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The Vita gets some more JRPG love, but with a remarkable twist.
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Helldivers is a persistent online universe rich in combat but low on story.
Screamride is good, destructive fun in spite of some frustrating limits on creation.
Oblitus is a entertaining and challenging 2D roguelike inspired by Dark Souls, with only a few issues marring its success.
Strong dystopian storytelling powers this fascinating and fresh take on the stealth genre.
Hand of Fate blends various elements of role-playing games and card games into a single, satisfying romp.
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Aaru's Awakening is gorgeous to behold and a chore to play.
Grow Home combines experimental animation and beautiful world-building to create something unique.
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Even the most committed retro RPGer should pass on the appalling Legend of Candlewind.
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What The Cyprus Crisis Means For Investors
There is also the "Draghi Put," or the belief that ECB President Mario Draghi will live up to his word to do "whatever it takes" to keep the euro intact. This, more than anything, has been what has stabilized the Eurozone over the past nine months.
And finally, don't underestimate the effects of "crisis fatigue." After three years of crisis, these sorts of headlines simply don't have the ability to move the market like they used to.
Things could still get very ugly very fast in Europe if the feared contagion finally does happen. But for now, it looks as though this too shall pass.
Cyprus may choose to leave the Eurozone before this is over or may well become a Russian client state; anything is possible at this point. But I don't see any of these outcomes changing the direction of events. The Eurozone will undergo deeper integration. With or without Cyprus, the rest of the Eurozone will sink or swim together.
This makes things a little awkward for non-Eurozone EU members like the UK, Sweden and Demark. But even as the cumbersome, confusing mess it is, the Eurozone will muddle through. How are we to invest in this environment? I'm using any sell-offs to accumulate shares of some of Europe's finest companies. One in particular I like at current prices is Spanish telecom giant Telefonica (NYSE:TEF). Telefonica is quietly paying down its debts, and I expect the company to reinstate its dividend within the next 1-2 years. In the meantime, I believe it's an excellent way to gain exposure to the growing markets of Latin America, where it obtains more than half its revenues. Image: LaRezistance The investments discussed are held in client accounts as of February 28, 2013. These investments may or may not be currently held in client accounts. The reader should not assume that any investments identified were or will be profitable or that any investment recommendations or investment decisions we make in the future will be profitable.Covestor Ltd. is a registered investment advisor. Covestor licenses investment strategies from its Model Managers to establish investment models. The commentary here is provided as general and impersonal information and should not be construed as recommendations or advice. Information from Model Managers and third-party sources deemed to be reliable but not guaranteed. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Transaction histories for Covestor models available upon request. Additional important disclosures available at http://site.covestor.com/help/disclosures. For information about Covestor and its services, go to http://covestor.com or contact Covestor Client Services at (866) 825-3005, x703.
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I sit on the board of a quasi-public corporation that looks after the maritime assets of a small New England seaport. One of our corporate responsibilties is to provide harbormaster services to the town. Our Harbormaster has recently come under some criticism by some town officials for not issuing enough citations -- he's issued one or two "moving violation" citations in the harbor in the last five years. He says his enforcement philosophy is to work with boaters, to educate them on the wisdom of doing the right thing and only to use legal sanctions when he has to tell you twice. The police chief thinks he's a whimp and should be busting more people for the marine equivalent of traffic violations.
Three questions for the gathered nautical cognosenti:
1/ Have you ever been cited (ticketed) while boating? How many times in how many years on the water?
2/ How many boaters do you know who have been cited (ticketed) by a harbormaster or harbor police?
3/ What's your reaction when you hear about a harbor where the rules of the road are strictly enforced? Is this the kind of place you want to visit because you know you'll be safe? or the kind of place you'll avoid for fear of a guy with a glock and a flak jacket driving 250 HP of flashing blue lights?
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Puffing we head on and up in Brienz, while ascending in a second climb from Sörenberg. On the south side with steam since 1892, and aboard large cabins on the mountain railway from the north.
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Charles Town falls to defending champion Waynesboro in finals
SHENANDOAH JUNCTION – Charles Town Cannons manager Brett Fuller has been selected Valley Baseball League Manager of the Year, as voted on by league directors.
Fuller, who also serves as team president of the local nonprofit summer collegiate league franchise, led the Cannons to a deciding Game 3 in the championship series last week against the defending champion Waynesboro Generals.
The Generals repeated as VBL champions with a 7-6 come-from-behind victory in the bottom of the ninth inning Aug. 6 in Waynesboro, Va. The Cannons had led by as much as 5-0 early on.
Waynesboro won the opening game of the championship series 11-1, but Charles Town forced a Game 3 with an 8-0 victory in Game 2 at Sager Field at Jefferson High School.
Charles Town finished the regular season 23-19 and earned the No. 5 seed in the eight-team playoffs.
The Cannons defeated the Staunton Braves 2-1 in a best-of-three series in the quarterfinals.
Charles Town swept the Strasburg Express with consecutive victories in the semifinals to earn a berth in the Lineweaver Cup championship series.
The Cannons just completed their second season in the 11-team VBL, a 44-game regular season summer league consisting of college players from around the country. The Valley Baseball League is sanctioned by the NCAA and sponsored in part by Major League Baseball.
Fuller and his father, Don, purchased the former Luray Wranglers franchise in 2012 and moved the team to Charles Town to begin play last year.
The Cannons are the only team from West Virginia in the league.
The VBL Manager of the Year Award is named after Maynard "Mo" Weber, a former head baseball coach at William and Mary and a longtime assistant coach and staple with the New Market Rebels of the VBL.
The Maynard "Mo" Weber Manager of the Year Award was established in 2008. Weber retired in 2011 after 65 years coaching baseball. His No. 1 jersey with the Rebels has been retired.
"Coach Weber epitomized sportsmanship, integrity and class for many seasons," Fuller said. "I am humbled by this award and a sincere thank you to my fellow coaches and peers for this prestigious honor."
In a news release issued by the Charles Town Cannons, Fuller acknowledged several people associated with the success of the second-year franchise.
"Our players make an award like this possible," Fuller said. "The sacrifices made by these young men to compete in the VBL are many: the traveling, daily grind and physical toll are immense. The 2014 roster was built by general manager Mike Smith, who is most deserving of this award. Coach Smith spent countless hours researching players and formulating a winning combination, making my job filling out a line-up card a difficult task as we had so many meriting playing time."
Fuller acknowledged appreciation for his assistant coaches Doug Walker and Ridge Fuller. He also addressed his fellow VBL competitors.
"I value your friendship and have learned to become a better coach by competing against each of you," he said. "In addition, I am grateful for the guidance of Kay and Boyd Snyder, who have provided a blueprint on how to run a franchise. And finally, I am grateful to my mom and dad, who enabled me to pursue my dream of bringing Valley League Baseball to the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia."


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Hibs to bide time over Stack return
Stack has been struggling with a bulging disc in his back since the end of November and has been forced to take injections to counteract the problem. Hughes signed Graeme Smith this month, meaning Stack faces a three-way battle alongside Yves Ma-Kalambay for the goalkeeping jersey. Hughes said in the Edinburgh Evening News: "Stacky should be back in training in the next day or two, it's not a problem any more. "We have done everything that has been required and hopefully we won't have any more problems. He's a fit guy anyway and really looks after himself, although he's maybe not been able to do as much as he would have liked because of the nature of the injury. "If he's back with the rest of the boys then it shouldn't take too long to get him back up to speed. He's been out for a while and we need him to get his sharpness back, so this weekend might be a bit early for him."
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Elite Promotions in association with DeCubas Inc. has put together another exciting night of championship boxing. On July 20th, ESPN Friday night Fights, fight fans will be in store for one of the best matched heavyweight fights ever to take place in Florida. The electricity surrounding this fight have heated up as Elieser Castillo 29-5-2 and Fres Oquendo 27-4 face off for the WBO Latin American Heavyweight Title.. The winner will be back in the mix and in route for a World Title shot. Each fighter promises to stop the other. Even the promoters of each fighter are squaring off as Jeff Gibson, Castillo's promoter, issues a public wager to Luis DeCubas, Oquendo's promoter; the promoter of the losing fighter has to shave his head! We still have to hear if DeCubas accepts the wager. The co-feature offers just as much excitement; Promter Jeff Gibson predicts a knockout to be inevitable as Eromosele Albert 20-1 squares off against Daniel "The Hatian Sensation" Edouard 18-1-2 for ten rounds of action. "Neither fighter gives an inch, both possess knockout power, and each fighter will throw punches nonstop, said Gibson. So someone has to go before ten rounds or we're going to have the fight of the year on our hands." Two jr. middleweights in route for a world title shot, and neither have plans of allowing anyone to hold them back! Recently added to the card is a blockbuster sellout of it's own, as two local hot up and coming fighters accept the challenge; Ed Paredes 12-1 takes on Antoine Smith 4-1 in a welterweight matchup that promises to take second stage to neither the main event or the co-main! Why is this show selling out so fast? Other than being an ESPN Friday Night series it is packet with talent, as well as hosting the "ELITE KNOCKOUT GIRLS" 2008 Calendar Contest. The Mahi Shrine Temple in Miami will be a packed house on july 20th. Doors open at 7:00pm First fight at 8:00pm Tickets: $1600 Table / $1000 Table / $500 Table / $60 Ringside / $30 General Admission $20 Pre-Sale For Tickets Call: 561.629.6212 or 305.444.4077 WEIGH-IN: 5:00pm Thursday July 19th at Havana 1900, 8th street in Miami ELIESER CASTILLO VS/12 FRES OQUENDO WBO LATIN AMERICAN HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE EROMOSELE ALBERT VS/10 DANIEL EDOUARD Jr. Middleweight ED PAREDES VS/6 ANTOINE SMITH Welterweight ERIC SWIGER VS/4 TRACY WILLIAMS Heavyweight ELLIOT ALVARADO VS/4 RON HILL Welterweight CARLOS VELASQUEZ VS/4 RICARDO BLACKMON Featherweight MARIO GALAN VS/4 TBA Lightweight JUAN NAZARIO VS/4 TBA Lightweight JUAN VELASQUEZ VS/4 JOSE ORTIZ Jr. Featherweight
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A majority of the Supreme Court rejected the argument that Arizona's law was preempted, relying on a specific exception in the Immigration and Nationality Act that permits state governments to regulate employment verification through licensing. Adopting a broad definition of licensing, the opinion emphasized that federal government determinations regarding an employee's authorization to work control liability under Arizona's law.
While conceding that the Immigration and Nationality Act precludes the Secretary of Homeland Security from mandating participation in E-Verify by employers other than the federal government, the majority found that this restriction does not impact the states' ability to do the same thing. Chief Justice Roberts noted that, in the face of a challenge to a 2008 Executive Order mandating the use of E-Verify by federal government contractors, the Justice Department had used Arizona's E-Verify mandate to justify the government's position that only the Secretary is prohibited from requiring E-Verify compliance. The majority opinion does not address the many good reasons—including pervasive system errors and high implementation costs—that Congress opted to make E-Verify voluntary.
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NYU terrorism class asks students to plot terrorist attack
What do you think? Is the NY Post providing their readers with coverage on a truly controversial topic or are they doing a disservice through sensationalistic journalism?
I see it as both because I'm conflicted on my thoughts on this project.
Controversial portion of my thoughts: It seems so odd to me to be having people plan a terrorist attack for a project because who knows who is taking this class? Anyone can fall off the deep end and think any of these projects is a great idea.
Sensationalist: The other part of me thinks that the project is a great idea. What better way to plan for potential attacks then to think like an attacker?
I also think sensationalism as it is NY Post and playing on the emotions of 9/11 still.
It is a truly contraversial topic. I think it's insane to have the assignment in the first place but to pretend like an Oxford graduate should be teaching this class in New York is beyond that! Hypothetical Scenario on every page my big fat white butt. That'll help. Stupid idiot.
I am conflicted too.
I'm pretty sure any terrorist that would be successful would be very very smart, and would have thought of anything these students could think of without help.
And if the students are going into a career in that line, it is a good way to help them to think like a terrorist so they can catch them someday.
I really think the newspaper is just looking for a fit to throw over something to sell their papers. It doesn't seem that out of line to write the paper imo.
I think they could have easily modified this assignment to make it acceptable by having them write about a terrorist attack that might occur and the steps they could take to prevent it.
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I never consider a difference of opinion in politics, in religion, in philosopy, as a cause for withdrawing from a friend. --Thomas Jefferson
I have no faith in any so-called news source that uses phrases such as, "He was blasted to hell in Yemen last year," and, "the Port Authority saw 37 cops vanish in the rubble." They are sensationalizing to sell papers, nothing else. This actually sounds like a great course for graduate-level candidates studying counter-terrorism. How is one supposed to prevent terrorism unless you can think like a terrorist? Before 9/11 no one ever thought of hijacking an airliner to use as a guided missile; now we have armored cockpit doors and you can't take blades onto an airplane. Imagine if someone had thought about this in a similar class 13 or 14 years ago? 3,000 people might still be alive and the WTC might still be standing.
We watched "Catch Me If You Can" a couple of weeks ago (great film BTW!) about a teenager named Frank Abagnale who, in a couple of years in the 1960s, wrote $2.5 million in bad checks and flew all over the world pretending to be a PanAm pilot. After he got caught, he started working for the federal government catching other check forgers; he's credited with creating many of the safety measures in today's checks as well as some of the things in U.S. currency that makes it harder for counterfeiters to duplicate. Sometimes to catch a thief you have to think like a thief. Or be a reformed thief.
70% of the U.S. population now lives in a state where same-sex marriage is legal. At 36 and counting!
A little OT but has anyone else been watching Homeland on Showtime? I think it is a great series.
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text: Cuddy is awakened out of bed by the persistent ringing of her doorbell, which is seriously annoying. Even the doorbell that plays "Dixieland" is less annoying than that buzzer. Cuddy checks the peephole, as if she doesn't know who's ringing her doorbell in the middle of the night. Of course, it's House. She lets him in, and he tells her that Patrick has Takayasu syndrome, an autoimmune disease that's most prevalent in Asian women. In fact, 90% of cases are Asian women. Way to get a girly Asian disease, Patrick. Go play with your Tamagotchi. Cuddy says that's managed with steroids, so she's assuming House is here for a different reason. House goes on: Patrick also has seizures, which could stay controlled with the anti-seizure medicine, or could be stopped entirely with a hemispherectomy. That means removing the right half of Patrick's brain. "It would be irresponsible to remove the left," House adds. Maybe, but it would be hilarious! Cuddy doesn't understand how removing half a brain could improve a patient's brain function, so House illustrates his point by saying, much to Cuddy's amusement, that it's like he's the super-hot and charming left side of Patrick's brain, while Cuddy is the old and damaged right side. They go to a bar, and instead of "scoring hot babes," House is stuck wiping drool off of Cuddy's chin. I think a guy going through a mid-life crisis and thinking of leaving his dowdy wife for someone young and fit wrote this episode. Cuddy seems to see House's point, and asks him what Patrick's dad wants to do. House hasn't asked him yet. Cuddy tells him to go do that, but first: "House, I am so sorry," she starts, against her better judgment. "I'm here if you need me." "I need you," House tells Cuddy, with a fake needy expression. Cuddy smiles and hugs him. House grabs her ass: "One small feel for man. One giant ass for mankind." I believe that quote was supposed to be "one small feel for a man," House. Way to screw that one up, Neil Armstrong. And speaking of strong arms, House is still grabbing Cuddy's ass. Because he's dying and stuff, Cuddy just smiles and lets him. "Good luck in Boston," she says, and turns to go back to bed. House tries his luck and follows her. Without even turning around, Cuddy tells him to "call the Make-a-Wish foundation." Ha! The House/Cameron kiss may have been hot, but House/Cuddy have so much chemistry. That being said, I don't want House to end up with either of them. They both deserve better. Yes, even Cameron.


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Apr 28, 2013; Milwaukee, WI, USA; Milwaukee Bucks guard Monta Ellis (11) drives for a reverse layup as Miami Heat forward Chris Andersen (11) defends during the third quarter of game four of the first round of the 2013 NBA playoffs at the BMO Harris Bradley Center. Miami won 88-77. (Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports)
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Responsive Design websites are becoming a trend of the web. Thanks to them you don't need to switch from the desktop version to the mobile one anymore, have you already seen some of them? Do you know how to create one? The solution is just a few clicks away.
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The game that crushed Rafael Nadal
NEW YORK -- There were 38 games in Monday's U.S. Open final between Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic. But only one of them -- the third game of the second set -- defined the ongoing battle between the world's No. 1 and No. 2 players.
For the second straight set, Nadal ran off to a 2-0 lead. He had subsequently lost the remaining six games of the first set, but he could not afford to be broken here. Nadal trailed love-30 and 30-40, but forced two Djokovic forehand errors and brought it to deuce -- for the first of eight times, as it turned out.
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It was an extremely high level of tennis, featuring some furious rallies that used all of the court, one of them requiring 27 strokes. Toward the end, both players looked exhausted.
On the 21st point, Nadal -- sweat steadily dripping off his nose -- went for a little too much on a second serve and double-faulted. He challenged the call, perhaps to catch his breath. Replays showed it was long by a few millimeters.
Nadal is one of the game's great gentlemen, but for the second time he exchanged heated words in Spanish with chair umpire Carlos Ramos. Finally, on the sixth break opportunity for Djokovic, Rafa was looking at a very makeable overhead to conclude another fantastic over-and-back, up-and-down point. Somehow, Nadal blew the smash.
A weary Djokovic did not exult; he spread out his arms and -- true feelings seemingly revealed at this emotional moment -- raised the index finger of his right hand.
After the 17-minute session, the Serb went on to win four straight games and, eventually, the second set.
Djokovic went on to win the epic match, 6-2, 6-4, 6-7 (3), 6-1 and take his first U.S. Open title.
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Even in the heat of that third-set moment, it seemed clear: That game crushed Nadal's soul.
Afterward, Nadal was recounting his numerous chances in the final -- the 2-0 start he enjoyed in the first and second sets, the momentum he carried from the third into the fourth -- when he stopped and grimaced.
"That very, very long game," he said. "I had a mistake with the smash. That's tennis."
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• Djokovic beats Nadal to win U.S. Open
• Howard: Rafa good, Djoker better
• Garber: Djoker backs up No. 1 ranking
• Garber: The game that crushed Nadal
• Bodo: Djokovic, Stosur did it their way
• Serena Williams fined $2,000 for outburst
• Howard: Right call on Serena's fine
• SportsNation: Fine fit the crime?
• Grantland: Phillips on Federer-Djokovic
• Grantland: Baker on U.S. Open
• Chris Evert on Serena Williams' fine
• Highlight: Djokovic wins U.S. Open
• Analysis: Dominant Novak Djokovic
• Winners and losers from U.S. Open
Day 14
• Garber: Serena loses cool, then match
• Bernstein: Match of life for Stosur
• espnW: Final step in Serena's comeback
• McManus: Time is now to appreciate Serena
• Howard: The growing aura of Novak Djokovic
• Hot Button: Who will win the men's final?
• Digital Serve: What can Stosur do?
• Open Update: Djoker and Rafa at it again
• End of the Roger Federer era?
• Analysis: What happened to Serena?
• Highlight: Stosur beats Serena
• What do we make of the outburst?
Day 13
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• Garber: That Serena can pack a punch
• Garber: Federer, again, can't close the deal
• McManus: Rafa gets much-needed day off
• espnW: Don't discount Stosur
• Analysis: What happened to Federer?
• Highlight: Stunning comeback by Djoker
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• Howard: For Djokovic, mind over matter
• Garber: Nadal foils Roddick's final four hopes
• McManus: Disappointed Izzy falls to Murray
• Timeline: Serena's Grand Slam career
• Garber: Players remember events of Sept. 11
• Howard: The last normal Sunday in NYC
• espnW: The anticipated showdown
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• David Foster Wallace's classic Federer profile.
• Nadal crushes Roddick in three
• Murray thwarts Isner
• Digital Serve: Men's semifinal preview
• Women's semifinal preview
• Michelle Obama visits the U.S. Open
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• Recaps: Men | Women
• Garber: Federer beats elements, then Tsonga
• Bernstein: Woz sets up showdown with Serena
• Howard: Players ace USTA over schedule shift
• McManus: Andy Roddick revisits his roots
• Bernstein: Serena raises level when it counts
• Garber: Happier days for Nadal, Murray
• Roddick-Ferrer moves to tiny Court 13
• Howard: The tangled web atop men's tennis
• Bernstein: Teenage dreams deferred
• Tandon: Why tennis and fashion mix
• Player safety debate
• Nadal, Murray on to quarters
• Serena sails into semifinals
• Roddick upset with court
• Schedule irritates Nadal
• Djokovic beats countryman
• Digital Serve: How will Rafa, Murray fare?
• Who will win Woz versus Serena?
• Johnette Howard on weather delays
• Federer beats down Tsonga
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• Garber: Players prepare for a daunting grind
• Garber: Perilous conditions stirs controversy
• Howard: Fed deficit? Not in confidence
• Bernstein: Wozniacki stays positive
• Vote: Who has the best wet-court game?
• Kerber, Pennetta vying for spot in semis
• Roddick on unplayable conditions
• Nadal not happy with courts
• Serena tired of waiting
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Day 8
• Recaps: Men | Women
• espnW: Wozniacki shows fight
• Garber: Thought-free Tsonga consumes Fish
• Garber: The physical hardships of Nadal
• Garber: Djokovic survives early scare
• espnW: Serena making it look too easy
• MacGregor: Fed's grace amid the volatility
• Serena takes care of Ivanovic
• Djokovic moves on to quarterfinals
• Tsonga beats Fish in five
• Digital Serve: Day 9 preview
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btw what language are u guys translating from? its japanese to english rite??
"Trouble never ends, the only thing that will end is you" - W
btw what language are u guys translating from? its japanese to english rite??
"Trouble never ends, the only thing that will end is you" - W
Another great chapter I wonder if Agito is really planning on giving up his life just to beat the Bohemeth. On an unrelated topic does anyone know where you can get direct downloads of the recent anime episodes because I am only up to episode 7.
lol chill miyagiCE, maybe he's asking for the japanese RAWS... but if u r asking for the english subbed one, then i will be taking miyagiCE's side lol...Originally Posted by kidistight
"Knowing the world will end in the next moment, whatever will you do?" - W
Thanx a lot for the update & uploading chap 63 ^^
Thank you now does anyone know where I can get the RAWS (since certain people want to whine about it) so that I can watch them, since I have already seen the manga chapters I can just watch them until they are SUBBED.Originally Posted by whatever181
lol...ur fault for not making it clear...anyway for ur needs...try http://www.tokyotosho.com/
hey miyagiCE, just wondering...if u r translating from jap to english, then how come u r thinking about the guy who could translate from korean?
"Just when you thought its all over..." - W
hai lat./.....
when is ikki goin to do "that" move
WHy on eart do people do shit to their bodies, say no to drugs and to School Rumble.
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Here's what readers say about my book "You're Not Crazy" :
Before talking about Narcissistic Personality Disorder in detail, I need to explain what a Personality Disorder is.
There are many technical explanations which you will be able to find, but at its simplest, somebody with a Personality Disorder is someone whose brain is somehow wired differently from the rest of us, and so they act in ways which are abnormal and dysfunctional by the standards of most humans.
The American Psychiatric Association describes a personality disorder like this:
The DSM V (i.e.the fifth edition of the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders) defines Narcissistic Personality Disorder as a personality disorder.
And the way Narcissistic Personality Disorder causes people to act abnormally and dysfunctionally is explored in the rest of this website, but suffice it to say for now that it makes them believe they're better than everyone else (perfect, in fact) and to treat others as commodities rather than people, who only exist to meet their needs and to serve them.
It's not vanity, as many people think, although vanity can certainly be a component. But vanity is a symptom - one among many - rather than the essence of narcissistic personality disorder.
Narcissists are NOT insane. They are sane, and fully aware of what they do, and also are probably aware that society does not approve of these actions. But they don't care. They think the rules do not apply to them.
NPD was only recognised since 1980. And it seems to be very little known - most people have never heard of it. This means that victims of Narcissists, both Daughters of Narcissistic Mothers and other victims such as spouses of Narcissists, can be living a nightmare without ever realising what's going on. And also even when they do realise what's going on, none of their circle can understand and they get told, "But she's your mother!" This can leave us DONMs feeling so isolated.
You can read about the Definition of Narcissistic Personality Disorder here, and the traits of Narcissists here. Here's their characteristics - how the traits make them act. And there's amazing information about how narcissists behave in Drew Keys' book Narcissists Exposed, which is available as part of the Narcissistic Parents Survival Kit - highly recommended.
There is also a spectrum to Narcissistic Personality Disorder, and you might be able to identify where on it your mother is situated. I also invite you to read my page on what causes NPD - short answer is that it's possibly genetic, and then what the consensus is about treating Narcissistic Personality Disorder.
You will also need to know about Narcissistic Supply and Narcissistic Rage - if you're the Daughter of a Narcissistic Mother, you've no doubt experienced the second when you didn't do enough of the first.
And very importantly, you'll need to know how to recognise a narcissist, and once you've done that, how to deal with that same narcissist.
Nobody knows exactly what the incidence is. Narcissists rarely present for therapy. And of course, it's a spectrum disorder which makes it more difficult to know. But the estimates are between 0.6% and 1.0%.
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This is a transcript of The Axway Podcast of the same name.
PONEMON: We find that about 80 percent of our respondents, therefore almost all of our respondents, see the need to secure documents, especially documents containing intellectual property. The company secret sauces. Business information, for example, that in the wrong hands could be a big problem. Respondents in our study consider the loss of intellectual property to be by far the most negative consequence of insecure file-sharing tools. Even though it's a big problem, and it's viewed as a big problem, it seems to happen regularly. That's another finding of this study.
ANNOUNCER: From Phoenix, Arizona, this is The Axway Podcast. Here's your host, Mike Pallagi.
PALLAGI: In January 2014, The Ponemon Institute — an institute dedicated to advancing responsible information and privacy management practices in business and government — presented the findings of "Achieving Security in Workplace File Sharing," a study that focused on the practice of public cloud file sharing in the workplace, threats to corporate information, and the features most desirable in achieving security in the sharing of files and documents. Next week on November 18th, Dr. Larry Ponemon, chairman and founder of the institute, will join Dave Butcher, Axway's Senior Director of Managed File Transfer Solutions, for a candid webinar about the study. So to give our readers and listeners a little preview of the webinar, I caught up with Dr. Ponemon and asked him some questions. First, what did the study find?
PONEMON: What we find in our study is data breaches involving company data, stored in a public cloud environment, are likely to go undetected. This is a big problem for companies, as well as for regulators. Only 11 percent of our respondents say they would be very likely to know if sensitive or confidential information was even lost or stolen as a result of a data breach. So one way of looking at that is that 89 percent, if my math is correct, basically would be not necessarily likely, or maybe unlikely, to know whether or not data was lost or stolen as a result of a data breach. As it would happen, obviously, in a public cloud environment, I think that's where the most risk is.
PALLAGI: What about employee use of file-sharing tools?
PONEMON: This is a very important issue, obviously. In an organization where you have hundreds, if not thousands, of employees running around doing their job, what we basically find is that employees' decisions to use certain file-sharing tools — including cloud-based tools and, as I mentioned before, may be insecure — are made without guidance or oversight from the organization. Only 50 percent of our respondents say their organizations have a policy that informs them about approved file-sharing tools. In other words, about half even have a policy, an acceptable use policy.
PALLAGI: Of those who do have a policy, what do they say about the state of their policy enforcement?
PONEMON: So if you do the math, it's like half don't have a policy, but those that do, almost half, 48 percent, say that policy is not enforced. And if a policy is not enforced, it means the policy is not really a policy. We also find that 69 percent of our respondents are not likely to know whether employees are even using unapproved and risky file-sharing tools. Even if you have a policy, and even if the policy is not enforced or enforced, there's a very high percentage of companies that acknowledge the fact that they don't have the wherewithal to know whether an employee is doing something…not nefarious. Again, good people make mistakes. We say good people do stupid things in the workplace, and it seems to happen a lot in the file-sharing arena.
PALLAGI: Popular cloud sharing services have created problems for IT departments and their organizations for a while now. What were the survey's findings on that issue?
PONEMON: About half of respondents, in our study, in fact exactly 48 percent, believe that popular cloud-sharing services are, quite frankly, not suitable for business use. But they would worry less about the security of confidential documents in these insecure environments if the data's encrypted. Especially if it's encrypted and the encryption keys are in their control rather than in the hands of the cloud provider, and storage was segregated, not shared with other tenants, unlike, for example, servers or at the rack level. If we were able to control the physical storage location and have encryption with key management in the hands of the company, that would go a long way in reducing the concern that people have. But still, it doesn't solve the problem completely.
PALLAGI: Here's what Dr. Ponemon had to say about corporate culture as a security challenge.
PONEMON: Corporate culture, in almost all of our Ponemon studies, is a barrier to achieving security in the workplace. And it's true in the security of workplace file-sharing applications. Fifty-eight percent of respondents say their organizations place more importance on employees' productivity than they do on security of corporate data. Not to say that corporate data, or the security of corporate data, is not important. But it's really about employee productivity and enabling them to do all of the cool things that they want to do in the workplace. With the tools that they like, usually. So, with that being said, many of our respondents believe that the use of file-sharing tools increase worker productivity and efficiency. So it's the yin and yang: on the one hand, we want people to be mindful of security issues, but we want them to do it in ways that do not diminish their productivity and, quite frankly, that can be a problem.
PALLAGI: To minimize the risk, Dr. Ponemon suggests that one solution that would work for many companies would be to provide an approved file-sharing tool.
PONEMON: In fact, 62 percent of our respondents believe providing an approved file-sharing tool would reduce employee use of public cloud. If we have a tool that basically has the same functionality as our favorite file-sharing tools that operate in a public cloud environment, I think a lot of people would recognize the fact that these in-house tools should be used first and foremost. And it would probably reduce demand for basically going outside the organization's perimeter and choosing tools that are, in fact, creating great security problems. So I think that is kind of a natural. And I think a lot of companies are waking up to the fact that they need to have something that is secure but doesn't diminish the productivity of the employee.
PALLAGI: Any thoughts about the upcoming webinar?
PONEMON: We have lots of very interesting, and I'll call them cool, findings. And I think it's going to be enjoyable for the members of our audience. I would also encourage our audience members to ask good questions. A good webinar happens because you have a good speaker and you have really good questions, otherwise known as a good audience. So we really look forward to a great event. It should be fun.
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I think it should be about time for an update in this one unless you've been slackin' Paul.
You'rs sounds like it will be in the same weight range as Hugh's 1/8 scale and his is quite a bit faster than my 19+ lb Miller. |
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with the Miller I changed the strut depth a couple of times and had to re-silicon the strut. Mine still gets water inside and the only thing I can figure out is it coming up the stuffing tube. I finally gave up and added an auto bailer that nobody in the FE crowd wants to use. (It works though)
Coming back to the other part, I finally hit the sweet spot (for mine) with about 1/8" of the prop tip (top side) above the bottom of the hull. For me the Octura X646/3 has worked out about the best overall. Hugh's boat that is considerably lighter seems to like a X450 2 blade. Not certain on what depth he's running his at though. Then, if you're planning to run a straight shaft that would be yet another variation where I don't have a clue of where it should be. I'd guess as shallow as possible so the surface drive prop can get there without lifting the tail too high. |
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Thanks for all that info bill. I thought I answered you when you posted it. But It seems I didn't. Has it really been nearly 4 months since I posted anything on this thing?
It's been sitting around doing nothing until a couple of weeks ago when I got the urge to do some work on it. I've built Up a Rigger, a small Hydro, an Osprey & a 25" Boogieman in the meantime. But I need to get this thing done for next year. I've decided to go with a 1/4" flex drive with the adjustment in the hull. Just recently I've fitted & shaped the leading edge of the main hull. Also shaped the fins & wing from some 4mm aircraft ply & fibre glass. Then I had to trim out the deck of the centre section of the hull with some 1/4" basswood, to take the sub hatch. Also the cowlings were cut to the shape of the deck. This meant that I had to add some extra decking at the front & rear of the centre section so that the sub hatch didn't extend out past the cowling where it tapered. The slots at the rear of the hull were cut through the deck to accept the fins & the centre fin has been glued into the cowling. More bracing blocks will be added under the cowling to strengthen it later. The shaft & tube has just arrived as has the strut. Once I get the motor mount, I'll set all that up. Here's a few more pics. Cheers. Paul. ImagesView all Images in thread
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That's looking good Paul. You do some realy nice builds and should publish more of them here. The FE boating section here is getting pretty sparse with barely 3 pages of active threads showing.
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Post by Mary Fischer Celebrity parents are known for giving their children names that are a bit odd and obscure, and it's always so refreshing when one of them chooses something more unexpected (like something remotely normal). Katherine Heigl and Josh Kelley recently adopted their second baby girl, and plenty of people are already buzzing about her "unusual" name.
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A temper tantrum is a violent emotional outburst, usually in response to frustration.
Temper tantrums usually appear toward the end of the first year, are most common at age 2 (terrible twos) to 4, and are infrequent after age 5. If tantrums are frequent after age 5, they may persist throughout childhood.
Causes include frustration, tiredness, and hunger. Children also may have temper tantrums to seek attention, obtain something, or avoid doing something. Parents often blame themselves (because of imagined poor parenting) when the actual cause is often a combination of the child's personality, immediate circumstances, and developmentally normal behavior. An underlying mental, physical, or social problem rarely may be the cause but is likely only if tantrums last > 15 min or occur multiple times each day.
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The child may become red in the face and hit or kick. Some children may voluntarily hold their breath for a few seconds and then resume normal breathing (unlike breath-holding spells, which also can follow crying bouts caused by frustration—see Breath-Holding Spells).
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I consider myself a professional pedestrian.
My mother was a fast walker and I spent my childhood trying to match her seemingly effortless, long strides as we powered around our neighborhood. Once I hit my final height of 6'0" I found that I, too, was a fast walker; my size-10 feet pound the pavement with purpose; the sidewalk is my own personal catwalk and I'm the Amazon walking a dangerously purposeful line as I hip-sway to my destination.
I've lived in downtown Seattle for about 10 years and while I've always had access to a car, I find it more enjoyable and efficient to walk and/or take public transit. For the last three years, I've worked in a gigantic office building in the Financial District, which means there's a LOT of people here during the day and many of them come in from the suburbs to work.
Now, watching these swarms of people, it occurs to me that there's not a lot of walking going on in the suburbs because they don't seem to be very good at it. Although, to be fair, while Seattle itself has a lot of pedestrians, I don't know that I'd go so far as to say they know what they're doing either when it comes to navigating sidewalks, doors, elevators, and escalators.
I chalk this up to a seeming lack of peripheral vision.
I could make an analogy about how this applies to our society in numerous ways (politically, energetically, and spiritually), but for today I'm going to focus on how it relates to pedestrianism specifically and my mounting irritation generally.
I just want everyone to pretend like they're a car with functioning mirrors.
Imagine the sidewalk (or any thoroughfare designed for people - like a shopping mall or grocery store) is a freeway. Would you stop suddenly in your lane to gawk at something on the side of the road? Would you cut across two lanes of traffic without first checking your side mirror or deploying your blinker? Would you drive down the left side of the road into oncoming traffic? Of course not.
Yet I see this happen literally dozens of times per day; people who can (apparently) operate a car and get to work cannot for the life of them keep it together when walking in a (mostly) straight line, to say nothing of entering an elevator.
Walk four abreast? Sure, why not? I want to carry on a conversation with my bestie while we go get lunch.
Check my email while crossing the street against a flashing, red hand? Sure, why not? The cars are required by law to watch out for me anyway--I'm in the crosswalk! Fuck cars!
Charge into the elevator the minute the door opens, without first waiting to see if anyone is coming OFF? Sure, why not? I've got a meeting to run!
Hundreds of people ambling along, firm in their belief that I (and all the other people around us) will keep tabs on all active personal-space bubbles, will gladly stop or walk more slowly or give way as they swing their extra large backpack off their shoulder, will gracefully say "No problem" as they cut me off while waiting in line to enter the bus.
Now, don't get me wrong. All the veering and wandering and going the "wrong" direction isn't technically the problem--I'm not the traffic police, after all, and people are certainly at liberty to amble in any direction their hearts desire. My problem is that I don't believe they're interested in taking accountability for where they're going by actually using their eyes and remembering that they're surrounded by other Real People who also have Valid Directional Wants.
I break pedestrian rules and laws when necessary, but that's because I pretend like I'm on the freeway or playing a first-person shooter game. I'm looking ALL AROUND ME for things I might bump into or trip over. I don't put my head down and focus all my attention on my iPhone; even when texting, it's important that I keep my head upright, scanning for potential obstacles. Checking over my shoulders before "changing lanes." It's fun. Like when I used to play Quake 3 Arena.
Because who looks like a complete asshole when they suddenly swerve to enter Starbucks and cut off the person right behind them? The person not using their peripheral vision, that's who.
What's the deal, Peripherally Impaired People? Are the rest of us so miserable that you refuse to sense us RIGHT THERE BEHIND YOU? So boring, so unimportant in the Big Scheme of Your Life that you can't respect the space of those around you and take responsibility for where you put your feet? Is that email really so life altering that you can't be bothered to check your blind sport before you cut me off?
What, no hand wave? No "Excuse me?" Really?
All I'm suggesting is that we all pay a little more attention to what's going on right here, in front of us, and all around us. That we all take accountability for where we put ourselves and how we treat the people around us while we get there. That we acknowledge we are surrounded by real people with actual feelings and desires, who would most certainly appreciate just a small serving of consideration.
I know I would.
Perhaps a decline is civility generally contributes to the problem. Perhaps peoples' brains are simply overloaded. I suspect, although I surely don't know, that folks in 19th Century London or 18th Century Paris did not walk this way.
Size 10 is impressive.
At age 57 I am always amazed by how slowly as well as inattentively young people tend to walk these days. Living in LA I am of course surrounded by people used to having the cars stop for them. Just let them go to the UK and try ambling into the traffic against the lights the way they do here. The only thing that will save their lives is the reluctance of drivers to pick on such an easy target. They would rather nail someone like me who uses his rugby training to bodyswerve out of trouble.
I agree with you. Whenever I see someone checking their mobile phone while walking across a pedestrian crossing I want to slap the thing out of their hand!
It is almost as if these people had no happiness to be alive! And the ones that waddle are the worst! They are outright dangerous.
It is the car drivers who try to kill me that matters. I might as well be invisible. They turn left or right with me in the cross walk.
But I do urge everyone to walk. Walking is good for you. Physically and spiritally good.
@Indelible Ink - I can't tell you how many times I've had people cut me off like you described; I've stopped swerving and now make it a point to give them a taste of my shoulder. I figure it pulls them back to Now and allows me to blow off a bit of steam; maybe not a win for them, but I certainly feel better.
@Roger - Yes, I believe narcissism does play a role; the narcissism of believing that what you're doing at any given point is way more important than what the people around you are doing. Which results in a lot of tunnel vision, blinders, whatever. Seems not very many people try to see the forest anymore, just their tree.


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The next Ladies Night Dinner is Thursday, March 19, 6:30-9:30. $30. Call the winery for tickets. 484-985-8077
Wine is an additional cost. Tickets are non refundable.
Big News! Stone Barn Cellars Winery has joined the Berks County Wine Trail. Full of great wine events throughout the year. Take a look at their website at http://www.berkscountywinetrail.com/
Our information will be added to the site soon.
New hours for winter. January through February.
Thursday – Monday 12-5pm. Closed Tuesday & Wednesday.
Our next Ladies Night will be Thursday, February 19. 6:30-9:30 pm. Get the girls together for a wonderful evening out, a buffet dinner and great conversation. Call the winery to reserve your tickets. 484-985-8077. The winter groups will be limited to 40 and car pooling or drop off is encouraged. $30. Wine is an additional cost. Rain date is the following Thursday.
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Hot Berry Warm Up Recipe.
1.5 cups Concord
1.5 cups Niagara
2 cups orange juice
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Remember we ship wine to most states. If you're looking for a wonderful wine gift for that out of the state friend or family just call the winery. We ship a minimum of 6 bottles.
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New wines released. Our two new wines are out. A wonderfully smooth Merlot and crisp and floral Pinot Grigio.
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Stone Barn Cellars Winery has been selected "Best Wine Tasting" in the January issue of County Lines Mag, annual dining guide.
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O.K. for those of you who did not get a chance to participate in this contest here is the second installment of the Patriots Scramble game. This game will contain 10 names scrambled up from the roster of the Patriots in the year in the title,This one is 1987. The object of the game is to unscramble and correctly solve the players actual last names from the 1987 squad. First player to get it right gets bragging rights on knowing their stuff about the Pats - Some of these guys names are hard to solve and you must be very good to pass this. Thanks to Chowza, yesterdays contest ended prematurely because he cheated...PLEASE DO NOT CHEAT AND LOOK UP THE NAMES IN THE 1987 ROSTER....ITS NO FUN TO CHEAT AND IS NOT APPRECIATED TO THOSE WHO WANT TO PARTICIPATE SO PLEASE REFRAIN FROM DOING SO OR JUST DON'T PARTICIPATE..THANKS You are welcome to guess your answers and post them without actually waiting for the correct ones so please feel free to do so. OK Here goes name all 10 players last names from the 1987 team WITHOUT cheating,If you can name positions of these players it will be even more impressive.... 1) LERIBE 2) NYRMERPA 3) NLBEACL 4) EANSHN 5) WANSCIM 6) BDSOAGI 7) RINEELH 8) GOEGHS 9) KALBMNOC 10) ENAIORMG -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Good Luck,If no one answers correctly I will announce answers tomorrow...Please no one look up answers except me and cheaters please leave it to those who want to use their brains...Thanks In Advance
1-Briell 2-Mepranrym 3-Beaclnn 4-Nanshe 5-Scimnaw 6-Dobsagi 7-Rihneel 8-Shoegg 9-Knobclam 10-Enorgmai Wht did I win?
Spoiler space Only two so far. 1) LERIBE 2) NYRMERPA = Perryman, Robert (RB) 3) NLBEACL 4) EANSHN 5) WANSCIM 6) BDSOAGI 7) RINEELH 8) GOEGHS 9) KALBMNOC = Blackmon, Don (LB) 10) ENAIORMG BTW, I'm throwing a flag on this poll. After checking the 1987 roster, there were some guys I clearly missed, but there are plenty of guys who were the strike replacement players. If you feel that "die hard fans" would know even the replacement players, feel free to pick up the flag. Regards, Chris
To boost all who tried and failed with the above, unscramble the initials of the greatest modern day NFL head coach. BB :rocker: :rocker: :rocker:
That's a tough one 64. Having "scabs" is unfair. In '87 I was in the military in basic training and thereafter Portugal, so needless to say it was tough to follow the Pats that year. There wasn't the information available there is now.
Instead of simply giving a pats roster.. why don't you find another common factor for a bunch a players.. like Patriots RB's... or pats hall of famers.. and not give any clues.. then ask to unscramble the names and bonus tell what they have in common and extra bonus what position they played... then you'd be pretty much cheat proof...
I can only get Robert Perryman (RB) from that list. In my defence, Your Honour, it was my second year of following the NFL, which was done mainly via TV highlights and some media. I'm guessing #4 is someone called Hansen.


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Franklin Sports MLS X Ramp 2-in-1 Soccer Trainer
Item # HN-FRK161- Steel X-frame soccer trainer
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- Includes a training DVD
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it helps him to practice himself without having to have someone return it to him...
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Great Product, assembled perfectly, and it is proving to be a really usefull piece of training equipment!
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The net does fit. We actually found the net to be a little loose after a few days of stretching and we added and tighted the bungees. Works well if there is a target net for the kids to aim at with the rebound.
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Good product, perfect for first-touch practice. Difficult to get the curved ramp net on because the end caps kept falling out. An improvement would be to make the caps tighter or glue them in so when you are using your Heman strength to stretch the net, it is not wasted as the opposite end slides off, wasting your energy. Otherwise, very easy to assemble and use.
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Mumbai: Four months after a cargo ship was hijacked by Somali pirates, its Indian crew members are finally back home. 24 members of the crew of the MV Al Khaliq have returned to Mumbai.
It had been a harrowing four months for the families of the 24 crew members of MV Al Khaliq, the cargo ship that was hijacked by Somali pirates near Seychelles.
Their wait ended after the ship owners reportedly paid the pirates a huge ransom of $3.1 million to get them released.
"They had kept me in one room and the crew in another," revealed Captain Riteshkumar Sudan.
The Panamanian-flagged ship with a crew of 24 Indians and two Burmese was seized on October 22 when it was heading to Mombasa with a cargo of wheat.
The crew were separated from the captain and often physically assaulted.
"I want to thank the ship's owner for securing our release," Motorman Lokesh Subbe Gowda said.
But all the ordeal is now over and the crew members are back with their families.


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