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I would still speak to a school administrator, particularly the principal. If you don't feel comfortable about reaching out, then I would simply get off of the team. You may enjoy the sport, but there's no point in playing if you can't enjoy it due to other factors involved.

Ah, okay. I understand what you meant now. Thanks for your response.

That is okay. Like I said, you do not need to apologize. One way or another, the memories will always be there. Whether it be from looking at the undeveloped footprints of the towers (which I believe should have been re-engineered and rebuilt in some form with an indoor memorial), to seeing the city skyline with only one WTC, and not two twins. I will be leaving this thread now, as I have posted all that I would like to share.

I'm sorry, but you seem to lack some background on the event, and the logic of your statement is not clear. I recommend not only to you, but also to others, to watch this video about the building's structure. I am also an engineer. Everything presented here is backed by engineering concepts that are learned by those in the field. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yo1WZ9g1IJ4 However, I strongly suggest reading my previous post, and for you, the viewer, to take a moment before you add another response.

There is no need for you to apologize. However, when I see these topics, I am forced to relive the memories of that day. They are painful, and they are, unfortunately, a part of my life. With all due respect, it is not the part of participating in a heated discussion that is my particular problem. It is rather that, I must relive the memories of that day every time I see these topics, and I would rather have these conspiracies closed. Instead of discussing what may have been, why continue to go back to looking at the same point in the past? It's like repeating history, still to no avail. As a collective, international community, I believe we should be able to move on from this event and the painful memories it brings, and look toward a brighter future. A future where, when we look back, we can take the time to give the lives of the heroic people the respect they deserve, as well as remember the two shining twins. Thank you.

Please don't open this topic.. As someone who grew up the first half of his childhood in the city, I find these kinds of topics offensive, as the towers and the people who died are a part of my home. People can think what they want, but the solid, indisputable proof is there that 9/11 was not an inside job. Regardless of what any individual might believe, 9/11 should be remembered as a time where many heroic men and women lost their lives, and New York City lost their two twins of the sky.

To disable the Trainer keys, open up the Trainer's Main Menu, then I believe you need to go into the first, Options selection. Navigate to the "Disable Keys" option in the Options menu and set it equal to False by hitting "Num 5"

The short answer is: Pretty much everything available. If something doesn't work, you will need to do some troubleshooting in order to solve the issue. It is likely that you won't encounter one out of the norm.

You don't know who the lead developer is...

While I do not know exactly what is causing the error, I can say with confidence that most ENBs in general, especially my own, should not cause your game to crash. It should be safe to install my ENB, if you wish. The bug most likely has to do with a compatibility issue, a missing C++ Visual Studio installation, or something else. Make sure that you backup any files that you are going to replace, in the case of an error.

...Or, you could go with mine with 40 FPS. Hehe... [insert advertisement here]

Sure! I do not have the mod myself, which is why I created the topic, but I have been in contact with the owner of hbxworks.com. The IV versions are available again, but EFLC is in-progress.