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Pakistan deeply saddened over loss of precious lives in Iraq ferry incident: FO
By . The Business	 On Mar 22, 2019
ISLAMABAD: The Foreign Office on Thursday said it was deeply saddened and grieved the loss of lives lost in the ferry incident in Iraq which killed at least 80 people.
"Government and people of Pakistan are deeply saddened and grieved on the tragic loss of precious lives, including women and children, in unfortunate capsizing of a ferry near Mosul, on the beginning of Nourooz celebrations," Foreign Office spokesperson Dr Muhammad Faisal said on Twitter.
He added, "We join bereaved families, people and government of Iraq in this hour of sorrow and grief. Our prayers are with them. May Almighty Allah bless the departed souls with highest places in Jannah and grant strength and fortitude to their families to bear this irreparable loss."
At least 80 people died on Thursday when an overloaded ferry carrying families on an outing sank in the Tigris river in Mosul in northern Iraq, with most of the casualties on the ferry being women and children who could not swim.
Head of Mosul's Civil Defence Authority Husam Khalil said the ferry had been loaded to several times its capacity. "It can normally carry 50 people. There were 250 on board before the incident," he said.
Five ferry workers were arrested after late on Thursday, security sources said. Rescue workers were still looking for missing passengers.
The boat was ferrying people to a man-made island used as a recreational area by families, according to one witness.
Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi ordered an inquiry into the accident and said on Twitter that those responsible would be held accountable.
Mobile phone footage showed the ferry sinking into the muddy water and people shouting for help. Among the dead were some 19 children and at least 52 women, medical sources said.
The accident took place to the north of the city, near a recreational area popular with families.
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Michael Kiwanuka has had, in his own words, an "incredible" couple of weeks.
He appeared alongside Red Hot Chili Peppers and Bjork on the final episode of the most recent series of Later…With Jools Holland on BBC Two.
This week he's been confirmed as one of the artists on the BBC's Sound Of 2012 list voted for by more than 180 music tastemakers.
The day we speak to him, he's about to perform on the same bill as Coldplay.
Not bad for a 23-year-old bloke with a guitar who only started writing songs three years ago.
Let's take it back a bit though.
Before he came to support Adele on tour this summer the Londoner, like many of his peers, began honing his craft by performing at any pub or bar open mic night which would have him.
Not all of the early gigs were a success.
"I've had loads of those where you play a song and after you finish the song people are just talking at the end of it," he smiles, thinking back.
"You don't hear anything except one clap.
"One clap is probably the worst because with no claps you can get on with the next one - one clap is pretty embarrassing."
After getting signed by Polydor - the home of the likes of 50 Cent and La Roux - he shared a stage with Adele this summer.
"It was the most nerve-racking thing in my life at the time," recalls Kiwanuka.
"It was good but odd as well. She's [Adele] very down to earth, very supportive, gave us loads of help - and champagne."
As summer came to a close the hype-machine started whirring and ending up with Kiwanuka performing on Later…With Jools Holland this autumn.
"To be around those musicians and artists was incredible," he says.
"Noel [Gallagher] was quite funny because he didn't know what I was doing there.
"At the beginning you have to do a photo with all the artists - I turned up late with my guitar. He was was like, 'What's your name?' It was quite funny.
To date he's released two EPs - another will follow in January and an album (titled Home Again) will be released in March.
It was written and recorded in the secluded surroundings of Paul Butler from The Bees' Isle Of Wight basement studio - an experience he described as "fantastic".
But while on tour with the global megastar it wasn't just Adele's champagne Michael got a taste for.
"Doing the tour with Adele was just a good taste of what it could be like to do well and be successful. It looks amazing," he laughs.
"People singing your songs back... lovely venues... different countries. I got a small taste of that and I wouldn't mind seeing that in real life for myself.
"I'd take half, a quarter… I'd love that, something close to that."


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Former NFL superstar Chad Johnson is just as confident as ever and believes that trash talking is great for fans, media and the game of football.
NFL Films producer Steve Trout knew Carson Palmer. Trout directed Hard Knocks in 2009, featuring Palmer and the Bengals.
He also directed the season of All or Nothing with Arizona in 2015. There was a trust there.
Palmer retired in a low-key announcement this past year. During the final seasons of his 15-year NFL career, Palmer vowed he would one day tell his side of the story that led to threatening retirement and ultimately being traded by the Bengals following the 2010 season.
When asked by reporters over the years, he never said when it would be, only that he would at some point.
When Trout pitched Palmer on working together on Palmer's version of A Football Life, which aired on Friday on NFL Network, he made sure to be clear with the 2003 No. 1 pick of the Bengals.
They didn't in that respect as Palmer opened up in the documentary, airing his take on why his frustration bubbled up so much from the aftermath of the 2005 season to the eventual end in January 2011.
Palmer details signing his mega-contract in 2005 under the impression the team would keep close friend Jon Kitna as his backup.
Then he recollects his confrontation with Mike Brown following the 2010 season.
Palmer's one line about Brown offers the crux of the standoff that left a black eye on his Bengals tenure.
The rest from there is history. In NFL years, ancient history. Palmer was traded for what turned into Dre Kirkpatrick and Giovani Bernard. The Bengals drafted Andy Dalton and A.J. Green. They made a run to five straight playoff appearances. Heck, they've since rebooted the roster a second time since all this went down.
All sides moved on. That's still the club's stance. There was no desire to engage the topic from the Bengals front office during the months of production for Palmer's story. Marvin Lewis, Chad Johnson, Terrell Owens and Frostee Rucker are among the former Bengals interviewed.
The rest of the documentary goes through Palmer's life and documents a player who preferred to keep his life private and had the undeniable respect of every former teammate interviewed. It also has the clip of Geno Atkins planting Palmer in his return to Cincinnati in 2012.
But Palmer's side of one of the most controversial turns in franchise history is officially on record.


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What Does the Word Saint Mean?
Who are the Real Saints?
The English word "saint" is a translation of the Greek word "HAGIOS." Meaning, "saint, or the set apart one." The Greek word translated "holy," is a form of this same word, HAGIOSUNE. And the Greek word translated "sanctification," is also a form of this word, HAGIAZO.
HAGIOS is usually used to refer to believers and is usually translated "saint." It is found 233 times in 221 verses in the New Testament. It actually means, "the set apart ones." This means that the believer in Jesus Christ is "set apart" for the greatest privileges and greatest opportunities that have ever existed for believers in all ages.
(1) We are "set apart" in the sense that we have the indwelling of all three members of the Godhead as of the moment we place our faith in Jesus Christ.
(2) We are "set apart" in the sense that we are members of the royal family of God through faith in Jesus Christ.
(3) We are "set apart" in the sense that we have all been designated royal priests as of the moment we placed our faith in Jesus Christ.
(4) We are "set apart" in the sense that we have been appointed ambassadors for Jesus Christ as of the moment we placed our faith in Him.
(5) We are "set apart" in the sense that we have been given the completed canon of Scripture whereby we have all the directives and plan of God in written form for the first time in history.
These are only a few of the privileges we receive as "the set apart ones" in the Church Age.
The Greek word HAGIAZO means "to be set apart," but in the New Testament it means much more than just setting apart. It means, "to place in a relation to God answering to His holiness." Therefore, it carries the connotation, "to be set apart for God." In other words, the worshiper of the God of the Bible partakes of the character of the God for whom he is set apart. This is positional sanctification, which is an act of God the Holy Spirit performed at the moment of salvation. I Corinthians 1:2, " To the church of God in Corinth, to those SANCTIFIED (HAGIAZO) in Christ Jesus and called to be holy (HAGIOS, saints") together with all those who call on the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, their Lord and ours:" I want you to notice "All those who call upon the name of the Lord" are saints. A saint is not someone whom the church leaders decide should be qualified. Sainthood is between the believer and God, and church leaders have nothing to do with it.
HAGIAZO also refers to the work of God the Holy Spirit in the believer after salvation in the experiential Christian life, by which He sets the believer apart for God in his living through the process of spiritual growth. But this process of "sanctification" or "being made holy," can only occur with the believer's permission. He must be positive to the teaching of the Word of God and must consistently place himself under its teaching. When he does that, God the Holy Spirit gradually "sanctifies" or gradually "sets him apart" in his life. I Thessalonians 5:23, "May God Himself, the God of peace, SANCTIFY (HAGIAZO) you through and through....." This refers to a process.
The word "saint" was used in the Old Testament to refer to Israel. In the Old Testament the Hebrew word used for saint is KADASH, which means, "To make or pronounce or observe as clean, either ceremonially or morally. To dedicate, to consecrate, to purify." Most of this was associated with the Mosaic Law or with some overt action of purification. But in the New Teatament the word "saint" is used to refer to the individual believer. Therefore, the word "saint," which designated the nation of Israel, now is used to designate the individual believer in Jesus Christ. In this dispensation we occupy a much higher position in the plan of God than ever before.
The word "saint" never indicates any personal worthiness. Being already "set apart" unto God in Christ as of the moment of faith in Him, all Christians are "saints" from the moment of their salvation. In other words, sainthood is not a future prospect, but a current possession of all who have accepted Christ as their personal Savior. Sainthood belongs to all those who believe in Jesus Christ. THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS!
No one is a "saint" because the church decrees it. No church, and no ecclesiastical organization has the power or authority to declare anyone a saint. Nor does any church or ecclesiastical organization have any power to remove sainthood from anyone.
Sainthood is the sovereign decision of God the Holy Spirit based on the individual's faith in Jesus Christ. Therefore, the Holy Spirit declares all those to be "saints," "Set apart for God," who have placed their faith in Christ as Savior.
Sainthood is not limited to certain individuals who have done great things for God. Sainthood belongs to all believers who have personally placed their faith in Jesus Christ. Some saints are great people, some saints are not so good, and some saints are a disgrace to God. But they are still saints. They are all "set apart for God."
Therefore, don't be misled by false teachers, and false religions who claim that they can make the decision to make someone a saint, or remove someone from sainthood. They are superimposing their authority over God's authority. When it comes to sainthood, it is a matter strictly between you and God. If you have placed your faith in Jesus Christ, then the Bible says that you are a saint. There is nothing else to do to qualify. Are you a saint? Have you placed your faith in Jesus Christ? If you have, then you are a saint. But if you haven't, then you are not a saint. In fact, you aren't even a child of God. So therefore, I challenge you today to "Believe in the Lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved...." and at the same time you will become a saint.
Copyright 1999 by Robert H. Kreger. All rights reserved. Anyone may reproduce this material and distribute it, but it may not be sold under any circumstances whatsoever without the author's written consent.


Public Employee Retirees Inc.'s Delaware County Chapter #36 will meet at 1:30 PM, Monday, February 4th at SourcePoint, 800 Cheshire Rd. Our speaker will be Elizabeth Zingale, Executive Director of the Delaware YMCA. She will discuss all the programs available to Delaware County residents at the "Y". Bonnie Mitchell, our District Representative, will swear in our President and Secretary for 2019-2021. She will also update us about what's happening at the PERI headquarters and OPERS. If you haven't paid your dues, Diane Orick, our Treasurer, will be collecting dues ($5 per year). For more information, call Bill Friend at 740-369-2802.
US 42 between Horseshoe Rd. and Shortcut Rd. MONDAY, FEB. 4: US 42 will close in both directions. Norfolk-Southern is working on overhead railroad bridge. Detour: US 42 to SR 229 to US 23 to US 42 or reverse. SUNDAY, FEB. 17: All lanes open. All work is weather dependent; it may be postponed or cancelled without prior notice.
Westerville, OH— The Vernon L. Pack Distinguished Lecture Series at Otterbein University is proud to welcome Winona LaDuke for a lecture, "Economics for the 7th Generation," at 7 p.m. and reception at 8:30 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 18, in the Fritsche Theatre at Cowan Hall, 30 S. Grove St., Westerville. The event is free and open to the public. Free tickets are available to the general public beginning Feb. 4 at the Cowan Hall box office. The box office is open from 12-4 p.m. Monday through Friday and can be reached at 614-823-1109.
Related events include: A public viewing of the movie "Rise: A Native American Documentary" from 6:30-8:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 13, in Riley Auditorium at the Battelle Fine Arts Center, 141 W. Park Street. Teach-in for the Planet from 3-4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 20, Location TBD.
Preservation Parks will present Little Adventurers: Winter, on Tuesday, Feb. 5, 10 a.m. at Deer Haven Park, 4183 Liberty Road, Delaware. This informal program will help your little one explore and become comfortable with nature. Bundle up as we discover what the winter season has to offer with hands-on activities and crafts. This program is free and for ages 0-5 with an adult.
DECORAH, Iowa –The Luther College Nordic Choir, one of the premier collegiate choral ensembles in the United States, will perform at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 4, at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, 5475 Brand Road, Dublin, Ohio, 43017.
The performance by the 80-member ensemble is open to the public with no charge for admission.
The program includes "Praise the Name of the Lord" by Sergei Rachmaninoff, "Pater Noster" by Jacob Handl, Psalm 50 by F. Melius Christiansen, as well as hymn arrangements, spirituals and the traditional Nordic Choir closing piece, "O Lord God" by Pavel Chesnokov.
The concert is part of Nordic Choir's 2019 Great Lakes tour. The choir tours annually, performing in churches of all denominations, schools and concert halls, including Lincoln Center in New York, the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. and the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles. Internationally, the ensemble has toured in Germany, Italy, England, Ireland, Scandinavia, the Caribbean, Mexico, Russia and Eastern Europe. In 2021, Nordic Choir will make its first tour to South Africa.
Ohio Wesleyan faculty recital featuring Jeremy Smith, trombone, 8 p.m. Feb. 5 in Jemison Auditorium inside Sanborn Hall, 23 Elizabeth St., Delaware. Admission is free. Learn more at www.owu.edu/music.
Please note the dates for February 2019 meeting of the Olentangy Board of Education and its committees: Board of Education Regular Meeting, Thursday, February 14, 2019 6:30 p.m., Berlin Room, Olentangy Administrative Offices, 7840 Graphics Way, Lewis Center; Board of Education Regular Meeting, Thursday, February 28, 2019 6:30 p.m., Berlin Room, Olentangy Administrative Offices, 7840 Graphics Way, Lewis Center; Facilities Committee Meeting: Wednesday, February 6, 2019, 6 p.m., The Overlook, Berlin High School, 3140 Berlin Station Road, Delaware; Facilities Planning Subcommittee Meeting, Wednesday, February 20, 2019, 5 p.m., Concord Room, Olentangy Administrative Offices, 7840 Graphics Way, Lewis Center; Local Professional Development Committee (LPDC) Meeting, Monday, February 25, 2019, 3:30 p.m., Liberty Room, Olentangy Administrative Offices, 7840 Graphics Way, Lewis Center.
Ohio Wesleyan alumnus Nicholas E. Calio, Class of 1975, president and chief executive officer of Airlines for America, discusses "A Perspective: Congress, the White House, and Business. Bipartisanship in Partisan Politics, 7 p.m. Feb. 6 in Room 301 of Merrick Hall, 65 S. Sandusky St., Delaware. During his career, Calio also worked as assistant to the president for legislative affairs for Presidents George W. Bush and George H.W. Bush. He also is the current vice chair of the OWU Board of Trustees. Calio's presentation is Ohio Wesleyan's 2019 Benjamin F. Marsh Lecture Series on Public Affairs sponsored by OWU's Department of Politics and Government and its Arneson Institute for Practical Politics and Public Affairs. Admission is free. Learn more at www.owu.edu/politics.
Preservation Parks will present an Owl Prowl on Friday, Feb. 8, 6:30 p.m., at Char-Mar Ridge Park, 7741 Lewis Center Road, Westerville. During this night hike, we'll discover that makes owls so unique and how they navigate in the darkness. This program is free and for ages 7 and older.
What should you do when you are bored and dreading the white frozen menace? Why, put on your cowboy boots and head to your Community Library for its annual winter reading club. Come join us this year for our Wild West, Winter Reading Club "Kick Off Your Boots and Read" throughout the month of February. You will be able to register online or in person at the Circulation Desk starting February 1st, 44 Burrer Drive, Sunbury. As soon as you register, you can start earning those amazing prizes! We look forward to rounding up some great books with you during the month of February!
The Community Library in Sunbury is pleased to announce, starting in January, the library will accept applications for passports. The service officially kicks off on January 8, 2019. Passport applications will be accepted by appointment only. Appointments will be available during regular library hours, Tuesday through Thursday and Saturdays. To request an appointment, call 740-965-3901 or email requests to passports@yourcl.org. The library will also offer passport photo services. More information about the passport process and traveling abroad can be found at https://travel.state.gov.
Friday evening programs at 8 p.m. Feb. 1, 8, 15, and 22 at Ohio Wesleyan's Perkins Observatory, 3199 Columbus Pike (U.S. 23), Delaware. Content varies based on sky conditions but may include a planetarium show, observatory tours, and stargazing with the 32-inch Schottland Telescope. Tickets are $10 in advance and $12 at the door. Reserve tickets by calling (740) 363-1257. Learn more at www.owu.edu/perkins.
Chris Kline, director of Butterfly Ridge Conservation Center, will join Preservation Parks to talk about which native Ohio plants are best for attracting butterflies. This presentation is part of the Columbus Wild Ones Speaker Series. The program will be held Saturday, Feb. 9, 10 a.m.-noon, at Shale Hollow Park, 6320 Artesian Run, Lewis Center. It is free and for ages 12 and older.
Westerville, OH— The George W. and Mildred K. White Science Lecture Series at Otterbein University will present a free public lecture by Dr. Richmond Sarpong at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 7, in the Battelle Fine Arts Center, 170 W. Park Street. He will discuss "A Life Shaped by Diseases and Medicines in Sub-Saharan Africa." The lecture will be preceded by a reception from 4-6 p.m. in the Science Center Atrium, located across the green from Battelle Fine Arts Center.
Sarpong is a professor of chemistry at the University of California – Berkeley. He was born in Ghana, raised and educated there and in Zambia and Botswana before landing at Macalester College in Minnesota, where he earned his bachelor's degree in chemistry in 1995. He earned his doctorate degree in organic chemistry at Princeton University in 2001, and was a UNCF-Pfizer Postdoctoral Fellow at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) from 2000-2004.
Have you ever wanted to keep honey bees just didn't know how to get started? The Knox County Beekeepers Association can help. They will be offering two classes this winter; Beginning Beekeeping 1 and Beginner Beekeeping 2. These classes will be held on February 9th and February 23th.
The Beginning Beekeeping 1 class provides all the information needed to get started: where to purchase bees and equipment, how to care for bees and keep them healthy. Instruction also will be given on what to look for when you are working your bees, basic biology and behaviors, bee health, pest problems and solutions and of course honey harvesting.
Come with your questions and curiosity. You are welcome to take both classes. It's a great opportunity to meet other beekeepers, learn and contribute to the conversation. Included in the registration fee of $55 is lunch, a copy of First Lessons in Beekeeping by Keith Delplane and one-year memberships to the Knox County Beekeepers Association and The Ohio State Beekeepers Association. Both classes will be held in Hunter Hall at 211 S Main Street, Mount Vernon, OH 43050. Preregistration is required. Visit our website at www.knoxbees.com to learn more about the classes and register online, for questions call Jeff Gabric 515-450-1359.
Bishop Backers Winter Community Day and Delaware Expo 2019 from Noon-4:30 p.m. Feb. 16, featuring children's activities from the Delaware Community Center YMCA; an opportunity to meet Ohio Wesleyan varsity athletes; a visit from Columbus Zoo and Aquarium animal ambassadors (2:15-3:15 p.m.); a chance to pet and adopt dogs from the Humane Society of Delaware County; an expo of area nonprofit organizations and businesses; free raffle drawings for a big-screen TV, gift cards, and other items; and an OWU men's and women's basketball double-header vs. Denison University. Admission to all activities is free with a canned food donation to benefit the Delaware County Hunger Alliance. Parking is free and available in all OWU lots. The expo runs from noon to 3:30 p.m. in Gordon Field House, 105 S. Sandusky St., Delaware. The women's basketball game tips off at 1 p.m. and the men's game at 3 p.m. in the adjacent Branch Rickey Arena. Learn more or register for an expo exhibitor's table at www.owu.edu/BishopBackers.
Gahanna, OH—The Otterbein University Department of Music will present a joint performance of the Otterbein University String Orchestra and Combined Choirs (Concert Choir, Women's Chorale, and Men's Chorus) at 7 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 17, at Peace Lutheran Church, 455 Clark State Road, Gahanna. This event is free and open to the public.
The centerpiece of the program is Haydn's Te Deum in C major Hob. XXIIIc:2 written for Maria Therese. Other pieces on the program are Across the Vast, Eternal Sky and The Ground by Ola Gjeilo, Paul Creston's Gregorian Chant, Things that Never Die by Lee Dengler, Georg Muffat's Sonata da Camera No. 5, and Kevin Memley's arrangement of Shenandoah.
More information about the Otterbein University Department of Music and its concert schedule can be found at http://www.otterbein.edu/music. For more information about this event, visit https://www.facebook.com/events/582251785552620/.
Historian and author Pete Kakel, Ph.D., discusses the origins, context, and content of the Holocaust when he presents "Hitler's 'Indian Wars' 7 p.m. Feb. 20 in the 'Wild East': The Holocaust as Colonial Genocide," in Benes Room B of OWU's Hamilton-Williams Campus Center, 40 Rowland Ave., Delaware. A 1969 Ohio Wesleyan alumnus, Kakel is a research historian and lecturer in modern history at the Johns Hopkins University Center for Liberal Arts. He is the author of "The American West and the Nazi East: A Comparative and Interpretive Perspective" and "The Holocaust as Colonial Genocide: Hitler's 'Indian Wars' in the 'Wild East.'" His presentation represents Ohio Wesleyan's 2019 Robert Kragalott Lecture on Genocide, Mass Atrocity, and Human Rights. Admission is free. Learn more at www.owu.edu/history.
Joe DeLoss, founder and head fryer of Columbus, Ohio-based Hot Chicken Takeover, discusses his company's business model, which seeks to provide supportive jobs to men and women who need a fair chance at work to overcome barriers such as homelessness or previous incarceration. His presentation will be a fireside-style chat moderated by 2006 OWU alumnus Dan Sharpe, vice president for community research and grants management for The Columbus Foundation. The chat will be held at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 21 in Benes Room B of the Hamilton-Williams Campus Center, 40 Rowland Ave., Delaware. It represents OWU's 2019 Heisler Business Ethics Lecture organized by The Woltemade Center for Economics, Business and Entrepreneurship. Admission is free. Learn more about the center and lecture series at www.owu.edu/woltemade.
"Just One Step," a twin bill of comedy and music at 8 p.m. Feb. 21-23 and 2 p.m. Feb. 24, 2019. Ohio Wesleyan's Departments of Music and Theatre & Dance present two acts exploring people on the verge of making big choices. This event will feature short comic plays by American playwright David Ives and music from "Songs for a New World" by American composer Jason Robert Brown. Directed by faculty members D. Glen Vanderbilt Jr., Jason Hiester, and Jennifer Whitehead, "Just One Step" will be performed in the Studio Theatre inside Ohio Wesleyan's Chappelear Drama Center, 45 Rowland Ave., Delaware. Tickets are $10 for general admission and $5 for senior citizens, Ohio Wesleyan employees, and non-OWU students. Admission is free for Ohio Wesleyan students with a valid university ID. To reserve tickets, call the box office at (740) 368-3855. For more information, visit www.owu.edu/music or www.owu.edu/TheatreAndDance.
The 15th Annual OWU Documentary Film Festival, featuring five short films created by Ohio Wesleyan students enrolled in the university's Ethnographic and Documentary Film and Filmmaking Class, 7 p.m. Feb. 22 in Benes Room B of Hamilton-Williams Campus Center, 40 Rowland Ave., Delaware. Brief discussions with the student-filmmakers will be held after the screenings. Some films contain adult language and content intended for mature audiences. This event is sponsored by the OWU Department of Sociology and Anthropology and the OWU Media Center. Admission is free. Learn more about the department at www.owu.edu/soan.
Kristen Radtke, M.F.A., reads and shows slides from her acclaimed graphic memoir, "Imagine Wanting Only This," 4 p.m. Feb. 26 in the Bayley Room of OWU's Beeghly Library, 43 Rowland Ave., Delaware. Of Radtke's 2017 book, Newsweek states: "The most beautiful graphic novel you'll read all year, Kristen Radtke's memoir is an absolutely stunning look at what it is to recover from grief, and is so haunting you'll be thinking about it for days after reading it." Learn more at http://kristenradtke.com. Her reading is part of the Ohio Wesleyan Department of English's Poets and Writers Series. Admission is free. Learn more at www.owu.edu/english.
Nobel Prize winner Jonathan T. Overpeck, Ph.D., presents "Global Climate Change, Water Security and Ecosystem Disruption: Higher Scientific Confidence than You Might Think," at 7 p.m. Feb. 27 in the Benes Rooms of Hamilton-Williams Campus Center, 40 Rowland Ave., Delaware. Overpeck is an interdisciplinary climate scientist and the Samuel A. Graham Dean of the School for Environment and Sustainability at the University of Michigan. He has published more than 210 works on climate and the environmental sciences and was a Working Group 1 coordinating lead author for the Nobel Prize-winning Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change 4th Assessment in 2007. Learn more about Overpeck at https://seas.umich.edu/research/faculty/jonathan_overpeck. His presentation represents Ohio Wesleyan's 30th Annual John Kennard Eddy Memorial Lecture on World Politics sponsored by the International Studies Program and the Department of Politics and Government. Admission is free. Learn more at www.owu.edu/internationalstudies.
Sunday, March 17, 3 p.m. Ohio Theatre, 39 E. State St., Columbus. Celebrate the 91st birthday of the Ohio Theatre with a free concert and singalong showcasing the Ohio's original "Mighty Morton" theatre pipe organ. CAPA featured organist Clark Wilson will replicate the audience singalong performed by former resident organist Roger Garrett on February 16, 1969, as part of the "final performance" at the Ohio Theatre. This will be followed by a concert from world-renowned organist Simon Gledhill featuring music from Broadway, Hollywood, and the Great American Songbook. Generous support provided by The Tom E. Dailey Foundation and Leo Klise.
Tragedy into Triumph, now in its 11th year, is a three-part experience that will connect the audience with three unique people who will share their personal stories of tragedy and how a common thread — God — helped them rise from the pits of despair to soar like an eagle.
• Monday, March 18 — Rifqa Bary will share her journey through fear and cancer and describe how she found strength in her faith. Bary made national headlines at the age of 16 when she left her family in Ohio after announcing she had converted from Islam to Christianity four years earlier.
• Tuesday, March 19 — Former Oklahoma Sooner and Seattle Seahawk Brian Bosworth will detail how drug addiction, defiance and demise nearly ruined his life. It was not until he found God that he found true success.
• Wednesday, March 20 — Siran Stacy was handed unimaginable tragedy when he lost his wife and four children when a drunk driver hit their vehicle. He credits God for the "victory" that resulted and for carrying him over the struggles of loss, confusion and depression. Stacy is a former University of Alabama and Philadelphia Eagles running back.
Rev. Wendell Brown, superintendent for the North Central Ohio District and founder of Tragedy into Triumph, believes in the power of testimonies and community worship as a means to either introduce people to God or reinvigorate one's faith through real life stories of transformation. He purposefully designed the experience to focus on the stories and leave "preaching" for the church service.
The event, which begins each night at 7 p.m., is free and open to the public. Doors of the R.R. Hodges Chapel/Auditorium open at 6 p.m.
The event is simulcast nationally to churches around the nation with a reach of over 100,000 people.
Westerville, OH— Otterbein University and Westerville Public Library are teaming up to present a lecture by Otterbein Associate Professor Richard Yntema, titled, "The Necessity and Threats of Alcohol: A History of Holland, " at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, March 27, in Meeting Room A at the library, 126 S. State Street.
Delve into the history of alcohol from excess to temperance through the lens of a city in Holland called Leiden. Between 1575 to 1920, explore the policies and strategies employed by the city to police the harms associated with alcohol while balancing the well-being of its citizens with the necessary profits of alcohol sales through taxes.
Yntema is an associate professor of early modern European history at Otterbein University and received his doctorate degree from the University of Chicago. His research focuses on the social and economic history of the pre-industrial era. He is specifically interested in the early development of capitalism in Holland, in guild regulation and industrial change, and in long-term changes in patterns of alcohol and food consumption. He was Fulbright Scholar in the Netherlands in 2010 and taught at Utrecht University.
2019 Community Expo & Job Fair!
"Gaps In Memory," featuring archival digital prints created by artist and Ohio Wesleyan alumna Barbara Jenkins, on view from Jan. 16-April 25 in the Mowry Alumni Gallery inside Mowry Hall, 16 Rowland Ave., Delaware. Jenkins, Class of 1972, works to break preconceptions by making linkages and disruptions between photographs in triptychs. Mowry Alumni Gallery hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday when the university's administrative offices are open. Learn more about Ohio Wesleyan's Ross Art Museum and its satellite galleries at www.owu.edu/ross.
Last Saturday of each month at Condit Presbyterian Church, 15102 Hartford Road, Sunbury – beginners welcome.
Due to the holiday, recycling and trash should be set out for collection on Friday evening for collection on Saturday beginning at 7 a.m. 2019 holidays impacting collection schedule: Memorial Day – Collection delayed until Saturday, June 1; Independence Day – Collection delayed until Saturday, July 6; Labor Day – Collection delayed until Saturday, September 7; Thanksgiving – Collection delayed until Saturday, November 30; Christmas Day – Collection delayed until Saturday, December 28.
Send information on your events to Gary Budzak via email: gbudzak@aimmediamidwest.com.


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// STD includes
#include <iostream>
#include <streambuf>
#include <string>

namespace
{

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// ctkStreamHandler

//
// See http://lists.trolltech.com/qt-interest/2005-06/thread00166-0.html
//

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
class ctkStreamHandler : public std::streambuf
{
public:
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  void setEnabled(bool value);

protected:
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}

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// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
class ctkErrorLogStreamMessageHandlerPrivate
{
public:
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};

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Biphasic pattern in the effect of severe measles infection; the difference between additive and multiplicative scale
Nhat Thanh Hoang Le, Nhan Thi Ho, Bryan Grenfell, Stephen Baker, Ronald B. Geskus
Princeton School of Public and International Affairs
Background: Infection with measles virus (MeV) causes immunosuppression and increased susceptibility to other infectious diseases. Only few studies reported a duration of immunosuppression, with varying results. We investigated the effect of immunosuppression on the incidence of hospital admissions for infectious diseases in Vietnamese children. Methods: We used retrospective data (2005 to 2015; N = 4419) from the two pediatric hospitals in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. We compared the age-specific incidence of hospital admission for infectious diseases before and after hospitalization for measles. We fitted a Poisson regression model that included gender, current age, and time since measles to obtain a multiplicative effect measure. Estimates were transformed to the additive scale. Results: We observed two phases in the incidence of hospital admission after measles. The first phase started with a fourfold increased rate of admissions during the first month after measles, dropping to a level quite comparable to children of the same age before measles. In the second phase, lasting until at least 6 years after measles, the admission rate decreased further, with values up to 20 times lower than in children of the same age before measles. However, on the additive scale the effect size in the second phase was much smaller than in the first phase. Conclusion: The first phase highlights the public health benefits of measles vaccination by preventing measles and immune amnesia. The beneficial second phase is interesting, but its strength strongly depends on the scale. It suggests a complicated interaction between MeV infection and the host immunity.
https://doi.org/10.1186/s12879-021-06930-x
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Le, N. T. H., Ho, N. T., Grenfell, B., Baker, S., & Geskus, R. B. (2021). Biphasic pattern in the effect of severe measles infection; the difference between additive and multiplicative scale. BMC Infectious Diseases, 21(1), [1249]. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12879-021-06930-x
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Anna Caulfield McKnight
A Prolific Career
Lantern Slides: An Historical Technique
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Mother India in Pictures
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The Caulfield family first made a name for itself in the United States with the arrival of John Caulfield, Anna's father. In 1857, at the age of nineteen he sailed from Ireland, and, after arriving in New York, made his way to Grand Rapids. There, the young Caulfield began his career as a grocery clerk for a major merchant, George W. Waterman. Caulfield would go on to run his own business, and in his retirement become a prominent real estate broker. He married Esther Egan in 1864 and they had seven children, making Anna one of five daughters and two sons. The Caulfields were also active in the Democratic party and devout members of the Catholic Church.
Caulfield Residence in Grand Rapids
Anna was born in 1873. Her family's reputation and upper-class standing afforded her the opportunities that led to her productive life as a lecturer, philanthropist, and world traveller. She was educated first at Sacred Heart Academy in Detroit and went on to pursue secondary education at the Harvard Annex (Radcliffe College) before taking off to study and travel throughout Europe in the early 1890s.
Remarkably for a woman of her time, Anna pursued the majority of her career and established her professional reputation independently. She travelled mostly by herself across Europe and the East to build her lantern slide collection. During this time, Anna fostered political connections in several countries. She met with the Pope in Rome, the French government named her a member of the Fine Arts Department for the 1900 Paris Exposition, and she was honored by several presidents. In 1897, President McKinley was so impressed by one of her early lectures that he personally invited her and her mother to spend an evening at his summer home in Lake Champlain.
McKnight with President Taft
While Anna's husband, William F. McKnight, was a successful lawyer with numerous political connections himself, none of this contributed to Anna's early career, as they were not married until 1907. Her charm and determination of character seem to have been the key to her early success. Her lectures were highly praised from the beginning. A reporter for The Catholic Sunday Union covered the lecture in front of President McKinley and wrote, "The lecture was indeed of itself, a matchless piece of oratorical elocutionary and educational work. This young girl is gifted with a voice of metallic clearness and of silvery sweetness, the voix d'or." Clearly, Anna had a propensity for public speaking. This, in combination with the fairly new practice of lectures illustrated by colored slides, must have impressed her audiences and gained her the respect she needed to be able to travel and have access to so many of the world's cultural treasures.
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El departamento francés de Vosgos (88) está emplazado al noreste de Francia. Recibe su nombre de la cadena montañosa de los Vosgos. Sus habitantes reciben, en francés, el nombre de vosgiens.

Historia

Los Vosgos fueron uno de los 83 departamentos creados el 4 de marzo de 1790, en aplicación de la ley del 22 de diciembre de 1789, por la cual se establecían las fronteras de los 83 primitivos departamentos. Abarca parte de los antiguos territorios de la provincia de Lorena y algunas ciudades de alrededor, aunque —tras la guerra franco-prusiana— perdió algunas ciudades, como Schirmeck, que pasaron a formar parte de la Alsacia-Lorena alemana y que, al ser recuperados esos territorios por Francia en 1919, se integraron en el departamento de Bajo Rin.

Geografía

El departamento de los Vosgos limita al norte con el departamento de Meurthe y Mosela; al noroeste, con el de Mosa; al noreste, con el Bajo Rin; al sur, con el Alto Saona y el Territorio de Belfort; al sureste, con el Alto Rin y al sudoeste, con el Alto Marne.
En su interior, se halla la Cordillera de los Vosgos.

Demografía

Nota a la tabla:
 El 18 de mayo de 1871, el cantón de Schirmeck y la mitad del cantón de Saales pasaron al Imperio alemán como parte de Alsacia-Lorena. Al recuperarse esta provincia por Francia estos territorios quedaron adscritos al Bajo Rin.

Las mayores ciudades son (datos del censo de 1999):
 Épinal: 35.794 habitantes, 62.504 en la aglomeración.
 Sant-Dié-des-Vosges: 22.569 habitantes, 29.443 en la aglomeración.
 Remiremont: 8.538 habitantes, 22.601 en la aglomeración.

Enlaces externos
Historia, demografía y otros datos de interés de Vosgos.

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Next Week on Xbox: New Games for September 25 – October 1
by Mike Nelson, Xbox Wire Editor • Sep 23, 2017 @ 9:00am
Welcome to another exciting edition of Next Week on Xbox! A slew of highly anticipated titles drop this week on Xbox One, all of which we can't wait to get our hands on. Forza Motorsport 7 Ultimate Edition, Cuphead, and FIFA 18 lead the way as well as ambitiously creative ID@Xbox games like Ruiner, Splasher, and Lightfield. Check out the full list of titles below and come back every Saturday for a look at the newest games coming soon to Xbox!
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Pinball FX3 is the biggest, most community focused pinball game ever created. Multiplayer matchups, user generated tournaments and league play create endless opportunity for pinball competition and its tables are backwards compatible with previous versions of the game!
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It looks like the randomizer breaks some loading zones.
Specifically it broke the south river village and leaves it in an endless loading loop.
Removing the mod let me into the zone. I saved at the crystal but the zone is still broken once I reinstall the mod. Tested with three different random seeds on Recommended settings.
Lol don't know if guns are just broken or I broke the game but started with a sirius 90AP wind element with Mud shot bullets 56AP water element on hit sap and im doing between 50-75k dmg on every enemy.
Glad you're enjoying it so far! I do like giving all the options as sometimes even I like to mix it up a bit.
And yeah, the attack power randomization is a little broken. It'll be improved once I put out the next update!
hmm yeah. quick hit/cast are definitely op. Since I'm going to add settings to adjust the chances of status effects, I could do the same for the augments. so quick hit/cast can be made very rare.
I watched a YT video on this mod(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ni3_YwejbZE).
There the guy got AOE basic attacks through this mod, which seems really interesting.
It seemed like AOE basics can only be applied on all NPCs at once. Party members, monsters etc.
My question being, is it possible to make a certain character have AOE Basics, example Basch only.
Then only a certain weapon class, example spears or poles?
Or only on a specific weapon, example being Excalibur?
As far as I know, that is not possible.
What is happening is the mod is changing the "Attack" ability's AoE, so everyone that uses "Attack" now does AoE.
Thanks for your answer. Thats what i expected.
I would also talk about one other small mod i tried to add on Uhlan.
Cause i like the job, its effective and strong, but kinda bland.
So i wanted to add Jump as an ability. Well the dream would be to get Uhlan to jump like those Green bar NPC Bangaa hunters , they even have spears iirc. You meet them near Rabanastre Desert areas or Giza Plains.
All i got working was the charge time and stuff. It looked like a spell casting animation, also had stomp effect on the enemy, but thats all. No damage or anything. No jump animation.
Im guessing that cause Jump is an enemy ability. It has only coded animations for enemy beast characters?
Not sure, would appriciate your say on this.
Can it be added like those Bangaas do it?
I would expect the actual jump animation to be tied to the enemy using it.
So I doubt you can make good looking Jump ability for the players.
"Due to conflicts, item descriptions were removed."
That makes this difficult...what do I do?
since items have not been modified, and if you are not familiar with FF12's items, look them up in a wiki.
Really liking the mod, and the level of customization it provides. One small issue though, is there any way to make NPCs unaffected by the growth/shrink formula for stats? Its causing some hilarious but unwanted results around towns.
Yeah the npcs being affected by the size change is unintended, but I kept it because it in since it shouldn't cause issues and I don't know how to check for it exactly.
If I can figure out how to not have this happen then Ill add it as an option. The size is a fun flag anyway!
But if it causing issues, then that's something else.
I tried the mod again with the latest version and encountered a game-breaking bug : my characters all start without equipment, and naked Vaan couldn't deal one point of damage to the rats. I don't have the seed right now since I'm at work, but I'll give it to you asap. The only thing I wanted, iirc, is that the starting equipment wouldn't be randomized so my characters don't start with op stuff.
I still managed to make it through thanks to Cheat Engine, with a 1-hit kill code. Speaking of Cheat Engine, I can't play without it because it gives you the option of always looting a certain category of items when opening a chest (you have these options : diamond armlet common item, diamond armlet rare item, no diamond armlet common item, and no diamond armlet rare item). So basically, to not feel screwed by RNG when I open a chest, I set this option to "no diamond armlet rare item" for most of the game, and change it to "diamond armlet rare item" in diamond armlet areas like the Cerrobi Steppe. My question : would it be possible to simply remove the chance for gil and to make it so you can only get one item in a chest, no matter your equipment / abilities (ie removing this common/rare item annoyance and the diamond armlet special ability) ?
yeah, once you can, send me the seed and flags and I can check it out. When I've had Vaan unarmed, it is possible to kill the rats. It just took a while before he starting dealing decent damage. But then again, maybe that's not possible for your seed/flags.
The reason I'm not making chests give 1 item is for farming purposes. The random chances slow down the farming method. If I could make all chests non-respawnable I would do this, but it's not possible, sorry.
Thanks for your reply, Bartz!
As for your reason for not making the chests give only 1 item, I understand. Though I'd argue that this is a single player game, and if someone goes out of his/her way to farm, why not let them?
I myself never farm, only opening each chest once, but I don't see the harm in leaving this option for people who want to use it. Isn't the point of this game to have fun, by yourself, in whatever way you want?
And by the way, even in your mod, if someone finds a Seitengrat in a chest and wants to get five more for all his team members, he can still do it anyways - the current configuration will just make him waste his time a bit more.
Oh, studiying the treasure list (awesome work, by the way!! :D), I just realized these options from Cheat Engine mess with the way you organized everything. Looks like the "no-diamond armlet" items are most of the time inferior to the "diamond armlet" items now, and that the rare diamond armlet item is also better than the common diamond armlet item most of the time. So the "Obtain better loot from chests" effect almost never gives worse loot anymore, huh.
I feel like a fool now, and you can safely dismiss my above post ^^ (and I'll say goodbye to Cheat Engine when I'm using your randomizer).
Keep up the awesome work, Bartz!
Sorry for the triple post, but I fear that you wouldn't see my post had I just edited it.
So I've been playing without cheat engine, and I still have a couple issues with treasure chests : their chance to spawn and their gil chance. If you have the ability and time, how about making them always spawn and eliminating their chance to give you gil?
My reason : when you know the game well, you know where chests spawn. And going there to find absolutely nothing is an awful experience. If you're OCD like me (and I'm sure most FF players), that just gives you the urge to leave and reenter the area a couple times until you manage to open the chest at least once.
- the "no diamond armlet common item (50%) : make them all drop an item, like Potions, Antidotes, Phoenix Downs, etc. They're never a waste, especially since it's sometimes hard to find them in shops.
- the "no diamond armlet rare item (50%) : make them give a piece of gear / a spell / a magick / technick.
- the "diamond armlet common item (90%) : make them give the same item as the "no diamond armlet rare item". Ie the same piece of gear, spell, technick as the one you'd get half the time if you don't have the "better loot in chests" ability.
- the "diamond armlet rare item (10%)" : make it give you some high-level stuff.
I think this idea, combined with the fact that chests would always appear and would give neither Gil nor gambits anymore, would be awesome and would make me definitely drop Cheat Engine. FFXII's chest system is indeed awful, but as long as we can't make chests non-respawnable, I think this is the best we could do. What do you think?
But yeah, treasures in the randomizer already work differently than normal.
It's already based on a "gil range" per level of treasure. So common 1 has the lowest, diamond rare has the highest worth.
This will be more clear in 1.5.0 of the randomizer, where the tiers are 2000, 12000, 30000, and 50000.
I did the buff the amount of gil that treasures give in the next version too, so it'll be worth something.
I also made most treasures have a spawn chance of 70%, which I think is reasonable.
Granted, there are now sliders in 1.5.0 where if the slider is at 100%, then the spawn chance is like rolling a 100-sided die to determine the spawn chance %.
But what's a randomizer without that feeling occasionally?
But again, the treasures in the randomizer work differently than normal, so I would recommend giving it another chance in 1.5.0 once it's out!
If more options are needed, I can add them, but I don't want to add too many as then it starts feeling like there's too many options for you, and it also makes it a bit harder making sure every combination of flags works as expected.
You're welcome, thanks for your reply Bartz!
Yeah, a spawn chance of 70% is great I think. Overall, I like all your changes and I'll definitely play 1.5.0 when it's out!
Oh, and did you have any luck with the monsters' stats & appearances randomization?
so 1.5.0 is coming out like very soon. within the next 10 minutes.
Enemy randomization covers stats, enemy size, and drops/steals/poaches and monograph/canopic jar stuff.
But yeah, hope you enjoy the new 1.5.0 version coming out!
I was wondering if a couple things were possible in the future.
First, would it be possible to save the location of the FileSizeTables folder so we don't have to select it each time?
Second, do you think it would be possible to perhaps allow users to use custom license board layouts but still be able to use all (or most) of the randomizer settings for the licenses and boards? Perhaps even an option not to randomize quickening/esper locations since those are often used as locks?
Yeah, I'll definitely make it so the program remembers the FileSizeTables location.
As for custom license board layouts, that can be done with using custom data instead of the default...but you would need to copy the default data and then overwrite the boards. Which isn't something most users can do. Basically, data packs/other mods can be used with the randomizer.
The closest option is to do what's mentioned above and not randomize the license boards, but randomize the licenses.
I'm hesitant to add options for literally everything as that not only makes it a bit confusing for players...but also makes it harder to make sure all the flags work together without breaking something or acting in odd ways.
I installed this mod, but I can't seem to start a new game. Amusingly, I get a GAME OVER right before the first FMV plays after starting a new game, and then the game blackscreens during Ondore's first monologue. If I load a save after that(during the Reks transition to Vaan), the game hangs on an infinite loading screen.
Any suggestions? Notably I wasn't able to install the mod via DrakLab(had to manually unpack/merge/repack), so that probably has something to do with it, but I'm looking for any suggestions.
Hmm...what error happens when trying to load the mod with draklab?
Also, there's a readme.txt file in the mod folder that's generated. What does that file say in it?
Running FF12Randomizer with Wine (64 bit): Program can't load the FileSizeTables(cross threading exception).
Running FF12Randomizer with Wine (32 bit): Everything seems to work properly. This is what I used to get my randomizer files.
Running DrakLab with Wine (64 bit) - Program can't load the VBF at all(cross threading exception).
Running DrakLab with Wine (32 bit) - Program loads the VBF and gets to the point of injecting mods, but it uses ffgriever's tool to do this, and the tool is 64 bit only, so the injection fails because Wine tries to run it in 32 bit mode.
Running ff12-vbf.exe with the -r argument with Wine (64 bit) - Program seems to run just fine, and it actually changes the SHA1 sum of the VBF file(indicating it did SOMETHING), but the randomizer is actually not implemented, and everything starts as if nothing was installed if I run TZA.
Running ff12-vbf.exe with the -r argument with Wine (32 bit) - Program fails to run, as it's not supported by 32 bit architecture.
My last option was using tek547's manual VBF unpacking/repacking tools. After unpacking, merging the randomizer's ps2data folder, and then repacking and running the game, at last there were changes - but that's the situation I find myself in today, with the above errors(cutscene crashes/hangs, GAME OVER).
Note that any issues I'm having are probably Wine's fault rather than the programmers'. This fiasco is just the result of working around those issues.
For info on the bazaars and treasures, check the documentation.html file!
Everything seems to be output properly from the randomizer(read: I checked the sha1 checksums and they differ between the vanilla files & randomized files). If I load a vanilla completed save using the randomized VBF, all the random changes show up just fine, there are just cutscene crashes when starting a new game.
What I'm going to try next is running the VBFTools in wine32 instead of wine64. I think I ran them in wine64 before and the bugginess of wine64 might be contributing to the issues somehow.
Update: I went through the unpacking/merge/repacking process running tek547's VBF tools in Wine32 instead of 64, using a different randomizer seed/data set, and reproduced the same issue I got in the OP. I'm not really sure what's going wrong. I'll try running FF12 Randomizer via Mono(natively, in other words - I feel like something's going wrong with the FileSizeTable, as the randomizer should not be messing with cutscenes at all), getting the random data from that, and trying again.
Also, one question: If I turn on "No Shops", can I still sell loot and obtain Bazaar items, or does that option disable Bazaar, too?
Update 2: FF12Randomizer gets stuck on the FileSizeTable input if I run natively via Mono - I'll press OK after selecting my FileSizeTable folder and it will prompt to select a folder again.
I can't really think of anything else to try. I'll see if I can use a friend's Windows install and apply the randomizer on there, to rule out any tool issues. Maybe Steam Proton(what i'm using to run the game) is the issue?
Update 3: Transferring the tools/VBF/filesizetables to a flash drive and trying it on a Windows PC makes DrakLab inject the mod properly! I transferred the VBF back to my install and it works perfectly, so that rules out any problems with Steam Proton.
Amusingly, my wake up call was Reks being stuck with Stone/Sleep as soon as I loaded the game up to the introduction. making it impossible to progress. Oops. Luckily I still had an autosave from after the intro, and Vaan thankfully rolled an Obelisk as his first weapon instead of some crazy statused-up item.
Thanks for all your hard work in making a randomizer. I'd like to get it to work natively on Linux, but something is just busted between the three different modding tools that makes it impossible. Too bad.
Sorry for the late reply. I've been a bit busy.
Glad you got it working! Good to know the programs don't work so well on linux.
I'll have to check these flags and seed out.
Ah, I changed my seed out when I was debugging the program. The seed I got a bugged Reks with is 1543893725, flags $cemrstu$ils$acefst$v$abce-an-m-an-s$a-emnw-b$is$r$aegl$t .
I'm loving my time so far! I just got out of Barheim Passage. The game started me with a Koga&Iga blade, and Bone of Byblos on both Balthier and Fran. Thats pretty ridiculous, but very funny. At first I didn't have any way of healing, so it was rather balanced, since I could one-shot everything, but was unable to heal, so ANY hits from an enemy were significant. When I got into Barheim Passage, I used a random number generator to choose who was getting which license boards, and I took away their OP weapons in favor of weaker ones. I can use my 99 ethers I grabbed to heal with Regen(My regen has a very high MP cost) or I can use a Gil>MP accessory instead. All of the armors I had early access to had auto-stop, auto-petrify, auto-confuse, or no-exp. Funny stuff. I do like my 7MP Darkra though lol.
The file says the 2nd board is forced to be accessible at all times, but how do I go about that? The option to take a 2nd board isn't on any of my licence boards currently.
The option to have randomized enemy stats would be icing on the cake for this.
So the second board licenses don't show up until after you beat Belias.
Enemy stats are something I'm slowly looking into as it's relatively complicated to the other data being randomized so far!
Weird...I assure you I didn't put any malware in.
Not to mention, nexusmods says the files are safe and were manually verified to be safe.
False positives are very frequent in these kinds of executables.


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House of Representatives Updated: 11/12/2007 1:35:44 PM
NSW DIVISION - THROSBY
Division Profile
Division Name THROSBY
Elected Member George, J (ALP) 2001-
Name Derivation Named after Dr Charles Throsby 1771-1828, a local pioneer who explored the area.
First Proclaimed / Election 1984
Area 485 sq. kms
Demographic Provincial
Pre-Election Seat Status Safe
Seat Status Safe
Enrolment 88,502
Turnout 95.92%
Informal 5.24%
Location Throsby covers an area of approximately 485 sq km and extends from Kiama Downs, Jamberoo and Barren Grounds in the south to Port Kembla, Kembla Grange and Dombarton in the north to the Pacific Ocean in the east, encompassing Port Kembla Harbour and BHP steel works. The main suburbs include Albion Park, Barrack Heights, Berkeley, Blackbutt, Cringila, Dapto, Kembla Grange, Lake Illawarra, Oak Flats, Port Kembla, Shellharbour, Warilla, Warrawong, Horsley and Shell Cove.
Products and Industry Steel works, mining, engineering, light and heavy manufacturing, transport, tourism, construction, transport, dairy farming and retail industries.
George, J (ALP) 2001-
Hollis, C (ALP) 1984-2001
Please Note: the division profile displayed above was at the time of the election. Please consult the AEC website for the most current division profile.
This screen shows the profile of each division. On this screen you will find...
the divisional name derivation
Member elected at the election
the year the division was first proclaimed
area and location description of the division
products/industries of the area
the demographic rating of the division as at the election
seat status following the election
the number of electors eligible to vote on election day for the division
turnout and informality rates from the election
Members for the division.
Inner metropolitan: located in a capital city and comprising well-established, built-up suburbs.
Outer metropolitan: located in capital cities and containing areas of more recent urban expansion.
Provincial: divisions with a majority of enrolment in major provincial cities.
Rural: divisions without a majority of enrolment in major provincial cities.
Where a winning party receives less than 56% of the vote, the seat is classified as 'marginal', 56-60% is classified as 'fairly safe' and more than 60% is considered 'safe'.
The turnout figure provided in the results screens is based on eligible electors and is calculated as the number of votes counted as a percentage of the election enrolment.


Economy is in trouble, people are loosing jobs, not able to pay their bills… Default on credit cards seems to be the only solution for a cash-strapped household.
So, you stopped paying the bills and after couple of months the credit card company has sold your debt to XYZ collection agency. You thought it was a nightmare when Credit Card Company called you 12 times a day starting from 7:30 AM and ending at 9:30 pm.
Get ready for a Collection Agency. Some of those companies really misbehave on the market and treat people not in human way at all. (After all – they are artificial body – corporation, so they Collection Agencies don't really care about living human beings).
So, Uncle Sam one day decided to shut up some of them and the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act was enacted regulating Collection Agencies within United States of America. Let's begin.
If you are involved with any collection agency you need to download and read the FDCPA ( Fair Debt Collection Practices Act) , and pay attention to the part about verifying the debt.
You have 30 days from receipt of their letter to dispute the debt...fortunately, they almost never send them out CERTIFIED/RETURN RECEIPT....greedy corporations.
MAKE SURE YOU DON'T BLOW THE 30 DAY DISPUTE WINDOW...WHEN you dispute the debt, you put them on notice that you dispute part, or all of the ALLEGED DEBT. Which is true, because they are jacking you with interest, legal fees, handling their sack fees, etc. So you're disputing that until they prove their case.
When you send the dispute letter, YOU'RE going to send it back REGISTERED, RETURN RECEIPT...aren't YOU?? YES, You Are!
Read the FDCPA thoroughly. Read their letter over and make sure you understand what they are saying...and make sure their is no pending action in any court for them to get a DEFAULT judgment against you.
REMEMBER WHAT I SAID EARLIER....NO VERIFICATION...NO ORIGINAL...NO DEBT?? HOW THEY ARE THEY GOING TO GET YOU INTO COURT IF THEY CAN'T VERIFY THE DEBT?
…they "bought" "evidence of debt", not the real thing unless they hold the original document and the original signature. This almost never happens.
It's a short read and spells out pretty clearly what the responsibilities of third party debt collectors are.
1) Within 30 days of receipt of notification, a consumer may challenge the validity of the debt in question.
2) Once challenged, the debt must be proved before any further debt collection activities take place. That means no more dunning letters, harassing phone calls, threats, intimidation, coercion, etc. etc.
3) If you're an attorney, you can tell me the two acceptable elements that will VALIDATE a debt. If you don't know, you should find out before questioning those that do know.
4) One of those elements, an ORIGINAL signed document is almost NEVER available due to the FRAUDULENT nature of the US banking system, the FED and the attorneys that run the debt collection racket.
5) When you checkmate the process with the 30 day notification, they can't do anything. Unless they can validate...and they can't.
SO they will send bogus "validations" or try to get the hapless victim in court to SELF VALIDATE. Between the two approaches, 99% of victims are sucked into the impellers of justice and relieved of their few remaining FRN's.
Gives you an idea of their ethics in that they don't even hesitate to mess over their own kind. Like a shark will eat another injured shark...except the debt collection attorneys are actually roaches. YEAH, ROACHES in that they wallow in their own excrement and feed off the suffering of others.
I hope you found this information helpful. Please read pdf acrobat if not full, then "VALIDATION of DEBT" Article, so you know your rights.
When they call you from the collection agency, pick up the phone and tell them that if they are trying to collect debt, please send me in writing who is trying to collect debt and amount of debt.
After you receive the notice that is where your 30 day window starts to respond with the letter in Books Section.
Update : 03/01/2011. I have been sued by 2 credit card companies and Homeowners Association. I lost 8 townhouses that I used to rent out. So, it looks like these bankers do not follow the law in the midst of the great recession/depression. I did not go to court for any summons that I was served with. I hired bankruptcy attorney ( $900). He pulled my credit report, stopped all lawsuits - and wipe out ALL my debt except for student loan. I go to hearing in April 2011, just a formality (bankruptcy hearing).
This article is not a legal advice. You should obtain one if needed.
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