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Nintendo: no DVD, BD playback for Wii U
Nintendo's next-gen console, the Wii U, will, like its predecessor, have no DVD playback capabilities. It won't play Blu-ray Discs, either. Ninty boss Satoru Iwata confirmed the news during a Nintendo Q&A session following E3 last week. He said: "The reason for that is that we feel that enough people already have devices that …
I think the guy is on the level
If you were ever going to get a DVD player, you already have one. Blu-ray will, in all likelihood be the last physical disk system for movies; netflix and On-Demand systems are in explosive growth. Iwata wants to put a console forward into that market, and can either sell to the market now (expensively) or prepare for the market of 2, 3 or 5 years time, and do it cheaply.
prop. discs make piracy harder (though it'll still happen), and avoid nintendo paying out patent rights to other companies, something which its never been keen on to start with. most families I know, as their kids moved rapidly out of the "lets play jump around games with mum and dad" to "mum and dad suck, imma mope in my room" have used their Wiis less and less as gaming hubs and more and more as netflix boxen, and it seem Iwata is looking forward and preparing for changes to come.
yes, seriously. I dont see any obvious flaws in the logic or the method.
Netflix, etc.
With Netflix already on the Wii, you can be sure they'll be on the Wii U. Digital downloads are the future- not least because Nintendo could try to get in on the action.
He has a point but
I think for the next 5 or so years, a device without DVD playback is seriously crippled. Blu-Ray is still a niche market and I don't think it will become mainstream before non-physical (digital) media takes over, but DVD is ubiquitous. For the Wii-U it to be an entertainment centre it should accomodate our existing media whilst we transfer to the new.
..and if Nintendo wanted to be really brave
Why don't they abandon disks altogether and release all their games on some form of SD-ROM card?
They would control the market, and have no mechanical parts to go wrong (apart from the card contacts)
They have learnt
The lesson from the N64. Solid state is still rather more expensive than optical storage and the fact that, for example, magazines could 'give away' demos for the PlayStation must have been a contributory factor in their relative success
..and if Nintendo wanted to be really brave → #
They already do in the form of DS*, and did in the form of GB* handhelds and the cartridges for SNES, etc.
Not just SD-ROM
Looking at the physical size of my 8Gb "Atom" USB stick (about 1cm x 2 cm x 0.5cm), you could mass-produce these suckers in a read-only small form-factor and still sell them relatively cheaply. And it'd make storing the physical media that much easier.
(although a 3.5" HDD-factor "USB-rack" for reading multiple sticks would probably not go astray either)
Maybe when there's a global movie streaming system this would make sense. Currently in the UK the delivery method for movies involves putting DVDs in envelopes and posting them.
Packet loss is a real bitch on that system.
Lovefilm also streams
I'm watching one right now, 3:10 to Yuma as it happens.
So the UK's not without movie streaming by any means.
But once it arrives you can watch it as many times as you like until you mistake the shiny disc for a beermat. The capacity, speed, reliability and reach of streaming needs to be improved a wee bit to huge pipes, ludicrous speed, won't break and everywhere before streaming will replace hard media.
iplayer st-u-ttttt-rrrrrs at the moment where I am, I tried streaming a film off xbox live and that was unwatchable and took an age to start. If I want to watch Mary Poppins it should take no longer to start when downloading than the time it takes me to get the DVD off the rack and skip to the player
Love films stream is awful and their range of shows is laughable.
Great British Broadband
which is fine if you live in area where the max download speed available exceeds "up to 2Mb"
SKY and LoveFilm both Stream.
Lovefilm is so so, but as a SKY Subscriber already I find the Streaming on the XBox/Laptop (Currently SkyPlayer Multiroom) is actually rather good. ANd from next month it will be £10 cheaper.
Like the man says
you've probably already got those peripherals elsewhere.
But then they put their own proprietary drive in?
This makes sense.
I really don't understand the fuss about this...
Sony owns the Blu-Ray format. Sony also owns a large movie making empire that releases movies on Blu-Ray. Therefore, including a Blu-Ray with their console was a no-brainer.
However, Nintendo don't own the Blu-Ray format and don't make films, so why on Earth would they include this function? Plus, add the fact that Ninty would have to pay Sony - their rival - a hefty license fee every time a console or game was purchased and you can see the logic behind this decision.
I'm not completely sold on the Wii U yet, but if I end up buying it, it will be because of the games. If I wanted to watch Blu-Ray movies, I'd buy a Blu-Ray player. Simples.
I would say...
... the thing is that the cost of a DVD player is cheap about NZ$30 on sale so if you want one it is no trouble to buy. Nintendo probably couldn't get one in the Wii U any cheaper than that.
The margin would be in Blu-Ray as it is the 'premium' format, but then you have to pay licencing fees to Sony, big ups to that.
So... why not try to move people away from playing movies on discs? It isn't like your missing out even if it doesn't work.
The King's Dead! Long live the King!
Apple has always pushed it's users to abandon "old" media formats, and interconnects.
This is no bad thing; dropping floppy disks and serial ports was smart with the original iMac; and I look forward to the death of USB2 (and a little more sadly, eSATA).
Some industry trends are just there to see, and physically shifting disks is heading the way of the Australian book store. Nintendo may need /some/ disk for /some/ markets, but "using Blu-Ray for delivering movies to the loungerooms of the developed world" is not among them.
Soon enough, most media will come to us through The Internet - wired, wireless, etc. The real question is how Nintendo expects to work in an increasingly complex home network - how they'll integrate DRM, multiple personal media libraries, and many media capable devices /per person/.
What's their mobile phone angle?
I agree with the Nintendo man....
A games console for playing games, a film player [dvd or BD] for films.
This has always been the point of Nintendo and Sega, who are sadly no longer with us. But, with MS and Sony trying to be a Jack of All Trades, there is a room for a good value, cracking good, rip roaring games console!!
Just hope the price point is not too mental..!!
Yes, a bit of old-skool UNIX philosophy there:
"Do one thing and do it well."
We will see how the Wii-U-Wii-Mii handles the 'better' bit in time, but I imagine that is the /goal/, at least.
Why Wii U?
When I already have a superior PS3 and a extensive game collection....
Hey Balmer
You really are an idiot, aren't you - or are you just trolling?
Since the specs for the WiiU haven't been released, how can you possibly know that the PS3 is 'superior'? Or are you just assuming that a 4 year old console is better than a brand new machine nobody has seen?
Oh Steve, I thought you'd have a 360...
But seriously, the Wii U is /extremely/ likely to have specs surpassing that of the PS3 or the Xbox 360. But then, that's not really a challenge, seeing as those consoles are 5-6 years old.
there have been noises
suggesting the Wii-U is about 50% more powerful than a PS3. http://arstechnica.com/gaming/news/2011/06/report-wii-u-50-percent-more-powerful-than-ps3.ars
PS4 is coming relatively soon, and the first rumours of the 360's successor are starting to surface too (Crytek have confirmed they're working on games for both already). But, and this is the important point - Nintendo have long eschewed the "pure power" arms race that Sony and MS engaged in. Nintendo consistently sell more consoles than anyone else, and they make money on each sale, no loss leaders on the hardware here - so they're clearly doing something right.
The "hardcore gamers" market is quite a small segment of the population. Nintendo aimed at everyone else - their adverts are directed at kids, families, retired people - and scored, big time.
Hey James
It is superior in the respect it isn't Vaporware, and can play games right now
makes perfect sense to me....
why should we pay for patents that we will never use? I'm speaking from a personal point of view of course but, since its launch my x360 has probably only ever played DVD's twice and one HD?
All my media is played through my HTPC (even Sky!) but then I do realise this is a special case and Mr and Mrs Jones probably won't do that ....
I understand what they are saying but i think they miss the point, I had several devices under my TV and ive recently got rid of the lot and slapped a propper media centre in it, plays games, BD, DVD, SKY, anything
What They have forgotten is that yes the future isnt optical discs but almost everyone has a stack of them, we are not going to bin them all, and most folk wont know how to rip them propperly which is technically illegal anyway
Its limiting the uses for what is essentially a media centre in its self. Its a box that provides media content, reducing the amount of content makes it harder for consumers to get what they need in a single box configuration. Less is more in this case. I am quite positive that if it had say DVD playback, at a good price point, people would consider buying teh Wii not just for the Wii but because they can replace another box too
maybe thats just me but i think its a case of cutting off their noses to spite their faces, its not good for the consumer however you look at it.
Am I missing something?
A lot of the comments so far praise streaming content - but it has its flaws:-
You don't own it - you never did, but let Netflix try to take back your Blu-Ray copy if they go bust!
Internet speeds - not there yet - my Virgin connection would throttle the hell out of an HD stream.
Anybody want to add any more?
Until I am ASSURED of escrow of my digital purchases, and my broadband can handle them at peak times, Blu-Ray seems to be the choice for now.
"You don't own it - you never did, but let Netflix try to take back your Blu-Ray copy if they go bust!"
I don't know if Blu-Ray does have a protocol for invalidating video discs after sale, but I don't see it being un-feasible. Say, your video player expires once a year and you have to play an update disc to revive it - which will re-set the definition of discs that you're allowed to play from now on. Like DVD regions, but more versatile - versatile in what they can stop you from using.
And Microsoft Windows seems to be allowed to play DVDs only on condition of including similar DRM-invalidating technology. They talk about it in the licence, which is not as restrictive as the licence for what you can and can't do on a games console.
Likewise, several PC video products are licensed to consumers for non-commercial use only: you aren't allowed to make a video and sell it.
Proprietary = cheaper?
I'm a bit confused - how can it possibly be cheaper to develop a proprietary media system of your own, than it is to license one that already exists?
I guess they have done the maths on it, but it feels wrong - unless they are predicting such massive sales that they can drive down the per unit cost?
HD-DVD is surely the answer
Since then you have an existing standard to use, and Toshiba would probably give you the licences away for a boiled sweet.
It can be...
It does go against the grain, but it helps to remember that Ninty have already got a lot of prior art in this field (Nintendo Optical Disc et al), so they're not starting from scratch any more. The other thing to remember is that the only other high-capacity optical format, Blu-ray, is part owned by Nintendo's rival Sony. Whether Blu-ray was the superior format or not, I doubt Ninty would want to cut Sony a cheque every time they sell a Wii U.
Fixed Vs Variable costs perhaps?
Developing a new format is a fixed cost, whether you produce one thousand or twenty million devices the cost of developing it remains pretty much the same.
Licensing is a variable cost scaling with the number of consoles sold, and in all probability the number of game discs sold as well.
At small scales licensing makes sense. At large scales it only makes sense if the licenses are dead cheap or if you don't have the capital to develop your in-house system in the first place. This is pretty much the same argument as Google developing and producing its own network kit rather than using off the shelf stuff from Cisco or similar.
Incidentally I would say that this also applies to hosted services via the cloud. Setting up your own in house servers makes no sense as long as the fixed cost is high and the number of users low. Once you grow above a certain number the reverse is true.
Umm and Humm and such
I don't remember (and am too lazy to wiki it), but I don't think nintendo even made or developed the optical drive for the wii themselves, pretty sure it was done by a third party (one of those that have great big factories that already make dvd drives, and for whom making a new optical format wouldn't be very expensive).
they would have to pay someone to manufacture DVD drives if they wanted that, I think what they do is ask someone to make a not-DVD drive.. then they don't have to pay the DVD consortium a licensing fee (which, when you make a lot of wii's, add up).. and there's the piracy things as well, yes.
btw, I had a sudden moment of can-be-arsed, the wii's optical drive (or at least the design of the Wii optical disk) was made by Matsushita (most famours for their Panasonic Brand)
They're not very open with stuff like who makes and assembles what where in what factory, so take my assertions about their workflow with a pinch of salt :)
Firstly, BD itself is a proprietary format.
Secondly, I'm sure this Nintendo "proprietary" goes only as far as the logical format of storage and the associated firmware/software to read it (and may be not even that).
The hardware is probably standard BD (with the associated licences) but they probably dispensed with redundant audio and video codec licences and the AACS, which is the most ridiculously expensive and useless part of BD "intellectual property" costs.
RE: Proprietary = cheaper?
It's not about cheaper. It's about control. Sony controls BR. Nintento controls their own optical format. Which will technology-wise not far off BR anyway. Nintento always had a knack for full control (sticking the longest with rom-cartridges etc...
Besides on another topic, where there was a debate about open or closed. And many posters without common sense declared that closed was a no-go. I tried to make these ppl see that all creators of closed systems (Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Jack Tramiel etc...) are ALL filthy rich today! It's not hard to imagine that leaders from Sony and Ninento are also filthy rich.
They don't need a lot of presses
Or whatever it is you make a disk with these days. I guess Nintendo need a few factories(owned by Nintendo) churning out the disks for the various publishers, and then they're done. The cost of the custom-made presses is amortized over the life of the whole WiiU platform, and every disk ever made...
There are lots of ways to encode data to disks, and the only reason that the Blu-Ray and DVD standards can be charged for is because they're ubiquitous - the patents, etc. wouldn't worth a cent if we never moved off CDs.
Also, if Nintendo uses a proprietary disk, they can make huge inroads into stifling piracy of disks (they own all the presses, and can control access). Eventually, someone will figure out how to forge the disk; but until then they'll be secure. Pirated downloads, etc. are clearly a different story.
Like the man said "Disc is Dead"
Yeah, we are already at the point where films, music and everything else entertainment comes downloaded or streamed to your box.
That's why no optical drive in the Wii U.
Oh... hang on... what is that slot in the front?
For the games discs you say?
Um... so why have physical games discs when you just said everything will be downloaded or streamed now?
It seems every argument for why Nintendo want to sell games as physical discs can be made by film or music companies arguing to sell those on physical media.
A video stream is, well, a stream. All you need is a specific level of bandwidth with relatively low latency. You don't need the 3rd minute of the movie until 3 minutes in.
A modern video game, on the other hand, is a combination of video, audio, graphics, models, and physics and gameplay logic which has a very different load profile. You usually start by loading an intro video, which hides the fact that behind the scenes, you're loading a huge chunk of logic and assets. It's this initial load which requires bandwidth beyond what even excellent internet connections can handle -- yet.
That's why games still need a local format. For now.
Differerent rules
When Nintendo say disk is dead and games arrive digitally, that's fantastic, when Sony do it with the PSP go, that sucks apprently.
Of course we all know had nintendo did digital download games, it would have been revolutionary, as everyone loves nintendy right?
Not a bad idea
I have to agree, if you don't have a DVD player by now, it's probably not going to swing your decision to buy a Wii U, and if you do have one, then its not going to either.
Plus anything which will keep the cost of this console down, especially with those mahoosive and expensive looking controllers has to be a good thing.
If it walks and talks like a Blu-Ray
It probably is, but Nintendo don't want to pay the licensing fees or have a system that people use primarily for watching movies! Blu-Ray technology exists in other formats without being called Blu-Ray. Didn't they do the same with the Wii?
Personally, I'd surmise that Nintendo are using Bluray, but simply haven't paid the licencing fees for Blu-ray or DVD decoding - and on top of that, they've probably customised the disc format (e.g. spinning the disk backwards or including extra layers or encryption/certification) to make things harder for the pirates.
After all, it's what they did with the Wii: it was physically capable of playing DVDs but Nintendo chose not to enable this feature. Thankfully, this was addressed when homebrew apps began to appear, though none of them quite came up to the feature level of XBMC...
sorry to rock the boat but
my TV has 3 HDMI sockets. Currently my boxee box, xbox 360 and BD player take them all up. If I want to plug my HD camcorder in, I have to unplug one.
HDMI splitters are expensive and a lot of them don't autoswitch, meaning you have to fiddle with yet another tiny remote. Put more functionality into one box, and save me a HDMI slot dammit Nintendo!
Sense at last.
I also do not need another box under the telly, and my 2 x HDMI ports are full.
I'm not upgrading my tellie to get more HDMI ports, so any new/replacement gadget must combine features. At least with a PS3 I'd get a blu-ray player, with the added bonus of having my credit card details circulated round the internet...for free!
my hdmi splitter
was about a tenner, autoswitches so sensibly and quickly that I've long since lost the remote control, and the box dangles invisibly behind the TV.
It's made in the UK by Neet. You can get them on Amazon.
Sorry Epic Fail...
I was looking to upgrade to Blu-Ray at some point but lack of support means that I am less likely to buy one......
Its not just about the ones that 'have' but the 'have yet to buy' thats important too.
They miss a huge selling point too..
Nintendo made a big thing when revealing the WiiU that it would be able to flip whatever it was showing on the TV screen onto the remote screen. How useful would that be if it included DVD/BD playback? If the better half wants to watch something on telly you're not interested in, slap a DVD in the WiiU and watch it on the screen you've got, safely able to ignore Britain's Desperately Talented Housewives or whatever guff it is she's obsessed with.
As it is. no. And yet less justification to bother with it when it eventually comes out, shortly after the PS4 and Next Xbox get announced...
Britain's Desperately Talented Housewives
Would that be shown on one of the late night, gentlemen's interest channels?
I only bought a PS3 as it was a relatively cheap blu-ray player, I do use it for media streaming now, but had my original Wii played DVD's when my DVD player died I would never have bought the PS3 (which has never been used for gaming) as I didn't really, and still don't, need blu-ray but if I was buying a new player I thought it best to get it.
Thought they might get it right this time.
My Playstation2
was my first DVD player, and has outlived 2 DVD/home theatre systems (and one VHS player), thus proving itself invaluable. I think Nintendo are missing a trick here, as I would welcome some sort of integrated home entertainment system - something like the PS3 offers, perhaps - and I think many other families would, too (families are Nintendo's target market, right?).
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They want to build a new Circuit Court and Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court on the property that now houses the JD&R court on Princess Anne Street. (This would involve buying a smaller adjoining property that is between the court and City Hall). The General District Court would remain in its current quarters, with some minor improvements.
If this sounds familiar to you, that's because it was the option that Moseley Architects originally recommended that the city pursue, based on its needs and financial capabilities, way back in the fall of 2007. (See pages 68-71 of this PDF.) Moseley put an estimate of $33 million on the first phase of what it called the "Princess Anne C" option, but the city will have to study this a lot more closely to really know what it's likely to cost. It would be a lot cheaper than the more than $54 million estimate council members have seen for the Post Office site, though.
This is a cheaper option, but a shorter-term solution to the overall courts space problem.
"The economy has really gone downhill, and we're going to have to pass some of these decisions on to future councils," Mayor Tom Tomzak said.
This means that at tomorrow's meeting, you won't likely see a continuation of this discussion of how to break the pre-development work on the Post Office site into smaller chunks. You're more likely to see the council ask the staff to study the cheaper option and to report back accordingly.
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Home automation is all about control, and who wouldn't want to control household lights or appliances from their bedroom, or even their car? And don't you want your home to look lived in, every day of the year? Still, most home automation is sold as individual components, so it can be difficult to know what you need to get started. We decided to see what a few hundred bucks would buy. We reasoned that a starter package would be the best value, as these are often discounted to increase market share. Each system is designed around one of the four most popular communications protocols, which use a combination of power-line (A/C) and wireless (RF) signal paths to provide whole-house control. Here's what we found:
X-10 (Click here to view product)
X-10 is the granddaddy of home automation, having been developed in the 1970s. There are more types of X-10 devices for sale than for any other protocol, but X-10 is not without its flaws. It can be less reliable, is more sensitive to power-line noise, and is usually "one-way," meaning that the sender can't tell whether a command reached its destination.
Major X-10 retailer X10.com sells an eight-piece starter kit (CM15A-SD-KMP-PS110) for $99. It starts with their ActiveHome Pro Software and USB Computer Interface. This allows your PC to act as the brain of your system, issuing timed commands and even conditional "if then" commands, like "if motion is detected, turn on this light, but only if it's Thursday." Their newest interface communicates with both powerline and RF X-10 devices.
However, a controller is useless without something to control, so they also provide a sampler of "responders." The included Lamp Module plugs into an outlet. The lamp you plug into the module is then under X-10 control. Their "Socket Rocket" does the same thing, but screws into an existing light socket. Their Appliance Module works like the Lamp Module, but has no dimming function and is meant for, well, appliances (like that coffee maker you want to turn on from your bedroom).
On the wireless side, the package includes a small key-chain remote, so you can turn your lights on as you enter your driveway, a "PalmPad Remote," giving you more complete control of your house from wherever you leave it, and an EagleEye Motion Sensor, which can tell the ActiveHome Pro software when there's someone in front of your house (or when it's dusk or dawn).
However, a phase coupler is not included. In most homes, the electrical power is segmented into two subsystems or "phases." Powerline automation signals can't cross from one phase to the other without a phase coupler. Prices for active X-10 phase couplers vary, but a good choice is the Levitron HCA02-10E, $70 at Smarthome.com.
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Several years ago, the folks at Smarthome, a major home automation dealer, decided to design the next generation of X-10. They kept the general paradigms (as well as X-10 compatibility), but greatly improved reliability, made everything two-way, and erased several of X-10's other warts. For $99, they sell a five-piece basic starter kit (Item #2490), consisting of a control keypad (Controllinc), two "Access Points," and two Lamplinc modules (similar to the X-10 Lamp Module). The Access Points solve the powerline phase coupling problem. You plug one into each an outlet on each phase and they connect by RF. Thus, you could put the Controllinc on one phase, and have your Lamplincs on the other phase, and all would work very well.
Missing from this package, though, is the computer-based control. The PC interface (#2414U) can be purchased for $70, and there are many software choices, including the free InHomFre, Powerhome ($69 at MyX10.com), and the recently released Houselinc-2 from Smarthome (#2412UH, $169 including interface).Facebook and Twitter.
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District Administrator Magazine has named Mount Airy City Schools as one of its inaugural Districts of Distinction for its work in the STEAM program centered around the disciplines of science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics. According...
The Surry County Community Corrections office is seeking information on the whereabouts of the following individuals:
A delegation composed of Mount Airy City Schools (MACS) board of education members and school leaders has returned from its trip to China appearing confident the first steps to develop partnerships for learning experiences for students and staff are...
WorkForce Carolina Inc., a full-service staffing firm headquartered in Mount Airy, will soon have a new name that reflects a recent expanded reach of its operations.
The good news is that a free community Thanksgiving dinner will be offered this coming Thursday in Mount Airy as it has for the past 17 years.
Unlike its football team that is a perennial playoff contender, Mount Airy High School's marching band had hit some low notes in recent years.Perhaps the lowest came during the 2012-2013...
Mount Airy is pursuing a sewer line extension to serve a new office building on North Main Street, in response to a strange situation of no existing lines being available for the inner-city area involved.
Contributors to this year's annual United Fund fundraising drive will have the opportunity to own a piece of original art, organizers say.
PILOT MOUNTAIN —Two East Surry High School seniors affirm they and their peers will benefit from the North Carolina New Schools Investing in Rural Innovative Schools (iRIS) grant. This grant has also been awarded to North Surry.
Organizers say recent renovations at the Mount Airy Museum of Regional History have one goal: To make people look at the local museum as not only a place to revisit history, but a great shopping destination as well.
The following incidents are under investigation by the Surry County Sheriff's Office:
The Surry County Schools District Science Fair Thursday was the youthful embodiment of John Gowie, or "Professor G-Force," of Mad Science of the Piedmont's sentiment that "while most think science is answering the questions,...
DOBSON — A recent audit as required by the state revealed Surry County is in good financial shape.
Flat Rock Pentecostal Holiness Church and its pastor, Dr. David Sparks, will host a special multi-denominational Thanksgiving Worship Service on Sunday beginning at 5:55 p.m.
Mount Airy officials are trying to salvage a possible industrial expansion locally that could mean 75 new jobs, after the county government rejected incentives for the project this week.
Once again the Mount Airy Board of Commissioners took up the issue of mandatory water and sewer connections, but once again came away without a decision.
Story telling has been a menu of Southern supper tables for generations so the Surry County Storytellers Guild upcoming "Tellabration" seems a good fit to whet everyone's appetite for a good yarn. It is set for Saturday at 7 p.m. at...
• An attempted break-in was discovered Tuesday at Appalachian Computer Sales on South Renfro Street, according to Mount Airy Police Department reports. A 3-foot by 3-foot window pane was broken in the process, with the damage put at...
The service of outgoing Mount Airy Board of Education member Mike Hiatt was honored at the board's regular business meeting Tuesday night at Mount Airy High School. Hiatt, a former veteran educator, coach and administrator has served on the...
DOBSON — The Surry County board of commissioners has approved two rezoning requests, but sent another back to the drawing board for further scrutiny.
PINNACLE — Shoals Elementary, the "little country school in a country neighborhood," celebrated winning National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence Honors Wednesday afternoon. The honor makes the school one in five in the state...
DOBSON — It's been a busy year for cell phone tower projects in Surry County, and the list is growing.
The Mount Airy Police Department is setting its sights on new handguns to replace those now carried by city officers, with grant money hopefully supplying the funding firepower needed.
DOBSON — Two State Employee's Credit Union scholarships were given out at the Nov. 10 meeting of the Surry Community College Board of Trustees.
DOBSON — A vote recount Thursday in the tightly contested race for clerk of Superior Court in Surry County produced no change in the initial outcome.
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Healthy Eyes Mean a Healthy Body
In today's day and age, essential educational tools such as new textbooks are expensive luxuries for educators. It's easy to forget that when we parents were in school these items were something that we took for granted. School textbook prices have risen alarmingly in recent years; depending on the subject, a single elementary school textbook can range in price anywhere from $30 to $100.
Want another alarming statistic? Childhood obesity rates are on the rise in the US. Today, nearly one in three children in America is overweight or obese. The sad truth is that obesity affects a child's overall health. In fact, if this trend continues, one third of all children born in 2000 or later will suffer from diabetes at some point in their lives which can lead to vision loss.
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In response to these both of these national epidemics, the Museum of Vision, a public service program of the Foundation of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, has teamed up with the Let's Move!, First Lady Michelle Obama's national initiative dedicated to solving the challenge of childhood obesity within a generation. One of the objectives of the campaign is to ensure that every family has access to affordable health education. The Museum of Vision supports and encourages teaching children about living a healthy lifestyle. To that end, the national non-profit program has composed a curriculum guide for both parents and teachers to use in order to teach children the connection between healthy eyes and a healthy body.
The Healthy Eyes, Healthy Body curriculum is designed for multiple uses, including classrooms and home schools. While the concepts in this curriculum can be appreciated by children of all ages, it is targeted to students in the 6th, 7th and 8th grades.
The first chapter of this curriculum, an introduction to the eye and the human visual system, will teach children about the parts of the eye and how they function together to allow it to see. The following two chapters focus on eating right and exercise. In these chapters, students will learn about the important vitamins and minerals in eye-healthy foods like strawberries, sunflower seeds, and of course, carrots! Each chapter contains fun demonstrations and activities designed to help students understand these concepts with hands-on learning. The curriculum guide, Healthy Eyes, Healthy Body, is FREE and can be downloaded here.
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SCOTTISH DEER - An artificial high?
Posted 1 December 2002
Do Scottish deer really need culling? Or do 'conservation' and 'deer management' interests keep their numbers artificially high in order to service a lucrative stalking industry. This excellent letter, published recently in the Glasgow Herald, gives pause for thought.
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Dear Sir
As the subject of your article "Animal Activist's Claims Outlawed by Judge" (17 Aug.) I am not overly surprised by the verdict as the "establishment" protects its own.
However, I feel I should make some comments about the killing of deer by conservation charities such as the Woodland Trust.
Hunters and conservationists would have us believe that it is necessary to reduce deer numbers to an acceptable population level that doesn't cause ecological damage. When asked why the population has increased so rapidly, they tell us that deer reproduce prolifically and that there are no large predators, namely the wolf, left to control their numbers. On the face of it, that seems a reasonable explanation but it is more of a plausible excuse for hunters to enjoy their grizzly fun and conservationists to employ them to hunt in almost exactly the same way under the more respectable guise of culling.
There is no doubt that wolves were predators of deer, but not for a very long time. The last wolf was killed in the UK around 1750, more than 250 years ago, and their numbers were in serious decline for many decades before that. So it is reasonable to assume that wolves have had little impact on deer for the past 300 - 350 years. With that in mind one could be excused for thinking that deer numbers would have escalated at an enormous rate over that period. But it is only in the last 50-60 years that their numbers have increased significantly, coinciding with a thriving hunting industry and reforestation that provides shelter.
So is there a connection? Of course there is!
To understand the whole sorry mess, one must examine the structure and covert allegiances between hunters and conservationists who, including the Woodland Trust, form alliances within "deer management groups" that are overseen by the Deer Commission to maintain an artificially high deer population to satisfy the requirements of hunting estates. But as deer know no boundaries, the population expands to other areas unchecked, where they can damage unprotected saplings, ground flora and ground nesting habitats.
This is when the deceit of the conservationists comes to the fore. Having supped with the hunters, they now tell us they need to cull deer to reduce the increase in population that the hunters were responsible for in the first place. The horrid cycle continues year after year.
Why don't the conservationists abandon their hunting friends and join forces with the animal activists who oppose hunting? No chance - it's all about money. The government via the Deer Commission wishes to maintain the hunting industry as an economic benefit to rural areas and the conservationists depend on grants via the Forestry Authority to plant their trees.
The conservationists won't bite the hand that feeds them and the deer are the losers.
Animal rights and welfare activists, together with our MSPs, have rid this country of the scourge of hunting with dogs. The next target should be the hunting estates.
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They say you never forget your first love and when Mack Wilds first fell in love, he fell hard. "It's so dirty, disgusting and gritty, but it's so beautiful," the 24-year old singer says of his native New York City; the inspiration for his debut LP New York: A Love Story.
Tristan Paul Mack Wilds is best known for his acting roles as Michael Lee and Dixon Wilson on HBO's "The Wire" and CW's "90210" respectively, but before he hit Hollywood, Wilds dreamed of a career in music. "I don't remember a time in my life when music wasn't a factor in my life," the Staten Island product says. "I was immersed in what music was in the '90s. Everything we heard in hip-hop, I could look outside of my window in the projects and see it going on."
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One of the best moments in an entrepreneur's working life is finding out someone wants his or her company more than they do. In other words, they're being bought. While doing a public offering gets better press, or at least used to, next best can be selling your company (assuming you don't want to continue running it in perpetuity).
The trouble is, mergers and acquisitions now come with a growing legal price tag. It has always involved a coterie of lawyers, bankers and other fee-taking service providers, but those were mostly part of the process of getting from offer to closed deal. The difference now is that an increasing percentage of acquisitions over $100m have a large and growing additional price tag -- lawsuits from law firms representing plaintiffs alleging that the seller didn't get the best possible price.
Why do it? Because it pays, of course. This can be highly profitable litigation, with cases getting settled out of court more than half the time, as the following figure shows. And that represents a big change from ten years ago, when more than half of cases were dismissed and only around a quarter settled.
This is a disturbing trend, representing a de facto entrepreneurship transaction tax, one that is hitting energy sector worst, but technology isn't far behind.
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As our Boston Celtics prepare to embark on a journey that they hope culminates with the franchise's 18th championship banner, it's safe to assume that not everything will go according to plan. It rarely ever does. Every season throws its own curves, with the tragic deaths of Len Bias and Reggie Lewis being perhaps the most extreme. Last season it was losing Jeff Green, Chris Wilcox and Jermaine O'Neal – three big men who were going to be counted on to help Boston battle underneath the basket. And who saw Ray Allen going down with an ankle injury, or the impressive development of Avery Bradley as a result – or Bradley's subsequent shoulder injury, which shut him down during the playoffs?
This season is certain to have its own surprises – curves that come out of nowhere and force Doc Rivers to adjust. Maybe Rondo does down with an ankle injury. Or Pierce's knee flares up. Or KG loses his mojo. (Hey, it can happen – even the great Willie Mays succumbed to Father Time.)
Whatever the case, the key will be how well Danny Ainge and Doc Rivers adjust. And while every team faces adversity, Ainge & Rivers have proven that they can handle it and keep their team competitive.
So don't go into this season with blinders on. Something that wasn't in the script is bound to happen. That's life in professional sports.
Just know that our guys cope better than most.
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South Bend St. Joe has plenty reasons to be spirited.
The Indians football team plays for a spot in the 3A sectional finals Friday, while on Saturday the volleyball team is in Semi-State and the girls soccer team plays for a state championship.
Already winners of a 16 Spirit Award for showing the most school spirit on Friday Night Football this year, the Indians were in the running with four other schools for the "Best of the Best" Award.
With the most votes, St. Joe claimed the honor of Spirit School of the Year. They receiver another check for #100 and another plaque from Martin's.
The soccer team faces Evansville Memorial at 6pm Saturday in the 2A State finals in Indy. So what would it feel like for the seniors to go out as state champs?
"It's a good question--it's pretty unbelievable to be honest," says captain and defender Emily Rompola. "To win my soccer game as a high school student-athlete would be awesome and for it be for the state championship, would be even better."
"It would be so, so awesome," says fellow captain and forward Catherine Raster. "This is what we've been working all season and all four years for. It would just be great to win."
The volleyball team plays in Semi-State Saturday at 12:30 at Plymouth. Their opponent, is #1 Yorktown. The Indians must beat them and a 2nd team Saturday night to advance to the state finals.


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Jax Beach Murder Suspect Arraigned
Updated On: Apr 04 2011 01:40:08 PM EDT
The man accused of killing a former firefighter at Jacksonville Beach in February pleaded not guilty at his arraignment Monday.
Charles Pearce, 30, is charged with second-degree murder in the shooting death of 42-year-old Mike McCue in the driveway of McCue's home.
Pearce was arrested in Arizona more than a week after the killing. He did not fight extradition, and was brought back to Duval County last month.
Pearce is also charged with attempted murder in connection with a separate shooting about a block away from where McCue was killed. Police said Pearce initially fired a shot at his stepfather, but missed him.
Not long after, McCue was shot and killed outside his home, one block away.
Pearce's next court date is May 2.
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I do not get sea angling these days as frequently as I used to but when I did go, several times a month at one stage of my life, I used to fish for a wide variety of species, from mackerel, to pollock, to conger eel. I used to fish both from the shore and the boat but there was one particular species of fish I always used to love to see materialising from the murky and unknown depths and that was the big Winter cod. I cannot define why this was the one species which always gave me the biggest thrill to catch, perhaps simply because I enjoy eating it so much, but I devoted a lot of time to experimenting with different lures, rigs and baits in an attempt to maximise my catch of cod and codling.
I will begin with and I'm afraid effectively dismiss the variety of artificial cod baits and lures which are available to buy on the market today. I recall buying such as large white cod feathers and hokeyes at considerable expense on occasion but while I am well aware of the success such items can bring with other species, the only time I ever recall catching cod with them was when I also baited each hook with some fresh bait.
I would probably go for Pacific calamari squid as the most successful bait I ever used for cod. Although these particular squid were not native to any waters I ever fished they seemed to be a powerful attractant to cod, perhaps for this very reason in that they were something out of the ordinary. They are readily available to purchase, frozen in block form, from larger fishing tackle shops and even Oriental supermarkets, though in the latter instance the price is likely to prove prohibitive for fishing bait. Simply allow them to defrost when you get to the shore or on to the boat and pull one at a time from the block. They can be used whole for big cod baits or cut up in to smaller pieces for such as codling.
Lug worms are another excellent bait for cod. These big, juicy worms can be purchased live from many coastal tackle shops or frozen on a much wider basis. Be careful putting them on the hook as they can be full of a lot of water and splash an unsuspecting angler in the eye with same when we pierce them. A cocktail of calamari and lug worm can prove deadly when fishing for cod.
Rag worms would not be one of my first choices as bait when fishing for cod. They are extremely useful for a number of species and although I have known cod to go for them, I would rate them far below calamari and lug worms. Be careful when handling rag worms as they "bite" with the two pincers we can see protruding from their mouths and the larger ones are capable of giving us a nasty shock.
We can of course experiment with other baits for cod, depending upon what we have available to us and may know some success with such as fresh strips of mackerel or herring, or even razor fish or shellfish. There are no specific rules and a hungry cod will perhaps take any oily and strong smelling "food" offered it.


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According to organizers, Downtown South Bend is the place to be for all things Irish this St. Patrick's Day.
From 21 plus to fun for all ages, events will run Friday through Sunday.
Downtown South Bend Inc. is hosting the 11th annual Tent Party and Pub Tour. It runs from 5-11 p.m. The party includes festive drinks and food and will feature live music from Stillshot, The Bergamot, The Moxie Strings, DJ Eric Street and Brickhouse Burlesque. It all happens at 350 South Michigan Street, on the corner of Wayne and South Michigan streets. You must be 21 to enter, and general admission is $5
The Bergamot joined the Newscenter 16 morning crew at Fiddler's Hearth Wednesday morning for a preview of what's to come. As South Bend natives, the band says they are excited to be back and perform music full of South Bend history. The Bergamot were winners of the Bud Light Battle of the Bands and opened for musicians Pitbull and Flo Rida.
Events continue through the weekend, on Saturday there will be a Gaelic Mass at St. Patrick Catholic Church at 9 a.m. Family-friendly events are happening all day long including the 15th annual St. Patrick's Day Parade at 11 a.m. and the Greening of the East Race at noon.
New this year is the first annual "Leprechaun Chase on the Race."
For more information visit the Paddy Party Website


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Located close to seven world-class golf courses, Hôtel du Lac is a fabulous golf destination. In a region known for its luxurious natural setting, some astonishing golf courses are waiting for you!
The most beautiful courses in the region:
Le Diable - www.tremblant.ca/golf/diable
Arizona-style golf course, by the Diable River. Par 71.
Golf Le Géant - www.tremblant.ca/golf/geant
With two artificial lakes, 52 white sand traps, and plateaus sculpted right into the mountainside. 6,836 yards. Par 72.
Golf Manitou - www.golfmanitou.com
Executive course of 3,400 yards, championship calibre, by the Diable River. Pine forest and sand dune environment. Par 58.
Golf le Maître - www.clublink.ca
Designed by Fred Couples. 7,069 yards, over 260 acres by the Diable River. Dramatic elevation changes, beautiful landscape. Par 72.
Golf La Belle - www.grayrocks.com
6,270 yards, appreciated for over 79 years. Mountain course. Par 72.
Golf La Bête - www.grayrocks.com
Panoramic views and championship calibre, 6,825 yards. Diable River and white pine trees, plateaus. Par 72.
Golf Royal Laurentien - www.royallaurentien.com
Championship course located 20 minutes from Tremblant. One of the top ten courses in Québec. Par 71.


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1098-T Forms for Cornell College were processed by ECSI for calendar year 2013. If you signed up for an electronic 1098-T form, an email was sent out the week of January 27 with instructions on how to access the form. If you did not sign up for an electronic form, your 1098-T form was mailed to the permanent address on record the week of January 27.
1098-T Forms can be printed from ECSI's website: http://www.ecsi.net/taxinfo.html
Follow these steps to print the 1098-T form:
- SELECT - Click here to retrieve your login credentials.
- Enter requested information including last four digits of your social security number and your HOME zip code.
- Your login information will pop up. Write down the school code - 21 - and your password.
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If you have questions concerning the form, please refer to ECSI's link to Student Tax Information: http://www.ecsi.net/taxinfo.html or call ECSI at 1-866-428-1098.
You can also print copies of 1098-T forms from prior years from this site.


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Workshop: How to Get Started with a Free and Open-Source HMIS in a Resource-Limited Environment
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Lecturer: Christopher H. Larsen
Venue: UNU-IIST Seminar Room
In the workshop, the speaker will give an introduction on the implementation of a hospital information system based on the open source software GNU Health with a focus on sustainability issues.
For more details download the documents: Workshop Agenda and the Case Study description.
Biography of the speaker:
Christoph H. Larsen has spent the vast majority of his career promoting accessible, affordable and non-discriminative quality health care in resource-challenged settings. Chris is a medical doctor, trained in Germany, the UK and Australia, with specialisations in Tropical Medicine and Public Health from the UK and Australia, and a Masters degree in Molecular Biology of Infectious Diseases from the UK.
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PAWTUCKET ŌĆō At this point, you have to feel for Daniel Bard.
The Red Sox can point to the fact that Bard was not touched for an earned run in his inning of work Thursday night, but make no mistake: it was another tough night at the office for the struggling reliever. In case youŌĆÖre just joining us, BardŌĆÖs latest attempt to get back on track provided a nice, tucked-in capsule of what has plagued the reliever during his two-plus month stint with the Pawtucket Red Sox.
PAWTUCKET ŌĆö If Daisuke Matsuzaka made what he dubbed a ŌĆ£small mechanical adjustmentŌĆØ prior to taking the mound for the fifth inning Wednesday night, itŌĆÖs news to both PawSox pitching coach Rich Sauveur and catcher Dan Butler.
ŌĆ£Whatever tweak he made, he made on his own,ŌĆØ stated Sauveur on Thursday, one day after Matsuzaka delivered what could be coined a mixed bag of an outing.
There was good Matsuzaka ŌĆō four scoreless innings in which he retired 12 of 13 Scranton batters ŌĆō following by bad Matsuzaka, the damage pertaining to the five runs (four earned) he yielded in the fifth.
WOONSOCKET ŌĆö Barbara Dixon will never forget the first-ever Blackstone River Valley Greenway Challenge, held in late September of 2001.
In fact, she and other organizers questioned whether they'd be able to take care of the logistics in time.
ŌĆ£This is how bizarre it was that first year,ŌĆØ noted Dixon, who works closely with the John H. Chafee Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor Commission, located at the old train station near Main Street.
WOONSOCKET ŌĆö Family and friends of longtime Woonsocket Police Dispatcher Ron Auger were at the station Thursday evening sprucing up the small garden created in his memory. Ron's mother, Jeanne, said she and her helpers had stopped by on Tuesday to trim the weeping cherry tree planted near her sonŌĆÖs plaque and noticed the area needed a bit more work.
WOONSOCKET ŌĆō Police on Wednesday released additional details on SundayŌĆÖs frightening home invasion on Front Street in which a gun was fired into a couple's bed as the alleged robbers sought information about goods believed to be in the residence.
Patrolman Christopher M. Bouvier reported responding to a 7:08 a.m. call for a home invasion at 620 Front St. and encountered Royce H. Jackson, 28, out in the street dressed in just his underwear.
NORTH ATTLEBORO, Mass. (AP) ŌĆö Interstate 95 has been reopened in North Attleboro after a truck crash brought down power lines on the roadway, closing it for more than two hours and backing up traffic for miles.
Massachusetts State Police said the Thursday afternoon crash happened between Exits 4 and 5 near the Interstate 295 interchange and both northbound and southbound sides of the road were closed to traffic until the power lines could be removed.
Rina I. Beaulieu
NORTH SMITHFIELD- Rina I. Beaulieu 75, resident of North Smithfield, passed away suddenly as a result of a motor vehicle accident in Virginia, on July 22, 2012.
She was the devoted wife and companion of A. Rene Beaulieu for almost fifty seven years.
She was born in Woonsocket, a daughter of the late Claudio & Loretta (Lambert) DiBasco.
Rina worked as an engraver for the AT Cross Co. in Lincoln for twenty seven years. She was very passionate about riding motorcycles, traveling many places throughout the United States behind her husband.
Rene A. Beaulieu
NORTH SMITHFIELD- A. Rene Beaulieu, resident of North Smithfield, passed away July 24, 2012 after an accident in which a car struck his motorcycle in Virginia.
He was the dedicated husband to Rina (DiBasco) Beaulieu for almost fifty-seven years.
He was born in Woonsocket, son of the late August & Bella (Bourassa) Beaulieu.
Guilio A. Grassini
COVENTRY- Grassini, Guilio A., 87, passed away August 15, 2012. He was born in Woonsocket, a son of the late Utraide and Maria (Dori) Grassini. Former husband and eternal love of Cecile Grassini.
He lived in Woonsocket most of his life before moving to Coventry in 2008.
Mr. Grassini was a fork lift operator for the former Ames dept. store in Mansfield, MA for 20 years before retiring in 1990. He was a WWII Army Veteran, a member of the Thunder Mist Stripper Club and the Italian Workers Men's Club of Woonsocket.


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The Issues Report plugin provides the ability to run local SonarQube analyses. The generate HTML report on issues.
The main use case is for a developer developers to check his/her code the code they have added or changed before pushing it back to the SCM.
It generates an HTML report that displays a list of issues that can Here's an example of HTML report (you can download the full report here):
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Blog — What's New
My name is Lilac Ren and I'm a writer here at Club Penguin! Some of you may have seen me around the island before, but did you know, part of my job is to create the recipes, arts & crafts, and outdoor activities?
This month we created TWO new recipes that I'm super excited about. Curry Pumpkin Soup (pumpkin is my favorite vegetable) and Cucumber Salad.
You can check out all our recipes by visiting this page: clubpenguin.com/fun-stuff/recipes
And if you try out the pumpkin soup and cucumber salad recipes, let me know which one is your favorite in the comments!
Waddle on!
-Club Penguin Team
As you know, we launched It Starts With You last year to help spread the word (like digital butter) about how to stay safe on the internet. To spread that word even further (like digital butter on a new piece of online toast) we have partnered with The Scout Association in the UK, who have agreed to help share our safety message with Cubs, Beavers and Scouts across the country. Which is super brill, obviously.
What's possibly even more brill, is that we're hosting a special online event this Sunday (October 5th) to celebrate this important new friendship! Join me and the rest of the UK team for a mega Scouts Scavenger Hunt on the server Mountain at 3pm (UK time). See Clue #1 below to find out where to meet me!
In the true spirit of the Scouts, we're all going to wear a uniform for our expedition, so please wear the Online Safety Sweater item (see me above!) If you don't have this item yet, you just need to take the Online Safety Quiz by clicking the clipboard icon in the top left of the screen in-game.
See you on Sunday, explorers!
-Club Penguin Team
A few weeks ago, we mentioned that Club Penguin is helping build school classrooms in Ecuador, Haiti, and India.
We are happy to announce that we'll be helping build 3 free-standing classrooms, that can each support up to approximately 50 kids!
If you'd like to help us build more classrooms, check out our Matching Grant Program
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Jil Sander Wool skirt
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With a nod to the feminine flair of the 1960s, Jil Sander's storm blue wool skirt exudes uptown appeal. Wear it with a Peter Pan-collar blouse for a ladylike take on the retro mood of the moment.
- Storm blue wool
- Fully lined
- Asymmetric button fastenings through front
- 100% wool
- Dry clean
- Fits true to size. Take your normal size
- Designed to sit above the knee
- Mannequin height is 180cm/ 5'11" and is wearing a US 4
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Product code: 236304
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Established in 1967, Jil Sander has led the minimalist agenda since the '90s, and in 2012 its eponymous founder returned to the creative helm. The brand's fresh prints, clean-lined separates and perfectly proportioned tailoring are consistent favorites with fashion editors and style mavens alike.
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If you need to send it back, you have 28 days to exchange or return your item. Plus, we'll come and collect from your home, work or alternate address.
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