a private residence. Today, it reflects its former glory as a privately owned hotel. Facilities include accommodation , restaurant and bar.
Abandoned Mining Settlements
In the early 1900s, prospectors established many small towns around Sandstone including Youatlmi, Paynesville, Berrigrin, Barrambje and Montague. Today, Sandstone is surrounded by these abandoned settlements where prospecting for alluvial gold or hunting for relics is a popular pastime.
Courthouse Museum
Located in Gibbons Street behind the Telecom building. An excellent collection with many exhibits of the past 80 years. These include original documents, harnesses; photographs, domestic items and Aboriginal weapons. Key available from the Yalgoo Shire Office.
Wildflower Rest Area
Located at the entrance to the township of Three Springs is the information bay, and a heritage path guiding you through a living display of wildflowers from the surrounding area.
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Ophelia is a female-given name in the languages English, Dutch, Portuguese and Italian.
Ophelia is of Ancient Greek origin and means "helpful". The earliest recorded use was in 1600 when William Shakespeare used it for Hamlet's love interest in Hamlet, Prince of Denmark.


t.print1()     --  prints: 5 ???
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Local functions defined in structures are not stored in every instance of the structure. The local function is stored once in the structure definition and references to them in the instances refer to their definitions in the structure definition.
Nevertheless: why this assignment is working for print2() but not for print1() still is a curiosity for me.
I think the real problem here is that maxscript doesn't smack you upside the head for declaring the same member twice, and let's you successfully compile a cluster**** of a struct.
Notice that it creates the struct with two data members, meaning the first varA was not overwritten, only its name was stripped!
When print1 was evaluated, varA still pointed to the first declaration, so the function will still point to the now anonymous(?) data member.
When print2 is evaluated, varA already points to the new delcaration.
I noticed the same, but only in Max versions prior Max 2010, which version did you test ?
You're right, I checked in 2009.
Larry Minton ( Autodesk) confirmed this being a problem and agrees that this kind of double declarations using the same membername inside of a struct should throw a compile time error.
Interesting, although declaring duplicated variables should always be a no no !!
i prefer to get a warning message only with optional popup.
Josef… you mention using "this" (like this.varA) . How far back is this compatible. I used this when I first starting MAXScript in a struct for a while (as it's how I'm used to programming in other languages) but got a bunch of emails from people who had MAXScript exceptions when I used that. I had to update the code to never use this.property (though for whatever versions of Max I was testing it always worked).
How commonly does anyone here use this ?
i use this a lot. it was added to structure system about 10 years ago. max 8???
I think you're wrong. Doesn't work on max 2009. It's either 2010 or 2011. Perhaps you mean this in the context of a controller, which was max8 I think.
I think you're wrong. Doesn't work on max 2009.
really? max 2010 has it.
I am pretty sure that when I started writing MAXScript, I was using either 3ds Max 2010 or 2011. All was fine in a certain script until I changed to using this.whatever in a game exporter I work on, and a bunch of users sent complaints … so I had assumed at the time that this was only recently added. So I've avoided it since.


This has been one of the most difficult images I have processed. I am using fairly new techniques that I have learned via video and instructional tutorials over the past year. I initially captured this scene for focus stacking and exposure blending, but a single exposure with a deep depth of field at f/13 worked out. This is not an HDR image… I did not have any wiggle room in this composition for cropping, I was completely zoomed all the way out at 16mm, sitting down with my back against a granite wall, to capture what you see here.


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DA Leader officially responds to the nomination of Justice Zondo as new Deputy Chief Justice
In terms of his obligation under section 174(3) of the Constitution, President Jacob Zuma wrote to me requesting my views and input on his decision to nominate Mr Justice Raymond Zondo as the new Deputy Chief Justice of the Republic of South Africa.
I have today responded in writing to his request, outlining my support for the nomination of Mr Zondo, while drawing the President's attention to a handful of concerns pertaining to the candidate which require further consideration.The full response can be accessed here.
We approach candidates for judicial appointment with one central thing in mind: Judicial independence is of paramount importance in any Constitutional democracy, but especially so in a young democracy which is still working to establish and entrench the institutions that make a democracy work for the people and limit the power of individuals.
To us, it is essential that appointees to the bench in South Africa observe, and evince, a genuine strict independence from the Executive, from party politics, from corporate interests, from organised religion, and all other external interests. In the South African context, this more often than not manifests itself in judges having to stand opposed to unfair, prejudicial or unconstitutional actions by a powerful state. This judges must be comfortable to do without fear or favour.
Furthermore, I appealed to the President, as head of the national executive, to take the lead in fostering an attitude of respect towards the courts, particularly the Constitutional Court – the highest in the land. The courts are not a burden to Constitutional democracy, but are given a particular Constitutional mandate to both protect and advance the Constitution and all that it embodies.
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College adjusts value of some merit scholarships
Posted By Benjamin Pontz on Mar 21, 2017 | 0 comments
The Office of Financial Aid at the corner of Stevens and N. Washington Street
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By Benjamin Pontz, News Editor
Gettysburg College announced some modifications in the value of merit scholarships beginning with the incoming Class of 2021 late last week. While the Abraham Lincoln Scholarship — the college's top merit scholarship — will remain at $25,000 per year, the Presidential Scholarship increased from $15,000 to $20,000 annually, the David Wills Scholarship increased from $10,000 to $15,000 annually, and the 1832 Founders Scholarship increased from $7,000 to $10,000 annually. For students currently enrolled at Gettysburg (before the Class of 2021), the value of any merit scholarship currently possessed will not change; the adjusted values apply only to new students from the Class of 2021 onward.
The value of merit scholarships was last adjusted in 2014. Two weeks ago, during a town hall with The Gettysburgian, President Janet Morgan Riggs said that the college's primary focus with respect to scholarships is on increasing access to need-based aid. The college recently announced that the 2017-18 comprehensive fee is $65,210, a 3.5% spike from the 2016-17 academic year.
Christina Gormley, director of financial aid, said that "marketplace demands" drove the college to make the adjustments to these merit scholarships' values.
"We felt that the marketplace demands warranted an increase to a few of the scholarships levels this year to assure we continue to attract the very best students and that we remain competitive with our peers," she said in a written statement. "As a result of that review we did not believe that there needed to be an increase to the Lincoln Scholarship."
The general criteria for merit scholarships at Gettysburg according to the Net Price Calculator available on the college's website. Note: These values have not been updated to reflect the latest changes.
She also emphasized that merit scholarship values do not change for students already enrolled.
"When students enroll and accept an academic scholarship at Gettysburg they accept several conditions," she explained. "To maintain an academic scholarship, enrolled students must achieve a required cumulative GPA at the end of each academic year and academic scholarships are available for up to eight semesters. In addition once enrolled at Gettysburg, students do not receive consideration for academic scholarships and scholarship values are not changed."
Alexa Secrest '20, who holds a Presidential scholarship, finds it unfair that merit scholarship values do not increase for those presently enrolled since they are responsible for tuition increases.
"Like most other merit aid recipients, I am not thrilled that the scholarship increase does not apply to current students. Since the overall increase in tuition will affect us, it seems reasonable to expect that the increase in merit scholarships would too," she explained. "If giving current students more aid is not feasible, a statement from the administration notifying us of the change and explaining this would have been appreciated."
Author: Benjamin Pontz
Benjamin Pontz '20 serves as editor-in-chief of The Gettysburgian. Previously, he served as a staff writer, event coverage coordinator, news editor, and managing news editor. During his tenure, he has written more than 150 articles, and he led the team that won first place in the 2017 Keystone Press Awards for ongoing news coverage of Robert Spencer's visit to Gettysburg College and co-wrote the package of editorials that won first place in the 2018 Keystone Press Awards. Ben is a political science and public policy double major with a minor in music, and he reads up to seven newspapers daily. Follow him on Twitter @benpontz.


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Mistletoe and Wine è un singolo di Cliff Richard del 1988, cover dell'omonimo brano di Jeremy Paul, Leslie Stewart e Keith Strachan.

Il brano raggiunse il primo posto delle classifiche britanniche e si ritrova in numerose compilation natalizie.

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Nel video musicale, si vede Cliff Richard in un villaggio innevato.
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A GOONELLABAH man who was wanted for numerous offences, including assault and stalking, has been arrested in dramatic circumstances at Kempsey.
Police said the 35-year-old had warrants issued for malicious damage, failing to appear, assault, stalking, affray, violent disorder and resisting police.
On Friday Kempsey police stopped a vehicle at Crescent Head for a breath test.
There were five children in the back seat.
Police saw the wanted Goonellabah man in the passenger seat, and he allegedly gave police a false name.
"Police formed the belief that he had given a false name and may be wanted," the Richmond LAC posted on Facebook.
"He was advised he would be taken to a police station to confirm his identity.
"The 35-year-old then ran from police, who were unable to catch him."
The driver of the car was issued a court notice for hindering police.
On Saturday, police surrounded a West Kempsey address and knocked on the front door.
The 35-year-old Goonellabah man allegedly climbed out a back window but, when he saw police in the backyard, he went back inside the house.
Police entered the house and arrested him.
He has been charged with breaching an AVO, escaping police custody, resisting police and stating a false name to a police officer. The outstanding warrants were also executed.
He was refused bail and appeared in Lismore Local Court yesterday.


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10180 Lauren Hall Ct
10180 Lauren Hall Ct is a single family residence located in Alpharetta, GA 30022. Built in 1996, this property features 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 12,820 sq ft lot, and 2,588 sq ft of living space. The estimated market value for 10180 Lauren Hall Ct is $400,000.
For the surrounding community of Alpharetta, GA 30022, the average sale price for similar homes to 10180 Lauren Hall Ct is $371,806. The nearby schools are exceptional and include Dolvin Elementary School, Autrey Mill Middle School and Johns Creek High School. The overall crime risk for this area is low. The natural disaster risk for this area includes very low earthquake risk, high tornado risk, and minimal flood risk.
Property Details: 10180 Lauren Hall Ct
Subdivision: LAUREN HALL
Lot: 2
Zoning: R4A
2017 $3,118 (+2.62%) $20,360 $98,480 $118,840
2011 $3,018 $13,560 $104,520 $118,080
10170 Lauren Hall Ct, Alpharetta, GA 30022
580 Olde Lauren Ct, Alpharetta, GA 30022
The average sales price of homes similar to 10180 Lauren Hall Ct is $371,806 ($146/sq.ft.)
455 Sailmaker Cir $440,000 05/13/2019 $161 2,735 sq.ft. 4 Bed, 3 Bath 0.9 mi away
245 Haydens Walk Ct $430,000 05/07/2019 $174 2,472 sq.ft. 3 Bed, 2 Bath 2.4 mi away
4855 Tanners Spring Dr $288,500 05/06/2019 $114 2,521 sq.ft. 4 Bed, 3 Bath 2.2 mi away
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10180 Lauren Hall Ct was built in 1996. The lot size is approximately 12,820 square feet.
A total of 6 properties had foreclosure filings in the 30022 zip code surrounding 10180 Lauren Hall Ct during the month of 05/2019, one in every 4,141 housing units. Fulton County, where 10180 Lauren Hall Ct, Alpharetta, GA 30022 is located, documented 171 properties with foreclosure filings during the month, a foreclosure rate of one in every 2,668 housing units. Statewide in Georgia, one in every 2,442 housing units had a foreclosure filing in 05/2019, while one in every 2,411 had a foreclosure filing nationwide.


This 2280 SF luxury home sits high enough to be able to take in the mountain views surrounding the Wallowa Lake area. There are 3 bedrooms and 2 ½ baths with many special finishes.
The architectural design allows huge views to be enjoyed from the inside with cathedral ceilings and a tall bank of windows. This home has been managed by Wallowa Lake Resort for years and has built a good client base. (They have not allowed pets in this rental). This property comes with everything in the home, appliances, furniture, kitchen equipment and art work. Sheets and towels are the property of the management company. The home is located just off the heavy tourist area, so it is quiet and peaceful.
The great room features hickory floors and cabinets with tumbled marble counters and backsplash. The kitchen is equipped with a Jenn-Aire glass top range and Maytag refrigerator and dishwasher. The views are enjoyed from all areas of the great room which is accented by a beautiful stacked stone propane fireplace. There is a powder room, ½ bath off the great room. Also on this level is the master bedroom which has wonderful views and a gorgeous marble bathroom with soaking tub, water closet, and walk in marble shower. You can access the deck from this bedroom or the great room as it is full length of the home. You will enjoy the trees, mountains and cool evening summer breezes.
The carpeted stairs lead to the daylight basement that has a painted concrete floor. There is a laundry room with stacking washer and dryer and the family room with granite bar top and a small refrigerator. A glass door leads to the under stair storage. There are doors out to the deck with the same great views as the main level. The 2 bedrooms on this level both have views and there is a full bath with tub/shower and water closet.
The buildable lot on the adjoining South boundary is available to be sold with this home. It has great views and water/power/sewer are available. The community water/sewer system requires a holding tank for solids. The lot and home are available together for $435,000.
Windows that open have screens, and there is a sun screen for the top section of the windows of the great room. The screens help regulate the solar heat in the late afternoons of summer. The heat sources for the home are the propane fireplace and zonal electric.


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A Weekend in New Paltz
Ulster County is known for its historic towns and funky villages full of unique shops, exceptional bars and restaurants, vibrant arts, and beautiful views. Among these communities, New Paltz is a consistent draw for visitors seeking to experience the rich culture of the mid-Hudson Valley. Home to SUNY New Paltz, this college town is bursting at the seams with fun, food and adventure, and it's the perfect home base for a weekend spent upstate. Here's a primer for what to do and where to go.
Stroll the shops of Main Street
New Paltz is scenic and largely walkable, and downtown is filled with quirky boutiques beckoning for your attention. A plethora of hip lifestyle stores and artisan gift shops dot Main Street, from skate and bike shops (Likwid and Bicycle Depot), record stores (Jack's Rhythms) and art supply centers (Rhinebeck Artist's Shop and Manny's), to collectibles and artisan gift stores (Dragon Realm and Himalayan Arts) and metaphysical wellness centers (Awareness Shop). Rediscover old gems at antiquaries like Medusa Antiques and Jenkinstown Antiques, vintage clothing stores like Judy Go Vintage, and used bookstores like Barner Books and Inquiring Minds.
You can easily spend a whole afternoon just at the Water Street Market just off the Wallkill River, a "quaint, European-inspired shopping village" full of independently owned shops—like the two-story Antiques Barn, apparel stores Maglyn's Dream, Salix Intimates, and The Men's Shop at Eden, new-and-used vinyl mecca Rhino Records, and physical wellness centers Bodymind Massage Therapy, Mosaic Bodyworks and Therese Sibon Acupuncture. There's even a boutique pet store, Paws of Distinction, where you can find dog and cat clothing, accessories and toys.
Taste and sip the local flavors
Whether you're a foodie, beer geek, wine connoisseur, or all-around bon vivant, there's something delicious waiting for you in New Paltz. Back at the Water Street Market, a handful of restaurants, cafes and bars offer a reprieve from your shopping afternoon: grab a snack or quick bite from Mudd Puddle Café, Kosiner Brother's Fry Shack, or The Cheese Plate, enjoy a leisurely lunch or dinner at The Parish Restaurant, or unwind with a pint or glass of vino at the lively Jar'd Wine Pub.
Elsewhere, you can indulge and celebrate at upscale restaurants like Garvan's, A Tavola Trattoria, and Main Course. Experience the best of area libations at brewpubs and bars like Bacchus, and Mountain Brauhaus and wineries like Robibero Family Vineyards, Kettelborough Cider House, and Adair Vineyards. Or eat and drink with the locals at perennial favorites like Main Street Bistro, Lola's Café, and P & G's. Vegetarians and vegans will find plenty of friendly menus—spots like the Medi-Eastern jewel Moon Light Café, popular Thai restaurant Lemongrass, the Latin-influenced Mexican Kitchen, and the vegan-focused Karma Road are just a few of the many restaurants that cater to clean-eaters and herbivores.
New Paltz loves its art, and galleries abound. The Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art at SUNY New Paltz showcases a mixture of well-known Hudson Valley artists and global collections—like "In Celebration," a photography collection from leading 19th- and 20th-century artists, courtesy of the legendary NYC gallery dealer Marcuse Pfeifer. The Water Street Market gallery CronArtUSA features the work of New Paltz-based artist Ryan Cronin in a relaxed atmosphere, sometimes with live music. Roost Studios and Gallery has a calendar full of classes and events, from artist talks and salon gatherings to children's workshops and pre-teen yoga classes, along with the appropriately named "Model Mondays," a weekly life-drawing class. The stylish Rogal Art Gallery features work from contemporary artists from around the world while Unframed Artists Gallery provides a space for emerging artists. DM Weil Gallery aims to put the fun back in art and boasts 3,000 square feet of space, one of the largest—if not the largest—modern art galleries in the Hudson Valley.
Besides an array of visual arts galleries, New Paltz recently became home to the first black box theatre in the Hudson Valley. Coming off a successful inaugural season in 2018, non-profit DENIZEN Theatre is focused on challenging, provocative productions from new and emerging playwrights, with the goal of exploring "what it means to be human in all its duality and complexity."
Relive History
Ulster County is rich with landmarks of early American history. Historic Huguenot Street was founded in 1894 by Huguenot descendants in an effort to preserve their unique French and Dutch heritage. Today, it's recognized as a National Historic Landmark District and encompasses 30 buildings across 10 acres, including seven stone structures that date back to the early 1700s. Visitors can travel back in time through recurring historical reenactments or explore the museum, which houses artifacts and manuscripts and showcases the stories of Huguenot Street families.
Just up the road from New Paltz, the Mohonk Mountain House is perhaps one of the most recognized historic landmarks in Ulster County. This mountain spa and resort is a Victorian castle just off Lake Mohonk and houses a popular award-winning restaurant in addition to numerous luxury amenities. Founded in 1869, Mohonk Mountain House celebrates its 150th anniversary this year, with events and tours to mark the occasion all year long.
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Walking in Old Town Alexandria
Reflections from a recent walking tour of sites of white privilege and black resistance along the path to racial justice.
I welcomed the first crisp, cool Saturday morning with a walk around Old Town Alexandria. I wasn't alone, invited to join a walking tour by our Presbyterian friends at the Reformed Institute. As much fun as it is to shop and dine in Old Town, we didn't hit a single restaurant or store. We ignored the art galleries and walked right past the pastry shops and the smell of fresh-brewed coffee. This was a very different kind of walk.
"A Reflective Experience in Power and Social Justice."
Presbyterians and Baptists exploring together the racial history of Alexandria from colonial days to the present. We began our tour among the dead in segregated cemeteries where wealthy slaveholders were just as dead and forgotten as the slaves that they bought and sold. The passing of time has weathered away most of the names and dates. Only our guide could fill in the details, stories of accumulated riches and downtown mansions, wartime losses and postwar litigation. Sagas of field hands becoming freedmen and contraband becoming citizens, the history of dignity bought with blood and the price demanded over and over again.
Having paid our respects to the dead, we hiked a few blocks along Duke Street to the Freedom House Museum, a three story building used as a holding pen for hundreds of slaves, bartered in Virginia and shipped off to Mississippi. Two business partners making a fortune from human bondage. Then, it was down to Washington Street where the Confederate Appomattox statue stood defiantly in the median until it was removed three months ago.
Our trek across Old Town was highlighted by three remarkable churches. Alfred Street Baptist Church has always been a powerhouse in the struggle for human rights and racial justice. Beulah Baptist Church, founded by Rev. Clem Robinson, established the first theological school for former slaves during Reconstruction. What a contribution! Then, we arrived at the Old Presbyterian Meeting House, a colonial church founded by city fathers, with prominent slaveholders, some slave resisters, and some black congregants. I was fascinated to hear their early struggle to reconcile their culture with their theology.
Our last stop was the Freedmen's Cemetery and Memorial. This burial ground established by the federal government in 1864, had been neglected, forgotten, and desecrated for generations and was finally reclaimed by historians and archaeologists beginning in 1987. Five hundred and forty graves were found, more than half were children under the age of sixteen. In 2013, the cemetery was rededicated and the memorial was completed soon afterwards. The looming sculpture speaks with raw emotion, a voice for the voiceless.
I must conclude this post with a confession. I don't recall much of what our excellent docents described for us at each stop this morning. The problem wasn't the noise on the streets or competing conversations among my colleagues. What distracted me were the whispered voices from the past, the echoing cries of children, the strident speeches of abolitionists, the courageous calls for justice, pastors pleading for human dignity. As I walked among the headstones and shuffled down the streets, I could hear their voices and I wasn't sure how to answer, stammering out, "I hear you. I hear you."
Before we departed, we prayed together in the words of Martin Luther King, Jr.:
"Ever present God, you called us to be in relationship with one another and promised to dwell wherever two or three are gathered. In our community, we are many different people; we come from different places, have many different cultures. Open our hearts that we may be bold in finding the riches of inclusion and the treasures of diversity among us. We pray in faith."
If you are still wondering what all the fuss is about and what all this history has to do with today and why people would take to the streets and what's so bad about the status quo, let me make a suggestion, my friend. Take a walk. Take a walk and listen and learn. As William Faulkner put it, "The past is never dead. It's not even past."
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Chelsea Clinton made an embarrassing slip by referring to her mother's rival as 'President Sanders' while talking to her mother's supporter's in Minnesota.
The former first daughter had been talking about her mother's democrat rival when she made the unfortunate mistake, immediately correcting herself as the crowd laughed.
She had been trying to criticize Sanders for his position on legal immunity for gun-makers, which had voted for, and college tuition fees when she accidentally handed him the win.
Chelsea, who has been on the campaign trail for her mother, also talked about Republican opposition.
She criticized the tone of the campaign, which she said is based on hate and America should not subscribe to.
'I find the rhetoric on the Republican side deeply troubling. I find the normalization of hate speech profoundly distressing,' she said, as she answered questions for 35 minutes in Eden Prairie.
The same day, Hillary Clinton had said that she wanted to set the record straight on Donald Trump, saying 'we were not friends'.
Trump, the real estate billionaire whose standing as Republican front-runner was dented by a second-place finish in the Iowa caucuses on Monday, had long touted his friendship with Bill and Hillary Clinton.
'I am biased because I have known her for years. I live in New York. She lives in New York. I really like her and her husband both a lot. I think she really works hard,' Trump told Fox.
But the Clintons, who attended Trump's 2005 wedding, were fair game on the campaign trail.
In November, Trump said Hillary Clinton did not have strength or stamina to be president and called her the worst U.S. secretary of state, a post she held from 2009 to 2013.
When Clinton denounced Trump last month for showing 'a penchant for sexism,' Trump turned the phrase against her, using it to refer to Bill Clinton's sexual scandals as president.


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RANI needed a platform to connect with its audience at the Middle East Film and Comic Convention (Comic Con) that would be big and bold. Door No.1 created a stand experience that drew in crowds by the hundreds with an array of activations and engagements that increased brand presence on the floor as well as on social media.
The stand was a hit with young and old alike, with guests meeting some of their favourite social media stars and sampling new and favourite flavours from the RANI brand line.


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Q: installshield :How to setup install conditions to determine adobe reader 9 or 10 is installed My installation requirement is for the user to have adobe reader 9 or 10. I don't know how to setup an or condition. I am using install shield 2013
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A: With installShield 2013 you can create custom prerequisites within the Installation Designer.  Go to Tools->Prerequisite Editor and you can create a new custom prerequisite for your project.  If you have an installscript project you can search for it within the OnAppSearch function.

A: use google or regedit to find the registry keys for adobe 9 and 10, then in your installer call these built-in functions to check if the adobe keys exist and that they also have the right values (version numbers):
RegDBKeyExist() and RegDBGetKeyValueEx()
if ( RegDBKeyExist(adobe9Key)=1 || RegDBKeyExist(adobe10Key)=1 ) then
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Tired of drug shortages and the high prices of lifesaving medicines, a group of large U.S. health systems announced on Thursday plans to launch its own nonprofit generic drug company.
The systems — Intermountain Healthcare, Ascension, SSM Health and Trinity Health in consultation with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs — represent more than 450 hospitals nationwide. Additional health systems are expected to join the initiative.
The newly formed, unnamed company hasn't yet disclosed what drugs it will manufacture, but the groups said it will focus on those prone to shortages and price manipulation.
With hospitals entering pharma territory, the trend toward industry convergence continues.
The systems' aim is to create an FDA-approved pharmaceutical company that will either make generics directly or subcontract the manufacturing to a licensed contract manufacturing organization.
High profile cases of price gouging, generics manufacturers taking on off-patent drugs and increasing prices by huge amounts, has fueled rising healthcare costs and problems with supply (sometimes artificially induced).
A notorious example is Martin Shkreli leading Turing Pharmaceuticals to hike up the price of toxoplasmosis drug Daraprim from $13.50 per tablet to $750.
Other examples include Valeant picking up Isuprel and Nitropress and increasing prices by six-fold and three-fold respectively, and Mylan hiking up EpiPen prices by more than 400%.
At the same time, drug shortages have been a recurring problem for hospitals over the past decade. For example, hospitals last spring faced a shortage of medical-grade sodium bicarbonate, forcing treatment delays and transfers of patients to better-stocked facilities. The problem started when Pfizer announced its supply of the drug was low, causing an increase in demand for its sole competitor, Amphastar, depleting its stock as well.
The industry is in a perpetual blame game over drug pricing. The systems are focusing on generics while brand-name drugs account for 72% of drug spending in the U.S. (only 10% of all filled prescriptions are brand-name drugs).
Moreover, the announcement highlights how health systems — and the industry at large — are attempting to reshape themselves.
The oft-referenced CVS Health-Aetna merger bid remains the looming example, but others exist. Optum has purchased practice groups while major systems are looking to expand outpatient access.
Building out a pharmaceutical company is one means to combat the inherent challenges systems are facing with softening admissions, while building out a stable revenue stream. While the company may be nonprofit, the company could create the opportunity to build brand awareness and make their facilities a one-stop shop if and when patients need a quick prescription.
It's yet to be seen how these plays and mergers could reshape the industry and how it affects patients, but it's obvious health executives are trying to get ahead of the problems they've been facing.


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Q&A: Navaanavi
Navaanavai, meaning 99 in old Dhivehi, is an aspiring left-wing political movement.
A small group of activists grabbed the public's attention and made headlines last week when they staged a silent protest as President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih and leaders of the four coalition parties briefed the press after their monthly meeting.
'Save Majlis from the influence of tycoons,' 'Don't elect people who don't disclose their finances,' and 'Take back the islands stolen by the tycoons,' read some of the banners and placards held up by about 10 activists at the lobby of the Hotel Jen in Malé.
Much was made of the encounter. Speculation was rife about their motives and affiliations. Some party leaders labelled the protest as a "calculated" move by their partners in the uneasy coalition of former rivals.
But the group, which calls itself Navaanavi (Ninety-nine), denied any link with existing political parties.
The Maldives Independent asked spokeswoman Fathimath Saaira about the origins and aspirations of Navaanavi.
Navaanavai is a left-wing political movement advocating for political, economic and social change. We advocate for social justice and equal distribution of resources.
We have no affiliation with any party in the ruling coalition or outside it, nor do we support any of these parties.
We have been working since last year, long before this protest. Our members are just common people. There are no influential businessmen or a politician behind the curtain.
Usually when a group of activists are out protesting some influential person is behind it so that is why they seem to be think so. But the majority of Maldives population is not registered to any political party.
[The Maldivian Democratic Party] has clearly said over and over again that it is a centre-right party, it is a party that voted for foreign ownership of Maldivian land. How can a left-wing political movement be affiliated with MDP?
Why were you protesting?
These four leaders – four people who are not elected officials sit in their airconditioned rooms and decide how to slice the parliament seats and share constituencies among them, it is not right.
People have gotten so used to it now, it has become a culture, but it is such a dangerous thing to have wealthy businessmen in parliament.
People like [Jumhooree Party leader Gasim Ibrahim] and [Maldives Development Alliance leader Ahmed Siyam Mohamed] and even [the main opposition Progressive Party of Maldives] and MDP politicians are the biggest employers in the country. Can we expect them to pass laws for workers rights?
When we talk about the need to take income tax, the person who has to pay that tax is the one who is supposed to vote for that bill.
A group of like-minded people have been meeting and discussing this for some time now. We believed that the politics of this country revolves around a certain person or a certain group's interest rather than the peoples. We believed that left-wing politics is very much needed in this country.
Navaanavai means 99 in old Dhivehi. We always hear everything in Maldives is controlled by the few powerful people, the one percent. We are saying we are the 99, we represent the 99 percent.
We want to change how politics is practiced in this country, to overhaul the capitalist system towards a more socialist system. Socialism doesn't mean a welfare state or state ownership and control. We want to abolish unjust hierarchies, dismantle class systems, produce for need rather than profit, de-commodify basic needs and provide everyone with a freer and more fulfilling life.
It's not just about progressive taxation and minimum wages either. We advocate for workers rights, housing as a human right, against privatisation of basic services like education and healthcare, and most importantly right now, publicising campaign finances.
Maldives is a rich country, we have a high GDP and they say the wealth will trickle down but that does not work. The standard of living of the common person is not improving. The economy is not about Gasim getting richer, development is about people.
We will put forward candidates for the parliamentary elections.
We invite people aligned with our beliefs and ideas to join us and run for parliament. We are looking for candidates to put forward, we will follow a vetting process and we will decide on candidates to put forward.
We stand against the influence of money in politics. We, the people should be in control of decision making, not 5 men in a closed hotel room. #Navaanavai #WeThePeople pic.twitter.com/iwBQEm4yNb
— ނަވާނަވައި (@navaanavai) December 20, 2018
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Trancecore (auch unter den Begriffen Electrocore oder Synthcore bekannt) ist ein Subgenre des Post-Hardcore, welches dieses mit Elementen der elektronischen Tanzmusik kombiniert. Der Trancecore entstand Anfang der 2000er-Jahre. Als Vorreiter gilt die 2003 gegründete britische Band Enter Shikari. Allerdings schreiben mehrere Online-Magazine der Band I See Stars, aufgrund ihres in der Szene sehr bekannten Debütalbums 3-D, eine Vorreiter-Rolle in diesem Genre zu.

Musikalische Merkmale
Einige Post-Hardcore-Bands verwenden in ihrer Musik computergenerierte Trance- oder Electrosounds. Was den Stil neben den eben genannten Einflüssen vom typischen Post-Hardcore unterscheidet, sind die Vocoder-Stimmen. Im Gegensatz zum Nintendocore, dessen wichtigster Vertreter Horse the Band ist, werden keine "8-Bit-Nintendo-Sounds" verwendet, sondern eher atmosphärische Tranceleads.

Charakteristisch für den Trancecore ist dieselbe Instrumentalisierung wie im Post-Hardcore, den Einsatz von Breakdowns wie im Metalcore, von Synthesizer und Auto-Tune-Effekten im Gesang. Im Genre selbst sind dynamische Übergänge von ruhigeren Balladen bis hin zu härteren Metalcore-Stücken möglich, manchmal sogar im gleichen Stück. Durch den Einsatz von elektronischer Musik kann zum Beispiel eine Fusion von Post-Hardcore und Trance, Techno, Drum and Bass, Hardstyle, Trap oder Dubstep ebenfalls als Trancecore bezeichnet werden.

Bekannte Vertreter (Auswahl)
  Abandon All Ships
  Adam Kills Eve
  Attack Attack!
  Blood Stain Child
  Breathe Carolina (frühere Werke)
  Crossfaith
  Electric Callboy
  Enter Shikari
  Fail Emotions
  Fear From the Hate
  Helia
  To the Rats and Wolves
  His Statue Falls
  I See Stars
  One Morning Left
  Shoot the Girl First
  Silent Descent
  The Browning
  We Butter the Bread with Butter

Quellen
 Extreme Aggression (Beilageheft des Metal Hammer vom Dezember 2011)

Einzelnachweise

Hardcore Punk
Stilrichtung des Punk


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Institutional Property Advisors Completes Active Adult Asset Sale in Suburban Salt Lake City
WEST VALLEY CITY, Utah, Sept. 15, 2022 – Institutional Property Advisors (IPA), a division of Marcus & Millichap (NYSE: MMI), announced today the sale of Lakeside Village, a 144-unit active adult asset in West Valley City, Utah.
"Lakeside Village's suburban location makes it easily accessible from throughout Greater Salt Lake City via Interstates 15, 215, 80 and the Bangerter Highway," said Danny Shin, IPA senior managing director investments. "The Salt Lake City area's strong demographics include a growing population of 1.23 million residents with an annual average household income of $93,700." Shin and Brock Zylstra, senior vice president investments represented the seller and procured the buyer. "Lakeside Village's recently modernized clubhouse, additional storage options, and covered and recreational vehicle parking lay the groundwork for the property to be leveraged as a true value-add asset," added Zylstra.
The property is 12 miles from Downtown Salt Lake City and there is more than 16.5 million square feet of retail and entertainment within a five-mile radius. Nearby shopping centers include Valley Fair Mall, Fashion Place Mall and City Creek Center. St. Mark's Hospital and the University of Utah Hospital are nearby, and Salt Lake City International Airport is within a short drive.
Constructed in 1997 on more than seven acres, Lakeside Village's unit mix is all one- and two-bedroom floor plans with eight-foot ceilings, walk-in closets, and private balconies or patios. The average unit size is 949 square feet. Community amenities include a swimming pool, hot tub, community garden, and a pond.
About Institutional Property Advisors (IPA)
Institutional Property Advisors (IPA) is a division of Marcus & Millichap (NYSE: MMI), a leading commercial real estate services firm in North America. IPA's combination of real estate investment and capital markets expertise, industry-leading technology, and acclaimed research offer customized solutions for the acquisition, disposition and financing of institutional properties and portfolios. For more information, please visit www.institutionalpropertyadvisors.com.


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Marlboro is a brand of cigarettes in America. Philip Morris USA which is a branch of Altria owns and manufactures it in the USA. In 1902, a New York subsidiary was opened by the London based cigarette maker, for selling various brands of cigarette.
Philip Morris International which is separated from Altria manufactures it outside the United States. The largest Marlboro cigarette manufacturing plant is in Richmond, Virginia. under the brand "Marlboro".The products of Marlboro were organized by Philip Morris International into 3 products line named Flavour line, which is the original red or full-flavored cigarettes; Gold Line which is the former lights and Fresh Line which involves flavored cigarettes.
In 1908, the registration of the mark "Marlboro" occurred in the United States. Till 19923, no cigarette has this name marked on it. When the brand was first launched in 1924, it was marketed as "American Luxury Cigarette" whose main areas of selling were hotels and the resorts.
It's advertising as a women's cigarette began in around 1930. This was based on a slogan called "Mild as May".Its name had been derived from the name of a street location of the Philip Morris's British factory. In the initial part of 1885, the brand was called "Marlborough" which was sold by Philip Morris as a ladies favorite. In order to attract the masses. The advertisement of the cigarette as based on the way in which the
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In 1950, Scientists published a study which indicated that smoking was linked to lung cancer. So, Phillip Morris repositioned its cigarette as men's cigarette. This was done to make sure that it fits the niche of those people who were concerned about lung cancer. During that period, the filtered cigarettes were thought to be safer compared to the unfiltered ones.
The designer named Frank Giianninoto was behind the red and white package design. At the top of the pack, the emblem was placed with a common Latin expression Veni, Vidi, Vici, whose author was Julius Caesar. Chicago advertiser named Leo Burnett handed the repositioning of Marlboro as men's cigarette. The campaign proposed for lining up manly figures such as the sea captains, weightlifters, correspondents of the war, construction workers, etc . of which the cowboy was the first one. Still, there was some concern regarding the campaign which was then given a green light.
In 1932, the Canadian rights were sold by Phillip Morris to Marlboro name Imperial Tobacco Canada. The brand was successfully relaunched in America in the 1950s.In Canada, the Imperial Tobacco is sold with a packaging that is different from that of Phillip Morris.
There was a rise in the market share of Marlboro from less than 1% to the 4th best selling brand which motivated Phillip Morris for dropping the lineup of various manly figures and remain attached with the cowboy. Thus it was known as a Marlboro man at a later stage. Then the Elmer Bernstein's theme from The Magnificent Seven was used from the year 1963.
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