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Denver - Army Spc. Brandy Fonteneaux's death came not on a battlefield in Afghanistan but on an infantry post in Colorado - allegedly at the hand of a fellow soldier - and that makes the pain even worse for her family.
The 28-year-old from Houston had been stabbed 74 times when she was found in her room in a Fort Carson barracks on Jan. 8, Army investigators said. Officials said she had also been choked.
"We could have taken this much better if Brandy had been killed in war," said Fonteneaux's aunt, Bevenley Thomas, who raised her from infancy. "But to be murdered here in the U.S. in your barracks in your sleep is just not right."
A court-martial is scheduled to start Monday for Sgt. Vincinte Jackson, an Army combat engineer charged with murder and premeditated murder in Fonteneaux's death.
If convicted, his sentence could range from life in prison with a chance for parole in as few as 10 years to life in prison without possibility of parole, Army officials said.
His attorneys declined to comment.
Jackson, an eight-year Army veteran from Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., was 40 at the time of the killing. He was with the 576th Engineer Company, 4th Engineer Battalion. Fonteneaux was a food operations specialist in the 4th Engineer Battalion.
Authorities haven't publicly divulged any motive for the killing. There was no evidence Fonteneaux was sexually assaulted, Thomas said, although Army officials told the family some of her clothing had been removed or pushed up to her neck.
Fonteneaux knew Jackson but they were not close, Thomas said. Fonteneaux had told her family that Jackson confided in her about his crumbling marriage.
Thomas said she asked Fonteneaux if she and Jackson had a romantic relationship, and she replied, "No, Mom, he's married. He's too old."
"I know her like that," Thomas said. "We didn't have secrets."
Jackson deployed to Iraq for five months in 2005-06. He went to Iraq again in February 2009 for about two months and then was sent to Afghanistan for nearly a year. Jackson received the Purple Heart, but the details of his injury were unavailable.
Thomas, also from Houston, said Army officials told her family that Jackson did not show signs of post-traumatic stress at the time of the killing. She still wants the military to pay more attention to servicemen and women returning from combat deployments.
"I definitely want justice, but I also want them to look closer at our soldiers," she said. "The least we can do is to make sure that they are healthy and get themselves back into society."
"I don't understand what's going on out there (at Fort Carson)," she said.
Fort Carson officials say they recognize the effects of multiple combat deployments and have programs in place to help soldiers and their families at the post just outside Colorado Springs.
Mental health teams have been decentralized and placed within Fort Carson's major units to make it easier for soldiers to get help, the post said in a written statement. Nutritional counseling, fitness classes, therapy, child care and other services are also available.
At a pretrial hearing in May, prosecutors and defense lawyers both made an issue of Jackson's mental state, the Colorado Springs Gazette reported.
"Sgt. Jackson had a knife with him and he snapped," said Capt. Jeremy Horn, a defense lawyer. He said prosecutors have no evidence of premeditation.
Prosecutors said Jackson acted with deliberation and could recall the gruesome killing in detail.
Fonteneaux grew up in Houston nurtured by three sets of parents: Thomas, her aunt; Verona Fonteneaux, her biological mother and Thomas' sister; and her godparents.
"I asked my sister if I could raise Brandy," Thomas said. Thomas wanted a child but had suffered miscarriages, and Verona Fonteneaux had five children and financial problems, and needed help, Thomas said.
Brandy Fonteneaux had a nurturing personality herself, her mother and aunt said. When her track teammates at Texas Southern University grew discouraged, she would say, "Hey, let's just give it our best." As a food service specialist in the Army, she would withhold dessert from fellow soldiers facing a fitness test.
She got a degree in kinesiology from Texas Southern and then joined the Army in 2009 to help pay off college loans. All the while she remained close with her family. "She didn't grow up and get away. She grew up and became closer," Thomas said.
She spoke with her family daily by phone, text or Skype until Saturday, Jan. 7, when no one heard from her. The next day, the family asked Fort Carson officials to check on her, and she was found dead in her room.
Since then, it has been hard for her entire extended family, her mother and aunt said. Their houses are lined with photos of the young woman with her broad, beaming smile, and they feel her absence keenly at family gatherings.
"I have my days," Verona Fonteneaux said. "Some days I'm OK. Sometimes I sit and cry."
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The Big Ten announced Tuesday that Indiana and Illinois will kickoff at 3:30 p.m. ET when they meet on Saturday, Nov. 9 at Memorial Stadium. The game will air on BTN.
It will be the third IU game in a row with a 3:30 p.m. start. Two weeks ago, IU played Michigan in the Big House at 3:30 p.m. After a bye last week, IU faces Minnesota at home on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. for Homecoming.
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Fair Prices for Cocoa in Tanzania
February 11, 2016
A former TechnoServe Volunteer Consultant teams up with a former Program Manager to build a business and a sweeter future for thousands of Tanzanian farming families.
Employees sample chocolate made with Kokoa Kamili beans at a staff tasting.
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Chocolate lovers may not yet recognize Tanzania as a significant cocoa producer, but Simran Bindra and Brian LoBue saw a unique opportunity in the market. In 2012, Simran left his job with the Clinton Foundation to join the TechnoServe team in Tanzania as a Volunteer Consultant. For five months, he conducted research on the history of cocoa in the country and worked with the Ministry of Agriculture to develop a national cocoa strategy.
We're also strengthening our relationship with the farmers, showing that we care about their livelihoods.
When his assignment ended, Simran decided to stay in Tanzania and explore a new venture. Specialty chocolate companies were looking for exciting countries of origin, but Tanzania's uniquely flavored cocoa had been largely overlooked. Smallholder cocoa farmers in Tanzania typically process cocoa on their own farms after harvest – achieving mixed results on quality – then sell it to agents who in turn sell to commodity exporters. In this model, farmers earn a low price for their cocoa, giving them little incentive to improve the quality of their beans, and little opportunity to improve their livelihoods.
"I perceived a gap in the market – producing high quality beans for the premium cocoa market," said Simran. He discussed his idea with Brian LoBue, a former management consultant who had just finished a stint as a Program Manager with TechnoServe and was living in Tanzania. Brian, who had previously explored business opportunities in the coffee sector, thought Simran's idea was fascinating and delved deeper into the numbers.
Kokoa Kamili founders Simran Bindra and Brian LoBue.
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They drew up a business plan that focused on the specialty market and prioritized paying farmers a premium price for their cocoa. Kokoa Kamili, which means "perfect cocoa" in Swahili, was born.
Based in the Kilombero Valley in southwestern Tanzania, Kokoa Kamili buys wet, or unprocessed, cocoa from more than 2,500 farmers, and ferments and dries the beans at the company's own facility. By centralizing the processing, Simran and Brian can ensure consistently high quality, monitoring the temperature, acidity and moisture levels throughout fermentation. They are also saving farmers the time and labor they would have spent on processing the cocoa themselves, while paying them 24 percent above the market rate.
Some of the farmers who sell cocoa to Kokoa Kamili are working with TechnoServe to improve their agricultural practices through the Cocoa Quality and Market Access program, an initiative funded by Irish Aid to increase the incomes of 10,000 cocoa farmers in Tanzania. Kokoa Kamili also collaborates with TechnoServe on developing training materials and delivers extension services directly to farmers in the Kilombero region.
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The strategy is paying off. Kokoa Kamili is selling cocoa directly to chocolate makers and specialty brokers in North America, Europe and the United Arab Emirates. In 2015, the company's third year of operation, Kokoa Kamili sold 82 tons of cocoa, increasing its production by 70 percent over the previous year. Kokoa Kamili beans were shortlisted for a Cocoa of Excellence award in October, decidedly putting Tanzania on the cocoa map.
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Aberdeen 2-1 Hibernian
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Aberdeen deservedly ended their seven-match wait for a home win - and Hibernian's hopes of ending the day top of the Scottish Premier League.
Gavin Rae scrambled in the 71st-minute winner from close range from a low Josh Magennis cross.
Niall McGinn had pounced to give the Dons the lead after Ben Williams saved a fourth-minute Scott Vernon drive.
Eoin Doyle levelled with a long-range drive after 33 minutes, but Rae ended Hibs' six-game unbeaten league run.
And Aberdeen, returning to virtually full strength after their midweek Scottish Communities League Cup win over Dunfermline Athletic, stretched their run without a defeat to nine and ended a sequence of five home draws, four this season.
There appeared to be as many seagulls around Pittodrie as fans as kick-off approached.
The attendance for the early kick-off had obviously taken as much of a battering from the presence of television cameras as the coastline had from the North Sea this week.
But, after some early pressure from the visitors, Hibs manager Pat Fenlon would have been the one left foaming at the mouth after some slackness as the Dons' first attack led to the opening goal.
Hibs failed to deal with a long ball to the edge of their penalty area and, when Williams could only parry Vernon's low drive, McGinn was on hand to complete the move from 10 yards.
Leigh Griffiths had returned to Hibs' starting line-up in place of teenager Ross Caldwell and ought to have equalised following a fine through ball from Paul Cairney, but the fit-again striker's drive was beaten away by goalkeeper Jamie Langfield.
There should have been more bad news for Hibs when the ball appeared to ricochet off Alan Maybury's hand and the defender then launched into a high, studs-first tackle on Ryan Fraser - the kind of which could have resulted in a red card but produced only a yellow card.
The Dons ought to have also had a penalty after 27 minutes when Vernon got his head to a Ryan Jack cross and James McPake's flying arm flicked the ball over.
Williams redeemed himself with a fine double save, blocking a Stephen Hughes drive at point-blank range then turning the ball over the crossbar with his fingertips from Vernon's looping first-time effort.
Hibs were level out of the blue after 33 minutes when, with marker Mark Reynolds claiming unsuccessfully for offside, Doyle punched his laces through the ball on the turn and it whipped past a surprised Langfield from 22 yards.
It was no surprise when Maybury, who was teasing the referee to show him a second yellow card, was replaced with Ryan McGivern at half-time.
David Wotherspoon and Cairney both squandered shooting opportunities for Hibs before the Dons restored their advantage.
McPake allowed substitute Magennis to turn inside the penalty box and the Northern Ireland international's low cross was poked in by Rae from four yards.
Hibs came close to stealing a point when substitute Shefki Kuqi's flicked past goalkeeper Langfield, but the Finn's effort was cleared off the line by Reynolds and the Dons survived to secure the win.
Lineup, Bookings (3) & Substitutions (5)
- 01 Langfield
- 02 Jack
- 04 Anderson
- 06 Considine
- 22 Reynolds
- 05 Rae
- 10 McGinn
- 16 Osbourne
- 18 Hughes
- 20 Fraser (Magennis - 54' )
- 09 Vernon (Milsom - 90' )
- 32 Brown
- 03 Robertson
- 07 Clark
- 08 Milsom
- 19 Megginson
- 21 Magennis
- 38 Smith
- 01 Williams
- 02 Clancy
- 04 Hanlon Booked
- 06 McPake
- 18 Maybury Booked (McGivern - 46' )
- 07 Deegan
- 08 Claros
- 11 Cairney Booked (Kuqi - 76' )
- 14 Wotherspoon (Handling - 68' )
- 09 Griffiths
- 10 Doyle
- 21 Antell
- 03 McGivern
- 16 Stevenson
- 26 Stanton
- 24 Handling
- 29 Caldwell
- 32 Kuqi
Match Stats
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Full Time The final whistle goes and the game is over.89:49 Substitution
Substitution Scott Vernon goes off and Robert Milsom comes on.88:01
Shot from deep inside the area by Niall McGinn clears the bar.82:25
Corner taken by Leigh Griffiths.81:52
Corner taken left-footed by Leigh Griffiths from the right by-line, Gavin Rae makes a clearance.78:47
Foul by Josh Magennis on Danny Handling, free kick awarded. Leigh Griffiths crosses the ball from the free kick left-footed from right channel, Mark Reynolds gets a block in.75:30
Leigh Griffiths crosses the ball in from the free kick, Mark Reynolds makes a clearance.75:30 Substitution
Substitution (Hibernian) makes a substitution, with Shefki Kuqi coming on for Paul Cairney.75:30
Andrew Considine challenges Paul Hanlon unfairly and gives away a free kick.74:58
Unfair challenge on Jorge Claros by Niall McGinn results in a free kick. Ben Williams takes the direct free kick.73:14
Ryan Jack delivers the ball, clearance made by James McPake.71:23
Inswinging corner taken from the right by-line by Leigh Griffiths.70:03
The assist for the goal came from Josh Magennis.70:03 Goal scored
Goal! - Gavin Rae - Aberdeen 2 - 1 Hibernian Gavin Rae scores a goal from close range to the bottom right corner of the goal. Aberdeen 2-1 Hibernian.69:49
The ball is swung over by Josh Magennis,68:15
Corner taken right-footed by Niall McGinn.67:08 Substitution
Substitution (Hibernian) makes a substitution, with Danny Handling coming on for David Wotherspoon.66:43
Josh Magennis produces a right-footed shot from just outside the box that misses to the right of the target.65:58
Free kick taken by Niall McGinn.65:58 Booking
Booking Paul Hanlon is shown a yellow card.
Paul Hanlon gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Josh Magennis.65:19
Effort on goal by Paul Cairney from just inside the penalty area goes over the target.62:29
Jamie Langfield takes the free kick.62:29 Booking
Booking Paul Cairney goes into the referee's book.62:11
Free kick awarded for a foul by Paul Cairney on Ryan Jack.60:59
Inswinging corner taken by Niall McGinn, Gary Deegan manages to make a clearance.59:50
Niall McGinn takes the inswinging corner, clearance by David Wotherspoon.58:59
Eoin Doyle challenges Ryan Jack unfairly and gives away a free kick. Ryan Jack takes the free kick.57:31
Leigh Griffiths produces a cross.55:39
The ball is sent over by Niall McGinn, Josh Magennis has a header from close range and clears the crossbar.54:58
Corner taken by Niall McGinn from the left by-line played to the near post.53:46 Substitution
Substitution Josh Magennis is brought on as a substitute for Ryan Fraser.52:46
The ball is swung over by Leigh Griffiths, Jamie Langfield makes a comfortable save.49:15
The official flags Leigh Griffiths offside. Indirect free kick taken by Russell Anderson.48:48
Ryan McGivern gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Ryan Fraser. Direct free kick taken by Ryan Jack.48:03
The assistant referee signals for offside against Eoin Doyle. Direct free kick taken by Mark Reynolds.47:14
Russell Anderson fouled by Leigh Griffiths, the ref awards a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Jamie Langfield.46:45
The referee blows for offside. Tim Clancy restarts play with the free kick.46:00
Niall McGinn is ruled offside. Ben Williams takes the direct free kick.45:01
The referee starts the second half.45:01 Substitution
Substitution Ryan McGivern replaces Alan Maybury.45:00 +1:03 Half time
Half Time The referee blows for half time.45:00 +0:18
The assistant referee signals for offside against Stephen Hughes. Ben Williams restarts play with the free kick.44:40
Alan Maybury challenges Ryan Fraser unfairly and gives away a free kick. The free kick is swung in right-footed by Ryan Jack, Paul Hanlon manages to make a clearance.43:13
Leigh Griffiths fouled by Russell Anderson, the ref awards a free kick. Leigh Griffiths has an effort direct from the free kick, save by Jamie Langfield.41:51
Corner taken short by Ryan Fraser.41:14
Free kick awarded for a foul by Paul Cairney on Ryan Fraser. Direct free kick taken by Stephen Hughes.39:03
Paul Cairney fouled by Isaac Osbourne, the ref awards a free kick. Ben Williams takes the free kick.37:05
Corner taken by Ryan Fraser played to the near post.34:16
Foul by Paul Cairney on Isaac Osbourne, free kick awarded. Ryan Jack crosses the ball from the free kick right-footed from right channel, clearance by Eoin Doyle.33:54
Corner from the right by-line taken by Ryan Fraser, clearance made by Paul Hanlon.32:51 Goal scored
Goal! - Eoin Doyle - Aberdeen 1 - 1 Hibernian Eoin Doyle grabs a goal from just outside the penalty area to the top right corner of the goal. Aberdeen 1-1 Hibernian.30:38
Niall McGinn is ruled offside. Ben Williams takes the free kick.29:31
Inswinging corner taken by Ryan Fraser, Unfair challenge on Ben Williams by Gavin Rae results in a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Ben Williams.29:11
Stephen Hughes takes a shot. Save by Ben Williams.26:57
Outswinging corner taken by Ryan Fraser, clearance made by Paul Hanlon.22:32
Corner taken by David Wotherspoon from the left by-line played to the near post, Russell Anderson manages to make a clearance.21:38
Unfair challenge on Tim Clancy by Niall McGinn results in a free kick. Leigh Griffiths crosses the ball from the free kick left-footed from right wing, clearance by Ryan Jack.16:41
Jorge Claros fouled by Gavin Rae, the ref awards a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Paul Hanlon.13:55
Free kick awarded for a foul by Leigh Griffiths on Russell Anderson. Free kick taken by Jamie Langfield.13:06
A cross is delivered by Ryan Fraser.11:33
Free kick crossed by Niall McGinn, clearance by Paul Hanlon.11:33 Booking
Booking Booking for Alan Maybury.11:22
Alan Maybury concedes a free kick for a foul on Ryan Fraser.10:02
Leigh Griffiths has an effort at goal. Jamie Langfield makes a brilliant save.6:11
The referee blows for offside. Indirect free kick taken by Jamie Langfield.3:54
Scott Vernon provided the assist for the goal.3:54 Goal scored
Goal! - Niall McGinn - Aberdeen 1 - 0 Hibernian Niall McGinn fires in a goal from close range to the bottom left corner of the goal. Aberdeen 1-0 Hibernian.3:19
Scott Vernon takes a shot. Ben Williams makes a save.0:11
Corner taken by Leigh Griffiths, clearance made by Andrew Considine.0:00
The referee gets the game underway.
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MSO serves up moving program of Mozart, Bruckner
Friday's Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra performance was a feast of artful phrasing and captivating contrasts.
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Rain, rain go away is likely the song being sung tonight in the pubs and eateries at the Isle of Man as inclement weather forced the cancellation of today's practice sessions at the TT course.
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Ouachita Baptist University at Arkadelphia opened its doors in September 1886 and has operated continuously since that time along the banks of the Ouachita River. Small classes are the norm rather than the exception at this nationally recognized liberal arts institution, which is affiliated with the Arkansas Baptist State Convention.
Ouachita has long been known for having an engaged alumni base. Current AICU President Rex Horne served as Ouachita's president from June 2006 until July 2015. Horne said, "I knew Ouachita as a student, trustee, parent of a Ouachita student and as president. Unlike many organizations, the closer my relationship with Ouachita became, the greater my respect for Ouachita grew."
As part of the school's 125th anniversary celebration in 2011, Ouachita launched the Defining the Difference campaign, a fundraising effort with a base goal of $25 million that was designed to finance major campus initiatives, including student scholarships and academic advances. During Horne's tenure, Ouachita was ranked as the No. 1 regional college in the South by U.S. News & World Report for four consecutive years while also earning national recognition by being ranked among America's best colleges by Forbes magazine.
Ouachita, which has been a coeducational school from the start, had 235 students when it opened its doors in 1886. The first president, J.W. Conger, served from 1886 until 1907 and saw enrollment grow to 476 students by the time of his retirement. The college was first put in the Arkansas Baptist State Convention budget in 1925. The name was changed to Ouachita Baptist University in 1965, and Ouachita now has an enrollment of almost 1,600 students.


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Asustek Computer Inc. is selling smartphones for as little as $100 in emerging markets this year as the maker of Asus-brand electronics seeks to increase the revenue that comes from outside its core personal computer business.
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As part of AL.com's coverage of the NFL Draft we'll be featuring a series of diaries from former Auburn running back Peyton Barber, who will share his journey through various stages of the draft process. In this opening edition of the series, Barber addresses his decision to leave Auburn early and enter the 2016 NFL Draft following a 2015 season in which he rushed for 1,017 yards and 13 touchdowns, what his daily training routine is like at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida and what he is looking to accomplish at next week's NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis.
"(Leaving Auburn and entering the NFL Draft) was definitely a tough decision, if not the toughest decision I've ever had to make in my life. At the same time, I felt like it was the best decision for me and my family just because of the circumstances that had been going on. At the same time I realize that the running back position is in a certain sense devalued (in the NFL), and to add on to that I don't have that many miles on my body and I know that the scouts look for that. Coming off a 1,000-yard season I felt like I had nothing to really prove.
I had about 20 minutes left to make my decision (before the deadline) and that's when I decided to make my decision that I want to go ahead and come out.
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(During training at IMG Academy) I wake up every morning at 6:30 and eat my breakfast. At 7 o'clock we have treatment, then after treatment flex starts at 7:30. At flex we go over our workouts and then at the same we're doing power plates (a piece of training equipment that helps with stretching). After power plates, we go through a thing called movement, that's a series of moving drills. After that we do specific work, we work out with our running back coaches for about an hour and a half. After that it's lunch and then we're practicing again and another workout. It's a long day.
(Auburn coach Gus) Malzahn and (strength and conditioning) coach (Ryan) Russell, they have a great weight lifting program. Everything that we're doing here I've already done, so I was pretty much a little bit ahead of the curve coming in to workout.
Everything between the guys (at IMG), it's pretty much like we were in college. We're kind of like a little team in a way. All of us get along pretty well, pretty much like brothers. We see each other every day, all day so we're a close-knit family. The only that's kind of surprised me is how fast the Combine has come up on us.
(I'm) going to scale it back a little bit just to get the body rested and prepared for next week. On Monday morning the 22nd I'll leave and head out (to Indianapolis).
My main thing that I really want to do is show people that I'm a lot faster than what people think. It's out there, it's clear – I didn't really break that many big runs. I never had that many explosive plays either, but if you would ask the guys on my team that I played with they'd all tell you that I'm right up there with some of the fastest guys on the team. I just wasn't really able to showcase that this year. I really only played one full year of college football but I had been on the team for three years and a lot of the guys know that I'm explosive and I'm fast. It's just the fans, they haven't seen what I can do.
A lot of people don't know, but I played with a sprained (right) AC joint for half the season. I was still able to do my job effectively and get my job done. It was definitely painful. It was one of the worst injuries that I've had. It was a nagging injury. I had to cortisone shot before every game to numb my shoulder and by the time the second quarter came around the shot had worn off, so I was playing just off of adrenaline, pure heart and toughness really.
I didn't miss a single game this season. It's a sprain, it's something that it took time to heal from all the banging and jerking and everything. My shoulder is basically fully healed.
I'm pretty sure I'm going to do the bench (at the Combine). I've only been here (at IMG Academy) for a month and I hadn't benched at all up until I got here really but I'm pretty sure I'm going to do the bench.
(I want to show) teams that I'm capable of learning a playbook. I know a lot of people that have on their boards that I'm dyslexic and I'm ADHD so they may have some concerns that I'm not really able to learn as everybody else would. (I want to) show them that I'm capable of doing that.
It's a blessing first of all. A lot of people don't get to be in my shoes. There's been a lot of people that have done the same things that I've done and still haven't gotten invited to the Combine.
I'm excited for the process and what's to come: The whole experience, all the teams, just being in the moment. Being able to meet the coaches and being at the Combine, that's one thing for me that's just like, 'Wow, I'm here.'"


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Harvest Moon DS review
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Farming means fun?
I know what you're thinking. "A Farming Game?" Well it's not just about farming. You have to get married, find sprites and many other things. The basic plot to the game is a goddess, known as the harvest goddess, has been turned into stone by a princess, known as the witch princess. So then the witch princess sends all the sprites to find her. Then she turns the task onto you so you must collect 60 sprites to save the harvest goddess. You get harvest sprites by doing jobs around the farm and outside of the farm. The storyline makes it a great game.
Although you're a farmer in this game there is much more to do than just farm. You can get married, raise a child, play mini games, collect accessories and many many more. Though towards the farming part of the game you can plant crops, like plant some tomato seeds and water it until it grows into a tomato. To plant them you use the hoe then simply plant the seeds. As far as taking care of animals it's not that hard. You basically buy some yarn and put it into their food boxes. If you want them to win farming competitions you groom them with the brush. They use the heart points system for this too. Like, let's say you had 8 hearts on a single cow then if you enter them you have a higher chance of winning the competition. I mentioned some mini games, there are quite a few like the girl fighting mini games. Basically in this game you play it like a final fantasy fighting style, not with swords but with tools, like fighting the girls you can marry. The grooming mini game, if you use this on your animals they will have a higher chance of getting another heart.
If you have ever played the games on Gameboy Advance you can marry the girls from that game if you plug it into the DS while playing Harvest Moon DS. Though when you get married to one of them your game immediately ends as you move to Mineral Town. Although I've heard if you buy the version 'Cute' then you wont have to leave.
This has a great replay value. I'm constantly playing it. I usually restart and try to marry all the girls.
The whole game is drawn in anime form. The cute graphics in the game give it a true Harvest Moon feel.
In this game there are things known as 'Heart Events', which are like small cut scenes of dates. If you view one of these a person's love points will go up quite a bit.
If you don't get what I mean by love points it's like how much they like you, as in if you gave them a lot of gifts they will like you more so their love points will go up. There is also a friendship points system, which basically works the same. You can only get love points with the girls that are available to marry but the friendship points are for anyone.
In this game the whole child system may sound great but it's missing one major thing: female children. You can only have boy children in this game and you never really see your children as adult because after becoming a teen they just stop growing.
There's a real downside to Harvest Moon that was a big let down for me. It's too glitchy; within the first five minutes of playing I encountered many glitches. The version 'Cute' is supposed to be less glitchy though. If this version was not that glitchy it would get a 5 out of 5 and be the best game on DS. Harvest Moon DS is still a great buy and I highly recommend it. The glitches aren't so bad really. They hardly bother me but there is a big one. There's an ability to marry the Harvest Goddess or the Witch Princess but on some versions it won't work. Harvest Moon wont disappoint even with all its glitches. It won't let you down.
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Skip to comments.Blackhawks Circle Low Through Chicago Skies as Secret Service Releases Security Details
Posted on 04/17/2012 6:50:14 AM PDT by upchuckEdited on 04/17/2012 7:09:02 AM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
Blackhawks and A/MH-6 Little Bird helicopters used by special forces circling low through downtown Chicago skies made for a scary scene along the Chicago River, as they rattled windows flying among the city's skyscrapers.
The training exercise comes as the city found out some of the details of what the Secret Service wants for security at next month's summit at McCormick Place.
(Excerpt) Read more at myfoxchicago.com ...
Wonder if this is related to the "unexpected" high number of murders in Chi-town that are all the fault of previous Mayor Daley?
Then again, maybe they were prepping for the filming of "Blackhawk Down II."
Booty call?
Why not hold the summit in a small town where it is easier to secure an area. Like maybe Plattville or Helmar?
Surprising the summit dates aren't in the article.
May 20-21.
Given the fact that Lynn Sweet is a WH tool, why was this released?
Secret Service has shopping list for terror-proofing NATO summit
Updated: April 17, 2012 5:58AM
WASHINGTON The Secret Service has an extensive shopping list to fortify the Chicago NATO summit, from barriers to withstand a vehicle going 50 mph to 8-foot-high fences that cant be climbed.
The specifics are contained in a bid request from the Secret Service, a document called sensitive but unclassified. The proposals for equipment rental and project management are due April 24 for the May 20-21 summit.
But look for the slimy Rat bottom feeders who run Chicago, Illinois and the nation in front of the cameras at every opportunity to get face time with their brain-dead voters.
That's what I don't get: if they had the events at McCormick Place South, they wouldn't have to shut down those trains. Or do the trains run under South?
I will be totally out of my element. Here in Mississippi I have a permit to carry to go to areas like that. But I am going up on Amtrak, so no handguns I guess, and I don't want to get caught in Chicago with a handgun which of course is legally mine. I can't go anywhere that the 5-O isn't close by.
If they were serious about security in and around McCormick they would round up all the cab drivers and stick them in holding cells until the event was over. I've never seen a more scary crowd outside of the West Bank in Israel.
Have a gander here to see what some actual Second City Cops have to say about the current lay of the land in assHolder/Rahm/Øbammy's third world ruin of an American city.
Wow, thanks for that.
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Wats a lituricy confernce?
Nah, they are checking out to see if the pizza place is open yet.
Why on earth are they advertising this thing and the security measures? Chicago is not that far from Toledo or Dearborn.
This sounds like a good time for those occupier types to go ballistic.
I thought they did routine training on base.
I may have missed some but I accounted for 53 shootings and 9 killings in a 2 week period. Since the majority of them occured on Friday night thru Sunday mornings, I think the safest days to travel thru there are Monday morning thru Thursday afternoon.....
(Use the bathroom before you get to town then drive fast and don't stop for anything)
Standard police helicopters could 'follow' a fleeing perp just as easily.
It's intimidation. Grandstanding. Something a lowlife like Louis Farrakhan would dream up.
Well, lessee, we can fly Air Force One low over the city.
Nahhh, that's been done already.
Let's use the black helicopters.
That's racist.
The Secret Service has an extensive shopping list to fortify the Chicago NATO summit, from barriers to withstand a vehicle going 50 mph to 8-foot-high fences that cant be climbed.Except by our southern neighbors if it was on the border.
If they really do work, why not put them on the southern border?
Oops, the would be racist stopping Mexicans from coming over here for the democrat voting base.
Oh. Sorry. Maybe you'd prefer this one then .....
Wats a lituricy confernce?
Its about lernin' them kids in publik Skools.
Both party's have proclaimed this impossible! Fences don't work to secure borders. Just axe Juan McAmnesty!
So this is just an exercise of pre-empting the People for the sake of pre-emption, for putting on a big show of self-consequence and "walking wide" and swinging their elbows to catch people, just like Saddam used to.
Wonder if they'll have a special balcony built where they can fire rifles and Browning High Powers over the ordinary people's heads? The image politics would be priceless, the ego-boost positively ithyphallic.
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The nation's accumulated public debt mushroomed to €1.007 trillion at the end of June from €996 billion a month earlier, the Bank of Spain said in a report.
Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's government has struggled to contain annual deficits by raising taxes, freezing public salaries and curbing spending on services such as education and health care despite angry street protests.
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The unemployment rate dipped below 25.0 per cent in the April-June period but still remains painfully high at 24.47 per cent.
Spain's public debt is expected to top 100 per cent of GDP next year – far above the 60 percent ceiling agreed among European Union members.


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- Prime location for Hilton Head golfing, shopping, and dining
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- No spa on-site
- Jellyfish can be an issue in the fall
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The Inn at Harbour Town is a 60-room boutique with a long list of amenities, including three golf courses, several tennis courts, a nearby beach, nice pool, and shopping. The resort overlooks Harbour Town Golf Links, home of the PGA Tour's RBC Heritage. Rooms are modern and upscale with plush bedding, flat-screen TVs, and iPod docks. Bathrooms are the outstanding feature, with walk-in showers, separate soaking tubs, and Molton Brown toiletries. The inn has a prime location for golfing, sea kayaking, shopping, and dining, but the property does lack a spa.
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Slightly inland near Harbour Town, steps away from golfing and a short walk to the beach
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I think I need to make the conections to the nova loom at the round plug by the battrey is that right?
What wires do I need to connect.
I think I need to make the conections to the nova loom at the round plug by the battrey is that right?
What wires do I need to connect.
I have printed it out but it doesnt really tell you what colours to conect to what colours.
At the same point is a much longer spur, which has a two-pole blue connector on the end, and a blue single wire with a 1/4" spade terminal on. These measure the water temp. They come around the front of the block, it should be fairly obvious where they connect
If it's not, check the looming picture at the end of this section...
Splicing the 20XE loom to the Nova loom is pretty easy. The loom is virtually self-contained. The wires from the Nova loom that will need connecting to the engine are the Alternator charging light, which is Blue/Yellow on the Nova Loom. The starter motor solenoid, which is black with a red stripe ion the Nova loom. The green wire by the 20XE coil in the 20XE loom goes to the coil connection which has a blue wire going to the amplifier module. The 20XE loom requires a switched live from the nova loom. We used the black wire at the coil. Connect the black wire from the nova loom to the black wire in the 20XE loom. This will provide the switched live for the 20XE loom. Connect the green wire from the Nova loom to the Green wire in the 20XE loom. This is the tacho feed, so you may not have the green wire in the loom Connect your fuel pump positive feed to the switched Red/Blue wire from the fuel pump relay in the 20XE loom.
Lee, all you need to connect are:
Large red straight to battery.
Brown to chassis. (usually connected by the coil)
Connect black Cav wire to black nova wire, which is the switched live to the coil, and ECU.
Thats all you need to get going.
Other wires,are:
Green nova, to green cav (By coil = rev counter
Blue Green wire to the same in the Nova loom, which is oil pressure guage
Blue Yellow wire to the same in the nova loo m, which is the alternator charging signal.
Blue to same in Nova loom, which is coolant temp sender.
But to start the engine, you just need the loom hooked up, and red to bat, earth to loom, and switched lives connected together. ( Obviously the plug leads in too lmao )
Connect anywhere in the loom.
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Hi, you're still beautiful. Heh just wanted to let you know. Again.
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