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Better-than-expected PC demand could help HP's fiscal third-quarter numbers as the tech behemoth continues its post-spinoff transition.
The securities litigation law firm of Brower Piven, A Professional Corporation, has commenced an investigation into possible breaches of fiduciary duty and other violations of state law by the Board of Directors of Silicon...
The following statement is being issued by Levi & Korsinsky, LLP: To: All Persons or Entities who purchased Silicon Graphics International Corp.
Which stocks have had the highest gains following earnings? Bespoke Investment came up with a list of the 40 stocks that had the best performance on their earnings reaction days.
Former United States Securities and Exchange Commission attorney Willie Briscoe and the securities litigation firm of Powers Taylor LLP are investigating potential claims against the Board of Directors of Silicon Graphics...
The popular Minecraft game is coming to Oculus Rift's virtual reality headset. Hewlett Packard Enterprise buys out Silicon Graphics for $275 million in an all-cash deal.
The following statement is being issued by Levi & Korsinsky, LLP: To: All Persons or Entities who purchased Silicon Graphics International Corp.
Stocks hold lower early afternoon Friday, remaining in the red after disappointing retail sales and producer prices data was released.
Silicon Graphics (SGI) stock is spiking on Friday afternoon after HP Enterprise (HPE) said late yesterday it would buy the company for about $275 million.
Here's a look at major tech stories in the news.
U.S. stocks creep back from lows to trade just shy of the record levels achieved Thursday.
Stocks edge lower on Friday morning, retreating from records set a day earlier, after disappointing retail sales data is released.
Stock futures edge lower on Friday morning on disappointing retail sales.
Crude oil is dropping slightly as retailers' post mixed quarterly results, some surprising the market.
The major U.S. indices closed Thursday at record highs as investors await Friday's retail figures.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) said it will purchase Silicon Graphics (SGI) for $275 million, or $7.75 per share.
The most recent short interest data has been released for the 07/15/2016 settlement date, which shows a 659,525 share decrease in total short interest for Silicon Graphics International Corp , to 1,294,282, a decrease of 33.76% since 06/30/2016. Total short interest is just one way to look at short data; another metric that we here at Dividend Channel find particularly useful is the "days to cover" metric because it considers both the total shares short and the average daily volume of shares traded.


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NatWest, and its sister bank RBS, will be launching talking cash machines for blind and partially-sighted people from early next year. By the end of 2015 four out of five of its ATMs will be speech-enabled. This means that people with a visual impairment will be able to plug in their earphones and be verbally guided through their transactions.
The bank has been working with the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) on ways that it can improve access to its services.
Ross McEwan, chief executive of retail banking at RBS and NatWest, said: "We know from our discussions

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Local efforts are underway to push South Carolina's congressional delegation to delay a law that's driving up the cost of flood insurance for property owners.
A Charleston County legislative delegation committee will recommend all state legislators in the region draft a letter urging federal lawmakers to push for further review of the Biggert-Waters Flood Insurance Reform and Modernization Act of 2012.
The decision followed a 90-minute discussion about rising flood premiums at North Charleston City Hall on Tuesday. The discussion included a presentation by the S.C. Association of Realtors and some elected officials.
"We are asking for your help ... to let our congressional delegation know the impact on our communities, and it's not just a coastal issue," said Sullivan's Island Mayor Mike Perkis.
The new rules trigger 10 percent increases, on average, when a flood policy is renewed. They also will gradually eliminate subsidies, requiring homeowners to assume the full risk rate.
The reforms to the National Flood Insurance Program were enacted to help pay off the mounting debts it's incurred from major disasters, such as Hurricane Katrina and Superstorm Sandy.
Pieces of the law have been phased in since the start of the year. On Oct. 1, a new policy mandated that homes built before the first federal flood map, so-called pre-firm structures, will no longer qualify for subsidies once they are sold.
State Rep. Leon Stavrinakis, D-Charleston, chairman of the committee, said there needs to be more efforts to let Congress know the effects of the law.
"I think we can get every local government in the county to sign off on that letter," he said. "I can't imagine a single one that would not want to sign off on it."
A one-year delay has been proposed as part of a spending bill for the Department of Homeland Security. It passed the House under its version of the bill. Now it's up to the Senate.
Stavrinakis said the letter to Congress is just a start.
"We need to do a lot more than just that," he said. "We have to let people know around South Carolina, and they will slowly find out as this progresses."
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Top 10: Worst dives
6) Fernando Torres, Chile vs Spain (2010)
Despite having been outplayed by Marcelo Bielsa's men for the opening half an hour, Spain boasted a two-goal lead by half time with Chile's Marco Estrada shown a second yellow card 37 minutes in. But what for, you ask? As the midfielder is tracking back, a cheeky Torres darts across his path – disrupting the referee's line of sight – before tripping himself on the edge of the box and getting his unsuspecting opponent into the naughty book. If Estrada's early bath was bad enough, the same move produced Spain's second through Andres Iniesta. Rats.
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These dives are nothing compared to the masters of diving, greek team Olympiakos...
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2010 Big 12 College Football Preview: Oklahoma reclaims top spot
Here's a quick and dirty look at how I see things playing out in the Big 12 this season:
#1 Oklahoma
In Sam Bradford, Gerald McCoy, Trent Williams, Jermaine Gresham, Keenan Clayton, Brody Eldridge and Dominique Franks, there's no doubt that the Sooners lost a ton of talent from last year. However, this season is all about two names: Landry Jones and DeMarco Murray. Jones filled in admirably when Bradford went down last season, throwing 26 touchdown passes and gaining valuable experience throughout the year. Murray's health history is a major concern, but if he can stay upright he's scary good. He's more versatile than Adrian Peterson was in that he can catch the ball out of the backfield or beat teams as a rusher. He's big, he's fast and he can get north and south in a hurry. He's also going to get a ton of opportunities to shine this year as both a runner and a pass-catcher and again, if he can stay healthy he has the ability to be one of the best backs in college football. Defensively, Bob Stoops' team has good depth and while the loss of McCoy hurts, don't forget that Jeremy Beal was fifth on the team in tackles last season and first in sacks with 11. The linebacker corps has a chance to be special thanks to redshirt freshman Tom Wort and sophomore Ronnell Lewis. I know many pundits still like Texas in the South, but with Landry, Murray and nine starters returning on offense, I think Oklahoma reclaims the conference this season.
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Bobby Joe Mason's career with the Harlem Globetrotters spanned from 1962 to 1976. During his tenure with the Globetrotters, he was named MVP of the 1962 College Series and was a part of the popular television series "Harlem Globetrotter Popcorn Machine." While still a Globetrotter in 1971, Mason was named to the prestigious all-time All-Missouri Valley Conference team.
A native of Centralia, Ill., Mason was a standout guard at Centralia High School, where he played four years of basketball, scored more than 2,000 points and was selected to the all-state team during his final two years. Mason went on to a sensational All-American career at Bradley University and played in the East-West All Star game before he joined the Globetrotters. After his career ended with the Globetrotters, Mason returned to Illinois, to give back to the community that supported him throughout his basketball career.
Mason was honored on Jan. 4 and 5, 2003, when the Ambassadors of Goodwill played in Springfield and in Peoria, Ill. Mason passed away on July 4, 2006.
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From Frederick, Md.:
First, President Obama authorized the killing of the world's most sought-after terrorist. Now the Supreme Court upheld his insurance plan to provide all Americans with health care. Is there any doubt now that he will go down in history as one of our greatest presidents ever?
From Harpers Ferry:
The conservative-based Heritage foundation develops a health care plan, which is utilized by Gov. Mitt Romney for the state of Massachusetts. The federal government adopts it, President Obama signs the bill, and now the party that created the bill doesn't want it. I would like to ask all involved, why did you waste our time and money?
From Hedgesville:
Call or write Rep. Shelley Moore Capito, tell her you want her to vote against attempt to repeal of the Affordable Health Care Act. It's time she take care of the families in West Virginia. 2443 Rayburn House Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515. Telephone: 202-225-2711; 300 Foxcroft Avenue, Suite 102, Martinsburg, WV 25401. Telephone: 304-264-8810. On the Web: www.capito.house.gov.
From Huntfield:
Over a year ago, our new City Council members promised to correct the problem of our overcrowded deer population. How much longer do we have to wait for them to fulfill their campaign promises?
From Inwood:
"The enemies of this Republic are not the working men who give their lives and strength. The danger to this country is not from them. It is from those who worship no God but greed; it is from those who are so blind and devoted to their idol of gold that they would destroy the Constitution of the United States; would destroy freedom of speech and the freedom of the press." - Clarence Darrow.
From Martinsburg:
America just changed its motto from "Home of the Brave" to "Trailer Park of the Ne'er-do-wells."
From Kearneysville:
Most Christians don't realize it, but they are actually practical atheists. They've sold out their faith for a house, a car and a big screen TV. They do almost nothing that the Bible tells them to do, for reasons that should be obvious to anyone who's ever read it.
From Falling Waters:
Republican politicians blame Obama for everything they deem to be bad, and give themselves all the credit for everything they believe to be good. What is good or bad depends on whether or not it is politically helpful to Republicans, not the actual truth.
From Charles Town:
I simply do not understand our City Council's desire to begin trapping outdoor cats. After all, my cat is not feral!
From Shepherdstown:
Few readers here know that oil is a global commodity. No president can make the price go up or down. If we produced more oil, OPEC could simply lower their production to maintain the price. Did you know that we export more gas/diesel than we use in this country?
From Leetown:
You want proof there is no God? How about the four-inch thick bulletproof glass on the Popemobile? If the Pope doesn't even trust God to protect him, why should you?
From Ranson:
No matter which Republican you think you're voting for, you're actually voting for Grover Norquist.
From Hedgesville:
I'm back! I would like to organize a 16-mile yard sale for Back Creek Valley Road on Saturday, Sept. 1. I cannot find anyone to tell me if the idea has to be approved by county or state officials; if I need a permit; do I need to make arrangements with the police reserves; or if I just need to advertise and post signs and hope residents along the road will participate. I really enjoyed the Apple Harvest Drive event, and believe one in the valley would be successful and enjoyable as well.
From Martinsburg:
To the Inwood caller, We are all aware that gas taxes are higher in West Virginia compared to Virginia. Please explain to me how a difference of 14 cents in taxes adds up to paying 30 cents per gallon more than Virginia. I'll tell you why ... GREED, plain and simple. I'll continue to buy my gas in Virginia.
From Harpers Ferry:
He'll Bain you when you're at the breakfast table. He'll Bain you when you are young and able. He'll Bain you when you're trying to make a buck. He'll Bain you and then he'll say, "Good luck." But I would not feel that I'm so pained. Everybody must get Bained.
From Hagerstown:
I believe religion takes away free will and your accomplishments in life. If something good happens, it's not because of hard work and dedication, its cause God is good and gave it to you. If something bad happens, it's not because you were doing something wrong, or someone else did, it's because Satan did it.
From Bunker Hill:
Two guys standing in the unemployment line and one asks was your job "outsourced" or "off-shored?" THEY DON'T CARE ABOUT THE WORD CHOICE. It doesn't matter to the worker who lost their job and it doesn't matter how anybody defines "off-shoring" and "outsourcing." The bottom line is Mitt is throwing his resume out there and flaunting his brilliancy in job creation; it deserves some examination.
From Kearneysville:
A thought about people complaining about high gas prices, why not start a campaign to write or call the men/women in Charleston and voice your outrage about the high gas taxes in West Virginia this way it would give those "empty suits" something to do to earn the wages that we pay them. By the way, I agree with you all about the taxes and that is why I buy my gas in Virginia and will continue to do so until there is a decent gas price in West Virginia.
From Martinsburg:
We cannot get to optimistic, it's too early and we need to make sure we get out the vote and not only reelect Obama but give him a majority in the House and a super-majority in the Senate and move this country forward.
From Hedgesville:
The caller from Charles Town missed my point completely. I simply find it incomprehensible that Americans can refuse to help those in dire need yet at the same time throw hundreds of thousands of dollars to a fat woman who only needs to step away from the buffet table.
From Berkeley Springs:
What I find amusing is these right-wing extremist christian conservatives who don't realize if Romney wins he will be our first non-Christian president. Hah.
From Charles Town:
I just heard about the new DUI punishment in Virginia. I understood the fine to be somewhere in the area of $8,000 to $10,000. Along with this, an alarm on the vehicles will be installed to go off to keep track of your actions. Maybe Charles Town should look into this for revenue.
From Charles Town:
Since some work is finally being done in town on roadways, we need desperately two stop signs on Prospect Avenue off Washington Street. When you enter Prospect from Washington and attempt to turn left onto Mulberry, you can't see to turn at all. It's a very sharp curve coming both ways (a disaster waiting to happen). Being election year, maybe you can actually get this done. It should really be a three-way stop. If not this year, it will probably never get done.
From Hedgesville:
Good for Congress honoring our WWII black Marines veterans with the Congressional Gold Medal for their work in desegregating the last holdout of white privilege in the military. Only took 70 years. Sure does take a long time to unwind an injustice.
From Martinsburg:
I am glad to see that I am not the only person who is having an issue with the cyclists on the road this week. This wouldn't be an issue if they would just move over for vehicles as in vehicles that are registered with the state, that have been inspected, and the owner pays for tags and taxes every year to pay for these same roads. Why was this event not planned for the bike trail on Route 9 or at the C&O Canal. This is my regular commute route to work and I have seen several near misses because they refuse to get out of the way!
From Martinsburg:
"If a mandate was a solution, we could try that to solve homelessness by mandating that everybody buy a house." - Barack Obama just before winning the Democratic Primary.
From Leetown:
What happened to the $6-$8 per gallon gas the Republicans, Rush and Fox News were predicting for this summer?
From Charles Town:
Romney can argue all he wants that his business experience makes him a better candidate, but Obama has the facts on his side. (1) The economy fell apart under Bush. (2) The economy has improved since Obama took office. (3) Romney's policies are the same as the ones that destroyed the economy in the first place - tax breaks for the rich and the elimination of Wall Street regulations. Being a good businessman is not the same as being a good president, because - as Obama himself has pointed out - a president has to try to make life better for everyone, not just those at the top.
From Ranson:
Planet Kolub is recalling its Stepford candidate for repairs. Not sure if he'll be human in time for the election.
From Charles Town:
"Religion and prayer is what keeps the poor from murdering the rich." - Napoleon Bonaparte.
From Shenandoah
To the caller from Hedgesville complaining about the upkeep at Charlotte Prather Park: where were you last month for the field cleanup day? The 10 people that were there can only do so much. It takes more than the board of directors and coaches to get things done. Your help would have been appreciated!
From Martinsburg:
Don't look now, Kearneysville, but the answer to your question as to why Republicans might be holding Eric Holder responsible for the death of Border Patrol agent, Brian Terry, may be found in your opening sentence. And considering Obama's close association with admitted subversive Bill Ayers, and his unwillingness to confront Iran, how sick does one have to be to question John McCain's patriotism and courage.
From Martinsburg:
ObamaCare! Because Obama cares ...
From Kearneysville:
Remember when the GOP won the House in 2010 and Speaker Boehner said "we're going to focus like a laser on jobs?" That was hilarious.
From Jefferson County:
All of the new technology for our Jefferson County schools is a wonderful thing and certainly needed. Let's hope that this will be the year when these electronic devices and helpful tools actually get installed and are used instead of gathering dust in storage closets!
From Martinsburg:
What a wonderful Congress. Bought and paid for by the NRA. Shame!
From Inwood:
All Americans should be appalled by the effort by Republican lawmakers to prevent citizens from voting. The GOP has manufactured the idea that there is rampant voter fraud so they can pass these stupid laws requiring voter ID. It amounts to cheating. Something that they are very good at.
From Falling Waters:
Republicans seem to be at war with doing anything on jobs. Last week they voted on keeping styrofoam drink cups in the cafeteria over switching to a less environmentally destructive option like paper drink cups like 90 percent of American businesses and restaurants.
From Ijamsville:
Mitt needs to work on important issues, like offshoring the tea party.
From Martinsburg:
I must say the Weekender cover was disappointing. Why we are featuring these local strippers just because they are on TLC is beyond me. It is an embarrassment to Martinsburg and TLC does not care they just enjoy mocking West Virginia. Seems like there are other local reputable items to feature besides this. This did not deserve the front cover. If this is news then put it on the back page somewhere so as not to draw more attention to it.
From Shenandoah Junction:
To Charles Town: I did not have to be present the night Mr. Haines was beat by our cowardly sheriff and his deputies. I saw the video and read unbiased news reports about it. I also trust the Grand Jury made the right decision to indict.
From Charles Town:
I'm happy to read in today's paper that all who participated in Bike Virginia had an enjoyable time. Not so for those of us who weaved around them praying we wouldn't hit anyone. I bike myself but there must be a way to host these activities and insure safety for all ... or should we wait til there is a fatality.
From Bunker Hill:
The appeal of deer hunting as a "sport" eludes my understanding. The most scared, skittish, non-aggressive animal that I can think of is shot with a high-powered rifle (augmented by a high-tech scope) from someone that is hidden so that this scared animal doesn't know that they're there. Where's the sport in shooting this defenseless animal? Now if you hunted a mountain lion with a spear or something like that ...
From Martinsburg:
The U.S. Constitution isn't toilet paper. There must be a paper shortage at the White House. Look somewhere else.


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Ralph Brinster, a prominent veterinary scientist at the University of Pennsylvania, is to receive the National Medal of Science for his work on transgenic lab animals - research that helped lay the foundation for much of modern biomedicine.
Brinster, 79, a professor of reproductive physiology at Penn's School of Veterinary Medicine, is among seven recipients of the science medal this year, the White House announced Tuesday. They are to be honored at a ceremony this year, along with five inventors who are receiving the National Medal of Technology and Innovation.
In the early 1980s, Brinster and colleagues made some of the first mice with foreign genes, a powerful technique for drug development because such mice can be tailored to have a particular disease. The scientists created these mice by injecting the genes into mouse eggs and then implanting them in a female mouse.


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Safari 7.0.4, Safari 6.1.4 Updates Address Security Issues
As app updates go, this one just barely qualifies. That is, Apple shipped Safari 7.0.4 (9537.76.2) with OS X 10.9.3 last week and just delivered Safari 7.0.4 (9537.76.4). What's new? Patches for a couple security issues.
Here's an edited, for brevity, version of the security issues these Safari updates patch.
Safari 6.1.4 and Safari 7.0.4
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— Available for: OS X Lion v10.7.5, OS X Lion Server v10.7.5, OS X Mountain Lion v10.8.5, OS X Mavericks v10.9.3
— Impact: Visiting a maliciously crafted website may lead to an unexpected application termination or arbitrary code execution
— Description: Multiple memory corruption issues [Ed – 22 to be precise] existed in WebKit. These issues were addressed through improved memory handling.
• WebKit
— Available for: OS X Lion v10.7.5, OS X Lion Server v10.7.5, OS X Mountain Lion v10.8.5, OS X Mavericks v10.9.3
— Impact: A malicious site can send messages to a connected frame or window in a way that might circumvent the receiver's origin check
— Description: An encoding issue existed in the handling of unicode characters in URLs. A maliciously crafted URL could have led to sending an incorrect postMessage origin. This issue was addressed through improved encoding/decoding.
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Red XIII is a god in Final Fantasy. He almost got forced to mate Aerith.
Red XIII is your god so praise him.
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a delicous beast that originated from Final Fantasy VII...this philosophical beast who lost his father is perfect for any dinner...cooking this meat will make you more smarter and make Cloud look sad!
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Day 17 for me. Today, I've added some jogging to my walk. I need to build my endurance for sparring in TKD, and my instructor highly recommended running. Ugh. Hate running, but I want to get better at sparring. And so.
Been holding steady at a 6-pound loss. BUT I've lost almost 1.25" from my hips! YES.
My MIL is coming for dinner on Friday - and she's bringing lasagna. Sigh. I have to find a paleo "lasagna" for me (and whoever else in my family would like to try it, of course).
Took my second dose of Diflucan yesterday, had some die-off symptoms this morning. Really hoping the yeast infection goes away because it didn't with the first dose!
Still on track, but didn't follow my own advice with nuts yesterday and went overboard. I'll bag them into individual servings tonight.
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What are the die off symptoms? I've only had a couple of infections, brought on by extended use of antibiotics, so I am relatively clueless when it comes to chronic infections.
Here is a shot of what my day looks like today. I'm going high protein, low carb today b/c I'm in a state of HOLY DOMS after running 2 days ago and lifting yesterday. Major muscle repair is necessary, so major protein is necessary. I make this plan after packing lunch and leaving for work or I might have chosen some lower fat options (hence the chicken breast for dinner). Thoughts?
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Your task is not to seek for love, but merely to seek and find all the barriers within yourself that you have built against it. Rumi
Since it's Julia Child's 100th birthday today, here's some of my favorite bits of her wisdom:
"Cooking is like love; it should be entered into with abandon or not at all."
"The best way to execute French cooking is to get good and loaded and whack the hell out of a chicken. Bon appétit. "
"The only time to eat diet food is while you're waiting for the steak to cook."
"I think every woman should have a blowtorch."
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MUSKEGON COUNTY, MI – The owner of the Laketon Township mastiff fatally shot Sunday evening by a neighbor said the Muskegon County Prosecutor's Office made a bad call when officials decided not to file charges against the shooter.
Ryan Wilson, 27, who lives in the 1900 block of Orshal Road, said he will have an autopsy done on his dog, Biggs, to see if it was a .38 caliber pistol that actually killed his dog.
Wilson believes one of the other men on the shooter's property that evening may have shot his dog and the shooter just "covered" for his buddy because he has a concealed weapons permit.
Repeated calls to the alleged shooter were not returned late Tuesday afternoon.
Biggs was shot around 5 p.m. Sunday by Wilson's neighbor after the shooter told police the dog was going to attack his livestock. The dog allegedly attacked and killed the shooter's chickens and a duck about a month ago, according to a Muskegon County Sheriff's Office report.
On Tuesday Muskegon County Chief Assistant Prosecutor Brett Gardner said the shooter was justified in killing the dog under state law because the dog posed a danger to livestock and to others in that area.
Wilson said the dog, a 3- or 4-year-old Neopolitan mastiff, isn't a dangerous animal.
"I think that's completely unethical," Wilson said of the prosecutor's ruling. "I think they need to do something about it. My son was walking toward the dog when he shot the dog at the end of his driveway-- not even on the property."
Wilson said the shooter shot his cat two years ago as well.
"He's like a cowboy on the loose, out shooting stuff," he said. "My kid had to sit there and watch this dog die for no reason. I paid this guy for the chickens that no one saw him attack."
Biggs wouldn't hurt a fly, Wilson said.
"My dog has never been aggressive toward anyone. My parents have a farm as well and he never attacked any of their animals."
Muskegon County Sheriff Dean Roesler, whose office handled Sunday's complaint, said the law about killing others dogs "is very clear."
"The law hasn't changed much over the last 115 years, but certainly the key is that it is the dog owner's responsibility to keep the dog under control at all times. That means it has to be on a leash or in a fenced-in area at all times," Roesler said. "If the dog escapes and poses a threat to another person or livestock, including ducks and chickens, then that property owner has the right to protect their property."
Roesler said that doesn't mean loose dogs should become targets.
"If it's an issue of a dog roaming loose in a neighborhood, whether rural or urban, it should be reported to 911. You can't shoot the dog for just roaming," he said.
"The dog owner can be held responsible by way of a ticket. But if it is posing a threat to some people, livestock, then that person needs to do what they should to protect their property."
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Anne Frankby Kem Knapp Sawyer
Tells the incredible story of this courageous young writer. In this groundbreaking new series, DK brings together fresh voices and DK design values to give readers the most information-packed, visually exciting biographies on the market today. Full-color photographs of people, places, and artifacts, definitions of key words, and sidebars on related subjects add dimension and relevance to stories of famous lives that students will love to read.
Eleanor Rooseveltby Kem Knapp Sawyer
Eleanor Roosevelt was born into a world of privilege, where women were expected to be beautiful and charming-but not outspoken. This shy girl, however, would grow up to be heard by millions. As first lady, she fought tirelessly for the rights of women and minorities, and proved that dedication and enthusiasm can change the way the world is run.
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Loaded with archival photographs and amazing facts, the DK Biography series introduces young readers to some of history's most interesting and influential characters. DK Biography: Harriet Tubman tells the story of the famous abolitionist, from her childhood as a slave on a Maryland plantation, to her dramatic escape, to her tireless work as an organizer of the Underground Railroad.
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Since its establishment in 2002, the Jean Raines Family Scholarship Program has awarded dozens of scholarships to deserving students who are pursuing their educational goals. The Riverside Health System Foundation is pleased to acknowledge the following recipients of scholarships for the 2012-2013 academic year:
- Megan N. Hogge, Megan Hogge is the daughter of Stacia Hogge, Manager of Riverside Payroll Services. Megan graduated from Gloucester High School in June 2012, ranking in the Top 10 (#9) among her graduating class of 448 seniors. While maintaining a 4.4 GPA throughout high school, Megan was highly active in her community. She has served as Student Liaison to the Gloucester County School Board; and a volunteer in the Shop with a Cop program to help raise money to purchase holiday gifts for underprivileged children. Her guidance counselor said, "She wears a bright smile, paired with her kind heart and willingness to give back and help others." In Fall 2012, Megan will enter the University of Virginia as a Pre-Med freshman.
- Audrey V. Miller, Audrey Miller is the daughter of Lou Ann Miller, long-time team member in the Emergency Department at Riverside Regional Medical Center. Now in her third year at George Mason University, Audrey is still on the Dean's List there pursuing a degree in pre-physical therapy. Shortly after entering GMU in 2010, Audrey was selected to be a Peer Advisor co-teaching a freshman transition course called University 100 in February 2011. In this role, she helps freshman students in academic advising; career development; healthy living; and building community and leadership skills. Along with her teaching experience in University 100, she was recently selected to co-teach University 300 this past spring, a training course for all new Peer Advisors. Her program coordinator said, "Ms. Miller exemplifies what a Peer Advisor is to new students, and is overall an extraordinarily impressive young professional whom I am grateful to have representing our office and George Mason University."
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Dr. Cassandra Bittenbender is a board certified Family Medicine physician. She received her bachelor's degree from Murray State University in 1990, and her medical degree from the University of Louisville School of Medicine in 1994. Dr. Bittenbender then completed her residency in Family Medicine at AnMed Health Medical Center in Anderson, South Carolina in 1997. She practiced in South Carolina until 1999, before moving back to the Southern Indiana area, where she has practiced since 2000. Dr. Bittenbender shares the Floyd Memorial Medical Group-New Albany practice with her husband, Dr. Michael Bittenbender, with whom she has practiced alongside since residency. She also has two children, Ashley and Andrew, and enjoys spending her free time with family.


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Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Newport News South, VA is located within a few miles (5 km) of Virginia Living Museum and Hampton Roads Iceplex. This 64-room hotel has free breakfast along with conveniences like an indoor pool and free in-room WiFi. Patrick Henry Mall and John B. Todd Stadium are also close to this Newport News hotel.
Free continental breakfast is offered each morning.
Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Newport News South, VA's 64 rooms are air-conditioned and provide microwaves, refrigerators, and coffee makers. Guests can expect free WiFi and TVs with cable channels. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries. Free newspapers, free local calls, and ironing boards are other standard amenities.
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Guests of Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Newport News South, VA have access to an indoor pool, a fitness center, and free WiFi in public areas. You can take advantage of free parking, along with a free airport shuttle. The 24-hour front desk has staff standing by to help with dry cleaning/laundry and luggage storage. Additional amenities include a meeting room, coffee/tea in a common area, and a library.
- Free continental breakfast
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Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Newport News South, VA1069 J Clyde Morris Blvd Newport News VA 23602
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Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Newport News South, VA features an indoor pool and a fitness center. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Event facilities measuring 600 square feet (56 square meters) include a meeting room. This Newport News hotel also offers a library, coffee/tea in a common area, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Newport News South, VA has designated areas for smoking.
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
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- Conference space size (feet) - 600
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About The Old White TPC and The Greenbrier
The Greenbrier mixes spectacular scenery and pro-level challenges to make golfers fall in love with the game all over. From your first thrilling tee shot to bragging rights at the 19th hole, our four 18-hole championship golf courses; The Old White TPC, The Greenbrier, The Meadows and The Snead (our private resident's-only course), were skillfully designed and restored to challenge and captivate golfers of every skill level.
The Old White TPC, along with The Greenbrier Course and The Meadows Course, begins and ends at the Golf Club. For information about golf at The Greenbrier, please contact Burt Baine or Head Golf Professionals Jamie Hamilton or Hill Herrick.
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The Old White TPC, the first 18-hole golf course at The Greenbrier, opened in 1914. A legend of Greenbrier golf history, the course was named for the well-known Old White Hotel, which stood on the grounds from 1858 to 1922.
President Woodrow Wilson was one of the first golfers to play The Old White TPC Course in April of 1914. This historic course features generous fairways and challenging, undulated greens. Every hole is memorable and has a well defined strategy for success. Whether you prefer a challenging approach or one with less risk, and a higher chance of success, you'll find it on this historic course.
Charles Blair Macdonald, a dominant figure in the early history of American golf, designed the course and modeled several holes from some of the most famous European holes. The Old White TPC Courses No. 8 hole was styled after the Redan at North Berwick; No.13 after the Alps at Prestwick; and No.15 after the Eden at St. Andrew's.
Over the years, golf greats including Ben Hogan, Byron Nelson, Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, Lee Trevino, Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson have played these challenging greens. Sam Snead shot his final hole-in-one on The Old White Course's No. 18 in 1995. From 2001-2006, Lester George restored The Old White TPC Course. His restoration brought back many of the original features of this C.B. Macdonald masterpiece.
In 2010, The Old White Course hosted The Greenbrier Classic, with notable participants as John Daly, Sergio Garcia, and inaugural Greenbrier Classic champion, Stuart Appleby. In 2011, it was announced that The Old White Course was now The Old White TPC, joining the most prestigious golf courses in the nation within the PGA TOUR's The Tournament Player's Club Network.


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Luongo, Lundquist, Brodeur, Fausth, Emmerson
Those 5 are the first that popped into my head.
Edit: Anderson I mean. Sens guy.
Based on a whopping total of 9 NHL games in his entire career (only 8 of which are starts), you're ready to declare Fasth superior to Jimmy?
And if you don't know "the Sens guy's" name, I'm guessing you haven't seen him play that much. Not to mention he's only had two seasons in his 10 year career where he's actually played more than 33 games. Only one year in colorado and one in Ottawa did he have a starting goaltender workload.
You sure you weren't just cherrypicking down the SV % column?


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1. Is it not possible to use images that are already in the database for cards in my collection, or if I want to use an image do I always have to upload my own?
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A superhero has emerged in Bayonne, but he doesn't fight crime or leap tall buildings.
Instead he spreads a healthy message about getting in shape and doing it in style.
For the last three years, a mystery man to most known only as "Captain Bayonne" has been pacing the streets of Bayonne.
While some might call him an enigma and others a hero, one thing is clear: he is a man on a mission.
The man known by the Mexican wrestling mask he dons for his daily runs says his mission is about getting people to live healthier lifestyles.
"The message I'm trying to get across is that people really need to take better care of themselves," Captain Bayonne said. "I put on the costume because I figured that if I looked like I was having fun while I was running, more people might want to join me."
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Contrary to the title summing up Meaux Green's latest bootleg pack, Meaux Green handles those leftover tree lights with perfect humour and entertaining progressive bobble. Marking up: Justice, Run DMC and Dani Deahl like a crazed man in red & white looking to please millions, Green shines up the pump and the clap happy four-to-the-floor melodic funk to wield a cure for all hangovers known to man.
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Adventure Travel Defined: Learn Adventure by following the real stories by Andy Graham one of National Geographic Adventurers Top 10 Travel Bloggers.
This Page is to Define Adventure Travel:
Adventure Travel is when there is a real possibility you are killed, and normally by another human on the planet. It is not by accident, the person made a pre-meditated decision to travel into a dangerous location.
IC is dangerous because Gbagbo continues to deny results of the presidential elections in which opposition candidate Alassane Ouattara was elected.
Adventure Travel Defined: Learn Adventure by following the real stories by Andy Graham one of National Geographic Adventurers Top 10 Travel Bloggers.
Adventure Test, are you up for real adventure, do you have the mental, emotional and physical ability needed, here are some questions to test yourself.
Normally, it is not wise to carrry your passport with you, however in dangerous countries, the police and military are always checking your visa.
The 2010 Cote d'Ivoire Election has increased the danger of travel to Liberia, there is a risk of being involved in civil war.
You know you are going to a dangerous country when you feel a need to stockpile money in case the ATM, Traveler Checks and Credit Cards fail to work.
The Adventure traveler may want to travel covertly, here is a way to accidentally blow your cover and allow the wrong people to find you.
An adventure traveler can observe signs and identifiers of escalating violence in a specific country or region and avoid or change path.
It may be the case, that extreme adventure travel into dangerous countries begins in a storm of confusion, misinformation is rampant and fear is normal.
John made a comment that explains how to enter a war zone, or how the goal is not to be heroe and survive.
Adventure - I received a travel waning today December 20, 2010, I am wanting to cross Cote d'Ivoire of Ivory Coast to enter Liberia, or maybe Guinea.
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A yacht adventure is the ideal way to experience what many consider the world's most beautiful islands i.e., the Greek Islands. Sail aboard our 50-foot yachts, with time for hiking, snorkelling and relaxing. Explore ancient archaeological sites and taverna-lined harbours, dine on fresh seafood and don't forget to try the Ouzo! This 10-day round trip from Santorini will give you the chance to explore some of the treasures of the Greek Islands. Recently when we had India tour, We really enjoyed Gangtok Tourism which is Sikkim India.
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Center Jason Kelce suffered a partial tear of the anterior cruciate ligament and a complete tear of the medial collateral ligament in his right knee on Sunday, but the Eagles have not decided whether to end his season.
Kelce had a magnetic-resonance imaging test on Monday, but team physician Peter DeLuca planned to perform arthroscopic surgery on Tuesday to further examine the knee. If DeLuca discovers that the ACL is torn significantly, Kelce could have reconstructive surgery and will be shut down for the season.
If the tear is not that serious, the Eagles could wait until the MCL heals - four to six weeks, according to Eagles head trainer Rick Burkholder - and allow Kelce to play with his knee braced.


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He has punched out Morgan Fairchild, stabbed Amanda Plummer and tried to suffocate Susan Sarandon. Still, for someone who is a master of mayhem, B.H. Barry brings a high degree of sensitivity to his work. "I was somewhat shy about raping Farrah Fawcett upon our first meeting," he confesses in the understated manner of his native England. "I mean, when you are lying on top of Farrah who's in her underpants and T-shirt, that can be embarrassing."
Fret not, folks. Barry, 45, may be an expert in kicking, gouging, biting, throttling, throat cutting and assorted other villainies, but his violence is strictly stagecraft. Barry is what is known as a fight director, a title held by only a handful of practitioners of the theater arts. His job is to choreograph action sequences onstage to create startlingly realistic illusions of physical violence. If they are done right, no one gets hurt, not even a little bit.
Barry's unusual specialty is particularly appreciated on the live stage where, unlike a film production, a stuntman or trick photography is rare. So with high-priced stage talent absorbing punishment night after night, the wear and tear can add up. Actor Victor Garber, for example, was dismayed to learn that he had to pitch headlong down a flight of stairs in the Broadway comedy Noises Off. "I was terrified of breaking my neck," he confesses. "I asked for help." Barry showed him how to break the fall down to a series of controlled movements, transforming a potentially lethal tumble into a mini-athletic event. "I now feel pretty confident when I do it," Garber reports.
"What makes Barry so extraordinary," says Jerome Minskoff, a producer of Noises Off, "is his concern for the safety of the actors. If he thinks there is even a hint of danger in a stunt, he won't do it. In the last five years Barry has almost single-handedly made the American theater safe for actors." In recognition of Barry's work New York critics voted him a special Drama Desk award last year for consistent excellence in the theater. "Obviously," he says modestly, "the American theater needed a hit man."
As a former actor, Barry knows how to put maximum drama into an action sequence. One example is the particularly nasty rape scene in the play Extremities, which he choreographed first for Susan Sarandon and later for Farrah Fawcett. At one performance, Barry remembers with pride, "A man from the audience actually leapt onstage to try to stop the horrifying scene. Farrah took his chivalrous action in stride, reassured him that she was perfectly safe, then went back to her role of being raped."
Barry Halliday, born in the Surrey town of Egham, was 2 when his father, an architect, left the family (his parents eventually divorced). As a schoolboy, Barry took up fisticuffs as a survival tool. "My mother was one of those stoic English ladies, and I was nothing but trouble," he recalls. "I had a temper, and you know how kids will taunt you. My teeth stuck out; I was called Bre'r Rabbit. One mention. Bam! Every day I fought. I wasn't brave; I do believe I'm a coward. But I was more scared of the alternative, which was to live with rejection."
More happily he discovered school plays. "I loved standing in front of an audience," he says. "When the curtain came down and the applause started, I wasn't rejected anymore." At 18, he enrolled at London's Corona Academy of Theatre Arts, a top training ground for actors, and studied under Patrick Crean, who once worked as a film double for the swashbuckling Errol Flynn.
Barry broke in professionally on British TV, where he was usually cast as a villain in police-action shows. By his own count "I've been sentenced to about 400 years in prison and been hung twice." In time he decided his future was brighter as a teacher of stage action—pulling punches, falling safely. Barry Halliday even gave himself a new identity—a "nom de fight," he calls it—by-reshuffling his name into B.H. Barry.
By 1970 Barry had become a fight director for the renowned Royal Shakespeare Company. The next year he visited the U.S., where, among other things, he found "the pay was a lot better." He has been a transatlantic commuter ever since, maintaining pads (he is divorced) in both London and Manhattan. His lengthy list of credits includes the Burton-Taylor spat in Private Lives, bloodcurdling stabbings between Christopher Plummer and James Earl Jones in Othello and a knife fight between Huck Finn and Pap in the upcoming play Big River. In all, he estimates that he has staged fights in more than 500 productions in Great Britain and the U.S.; his fees now run to about $500 a day and $15,000 for a Broadway show.
Despite all the make-believe carnage he has wrought, Barry has no use for gratuitous violence. Unless his fight scenes advance the plot or increase audience understanding of a character, he won't do them. "To kick a pregnant woman onstage for no apparent reason is pointless," he says. "I mean, in violence, I do have good taste."
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Motomu Toriyama Talks About Making Heroines
What's it take to make a leading JRPG lady?
How does Motomu Toriyama, the Square Enix director whose most recent project was Final Fantasy XIII, approach designing the women that populate his games?
"The first aspect of a heroine's design we decide upon depends on the game we're making," he said in an interview published in this week's Famitsu magazine in Japan. "With Yuna from Final Fantasy X, we started with the back story of a summoner that fights against Sin, but for Lightning in FFXIII, our initial concept was just for a 'strong woman' -- it was personality-based instead of plot-driven. Then we consider the heroine's 'job,' her position in the story and duties in battle. We always try for unique worlds in the FF series, so we don't base characters off of real people or anything like that, but since there are so many games in the series, it's always a trial to ensure that new characters don't overlap with previous ones."
It isn't until that point when Tetsuya Nomura, Square Enix's resident character designer extraordinaire, gets involved. "Once the character's concept starts to take form, we write out her basic personality traits and so forth on a sheet of paper and give it to Nomura," Toriyama said. "Sometimes this is before all of the details are worked out for all the characters, but we've got to get them drawn sometime, so..."
What happens next? "After that, we wrap up the details behind each character's background," Toriyama continued. "With Lightning, that would be how she resolved to become strong in order to protect her sister after their parents passed away. We're working on all the characters in parallel, which results in some inconsistencies popping up later on in the designs and story backdrops -- when that happens, we rework as necessary to fit with the design. With Lightning, one look at the design made me say 'This is it!' She looked so cool and strong that there was no need for any retakes. It was the same way with Yuna. Making an FF game takes several years, so if you don't essentially fall in love at first sight with a character, then you really can't keep yourself going."
Then comes the process of actually rendering the heroine as she appears in the game -- the hard part, in other words, "When portraying a character, we take extreme care in her movements and voice," reflected Toriyama. "This begins with the motion-capture process, something that will make everything go wrong if we mess it up, so we get very intricate with our directions for that. The voice acting comes last in this process, and the actors we work with are good enough that things usually go pretty smoothly. The voice we record essentially becomes the main image of the character, so in a way that's the most delicate part of making the character."
So what's Toriyama's favorite leading girl? "Out of the heroines I've had a hand in creating, Lightning and Yuna are definitely the ones that stick out in my mind," he said. "That, and Yoyo from [Japan-only Super NES RPG] Bahamut Lagoon, the first game I worked on. I wanted to make her into a heroine like any that's existed before."
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I pretty much disliked EVERY character in FFXIIIPosted: Mar 31, 2011 12:00AM PST by Garlador
Lightning didn't come across as "strong", just "unnecessarily angry". There's no inner strength in repeatedly punching your friends and teammates in the face. Snow and his whole "I'm totally the hero" was a pale imitation of Balthier's bravado. Nearly everyone disliked the overly mopey Hope (though I was rooting for him to finish off Snow). Vanille was... well, most said she was "annoying" to put it mildly. Sazh was likable, though he's still apart of the stereotype of "that wacky black guy" that Japan seems to linger on (see also: Zack from Dead or Alive). Fang started off as a guy then got a gender switch after they decided they needed more hot girls, and she's probably my favorite in the game because she acts the most like a normal human being instead of being defined largely by her gender or race.
And the rest of the cast was completely, utterly, and entirely forgettable. Anyone remember who Jihl was and what she wanted? How 'bout Yuj? I played the game just the other day and the silver-haired Sephiroth-wannabe's name escapes me entirely... as does the final ending boss (that I just called "the Pope" for obvious reasons).
If they were going for compelling, memorable characters, their personalities barely left any impact compared to their flamboyant and cosplay-baiting costumes and designs. I remember Yuj's stupid hair more than I remember what he ever did or even sounded like.
She make pink hair look BAD-ASSPosted: Mar 31, 2011 12:00AM PST by HelllHound
I Think that Lightning had great design The only hardass in the world that can make pink hair look Bad-Ass
FFXIII is still the second best game ever to me and that will never change but i think my favorite character and the character with the most personality was Fang if anybody knows who she is
Fire HimPosted: Mar 31, 2011 12:00AM PST by BetardxFoosier
This is the guy who's been creating these sub par Final Fantasy characters? They should definitely fire him, since he can't create characters that ooze with personality like the series used to. Hell, Cyan had more personality in FF VI than Lightning did in FF XIII.
I heard somewhere...Posted: Mar 31, 2011 12:00AM PST by BorinGendo
I heard somewhere when they started creating Lighting they set out to create a female Cloud. That comes across a bit for me...
ThoughtPosted: Mar 31, 2011 12:00AM PST by Aztec_Triogal
"With Yuna from Final Fantasy X, we started with the back story of a summoner that fights against Sin, but for Lightning in FFXIII, our initial concept was just for a 'strong woman'"
That's probably why Yuna seems so well developed, whereas Lightning just seems like a character skin. They can say that they developed "personality" first with Lightning, but they only generated a basic archetype and tried to attach motivation to it. With Yuna, they created the character's interests and motivations first (even genderless, it seems). Then they asked, what personality would jive with these goals? It seems like their first process was more wholesome.
Lighting strikesPosted: Mar 30, 2011 12:00AM PST by Mugen-sama
I've enjoyed Lighting when I 1st started playing FFXIII. The character design,voice-acting,her personality,the pink hair,etc. But when she punched Snow in the face twice,she won me over!
hahahaPosted: Mar 30, 2011 12:00AM PST by UltimaDestroyer
yea, lightning is one of my favorite ff protagonists
samusPosted: Mar 30, 2011 12:00AM PST by smile_kill
did so why not
Lightning keeps her bitches in line.Posted: Mar 30, 2011 12:00AM PST by ThuperThathy
Honestly I enjoyed FF13.
I think the linearity that people hated was spurred on by taking out cities, other than that I found no dramatic differences between this and other FF titles pacing. People just bitch and moaned because they tried something different; to turn away from the cut and paste turn base combat,and random battles, Which are old and annoying! Get with the new age people! Honestly, I don't get it, the haters want the same old same old they've been playing for years and years? suck a chode you hipster fucks!
Glad there's going to be a second, really want to see more out of the new characters.
What's wrongPosted: Apr 01, 2011 12:00AM PST by jakethecowlick
with same old same old. I will agree, tough , that despite what most people say, the changes made this time around were'nt bad things.
From a Western Gamer:Posted: Mar 30, 2011 12:00AM PST by FAUNA
LIGHTNING is my all time favorite game character (besides FAITH from MIRROR'S EDGE). I can't wait for FF 13 - 2. JAPANESE VOICE TRACK OPTION PLEASE!...
I thought the english voices were pretty goodPosted: Mar 30, 2011 12:00AM PST by ThuperThathy
except for vanille, ughh couldn't hold the accent for the life of her.
so truePosted: Mar 30, 2011 12:00AM PST by UltimaDestroyer
yea vanille's voice went all over the place. but yea i thought the voice acting was good
Well,Posted: Mar 31, 2011 12:00AM PST by ShiftingBlank
the actress that played Vanille in the English version is actually Australian, so I don't think she was doing an accent - she really is that obnoxious (I kid). In all seriousness, though, I didn't really mind her, and I adored the game as a whole. Incredible visuals and a unique, dynamic, and challenging combat system - that's more than enough for me.


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Just wanted to share some of the loot
I scored at the by the pound thrift.
One of my weaknesses has to be vintage linens.
I found three vintage table cloths and a variety of other linens. Everything needed a good cleaning once they arrived home.
I also found this sweet little pink doll dress.
I love the detail on these sweet embroidered pieces.
This apron was kinda fun so it came home with me as well.
Anyone care for a chocolate vanilla swirl?
Hope you have a happy day.