SARATOGA SPRINGS — MaryClare Pikus, a senior at Saratoga Central Catholic, is a star on the volleyball court. She has been playing volleyball for the last six years. “The season is going great! Everyone on the team is working really hard and giving it their all, every single game,” Pikus said. Pikus’ sister was also a volleyball player and watching her play inspired her to give it a try. “My older sister played volleyball in high school and I watched almost every game when I was younger. Watching her and her team work hard together made me want to play volleyball myself, and I did as soon as I could in seventh grade,” Pikus explained.
Aside from volleyball, she also played softball for six years and stopped last season. Teamwork makes the dream work and Pikus is inspired and in awe of her team. “We all get along so well and it makes the experience so much fun.
Playing volleyball with my team is like playing with a group of my close friends. I am going to miss it very much,” she said.
While Coach Maria Izzo has high praise for Pikus, she has high praise for her beloved coach as well. “Coach Izzo is a great coach.
She always knows what to say and when to say it. She can pick us back up when we begin to fall down in games and tells us exactly what we need to hear,” Pikus complimented. She credits her dad as her biggest supporter. “He always comes to my matches, even if they are a long distance away. He always makes me feel better when I don’t play my best during tough matches,” she said.
Pikus has big dreams for the next ten years. “I hope to be a neuroscientist and work on research to help those with memory issues and other diseases affecting the brain,” she stated. To see Pikus and the Spa Catholic Saints in action, check out our Sports at a Glance page for upcoming matches. COURT Timothy A. Martin, 40, of Ballston Spa, was sentenced Dec. 6 to 2 to 4 years in state prison, after pleading to felony burglary.
Bellon, 25, of Porter Corners, pleaded Dec. 6 to criminal possession, and criminal sale of a controlled substance, in Malta. Sentencing scheduled Jan. Luciano, 32, of Galway, and Shane A. Nadolny, 41, of Ballston Spa, each pleaded Dec.
5 to robbery in the first-degree, admitting that they forcibly stole money from a man in Saratoga Springs on July 9, 2018. Sentencing is scheduled Jan. Robinson, 23. TOWN OF BALLSTON 7 Currie Court, $135,000. Anne Dunbar (by Exec) sold property to John Welch.
650 Goode St., $280,000. Jean Walsh (as Trustee) sold property to Andrew Travaly and Carla Welch. 9 America Way, $416,294.
Briarwood Brooks Development LLC sold property to Michael and Deborah Caschera. 80 McLean St., $307,500. Eric and Danica Andersen sold property to Thad and Andrea Smith.
151 Lake Hill Rd., $340,000. David and Tara DeLuke sold property to Michael Hazard. 335 Schauber Rd., $712,000.
Frank and Denise Volpe sold property to Peter and Tammy Kalker. MALTA 30 Cooper Ridge Dr., $487,002. Abele Builders sold.
Since there isn't a dedicated or stickied snow leopard thread i'm tossing this here. I took some of the mini apps i built for 10.4/10.5 and rebuilt them for 10.6, and added a few more that wouldn't work on tiger/leopard if anybody is interested. So far the list includes: Browser - No frills uber basic webkit browser Facebook - (mobile web version) HookTubeX - Internet video streamer ShoutCastX - Internet radio via shoutcast SoundCloud - (mobile web version) Twitter - (mobile web version) YewTube - TonVid / YouTube viewer Downloads are here: Cheers. I setup up a build machine and successfully built the latest Pale Moon 27.8.2 web browser.
It works with 64 bit machines and was tested on 10.6, 10.8 and 10.11. Now i've been trying to build a 32 bit version for core solo machines with no success.
Anybody have any pointers on how to build for 32 bit? I know i have to pass the flags for i386 (vs x8664), but even when i do that it proceeds to build the 64 bit version. Any tips would be appreciated, as i think 32 bit snow leopard users deserve a current web browser. Download 64 bit version: Cheers.
I setup up a build machine and successfully built the latest Pale Moon 27.8.2 web browser. It works with 64 bit machines and was tested on 10.6, 10.8 and 10.11. Now i've been trying to build a 32 bit version for core solo machines with no success. Anybody have any pointers on how to build for 32 bit?
I know i have to pass the flags for i386 (vs x8664), but even when i do that it proceeds to build the 64 bit version. Any tips would be appreciated, as i think 32 bit snow leopard users deserve a current web browser. Download 64 bit version: Cheers. I setup up a build machine and successfully built the latest Pale Moon 27.8.2 web browser. It works with 64 bit machines and was tested on 10.6, 10.8 and 10.11.
Now i've been trying to build a 32 bit version for core solo machines with no success. Anybody have any pointers on how to build for 32 bit? I know i have to pass the flags for i386 (vs x8664), but even when i do that it proceeds to build the 64 bit version. Any tips would be appreciated, as i think 32 bit snow leopard users deserve a current web browser. Download 64 bit version: Cheers. I setup up a build machine and successfully built the latest Pale Moon 27.8.2 web browser. It works with 64 bit machines and was tested on 10.6, 10.8 and 10.11.
Now i've been trying to build a 32 bit version for core solo machines with no success. Anybody have any pointers on how to build for 32 bit? I know i have to pass the flags for i386 (vs x8664), but even when i do that it proceeds to build the 64 bit version.
Any tips would be appreciated, as i think 32 bit snow leopard users deserve a current web browser. Download 64 bit version: Cheers.
I'll try to remember off the top of my head. Requires 10.7 Lion minimum to build. Will fail on 10.6 due to missing frameworks in the 10.6 SDK. Install xcode, command line tools and macports Then you'll need these: sudo port -v install autoconf213 python27 libidl ccache yasm clang-3.7 (gcc might work, but i use clang) Download Pale Moon source: Extract source archive somewhere convenient. Add a sane.mozconfig (i'll attach mine to this post.
You'll need to change the optimize flag or remove it) From the source directory type:./mach build If it builds (takes about 1 hour) test it with:./mach run Now package it:./mach package The built package will be in /objx86blahblah/dist Rename package from palemoon-27.9.2.xxx.dmg to newmoon-27.9.2.xxx.dmg as per their request if you distribute.