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Oh snap! We have the same name! Haha 🙂
1. studio fix fluid, which was forever ago because im tan now and i dont want to spend a ton of money on a new foundation haha.
2. stila blush in "rose"–it sucks.
3. maybelline xxl volume mascara
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last mascara I tried: Benefit Badgal
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Blush – Mac Blushbaby
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Peyton Conway March, age 87, of Medfield where he has been a resident since 1960, died after a brief illness at the Ellis Nursing Center in Norwood.
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A common question we are asked is if you can buy particular steel bed frame parts to make a king size head board adapt to the bed frame of a queen size mattress and boxspring? The answer is no, especially if you want your headboard to look normal and acceptable to others. A steel bed frame that fits a king size mattress is 76 inches wide. The frame is designed to fit and accommodate a king size headboard. The king headboard all though slightly wider than the mattress and steel bed frame by an inch or so is built as such for aesthetic purposes. The king headboard is considerably wider than a queen size mattress and bed frame which measures a significant 16 inches narrower. By using a king headboard with a queen mattress and bed frame it would leave 8 inches of king size headboard exposed on each side of the mattress and would be very unattractive. Here is a link to all standard mattress sizes to help you better understand.
We have a king size poster bed which needs to be connected on the outsides and also down the center since there needs to be a hook to support the posters in the center of the bed both at the top and bottom of the bed. So far we have not been able to find a system that would connect the center of the bed. We need a ledger on both sides of the center to support the twin extra long box foundation. Can you help us?? Thank you.
I have a cal king bookshelf headboard I want to use with a queen size frame is there any way to make this work
I have a California King brass headboard and footboard I purchased in the mid-80s from South Korea. I would like to use my brass bed with a queen sized frame…can this be done? Or will I have better luck with a regular King frame?
Is there a way to make a king size cedar log bed frame to fit a queen size mattress.


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These Hello Kitty coin banks are *totes* kawaii! I remember seeing them a while back — but now they are back in stock… Costing $60 each, a bit on the pricy side but I do LOVE the designs of these precious collectibles. They are all so cute that I cannot choose my favorite one…
Have a look! I wonder which one the Junkies would choose as the cutest…
They are all made of polyresin — molded in a wooden style and hand painted! And each cutie stands 6.3 inches tall (about three apples, eh?) n_~
Hello Kitty Japanese Coin Bank: Daruma Doll
Hello Kitty Japanese Coin Bank: Lucky Cat
Hello Kitty Japanese Coin Bank: Seven Lucky Gods
Hello Kitty Japanese Coin Bank: Tanuki
Available online — not sure how long they will last, so I would grab them if you are in love. <3


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Area news briefs
Badger Schools to meet on calamity days
KINSMAN – The Joseph Badger Local Board of Education will hold a special meeting at 7:30 a.m. today at the board office to take action on a calamity day makeup plan for the district.
Niles City Schools voted last week to put the makeup plan in place, which allows three additional days to the state-allotted five, as long as students are given make-up work to complete. Warren City Schools announced last week that it will is meeting at 8 a.m. today to act on the plan.
Many schools have already used five or more calamity days this month due to extreme cold temperatures and heavy snow and are likely to have to use more as temperatures are to drop into the negative degrees by Monday evening and continue through Wednesday.
American Red Cross opens warming center
LIBERTY – Karen Conklin, executive director of the American Red Cross of the Mahoning Valley, said that in anticipation of severe weather conditions, the American Red Cross of the Mahoning Valley will open a warming center from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. today at 3530 Belmont Ave., Suite 7, Youngstown, across from Walmart, next to Home Savings.
Conklin said the Red Cross will continue to monitor the need for overnight shelters.
Nominations sought for Community Star event
Nominations are being sought for the Tribune Chronicle Community Star program.
Now in its 13th year, the program celebrates the volunteers who have had a significant influence on Trumbull County, be it through tireless hours of service, random acts of kindness or a single moment of courage.
The 10 people chosen will be recognized in a special section published in the newspaper, and treated to a banquet open to the community at W.D. Packard Music Hall on March 18.
Nominations are due by Feb. 3. They can be emailed to Sue Shafer at email@example.com or submitted through the Virtual Newsroom on tribtoday.com. They can also be hand-delivered or mailed to Sue Shafer, c/o Tribune Chronicle, 240 Franklin St. S.E., Warren, OH 44483.
Area news briefs
Two in Democratic primary for House seat
WARREN – Former Warren Mayor Michael J. O'Brien is the second person to file to run for the Democratic nomination in what will be an open 64th District Ohio House seat.
O'Brien, who also served as a Trumbull County commissioner and councilman in Warren, joins Eugene Mach, the Upward Bound coordinator at Youngstown State University. Mach, also of Warren, filed with the Trumbull County Board of Election on Jan. 10; O'Brien filed Thursday.
Seeking the Green Party nomination for the seat is Elaine Mastromatteo of Bristol. So far, she is the only person to file for that party's nomination. No Republicans have filed for their party's nomination.
The deadline is Feb. 5. State Rep. Tom Letson, D-Warren, can't run because of term limits.
Johnston trustees place fire renewal on ballot
JOHNSTON – Johnston Township trustees on Thursday approved placing a 2-mill, five-year renewal levy for fire and emergency medical service on the May 6 primary ballot.
Fiscal Officer John Moran said the levy, which was originally passed in the 1990s and last renewed in 2008, would continue to generate $33,995 annually for day-to-day needs for the fire department and EMS. Moran said with a renewal there is no increase in taxes.
Sen. Brown promotes mortgage tax break
YOUNGSTOWN – U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown will be in Youngstown today to call on Congress to reverse a tax increase put on homeowners.
The Democrat will speak at Catholic Charities on Belmont Avenue to promote his Mortgage Forgiveness Tax Relief Act, which would for a year relieve the requirement on homeowners to pay taxes on mortgage debt forgiveness. Brown said, unless passed, the IRS will treat principal reductions homeowners get through mortgage modifications as income.
He will joined by Thomas Williams, the former president of the Ohio Association of Realtors and a local woman who is at risk of a tax increase.
McDonald OKs contract with OAPSE workers
McDONALD – The McDonald Board of Education this week approved a three-year contract with the 14 employees represented by the Ohio Association of Public School Employees 662.
Board Vice President John Saganich said the agreement is retroactive to Sept. 1 and includes a 2.75 percent pay increase each year of the agreement, which is the same pay increases approved for the district's teachers late last year.
OAPSE members – which include some secretaries, bus drivers, custodians and cooks – also will receive a one-time stipend of $1,500. Saganich said this was approved since the teaching union had their insurance premium contribution decreased from 20 to 10 percent, with the OAPSE contribution already at 10 percent.
Area news briefs
Woman reports burglary
as pair tries to kick in door
WARREN – A city woman told police that two males kicked in the back door of her Burton Street S.E. home Tuesday night while she was watching her four grandchildren.
Police said they were called to the residence around 8:30 p.m. after receiving reports that there was a burglary in progress. Barbara Buehler, 67, told officers that the intruders took off when she yelled that the police would soon be on their way because the alarm was going off, according to a Warren police report.
The report states that the intruders ran out of the rear of the residence when they heard Buehler yelling.
Vallourec Star union vote
results expected today
YOUNGSTOWN – Voting was to wrap up at 8 this morning on whether 531 hourly workers at Vallourec Star will be represented by the United Electrical Workers Union.
Voting got under way early Tuesday at two trailers situated on company property outside each of the two Youngstown pipe mills.
An official with the National Labor Relations Board, which is overseeing the election, said the ballots will be counted immediately following the close of the election this morning.
Results will be posted as soon as they are known at www.tribtoday.com.
New sledding hill
hits delay in Cortland
CORTLAND – Sledding at the Eastlake Metropark just north of Lake Vista Retirement Community will have to wait for another winter.
"We ran into the end of the year. We want to take our time and get the sled hill done right," said Zachary Svette, Trumbull Metroparks operations director.
Construction on the park off of state Route 46 began in August with hopes of being completed in time for the winter. Svette said the park is between 60 and 75 percent complete; a 40-car parking lot is already complete.
More dirt is needed to complete the hill, which will then be graded. It will run east to west toward Mosquito Creek Reservoir, stopping about half mile from the reservoir. Snow fencing was placed around the park to discourage early sledders, he said.
The park will include a connection path to the Turkey Run hiking trail.
The park is a joint project between the city, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources and Trumbull Metroparks. The pavement cost about $168,000, while the trail and hill will be done in-house to deter costs.
Nominations sought for Community Star program
Nominations are being sought for the Tribune Chronicle Community Star program.
Now in its 13th year, the program celebrates the volunteers who have had a significant influence on Trumbull County, be it through tireless hours of service, random acts of kindness or a single moment of courage.
The 10 people chosen will be recognized in a special section published in the newspaper, and treated to a banquet open to the community at W.D. Packard Music Hall on March 18.
Nominations are due by Feb. 3. They can be emailed to Sue Shafer at firstname.lastname@example.com or submitted through the Virtual Newsroom on tribtoday.com. They can also be hand-delivered or mailed to Sue Shafer, c/o Tribune Chronicle, 240 Franklin St. S.E., Warren, OH 44483.
Area news briefs
Hartford, Vernon to meet on police contract
HARTFORD – Hartford and Vernon township officials will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Hartford to discuss a contract for police protection.
Hartford provides police protection to Vernon.
Hartford officials will also meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday to review the fire department contract.
Nominations sought for Community Stars
Nominations are being sought for the Tribune Chronicle Community Star program.
Now in its 13th year, the program celebrates the volunteers who have had a significant influence on Trumbull County, be it through tireless hours of service, random acts of kindness or a single moment of courage.
The 10 people chosen will be recognized in a special section published in the newspaper, and treated to a banquet open to the community at W.D. Packard Music Hall on March 18.
Nominations are due by Feb. 3. They can be emailed to Sue Shafer at firstname.lastname@example.com or submitted through the Virtual Newsroom on tribtoday.com. They can also be hand-delivered or mailed to Sue Shafer c/o Tribune Chronicle, 240 Franklin St. S.E., Warren, OH 44483.
Area news briefs
Bond set at $250,000 for suspect in Niles assault
NILES – Bond was set at $250,000 for at 19-year-old city man accused of invading an elderly woman's home and assaulting her last month.
Anthony A. Howe, 2122 Robbins Ave., was returned to Trumbull County Jail following his arraignment Friday morning in municipal court. He is charged with felony aggravated burglary.
He is due back in municipal court at 9:30 a.m. Jan. 27 for a preliminary hearing before Judge Thomas W. Townley.
Police said Howe broke into the North Butler Street home of a Linda Spano, 65, around 5 a.m. Dec. 30 and beat her. He was arrested Thursday.
Area news briefs
Liberty police looking for missing woman
LIBERTY – The Liberty Township Police Department is asking for help in finding a local woman who has been missing since Wednesday morning.
A 911 supervisor said Thursday that anyone with information on Dawn Blagovich, 42, of Niles, is asked to call the 911 non-emergency number at 330-675-2730.
Reports indicate Blagovich didn't show up for a scheduled appointment and has been missing since 8 a.m. Wednesday.
Blagovich is described as standing 5-foot-5, weighing 140 pounds, with brown hair and blue eyes, and was believed last seen driving a 1997 Oldsmobile Bravada, license plate number FXQ 4592.
Police report break-in at Warren business
WARREN – Police are investigating a break-in they said took place at a local business shortly after it was destroyed by fire earlier this week.
A city police officer was on patrol around 9 a.m. Wednesday when he was alerted to the break-in at Lifetime Muffler & Auto Repair, 2643 W. Market St., according to a Warren police report. The report indicates the break-in took place Tuesday afternoon – a day after fire crews were called to extinguish a blaze at the building.
Fire officials said the structure appeared to be destroyed. However, a damage estimate had not yet been determined as of Thursday. The report doesn't state what might have been taken in the break-in.
Sheriff office investigating stabbing at Bristol Inn Bar
BRISTOL- The Trumbull County Sheriff's Office is investigating a Thursday evening stabbing reported at the Bristol Inn Bar, 6233 state Route 45.
A 911 spokesman said the stabbing occurred at 8:52 p.m., and a man was taken to the hospital. The sheriff's office and Ohio State Highway Patrol are working together on what happened and locating the person who committed the stabbing.
Further details on the stabbing, including name of the victim and his condition, were not available Thursday night.
East Liverpool shooting suspect found in Columbus
EAST LIVERPOOL – A man considered a suspect in the shooting of a local man last July has been found in Columbus and was being held there Thursday by officials.
Christian Radcliff, 25, Columbus, is currently incarcerated in the Franklin County Jail after a call by city Detective Don Fickes in relation to a more recent case involving his alleged victim.
Radcliff is suspected of shooting Tyler Austin, 22, Wells Avenue, Wellsville, during a confrontation in the East End last July which resulted in Austin suffering a wound to his torso and being flown to a Pittsburgh hospital.
Area news briefs
Woman cited in crash that knocks out power
WEATHERSFIELD – A Sebring woman was issued a failure to control citation on Saturday after the vehicle she was driving hit a mailbox and two utility poles along Tibbets Wick Road east of U.S. Route 422.
The Ohio State Highway Patrol confirmed that Shawna Blake, 27, suffered minor injuries and was transported by ambulance to St. Elizabeth Health Center in Youngstown after the crash.
Troopers said the vehicle Blake was driving left the side of the roadway around 1:47 p.m. and hit the utility poles, briefly knocking out power and telephone service. Ohio Edison and Time Warner were called.
Garbage catches fire in Weathersfield
WEATHERSFIELD – Garbage in a loaded Allied Waste truck caught fire Monday morning in the township.
Fire officials said the truck driver noticed the load was on fire after picking up trash at a mobile home park in the township about 11 a.m.
He called 911 and was instructed to pull into the Weathersfield Township Fire Station at 1382 W. Park Ave. and dump the load there. Crews then spread the burning trash with a front loader and put the fire out.
No injuries were reported. Fire officials said they were able to save the garbage truck.
They were not sure what caused the fire.
Warren seeks comments on trailhead project
WARREN – The city is looking to use federal funds to construct trailheads for the Great Ohio Lake to River Greenway on North River Road N.W. and Youngstown Road S.E.
Work to be done would including constructing parking lots and various amenities. The trailheads are projected to be completed in 2015.
Comments and questions should be submitted to Paul Makosky, director of the city's Engineering, Planning and Building Department, by Feb. 21. He can be reached at 330-841-2973.
Women accused of prostitution arraigned
AUSTINTOWN – Four women facing prostitution charges were arraigned Monday in Austintown Area Court.
LaCarra Peterson, 28, and Tiye Brightwell-Knox, 27, were arraigned on misdemeanor charges of prostitution. Christina Gradillas, 34, and Maria Polas, 25, are facing felony drug and prostitution charges.
The were all ordered to undergo HIV and AIDS testing.
The women were arrested Wednesday after a raid conducted by the Mahoning Valley Law Enforcement Task Force, the Youngstown office of the FBI, the Austintown Police Department and the Mahoning County Sheriff's Office, according to reports. Reports state the women advertised their services on the Internet.
Entries requested for IngenuityFest
The open call entries to the 10th annual IngenuityFest to be held in September in Cleveland has been announced by Ingenuity, an organization highlighting creativity and innovation that make Cleveland vibrant.
IngenuityFest is a three-day celebration of art, music, technology and other aspects. Artists, creators, inventors and experimenters are invited to propose large or small projects.
To mark the 10th anniversary, IngenuityFest is considering work that would extend beyond the three-day event and single geography. Creative teams can consider multi-week projects that take place outside the location of the Fest itself.
Entries are due by 11:59 p.m. April 6. Further details and the online entry for can be found at www.ingenuitycleveland.com/2014call.
Area news briefs
Howland Fire responds to crash on East Market
HOWLAND – The Howland Fire Department responded to a one-vehicle crash Sunday afternoon off East Market Street.
Lt. Lance Blair said the fire department was called to an accident scene about 3:20 p.m. at East Market Street and Clifton Drive after a male driver heading east on East Market Street lost control and went off the side of the road and hit a tree.
Blair said the Jaws of Life was brought to the scene to get the driver out of the vehicle. He said the driver was speaking to firefighters at the scene and was transported to Trumbull Memorial Hospital.
Blair said no other vehicles were involved in the accident.
The Ohio State Highway Patrol was also called to the scene and is investigating the accident.
Howland schools to discuss reconfiguration
HOWLAND – Howland schools will hold a Key Communicator's assembly at 7:15 p.m. today at the middle school cafeteria to discuss the conceptual plan for reconfiguration of the elementary school buildings.
Superintendent John Sheets said that after reviewing elementary enrollment numbers and the physical capacity of school buildings, Howland schools are proposing to reconfigure its kindergarten to fifth buildings for the 2014-2015 school year.
Under consideration is the following plan: all fourth- and fifth-graders will attend HC Mines Elementary School, all second- and third-graders will attend Glen Elementary School, all kindergarten and first-graders will attend Springs Elementary School and North Road Elementary will be taken out of service.
Sheets said the reconfiguration will help to strengthen learning, provide efficient use of building space, and reduce deficit spending.
Parent informational meetings will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday at Mines, Jan. 21 at North Road, Jan. 28 at Glen and Jan. 30 at Springs.
Lordstown to meet on electing TCTC rep
LORDSTOWN – The Lordstown Board of Education has scheduled a special meeting for 8 a.m. today in the board offices for the purpose of electing a member of the board to serve as representative to the Trumbull Career and Technical Center board.
Commissioners to hold hearing on sales tax
YOUNGSTOWN – The Mahoning County commissioners will hold a sales tax public hearing at 10:30 a.m. today at the county courthouse basement.
A previous hearing was held last week, but due to cold weather there was very low attendance.
The commissioners will also hold their reorganizational meeting at 9:30 a.m. today in the hearing room followed by the board meeting at 10 a.m.
Fitness Challenge deadline approaches
The sign-up deadline for the 13th annual Tribune Chronicle / St. Joseph-St. Elizabeth Fitness Challenge is Friday.
Teams of five need to have their entry forms submitted along with at least $50 of the $250 entry fee by Friday. The initial weigh-in for the Fitness Challenge is Jan. 16.
For 10 weeks, teams will compete to get fit and shed pounds. Each team will designate a charity, which is guaranteed a donation of at least $225. The team that loses the greatest percentage of its starting weight gains the greatest share of the prize money for its charity.
Contact Sue Shafer at 330-841-1696 with any questions or for more information.
Area news briefs
Fatal accident in Gustavus under investigation
GUSTAVUS – The driver of an SUV was killed following a one-vehicle crash Thursday afternoon on Gardner Barclay Road near Farmdale.
Ellwood V. McCracken, 69, of Kinsman, was pronounced dead on the scene, police said.
McCracken was driving his 2004 Chevrolet Trail Blazer east about 2:20 p.m. when it slid on ice, slipped off the right side of the road and hit a tree, according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol.
McCracken was wearing a seat belt, troopers said.
Warren SOUP accepting presentation proposals
WARREN – Warren SOUP is accepting proposals for its next micro-funding dinner from presenters with creative local projects looking for a financial jump start.
The dinner will be held Feb. 1, and presenters will be given a limited amount of time to pitch their idea to attendees who will then vote on which project they would like to fund through their ticket donation. Projects can range in topic from social entrepreneurship, urban gardens, youth development, fine and performing arts, social justice and the like.
All proposals are due in hand by noon Jan. 21. Applications can be obtained from 170 N. Park Ave. or by contacting Sheila Calko, Warren SOUP committee member, via her email email@example.com. Volunteers and those wishing to donate soup, paper products and the like are also encourage to contact Calko.
STEAM Academy closes early due to pipe leak
WARREN – Students at STEAM Academy of Warren were dismissed after a pipe burst in the building.
Head of School Timothy Freeman said due to lack of water and heat in the building, students were sent home around noon Thursday.
A pipe in a downstairs room near the gymnasium burst around 9:30 a.m., and "water was coming out pretty profusely," he said.
The school had to shut off the water to the building as well as the boiler.
A plumber was called and will make the repairs today. However, no damage estimate or repair cost is available, Freeman said.
Students were given lunch and then dismissed at noon.
Freeman said classes should resume today.
Detroit woman with suspended license stopped
WEATHERSFIELD – Police said they caught a Detroit woman driving while having a lifetime suspension on her Michigan driver's license.
Kimberly R. Ross, 41, of 13957 Winthrop St., is scheduled to be arraigned in Niles Municipal Court today.
Weathersfield police reported stopping her on Route 169 last week. Police explained that the type of suspension Ross has a specified lifetime suspension. In Ohio, driving with that type of suspension is a felony of the third degree.
39-year-old man indicted in girlfriend's beating death
YOUNGSTOWN – A Mahoning County grand jury on Thursday indicted a man on murder charges in the Dec. 31 death of a his live-in girlfriend.
Larry Johnson, 39, was picked up by U.S. Marshals around 6:30 p.m. Jan. 1 at a Walmart in Columbus.
He is accused of beating and stabbing Lashea Parker, 26, whose body was found in her Shelby Road home on the West Side of Youngstown. Johnson was found in her car, police said.
Youngstown police detectives returned Johnson to Younsgtown last week. He is being held in the Mahoning County Jail.
A court date for his arraignment in Mahoning County Common Pleas Court had not been set on Thursday.
Girard blockwatch meeting set at library
GIRARD – The city's 2nd Ward blockwatch will hold a public meeting at 6 p.m. Thursday, to be attended by several city officials.
Girard Councilman Larry Steiner will be joined at the meeting by a representative from the Girard Police Department.
The meeting is set to be held at the Girard Public Library.
Area news briefs
Armed robbery reported on Perkinswood Blvd.
WARREN Police were called to investigate an attempted armed robbery Sunday night at Z & J Market on Perkinswood Boulevard S.E.
Initial reports indicated two males fled from the store in a silver Bonneville around 8:41 p.m. and were last seen heading towards Youngstown Road, according to police scanner traffic. Witnesses told a police dispatcher the gunmen's faces were covered.
It was not clear whether anyone was hurt. No other information was available.
Tribute planned for MLK, Mandela
WARREN – The Trumbull County NAACP Youth Chapter will sponsor a tribute to Nelson Mandela and Martin Luther King Jr. from noon to 1 p.m. Saturday at the Alliance Community Outreach Center, 2051 Niles Road.
For information, call 330-469-3247.
Brookfield trustees to hold executive session
BROOKFIELD – Brookfield Township trustees will hold a special meeting at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the township hall for an executive session on conducting fire department interviews, hiring of fire department personnel, and for discussion and signing of fire department contracts.
Public hearing today on Mahoning sales tax
YOUNGSTOWN – The Mahoning County commissioners will hold a sales tax hearing at 6:30 p.m. today at the Covelli Centre, 229 E. Front St.
Area news briefs
Report: State trooper hit by sliding car
YOUNGSTOWN – An Ohio State Highway Patrol trooper from the Canfield post is recovering in the hospital after he was hit by a car Thursday night. Trooper Brian Cowles suffered a broken leg, according to the patrol.
Reports state that Cowles was standing along Interstate 680 near Meridian Road in Austintown helping a motorist whose car was stuck in the snow-covered median when another vehicle slid out of control and hit him.
The driver of the car that hit Cowles has not been charged, according to the patrol.
Youngstown murder suspect ready for return
COLUMBUS – Bond was set at $1 million for a Youngstown man accused in the New Year's Eve slaying of his live-in girlfriend.
Larry Johnson, 39, is at the Franklin County Jail following an extradition hearing Friday afternoon in Columbus. Youngstown officials have until Jan. 10 to pick him up.
Johnson was arrested Wednesday evening by U.S. Marshals at a Columbus Walmart. He was in the victim's car, police said.
He is accused of the Tuesday afternoon homicide of Lashea Parker, 26, at their Shelby Road home on the city's West Side.
The Mahoning County coroner released a statement Friday that Parker died of multiple blunt and sharp force injuries to the head.
A neighbor saw Parker's four children playing outside Tuesday without coats or supervision. When she went to take care of the children, she found found Parker's body inside the house, police said. The children are with Parker's relatives.
Lordstown collects 81 pounds of medication
LORDSTOWN – Since Oct. 1, the Lordstown Police Department received 81.4 pounds of unwanted pharmaceuticals as part of its new prescription drug drop box.
The department received the prescription drug drop box from the National Association of Drug Diversion Investigators. The box is installed in the lobby of the police station, 1583 Salt Springs Road, accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Chief Brent Milhoan said it helps "limit the misuse of drugs by children and teens who often get the drugs right from their family's medicine cabinets."
Medications accepted include pills, capsules, patches, powders, vitamins, inhalers and pet medications. Drugs need to be in original containers or in sealed plastic bags. Medications not accepted are liquids, needles, syringes, lancets, thermometers, IV bags, aerosol cans, hydrogen peroxide, empty containers and illegal drugs.
For more information, call 330-824-2728.
Library reschedules children's event
NEWTON FALLS – The Newton Falls Public Library, 204 S. Canal St., has rescheduled the children's Candyland from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. today.
The event includes a giant Candyland board for ages 3 to 8 in the meeting room with the game taking 10 to 20 minutes.
The event was rescheduled when the library had to close early Thursday due to severe winter weather.
Area news briefs
Warrant names suspect in Youngstown murder
YOUNGSTOWN – Police have issued a warrant for the suspect in a Tuesday morning homicide that took the life of a 26-year-old woman on the city's West Side.
Larry Johnson, 39, is wanted on an accusation of murder, according to Tribune Chronicle news partner WYTV 33 News. Police said the man was the live-in boyfriend of the victim, Lashea Parker, who was found by a neighbor inside her Shelby Road home.
The Mahoning County Coroner's Office is still investigating the cause of death, but it is believed the woman was stabbed and / or beaten to death, reports said. The coroner said it is likely Parker was killed sometime late Tuesday morning.
It marked Youngstown's 20th homicide of 2013.
McDonald man charged after Niles police chase
NILES – A McDonald man is facing several charges after he nearly hit a sheriff's deputy, then led him on a chase through Niles Monday afternoon.
James Seaquist, 19, is in the Trumbull County Jail charged with failure to comply, reckless operation and driving under suspension.
A Trumbull County sheriff's deputy said Seaquist was speeding down Robbins Avenue passing vehicles and nearly struck the officer's cruiser. During a pursuit, Seaquist and a passenger, Chelsea Landis, switched seats, causing the car to veer into a devil strip, almost hitting a telephone pole.
Landis was cited for DUI after a blood alcohol test showed she was nearly twice the legal limit of 0.08, according to Tribune Chronicle news partner WYTV 33 News.
Well protesters mark anniversary of quake
NILES – In an effort to raise awareness for what they say is negligence on the part of the oil and gas industry, two protest groups held rallies Tuesday to commemorate the Dec. 31, 2011, earthquake that shook the Mahoning Valley.
Local residents and anti-fracking groups staged the rally outside of the Niles injection well along state Route 169 in Niles. Another group rallied at Market and West Federal streets in downtown Youngstown.
The protesters believe the injection well caused the 4.0 magnitude earthquake, plus other tremors around that time period.
In addition to the rally, protesters are attempting to collect signatures necessary to include a "community bill of rights" on Niles' May ballot. The measure would attempt to deny fracking within city limits. A similar attempt on the ballot in Youngstown in November failed.
Trash collection delayed for holidays
Allied Waste / Republic Services trash and recycling collection will be closed on New Year's Day.
Mona Rance, customer service manager, said all residential trash and recycling collection will be on a one-day delay following the holiday this week.


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Hello to all my family and friends out there! It has been a while since my last post, it seems that this is becoming a common theme. To catch everyone up we have settled into our new home, lots of D.I.Y. remodels, got Joyce situated in a new school, Faith started pre-school, and we are still off and on trying to get Zori to go on the big girl potty (sometimes more successful than others, but over the last two days we've thrown away 2 pairs of underwear)! The girls were also honored to be flower girls in their Uncle Joshy's wedding in December. Zori technically didn't make it down the isle with her flower petals and ended up locking herself in a room by the end of the night, but it was a beautiful wedding, and I now finally have a sister! So from my last post to the end of 2015 we have had many changes and lots of fun.
I started to name this, "The Most Magical Place on Earth" but then I thought there are still so many other "Magical" places I would love to go. So, for now, we will say Disney World ranks as "The Most Magical Place in America", in my book anyways. So there you have it, the Love family made our quest to Disney World this January over the Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday, and I have to say, with BiBi's help, we conquered it! I have to give credit where it is due; myself and BiBi have some amazing clients that gave us tons of great tips and information to help plan. Not to mention letting us use their family time share, borrow strollers, etc! Did I mention, I love my job, and my clients?
Knowing how helpful it was for me to get the inside scoop on Disney for planning, I decided maybe I could do the same thing for others on the blog. First, I have to say that we were more non-conventional, opting to stay outside of the park. With a family our size and knowing that Zori would never sleep if we were all in the same room together, we decided it would be best to have a town home or condo somewhere close by so the kids could have their own room, BiBi could have her own room, and myself and Dane could have our own room. JaJa originally planned on going but my Dad had a really bad wreck a few months before and she still needed to be with him. So we missed her but hope JaJa and PawPaw can both come with us next time. I have to say it was such a blessing to have BiBi with us. She would keep Faith and Zori occupied with a snack, going to see another characters, or finding a playground, while we took Joyce to ride the big rides. It was good to have one adult per child. And if you have family volunteering to come with you, let them. And yes, I was the Mom that made her child wear a harness. Zori is a runner, and although she got by with not wearing it the first day, she did have to wear it for brief periods every other day. It was hysterical when we met Princess Tianna on our last night, Zori was wearing the puppy harness and in her best southern drawl voice Tianna says, "well, oh my, she has a dog on her back"! We also took two strollers, an umbrella stroller, and one slightly more durable for Faith. This was the best decision because most days we were putting in about 20,000 steps, occasionally more. When Faith insisted on being independent and walking, we just had a stroller to put our bags in, no big deal. And I promise you would rather take one if possible rather than rent one from Disney because they charge about $30 a day.
First of all I need to say I think one of the best places to get your tickets is at https://www.undercovertourist.com. I called them several times and they are so helpful, and courteous. I got my tickets in just a few days after ordering them. They are one of the best prices around, and you have to be careful because there are a lot of scams out there with Disney tickets. You can also sign up for the MouseSavers Newsletter at http://www.mousesavers.com/sign-up-for-the-free-mousesavers-newsletter-and-optional-hot-deals-emails/. They occasionally sale Undercover Tourist Disney Tickets at an even greater discount, although I heard it was only a few dollars difference. I also did a good bit of research from, "the Unofficial Guide Walt Disney World 2014" by Bob Sehlinger and Len Testa. I didn't read it cover to cover but hit the highlights and it was very helpful. There are also Disney facebook groups you can join that give helpful tips for people who are planning and those that are already there. Also, I found that it was extremely beneficial to go ahead and make an account on https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/plan/my-disney-experience/. This is where you will enter all your ticket info, and then link that up to dining reservations, or other entertainment reservations, which by the way you can reserve with a credit card before you even have your tickets (which is what I did for Tusker House and Akershus). The website can take some time to figure out, so I was glad to have done this several months in advance. You can also start reserving fast passes up to 60 days before you travel and I think 90 days before travel if you stay in the park. If you stay in the park you automatically get a magic band when you purchase a ticket, but out of park guest do not. You can purchase them, and it is convenient if you have the extra $12-15 per person, but when you are on a budget we didn't mind pulling out the regular tickets for everything. BiBi was very generous and bought the Memory Maker package which if you do at least 3 days before you go, you save $20. This way whenever we saw a Disney photographer (they are everywhere) they would take our picture, scan our card, and it was automatically uploaded onto our MyDisney account. It was amazing not to stress so much about getting the perfect picture because theirs were always better than anything I could do.
The place we stayed was called, The Fountains at Champions Gatehttp://www.fountainsatchampionsgate.com/. It had a full kitchen, living room, 3 bedrooms, and 2 and 1/2 baths. It was an amazing resting place for our crazy week. And it was only a 20 min. drive to the parks! We decided to save as much money as possible, so we pre-cooked and froze meals, brought them in a cooler, then unthawed and baked. We had four of these meals prepared along with sausage cheese balls, and sausage cheese muffins. We spent a little less than $200 on additional groceries to make a breakfast casserole, and snacks to take into the park. Which you are allowed to take in a cooler bag and we had it packed with pb&j's, crackers, waters, capri suns, lunchables, etc. This saved us tons of money, because it cut down on our snack money in the parks. We took down about $1,000 for gas, groceries, eating out, and souvenirs. Dane actually brought some money home. My mother-in-law came up with a great idea before we went. She started getting the girls to help her around the house when they were over and she would give them a little money as a reward. Before the trip they had earned, $50 so she got a Disney gift card with this and took it down. She also got each one of the girls a $25 Disney gift card to use while we were there. The girls spent half of that our first night at Downtown Disney on candied Mickey Mouse apples, Anna and Elsa rice krispie treats, and other sweets. They spent the remaining balance our first day in the park, really our first five minutes in Hollywood Studios, getting their faces painted. The workers did such a great job we gave them a small tip, and then they told us if we kept the receipt the girls could have free touch ups done the rest of the day.
Some people suggest taking a day in between the parks to have a pool day/rest day. We did the opposite. We left at 3:30am on Saturday hoping the kids would sleep the majority of the way. This plan did not work out so well. We only got about an hour and a half of napping out of each kid the entire 11 hours in the car, and all at different times. But they were very well behaved minus the last 30 mins in the car. It took us a little longer because I was trying to be spontaneous and adventurous so out of the blue I told Dane to take a detour to go see the Fort in St. Augustine. I remembered loving this as a kid. Well, first off we ended up at Fort Mose, which is not where I had planned but ended up being pretty cool. It apparently was the fist free African American community. http://www.fortmose.org/ . So there was a lot of great information about Africa which Joyce enjoyed. Then we headed to Fort Matanzas, where I had originally intended. We pulled up, the kids played on the huge beautiful trees, then I saw the next ferry ran at 12:30pm and it was 12:15pm. I thought, perfect timing as I'm walking in to buy our ferry pass. When I get in, the man at the desk tells me the ferry just quit working and there would be no more trips the rest of the day. So, I put on my happy face and went out and told the kids we would just have to look at the Fort from across the water. I kept thinking, oh no, is this an impending sign for the rest of the trip, much like most of our travel has gone the past several years. If you kept up with the blog, you know what I'm talking about. But truthfully, it was as if Tinkerbell had sprinkled fairy dust on all of us the entire trip. I have been known to complain about things not going my way, but on this trip I'm delighted to say it was the opposite. Even the kids had some type of magical trance put over them with their nearly perfect behavior. And I digress, back to my original thought…
We finally ended up getting there around 3:30pm, so 8-9 hours went to 12hours. So that night all we did was unpack, and Dane took the kids to the pool while BiBi and I went grocery shopping. Sunday we slept in then had a fabulous breakfast and for lunch Dane and I met up with friends that live in Florida, while BiBi took the kids to the pool. That night we went to Disney Springs and had a blast. We had a 2 hour wait to get into RainForest Cafe but we were able to walk around and see a dance performance, shop, and partake in a dance contest all before dinner. Monday was our first day in the park and we went to Hollywood Studios.
I was pleasantly surprised by it because there was way more to do than I had remembered. Joyce got to ride her first Roller Coaster and we realized quickly she is a thrill junkie. She got to ride Tower of Terror three times that day. BiBi and I went with her once, and I have to admit Joyce and I were dying laughing at BiBi freaking out on the ride! And we, of course, went back that night to see the Fantasmic show, which was as mesmerizing to me as it was to my 11, 4, and 2 year olds. Tuesday was Animal Kingdom day, and we had our character breakfast at Tusker House in Africa. We had a 10:40am time and it was perfect because they had started to put a few lunch items out on the buffet, and it was African cuisine so Joyce loved it. Tusker House was by far, to me, the best atmosphere and great time with the characters (Mickey, Donald, Daisy, and Goofy).
After a long night at Hollywood Studios it was nice to get home early that day (Animal Kingdom closed at 5pm and we stayed until they kicked us out). Wednesday was our first day at Magic Kingdom! And I got to meet Ariel with my girls! If you have known me for any amount of time you would know how monumental that moment was since I can quote/sing the entire movie and am basically obsessed with all things Little Mermaid. They also have The Enchanted Tales with Belle and all the kids and Dane were selected to help Belle tell the story. That was very exciting. And The Festival of Fantasty parade was amazing, we got a great spot and the characters kept waving to the girls. We took a break around 3pm and headed back to our place.
I would try to get the girls to nap everyday while we made dinner, but they were just too excited and jacked up. We went back to Magic Kingdom that evening and stayed past 9pm, (technically when non-Disney park guest had to leave). We watched the backside of the fireworks that night and ran around trying to ride as many rides as we could before they kicked us out. By Thursday we were all starting to get tired. We took our time at Epcot and we had our Breakfast with the princesses that morning. It was a lot more expensive than I thought it was going to be, but since we had made so many meals we were okay. They had a buffet for pastries and cold items but the main breakfast food was served family style, so you don't get as much for the money. But the time with the Ariel, Aurora, Belle, Cinderella, and Snow White was worth at, at least once in a lifetime. We did purchase the Disney Passport for the girls to get them stamped in every country. The girls started to loose interest so I was running around trying to get them stamped for them. We didn't go back that night for the show at Epcot because we were so tired and we wanted to make our last day at Magic Kingdom count, and we did!
Sadly, Friday was our last day. As everyone at home was bundled inside for the snow/ice storm, the Love family went big at Magic Kingdom. We finished riding all the rides on our to-do list, Faith and Zori both rode their first roller coaster on Goofy's Barnstormer and had a blast. Faith just screamed the entire time while still having this goofy smile on her face, it was hysterical. And after Zori rode it the first time, she got off saying, "Again, Ride it Again!", so we did! Oh and how could I forget, we started our morning off heading straight to get in line to meet Anna and Elsa because I could never get a fast pass for this. The wait time said 45 mins but we didn't wait more than 30, and it was so worth it. This was probably Faith and Zori's favorite thing the entire trip. And we made sure to get a good spot for the Electrical Parade and the Fireworks show that night, and they didn't disappoint. The kids just stood heads up in amazement watching Tink fly through the air then the fireworks going off. After that we ran over to meet Tianna, then we got to end our night meeting TinkerBell then Mickey Mouse. And this Mickey did a card trick and talked to us! This may have been one of Joyce's favorites. She couldn't get over Mickey talking. It was the best way to end our trip, for sure.
I will try to wrap this up, as I'm sure I have already lost some of you with my long windedness. Make sure you sign up for your fast passes as early as possible so you can start planning your day around those things. By the end of the trip we realized if we had a fast pass for something and the wait time was less than 20 minutes then we would just go through the regular line and then switch our fast pass. This became a challenge for Dane because we were able to be so much more productive. I would say this was one of the best times of the year to go. The crowds were really not bad at all. We had a few chilly days but we were prepared, so no big deal, and we weren't there for the pool so that was okay too. Also, make sure you try the pineapple dole whip if you are a pineapple fan, it was amazing. We had this while we watched the parade. Also the BBQ Fries in Frontierland are at an outdoor stand, and were so good! I hope these tips help and you enjoyed reading about our family quest to Disney World. Dane says he is good for at least 5-10 years to go back, but I'm hoping to convince him that 3 years would be reasonable. =) Happy Planning!


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Save the day with your favourite action packed Super Hero's Bouncy castle. This fantastic castle has all of your favourite super Hero's. Bounce around with Spider-Man, Batman, Captain America, Ironman, Hulk and many more. Dimensions Width: 12' (3.6m) Depth: 15' (4.5m) Height: 12' (3.6m)
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Perfect for indoors. The low height of this yellow and red bouncy castle makes it ideal for indoor hire at most hall parties. This colourful bouncy castle is suitable for both boys and girls up to the age of 12 years. Dimensions Width: 12' (3.6m) Depth: 15' (4.6m) Height: 8' (2.4m)
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Pirates Cove
Children's Bouncer
Pirates Cove bouncy castle is always popular for those pirates' parties.Fantastic artwork. Suitable to fit most gardens and halls. Comes complete with a Rain/Sun shade cover. Dimensions Width: 12' (3.7m) Depth: 15' (4.5m) Height: 12' (3.7m)
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Peppa Pig
Children's Bouncy Castle
Our Peppa Pig themed castle is a very popular choice for both boys and girls to the age of 12. Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. party pal mascot also available with this castle, please ask for more details. Dimensions Width: 12' (3.6m) Depth: 13' (4.0m) Height: 12' (3.7m)
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Hello Kitty
Children's Bouncy Castle
A very popular themed castle, a huge hit for the girls! It will brighten up any party with it's fun and exciting artwork. Can be used indoor and outdoors. party pal mascot also available with this castle, please ask for more details. Dimensions Width: 12' (3.6m) Depth: 13' (4.0m) Height: 12' (3.7m)
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Sea World
Children's Bouncy Castle
Perfect for every occasion, bounce around with the sea life in our popular seaworld bouncy castle. Ideal for kids parties, not suitable for adults. Dimensions Width: 12' (3.6m) Depth: 15' (4.5m) Height: 12' (3.7m)
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Children's Bouncy Castle
A beautiful traditional turet castle, perfect for your little princess. Suitable for indoor and outdoor use and should fit most private gardens. Our fairytale castle is only for kids, so sorry mums no adults. Dimensions Width: 14' (4.2m) Depth: 12' (3.7m) Height: 10' (3.0m)
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Children's Bouncy Castle
A big favourite with the boys, our new 2012 Spiderman bouncy castle. Comes with shower/sun cover for all conditions, indoor or outdoor use. Super Hero bouncy fun for kids only. Dimensions Width: 12' (3.6m) Depth: 15' (4.5m) Height: 12' (3.6m)
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Children's Bouncy Castle & Slide
A fantastic combination bouncy castle featuring a side slide. With its celebration artwork and colourful theme this unit makes an ideal addition to the most energetic parties. Come complete with a rain/sun shade cover. Dimensions Width: 20' (6m) Depth:15' (4.6m) Height: 13' (4.0m)
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Children's / Adults Bouncy Castle
This is our biggest castle built for the larger parties. The best thing about this castle, is that it is also suitable for adults as well as kids so it really is party time for everyone! Dimensions Width: 16' (4.9m) Depth: 16' (4.9m) Height: 13' (4.0m)
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Fantastic colourful artwork with a celebration theme. One of our bigger castles for the larger parties. The best thing about this castle is that the adults can join the fun as well as the kids so it will be party time for everyone! Dimensions Width: 16' (4.9m) Depth: 16' (4.9m) Height: 13' (4.0m)
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Bounce House
Children's Bouncy Castle
Our Bounce House is by far one of our most popular inflatables. This bounce 'n' slide combi will keep your kids amused for hours. Dimensions Width: 12' (3.7m) Depth: 18' (5.5m) Height: 10' (3.0m)
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Tiny Tots
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Our tiny tots bouncer is suitable for children aged between 2 - 5 years old. Ideal for the smaller parties indoor and outdoor with a beautiful jungle theme. Dimensions Width: 8' (2.4m) Depth: 11' (3.3m) Height: 6'6 (2m)
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Peppa Pig Toddler Cube
Children's Bouncer
One of our smaller bouncy castles ideally suited for younger boys and girls up to the age of 5. Can be safer for the very small bouncer as this toddler unit is enclosed. party pal mascot also available with this castle, please ask for more details. Dimensions Width: 9' (2.7m) Depth: 10' (3.0m) Height: 8' (2.4m)
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Toddler Creative Play Centre
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Featuring a bouncy bed, slide, floating balls, ball pit, soft play shapes, happy hopperz..... A great experience for any toddler. The Creative Play Centre. Using 'touch' and other senses toddlers can explore this superb interactive creative play centre by balancing the floating balls, stepping on squeaky stones, building shapes, bouncing and much, much more. Dimensions Width: 17' (5m) Depth: 13' (4m) Height: 6' (1.85m)
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Sumo Suits
Everyone can join in the hilarious fun of Sumo Wrestling. This attraction is laugh a minute for both spectators and contestants. Supplied with wig like safety hats and neck braces and a thick safety mat. Dimensions Width: 12' (3.7m) Depth: 12' (3.7m) Colours: Red and Blue
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Kids suits - £70.00, Adult suits - £80.00, Family package - £110.00
Gladiator Joust
Gladiators are you ready...Fun for adults and older kids. The battles may be hard fought but the landings are always soft!! Can be used indoor and outdoor, supplied with headgear. Dimensions Width: 16' (4.8m) Depth: 20' (6m)
from £90.00 per day
Children's / Adult's Self Propelled Cars
They are magical mystery cars that fuel the imagination while helping keep fit and having fun. A great add on to indoor castles, for smooth and hard surfaces. x4 Cars Red, Blue, Purple & Yellow
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Didicars Walk 'n' Ride
Toddler's Cars
The Didicar walk 'n Ride is a fantastic addition to any castle or soft play set. Acting as a walker and a ride on unit the 360 degree movement of its wheels allows freedom whilst preventing slipping. These are just fun and the toddlers and children love them. x4 Cars Green, Blue, Purple & Pink
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Happy Hoppers
Inflatable Bouncers
Learn - Play - Develop. A great addition to any bouncy castle or play centre a collection of bright inflatable animals with ears and horns to grip and feet to steady the bounce. from 12 months. x6 Hoppers Assorted colours
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This anime floored me.You're not alone...
I think you guys might know it already, but Visual Arts are planning to bring the Angel Beats VN to the west with English localization
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Kitsu-nee | Mar 24, 11:52 PMIf anyone is interested any haven't seen it yet: the most recent interview with Jun Maeda and Kai.
Basically they seem to be focused on Harmonia right now, no news about Second Beat or anything. Apparently Maeda is also "working on preparations for Key's new games".
Also, AB! didn't sell that well compared to other Key games, but it seems to be popular (so I'm guessing they are selling a lot of merchandise?).
Ermeson1996 | Feb 27, 9:55 PMI don't think so.
Ol-Hybrius | Feb 2, 2:22 AMIs someone working on an English translation for 1st Beat by the way ?
Kitsu-nee | Jan 30, 4:37 PMEh, I wonder when the second part comes out... :( At first each new volume was supposed to be released 6 months after the previous one. By that logic, I guess we would have had Second Beat by now. And they haven't even posted any real info ;_; How cruel is that ;_;
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Meaning we may not have a club anymore to discuss about the upcoming Angelbeats Trilogy if shit hits the fan.
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Ermeson1996 | Jul 24, 2015 4:53 PMRaven, sorry, but Next Beat has one CG. You need some records (177 to 183) to get it (and the opening).
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The opening is in the ending.
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