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For the past few weeks, Team Ninja's Twitter has been less about promoting the game and more about telling people about the multitude of glitches and how to avoid them. I lost all my save data when upgrading on the 360 version, which is cool.
But this patch seems to fix a lot of the major issues.
Fixed a bug that would hang the game when playing Tutorial #40.9 in French, Italian, German, or Spanish. Also fixed the bug that would corrupt save data after clearing Tutorial #40.8.
Not sure if the random frame skipping on the Xbox One version has been fixed, or the awful online connections, but this is a good step. Pretty interesting how they basically give you a cheat code to unlock everything you'd want to unlock to make up for save data loss.
Also interesting how they "fixed" the issue with the Xbox 360 save wipe. So you have to download the required patch outside of the game instead of inside of it, because the latter was wiping saves.

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Nonnie_GA, My question is:
What amount of money does the average craft shopper pay at festivals, fairs, etc? I don't want to overcharge but I do want to make enough to pay for the labor.
Kathy_in_Delaware says: Perhaps if you do a search for similar items on the net, you could get an idea of a price range. I struggle with pricing myself. Its so hard for me to figure out what my invested time is worth.
Laura (wnlbutterfly) says: Go to as many craft shows as you can and check out what they are selling similar items for. You can judge if you can price higher or not...you know if they have quality items that match yours. Everyone prices will be different. I make a lot of small stuff, that isn't as time consuming as your projects. Therefore, a lot of my stuff is $1.00, the average being $3, and I don't have much over $10. Twenty years of selling crafts and I still don't have a good answer to this question!


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The Old Forge girls were the last District 2 basketball team standing, playing until March 22, the final day of the Pennsylvania season as state runners-up in Class A.
The Blue Devils had one last sendoff Thursday night in the Lackawanna League Senior Girls' Basketball All-Star Game.
The game was stopped for one final substitution and Old Forge's four senior leaders were joined by coach Tom Gatto on the court for the Blue team for the final 32.6 seconds.
Dressed in street clothes, Gatto fumbled for control of the ball before throwing it well short of the basket from near midcourt. Still, he returned to his seat to the loudest cheers of the night as the crowd at Forest City Regional High School's Julius Prezelski Gymnasium saluted the Lady Devils and their run to Hershey.
Old Forge finished 24-4, placed second in Division 3 of the Lackawanna League behind state Class AA semifinalist Dunmore and won the District 2 Class A title before taking down four straight state tournament opponents.
The Blue Devils fell short of their state title dream when they lost, 58-34, to Vincentian Academy, at the Giant Center in Hershey.
Vincentian Academy is 2-2 in state finals since 2002.
Brenna Wise, who had 38 points in the state semifinals, led the way for Vincentian Academy with 21 points and 11 rebounds in the title game.
Lauren Carey had 18 points and Taylor Nemetz grabbed eight rebounds for Old Forge.
Vincentian Academy used a strong run from midway through the first quarter to late in the half to open a 27-10 lead. Old Forge scored the last six points of the second quarter to close within 11 at the half, but Vincentian Academy pulled away for good early in the second half.
Carey, Nemetz, Rhyan Barnic and Teri Vieira represented the Lady Devils giving Old Forge the most players in the league all-star game. They were on the team that lost to the Red, 57-39.
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Catie Nealon of Abington Heights, for the Red, and Myra Lattimore of Montrose, for the Blue won the team MVP awards.
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Women's Cycling Interview: Masters Racer Kim Wik
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Name: Kim Wik
What do you love about racing?
What are some of your favorite or notable races?
What motivates you to keep training?
Where do you enjoy riding your bike the most?
What advice do you give to women who are new to riding a bike?
Who is most instrumental in getting you to where you are today?
What do you like to do in your downtime off the bike?
Who would you most like to ride with?
Do you have a nickname?
If you were on the Price Is Right, what would your dream Showcase Showdown be?
Kim is a Cat 2 masters racer that started racing in 2007. She is the Northern California Nevada Cycling Association 2014 district time trial champion for her age group, but her goal is to win a master's national title. Kim has made cycling a part of her lifestyle by bike commuting, including to her job with the National Interscholastic Cycling Association. Cycling gives her goals and challenges to constantly see how she can improve and gain fitness and strength.
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Name: Kim Wik
Age: 49
Hometown: Mill Valley, California
Residence: Fremont, California
Work: Admin/Assistant, Charles Dunn Real Estate Services, San Francisco
What do you love about racing?
I love competition, always have, especially growing up as an athlete. I also enjoy the camaraderie that racing brings and the tight knit community. It's like another family.
What are some of your favorite or notable races?
Masters Nationals; Madera Stage Race winning 35+; Mariposa Stage Race winning 45+ Circuit/Road Race. I really like to race stage races!
What motivates you to keep training?
I like to train and get as fast and strong as I can. I like being fit, and if I improve at certain races I know my hard training is paying off.
Where do you enjoy riding your bike the most?
Country roads, especially in and around Healdsburg, California. I love to train out there. The scenery is beautiful.
What advice do you give to women who are new to riding a bike?
Take some skills clinics, find a local club and ride with a group.
Who is most instrumental in getting you to where you are today?
My coach and my boyfriend Richard. Their support keeps me going and want to achieve more.
What do you like to do in your downtime off the bike?
I like to relax at home or with friends. Do some yoga, because that's one thing I really need to practice.
Who would you most like to ride with?
Ali Tetrick and Jens Voigt
Do you have a nickname?
If you were on the Price Is Right, what would your dream Showcase Showdown be?
A month-long cycling trip all over Europe that covers some of the famous race routes.
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John Morán González
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John Morán González is Associate Professor in the English Department at the University of Texas at Austin. He completed his undergraduate degree (magna cum laude) at Princeton University and earned two graduate degrees (M.A. and Ph.D.) from Stanford University. He is the recipient of major fellowships from the Mellon Foundation, the Ford Foundation, and the Woodrow Wilson National Foundation. He is a Faculty Affiliate of the Center for Mexican American Studies (CMAS), the Department of American Studies, the Program in Comparative Literature, and the Center for Women and Gender Studies. His major research interests include Latino/a literature, especially Chicano/a literature; late nineteenth-century US literature and culture; narrative theory; postcolonial theory; cultural studies. He is on the Advisory Board for the Recovering the U.S. Hispanic Literary Heritage Project, and served upon the Executive Committee for the MLA Division for Chicano/a Literature.
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Prerequisites: Six semester hours of upper-division coursework in English.
Description: This course will consider the complex relationship between the promise of the American Dream and the reality of American life as experience by various Latina/o communities. We will examine novels by Cuban American, Dominican American, Mexican American, and Puerto Rican writers who use the gap between ideals and reality to critically interrogate the terms of Latina/o inclusion into the United States. Situating these texts within their social context will be a major feature of this course.
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Cristina Garcia, Dreaming in Cuban; Julia Alvarez, How the Garcia Girls lost Their Accents; Esmerelda Santiago, America's Dream; Ernesto Quiñonez, Bodega Dreams; Nina Marie Martinez, ¡Caramba!; Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez, The Dirty Girls Social Club; Oscar Casares, Amigoland.
Requirements & Grading: The course grade will consist of: attendance and participation, including in-class free writing exercises and quizzes (10%); two 2-page exploratory papers due every third novel, which will be presented in class (5% each; 10% total); two peer review reports (5% each; 10% total); and two substantial analytical essays. The first of these essays must be significantly revised; the first version of this 5-6 page essay will count for 20% of the final grade, while the revised version will count for 20%. The second essay of 6-7 pages will count for 30%. Failure to complete all required coursework will result in a failing course grade.
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González, John Morán. The Troubled Union: Expansionist Imperatives in Post-Reconstruction American Novels. Ohio State University Press, 2010.
González, John Morán. Border Renaissance: The Texas Centennial and the Emergence of Mexican-American Literature. Austin: University of Texas Press, 2009.
- González, John Morán. Rev. of Spiritual Mestizaje: Religion, Gender, Race, and Nation in Contemporary Chicana Narrative by Theresa Delgadillo and Hispanic Immigrant Literature: El sueño del retorno by Nicolás Kanellos. American Literature 84:2 (June 2012): 459-61.
González, John Morán. "Aztlan @ 50: Chican@ Literary Studies for the Next Decade." Aztlan: A journal of Chicano Studies 35:2 (Fall 2010) 173-176.
Gonzalez, John M., Hinojosa-Smith, R. & Gilb, D. (2007, October) Rolando Hinojosa-Smith and Dagoberto Gilb interviewed by John M. González. Austin Review of Books, 4-5.
Gonzalez, John M. (2004) The Whiteness of the Blush: The Cultural Politics of Racial Formation in María Amparo Ruiz de Burton's The Squatter and the Don. In A. Goldman & A. Montes (Eds.), María Amparo Ruiz de Burton: Critical and Pedagogical Perspectives (pp.153-168). Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press.
Gonzalez, John M. (2004, September) The Warp of Whiteness: Domesticity and Empire in Helen Hunt Jackson's Ramona. American Literary History, 16(3), 437-465.
Gonzalez, John M. (1999, June) Interpreting California and the West. Western American Literature, 34(2), 186-191.


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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The task force says that at least nine million people have smoked the equivalent of a pack a day for 30 years, An annual lung scan could save up to 20 percent of these people from developing lung cancer.
Heavy smokers who are at least 55 should have an annual CT scan to check for lung cancer, the panel recommends.
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- Save The Date: The Penn Relays Race To Franklin Field At The University Of Pennsylvania From April 23-25
- Last Chance: The Philadelphia Museum Of Art's Must-See Exhibit Represent: 200 Years Of African American Art Closes Sunday, April 5
- Cherry Blossom Peak Blooms To Hit Philly April 18-23; Here Are The Best Places For Cherry Blossom-Viewing Around Town
- Awesome News Alert: Rainbow-Colored Crosswalks Coming To Philadelphia's Gayborhood In Summer 2015
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Philadelphia Union
Major League Soccer in the Philadelphia-region
The Philadelphia Union, the region's first Major League Soccer club, has been thrilling soccer fans since their inaugural season in 2010.
Philadelphia Phillies
Philly's hometown team keeps it exciting season after season
Be there for all the action as one of the most exciting teams in baseball thrills their fans night-in and night-out in their fantastic South Philadelphia ballpark. Catch all the home runs, all the diving catches and all the fan giveaways — not to mention the always spirited Philly Phanatic — when you head to Citizens Bank Park!
Philadelphia Eagles
Fly, Eagles, Fly
The team for which Philadelphia bleeds green
The Penn Relays
The world's oldest relay meet, held annually at the University of Pennsylvania
April 23 – 25View More
The Penn Relay Carnival is now in its 121st year and is the world's first and most widely recognized relay meet. The event draws crowds of 100,000 as spectators know they'll see the world's top track athletes compete and begin Olympic careers.
The Palestra
A veritable cathedral of college basketball
The most storied gymnasium in the history of collegiate athletics.View More
Philadelphia Auto Show
It's bumper to bumper at the Pennsylvania Convention Center
January 31-February 8View More
Catch a glimpse of the automotive industry's latest creations at the Pennsylvania Convention Center during the 2015 Philadelphia Auto Show.
Lincoln Financial Field
The Eagles' Nest
Lincoln Financial Field, the official home of the Philadelphia Eagles, opened to the public in 2003 and has been garnering praise ever since.View More
Philadelphia Marathon
One of the most historic races in the country
November 21 – 23View More
One of the most historic races in the nation, the Philadelphia Marathon covers fast and mostly flat terrain, crossing the heart of Philadelphia and some of the city's most iconic landmarks — including Independence Hall, the Betsy Ross House and the Liberty Bell.
Thomas Eakins Head of the Schuylkill Regatta
An exciting, two-day race that draws fans from around the world
October 25 – 26View More
Enjoy a great fall weekend in Fairmount Park and take in a picturesque fall regatta at the Thomas Eakins Head of the Schuylkill Regatta, one of the longest running head races in the country.
Philadelphia International Dragon Boat Festival
A colorful celebration of an ancient Chinese tradition
Saturday, October 4View More
Stroll up Kelly Drive along the Schuylkill River for an unusually colorful and dramatic regatta, the Philadelphia Dragon Boat Festival, Philadelphia's annual celebration of an ancient Chinese tradition.
Philadelphia Rock 'n' Roll Half-Marathon
13.1-mile race followed by a free concert
The Philadelphia Rock 'n' Roll Half-Marathon returns in September, bringing together fitness and music as runners head down the Benjamin Franklin Parkway and along the Schuylkill River before taking in a free concert at Eakins Oval.View More
The Stephen Starr-Garry Maddox Barbecue Challenge
Sample some of Philly's best BBQ outside the ballpark
The annual Stephen Starr-Garry Maddox Barbecue Challenge pits some of the city's best BBQ dishes against each other — then has attendees vote on the best. Bonus: It's all for a good cause.View More
Iron Hill Twilight Criterium
Sunset bike race through streets of downtown West Chester
Hundreds of cyclists, including national professionals and locals, will challenge themselves on the streets of downtown West Chester during the 10th annual Iron Hill Twilight Criterium.View More
Parx Casino Philly Cycling Classic
World-famous bike race highlighting the famous Manayunk Wall
Professional and amateur cyclists alike will have the opportunity to tackle the infamous "Manayunk Wall" during the Parx Casino Philly Cycling Classic.View More
Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta
The largest collegiate regatta in the United States
The two-day race is held on the Schuylkill River in beautiful Fairmount Park, one of the most famous and scenic rowing routes in the world.View More
Army – Navy Game
Land of the free, home of the game
The Army-Navy game makes its return to Philadelphia in 2015. Cadets from West Point and and Midshipmen from Annapolis will square off at Lincoln Financial Field for the 116th matchup between the historic rivals.View More
Army-Navy Cup II at PPL Park
Historic soccer rivalry at the home of the Philadelphia Union
The Black Knights of Army and the Midshipmen of Navy will continue their historic rivalry as they commemorate their 80th meeting in men's soccer with a return to PPL Park over Veteran's Day weekend..View More
Class of 1923 Arena
Cooler than being cool
Home to local collegiate hockey games and many other on-ice activities, this 2,500-seat rink is the largest collegiate indoor arena in the state of Pennsylvania.View More


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