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Whether you love him or hate him, most of us can agree that Bryce Harper is a pretty weird dude. Between telling little kids to be as sexy as they can and dressing up like a clown for Halloween, the 20-year-old has done some pretty bizarre things since he burst onto the MLB scene last year. But nothing is quite as strange as he pregame ritual. Harper went on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" on Tuesday night and discussed some of his superstitions. Kimmel asked him about sleeping with his baseball bat when he was younger, and Bryce said he has stopped doing that but adopted other habits — like showering more than a handful of times before games. "When I was growing up I was really supersticious," Harper told Kimmel. "I still am. I get to the field at around 12 o'clock for a 7:05 game and it starts from there. I swear I shower seven times when I'm at the field, and I don't even need to. It's bad. "As long as I'm on a streak or we're doing good or my team's winning, I'm gonna keep doing the same thing. Wearing the same undershirt, I eat Eggo waffles — it has to be Eggo — right before the game. It's really weird." Eating the same things and wearing the same things during winning streaks is fairly common, but seven showers between noon and 7 p.m.? I know MLB teams make plenty of money, but how about conserving a little water? Natural resources, bro. The post Bryce Harper says he showers seven times before games (Video) appeared first on Larry Brown Sports. Related posts: Bryce Harper sent to minors after striking out four times, will play center field Bryce Harper garden gnome looks nothing like Bryce Harper (Picture) Bryce Harper dresses as clown for Halloween (Picture)
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Give to whomever you want. I think they answered you the first time but you wanted them to bow to you and the 2A and profess that they stand for it. I am more concerened about them taking care of wounded warriors than having to worry about petty squabbles with people that think everyone should vocally support the Constitution.
What part aboutdid you not understand the first time?We are a non-profit, nonpartisan organization and we do not take a stance on political, social or religious issues. Our goal is to foster the most successful and well-adjusted generation of veterans in this nation's history and our activities remain within that scope.
Regardless of someone's stance on the 2A (some folks here think other forum members don't support the 2A becuase of different ideas), if they are doing good charitable work like a good non profit should, then I think thier first response was sufficient.
I give to many charities and don't give a hoot about their 2A stance as long as they do not OPPOSE it. If they want to be neutral that is fine.

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Tim Allen (born Timothy Allen Dick; June 13, 1953) is an American comedian, actor, voice-over artist, and entertainer, known for his role in the sitcom Home Improvement. He is also known for his film roles in several popular movies, including the Toy Story series, The Santa Clause series, and Galaxy Quest.
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We interviewed Alexey Tugaenko, lead programmer of Cryostasis: Sleep of Reason, about the action game of developer Action Forms via E-mail.
PCGH: Have you developed the Atmosfear 2.0-Engine from scratch or is there any technology you imported from the engine of your previous game?
Alexey Tugaenko: Development was carried out practically from the beginning. From the previous version of the engine we have decided to leave basic instruments of development, and system of scripts which we significantly updated.
PCGH: What is the advantage when developing with your own technology? In other words, why do you decide not to use middleware?
Alexey Tugaenko: We use intermediate SW (middleware), for example: Ageia (nVidia) PhysX, AudioEngine (FMod).
PCGH: Will your game be adapted for next gen consoles? If yes, how will they differ as far as visual and technical aspect is concerned? Will there be PC version priority? What technical features cannot be realized on consoles (PS3, Xbox 360)?
Alexey Tugaenko: PC version will be our priority. Xbox 360 might be a possibility, but currently the game is PC only. If the game becomes multi-platform graphically we shall try to preserve the atmosphere of game, though probably visually some effects will not be presented, but only those which will be technically too hard or impossible to implement on a console (because of technical limitations consoles have).
PCGH: Some developers recently stated that they won't develop their games for the PC because the PC and its rapidly changing hardware is not powerful enough as well as piracy makes the development for PC as a platform less profitable. How do you think about such statements? Does the PC as a gaming Platform really pale and strongly loose attraction for developers in comparison to the consoles?
Alexey Tugaenko: PC hardware develops really quickly, however I would not say that it is less powerful than on consoles. Things are changing fast. Certainly consoles too do not stand still and are catching up with PC. Moreover the customers focus is also moving towards consoles. According to the latest tendencies all the major companies tend to have at least one console title.
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0 - DeAndre Ayton
- Birthday: 7/23/98
- NBA Position: Center
- Class: HS Senior
- Ht: 7-0
- Wt: 250
- Hometown: Nassau, Bahamas
- High School: Hillcrest
NBA Comparison: David Robinson
Strengths: Seven footer with great coordination and fluidity … Great size and length. Runs the floor well with great agility. Good strength level at this stage as well as body frame. Very good footwork … Can score from every spot on the floor. Shoots well from three with great rotation on his shot. Good free throw shooter, shot 82.1% over the Nike EYBL … Great athlete. Can play above the rim and is a very reliable finisher. Great rebounder on both ends of the floor. Secures any rebound he can get a hand on. Great shot blocker and protects the paint. Does a great job of knowing when to leave his feet and when to stay on the ground to avoid fouls. Very good defender. Hedges screens and moves his feet well. Reads and jumps passing lanes incredibly well … Sees the floor well. Constantly communicates and directs traffic on offense and defense. Has great awareness, understands game plan and reads the game well. Knows where he's passing before he receives the ball. Plays a great high/low game when paired with another big man. Knows how to run the pick and roll/pick and pop … Unselfish and patient offensively … Has a solid foundation for a back to the basket game. Good touch on jump hook and very accurate around the rim … Isn't afraid of physicality and plays well through contact … Constantly attracts the defense's attention. Reads double teams well … Good ball handling and passing ability for his size … Doesn't have any major weaknesses …
Weaknesses: Tends to settle for jump shots and roams to the perimeter at times. Can assert himself better as he can go through the motions. Sometimes goes through stretches where he isn't involved with the offense … His jump shot is flat and doesn't have ideal arc, most of his misses tend to take hard bounces off the rim … Post game is developing but still needs polish, doesn't have any go to moves … Needs to understand playing aggressive without wearing emotions and picking up frustration fouls … Can get ahead of himself and mishandle passes … Can play with too much finesse when he has a mismatch and should be more physically dominant with his superior size and athleticism … With his coordination and athleticism I would like to see him put the ball on the floor and drive more, rather than just jab step and shoot … As an elite level high school bigman, the focus is always to challenge himself as there are plenty of nights where the competition level allows for complacency ...
Outlook: Ayton is a high level talent who possesses incredible potential. He averaged a double-double in the Nike EYBL with 19.5 points and 11.5 rebounds per game while shooting 60.2% from the field. When he stays engaged and plays at his best, he can't be matched and can very well be the number one pick in the 2018 NBA Draft.
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Strengths: Bigman with immense potential due to a great combination of physical attributes and a strong focus and mental make up ... A phenom who at 16 could already be a high level player at the college level ... Has great size and a prototypical bigman's frame, but what really separates DeAndre from the rest at this point is his footwork, absolutely sensational for a kid of his size ... His elite athleticism and coordination allows him to finish in traffic, controlling his body in a way that made the NBA scouts (at the LeBron James Skills Academy) fall completely in love with him during the summer ... He plays with a great motor, outrunning other bigs, has a good touch on free throws and shows glimpses of things he will be able to do once his body fully develops ... Defensively he is a great rim protector, sometimes a little lazy on rebounds, but it's very tough to score on him and even better is his defense on P&R, with his feet he would be every coach dream to have ...
Weaknesses: It remains to be seen whether DeAndre is ready to be this good this early ... So many young bigman preps in the internet age have peaked (at 15-16 years of age) and as soon as the hype hit, their development halted (Renardo Sydney, Derrick Caracter, Jeremy Tyler, the list goes on) ... How well Ayton and his group of advisors are able to keep the distractions out, and continue his progression towards becoming a pro, will be crucial ... The media attention is just beginning and losing the ability to be a kid at such a young age is difficult ... It will be important for Ayton to learn how to say no, and develop the right work habits and learn what to focus on on a day to day basis maximize his abilities ... Offensively he still has a lot of room for improvement, he takes advantage of his size and explosiveness, but will need to improve skills ... Struggles some against players his size that are stronger than him as he doesn't have many moves yet in the post ... He still doesn't always impact the game offensively (facing juniors and seniors) but I have no doubt he can become an impact player at the highest level. His current weaknesses are very much related to his immaturity and lack of experience in how to guard post players and avoid stupid fouls ...
Outlook: The biggest challenge for him starts now, he needs to understand his ceiling and live his life like a normal teenager (as much as possible) but with his future goal well in mind, and use every day to improve and maximize his abilities ... If he can accomplish that, we're quite possibly looking at the #1 pick in the draft in 4 years ...
Notes: Measured 7'0 (in shoes) 220 lbs, with a 7'4.5 wingspan at the 2014 LeBron James Skills Academy ...
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SHANGHAI, Oct 16 (Reuters) Nasdaq Stock Market Inc and its Chinese counterpart, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, have agreed to cooperate as China prepares to launch its own Nasdaq-style market for start-up firms this year.
The smaller of China's two national stock bourses and Nasdaq will enhance their business cooperation and information sharing, said Zhang Yujun, general manager of the Shenzhen bourse.
Nasdaq also expected that Shenzhen bourse, which was preparing to launch China's second board market, would introduce domestic small- and medium-sized companies to list on Nasdaq in the future, said Robert Greifeld, Nasdaq's chief executive, who was in Shanghai for the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) and for a forum of exchange officials.
''That's the possible outcome of the MOU,'' Greifeld told Reuters when asked about further cooperation with its Chinese partner. ''It's part of what we want to discuss with Shenzhen Stock Exchange,'' he said without elaborating.
Last month, Nasdaq won approval from the China Securities Regulatory Commission to set up a representative office in Beijing. Nasdaq is hoping to encourage Chinese firms to list on its technology-focused stock exchange.
Beijing so far has approved just two foreign bourses, including Nasdaq and its bigger rival NYSE Euronext, to open official representative offices in the world's fastest growing major capital market.
Overseas exchanges including in U.K., Germany, Singapore, Hong Kong and South Korea also are intensifying their efforts to woo Chinese companies.
''NASDAQ'' IN SHENZHEN Beijing, meanwhile, is seeking to keep its start-ups at home.
Chinese regulators have said a second board for start-up firms on the Shenzhen bourse is likely as early as this year, helping innovative firms to raise funds as part of Beijing's long-term economic strategy.
''Chinese firms have freedom to choose any market that they want to list ... I think all kinds of listings, including dual listing on both Nasdaq and Shenzhen markets, are very possible in the future,'' said Zhang.
Market sources told Reuters the Shenzhen bourse was in talks with selected start-up firms, including some that are controlled by Shenzhen Capital Group Co, China's largest domestic venture capital fund, for IPO preparations on the new board.
Zhang declined to give a timeframe but said his team was making full efforts to launch the new market as soon as possible without concern for the ''absolute number'' of listed firms at the beginning.
''Thanks to our country's fast economic growth in the past five years, now we can see a very rich pool of qualified start-up firms to list on the new market,'' Zhang said.
Nasdaq also signed a memorandum of understanding several years ago with the Shanghai Stock Exchange, where most Chinese heavyweights such as Sinopec and Industrial&Commercial Bank of China are now listed.
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Roddy White the Latest to Send Questionable Tweet about Zimmerman Trial
Victor Cruz was among the first to send out a questionable tweet after the Zimmerman verdict was announced and Roddy White got in on the action:
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Victor Cruz was among the first to send out a questionable tweet after the Zimmerman verdict was announced and Roddy White got in on the action:
The interwebs, and specifically Twitter just absolutely blew up tonight after the verdict in the George Zimmerman/Trayvon Martin trial was released. Zimmerman was found not guilty on all charges which created quite the uproar. While not surprising to me, because... well... Florida.... apparently a lot of folks were shocked by the outcome and understandably upset.
Victor Cruz of the New York Football Giants offered his own, let's call it "unique" perspective on the matter:
I'll be surprised if this isn't deleted in short order.... Especially given the backdrop set by Aaron Hernandez that the NFL is currently dealing with.
The circus that is the Cleveland Browns keep chugging along. As reported by The Huffington Post, Browns LB, Tank Carder got himself into a bit of a mess (below).
He also deleted the initial tweet where he threw out an anti-gay slur at someone. No bueno.
The Cleveland Browns have announced that today is Mike Holmgren's last day with the Browns.
Following Jimmy Haslam III's appointment of Joe Banner as the new CEO, Holmgren previously announced this season would be his last in Cleveland. Everyone believed he would finish out the season though and the timing is certainly odd. Holmgren has been met by much criticism due to the team's performance, Holmgren's interaction with the fans and media (and at times lack thereof), and most recently due to his open attempts to vie for the Cowboys coaching job. A job which happens to be filled for the time being.
Fans are especially irritated with this due to the fact that Holmgren showed zero interest in coaching the Browns after firing Eric Mangini. If that weren't bad enough, he subsequently hired Pat Shurmur after assembling what most would call a weak pool of candidates.
While I can't say for sure what prompted the timing of this decision to happen now, it wouldn't surprise me if his antics related to the Cowboys played a role. I can say however, that people in Berea have confirmed that Holmgren and Joe Banner "got into it" earlier this week.
I don't know what about and I don't know if it's related to this announcement, but it's definitely interesting.
Josh Cribbs is undoubtedly a special return man and special teams player. After negotiating what most people in the league believed to be too high of a contract for a special teams player, Cribbs and the Browns attempted to get more value out of him by utilizing him at WR.
It has not worked out very well for a variety of reasons. My sources inside the Browns have confirmed that Cribbs is just as much to blame, if not more so than anyone else. Until very recently, he has not taken being a WR very seriously, skipping offensive meetings or leaving them early, not putting in the extra work to learn the playbook or to improve route running, etc. In fact, I'm told that at this point, he still routinely runs the wrong routes/yardages and makes it nearly impossible for a QB to get the proper timing down with him.
With that said, Cribbs is once again making noise about his offensive production, or lack thereof.
Josh Cribbs told the Cleveland Plain Dealer the following yesterday:
"I feel like I'm trapped. "I feel like a caged athlete."
This season, he has six catches for 54 yards and two runs for 8 after having career highs with 41 catches and 518 yards last season.
I think anyone with an unbiased perspective would also be able to compare the WR talent and depth on the Browns roster from last season to this season and understand why that may be. The Browns drafted ultra talented (and ultra raw) WR Josh Gordon in the 2nd round of the supplemental draft and added Travis Benjamin and Josh Cooper just this season.
Perhaps even more importantly, Cribbs is in the last year of that overpriced contract. It's highly unlikely the Browns will allocate new dollars (especially at the level Cribbs thinks he deserves) to an aging special teams player who's production on special teams has dropped. Why would the Browns feature Cribbs and take reps and experience away from the young WRs they invested in just to appease someone who will likely not be around next year? They wouldn't.
Cribbs, however, doesn't seem to understand how the NFL works.
"Me going from being able to run the wildcat, to playing receiver last season and catching 41 passes and four touchdowns to nothing -- I can't believe it," said Cribbs. "By me not playing, I feel like they think I'm not good, that I've lost it. But I haven't. I feel when I'm out there I can contribute, but I'm not able to."
Cribbs says he's already talked to Head Coach, Pat Shurmur about his role earlier in the season and said the following:
"There's no point," he said. "Obviously they feel like everybody that's in front of me is a better athlete. I disagree. I feel a different way than the coach feels about me. They must feel I can't produce. We have a difference of opinion."
While Cribbs undoubtedly wants to be more involved in the offense because he's confident in his abilities, perhaps the real motivation behind his public complaints lie within this quote:
"There's something wrong when one of your best athletes doesn't get the ball," he said. "I'm tired of people saying they don't know how to use me. Get creative. Find ways.
"I can't even showcase myself. I'm more than a special teams player. I've proven that. I belong on the field more than this, more than what they're allowing me to do. I've tried to not to say much, but it's upsetting. We're nine games into the season and I haven't gotten a chance."
Perhaps Cribbs knows his time in Cleveland is running out (at least he should) and he's frustrated that he's been unable to audition for other teams this season to help him land another big contract. But that is a strictly selfish position. As I've stated, why would the Browns hinder the development of the young players they've invested in for the future just to appease someone who won't be around next year?
Cribbs has long been a fan favorite and he has long used the media to manipulate fan sentiment (an example right here):
"It's because of these fans," he said. "I'm going to try to stay here. If Mr. (Jimmy) Haslam will have me, I'll stay. If not, I'm sure I'll be playing football somewhere else."
It seems many fans are becoming wise to his antics however and Cribbs may be wearing out his welcome in Cleveland sooner than he thinks.
Chicago Bears All-Pro linebacker Brian Urlacher isn't doing anything to help the NFL with it's "player safety" image and war against concussion related lawsuits.
When asked today about the NFL's concussion problem he responded with the following:
"If you don't want to play and get concussed, then don't play. "It's your career, it's your life.
"You have to make that decision on your own."
Concussions are certainly one of the main topics of discussion as the Bears prepare to face the 49ers. Both starting QB's Jay Cutler and Alex Smith respectively, were forced to leave last week's games due to concussion and their status for this week is up in the air.
While I agree to a point with Urlacher, he's doing no one any favors by speaking out about it. Although he was asked, and I certainly respect the candor.
Seattle Times Seahawks reporter, Danny O'Neil tweeted out an interesting quote attributed to WR Sidney Rice in response to Golden Tate's TD pass to Rice:
"His throwing motion was the worst. I thought we traded for Tebow for a second."
Interesting given the fact the Seahawks played against Tebow and the struggling Jets today and quite funny in my opinion if true.
Take it for what it's worth, but there has been chatter within NFL sources this morning that Sean Payton was visiting the Cowboys' team hotel earlier today.
News swept the sporting world this morning when reports surfaced that the NFL voided his contract with the Saints. Almost immediately, speculation about Payton and the Cowboys began given his previous time with Dallas and his relationship with Jerry Jones.
If this is accurate, this will do nothing but stoke those flames.
Trent Richardson and several members of the Cleveland Browns spent some time playing video games with troops in person and in Afghanistan this morning. Pictured above is Cleveland Browns RB Trent Richardson and LB Craig Robertson.
Pretty cool of them to take the time and hang out with troops if you ask me.


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Hotel Anchor on Collins Classic Melbourne, ただ 5 minutes' walk from Flinders Street Station, Anchor on Collins Classic offers self-contained accommodation with free WiFi. The property is a 10-minute walk from Federation Square. The large air-conditioned apartment features a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, an oven and a microwave. It also has laundry facilities and a living room with flat-screen cable TV and a DVD player. Anchor on Collins Classic Melbourne is located in Melbourne Central Business District (CBD), just a 15-minute walk from the famous Queen Victoria Market. Melbourne Airport is a 20-minute drive away. You can relax in the small atrium, which features an indoor/outdoor seating area. Playing a game on the PlayStation 3 is the perfect way to unwind at the end of a long day. (Hotel Anchor on Collins Classic Melbourne hotels booking).


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Figueroa the hero as Latics come from behind to clinch dramatic winWIGAN ATHLETIC 2Cleverley 26Figueroa 90+1BIRMINGHAM CITY 1Ridgewell 6Report by Paul ChialtonHe doesn't score many but when Maynor Figueroa does find the back of the net it's always an occasion to remember.Today, making his 100th Premier League start for Wigan Athletic, he scored the most important of his three club goals to date in dramatic fashion.Taking control on the edge of the area deep into stoppage time the Honduran took aim with his right foot and fired into the top corner, leaving Ben Foster helpless and securing three precious points for Latics.The Honduran had played a big role going forward throughout the game and came close to scoring half-an-hour earlier, reacting quickest to a loose ball inside the area after Tom Cleverley's miscued shot and hammering low only to be denied by a brilliant Foster save.But when his moment arrived again he made no mistake and made sure his team finally got the rewards they deserved for one of the best home performances of the season.Despite going behind early on through a Liam Ridgewell goal Roberto Martinez's men never gave up on their principles and didn't panic, instead remaining patient and gradually growing in confidence thanks to their controlled possession play.An equaliser was coming and it was a fine move that brought it: Ben Watson's beautifully weighted through ball just reached Emmerson Boyce at the by-line and the full-back's cross was palmed into Cleverley's feet to tap home from close range.Latics never looked back and for the next 70 minutes there was only one side in the game, despite the visitors hitting the bar on the stroke of half-time with a Sebastian Larsson free-kick.That was the closest Birmingham came to troubling Ali Al Habsi as their midfield became over-run and defence pushed to breaking point thanks to the invention and determination of Latics' attacking poise.The team-sheet at the start of the day raised a few eyebrows as the Gaffer made three change to the side that had performed so well at Eastlands a couple of weeks ago, but it proved to be a master-stroke from Martinez with Alex McLeish's team unable to find the answers to the questions asked of them.Charles N'Zogbia was at his most dangerous once again, piercing the away defence and fluidly mixing with Cleverley and Victor Moses behind Franco Di Santo, fed with ammunition by the creativity of Ben Watson and James McCarthy in the middle of the park.Stirred by Latics' domination the home fans were in fine voice and that volume was cranked up further with the double introduction of Conor Sammon and Hugo Rodallega on the hour-mark to add a new dimension to the attack.It's impressive how quickly Sammon has adapted to life in the Premier League and how great his understanding is with those around him after a short time at the club, and once again he proved a big threat for Latics.15 minutes before the end the Irish forward found space inside the area and looked certain to cap his home debut with his first goal but was denied by Roger Johnson's diving block, James McCarthy was then unlucky not to convert the follow-up as the home side pushed for the winner that seemed inevitable.It came, eventually, and in typical Wigan Athletic style it came dramatically, just as it had against Burnley last season at the DW Stadium almost a year ago to the day on March 20th when Hugo Rodallega struck in the 90th minute.Although the hero was different this time round the timing was the same, the outcome was the same and hopefully the win will once again inspire Latics to Premier League survival.Latics: Al Habsi; Boyce, G. Caldwell, Alcaraz, Figueroa; Watson, McCarthy, Cleverley, Moses (Sammon, 64), N'Zogbia (Diame, 93); Di Santo (Rodallega, 64)Subs: Pollitt, Gohouri, Gomez, StamBirmingham: Foster; Carr, Johnson, Jiranek (Davies, 15), Ridgewell; Larsson, Ferguson, Gardner, Mutch (Martins, 64) Beausejour (Bentley, 59); JeromeSubs: Doyle, Murphy, Phillips, Parnaby
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The outrageous bits were more to my taste than the faintly sanctimonious numbers where we were assured of every creature's right to be different, as though we were at a concert by Barbra Streisand (whose films are a continual re-make of this story). The bits where the show hits sublimety are those involving Jasper Britton's brilliantly funny Cat, who definitely puts the purr in pervey with his Salvador Dali whiskers, spats, pin-stripes and distinctly dubious liking for young duck flesh. ("The macrame classes seem to have paid off," he camply insinuates on encountering Ugly trapped in a giant net). And one's feathers stand on end with joy when David Burt's grinning bespectacled Bullfrog (a cross between Christopher Biggins and Max Miller) officiates at a bullfrog dance routine that brings on the whole cast in tight-fitting pond-life outfits.
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News : transcosmos Opens "MCM Center Sapporo Kitaguchi"
Tokyo, Japan, Dec 17, 2013 -- transcosmos inc. (Headquarters: Tokyo, Japan; President and COO: Masataka Okuda; TSE First Section: 9715; hereafter, transcosmos) newly established and commenced operations at its fifth call center in Sapporo, "Marketing Chain Management Center Sapporo Kitaguchi" (hereafter, MCM Center Sapporo Kitaguchi), on November 19, 2013. In addition to the call center, plans call for jointly establishing the "Ad Center Sapporo" to provide digital marketing services such as Internet advertising operations.
Since starting business in Sapporo in 1980, transcosmos has had four locations until now, including MCM Center Sapporo Odori-minami, MCM Center Sapporo Odori-chuo, MCM Center Sapporo Eki-mae and MCM Center Sapporo Odori-kita, as well as an on-site system to provide resident services for client companies. It has mainly been providing call center services to industries such as manufacturing, communications, finance and transportation. The fact that business has expanded at the existing four locations, has led to the establishment of the fifth location at this time. The scale of MCM Center Sapporo Kitaguchi is approximately 1,000 work stations, with plans to hire 1,100 new operators. As a result, the total number of work stations in Sapporo call centers will be a little over 2,650, making transcosmos the largest call center vendor in the Sapporo area.
In addition, operation centers for digital marketing services, such as Internet advertising operations and website construction and operation, have been expanded in local regions with centers established in Sapporo, Fukuoka and Okinawa. In Sapporo, the "SEM Operation Center Sapporo" has been providing Internet advertising operation services, but due to the fact that the demand for operation based advertising is growing recently, these operations have been expanded and transferred to MCM Center Sapporo Kitaguchi and the name has been changed to "Ad Center Sapporo." Plans call for increasing the number of operators to 100 persons by the end of fiscal 2014.
Located within the area surrounding JR Sapporo Station where business and commercial facilities are concentrated, MCM Center Sapporo Kitaguchi is a short 3-minute walk from JR Sapporo Station, which is also very convenient from the standpoint of recruiting and commuting. Having features such as a cafe-style break room and powder room, it strives to be a facility where it is easy to work from a woman's perspective.
Posted by Veronica Silva Cusi, news correspondent
Source: http://www.prweb.com
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23 RV Parks near Big Bear Lake, California
Fawnskin, California 3.27 miles NW
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398 Edgemoor Rd Big Bear Lake, California 92315 (map) | (909) 866-5706
Sites: 118 | Latest Rate: $50.00 | 14 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $50.00
We almost didn't stay here based on some of the reviews, though some are old and things change. We are glad we did, and will be back. We personally found our site to be wide, nice, quiet, shady, and clean. We do have an active dog and though they don't have a dog run (which we'd LOVE for them to add) there is plenty of room to walk a dog around the park, right outside the park, and even around the marina which is right there. There is an area for kids to play which I didn't see mentioned. They have rules which from what we could tell were enforced as needed, not over the top military style. (Which is good.) Check in was fast and easy, and they did allow us to stay a little extra on our check out day as no one was coming into our spot. That was also very appreciated. They are in the process of updating the electrical (we had 30 amp and would love 50), and their office space is going to be much bigger. That will allow for a nice store, etc. We were allowed to have a propane fire, which we enjoyed. Some areas are narrow and require some coordination to get in spots, but all got in fine and was doable with patience. - Dank
Aug 2016 - $50.00
We drove from Arizona to Big Bear about 5 hours, to stay at Halloway's. We got here on Tuesday and left on Saturday. It was a good visit through the week. Very quiet. Weekend was pretty busy there were a lot of dogs and some of them ran loose at times. This wouldn't have been to big of a deal, but I have a very protective dog so I had to keep him in the trailer a lot. The park is close quarters, didn't like that much, and there are a lot of people that leave their rigs here, so it seems more like a little town them a camping trip. Would I stay here again? No don't think so. - Lance camping
Aug 2016 - $55.00
They allow pets, but have absolutely zero amenities for pets. There is no place for a dog to go to the bathroom, no shrubs, no grass, no common area, no pet area - nothing, not even an open area anywhere! Just paved roads and gravel sites. Considering that just about every RV has at least 1 dog and they have 100 sites, that's a lot of dogs with no place to "go". Also, the website claims full hook-ups, but by that they mean only water, electric, and sewer. There is no cable TV. When I asked about it, they said they had it 8 years ago, but it got to below zero degrees and that caused a problem that they haven't been able to fix yet?!? There is WiFi, but it is pretty slow. The site we have is very small, we have a 28' travel trailer and our truck has to be parked sticking out into the road. The site is all gravel with a tree between most sites and a picnic table. The sites do seem to be fairly level, I just wish there was a place to take my dogs, even an open common area somewhere instead of just wall to wall campsites.
I would have enjoyed our trip much more if there was cable TV so that we could have watched the Olympics. The camper next to us pulled in and asked me where to hook up his cable TV - so we aren't the only ones disappointed about that. The lack of anywhere to take the dog to potty is very disturbing and an inconvenience several times a day. I wish they would change that. If they gave up one campsite and fenced it in as a dog area, that would make a big difference! - g & c on the road
42144 N Shore Dr Fawnskin, California 92315 (map) | (909) 866-2025
Sites: 22 | Latest Rate: $49.00 | 3 Reviews
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May 2013 - $49.00
Quiet! Mostly long-termers and full-timers. Best park in Big Bear area for the money. Seven rating for narrow sites and no amenities. Great internet; best ever in an RV park. Lots of cable TV channels. Good dog walking nearby; a block from the lake. Utilities worked. A little tight backing in for 30'+ rigs. Restrooms and showers showed deferred cleaning. Easy drive up from Hwy 10 through Yucca Valley. - LoneWolf
Oct 2012 - $49.00
Plus: Location is in a quiet neighborhood fairly close to the greater Big Bear community. Asphalt interior roads and parking pads. Mature pine trees scattered throughout. Picnic tables and fire rings. The few permanents appear clean and respectful. Large level sites - many are deep enough to accommodate the longest rigs and all are wide enough for slide outs. Extra space between sites (50 feet or so) adds a feeling of privacy. All hookups are easily accessed. Cable and Wi-Fi have good reception. Bathrooms are clean and relatively modern. No charge for using the shower. (Didn't see the laundry room if they have one) Minus: Older very plain RV park having no frills and no pull through sites. No grass or any attempts at landscaping. No office. The manager works out of her RV. Nothing of interest within walking distance. When asked, the manager had no maps of the area. The owner told me Hwy 18 up from Lucerne Valley had lots of switch backs but failed to tell me how Very Steep it is - up to 16% according to the California State Hwy sign. That is a factor that would prevent me from pulling my RV via that route again. Final analysis: Pine Tree RV Park is okay but if returning to the area I would check around to see what the competition had to offer. - JHarpJ
May 2012 - $45.00
Amazing little park with only 20 sites but it is close to town with nice cable and as decent a Wi-Fi as you can get at an RV park. Paved sites but not perfectly level. Sites have nice new benches and free fire pits at the site. Easy walk to the lake. Quite a hidden gem. - BBlast
40751 North Shore Fawnskin, California 92333 (map) | (909) 866-4151
Sites: 170 | Latest Rate: $80.00 | 7 Reviews
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Aug 2014 - $80.00
Beautiful location, right on Big Bear Lake. However, it's a few miles from town. Each space is privately owned, from basic to elaborately developed. Sites are large. We chose our site based on photos on the website, but we're disappointed to find out the BBQ was out of service, no cable or Internet available (unless you want to walk up to the office, get a password and use theirs). The owners of our site, #55, must of had a hard line sewer connection because the connection was located 12" above grade in a planter bed, making it difficult to drain my tanks. We would stay there again at a different site, only after verifying the all amenities are available and working. - Recycled
Aug 2011 - $122.00
Expensive and exclusive site with entirely privately owned pitches, some of which are rented out by their owners. Very smart and well maintained with concrete pitches. Being privately owned the pitches were generally very well cared for, many with manicured gardens. Not proper camping really but very comfortable and a lovely pool. Felt like we had to be on our best behaviour! Stunning location next to the lake. Only irritation was lack of Wi-Fi. - NickG
Sep 2010 - $51.00
We had a little difficulty at first but the staff was very helpful and helped us into our site in no time at all. We enjoyed being so close to the lake and they activities for all. We stayed for a week and will come back in the the spring. - fisage1235
40545 N Shore Dr Big Bear City, California 92314 (map) | (909) 866-9464
Sites: 90 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 2 Reviews
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Aug 2005 - $28.00
Absolutlely my worst RVing experience. Run by n beer drinking, power-tripping manager. Spaces too small for 37' RV. Caters to long term residents. Go up the street to Big Bear Shores or Serrano campground. - darthfadar
Jul 2005 - $35.00
The campground is family owned and operated. Every member of the family is friendly and very helpful. The store is always well stocked and they dont rip you off with high prices for last minute items you forgot at home. They go above and beyond to help you find your space, get parked and help you get level and make sure that your site is clean before you go into it. They enforce quiet time strictly, have clean bathrooms and showers, its just a nice place to stay. I have gone there 2-3 times a year during the summer for the last 5 years and will continue to go there as long as I will be RVing. - bushey562
40800 North Shore Drive Fawnskin, California 92314 (map) | (909) 866-8021
Sites: 109 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 25 Reviews
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Jun 2015 - $30.00
We boondocked 2 nights at Serrano Campgrounds.
The campground was full and there were a lot of families with small children camping and having a good time. Although the campgrounds are quite beautiful with abundant trees and scenery, we found the sites to be too close for comfort. Additionally, the campground was very smoky from campfires late into the night and early morning probably due to the nature of the sites being so close together and the younger crowds that stay up late to party.
There are sites with hookups but as this is the closest campground to Big Bear Lake, they were all taken. We walked the park and found the hookup sites seemed to be about the same size as the tent sites.
We peeked inside the bathhouses and they have private showers with locking doors, roomy enough with an area for changing too.
I would definitely suggest this park to younger families with children or college kids, however, we will probably not return to this park because we appreciate a little more solitude and space while camping. - ftrrvr_684
Sep 2014 - $24.00
We camped here for two days, spot #42. The park is clean, quiet and park personnel friendly and helpful. The sites are very nice, some are sloped though. Restrooms/showers clean. The roads throughout the park are narrow. Walk to the lake is probably a half mile. There is a small convenience store close by. Bike/walking path runs through the park. Using your Federal Senior Pass card will get you a discounted rate. - retiredatc
Jul 2014 - $38.00
Be aware, Rules at this campground ARE NOT enforced as stated in the park handouts! Quiet hours are not enforced. Too bad pet owners DO NOT pick up after their animals, leaving poop behind on sites. There should be a limit to number of animals per site just like number of people per site (4 large barking dogs per site is absurd). People are so rude and inconsiderate, truly amazing, it can ruin your entire trip. Sites are close. Normally a nice park, but weekend visitors are out of control and think they are only ones around! - nmccaleb
Green Valley Lake Road Fawnskin, California 92333 (map) | (909) 867-2165
Sites: 37 | Latest Rate: $12.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jun 2008 - $12.00
This park is small and not all that nice for the area it is in. The spaces are not nearly the size that the web site states. Our site was supposed to be 45' and it was only about 20. We have a 37' 5th wheel and cold not fit into any of the spots. There is not much shade. We left without staying. - R&S
Jun 2007 - $16.00
Okay, here is the 411 on this campground. First let me say the good. It was absolutely beautiful. The trees are huge. The air is clean. The camp host was the friendliest we have ever experienced. All of the sites are spread out, so it is nice and quiet. They allowed fires and they have bathrooms (no showers). In the actually town Green Valley which is about 1 mile from the campground, is a little lake. We rented a row boat and a paddle boat. They have a pay beach for swimming and picnics. The fishing there is great. They stocked it the day before we got there. Now the bad. We did not fit into our site #8. According to "Reserveamerica" we did, and our site was considered an RV site. Luckily they had 2 more sites to choose from. We tried site 24 and after 2 attempts decided to try site 25. No joke we tried 6 times. The camp host moved a wooden barrier for us and we finally made it in. I think we both have permanent sweat stains. This CG is not for anyone over 24 feet. According to the host, it was originally set up for tents only and now they let RV and TT in, but she said she has to turn people way because the internet is wrong on the site lengths. We would definitely recommend this campground, if you fit. - seeshell
38955 Oak Glen Rd Yucaipa, California 92399 (map) | (909) 790-1801
Sites: 183 | Latest Rate: $1.00 | 13 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $1.00
My review is to put to rest the negative reviews. We toured this site for our annual family coming up the August and even during a week day the park had a number of sites occupied. All of the facility areas were clean an maintained. Restrooms were easily accessible and game room, group room were clean. Management was very helpful in assisting me to determine if this campground would fit our needs. I have to say that I was impressed and the reunion committee will be making the final decision. Hopefully they will feel the same way I do. - Susan Ollson
Sep 2016 - $10.00
Found this park online on another website. Reviews were not flattering. This park is undergoing some improvements and the staff is hard working and personable. It is a good park with easy access. There is no Wi-Fi and cell customers for Verizon and Sprint will be disappointed. T-Mobile worked great. The permanent residents are in another section of the park. The park is very laid back. There is a bar/restaurant on site open to the public and families. Will do this again. - PCH Warrior
Aug 2014 - $14.00
RPI rate. I have to say this is an interesting RV Park. If RPI had a merit system which RV parks were rated, rather than the available amenities, Oak Glen Resort would be in trouble. It appears the park is having the dollars sucked out of it, and someone is letting it go. The employees are very accommodating, friendly and treat the guest very well. The shower/restroom was clean and looked nice. The individual sites, interior roads are in extremely poor condition. Pot holes, weeds, and just an unkempt appearance throughout the park. Which is split into 2 sections, one for weekend or temporary guest and one for the permanent residents. A sign saying private road end of the resort separates the 2 parks. The Parks web site said it has 182 campsites, which most are in the private residence area, which I have to admit looked like it might be better maintained, which doesn't say much. The web site also claims it has a restaurant, I didn't see it or any of the buildings that could hold it didn't look like a place I would eat at. The park is nestled in a nice mountainous area and they have a tiny village of a restaurant and kiosk, petting zoo, train and some craft stores, nice for the first time but nothing like Julian area, for those who know that area. Overall the employees were very good but I didn't leave anything there. Wi-Fi is available at $2 per night but I kept getting knocked off and had to re-login. And as an RPI guest which I had to pay an extra $4 service fee? don't understand that. - Zgork
33900 Oak Glen Rd Yucaipa, California 92399 (map) | (909) 790-3127
Sites: 42 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 34 Reviews
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Feb 2017 - $40.00
The park and campsite were very nice. Our site was nice and long and allowed us to park our 4Runner in front of our A frame. There are three small artificial lakes where people can fish, and families can play in warmer weather. There were lots of water fowl and other birds to watch. At night the coyotes put on quite a song-fest. Many of the surrounding mountains were snow-capped during our February stay. All in all a lovely spot.
We arrived on a Thursday night. On Friday, place filled up with people who fished and families. This is near many urban areas, so the place got busy even in February. I suspect it is packed in summer. The major downside was the bathroom/shower facilities. The one next to our site did not have electricity during our stay, hence no light at night and no hot water. We were directed to another facility which had hot water, but was far from clean and really worn out. It's too bad that an otherwise lovely spot should be marred by the shoddy bathrooms and shower maintenance and cleaning. - Walter48
Oct 2016 - $40.00
Stayed in space 30. Our first visit. The good: easy to back into; great mountain views; neighbors not too close (large grass areas between sites); quiet (no school noise); dark at night (no school lights); close to restrooms/showers (did not use showers); Verizon & sat TV worked well; trash cans nearby. The bad: no fire pit; sprinklers every night sprayed truck & left puddles; evening gnats; gophers & holes. The ugly: space 30 appears on the map to be closest to a footbridge to the lakes/community park, but the bridge actually goes to a long slope that would be dangerous to cross. Instead, you walk a good distance on a trail to an access point. Due to a poorly marked/maintained official entrance to that trail south of space 30, the RV park users constantly walked and biked through space 30 - the staff had placed two old broken wooden barricades across the back of the space (to keep people out?) but no one paid attention to them. A friendly couple, who camp here often, warned us it was much worse on weekends, holidays and summertime (we were there Mon-Thu). We also want to note the previous campers appeared to enjoy cigarettes, beer, wine and toothpicks in plastic wrappers and not cleaning up after themselves. Bottom line: We enjoyed our stay and will return, but get a different site in the same section. - mccougar
Aug 2016 - $41.00
We had a lovely stay at this Yucaipa Regional Park. There are two sections for RV's. Section one is heavily treed, but the trade off is the site backs up to a rather busy street, so I would suspect noise could be an issue. We stayed in the other section and while trees were sparse, the view of the desert mountains was very pretty. Sites are asphalt and #23 required very little leveling. Full hook ups were well spaced and in good working order. Each site has an uncovered concrete patio with a large picnic table and Bar-b-q pit. We dusted for ants, but they were not bad. During the week, we almost had the park to ourselves, but by Friday evening every site was taken. However, the sites are so generously spaced that we never felt overrun and everyone was considerate and noise was not a problem. The grounds, hiking/walking trails, roads, and outbuildings were well maintained and landscaped nicely. We would definitely stay here again. - the Fishers
Daley Canyon Road Rimforest, California 92378 (map) | (909) 337-3715
Sites: 93 | Latest Rate: $33.00 | 4 Reviews
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Jun 2011 - $33.00
Great state campground! Super clean and nice. Only reason for the 9 is wi-fi and phone don't work well (Our wifi, campground does not offer) and no pull through sites. All sites are back in and noise does carry, so some groups can be loud. Also, they now charge $5 if you disconnect your tow car coming up the windy mountain roads, which is silly! It was clear it was our tow car, and we followed the RV in. Guess it's part of the way our state is trying to make up lost revenue. This books up fast as there are not a lot of electric sites. Sites are spacious and just plain nice! Thank you to the crew who really cares and takes care of it. - Dank
Sep 2009 - $33.00
This was our first time camping in a travel trailer and Dogwood turned out to be a great choice. We stayed mid-week because that was the only time we could get in. Everyone we met was friendly and the evenings and mornings were quiet and cool in September. The entire San Bernardino State Park is beautiful and is already pulling us to return in the fall. Very clean and a great experience. We will stay again. - Bigreptile
Jun 2009 - $32.00
This is a wonderful campground! Just wish it had more spots for larger RVs with hookups too. It's very rustic, but nature at it's best. It's also very hard to get in, we certainly could use more RV available places to go around Lake Arrowhead area! It's well maintained and the staff has always been very friendly and helpful. - Dank
Rimforest Skyforest, California 92378 (map) | (909) 382-2600
Sites: 94 | Latest Rate: $48.00 | 7 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $48.00
A beautiful location up in the mountains, but not for the faint-hearted or for vehicles prone to overheating. The drive entails 16 miles up a switchback road, precipitous drop-offs on one side. I drive a 40-foot rig, and some of the hairpin turns meant using both lanes!
Once there, the place is isolated, tranquil, beautiful. Our wooded campsite was isolated enough that we didn't see anybody except the park ranger soon after we arrived. Shower house was an easy 1/4 mile walk, nice hot showers, spacious shower stalls, everything clean.
Apart from the drive there, the only 2 negatives were that my GPS tried to take me in the back way, through a footpath (not the park's fault, but ended in a narrow cul-de-sac), then when we left, no exit signs! We were driving round loops not designed for a 40-foot RV for about 15 minutes till we found the camp host who gave us directions out. - RV-Roamer
Oct 2014 - $38.00
We have stayed at this forested campground years ago and decided to come back for a visit. Our site was sloped quite a bit from back to front, which caused the front wheels of our MH to be off of the ground. The trees were very close and our front door opened between two trees, which made it kind of an obstacle course getting in and out of the door. All of the usable space was behind the rig. The 50 amp service worked well, and there was a water faucet close enough to the rig so I could get water at the site using about 75' of water hose. The big negative for me was the addition of the new "pay dump station" at the front entry. The price of the park was pricey in itself for the lack of full hook ups, but the new dump station charges a $10 per dump fee whether you are staying in the park or not. I stayed 5 days in the park, and brought a gray water tote to allow for the extended stay. I was shocked by $10 per use fee for registered campers. $2 to $3 would have been reasonable, but $10 is just ripping off the public. In my opinion, these unreasonably high fees will just encourage campers to illegally dump there gray water on the ground. I will not stay here again just because of the dump fee. - SargeW
Oct 2009 - $33.00
This is a nice quiet campground nestled in the woods. All of the RV spaces are paved. However, they are not level. Our space was close to level side-to-side, but the tongue on the front of our trailer was almost on the ground to get it level front to back. There was not too much level ground even near the picnic table. Inconvenient, but not terrible. We still managed to enjoy the outdoors, and not all of the spaces were like that. The facility is well maintained and the staff is extremely friendly and helpful. There is ample space between the sites, and the surrounding trees make each space seem very secluded. We had a spot with an electric hookup and there was water nearby. They also have a dump station at the checkout. Overall, we liked this place and we'll be back. Next time bringing more leveling blocks. - Linerider


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When Namibia gained independence from South Africa in March 1990, Pretoria kept Walvis Bay and President F W de Klerk's government said the enclave would not be returned. But the African National Congress and its allies forced the issue before the multi-party negotiating forum and the government was made to concede its return.
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My name is Cheryl Killian, and I am the artist here at Raggedy Scrappin.
I live with my beautiful blended family, on a 5 acre mini farm called "FrankenFarms" where we also make healing salves and soap. You can visit our other site at Franken Farms.
Our Company was born from the love of drawing. As a child I would draw on anything I could. I passed the time watching my Mother watercolor mice and mushrooms to create beautiful greeting cards, and decided then, an artist, is what I wanted to be. I traveled many artistic roads to get here…. Along the way I found clay, wood, paint and much more. I wrote 4 decorative painting books and still didn't feel like I had found the niche I was looking for. Until one day, I picked up a mouse. Not the furry little squirmy kind, but the sleek, one wheeled little black mouse that was amazement to me. With no pen or paper I began to create whimsical little people, creatures and lands, and tuck them away to live in the safety of my computer. I began to share them with others and realized that these little people that called my computer home were loved by many. And that is how Raggedy Scrappin was born. Now my little people live with many of the wonderful friends I have met along my journey. They live and play in their computers and make them smile when they come out to visit.
It has been a sad few days...
Someone I love very much decided that the only way he could run from the
demons he was facing, was by committing suicide. And I am writing this because
I know too many of our loved ones are running from the same demons Caleb was.
I can only pray that through hearing my words someone out there will be able
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Methamphetamines, Methadone, Hydrocodone, Oxycontins etc.. Realize you too are
running a losing race with your own demons. Caleb Gillihan was a 24 year old,
wonderful, loving human being who had 2 beautiful baby girls, and was soon to
be a father for the third time. He loved his babies, he loved his family, he
loved his girlfriend. He had so much to offer this world, so much potential,
he was smart and artistic, and was truly a beautiful soul. But, drugs got a hold
of him, and they held on tight. No one, not his family, friends girlfriend or
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you have forced everyone who cares to distance themselves, you will lose
everything that you ever held dear, and the only friends you will have left
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realization that this madness has to stop, and if your lucky, you will still
have enough common sense left to reach out to those who love you and ask for
help. Or you will do like Caleb did, and run as fast as you can and Jump.....
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decision, one that left everyone who loved him, his family, friends and most
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IN PEACE, my precious Caleb. You deserve to at least finally have peace.
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This is the little boy I fed and diapered, chased around the house, and who
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