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Spend the day among hundreds of classic cars and trucks at the City of Mentor's 13th Annual Mentor Cruise In. Register on site beginning at 8 a.m. the day of the event.
Daily passenger and automobile transportation to Kelleys Island from Marblehead, departing every half hour during peak times. Available year-round, weather permitting.
Put-in-Bay, on beautiful South Bass Island, is Ohio's and Lake Erie's best kept secret. Situated between Cleveland and Toledo, the island offers lots of activities and events.
Put-in-Bay attracts more than 750,000 visitors each summer. Families, school & tour groups are drawn to here to enjoy the history and the terrific shopping & fun attractions. The Perry Memorial dominates the downtown harbor. There are two cave tours, a butterfly house, antique car museum, 18-hole miniature golf course & maze. A new amusement park features an arcade, water balloon launch, electric go-carts and bumper boats.
Enjoy our historical museum, historic home tour, Perry Memorial visitor center, DeRivera Park, a winery and South Bass Island Lighthouse.
Fish for perch and walleye, jet ski or kayak Put-in-Bay's waters. Dock your boat for the night, camp for the week or spend a restful night at one of our great hotels, bed & breakfasts, cottages, condos or private homes. Great entertainment, fantastic restaurants and fun taverns round out the island's nightlife.
The Edison Birthplace Museum was opened to the public by Thomas Edison's daughter Madeleine in 1947. Thomas Edison was born in this red brick cottage on the banks of the Milan Canal Basin on February 11, 1847. The home is run by the Edison Birthplace Association, Inc. and is the only Edison site that has Edison family on the Board. Tours go through the seven rooms in the Birthplace home as well as the Welcome Center where tickets are purchased. The rooms are furnished with period family pieces, inventions, photographs and other objects through which guests are told of Edison, his family, and the impact of the great inventor and his ideas on the world. The Birthplace is open at different times throughout the year and by appointment (closed in January). The last tour always leaves the office one-half hour before closing. Special rates for groups over 10 people are available.
Offers an outdoor pool, in-room refrigerators available, laundry facilities, meeting rooms, family suites, game room and weekly and monthly rentals. Timbers Smokehouse restaurant on site. Close to the Ohio Turnpike exit 118, Thomas Edison's Birthplace Museum, Milan Historical Society Museum and Summit Motorsports Park.
McKenna's Inn Bed and Breakfast is located on an historic, private lane in Catawba Island Township, Ohio (a peninsula). At the inn we feature comfortable rooms with such amenities as fireplaces, private baths, queen-size beds, and air conditioning. Our wooded lot provides the right amount of seclusion and quiet to afford our guests a restful night's sleep. In order to guarantee the highest level of privacy for our guests, we require reservations to be made in advance and tours are given by appointment only.In the morning, the aroma of fresh coffee and Joe's scratch made nut breads or scones will make you twice as glad you came. McKenna's Inn is located near many local attractions -- just one mile from Miller's Ferry to Put-In-Bay and 20 minutes from Marblehead lighthouse and the ferry to Kelley's Island. We are very close to local wineries, antique shops, art and craft shops, dozens of charter fishing captains, restaurants, and state parks and wildlife refuges. Cedar Point Amusement Park is only twenty-five minutes away. In 2008, we took a huge step forward in our ongoing efforts to be as environmentally friendly as possible. A wind turbine now supplies a significant portion of our energy needs. This newest investment in our future coupled with all the other ways we strive to reduce our carbon footprint make McKenna's Inn far and away the greenest lodging choice in Ottawa County. For the privacy and comfort of our guests, reservations are required prior to arrival. Tours are by appointment only and will not be given while guests are in residence.
Put-in-Bay's newest resort hotel features a Caribbean themed swim-up bar & grill, 40 person Jacuzzi and is located one block from the main street in downtown Put-in-Bay. The Put-in-Bay Resort's room types include rooms with 2 Queen Beds that sleep up to 4 people, 2 room suites that sleep up to 6 people, and 3 room Grand Suites that sleep up to 8 people and pool view with balcony rooms. A new addition for the 2007 season includes pool view rooms with balconies and three new conference rooms for total seating of over 400 people. All rooms feature high speed Internet, refrigerators, and a complimentary breakfast is served Sunday thru Friday, AM. The Resort also features two large meeting rooms that may be joined together for seating over 400 people. The Put-in-Bay Resort & Conference Center is an ideal location for your next reunion, wedding or meeting.
This wine festival features award-winning wines from several Ohio wineries, musical entertainment, an art show, and great gourmet foods. Wine tastings and food offering prices will vary.
Now closed until May, 2015.An 18-acre outdoor waterpark next to Cedar Point, Soak City features Dragster H2O, a multi-lane mat racer slide. Guests also enjoy Splash Zone, a huge bucket and multi-story play area to saturate and satisfy the whole family. It's a delightful, drenching interactive play area for kids, with refreshing cascades of liquid fun to spray, squirt and splash their friends. At Soak City you also can enjoy cresting the waves in Breakers Bay half-million gallon wave pool, rafting with friends on Zoom Flume, speeding through body slides, shooting down tube slides, challenging a wild inner tube river and relaxing in a meandering river. Choo-Choo Lagoon and Tadpole Town offer big fun for little ones. Eerie Falls plunges you into darkness as you plummet through tunnels; Adventure Cove is a great place for parents and children to play together. For adults, Soak City has Bubbles Swim-Up Bar, a special area with a hot tub so you can catch some rays while you sip your favorite beverage. Soak City guests also enjoy the gorgeous, sandy Cedar Point Beach on Lake Erie. For a truly luxurious experience, rent one of our private cabanas. Be sure to set aside a whole day of wet fun at Soak City! Operating hours, dates, pricing and schedules are subject to change without notice. Please visit cedarpoint.com for the most up-to-date information.
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Why just exist when you can be mayor? | Image by CP Digicam
As everyone knows (the New York Times even carried the news), Dixon was convicted Tuesday afternoon of one count of "fraudulent misappropriation by a fiduciary" (that's misdemeanor embezzlement) for taking $630 worth of gift cards developer Patrick Turner dropped off at her office a few years back when she was City Council President. Turner testified that it was his understanding that the cards would be given to the city's poor children.
But, like the definition of the word "is" in the infamous impeachment of President Bill Clinton, the definition of "convicted" is now thrown into doubt by legal commentators. If the judge in her case grants her "probation before judgment" at her sentencing, then Dixon's conviction would be technically no such thing. The constitutional provision is untested.
And so Dixon will fight on.
"I am reflecting on the trial's outcome, talking with advisors—talking with God—and reviewing my options," Dixon said at the press conference, departing from her prepared remarks to add the Almighty to her personal advisory panel.
She did not apologize for taking the cards, saying only that she deeply regrets "that the citizens of Baltimore have had to go through this ordeal with me."
So we're all in this together. Even though she got the Xbox and we got "cleaner and greener."
"My attorneys have advised me to limit my comments while the legal process continues," Dixon said. "In the meantime, my administration and I will continue to do the people's business without interruption, and we will continue to act in the best interests of the City."

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San Leandro Sewer Repair Plumbers Announce Coat Drive, Offer Plumbing Service Coupons To Donors
San Leandro plumbers and San Leandro sewer repair contractors at Evenflow Plumbing announce a winter coat drive and plumbing coupons available to people who donate a coat.
San Leandro, CA (PRWEB) November 06, 2011
San Leandro sewer repair plumbers at Evenflow Plumbing of San Leandro California are taking a very engaged approach to helping those in need this winter by launching a coat drive. âœWe are San Leandro plumbers specializing in sewer repair; in our line of work we see a lot of people in need. This year we are going to do more to help,â says Gary Dimodana, Owner of Evenflow Plumbing. He has decided to launch a coat drive this year to deliver warm coats to people in need this winter. âœIt is easy to hold a place in my heart for these people while continuing about daily activities without doing anything. This year I want to change that,â he says.
Evenflow Plumbing has been providing plumbers and San Leandro sewer repair for over 17 years. During that time Gary Dimodana has provided many charitable donations to various organizations. He feels that by doing the coat drive himself he will be able to play a more active role in helping others. âœCollecting the coats and getting them distributed to people who need them will feel great. We should all do a little more to help each other. That is what a community is about.â To help reward those who give coats Evenflow Plumbing & Sewer Repair of San Leandro is offering a 20% plumbing discount off of plumbing service through 2012.
The coat drive will end on December 1, 2011. People wanting to give can drop off the coat to Evenflow Plumbingâs Hayward location. The coats must be new or gently used. Evenflow Plumbing has a drop off location at 29318 Pacific St Hayward, California. For directions or more information please call Evenflow Plumbing at (510) 782-3649. Evenflow Plumbing is offering people who donate at least 1 coat a discount on San Leandro Plumbers and San Leandro trenchless sewer replacement service. A discount of 20% is available on all services through 2012. The discount can be used once per customer. Evenflow Plumbing is also offering a free video sewer inspection to those who donate.
Evenflow Plumbing of San Leandro, Hayward, Oakland, Concord, Fremont, Martinez and Walnut Creek is doing itâs part to help those in need. They will be collecting coats until December 1, 2011 at their Hayward location. All coats donated will be distributed to a responsible charity to be distributed to those in need.
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Special incentives for those setting up IT units in tier II cities, says Information Technology Minister
The State government is keen on expanding the Information Technology sector from its hub in Cyberabad (Madhapur, Gachibowli and Nanakramguda) to the newer areas in the city such as Pocharam, Uppal, Shamshabad besides tier-II cities where local talent is available.
Minister for Information Technology Ponnala Lakshmaiah, who released 'IT Velugulu-AP the most preferred IT Destination' a Telugu translation of the strides made by the IT sector in the State, on Saturday, disclosed that special incentives have been announced for those setting up IT units in tier II cities like Visakhapatnam, Kakinada, Vijayawada, Tirupati, and Warangal.
The government would take up construction of IT Towers on an area measuring 50,000 sft at Warangal, one lakh sft each at Visakhapatnam and Tirupati, to cater to the requirements of small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
In Cyberabad too, an IT tower would be constructed for the benefit of SMEs.
Speaking about the progress in tier II cities, the Minister said while 95 IT units in Visakhapatnam made Rs. 786 crore through exports and provided employment to 10,664 people, Vijayawada with 37 units, made Rs.65 crore and employed 1,500 people.
Kakinada and Tirupati had 22 and eight units respectively. Three IT units had begun operations in Warangal recently, he said. Mr. Lakshmaiah said IT exports from the State reached Rs. 36,000 crore during the last financial year as against Rs. 5,000 crore in 2004, placing it State at number four in the country with regard to IT exports.
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The new IT policy would ensure further growth in the sector, he said. The IT sector with 1,266 units provided direct employment to 2.15 lakh people and indirect employment to about 12 lakh people, While the State's share in national IT exports was 15 per cent, its share in national IT employment was 12 per cent.
With companies investing in the IT sector and announcement of new projects after the two-year slow down, AP, recognised worldwide as the best IT destination according to various surveys, is bound to reach the top position in India, the Minister said.


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Madalyn Walters captured first place at East Jackson High School on Sept. 18.
Turnovers played a key role in Chestatee's 55-7 win over Dawson County on Friday night.
Head coach Jimmy Pruett's Dawson County Lady Tiger softball team had a busy and eventful week. On Tuesday the team traveled to Blue Ridge for a game against Region 8-AA foe Fannin County. The Lady Tigers came out on the short end of an 8-inning, 3-2 loss to the Lady Rebels.
Head coach Jeff Lee's Tiger football team is still trying to find a win.
The Dawson County High School cross country team hosted its first meet of the season Sept. 7. The Tigers played host to East Hall and Rabun County high schools.
Head Coach Jimmy Pruett's Varsity Lady Tigers softball team picked up a win and a loss last week. Dawson defeated East Hall, 8-0, last Tuesday, before losing to #7-ranked Union County, 2-0.
It didn't go well from the start for Head Coach Jeff Lee's varsity Tiger football team.
The last two weekends have been a busy time for the Dawson County boys and girls cross country teams.
The Dawson County High School varsity Lady Tigers softball team played its first game in eight days last Thursday. Despite the time off the Lady Tigers didn't miss a beat and came away with a 9-1 victory against Rabun County.
The Tigers opened the 2010 varsity football season with a 27-14 loss to Pickens County High School last Friday night in Jasper.
Weather played a major role this week for the Dawson County High School softball team. Thunderstorms on Tuesday caused a cancellation of a game at Pickens County, which was played on Wednesday under threatening skies in Jasper.
Football season is finally here. The Tigers, under head coach Jeff Lee, will travel to Jasper this Friday to take on the Pickens County High School Dragons in the opening game of the 2010 season.
The Dawson County Lady Tiger softball team traveled to Gainesville for the 9th Annual Lanier Point Invitational last Friday and Saturday. Games were halted after the Saturday morning session because of rain and will be made up this Saturday.
The Tigers will finally get to lineup against another team. Dawson has been conducting football practice for the last three weeks and now it is time to play someone else.
Dawson County High School Head Cross Country Coach Brian DeRose and his staff held time trials at Rock Creek Park last Friday.
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The Dawson County High School boys' golf team traveled to Hilton Head, S.C. during Spring Break to take on some stiff competition.
The Dawson County High School Tigers baseball team needed to win two out of three games during Spring Break to keep them in the playoff hunt.
Last week's varsity girls' soccer match-up between the Dawson County Lady Tigers and the Lumpkin County Lady Indians pitted two of the top-ranked teams in Class AAA against each other.
The Dawson County High School varsity Tigers soccer team overcame Lumpkin County 2-0 March 31 in Dahlonega.
Just when things were looking bleak for the varsity Tigers' baseball team, Dawson County pulled out an 8-4 win against West Hall in 12 innings in a game played April 3 in Gainesville.
The Dawson County High School boys' tennis team lost two matches last week.
Dawson County High School's Steve Sweat, who coached the Lady Tigers to a history-making, undefeated regular season in 2015, confirmed today that he will be retiring at the end of June.
One local quarterback made Dawson County High School history when he signed as its first international scholarship athlete last week.
The Dawson County High School varsity Lady Tigers' soccer team won both games last week in convincing fashion.
The Dawson County High School varsity Tigers boys' soccer team dropped a hotly contested match to visiting West Hall last week.
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Five years ago, Cindy Bys, a working mother of three from North Liberty, Iowa, had identical twin girls who were born prematurely. Bys spent a lot of time in the neonatal intensive care unit, and although she was able to pump her own milk for her babies, she saw lots of other babies in need.
So when she gave birth to a baby boy 10 months ago, Bys decided to donate her extra milk to the Mother's Milk Bank of Iowa.
"With this baby I have extra breast milk, so donation is a great way to help other babies get a good start," said Bys.
Gretchen Flatau, executive director of the Mother's Milk Bank in Austin, Texas, believes women who give to milk banks are true altruists.
"When you look at the donor moms who make it happen, what the moms are providing, the gifts that they are giving, and the benefits for the babies who are getting it, this is an inspiring story," she said.
Schmid, the triplets' mother, says not knowing the identity of the donor moms makes the milk even more special.
"Without knowing me or meeting me it makes that gift more meaningful," she said. "It's something that is voluntary and it takes time and it's just very generous of these women who help those of us who can't nurse their children or elect not to for various reasons."
Mothers who are willing to share their extra milk must be nursing and in good health. They cannot smoke, take any medications or consume alcohol.
All Mother's Milk Banks follow strict guidelines put in place by the Human Milk Banking Association of America. Much like a blood bank, milk banks carefully screen donor moms for infections and viruses, including HIV and hepatitis B and C.
"We have a verbal screen, a written screen and we contact the donor's physician and her baby's physician," said Jean Drulis, director of the Mother's Milk Bank of Iowa.
The donated milk is pasteurized and tested for bacteria before being dispensed to babies in need.
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There are currently six human milk banks in the United States, with four more opening their doors within the next 12 months. All are either run by nonprofit organizations or associated with a medical center. The milk banks are run as nonprofit, so they charge no more than the cost of collecting, pasteurizing, storing and shipping the milk. Whether the patient, a hospital or an insurer picks up the tab varies. Some of the banks ship milk to different locations.
Human milk banks date back to the turn of the last century. Then, the breast milk banks replaced the role of wet nurses — women who breast-fed the babies of family, friends and neighbors — by creating a store of donated breast milk for use in hospitals.
The banks all but disappeared in the mid-1980s with the arrival of HIV/AIDS and concerns over its transmission. But in 1985, the Human Milk Banking Association of America was established to provide safe standards for milk banks, and Mother's Milk Banks are again on the rise.
Flatau says one of the reasons there are not more human milk banks in the United States is what she calls the "yuck factor," a natural aversion to sharing breast milk.
"As Americans, we seem to trust these formula products that come in sealed containers, but not breast milk," she said. "There has never been a documented case of a baby getting sick from getting donor human milk."
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Rangers undecided on Opening Day starter
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That doesn't mean he's ready to reveal his choice to start the March 31 game at Houston.
"Performance, experience, matchups," Texas manager Ron Washington said of the decision-making process. "We could go either way."
The two choices for the spot are lefty Matt Harrison and right-hander Yu Darvish. Harrison won 18 games last season and was the team's pitcher of the year while Darvish was a 16-game winner and started the team's playoff game against Baltimore.
Washington hasn't informed either pitcher who is the choice as of now. There are also still six weeks until Opening Day so plenty can still change.
"It's certainly between two guys," Washington said. "It's a no brainer. I do know how we plan on using it (the rotation). We have a schedule but we've just got to make sure all the intangibles fall into place."
Washington also said the team doesn't have to split up left-handers Harrison and Derek Holland. The rotation could have three left-handers if Robbie Ross is a starter.
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"The administration has either declared that — as in the case of the Gonzales memo — international law is "obsolete" or "quaint" and therefore does not apply to it or, in the case of the Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal, where even the administration acknowledges international law does apply, that it was "a few bad apples" who were responsible for the abuse." More
Twenty-five years ago, in Greensboro, North Carolina, there was a shooting that left five people dead and the city polarized. Recently, a group of volunteers formed what they call a Truth and Community Reconciliation Project. The idea is to try to find out what happened that day and to create some forgiveness and healing. More
Father Greg Boyle is giving former gang members a chance at a better future. More
The arsenal of technology being used to fight crime has grown dramatically. One of the most powerful weapons is DNA evidence, which law enforcement officials can use to solve crimes that are years old. As DNA testing becomes more widespread, serious ethical questions are being raised about how it's used, and whether it violates civil rights. Lucky Severson reports.
Listen to perspectives about the president's sense of mission from Richard Cizik, vice president of the National Association of Evangelicals, and Robert Franklin, professor of social ethics at Emory University in Atlanta. More
In response to multiple attacks on foreigners, the UN, the Red Cross, Oxfam, and Care International have pulled their staffs out of Iraq. Yet other humanitarian aid workers remain, risking their lives to help the needy. Their work is difficult, not only because of the violence, but because many Iraqis are suspicious of them, wondering whether aid workers are really occupiers.
The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington celebrated its 10th anniversary with a tribute to survivors of the Nazi persecution of the Jews. They honored the survivors, their families, and those who rescued them at the end of World War II. More
The story of a group of American soldiers, all conscientious objectors and Seventh Day Adventists, who volunteered to expose themselves to deadly viruses and bacteria, rather than go to war. Over a 20-year period, beginning in the 1950s, the army used them to test vaccines against biological weapons. Most of them recall the experience without regret.
After the 1967 war between Israel and the Arab states around it, the internationally approved "Green Line" defined the border between Israel and the Palestinian Arab territories. Now, the Israelis want to wall themselves off from the Palestinians. But in … More
He insists he is a monk, not a politician. But as this renowned Vietnamese Buddhist leader toured the U.S. he spoke not only of Buddhist practices but also of American policies in the Middle East.


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Schweigert signs with Skins, projected to start at strong safety
Updated: June 2, 2008, 4:43 PM ETAssociated Press
ASHBURN, Va. -- The Washington Redskins signed free agent Stuart Schweigert on Monday, giving the team an extra option in the defensive backfield as it contemplates moving LaRon Landry from free safety to strong safety.
Schweigert is a free safety, having started 42 games in four seasons with the Oakland Raiders. He lost his starting job late last season and was released by the Raiders last month.
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Will Ferrell Introduces Lineups for Bulls vs. Hornets, Hilarity Ensues (Video)
by Robert Littal | Posted on Thursday, February 9th, 2012
It was 80's night in New Orleans, so they brought out Will Ferrell to do the player introductions.
Pretty funny.
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The Cardinals linebacker was voted as an NFC alternate back in December, but because starters NaVorro Bowman and Patrick Willis are headed to New Orleans to represent the conference on February 3, Washington will get a chance to showcase his talents in Honolulu alongside teammate Patrick Peterson.
In 2012, Washington led Arizona in sacks (9) and total tackles (134). It's quite a coup for the former second-round pick out of TCU, after all he just completed his third season in the NFL.
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- Introduction
- Oral traditions
- Oral traditions and the written word
- Literatures in African languages
- Literatures in European and European-derived languages
Hikmad Soomaali ("Somali Wisdom"), a collection of traditional stories in the Somali language recorded by Muuse Xaaji Ismaaciil Galaal, was published in 1956. Shire Jaamac Axmed published materials from the Somali oral tradition as Gabayo, maahmaah, iyo sheekooyin yaryar (1965; "Poems, Proverbs, and Short Stories"). He also edited a literary journal, Iftiinka aqoonta ("Light of Education"), and published two short novels in 1973: Halgankiii nolosha ("Life Struggle"), dealing with the traditional past in negative terms, and Rooxaan ("The Spirits"). Further stories from the oral tradition were written down and published in Cabdulqaadir F. Bootaan's Murti iyo sheekooyin (1973; "Traditional Wisdom and Stories") and Muuse Cumar Islaam's Sheekooyin Soomaaliyeed (1973; "Somali Stories").
Poetry is a major form of expression in the Somali oral tradition. Its different types include the gabay, usually chanted, the jiifto, also chanted and usually moody, the geeraar, short and dealing with war, the buraambur, composed by women, the heello, or balwo, made up of short love poems and popular on the radio, and the hees, popular poetry. Maxamed Cabdulle Xasan (Mohammed Abdullah Hassan) created poetry as a weapon, mainly in the oral tradition. Farah Nuur, Qamaan Bulhan, and Salaan Arrabey were also well-known poets. Abdillahi Muuse created didactic poems; Ismaaʿiil Mire and Sheikh Aqib Abdullah Jama composed religious poetry. Ilmi Bowndheri wrote love poetry.
Drama has also flourished in the Somali language, and here, as in the language's other written forms, the oral tradition continues to have a dynamic influence. In 1968 Hassan Shekh Mumin wrote the play Shabeelnaagood (Leopard Among the Women), which has to do with marriage and the relations between men and women in contemporary contexts. Verse influenced by Somali oral tradition plays a major role in this drama. Ali Sugule, another playwright, wrote Kalahaab iyo kalahaad (1966; "Wide Apart and Flown Asunder"), a play concerning traditional and modern ideas about marriage and relations between the generations.
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Qawdhan iyo Qoran" published in 1967 in the journal Horseed examined the situation of women in traditional society. He wrote the first play in Somali, Samawada (1968), depicting women's role in the independence struggle after World War II. Somalia's daily newspaper serialized stories as well, including works by Axmed Faarax Cali "Idaajaa" and Yuusuf Axmed "Hero."
In his novel Aqoondarro waa u nacab jacayl (1974; Ignorance Is the Enemy of Love)—the first novel published in Somali—Faarax Maxamed Jaamac Cawl criticized the traditional past. He made use of documentary sources having to do with the struggle against colonialism in the early 20th century, when forces under the leadership of Maxamed Cabdulle Xasan fought, among others, the British colonial powers. The two central characters in the novel, Cali Maxamed Xasan and Cawrala Barre, were based on historical characters. The author also brings the oral poetry tradition into the novel, its characters speaking in poetic language. The novel launches an assault on ignorance, as the title suggests, born of, among other things, illiteracy. And it takes a positive view of Somali women. Customs having to do with marriage play an important role in the novel, especially the subverting of such customs for one's own ends. Cawrala and Calimaax meet onboard a ship that has sailed from Aden, and they fall in love. But Cawrala has been promised by her father to another man. Because of a rough sea, the ship founders, and Calimaax rescues Cawrala from the water. Cawrala's love for Calimaax intensifies, and her relations with her father are therefore strained. She sends a letter to Calimaax, who, because he cannot read, has Sugulle, his new father-in-law, read it to him, and this leads to difficulties with his wife's family. When Cawrala learns of this, she is distressed. Then she learns that Calimaax died while at war. When Cawrala laments his death, her mother forces her to leave home. Then, at night, a voice comes to Cawrala, telling her that "a hero does not die." And in fact, Calimaax did not die; he was wounded, but he survived. Alone and wounded, he must fight a leopard, and the words of Cawrala's letter sustain him. In the meantime, Cawrala is miserable, and she debates with her parents and members of her community whether she should marry the man her father has selected for her. She is forced to marry the man, Geelbadane. But she becomes so ill that he sends her back to her family. Calimaax, learning of this, sends a message to her family, asking that she be allowed to marry him. Her family agrees, but she dies before the marriage can take place. Two years after that, still suffering from his wounds and his love for Cawrala, Calimaax dies. A later novel by Cawl, Garbaduubkii gumeysiga (1978; "The Shackles of Colonialism"), has to do with contemporary history.


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"The Houston commercial real estate market boomed in recent years as strong job growth fueled demand for office space, multifamily and other types of commercial property," said Matthew Deal, principal of Deal Sikes & Associates. "Values for Houston area properties increased in 2013. However, HCAD's mass appraisals tend to be inconsistent and there can be a marked disparity between the agency's appraisals and market value."
Across the county, the initial appraised values for multifamily properties were increased by HCAD by 22 percent over 2013 levels, the largest increase of any commercial property type. HCAD increased office building values by 17.8 percent; retail property values by 18.5 percent and commercial land by 21.4 percent.
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PrepZone Picks: Week 5
Calm before the storm.
No, we're not referring to any Tropical systems -- even if this is the heart of hurricane season.
This week is packed with mostly non-district games, leading to an eight-game district slate next weekend.
Vero Beach, Treasure Coast and Fort Pierce Westwood opened with district wins a week ago. All three return to district play next week.
John Carroll lost its District 4-1A opener to Holy Trinity Episcipal, thanks mostly to HTE running back Marcus Maye's 313 rushing yards.
Instead of a chance to regroup, John Carroll (1-3, 0-1 district) goes right back into district play this week against longtime rival Melbourne Central Catholic (2-0, 1-0).
The teams have played 45 times since 1963, but rarely have the stakes been bigger for the Rams.
Win, and their playoff hopes have a strong pulse. Lose, and the Rams would need a number of dominoes to tumble to make it in.
It's a big challenge. MCC outgained John Carroll 446-83 in a 48-6 win last season. The Hustlers went on to finish 10-0 in the regular season and advanced to the Region 1-1A championship game.
MCC is 2-0 this season and was leading First Academy last week when weather forced a postponement. The game will be finished Oct. 4.
Eric Pfahler: 8-0 last week, 28-6 season
Laurel Pfahler: 7-1 last week, 27-7 season
Dennis Jacob: 7-1 last week, 26-8 season
PrepZone readers: 7-1 last week, 26-8 season
This week's games are listed to the left ... simply click on the team you believe will win the game. Whichever team draws the most votes will serve as the readers' pick. A total of 136 votes were cast last week.
A light Week 5 schedule features just six games, all on Friday. Note that the Santaluces-Fort Pierce Central game at Lawnwood Stadium has been moved to a 6 p.m. start.
South Fork (2-1) at St. Lucie West Centennial (0-3), 7
Martin County (3-1) at Okeechobee (2-2), 7
Sebastian River (2-1) at Jensen Beach (2-1), 7
Santaluces (3-1) at Fort Pierce Central (3-0), 6
John Carroll (1-3, 0-1 4-1A) at Melbourne Central Catholic (2-0, 1-0 4-1A), 7
St. Edward's (4-0, 3-0 SSAC South) at All Saints' (2-1, 1-0 SSAC South), 7
IDLE: Vero Beach (3-1), Fort Pierce Westwood (4-0), Port St. Lucie (1-3), Treasure Coast (2-2)
South Fork 14, St. Lucie West Centennial 10: The Bulldogs take advantage of the Eagles' struggling offense.
Martin County 35, Okeechobee 7: The Tigers will be too tough for the Brahmans.
Jensen Beach 28, Sebastian River 14: The Falcons take advantage of the bye week and storm the Sharks.
Santaluces 20, Fort Pierce Central 17: The Cobras will need to be focused to come away with this one.
Melbourne Central Catholic 28, John Carroll 21: The Golden Rams fall to another solid opponent.
St. Edward's 21, All Saints Academy 17: The Pirates maintain their winning ways.
South Fork 21, St. Lucie West Centennial 14: The extra week of practice pays off for the Bulldogs.
Martin County 28, Okeechobee 10: The Brahmans need to find more consistency on offense.
Sebastian River 24, Jensen Beach 20: This one should be competitive, but the Sharks pull out the win.
Fort Pierce Central 17, Santaluces 14: The Cobras pull out another close win to avenge last year's 21-18 loss to this team.
Melbourne Central Catholic 20, John Carroll 7: This always seems to be a tough game for the Rams.
St. Edward's 32, All Saints Academy 17: The Pirates keep rolling over their Sunshine State Athletic Conference opponents.
South Fork 17, St. Lucie West Centennial 10: Eagles' improving defense keeps this one close.
Martin County 35, Okeechobee 10: Tigers make it three wins in a row.
Jensen Beach 34, Sebastian River 31: Both teams have been potent on offense.
Fort Pierce Central 21, Santaluces 17: Another week, another close win for the Cobras.
Melbourne Central Catholic 30, John Carroll 21: Rams may be reeling a bit after loss to Holy Trinity
St. Edward's 35, All Saints' 14: Pirates improve to 5-0.
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Patient advocates applauded the move, and country music legend Glen Campbell, who has Alzheimer's, appeared on Capitol Hill to urge more research.
Alzheimer's "has been in the shadows for far too long," said Eric J. Hall of the Alzheimer's Foundation of America. The plan "provides solid stepping stones toward substantial change."
Already, 5.4 million Americans have Alzheimer's or related dementias. Barring a research breakthrough, those numbers will jump by 2050, when up to 16 million Americans are projected to have Alzheimer's.
There is no cure, and the five medications available today only temporarily ease some symptoms. Finding better ones has been a disappointing slog: Over the last decade, 10 drugs that initially seemed promising failed in late-stage testing, Sperling said.
Moreover, scientists still don't know exactly what causes Alzheimer's. The chief suspects are a sticky gunk called beta-amyloid, which makes up the disease's hallmark brain plaques, and tangles of a protein named tau that clogs dying brain cells. One theory: Amyloid may kick off the disease while tau speeds up the brain destruction.
Previous studies of anti-amyloid drugs have failed, but that new international study will test a different one, in a different way: About 300 people from a huge extended family in Colombia who share a gene mutation that triggers Alzheimer's in their 40s will test an experimental drug, Genentech's crenezumab, to see if it delays onset of symptoms. The study also will include some Americans who inherit Alzheimer's causing gene mutations.
Meanwhile, there are brain-protective steps that anyone can take that just might help, Dr. Carl Cotman of the University of California, Irvine, told Tuesday's NIH meeting.
"It's just a well-kept secret," he said.
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--Your brain is like a muscle so exercise it. Intellectual and social stimulation help build what's called "cognitive reserve," the ability to withstand declines from aging and dementia.
-Getting physical is crucial also. Clogged arteries slow blood flow to the brain, and people who are less active in middle age are at increased risk of Alzheimer's when they're older. "Any time your heart is healthier, your brain is healthier," said Dr. Elizabeth Head of the University of Kentucky.
--Don't forget diet, she added. The same foods that are heart-healthy are brain-healthy, such as the omega-3 fatty acids found in fish.
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- Updated Campus Safety, Security and Fire Safety Bulletin Available
- Chaya Kessler Named Director of Kent State's Jewish Studies Program
- Kent State Welcomes Edmund S. Muskie Graduate Fellows
- Cleveland Cavaliers Offer Special Ticket Prices for Kent State Nights
- Preventing Identity Theft
- United Way Campaign Rolls on With Upcoming Cornhole Tournament Nov. 18
- Freshman Midterm Grades for Fall 2010 Full-Term Courses Coming Due
- University Libraries to Initiate Book Delivery Service
- Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority Sisters Cut Ribbon on New House During Homecoming
Open Enrollment Is Coming Next Week
The annual Open Enrollment period for eligible faculty and staff to select medical, vision, dental insurance and other benefits-related options for next year will begin on Sunday, Oct. 17, and will run through Nov. 8. The booklet detailing the benefits selections will be available online at the Open Enrollment Web site, beginning Oct. 17. On that website, you will also find many other resources and the link to the secure, online enrollment site.
A series of informational sessions on the 2011 benefits will be held the week of Oct. 18. There will also be several open computer lab sessions where an HR staff member will be available for people who need assistance with the online enrollment process. You can view a schedule of the sessions
If you have questions about Open Enrollment that are not answered through the above resources, call the Benefits Office at 330-672-3107 or send an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com Oct. 11, 2010
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E-Inside Message Boards Open for Business
The e-Inside Message Boards, a popular classified ad-type feature that many of our readers frequently ask about, is up and running!
Due to technical issues, the Message Boards were inactivated. Now, with a new technology, the Message Board is available once again.
Clicking on the link to the Message Boards will take you to a submission form. Please fill it out completely, and don't forget to make a selection from the drop-down menu, indicating in which section you would like your message to appear.
Please feel free to indicate a date range for your message, but know that messages do not remain on the Message Boards indefinitely.
All messages must be approved by e-Inside editorial staff. As we reactivate the Message Boards function, please understand that there may be a delay in posting approved messages. In all cases, please allow several days of lead time in the event you would like to post a time-sensitive message.
The Message Boards are intended to be a service available to Kent State faculty and staff only.Posted Oct. 11, 2010
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Is Your Emergency Contact Information Updated?
Did you know that faculty and staff can update their personal emergency contact information through FlashLine? It only takes a few minutes to complete and in an emergency situation having the most current information will make it easier to contact the appropriate person. This information is also extremely helpful to police officers, fire fighters, emergency medical personnel and others.
To view and/or update your emergency contact information, follow these simple steps:
1. Log on to FlashLine;
2. Click on the My HR tab;
3. Go to the Employment Details tab on the left, then click on Personal Information;
4. Look for the links to your emergency contact information. This will allow you to see the information listed and to make any needed updates. You can list more than one contact person.
If you have questions, please contact a member of the Records staff at 330-672-2901.Posted Oct. 11, 2010
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Updated Campus Safety, Security and Fire Safety Bulletin Available
Consistently ranked as one of the safest campuses in Ohio, Kent State University has posted the 2010-2011 Campus Safety, Security and Fire Safety Bulletin. The annual safety bulletin is posted each year to meet the requirements of the Clery Act, a federal mandate requiring all institutions of higher education that participate in the federal student financial aid program to disclose information about crime on their campuses and in the surrounding communities.
Information that is new to this year's bulletin includes Missing Persons, Emergency Response and Evacuation Procedures, and Fire Safety. The updated bulletin is posted at www.kent.edu/publicsafety/safetybulletin.cfm, and links to this document are available in multiple areas of the university's website, including the Public Safety, Future Students, and Parents and Families pages.
Kent State is ranked among the safest campuses in Ohio, based on the number of reported crimes by the FBI Uniform Crime Statistics report and Consortium for Higher Education Campus Crime Research. Kent State also ranked first among public universities in Ohio with a 92.5 safety rating in a report released by StateUniversity.com earlier this year.
Kent State University Police Services, an accredited law enforcement agency, was one of the first nationally accredited law enforcement agencies in Ohio and was the second university police department in the United States to be accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA). Kent State's police department has been twice awarded as a Flagship Agency by CALEA, which recognizes law enforcement agencies that represent extraordinary examples of excellence in law enforcement accreditation. Kent State is the first university police agency in the country to be awarded Flagship status and is also designated as a Meritorious Agency for having the distinction of being accredited for more than 15 years.
To review the 2010-2011 Campus Safety, Security and Fire Safety Bulletin, visit www.kent.edu/publicsafety/safetybulletin.cfm.
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Chaya Kessler Named Director of Kent State's Jewish Studies Program
The Jewish Studies Program in the College of Arts and Sciences at Kent State University is under new leadership this fall. Chaya Kessler has assumed the position as director of the program in addition to teaching courses in elementary and intermediate Hebrew, as well as introduction to Jewish studies. Kessler takes over from Dr. Richard Steigmann-Gall, director of the program since 2004, who stepped down over the summer to return to his research and teaching full-time in the university's Department of History.
"I am honored to be the next in a long line of devoted directors and am completely committed to making Kent State's Jewish Studies Program the premier program of its kind in Northeast Ohio," Kessler says.
Born in Russia and raised in Israel, Kessler served in the Israeli Army Intelligence Unit before teaching high school. Following her army service, she earned a bachelor's degree from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in English literature and education. While raising a family, she resumed her studies and completed her master's in history with honors from Youngstown State University. Kessler was the 2004 recipient of the B'nai B'rith graduate award from the history department. She is a member of Phi Alpha Theta and Phi Kappa Phi honor societies.
"I am delighted that Chaya Kessler will continue and grow the strong tradition of excellent leadership and programming for the Jewish Studies Program," says Timothy Moerland, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. "Her credentials are impeccable, and she has a vast network within the Jewish community, both here and abroad, that will greatly enhance our program. Her relationships, both on campus and throughout the community, dovetail perfectly with the goals of the university." Moerland also thanks Steigmann-Gall for his significant contributions to the Jewish Studies Program over the past five years.
The Jewish Studies Program offers courses and activities that promote understanding of all aspects of Jewish life. A minor or certificate in Jewish studies enables students enrolled in any major to become acquainted with the culture, language, literature, history, philosophy, and religious customs of the Jewish people from antiquity to the present.
Kessler has three goals for the program this year: to increase enrollment in the Jewish studies minor; to create collaborative partnerships with other departments and programs on campus in order to offer varied courses and activities; and to enrich student life by bringing exciting and relevant speakers, films, music and exhibits to campus.
The Jewish Studies Program at Kent State University was introduced in the fall of 1975 and has served Kent State students, Jewish and non-Jewish alike, with quality academic and general interest programs.
For more information about the program, visit www.kent.edu/CAS/JewishStudiesProgram.Posted Oct. 11, 2010
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Kent State Welcomes Edmund S. Muskie Graduate Fellows
Kent State University will host five new international students as part of the U.S. Department of State's Edmund S. Muskie Graduate Fellowship Program. Joining the Kent State University community are Ulviyya Asadzade and Gunay Rzayeva from Azerbaijan, Maia Shalashvili from Georgia, Vadim Caramalac from Moldova and Ganna Velykotska from Ukraine.
Established by the U.S. Congress in 1992 to encourage economic and democratic growth in Eurasia, the Edmund S. Muskie Graduate Fellowship Program is a program of the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) of the U.S. Department of State, and administered by IREX. By selecting emerging leaders from 12 countries of the former Soviet Union, the Muskie program aims to promote mutual understanding, build democracy and foster the transition to market economies in Eurasia through intensive academic study and professional training. In addition to their academic programs, Muskie fellows gain exposure to American values through a community service experience and develop professional skills through a full-time internship in their field of study.
The Muskie program is highly competitive, averaging nearly 4,000 applications per year with a 4 percent rate of acceptance. For more information, visit http://www.irex.org/programs/muskie.
The Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) of the U.S. Department of State fosters mutual understanding between the people of the United States and the people of other countries to promote friendly, sympathetic, and peaceful relations, as mandated by the Mutual Educational and Cultural Exchanges Act of 1961. ECA accomplishes its mission through a range of programs based on the benefits of mutual understanding, international educational and cultural exchange, and leadership development. For more information about ECA exchanges, visit http://exchanges.state.gov.Posted Oct. 11, 2010
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Cleveland Cavaliers Offer Special Ticket Prices for Kent State Nights
The Center of Student Involvement is joining forces with the Cleveland Cavaliers for this upcoming NBA season. As a part of a special offer, the Kent State community will have an opportunity to choose from three Cavs games for which tickets will be offered at discounted prices.
Prices will range from $35 to $77 for the Boston Celtics and Orlando Magic matchups, and prices will vary from $28 to $53 for the Chicago Bulls game.
The games are as follows:
- Tuesday, Nov. 30 vs. Boston Celtics; Order deadline: Wednesday, Oct. 27
- Wednesday, Dec. 8 vs. Chicago Bulls; Order deadline: Friday, Nov. 5
- Monday, March 21, 2011 vs. Orlando Magic; Order deadline: Wednesday, Feb. 16, 2011
Order forms can be obtained from the Center for Student Involvement or scan a PDF order form here.
For information about seating location and prices, call the Center for Student Involvement at 330-672-2480.
By Erin OrsiniPosted Oct. 11, 2010
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Preventing Identity Theft
All Kent State employees should be aware that the university has a policy regarding identity theft prevention. University Policy 7-11 outlines the prevention program and procedures as they relate to student enrollment and covered accounts (e.g., university credit card accounts, loans, phone accounts). The policy is in compliance with the Red Flags Rule established the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act of 2003.
Business and Administration Services has developed a guide and training materialsfor faculty and staff on preventing identity theft. The guidelines, University Measures for Identity Theft Prevention, and a PowerPoint presentation are available online at the Business Administrator Services website.
If you have questions or would like to arrange for training for your department, please contact Anne Brown, associate vice president, Business and Administration Services, at 330-672-0984 or firstname.lastname@example.com Oct. 11, 2010
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United Way Campaign Rolls on With Upcoming Cornhole Tournament Nov. 18
Back by popular demand, the Division of Enrollment Management and Student Affairs is sponsoring Kent State's United Way Cornhole Tournament.
This event is an officially sanctioned, single elimination tournament that can accommodate a maximum of 64 teams. Registration is now open, at a cost of $50 per team. The event is open to faculty, staff, students and affiliates of Kent State.
The tournament will again take place in the Student Recreation and Wellness Center, beginning at 4 p.m. on Nov. 18.
Payment is due at time of registration. The fee includes the official event T-shirt.
Register at https://commerce.cashnet.com/uway.
For additional information, contact Barbara Boltz at 330-672-1306 or firstname.lastname@example.com Oct. 11, 2010
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Freshman Midterm Grades for Fall 2010 Full-Term Courses Coming Due
Online midterm grading for freshmen in full-term fall 2010 courses begins Thursday, Oct. 14, via FlashFAST. Please remember that midterm grading applies ONLY to courses that meet for the full semester. The deadline for midterm grade submission is midnight on Tuesday, Oct. 19.
FlashFAST is accessible from any Internet-capable computer that has the cookies function enabled. To access FlashFAST, log in to FlashLine at http://flashline.kent.edu and click the Faculty and Advisor Tools tab. The link to grade rosters is located in the Faculty and Advisor Toolbox, under the Submit Grades heading.
Grades Processing Tips and FAQ may be found on the Office of University Registrar's website at http://www.kent.edu/registrar/facstaff/facresc.cfm. Any faculty member requiring personalized instruction on submitting grades via FlashFAST should contact their campus registrar's office during normal business hours for assistance.
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University Libraries to Initiate Book Delivery Service
Beginning Oct. 18, 2010, University Libraries will provide book delivery to Kent Campus departmental offices. If you are a faculty or staff member, or a graduate assistant with an on-campus departmental office, you are eligible to participate.
In order to ensure we have your correct departmental address, we invite you to update your information on FlashLine, under My HR. Click on Personal Information, then under Employment Details, Update Addresses and Phones. Make sure that your Current Business Address Line 1 contains your department name. You may wish to include your building name on Address Line 1 for clarity, and to help expedite delivery.
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Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority Sisters Cut Ribbon on New House During Homecoming
Members of the Alpha Beta chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma, a National Panhellenic Conference Sorority at Kent State University introduced their new sorority house, located at 1066 Fraternity Circle, to the community during Homecoming.
Winnie Warner and Abby Snowberger are the Tri-Sigma alumnae advisors who spearheaded the project. The 9,578-square-foot home sleeps 16 women and will accommodate more than 100 women during social events. The home features a fire suppression system, walk-out basement, fireplace, handicap accessible restrooms, study rooms, walk-in pantry, extra large kitchen and meeting room space.
The Alpha Beta chapter was founded at Kent State in 1925 and has rented several different properties for the past 20 years. The Housing Corporation purchased the vacant lot in 2004 from Theta Chi Fraternity and has been raising funds for the construction ever since.
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When i first heard about all the people complaining about it, I was like ":oh great...." but then when i saw it myself I was like "hey, this don't look bad"
there are 3 other outfits with a hood up if you really dislike his hair that much. Tho i will agree that it's kind of wierd his hood is always down after that point. There should be an option on your regular outfit if you want the hood up/down or with the warpaint.
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I like it as well.
In many games with a character creation (skyrim, fallout, etc) I always make a character named Sparrowhawk who is based off of a Mohawk Indian.
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I like it. It's nice to see something other than a hood
It just doesn't really "click" with me I suppose. I wouldn't mind the hood being down so much if it was only on the homestead like normal but seeing it down everywhere just bugs me.
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Totally a spoiler mate, and probably. It's not like Connor is from some kind of Mohawk tribe...
I liked it just fine. A toggle would have been cool though. You're not alone TC.
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I liked it, but I felt like he looked like Sokka from Last Airbender to a point.(The TV series)
I just put Achilles outfit on, close enough to Connor's to not notice, but you get the hood
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