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Which Sonic timeline/era is the best: Classic, Modern or Boom?
By EzSonic01, January 9, 2018 in Green Grove Zone
EzSonic01 50
So, as of Sonic Mania and Sonic Forces, the franchise is officially divided within different "dimensions", which are the ones already mentioned in the title. Which one do you think standouts more? The main games as well as spinoffs titles and other media such as the TV shows, the comics, and toys, all count when it comes to the choice. NOTE: "Adventure" Sonic is counted as part of the Modern era.
- THE CLASSIC ERA (1991-1998, 2017-present?)
- THE MODERN ERA (1998-present)
- THE BOOM ERA (2014-2017?)
- ALL THREE TIMELINES
So, which one do you choose? I personally like all three, but choose the Classic era, mostly because I grew up with the games considered from that particular timeline. I also think that Sonic's world and the characters, along with their design and personalities are better than the other two, specially the Boom era.
molul 470
A poll would be neat in this post
I vote Classic. Modern has some decent games, but so many bad ones too, and it seems there's no solid gameplay to please the fandom yet. Boom is just a mistake I hope we can all forget soon.
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Dee Dude 8,928
Hold on, let me think of a witty one...
Can there be an Adventure option?
Anyway, Modern easily.
It's the most recognizable, has the biggest cast of characters with loads of world-building and story driven potential that SEGA refuses to utilize and the largest amount of spin-off titles as said.
Unlike Classic & Boom, it doesn't just rely on the main 4 & Eggman because it actually bothers to have a huge variety of characters for a change that people also care about such as Shadow, Blaze, Chaotix etc,
So obviously as a 2000s kid, I grew up with Modern because of the Adventure Era games.
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I count "Adventure Sonic" as Modern because it uses the same world and characters.
@molul I think we're on the same side. The modern era has several good games, but there's no consistency and as of late, has also had a good number of "OK" or mediocre titles. Some modern entries are just downright bad/terrible, which have damaged the reputation of the franchise as a whole. The characters are great but also very divisive. Boom is very mixed, the TV show being pretty decent, but the games not so much. I guess Boom was intended to take over the main canon, but failed
McGroose 1,687
"Wrestlin' wild Caterkillas, mate"
Classic is easily my favorite, but I can't help but really enjoy the Boom cartoon.
superman43 352
Let´s say it this way. I was born in 1996, but my first games were the Genesis ones (some kind of Win 95 emulator) like Mr.Nutz, Addams Family and, mostly, Sonic, of course. I think it was even without sound. That´s why I am fan of Classics and Mania. About the Dreamcast/GameCube era, I don´t hate them, in fact, when I firstly played Sonic Heroes it was a demo with Seaside Hill and I liked it. And I still think that Heroes were a wonderful adventure based on the core gameplay similar to SA2 in at least some way. Shadow the Hedgehog, Sonic 06 and beyond isn´t for me. I only have Generations and even that game I bought wonderfully for less than €4. Generations were better than OK entry in the series, but if the future games were based on what Generations did right (multiple choices to progress, very good level design) it could possibly make 3D Sonic popular again. With Forces, just scratch that. Proportioned 2D and 3D completely f**ked up to creepy 3D with overabundance of boostpads and overabundance of 2D. And I did not play the game yet, I am not going to pay SEGA anything for it. If I bought Generations for less than €4, than Forces are worth for me less than €2.
SonicFlameFairy56 84
Why does it have to be a option? We can love all equally.
dbzfan7 1,319
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I guess Classic for me is number 1. Only because Modern has tanked too much. I am more of a fan of Modern, but Classic at least doesn't make me angry in any way. Boom is in dead last for being shit.
8 hours ago, molul said:
Boom is just a mistake I hope we can all forget soon.
You and me both brotha.
3 hours ago, SonicFlameFairy56 said:
You can choose all three eras if you want though.
Natie 148
bogus, lame, and whack
Classic's my fave, and not even purely because of the better game lineup. It's just got a lovely art direction and a breathtaking surreal world that captures my imagination far more than any of the other universes' more conventional landscapes. I'm more interested in the mystery of the worlds in knuckles chaotix than any of the plots in the 3D games.
Modern era can be charming as its own different thing, considering its under the right writers like Flynn. Makes it feel like a saturday morning superhero cartoon with all the fun campy-ness that comes with it. Has quite a lot of design and tonal decisions I don't agree with but its still somewhat nostalgic.
Boom just feels like pure marketing. The kinda thing like Loonatics Unleashed that nobody asked for but the suits assume will draw in a newfound crowd. I like the genuine effort for a more western-animation-type feel but it was only really implemented well in the cutscenes in Rise of Lyric. The show's the only successful part of this project and even then it goes against the whole idea of redesigning the characters to look like adventurers by making it a sitcom (one with really tiring over-reliance on being self aware and snarky).
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Chaos Incarnate 1,598
I don't really differentiate the classic timeline from the modern one. I see Classic Sonic as simply a younger modern Sonic, despite Forces fucking that up by saying it was a different dimension for Classic Sonic. Sonic Adventure 1 is like the perfect middle ground between the two though, so I'd probably go with that one. I love the setting and universe in the first Adventure, and I think Sonic's Dreamcast design is the perfect medium between his classic and modern looks.
Boom..... LOL Boom. So much wasted potential.
@Chaos Incarnate I guess the separation between dimensions makes sense (even though I didn't like the idea at first). The classic timeline has a unique style of gameplay, which is the original formula. The characters are not the same (While the main ones and most used are Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, Amy and Dr. Robotnik/Eggman, with their respective original designs and names, there's more than them, with the likes of Mighty, Ray, Bean, Fang, the Hard-Boiled Heavies, Metal, etcetera all belonging to this universe). The early western Sonic canon also called Sonic's home planet Mobius (this affected the games as well, with the islands appearing on each game (such as Sonic 1 and Sonic 3K) being located on that planet), so I would like to say the classic era in general takes place there.
Modern is not like that; having a variety of different gameplay styles, a cast with several characters that do not exist in the classic timeline (such as Shadow, Rouge, Omega, Cream, Big, etcetera), and seems to take place on "Sonic's world" or planet Earth.
Austroid 137
Wow! We're flying way high!
I love the classic era's simple yet charming way of telling stories, and modern's more grand and melodramatic style. (at least prior to the Sonic Colors-onward writing style)
Boom is just a slap in the face for the characters and lore imo.
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Swing 237
I always thought their were 4 timelines:
4. Boom
Well for me personally it is Classic. This is the only era that feels like it has it's own identity.
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3 hours ago, Swing said:
I always thought their were 4 timelines
In terms of "timelines", there WERE only two... the main line Sonic games, from Sonic 1 to Sonic Lost World, and then Sonic Boom.
It's only since Sonic Mania and Forces introduced this concept of a Sonic from another dimension that it feels like they're trying to make two seperate timelines. The classics happened in both, but in the original Sonic 4 came after Sonic & Knuckles, and in the new timeline, Sonic Mania does. But I don't think they actually care that much, they're just making games and if they leave a mess in the lore along the way they... likely don't even know they did.
The Adventure games were never seperate from the classics or the games that came after, fans just insist on placing them seperately because of the arbitrary way Sonic Generations divided it's 9 zones into sets of 3.
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The one with Blaze the Cat
3 hours ago, JezMM said:
The Sonic continuity in general is very loose, but at least it's still there. There are two separate worlds/dimensions now (three if counting Boom) according to Sega, and I guess that's the new rule and probably it'll stay.
Mr Loopone 2,021
Out of touch and out of time
If we are talking about the Sega marketed versions of the character, then it would go to Classic. Mainly because of the art direction, less buggy games that are enjoyable and the characters themselves.
The annoying thing is that current Sonic Team do not consider or acknowledge the spinoff Classic Sonic games that aren't 3D or R which is a bit of a shame since I actually like those titles with Triple Trouble being my favourite Sonic game. The team behind Sonic Mania had to sneak Fang, Bean and Bark in and only because it was a Generations reference rather than Triple Trouble and Fighters references. The only really iffy ones are Spinball, the Game Gear version of 2 (the Master System version is fine if a bit hard), Chaotix and Blast, even Labyrinth is a decent game if you don't judge it as a Sonic game due to the un-Sonic like gameplay. When even a ride designed for children or even a Popcorn machine is appealing to watch, you can tell when Sega have designed a great character without much if any dialogue.
Modern Sonic is a bit mixed for me actually enjoying some of the games but the lows are very low and are just bad games. Apart from the handheld series and games from Unleashed onwards, they aren't polished and are buggy. Adventure 1 and 2 are okay. Sonic Heroes nearly put me off the series because of the bugs and glitches even though it did try to bring back the classic type of atmosphere. Thankfully there were the Rush games, Unleashed, Colours, Generations and yes Lost World that were enjoyable mainly because they were more entertaining games to play that were polished enough to not get frustrated and liked the art direction of them. Forces though have no interest in that game. I actually do like the Modern Sonic character with his happy go lucky jokey self yet at the same time can get a bit serious, you could tell that he likes having fun as well as Eggman. Many of the characters though have issues whether it is Tails not sure whether he can stand by himself or being Sonic's sidekick but doesn't like it, Amy being a stalker or Minnie Mouse and not going further enough with the characters in their storylines so it leaves them being a bit bland. While I play a game for its gameplay, its the storylines in the Modern series that I have issues with either from being melodramatic (Adventure 2, Shadow and 06 would count had I played those) or rushed out so it feels like there are missing sections that is something that Generations onwards suffer from.
Oh and for Boom, just no interest.
NintendoSoul 69
I'm awe inspiring.
The only answer is Classic. The Adventure and Modern era are too uneven in terms of quality core games.
Pengi 152
6 hours ago, King Koopone said:
The team behind Sonic Mania had to sneak Fang, Bean and Bark in and only because it was a Generations reference rather than Triple Trouble and Fighters references.
Sneak in? According to Simon Thomley, they simply asked if they could use them and Sonic Team said yes.
BlossomHaze 81
Only kind of the biggest Silver fan ever...
I'm super conflicted, because I grew up on Classic Sonic games and Sonic 2 is still my favorite Sonic game of all time, but my favorite characters (Silver and Infinite) are in the Modern era. If I had to pick, though, I think Classic definitely had the best games.
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Yelling bitcrushed to hell Sonic
Honestly, I'm kinda in between Classic and Modern. I must admit, Modern is closer to me personally (Well, the 1998-2008 one really, everything afterwards was kinda... Eh... I liked Generations tho, but that's more of an exception, than a real sign of me LOVING the Pontaff games), although I do appreciate the classic games, even if some of their aspects are overused and done to death (Green Hill, motobugs, all that stuff). Boom COULD'VE worked, had it been THE Pontaff game, while everything else was written by Japanese writers, and had Sega not done that stupid Nintendo exclusivity contract, (which is kind of a dumb idea in general, seeing how Boom was meant to bring new audiences AND was built on CryEngine) but even then, it's not my cup of tea. Kinda feels like Rachet without the COOL STUFF and WAY more self-deprecating humor.
Sean 3,680
18 hours ago, AzureLakeSanic said:
You've been doing a lot of these short one- or two-word posts and you need to cut this out by putting more effort into your responses.
Classic because I grew up on it even though I was in the era of Modern games. I used to like both Modern and Classic but since Classic was older I liked that more, now I just like Classic.


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Houston Rockets NBA Draft: Cade Cunningham's strengths and weaknesses
The top prospect in the 2021 NBA draft is Cade Cunningham and for good reason. He has MVP upside and an All-Star floor. Every tanking team is looking for the next Cade Cunningham and he is only just out of reach.
Cunningham's offensive upside is special and he should be a plus on the defensive end. There aren't a lot of holes in his game and his strengths are best in their class. It isn't a big mystery why he's the atop most mock drafts.
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//Rules service used for communicating with the rules REST endpoints
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Teapots take great skill and care to ensure they work properly. The lid must have a deep flange so it doesn't fall out during pouring, the handle must be large enough to avoid knuckles getting burnt and the spout must pour properly with no dribbles. Balance and grace are necessary for a well functioning teapot. It is the most challenging of all pottery forms, and a delight to accomplish!


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Home News UNIVERSITY OF ZAMBIA GETS $340,000 UNESCO GRANT TO DEVELOP DEGREE PROGRAMME IN...
UNIVERSITY OF ZAMBIA GETS $340,000 UNESCO GRANT TO DEVELOP DEGREE PROGRAMME IN WITCHCRAFT
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation,UNESCO has granted the University of Zambia $340,000 to develop a degree Programme to train students in witchcraft.
The Zambian Observer reported that the training in what is referred to as Intangible Cultural Heritage will commence with the first intake comprising of 20 students, reports Lusaka Times.
The Zambia National Commission for UNESCO has explained that Intangible Heritage comprises practices such as witchcraft, and social practices such as expression through music, knowledge, skills as well as the instruments, objects, artifacts and rituals.
Dr. Charles Ndakala, the Zambia National Commission for UNESCO Secretary General, who spoke to Hot FM News on the sidelines of a five days' workshop for the orientation of UNZA Lecturers on Intangible Culture Heritage, said that despite efforts in safeguarding cultural heritage, there are cases of destruction of priceless culture heritage in certain countries which threatens traditions and customs.
"If a doctored video is the only reason you have to say the IGP is not brilliant, then you are delusional" PPRO Dolapo Badmus says
In November last year, Higher Education Minister Professor Nkandu Luo announced that Zambia should consider research and the study of witchcraft as a science that can be used productively for the benefit of the country.
Professor Luo said Zambian scientists can learn from the South African counterparts who have commenced studies in witchcraft in some universities.
"I could not help but think of witchcraft when I saw a mobile phone put into a box and it turned into a lady's pant!" she said during the commemoration of the World Science Day for Peace and Development dubbed: 'Recreating interest in science, technology and innovation'.
But then Government Spokesperson Kampamba Mulenga said Government was disappointed with media reports suggesting that it will consider research on witchcraft as a science that can be used productively for the benefit of the country.
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Ms. Mulenga said the allegations are blatant falsehoods coming from people who have nothing good to offer to the nation.
She said the government is aware that there is a group of people that is spreading malicious statements through various media platforms, bent on destroying government's image.
She added that contrary to the allegations, President Lungu's administration has and will always uphold Zambia's status as a Christian nation as enshrined in the preamble of the constitution.
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Blue Night Hotel is a four stars hotel, it is located in Abdullah Ghazi Ash Shati, Northern Jeddah. It is only 6 minutes walk from the beach, 1 km away from Consulate General Of The Kingdom Of Bahrain, 3.7 km away from General Directorate of Education in Jeddah. King Abdulaziz Airport is 8 km away from the property. With its unique location, the hotel owns a wonderful design and a comfortable furniture. Blue Night Hotel includes a restaurant. This property has an ATM machine on site. Enjoy discovering Jeddah City by visiting the important landmarks such as: Saudi German Hospital - Jeddah, Al-Salam International Hospital, Red Sea Mall, Sultan Mall, Dr. Ghassan Najib Pharaoh Hospital, and Fakieh Aquarium. Free Wired internet is available in all areas, and free private parking is possible on site, to enjoy a comfortable stay.
When would you like to stay at Blue Night Hotel?
The suite includes two bedrooms, the first bedroom offers one extra large double bed, and the second bedroom also offers two single beds, and this suite also offers living room, tea/coffee maker, minibar, safety deposit box, refrigerator, seating area, sofa, electric kettle, dining table, dining area, kitchenette with microwave and oven, and there is a private bathroom. It is with an area of 90 square meter, and it featuring a terrace with sea view, to enjoy your stay.
The suite includes one bedroom with one large double bed, and this suite also offers living room, tea/coffee maker, minibar, safety deposit box, refrigerator, seating area, sofa, electric kettle, dining table, dining area, kitchenette with microwave and oven, and there is a private bathroom. It is with an area of 65 square meter, and it featuring a terrace with sea view, to enjoy a wonderful stay.
The suite offers two extra large double beds, and four single beds, and this suite also offers living room, tea/coffee maker, minibar, safety deposit box, refrigerator, seating area, sofa, electric kettle, dining table, dining area, kitchenette with microwave and oven, and there is a private bathroom. It is with an area of 180 square meter, and it featuring a terrace with sea view, to enjoy a pleasant stay.
Blue Night Hotel contains a convenient units with total number of 80 rooms, which are decorated in warm colours. Each unit fully equipped with all sort of services and amenities such as: wardrobe, air conditioning, telephone, flat-screen TV with satellite channels, tea/coffee maker, minibar, safety deposit box, refrigerator, seating area, sofa, electric kettle, dining table, dining area, and there is a private bathroom with a bath and a shower, and free toiletries in all units. Moreover, the suites offer living room, kitchenette with microwave and oven. Some units include a terrace with view. The units have these types and sizes: Twin Room with Bath, Two-Bedroom Suite, Junior Suite, Royal Suite, and Family Suite.
- Blue Night Hotel includes Al Sultan Restaurant that offers International Cuisines.
Menu: Buffet & à la carte.
- Different dining options are available at the property and offer breakfast in the room. The restaurant is buffet style.
- Room service and grocery deliveries are available for guests comfort.
Blue Night Hotel includes a fitness center to spend the best times ever.
Blue Night Hotel includes a business center, and offers meeting/banquet facilities.


Condo located at 1009 280 ROSS DRIVE was listed 60 days ago. This property is listed at $439000. It has 1 beds, 1 bathrooms, and is 628 square feet. The property was built in 2010. 1009 280 ROSS DRIVE is in the Fraserview NW neighborhood. Uptown NW , Queensborough , and Downtown NW are nearby neighbourhoods.
I want to know how much this condo: 1009 280 Ross Drive was sold for.


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Cervical Cancer: A manageable threat
Josephine Chinele, CNS Correspondent, Malawi
The vaginal discharges became too much to bear and Maria (name changed) went to a nearby health facility to seek medical assistance. She has had these discharges for a long time but thought they were normal as they were not painful, and she was simply irritated by them. The medical assistant said that she had a sexually transmitted infection (STI). Maria was given treatment, and advised to ask her husband to also receive treatment.
But even prolonged treatment did not help her. The discharge persisted. Later on she had prolonged menstrual cycles. She took different types of contraceptives to regularise them, but the relief was only temporary. She was then referred to Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital in Blantyre.
"That is where I was diagnosed with cervical cancer. I was glad that the problem was finally found but the bad news was that the cancer had already spread and therefore needed both an operation and radiotherapy treatment. Radiotherapy treatment is not easily available in the country and one needs to either have lots of money to get treated abroad or be on the government's waiting list," she said.
But Maria's only source of income was farming, and now her physical condition did not permit her to do even that. So the only option left for her was to be on the government list. She is still waiting in vain for her turn to begin treatment.
Maria had no knowledge whatsoever about cancer in general, let alone cervical cancer, and no means to decide upon the kind of diagnosis she needed. Even when the diagnosis was finally made, she could not access any treatment.
Her case is totally different from the likes of Dr Rita Banik of India, the Founder President of Race to Rein in Cancer. After Dr Banik was diagnosed and treated for breast cancer in 2006, she lived a cancer free life for 7 years before she got a relapse in 2013.
Dr Banik shared her personal battle with cancer, during a webinar organised by Citizen News Service (CNS) for health journalists. In 2006, she felt a hard lump in her left breast and a biopsy confirmed breast cancer. She immediately underwent mastectomy, followed by reconstruction surgery two years later. But in 2013, she felt pain in the chest, mostly at night, while during the day she was okay. From her knowledge and information about cancer, Dr Banik inferred that her symptoms were indicative of bone cancer. Yet, she had to literally push her doctor to send her for a PET Scan, which confirmed cancer in the sternum bone. While being still under treatment, she spends her time spreading awareness about cancer and debunking the myths, as well as stigma, related with this dreaded disease.
Dr Banik notes that breast, cervical cancer and other types of cancers are best managed with early diagnosis and treatment. "Early detection saves lives. Cancer is curable; it is not contagious and there is life after cancer. Do not be scared of cancer, fight it," she advised.
Despite the fact that cervical cancer is preventable and curable in the early stages, Malawian women are silently dying of it. Dr Leo Masamba, an oncologist working at Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital, says that one of the reasons for this is that most of them go to the hospital when the disease is in its advanced stages.
"Around 3,000 Malawi women are diagnosed with cervical cancer yearly. But there are many more out there who have the disease but do not know because they have not gone for screening," he notes.
Masamba acknowledges that most women (like Maria) waste precious time at primary health facilities, getting wrongly treated for STIs. "This not only delays diagnosis (and hence treatment), but also creates lack of trust, as the husband thinks that his wife has been unfaithful, unaware of the fact that she is suffering from cancer and not an STI.
A policy brief report titled 'Reducing Cervical cancer prevalence in Malawi' done by Beatrice Chikaphonya Phiri notes that cervical cancer is a major public health problem, especially in Malawi, which has the highest rate of cervical cancer worldwide. The policy brief also reveals that cervical cancer screening programme is under performing, with the services being largely inaccessible to most women in the country due to long distance to facilities that provide these services, shortage of service providers and equipment, and communities not being aware of the benefits of services available.
At times, people use native or herbal medicines when they experience early signs of cancer. "They try several types of herbs, which do not work and the cancer continues to advance. Some even believe that they have been bewitched. All this leads to presenting themselves in advanced stages of the disease. Cancer is easy to destroy if it has just started, but becomes difficult to treat in its advanced stages," observes Dr Petani Mtonga of QECH, oncology department.
Masamba advices that it is better for people to get tested early on, more so because Malawi does not have the capacity to treat advanced stages of cancer as it does not have radiotherapy treatment. But then, most people do not have much information about cancer, and the benefits of early screening. There are lots of messages for other diseases such as HIV/AIDS, but not much about cervical cancer. Moreover, most of the health facilities are not equipped to deal with cancers.
Deputy Programmes Manager for Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) in Malawi's Ministry of Health, Dr Kaponda Masiye admits that Malawi government is failing to deal with cases of late cancer presentation, partly because the country does not provide radiotherapy treatment. Malawi sends its patients to countries like Tanzania, South Africa and India for treatment. Many patients have died whilst being on the waiting list.
He however said that, "The ministry is very much committed to both prevention and management. We are training health workers to manage NCDs and also to bring awareness to the communities through health education units."
In early April, President Peter Mutharika launched the construction of a Cancer treatment centre in Lilongwe. This is a cancer care milestone in the history of Malawi.
Also speaking at the CNS webinar, Dr Cristina Parsons Perez, Capacity Development Director of NCD Alliance said that limited progress in engaging non health sectors, lack of access to adequate financing for national programmes and interventions, and weak health systems are some of the challenges hindering the progress on control and care for NCDs.
The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development adopted at the United Nations Summit in September 2015 recognises non-communicable diseases (NCDs) as a major challenge for sustainable development. Governments are now committed to develop national responses to the overall implementation of this agenda, including reducing by one third premature mortality from NCDs like cardio vascular diseases, chronic respiratory diseases, cancers, and diabetes.
Josephine Chinele, Citizen News Service - CNS
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For angel investors the minimum may be $50,000 and the maximum may be $200,000. So, it's really important to find out before you send an executive summary. So, it's really important to find out before you send an executive summary. how to decide whether to keep something or not For angel investors the minimum may be $50,000 and the maximum may be $200,000. So, it's really important to find out before you send an executive summary. So, it's really important to find out before you send an executive summary.
Using stories from his own angel investing career, Jason wrote this book as a playbook for aspiring angel investors. In particular, this post focuses on questions to ask founders before you invest, but it also serves as a tutorial on how to ask better questions in life and in business. how to draw a arrow in 2d for kids If you really have no option but to raise money, angels can be a good alternative to smaller VC rounds, but you want to make sure you're working with the right investor. Start by learning the three types of angel investors.
Angel investors aren't just in it for the money, though. Most get into angel investment because they want to serve as mentors to entrepreneurs,. Most get into angel investment because they want to serve as mentors to entrepreneurs,.
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Maldives Declares State Of Emergency As President Abdulla Yameen Tightens Grip On Power
Maldives police arrested Chief Justice Abdulla Saeed and another Supreme Court judge.
Navesh Chitrakar / Reuters
Maldives President Abdulla Yameen is pictured upon his arrival to take part in the 18th South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) summit in Kathmandu November 25, 2014.
Maldives President Abdulla Yameen on Monday declared a state of emergency, ordered security forces into the supreme court and arrested a former president, in moves the opposition called a "purge" in the Indian Ocean island nation.
Maldives police also arrested Chief Justice Abdulla Saeed and another Supreme Court judge on Tuesday, dramatically escalating the legal battle with the archipelago's top court.
Police said in a Twitter message they had arrested Saeed and Supreme Court Judge Ali Hameed "for an ongoing investigation". The gave no details about the allegations or charges against the two judges.
The president has defied a Supreme Court ruling handed down last week, which revoked terrorism charges against nine leading opposition figures including the country's first democratically elected president, Mohamed Nasheed, who is now in exile.
The court ordered the opposition figures, six of whom are being held in the country's main jail on a sparsely inhabited island, to be freed.
"The President has been compelled to declare a state of emergency due to the risk currently posed to national security," said a statement from Yameen's office on Monday. "Implementation of the Supreme Court ruling is – in its current form – incompatible with maintenance of public safety."
Police arrested another former president, Maumoon Abdul Gayoom -- who is also Yameen's half-brother -- at his residence along with his son-in-law. Gayoom ruled the country for 30 years until 2008, and is now in the opposition. Gayoom's son Faris is one of the jailed opposition figures ordered freed by the court.
In a recorded video sent to social media, Gayoom said he was being taken to the prison island of Dhoonidhoo: "I have not committed any crime. This arrest is unlawful. I will remain strong, and I ask the beloved people to remain strong."
Yameen, who has held his position since 2013, faces mounting pressure at home and from the United States and India to obey the court's order.
The Maldives is made up of 26 coral atolls and 1,192 islands. Politics centres on the tiny but densely populated capital Male.
China, the United States and India issued travel advisories for the Maldives, a country of 400,000 people best known as a beach paradise for the tourists that provide most of its foreign currency revenue.
The tumult comes during the peak tourism season. Tourism brought in $2.7 billion of revenue for the Maldives in 2016.
As midnight approached, roads leading to the Supreme Court had been barricaded. At one spot, police with batons charged protesters to disperse them.
"I just spoke to the Chief Justice and he told me that the gates of the Supreme Court (are) being stormed by the military. He is inside and nobody can go out or come in," Husnu Al Suood, the president of Maldives Bar Association and a former attorney general, told Reuters late on Monday.
"The emergency means the Supreme Court activities are suspended and nobody is in charge of the judiciary," he said.
A court official later confirmed that state security forces had broken into the building and were not allowing its judges to leave.
"It is a purge of the political leadership, the parliament and the judiciary," said opposition legislator Eva Abdulla.
"RESPECT RULE OF LAW" - U.S.
The U.S. National Security Council released a statement on Twitter saying, "The Maldivian government and military must respect the rule of law, freedom of expression, and democratic institutions. The world is watching."
The U.S. State Department said it was "troubled and disappointed" by the state of emergency and the failure by the president, army and police to obey a lawful Supreme Court ruling.
"President Yameen has systematically alienated his coalition, jailed or exiled every major opposition political figure, deprived elected members of parliament of their right to represent their voters in the legislature, revised laws to erode human rights ... and weakened the institutions of government," it said in a statement.
Amnesty International said that the 15-day emergency declaration must not become a licence for further repression.
"The Maldivian authorities have an appalling track-record of suppressing freedom of expression and any form of opposition, a pattern of behaviour that has intensified over recent years," said Dinushika Dissanayake, Amnesty's Deputy South Asia Director.
The Maldives has experienced political unrest since Nasheed, the island's first democratically elected leader, was forced to quit amid a mutiny by police in 2012.
The following year, Yameen defeated Nasheed in an election that Nasheed's supporters say was rigged. Nasheed was jailed on terrorism charges but was allowed to go to Britain for medical treatment in January 2016.
He has lived in exile since and is currently in Sri Lanka.
"This deliberate refusal by the government to uphold the constitution further destabilises the Maldives and wider Indian Ocean security," Nasheed said in a statement on Monday.
Under the country's constitution, the declaration of a state of emergency should be submitted to parliament. In the event of a dispute about the declaration, the Supreme Court is meant to rule on its validity. With the court effectively suspended, it was not immediately clear how that might happen.
ELECTIONS IN OCTOBER
In its ruling last Thursday, the Supreme Court said it found that prosecutors and judges had been influenced "to conduct politically motivated investigations" into the allegations levelled at Nasheed, former vice president Ahmed Adeeb and the other opposition leaders.
The court ordered fresh investigations and trials to be held.
The ruling has energised an opposition that hopes Nasheed will be allowed to return home to run against Yameen in a presidential election due in October.
On Monday, before the emergency was declared, a minister quit in protest at the government's defiance of the Supreme Court.
"It is not possible for my conscience to accept the lack of answers to the way the government is dealing with the orders of the highest court on state institutions," Hussain Rasheed, the state health minister, said in his resignation letter.
MORE: Chief Justice Abdulla Saeed Maldives President Abdulla Yameen politics state of emergency supreme court


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Q: Text Animation Flickering Problem in CSS and React I managed to achieve this animation through CSS animations and React. but go stuck in flickering problem. I don't know why this is happening maybe 'cause I used setInterval or there is some problem with my css animations keyframes. help me to solve this problem. the flicker only occurs after some time. and after refreshing the page the animation works perfectly fine without flicker problem.
this is how the animation looks after refreshing the page and this is what I want too. (ignore the screen recorder watermark).
animation I want
but after sometime the animation starts flickering like this.
Flickering problem
here are the code snippets I wrote
jsx snippet

  {"[ "}

    {dev ? "for" : "by"} Developers

  {" ]"}

css snippet
.text_animate {
  color: orange;
  margin: 0 auto;
  display: inline-block;
  position: relative;
  letter-spacing: .15em;
  text-align: start;
  animation: text-up 6s linear infinite;
  cursor: none;
}

@keyframes text-up {
  0% {
    top:45px;
    opacity: 0;
  }

  20% {
    top:0;
    opacity: 1;
  }

  35% {
    top: 0;
    opacity: 1;
  }

  50% {
    top: -45px;
    opacity: 0;
  }

  52% {
    top: 45px;
    opacity: 0;
  }

  70% {
    top: 0;
    opacity: 1;
  }

  85% {
    top: 0;
    opacity: 1;
  }

  100% {
    top: -45px;
    opacity: 0;
  }
}

useState changing text
const [dev, setDev] = useState(true);

setInterval(() => {
  setDev(!dev);
}, 3000);

If there is any better way to achieve this I would really love to learn so let me know that too.

A: Maybe you should put setInterval to useEffect, and remember to clear timer. Like this:
useEffect(() => {
  const timer = setInterval(() => {
    setDev(!dev);
  }, 3000);

  return () => {
    clearInterval(timer);
  }
}, []);

And there is a solution only using css to implement this, I will write a demo later.
EDIT:
Explain the above code:
useEffect with [] as second param will make sure run setInterval once when mount the component.
The clearInterval in return function will make sure engine GC the variables in setInterval callback functions when unmount the component, or the setInterval will still work even though you needn't it.
CSS only solution:

ul {
  margin: 0;
  padding: 0;
  list-style-type: none;
}

li {
  margin: 0;
  padding: 0;
}

.scroll-container {
  overflow: hidden;
  height: calc(var(--line-h) * 1px);
  line-height: calc(var(--line-h) * 1px);
  font-size: 18px;
}

.scroll-container ul {
  animation-name: move;
  animation-duration: calc(var(--speed) * var(--lines));
  animation-timing-function: steps(var(--lines));
  animation-iteration-count: infinite;
}

.scroll-container ul li {
  animation-name: li-move;
  animation-duration: var(--speed);
  animation-iteration-count: infinite;
}

@keyframes move {
  0% {
    transform: translate(0, 0);
  }
  100% {
    transform: translate(0, calc(var(--lines) * var(--line-h) * -1px));
  }
}

@keyframes li-move {
  0% {
    transform: translate(0, 0);
  }
  50%,
  100% {
    transform: translate(0, calc(var(--line-h) * -1px));
  }
}

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I leaned this from Chokcoco on CodePen but forget which post.

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For the first three-quarters of the nineteenth century the theme for the growth of the village had been one of 'divide and increase'; but in the 1880s the village spilt over into the parish of Boveney. For fifty years the Shepherd's Hut had stood isolated from the main village, the only house of Eton Wick (not counting Bell Farm Cottages) across the boundary.
The story began with the financial difficulties of Arthur Bott, a cowkeeper who had the cottage he already lived in and the adjoining one. These were Hope Cottages, whose gardens at this date stretched as far as the Eton Wick Road. Within a year he had taken of the times and sold part of his garden and added a cottage to the two already standing. He then purchased a field called Little and Great Groves from Bell Farm and added three more to the others. However, he had now over-reached his resources and in 1880 his creditors foreclosed on his mortgages. Here this story of an incident important to few others besides Arthur Bott might have ended, but the sale of the land had far-reaching consequences. Its purchaser was a local man of astute business sense and within a few years the field had been divided and resold, plot by plot as building land. Even before the end of the decade, the bustling community of New Town had been created.
Its roads, Alma, Inkerman, Northfield and Moores Lane were planned, named and laid out as one scheme, though the houses and terrace blocks were named and built for many individuals. The actual builder of a high proportion of them was Henry Burfoot, a villager with considerable ambition. He built for himself a show-house in Alma Road. Its bright red bricks and hanging tiles contrasted sharply with the yellow and purple of the majority of the New Town houses. But on these there were new details such as bay windows and pleasing individual touches in the use of red bricks to make string courses and above the doors and windows, decorated tiles and coloured glass panels. Few of the houses had more than tiny front gardens and several opened their doors onto the street. Wash houses and outside privies were standard and water was obtained from pumps, often shared.
South of the Eton Wick Road another road was laid out about the same period, that of Victoria Road. The row of houses though properly called Castle View was soon to be known as Klondike for no better reason than that they were near a piece of waste ground on which scrap was allowed to accumulate and which proved to be a treasure trove of spare Fields and hedgerows separated these three parts of Eton Wick and would continue to do so for another half-century.


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Dria Kwong: Santa Maria Sun Athlete Spotlight
By Caleb Wiseblood, Santa Maria Sun
SANTA MARIA, Calif. - Every year, the California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) invites the top swimmers and divers throughout the state to compete at the CCCAA Swimming and Diving Championship. Dria Kwong, who swam for Allan Hancock College, competed in the women's 100-yard butterfly event in 2016 and 2017. For both years now, Kwong made it to the championship finals.
"Competing at state both years are definitely huge parts of my Hancock athletic journey," Kwong told the Sun.
Next year will be Kwong's last at Hancock as she plans to transfer to either Cal Poly or UC Santa Cruz as a biomedical engineering major in 2018. She will apply this fall.
"Wherever I do end up going though, I'm definitely trying out for the swim team," she said.
In May, Kwong took home the fourth place medal for the 100-yard butterfly event at this year's CCCAA Championship at East Los Angeles College in Monterey Park.
"State is always extremely fun because it's both competitive and friendly," Kwong said. "I'll always see the same girls from other schools at other meets and we're always friendly towards one another."
A few of Kwong's friends from Cuesta College and College of the Canyons competed against her at the championship, but the competition never got in the way of their friendship, she said.
"Everyone seems to think that swimming is an individual sport, but I've always seen it as a team effort," Kwong said. "I call my team and friends I swim with my 'swim family.'"
Kwong first learned how to swim at the YMCA when she was 4, she said. Soon after that, she started going to the Santa Maria Swim Club, where she swam all throughout elementary school to high school.
Today—when she's not studying, tutoring, or working her job at the Foxenwood Tennis and Swim Club—Kwong is usually swimming at Hancock.
She also loves going to the beach and swimming in the ocean, she said. Her favorite open water swim is the Nite Moves event in Santa Barbara. It's a 1-K ocean swim followed by a 5-K run every Wednesday evening during the summer at Leadbetter Beach.
Aside from just being a great way to have fun, Kwong values the sport for teaching her skills that have benefited her outside of swimming, like goal setting, commitment, and teamwork, she said.
"Swimming has always been a huge part of my life, and I'm constantly learning from it," Kwong said. "Swimming is what taught me to learn from my mistakes, setbacks, and failures to move forward and overcome those challenges."


Today in perplexing hairpieces and neon button-downs, three new actors have officially been added to AMC's Better Call Saul: Rhea Seehorn, Patrick Fabian, and Michael Mando. Their roles, like Huell's current whereabouts, are still a mystery, with AMC offering no comment. Deadline does have a hunch about them, though, saying Seehorn and Fabian will play lawyers, while Mando will play a "Spanish-speaking career criminal." would certainly fall in line with producer Peter Gould's hints that the show will have more to do with Saul Goodman's time in the courtroom.
Seehorn, Fabian, and Mando join fellow new cast member Michael McKean, with Bob Odenkirk, Jonathan Banks, and maybe some very important other actors reprising their Breaking Bad roles.


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TV Shows »Extras
I have to admit that after being such a fan of the British Office, and a complete lover of the Ricky Gervais Show (with Karl Pilkington), the first season of Extras was a bit of a disappointment to me. I don't want to spend this whole time unfairly comparing the two TV shows, but I'd say the big difference is that everyone could relate to The Office and while David Brent is a mostly unlikable cringe inducing man, the show was full of pathos and sympathy.
Extras is a harder nut to crack. Taking cues perhaps from Curb Your Enthusiasm (that probably took cues from the British office in the first place) this is one of those obnoxious men getting caught in spiraling misunderstandings things; And, like only the truly British can truly do, it is really, heart breakingly depressing as much or even more so than as it is funny.
Of course, season one though, before I go slagging it off (any one else start to think in British slang terms after watching lots of BBC?) did have the best guest appearance of all time when Patrick Stewart showed of his comedic chops playing himself as an excitable teenage like perv who's dream project is a movie about a guy who can tear of women's clothing with his mind. As he explains animatedly "They try to cover up, but it's too late, I've already seen everything". The show gradually grew on me and I entered the second series with a much more open mind.
There are lots of laughs this time around, where we find Gervais as actor Andy Millman no longer an extra but a bona fide TV star on a dismally crappy sitcom. The scenes of the show, called "When the Whistle Blows" are pitch perfect examples of mediocre, broad, lowest common denominator humor. The guest appearances, which aren't always the best part are well done with Daniel Radcliff and his unwrapped condom and Sir Ian McKellan and his hilarious theories on acting standing out. De Niro also gets the best line in the whole thing when he off screen asks "The woman from the pen?" (Watch it, you'll understand).
The best part though, aside from a bit of physical comedy involving an exploding bottle of sparkling water that completely caught me off guard and had me laughing until I couldn't breathe (and in fact, just thinking about it now gives me giggles in my tummy) is the almost freakishly tall Stephen Merchant as the ugly raincoat and maroon turtleneck wearing useless manager. The sweet and dim friend, Maggie Jacobs, played by Ashley Jensen is also extremely likable,?a much needed contrast to Millman's sometimes indefensible personality.
So, it's not The Office, but it's a tragicomedy worth watching, particularly in the sea of HBO's poor programming choices (have you actually seen True Blood??!!, My stars, it sucks).
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Best Dog Walkers in Broken Bow Estates of Port Orange, FL | Wag!
The community of Broken Bow Estates incorporates more than a neighborhood of large luxury homes. It is also home to the Spruce Creek Elementary School, large open field, and a large area of woods. The fields are off-limits, but people have created a selection of trails for you and your dog to explore. In the southeast corner of the area are several small lakes surrounded by trees for the two of you to visit.
Getting out of the community to those amenities you need the most such as grocery stores, department stores, and pet supply stores where you can buy your pup their favorite foods and treats is easy. A short trip north on Hensel Road to Taylor Road and then west to Dunlawton Avenue will take you to a vast array of big box stores, strip malls, and standalone stores. If you like to eat out, there are plenty of restaurants along the same road.
Broken Bow Estates is a luxury residential area filled with large homes sitting on vast yards in a very carefully maintained neighborhood. All the streets within the residential sector have sidewalks to walk on, but there aren't any shade trees to help keep the sun off your shoulders.
One of the things about living in an upscale community like this where the homes have such large yards is that it reduces the number of houses that can be built. In doing so, it also helps to reduce the amount of traffic you and your pup will be dealing with. However, you still have morning and evening rush hours to deal with. The only difference is that there is a much smaller number of cars here. Once rush hour has passed and the school buses are gone, you should be able to walk your pooch anywhere in the community without being bothered by traffic.
While the field next door might be fenced off to keep everyone out, the woods next to it have become a favorite place for dog walkers who want to get out of the sun for a few minutes. If you prefer to take your dog to a park, you're in luck. Five minutes to the west are the All Children's Park and the Seemore Memorial Dog Park.
The dog park is one of the more unusual parks in that there is a small section just for dogs with special needs. All sections have a watering station, poop bags, trash receptacles, and shady places for you to sit while your dog plays.
The children's park offers a pirate-themed playground for the younger kids and softball fields for the older ones. There are tennis courts, a small lake, and right across the street is Neighbors General Store where their homemade ice cream is as good today as has been for decades.


Greetings in the Lord's name Brent, welcome to Christians Like Me, good to have you with us. We are a group of Christians that fellowship together and share the good and the bad, joys and trials, of being a Christian. We have been blessed by God because we believe the literal sense of His divine word and we try to follow the leading of the Holy Spirit, we are God's people and CLM is God's site.. There are some great ways to get involved; in the BLOGS section, you will find a huge number of articles, here you can get a flavour of the site and add your own thoughts or blogs, should you so wish, or go into the FORUM where there are hundreds of live discussions open to you, discussion helps us learn. The GROUPS area contains many groups on a wide range of subjects, from hobbies to fun and to many more serious subjects. I look forward to reading more about you very soon. Hope you enjoy the site and have some fun with us; every blessing.
Hello, my Brother in Christ, Welcome to Christians Like Me, a web based community of committed Christians who come here to share their faith in Jesus Christ, support each other emotionally, Learn from each other, and have some fun! May I have you first review the top of the main Home page, where you will find a Newcomers Guide, which will help with navigating this large site. Next to that are some suggestions for getting involved here. Below that are some guidelines for using the site, and some simple rules to help us all get along here. Last, but not least, is a Paypal link where if you want to support the site, you can voluntarily and occasionally donate some money for it's server costs. Aside from these donations, the costs are completely covered by a very giving and generous webmaster, Cary Byrd. Lets help him out, if we can, here. I join all the other members here in praying you fit in well, and find a home here with all of us! And, remember, if you have a question or need anything, I'm here to help. Just send me a message! My Co-Administrator is Dr Derek Blake who's also always willing to help.
Hi everyone!! I'm Brent...45...married with 2 kids ...we live in a small town in Ontario Canada and i work as a truck driver.
I grew up in a Christian home went to a Baptist Church and accepted the Lord when I was a boat 13. I've had lots of ups and downs since then and currently I'm on a bit of a Down and in need of some encouragement.


Since recorded history began, trash handling has been done the same way. The formula went as followed: empty it whenever and wherever it's needed. Full, overflowing trashcans waited for someone to take care of it; passing the problem onto to the next person. You don't have to look far to see examples of over-flowing trash cans in restaurants, cafeterias, food courts, and restrooms. But you don't see it at high-end hotels, fine-dining restaurants, and world-class experience destinations like Disney World. These luxury places spared no details in their creation, especially when it comes to waste handling. Luckily, we provide a shortcut to success in managing trash.
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Snuggle with a book or pet.
then you must give to get.
This post was inspired by The Sunday Scribblings post #308 Modern.
You are right love is always there inside you waiting to burst out. Is it modern? Of courses it is, it's in fashion all the time!


Domain Time Server has the option of displaying a handy application (DTTray) in the Windows System Tray.
Note: The System Tray is a graphical function of Windows Explorer, so it is not available on Windows Server Core. This means the DTTray program is inaccessible on that version of the operating system.
DTTray gives you quick access to common tasks (such as manually triggering the machine to sync with its time source) as well as a quick way to launch Domain Time applications.
It also gives you visual and audible alerts to your current time sync status, traffic monitoring displays, drift analysis graphs, etc.
The DTTray applet loads into the System Tray automatically when you log in.
Double-clicking the system tray icon will pull up the Domain Time Server Control Panel applet. Right-clicking the icon will present you the full DTTray context menu. Only Domain Time applications currently installed will appear on the context menu.
Items installed or removed while the tray applet is loaded may not appear on the DTTray context menu until the user logs off or the system is restarted.
You can hide the system tray applet by clicking the Hide System Tray Icon item on the DTTray context menu itself.
You can show or hide the system tray applet by setting the "Show system tray Icon" checkbox on the Advanced property page of the Control Panel applet.
You can also set the value of the HKLM\Software\Greyware\Domain Time Server\Parameters\SystemTrayIcon registry key if you prefer.
Note: Each running instance of the icon holds a file lock on the tray icon executable. If you enable this feature, it will be necessary for all users (local and remote) to log off before performing an upgrade of Domain Time on this machine.
Use the context menu to trigger a sync and check for updates.
You can trigger the time service to synchronize with its time source by right-clicking system tray icon and choosing Synchronize Now from the context menu.
The DTTray Applet has a number of features that provide visual or audible feedback on the status of your clock synchronization.
While Domain Time is synchronizing the clock, the system tray icon will show a running clock icon. When the clock is successfully synchronized the icon will change to the standard Domain Time icon. You can turn off this feature by unchecking the option from the right-click context menu.
The Time of Day Chimes feature is a special function that plays sound files at particular times of the day (on-the-hour, and at 15, 30, 45 minutes past the hour) to emulate a chiming clock. You may download selected free chime packs from our site or create your own.
Your system must be configured with a sound card, drivers, and other hardware (such as speakers or headphones) necessary to play .WAV files.
Time of Day Chimes are played by the DTTray Applet, so you must be logged in and have the System Tray Applet installed and visible in the system tray if you want the Time of Day chimes to play.
You must have downloaded and installed at least one chime pack (see below).
Chimes are standard .WAV sound files played using the Windows Media subsystem. You can choose from free chime packs that we've prepared for you to download or you may create your own.
To install a chime pack, download the zip file and unzip the contents into your Media folder (usually C:\Windows\Media). There will be one text file (.txt) and one or more sound files (.wav) contained in the zip. The text file contains a description of the chime pack, and instructions for which sound file goes with which event. These instructions are used by the DTTray Applet when you chose a chime pack.
Important: The .txt file from the chime pack must be copied into the Media folder along with the .wav files. It must be present for the chime function to work.
After unzipping the files into your Media folder, right-click the Domain Time II system tray applet. Your newly-installed chime pack should show up by name under Time of Day chimes.
Chimes are fully configurable using the Windows Sounds Control Panel applet (called Sounds and Audio Devices on older versions of Windows).
To customize your chimepack, launch the Sounds (Sounds and Audio Devices) applet, then click the Sounds tab. Scroll down through the list until you see the Domain Time II sound scheme. Listed under Domain Time II, you'll see entries for "Every hour at 15 after," "Every hour at 30 after," and so on. You may associate any .WAV files you like with the various sound events.
The "Every hour tolling the hours" sound is played after any other chimes on the hour, and is played a number of times corresponding to the hour (using a 12-hour scheme). At one o'clock, it will play once, at two o'clock it will play twice, and so forth.
You can make your own chime pack by collecting the .WAV files you want to use and creating a text file for them. Download one of the chime packs from the list above and look at how the text file specifies the sounds. To have your own chimepack show up so you can select it from the System Tray Applet context menu, simply create a new text file with a .txt extension. The file should be in the same format as the sample chimepack, listing which .WAV plays for which event. Use a full or relative path before the filename if your .WAV files aren't located in the Media folder. You'll notice from the sample .txt files that you can create a very elaborate set of chimes played at various times and events. Feel free to experiment!
You may view the current time statistics on this machine by double-clicking the system tray icon, or by right-clicking the icon and choosing Client (and/or Server) Statistics from the menu.
Note that Domain Time II Server acts as both a time client and a time server, so there are two statistical displays available on Server.
In addition to detailed summary statistics, DTTray can show you a graphical representation of the accuracy of the clock on your machine sampled at the time it synchronized with its time source. You may scroll through the entire drift data to see how your clock has been performing over time.
You can also see the actual sync data in text format by clicking the button. This data can also be collected and analyzed centrally using Audit Server.


It stormed so hard last night. I'm not sure I've ever heard thunder quite like that. It sounded like bowling balls being dropped down stairs, it shook the house, the ground, the world.
And then it rained and I couldn't sleep because of my hips, my legs, and the power was off and this morning I'm awash in the anxiety.
I'm waiting for all my bones to quit hurting, too. Hasn't happened yet. At least they hold me together.
Hope by now the day has gotten better for you. Much love.
Not sleeping makes for a hard day afterward.
My anxiety would be off the charts after a night like that. Our power has went off so many times this summer that my stomach starts knotting up if one raindrop hits the ground. Oh well, just another thing to add to my worry list.
Hope you were able to get a good nap in !


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Coney Island beach boutique finds its way back
Coney Island beach boutique finds its way back | Crain's New York Business
Seven months after Hurricane Sandy, the Lola Star Boutique in Coney Island is back in business, to the relief of owner Lola Star, and the delight of customers who helped rebuild the shop.
Part of the reason it took seven months to reopen is because the 134-square-foot shop is located inside the Stillwell Avenue subway station, which was inundated with mud and grime from the storm surge.
"It was like opening up Pandora's box," Ms. Star said. "Every problem and complication that could arise did."
Ms. Star rents the space from the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. Before opening her shop in 2010, she spent four years negotiating the details with the transportation authority, hiring an engineer to draw the precise plan of the shop and getting it approved. Rebuilding the shop, she had to make sure it would look exactly the same.
She admits that she didn't prepare for the storm well enough. Expecting Sandy to hit her 600-square-foot shop on the boardwalk, she moved the entire inventory to Stillwell Avenue, a block from the ocean. To her surprise, Sandy didn't touch her shop on the boardwalk. Her shop at the subway station, however, was flooded. Ms. Star lost everything.
It cost her $100,000 to reopen: $25,000 to rebuild the shop, the same sum to purchase new inventory. She lost $50,000 in sales from being closed for seven months.
Despite the expense, time and worry, Ms. Star says Sandy has made her a better businesswoman.
"I'm pretty shocked by how naïve I was before this happened, she said. "The lesson was tough, but it made me rethink my business model and reinvent my business."
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