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Hispanic gang MS-13 gang causes concern for Oklahoma law enforcement
A Hispanic gang known nationwide for being well organized and ruthlessly violent may not have many members operating in Oklahoma, but still its tentacles reach far enough into the state to cause concern for local law enforcement.
Mara Salvatrucha, more commonly known as "MS-13," is more common on the coasts and in states that border Mexico, but because several major interstates converge in Oklahoma the gang remains high on the radar, Oklahoma City police Capt. Dexter Nelson said.
"This particular gang, they're organized, they're very syndicate-like, and although we might not have very many of them here, that doesn't mean a whole lot — they've got the capability to have more come in if they need them," Nelson said.
The U.S. Treasury Department on Thursday added MS-13 to its formal list of transnational criminal organizations, meaning its members are known to cooperate across national borders. The designation opens the doors to a multinational crackdown on the gang's finances and operations.
MS-13, founded several decades ago by immigrants fleeing civil war in El Salvador, is believed to control millions of dollars in assets gained from its criminal enterprises, which include the trafficking of drugs and humans and often leads to kidnapping, prostitution and brutal murders, according to the government.
Several members of MS-13 were arrested during a roundup in Tulsa in 2008, and in 2006 the police chief in Enid complained of an explosion of MS-13 graffiti on public property there.
With an estimated 10,000 gang members in 46 states, MS-13's presence in Oklahoma is undeniable, said Carl Rusnok, a spokesman for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Dallas.
"But it's not like other cities in the country," Rusnok said. "As far as Oklahoma is concerned, Homeland Security Investigations has not seen a significant number of MS-13 members there."
Jerry Massie, spokesman for the state's Corrections Department, said MS-13 pales in comparison to the Surenos, another Hispanic street gang. Though Hispanics make up only 7.5 percent of Oklahoma's prison system population, the Surenos are the most powerful group operating behind prison walls.
Massie said there are about 2,000 certified gang members in the state's corrections system.
"But I've never heard anybody mention much about MS-13 for us," he said.
But there is no easy way to count gangs and gang members, many of which have loose affiliations with one another. Even the Surenos sometimes cross-identify with MS-13, said Michael Wilds, professor of criminal justice at Northeastern State University in Tahlequah.
Wilds counted more than 13,500 gang members in Oklahoma in a formal survey conducted in 2009, with one or more gang sets reported by law enforcement in 62 of the state's 77 counties.
Sixty percent of the gang sets identified in Oklahoma resided in Oklahoma, Tulsa and Comanche counties, and as much as 60 percent of the state's homicides are gang-related, he said.
Accounting for MS-13 in Oklahoma is tough business, Wilds said.
"You can't really focus on one gang," he said. "When you're talking MS-13, you also need to think of the network — the drug cartels, Surenos, Mexican mafia, Latino or Mexican gangs. When you zero in on one, yeah, I would agree there's not that many MS-13s in Oklahoma; however, what scares me is those tentacles in that network and how it operates."
Drugs such as cocaine, methamphetamine and even marijuana are dispatched by Mexican cartels to large gangs like MS-13, which then distributes them to smaller syndicates across the country, Wilds said.
He said a changing paradigm of gang activity, especially with the advent of cellphones and the Internet, makes today's distribution partnerships more loose and shifting.
"Where we used to see a little gang, and it was a small gang, we are now seeing combinations of gangs working together for distribution of drugs," he said. "MS-13, they are aligned with the Mexican drug cartels and are high in moving methamphetamine across the United States on our interstates, so from a geographical standpoint, you better believe it: We do have these different gangs in Oklahoma."


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A man is under arrest in Goldsboro for an armed robbery Friday night. Antell Nobles was arrested after the Handy Mart at 2011 Highway 70 West was held up. Police say the armed robbery took place at 8:30 p.m., and the gunman used a rifle.
Police say Nobles was arrested thanks to the efforts of officers from both the city and the county.
A magistrate set Nobles' bond at $150,000. He may face more charges, according to Goldsboro Police.
It's not clear if Nobles is part of the recent string of armed robberies in Wayne County that lawmen have been investigating. Lawmen say robberies of convenience stores and small family-owned businesses have skyrocketed in the last 45 days.

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Right now, there are few bigger dreams for a movie nerd than to visit the set of "Star Wars: Episode VII," the upcoming revival of the "Star Wars" franchise courtesy of Disney and Lucasfilm. And one movie nerd got to actualize that very vision: Kevin Smith.
The "Clerks" and "Mallrats" director posted a photo of himself on the "Episode VII" set about a week ago, but at the time, he said there was nothing he was allowed to say about the visit.
"[All] I can share are this old Bantha-Tracks subscriber's tears and snotty nose of joy," he wrote about the experience. "The Force is WITH this movie."
But during a recent appearance at Neuchâtel International Fantastic Film Festival in Switzerland (via THR) over the weekend, Smith was able to talk more about what he experienced on the "Star Wars" set — if not in exact details, then at least in broad enough strokes to hammer home some of the far-away galaxy's cool new details.
"What I saw I absolutely loved," he said. "It was tactile, it wasn't a series of f—ing green and blue screens in which later on digital characters would be added. It was there it was happening."
"I saw uniforms, I saw artillery that I haven't seen since I was a kid," he continued. "I saw them shooting an actual sequence in a set that is real — I walked across the set, there were explosions — and it looked like a shot right out of an f—ing 'Star Wars' movie."
In short, Smith surmised that director J.J. Abrams is "building a tactile world, a world you can touch. And he's replicating it with all the love of somebody that has the world's greatest collection of 'Star Wars' figures."
Sounds like our kind of party. The party opens for everyone when "Star Wars: Episode VII" hits theaters on December 18, 2015; the movie is currently in production, with a two-week hiatus in August designed to accommodate Harrison Ford's leg injury.


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Call it a retraction. Call it a correction. Call it important to correct the record.
Back in January, I led the charge in criticizing ABC's Bill Weir for his report on Dr. David Agus' book, "The End of Illness," and Weir's claim that a CT scan Agus recommended may have saved Weir's life. You can read that original criticism here.
Well, last night, Weir and ABC corrected the record. On the air (not in the link I just provided), Weir acknowledged that there are legitimate questions about whether his original report did more harm than good. Important excerpts of the online correction:
When I saw that interaction, Id say it broke my heart, said Dr. Richard Besser, former acting head of the Centers for Disease Control and chief medical editor at ABC News. He may truly believe that seeing that white spot in an artery around your heart means that you could drop dead from a heart attack. But, you know, the experts in cardiology I talk to say that theres just not the data to support that. You know, as we get older, we all get plaque forming in our hearts.
Dr. Steven Nissen, chairman of cardiovascular medicine at the Cleveland Clinic, agreed.
You have minimal calcium, he wrote in an email after seeing my results. In my view, performing a calcium scan on an otherwise healthy, 44-year-old man in not medically acceptable.
After four other doctors supported these concerns, I realized Id fallen into a raging debate over the value of full-body scans and what they are really able to find in the heart. Because of the radiation exposure and the chance a false positive could send a patient into a spiral of costly and potentially dangerous procedures, neither the American Heart Association nor the FDA recommends this test for people without obvious symptoms or genetic risk.
This was news I never received before taking the scan. And afterward, aside from describing mid-jog heart attacks, Dr. Agus never put my calcium score in context. A month later, I came across an article by Dr. Paul Grayburn in the New England Journal of Medicine that said a coronary-artery calcium score below 100 indicates low risk, and a score above 300 indicates high risk.
My score was 49.
When The End of Illness came out in paperback, I couldnt help but notice that Dr. Agus had devoted much of his new foreword to my case, using me as an example of the power of preventative technology.
Over and over again, we have tried to help educate journalists about screening tests…and even specifically about heart CT scans…whether it be the little Sioux Falls Argus Leader or the much larger Minneapolis Star Tribune or the even larger CNN.
A physician friend once told me that the battle for health care reform is fought one foxhole at a time. It is is clear that the battle for accurate, balanced, complete health care journalism is fought one foxhole at a time as well. And we will continue to jump in as many of those foxholes as we can.
Speaking of CNN and retractions/corrections, the Poynter Institute website reports that "CNN removes story about hormones affecting a woman's vote."
And the beat goes on.
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As always, thanks for your great reporting. One of the best observations I've heard comes from Dr. Otis Brawley and can be applied to this story …
Doctors tend to confuse what they believe with what they know.
Of course, that can be applied to any discipline.
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A full body scan saved the life of a friend of mine-it detected a 1m malignant spot on a kidney at least 2 years before any other method would have found it. Also, my wife, who had done her due diligence and seen a gynocologist regularly for the last several years-found-via the scan 15 or more large fibroid tumors weighing several lbs.-thus in here severe abdominal pain-and un diagnosed by a supposedly competent, and highly regarded physician. The so called radiation from these short scans is about the same exposure anyone would get by flying to New York and back from Los Angeles-look it up. All patients are entitled to as much information about their own bodies as they can get-then they-not
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Just some Chun Li
very love chun li pantyhose is very sexly
has a very "Mai Shiranui" body.. Since she has less of an ass and more tits.
Some epic side-boob
hm least your take on chunli is good..
Quite pretty
Nicely done.
One thing's for sure - she managed to recover since a violent brawl... resiliant woman
One thing's for sure - she managed to recover since a violent brawl... resiliant woman
Great work again! Is Chun Li your favorite Street Fighter character? PG
I'd probably have to go with Ken, as an overall favorite. I might draw him next.
Very nice.
was painted in photoshop?
So awesome cool
Very nice and very well colored too!
this is what i call elegant sexy cute and ready to kick butt while having a cup of tea with a lemon wedge after hard day of butt kicking
No such thing as "just" Chun Li! Great rendition of her here....nicely cute, pretty, and sexy!


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how do i get this stuff off? acetone? steel wool? blow torch?
acetone or isopropyl alcohol will do it. do it outside cos of fumes.
if really built up pour solvent into a container and submerge the edge of a section of rim in the solvent for 30secs or so. remove sludge with wire brush / rag etc.
you only need to do this if the rim's really gunked up and the old glue is lumpy and uneven. if its not, leave the old glue on there as it will partially re dissolve when you apply new glue and help the tyre adhere better.
Scrape it first and get off as much loose debris as possible. Then resort to the chemical bath.
Before you loosen it off with a solvent and make it all gooey again try a buffing wheel with a real course brush. I have a bench grinder fitted with one at work for the soul purpose of removing old glue.
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Received as a free sample from Angel at Teavivre. Thanks!
Tastes roast-y, wheat-y, and a little sweet. The aroma while brewing is mouthwatering and had I known that the tea was edible after steeping, I'd have eaten it.
Like what the other review mentioned, it's a great evening tea, especially for anyone who's caffeine-sensitive. The roastiness is very soothing and the touch of sweetness is refreshing after dinner.
Flavors: Roasted, Wheat
Pulled my cake of this out today to see how it's doing. My storage conditions aren't really that great (it gets really dry in the winter especially). I wound up picking off about three times more than I intended so I thought I'd try tasting it side by side in my yixing and gaiwan. 10 second rinse, 15 second steeps.
Flavour wise, this seems to be relatively similar to how I last remembered it— slightly smokey, lightly astringent. The stonefruit is still there but it's more melded with the rest of the flavours. I guess my "throw it in the [unplugged] minifridge and hope it doesn't get too dry in there" method doesn't seem to be hurting the tea too much at the very least.
Interestingly, the smoke is more prominent in the gaiwan than the yixing but I get a stronger/sweeter aftertaste from the yixing. I don't remember the aftertaste being there before. I should probably use my yixings more often though.
I fished a nearly-empty 1/2 oz bag of this from the bottom of one of my boxes of tea yesterday. I'll be sad to see it go, but at this point I have far too much tea for someone in my current situation (still working out life details/strongly considering getting a terminal degree and therefore need a considerable amount of flexibility/mobility since it'll be a while before I settle down somewhere permanently— having, uh, 10+ kilograms of tea doesn't really help with the mobility) so I'm trying to let go of my hoarding tendencies and just drink things without worrying that I'll miss it or whatever it is that makes me want to hoard tea.
Honestly, the main note I'm getting from this in these early steeps is something like raisins and dates. It's a little dry in the aftertaste. I'm really not getting any hints of cocoa or chocolate, but then again the water I'm using is considerably cooler than what I'd normally use— waiting for my water heater to boil so I'm using the hot water in my thermos at the moment. Will update if the flavour changes in future steeps with hot water.
This is surprisingly more energising than I expected. I was going after a comfort tea when I went tea-box-diving. I might have to revisit the boxes once I'm finished with this.
Still delicious and flavourful. The fruitiness faded a little, but I think there's a darker/nuttier edge to it that I didn't notice before.
Man, I really miss Butiki. I've still got a small pile of their flavoured teas to finish up (whoops). I should probably stop hoarding those.
I should probably try and find a replacement Taiwanese Assam for when I finish this up…
I suspect most of Butiki's Taiwanese offerings were from Taiwan Tea Crafts. They have a few Assams on their site.
I thought that might be a possibility but the samples I tried from them seemed to be different from Butiki's the last time I had them (which was over a year and a half ago at this point). They may have been from different harvests or batches or whatever though. I'll have to revisit them at some point.
Whoops, it's been a while since I've logged anything. I've been rather busy as of late what with bumbling through the Real World with this job thing and bills and insurance and whatnot. When I found out I was eligible for a retirement investment plan thing I went full on into "I have no idea what I'm doing" mode for a good week or so until I (hopefully) figured out what to do with that.
Anyway, I think I'm slowly getting the hang of this…
In the meantime, I've mostly been sipping on some old favourites and didn't get around to writing notes of new teas I've had as of late. Fortunately I still have some left for most of them so I can revisit and take notes when I can.
I rinsed this one once for 5 seconds and somewhat absentmindledly drank it by accident.
Now I'm on steep 2 or 3. Or maybe 4. I can't remember which because my hands are on autopilot since my brain yells "MORE" every time it notices the cup is empty. It's really starting to open up (in flavour and the ball unfurling) at this point though, which makes me think I'm on steep 4.
One orb that I forgot to weigh, 150 ml gaiwan that I tend to underfill. 5-10 second steeps.
Smooth and silky mouthfeel. There's an edge of vegetal tartness/bitterness to it that complements the hint of floral sweetness and juciness I'm getting. The aftertaste (huigan? ugh I've forgotten a lot of terms as well) is quite prominent. Sweet sugarcane, I think? Man, I've got to work on identifying flavours better.
It's been a while since I've been properly tea drunk but I think this can easily get me there. I'm feeling pretty tea buzzed right now. I'm feeling surprisingly alert and energetic (a little bouncy) yet calm at the moment.
It's almost midnight so I don't know if I'll steep this to the end tonight or set it aside to dry and then work on it in the morning but there's still a lot left in this tiny orb!
(Steep #x + 1 : so soothing. Aftertaste keeps getting sweeter and sweeter. I'm taking longer pauses between each sip to just enjoy the aftertaste. Also I'm surprisingly calm/content now considering I was feeling pretty down all day today. Tea is great.)
The morning after:
Steep #x + 4 or 5
a) this is still going pretty strong.
b) huigan makes me think I've eaten some candies.
c) still smooth, flavour has veered a little more vegetal but the sweetness is still there. I think at this point I'm mostly paying attention to the huigan. I'm kind of in love with the huigan.
d) guys, I think I'm tea drunk again.
Grandpa brew all the things!
It's been a ridiculously busy few weeks and March doesn't look like it'll be fun at all. I'm out of the country for about two weeks for a class and have so many things to turn in/submit when I get back. I'm computerless in the meantime, since my laptop's been out of commission for months (I do all of my writing on my desktop). I doubt I'll be able to properly type out papers on my phone, haha.
Anyway, I've been grandpa brewing the hell out of anything that I can get my hands on in the morning over these last few weeks. Quick note of things brewed in my 12-oz Thermos Tea Tumbler, all water temps at 195F. Leaf quantities all 'eyeballed' but definitely on the lower end of everything, since the leaves just sit in the tumbler all day. I lug a 40 oz thermos around in my bag alongside the tea tumbler and top off the water when it gets low (half or 2/3rds gone).
Verdant's Laoshan Roasted Oolong – use very, very small quantities of it. Roasty, chocolaty, with a cocoa bitterness that becomes more of an overwhelming burnt chocolate when too much leaf is used. Lasted for a full day— it got uncomfortably bitter for me the morning of the second day so I dumped it and went for fresh leaves.
White2Tea's 2014 Bulang Lao Cha Tou – really sweet (molasses or brown sugar type sweetness with a touch of powderiness that reminds me of Special Dark), about 4-7 rinsed nuggets will do for an entire day. Got a sample of it from the tea club a week or two ago and immediately ordered another 100g that just came in this weekend, and now I wish I'd gotten even more just because of how convenient it is. This lasted for a day, but I probably could have pushed it to two days with hotter water on the second day.
Mandala's Not-So-Mini-Tuos – dropped one in the mug, gave it a quick rinse, and off I went. Really bold/hearty and earthy, and the first mugful or two were really strong for me. Halving the mini tuocha might be a good idea next time. This lasted me for two days.
Mandala's Pu Wen coin – I really loved this one grandpa style. It's tied with W2T's Chocolate Mini Shu and Bulang Laochatou in terms of tastiness/convenience when busy. Unfortunately, it's the priciest of the three so I'm trying to save the ones I've got. Lasted two days.
Mandala's Rou Gui – fruity and sort of cinnamon-y, mildly roasty and 'bright'. A pinch or two of leaves lasted for about a day— the flavour started weakening near the end, so I don't think it could have gone for two full days.


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Oh my gosh, I'm so jealous, but in a good way!!! I want to go too! Please let us know how it was and when you come back, if you stayed in a decent place, I would love to hear about it. I would love to spend some time in that area visiting as well (also want to move there, sometime down the road).
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I have a weekly ride over to one of my old Customers to deliver eggs. Only 30 or so at a time so small rucksack and on the bike. Slight addition to the "Cackle Berry" machine now as you can see.
It's only 16 miles to the customer but takes in a village called Alfriston. Living on top of it you just pass through it but the village buildings attract a lot of tourists so a couple of views.
Very "Olde Worlde" and initial glance would say it dates from about 1600 but a couple of telltale signs show that some of the current "OLD" buildings are not quite what they seem. Tudor Buildings of the 1600's had a particular type of chimney stack and not many of those in this village- The rooflines and walls are "Too" straight and the brick dimensions are wrong. Quaint little village though all the same and some of the buildings do appear to be original and correct for the supposed age.
But this was a bike ride today- Road south from here goes over the South Downs and I do mean over. But before you go up---You sometimes have to go down.
Just what you want before a stiff climb- a 150ft height loss that has to be climbed again. Central of the pic and to the right you can see that "White Horse" carving I mentioned last time so you can tell I don't ride in too many places- just different routes.


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I wanted to ask you, too, if any of your Farringtins are from New York. My great-grandmother Hannah Knight had a sister , Rachel, who married a William Farringtin from New York (Jamaica, I believe). She died shortly thereafter, possibly in childbirth, but apparently the child survived and William remarried. The family owned a blacksmith shop, and later a gas station, which still bears their name.
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By chance do you know if her husband, Samuel is buried in the same cemetery? I would think so, but not sure. If I lived closer, I would check it out myself, but am unable to do so and rely on the kindness of other Find A Grave researchers.
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DAKAR, 15 January 2009 (IRIN) - Health experts in Sierra Leone say the country's bottom-ranking for child mortality in the UN Children's Fund's annual State of the World's Children report masks progress the country has made in mother and child health in recent years.
Of every 1,000 children born in Sierra Leone each year, 262 will die before age five, and 2,100 women die out of every 100,000 live births, according to UNICEF.
But health experts say despite the alarming statistics, child mortality rates are improving.
In 2000 282 under-fives were dying per 1,000 births, but the latest figures, from 2007, show this dropped to 262, Geert Cappelaere, UNICEF representative in Sierra Leone, told IRIN. And yet-to-be validated figures from a 2008 UNICEF survey indicate they may have dropped further to 200.
"These are not dramatic changes but they show investment is starting to pay off," Cappelaere said. "We have positive examples of things happening on the ground. We need to have hope for Sierra Leone. It is guaranteed we can [eventually] see a dramatic reduction in child and maternal mortality."
Change will be incremental says Joanna Reid, Senior West Africa Health Adviser with the UK Department for International Development (DFID). "With Sierra Leone starting so low [in terms of indicators] there is lots to be sorted out before we see more dramatic impact in terms of child mortality indicators."
Medical officials estimate that 80 percent of women in Sierra Leone give birth at home without ever consulting a healthcare provider or midwife. And as of March 2008 there were only six obstetricians serving the five-million-strong population, according to the UN Population Fund (UNFPA).
Government commitment
UNICEF's Cappelaere said President Ernest Bai Koroma and his government are firmly committed to improving healthcare. "The President has recognised that investment in health, and within that child survival, is vital to the country's future growth," Cappelaere said.
The President launched a ?strategic plan' to reduce maternal and child mortality in early 2008 and is mapping out how to achieve the objectives in the next five to 10 years, according to DFID's Reid.
"Health will be our top priority in 2009," Dr. Samuel Kargbo, director of reproductive and child health at the Health Ministry, told IRIN. "The situation has already improved."
"Since the reproductive and healthcare strategy was launched the government has created a new body to coordinate all reproductive health activities, and has carried out mass awareness-raising of its action plan in each health district."
Each district is to come up with a health ?road map' in 2009, health officials said.
DFID has been working closely with the government to get its strategy off the ground and will invest US$72.8 million in Sierra Leone's health sector over the next 10 years.
But as with other fragile states emerging from conflict, Sierra Leone's basic services infrastructure is severely limited and in some areas must be built from scratch.
To do so would require the government to increase funding for the health sector from the current 9 percent of the overall budget to 15 percent, according to Kargbo. "The health budget is a problem, but serious considerations to increase the budget are underway."
Absorbing the money
But more money is not a panacea, health experts said. Sierra Leone does not have enough people or systems in place to absorb and invest all the money allocated to healthcare, UNICEF's Cappelaere explained.
In 2008 the government spent just half its health sector budget, partly because of not having basic financial systems in place, he said.
"Systems, infrastructure, the human resources are not always available to do what needs to be done. You may have lots of money but if you have no capacity to deliver it then you have a problem," Cappelaere pointed out.
Weak capacity to channel large investments is typical of post-conflict states, donors say.
The Health Ministry's Kargbo called on donors to "urgently" help the government map out an approach to health financing.
To reduce infant and maternal mortality, some of the government's priorities should be to tackle the shortage of skilled health workers, install better medical equipment and medical supplies, set staff incentives and create better patient referral systems, according to Kargbo.
In addition to quality obstetric care and improved water and sanitation, Cappelaere calls for a minimum set of healthcare services for each child ? including immunisations, micro-nutrients such as Vitamin A, distribution of insecticide-treated mosquito nets and public sanitation messages, which when combined, could dramatically reduce infant mortality.
"If 95 percent of Sierra Leonean children are immunised against measles for instance, it could lead to dramatic reductions in infant mortality in 10 years," he said.
"A few generations to change"
Long-term results also require behavior change, including reducing early child marriage, encouraging mothers to exclusively breast-feed their babies for six months and reducing open defecation, according to UNICEF.
"This kind of behavior can take a few generations to change," Cappelaere said. "Expectations for immediate results may be too high. [Instead], modest, sustainable goals are needed? if it is done too fast it could be counterproductive."


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First reaction was, who the heck is Benjamin Diskin? XD But I think I heard him as Harm in Young Justice (don't judge me) and his voice was okay-ish there. I don't know about YMX. And weren't they supposed to translate "Issho ni ikou." as "We'll go together." instead of "Come with me." for that scene at the end of the trailer? Why would they mess that up. D:
Omg did they really? I think by that point I was still baaawing over the failed Roxas-trying-to-quote-Axel translation. It's definitely supposed to parallel Riku (?) in the first game, right? x_X This isn't the first time they've botched a translation that was supposed to match up with something earlier. Though I guess this isn't as bad as transliterating the Organization's original names wrong in KH2. (I was only reminded of this when I was on Braig's kh wiki page the other day and saw his name was originally Bleig in english lmaooo.)
Sigh. I pity your friend. Then again if I loved a franchise that much, had the dedication and money.
As I told him: I can't really judge him because if they ever do this with KH, they will get all of my money.
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As if they haven't already.
Though, I guess I sort of can judge him a bit because if XIII-2 is successful with this DLC business model, you just know they're gonna apply it to all their games.
I see. I did like seeing the videos that described it, especially the gameplay. I'm not sure if the time-travel plot sounds entirely engaging but I guess I'll manage. And you're right, it really is all about getting there. I'll just pretend the ending didn't happen.
I could probably tell you the exact moment to turn off your TV and stop watching the end to be content. They had a perfectly good ending point (wouldn't wrap up every loose end but wouldn't be super depressing) at one time. :P
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Having to undress in front of the therapist was rather strange but it is a very tiny space.
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Seattle Center regulations requiring street performers to buy a permit, perform at specific spots and only passively ask for donations do...
Seattle Center regulations requiring street performers to buy a permit, perform at specific spots and only passively ask for donations do not appear to violate the performers' civil rights, a three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled this week.
The 2-1 decision overturns a 2005 summary judgment by U.S. District Judge James Robart, who agreed with longtime street performer Michael Berger that the Seattle Center regulations violated his First and 14th amendment rights.
Seattle Center requires buskers to purchase a $5 annual permit and limits their performances to 16 locations. The rules also state that buskers can't actively ask for donations — they can put out a hat or instrument case but can't ask people to put money in it.
Berger, who is known as "Magic Mike" when he performs, argued in his 2003 complaint that those rules violate his right to free speech and equal treatment.
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After the 2005 District Court summary judgment, the city settled with Berger for $22,000, but the case continued in order to resolve the civil-rights issues. Berger won't have to repay the money if the city prevails, said Berger's Seattle-based attorney, Elena Garella.
Berger said he was "flabbergasted" by the opinion, which was filed Wednesday.
Berger and Garella are planning to petition for a full, 15-member review of the decision. Though such reviews, known as en banc, are rare, Garella believes there's a good chance the full panel will want to review the decision based on the strength of Judge Marsha L. Berzon's dissent.
Failing that, the case could go back to District Court for a trial, or Berger could ask the U.S. Supreme Court to take the case.
"I think that remains very much a possibility," Garella said.
Berger said the case has been the source of emotional distress and he has become "discouraged" about performing.
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