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Each month, we compile a list of athletes that were viewed the most by coaches. Below is a list of the Top 10 most viewed athletes in July. Congratulations to our athletes and keep up the good work!
Men's Baseball
David Jason Castaneda Jr. from Needville High School in Needville, TX
Kyle Cronk from Lake Travis High School in Austin, TX
Zachary SM Hardman from Northglenn High School in WESTMINSTER, CO
Michael A. Moya from Lockhart High School in Lockhart, TX
Dane Baugh from Columbus High School in Columbus, TX
Andrew Mormile from Wildwood High School in Wildwood, NJ
Tyler Henson from Wylie High School in Tuscola, TX
Josh Kuhbacher from Campbell County High School in Rozet, WY
Preston Meinhardt from Kingwood High School in Kingwood, TX
Ty Bruce Sanders from College Station, TX
Men's Basketball
Prince Dixon from Harker Heights High School in Harker Heights , TX
Josh Mathisen from Templeton High School in Paso Robles, CA
Cal Charles Stueve from Philomath High School in Philomath, OR
Benjamin Sutton from Ingraham High School in Seattle, WA
Trenton Eckert from Pawnee High School in Pawnee, IL
David Wyatt from Calvary Christian Academy in Camden, DE
Dylan C Armstrong from Williams Field High School in Gilbert, AZ
Clifford Taylor IV from Olympic High School in Charlotte, NC
Keelen Martin from Jackson, MS
Chris Bradford from Gibbs High School in Corryton, TN
Women's Basketball
Megan L Allen Sr. from Creekside High School in Saint Johns, FL
Mariah Preston from Samuel W. Wolfson High School in Jacksonville , FL
Carly Assimon from Fayetteville-Manlius Senior High School in Fayetteville, NY
Johanna M Gaffney from Vestal Senior High School in Vestal, NY
Katelyn M Johnson from Countryside Christian School in Trenton, FL
Layna Steele from Vicksburg High School in Vicksburg, MI
Jourdan Williams from Bishop Carroll High School in Cresson, PA
Jocelyn Pellerin from Keene High School in Keene, NH
Helen Jane Ruhlin from Sacopee Valley Junior-Senior High School in Cornish, ME
Samantha Marie Mancinelli from Bishop Fenwick High School in Peabody, MA
Men's Diving
Henry Carman from Monona Grove High School in Monona, WI
Anthony Ryan Liva from Prospect High School in Arlington Heights, IL
Justin Moczynski from Hingham High School in Hingham, MA
Jacob Matthias Lukens from Westtown School in Glenmoore, PA
Patrick Robert Carter from West Islip Senior High School in West Islip, NY
Christopher J Balta from Upper Saint Clair High School in Pittsburgh, PA
Cameron Rhind from New Canaan High School in New Canaan, CT
Seamus John Scotty from Lyons Township High School North Campus in La Grange Park , IL
Brett Palo from Chantilly High School in Chantilly, VA
ishimwe Tony from Kigali-Rwanda
Women's Diving
Allie Klein from Melbourne Victoria Australia
Elizabeth Drab from Saint Viator in Arlington Heights, IL
Hannah Van Tassel from Hamilton Southeastern High School in Fishers, IN
Madison Perry from The Loomis Chaffee School in Longmeadow, MA
Julia Jackson from Thousand Oaks High School in Simi Valley , CA
Eleni Pappas from Strath Haven High School in Swarthmore, PA
Tess Burgwald from Durango High School in Durango, CO
Claire Boschee from Sartell Senior in Sartell, MN
Megan Peepers from Avon Lake High School in Avon Lake, OH
Elizabeth Pearlman from Lakewood High School in Lakewood, OH
Men's Track and Field, XC
Jacob Ocon from Bayport-Blue Point High School in Blue Point, NY
Desmond Calhoun from Vista Ridge in Colorado Springs, CO
Jovahn Akinwole Williamson from Half Hollow Hills High School West in Dix Hills, NY
Grace Fagan from New Trier Township High School Winnetka in Wilmette, IL
Jake Lord from The Williston Northampton School in Rochester, NY
Bradley Mosier from Chillicothe High School in Chillicothe, MO
Bradley Shane Harrison from Carlisle High School in Carlisle, OH
Jordan Venglass from Rancho Cucamonga High School in Rancho Cucamonga, CA
John F Stefan from Barrington High School in Deer Park, IL
Josh Getz from Peoria Notre Dame High School in Pekin, IL
Women's Track and Field, XC
Tori Combs from Carlisle High School in Miamisburg, OH
Jenna Thorman from MCKINNEY, TX
DEVYNN C KING from Garland High School in GARLAND, TX
Emma Bryant from Butler High School in Dayton, OH
Maddie K. Dingle from Maine South High School in Park Ridge, IL
Amalie Gunn from Cabot, AR
Amelia Lufrano from Montclair High School in Montclair, NJ
Ajanae Waters from Trotwood-Madison High School in trotwood, OH
Samantha Murphy from Northwood High School in Irvine, CA
Taylor Rose Doonan from Point Loma Senior High School in San Diego, CA
Women's Field Hockey
Tiffanie Jewitt from Dover Area High School in dover, PA
Breana Stringer from Oakcrest High School in Mays Landing, NJ
Olivia Rogers from Clinton Senior High School in Clinton, NY
Rana Abdelfatah from Smithtown High School in Smithtown , NY
Allie Bianco from Parkland Senior High School in Allentown, PA
Olivia Burns from Andover High School in Andover, MA
Dana De La O from Penns Grove High School in Penns Grove , NJ
Faith Dorothy Parker from Wachusett Regional High School in Holden, MA
Mollee Desimone from St. Peter Marian Central Cathol in Worcester , MA
ruba mashal from Passaic Valley High School in little falls, NJ
Men's Football
Mason Lewis Jussila from Marshfield High School in Coos bay, OR
Lucas J Wax from Adlai E Stevenson High School in Vernon Hills, IL
Samuel Duris from Moravia High School in Liptovsky Mikulas, IA
Zachary Gustafson from Marian Central Catholic High School in Huntley, IL
Jakub Rekawek from Army And Navy Academy in Dana Point, CA
Cole Mayabb from Drexel High School in Drexel, MO
Tayvian Nokes from Dekalb County High School in SMITHVILLE, TN
Gavin Zane Chambers from Tesoro High School in rancho santa margarita, CA
Ted Cooper from Webster Groves High School in St.john, MO
Anthony Denigris from Garfield (James A.) Senior High School in Garrettsville , OH
Men's Golf
Noah J Kuranga from Cedar Grove High School in Decatur, GA
Andrew Randall Bauman from Listowel District Secondary School in Listowel , AL
Daniel Pearson from Fairview High School in longmont, CO
Andrew Allen Geisick from Eaton High School in Greeley, CO
Michael A Griffin from Watkins Memorial High School in pataskala, OH
Bennett Reichard from San Marcos Senior High School in Santa Barbara, CA
Andrew White from Long Island Lutheran Mid And High School in Brookville , NY
Nicholas Hillemeier from Byron High School in Byron, MN
Ryan Black from Woodstock Academy in Pomfret, CT
Mitchell Smith from Orchard Park High School in Orchard Park, NY
Women's Golf
Serena Martinez from Mansfield High School in Arlington, TX
Rylie Schurter from Crystal Lake Central High School in Crystal Lake, IL
Lexi Bryanna Bubenchik from John Glenn High School in Norwich, OH
Mariah Kuranga from Cedar Grove High School in Decatur, GA
Jessica Niemiec from Milford High School in Highland, MI
Amanda Baker from Brooklyn High School in Brooklyn, OH
Lauren McKenzie Dauk from Jackson High School in Massillon, OH
Luka van der Merwe from East Valley High School in Yakima, WA
Sara Guetersloh from Nashville Comm High School in Nashville, IL
Juliana Slagter from Merced High School in Merced, CA
Men's Ice Hockey
Trevor Murphy from Bishop, CA
Kyle Sheets from Lawrence School in Aurora, OH
Trace Parker from Allen High School in Allen, TX
Tommy Mason Jr. from Canterbury School in Newark, DE
Carl "CJ" Kline from Woodbridge High School in Woodbridge, VA
Giovanni Ruotolo from Portland High School in Portland, ME
Joseph Ryan Kolega from Ijamsville, MD
Vincent Stevens from Kettle Run High School in Warrenton, VA
Joseph Chasse from Billerica Memorial High School in Billerica, MA
Joshua Kippenhan from hibbing, MN
Women's Ice Hockey
Kellie Munro from St. Mary's Academy in Winnipeg
Amy Page from Québec, QC
Mackenzie Gillan from St. Joan of Arc High School in Barrie
Madison Rene Brower from Cottonwood High School in Slc, UT
Savannah Shaw from North Yarmouth Academy in Auburn, ME
Theresa DiMaggio from Henry Ford II High School in Shelby Township, MI
Leah Sharpe from Jonathan Dayton High School in Springfield, NJ
Men's Lacrosse
Jake Davis from Honeoye Ms High School in Honeoye , NY
Luke Francis Serdechny from Conard High School in West Hartford, CT
Brandon Bitka from Amherst Central High School in Buffalo, NY
Alan Lin from Valencia High School in Valencia, CA
Cameron Aldrich from Cortland Junior/Senior High School in Cortland, NY
John Mullins from Woodford County High School in Versailles, KY
Esduardo Bonilla from Glendale Senior High School in Glendale, CA
Justin Colin Denardo from Apex High School in Apex, NC
Iain White from Harborfields High School in Greenlawn, NY
Nicholas J Sutton from Eisenhower High School in Shelby Township, MI
Women's Lacrosse
Hannah Lee Pauley from Perrysburg High School in Perrysburg, OH
Elizabeth Weisse from Swampscott, MA
Michelle Oropeza from White Station High School in Memphis , TN
Alyssa K Croto from Manchester Memorial High School in Manchester, NH
McKenna McIlquham from Wahconah Regional High School in hinsdale , MA
Lauryn Hill from Lakota East High School in Liberty Township, OH
Margaret Lawrence Moreland from Chopticon High School in Chaptico, MD
Jenna Hogan from Dunwoody High School in Dunwoody, GA
Emma Alitz from West Point, NY
Sarah Hunter Ross from Marist School in Sandy Springs, GA
Men's Rowing
Serafin J Garcia from Vista Del Lago in Folsom, CA
Nicholas Tavares- Finson from Pomfret School in pomfret, CT
Dylan Thomas Paul from Mount Vernon Presbyterian School in Alpharetta , GA
Cameron Sean Helgerson from Henry M. Jackson High School in Snohomish, WA
Ethan A Grice from Everett High School in Everett, WA
Harrison A Tsavaris from Pelham Memorial High School in Pelham Manor, NY
Galen Marteal from Ithaca High School in Ithaca, NY
Andrew Frankini from Chaminade High School in Syosset, NY
David Benjamin Kuntz Pratt from McLean High School in Falls Church , VA
Tyler Ryan Mak from Junipero Serra High School in foster city, CA
Women's Rowing
Tessa Kimmy from Quaker Valley High School in Sewickley, PA
Elizabeth Connolly from Duxbury High School in Duxbury, MA
Sofia Daly from Carondelet High School in Clayton , CA
Ryan Grady from St. Ignatius College Preparator in San Francisco, CA
Elaine B Tierney from Unionville High School in West Chester, PA
Olivia Martinelli from Ocean City High School in Petersburg, NJ
Grace Poillucci from Oakland Catholic High School in Pittsburgh, PA
Hannah Fisher from Woodson High School in Fairfax, VA
Gwendolyn Goodyear from Southampton Senior High School in Southampton, NY
Genevieve Klein from Jesuit High School in Portland, OR
Men's Soccer
Emmanuel Danquah from Moorhead High School in Moorhead, MN
Michael Moss from Baker School in Baker, FL
Sungeun Lee from Mungeung
Scott Jones from Christian School of the Desert in La Quinta, CA
Albert Koroma from Penn Wood Senior High School in Darby, PA
Anthony Lenard Smith II from Flagler-Palm Coast High School in Palm Coast, FL
Sebastian Deckers from Cypress Bay High School in Weston, FL
Reese Joseph Andrade from Vistamar School in Los Angeles, CA
Jordan Raleigh Trussell from Wakulla High School in Crawfordville, FL
Blake Staniford from Amador Valley High School in Pleasanton, CA
Women's Soccer
Hope A. Soliz from Chillicothe High School in Chillicothe, OH
Maria Alejandra Munoz from New York, NY
Abigail Estabrook from Muscatine High School in Muscatine, IA
Gabrielle Lamanno from Bay Shore Senior High School in Bay Shore, NY
Tanith Beal from De Soto High School in Shawnee, KS
Jenna E Robinson from Honeoye Ms High School in Springwater, NY
Samantha Nicole Parris from Weirton Madonna High School in Burgettstown , PA
consolata jebet from kabarnet, KY
Kylee Anne Bright from Arlington High School in Bartlett, TN
Hannah Hilliker from Reeths-Puffer High School in Muskegon, MI
Women's Softball
Madison Acklin from Permian High School in Odessa, TX
Logan Jade Tucker from Jones High School in Jones, OK
Alysa Leigh Fairman from Thomas Jefferson High School in Pittsburgh, PA
Kyndell Ethridge from Evansville, IN
Brie Michelle Jarvis from East Wilkes High School in Elkin, NC
Marlena Rae Booth from Walled Lake Northern High School in White lake, MI
Kendra Kelly from McDonald High School in McDonald, OH
Hannah Markham from Thomas Jefferson High School in Cedar Rapids, IA
Chloe Nicole Hamilton from North Gaston High School in Dallas, NC
Lauren M Johnson from Daviess County High School in Owensboro, KY
Men's Swimming
Adrian Lim from Arcadia High School in Arcadia, CA
Jacob John Barstad from Allen Park High School in Allen Park, MI
Robert Johnson from Mountain View High School in Mesa, AZ
Mako Bennett from Bradshaw Mountain High School in Prescott Valley, AZ
Vincent Lorenzo Ronquillo from Alta Loma High School in Rialto, CA
Justice Krugman from Pittsburg Senior High School in Pittsburg, CA
Zachary Thomas Goldwax from Singapore
Andreas Roeseler from Northside College Prep High School in CHICAGO, IL
Jeffrey Harrison Snoddy from Tempe Prep Academy in Scottsdale, AZ
Parker Hewitt from Eden Prairie Senior in Eden prairie, MN
Women's Swimming
Kathleen Holland Hanley from North Central High School in Indianapolis , IN
Megan Johnson from Homestead Senior High School in Fort Wayne, IN
Sieara Kling from Chandler High School in Chandler, AZ
Katherine Anne Hughes from Northridge High School in Bristol, IN
Payton Brooke Zess from Muskego High School in Muskego, WI
Hope Caroline Christy from North Central High School in Indianapolis , IN
Kyle St. John Gunzy from Xavier College Prep in Mesa, AZ
Hanna Catherine O'Donnell from Vestal Senior High School in Apalachin, NY
Lydia Wasserbauer from Taylor High School in Cleves , OH
Courtney Buhl from Spotswood High School in Milltown, NJ
Men's Tennis
Parth Upadhyay from Panther Creek High School in Morrisville, NC
Matthew Caropolo from New Hanover High School in Wilmington, NC
Landon Osborne from East Wilkes High School in Elkin , NC
Nikolas Frederick from South Iredell High School in Statesville, NC
Cameron Thomas Wilson from Brevard High School in Brevard, NC
Shawn Ikegami from Carlisle School in Axton, VA
Rusty Batten from Albemarle High School in Albemarle, NC
Ardit Krasniqi from Bealeton, VA
Brandon James from Half Hollow Hills High School East in Wheatley Heights, NY
Adam Shanno from Christian Brothers Academy in Latham, NY
Women's Tennis
Olivia Burns from Andover High School in Andover, MA
Gabby Potthoff from White Bear South Campus Senior in White Bear Lake, MN
Polina Zueva from Craig High School in Janesville, WI
Peyton Brooke Baker from West Vigo High School in West Terre Haute, IN
Emily Nicole Beck from Nazareth Academy High School in Philadelphia , PA
Catlynne Keet from Bangor Area High School in Mt Bethel, PA
Julia Serbati from Oil City Senior High School in Oil City, PA
Caitlyn A Hart from Spring-Ford Senior High School in Royersford, PA
Hannah Cianciola from Canfield High School in Canfield, OH
Stefanie Gipson from Midview High School in Elyria, OH
Men's Volleyball
Joshua Eric Simpson from Bolingbrook High School in Bolingbrook, IL
Ryan Miller from Clearview Regional High School in Mullica Hill, NJ
Brenden Wagner from Arbor View High School in Las Vegas, NV
Daniel James Hermida from Boone High School in Orlando, FL
Logan Nash from Plainfield South High School in Plainfield, IL
Jonathan Quinn from Indian Trail Academy in pleasent prairie, WI
Sean Hannett from Sachem High School North in Lake grove , NY
James Toomey from Northeastern Senior High School in Mount wolf, PA
Jerett Zaleski from Fox Chapel Area Senior High School in Pittsburgh, PA
Robert Long from Ridge High School in Basking Ridge, NJ
Women's Volleyball
Layla Claire Elahi from Plano West Senior High School in Plano, TX
Kahili Liu - Hanohano from St. Francis School in Honolulu, HI
Emily Rowlison from Yuma Catholic High School in Yuma, AZ
Roderica Sturrup from W J Keenan High School in columbia , SC
charlee Borcky from Aston, PA
Veronica Jordin Bridgeforth from Charleston High School in ashmore, IL
Kelsey Sullivan from Bishop Verot High School in Ft. myers beach, FL
Makenna Wilson from Charleston High School in Ashmore, IL
Julia Ann Jensen from Hartland High School in Milford, MI
Kyla Renee' Knight from Seabrook, TX
Men's Water Polo
Kyle Poland from Fenwick High School in Chicago, IL
Sam Orlin from The Latin School of Chicago in Chicago, IL
matt wooten from Naperville Central High School in Naperville, IL
Andy J Grever from Lincoln-Way East High School in Frankfort, IL
Matt Stack from Saint Viator in Mount Prospect, IL
Jarett Ollier from Chaparral High School in Temecula, CA
Adam Starus from McHenry High School-West Campus in Mchenry , IL
Tommy Wally Witek from Amos Alonzo Stagg High School in Palos Hills, IL
Samuel Lilly from St. Charles North High School in South Elgin, IL
Conor Whitelaw from Rocklin High School in Rocklin, CA
Women's Water Polo
Hannah Pearson from Schaumburg High School in Schaumburg, IL
Kelly Jean Frumkin from Fenwick High School in Oak Park, IL
Grace Knight from Palos Verdes Peninsula High School in Rancho Palos Verdes, CA
Hope Dylan Stokes from El Capitan High School in Merced, CA
Jayden Marie Chavez from Sunnyside High School in Fresno, CA
Paloma Soza from Irving High School in Irving, TX
Kaylee Marie Champion from Glenda Dawson High School in Pearland, TX
Fatima Trejo from Irving High School in Irving, TX
Hannah Pearson from Schaumburg High School in Schaumburg, IL
Quinne Helena Pursell from El Camino High School in Oceanside, CA
Men's Wrestling
Colin Philip Shannon from North Penn Senior High School in Lansdale, PA
Dagen Lee Kramer from Tahoma Senior High School in Maple Valley, WA
Preston Gehring from Schuylkill Haven Senior High School in Schuylkill Haven, PA
Mark inglehart from Allen High School in allen, TX
Noah A Jamison from Priest River Lamanna High School in Priest river, ID
Michael Garrett Gelberg from Edison, NJ
Scott Eric Dietrich Jr. from Butler Area Senior High School in Butler, PA
DeMichael Franklin from Mayde Creek High School in Katy, TX
Tyler Rutter from Booker High School in Sarasota , FL
Colin Stevens from Central Bucks High School-East in Doylestown, PA
Women's Wrestling
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Mercedes Avalos from Norco High School in Corona , CA
Alyssa Reeves from Merced, CA
Amber Smith from Hollywood Christian School in Hollywood , FL
Kristyandra Benally from Kirtland, NM
Paige Orlowski from Northwestern High School in Hughes, WI
Kyra Skye Austin from Liberty High School in Frisco, TX
Kristyn Underwood from Nelson County High School in Afton, VA
Kai-lee Keomaka from Cheyenne High School in Las Vegas, NV
Patience Pruitt from Franklin-Pierce High School in Tacoma, WA


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I'm pulling email addresses from multiple rows in an Excel spreadsheet, then pulling data from the same file and sending it in an email with Approve/Deny buttons as choices in an Email with Options (modern approvals do not work in this instance, as the recipients may not have O365 accounts with which to respond appropriately.)
When running the flow, it sends the first email out, but then hangs until the recipient responds, after which the loop will move to the second row. How can I have it continue to just send Emails with Options to all addresses in the Excel rows, and the handle the responses separately?
Hi @ trayburn,
Do you want to get the email addresses from each row of an Excel spreadsheet and send an email with options to those email addresses?
What do you mean to handle the responses separately that you mentioned?
Do you mean the "send Emails with Options" would run parallel and wouldn't wait for the previous response is submited?
If you want the "send Emails with Options" would run parallel and wouldn't wait for the previous response is submited?
I'm afraid that there is no way to achieve your needs in Microsoft Flow currently.
You could take a try to add many parallel branches in your flow to send Emails with Options, however,you wouldn't know how many parallel branches you should add unless you know how many email addresses you could get from the Excel spreadsheet.
Alice Zhang
Thanks for the reply, Alice! I appreciate it. Maybe you can make a suggestion.
I have a need to email individuals from a list, and have them approve information from the spreadsheet that relates to the row that their email address is pulled from. Is there anything that Flow had that would accommodate something like this?
Hi there!
A while ago I also ran into this problem, however, it seems Microsoft has solved this already 😀.
One of my students pointed me to the 'settings' of the 'Apply to each' control, which can be accessed through the ( . . . ) icon on the top right part of the control. In the settings you will find the feature 'Concurrency control', which is set to 'off' (serial) by default and can be changed to 'on' (parallel) to get the desired effect.
Best of luck and best regards,
That works! Never paid attention to that option until I saw this comment.
very helpful tricks!!!!!
I have many flows which takes quite some time before when it loops one by one. Now they just finished less than a minute!!!
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New I-WAY racing simulator arcade in France
If you love racing simulators and you ever happen to be passing through Lyons, France (or if you live nearby) then a new business that recently opened it's doors there will certainly hold appear for you. Called I-WAY, the pace has be under construction for the past four years and offers more than racing simulators although the simulators are the primary attraction for spending your hard earned cash there. With 18 6-axis simulators built around full-sized "Formula 1, rally/touring and endurance race cars" you will be spending quite a bit a of cash for the experience, with a single race starting at a mere €60 (or about $73.25USD; I am being facetious when I say "mere" here). You can also get a racing package with ten races for 'only' €630, so save up before you head in. At the very least with the quality of simulators that they appear to have, you know that you are going to get a high quality experience out the it.
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6 Comments on "New I-WAY racing simulator arcade in France"
June 15, 2010 at 7:53 am
Awesome thing, this is near my country:)
June 15, 2010 at 9:24 am
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June 15, 2010 at 4:36 pm
Little on the pricey side, i'm an avid sim racer and am considering buying/building at least one station with this type of tech…
$73 a race is a fucking rip off, even at $50-100k to build them, assuming a medium of $80,000~ per station, they'd be paid off in a year just being played three times a day…since a race only lasts 3-10 minutes I think they'd be better lowering their prices to $10-$20 just so the machines stay full.
Maybe I'm wrong, but sounds like they're pricing themselves out of business, I'm a well off simmer who would play all day at $10, $73 and I won't even bother coming in.
At that price range you can start thinking about taking courses in actual racing, or building your own.
June 15, 2010 at 8:21 pm
I have to agree the price range is unrealistic in today's economy.
June 16, 2010 at 7:57 am
Hi there,
I don't know if you notice that the simulators we are talking about are true cars. This is not just a screen we are moving in 3 D.
This is a world exclusive and the technology is coming from the aviation industry. As you can see on the press release the investment for the 18 simulators are 6 million Euros. That may explain the price of a race. For information, a race lasts 10 to 13 minutes and it costs if you come with 5 friends 45 Euros.
June 17, 2010 at 9:24 am
If the 45-60euro cost is for 5 people, that is much more reasonable and something I'd actually look up next time I'm in France.
Article made it sound like 60euro per person for one race.


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This process outlines the service level and issue escalation policy for Enterprise ICE customers. ICE is committed to provide 24 x 7 x 365 support to its customers through their preferred channel of communication.Our Enterprise technical support representatives are available at all times through chat, email, support form and voice support.
In addition, each Enterprise client is assigned a dedicated Account Manager for providing any support, additional service requirement, customizable solutions and issue resolutions that are not resolved through our support system.
All ICE related issues are tracked within our ICE ticketing system and are assigned with a priority level (please refer to the Ticket Priority Status matrix) until resolved.
The following table provides a brief description of various support channels through which a customer can report any issues related to ICE.
Support Channel
Access Information
ICE Chat Support
ICE Chat technical support representatives are available to assist customers 24x7x365 through our Enterice portal. This can be accessed through our website https://www.enterice.com . Please click on the Live Chat option at the bottom right of the web page.
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ICE Technical Support can be reached at any time via below phone numbers:
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ICE Website
User can access support form by clicking on the support link at ICE website. User has to fill the support form on https://enterice.com/support to generate support ticket.
ICE Products
User can generate a support ticket at product console also; user has to click on the support link given at the top section of product console. User can fill the support form and generate ticket. This link will be visible only after login in the particular product account.
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We strive to provide our customers a 99.99% uptime, however, to ensure our customers are provided with the latest security and feature updates, the ICE team performs regular maintenance and new releases from time to time. During these events, ICE team will send regular updates throughout the maintenance, upgrades or issue management process.
1 ICE Downtime Notifications
ICE clients will be provided with a complete interruption report within an hour of an internal confirmation of service interruption has occurred. The notification will be sent to the Emergency distribution list provided by the client. (Note: Emails will be sent to the emergency contact list for the clients that have been affected. We recommend establishing a single global email address for your organization)
If an ICE representative does not contact you in regards to a suspected service interruption, please contact ICE Technical Support with as much detail as possible. If you are unable to connect the ICE team through the phone support, we encourage you to contact us via the Chat or Email channel, or contact our technical support team via the ICE admin console.
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An uptime notification will be sent to the Emergency distribution list once ICE services are restored. The ICE technical support team will ensure that an update on the issue is sent every 24 business hours until a root cause analysis, impact and resolution steps are completed.
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ICE technical support will ensure that an update is sent out to the Emergency Contact distribution list on an hourly basis during times when ICE services are unavailable.
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The ICE team performs regular maintenance on the servers to ensure that we have required resources to provide best service to our customers. All scheduled maintenance communications will be sent to each customer's emergency distribution list.
The ICE team provides at least 24 hours of notice to the customer in an event when maintenance is needed for ensuring service deliverables are met. For operational reasons, a shorter notice period may occasionally be necessary.
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On rare occasions, ICE team may perform an emergency maintenance. During these times, we will strive to provide as much advance notice as possible. We will also ensure that such maintenance occurs during times that cause minimal business impact to customers.
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During all ICE implementations, your dedicated Account Manager will maintain a list of Emergency Contacts for communicating service-related information, including but not limited to scheduled maintenance, product upgrades, uptime downtime notifications, and newsletters. It is an ICE customer's responsibility to provide any updates to the Emergency Contacts by notifying ICE Technical support team of all changes. We strongly recommend providing one single global email address that includes all the required stakeholders for your account.
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Turnaround Time
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• Software is down
• Operators cannot answer chat or emails
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Whaling Record
Russell Museum has the whaling record book of James Macfarlane, who acted as the United States Consular agent in the Bay of Islands in the 1870s.
The leather covered book has entries for each visiting American whaler, giving the name of the ship, her home port, owners, and where and when she was built. There is also the name of the captain, first and second mates, the cargo, the date of arrival and departure, and the destination. Men discharged or shipped are also listed.
Whaling in the Bay of Islands, NZ
Because of good reports from early European visitors, Russell became a popular base for visiting Pacific whalers who needed a base to pick up supplies, get repairs done, and give their men shore time.
For nearly a hundred years whalers, particularly American, visited the port. Kororareka changed to accommodate their needs with waterfront grog shops and brothels a feature. It earned the nickname Hell-hole of the Pacific.
Russell Museum has whaling items - harpoons, flensing spades, oars and whale bones. There are examples of scrimshaw, baleen and a whale embryo.
Russell also had a nearby shore based whaling station at Whangamumu. The binoculars used to spot seasonally passing whales are on display together with a sample of whale oil.


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arranged some partnerships as for providing trips, both relaxing and adventure / discovery moments.
We put at guests' disposal (free of charge) some bicycles for a better profit of the privilege of a direct and full communion with the Nature.
To go for a walk in the surrounding groves that are part of the Farm which, on the other hand, spreads up and downhill, with the fruit trees and the refuges of a diverse fauna, offers to the visitor agreeable trips since the very early morning (the best medicine against the stress of the town) or during the afternoon, breathing the country pure air.
We also provide, at special prices and timetables to plan, the following experiences:
Massage Ayurvedic (with Tibetan cups).
ark of the Monks (opened during several months) – place of adventure and entertainment for everybody and where, besides the amusement, it will be also possible to taste the famous Conventual Sweets of Alcobaça.
To ride a horse.
Boat rides, with or without sportive fishing.
Walking trips with a guide.
BTT routes (guests' mountain bikes) with guide.
Surf and/or Body board.
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Online Desk: Joe Biden took an early lead over leftist rival Bernie Sanders in the Super Tuesday contests to pick a Democratic challenger to President Donald Trump, with a trio of
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ending the American way of life. Biden was practically counted out after a stumbling early campaign, but began to rebound with a landslide win in South Carolina last Saturday. That was followed by the coordinated decisions by two other moderate candidates — Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar — to withdraw and endorse their former rival. Bloomberg faces multiple calls from within the Democratic Party also to get out of the race and not split the centrist vote. The New York billionaire has refused, saying "We're in it to win it." But a weak showing on Super Tuesday would add to that pressure. Commenting on Bloomberg's feeble Virginia results, veteran political analyst Larry Sabato asked: "A hint to say bye-bye?" – Sanders fans convinced – Biden is making his third bid for the White House after failed runs in 1988 and 2008. He argues that he can bring a return to "decency" after the tumultuous, scandal-plagued Trump era. Sanders' fans are convinced that only he can take on Trump, who also defied his party's establishment and more moderate wing four years ago to claim a surprise victory against Democratic heavyweight Hillary Clinton. "We need energy. We need excitement. I think our campaign is that
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With insurtech starting to enjoy rapid growth in Australia, Insurtech Australia today announces its formation as a new industry association dedicated to the advancement of insurance innovation and insurtech startups.
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Need to look at US government documents that don't seem to be publicly available? All may not be lost! Thanks to the tireless efforts of journalists, researchers, and average citizens thousands of documents that would otherwise remain closed to public scrutiny are made available each year through Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests. Even better: many of these folks have contributed their FOIA documents to freely searchable web archives. Here are a few of the best:
- National Security Archive at George Washington University: "collects and publishes declassified documents obtained through the Freedom of Information Act. The Archive also serves as a repository of government records on a wide range of topics pertaining to the national security, foreign, intelligence, and economic policies of the United States."
- GovernmentAttic: "provides electronic copies of hundreds of interesting Federal Government documents obtained under the Freedom of Information Act….(including) fascinating historical documents, reports on items in the news, oddities…and government bloopers."
- Electronic Frontier Foundation: This site focuses on collecting and disseminating documents obtained through the Freedom of Information Act "on controversial government surveillance programs, lobbying practices, and intellectual property initiatives."
- American Civil Liberties Union: This portion of the ACLU website provides access to documents obtained through the Freedom of Information Act "relating to the abuse and torture of prisoners in U.S. detention centers overseas."
Note, some US Federal Departments and Agencies also have well-organized and fairly comprehensive collections of their own FOIA documents, such as
- The CIA's FOIA Reading Room
- The Department of Justice – also check out the DOJ's list of its sub-agency FOIA reading rooms
- US Dept of State FOIA Reading Room
Huge kudos to Sheryl Adam for suggesting this topic and for finding these sites!!! Watch the blog for a future entry on similar Canadian sources of FOI documents.


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Should You Remodel a Bathroom to Sell Your Home?
Bathroom remodel may or may not be needed when it comes to selling a home. There are certain considerations to make to determine whether or not you want to change the way your bathroom looks during resale.
Some things will bring back a return on the investment when you change up the bathroom in your home. When the time comes to sell your home, consider many of these factors to decide if you should make the change.
- Is your bathroom outdated as compared to the rest of the home?
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When it comes to answering these questions, if you say yes, then chances are, you probably need to do a little remodeling. Not only can remodeling better your chances for selling the home, but it can also bring in a bit of extra money. With a new remodel, people enjoy seeing something fresh and brand new inside a home that they purchase. This can be your home.
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chemo is kicking my ass this week and i'm still exhausted from traveling. here's your first installment of vacation photos, though. you've been waiting so patiently… sort of. i know it's been hard. enjoy!
last weekend we went on a sort of accidental vacation to new orleans. we had a wedding to attend and had originally planned on a quick friday-to-sunday trip. but, the friday and sunday flights were so awful, we decided to go thursday to monday and make the best of it. also, the wednesday before we left we put our house on the market. oh, and i had to build a new board for a web forum i moderate.
so, after packing things into storage, packing for the three of us for vacation, boarding the cats, taking the dog to my parents, setting up the new boards, cleaning like a maniac and staging the house all magazine-like, i really, really needed a vacation.
when we got home it was hurry-up-and-put-everything-away-and-make-the-house-all lovely-again time. the next day nugget daddy had travel overnight and of course that was when someone called to see the house. after that experience we will absolutely be keeping the house as close to perfect all the time.
at least that showing gave me a chance to sneak off to the grocery store and do some major restocking. i finally picked up some mrs. meyer's detergent in lavender scent to try out. it smells so lovely that i didn't mind doing a single one of the eight hundred loads of laundry i've washed since!
so, just in case you were wondering why in the hell i've been so lazy and not blogging, there you have it. i hear nugget peeping. so much for napping on nugget daddy!


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Britain to send Ugandan lesbian mom home to beatings, death - Gay Star News
Social stigma puts Vietnam's gay men at higher risk of HIV/AIDS - GayAsiaNews
Report calls for law enforcement reform policy dealing with LGBT people & people living with HIV - The Rainbow Times
Maryland advocates divided over possible trans law referendum - Washington Blade
Gov. Deval Patrick and Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence named Boston's 2014 Pride Parade grand marshals - Towleroad
PHOTOS: We're getting married in Oregon - The Advocate
Sweet Cakes By Melissa, Oregon bakery that denied lesbians a wedding cake, on state's marriage equality ruling - The Huffington Post
Judge rules Pennsylvania's marriage equality ban is unconstitutional - The Huffington Post
School slammed for omitting tuxedo girls photo will reprint yearbooks, change policy - Queerty
Santorum-backed judge brings marriage equality to Pennsylvania - Washington Blade
Washington's high court swears in first openly gay justice - The Huffington Post
Idaho marriage ruling stayed, appeal expedited - The Advocate
Op-ed: Two moms, two kids, lots of coming out - The Advocate
African-American vs. gay civil rights is a false choice - The Huffington Post
Why I am a Truvada whore - OUT
The myth of "turning" gay - The Huffington Post
How Fox News is helping homophobes hijack Christianity - LGBT Weekly
Starting a different conversation: On mixed-race/biracial/multiracial visibility and inclusion - Autostraddle
Matt Kailey 1955-2014 - TransGriot
Crystal Bowersox talks coming out, touring and Michfest - The Advocate
My Normal Heart: How Larry Kramer's AIDS play changed one writer's world - OUT
Watch now! Chely Wright and Dot-Marie Jones at the GLSEN Respect Awards - AfterEllen
Amy Kushnir proudly steps into her role as crusader for homophobia - Queerty
EXCLUSIVE: Interview with America's next drag superstar - The Advocate
Adam Carolla claims gay mafia runs Hollywood, says he's not anti-gay - The Advocate
WNBA launches campaign to woo LGBT community, vows to celebrate "inclusion" - The Huffington Post
College football players are creating a new culture of acceptance - The Huffington Post
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Do you know what warms my heart? What draws me in? A good book, but not just any good book – a book that embraces change. A book that shows a purpose, a struggle, but ultimately, a journey. This is exactly what Jessica Ptomey wrote about in her new book, Home in the Church: Living an Embodied Catholic Faith.
Ptomey's journey from Protestantism to Catholicism exemplifies a beautiful conversion story as she found answers to deep spiritual questions alongside her husband. She delves into the beauty she experienced among her Protestant friends and churches, but ultimately, she found her true home in the Catholic Church with the sacraments, Holy Mass, the Catechism, and the ancient traditions.
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This spunky girl met up with me and her parents for some fun in front of the camera… that sums it up I think. I love her parents and she's of course super cute – made the morning fun and easy!
I love it when my favorite families come back year after year! Juliet and Logan are the same age – I can't believe they're already 3!


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May 1, 1980 NCJ 64671
For the second consecutive year, the growth of the overall prison population was half that of the preceding year and sharply lower than the record increases of 1975 and 1976. Or the states as a whole, the number of prisoners increased by 3 percent in 1978, compared with 5 percent in 1977, while the federal system experienced a 7-percent decline. The slowdown in inmate population growth after the mid-1970's is attributable to a variety of factors, notably the early release of prisoners from overcrowded facilities and diversion of less serious offenders into programs not involving incarceration. The aging of that segment of the population making up the post-world war ii baby-boom generation also made an impact. In the coming decade, these constraints on growth could be offset to a greater of lesser extent by prison construction programs underway in many jurisdictions and by the potential inherent in determinate sentencing laws for lengthening the average time served. The diversity of factors at work both within and outside the criminal justice arena precludes, however, an accurate prediction of future trends in the size of the nation's prison population. This report, one in the series published under the national prisoner statistics program, was prepared for the bureau of justice statistics by the U.S. bureau of the census. Figures and tables illustrate the text. The appendixes contain data tables, a description of the data collection method and a copy of the questionnaire, a technical note on custody versus jurisdiction, and explanatory notes.
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Update Aug 4, 2020: The following is an original post from my Svbtle personal blog, preserved for authenticity.
I was recently presented with the idea of becoming a merit badge counselor for the boy scouts. Unfortunately, like many things nowadays, my initial reaction was that it would just be another thing I would have to try and fit into my already busy schedule. I haven't really been very involved with scouting ever since I received my Eagle. It just got pushed off my plate once I was finished.
After I really started to think about it though, I'm starting to get very excited about being able to teach scouts about computers and technology. The BSA has recently created two new merit badges, Digital Technology and Programming. Those two along with Computers, Electronics, Public Speaking, and Entrepreneurship are the ones I have applied to be a counselor for. I almost don't want to get involved with just one troop. More like be available to all troops in the area, and just primarily be a counselor. Similarly I could work at merit badges colleges (which are just weekend sessions where scouts sign up and work on merit badges).
I bring all this up to say that I could see myself being a teacher someday. And that I would probably enjoy it a lot. So hopefully I will be able to get a taste of what that is like through scouting.
P.S. If you know of a scout troop that is looking for volunteers, feel free to give out my name or get me some contact info.
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FP7-NMP 2009 - SANS: Sensitizer Activated Nanostructured Solar Cells
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We had a great launch at Strata. Many people stopped by and had wonderful things to say about our new product - Glassbeam Search a unified search and log management solution. We got several good pieces of advice and feedback as well and many thanks to all of you.
As we continue building this out we find most companies needing the following
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October was an amazing month! I announced some big news and celebrated three years of this blog! Here is a recap of my favorite posts from October in case you missed anything!
Favorite Posts of October:
1 Brand Spotlight: Maeven
2 DIY Paint Dipped Pumpkins
3 Adding Apps on Facebook
4 Fall Essentials Roundup
5 Three Year Blogiversary Fun
6 The Font Feast Presents Sweet Pork Tacos
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MEO Free File Encryption for Mac allows users to password-protect files and send encrypted e-mails, all in a basic, easy-to-understand package. With the rise in security threats, the program's capabilities will be useful to many users who want to protect sensitive files against unauthorized access.
MEO Free File Encryption for Mac opens into a small menu with three large buttons. Each includes clear labeling and graphics, making their functions easy to identify, even for less-experienced users. These buttons are for encrypting, decrypting, and e-mailing secured files. Clicking the encrypt option brings up an additional window, which allows users to import files, or entire folders. Locating specific files is accomplished just as it is when using the Mac's Finder. The program then moves to a menu where selections for the output location and encryption algorithm are made. The two algorithm choices: Blowfish and Des, are not explained, but both worked equally well in our tests. Users can then enter a password to allow access, thereby completing the encryption process. The decryption button allows users to select previous encoded documents for use. A Preferences menu allows changes to the default encryption, as well as the e-mail used for sending secure files. It's a small touch, but we liked the ability to send a test e-mail to make sure everything is working as intended. The file encryption worked well during testing, and the decrypted files returned exactly as the original.
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"The goal is to make a marriage more beautiful than the wedding"
Marriage is definitely a milestone, a long-term sharing of two lives which the majority (but not all) intend to achieve. A wedding is that specific ceremony that unites two people in a marriage. With that said, when we think of marriage, we alternate it with the thought of a wedding which is a completely different thing. In most cases, you find that we tend to plan and focus more on that special wedding day rather than the journey ahead. This forms the bases of many misunderstandings after that day. It is very important to note that a wedding is just but a day's occasion, while as marriage is a lifetime commitment which should be our total focus throughout our entire preparation towards our unity.
The wedding excitements may at times sweep us off our feet that we forget a stable relationship that builds a long-lasting marriage is one that is not carried away by any form of wind. Although it is very good to get excited about this precious day, it is also important not to lose focus on what lies ahead of the day. In this generation, many are hasty to exchange the marital vows, without contemplating the requirements in a marriage. After the wedding wave passes, we then begin thinking about where to start. We get caught up by events without having the A, B, C, of life after the wedding because we did not focus much on those.
Planning a wedding should be done by the couple without one missing out on any information. By doing this, the couple will learn more about how to plan things together, communicate on different levels and situations and they also get used to the company of each other which solidifies their relationship. That makes it easy for them to connect even after the wedding because they already created a strong foundation.
Marriage to some begins on the wedding night while with others, it begins earlier than the wedding night. Either way, couples should know that what makes a strong relationship that leads to a lifetime marriage, is their understanding, commitment, and true love. In a relationship where a couple is only knitted up by emotional love, on those grey mornings, love may fail but what will keep you together is your unconditional commitment to one another.
In our social media today, we witness very fresh marriages breaking up, some even for very popular figures in the community. Why is this so? The reason sometimes may be caused by situations where the relationship was based on illusions- having a wrong perception of your partner or having high expectations- Anticipation of things your partner cannot deliver. These are the basic reasons though there might be more reasons. A great lesson from my mother who is not only a pastor but also a marriage counselor, in her words, marriage is not only founded in love but also on unfailing commitment, patience, communication and other virtues which should be worked on during courtship before taking that key step of life.
It's about time we embrace the importance of marriage institution and stop wallowing in the fantasies of a wedding. A wedding is not the image of marriage but a door to it. A flashy and successful wedding does not necessarily mean that your marriage will be the same. Often (keyword), it's quite the contrary. Our choices determine how far we are going to go. Choose a life partner with whom you will endure the journey with, instead of one that is too emotionally driven by flashiness without an agenda.
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The Three Danish Sisters At Gråsten (Plus the Kids)
For the first time in several years, all three Danish sisters were present for the traditional Gråsten Palace photo session in Denmark today.
Queen Margrethe II of Denmark, Princess Benedikte of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg and former Queen Anne-Marie of Greece posed for photographs with the elder two sisters' children and grandchildren. Present were Crown Prince Frederik and Prince Joachim of Denmark with their wives and eight children, Hereditary Prince Gustav of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg and his partner, and Princess Alexandra of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg with her husband and two children.
With ten children present, there was much entertainment for the photographers: Prince Christian and Princess Isabella pulling their twin siblings in a red and white cart, Princess Josephine refusing to relinquish the swing set to anyone else, Prince Nikolai pointing things of interest out to nineteen-month-old Princess Athena.
Meanwhile, the three sisters sat nearby on a wooden bench, before heading back to the palace.Filed under Denmark, Germany, Greece
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Good thing if Nikolai and Felix were here! I know God bless Nikolai and Felix which were having fun!
Imagine if all Danish Royal Family members were voiced by me and my friends.
I love you Nikolai! Me and Nikolai and Felix and Ingrid and Christian and Isabella and Henrik and Vincent and Josephine and Athena and Richard will play in Grasten Palace if I daydream!


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'Team Bondi had it easy' - Joe Danger dev voices the indie plight
Develop 2011: Hello Games' Sean Murray opens up on the challenges of working for oneself, 60-hour working weeks, and why the world needs independent developers.
Who was there: Sean Murray, managing director of Hello Games, the self-proclaimed "tiny little indie studio" in Guildford that produced last year's PSN stunt racer Joe Danger.
What was said: Speaking about "The Five Taboos of Indie Game Development," Murray attempted to shed some light on the reality of indie game development as opposed to the fantasy.
Murray started off by pointing out that the glamorisation of indie development actually makes succeeding harder. While there are plenty of success stories that make indie development seem attractive, they don't prepare you for the reality as the failures simply go unreported, said Murray. It also means many startups, including Hello Games, have unrealistic time scales for development.
The reality of indie development is typified by guilt and lots of hard work. This is reflected by 60-hour--or longer--weeks. "Team Bondi had it easy," Murray said, quoting a response to a small survey he ran of indie developers. However, he admitted that the circumstances indie developers found themselves in were probably better. The motivation from knowing that funds are limited and that you're working for yourself makes things easier--being locked into a cycle like that for your own game can allow you to be more creative, and the sheer focus often leads to the best new ideas.
Talking about the joy of creating things for oneself, Murray said that "the reality of eating ice cream every day for every meal would probably be similar," meaning that it seems like a great idea, but it gets old very quickly. The reality of development can also hit hard; it's not all sitting in coffee shops writing code, or lounging in the garden creating artwork. "You can't go through [the certification process for PSN] in your garden, on your laptop, without a shirt on," he said, offering one of several examples of situations where reality will really hit home.
Despite this, the innovation from indie studies is essential to the games market, Murray said. The Electronic Entertainment Expo's main presentations this year contained "a lot of gimmickry," he explained, suggesting that new genres and innovative games were much more important than the rush towards 3D and motion control systems. There were new and interesting things being presented, but only by the smaller studios who were struggling to be heard.
Takeaway: Those who start up their own studios to make a game are going to find the experience vastly different from their expectations. But it's not just worth the effort; it's essential for the future of the industry as a whole.
Quote: "Apart from the first week, no one is ever happy ever again." Murray's view on the happiness cycle of indie development.
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"As feline collaborators go, you couldn't ask for better than Sneaky Pie Brown."—The New York Times Book Review
"As feline collaborators go, you couldn't ask for better than Sneaky Pie Brown."—The New York Times Book Review
It's mid-May and murder is once again in full bloom in Crozet, Virginia—or so it seems to Mary Minor "Harry" Haristeen. The trouble begins when Harry's dear friend Miranda Hogendobber takes her on a leisurely drive that ends in a narrow drainage ditch. The chaos continues when the Very Reverend Herbert Jones's Chevy pickup also abruptly goes kaput. But these vehicular mishaps are nothing compared to the much more distressing state of a mechanic discovered by Harry in a local repair shop: His head's been bashed in. Despite numerous warnings from her much-loved coterie of friends, human and otherwise, Harry quickly surmises that the time has come to pop the hood and conduct her own investigation. Her animal companions see disaster fast approaching but can do little except try their best to protect their foolishly intrepid human. Harry's race to the truth leads straight to powerful forces determined to avoid scrutiny at any cost—even if it means running Harry Haristeen off the road for good.
Includes a preview of Rita Mae Brown and Sneaky Pie Brown's next Mrs. Murphy mystery, The Litter of the Law
"Harry and her pals are on the case. . . . [Brown] fills the series with rich central Virginia color, and readers will greet the recurring characters with fondness."—Richmond Times-Dispatch
"[A] delightful book."—Huntington News
"As feline collaborators go, you couldn't ask for better than Sneaky Pie Brown."—The New York Times Book Review
A red-shouldered hawk, tiny mouse in her talons, swooped in front of the 2007 Outback rolling along the wet country road. She landed in an old cherry tree covered in pink blossoms, which fluttered to the ground from the hawk's light impact.
"Will you look at that?" Miranda Hogendobber exclaimed from behind the Outback's wheel, as she drove to the garden center over in Waynesboro.
"Raptors fascinate me, but they scare me, too," Harry Haristeen remarked. "Poor little mouse."
"There is that." Miranda slowed for a sharp curve.
Central Virginia, celebrating high spring, was also digging out from torrential rains over the weekend.
Harry, forty and fit, and Miranda, late sixties and not advertising, had worked together for years at the old Crozet post office.
When Miranda's husband, George, died, Harry, fresh from Smith College, took his position as head of the P.O., never thinking the job would last nearly two decades. Miranda, despite her loss, showed up every day to help orient the young woman whom she'd known as a baby. Harry's youth raised Miranda's spirits. In mourning, it's especially good to have a task. Over the years they became extremely close, almost a mother–daughter bond. Harry's mother had died when Harry was in her early twenties.
Noticing fields filled with the debris of the now-subsiding waters, Harry observed, "What a mess. Can't turn out stock in that. You just don't know what else is wrapped up in all those branches and twigs."
"Hey, there's a plastic chair. Might look good in your yard." Miranda smiled.
"Well," Harry drawled the word out, like the native Southerner she was.
The younger woman, generous with her time and happy to feed anyone, could be tight with the buck. Miranda couldn't resist teasing Harry about a free if ugly chair.
"This is sure better than my 1961 Falcon," the older woman said. "Initially I resisted the Outback's fancy radio. I mean, this is a used car and had the Sirius capabilities, but I didn't want to pay extra. How did I live without it?" Miranda mused, now a Subaru convert.
"Regular cars can now do more than Mercedes or even Rolls from ten years ago. That's what amazes me: the speed with which the technological developments of those high-end cars became commonplace in much-lower-priced vehicles. But I still love my old 1978 F-150 and you still drive your old Falcon. Hey, want me to wax it?"
"Would you? What a lovely offer."
"You know how crazy I get with anything with an engine in it. I'll clean the tires, refresh your dash. I'm a one-woman detailing operation."
Her eyebrows knitting together, Miranda said, "Uh-oh."
An odd pop, then a lurch, made holding the Outback on theroad difficult.
"Put on your flashers and brake."
They slid toward a narrow drainage ditch, and the airbags billowed up inside as the wheel dipped in the ditch. Miranda couldn't see.
If there was enough room, narrow drainage ditches, about one to two feet deep, paralleled the country roads. Occasionally, small culverts passed the runoff under farm driveways or sharp curves, moving the water, which could rise very quickly, away from the roads.
Even without vision, Miranda was not one to panic. She braked smoothly, and the right side of the car dropped into the ditch. The car rocked a little.
Asleep on the backseat, Harry's two cats and dog rolled off.
"Hey!" Pewter, the rotund gray cat, howled.
The tiger cat, Mrs. Murphy, and the corgi, Tee Tucker, scrambled back up on the seat.
"No other cars," the dog noted.
The tiger cat looked around. "Right."
"I was asleep." Pewter hauled herself up to sit next to her friends.
"We all were," Mrs. Murphy drily noted.
"Well—I was more asleep."
Harry, already outside, having punctured the air bag with the penknife she always carried in her hip pocket, crouched down to look at the undercarriage. Then she walked to the right front side of the car, front end inthe ditch.
"See anything?" As best she could, Miranda rolled up her air bag, which Harry had also punctured.
Harry called back, "Your right tire is cracked; the rubber's flat, too. Do you have Triple A?"
"I do." Miranda slid out as Harry helped her. "But I'm going to call Safe and Sound instead."
Safe & Sound, founded and run by Alphonse "Latigo" Bly, was headquartered in Charlottesville. Specializing in auto insurance, the company covered the mid-Atlantic and coastal South. Many business people believed Safe & Sound would go national, sooner or later.
As Miranda called, Harry opened the back door of the Outback.
"Does anyone need to go potsie?"
"Must she put it that way?" Pewter grumbled. "And I am not about to get my paws wet."
"We're okay." The corgi answered for the rest of the animals. Not seeing one of her best friends budge, Harry closed the door to the rear, then did her best to fold her air bag back into the dash.
Miranda was already on the phone with Safe & Sound, spilling out details, perhaps too many.
With difficulty, Harry opened the glove compartment, pulling out the manual.
Having concluded her phone conversation, Miranda informed Harry, "Someone will be here in twenty minutes. Says don't call Triple A. He takes care of this stuff all the time."
"Always best to do business with friends," Harry observed. "When you try to save money, you usually waste time or spend even more money. Safe and Sound is local."
Miranda sighed. "The older I get, the more I realize time is more precious than money."
Harry, flipping through the manual, stopped at a schematic drawing of the auto frame. "You're not old. Anyone who sings in the choir, gardens like you do, and is a member of every 'do-good' group in the state of Virginia isn't old." Changing the subject—a habit with dear friends—Harry declared, "Whatever happened, it wasn't the engine. It may be a defective wheel, but there was that odd pop sound."
"Yes. I couldn't steer after that."
"Weird." Harry glanced back at the manual. "Subaru makes great cars for the money." A fresh breeze brought the aroma of blossoms, flowers, and hay coming up, filling her nostrils.
"I'll be curious to find out what happened. How lucky we were that the car swerved to the right, not the left into oncoming traffic. Better yet, there wasn't any traffic." Miranda exhaled.
"Monday afternoon. Everyone's at work or in the fields. Herb's truck is in the shop, too, after his collision last week," Harry said, thinking of the minister at St. Luke's Lutheran Church, the Very Reverend Herbert Jones. "Things go in threes. Maybe I'm next."
"I don't know what happened, but I bet that will cost Herb an arm and a leg. Truck's still at ReNu," Miranda said, naming the garage favored by the insurance company. "He was driving his Chevy truck. His 'bigfib' truck."
They laughed, because the Chevy, used for fishing and filled with tackle, was also filled with fish stories. Oh, how Herb could wax poetic on the one that got away! He was also all too happy to show what he had actually snagged, though the cats generally proved more interested in the display than did the humans.
"If you're going to be stuck on the side of the road, best it happens on a beautiful spring day." Harry smiled. "We were lucky. Unlike Tara Meola."
Harry shuddered at the thought of the poor young woman killed last week in the hard rains when a deer smashed into her vehicle.
"True." Miranda nodded.
"You just never know," Harry sighed.
After a bitterly cold winter, spring had stayed cool until late April. It was now late May. Nights in the mid-forties or mid-fifties promised days in the sixties. Late-blooming dogwoods dotted the forests and manicured lawns. Over pergolas, the wisteria hung pendulous with lavender or white blossoms. The roses threatened to riot.
Harry walked through her tended acres. The farm maintained a healthy balance of crops, hay, and woodlands. Mrs. Murphy, Tucker, and Pewter followed, taking numerous side trips to investigate rabbit warrens and fox dens. The butterflies danced together, swirling, fluttering their beautiful veined wings.
Eying them deviously, Pewter crouched down.
"They see you," Tucker said.
Ignoring the ever-practical dog, Pewter wiggled her gray butt, then leapt upward.
Without breaking rhythm, the butterflies flew away.
"Almost had 'em."
"Dream on," the corgi teased.
Mrs. Murphy at her heels, Harry turned. "Come on, you two."
"She's always giving orders," Pewter grumbled.
"True," the handsome dog agreed. "And she also always feeds us on time."
Considering this, the fat cat trotted toward Harry, who was now leaning over to inspect the tops of sunflower plants just breaking the surface.
"With a little luck, I'm going to have a good year."Harry smiled, then moved on to her quarter acre of Petit Manseng grapes.
Dr. Thomas Walker, Thomas Jefferson's guardian after Peter Jefferson died, tried to grow grapes. Jefferson did, too. The types they wished to grow didn't flourish. With the passing centuries, viniculture advanced, thanks to people on both sides of the Atlantic. The wine industry now poured millions upon millions into the area's coffers, a boon to growers and a boon to Virginia.
The horse business alone contributed $1.2 billion to the state economy. Not that any horse wishes to be compared to a grape.
Shortro, a very athletic Saddlebred, and Tomahawk, an old Thoroughbred, hung their heads over their paddock fence.
"This will be the first year she can sell her grapes, "Tomahawk noted. "Remember, she had to let the first year's stay on the vine."
"Even the broodmares know that." Shortro laughed."Harry's obsessed with her grapes and her sunflowers. She's just sure both will bring her money."
In the adjoining paddock, one of the broodmares heard Shortro's comment. "I resent that."
"Ah, Gigi"—Shortro called the Thoroughbred by her barn name—"I didn't mean anything by it. You girls are all wrapped up in your foals."
Gigi tossed her dark bay head. "If she makes money, she over seeds the pastures in alfalfa. We all want Harry to succeed."
The other broodmares nodded in agreement. Their foals, the youngest only a month old, hung by their sides.
Blissfully unaware that she was the topic of conversation, Harry chatted with her house animals. "I can put up scare crows and big plastic owls, but, you know, gang, sooner or later the birds figure that out, so I mustn't do that too soon. I'll wait until the grapes appear—tiny—on the vine, then I'll put that stuff up." She shook her head in exasperation. "Tell you what, birds and deer can wipe you out."
"I can take care of the deer." Tucker puffed out her broad chest.
"They're nothing more than big rats." Pewter was never one to keep her opinions to herself.
"Oh, but they're so beautiful." Mrs. Murphy loved watching herds of deer, with fawns still dappled, as they crossed the pastures and meadows before melting back into the woods.
The 1812 Overture began to play. Harry fished her cellphone out of her jeans' hip pocket.
"Yes, baby."
Her husband's deep voice answered, "Good greeting."
"What do you want?" She laughed.
"You and only you."
Pewter could hear Fair's voice, as could the other two animals, their senses much sharper than a human's.
"So sappy."
"Oh, Pewter, you're such a spoilsport." Tucker wagged hernon existent tail.
"Heard anything from Miranda?" Fair asked.
"No. Latigo Bly picked us up himself. Drove her home, then me. He said not to worry. The company would take care of everything. The car was hauled to ReNu, where there's a backlog. Latigo said they've been overwhelmed with claims. There were quite a few accidents during all that rain."
"Never thought of that."
"Fair, we aren't in the insurance business." She laughed.
Fair believed that if you did business with friends, you had the advantage of speaking with someone whose native language was English.Although growing fast, Safe & Sound still seemed like a local outfit toHarry's husband. Fair got his insurance from Hanckle Citizens, as did Harry.Both their parents had used the company and been well served. "We'll hear aboutit tomorrow. Herb sure had a tussle when he had his little accident. He couldonly use ReNu, when he actually wanted to use Tom Harvey's garage. He told meSafe and Sound insisted on ReNu, since the repairs are cheaper. That was theonly time I heard our Very Reverend Jones cuss a blue streak."
Harry smiled. "I'd pay to hear that."
"Called to tell you that I ran into BoomBoom"—Fair nameda childhood friend of theirs—"and she told me to be sure to tell you if youintend to sell your sunflower seeds this fall, you ought to get down to thehealth-food store right away. Yancy Hampton is buying now."
"Yancy is what? Why on earth now? The crop's not nearlyready."
"She didn't say. Oops, call on the other line, and itlooks like Big Mim. See you tonight, darlin'."
Harry hung up with the thought that he'd be late forsupper, as one of Big Mim's best mares suffered from lactating problems and thefoal needed that milk. If the mare couldn't produce, Fair would need to find asurrogate. Since the stud fee had been $75,000 for this particular breeding andthe foal was correct, it was imperative to keep the little guy healthy as wellas get Mama back right.
Harry flipped shut her cellphone. She neither liked nordisliked Yancy Hampton, but, for Harry, neutrality bordered on suspicion.Still, money was money. She'd think on it.
The triple-sash windows, wide open, allowed a freshbreeze to fill the comfortable room at St. Luke's Church, where thevestry-board meeting was now in progress. The administrative offices wereconnected to the church itself by an old stone arcade, so one could walkwithout getting soaked in those sudden hard Virginia rains. The St. Luke'scomplex was built around a lovely symmetrical inner quad, and parts of thechurch were some two hundred thirty years old. The entire site radiated calmand encouraged contemplation.
The early parishioners and pastor rested in a largerectangular cemetery behind the huge quad at a lower level. This lower largesquare was surrounded by a row of eighty red oaks, in front of which a borderof climbing roses cascaded over the stone retaining wall. The current pastor'sliving quarters anchored the far southern side of the large outer quad. TheVery Reverend Jones's fishing gear could be seen leaning against the garage. Itwas a hopeful sight.
Also attending the vestry-board meeting were the Lutherancats, Elocution, Lucy Fur, and Cazenovia. As the humans—Harry beingone—discussed and occasionally argued about funds or the social calendar, thefeline parishioners languidly sprawled on the windowsills. Their kind were oncegods in ancient Egypt, but all had the good sense to keep that to themselves.Then, too, they loved their reverend. Why upset him with a competingtheological view? Humans could understand so little of cat communication. Soall felines—not just Elocution, Lucy Fur, and Cazenovia—recognized that thefeline–human relationship was often one-way. They pitied the two-leggedcreatures, but when that tin of Fancy Feast was opened, they utterly adoredthem.
"The riding mower needs a new air filter, and the bladesmust be sharpened." Susan Tucker, Harry's childhood friend, now in charge ofbuildings and grounds, read from her monthly report. "This isn't terriblyexpensive. Jimmy Carter is excellent and more than reasonable, but because ofthat there's a long, long wait time."
"We can't let the grass grow. It will look awful."BoomBoom Craycroft, a smashing beauty, knew people would grumble about unkemptgrounds, and not just parishioners.
"Can't we borrow a mower?" Harry sensibly inquired.
Craig Newby, in his first year on the board, replied, "Intheory, yes, but everyone is mowing. It's been a wet spring. Some people aremowing three times a week."
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