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| sapphire21 chapter 24 . 3/7/2012
so this is a really good story and i was wondering if there was a particular reason that it has been so long since you updated. i really love this story and would greatly appreciate finding out how it ends. or at least some acknowledge meant that you have given up on the story or whatever reason it may be that you have stopped updating.
| frolic-horror chapter 24 . 2/18/2012
This story is very addicting :) Despite having my reservations (Edan is a bit too crazy and seems not to care that his family and kingdom are in terrible danger) I couldn't stop reading it :)
| ValenceDeatrick chapter 24 . 2/13/2012
Ah, I really hope you continue this. I really like it... But I know it's unlikely. XD I can hope and dream though. It is really funny. o Well, I love it, so if you just so happen to have the urge to write, you should look at it. XD
| onkeyninja chapter 1 . 12/31/2011
I think you've decided to discontinue this awsum fic :( anw, plz update -eventho it's highly unlikely- we reviewers are dying for more 3
| Krowhop chapter 24 . 10/7/2011
I realize it has been a few years since you have updated this story... but... I really really really want more. Please? Pretty please? I'll be your new best friend, I promise...
| Werekid chapter 24 . 9/27/2011
OMG. BEST. STORY. EVER. I would like to see more of Apallo and Edan. I think Damar should meet Cyrus and I think that would be AMAWZIN YAWL!
| Whatsoever chapter 1 . 9/26/2011
If you don't update this, I will die!
Atleast give your poor reviewers some hope :3
| Oshini chapter 24 . 8/27/2011
OHMYGOD, this story is AMAZING! I absolutely LOVE Edan. He's so hilarious! This story is non-stop humorous, and I couldn't stop laughing. Are you going to continue it anytime soon, or is it on hiatus? I can't wait to read more!
| foreverandeverr chapter 1 . 8/18/2011
Wow, this is really good.
i wish you would update though. You have'nt updated since 2007.
please update your story!
| alien2love chapter 24 . 5/23/2011
an amazing story! :D i am in love33 I CAN'T WAIT TILL ROYCE FINDS OUT THAT "EDANA" IS ACTUALLY "EDAN"! :DDD
lols i love Cyrus:DD & the monkey hahaha i'm not a huge fan of Artemis, but I like Apollo
anyways, super awesome story! i loveeee it :DD
so, continue soon :D
please & thanks 3
| ewdeadaccounthere chapter 24 . 4/16/2011
ahaha,i love this story,cyrus is funny and edan is epic, i especially likes the last few lines xD
thanks for writing this story,its awesome.
| Breezers chapter 1 . 4/5/2011
I've only read the first chapter and I think I'm totally in love with Edan. He reminds me of a hissing kitten that thinks it's a roaring lion. I love it!
| Krowhop chapter 18 . 3/24/2011
In the last few days I have found myself eating chickens more than once. I was so bothered by this that I was compelled to tell my room mate about Edan's chicken theory. And he brought up a GREAT question.
"What about eggs? I mean, it is a chicken product, and therefore their 'flesh'...but in the featus form, so they have no mind yet, but is the mind control now a part of their genetic makeup?
And what if it isn't the chickens, but really the EGGS? I mean, they did come first, right? Or did the chicken? And the egg is it's ultimate solution to mind control?"
Mind you, this was a conversation in a public resturant. Only now do I wonder if I like your story so much because it reminds me of him...
| Krowhop chapter 24 . 3/24/2011
OMG NO! You haven't abandoned this story, have you? :( Just when it was getting a little more developed in the main plot, too! I hope you decide to pick it back up. It is fun, and fluff, and amusing. It seems like one that was fun to write, and I know it is fun to read! Please pick it back up? PLEASE? I'll share free anime with you!
| Krowhop chapter 4 . 3/24/2011
I am loving this story so far. Humor and fluff, and even semi-predictable storyline and all. It is a fun, easy read. Loving it!


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Lily Powell also won an individual event for Bethlehem. The sophomore took first place in the 100 butterfly with a time of 1:01.47, less than a tenth of a second ahead of Shaker's Sara Mion.
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Previously, on Downton Abbey: Rose and Atticus get married amid drama that includes: Rose's awful mother's existence, her awful mother's attempt to frame her future son-in-law for an affair he wasn't having, her awful mother telling her future in-laws that she's divorcing and bringing scandal upon them in an attempt to stop the wedding. In short: Lady Flintshire is THE WORST. Edith spends a lot of time mooning over Marigold and doing a terrible job of pretending that's not her kid. Robert figures it out and is surprisingly not a jerk about it. Tom has decided to go to America, and Tony Gillingham has decided to marry Mabel Lane Fox. Mary is depressed over both these developments. The London cops literally have no other crimes to solve (poorly) other than Green's murder and have arrested Anna, because this show hates the Bateses (and its viewers, possibly). Need more details or just want to squee about it? See last week's recap.)
It's season finale time! Hasn't this season gone by in a blink? What will happen? Read on and let's find out.
Previously, on Downton Abbey: Cora and Rosamund track Edith to London, where she's fled with Marigold and convince her not only to return to Downton with the child, but that lying about the Drewes ability to take care of the child is enough cover for her to just adopt her. Sure, okay. Isobel gets engaged to Lord Merton, but his hellspawn sons ruin the dinner party the Crawleys throw in their honor. Daisy mopes about the state of progressivism in the world. Rose and Atticus are so adorable they are basically made of kittens and puppies and also they get engaged. Isis is diagnosed with cancer because this show hates me so much. There's more stuff, but just see last week's recap.)
It's the penultimate episode of the season and there is a lot going on. Let's dish.
Previously, on Downton Abbey: Edith's boyfriend Michael Gregson is officially declared dead and everyone ignores the fact that the timeline of this show has become so wonky that he has both only been dead a year and also somehow has a two-year old daughter. Whatever! Anyway, Edith mopes and ends up basically doing a snatch and grab of her illegitimate child and fleeing to London. Bates, who super sucks, accuses Anna of trying to keep herself from getting pregnant, but it all works out in the end because he confesses that even though he totes wanted to kill Green and plotted out how he'd do it, he couldn't go through with it in the end. Anna's relieved. Baxter forces Thomas to see Dr. Clarkson, who tells him to stop his weird conversion therapy treatment. Mary gets a new hairdo and there's a horse race. Yeah, kind of a lot happens. Just see last week's recap.)
Alrighty, now that we're all caught up – time for Episode 7. Let's do this, folks!
Previously, on Downton Abbey: Rosamund comes to visit and realizes Edith's hidden her illegitimate daughter away at the farm down the hill; they both then realize the farmer's wife completely hates Edith. Anna suddenly, and for no reason, seems to be the cops' key suspect in the Green murder now, because they are terrible at their jobs. Mercifully, Tom dumps Sarah Bunting and she leaves town. Simon Bricker visits Downton (again) and gets into a fistfight with Robert when he discovers Bricker in Cora's bedroom. Awkward. Charles Blake tries to convince Mabel Lane Fox to get back together with Tony Gillingham now that Mary's broken up with him, because this storyline is just that embarrassing. For more, see last week's recap.)
Time for Episode 6! (Does anyone else feel like this season is going by both lightning fast and slow as molasses? Just me? It's so strange.)
Previously, on Downton Abbey: Rose's parents are getting a divorce, which is sad and all but it means that (awesome) Shrimpie is back! Yes! Violet decides to help her ex-flirtation/possible affair Prince Igor (literally, his actual name) find his wife and enlists Shrimpie's assistance. Mary goes to London to buy dresses and dump Gillingham; Anna spends her trip time casing the area where her rapist died. Lord Merton proposes to Isobel, Gillingham refuses to accept his new "totally dumped" status and Tom brings Sarah Bunting to dinner, wherein a massive and super awkward shouting match ensues. For more, see last week's recap.)
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This is technically the halfway point of the season, y'all. (Well, if we don't count the Christmas episode, which will get tacked on to the end of this run here in the US. You get my point though. It's all going so fast! How??!) Let's dish this week, shall we?
Previously, on Downton Abbey: Anna has to go shopping for Mary's secret weekend getaway with Tony Gillingham. Related: Mary is the worst employer ever. Carson and Robert argue over the best spot for the village war memorial; Baxter tells Molesley the truth; Rose becomes obsessed with getting a wireless; Tom struggles with his internal identity for the 50th time and guest star Richard E. Grant arrives. For more, see last week's recap.)
Allrighty, guys. Let's do this.
Previously, on Downton Abbey: Kind of a lot happened, actually. It's 1924 now and the status quo from Season 4 continues. Mary's still waffling between her equally dull and/or stalkery suitors and has decided that she's going to sleep with Lord Gillingham to find out if she really likes him. Edith's still mooning about over her hidden illegitimate child, which is now not so hidden – and also, walking around – down at the neighbor farmer's house. Thomas is still blackmailing Baxter, who confesses to Cora she once stole a bunch of jewelry from an employer. Jimmy's creepy ex-employer visits Downton and he gets fired after he hooks up with her. (Yuck.) Carson is chosen by the villagers to spearhead a local war memorial and he basically blackmails them into including Lord Robert too. Oh, and Edith sets the house on fire. (I said there was a lot.) For more, read the Season 5 premiere recap.)
Allright, y'all. Let's do this.
Previously, on Downton Abbey: There is too much. Just go investigate the Series 4 recaps for a bit if you need a refresher on last season.
It's finally here! Downton Abbey Series 5 is finally here! I'm entirely too excited about getting back to these recaps, so let's just jump right in, shall we? There's a lot to discuss (surprise surprise) and some of it's awesome, some of it's awful and some of it's kind of weird.
In short: We have a lot to talk about. Let's jump right in.
Previously, on Downton Abbey: Ivy gets a proposal from Alfred, because no one can ever leave this show, but she turns him down. Daisy makes her peace and says goodbye to him. We see Awesome Mr. Mason again for like five minutes. Baxter and Molesley are surprisingly adorable together. Violet figures out Edith's pregnancy secret and offers to bankroll her trip to Switzerland to "learn French" and/or hide her illegitimate child. Bates takes a mysterious daytrip that is so obviously going to end badly. Anna tells Mary who really attacked her. Rose gets engaged to Jack Ross, but Mary convinces him to call it off, the local church bazaar happens, Robert comes home from America and Mary's veritable army of boyfriends is still hanging around. Oh, and Green the Horrible Rapist appears to have mysteriously died. Whoops.
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My comment earlier about "fine art" as a marketing category was only a little cynical; I think it's basically a circular category, in that "fine art" is whatever the "fine art" people say it is, and who those people are is defined by who those people accept as one of them. To my mind that's a sort of incestuous, sclerotic artistic hothouse (mix those metaphors!), and it's just the sort of thing that people build artistic movements *against*. So I tend to find my sympathies lying with the brash, self-important kid who doesn't care to learn about a canon of past masters but would rather be building their own aesthetic---and, yes, making a lot of the same old mistakes again. Some of those "mistakes" may turn out to have more promise in them than the canon would like to admit.
By the way, I hope we're not arguing at knifepoint here or anything. I think this is actually an interesting discussion, and I'm really disappointed to see branches of it devolving into the same old film-vs-digital crap (which you were at pains to avoid invoking, I realize, but it seems to show up habitually on APUG anyway).


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Two Greensburg sisters were passed out in a running minivan outside a convenience store, leaving a newborn unattended on the back seat, city police allege.
Jamie Lynn Dickant, 25, of 438 Foxhill St., faces a preliminary hearing on Nov. 17 on a charge of endangering the welfare of a child. Tonya Louise Dickant, 29, of 36 S. Lincoln Ave., who was behind the wheel of the van, faces a hearing the same day on a charge of driving under the influence of a controlled substance or metabolite.
The sisters were passed out about 2:45 p.m. on Oct. 21 outside the Sunoco convenience store on West Pittsburgh Street, police said. Tonya Dickant told police that she and her sister had taken a dose of methadone earlier that day, according to an affidavit.
The sisters didn't awaken, despite store patrons knocking on the windows of the 2001 Pontiac Montana, authorities said.
"This officer knocked on the window to wake the driver, but she did not stir," Officer Regina DePellegrin wrote in the affidavit.
DePellegrin opened the driver's door, turned off the vehicle and removed the keys from the ignition. She then woke the sisters.
Jamie Dickant immediately began to change her daughter's diaper, police said. There was an infant carrier in the van but no child seat, according to the affidavit.
Police didn't specify the baby's age.
Authorities contacted the Westmoreland County Children's Bureau, and another sister and a brother arrived. The brother carried the baby, bundled in blankets, home in the infant carrier. The third sister drove the van home.
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VERRRY nice install!! Too bad the mechanic did what he did. That's why I don't let anyone touch my car.
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VERRRY nice install!! Too bad the mechanic did what he did. That's why I don't let anyone touch my car.
Very nice setup, very clean!!
Do you have trouble seeing the screen with the sun shining on it during the day with the top down? I have a 1995 Mazda Miata (MX-5) Conv. and I was worried about sunlight washing out the whole screen.
thanks... yeah the screen gets washed out pretty badly when the sun is behind you. you get familiar with the controls and your hand blocks the sun when you go to touch the screen so you get by :) I may eventually get the backlight upgrade from xenarc but i'll deal for now
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sweet all around... beautiful car & install.... but I have a question...is the pioneer flip out dvd head unit still being used or are you just using the face for it's buttons? I seperated the display on my alpinedvd flip out unit & haven't seen it done anywere else... just wondering how you did yours....
it's just the faceplate. i hacked it apart and put micro switched behind the buttons. then i took the switches and wired them into an ipac keyboard emulator. from there you can map the buttons to different keystrokes and then assign them as hotkeys in centrafuse. not all that hard but it's still not 100% complete. i have to integrate the phidgets rotary encoder into it for volume control.
Hey Scott, nice job :)
I have a 97 C5 that is my love and passion, would you help me with the car pc install? I would really appreciate any input :)
1. Do I need a head unit to run the sound from the computer?
2. How easy was the 12 volt power supply install to the ignition, it is dependable to turn your computer on and off?
3.How did you modify the dashcover, I noticed you lowered the ac controller?
4. I have a 12 in touchscreen that is awesome, but it seems a lil big, can you easily see the screen on a 7 inch? is the touchscreen reliable or do you have to tap it a few time?
Thank you :)
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Hi Scottfx (and RobbyC5), just picked up a 98 C5 and was very impressed with the project. My project is just getting off the ground, so far xenarc 7" touchscreen, with a Epia mini ITX system with GPS, wifi, etc etc, I am installing it this weekend. Only thing missing is the Xenarc is going to be mounted with a proclip, I would love to find a fabricator to mod my dash to fit the xenarc.
Robby in regards to the power, the corvette conveniently has a power, ignition and ground for a cb/aftermarket stuff coming right out of the fuse box, makes like quite a bit easier. Just pull up the rugs on the passenger side, and on top of the silver box to the left of the fusebox if you dig around you will find 3 wires, black, red and orange which are ground, constant power, and ignition power respectively.
Will post pics when I get done, I think we have our own club within a club here, lol.
BTW Scott do you have any corvette logo stuff for the frontends? I see you are using centrafuse, is that your first choice? Still deciding on what frontend to use.


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How do crank removers work, is it essential to have them? The last time I had to remove the cranks is just used force which did the job.
How do crank removers work, is it essential to have them? The last time I had to remove the cranks is just used force which did the job.
I just bought a crank puller and believe me
its well worth the expense.
picture a threaded stud (or whatever) inside a
larger threaded tube. The large one threads into
the crank, you turn the inner one with wrench
and it pushes against axel pushing crank arm off.
Works well, just make sure you thread them on
correctly, I believe they could do some major
damage if cross threaded.
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If you plan to do work on your bottom bracket, you need a crank puller.
Trying to bang or pry off a crank is almost sure to damage or bend the crank OR the spindle.
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I just got one and used it. I would say its essential. But dang they are pricey!
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Removing cranks using makeshift methods is usually done only if the crank's extractor threading has been destroyed and there is no other way out. If you get a crank extractor, you'll be really pleased when you see how well it works. Do remember to take out any washers that might be under the heads of the crank bolts... I learned this lesson the hard way about 15 years ago!
Park Tool makes a couple styles that should be available for around US$15, including versions to fit splined axles. They last quite a while if they're not abused (grease the threads). Park Tool's recent models have some of the tallest threads on the market, for good resistance to thread pull-out, even taller than Campagnolo or Shimano's tools by my measurements. I think it's best to avoid off-brand crank pullers.
I respectfully disagree about using an inexpensive crank puller. my tool box is a mix of Park and some off brands. I buy Park for things that I will use a lot or seem especially critical, like freewheel removers. I have a Lifu crank bolt remover/crank puller for square taper spindle bottom brackets. It works just fine and has a reversible 14/15 mm socket for removing the crank bolts. Shimano slined spindle bb cranks require a different remover. For that I bought Park.
By the way, if you have square taper bb, for a few bucks you can get replacement crank bolts that have built in washers and dust seals. The bolts use an 8mm allen instead of a 14 or 15 mm socket. I find it much more convenient and easy to remove.
On another thread I wrote a long description of using crank pullers. I won't repeat it here. You can look it up. It was only a month or two ago.
If it ain't broke, mess with it anyway!
Never attempt any mechanical work without the proper tool(s). Any time you do not want to buy a particular tool and cannot rent or borrow it, pay your LBS to do the work, instead. If you can remove a cotterless crank without a crank puller, it was too loose on the spindle and subject to severe damage.
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Purchased this device the HT-EM35 home theaterhopeful of using it for viewing dvd)s) and Netflix. It is inexpensive, easy to set up with excellent picture quality. However the darned thing had firmware update issues from the git go, and after updating the firmware the darn thing no longer accesses Netflix. Contact with Samsung tech support is at best exasperating and weeks later the Netflix problem has not been resolved. Suffice to say this product is a Do Not Buy!
Good price great sound i would buy it again. Its a great product no lie
I had this unit for a week. I will mainly use as a TV surround system. The problem is that it cuts the voice out. I am not talking about once in awhile it is constantly doing it. I have a Samsung TV and I have the digital audio hooked up. This is suppose to be the best way, but it continues to cut out. I will be returning my unit this weekend.
We bought this against our better judgement. We read the reviews and saw this did have issues but tried it anyways because of the dimensions fitting into our in Wall Entertainment Unit. The first system we got the main unit had major issues, freezing, skipping and not opening. Sometimes the sound would switch off for no reason. We got a second unit only to have a terrible buzzing sound coming from it. We learned our lesson and returned them. We went with a sony 390 which works flawlessly with our Sony TV. The sound is the best you could ask for. Speaker wires and more then long enough for our needs and the set up was a snap. Save your time and go with the sony.
I want to Thank Walmart for their great return policy and ease of it. Wish we had never wasted our time with this unit.
I bought this to go with my Samsung Plasma tv to minimize problems of connecting equipment by different vendors. I was NOT disappointed. Setup was very easy. We had it hooked to the tv and running in less than 20 minutes. Have not begun to tap it's potential yet, but there are features that look useful and would give a very satisfying viewing experience.
You can't go wrong with this purchase.. The sound quality is the excellent.
Loving it. Haven't had it long, a couple of weeks.
Still discovering all of its features.
So many things that it does, all in one.
I love samsung equipment, everything they do, they do it perfect, i recommend and would buy again A+++++++++
Very good crisp clean sound with good bass adjustments
For the price the quality is really good can not complain about it at all
I love the look of this, the sound is great -- I'm no audiophile -- I can hear tv, movies, everything and in 3D if I want. Hooking up the system was a snap, getting my updates went smoothly. Now, I'm just a little frustrated with the manual -- very limited information -- it really doesn't explore SmartHub in enough detail. But, luckily, I have had great response from calling Samsung's support line.
The sound and Hi-def is wonderful! Absolutely remarkable! You can't beat 'em. You get your money's worth! Thanks Samsung!
My only complaint is that I couldn't find how to add apps right away and need to buy extra equipment to hear the surround system while only watching television.
i got this bluray system because i wanted the 3D feature. it has an excellent picture when in 3D, way better than just converting with my samsung tv alone. the sound is pretty good too, i havent been able to turn the volume up to much though, my neighbors are home!
We were looking for a good sound system that was fairly inexpensive. But what we bought was a very good dvd player and sound system with features we were not expecting. Very happy with the whole package.
I haven't figured out how to adjust the equalizer while playing music yet. If I am playing music on Pandora and want to back up and adjust it, the music stops. Do I need to play from USB or Disc in order to do it? Also, the lead connectors for all speakers in the back do not have a lock on them to keep them inserted. If you pick up the unit, to dust, they are easily pulled out... otherwise the system sounds great and worked well with TV after adding an S-Video cable which I already had hooked up to a Sony amp.
The Samsung Smart Hub does not allow you to use Amazon Instant Video. I would not have bought this product had I known. The app store is lacking. Minus the Smart Hub, this is a very good product.
Was VERY dissapointed to find out when assembling that I had to obtain an OPTIOINAL card to use Wireless- box does not say that. Instructions not clear- cannot use my I-Phone nor my PC.. When registering, reading SN was almost impossible with such small print.
First off, I can't get my wireless keyboard to work with the system; it recognizes the dongle, I can select the 'Keyboard Language' it just does not work. (Ps. Keyboard does work on my computer.) Second, there are '0' accessories for this device!?!? (I was hoping for a wireless speaker extension for the rear speakers; or at least extension wires) Lastly, I really enjoy the sound and picture quality of my new Home Theater System; setup was a breeze; and the controls are, relatively, easy to understand and use.
We upgraded from a DVD Home Entertainment System to a Blue-ray 3D Home Entertainment System and this Blue-ray system is not cutting it. This system appears to be a lower brand than our previous system. The DVD system has a five disk changer; however this system has only one. It is difficult to open the tray from the console. When using the remote, you must press the keys several times before it execute the command. I do not like the SmartHub. The Apps are difficult to navigate. Lastly, the speakers are smaller than my previous model. I plan to return this model and buy a more upscale system.


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on Wacker Drive and a Hyatt in Printers Row. Led by Robert Falor, the firm specialized in converting conventional hotels ..... the Hotel 71 project. He has not yet been sentenced.Robert Falor, meanwhile, was arrested last September after a federal
Falor remains jailed after judge rejects bail proposal
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RE: Mary Jane Stormfeltz Mishler
I have transferred Mary Jane to you and her husband and two sons that I had posted.
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Good morning,
I see you have a memorial for a relative of mine, Nicholaus & Anna Steinmetz. Would like to know if you are related to them and talk about some genealogy info. Please advise. Thanks!!
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Hi, I have sent a number of edits for Columbia Center Cemetery. The edits are off a list of cemetery interments from the Columbia Historical Society that is available on line. I hope you will approve them. Thanks. Carole
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Thank you for making the requested edits. Other memorial holders did the same. Two unsolicited transfers to me are passed to you for your care.
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I transfered the memorial to you. No I am not related. I was taking photos of markers in the Lexington Cemetery and that is the reasaon I had added Lawrence Hannon.
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hello...How great to find that our (5 ! )Tennys who changed their surname spelling to TANNEY..have been so nicely memorialized. Thank you for such a nice site...The photos of the headstones are also helpful. Do you have the exact birth/death dates and place of birth/death ??Also which part of the Tenneys here are you related to?? What a great find I look forward to hearing from you...Dee
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I sent you a personal email from the public library in Oct, since I do not have a home computer at this time. I have not recieved a reply, so thought I would try this forum.
Mel Hughes was my biological father & I saw the other Hughes graves you photographed that included my great uncle, Charles Plau. I could not find anything for my Granmother, Hattie Plau Hughes. I remember someone notifying my other Grandmother when she died in Jan 1976 & that she had been in a nursing home & had a leg amputated.
I can find no record of her burial & I am feeling very sad that she may have not had anyone there to give her a proper burial.
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list of retail games and accessories(used is ok):
you're in the movies
vision camera
rock band 2
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wirless guitars
i have already started cruising ebay regularly hoping for a great deal on parted out, or used, special edition bundles. i expect to get the best deals on the games from gamefly, but sometimes i can get a better offer here. i have some parts and accessories to offer in trade, or partial trade, as well.
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i also have a live vision cam... interested?
i received 3 vision camera offers today so i guess i should have added to my bump earlier that i do not need you're in the movies, the vision camera or mics anymore.
just want rb2 and the wireless instruments now.
still trying to work out a swap with Millerboy3 for the drums too.
i have 360 games, parts and accessories to offer in trade... i also have xbox1 games, parts and more, but please pm me if you really want to know about that stuff.
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i have some stuff to sell now so i am going to go ahead and close this thread today and get some pictures ready for a new bst thread.
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for sale:
marketplace codes for astro pop, time pilot, robotron 2084, 48 hour xbl trials & 200 ms points
brand new/sealed 60gb hdd starter pack
brand new/unused wireless controller pulled from arcade console
brand new/unused composite cable pulled from arcade console
stock 360 hdav cables
retail games - mostly 2006 & 2007 titles barely used(PM me for list)
stock 360 wireless controller - painted black, no LED's
64mb memcard - painted black
intercooler - painted black
xcm ms25 drive top
bricked/e65 ms25 drive - without top, laser, laser ribbon cable or sled motor
grey ts-h352c/sh-d162c pc drive with kreon fw flash - optional grey chrome external case
spare faceplate parts
dvd power & sata cables
unused stock 360 fans
i will add prices when i make a new thread, but for now please send buy/trade PM offers.
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Could i buy the 200 ms points from you?
you are free to make me an offer, but since i have to pay a paypal fee and since those ms points are only worth $2.50, i would prefer to bundle the code with something else... in fact, if i get a decent offer for the 60gb starter pack or the new controller, i would be willing to include the 200 ms points for free.
item update - the kreon drive with external usb case is now pending
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stock 360 hdd case - includes sata cable
hdd sata cable
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In central Minnesota, there is a place helping to save the lives of veterans. The yard of the Eagles Healing Nest is a reminder of the need of such a place. The 22 white crosses that sit in the lawn represent the 22 veterans that commit suicide in the United States each day.
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"I can totally put myself in their shoes," Stiles said. But then he found the nest.
Melony Butler started the unique reintegration program. She wanted a place for service men and women to come and heal from the invisible wounds of war.
It looks like a plantation in Georgia, but it's located just outside Sauk Centre, Minn. The old reform school is a place for warriors to find peace.
"I just want to know our veterans are taken care of. And here, they take care of each other," Butler said. "The system has failed, is failing miserably, and it's done that for generations."
Her mission stems from the fact that her father, her husband, and her sons, all served. She knows first-hand the struggles, the PTSD, the anxiety and the depression that can follow the call of duty. The demons that shadow veterans home from the battlefield can destroy marriages, fuel addictions and chase them to a life on the streets.
"Where are they supposed to go, who are they supposed to turn to? They turn to each other or they take their life," Butler said.
She built the nest with public grants and private donations three years ago. It is the only place of its kind in the country.
The veterans who come here can stay for days, weeks or permanently, if need be. They each get their own room and pay whatever they can afford to stay. A total of 64 vets currently live on the campus.
They share in the chores, make meals, do dishes, but most importantly, share a camaraderie. There is nothing more therapeutic than telling your troubles to someone who has walked in the same boots.
"It an openness that allows you to seek the help you need whatever area you need it in," Patrick Hooker, a veteran, said. "I would not be alive had it not been for this place. Because coming out of treatment I don't know where I would have gone, and chances are pretty good I'd have gone right back to drinking,"
Licensed therapists visit the nest to offer counseling for marital problems or substance abuse. Vets also get help setting up medical appointments, finding work or going to school.
"When I came here I was broken physically, mentally, spiritually, and this gave me an opportunity to get back on track," said Hooker.
There are plans to add housing for families and hopes that more warriors will at long last find inner peace.
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