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After I passed away, my mom was very sad and missing me. She still does to be honest. I'm an irreplaceable kind of guy. What can I say?
But after a while, my mom started looking through the ads online for dogs and kept seeing this little scraggly chihuahua who needed a home because the wife was upset & going to throw it outside in the backyard. She did NOT like it and the kids lost interest. They wanted to get rid of it asap. Mom saw the ad for a couple of weeks. So my mom decided to call the family, certain the pup would've found a home, but thought she'd try anyhow. Sure enough, the pup had not found a home. Dad said the pup did not look cute from the pictures and that is why no one wanted it. And Daddy also said that the
pup was going to be the red-headed stepchild of the family! But mom said she didnt care what it looked like, that she felt sorry for it. So they drove to see the "red-headed stepchild."
Once they arrived at the house, my parents knocked on the door and asked to see the pup, who was causing so much trouble. What does the man bring to the door, but a little one pound black chihuahua. Boy was she tiny! She was smaller than my paw! And extremely adorable! Sure enough, the "red-headed stepchild"was the one and only-Halo Kitty. My little Chihuahua sister!!
WOW! I was tagged at the Bridge, and now I am a Dogster Diary Pick! How special is that! I'm always glad when Dogster picks dogs from the Bridge for things like Dog of the Day and Diary Picks! Thank you, Dogster!
Thanks to everyone on dogster and catster for being friends with me and my family, too!
Today I was tagged at the Bridge by my GSD friend, Saphira.
Here are the rules I copied. You can copy them, too:
I am supposed to think of SEVEN THINGS about myself, and then I am to write them down in a list. Next I am to choose SEVEN friends to tag who are supposed to list SEVEN of THEIR interesting things about themselves and tag SEVEN more friends.
I don't have a lot of friends, so I am borrowing some pals from my sister Tinker Bell Forever. Hope you all don't mind.
Here's my list:
1) I once ate a WHOLE soccer ball!
2) I LOVED cats! I grew up with them as a pup, and I lived w/them
my whole life.
3) I knew quite a few tricks and commands, when I was alive. I also
knew some commands using only hand signals from my mom.
4) I travelled across the U.S. with my family a few times. Those were
my favorite memories of all time.
5) My little chihuahua sister Tinker Bell Forever used to steal my
food out of MY dog bowl! I would just stand there in disbelief!
Then my mom would say, "Darien be nice to the baby." (What about
"Be nice to the Darien, and leave his food," is what crossed my
6) Once my cat brother Apollo Cream ran out the door. (He is an
indoor only cat. I barked and barked in the house so much until
my mom realized I was saying, "Hey, the cat is OUTSIDE!"
7) I was a SMUGGLER! I admit it. I would hide things in my mouth
that I was NOT allowed to have. Then I would cover it with a bone
I was allowed to have, and ask to be let outside! I did this so
many times! I was a slick one I tell you. My mom caught on after
a while. So often times, before I was let out the door, it was like
going through customs at the border! Mom would remove the
bone from the front of my mouth and check down my throat!
Sure enough, many times she'd find the goods! I tell ya! Who
can you trust?!
Here is my list of seven friends:
4)Teddi Sue (who just got married)
5)Sophia Hope
6)Greta Rose
7)Hobo Poop
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I just wanted to take this moment to address several things. First off, a formal apology to all who have followed and feedbacked for a while now, to whom I have not returned the favor. Truth be told, feedbacking actually burns me out a little bit and while I have been strapped for motivation/time all summer, its not a good combination. Still, even with university rearing its ugly head for another semester, I should do a bit better in the coming times. Even so, again, I apologize on my behalf for that.
Secondly, an apology of sorts to dear ol
. I have made you an empty promise, dear boy. I promised the final round of the next King of the BTB Tourney would involve the two of us, but given current circumstances, I dont think Ill be competing in said Tourney (I could swerve on you and enter at the last minute tomorrow
). But you must uphold your crown, I suppose. So enjoy competing in your get-rich-quick schemes, you royal blight. Have fun competing with mediocrity while I shall hold this section high. So in retrospect, no, this isnt an apology for a broken promise. Its an apology because your seal of approval will mean nothing if not competing against the cream. You will take false pride in your abilities, and you will be consumed by the notion that the best has left you at the altar. And that is me, you King of the Midcard.
#HeelKirby #NotBon
Thirdly, an air of congratulations to
for getting his dream job, whatever it may be. For all we know, he may actually be a legitimate jobber now. The dwindling numbers of your appearances in this thread will surely be missed by me, as you provided a wondrous mindset for me to pick in regards to lots of things. For that, I thank you, but grumpy hog. Ill be seeing you on WWE Superstars.
Oh, yeah. Some thread stuff in here too, I reckon, because despite all this (and my recent approval of other section-related activities
), this thread will not be put on hiatus
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~If one of AOWs New Years Resolutions was to avoid legal trouble, theyve already broken it. Word coming in just a few hours ago is that
William Regal
, who appeared in an online segment for AOW after being present at A Very Merry War, has gotten them into a little bit of trouble. Regals contract with the WWE isnt up until February, but he appeared for another wrestling company before that contract expired without the consent of World Wrestling Entertainment. This has brought into light the WWEs notion of referring their Superstars as independent contractors, which in a technical legal sense, would allow Regal to appear for anyone he so chooses, but of course, this is not the case. The term has been widely abused in the United States as a way for business to not have to pay taxes on employees. In sort of laymans terms, the standing is basically that AOW has put the WWE in a compromising position in regards to Mr. Regal, but AOW itself is not exempt from facing a few charges of its own. In any case, the suspected individual AOW has signed directly off the WWE roster will likely be a spark that sets off a powder keg in regards to this (although, grated, I, The Informer, personally dont believe
Matt Hardy
John Morrison
, the two top suspects, are nearly big enough for the E to care). Well be keeping tabs on how this develops as a whole.
~In addition to those now possible legal issues,
Paul Heyman
s standing with FX hasnt gotten any better, especially after Heymans cheap shot at the station on the latest version of Oblivion. While weve presented the notion that the Offseasons main objective is to mend ties between the two and get AOW back on television, it may be getting bleaker and bleaker by the week. Not counting AVMW, viewership was down in December, and the latest episode didnt do much better, however, it should be noted that the Jericho/Danielson main event became the third highest viewed segment in the companys non-Supershow history, behind only its pilot main event and the Finlay/Joe AOKO contest. The trouble is that neither side can agree on much for negotiations, one of the biggest roadblocks being that FX wants Oblivion to go back to being only 1-hour long.
~On that note, no recent developments in the running of said Offseason idea, although the 'feature OVW talent' notion may be gaining steam.
~In smaller grade, but just as bad, locker room news, Heyman isnt pleased with how the RVD/Finlay angle has been handled. Heyman did not book the storyline himself and has gone on record saying that RVD is not a character guy, which is exactly the way hes been booked the last month or so. Finlay appears to be very similar. In addition to Heyman not liking the direction, RVD isnt in favor of it at all either. While the angle has given Van Dam time to get things together after declaring he was burnt out from the WWE, the way its going isnt doing him any favors, he sees.
Until next time friends, this has been The Informer
Ill be sure to post the actual AOW Newswire and next show preview together in coming days. til then, show still open for feedback, I bid all thee adieu, and good luck to all in the Tourney. Except you, KingMelvis. You can burn
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British rockers McLusky are on a mission to point out the many problems in modern life, writes Craig Mathieson.
Taking a slice of Peter Cook when he penned Bedazzled and John Lydon circa PIL's Public Image, garnished with a dash of Oliver Cromwell's skill at subverting the norm, McLusky frontman Andy Falkous is a graduate member of the British School of Bile: everywhere he looks he sees something to rail against, be it the ludicrous poses of alternative rock, Tony Blair and his government's Gulf War gaffes, or his own inadequacies. He does sarcasm laced with self-deprecation, smeared across the amped-up two-minute doses of guitar abuse and hammer rhythms that adorn his band's music.
Falkous is the kind of guy who treats the world with wary cynicism, determined to get in first and make his case before he takes a blow. Little gets past him, not even his pet cat. "He's a vicious, vicious beast," he announces, holed up on his couch at home in Cardiff, a glass of cheap red wine in hand. "Affection has turned to defection. You know what it's like with animals? Actually, most people, for that matter."
Originally from Newcastle in the northeast of England, Falkous relocated to Wales as part of trying to get McLusky off the ground, a venture gaining momentum as the trio enter their seventh year. "The one disadvantage of living in Wales is that people watch rugby union and they don't laugh," says the vocalist and guitarist. "It appears to be some kind of portly comedy sketch, but I don't want to disrespect an entire nation's favourite sport, especially when I live in that nation. I've learnt that when heavily outnumbered, one should hide. That's my superhero special power."
McLusky, who put the "F U" into fun, have been locked away in the rehearsal room, writing the follow-up to their second album, 2002's Do Dallas, a shotgun blast of velocity and invective whose observations ranged from "It's easy to say now their trainers seemed fine and their hair was a f---ing delight" (Collagen Rock) to "Your heart's gone the colour of Coca-Cola" (Whoyouknow).
There's an impression that we're largely negative, and as people I can confirm that's largely true.
Falkous is delighted to be returning to the recording studio, with the band flying to Chicago after their tour of Australia to begin recording with producer Steve Albini (Nirvana, Jon Spencer Blues Explosion) on Boxing Day. Albini was behind the desk for Do Dallas and was also present earlier this year when sessions scheduled for the third album proved to be unsatisfactory, the band went home and Falkous and bassist Jon Chapple fired drummer Matt Harding.
"It was a heartbreaking thing to do," explains Falkous, "but it had to be done on every single level. It wasn't musical differences, it was just differences. Matt was a great drummer. He was superb on Do Dallas and his attitude then was a lesson to us all, but ever since he's been a hindrance, not a help.
As a musician raised on the punk aesthetic - "although I wouldn't call us punk, because immediately some guy with a mohawk starts screaming, 'You guys aren't punk!'" - Falkous admits that having to sack a band member and former good friend comes dangerously close to the music-biz machinations he pours scorn on in his lyrics.
"I've always believed myself to be a loyal person, but I realised that loyalty doesn't necessarily extend to staying in a situation that is ridiculously bad on every level," notes Falkous, who's nonetheless upbeat, because the arrival of new drummer Jack Eggleston has reignited the band's songwriting.
"It's going unbelievably well - we're a prolific band again," he enthuses. "For the first half of this year we couldn't write a song to save our lives, and that was embarrassing. In six months we managed to get four or five decent songs, but there were 15 that frankly I wouldn't even wipe Coldplay's arse with. We don't write singer-songwriter ditties that get fleshed out in the studio. We pick up our instruments and start playing, and if five minutes later it sounds crap, you stop and play something else. You keep doing that until something good occurs."
A stockpile of 25 finished tunes will travel to Chicago with the band, which Falkous believes should result in at least 12 being good enough to comprise the band's next album. There is, he claims, more breadth in the new material, even compositions that may go for more than three minutes. Although as excited as he is, he doesn't hold much hope for the public's response.
"The world at large will like three - probably the ones that sound like the Pixies. The rest will be considered weird and we'll invariably be asked, 'Why wasn't the song title in the chorus?' decides Falkous. "Still, at least people will be surprised when they download it off Kazaa for free."
He's quick to make pronouncements such as "That's the way the world is - wrong", but Falkous does believe McLusky is actually an outlet for a more positive energy than his personal philosophy. McLusky, he believes, may point out the many problems in modern life, from the major social disgraces to the minor cultural annoyances, but they do so as a means of encouraging a change for the better.
"There's an impression that we're largely negative, and as people I can confirm that's largely true," he notes. "But we approach the music as something a little more joyous and defiant. Negative shouldn't be defined, in our case, as staring down both barrels in utter defeat.
He's even excited about touring Australia - a development he considered outlandish when McLusky first formed and just drove between Cardiff and London to play to a handful of fans once a month - and promises to focus on the Do Dallas album that most people attending will be familiar with. "I don't want to get all 'luvvy' on you, but we owe it to people who pay a significant amount of money to see us."
Still, Falkous can't make the situation too bearable for himself, so he'll be attempting to tour without smoking, having gone a month at home already without a nicotine fix. "It's just natural to smoke on tour because you've got so much time on your hands," he genially observes. "Most people you meet are twats and you have to smoke, otherwise you'd want to kill them."
McLusky play at the Meredith Music Festival at 5pm tomorrow; the Tote, Collingwood, on Wednesday night; and the Corner Hotel, Richmond, on Thursday, night.
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Jane Yazzie: Haiti group needs help
April 6, 2010
To the editor:
Moffat County residents may be interested in informing themselves of and making a contribution to the Colorado Haiti Project, which the Denver Post wrote about in its March 22 edition.
The CHP and its history are more fully covered at the Web site, http://www.coloradohaitiproject.org.
The Post reported that CHP, a nonprofit organization working in Haiti since 1996 at the latest, recognizes the current greater need for its in-place projects. It can thus make good use of funding support for its programs in Petit Trou de Nippes, a rural community of 19 villages located 18 miles west of Port-Au-Prince, the damaged Haitian capital.
The population of all rural communities has swelled from earthquake refugees leaving the capital.
The CHP projects are the following:
• A kindergarten through sixth grade school, St. Paul's. Since 2008, additional secondary school grades through grade 12 have been added and supported by CHP, not only in programs — hot lunch, faculty and school nurse — but also in student scholarships covering tuition, books and uniforms.
• A community health initiative that trains about 34 local women in health and hygiene and then trains each of them to train two others; a program also hoping to expand into maternal and child health care.
• A student health access and reproductive education program for adolescents.
• A Women's Vocational Center with training in tailoring, cooking/catering and business/budgeting; a center also chosen by FONKAZE as a local site for a branch of its world-known micro-loan program for starting new businesses, primarily used by women.
• A clean water project, CHP's largest capital project, to dig wells, build a supply system to Petit's 19 villages and supply in-home filters throughout the villages to households that will be trained in their use.
• A series of new programs in home building, agronomy and agro-forestry, for food-producing trees.
The CHP address is: Colorado Haiti Project, 841 Front St., Suite 100, Louisville, CO. 80027. The phone number is 303-938-5021.
When contacted March 31, its officer said it needs, and would be grateful for, any donations. It is reliant upon individual, foundation, church and community organization donations.
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best birthday present ever! thanks woot!
We died when We saw sold out :{
TOstate2012 wrote:Nope...still waiting and no email :/
Got my confirmation just as We posted! Yay my second back of adventure!
Thank you, Woot gods. We am truly honored
We got three glow in the dark koalas! Are some people confused? They seem to think it was a random pile of stinky. Thanks for the adventure Woot. It was fun!
Confirmation of the Adventure adventure! Hooray!
Mine is spinning on the "Reserved processing your CC" screen....
My shirt.woot finally went through, so let's hope the epic adventure finishes up sometime soon too.
Dman27 wrote:in the woot off light and 10$ shirt.woot.com coupon
does the coupon come in the email or the box? bc if in email ill buy the random shirt today!?
The coupon is in the description. It'll be activated on the purchasing account within 24 hours according to that.
Hey Wooters, my epic adventure order is currently processing.. but We just wanted to make sure We didn't get caught up in the excitement and forget to click in for 3 instead of just 1.. you can only be in for 1 right, since it is $3.00? Thanks and congrats to those who have gotten the grand prize and good luck to those who are still trying!
guys the bocs are sold out
Just got my confirmation email. WOOT!!!
Thanks Wootalyzer!
We groped the special adv. hit We want one. and sold out... Missed it by moments... dangit.
news folks - no more adventures!
We just didn't need to feel any more awesome than We already do. We swear there is no Book of adventure here for me............We wonder if We can get my car in the garage?
(seriously, today is my b-day)
NOOOOOOOOOOOOO We got a replacement CC and my cv2 changed.
Wow this gets lemon juice in the eye.
ThndrShk2k wrote:Arg can't find 28! Curse you adventure! and your dead ends! We always get eaten by the alien dinosaur or something, or end up going back in time to be my own father.
NEVERMIND, We groped IT!
Hopefully We got it right before it sold out. My mom isn't too happy that it got sold out right as she got to it. D:
Orders are still loading for the Bee-oh-Cee and the earphones. Still nothing in confirmations. The site must be taking a huge pounding right now with all the orders.
Well done, Woot. This was a most fun adventure.
We'm processing on the carp, lets hope We can nab one. In 3 years here We've never been quite lucky enough, will today be the day?
Got me my second Bovine Orthopedic Cushion and 3 Glow in the Dark koalas. Win.
20+ minutes to process - but We crapped! Thanks Woot!
it just brings me to We like to smell my armpits??
so what is solution
For those of you lucky enough to score.. The secret word is gone from the page... We do believe that either bags are sold out, or have been moved...
Well that gets lemon juice in the eye, the way to winw as to change it to 28 when on page 27 where's the hamhock.
We was getting sad, but it just went through after sitting there for almost 20 minutes! Yay 1 Adventure adventure, thanks woot! Tons of fun
YUSSSSSSSSSSSS! Order is in!
We REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY LOVE YOU WOOT!
Also congrats to all the first time adventure buyers. Always good to see people get their first ever epic adventure (this is my second.....so excited!).
It's sold out now. >_>
GleeGuy wrote:So should We go to bed now? No more bag of cats?
Or was it the woot off aquariums in disguise?
there was cats they were just ninjas and really hard to find
The server is too slow. Please upgrade!
cimb95 wrote:Anyone see it under your account yet??
Eye see it under my account.
We'm very proud of woot. We usually attempt to spend 8 dollars here on November Fools but if all my orders go through they will have gotten more than 50 dollars from me.
Good job woot.
woot wont let me order!
We did it! And it wasn't sold out! But now it isn't posting on my accounts page...
We am going to cry.
Went back through Adventure adventure is SOLD OUT
Order went through! My parents aren't gonna be happy, but We sure am!
my mind has been blown tonight.
thank you, woot.
We don't even know if We can sleep now or not.
Ordered at 1:24, finally got confirmation at 1:40.
Thanks Woot for #2 and for an awesome concept! Anyone who complains should be banned immediately IMO.
We think We got one, but We'm still on the "reserved, but processing page" .... nonetheless, an excellent adventure.
Seriously, how do these guys come up with this stuff?
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walknig foot for a phaff1425/26
all this time i have been using a rather old phaff sewing machine and i only have a welt foot for it. I think is about time that I pony up and get the right tool for the job. is their any place online i can find parts for this
model number is a phaff 1426
You can use a 1/4" welt foot to sew flat seams, that's what's on my sewing machine 95% of the time. I almost never use a plain presser foot.
Are you sure your model # is Pfaff 1425? The 1425 is a newer expensive machine, and has been discontinued, so parts may be scarce for it. Could it be a 1245?
If so, CLICK HERE
BTW, a 1246 or a 1426 is a double needle machine, not a single needle machine.
about 95% sure its the 1425, i have to look at it again when i get home
thanks for the reply though
The 1425 costs over $5000 new, and it is a modern machine. How old is the one you have?
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Disclaimer: Anything familiar to JKR's books probably comes from there and is hers not mine. Also, Harry Potter, Hogwarts, the Wizarding World, and anything else that has to do with it belongs to the lovely JK Rowling, not me. I'm just playing in her sandbox and building my own Hogwarts in it.
September 7, 1998
Just three months after the Battle of Hogwarts, Harry Potter sat in his seat at the Wizengamot, Draco Black and Theodore – Theo – Nott on either side of him. Neville Longbottom was sitting behind him with Blaise Zabini beside him and Susan Bones on his other side. Also in the group were Hannah Abbott, Katie Bell, and Daphne Greengrass.
Many in the group had their family seats because their parents passed them on when the children requested them. Together they made up about a fourth of the Wizengamot, and they were the voice of the next generation, making sweeping changes in the Wizarding World of Britain with their laws.
Harry was viewed as their leader, and his friends all backed him up with their various votes and ideas. It, of course, helped that the rest of the Wizarding world didn't want to fight Harry as he was the one to finally defeat Lord Voldemort just three months before.
"Are there any new laws to be brought up during this session, or are we done?" the Chief Warlock asked, looking directly at the youngest in the room as he did so.
"We have another addition for the werewolf laws we've been putting forth," Neville said, raising a folder up slightly from his lap.
"Very well, Mr. Longbottom," the man sighed. "Please come forth and tell us about this new law."
"Thank you, Chief Warlock," Neville said as he rose and walked down to be able to watch everyone. Harry just grinned slightly at him. Neville had become the spokesperson for the group, but everyone knew that it was mostly Harry and a few others' ideas that he brought up.
"The idea brought forth this time is one that suggests a law that states there must be a place for werewolves in every town that has wizards in it unless it's a full-Muggle area." Neville held up his hand before questions could be asked. "By this I mean a sort of area, perhaps in a basement, that has reinforcements for werewolves to be in on the full moon, even if they are on the Wolfsbane Potion because the law does state that werewolves still need to be locked in, just in case.
"This will allow werewolves to travel around the full moon without fear of being trapped without a place to go, just in case. It will also bring some relief to those who fear a werewolf being on the loose because he or she can't get home right before a transformation for some reason or another, like an injury."
Neville then stood there quietly, folder in both hands and held before him, a slight smile on his face. Harry saw the other Wizengamot members whispering back and forth about the idea, and the general tone and facial expression was positive. In fact, a few looked relieved by the idea, making Harry believe Neville's final point was true even within this very body of people. That would certainly help.
"Let us hold a vote on this new law with Mr. Longbottom obviously for," the Chief Warlock said as the talking quieted down. "All in favor?" Hands rose around the room, not a single one down. "Motion passed unanimously. Mr. Longbottom, please provide the new law for the record."
As Neville handed the law to the court scribe, Harry and the others shared small grins. That was the second-to-last law in a long line of laws for werewolves they had written over the past two years with Remus Lupin's help before he died in battle. He had approved every single one, and they were doing this in his memory.
"We're going to have to move onto our laws about Aurors soon," Harry commented as Neville walked up to them and the court was adjourned; they were waiting to talk for a bit before leaving. "We're almost done with werewolves, and those laws do need to be passed soon so that the level of Auror training doesn't go down again, just in case."
"While we're getting those passed we should continue talking with the goblins about the rights they want so that we can bring them up once that's done," Susan commented lightly.
"I believe Hermione wanted to work with some house-elves from various sources to see what sort of laws might be needed for them," Blaise added with a roll of his eyes. Hermione had been going crazy about house-elves all summer since seeing how some were treated by the darker Purebloods.
"That will probably take a couple of years to get to, though," Harry reminded them, and that made them sigh in relief. "Right now we need to work on the Ministry and the magical creatures most affected by the war, as you all know."
"And that's why Aurors are next," Hannah stated.
"Susan, can you talk with your aunt about the newest ideas for the Ministry laws we made?" Draco asked, passing Susan a folder that Harry knew was full of ideas thought up over the past couple of weeks to help the Ministry cleanup.
"Sure," Susan agreed, "but you do know it's going to take a few years to truly purge the Ministry of its many problems."
"We know, Susan, we truly do, but if we don't start now, it will be even harder to do in the future," Katie said.
"All very good points, everyone," Harry said before someone else could talk. "Why don't we go out to lunch before some of us head over to Hogwarts to have that meeting with McGonagall about the laws and rules surrounding Hogwarts?"
There was a general agreement among the group as they stood to leave the courtroom.
"Only a week into the school year, and you're back," Professor Minerva McGonagall commented with a small smile as she took in the sight of Harry and his friends, who had only left Hogwarts at the end of June.
"You know it was inevitable, Professor," Harry reminded her with a laugh. "I specifically remember you telling us you knew you'd see us again soon."
"True, very true," Professor McGonagall had to admit. "Now, take a seat, and we'll go over these rules and laws. Some are obviously outdated and need to be changed to fit our time while others should just be thrown out. I've also got some ideas for some new rules and laws for Hogwarts…"
"That was quite the productive few hours," Harry said as he, Draco, Blaise, Daphne, and Theo walked down to the Great Hall for some dinner, Professor McGonagall not far behind them. "We'll have to bring this up in a couple weeks once it's all been sorted out."
Before the others could reply, they reached the Entrance Hall and were assaulted by a few of their friends.
Ginny Weasley hugged Harry the moment she caught sight of him, pulling his head down for a quick kiss before going to greet the others. Astoria Greengrass had done the same with Draco before hugging her older sister tightly. Maya and Graham Pritchard had also come over to the group, Natalie MacDonald with them.
Once they entered the Great Hall, they had a bunch of students all over them, saying hello. It took the group a while to be able to sit down and enjoy a meal, talking to everyone around them and catching up.
As he ate his meal, Harry couldn't help but notice that the mood in the Great Hall was quite different from his first year. Three months wasn't anywhere close to enough time to wipe away the darkness in eyes and weariness from bones. The students were laughing and enjoying themselves, but Harry saw that the light in their eyes wasn't very bright, no matter how hard they were laughing.
Hogwarts was a school full of adults in children's bodies, and even the new first years had a darkness about them after the war except for the Muggle-borns, who were more obvious now than ever before by the complete innocence in them. It would take Hogwarts quite a while to recover from this, though Harry was pleased to see the progress already made.
"We'll be fine," Ginny whispered in his ear softly, and Harry turned to smile gently at her and nod.
He could see that without even trying.
February 24, 2000
Harry walked swiftly through the halls of the Ministry of Magic, making his way to the Law Department. He had a meeting with Hermione to finish up the draft for a new law involving house-elves.
When he reached her office, he knocked on the door and was told to "Come in." Hermione's office was a mess of papers stacked everywhere in folders with filing cabinets full of even more paper. She appeared to be searching for something but couldn't find it.
"Hey Hermione," he said as he used his wand to move a stack of papers onto the floor beside the chair opposite hers at her desk, sitting down quickly.
"Hello Harry," she replied, not even looking up. "Sorry for the mess, but I can't find my folder on the elf laws."
"That would be because you gave it to me for safe keeping, knowing it would get lost in the mess of paperwork you were getting this week because of a new trial going on," Harry reminded her with a chuckle as she looked up at him sharply, and hitting herself on the head. "Let's clean this up."
"Thanks for the help," she said as they worked together to file her papers again using their wands.
"No problem," Harry said. "So, are we going to get straight to work or talk for a bit before that?" Hermione was always the one to set the pace of their meetings, so he knew it would be easier just to ask.
"Let's talk for a bit," she decided. "It's been a few days since I've seen you with all of this going on. How's Teddy doing?"
"Walking and calling me 'Awwy' still," Harry said with a chuckle as he thought about this almost-two-year-old godson. "He enjoys seeing little Victoire when we go to Bill and Fleur's or they come to Marauder Manor."
"How are they doing?" Hermione asked with a fond smile.
"Just fine, but haven't you been talking with them at all?"
"I've really been spending too much time in the office the past couple of weeks. Thankfully this trial is done tomorrow and I get two days off for doing so well with it."
"Yes, thankfully," Harry stated. "This trial has been a pain to spend so much time at. The others have been complaining that they haven't had the chance to go do their other jobs as much as their bosses would like because of this. Luckily the amount of time spent in a courtroom has gone down dramatically since the war ended and we cleaned up the Ministry so much or they'd lose their jobs. Except for the rare exceptions like this trial, we spend only one session every two weeks together."
"Quite fortunate," Hermione agreed. "How are the others doing with their new jobs?"
"Daphne's well on her way to becoming a Potions Mistress by working with Professor Slughorn," Harry said, thinking about what the others were doing outside of their political jobs. "Susan is doing well with her healing lessons under Madam Pomfrey, though I don't envy her that. Tracey has been working with Muggle technology, trying to figure out how to make it work off of Magic, but I don't know how well it's going."
"Last I heard, Justin was studying to be a professor at Cambridge," Hermione commented as Harry paused to remember what the others were doing.
"Ah, yes, I remember that now," Harry said with a nod. "The goblins enjoy working with Theo at Gringotts, teaching him all about banking and how to do it well, especially because they know he was a big help with the new goblin laws. Neville has been working with Professor Sprout as her trainee for when she retires."
"I've seen Hannah at the Leaky Cauldron, helping Tom out as he gets older and finds it harder and harder to work well," Hermione added. "She's mentioned Tom's thought about leaving the place to her and retiring because she's done so well. And isn't Maya learning under Professor McGonagall how to become a Transfiguration Mistress and possibly take over for whichever professor they have right now?"
"That's what Ginny told me she was doing just the other day. I've heard McGonagall is truly impressed by Maya's ability in the subject and has been heard asking Maya why she didn't show this much promise during her Hogwarts days." Harry snorted at the memory. "Turns out Maya told her she had been holding back because she had already been two years ahead in Transfiguration since her second year. McGonagall's jaw was said to have fallen open."
"I can't even picture that image," Hermione snorted. "It just seems so unlikely."
"I know," Harry sighed, shaking his head with a smile. "What I would have given to see that… Maybe Maya would be willing to give us a Pensieve memory or something. Anyway, have you seen much of Terry and Padma lately?"
"Not since they joined the Department of Mysteries, sadly," Hermione said. "Still, I figure not hearing from them is better than hearing bad news. They're probably enjoying the research down there quite a bit."
"True, true," Harry sighed. "Well, come on, let's work on this new law so that I can be ready to present the lot in two weeks."
"How was the meeting with Hermione?" Ginny Potter asked as she walked into the living room where Harry was sitting in his armchair reading a book.
"We talked about most of the others for a bit, trying to keep track of them all, and then we made some good headway in the elf rights she wants," Harry replied, putting down the book and raising his arms in an offer for his wife. "How was practice?"
"Exhausting, but it went well," Ginny sighed as she sat down on his lap, Harry's arms wrapped around her. "Even as a reserve, being a Professional Chaser can be exhausting."
"And they all wonder why I didn't agree to play Seeker on a Pro team along with being on the Wizengamot," Harry laughed. "Between the two, I'd be so busy and exhausted I'd have no time for anything else!"
"Very true," Ginny said as she rested her head on his shoulder. "Plus, with Andromeda and Teddy living here with us, we've got things besides work to think about."
"I'm still just relieved she accepted the offer to stay here because looking after Teddy by herself would be hard. With us here as well, she gets a chance to relax."
"Yeah," Ginny agreed, closing her eyes.
"Come on, let's get you to bed," Harry said, reaching one arm under Ginny's knees to carry her up to their room so that she didn't have to walk. "We can talk more in the morning when you aren't so exhausted."
Ginny was about to argue but yawned before saying, "Fine…"
Harry just grinned slightly and took his wife to their room.
May 2, 2002
"Hey, Teddy, can you find Ginny up there?" Harry asked his godson as they watched the Quidditch match between the Harpies vs. the Tornados.
"Yeah!" four-year-old Teddy yelled, pointing up at the only Harpies player with red hair.
"Good job, Teddy," Harry said, smiling down at the boy with turquoise hair. This wasn't his first Quidditch match, but Teddy always enjoyed the ones with his godmother playing the most.
As she passed by the box on her pre-match fly around the pitch, Ginny waved to them both, and Teddy returned it enthusiastically. He was obviously loving this.
Soon after that, the match began. They both watched as Ginny got the Quaffle before anyone else, rushing towards the other team's goalposts before making a sudden pass to her teammate behind her. The match progressed quickly after that, Ginny making so many goals that the Tornados had no chance of keeping up.
With the score 200-60 in favor of the Harpies – sixteen of the Harpies goals made or assisted by Ginny – the Seekers went into sharp dives down to the ground. Harry could see the Snitch in front of them and saw the Harpies Seeker reach out and grab it just before they both pulled up.
Harry began cheering and Teddy mimicked him, the rest of the crowd catching on quickly as the Snitch was raised into the air.
The Harpies had won.
"How did you enjoy the match, Teddy?" Ginny asked as she bent down on one knee to accept her godson's hug while grinning up at Harry.
"It was amazing, Ginny!" the little boy exclaimed happily, pulling out of the hug to throw his arms into the air. Ginny laughed as she ruffled his hair.
"I'm glad you enjoyed it so much, then. Why don't we go get some dinner before heading home?"
"Okay!" he said, still smiling.
Shaking his head in amusement, Harry grasped Teddy's hand and led his godson and wife from the locker rooms to the Apparition point. They dodged the press as Harry took them to a Muggle restaurant to have dinner at.
As Teddy ate his chicken fingers, Harry and Ginny were discussing the match, Teddy listening peacefully.
"That was a good match," Harry complimented. "You played well."
"Thanks," Ginny said. "That last pass to Gwen made it possible to score that last point before Lucy caught the Snitch. Speaking of the Snitch, did you spot it again?"
"Only when I saw the Seekers diving for it," Harry said. "You know I watch you more than the Seekers now."
"True, but you could have been a great Seeker if you had gone Pro."
"Don't remind me," Harry groaned. "Draco, Theo, Blaise, and Ron were ready to kill me when they found out I had turned down all of those offers as the others began getting jobs outside of the Wizengamot. I just don't have the time, and I'm good with working alongside Hermione so that the Wizengamot has contact with the Law Department."
"I know, Harry," Ginny said softly, her hand on his arm. "They're just upset because no one offered them a chance to play, and the one friend who got it from the Slytherin team turned it down."
"I know, I know," Harry said as he glanced at Teddy. "Teddy! Careful with that!" Harry reached out to grab the glass of milk Teddy was lifting, helping his godson carefully drink some without spilling it. The four-year-old had somehow gotten the lid off of the cup and was trying to drink it how he and Ginny were.
"Thank you, Harry," Teddy said, and Harry grinned at the boy.
"You're welcome, Teddy, but you need to be careful." Teddy nodded as he went back to his meal.
"You're so good with him, Harry," Ginny said softly, and he looked over at her and smiled slightly.
"I'm treating him how I wished I had been treated when I was his age," Harry admitted. "It also doesn't hurt that I got plenty of practice working with kids years younger than me at Hogwarts."
"True," Ginny said, her smile now a frown at the reminder of his childhood.
"I'm fine, I don't live with them anymore, and I'll be a better father than my uncle ever was," he said, placing a hand on Ginny's arm.
"Yes, you will be, eventually," Ginny agreed quietly, placing her hand over his and looking into his eyes.
"Ginny, Harry, can I have more milk?" Teddy asked, making them both look at him while chuckling.
"Sure thing, Ted," Harry said, reaching over to help his godson.
May 2, 2003
Harry groaned quietly as he looked through the folder he had been given just five minutes before. He was sitting in the study of his home, Muggle pen in hand as he read over the laws one of the others on the Wizengamot wanted him to look over to see if it met his approval.
Sometimes, being the leader of the youngest generation on the Wizengamot was a pain in the arse.
Putting down the sheets of parchment and pen, he used two fingers to rub the bridge of his nose, lifting his glasses up in the process. He had just gotten done with a folder just like this not an hour before, and here he was being given another, this one about a suggestion to look through the lists of spells and creatures seen as Dark again using new parameters to cut out the less-dangerous ones.
A knock on the door caught his attention, and Harry called out, "Come in."
It took him a moment after the door opened to realize it was Teddy in the doorway, his small hand holding the handle as he poked his turquoise-colored head into the room.
"Come here, Ted," Harry offered, during his chair to the side and holding out his arms. Teddy grinned and ran around Harry's desk, hopping into his arms and settling down comfortably onto Harry's lap.
"What are you doing, Harry?" he asked, looking at the sheets of parchment on the desk.
"Looking over more laws and ideas again, bud," Harry sighed. "It's really boring, and your godfather doesn't want to do it anymore. Now, is there something you needed, or were you just bored again?"
"Just bored," Teddy said matter-of-factly, making Harry chuckle.
"Well, then, why don't we go find your football and kick it around in the backyard for a little while?" Harry suggested.
"Yeah!" Teddy exclaimed happily, wiggling in Harry's lap until he put the five-year-old down. Once his feet hit the ground, Teddy took off at the run to go find his ball and shoes, leaving Harry laughing as he stood up to follow, waving his wand to put the paperwork away. It could wait a few more hours.
"Harry, come on!" Teddy yelled from down the hall, and Harry replied, "I'm coming, Teddy!"
"I see you two are having fun," Ginny commented as she walked out the back door a couple hours later to find Teddy kicking the football to Harry, who was in his wolf form and happily chasing the ball around and hitting it back to the young boy.
"I like it when Harry is a wolf!" Teddy said happily, stopping the ball as it made its way back to him. "It makes this even more fun!"
"That's really good, Teddy, but the three of us have somewhere to be now," Ginny said. Harry transformed at those words and gave Ginny a confused look. "Audrey has been in labor for four hours. They only just found the time to let everyone know a few minutes ago."
"Oh," Harry said before turning to Teddy. "Come on, Ted, it seems you're going to get another young friend to play with, though he or she will be a bit too small to play with for a little while."
"Aunt Audrey is having the baby?!" Teddy yelled excitedly, and the adults both laughed.
"Yes Teddy, Aunt Audrey is finally having her baby," Ginny told him.
"Can we go watch?" he asked quickly.
"If you and your godfather go get cleaned up and grab your cloaks, we can go now," Ginny stated.
"Come on, Teddy, let's go get cleaned up quickly," Harry said, moving to pick up his godson, who held onto the football as he was lifted onto Harry's shoulders.
"I'll go find something to bring for him to do while we wait," Ginny called after him.
"Of course!" Harry replied, chuckling. As if he wanted to be stuck in a waiting room for hours with an energetic five-year-old who had nothing to do.
Though, truthfully, that would fit into his life. Boring one moment, fun the next, crazy after that.
Sometimes, he wasn't sure which he preferred.
My apologies for taking so long in posting this story. Vacation and school starting again as well as a busy Beta meant it took a while for this to be edited. However, the entire story is ready for posting, so I'll be doing so every other day unless something comes up to prevent that. I hope everyone reading this realizes it's a sequel to a trilogy, and if you're new to this, welcome. For those returning after the summer break, welcome back. Six more chapters of this story, and I've officially posted everything I had written of this series. And... I think that's all I have to say. Until next time.
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The Spanish Underpants. It was a trail name you could sink your teeth into. It put visions in my head and made me wonder. To me it sounded like somebody got some – but that was just a guess. I liked the juxtaposition of an exotic land and a childish garment, and the way it rolled off my tongue. When people heard the name the first time they'd laugh and follow with some version of WTF? It took me years to ask the trail builder, my old friend Keith Elliott, how the name came to be – and I was glad for the delay.
Summers in Scotch Creek on Shuswap Lake have been a family tradition since before I was born. Swimming, water skiing and eventually wake surfing with family and friends were sweet, but once I became a mountain biker I wanted more. From the late 80s I began a fruitless search for the kind of trails that put a smile on my face. At that point in my evolution trails had to be steep and techy with built challenges like the trails here on the Shore or I wasn't interested. For my short attention span mountain biking was about banging up against the limit, about challenge and adrenaline.
1998. At the cabin for my stag. We'd built a ramp so we could wheelie drop the deck onto the sand. The two-by-ten was angled up steeply and the drop was 5 feet. A few of us were managing to survive it clumsily when we got our pedal strokes just right and we were very pleased with ourselves. And then Keith rolled up. He pedaled in without a word, noticed the ramp out of the corner of his eye and then without checking the landing or ratcheting his pedals he floated off the end, landing softly on his rear wheel. That was Keith on every ride – he'd leave you gobsmacked without ego or fanfare. He was always quietly awesome. The year before Keith had spent a winter of quiet awesomeness building The Spanish Underpants and my world in Scotch Creek was complete.
The trail wasn't long, but the climb from the lake – 40 minutes or so – was enough to get the heart beating and the down satisfied on many levels. After grunting up Alan Road and ignoring private property signs we'd close the gate behind us and pedal up a little-used double track and through a meadow before arriving at another gate. More signs to ignore greeted us and we'd pad up while swatting mosquitos. In the beginning Keith put his skills as a carpenter to work and, since this was the late 90s, he built some fun stunts – and some crazy ones. The first was a double teeter totter that was low to the ground and then, after a short section of single track, things got wacky. Keith built a two-by-four trough to ride up before you could choose your own adventure. Once you were nine feet off the deck you could select right, which was a drop to flat, or left which was a steep, skinny downcoaster to a four foot drop. Keith, a top level rider who rode with Wade Simmons and others in Pulp Traction, rode the 9-footer to flat on his first attempt. On an aging Trek Y frame. A young rider who was with him got pumped on adrenaline and followed him off and broke his arm. I never saw anyone but Keith ride either of these lines.
A couple of stunts followed but after that the steep terrain provided most of the challenge. Keith added optional lines and a a few more stunts but this section of trail held its own without much lumber. The second last stunt was a steep two-by-six trough ramp off a small cliff, a feature I only got the nerve to ride once.
Over the years the forest began to reclaim the wooden features. Long wearing Cedar is scarce in the B.C. interior and many of the stunts were made of dimensional lumber. In the day the stunts were perfect but riding styles were changing and the single track under the wood started to take centre stage. Luckily the terrain was varied and fun and the line improved with each passing year as the forest decommissioned features.
Keith moved away and eventually I started to take some responsibility for clearing the trail in the beginning of every summer. Occasionally someone had been there before me but there was almost always some deadfall to buck and remove and leaves and sticks to rake. As the trail morphed and matured I began to appreciate it more and more. It became my own private trail and I looked forward to seeing what the winter had wrought when I returned in the spring.
One summer I arrived and some clearing had been done. Access for a skidder allowed some trees to be taken out. The view was improved but really there was no harm done. I looked up the hill with trepidation for the next few years but when nothing happened I forgot all about the threat, thinking my private summer trail would be there forever.
Overall it wasn't North Shore gnarly but the steep sections were too much for inexperienced riders. This lead me to start hiking the trail if there were no game riders around. I began to look closer and breathe the land in. We'd notice ancient middens left by the first people to inhabit the land, a rare Western Skink, bear scat and other wildlife sign I never would have seen on the bike. Hiking The Spanish Underpants and maintaining it made me enjoy riding it even more and, like the Grinch's heart, my affection for the trail grew two sizes. As I morphed and matured(!) as a rider the trail seemed to be one step ahead.
The climb could be brutal in mid-summer but the ribbon of single track and the adrenaline it brought made my sweat run cool. The descent went from loamy to steep hard pack to shale and then through the cycle again before you found yourself back on the site of the old Lazy R ranch. The challenge and the diversity made its brevity forgivable. Finishing the descent elated, hungry for more and vibrating, I'd mash the pedals back to the lake, stoking the sweat and then I'd ride straight to the dock to dive in; helmet, shoes and all.
In early spring 2012 I was bikeless in Scotch Creek and I dragged some old friends up the trail for a hike. Nothing much had changed over the winter and there was less work to do than usual. In late June we retunred in the early evening and as we drove by it was clear something had changed. The next day we went for a closer look and I was gutted; the last third of the trail, most of the steep section, had been logged. They had used harvesting machines for the job and the cleared area was an almost impassable mess of ruts and timber waste. Part of the steep section was intact and it appeared a re-route was possible but as we climbed further we noticed the top section was elaborately ribboned. Hoping for the best but fearing the worst I returned to the coast and rang a buddy in the Forest Service. He gave me some names and my search began. The trail was on private land so I knew there was little I could do but at the same time I couldn't do nothing. I eventually tracked down the company doing the logging but they wouldn't tell me anything. All I could do was wait.
The hill is far enough from the road that it wasn't easy to see what the next phase had wrought but two weeks later a hike to the top confirmed my fears. A mere 50 feet of the Spanish Underpants had survived. My private trail was gone along with the magical forest it once snaked through.
I'd been trespassing for years so I had no right to the anger and frustration I felt. Common sense did little to dull the ache but at least the experience schooled me some. These days when I'm in the woods, either on the bike or holding a shovel, I pay more attention. Acutely aware that every trail could be erased, I breathe deeply, savour the details and give thanks to builders like Keith.
I eventually remembered to ask Keith where the name came from. Among other scenarios, I envisioned a sloppy wine-fueled hostel session with a raven-haired Spanish beauty. Keith turned to me and said, with a little smirk, "I just liked the way it sounded." Like the trail, the name was born in Keith's imagination. It needed no justification to be, no elaborate explanation; like the builder and the trail, the name held its own.
Mic - June 28, 2013, 4:52 a.m.
I have to agree, nice to see an article of you once again, Cam. I hope there are more in the pipe?
Perry Schebel - June 27, 2013, 3:29 p.m.
indeed; nicely done - good to see your words here again, cam.
Pete Roggeman - June 27, 2013, 9:48 a.m.
Nice one, Cam. I hoped the pics of Spanish Underpants being pulled down would be entirely different, though.
boomforeal - June 27, 2013, 9:07 a.m.
what a story. i've missed your writing cam. welcome back!
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Very disappointed in the number of errors in this book. I am certainly no Cisco or Access List expert but I couldn't believe the errors. Especially the appendix that I was going to use as a quick reference. Table B2 has many errors lucky i noticed them before I started to use them. Maybe without all the errors it could have been a good book.
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Desperately needs an updated, revised, and re-written second edition that has been proof-read at least once before being published. Great concept, poor execution...
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While I found the content to be good for a beginner level, the number of errors in the examples made it very hard to follow (especially for a beginner like me)! Even the list of standard subnets in the Appendix was wrong.There are quite a few good concepts in the book related to the control of routing updates, but not much detail on other things. I would hope that the 2nd Edition would fix the many typos and include more concepts that people would be interested in.While I feel that the book taught me the things that I bought it for, I do feel disappointed at having to pay $105 Australian for it.
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Sorry to say but I think this book is not OK!I downloaded the chapter 5 because I needed to study access lists to get ready for a new project.After reading though most of the chapter, I find that there are way too many errors in the examples, mainly the graphics (IP adresses that do not fit with the text, etc.).It left me disappointed and I will look for other sources.
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Not bad in content but very poor editing. Examples are often confusing due to editing errors, like misnamed access lists, and referrence to non-existant lists. Would be a good-to-average book if editing was up to par, but until the many errors in the examples are corrected, i can't recommend it.
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After reading chapters one and two, I was more confused! The book is poorly written and very hard to understand. One example in partcular is on page 23, about limit access to payroll. What does that mean? Are you partially denying access or are you partially permitting access? How do you do that? Hey access this,I'm returning your very badly written book.Noboruthird semester ccna student
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Very poor book.Too much errors in examples (IP addresses, interface's names)- too much for beginners and too much for profies.
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I was disappointed. While basic ACLs are covered nicely the book lacks depth. If the intent was ACLs then where are ACLs like access-list 700 or 1100 ? If the intent was ACLs for router security then where's all the security info? If you want exact details see: http://nsa1.www.conxion.com - the NSA's Router Security Guide (free). Not enough of ACL troubleshooting, for example: http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/707/22.html.I did like the stuff on ACLs and routing. Nothing on IPsec, or protocols. Here's hoping the second edition will pick up where this left off. Good newbie book.
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- 40-minute facial of choice (a $95 value)
- 10-minute foot scrub with reflexology or paraffin dip for hands or feet (a $30 value)

For the massage, clients can choose from the rhythmic strokes of traditional lomi lomi, the vigorous stretching of a sports massage, targeted pressure from a deep-tissue treatment, or a fusion massage customized to their physical needs. Aestheticians cleanse complexions with one of four facials: the Detox facial uses antioxidants from spirulina to draw out impurities, the Magnetic Mineral service replenishes nutrients with a rich mud mask, a 24-karat gold collagen treatment rebuilds fresh collagen to tighten up skin, and the gentlemen's facials are designed to refresh masculine visages.

Ku'uleilani Day Spa
Ku'uleilani Day Spa takes its musical name from its owner, an Oahu native who learned the art of Hawaiian lomi-lomi massage from her grandmother at a young age. At her spa, Ku'uleilani takes advantage of the nourishing powers of fruit and plants that grow naturally in Hawaii, as in the Kava body wrap or the green-papaya-enzyme facial. Waxing appointments also emphasize natural ingredients, uprooting hair with organic honey and beeswax. Since Ku'uleilani is also a licensed massage therapist, she can practice lomi-lomi and other massage styles without renting a speedboat and traveling to international waters.
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Ala Moana - Kakaako
1600 Kapiolani Blvd
Ste 224
Honolulu, HI 96814
+18082778604Get Directions


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