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1302 South Street
Needham, MA 02492
Beds: 5
Baths: 5 | 1
Sq. Ft.: 5,743
Type: Single Family Home
Listing #72151116
A stunning property with many history rich details unmatched by new construction. Beautifully renovated and expanded in 2012/2017, this 5 bed, 5.5 bath shingle style on Needham's estate street boasts 1.3 acres of rustic landscape. Gorgeous white & grey eat-in kitchen with custom cabinetry, new quartz island/counter tops, 48" range, 2 beverage coolers, 2 sinks- A chef's dream kitchen! Reclaimed wide-plank floors carry through the kitchen and adjoining fire placed family room. Beautiful stone fireplace & walls of glass looking out to the pergola patio and expansive private yard. Perfect for indoor-outdoor entertaining! Separate entry office. Upstairs a sunny master suite with double bath & dressing room, 3 en suite bedrooms, & a 5th bedroom/exercise room. A sport court with outdoor shower & lower level game room complete this special property. Kayak, walk or bike at nearby Charles River Reservation & Rail Trail.
Property Features
Location Information
County: Norfolk
Interior Features
Total Rooms: 14
Master Bathroom: Yes
Number of Full Bathrooms: 5
1/2 Baths: 1
Has Fireplace: yes
Has Basement: yes
Dining Room Description: 16 x 12, First Floor, Flooring - Hardwood, Main Level
Family Room Description: 17 x 12, First Floor, Fireplace
Kitchen Description: 22 x 17, First Floor, Closet/Cabinets - Custom Built, Flooring - Hardwood, Dining Area, Countertops - Stone/Granite/Solid, Countertops - Upgraded, Main Level, Kitchen Island, Breakfast Bar / Nook, Cabinets - Upgraded, Open Floor Plan, Recessed Lighting, Remodeled, Stainless Steel Appliances, Gas Stove
Laundry Description: Second Floor, Closet/Cabinets - Custom Built, Flooring - Stone/Ceramic Tile, Dryer Hookup - Electric, Washer Hookup
Living Room Description: 21 x 18, First Floor, Fireplace, Flooring - Hardwood, French Doors, Main Level, Deck - Exterior, Exterior Access, Recessed Lighting, Remodeled
Master Bedroom: 21 x 15, Second Floor, Bathroom - Full, Closet - Walk-in, Closet/Cabinets - Custom Built, Flooring - Wall to Wall Carpet, Dressing Room, Recessed Lighting
Bedroom 2 Description: 16 x 11, Second Floor, Bathroom - Full, Closet, Flooring - Wall to Wall Carpet, Balcony - Exterior
Bedroom 3 Description: 13 x 14, Second Floor, Bathroom - Full, Closet, Flooring - Wall to Wall Carpet
Bedroom 4 Description: 17 x 14, Second Floor, Bathroom - Full, Closet - Walk-in, Flooring - Wall to Wall Carpet
Exterior Features
Style: Colonial, Contemporary
Garage Description: Attached, Storage, Work Area, Side Entry
Has Garage: yes
Garage Spaces: 2
Parking Spaces: 8
Parking Description: Off-Street, Paved Driveway
Lot Size in Acres: 1.3
Lot Size in Sq. Ft.: 56, 628
Grade School: Newman
Middle High School: Pollard
High School: Needham High
Additional Information
Property Type: SF
Property SubType: Detached
Year Built: 1941
Is Lender Owned: No
Assessments: 2, 088, 300
Tax Amount: 24, 829
Tax Year: 2017
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Having established herself as a creator of unconventional, bespoke jewellery, Poonam Soni has long been known for marrying her two loves: art and gemstones. This year, the designer is adding another feather to her cap by putting a charitable spin on her latest works. Picking cancer as her cause of choice, Poonam Soni has tied up with the Terry Fox Association to host two jewellery shows in Mumbai. The first show was opened by Ramona Narang Rodella and her daughter 'Bella on February 1 and saw the likes of Madhoo Shah, Tara Sharma, Vidya Malvade and Ira Dubey walking the ramp. Suchitra Pillai belted out Madonna's smash hit 'Vogue' to an appreciative audience, while wearing a stunning necklace that won equal praise. Togged out in gowns by Sonaakshi Raaj and made-up to perfection by Vipul Bhagat, these beautiful ladies made their mark for charity — ensuring that the Poonam Soni creations on auction for charity were snapped up overnight.
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Ponting flops, Australia out for 176
Ricky Ponting failed again with the bat as defending World Cup champion Australia was bowled out for just 176 in its Group A match against Pakistan.
Brad Haddin (42), Michael Clarke (34) and youngster Steve Smith (25) were the only batsmen to pass 20 as Australia saved its worst batting performance of the tournament for the eve of the quarter-finals.
Australia has not lost a World Cup match for 34 games, dating back to its match against Pakistan early in the 1999 tournament which Steve Waugh's side eventually won with victory over Wasim Akram's Pakistan in the final at Lord's.
After winning the toss in hot conditions in Colombo on Saturday on a pitch playing low and slow, Australia struggled to 3 for 93 at the 25-over mark.
Shane Watson (9) was bowled by Umar Gul in the fifth over.
Ponting (19 off 33 deliveries) edged an attempted cut shot from the bowling of spinner Mohammad Hafeez into wicketkeeper Kamran Akmal's gloves with the score on 75.
But the skipper stood his ground and South African umpire Marais Erasmus turned the loud Pakistan appeal down.
Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi immediately called for a video review which overturned the previous not-out decision.
Non-striker Haddin argued with Pakistan fielders while the players waited for the decision to be announced.
Ponting's latest failure gives him a total of 102 runs at 20.40 in the World Cup, after averaging just 16.14 in this summer's Ashes series.
Haddin (42 off 80 balls) was caught behind off left-armer Riaz in the 24th over.
Cameron White's lean tournament (58 at 19.33) continued when he was run out for 8 and Abdul Razzaq (2 for 8) struck a hammer blow by getting through the defences of Michael Clarke (34).
Middle-order mainstay Mike Hussey (12) chipped a catch to mid-wicket with the score on 6 for 144 and Mitchell Johnson fell three runs later for a duck.
Jason Krejza (7) was Gul's second victim and Smith's resistance ended when bowled by spinner Afridi in the 46th over.
Gul removed Brett Lee in the next over to finish with 3 for 30 from 7.4 overs.
A loss on Saturday could send Australia into a sudden-death quarter-final against India in Ahmedabad next week, depending on results this weekend in the group matches.
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Leaders of six U.S.-allied Gulf Arab nations said Tuesday they are watching Iran's nuclear ambitions with "utmost concern," but also sharpened their appeals to the West for a greater voice in the renewed talks with Tehran.
The two-day summit in Abu Dhabi was the first gathering of the Gulf's sheiks and monarchs since leaked U.S. diplomatic memos displayed their behind-the-scenes fears of Iran's nuclear aims, including some Gulf leaders encouraging American military action.
The WikiLeaks disclosures, however, also served to highlight what's been taking shape for years in the Gulf: a growing confidence to challenge and try to influence the strategies of their Western allies.
The meeting of the Gulf Cooperation Council - powerful Saudi Arabia and its fast-growing neighbors - appeared to cast off a bit of its traditional caution and adopt a harder tone. The group warned Iran not to interfere in Gulf Arab affairs and called on it to reject "force or the threat to use it."
But the Gulf leaders are also flexing their muscles over the resumption of talks between world powers and Iran, which wrapped up in Geneva on Tuesday with plans to meet early next year in Turkey.
A senior Gulf delegate at the Abu Dhabi meetings said the leaders will press harder for an ongoing "exchange of information" with the West and will no longer be content for a sideline role. The envoy spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to media.
The message was clearly spelled out last week by the United Arab Emirate's foreign minister, Sheik Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, at a security conference in Bahrain.
"Why do Western countries think that the Iranian issue concerns only them?" he said. "Any solution with Iran should come from the region. The GCC states should have a role."
Among those attending the Bahrain conference: U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Iran's foreign minister, Manouchehr Mottaki.
Iran holds frequent military drills along the Persian Gulf - primarily to assert an ability to defend against any U.S. or Israeli attack on its nuclear sites - but also sending a message to Arab neighbors on its southern doorstep.
The U.S., which keeps naval forces in the region, has close military ties with Saudi Arabia and other nations on the Arab side of the waterway and has stationed missile defense systems there.
"The Gulf nations aren't asking to sit at the negotiation table with Iran, but they are asking to be consulted every step of the way by their Western allies," said Mustafa Alani, an analyst at the Gulf Research Center in Dubai. "Whatever happens with Iran stares the Gulf nations right in the face. They want a say in how it will play out."
The talks in Geneva between Iran and six world powers ended without any significant shifts and looked headed for another tough session in Istanbul. Iran's chief negotiator, Saeed Jalili, said the key international demand - halting uranium enrichment - will not be discussed at the next round.
The West and others worry that Iran's ability to make nuclear fuel through enrichment could lead to weapons production in the future. Iran insists it only seeks the fuel for reactors for power and research.
In Abu Dhabi, the Iranian standoff was prominent in the communique by the GCC states - Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, Oman and the UAE. The bloc was created in 1981 partly in response to Iran's Islamic Revolution two years earlier and the fear that it would export its militant brand of political Islam to their shores.
The group said it was following "developments in the Iranian nuclear file with the utmost concern." It also stressed the "importance of commitment to the principles of international legitimacy and the resolution of conflicts through peaceful means."
But the Gulf leaders also cast Iran as a power that needs to be carefully watched.
"It is important that Iran is committed to the basis of good neighborly relations, mutual respect and noninterference in internal affairs, resolving disputes peacefully and not resorting to force or making threats to use it," said the communique.
The statement did not elaborate, but it was alluding to concern among Gulf Arab leaders about the growing influence of Shiite Iran in Iraq, a Shiite majority nation which neighbors GCC member states Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.
According to the U.S. memos on WikiLeaks, several Gulf Arab nations are also concerned by Iran's influence in Lebanon, where its Shiite ally Hezbollah has the nation's strongest military force. They also complain that Iran's support to the militant Islamic Hamas group in Gaza is hindering efforts to reach a Palestinian-Israeli peace accord.
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A £2m pilot boiler replacement scheme has been launched by Social Development Minister Nelson McCausland, in a bid to alleviate fuel poverty among older people.
Up to £1,500 is available for 1,300 vulnerable households towards replacing the inefficient boilers.
This includes upgrading an existing oil or gas boiler, making the switchover from oil to gas or switching to a renewable heating system, for example, a wood pellet boiler.
People aged 60 or over, who do not qualify for other government energy efficiency schemes, are being targeted for the pilot project across Northern Ireland.
Applications are being sought from owner occupiers or private tenants aged 60 years or over who receive a state pension with rates relief but not housing benefit. They also must have an inefficient boiler which is at least 15 years old.
Minister McCausland said: "This pilot scheme offers the opportunity for older people on low incomes who can't get help through other Government schemes to have a warmer home.
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Our master's and doctorate in plant science – the only such degrees in Idaho – are multifocused and multidisciplinary. They'll prepare you for both urban- and rural-based careers in private industry, public service and academia. As a student in our program, you can expect to get a thorough education in economically, environmentally and socially sustainable plant production systems and management practices. Our core curriculum provides foundations in plant biology, plant ecology, plant breeding and genetics, plant production and plant protection. In addition, you'll engage in stimulating and rigorous course work, field work and independent research in: -Plant pathology (including bacteriology, biological control, epidemiology, molecular biology, nematology and virology) -Biotechnology -Plant breeding and genetics -Plant physiology -Weed science -Crop management -Horticulture (including fruit and vegetable crops, urban landscape management and ornamentals)
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Hi there,I'm sorry for the general title,but I didn't find a way to put it any better.
I'm currently sitting on an Acer Aspire 5830TG with Windows 7 on it,the computer is 9 months old.I will list It's characteristics if needed,but the core is that it has plenty enough specs to NOT have the problems i will list.
I'm a gamer,and I'm currently playing Star Wars-The Old Republic,but in the last 9 months I've played Starcraft 2 and WOrld of Warcraft as well.And in all cases,the computer is having some incredible troubles not going ''laggy''.Sometimes it works smooth as a ken doll,but mostly it goes laggy.Also sometimes browsers lag me as well,and pretty much all the things I do are extremely under performance,considering this computer should be able to sustain the pressure i put him into,which is close to none.The games and programmes i use don't have insane graphic settings:I in fact tried them all,and they run the same,wether i use max performance or minimum.My video card is turned on performance and not quality.The core problem is that on 20% of the time it runs smooth,fast and effective,and suddently starts going bananas and laggs as crazy.It's like a moron hits a switch and pc starts going bad.Then again suddenly,it's perfect.And so on.
Now,here is all the things I've tried,before coming here as a last resort.I used IOBIT Advanced System Care to help me out with some executions.
-I've cleaned the hard disk from all unneded files(The pc has currently 70% of free space in his 750gb hard):
-Junk/Cloned/Empty files are close to non existant,i run a cleaning every few days
-No viruses/Malware are involved
-Constant scan/defrag both with the basic tools and ASC
-Regystries are clean
-I've tried all the RAM optimization things i could:my computer is not facing stuff it shouldn't be able to with his 6gb and NVIDIA GeForce GT540M video card.And yet,i had malfunctioning running WoW,a close to hexagonic MMO.The Pc in fact never uses more then 2gb of ram,and it has 6 available,with a 4gb turbocache.
-I have used ThrottleStop intensively,both to avoid overheating my system,since Acer is not an ace in cooling.I tried using 20x multipliers,up to full turbo performance,and the result is always the same.It's not a heating problem,considering it runs good/bad without any dependance with the temperature(Used RealTemp and CPUZ to monitor it)
-The computer is running without energy restrictions
-The computer has been cleaned with pressured air(vent and all the places i could reach)
-No system files problems have been found
-I tried partitioning the hard disk,and splitting installations over both of them.Result was non existant.
-No internet problems are involved
-The computer is up to date with all the normal patches windows throws at me
I can't figure out why I can't be in a skype call while playing a normal and regular game without having insane graphic spikes and gaming problems AND lags even writing on skype/audio problems.
I really need a DrHouse of computer diagnosys,because my laptop is currently healthy on EVERY SINGLE parameter i tried/EVERY SINGLE diagnostic program I've used.I asked friends who know 10 times what I do about computers,and yet,nobody has figured out a way to fix it.The only guess i can have is formatting the whole thing,but i don't have a windows cd to reinstall the operative system.And I hardly think that such a healthy PC can have such issues only because of not being formatted,considering it has 9 months of life.
Please,somebody give me the magic answer,I'm so fed up I can't even start to describe.
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Hello D McK and welcome to Seven Forums.
During the time I've been on this Forum, I've read many posts in which a majority of the experts say Windows 7 does not need any 3rd party "optimizers" like Advanced System Care and the registry should be left alone. Those two things can do more harm than good.
In fact, because of the many problems this Forum has tackled over the years related to 3rd party optimizers and plain old factory bloatware, one of the experts prepared this tutorial on how to clean reinstall a factory OEM Windows 7 computer. It includes a link to obtain a free, legal copy of the Windows 7 that was installed on your machine by the manufacturer. The link is to an ISO file which would need to be downloaded and saved to desktop. Then burn it to a blank DVD for a fully functional installation disk.
Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7
If you'd rather wait on doing a clean install you could check for damaged or corrupt system files by running a system file checker scan from an elevated command prompt (option two.) If problems are found, run the scan 3 times and reboot the computer after each scan.
SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker
And you could also try running a repair install. It will attempt to fix your currently installed Windows 7 and preserve your user accounts, data, programs, system drivers, etc. The tutorial also links to a download site to create an installation disk in Step 4. A repair install should take about an hour and you'd have to reinstall Windows Updates (also an hour or more.)
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A tech enthusiast shouldn't be running the bloated factory crapware install anyway. Do the Clean Reinstall, following the steps closely to get a perfect reinstall.
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Windows 7 Pro. 64/SP-1
When you do what has been recommended by marsmimar and gregrocker please don't install ASC or any program like it again. Windows 7 after a Clean Reinstall as has been recommended will run just great.
Their is no magic answer or magic wan. What we do have here on this forum is methods that have been tested thousands and thousands of times and they do work when instructions are followed.
I will go back to reading and watching.
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How To Raise Geese – What You Should Know
If you want to raise geese, there are a number of things you need to take into serious consideration. Raising geese may sound like fun (and indeed it is), but it actually requires a lot of time and effort, not to mention a great deal of money for investing in the primary needs of geese, such as food, water, shelter, and many others.
Before you get around to actually raising geese, there are some questions you need to take into account.
Some of these questions are the following: Where should you keep the geese? How big should the breeding and rearing area be? How long does it take for goose eggs to hatch? What should you feed baby geese, also known as goslings? How long does it take for goslings to mature and start mating?
But the first thing you should really ask yourself (related to raising goose, that is) is this:
What breed of geese should I raise? You see, there are a number of interesting and attractive goose breeds in the world today. Some of them are more popular than others, and each of them have different features that may be advantageous or disadvantageous, depending on what you're looking for.
For example, if you want to raise geese in order to enjoy the good, lean meat they provide, you might want to consider the Toulouse breed for raising goose.
This breed boasts of a heavy weight in general, as well as a proficiency in laying eggs. If, on the other hand, you want to raise geese as a hobby and want to admire your collection, you might want to go for the Emden breed, which is widely known for its shiny white feathers.
The best way to start to learn how to raise geese is to go to a professional hatchery and ask for a few tips there.
Normally, they would not disclose all the information that they know as to how to raise geese. They will, however, give you the basics on how to treat your home water flock, if and when you do decide to start with geese. It is best to begin taking care of the geese right from the moment the eggs hatch. This gives you a sense of ownership, responsibility, and accountability towards the geese. You will feel that the geese are just like your very own children.
Geese lay eggs on an average of fifty to sixty eggs during their peak season.
This is a great opportunity for you to take care of the geese right from day one. Next, it is also crucial to start working on your home made pond or water body even before the geese's eggs hatch. You will want a spacious area where your geese can grow as freely as possible, as if they were in the wild. The most important part on how to raise geese is the food you give them. Feed your flock with pellet feeds. This helps them develop the numerous muscles in their body.
Knowing how to raise geese also involves respecting their beauty. Never throw stones or in any way hurt your flock. They will return the favor to you by giving you the inner peace that you long for.
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POST-OPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS PLEASE READ INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY. Sometimes the after effects of treatment are quite minimal, so not all of these instructions may apply, common sense will often dictate what you should do. It is our desire that your recovery be as smooth and pleasant as possible. Following these instructions will assist you, but if you have questions about your progress, please call the office where you had treatment. Please try to call during office hours, however, if an emergency exists contact the doctors at home. Calling during office hours will afford a faster response.
DAY OF SURGERY FIRST HOUR Bite down gently but firmly on the denture that has been placed over the surgical area, making sure it remains in place. This will promote clotting and will decrease the initial flow of blood. EXERCISE CARE Do not disturb the surgical area today. DO NOT suck with your tongue. DO NOT rinse vigorously or probe the area with any objects or your fingers. You may brush your teeth gently. DO NOT SMOKE for at least 48 hours, since it is very detrimental to healing. OOZING Intermittent bleeding or oozing is normal. This bleeding can last for up to 2-3 days. STEADY BLEEDING Bleeding should never be severe. If bleeding persists or becomes heavy, you may substitute a tea bag for your denture (soaked in hot water, squeezed damp-dry and wrapped in a moist gauze) for 20 or 30 minutes. If bleeding remains uncontrolled, please call our office. SWELLING Often there is some swelling associated with oral surgery. You can minimize this by using a cold pack or ice bag wrapped in a towel and applied firmly to face or cheek adjacent to the surgical area. This should be applied 20 minutes on and 20 minutes off during the first 12-24 hours after surgery. If you have been prescribed medicine for the control of swelling, be sure to take it as directed. After 24 hours, it is usually best to switch from ice to moist heat to the same areas. PAIN Unfortunately most oral surgery is accompanied by some degree of discomfort. You may have a prescription for pain medication, and if you take the first dose before the anesthetic has worn off, you will be able to manage any discomfort better. Effects of pain medicines vary widely among individuals. If you do not achieve adequate relief, you may supplement each dose with an analgesic such as aspirin, ibuprofen, naproxen sodium (Aleve) or acetaminophen. Analgesics with anti-inflammatory effects such as ibuprofen, Aleve and aspirin often give better relief than acetaminophen. Remember that the most severe discomfort is usually within the first six hours after the anesthetic wears off: after that your need for medicine should lessen. NAUSEA Nausea is not an uncommon event after surgery, and it is sometimes caused by stronger pain medicines. Preceding each pill with a small amount of soft food, then taking a pill with a large volume of water may reduce nausea. Try to keep taking clear liquids and minimize the pain medication, but call us if you do not feel better or if repeated vomiting is a problem. Cola drinks that have less carbonation may help with nausea. DENTURE CARE Keep the denture or partial in until you go to sleep tonight. The denture should be taken out and rinsed and rinsed immediately put back in to prevent swelling. DIET Eat any nourishing food that can be taken with comfort. Temperature of the food doesn't matter, but avoid extremely hot foods. It is sometimes advisable, but not required, to confine the first day's intake to bland liquids or pureed foods (creamed soups, puddings, yogurt, milk shakes, etc.). Avoid foods like nuts, sunflower seeds, popcorn, etc., that may get lodged in the socket areas. Over the next several days you can progress to solid foods at your own pace. It is important not to skip meals! If you take nourishment regularly, you will feel better, gain strength, have less discomfort and heal faster. If you are a diabetic, maintain your normal eating habits as much as possible and follow instructions from us or from your physician regarding your insulin schedule. SHARP EDGES If you feel sharp edges in the surgical areas with your tongue, it is probably the bony walls, which originally supported the teeth. Occasionally, small slivers of bone may work themselves out during the first week or two after surgery. They are not pieces of tooth and, if necessary, we will remove them. Please call the office if you are concerned


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Denpasar City is a capital of Bali Province since 1960 up to now where previously it was a capital of Badung Empire that controlling the south part region of Bali Island from the end of 18 century until conquered by Dutch in 1906. Denpasar City is a place for Bali Governor's office therewith all offices from private sectors until important government offices like telecommunications, post office, bank, airline and hospital. It is also as a center of Bali's economic, business and culture development where the majority of business are centered in this city. Meanwhile the culture can be seen from the places of interest existing in this city those have been appointed as tourist destinations. The local government has launched the Denpasar City Tour as well as Denpasar City Tour Packages to discover the places of interest, cultures and daily local social life from the various urban who are living here.
Denpasar City Philosophy
The word of Denpasar is mean in north of market. It is a fast growing town especially since the tourism industry growth around 1960. Denpasar is populated by 561.814 people. Gajah Mada Street is main road in this town as the shopping centre and the edge of this street, exactly in the middle of crossroad had been built a statue which is called Catur Muka Statue. Caur Muka Statue is a statue owning four faces by observing four directions from north, south, east and west. This statue is made on 1972 and it's building to commemorate the Badung War on 20 September 1906 which is well known as Puputan Badung.
Places of Interest at Bali Capital City
The courtyard which is located in the south east of Catur Muka Statue is named Puputan Badung Field where the Badung King with its people had battled until him dead against the Dutch colonist. In north side of Puputan Badung is standing up the office which is called Jaya Sabha that is an official office for Bali's Governor accepts the important guest for having dinner while enjoying the Balinese Culture Show. In eastside of Puputan Badung, it had been built a Hindu temple on 1968 that is called Jagatnatha Temple. This Temple is a public temple to worship Ida Sang Hyang Widhi Wasa / God. Especially each full moon, The Hindu people in Denpasar come to this place in particular at the evening time. In south side of this temple, there is Bali Museum built on 1931 by architect of Curt Grundler. Its architecture is a combination between temple and empire palace. This Museum contains the artistic object collection or artifact from prehistoric era until modern-day. Another place is becoming tourist destination is Puri Pamecutan/Pamecutan Palace. There are lodgings for the tourist accommodations are available in this palace. This palace is rebuilt as according to its geniuses after broken by Dutch soldier on 1906 and in this palace is kept a set famous Gold Gamelan as empire heritage.
Other Tourist Destinations can be Visited in Denpasar City
Denpasar City is rich with places of interest that recommended to visit during your vacation in this island of God. The majority of them are located in the heart of town where we can easily accessed by any vehicle. The places of interest are includes Bali Museum, Jagatnatha Temple, Badung Traditional Market, Bali Art Center and Bajra Sandhi Monument.
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- The Movie Itself
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In a Valley of Violence
- Street Date:
- December 27th, 2016
- Reviewed by:
- Matthew Hartman
- Review Date: 1
- January 5th, 2017
- Movie Release Year:
- 2016
- Studio:
- Universal
- Length:
- 104 Minutes
- MPAA Rating:
- Release Country
- United States
The Movie Itself: Our Reviewer's Take
"The worst thing you can do right now is say another word."
Just because a particular genre has a certain set of conventions, that doesn't mean it's always a good idea to play to every single one of them. Take the western for example. You don't always have to have the nameless wanderer. You don't always have to have the crooked town sheriff. You don't always have to have the hooker with the heart of gold or whatever variation of that character. While a good western can play with these archetypes and turn out just fine, it certainly doesn't need to have them all. Unfortunately, a good and simple revenge story found within 'In A Valley Of Violence' is lost in the weeds as character stereotypes fog up any good intentions.
Paul (Ethan Hawke) just wants to forget. He was once a good man. He once had a wife and a child. He used to be able to look them in the eye with pride, but after joining the cavalry his experience fighting Indians have left him ashamed of himself. All Paul wants to do is go to Mexico, someplace where no one knows who he is so he can forget his problems - and himself. Between him and Mexico is the dreary dwindling mining town of Denton. A quick stop for water and provisions turns sour when the brash Gilly (James Ransome) picks a fight with Paul. After laying Gilly out with a single punch, Paul brings a whole heap of trouble onto his shoulders in the form of Gilly's father the Marshal (John Travolta). With the help of a young hotel owner named Mary-Anne (Taissa Farmiga), Paul's only path to peace is with a loaded pistol in his hand.
I don't often say this about movies, but sometimes I wish characters would just shut the hell up. Written and Directed by Ti West, 'In A Valley Of Violence' contains some of the most mind-numbingly trite and irritating dialogue uttered by some of the most unlikable characters I've seen in a great long time. This is a film that feels like someone watched other better westerns from Howard Hawks or John Ford for the plot, a Sergio Leone western for the opening titles, and then copied the speech cadence of an Elmore Leonard western like 'Hombre' and then churned out a script. Under normal circumstances, this wouldn't bother me so much but it's so completely deliberate and impossible to avoid that it becomes harder and harder to like the film at all. Rather than giving characters mouthfuls of bad dialogue, the film should have just stuck to the basics and let a simple revenge plot unfold.
Ethan Hawke makes out okay in all of this. His Paul is a believably haunted man ashamed of his past. He's not the usual man-with-no-name drifter who cleans up the town. He's got his own goals and would rather avoid people altogether. It's only until he can't avoid conflict that he throws a punch or picks up a gun. Stuck in performance middle ground is John Travolta's Marshal. At any given time, Travolta is either menacing, meh, or just plain silly. He's stuck in the middle of a fight, so on that level, his character works, but he's hardly a dynamic presence. Then there is James Ransome's Gilly. I'm not sure if his character was supposed to be this simultaneous combination of silly and annoying, but he's hardly a menacing bad guy. After awhile, his character just becomes a joke that talks entirely too much too often.
Where my frustration for this movie really comes from is the fact that it could have been good. It was a simple, well produced looking western that was actually shot on 35mm. It has a nice grittiness to it and the set work is impressive. The story at its core is workable, nothing incredible, but it would make a solid entry in the genre under normal circumstances. It's the characters found within 'In A Valley Of Violence' that leave the final product languishing in the dust.
The Blu-ray: Vital Disc Stats
'In A Valley Of Violence' arrives on Blu-ray courtesy of Universal pressed onto a Region A BD-50 disc. The disc is housed in a standard Blu-ray case with identical slip cover. The disc loads to trailers for other Universal releases before arriving at a static image main menu with traditional navigation options. Also included is a Digital HD voucher slip.
The Video: Sizing Up the Picture
'In A Valley Of Violence' arrives with a pleasing 2.40:1 1080p transfer. Shot on film, the image retains a present but not noisy grain structure that allows all of the New Mexico location scenery to shine through. Close-ups, midrange shots, and establishing shots look fantastic and feature a terrific sense of depth and dimension throughout the run of the film. Grizzled beards and dusty clothes look fantastic. Colors skew towards the warmer yellow/brown earth tones, flesh tones can look a little more on the tan side of things in places while appearing pasty and pale during other scenes, but otherwise everything has a nice natural and healthy appearance. Black levels are solid throughout with a nice inky presence to them. Free of any notable compression issues or damage, this is a solid transfer.
The Audio: Rating the Sound
With a DTS-HD MA 5.1 audio track, 'In A Valley Of Violence' makes the most of its sound design. There is an ever-present effect of wind and grit in the mix that keeps the side and rear channels engaged. Dialogue has a strong front/center presence and is never at odds with the score or ambient effects. The score by Jeff Grace does it's best to ape an Ennio Morricone vibe, and for the most part, achieves its goal without tripping up dialogue or sound effects. Background and ambient effects provide a nice sense of dimension. Gunshots get their due and have a nice cannon-like bombastic presence to them - as would be expected from a western. All around this is a great audio mix.
The Supplements: Digging Into the Good Stuff
Final Thoughts
I love westerns. I get excited whenever a new one comes out whether it gets a big theatrical release or not just for the simple sake that iI want to see more from the genre than is readily produced these days. Unfortunately, 'In A Valley Of Violence' didn't win me over. A solid and simple plot is undercut by some hammy performances thanks to an overstuffed script that likes to hear its characters say entirely too much. Universal brings the film to Blu-ray with a terrific A/V presentation. Extra features are virtually non-existent. I wanted to like this one, I really did. I just didn't. If you're hankering for a viewing, I would say it's at least rentable, but not much more than that.
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- 1080p/AVC MPEG-4
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- 2.40:1
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- English DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1
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KAI RYSSDAL: President Bush had a couple of things he wanted to talk about during his press conference today. More money to fight AIDS. How he's not all that interested in another economic stimulus package. And mostly why he wants Congress to pass his warrantless wiretapping program.
PRESIDENT BUSH: You cannot expect phone companies to participate if they feel like they're going to be sued. I mean, it, it's... These people are responsible for shareholders. They're private companies.
Congress and the White House have been going back and forth over this topic for more than a year now. An extension of what's called the Protect America Act expired almost two weeks ago. The administration wants retroactive immunity for telecommunications companies that have handed over customer calling records since September 11. Some Democrats in the House don't.
The president's message today was pretty simple. He promised them it'd be okay.
PRESIDENT BUSH: The government said to those alleged to help us that it is in our national interest and it's legal.
PHIL WEISER: The companies thought they were on solid grounds when they acted, they just never thought that the word of the executive branch wouldn't be good enough. And so that's going to be an important precedent if it does get litigated.
Phil Weiser's a professor of law and telecommunications at the University of Colorado. We called him because, well, nobody here is a lawyer. He reminded us that while many phone companies did give the government what it wanted, one of them, Qwest, didn't.
PHIL WEISER: Because Qwest did not provide information that underscores that the other companies that did provide information were making an affirmative choice. And going forward the attitude of these companies may well be more concerned about their customers privacy interests and less accommodating to the government's requests.


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Johnny Van Zant's world was rocked to the core on October 20, 1977, when his brother Ronnie, the lead singer of Southern rock band, Lynyrd Skynyrd, was killed in a plane crash. Following Ronnie's death, the band took a break, and Johnny turned to his music for comfort. He released four albums with his band, The Johnny Van Zant Band, between 1980-1985, before he decided to take a break from music.
However, Johnny didn't stay away from the music industry for long. In 1987, he joined a newly-reunited Lynyrd Skynyrd in his brother's place as lead vocalist and primary songwriter. Johnny continues to record and perform with the group to this day, and also records and performs with his other brother, Donnie.
In 1990, Johnny released his solo album Brickyard Road, which included a track with the same title. The single "Brickyard Road," was a mega hit, and claimed the top spot on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Tracks chart, a position which it held for three weeks.
"Brickyard Road" was such a success because it is an emotional tribute to Ronnie and his legacy. The song gets its title from the place Ronnie, his wife Judy, and his daughter Melody lived before he was killed. In addition, the song also makes a reference to "Free Bird," which is a hit Lynyrd Skynyrd song that came to represent Ronnie after his death.
In the song, Johnny speaks directly to his brother, asking if he realizes the impact he left on Earth. "Brother, do you realize what you've done?" he sings. "Touched the hearts of everyone/You might've died too young but your songs live on."
During a performance in 1990, Johnny chose to perform "Brickyard Road" as his final song of the night. Before he started singing, Johnny held up a sign that read "Brickyard Road," saying a friend had made it for him.
After that, Johnny moved into the song, and his performance was nothing short of emotional. He kept his eyes closed for most of the performance and stayed close to the microphone, as if he was trying to really concentrate on his brother and his memory. The emotion also shows through in his voice on certain lines in the song, particularly when he sings, "Things just ain't the same since you left our world."
By the end of the performance the entire crowd was on their feet cheering for Johnny. Once you watch his performance below, you'll see why.
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Hi there Chronicallyill.
Well going on with what I've been told by my GI is that 80% of people with Crohns need an operation at some point of there lives. You might be one of the lucky ones that go without. I've gone without surgery for many years which was great, being young I done everything my friends have done. I've always participated in sport and even ran a few marathons so having Crohns hasn't really affected me like some until now... My mum has Crohns too and she has never needed surgery.. So look on the bright side and it might not even happen to you.
And I know what you mean about freaking out having a bag... Me too. I was shaking the other day when I asked my surgeon about that. He honestly looked at me if I was mad... And said No!! Only if things were to go seriously wrong..
Oh and by the way... When I had my first colonoscopy done at the age of 18 they suggested I have surgery done because of my stricture, at the time I was feeling fine so I ignored them, I'm now 36.
Unfortunately I feel the time has now come.. So Im going ahead with it as you know.
How do you feel now? my GI said having Crohns as long as I have and going without surgery is only a good thing, He hopes that it will remain that way after my operation. Good luck
Hey spiceman. Well my crohns to me is horrible, but talking to most of the people on here, not to sound rude, but I am doing pretty darn good i guess. I have a lot of diarhea all the time.When I get really sick I get lots of pain. Most of the time I block the pain. As my mom says I don't take my illness serious enough and sometimes let things go way to far. My doc also says i handle things way to well. I shrug a lot of it off. Looking at it now its kind of like I block it out. It's kind of a down fall because I forget the pain and keep on making my body suffer with the foods i LOVE to eat lol.
There was a point in highschool, my grade 12, that I got so sick my mom wanted to put me in the hospital. She was so scared for me because I went down to 120 lbs at 6"1'. I didnt thinking anything of my weight. For a couple months straight I would go to school ready to puke. Sometimes I would spend time over the toilet getting rid of the acid in my stomach, just by sitting, opening my mouth to let it water out, and would feel better right away. Other times I would puke and feel better also. At the time it was a lot of pain which caused the nausea. I was cr*pping myself silly to. I didn't miss a single day of school that whole time. I hated making up the work. My mom still shakes her head at me.
I havent had a flare that bad since, but I live in a flare every day. :(


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Mangaluru: What went up illegally, came down legally – as officials of Mangaluru City Corporation (MCC) under the leadership of Raju Mogaveera -MCC Deputy Commissioner (Revenue), Manjayya Shetty – MCC Health Officer and other senior MCC Officials, along with a battalion of State Reserve Police and City Police demolished all illegal hoardings and sign boards that were erected on MCC property. A brand new sign post of 'Kairali Restaurant' near Bendore-well which was erected on the footpath was knocked by the MCC officials using a earth-mover. The grand opening of this restaurant is scheduled for today- even the sign board of Taj restaurant located near Indiana Hospital was also removed.
In a massive drive against encroachments, for the second day in a row, MCC demolished illegal constructions, illegal petty shops near Bendore-well, Kankanady -Pumpwell, and couple of shops near Valencia. This time the MCC has been quite harsh in their eviction drive-earlier they used to pick these illegal shops and load them on to the trucks as they are, but this time all these illegal shops were crushed to pieces using earth-movers and then loaded on to the truck – so that the owners won't come back with their shops and run business again. Illegal shops selling tender coconuts, snacks, pan-beeda7cigarettes, sugar cane juice/fruit juices, Chinese food etc were all crushed. With the word being spread due to the eviction of shops on Wednesday, many owners of these petty shops had moved their shops- Kankanady Market area and the surroundings near Fr Muller Hospital, once a haven for all these petty shops wore a deserted look, since shop owners had vacated their spots.
Brand New ' Kairali Restaurant' sign Board knocked down by MCC
Mallikamma – a Petty Shop Owner in tears
The main complaint from all these petty shop owners is that the MCC should have given them prior notice about the eviction, and doing a surprise raid is inhuman. In response to this, Raju Mogaveera speaking to Mangalorean.com said, " These kind of silly excuses are always there when we decide to evict these illegal shops. People should have common sense not to set up shops on foot-paths or other places which lead to inconveniences to the public and motorists. We given requested and also given orders to these petty shop owners many a times, but they don't budge to our plea. After identifying the encroaches and their extent of encroachments, the civic body issued notices several times, but it did not evoke any response. Hence we swung into action and demolished those illegal structures by surprise and by force. We have done nothing wrong, it was these people who made us to take action" .
Also speaking to Mangalorean.com, Sub Inspector Mahaveer Nayak of Kadri Police station, Sub Inspector Nagaraj from Bajpe Police station, and ASI Rosamma from Bunder Police station said, " It's sad to note that these petty shop owners have to face such kind of eviction, which hurts their living. But on the other hand, these illegal shops are also a nuisance to the public and traffic. Traffic snarls has become common on the stretch during peak hours in mornings and evenings due to large-scale encroachments on the road. Lot of illegal activities are also taking place through these shops like selling narcotics to youth. The only way the authorities could help these people is to provide them a suitable place somewhere that won't affect the public or motorists".
Once a Haven for illegal shops near Fr. Muller Hospital wore a deserted look
Finder keeps it! MCC worker takes home a bag full of "Siddu"
Mallikamma, a petty shop owner near Indiana Hospital with tears in her eyes speaking to Mangalorean.com said, " I can't believe these ruthless people could do something like this to me. I was moving my shop, but while doing so my shop was forcibly crushed by the earth-mover. I have been doing small business to support my family for the last four years, and nothing harmful like this had happened. MCC ruined my life, I have no other income, and I don't know what I should do next. I am devastated and very much angry with the MCC officials for their brutal action". In the meantime, showing their act of ignorance there were many labourers of MCC packing up stuff from these demolished shops like Chewing tobacco, chocolates, tender coconuts etc.
In conclusion, like I said in my last report, some citizens may have pity on these petty shops owners saying that it their income/daily bread to support themselves and their families- but we should also know that there are legal shop owners who pay for utilities, taxes, other maintenance bills etc and who also like these illegal shop owners need to make their income to support their families. How would a legal shop owner feel, when a street vendor or a shop set up illegally selling the same products at a lesser cost, thereby hurting his business. If the government or city still has pity on these petty shops owners they should provide them with suitable location where they still continue with their business without hurting the business of legal shop owners nor creating hassles/inconveniences to the pedestrians. But I have a feeling, no matter what with all these evictions now and then, the street vendors/illegal petty shop owners will still return back and start their operations once again. We need a proper system with strict laws-Period!
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New Study Reveals Worrying Trends in Underage Marriage in Indonesia
February 15, 2012
Aisyiyah, the women's wing of Muhammadiyah, recently released results of a study it did on adolescent sexuality in Yogyakarta's Bantul district. Pointing to the widespread practice of girls marrying in their teens and even below the legal age of 16, the study makes for a worrying read.
The research, conducted through questionnaires distributed to 717 students aged 14 to 21 at various schools in Bantul and followed up with focus group discussions (FGD), indicates that adolescents have very little knowledge about their bodies and their sexuality, and that this correlates with a high rate of underage marriages.
The research also shows that many young people remain strongly attached to a variety of reproductive health myths. These are related to such phenomena as menstruation, but also to pregnancy and its prevention.
Data from the Banguntapan, Dlingo and Kasihan sub-districts shows high rates of both marriage and pregnancies below the age of 20. The level of young marriages in Bantul can also be seen from the large number of "dispensations" issued by the Bantul Religious Court to grant permission for such marriages. Although the age requirements set out in the Marriage Law are violated, the dispensations are unavoidable because these young couples will need marriage certificates to arrange their children's birth certificates.
In the Dlingo sub-district, most of the FGD participants had not received any formal information about reproduction. What little they did know, they had learned from friends or the internet.
According to data collected by Aisyiyah from the Bantul Religious Court, there were only ten requests for such age dispensations in 2000, but 115 such cases in 2010. While this could suggest increased public awareness of the importance of documentation of marriages, the facts on the ground still indicate a high number of underage marriages. FGDs with adolescents in Kasihan and Dlingo revealed several reasons why many marry young.
Some cited a desire to reduce the financial burden on parents, fear of becoming an "old maid" and the myth of loss of virginity through repeated menstruation. The No. 1 reason cited, however, was unwanted pregnancy.
In any case, the research underlines that unwanted pregnancies occur due to youngsters' – and their parents' – lack of proper knowledge about sexual and reproductive health. Another FGD, with religious court judges and Religious Affairs Office (KUA) officials in Bantul, found many reasons why it was difficult for KUA officers to prevent underage marriages.
These include poverty, and the desire of farming communities to have an additional source of unpaid labor; traditional attitudes such as concerns that one's daughter may become an old maid; the lack of outreach by village and sub-district officials to promote a later age of marriage, and lack of funding for such outreach efforts; and geographical factors making it difficult for KUA officials to meet in person with the prospective bride when couples register for marriage.
It is pointless simply to complain about the situation, or for the parties concerned to blame one another. What is needed, clearly, is education. The new data proves once again what health activists have long been shouting: that education on reproductive health is essential.
Though some people still reject this idea, claiming it would be tantamount to teaching young people how to have sex, the only way to prevent unwanted pregnancies, and consequently underage marriages, is to provide accurate, appropriate information about sexuality. Based on Islamic jurisprudence, this can in fact be categorized as an emergency situation: it is far better to choose the path of the lesser adverse impact.
Other concrete steps would be to increase local government budgets for the dissemination of information or to expand counseling institutions for adolescents, and not just in major cities. Perhaps (female) KUA administrative personnel or village officials could be encouraged to serve as reproductive health counselors for young people.
Finally, we need to end discrimination in medical family-planning services, which currently are only accessible to married couples. This may be a controversial proposal for some, but it is unavoidable. Our young people are being led astray by misleading information about sex, with disastrous consequences.
This article was first published in the Jakarta Globe on February 8, 2012.
Lies Marcoes is a senior program officer at The Asia Foundation in Indonesia. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. The views and opinions expressed here are those of the individual author and not those of The Asia Foundation.
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What exactly do you mean when you say you can't eat fiber? Are you saying you can't eat a certain kind of food (e.g. wheat bran, vegetables??) Or a certain kind of fiber (insoluble or soluble)?
Knowing what you can't eat could help me give you better advice. The primary way I try to manage my symptoms is by controlling what I eat. With that being said, I think that is would be practically impossible to cut out 100% of your fiber intake since soluble fiber and insoluble fiber exist in so many foods. It would also be unhealthy to do so. I am sure that in your soft foods you are taking in some fiber, probably in the soluble form which is much more soothing on the gut.
Other than diet, I have found the best ways to manage my IBS symptoms are through reducing stress, getting plenty of exercise, getting adequate sleep, and taking a flavonoid supplement. I was on probiotics for a long while, but am currently giving my body a break. I have also just accepted that there are times when I am just going to have really bad days no matter what I do. Rx medications for IBS didn't do anything for me. I take Imdoium about every 2-3 days to maintain stability. I'm also going to start therapy again to try to get my anxiety under control as it can play havoc with my IBS.
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I participated in the Legal Aid Golf Classic in June and had an amazing time. It was well organized, great course, great food, great prizes, and the staff were very appreciative. I was fortunate enough to be able to play golf while also raise money for this great organization that really makes a difference. Hope to see more out there on the golf course next year!
I'm proud to be on the board of LASSMC. They have a fantastic staff and do terrific work in the community.
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In the legal field, the plight of the most disadvantaged among us has perhaps never been so in focus. Laws are constantly being passed to help protect those most at risk-- children, elderly, low income -- yet the cost to access our legal system to protect those rights has never been greater. The San Mateo Legal Aid Society serves an increasingly important role in helping those who need it most understand and assert their rights. They do an outstanding job of reaching out to the legal community to garner its involvement in providing needed access to legal representation. A very worthy nonprofit that serves the community well and deserves broad support.
I am so happy to support Legal Aid's mission of improving lives through access to the justice system. It's what makes our community a stronger place.
•Without the Legal Aid Society of San Mateo county there would be thousands in our community who don't have equal access to justice. Legal Aid helps to level the playing field and make access to justice a reality for everyone. I am happy to support such a worthy cause.
A friend who ended up in a homeless shelter for a variety of financial, physical and personal issues. This person was disabled and could not work. He had applied for early social security and denied 3 times.
It was only when Legal Aid of San Mateo County visited the homeless shelter and provided assistance to appeal the Social Security decision. This assistance including counseling and referring an attorney.
This friend did win the appeal, was able to leave the homeless shelter and move into his own place.
This person is in a safe home, receiving Medicare for his disability and in a much better place.
Thanks a bunch! Thank you Legal Aid for the great work!
Legal Aid is deeply rooted in San Mateo County legal community. It attracts the faithful support of lawyers because of the direct legal services it provides for the county citizens. The staff lawyers are respected not only for their sterling credentials but also because of their effective advocacy and concern for the least privileged in our community. Their collaboration with county government, health care professionals, and social workers is well-known. Sitting in their offices and clinics for even a few minutes brings home the fact that these lawyers are giving 100% to their clients. Their results are outstanding.


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Hanakappa Movie: Hana-sake! Pakkaan Chou no Kuni no Daibouken
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Air Date Apr 12, 2013
Season spring 2013
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In the film, butterfly warriors suddenly appear in Yamabiko and snatch away Hana Kappa's mother and others. Hana Kappa and his friends head out towards the mystery-filled land of butterflies. They overcome obstacles such as mountains and deserts and along the way, encounter a mysterious boy named Poru.

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The developers have provided the game with a well-written and intriguing story and the voice acting is decent, which results in a fun narrative experience.
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The way the game is set up is that the player chooses a level and then proceed to rack up points as they fall down around buildings. It definitely gives a very arcadey type feel.
Pro Interesting story and good voice acting
The developers have provided the game with a well-written and intriguing story and the voice acting is decent, which results in a fun narrative experience.
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