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One-on-One With the Chopped All-Stars Season 3 Championby Sara Levine in Food Network Chef, Shows, May 5th, 2013
Earlier on FN Dish, we broke down the final round of All-Stars, including an interview with the runner-up (spoiler alert).
If you missed the show and recorded it, don't read any further — FN Dish is about to break down the episode and chat with the grand champion.
The Baskets:
Appetizer: Soft-shell crabs, crunchy peanut butter, sake and sea beans
Entree: Suckling goat, broccoli rabe, farro and cheddar-filled pretzels
Dessert: Freeze-dried grapes, marrow bones, Marcona almonds and cannoli cream
Elimination Details:
Appetizer: Sunny Anderson
Entree: Laila Ali
Dessert: Gavin Kaysen
Winner: Scott Conant
Judges: Aarón Sánchez, Geoffrey Zakarian and Marcus Samuelsson
Scott Conant is the Season 3 Chopped All-Stars Champion! The Chopped judge and Scarpetta chef/owner admitted he was hesitant to put himself at the mercy of the Chopping Block, but after two seasons of watching his fellow judges in the ring, he went for it and prevailed. The road wasn't easy. Scott bested his pals Marc Murphy, Alex Guarnaschelli and Amanda Freitag in a heated judges' round; then he moved on to face fierce celebrity home cook Laila Ali, Food Network mainstay Sunny Anderson and Bocuse d'Or prodigy Gavin Kaysen in the finale. After his victory, Scott chatted with FN Dish about moving from the judges' table into the Chopped Kitchen, his charity and who really finally convinced him to compete.
Ted at one point said that your wife convinced you to do Chopped All-Stars. What was her winning argument?
SC: Her winning argument was pretty much, 'What are you afraid of?' It's a challenge and it's outside my comfort zone. I'm happy I did it, of course. Seeing my daughter and wife out there after I won, I felt especially appreciative.
Did you feel confident going into your second battle, having prevailed in the judges' round?
SC: In the appetizer round, I finished that dish in the first round with about eight minutes left. I was feeling really good at that point, thinking to myself: 'I'm ahead of the clock. I have time to go. I'm good.' I was really pleased with that course. The problem was that I burned my tongue early on, so I couldn't taste. I was driving blind! I had to rely on instinct and touch and feel and sight. I wasn't sure about the salt content. The good news is that I was able to throw in those sea beans, and those have so much salt that I didn't have to worry about it that much.
Marcus said your first two plates were flawless. He said it was the best-tasting goat he ever had in his life. Safe to say that dessert was your weak point today?
SC: Absolutely. I was so upset with that course. It's not that it was bad; it just wasn't as nuanced as the other dishes I cooked today. I was upset with myself. I walk away from this thinking about that dessert course and how I could have made it better.
Were you still feeling confident after that round, or did you expect to see your dish on the Chopping Block?
SC: I was not feeling confident. I expected that, if things were somewhat equal moving into the dessert round, that dessert pushed me over the edge and Gavin would be the last man standing, so to speak.
What's it like to be judged by your peers, your friends?
SC: I love those guys. It's great because I know they were going to be honest with me. If I made a mistake, they were going to say it. I'm really proud that I did them proud, and I'm proud to align myself with such a great organization, Keep Memory Alive — and then on top of it, to be able to pull out the win and bring them a check for $50,000. It's amazing when things all line up. I feel really blessed.
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If you haven't visited the blog of Law Professor Paul Campos, it's worth a read through. (And as a six degrees to Kevin Bacon aside, Prof. Campos also blogs at Lawyers, Guns & Money, along with a professor from my foreign relations graduate program). I am extremely critical of law schools. I hated law school. Which is incredibly ironic, since I'm now teaching law students. Bahahaha! However, I also have extremely strong opinions (involving violent, uncontrollable twitching) concerning the
First, some background on me. I worked in the legal profession for six years before I started law school. I worked mostly in insurance defense, but I did some foreclosure and real estate law too. I was not some naive 22 year old, with a gleam in her eye about doing public interest law, saving the world, and hugging it out with some indigent criminal defendants. I knew the employment statistics were rubbish. I knew the career services program at my law school was a total joke. I knew the legal profession was sexist and unforgiving, and generally did not pay very well. I knew a significant number of attorneys are miserable, horrible people, and several are downright sociopaths. But, dammit, I wanted to be a lawyer. Why? I thought I'd be damn good at it. I loved the legal profession, yet I'd never be satisfied being "just" a secretary, or even a paralegal. I wanted to climb the foodchain. I wanted to call the shots, I wanted the responsibility. I wanted a seat at the table. Was it hubris? Of course it was!
It still is. When I think of leaving the profession, going and doing something else, even something more "meaningful," I just can't. I crave being in the courtroom, even though I'm a nervous public speaker. I love the rush. I love problem-solving. I love the satisfaction of doing a good job. I love helping people, even unappreciative assholes. I love a challenge. I love taking something that terrifies me (public speaking) and making it my bitch. (The exception being spiders. Spiders, you win.)
But there are things about this profession I hate. I hate the job insecurity. I hate the sexist, racist, classist, douchebags that dominate this profession. I hate escalating emotional conflict. I hate time vampires. I hate risk. I hate not knowing what I'm doing. I hate billable hours. I really hate running a business. I hate goddamn people with goddamn personality disorders, and they're freakin' everywhere. I hate clients that don't paying their fucking bills as though my time is worthless. I hate clients that insult me, especially when I do a goddamn excellent job for them. I hate opposing counsel that plays nasty tricks, or tries to throw me under a goddamn bus. I hate how stuff keeps me up at night, and I have a hard time putting it to rest.
This is a damn hard profession. I'm a broke ass with a ton of debt, a shitty car, and I only get to eat because I married a guy who made better career choices. I practice poverty law. It fucking sucks. It's awesome when you get a great result and really help someone. It's a kick to the gut when there's someone really deserving that you can do absolutely nothing for. You get a helluva lot more kicks to the gut. I also practice family law, and that sucks too. People are petty assholes. They don't pay their bills. Those things are connected.
But on occasion, you get to do some real good for people, and I'm not saying that was worth the $140K I spent on obtaining three advanced degrees, but it dulls the pain a bit. On Monday, on MLK Day, I spent the entire morning meeting with opposing counsel and our clients concerning a custody dispute. We resolved it without litigation. We took two people who hate each other, and we worked through their issues, and we have a fantastic custody agreement in place that is great for that kid. They are a long way from being effective co-parents, but they took important first steps. It was worth working on my day off. For free. I love alternate dispute resolution. I want to be a mediator when I grow up. It will be a very long time before I grow up.
I took a reduced-fee custody case a few months back for a client who couldn't afford to pay much. Even with the reduced hourly rate, I wrote off several hours of work. I got the other party to sign an agreed custody order, which I took to him at the jail. We set up a visitation schedule and restrictions that will protect the kids, but give him the chance to work his way back up to being a dad, instead of losing his kids after the crap he's done. The client was so grateful. With her Christmas bonus, she paid her bill in full.
Yes, there are clients who are just assholes, and some days, some weeks, those clients over-shadow everything else and I just want to quit, go do something else, anything else. I still haven't figured out how to make this profession profitable. I'm too much of a bleeding heart, even still. I'm getting better though. I took a case for an old friend, and she hasn't paid me yet. And if she doesn't pay me, she can file her own responsive pleadings. I'm done doing pro bono for awhile. I'm so far over my recommended hours for the year, it's ridiculous. I'm tired of drowning in debt, while working my ass off. I need to take a page from a few colleagues, and pull out my Square device, plug it into my iPhone, and swipe some credit cards. (See above, where I discuss the $140K in student loans.)
However, if our grant money comes through, I'll be giving up solo practice to join the non-profit legal services world full time for the next 5 years. I will be making 2/3 the amount I was making at my first law job, out in Appalachia. (However, at least I won't be spending money on a second residence.) I will, however, have benefits, including free tuition. Husband's going back for his Doctorate this fall. I may do the same. Of course, I have to do another Master's first, since my Master's is a professional degree, without a thesis. But I think if that happens, I'll try to climb the food chain within the hospital. Work my way into middle management. I dunno. Try something different. But I just have a hard time giving up the idea of actually practicing law. I always had a hard time giving up poisonous relationships though. Why should law be any different?

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gave Samsung a bit of a boost in December when she
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of 26 Samsung "Galaxy" products, writing that Apple failed to prove that Samsung's infringement drove the demand for Samsung products.
But she's still in the process of finalizing how much Samsung should have to pay Apple.
And this week she dealt Samsung a blow,
a request by Samsung to seal the results of a Dec. 10 request she made to Samsung. Judge Koh had asked Samsung last month to reveal unit sales of certain products over certain time periods. It is unknown what models precisely were requested, but they likely included the Galaxy S and Galaxy S II smartphones -- centerpieces of Apple's first infringement case against Samsung.
Samsung had pleaded with Judge Koh to keep those details out of the public eye, arguing that it would damage it from a competitive perspective. Judge Koh had little sympathy for the South Korean electronics company, though, siding with local firm Apple, who argued the information should be made public regardless of the damage to its rival.
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I've read one (!) report on the web that yersinia's attacks against VTP, for adding/deleting VLANs does not work. My experiences so far have lead to exactly the same result.
Yersinia can craft the VTP packets with the appropriate info to add/delete, and can send them on the wire, but the only reaction I've been able to get is the following:
Cisco 3550: crashes switch, causes reload/reboot with core dumpCisco 2950: no effect
Lots of sources blindly say that "yes, yersinia can do such-and-such", but it seems that no one has actually tested it. Can anyone verify that yersinia's VTP attacks do (not) work? Did the attacks used to work against older IOS (gasp! Cat-OS) versions?
I don't know what the hell I was doing wrong before, but I can now verify that (most of) the VTP attacks DO work...at least, against a 2950 switch. Adding a VLAN, deleting a VLAN, and deleting all VLANs are all successful.
The "Catalyst zero day" attack (which I assume is the same as this code that can be found at PacketStorm), however, does not work against the c2950-i6k2l2q4-mz.121-22.EA13.bin IOS image that I'm testing on.
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Creepy. Very good acting. When the twins find a meeting of ghosts, all hell breaketh loose. Don't listen at night alone!
Well, I'm still waiting for a triplets show. This tale is suitably creepy and mysterious. The story, like a great many RMT stories and horror stories in general, relies on the prevailing western concept of the nature of the soul. Again for me, this often weakens the structure of a tale. Would a billion Hindus or a billion Buddhists get a kick from this story? I don't know. The acting was good, supporting roles good, and we identify easily enough our Nancy Drew -- Hardy Boys sleuths. Too bad the cosmos is so arranged that dead folks have just as many travails as the living. Bureaucracy, don't ya hate it? But at least mom and pop are together again at the end so we can all drink a toast to that. Sorry about my cavelier and wise-crack remarks. But sometimes it's all I can come up with.
Lady Crystal Palafox
this show has such gothic appeal about it. i love the little details of this program, like the church bell, the light wind, and especially the footsteps throughout the show. small details that define and forge a landscape that doesn't exist. it's fantastic. storywise, i suppose this program might graze in the realm of cliché these days, because we've seen it so many times, but i enjoyed the fresh take on the whole brother and sister uncovering the mystery about dear ol' dad. performances, especially Norman Rose, were solid. production was just terrific. and the story was good - perhaps not the best, but it was bizarre enough to hold me right until the end. however, like many RMT shows, the ending seems to come too quick and i often find myself listening to silence after the program, waiting for something more to happen, which of course, never does. the thing i enjoyed about this show also, was that it wasn't predictable. i mean, as events unfolded, they made natural sense, which gives the illusion of being predictable, but i think that is because the writing was so good and the performances so tight. it's easy to take these elements for granted in a good RMT show. anyhow, i'll be on the watch for a triplets show just for Mr. Miller! it was good to hear this one again. peace!
J. Lechter
I thoroughly enjoyed this program. It was especially gratifying to hear such a well-wrought tale come so late in the history of the series--often those early-80s Tammy Grimes episodes are unfairly dismissed, I think. Certainly the batting average of the show *was* lower by that point, but it's nice to be reminded that there were gems in every season of RMT. I did wonder a bit why Norman Rose and all the rest of the older people in the cast spoke in approximately Hungarian accents, while the two young protagonists sounded as if they'd come off the beach at Malibu with sand still in their bathing suits. Maybe the kids learned their American accents at Budapest University? You know, on another point, I have been unable to trace the source for this episode. I have never heard of Franz Monar (neither has Google). Are we sure of the spelling of the writer's name? I would love to track down the original story if I could. Nice choice overall. And I look forward to the triplets show....
Jamie R.
I believe that's it (with Morgan Fairchild as Hecht's wife). Thanks! It's not like an RMT "twins" episode (the triplets are incidental and far from being the center of the plot) but...at least they're in there.
There actually was one RMT show where triplets were mentioned...it was one of the RMT's anti-gambling shows (in this era that seems so quaint, yet so satisfying to know that they did so), one which featured Paul Hecht as an out-of-control horse bettor who was on the brink of losing his wife and everything else. It's got a happy ending (even though it seemed a bit unlikely)...if only I could remember which one it is...
Julius Abot
I enjoyed listening to this episode, about the 5th one I've heard now since more than 20 years ago. I admit I was waiting for the wife to come back through the French doors, but just the same, the whole episode kept my attention. I too wondered about the grown childrens' accents (or lack of accents). Thanks for selecting and I look forward to the next, triplets or no triplets!
is that program called You Bet Your Life? that's the only one i can recall. it's from 1977, if that helps.
W. Ryan
I have listened to this one since I recorded it off the air. A real good story, but one of the things that nagged at me a lot throughout the years was back in that time period, were women even allowed to study in universities? Wasn\'t it commonplace back then for women to be housewives, nurses etc.? Maybe I think too much.
Milliecent J.
Quote: ... such a well-wrought tale ... ... I have been unable to trace the source for this episode. I have never heard of Franz Monar (neither has Google). Are we sure of the spelling of the writer's name? ... Bingo. That spelling is wrong. It's Ferenc Molnár. The Americanized form is Franz Molnar. In the episode intro, TG pronounces the name Ferenc. (In the book mentioned below, it is spelled Ferencz.) Quote: I would love to track down the original story if I could. You are in luck! Gutenberg.org has it. The story is titled "The Living Death". The story is different from the RMT episode, but you will recognize the characters of the Professor and the General. Since this is an anthology of stories by various authors, you'll need to use your browser's Find function to search down the file to find "Molnar". Search for it twice to find the story. At this time Gutenberg has only the plain-text version of this file (no nicely formatted HTML or PDF version). This is the only Molnar story in this volume, and apparently the only Molnar story available at Gutenberg. As TG said in the Act 3 intro, "this tale ... goes back generations. It has inspired many versions, and in fact was told to [TG] as his own invention by [her] grandfather."
Lewis Frederick brought new life to CBSRMT. This episode is no exception. Spooky and creepy. 4 stars.


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Today, the battle about numeric nutrient water quality standards is "on our doorstep in the heart of the MACA region," reported Mid America CropLife Association's new water consultant, Steve Taylor.
In his column for the MACA newsletter issued this week, Taylor reported on the issue and pointed to a report from Minnesota that is chilling the blood of many looking at the potential for the Environmental Protection Agency to take new aggressive enforcement and rulemaking under the Clean Water Act. His column is reproduced here:
"On March 13, several environmental groups filed two lawsuits against the EPA. One lawsuit seeks to require EPA to force municipal wastewater treatment plants to make very costly renovations to reduce the amount of nutrients in wastewater. This lawsuit is intended to drive a wedge between our city neighbors and agriculture. And, unfortunately, it is working as they planned.
"The National Association for Clean Water Agencies (NACWA) released a press release in response to the litigation stating that 'NACWA calls on these organizations to abandon this litigation and join with us to focus our efforts where the impact will be the greatest: on agricultural operations that account for up to 90 percent of the nutrient pollution problem in the Gulf of Mexico.'
"The other lawsuit is to require EPA to force states in the Mississippi River basin to adopt numeric nutrient water quality standards. This is very similar to the initial lawsuit that was filed in Florida [which has been widely publicized].
"On the national policy level, MACA continues to engage these issues through its affiliation with the Agricultural Nutrients Policy Council (ANPC) and the Federal Water Quality Coalition (FWQC). In my discussions with both these groups, I know there is consideration of intervening in this Midwest lawsuit as was done in the Florida lawsuit.
"On a more 'on-the-ground' level, MACA is engaging this issue in a proactive manner looking at real steps that can be taken as far as reducing nutrient runoff from agricultural fields. Recently, I attended a 'Nutrient Summit" that was hosted by The Fertilizer Institute, the Agricultural Retailers Association, and others. The summit focused on the '4R' program as a way to reduce nutrient runoff while keeping agriculture profitable. More information on the '4R' program can be found at http://www.nutrientstewardship.com/. The summit also provided case studies of programs in states within the MACA region such as Ohio, Illinois and Minnesota. For the latest on what is happening on this issue in Minnesota, [information below is] provided by Bill Bond of the Minnesota Crop Production Retailers.
"Again, the issue of nutrient management has the potential to affect all of agriculture and all MACA members throughout the region. For this reason, we'll stay on this issue and keep you abreast of the latest."
Taylor referenced how important happenings in Minnesota are to what might happen in the rest of the nation's Midwestern states, and all watersheds draining into major rivers throughout the nation.
Bill Bond, Minnesota Crop Production Retailers Association (MCPRA) provided his take on what is occurring around the voluntary Minnesota Agriculture Water Quality Certification program. His explanation follows:
"The agricultural 'certainty' movement was launched January 17, when EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson and USDA Secretary [Tom] Vilsack joined Minnesota Governor [Mark] Dayton and Minnesota Department of Ag (MDA) Commissioner Dave Frederickson to sign a Memo of Understanding (M.O.U.) to develop a voluntary agriculture certification program to be administered by the MDA.
"The MDA is seeking committee members who will provide recommendations to MDA Commissioner Frederickson regarding the development of the Minnesota Agriculture Water Quality Certification, as well as its particular features and focus. The committee will be convened and staffed by MDA, and will serve at Commissioner Frederickson's discretion. The Minnesota Agriculture Water Quality Certification Program has the stated goal of enhancing Minnesota's water quality by accelerating adoption of on-farm water quality practices. This was suggested as a 'model' for other states once it is established in Minnesota. Almost everyone in agriculture and the environmental movement is nervous about this program.
"The 'certainty' is the suggestion that a farmer who adopts this yet to be determined certification of BMPs [best management practices] will be given a pass on TMDLs [total maximum daily loads] and other requirements coming forward for the term of the 'voluntary contract' IF the farmer's certified practices can be verified by a 'third party'...which makes CCA's nervous...or is it an opportunity?"
With the kind of water issues that are raising their ugly heads in the states served by MACA—Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota and Wisconsin—it is no wonder that the association needed a well-versed water specialist on retainer.
Taylor provides research and information gathering services directed by MACA in crop protection matters including the U.S. Geological Survey's National Water-Quality Assessment Program (USGS NAWQA) and the Great Lakes Initiative involving Canada and Midwestern states. In addition, he monitors, reviews and assists MACA with respect to environmental concerns, and helps MACA ag industry members regarding pending state management plans, legislative and executive branch proposals, laws, regulations and/or developments that might affect them.


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>Cross Training>Anyone do TRX at home?
I am curious about TRX Suspension training (http://www.fitnessanywhere.com/).
Fad or not?
Is it hard to use at home?
There was a thread not too long ago on TRX. I've tried it at the gym once and you get a pretty good core workout, but I can get just as good of a core workout without using it.
My fitness center bought about a half dozen of them and hosted some gropu training sessions. I have a power lifting background and thought that maybe this would be a good workout to supplement my running these days. I didn't like it at all. I never felt like I was getting a good workout and it put a lot of stress on my shoulder at the joint. It was pretty good for core work like maddog mentioned.
The pain that hurts the worse is the imagined pain. One of the most difficult arts of racing is learning to ignore the imagined pain and just live with the present pain (which is always bearable.) - Jeff
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Stay healthy
Enjoy life
I do. I wrote about it on a thread here a few weeks ago I think. I'll try to find it.
Short story is that I like it OK but if I had to pick between it and iron, it would be iron every time. It would be great if I were deployed or travelling frequently or something.
CyclingAHEAD until 2012
Here is the other thread: http://www.runningahead.com/forums/post/89931b5dd2f04e8f864ef76258762b5b#focus
Here is the other thread: http://www.runningahead.com/forums/post/89931b5dd2f04e8f864ef76258762b5b#focus
thanks, that was very helpful. I think I will get some furniture glide pads instead.
thanks, that was very helpful. I think I will get some furniture glide pads instead.
What you can do, which I do every so often, is search "Core strength exercises for runners" on youtube. There are alot of different videos showing you different exercsies to strengthen the core. Try them, see what you like and seems to work. I workout at the gym 4 days a week and I've added 30-40 minutes of core training 3-4 days. Other than the core, I'll do 2-3 sets of weight training work for other body parts. I use to be into bodybuilding before I found running so I still like to get some strength training in although much different than I use to do. The focus for me now at the gym is core work most of which can be done without any gym equipment.
Looked at the video of core exercises using furniture guides. I'm surely lacking core strength if that is the norm! Seems like an awesome workout, but must be a lot of strength to do some of those.
Have some at home for moving furniture, so I will try it out. Pressure to stop a bleeding nose, right?
2012 Goals:
Stay healthy, stay running
Lose those extra pounds
The guy who made that video is one of the most outstanding people in the fitness industry, and certainly the most outstanding that I have ever met. After talking to him I immediately ordered one of his books, and after getting the book and skimming through it, I bought all of his other books/dvd that same day.
What amazing about him is 1) the amazing athletic condition that he himself is in, as opposed to just being a glorified fitness model who passed a course on personal training, 2) the fact that there is absolutely not one line of the typical fitness industry B.S. anywhere in anything that he does, and 3) The huge emphasis that he puts on work ethic (which is important, because you'll need it to do his workouts.
There is mind blowing stuff all over his youtube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/rossenamait#p/u/0/1t-ini-Ru4w
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I have the TRX at home and I really like it. I do a mix of TRX and free weights. It gives you a fantastic core workout while doing the strength training. For example, planks with your feet in the TRX strap is a lot different than planks with your feet on the ground. Add a little see-saw action to the planks . . . .
It's obviously not for everybody, but I like mine. You do have to be aware of the space around you. You need to ensure that when it is fully extended, you still have room for your body to do the exercises.
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I'm thinking about trying suspension training this spring. But, if I do, I'll be going with a Jungle Gym XT from Lifeline instead of the TRX.
pace sera, sera
I haven't tried it yet but I'm really curious now too. Especially since some of my friends have applied for TRX sponsorships so it's always on my radar. You can see my teammate Chris doing a workout in Times Square with it, so I guess that speaks to how portable it is!
Check it out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llNobm3ijM8
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Its good and easy to use at home and also easy to set up. I use one and also train clients on it, I really like it. Is it a fad, no. But, it is good addition to running and cross training and strength training and yoga.
Hmm, very interesting. Never heard of it, but I am quite curious.
Interesting - I was in an ab class at the gym that was doing this workout using the little gym towels instead of furniture glide pads. My abs were sore for damn near forever.


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Haven't posted lately, but look every day at this sight and the discussions. Needless to say, the information on the posts has been invaluable. Terry has been on a chemo regime of gem/cis since September. Two weeks on/one week off. He missed two separate weeks because of a low blood count. In the past couple of weeks he has had a fever ranging 99.9 to 100.0. We were told not to be concerned unless his temp goes up to 102 or higher. It only lasts a few hours. His temp has been good for the past week. One night he sweat profusely. Also the right side of his back has been giving a lot of pain. I use a massage wand and he says that helps. Also, he hates taking any pain medication, but will take an Advil once in a while. Yesterday he had a pet scan(this is the first one since all of this began). The doctor said there would be no reaction. Last night he was up from 3 am with a stomach ache. He actually took a nausea pill at 3 and 5 am. He's been taking a nausea pill every morning that has worked up til now. Since the chemo has started he has been very tired (normal, I know), but never nauseous. He hasn't had any chemo since 12/6. Whenever I say I want to call the doctor he says no. We do have an appontment with his chemo doctor next thursday for the results of the petscan. I guess I'm looking for some feedback. You guys are all great.


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When asked to comment on the news Manitoba Justice had asked the RCMP to review audits of city real estate transactions -- reports that showed rampant rule-breaking and patronage -- Mayor Sam Katz said he hopes this latest chapter in one of the longest city hall soap operas ever will accomplish one thing in particular.
"I hope this brings closure."
That has to be one of the understatements of the year. Not charged with any crime or confronted with any specific evidence of wrongdoing, the mayor, who is not running for re-election, has nonetheless been at the wrong end of the sharp stick for many months now.
One can imagine at this point, Katz would like his critics to either bring charges or leave him to enjoy a life away from politics.
Just about everyone who follows civic politics in this town knows Katz and his good friend Phil Sheegl, the former chief administrative officer, have become the poster boys for morally and ethically questionable behaviour. So much so that Sheegl left his job last year and Katz announced a hasty retirement from politics in July.
The reference to the RCMP should bring closure, but it would be dangerous to read too much into the decision by the province to involve the police.
Manitoba Justice became involved in early July when council asked the province to review the results of the audits.
It's not surprising or unusual the materials sent from the city have been forwarded to the police for further review. The Crown has the final say on any criminal charges, but it is not an investigatory body. The Crown now needs the help of investigators to figure out where to go next.
Unfortunately for Katz and Sheegl, the mere fact of the RCMP review is damning in the court of public opinion.
Their critics will no doubt take every opportunity to portray this as an official police investigation. The legal and administrative nuances of what's really going on are destined to get lost in the rhetoric of politics.
We've seen a scenario like this before. In the 2006 federal election campaign, then-NDP MP Judy Wasylycia-Leis reported to media the RCMP had agreed to investigate a complaint she made about sensitive tax information being leaked from the office of then-finance minister Ralph Goodale, a Liberal.
The allegation was made prior to the campaign. However, for reasons that are still not entirely clear, the RCMP confirmed around Christmas it was investigating.
The news had a devastating impact on the Liberal campaign. Already straining under the weight of the Quebec Adscam scandal, this new allegation of unethical, possibly illegal, behaviour was the straw that broke then-prime minister Paul Martin's back. The Conservative Party won a minority, and the Liberals have languished in opposition ever since.
The punchline to this political narrative is the RCMP ultimately found no evidence of wrongdoing or "illegal activity on the part of anyone," including Goodale himself. That finding, however, was in 2007, a full year after the mere presence of a police investigation helped bring down a government.
Katz is not running for re-election, so is at no risk of having his political aspirations derailed by the RCMP review. It's also very unlikely that the review will be completed before the fall civic election, meaning by the time we have a result of some sort from the RCMP review, Katz will be a private citizen with no obligation to comment on the findings.
Unless of course that review finds more than the audits revealed. The one thing we know for sure about the audits and reviews done to date is they are, in a legal sense, quite incomplete.
Key people were not interviewed and key information was left unexamined. The audits did not have the power to compel evidence or testimony.
This was in part a result of the limited, even naive, mandate given to the auditors at the outset. Many of those who supported these reviews wanted a full forensic audit. What they got was more of a "management review," which identified shortcomings and concerns but never tried to identify who might have benefited from the rule-breaking and patronage.
If the audits accomplished anything, it was to raise a long list of unanswered questions that, in their essence, deserve the attention of police. There is definitely smoke here; the RCMP review, we hope, will attempt to establish whether there was ever a fire.
It's important to remember that the police, and the Crown, are not interested in unethical or immoral activities. The range of possible criminal charges that would typically accompany allegations of these types -- breach of trust, fraud -- are very difficult indeed to prove. All that means the likelihood of criminal charges is remote indeed.
There is a good chance we'll get closure on this sorry tale. It remains to be seen, however, whether we'll get any real answers.


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In the wake of Steubenville, coaches to get sexual assault prevention resources after 65,000 join students' campaign
May 8, 2013
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A college football player and a student rape survivor advocate garnered more than 65,000 signatures on their Change.org petition asking the National Federation of High School Associations to provide tools for coaches to prevent another Steubenville
The new resources will be available online at no cost to coaches in over 18,500 schools, reaching more than 11 million students
NEW YORK, NY – After more than 65,000 people signed two students' petition on Change.org calling for more sexual assault prevention training for high school coaches, the National Federation of High School Associations (NFHS), the nation's largest high school coaches group, has announced that new resources would be made available to coaches nationwide to help them prevent rape and sexual violence.
Connor Clancy, a football player at Colby College, and Carmen Rios, a survivor advocate and member of the SPARK Movement, launched their Change.org petition in the wake of the Steubenville, Ohio, trial of two student athletes who were found guilty of raping a student from a neighboring school. Connor and Carmen's aim was to empower coaches, who are role models for the athletes they train, to prevent other tragedies like the one that occurred in Steubenville.
"I'm excited and hopeful that we will see a change in the culture of athletes across the nation. This wouldn't have been possible without the NFHS, and I can not thank them enough for being leaders in educating young men about sexual violence prevention," said Connor Clancy. "Thank you to all who signed the petition and are working towards a brighter, healthier future."
As a result of Connor and Carmen's campaign, the NFHS has agreed to work with a coalition that includes the SPARK Movement and the Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence to provide links to resources within their online trainings, which are used by coaches in 18,000 schools across the country, for coaches to use to talk to student athletes about the definition of rape and sexual assault, how to intervene, and to report the crime to the appropriate authorities. Other members of the coalition are Futures Without Violence, Mentors in Violence Prevention, California Coalition Against Sexual Assault, National Sexual Violence Resource Center, AEquitas, and the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape.
"The collaboration between this coalition of national and state organizations and the National Federation of State High School Associations is exciting and timely," says Katie Hanna, executive director of the Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence, who was in Steubenville for the trial in March. "We applaud the leadership of the NFHS for addressing this important issue. The partnering organizations will be providing resources for high school coaches to prevent sexual violence and engage their student athletes in meaningful, proactive dialogue to raise awareness about rape and to become an engaged bystander that intervenes before, during or after something happens."
"We are pleased to work with SPARK Movement and their partners throughout the United States to provide resources in sexual violence prevention to the millions of coaches, athletic directors, school administrators and parents who are involved in interscholastic sports in America," Tim Flannery, director of Coaches' Education at the NFHS said. "At a time when so much attention is spent covering the horrific event in Steubenville, Ohio, the NFHS is proactively working toward a solution by educating coaches about their role in supervising and protecting the students they serve through courses available on www.nfhslearn.com. The NFHS will continue to collaborate with SPARK and other national organizations by providing coaches resources and tool kits to minimize sexual violence."
The group plans to email their national list of coaches about the new resources and has invited SPARK to write an article about these resources for their newsletter to be sent to 80,000 school board presidents and athletic directors.
"I'm extremely proud of the NFHS for taking our recommendations to heart and really hearing us out on this issue. Their commitment is amazing, and so is the collective voice which made this possible," said Carmen Rios, who started the Change.org petition with Connor. "In a world where rape culture often seems insurmountable, and new stories of violence come into our lives each day, it's amazing to see so many people rallying for a new world."
Journalists interested in setting up an interview with Connor and Carmen should use the contact details at the top of the page.
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Manchester Game Jam (LD48 weekend, 21st/22nd April)
Hi RPS!
Just a quick one in case any of you folks are interested, we're kicking off a fun informal indie meet / jam event in April, in sunny Manchester.
The first meet will be a weekend hosted by Madlab, over the Ludum Dare weekend. We've timed it to co-incide with the Ludum Dare, but if people are doing their own thing then that's great too. If there's interest, we might do some smaller short jams (3-4 hours), perhaps as groups (we've had great interest off non-devs too, Madlab is quite a varied community of geeks and creatives from all walks).
This is the first event of this kind we've tried to organise, so we're making it up as we go along really: hopefully a few folks will turn up and we can use that meeting to get heads together and organise a proper regular event.
As an excellent side-bonus, the local hackspace folks (HAC Manchester) have restored a vintage arcade cab (it's now a MAME box) that's going to be up and running at the jam too, so we can run whatever you come up with in a classic upright cab. Cool, eh? It even accepts 10p's! http://www.flickr.com/photos/tbsliver/6878199881/
For more info on all this, please do give us a shout on twitter: https://twitter.com/MCRgamejam
Or, we've also set up a Google group until we find a more permanent home online:http://groups.google.com/group/MCRgamejam
Alternatively drop me an email: hellodanhett at gmail dot com.
It'd be lovely to see some of you folks there.
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1942 — France
From Brad Hedrick, IN his Family Tree we have several VETERANS;
GRANDFATHER; Matthew Godshall was living at 368 Court Street, Doylestown PA when he recieved an "Old Mans Draft"...
( Grandfathers and service. Both my grandfathers were in the Army during WWI. Mom's Dad -- Matthew Linford Godshall was stationed in France, with Dan Atkinson and other Doylestown boys. We have some letters that he wrote home, both while stationed in the US and overseas, that I want to scan so we all will have electronic copies. It is so interesting to read of what was new -- the "aeroplanes" buzzing overhead and dropping bombs, riding in an "automobile" on a base. Dad's Dad, Walter Hedrick, I don't believe went overseas. I believe he served (somewhere) as a wireless operator, which were in demand, and apparently he did well. Somewhere I have a picture of him laying on his bunk reading a book. It is uncanny how much he resembles our son Matthew -- at least as seen in an old photo. Mom is the holder of the familyphotos, and I need to get serious about scanning them with my sibs. By Brad Hedrick, Doylestown native PA


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If the United States doesn't have an effective inland waterway system, soybeans and other commodities won't get to ports or overseas markets and reduce U.S. farmers' competitiveness, according to the United Soybean Board (USB).
A recent study funded by USB's Global Opportunities program in coordination with the Soy Transportation Coalition examined inefficiencies in the U.S. waterway system and also offered potential solutions. The U.S. inland waterways serve as important and economical routes to transport U.S. soy to global markets.
Fifty-nine percent of total 2011 soybean exports passed through Mississippi River ports in southern Louisiana. Of those soybeans, 89 percent passed through the locks on U.S. inland waterways on the way to the ports.


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Zippos Circus presents an all-new circus spectacular for 2017, featuring the incredible motorcycle Globe of Death! And this year, the Globe splits into two as three riders spin together at speeds of 60mph!
Hosted by the World's Greatest Ringmaster, Norman Barrett MBE, this year's show also includes the thundering hooves of the Khadikov Horses and their Cossack riders, performing in the UK for the very first time, and daring Trapeze - without a safety net - by Miss Kimberley. From Tanzania come the amazing Zulu Warriors' Acrobatic Troupe. Plus there's award-winning juggler Nicolas Souren, hilarity from Alex the Fireman and Emilion, with Hula-Hoops, knife-throwing, and, high above the circus ring, Laci Fossett's Aerial Straps. 2017 sees thrills and comedy for all the family inside Zippos colourful and comfortable Big Top!
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Duration approx. two hours including an interval of approx. 15 mins.
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We reserve the right to vary the content of the performance at any time.
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I just developed a free, and ad-free app for disc golfers on android. It is more targeted towards newbies, but it is designed to inform you about different types of discs and their ratings. Currently I only have discs from Dynamic discs, Westside, Innova, and discraft but I am working to get the rest added. I created this app just for everyone to enjoy so any constructive criticism would be appreciated. Below is a link to it, or you can find it by searching Kendrick Lemle. Sorry for the advertisement, but this app will not move up in the store until the number of downloads increase (which is difficult when its so low in the store without advertising). Again this is a free app that I created just for you! I benefit in no way shape or form from your downloads other than the satisfaction of knowing other Disc Golfers are enjoying it!
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A teacher died suddenly at Twins Rivers elementary school in Castlegar yesterday.
According to a statement from School District 20, Brian Rigby died suddenly and unexpectedly. He was a Grade 4/5 teacher who had worked in the district since the mid-1990s.
"In addition to our grief over the loss of this member of our community, we are sensitive to the fact that such an event has an impact on our staff and students," said the statement signed by superintendent of schools Greg Luterbach.
The district has implemented its Critical Incident Response plan which allows Twin Rivers staff and students an opportunity to talk about their thoughts and feelings with trained professional staff.
Twin Rivers teaches Grades 3 to 7 and has a student population of 370.


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I've recently started trying to learn to code however i'm having a hard time when trying to build my own code. Any help would be greatly appreciated
The purpose of this code is to identify a prime number... i.e. the 20th prime number is 71. My problem is that my while loop does not end when p is no longer < 10.
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## n = number being evaluated for primeness
p = 0 ##number of primes found
a = 0 ##anti prime - experimenting to avoid else statements
x = 3 ##is bumper to keep n increasing
##r is range for n calculations to determine divisibility.
while p < 10: #change this number for prime number required.
for n in range(2, 50): ##replace 50 with x to make an infinite loop
x = x + 1
print '\n\nEvaluating', n, 'for primeness:'
c = 0
for r in range(2, n): ##checking primeness
v = n%r
print n, '%', r, '=', v
if v == 0:
print n, ' is not a prime'
a = a + 1
print 'number of primes should be', n - a
p = n - a
print 'you suck meatballs, plus ', p, ' primes has been reached'
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The 2012 annual meetings for the Minnesota Pork Producers Association (MPPA) and Minnesota Pork Board (MPB) will be Dec. 4 at the Country Inn & Suites, Mankato. The MPPA meeting will be from 12:30-3:30 p.m. and the MPB meeting will begin at 3:30 p.m.
MPPA speakers and agenda items will include a presentation by National Pork Producers Council (NPPC) Chief Executive Director Neil Dierks, MPPA Executive Board member elections and resolutions.
Candidates for the three MPPA Executive Board seats are David Braun of Le Sueur, Jim Compart of Nicollet, Jay Moore of Jackson and Lori Stevermer of Easton. Board members serve a three-year-term.
The MPPA is a voluntary membership association that is funded by the Strategic Investment Program (SIP) and by Pork Partners. The MPPA focuses its work on legislative and public policy matters and does not receive or utilize pork checkoff funding for its programs.
The MPB Annual Meeting will begin at 3:30 p.m. Pork producers who have paid into the pork checkoff and individuals representing an entity that has paid into the pork checkoff are encouraged to attend. The MPB addresses pork checkoff promotional, educational and research programs.
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A BUS depot worker from Swanage is planning his first ever holiday abroad – after beating hundreds of colleagues to be named employee of the year at two companies.
Dedicated Keith Smith, who works at Swanage's morebus depot scooped employee of the year from morebus and from parent company, Go South Coast.
Now Keith, who has worked at the depot for more than a decade, is planning his first ever foreign trip after winning £3,000 worth of vouchers and two weeks extra holiday from company bosses.
"I've never been abroad before in my life," said the 59-year-old. "I'm thinking of going on a cruise but I'm still waiting for my passport to come through at the moment."
Keith, a father-of-two, said he couldn't believe when he was called up for both awards.
"On the night there were a couple of hundred people there. They gave me the morebus more hero award and I thought that was it. But then they called out my name again for the employee of the year, I couldn't believe it."
Andrew Wickham, managing director of parent company Go South Coast, presented Keith with the award.
Mr Wickham said: "Keith's dedication and willingness to assist those around him is everything we look for in our team members, and fundamental to the ongoing success of our engineering depot in Swanage. He is highly regarded by colleagues and his commitment and enthusiasm is an inspiration to us all."
The managing director said Keith thoroughly deserved recognition for his efforts.
He added: "I congratulate him on his success, both within morebus and in winning the overall employee of the year award for the entire region. I wish him every success for the year ahead."


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Maxtek replied to Maxtek's topic in Audio & ElectronicsI was under the impression that my current cage wouldn't fit my headunit due the the cage being double din and the headunit being single din, I was going to buy that fascia you linked previously and then get a new cage. If the cage is compatible with this new fascia then surely the headunit wouldn't be, the screws/slots on the cage won't line up with the headunit will it? Apologies if this is hassle but I really don't want to bodge it or have a possibility of something going wrong in the future.
Maxtek replied to Maxtek's topic in Audio & ElectronicsThat fascia would be great but could you recommend me a cage to go with it that I can get online? There aren't a great deal of places around here that deal with this sort of stuff, well the ones I know of are a little shady. Yeah that explains why I couldn't get it to fit properly and the fact I overlooked the clips...
Maxtek replied to Maxtek's topic in Audio & ElectronicsThat's exactly the one I was thinking of, although If i can get my current fascia to fit then I doubt I will change it, well not yet anyway.
Maxtek replied to Maxtek's topic in Audio & ElectronicsJust went to take a couple pictures to try and explain what I mean and I found some clips which I must have overlooked before but now even with these clips I don't see how it will keep the cage seated nicely. Also do I attach the inner fascia (silver plastic) with the clips in place to the car then push the cage in, then headunit then finally the last black fascia plate (this black fascia part didn't seem like it would fit with my headunit). http://i5.minus.com/jz1y90BO24U6Q.JPG http://i6.minus.com/jjril8ozQMYbS.JPG http://i6.minus.com/jbhjzuXKYGkada.JPG http://i2.minus.com/jxRXGSJQdgjQY.JPG http://i6.minus.com/jbroKfN8gelWxi.JPG (Didn't want a wall of images so I added the links)
Maxtek replied to Maxtek's topic in Audio & ElectronicsThis is a picture without the cage/fascia, your post sounds like it should work but I have no idea how to carry it out. In this picture, do I remove the two screws you can see and the other 2 you mentioned, I guess are the two inside near that compartment on the base and top? I don't see how any of the parts that came with the aftermarket cage work together. Appreciate the help Rick!
Maxtek replied to Maxtek's topic in Audio & ElectronicsQuick update: I finally got round to ordering the parts and today I tried to install the headunit. I got it all wired up and working fine but I couldn't seem to get the cage/fascia to fit at all, it seems there are no mounting/screw holes on the car and I really can't see where the cage is supposed to latch onto. Is there a different cage out there that people have had success with that would work for me? Oh and I have plenty of pictures for this guide that I will be doing. EDIT: I would much prefer a single din cage, well 2 single din slots (1cage) to make up the whole cage and fit properly.
Maxtek replied to Maxtek's topic in Audio & ElectronicsJust had second thoughts about the guide as Stoney seemed to be right on top of things but I'll definately be sure to do it, no harm in it even if it isn't used.
Maxtek posted a topic in New Member IntroductionsHey all, I'm Max. New owner of an '08 Fiesta Zetec 1.4 Blue edition. Only had the car a couple days but am thouroughly impressed with it! Wanted to find out a bit more about the car and quite a lot of the searches led to this forum so I figured why not stick around and learn something :)
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Maxtek replied to Maxtek's topic in Audio & ElectronicsWow, extremely quick response and seems to be exactly what I need all in one package, a little pricey though but im not too fussed about spending that bit extra to have it done properly. Not sure if a guide will be need or wanted as you seem to be on top of things, don't mind making one though. cheers Stoney!
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Maxtek posted a topic in Audio & ElectronicsHey! A couple days ago I got a Fiesta Zetec '08 Special Blue Edition, and I can honestly say I love it, absolutely fantastic car! So many nice little features that you wouldn't even think about when purchasing it but genuinely do make the car that much more enjoyable to be in. Small side note, am I right in saying this is a mk6.5 Fiesta? (58 plate but not new style) So, onto the topic in question; the headunit. About a month ago I bought an Alpine CDE-123R headunit which I plan on fitting into the car. The car currently has the stock Sony headunit fitted and I want to know what kind of cables/adapters/fascia I need to acquire to fit my Alpine headunit. The current headunit in the car... Note; not my picture. I want to be able to connect my iPhone 5 via USB and use it to play music, not interested in the whole bluetooth/handsfree in car calls. I already know, or believe I need to get a set of removal key tools. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FORD-Focus-C-Max-Mondeo-Fiesta-CD-Radio-Stereo-Removal-Keys-Pins-6000-6006-CDC-/250904481702?pt=UK_In_Car_Technology&hash=item3a6b128fa6 However after this stage I'm kind of stuck, well I reckon I could work it out as I go along but I have no clue what other parts I will need. I think I'm going to need some form of adapter as the Alpine headunit has a different shaped cable block at the back. Also will I be able to use volume changer on the steering wheel? Any help would be very much appreciated, and I once I have it all figured out I do plan on making a guide for this model Fiesta as there doesn't seem to be any out there (well none that I could find).


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The heavy hitters are back, but the Canberra Raiders are taking a cautious approach with star fullback Josh Dugan for their final trial game of the pre-season.
While second-rower Joel Thompson and workaholic lock Shaun Fensom have been recalled for Saturday night's match against the Canterbury Bulldogs in Goulburn, Dugan will be rested after picking up a slight ankle sprain last weekend.
The former NSW custodian has had a history of serious ankle injuries, but is expected to be fit for the Raiders' season opener against Penrith on March 10.
Also on the sidelines is Jack Wighton, who is nursing a fracture in his hand sustained in the NRL All Stars game a fortnight ago. He should return to face the Panthers, while centre Jarrod Croker is hopeful of recovering in time from a knee injury.
Raiders assistant coach Andrew Dunemann said there was no need to risk the back-line duo less than three weeks before the start of the season.
''Although we're going to get a lot out of the trial, we just want to make sure they're going to be 100 per cent right for the first game,'' Dunemann said.
''Jacko got a little fracture from the All Stars game but he should be right for round one, and Duges is basically just a precaution.''
Dugan's absence allows Reece Robinson to slip back to fullback after impressing in the makeshift role last season.
The Raiders will unleash a near full-strength forward pack on last year's beaten grand finalists, with Fensom and Thompson returning to the 24-man squad. They were rested from last week's trial wins against NSW Cup teams Mounties and Wyong.
Thompson carried a shoulder injury into his appearance for the Indigenous All Stars, while Fensom has had ankle and biceps injuries.
''Everyone knows what he gives to this team,'' Dunemann said of Fensom, the back-to-back winner of the Raiders' best-and-fairest award. ''He's an inspirational player and does all the little things so he's going to be really crucial.''
Brett White continues his comeback from a knee reconstruction after playing 15 minutes in his first game back in nine months. Hooker Matt McIlwrick has been named despite dislocating a rib last weekend, with a decision on his fitness to be made on Thursday.
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Sony has announced that a limited-edition Dissida Final Fantasy PSP pack will be offered exclusively at GameStop locations in the US for $199.99. Available August 25,the pack includes the game along with a Mystic Silver PSP-3000 system, Advent Children on UMD and a 2GB Memory Stick PRO Duo. More over on GameStop. Press release after […]
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Namco just announced Tales of VS in Tokyo, a fighting game feature 35 characters from the Tales RPG series, Famitsu reports. It's releasing for PSP this summer in Japan, and is supposedly along the same lines as Dissidia: Final Fantasy. Thanks, Kotaku.
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Square Enix has revealed that Dissidia: Final Fantasy will be released in Europe and other PAL territories this Autumn. John Yamamoto, president and chief executive officer of Square Enix Ltd. comments, "With so many favourite heroes and villains contained in one game, DISSIDIA -FINAL FANTASY- is certainly going to appeal to fans of FINAL FANTASY. […]
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Troopers said that while preparing to make a U-turn, the garbage truck pulled into the left lane and into the path of Hutchinson's car. Her car struck the rear of the truck.
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