Vicky-Lee McIntyre is a New Zealand reality television personality and model. She has appeared on Celebrity Treasure Island, Miss Popularity, Hawaiian Xtreme Sports, and . She has also modeled for Playboy Magazine.
Personal Life
At age 19 gave birth to her first born son Cole (who is currently living with his father) he is now 8 years old. In 2006 at age 27 Vicky-Lee gave birth to a second son Axl-Jaymz, Axl is her first child with ex-partner Scotty Rocker.
Vicky and Scotty appeared together on TVNZ reality show Treasure Island:Couples At War in 2005.
Vicky broke up with Scotty a few months ago because they disagreed over her career. She has since been out on a few dates with a professional snowboarder and a professional skater.
Personal Life
At age 19 gave birth to her first born son Cole (who is currently living with his father) he is now 8 years old. In 2006 at age 27 Vicky-Lee gave birth to a second son Axl-Jaymz, Axl is her first child with ex-partner Scotty Rocker.
Vicky and Scotty appeared together on TVNZ reality show Treasure Island:Couples At War in 2005.
Vicky broke up with Scotty a few months ago because they disagreed over her career. She has since been out on a few dates with a professional snowboarder and a professional skater.
The following is a list of free computer programs for playing Go. Some are also free software.
Microsoft Windows
*19x19
**[http://www32.ocn.ne.jp/~yss/ Aya] Freeware program estimated at 7 kyu strength by the author.
**GNU Go Being part of the GNU project, its full source code is available under the GNU General Public License. Tends to be considered the stronger of the programs listed here, ranking between 8k-9k.
** An open source go playing program written in . Full source code is available under the GNU General Public License. Supports board sizes up to the GTP limit (1x1-25x25)
** A new open source Go playing program written in Java, and released under the Apache Software License version 2.0. The program is currently very weak, and development appears to have stalled.
** A binary (executable) trial version is provided free of charge. Source code seems not to be publicly available.
** Full 19x19 board with AI opponent. Free to download. Source not available.
** Different board sizes. Free download. No source available.
** Easy to install. Strong play. Board can be 9x9, 13x13, or 19x19. Strength of computer opponent is customizable. Handicaps and komi are selectable.
*13x13
** A binary (executable) is provided free of charge.
*9x9
** from the Nihon Ki-in.
** Freeware version of The Many Faces of Go.
**, winner of the 11th Computer Olympiad
*5x5 through 21x21
** front end for GNU Go specialized on ease of use and realistic 3D visualization.
*Free
** , freeware to explore Go on 3D board with many different topology (cube, sphere, cylinder, torus, Möbius strip, ecc.).
Mac OS X
*GNU Go See description above.
* See description above.
* See description above.
* Free graphical user interface that can be used to play against GNU Go or other human players across the internet or a local network.
*, a free software derivative with less functionality (only allows playing against GNU Go) is distributed under the GNU General Public License.
*, freeware to explore Go on 3D board with many different topology (cube, sphere, cylinder, torus, Möbius strip, ecc.).
Linux
*GNU Go See description above.
* See description above.
*Uligo
* See description above.
* Multi-function GUI for several board games, including Go. When playing Go, it relies on GNU Go or other [http://www.lysator.liu.se/~gunnar/gtp/ GTP] capable engines.
PalmOS
* Has AI opponent, but only plays in 9x9 or 13x13
*[http://www.lirmm.fr/~kiss/Go/ Go for PalmOS] Can play in 19x19. Requires Os 3.5 or Higher
* Requires color display
DOS
* Free 9x9 version. Commercial version can do 9x9, 13x13, and 19x19.
* DOS predecessor to Igowin. 9x9 only.
* Cut-down version of Bruce Wilcox's EGO. You can choose between 19x19 or 9x9 boards.
* Full 19x19 board with AI opponent. Free to download. Source not available. German language version only.
MIDlet
* Free open source (GPL) software for playing 2-player Go.
* Free open source (GPL) MIDlet for playing 2-player Go, viewing games and solving problems.
* Free open source SGF editor.
* A lot of features, including Joseki and IGS client.
* Free. 2-player. Problems.
* Free. Plays some weak moves.
Online/OS Independent
* Playable from any java-enabled browser. According to the author, Ruhai Zhou, it is currently not strong.
*JagoClient.
Microsoft Windows
*19x19
**[http://www32.ocn.ne.jp/~yss/ Aya] Freeware program estimated at 7 kyu strength by the author.
**GNU Go Being part of the GNU project, its full source code is available under the GNU General Public License. Tends to be considered the stronger of the programs listed here, ranking between 8k-9k.
** An open source go playing program written in . Full source code is available under the GNU General Public License. Supports board sizes up to the GTP limit (1x1-25x25)
** A new open source Go playing program written in Java, and released under the Apache Software License version 2.0. The program is currently very weak, and development appears to have stalled.
** A binary (executable) trial version is provided free of charge. Source code seems not to be publicly available.
** Full 19x19 board with AI opponent. Free to download. Source not available.
** Different board sizes. Free download. No source available.
** Easy to install. Strong play. Board can be 9x9, 13x13, or 19x19. Strength of computer opponent is customizable. Handicaps and komi are selectable.
*13x13
** A binary (executable) is provided free of charge.
*9x9
** from the Nihon Ki-in.
** Freeware version of The Many Faces of Go.
**, winner of the 11th Computer Olympiad
*5x5 through 21x21
** front end for GNU Go specialized on ease of use and realistic 3D visualization.
*Free
** , freeware to explore Go on 3D board with many different topology (cube, sphere, cylinder, torus, Möbius strip, ecc.).
Mac OS X
*GNU Go See description above.
* See description above.
* See description above.
* Free graphical user interface that can be used to play against GNU Go or other human players across the internet or a local network.
*, a free software derivative with less functionality (only allows playing against GNU Go) is distributed under the GNU General Public License.
*, freeware to explore Go on 3D board with many different topology (cube, sphere, cylinder, torus, Möbius strip, ecc.).
Linux
*GNU Go See description above.
* See description above.
*Uligo
* See description above.
* Multi-function GUI for several board games, including Go. When playing Go, it relies on GNU Go or other [http://www.lysator.liu.se/~gunnar/gtp/ GTP] capable engines.
PalmOS
* Has AI opponent, but only plays in 9x9 or 13x13
*[http://www.lirmm.fr/~kiss/Go/ Go for PalmOS] Can play in 19x19. Requires Os 3.5 or Higher
* Requires color display
DOS
* Free 9x9 version. Commercial version can do 9x9, 13x13, and 19x19.
* DOS predecessor to Igowin. 9x9 only.
* Cut-down version of Bruce Wilcox's EGO. You can choose between 19x19 or 9x9 boards.
* Full 19x19 board with AI opponent. Free to download. Source not available. German language version only.
MIDlet
* Free open source (GPL) software for playing 2-player Go.
* Free open source (GPL) MIDlet for playing 2-player Go, viewing games and solving problems.
* Free open source SGF editor.
* A lot of features, including Joseki and IGS client.
* Free. 2-player. Problems.
* Free. Plays some weak moves.
Online/OS Independent
* Playable from any java-enabled browser. According to the author, Ruhai Zhou, it is currently not strong.
*JagoClient.
"The Stop Sign" is the most recent episode of The Cleveland Curse. It occurred in Game 7 of the 2007 American League Championship Series between the Cleveland Indians and the Boston Red Sox on October 21, 2007. In the top of the seventh inning, Kenny Lofton was held up as he was rounding third base by coach Joel Skinner. Lofton would likely have scored and would have tied the game at 3, but instead Casey Blake grounded into an inning ending double play. The momentum shifted back to the Red Sox who would eventually go on to win the game 11-2.
Adele Augusta Ayer Gardner (July 2, 1867 – August 10, 1938) was the maternal grandmother of President Gerald Ford, who was raised at her home following his mother's marital breakup.
She was born in either Harvard, Illinois or Youngstown, Ohio to George Manney Ayer and Amy Gridley Butler. She married Levi Addison Gardner on October 23, 1884 in Harvard, Illinois. They had two daughters Dorothy Ayer Gardner and Tannisse Ayer Gardner.
Dorothy married Leslie Lynch King in 1912 and they moved into in Omaha, Nebraska to have their only child named Leslie Lynch King, Jr. on July 14, 1913. Sixteen days after the birth fearing abusive behavor by her husband, Dorothy fled Omaha with her child, the two staying initially with her sister Tannisse in Oak Park, Illinois before coming to live with the Gardners in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Levi died in Grand Rapids in 1916. A year later in 1917, Dorothy married Grand Rapids paint salesman Gerald Rudolff Ford. Her son Leslie, the future president, later took on the name of his stepfather. Adele died in Los Angeles, California in 1938.
She was born in either Harvard, Illinois or Youngstown, Ohio to George Manney Ayer and Amy Gridley Butler. She married Levi Addison Gardner on October 23, 1884 in Harvard, Illinois. They had two daughters Dorothy Ayer Gardner and Tannisse Ayer Gardner.
Dorothy married Leslie Lynch King in 1912 and they moved into in Omaha, Nebraska to have their only child named Leslie Lynch King, Jr. on July 14, 1913. Sixteen days after the birth fearing abusive behavor by her husband, Dorothy fled Omaha with her child, the two staying initially with her sister Tannisse in Oak Park, Illinois before coming to live with the Gardners in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Levi died in Grand Rapids in 1916. A year later in 1917, Dorothy married Grand Rapids paint salesman Gerald Rudolff Ford. Her son Leslie, the future president, later took on the name of his stepfather. Adele died in Los Angeles, California in 1938.