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La muerte reciente de un infante en una cuna Simplicity con baranda móvil que habia sido retirada del mercado aumenta el número de fatalidades a 11. Algunas de las cunas tienen el logo Graco y el motivo Winnie-the-Pooh.
CPSC warns consumers about the dangers associated with using 2 million recalled Simplicity drop-side cribs. All Simplicity drop-side cribs have been recalled.
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All manner of men came to work for the News: everything from wild young Turks who wanted to rip the world in half and start all over again -- to tired, beer-bellied old hacks who wanted nothing more than to live out their days in peace before a bunch of lunatics ripped the world in half.
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The article is transcribed from a legal proceeding. Google anything and Vitor has stated multiple times this is what happened.
Also that means the doctor lied under oath.
Is this real life?
It means the doctor may have injected him post surgery but that was before camp. During camp he was using max-tribustak. The AC did its homework to controvert Vitor's claim that he received it from a doctor but admitted to the supplement which, as I stated days ago, carried 4-OHT long after being banned by sports commissions.
You say shark I say hey man, Jaws was never my scene and I don't like Star Wars
May of, could of, should of, maybe, probably.
Either way, Vitor pissed dirty. He could of eaten pop rocks coated with uncut HGH for all I care.
But again, it's probably just Jesus doing all of this.
There are many paths to freedom, not all are peaceful
Because it's the Jesus, bro.
Not TRT, not roids, but Jesus!
There are many paths to freedom, not all are peaceful
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Karen graduated with a BA in Art, with a concentration in Painting, and focus in Art History, from Cleveland State University. Karen has worked at several galleries in the Cleveland area, then at the Cleveland Museum of Art in the Development Department, before starting in the Admissions Office at CIA in the Fall of 2008. Over the past several years, she has participated in local group shows, including St. Clair Superior Development Corporation's Public Art Projects and Sparx City Hop; as well as having attended numerous gallery openings and museum events, and supporting the local arts scene. Karen values the Cleveland artistic community, and helping students prepare for the admissions/portfolio prep process for admittance into the Cleveland Institute of Art.
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Pita is an advocate and native to this region, and she has been immersed in the Cleveland art scene since childhood. She received a B.A. in Fine Arts from Hiram College, where she studied painting, photography, multimedia, and minored in Art History. She most recently came to the Institute from the Museum of Contemporary Art in Cleveland where she was working for the past five years. Pita is a lover of contemporary culture and when she is not at CIA or in her studio, you can catch her motorcycling around town, hitting all of the art openings.
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Originally a Detroit native, Cleveland has become Thea's new home after receiving a Bachelors of Art from Hamilton College, where she pursued a double concentration in Art History and Hispanic Studies. Thea appreciates how artists and designers see the world through a lens of limitless potential, and is excited to bring the next generation of creative problem-solvers to Cleveland. Before working for the Cleveland Institute of Art, Thea worked for the Wellin Museum of Art at Hamilton College and the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland. From riding her bike around town to playing in local pinball leagues, and running a project space for artists, Thea enjoys the unique experiences only Cleveland can offer.
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At VH1, countless hours are spent determining what music best complements our shows. This past month was no different as VH1's CMI team worked to synch the best tracks to shows like Mob Wives Chicago and Single Ladies 2, tunes that added an extra spark to the drama onscreen. We thought it would be neat to give you an inside look into this world of music supervision.
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The University of Massachusetts Lowell offers a Bachelor of Arts Degree with a major in Peace and Conflict Studies. Students may also minor or double-major, if appropriate. This program provides students with knowledge of the key issues, research, and theories in the important and emerging field of Peace and Conflict Studies.
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"I (state your name) will take personal responsibility for my thoughts, relationships, assets and path in my life. I will stop pushing my ideas on what other people should do with theirs. I will be the change that I want to see in the world by walking away from the debt and death paradigm I actively or passively empower.
- I will stop funding bankers with my dollars in their banks and paper schemes.
- I will stop watching all media propaganda.
- I will never vote for the lesser of two evils.
- I will stop being a consumer and buying stuff that I do not need.
- I will stop eating the Standard American Diet S.A.D.
- I will stop wasting time with collectivist groups that sell a dream to me, only to get me to sacrifice my energy support a few at the top.
- I will measure wealth in the real things that I can touch and that provide real tangible value to me.
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- I will take control of my diet and eat things my ancestors would recognize as food.
- I cannot change the outside world to make myself happy or free.
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I appreciated Lisa Loomis' article that appeared in last week's paper about the pond drainage in front of the Big Picture Theater because I was able to see through direct quotes the thought processes of a patriarchal group of men who come across as inflexible and punitive in their decision making.
My assumption has always been that selectmen are elected to represent their community. I haven't met anyone yet who is not grateful to Claudia Becker for taking an eyesore -- a place that until now seemed doomed to failure -- and creating a cultural center that contributes greatly to our community. Film and music fans, people who like to dine out without spending their monthly mortgage check, and children benefit from her largesse. The Big Picture is a source of pride for our community, and I find it irresponsible to put its existence in jeopardy because of a refusal to work with the owner in finding an alternative solution.
Anyone who has been in this Valley for 30 years, as I have, can recall other instances when the Waitsfield Select Board trampled on a dream, or made the process of building a dream too stressful and costly. No one is denying the importance of successful pond drainage, but the remarks of the opposition seem to focus on the fact that this woman disobeyed and has to be taught a lesson rather than on the possibility of a creative solution. Saying publicly that Ms. Becker has to "deal with her own parking lot issues" or that "she had no business doing that in the first place" are not remarks that suggest any cooperation. The one member of the board, Charlie Hosford, who attempted to dialogue about the alternatives that were offered by Ms. Becker was met with a vote to stick to the original command of the board, which was to have the land restored to its original condition.
I want to encourage the selectmen to consider revisiting their decision, and if they refuse, I hope the people of Waitsfield will stand up and insist on more cooperative and considerate leadership in the future.
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Anticipation is once again building for the 2013 Taste of Home Cooking School & Showcase Expo presented by First Citizens and your community newspapers. Culinary Specialist, Michelle Roberts will return to the stage to demonstrate delicious recipes from the national magazine at Charleston Southern University's Lightsey Chapel on Tuesday, May 14, 2013.
Roberts will demonstrate ten recipes from national magazine, Taste of Home, in addition to useful tips and tricks that makes the cooking experience more affordable, sensible and delicious.
"I've attended the Taste of Home Cooking School for the past several years. I've enjoyed the lively and entertaining cooking demonstrations by Chef Michelle Roberts," says Ferol Lovelady of Summerville. "I've always learned new techniques and cooking short-cuts each time I've attended."
Returning also for the second year is emcee Terry Haas of HGTV's "Design to Sell." Haas who began her real estate career in Atlanta, now lives in Charleston where she has her own real estate and home-staging consulting business.
"We are thrilled and honored Terry is returning to the stage this year as our emcee. She is so entertaining and brings even more fun energy to the show," says Chris Zoeller, Summerville Communications Regional Advertising/Marketing Director and Taste of Home event coordinator.
Haas loves cooking at home for her husband and two children and is also looking forward to bringing home some great tips from the show.
"Last year it was mainly about being a busy mom, chasing kids, working crazy hours and needing help in the kitchen to put great meals on the table. Since being a part of the show last year for the first time, I have used the ideas and recipes a lot. I love my Taste of Home cookbook!"" says Haas.
In addition to the entertaining and educational live demonstration, attendees have the opportunity to walk through a showcase expo featuring local vendors offering samples, door prizes, and more! This combination of great food, valuable goodies and never-ending fun has created a cult-like following among Taste of Home fans.
Haas says, "I had so much fun last year, meeting everyone, getting to work with the Summerville Communications crew and Chef Michelle. This is why I had to come back."
Tickets are now on sale with General Seating only $11 in advance. Limited Preferred seating is $17 in advance and usually sells out first, so make sure you secure your up-close seat today! VIP Packages are also available which includes a Taste of Home Cookbook and Preferred Seating starting at $35. For the first time this year, attendees can purchase a Dinner Buffet including dinner, a drink and dessert. Dinner buffets can be purchased in advance for $7.
Tickets are available at The Summerville Journal Scene office at 104 East Doty Ave. in Summerville, or purchase conveniently online at www.JournalScene.com/TasteofHome. Tickets will sell out quickly, so be sure to purchase yours soon!
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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for Nov. 11, 2013. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the "Crime" tab.
Becky Woodward — drugs prohibited acts, Alcohol Beverage Control violation
Jennifer Vaughters — driving under the influence
Tyrone Milhouse — open container bench warrant, malicious injury to animals or property $1,000 or less, disorderly conduct/gross intoxication
Clifford Day — unlawful use of a telephone
Stacey Bing — trespassing/entering premises after warning
Allison Weeks — disorderly conduct/gross intoxication, open container of beer/wine
Dennis Epperly Sr. — unlawful possession or distribution of prescription drugs two counts, possession of a controlled substance schedule I to V two counts, simple possession of marijuana
James Garrett — failure to pay child support
Chris Santana Barros — malicious injury to real property $1,000 or less, pointing and presenting a firearm
Russell Middleton — breaking into a motor vehicle
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On Thursday & Friday, September 29th & 30th, a local resident competed in the United Kennel ClubŌĆÖs World Coonhound Championships in Wooster, Ohio.
Only the top 100 dogs from across the nation get invited to attend and participate in this event and Jody Goodson of Farris and his male Bluetick Hound, CH NITE CH ŌĆśPRŌĆÖ GoodsonŌĆÖs Rowdy Bocephus were among them. This was GoodsonŌĆÖs first time to ever attend this event and he and Bocephus did very well.
On Friday night the lights were once again burning at Bearcat Stadium as the Antlers Bearcats took to the field against the Talihina Golden Tigers. During the first quarter it was clear what type of game it was going to be as the Tigers put up a total of 16 points with little effort.
Coming off of a loss last week at the hands of the Savannah Bulldogs (55 to 29), the Bearcats showed early in the first that they were here to play as they drew first blood. Unfortunately the Bearcats lost Friday's non conference game against the Atoka Wampus Cats by a score of 46-26.
On Saturday, September 17, members of the Pushmataha County Sportsman Club concluded their 2011 bass tournament schedule with the Annual Top Ten Tournament. The tournament was held on Sardis Lake. The Top Ten Tournament allows the top ten anglers of the year to compete against each other in this final event. Those competing this year were Ellis Silvey, Billy Hensley, Terry Thurman, Judd Thomas, Billy Latham, Josh Cole, Mike Burrage, Jon Tucker, Dennis Willeford, and Kenny Briggs.
On August 27, 2011 Perry Canon of Team Uprising defeated his opponent (A. Lopez) in the 190 lbs weight class at the Golden Pong CasinoŌĆÖs ŌĆ£Thunder RumbleŌĆØ MMA event in Okemah, OK. Perry knocked out his opponent with a right hook only 5 seconds into the first round. Perry, now 1-0, will fight again on October 29th at the Golden Pong Casino along side his teammates of Uprising Martial Arts in Antlers: Brandon Fuller, Curtis Dillishaw, Oscar Smith, Terry Tennon and Coaches Kevin Clark and Jacky Noah.
The 2011-2012 Rattan Rodeo Queen has recently been crowned. The new Queen is Cassidy Courtwright. The 2011-2012 Rattan Rodeo Princess was named Jaylel Gorden.
The Rattan Rough Riders Pivot Team 2011-2012 members are: Eli Jones, Morgan Bond, Albert Fowler, Lindsey Hedrick, Dakota Renfro, C.C. Rosson, Rhonda Greenhaw, Cassidy Courtwright, Haley Williams, Molly Holder, Anjelica Smith, Tessa Bond, Hanna Courtwright, Coaches: Teresa Hobbs-Ross, Sandy Benzine and Secretary Cameron Boling and Tommie Jones.
Photos courtesy of LaDonna Gibson-Coberley.
Members of the Pushmataha County Sportsman Club held their final regular season bass tournament of 2011 on Saturday, September 10. The tournament was held on Hugo Lake. The cooler temperatures seemed to have helped improve fishing conditions as seven anglers brought a six fish limit to the weigh-in.
On Friday night, August 26, 2011 the lights were once again shinning bright at the Antlers Bearcat Stadium as they took on the Haileyville Warriors in a scrimmage game.
For the first portion of the scrimmage the teams alternated possession of the ball in 5/5 sets. Meaning that a teams offense would have possession of the ball for 5 plays and then would move to defense for 5 plays. The Bearcats showed aggression, determination and passion as they went head to head against the Warriors, not to mention some new tricks.
Once again, anglers from the Pushmataha County Sportsman Club had to contend with temperatures above one hundred degrees during their bass tournament held on McGee Creek Lake. The tournament took place on August 27. Despite the hot weather and the slot length limit on the lake that requires bass from sixteen to twenty-two inches to be released, a few anglers were able to put together a nice stringer.
The Pushmataha County Junior Bassmasters held their second state qualifying bass fishing tournament on Hugo Lake on Saturday, August 20. The tournament was sponsored by FirstBank of Atoka. FirstBank donated $300.00 to the club to be used for prizes for each angler that competed.
With temperatures forecasted to be around 108 degrees, tournament hours were shortened to start at safe light and end at 1:00 p.m.


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Saturday night was a special night for everyone at California Clasico, but it but it was a little sweeter for one little boy and his mother.
Jackson Fyffe, 5, went to the game expecting to score the first ceremonial goal before the game. However, he was rewarded with so much more than just a goal.
Jackson's mother, Lt. Colonel Celene Fyfee, surprised him on the field after being deployed in Afghanistan since December. The reunion was a complete surprise for Jackson, and as you can see from these photos and video- it was nothing short of amazing.
Jackson still got to score the first goal like he planned, but his mom scored it with him.
There are plenty of ways to get to California Clasico at Stanford Stadium on Saturday. We've made it nice and easy for you to map out your ride to the biggest game of the year:
If you're driving, be sure to plan ahead and get there before 6 p.m. to beat traffic. All lots are $20- cash only- for cars. Oversized vehicles are $30-cash only. Click HERE for directions.
Season Ticket Holders: If you have a Buck Shaw Stadium parking pass for Lot 1, 2, 4- please park in Lot 2 at Standford Stadium.
If you're taking Caltrain, note that the Stanford Stadium station will be open on Saturday. The station does not have Clipper machines or ticket vending machines. Clipper users (8-ride or e-cash) should use Palo Alto Caltrain Station. Customers who are purchasing tickets from the ticket vending machines should buy a Day Pass from their originating station before heading to the game.
Click to download Caltrain schedule for June 29
If you're taking the bus, service is 24 hours and the VTA runs through San Jose, Santa Clara, Sunnyvale, Mountain View and Palo Alto. Click here for the schedule.
We'll see you there!
A's Root Beer Float Day! #earthquakes pic.twitter.com/qWZwJAs1z5
— Adam Jahn (@PillowFeet14) June 26, 2013
It's shaping up to be a hot day in the Bay Area. What better way to spend it than sipping a root beer float and cheering on the Oakland A's?
The 14th Annual Oakland A's MUG Root Beer Float Day is from 10:35 a.m.-12:35 p.m. in the Eastside Club at the O.co Coliseum. A's players, coaches and Quakes players Adam Jahn, David Bingham and Earthquakes Shakers will be serving up the $2 floats.
Admission is free with a ticket to this afternoon's game vs. the Cincinnati Reds.
For more information and a full list of the celebrity scoopers click here.
After the game, join the Shakers Corona Girls and fellow Quakes fans at Old Pro (541 Ramona Ave., Palo Alto CA) from 7-9 p.m. tonight. The Shakers and Corona Girls will be guest bartending for the night. The event is open to all ages.
The Quakes will host a Root Beer Float Night of their own on July 13 before they take on Seattle Sounders FC. The event, sponsored by A&W, will benefit the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation.
Last year, the Quakes raised $10,000 for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
A few Quakes players will pay a visit to the oncology wing at the Lucile Packard Children's Hospital tomorrow. Sam Cronin, Shea Salinas and Medhi Ballouchy will hang out with the oncology units' patients to brighten their day. We will have a video up after the visit.
In the meantime, check out last year's video of Salinas and Chris Wondowloski's visit:
As the Quakes rev up for Cali Clasico, Quakes President Dave Kaval and midfielder Sam Cronin will preview the eagerly- anticipated match on Yahoo! Sports Talk Live this week.
First up, President Kaval will join host Jim Kozimor at 5 p.m. on Wednesday. Sam Cronin will follow suit and be on the program at 5 p.m. on Thursday.
Tune in to Comcast Sports Net for both interviews and don't miss Quakes v. Galaxy at Stanford Stadium on Saturday.
Good news Quakes fans! We're offering up a special #CaliClasico ticket deal for all of our Twitter followers:
Follow us on Twitter and get an awesome, discounted ticket for this year's must-see match. Let's beat LA!
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— San Jose Earthquakes (@SJEarthquakes) June 25, 2013
Ty Harden & Tommy Muller hanging out with fans at today's 4v4 tournament presented by @WellsFargo. Great event! pic.twitter.com/o24R29cPPo
— San Jose Earthquakes (@SJEarthquakes) June 22, 2013
It was a beautiful weekend for a little soccer at the San Jose Earthquakes 4v4 tournament presented by Wells Fargo.
More than 110 teams made their way to Cesar Chavez Elementary in East Palo Alto for the fun. Quakes players Tommy Muller and Ty Harden were also on hand to sign autographs and pose for pictures with fans.
Each tournament player received a ticket to a Quakes home game and an official tournament t-shirt. Quakes associate partners 7UP, Xfinity and SoccerEarKraze were in attendance with freebies for attendees.
Wells Fargo made sure that all of the participants were hydrated with complimentary water.
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Boys U13: Mexico Soccer League
Boys U14: Peru F.C.
Boys U17: Elite RYSC
Coed Open: Picazo
Mens Open: Valedores F.C.
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Adam Jahn is one talented kid. The rookie already has four goals to his name and shows no sign of slowing down. We decided to capitalize on his magic touch and take him back to Stanford- where he's a student- to shake things up a bit before #CaliClasico (get it? Earthquakes are shaky).
The result was way better than we expected. Everything Jahn touched turned blue and ended up in a blue afro.
Help us Quake out Stanford University on Saturday. Get your tickets to Quakes vs. Galaxy while you can.
Fresh off their first road win of the season, The Quakes head to Washington D.C. this weekend looking to bag three more points from Saturday's match against last-place D.C. United. Here's what you should know ahead of the game:
1. Kickoff is at 4 p.m. PT on Saturday. Catch it on CSNCA and 1590 KLI. Watch it with fellow Quakes fans at one of our Preferred Pub Partners.
2. D.C. United is off to a rough start and have just one win in 15 games. Their six points puts them at the bottom of league standings and makes them an easy target for ridicule. However, don't rule out the black and red. Their roster touts the likes of veteran midfielder Dwayne De Rosario and U.S. International goalkeeper Bill Hamid. D.C. most recently fell 2-1 to Toronto FC last weekend at home.
3. The boys are back in town! Victor Bernardez and Martin Chavez have rejoined the Quakes and will be available for the match. Bernardez and Chavez have been with the Honduran National Team in recent weeks for World Cup Qualifying. Last weekend's victory over the Colorado Rapids also marked the first time key players Alan Gordon, Chris Wondolowski and Steven Lenhart all started together.
4. This game marks Mark Watson's second match as the interim head coach of the Quakes. While Watson is sticking to the 4-4-2 formation employed by Frank Yallop, Look for a more possession-oriented style a play on the field.
5. The Earthquakes and D.C. United have plenty of connections. To name a few:
- De Rosario began his MLS career with the Quakes in 2001. From 2001-2005, De Ro notched 27 goals and 31 assists. He also helped lead the Quakes to two MLS Cup championships in '01 and '03.
- De Rosario, Nana Attakora, Dejan Jakovic and Kyle Porter are capped Canadian Internationals.
- Brandon McDonald spent three seasons with San Jose from 2009-2011.
Rafa Baca stopped by the Kick, Lead and Dream Soccer Camp at Cherry Chase Elementary on Wednesday to talk to the campers about overcoming adversity and finding success.
Baca shared his inspiring journey as a Mexican immigrant that moved to the states to attend school and become a successful soccer player. Baca stressed the importance of education and college as the key to achieving your dreams.
At the end of his speech, Baca led the kids in chanting "Si Se Puede!" which translates to "Yes We Can!" in English.
The Kick, Lead and Dream Initiative is a program where motivated teenagers serve as role models to at-risk kids. The fun day camp provides an opportunity for the kids to hone their soccer skills while learning leadership skills from the teen mentors. To find out more on the program visit: http://kldsoccer.com/


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Saturday, August 23, 2014
If you love blue crabs, you can find them in abundance at the Awendaw Blue Crab Festival. This event is a favorite of not just the locals, but those who travel far and wide to attend.
The Town of Awendaw is preparing for its 19th annual Blue Crab Festival. The festival will be held, Oct. 4 from noon to 5 p.m. at Camp Sewee, off of Doar Road.
Attendees can purchase all the blue crab they can eat, prepared in a variety of different ways. Enjoy steamed crabs by the bucket, or try the succulent fried crabs at the festival. There will also be fried fish, chicken drumettes, Frogmore stew, hot dogs and hamburgers. Organizers guarantee you won't leave hungry. Various local vendors will have handmade crafts on display. Also other delicious seafood, and other food options will be available. The event also features live music, arts and craft, and exhibits. T-shirts from this year and years past will also be on sale.
Organizers say the festival is a way to celebrate the Town of Awendaw. In addition, nonprofit Carolina Studios will be on hand mixing up your recordings.
When it was started in 1995, 60 people picked through 10 bushels of crabs. The festival was held annually except for 2004, when it was canceled because of tropical storm warnings. In 2007, about 5,000 people attended. The festival was brought back by popular demand in 2011.
Tickets are $2 per person at the entry gate. For more information, contact the Town of Awendaw Town Hall at 843-928-3100 or email email@example.com.
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Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch is a magical adventure that no PS3 owner should miss.
Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch is simply magical. It's been a long time since I was so enchanted and entranced by a game—and I've only just rescued the Great Sage's daughter.
The cell-shaded animation makes you feel almost as though you were in a cartoon, and the game's sterling story and excellent voice-acting (though much of the dialogue is simply text) makes the experience fantastically immersive. Wandering through lush forests or across sweeping deserts, one can't help but feel a sense of awe.
This is the first game I can remember in which I find myself as enraptured by the story as I am by the gameplay. I'm often impatient to be on to the next fight or the next puzzle; in Wrath of the White Witch I'm impatient to be done with the fighting and on to the next poor soul whose heart needs mending.
This brings up my one complaint with the game. Oddly enough, I find the frequency of the battles a bit over the top. Since many of the fights are actually not that hard, and since you have to cut to each of them, it can get a bit tedious at times.
Of course, the harder fights, and especially some of the boss fights, are marvelous fun.
Grabbing up health and magic globes, defending against powerful attacks just in time, and choosing which familiar to use at any given moment, makes for strategic, fast-paced battles. It's sort of a melding of turn-based and real-time combat that's really a lot of fun, especially as you level up your familiars (and yes, I've been playing a lot of Persona 4 Golden and I keep wanting to refer to these as Personas rather than familiars. In many ways they serve the same function in both games, though combat is structured quite differently.)
The story itself is as delightful as the animation.
You play as a young boy, Oliver, whose life takes a tragic turn early on in the game. Soon you are introduced to Drippy, The Lord High Lord of the Fairies—he's not your average fairy either.
Impatient, brash, and speaking in something of a Scottish brogue, Drippy is both adviser and sidekick to Oliver. His hard exterior is punctuated with his physical merriness; he dances and twirls and falls, only to get right back up again, offering in turn words of encouragement and light-hearted disdain. And he has a lantern pierced through his long, yellow nose.
Indeed, as Oliver tells him later in the game, one of your familiars looks more like he imagined a fairy to be than the Lord High Lord of the Fairies himself.
The story is one of parallel worlds, dodging back and forth between a magical realm under the blight of a terrible curse and the town of Motorville—a 1950s landscape of white-picket fences and shiny, colorful cars. Soul Mates exist across the two worlds, mirror images of people and animals in both locations. This is key to the game's story and to many of its quests.
In Drippy's world, the evil Shadar has driven magic away.
He's also waged a war on joy and happiness, stealing pieces of hearts from the people and animal-people who inhabit the world, leaving them under the spell of broken hearts. As a wizard and the Pure-Hearted One, it is Oliver's task to set things right. And so the game is one of mending what's broken, and piecing together the hearts of the forlorn, whether they're simple town guards or His Meowjesty King Tom.
It's a sweet story, a fairy tale, but it's never cheesy or cloying; it's humorous, but its humor is never cheap. Even the puns and plays off old fairy tales (the city of Ding Dong Dell, for instance, or the villainous mouse king Hickory Dock) feel fresh. This is not a Shrek fairy tale, but something much deeper and more gripping.
The music, composed by Joe Hisaishi, is what rounds off all this beauty. It's at once lush and catchy, with hooks destined to be video game classics. I find myself humming these melodies long after the game has been turned off, and I've wandered back into my own Motorville.
Of course, the game may not be every gamer's first choice. It's very story-driven, and you'll spend a lot of time reading or listening to dialogue, and watching as the game plays out before your eyes. Fortunately, the story itself is strong enough to make this worth my while, even as someone who often complains about this very thing.
The role-playing elements are not the deepest I've seen, but they're still engaging enough to keep things interesting. Managing familiars as they level and gear up, not to mention the catalog of spells at your fingertips, makes for a game that can be enjoyed by a wide demographic.
Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch is one of those games you never want to stop playing. Its sweetness and character stands in stark contrast to many of today's "edgy" or "gritty" games (though all these certainly have their place) and in this sense, it's very welcome, much in the way Journey was welcome for its absence of combat. Sometimes, games can be uplifting and joyful, and this is one of those times.
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Horse Wren film contrasts music stars with local hopefulsWritten by Brigitta Burks | News Editor | email@example.com
Filmmaker Horse Wren is exploring the differences between music stars who have made it and local artists still striving to go big with his documentary "Street Fame."
Wren, who also works for THE JUICE 107.3, originally hoped to have a workshop that put artists just starting out in touch with music industry experts. However, his idea evolved into a film.
"[Beginning musicians] get a bum rap in a way," Wren said. "I think it's the artist themselves; they never really do what it takes to go to the mainstream."
Wren's idea is to have a split screen comparing big-time artists with those new to the business. Some of the area artists Wren has included in his film so far are That Dude Jasper, Loco Mic, DJ A.M.F. and Anonymous.
"Anyone can become a musician these, days. You got a laptop … you got a song," Wren said.
Wren said while some fledgling artists have "attitude," there are those like Loco Mic who work hard to make music.
"He's been mastering his craft, but he still has a sense of humor. It's not gangsta rap; it's not the F this, F that," Wren said. This, however, could make getting publicity for those like Loco Mic difficult.
"[The songs] probably won't get airplay at this stage in the game unless there's another 'Fresh Prince of Bel-Air'," Wren said.
Wren also praised That Dude Jasper. "He reminds me of a futuristic Timbaland. He does it all, but he does it with gusto," he said.
There is some serious star power in the documentary with the inclusion of Russell Simmons, who Wren met when the businessman came to the area recently. Wren asked Simmons what he thought about the documentary idea and received praise for the concept.
"To get that kind of feedback of 'Go forward,' I was like, 'Wow, OK, I'll go," Wren said. Wren, who has worked on music videos in the past, was also inspired by "Krush Groove," the film based on the beginnings of Simmons' label Def Jam Recordings.
Many big names like Simmons are still "nice and humble," Wren said, something he hopes to highlight with his film. Not all starting off musicians are as down to earth, however.
"[Certain musicians] are not happy with not having a dressing room. It's really weird. I'm getting attitude from you and you're trying to get to that point [of stardom]," Wren said.
Wren said he hopes to have the project completed by June 20 and is aiming to show at independent film festivals.
"There's no profanity; [the film is] clean. It will touch on the point of why certain people make it and some people don't," he said.
Growing up in Detroit, Wren was inspired to enter his field by his mother Pamela, also a music lover. "In a way, I wish I was then the way I am now because I would have helped her get on 'American Idol' or something," he said. Wren moved to Bowling Green about three years ago and also runs Street Fame, a marketing company that shares the name on his documentary.
His goal is to help those around him realize their dreams, whatever they may be, Wren said. "Maybe everyone's not meant to be a musician, maybe someone's meant to be a producer," he said.
The filmmaker is optimistic about completing his film by the deadline. "I'm busting my butt to finish it; I have tons of footage," he said.
Still, Wren welcomes more tape. He hopes to include artists of all different genres in his film— everyone from "DJs to trumpet players," he said.
For more information or if you're an artist interested in being featured, contact Wren at (419) 494-8787.
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At the Tuesday meeting of the Scioto County Commissioners a resolution was passed establishing mandatory hookups to the Minford Sewer District for those who live in the area once the system is completed.
The resolution states, "the Scioto County Board of Health has passed a resolution stating that the reason for the Minford Sewage Project is to reduce or eliminate an existing health problem or hazard of water pollution. Ohio Revised Code section 6117.51 permits the Board of County Commissioners, to order the owner of any premises located in the Minford Sewer District, the owner's agent, lessee, or tenant, or and other occupant of the premises to connect to premises to the sewer for the purpose of discharging sewage or other waste what the board determines is originating on the premises, to make use of the connection, and to cease the discharge of the sewage or other waste into a cesspool, ditch, private sewer, privy, septic tank, semipublic disposal system."
The resolution further states that the, "owner, agent, lessee, tenant or occupant shall comply with this order with 90 days after the completion of service of the order upon the person."
Last week the commissioners passed 11 resolutions allowing them to take those who refuse to sign easements for the Minford Sewer Project to court.
On Tuesday the commissioners passed an additional resolution adding one more property owner to the original 11, bringing the total to 12.
Since the project was announced, the county, through the Sanitary Engineers Office, has been working to acquire an estimated 740 easements necessary for the project. The county has been told they needed to acquire all of the necessary easements before the project could get started.
In March of 2010 the county was awarded a $14,912 loan and a $14,507,000 grant from the USDA to complete the project to install 30 miles of sewer mains and a new waste water treatment plant among other things. The proposed project will provide sewage service to 1,327 existing homes along with modest growth capacity for the entire service area.
In June of this year the Scioto County Commissioners asked the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) for a 3-month extension on the $30 million Minford Area Sanitary Sewer Project.
"Scioto County will not be able to meet the current deadline of July, 31, 2012, for the Minford Area Sanitary Sewer and we are requesting a waiver to the current deadline," the Scioto County Commissioners wrote in a letter dated May 21 to the USDA.
USDA state director J. Anthony Logan said earlier this year that if the project is not under construction, or under a contact for construction, by July 31 a request could be made to the White House Office of Management and Budget for a waiver only with a extenuating circumstances.
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Over the past two seasons, Florida Gators fans haven't had much to cheer about. With a total of 13 losses and a litany of missed opportunities and a fired head coach, it's been a rough time to be a supporter of the Orange and Blue.
Saturday's introductory press conference of new coach Jim McElwain had a twofold effect for Gator Nation. In addition to meeting their coach, the fan base was provided with something they haven't had in some time.
Yes, introductory pressers are carefully crafted by the university's media departments, and yes, it is easy to look good coming off the heels of the Will Muschamp era. It's also easy for a coach to be full of smiles when he hasn't coached a game, but for what McElwain's day was supposed to be, he passed the first test with flying colors.
Be affable? Check. Show your humorous side? Check. Show you understand the importance and prestige of Florida football? Check.
McElwain was as on as anyone could be with their first day with the media. He expressed this being a dream of his, as well as talked about the prestige Florida has, and his focus on returning the Gators back to prominence. He came off personable, using self-depreciating humor many Alabama and Colorado writers can attest to. At one point he even asked school president Bernie Machen if he wanted to tailgate for the Gators' upcoming bowl game.
In 38 minutes, McElwain showed more charisma and personality than Urban Meyer and Will Muschamp had throughout their time at Florida. He was more bar companion than head coach, a style Gator fans haven't seen since Steve Spurrier. After four years of a no-nonsense, hard-nosed style of football and media dealings the smiles and anecdotes were a welcome change.
While a press conference will only gain so much favor with the fans, it could be symbolic of the changes Florida is looking to make. Instead of defense-first approach to the game, the Gators are looking to get back to the strong offensive attack Florida has been known for. With talented on the offense, McElwain will have tools to work with as he rebuilds on that side of the ball.
Time will tell how McElwain does with the Gators. In the coming weeks, he'll have to solidify his coaching staff, evaluate the players on the team, and finalize the commitments for the 2015 recruiting class. Some challenges have already been presented, as three recruits have been lost due to the coaching change. The Gators have already lost running back Matt Jones to the NFL Draft, with the possibility of more declaring soon.
There will be a lot of work to do in order to bring Florida back to the level Gator Nation has been accustomed to. However, Saturday's presser was a step in the right direction. In McElwain, Florida has a coach that understands the task ahead of him, embraces it, showing charisma and providing an optimistic outlook along the way.
It's a breath of fresh air for a fan base stifled by the toxic fumes of losing over the past two years.


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Director of New York's Tobacco Control Program to Speak at Kent State, Nov. 14Posted Nov. 3, 2011
Kent State University's College of Public Health presents the second speaker in its Public Health Speaker Series this fall semester. Dr. Jeffrey Willett is a research scientist with the New York State Department of Health and also the director of New York's Tobacco Control Program. Willet will speak on Monday, Nov. 14, at noon at the Moulton Hall Ballroom. The event is free and open to the public.
His talk titled "Tobacco Use: A Winnable Battle for Public Health" will focus on the development of tobacco use as the leading cause of preventable death in United States over the last century and the tremendous health and economic impacts of tobacco use in our society. He also will address interventions that reduce tobacco use, specifically those used by the New York Tobacco Control Program.
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In just a week's time, the familiar sights, sounds and aromas of Aiken's One Table Thanksgiving Day dinner will waft through the streets of downtown, carrying the spirt of thankfulness to all those who sit down together.
The event has been called One Table for one reason – dozens of tables are linked together to form one place to eat. The table will wrap from Bee Lane into The Alley where people from all walks of life will sit down together.
The annual diner is free and open to all.
Each year since 2005, One Table has attracted hundreds from throughout the community into downtown for a chance to celebrate.
Since the first dinner, when more than 400 people gathered, the event has continued to grow.
This year, organizers are bracing for 3,000, said event organizer Kathryn Wade.
The dinner will be held from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day.
As the event grows, so has the goodwill of those who volunteer to make the dinner possible.
"We are filled up with volunteers," Wade said. "We have some on a waiting list."
Each year, people without loved ones nearby attend One Table for company. Families who can't afford a large meal go for the food and residents who simply want to spend time with others gather.
Wade said she has talked with a handful of newly widowed women and widowers who will be at the event for the first time.
"This has been a wonderful event that not only draws people from Aiken," she said. "This has become a wonderful event that people plan to attend every year."
Those attending One Table are asked to bring a canned food item to donate to Area Churches Together Serving and Christ Central Ministries.
Monetary donations may be made through Christ Central Missions Division. Checks must be made out to Christ Central Missions Division, or CCMD. Specify One Table on the comment line only.
Organizers still need donations of desserts, cold salads and packaged rolls, which can be dropped off at Newberry Hall, 117 Newberry St. S.W., from 4 to 6 p.m. on Nov. 21.
For more information, visit www.onetable.org.
Aiken Standard file photo Seantrese Hawkin and Shamya Flegler, 2, joined thousands of others in downtown Aiken for the seventh Annual One Table Thanksgiving Day dinner last year.×
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Kentucky Teleworks is helping hundreds of people turn working from home in a full-time position with full benefits from a dream to reality.
Still, some who may want to take advantage of such an opportunity lack the high-speed Internet connectivity, computer equipment, and office space in their homes necessary to launch a telework career.
To combat those issues, Kentucky Teleworks—an initiative of the Eastern Kentucky Concentrated Employment Program, Inc. (EKCEP)—has created the Teleworks Hub, a remote office facility in Hazard that will allow people to work in the global economy from the mountains of Eastern Kentucky when teleworking at home is not currently an option for them.
Located at the Kentucky Career Center Perry County JobSight in Hazard, the 22-office facility features state-of-the-art broadband Internet connectivity and computer equipment, as well as new office furniture.
On February 25-27, Kentucky Teleworks will conduct job screenings for people interested in working at the Teleworks Hub in Hazard. The screenings will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day, and will take place at the Kentucky Career Center Perry County JobSight, located at 412 Roy Campbell Drive in Hazard, just past Whayne Supply.
Applicants interested in being screened on-site for positions to be staffed at the Teleworks Hub should bring a current resume, valid identification card, and Social Security card.
Joshua Ball, manager of Kentucky Teleworks, said the new facility makes it possible to eliminate nearly all barriers for people seeking a telework career.
"In the world of telework, it's about bringing the people to the jobs instead of bringing the jobs to the people," Ball said. "We're very thankful that the leadership at EKCEP and the L.K.L.P. Community Action Council embraced this concept and allowed for the creation of the Teleworks Hub. We hope to ultimately replicate this model in cities across the region."
Jeff Whitehead, EKCEP executive director, said the Teleworks Hub will use its digital infrastructure and connectivity to connect the region's teleworkers with their remote employers, some of whom may be located across the nation or even in another country.
"Just like a hub serves as the connection point for devices in a larger network," Whitehead said, "our Teleworks Hub erases geography and distance to serve as the connection point for workers in our Kentucky Teleworks system to unite with their employers in our vast network."
Ball said EKCEP hopes to allow teleworkers to work at the facility long enough to save money to purchase computer equipment and broadband access to upgrade their home office. Once installed, those teleworkers could transfer into their homes and continue working there.
Their spots in the Teleworks Hub would then be freed up for other potential teleworkers to occupy immediately and begin the same cycle, he said.
Through its website—www.kentuckyteleworks.com—jobseekers have access to thousands of vetted work-from-home jobs. Over the past two years, Kentuckians have landed jobs with well-known national companies like DirecTV, Amazon.com, T-Mobile, Comcast, JP Morgan Chase and others.
One partner, call center services vendor StarTek, has approved the Teleworks Hub in Hazard as the work site for positions they fill for a nationally recognized telephone and Internet provider.
Ball said some applicants might be hired on the spot during the three-day screening event. For those who aren't, telework job opportunities may still be in the cards for them, and that's added incentive to attend the events.
"Our job screenings really never end," he said. "Once you're entered in the Kentucky Teleworks system through our website, we'll keep looking for the best jobs for you and let you know when the right fit comes along.
"If you're willing to work, we're willing to get you to work" Ball said.


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Last week I went to Dallas, Texas, for Blissdom, a blogging conference. Everytime I leave to go on a business trip my girls beg to go with me.
I look forward to the day when they really can travel with me and I will be able to give them my car keys and turn them loose in whichever city I'm visiting.
But, for now it's simply not possible unless I take a babysitter. My husband, Zeb, and I lived in Fort Worth for the first two years of our marriage, but each subsequent move took us closer and closer to the Atlantic Ocean. As we moved further away from Texas, we started having babies and going back to visit was never feasible.
I was beyond excited to go back to Texas after 13 years and even more excited that because we have family close by, Aubrey, my 8-year-old, could travel with me and stay with her cousins while I was at my conference.
During the drive to Texas, I told Aubrey stories about the early days of our marriage.
"Did you know that right after I met your Daddy, I rode on the back of his Harley all the way from Fort Worth to Shuggie's house in Alabama?"
Her jaw dropped. "Momma that is so far. Weren't you scared?"
I grinned, "No, I was too busy being in luuuuuv."
Her brow furrowed, "With who?"
I laughed out loud, "With your daddy! Who do you think? I wasn't scared - all I was thinking about is that I got to wrap my arms around him for 12 hours."
Aubrey kicked her legs and made sounds of disgust, "Ew. Gross."
"Oh, please. You need to be glad that your parents are in love."
We stopped for lunch and ate outside, taking our time, talking about anything we wanted to with no rush to get anywhere. I love having three daughters, especially having them as close together as they are. They are the best of friends (at times), but because they are the same sex and so close in age, it can often make it a little difficult to spend one-on-one time with them.
It may be my own issue, but in my mind I think that if we had a boy or two it would somehow be easier to justify singling them out for alone time — Zeb would take the boys to do boy things and I would take the girl or girls to do girl things.
I'm sure it's not that simple but I still feel guilty taking one of my daughters to do something and not including the other two. As it is, I suppose we will just have to take turns with the travel for now, but it was really nice to be able to spend hours of uninterrupted time with just Aubrey.
She made up "Knock Knock" jokes, told me stories about school and read "Little House in the Big Woods," which caused her to wonder how long it would take a covered wagon to drive from Greenwood, Miss., to Fort Worth, Texas.
We asked Siri but she was stumped — lest you get the wrong idea and think that we spent the entire drive engrossed in deep and meaningful communication you should also know Aubrey crushed the high score on Temple Run and Subway Surfer on my iPad while I listened to a podcast on my phone.
But we also held hands, shared a Coke and turned the music up as loud as it would go and sang at the top of our lungs.
I gave Aubrey control of the music on my phone and we were singing Bruno Mars "Just the Way You Are" as loud as we could:
"But every time she asks me "Do I look okay?" I say,
"When I see your face
There's not a thing that I would change,
'Cause you're amazing
Just the way you are
And when you smile
The whole world stops and stares for a while
'Cause girl you're amazing
Just the way you are…"
As the song came to a close Aubrey smiled and said, "I bet that's what Daddy thought when you were on his motorcyle." She giggled, "I think maybe he thinks that now, too."
I took a deep breath, mentally taking notes of the moment — it seemed so precious and fleeting I didn't want to miss a second. Then I smiled and said, "Yeah, but that's also how I feel about you."
She beamed at me, grabbed my iPhone to choose another song and and we drove on.
Robin O'Bryant is an author, humorist and speaker. Her latest book is "Ketchup is a Vegetable and Other Lies Moms Tell Themselves." Connect with her on Facebook and Twitter and visit her blog at www.robinschicks.com.
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Removed from the activity of downtown San Francisco, this historic five-story Pacific Heights hotel is 2 blocks from verdant Presidio Park, 5 blocks from Fillmore Street, 8 blocks from Sacramento Street and less than 2 miles from Haight-Ashbury.
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The Hotel Drisco offers complimentary Continental breakfast, an evening wine aperitif, complimentary morning Town Car service to the Financial District, and on-site fitness and business centers.
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In the Pacific Heights area, this hotel is within 2.5 miles of the Asian Art Museum and Fisherman's Wharf, near beach and marina.
Just off the hotel's wood-floor lobby is a sitting area with 24-hour coffee and tea service. The hotel also offers complimentary Continental breakfast and evening wine aperitif. Guests have complimentary use of the hotel's fitness center and receive complimentary access to the YMCA, one mile away. Guests can take complimentary Town Car service to the Financial District weekday mornings (7 AM–9:30 AM Monday-Friday). The hotel offers a 24-hours business center, computer station and complimentary wired and dial-up high-speed Internet access. Secretarial services and event catering are also available. Complimentary parking is available on local streets and is not metered. Recreational amenities include a 24-hour fitness facility and complimentary bicycles.
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- Free breakfast
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free use of nearby fitness center
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Total number of rooms - 48
- Multilingual staff
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- Porter/bellhop
- Number of floors - 5
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- Conference space size (meters) - 56
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This San Francisco hotel does not have its own restaurant, but there are many dining options within the surrounding Pacific Heights area.
Nearby restaurants:
Rose's Cafe
Nearby Things to Do
In addition to the hotel's fitness center, with treadmill, stationary bike, a stair machine, and free weights, guests receive complimentary access to Presidio Community YMCA, one mile away.
The Presidio Golf Course, one mile away, is a public 18-hole course deep inside the city's verdant park near the Golden Gate Bridge. The course is lined with century-old eucalyptus and pine trees, and was originally reserved for use by the military. In 1995, the Presidio became a national park, and the golf course went public.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
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- Free bicycles on site
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Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Optional extras
- Airport shuttle fee: USD 65-95 per vehicle (one way)
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 25 per night
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Children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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This one's for all you royal watchers and fans of The King's Speech.
The Duchess of Cambridge, formerly Kate Middleton and perhaps someday the queen of England, gave her "first public speech" today at a children's hospice in Ipswich, the BBC reports.
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