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Just because you fill up your journal doesn't mean you have to get a new one - at least not with our Medium Journal! No matter how much you like to write, you can keep on switching out the pages and use it for as long as you like. Made from all leather inside and out, this Medium Journal features turned edges and hand folded corners, giving it a stylish look. Whether you like to write about your day, make little drawings, or just jot down pieces of inspiration, the ivory refillable pages give you plenty of space to do it. And when you've filled them up, just pick up one of our Refills and you can swap them out for new pages. Our Medium Journal makes it easy to keep using your journal for many years to come!
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The leather of this journal feels of very high quality and is beautiful. It was packaged beautifully as well.
My previous journal finally saw it's "happy ending" and I needed to get a new one. After a search on the website, I came across Leatherology and from what I could see - was a good replacement option. I ordered a navy leather with my name heat stamped. The price was good so I didn't have HIGH expectations AND what I got FAR exceeded my expectations! The craftsmanship is superior quality and with great style! I'm so happy I made the purchase - although, because it's so good quality I don't know if I'll need a replacement anytime soon BUT perhaps I'll want another color.
The journal was beautiful I will tell my friends and family about this company. They were quick with delivery and the quality and packaging were outstanding.
Impressed that I got exactly what I wanted in the nicest packaging. The note was a great touch.
This is my third purchase from Leatherology. The quality of their items is superior and the packaging is gorgeous. This is the first item I had personalized with initials - they did a beautiful job. Thanks so much...
I loved the way they packaged this journal. Every step of opening it was fancier and fancier. Only down side was that they forget the personalized note. The journal itself was very high quality. This was a gift to my brother and I could tell he was impressed when he opened it.
Just discovered leatherology and it will be forever more my go to for gifts. Problem is I purchased this journal and the tassel keychain for other people and kept them! Fortunately the iPad case I got for my brother doesn't fit my iPad or I would have kept that too! The quality is incredible and that leather smell... Plus each item is presented beautifully in gift boxes. Don't want to say this cuz don't want them to increase prices, but each item in quality and the way it's boxed present as way more expensive
I purchased off the reviews and was VERY happy with the quality and feel of the leather...the depth of stamped personalization....and by the presentation. Really VERY nice and sophisticated.
I am giving as a gift and wish I ordered more items.
Will order from Leatherology again!
As will all Leatherology products the leather is awesome. The journal insert however is stiff and does not match the luxury of the cover. Improvements would be to add a ribbon page marker and wire-spiral spine. The current product is too stiff to lay open on a table or desk. I am trying to find alternate inserts but have not found one that will fit the cover. I cannot give this product my usual 5 star rating becaue of the low quality of the journal insert.
Also I keep asking Leatherology to PLEASE bring out a hot pink version of the pebble grain leather products - if you are interested, please help me make the case for pink please.
High-quality leather journal made for a great gift! I think the monogram added a nice, personalized touch. Even the box was wonderful! I would definitely recommend this piece to others.
This journal is FANTASTIC! The quality of the product exceeded my expectations. I'm very pleased and excited to use it for work. The fact that I won't need to buy another notebook but can by filler pages makes it worthwhile. Thank you Leatherology for a quality product.
The journal is difficult to use. It does not open or close easily due to how the refillable part fits into the leather cover.It will also not lay open on a page for writing.
I am not certain I can even use it.
I was looking for a high-quality journal to present my boss on his retirement. This was exactly what I was hoping for. The leather is soft and the stitching is very high-quality. The presentation is better than any I've seen - wrapped in nice faux-suede and set in a beautiful metalic-look box with ribbon. I didn't even need to wrap it. It was a hit.
Thanks Leatherology!
I ordered 6 of these to use a gifts for a group of ladies I'm leading at our church. The journals are gorgeous! The leather smell, the pretty box, the silver monograms--these are going to wow my ladies! I'm also happy that they're refillable, so the gift can go on and on.
Arrived quickly, beautifully boxed and in perfect condition. Great gift for colleague!
Bought this as a gift for my son. As he was opening it the first thing we noticed was the beautiful packaging it came in. The leather on the cover of the journal was so soft and supple. He was more than happy with the quality and can't wait to start using it.
I gave this to my 2 direct reports at work and they were really excited to receive it. It's a great give for the office and I wouldn't mind getting one myself.
I bought this journal as a gift for one of my dear friends. It is a lovely quality and made a beautiful gift.Very quick shipment.
I bought this journal in navy with a personalized monogram and received it in less than a week. This journal is incredibly classy-- great quality and looks very expensive. The pages of the insert are lined, making it easy to keep notes, journal entries, etc., and best of all, the insert is refillable. The journal came wrapped in an amazingly soft suede (instead of the usual tissue paper) in a very nice box-- easy to wrap. I spent a lot of time looking for the perfect journal and found it at Leatherology. I would happily recommend this journal to anyone looking for one... FAR better quality than almost all of the others I found and for an incredibly reasonable price-- it definitely looks more expensive than others I found at well-known retail stores which are twice the price. I would also highly recommend buying any leather gift from Leatherology. Its products are of the highest quality, its prices are incredibly reasonable, and its service exceeded my expectations.
Beautiful...monogram looked great too.
arrived when expected and looks great out of the box!
I sent this journal as a gift and the recipient was very pleased, thank you for the prompt delivery and quality of my purchase... I will certainly consider future purchases.
Whether you are treating yourself or giving a gift to someone else, we want you to have an amazing and memorable experience. All items will be shipped using our signature gift packaging. Depending on the type and size, your item(s) will come wrapped in our signature microsuede sleeve, drawstring bag or soft velour bag (each with black tie accents), and be packaged inside a high-density bronze gift box. You will also have the opportunity to add a personalized gift note when you place your order.
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Rollin', Rollin', Rollin', oh my butt is swollen, keep that bike a'rollin', raw hide!
Rachel, LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lost again… sweet.
This is my drug… this is what gets me high…
Me too!!!!
All I can do is think about riding!!
I was bummed today because we had freezing fog today and when the fog lifted we had freezing rain. Black ice is the only thing that will keep me from riding outside.
the sky's the limit!
Just me and my shadow.
Following the white line, wherever it may lead me
Dang!! last again.
Just can't shake this follower…
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The road is my gym & this is my equipment.
Ed dropped his camera again.
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Sustainability at Pace
With a long standing record of innovative environmental programs, Pace University is committed to sustainable practices. Pace has five campus locations ranging from urban to suburban featuring diverse settings with unique opportunities for modeling campus greening initiatives. Through this website, the individual campuses - New York City, White Plains Law School, White Plains Graduate Center, Pleasantville, and Briarcliff - are united to convey information about Pace's policies, sustainable measures already implemented as well as plans for future initiatives.
Understanding Sustainability and the Role of Higher Education The formal definition of sustainability is to meet the needs of today without compromising the needs of the future. Given the breadth and depth of expertise throughout an institution of higher learning, sustainable considerations should be incorporated into all facets of operations and academics. We have a responsibility to lessen our footprint and negative impact on the environment to the greatest extent feasible. In doing so, we hope to help secure a healthy and productive planet for future generations.
Pace University GreenPace website is maintained by Pace Academy for Applied Environmental Studies.
Lights, Watts, Action!Saving energy and water resources will help lessen our impact on the environment while also cutting overhead costs. Read more.
All About the 3 RsReduce, Reuse and Recycle. Small steps can equate to big leaps in minimizing waste and impact on the environment. Read more.
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This thread is for discussing Thud! in some depth. If you haven't read the book then read on at your own risk – or, better still, go and read the book and join in the fun.
For those of us that are going to join in the discussion, here are a few guidelines:
Please feel free to make comparisons to other Discworld books, making sure you identify the book and the passage you are referring to. Others may not be as familiar with the book you are referencing, so think before you post.
Sometimes we'll need to agree to disagree – only Terry knows for sure what he was thinking when he wrote the books and individuals members may have widely different interpretations – so try to keep the discussion friendly.
We may be discussing a book that you don't much care for – don't be put off joining in the discussion. If you didn't care for the book, then that in itself is a good topic for discussion.
Please note: there is no time limit to this discussion. Please feel free to add to it at any time - especially if you've just read the book.
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Please endeavour to keep the discussion on topic. If necessary I will step in and steer it back to the original topic – so no digressions please!
Thud! by Terry Pratchett
Originally published 2005
Not only does Commander Sir Samuel Vimes have a murder to solve, he also needs to stop a war in the city and solve the mystery of Koom Valley. And he still has to make sure he's home by six to read to his son. He also has to deal with vampire recruits, troll gangsters, government inspectors, rabble-rousing dwarfs, suicidal assassins and a mysterious entity that's trying to use him as a weapon of mass destruction.
Can Ankh-Morpork's top-cop come out ahead of the game?
I want to thank raisindot for volunteering to write the introduction to this month's discussion.
raisindot wrote:If we are never blessed with another Watch book again, we can at least be satisfied that the series ends on a high note, for Thud! is, in many ways, a noble coda to the evolution of Sam Vimes from the drunken, fearful, and powerless bell-ringer of "Guards! Guards!" to the sober, fearless, and powerful copper's cop of "The Fifth Elephant" and "Night Watch."
"Thud!" is in many ways, a sequel to "The Fifth Elephant." The maguffin of the story is a standard police procedural into the death in Ankh-Morpork of a controversial "deep down" Dwarfish grag, or wise man, apparently by a troll. This investigation is the springboard into the history and mythology of both dwarfs and trolls and the efforts of these ancient enemies to control their history in modern times.
In previous DW books where dwarfs are prominently featured, words—and the assembly of words into sentences and books—are central leitmotifs. In Thud, symbols—and their literal and mythological meanings—form the central theme. Dwarfish minesigns highlight the growing fears of its diminutive inhabitants. Hand-written symbols call into existence ancient evils. Graffiti of diamonds etched into city walls express the aspirations of trolls. A huge painting of the legendary Battle of Koom Valley, a central event in the history of trolls and dwarves—carries many levels of meanings, from the literal to the legendary. Even literal-minded Sam Vimes cannot escape the need to immerse his young son in the symbology of the copper's never-ending quest for the truth, as revealed to his young son in his nightly reading of the book "Where's My Cow."
Although the "A" story centers around the 'mystery,' PTerry, for the first time, devotes a significant portion of the 'B" story to its female coppers. Sergeant Angua and a new recruit, Sally, a black-ribboner vampire forced upon the Watch by politics, conduct their own investigation into the mystery while dealing in real terms with the symbolism and mythology of vampire-werewolf relations. The symbolic and psychological nature of male-female relationships is drunkenly explored within a multi-racial context by the female coppers in the first of its kind 'girl's night out.' While these scene bog down the narrative at times, they do reveal a side of the Watch that has never been fully explored before.
Behind every symbol is the nature of its meaning, and it is the battle to control, reveal, or destroy these symbols and their meanings that forms the narrative thrust of Thud! The deity Tak may have 'written' the world and the dwarfish, human, and troll races, but it is the interpretation of Tak's intentions in creating these races that has driven the struggle between dwarfs and trolls for thousands of years, peaking in the Battle of Koom Valley, whose literally earth-shattering 'mystery' becomes imperative for Vimes to solve as its approaching anniversary becomes a rallying cry for dwarves and trolls to re-start their ancient war. But this time the battle won't be restricted to Koom Valley, but will spread across the Discworld and explode in the city with the largest concentration of both trolls and dwarves—Ankh-Morpork. The murder of the grag is the tip of gigantic conspiracy that must be solved, one that will ultimately reveal the true meaning behind the symbolism of Koom Valley, whatever its repercussions. And only one man can reveal that truth—Ankh Morpork's legendary symbol of truth and incorruptibility. As Lord Vetinari urges him, the world needs Sam Vimes' version of the truth. The question of Thud! is: Can Sam Vimes deliver it in time?
Want to write the introduction for the next discussion (Carpe Jugulum)? PM me and let me know if you'd like to – first come first served.


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Immersed in his passion for nature
Living Coast director says his work with animals has been 'tremendously fun'
CHULA VISTA Living Coast Discovery Center Director Brian Joseph says he has never worked a day in his life, but those who know him say quite the opposite.
"He's definitely a workaholic, there's no doubt about it," says his wife, Sally Joseph, who supervises animal care and training at the center. "He has to be working. I thought I had to keep up with him, but I gave up on that."
The 62-year-old veterinarian not only directs the nonprofit Living Coast Discovery Center, but he also oversees veterinary care for all five SEA LIFE aquariums in the United States, he volunteers his time to train Chula Vista and National City police K-9 handlers in lifesaving skills for their dogs, and serves in the U.S. Army Reserve Veterinary Corps.
He also consults with various zoos and marine life parks to help architects design the best environment for marine mammals in captivity.
The Josephs have taken one vacation in their 16-year marriage, Sally said.
But even though he can't sit still for long, Joseph's demeanor does not seem like that of a workaholic. He is an animal lover, an environmentalist and an educator at heart.
And he exudes his passion, which just happens to make him good at developing relationships with donors. But he would never admit that.
Instead, he shares a long list of places he has worked, which range from Sea World and the San Diego Zoo to the Bahamas, only to further make his point that he's never actually felt like he was working.
"Everything I've ever gotten to do is just tremendously fun," he said. "The nice thing about animal work is that no two days are ever the same."
He talks about his animals the way he discusses people, with personalities and feelings and even the power of persuasion.
It was a military working dog, in fact, who recruited Joseph for the Army Reserves. At least, that's how the vet tells it.
Ringo, a Belgian Malinois, had completed two tours of duty in Iraq when Joseph met him in 2007 at a veterinarians' conference in San Diego. Ringo was recruiting for the Army Reserve Veterinary Corps. Joseph applied to join the Veterinary Corps, and when he was told that he was far too old, he fought for an age waiver, eventually becoming the oldest veterinarian ever recruited to the U.S. Army. He was 57 when he went to basic training.
That's the other thing about Joseph, his wife said. He doesn't take "no" for an answer.
"I want to live life really full, and be able to look back and say I've done everything I could," Joseph explained.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - After starting the season 5-0 for the first time since 2001, Tennessee State broke into the Top 25, coming in at No. 24 in the FCS Coaches poll released on Monday.
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TSU is one of just 11 undefeated teams left in the FCS and one of the six teams to have a 5-0 record.
The Tigers opponent this week, Eastern Kentucky, placed 16th in the Coaches poll. It is the highest ranking for the Colonels since they were 16th on Oct. 5, 2009, right before losing to Tennessee State that week.
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Don't expect a delivery drone to drop off your packages anytime soon. The FAA has proposed new regulations for commercial drones that will cause major hurdles for Amazon's drone-delivery service.
The US regulator announces tests of unmanned aircraft flying farther away from pilots than proposed regulations permit.
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Quiet, Holiday, Special Project
I've also picked up a special NXT writing project that's kept me busy - all my motors, sensors, and other parts are in use and I've got no time to play.
Just an FYI: I will be out of town June 3-11 with no internet access and no email. Hopefully Matthias and Brian will keep you occupied during that time. I'm not sure how they respond to dares, but you could try to provoke them :)
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- Matthias Paul Scholz said...
> Hopefully Matthias and Brian will keep you occupied during that time. I'm not sure how they respond to dares, but you could try to provoke them :)
Year, that's right!
"You talkin' to me? You talkin' to me? You talkin' to me? Then who [...] else are you talkin' to? You talkin' to me? Well I'm the only one here. Who do you think you're talking to? Oh yeah? Huh? Ok."
(which movie?)
Come on, people! Give me that dare!
/Matthias "Taxi Driver" Travis (as luck would have it, I will be away exactly the same two weeks as Jim, but, as is to be hoped, not completely without web access)
- May 30, 2006, 5:50:00 AM
- Brian Davis said...
So *both* of you are leaving the same week, throwing me to the internet wolves?!? Sigh... I will be here, so continue to fire away with questions or comments!
Brian "tied in a mess of NXT-G wiring" Davis
- May 30, 2006, 8:02:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
Sorry, Brian... can't be helped. The good news is that it sounds like The NXT STEP is all yours for a week at least. Change the color scheme... change the default language... change focus to Star Wars action figures... the stage is yours!
- May 30, 2006, 8:07:00 AM
So, Brian's the coder of this trio, and needs a challenge...
Here's some...
- Demonstrate how you'd implement one dimensional array within the limitations of the NXT programming suite.
- Give a sample of the biggest program that will fit into the NXT (assuming no logging). If that's too much to chew on, give an estimate on how large such a program would be. (Some thoughts here are basically -- how big is any given instruction set, does use of various wires affect the size, how big is the onboard memory, are comments part of the bytecode, etc)
- Figure out how big an object really has to be to be detectable by the ultrasound detector. Can it see a lego brick? A lego cube? (4 studs x 4 studs x 4 studs - can be made with 6 2x4 bricks and 4 2x2 plates). Are there any tricks to using the ultrasound sensor (for example, angling at the floor versus straight ahead) that improve its performance? How far off the centerline can it detect?
That should be enough to chew on to start...
- May 31, 2006, 7:31:00 AM
- Brian Davis said...
OK, that's a few ideas (thank you!). Some of those are easy to answer (I've already done arrays, for instance), while some are hard or impossible (for instance, in the time I've been involved, the US sensor has gone through some changes... so I won't speak on this in detail until I have my hands on *exactly* the same HW what will be shipped out to the readers of this blog, for instance). But it does give me some ideas... any more?
Brian Davis
- May 31, 2006, 12:11:00 PM
"Sorry, Brian... can't be helped. The good news is that it sounds like The NXT STEP is all yours for a week at least. Change the color scheme... change the default language... change focus to Star Wars action figures... the stage is yours!
Jim "
Yeah, give a more NXTy look using the graphics availible on the offial website.
- Jun 1, 2006, 2:15:00 AM
How about color sensor specs?
I know that 'red' and 'blue' are apparently easy to differentiate... What kind of readings does the NXT get off of the standard palette of LEGO colors?
Light Grey
Dark Grey
I'm asking because I'm working up rules for a 'bot competition over a Labor Day Event that I'm a part of and have always liked rtlToronto's use of 'Lego Cubits' (6 2x4 bricks formed into a cube with 4 2x2 plates on top of them, nearly perfect cubes) in competitions. I just purchased enough to make 8 each of red, blue and white (and that all fit into a single 'pick a brick' large tub!) (146 2x4s + plates in a single tub!) and am trying to figure out if color should enter into the competition -- but only want to do that if those three colors are easily differentiated by the color sensor.
So, basically any insight into the sensitivity and/or function of the light sensor would be helpful.
- Jun 2, 2006, 12:20:00 AM
Did we scare you away Brian?
- Jun 3, 2006, 11:04:00 AM
- Brian Davis said...
Nope. I was just busy blogging ;-)
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Pittsford man accused of killing girlfriendBy Gordon Dritschilo and LUCIA SUAREZ Staff Writers | July 06,2013Albert J. Marro / Staff Photo
A Vermont State Police Mobile Crime Lab was at the home of Christopher Sharrow and Kristen Parker on West Creek Road in Pittsford on Friday. Police say Sharrow killed Parker early Friday.A Pittsford man is charged with murdering his girlfriend Friday in what Vermont State Police say is the state's third domestic-violence homicide in a month.
Christopher Sharrow, 35, has been charged with second-degree murder in the death of 32-year-old Kristen Parker in their home on West Creek Road in Pittsford. Police said he is being held without bail and is scheduled for arraignment Monday in Rutland criminal court.
Maj. Ed Ledo of the Vermont State Police said a neighbor heard screaming and called police around 2:20 a.m. Friday. He said troopers arrived at 2:55 a.m. and forced their way into the home, finding Parker dead and Sharrow on the scene.
Sharrow was taken into custody without incident, according to police.
Police said Sharrow and Parker lived together in the home with their two children and a child of Parker's from a previous relationship. The children, who police said range in age from 1 to 7 years old, were home at the time of the killing but were unharmed and were safe with family as of Friday afternoon.
Ledo would not provide details as to the cause or manner of death, saying he was waiting for autopsy results. He would not discuss whether Sharrow had provided a statement.
Ledo said this was the fourth homicide in Vermont this year, and the third related to domestic violence. At a press conference outside the Vermont State Police barracks in Rutland late Friday afternoon, he made a point of discussing the effects of domestic violence and the resources available to its victims.
"There are always warning signs," he said. "I think people feel it's not going to happen again."
Ledo said he was not aware of previous police visits to Sharrow and Parker's home for domestic disturbances, nor of abuse-prevention orders or other evidence of a history of trouble between them.
Ledo said while Sharrow had a "criminal past" — he was convicted in 2004 for stealing $2,600 from a Center Rutland convenience store where he was manager, and in 2001 he was convicted of lewd and lascivious conduct for exposing himself to a woman — there was nothing pending against Sharrow and that he was not aware of any domestic violence charges.
The home is a two-story gray house with a front porch, located on a long and largely empty stretch of road, near the intersection of Kendall Hill Road. Door screens, forcefully removed by troopers when they arrived at the house, sat against one of the porch beams Friday afternoon as crime scene investigators worked on site.
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The idea here is to give some extra recognition to the deserving candidates who have had their cars featured in Camaro Performers magazine over the past year and to shove them into the proverbial spotlight once more before we look ahead into the upcoming year.
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Hello back now, although I cannot help you, as I have almost zero knowledge in this area, I would simply like to say, trust me, if anyone can do what you're asking, ^ he can, the man is a certifiable (oh he's certifiable alright) genius, I've had to from time to time go through his old posts to find fixes for my network.
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Ill have one of the networks like this except SSID broadcasting; People who are not tech orienated use that network for internet access and I would have to configure their phones myself
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WPA2 - use a strong key
use MAC FILTERING
don't broadcast SSID.
We will be using G for compatibilty reasons on the 2.4GHZ network. No reason at all to update to N/5GHZ plus none of our current routers support it.
if at possible, narrow the bands you'll be using
A, and N use the 5GHZ band
B, G, N use the 2.4GHZ band <- B, G
Currently, this does not bring anything to our network as this is a small office network.
on the routing.. you might want to check if you already have access to IPV6. This might be the time to have to upgrade or discard devices. IPV6 adds routing speed due to fixed header lengths
...and who says we dont have older devices?
try to make your network a pure N network making it fully uncompatible with a multitude of older devices.
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That wasnt my suggestion. I personally do not like it either. Does nothing as people can snif it out anyways.
...and who says we dont have older devices?
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Well I wanted to initially just post the situation. Like I mentioned, I have to do inventory which is where I will write down all the TCP/IP equipment with their make/model number.
If this is the sort of info your going to give might as well stop now
"Right now, we are using a router which is our gateway AND our firewal"
Come on - what is the make and model?? Is it really that hard, is it a wrt54g or a cisco ASA 5500?
Wireless is what is less used here. Only ours phones (on one access point) and a wireless camera (on another access point) use it. Nothing else. That is why I dont really care about it.
As to not caring about wireless - yeah again wrong attitude, its prob your weak spot and what is causing you grief. Using home routers, prob even double natting vs actual business type gear. Lets get some DETAILS and this drawing.
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- DVD Release Date: September 20, 2011
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