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Detailed clinical and electrophysiological illustration of a patient with Sturge–Weber syndrome presenting with prolonged transient neurological symptoms
Halil Onder
Neurology Clinic, Yozgat City Hospital, Yozgat, Turkey
Correspondence Address:Dr. Halil OnderNeurology Clinic, Yozgat City Hospital, Yozgat TurkeySource of Support: None, Conflict of Interest: NoneCheckDOI: 10.4103/jnrp.jnrp_11_18
Source of Support: None, Conflict of Interest: None
DOI: 10.4103/jnrp.jnrp_11_18
Although transient neurological deficits in Sturge–Weber syndrome (SWS) have been acknowledged for many years, the underlying pathogenesis still constitutes a major topic of discussion. Here, we present the case of a 10-year-old boy with SWS presenting with a progressive clinically mimicking right middle cerebral artery syndrome. Cranial magnetic resonance imaging showed unremarkable findings except extensive right hemisphere leptomeningeal angiomas. Antiepileptic drug (AED) treatments provided recovery of the patient, and concurrently recorded electroencephalography (EEG) revealed delta slowing of the lesional hemisphere in the acute period. However, slowing of the background activity extended to the contralateral hemisphere in subacute period, while ipsilateral background activity started to recover. In the 3rd week of follow-up on intensive AED treatments, the patient totally recovered as well as nearly the normalization of EEG was achieved. In this report, we focus on the dramatic revolution of EEG activity in both hemispheres during the recovery period. Based on this rare illustration and limited literature data, the author suggests some hypotheses regarding the pathophysiology of this mysterious manifestation (transient neurological deficit) in SWS. Future studies of large case series, including detailed paraclinical parameters and remarkably electrophysiological data, are warranted to clarify these arguments.
Keywords: Electroencephalography, ictogenesis, pathogenesis, Sturge–Weber syndrome, transient neurological symptoms


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50 reasons why we love Singapore
Here's why we think Singapore is the greatest, most exciting city in the world – regardless of what the Time Out City Index 2018 says
Fact: Singapore is not boring. And we can prove it. We had a hard time narrowing down 50 reasons why we love Singapore – we had to leave so many other things out or we'd be here all day. From our vibrant arts and culture scene and obsession with food to our status as a hub for technology and innovation, Singapore truly has it all.
Because it's safe
This might not seem like a very exciting fact but we can walk the streets late at night without having to worry about being mugged, stabbed or held up at gunpoint. The Time Out City Life Index 2018 found that 98% of people living in Singapore feel safe here compared to the global average of 78% – take that world.
Because of the view from Marina Bay
Waterfront views don't get any more breathtaking than when you soak in what Marina Bay has to offer. From the iconic Marina Bay Sands hotel and quirky looking Esplanade to the historic Fullerton Hotel and cloud-piercing skyscrapers of the CBD – New York City has nothing on us.
And the view from Marina Bay Sands
There's a reason why people from all over the world flock to take a dip in the rooftop infinity pool at the luxuriant Marina Bay Sands. Not only is it the largest infinity pool on the planet, it offers unparalleled views of Singapore's glamorous cityscape. Now go take that Insta pic of you looking off into the sunset.
Because this is where chilli crab was invented
We don't care what our neighbours say – we take full credit for introducing chilli crab to the world and we do it best. In a survey we did ranking the best local dishes, the iconic dish came out on top. And the best place to get a taste? Our readers voted for Jumbo Seafood.
Because free art is all around us
Singapore has some seriously stunning street art murals littered all over the city, you just need to know where to look. Here's a seven of our favourites.
Because of cuddly pandas
You don't have to go all the way to China for a glimpse of these cute creatures. The River Safari is home to Kai Kai and Jia Jia, a couple of giant pandas who thrill visitors with their butt-scratching, belly-jiggling antics.
Because of kopi and kaya toast
There's no better way to start the day than with a cup of kopi – or kopi-o for those of you who like your coffee as dark as your soul – and kaya butter toast. Throw in a couple of soft-boiled eggs and you're golden.
Because of our passport
It's pretty cool being the rightful owners of the world's most "powerful" passport – our passport commands up to a $50,000 premium on the black market.
Because our homegrown talents make us proud
It's always heart-warming to see local artists making their mark on an international stage – Nathan Hartono, a Singaporean singer made it all the way to the finals of Sing! China and Anthony Chen took home the prestigious Camera d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival, just to offer a few exaples that prove that Singapore's talent pool is far from deficient.
Because we have the largest collection of Southeast Asian art
Housed in the former City Hall and Supreme Court buildings, National Gallery Singapore is the largest visual art gallery in Singapore and showcases most local and Southeast Asian pieces.
Because of Singapura kitties
You don't need a house pet when friendly stray kitties roam the streets. These cuties are always up for a pat as long as you treat them with kindness.
Because you can get a three-course meal for less than $10
Hawker centres are home to countless of stalls offering unpretentiously scrumptious food at affordable prices. Hit up Tiong Bahru Market – an oldie but goodie with more than 80 stalls including legends such as Tiong Bahru Fried Kway Teow, Jian Bo Shui Kueh and Lor Mee 178.
Because of the local design scene
From small brands looking to make their mark to brands like Charles and Keith that have gone international – with celebrities using its pieces on the red carpet – Singapore's local design scene is a hotbed of activity. You'll find designers blending the styles of different Southeast Asian cultures to create garments that give us our own unique voice.
Because there's room for both the old and the new
From the heritage shophouses that lace the streets of Chinatown and Katong to the futuristic Art Science Museum and towering skyscrapers of Raffles Place, Singapore's architectural splendour relentlessly proves that the traditional and modern can indeed coexist.
Because we have the world's best airport
Changi Airport needs no introduction. The world's best airport offers a fusion of fine local delicacies, luxury shopping, an array of things to do and even a soon-to-be sprawling canopy park. Our airport is, without a doubt, a departure from the ordinary.
And the second best airline
Fine, we might not be number one but that just means we have something to work towards. Concomitant with our world-class airport, our national carrier is also outstandingly impressive. With state-of-the-art cabins, ridiculously well-trained cabin crew and an imaginative safety video, Singapore Airlines is the go-to airline for locals and tourists alike.
Because it's green
They don't call us a City in a Garden for nothing. From Supertrees to roadside sentinels, Singapore's lush and verdant landscape is both green to look at and working on being as environmentally friendly as possible too.
And clean
You won't end up stepping in someone's chewing gum on the streets here.
Because of Singlish
Only in Singapore does a sentence that incorporates four or more different languages make perfect sense. We think that's beautiful. I mean, understand can already right?
Because we have the coolest national icon ever
Half lion and half fish? Somebody had to be trippin' when they cooked up the idea of the Merlion and pitched it to the tourism board. But we're glad that we've rolled with it and even have seven planted around the island.
Because of the city's accessibility
Given that the mainland of Singapore spans across approximately 50km, you can easily get from one end of the island to the other in an hour or so. And it's easy for the elderly and disabled to get around the island too.
Because of our rich cultural tapestry
It's not unusual to find temples, mosques and churches located within walking distance from each other – emblematic of the intricate ethnic fabric that affords us the opportunity to experience a variety of diverse cultures. Cultural and religious festivals are proudly celebrated all year round and we can honestly say that we're a not just a tolerant, but welcoming bunch.
Because you can enjoy the little things
Like ice cream wrapped in a slice of rainbow bread on a sunny day for just $1.20. If that doesn't make your day then we don't know what else will.
Because we have some of the best bars in the world
Drinking in Singapore is expensive, but at least you get what you pay for. The city is home to one of the top 10 bars in the world according to the World's 50 Best Bars list and also has a bar that houses the biggest collection of gin in the world.
And some of the best restaurants
Restaurant Andre, second on the list of Asia's 50 best, might be closing its doors on Valentine's day, but the city is still home to excellent restaurants that push boundaries without compromising on taste. Here are some of our favourites.
Because we love our king
The king of fruits that is. Call it smelly, call it disgusting, we'll happily gobble down your share of durian while you're standing there making faces at the spikey fruit.
Because we're a city with farms
While we don't have a lot of land to go around, we're glad that the island still has pockets of green in the form of farms up in Kranji. We get fresh greens, mushrooms, eggs and even fish from farms such as Ah Hua Kelong or more high-tech outfits like Kühlbarra.
Because we pride ourselves in being trustworthy
Our long-established corruption-free reputation ensures that we're a conducive place for businesses – both local and international – to thrive. We're even trustworthy on a day to day basis: the Time Out City Index found that 85% of Singaporeans would turn over a wallet full of cash to the police if they found it on the street.
Because Peranakan food is delicious
We have the world's only Michelin-starred Peranakan restaurant, Candlenut and a host of other authentic Nonya restaurants to get stuffed at. There's also a growing trend of people inviting you to their homes for a taste of their family recipes – local hospitality doesn't get any better than that.
Because you can still enjoy kampung life
Despite rapid modernisation, there are still places to visit if you want to revisit the kampung days. Head to Kampung Lorong Buangkok in Hougang or take a trek out to Pulau Ubin.
Because we gave the world the thumb drive
Did you know that a Singaporean company, Trek 2000 International, invented the thumb drive? Yup, Singapore single-handedly brought us from the age of floppy disks and CDs to the future of USB flash storage. And we continue to do so as an innovative tech hub. You're welcome, world.
Because public libraries are everywhere
Can't make it all the way down to the National Libary in Bugis? No worries, there are 25 other fully-stocked public libraries littered around the island housing everything from plays and recipe books to the latest international bestseller.
Because you can shop for high-end and mass market all on one street
Yes, we're talking about Orchard Road. The glamourous shopping belt has everything from Yves Saint Laurent and Chanel to H&M and Uniqlo plus everything in between including local brands such as Love, Bonito and Bynd Artisan.
Because of our healthcare system
We're the textbook example of how healthcare should be. We offer accessible, affordable yet high-quality healthcare – something that other countries envy and seek to replicate.
Because the city never stops eating
With so many late night and 24-hour dining options around the city, who can blame us?
Or partying
The city is home to one of the best clubs in the world, Zouk. But that doesn't mean it's the only club you should check out – there are others offering panoramic views of the city, Asian glitz and glamour and sick beats from hip-hop to EDM so lace up your dancing shoes and get jiggy 'til you see the morning light.
Or shopping
Need cooking supplies, jewellery or electronics at 3am in the morning? Mustafa has you covered. The huge 24-hour shopping malls on Syed Alwi Road in Little India has everything and anything you could possibly want
Because of Newater
In our thirst for self-sufficiency (and potable water), created and refined water-recycling technology to produce Newater – perhaps the greatest testament to the irrefutable Singaporean spirit of innovation. Plus it tastes pretty damn good too.
Because we're sheltered from natural disasters
We're fortunate enough to be insulated from the first-hand devastation of natural disasters by virtue of our geographical destiny. Even if we experience a flash flood every now and then.
And help out countries that aren't
Call Singapore selfish all you want, but when another country is in need of humanitarian assistance and disaster relief, we'll be there in a jiffy.
Because we're always reinventing ourselves
In a bid to constantly remain dynamic in the face of ever-changing milieu – Singapore is always reinventing itself to stay ahead. Skillsfuture and lifelong learning anyone?
Because of our public transportation system
Sure the MRT might break down every now and then (they're working on it) but that doesn't change the fact that there's a train station or bus stop to connect us to every major point in the city. Unlock the experiences the island has to offer with a tap of your ez-link card.
Because we know how to laugh at ourselves
Despite our stoic exterior, Singaporeans enjoy a good laugh every now and then – especially at the expense of fellow Singaporeans. Our shortcomings with a pinch of wry humour make for our own unique brand of self-evaluation.
But are fiercely defensive if someone else does
Step on our toes and witness to a fiery display of national pride. We might even cause you to lose your job and drive you out of the country. Don't play play hor.
Because Singlit is on the rise
Our literary scene continues to make headway, with local writers proffering thought-provoking social commentaries that resonate with the everyday Singaporean. Just last year, Sonny Liew's graphic novel The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye won three Eisner Awards and the Pingprisen for Best International Comic in 2017.
Because of our non-erratic weather
Apart from the (exceedingly) occasional hailstorms, it's perpetually summertime in Singapore so you don't have to worry about gearing up with earmuffs and windbreakers. When you're looking to escape the sweltering equatorial heat or tropical storms, simply seek refuge in one of our air-conditioned malls.
Because we're kiasu
The national psyche that we're often vilified for is also one of the reasons for our success – our relentless pursuit of excellence ensures that we top league tables and always stay ahead. Being scared to lose means we're always #winning.
Because even otters love it here
Our new favourite expats – wild otters who now call the rivers of Singapore home. Just don't get too close or they might snap at you, just like an auntie on the MRT during peak hour.
Because of the people
Call us rude, selfish or any name you'd like – because deep down, we know what kind of people we are and we're totally unapologetic about it. We don't have time for fake, superficial pleasantries but in your time of need, we'll be there.
Because this is home, truly
No matter where you come from, what language you speak or the colour of your skin – anyone can make Singapore home. This is where you won't be alone, because this is where it's truly home.

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Eastern Star Home and Star Court Suites News
Our Haunted Hallway was lined with dressed up residents holding buckets full of Halloween treats for the 466 kids and 253 adults that came Halloween Night. That completed our full day after visits from Head Start, Day Cares, 1st Graders from the Redfield Public School, a Pumpkin Contest and Halloween Happy Hour. There was fun for all ages babies to 103 year olds. And I should mention we all slept well that night.
The Pumpkin Contest winners were Anna Rohrbach 1st, Kayla Haigh 2nd in the adult category and Jadie Turner 1st, Briella Rorhbach 2nd, Jadie Turner 3rd in the kid category. Thank you for your entries they were outstanding.
Thursday we listened to the Congregational Church Sunday Worship Service on DVD they had special music on the harp by Naomi Hull a grand daughter to our resident Nadine Hull. While we listened to the DVD we got our nails trimmed and polished for fancy fingers. Friday we had Carol Otto and Lisa Haigh each at a tables keeping score for some hot games of dominos. Saturday we had bingo and exercises. The month of November we will be watching one of our favorite actresses Julia Roberts every Saturday Night. We start with "Pretty Women" this week and next week will be "Notting Hill". Pastor Brian Wasmoen lead our Sunday afternoon Worship Service and served communion.
To keep everyone healthy all employees and residents received their flu vaccines. So a little pampering during fancy feet was in order. The visiting, wine, snacks and foot massages is definitely a favorite activity so many enjoy. Thank you Lyn Flint for coming and helping us.
Thursday, November 8th we will travel to Yellow Knife, Canada with a special guest. There will be a power point presentation and foods from that neck of the woods. Friday we will discuss November Trivia along with thanks and gratitude. Pastor Marty Toepke Floyd will lead our Sunday Worship Service. On Veteran's Day we will watch the DVD "Thank You America", a musical tribute to American People who proudly serve.
Join us today for Duane Mason's birthday party at 3:00pm and Bonita Wurz's birthday party on Tuesday, November 13th at 3:00pm. Don't forget to check out all our fun venders at our Vender Fair on November 15th from 10am to 4pm in the Masonic Building. Hope to see you there.


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SNMNMNM -- For starters: a lead accordion player. A tuba player instead of a bass guitarist. Three-part harmonies. Also, that cliched-ass instrument called the electric guitar. Yet another band proving that it's not the gimmick that makes the band, but the other way around. Sure, it takes some getting used to -- accordion melodies, as polka fans everywhere can attest, are not the rockingest things in the world -- but it works, and well. Both polka and rock are usually done in beer halls anyway, come to think of it. Winding down a regular Wednesday-evening residence at Fat City, and well worth checking out for those looking for something a little out of the ordinary. Fat City (Davis)
6 Points Showcase -- Music and art seem to be quite the happy bedfellows these days in the Queen City and the 6 Points Showcase continues the trend as Jason Scavone & The Noises Ten are hosting their first in a series of three -- each featuring three musical acts along with three visual artists. Tonight's showcase will feature the distinctive sounds of Jason and Co. along with Charleston's Michael Flynn and locals Filmschool. Art work from Charlotte artists Erica Shaver, Jason Basden and Mustafa Rashid will be on display. Although there's an emphasis on local artists tonight, look for more varied performers and artists at future showcases scheduled for October and December. Visulite Theatre (Farris)
DJ Vadim -- With or without his ensemble, The Russian Percussion, Vadim can get the asses up and motivated quicker than the KGB on a surprise midnight raid. While he doesn't do that neat dance where you fold your arms and kick from a crouch, he does manage some smooth softshoe and head-bob maneuvers. He's appearing with DJ First Rate, who does more of the over-the-top, bells-and-whistles style scratching and cutting. Vadim's style is more Siberian cool. Don't let that dissuade you, however. After hearing about 10 minutes of his subtle cuts and flips, you'll gladly accept exile there anytime. With DJ First Rate, Blu Rum 13, Dominant 7, The Others, and The Disorientalists. The Room (Davis)
T. S. Monk -- Don't pay much attention to the lineage of the last name as T.S. is a bandleader and percussionist of original caliber in the ever-evolving realm of jazz. His newest recording, Higher Ground, explores hard bop to Latin and contemporary rhythms. The record is loaded with great tracks including the self-explanatory "Cubano Chant," along with the sensuous feel of "Ladera Heights." Expect originals from his own venerable catalogue, as well as rare and long lost gems from his father's compositions -- a Monk-on-Monk exploration. The legendary Thelonius Monk passed on the language of jazz to his son long ago, and T.S. keeps the traditions from fading. Duke Family Performance Hall, Davidson College (Shukla)
Tinsley Ellis -- A modern master of tone, Ellis' considerable six-string voice gains even more experience by the year (month/week/show). Whether picking a rolling shuffle, gospel-tinged house rocker, or some good 'ol Chicago-style blues, Ellis delivers. His most recent release, Hell or High Water (Telarc) is more of the same: a slice of life delivered with a workingman's ethic and an artist's eye. Double Door Inn (Davis)
SATURDAY 9.20Christine Lavin -- Lavin's a pretty darn good guitar player who tells breathless tales in which some are interesting, while others are ultra-lite meanderings (including ones about making breakfast on Sunday mornings). But all are cooked up with a peppy persona. She's more harmless then a feather-wielding baby and delivers light and airy folk strewn with corky blues and Cajun rhythms that are accompanied by a be-bop vocal styling. The tour is in support of her recent disc I Was in Love with a Difficult Man. One can almost imagine a chorus of gals joining in each time the refrain is repeated in the title track, too. With J.C. Honeycutt. Sylvia Theater, York (Shukla)
Jennyanykind -- Chapel Hill's Jennyanykind have a new (sort of -- the album was released on the Internet last year) 15-song record set to come out on Charlotte's own MoRisen Records within a few weeks. Entitled Peas and Collards, it's much in the vein of their previous effort, I Need You, which was something of a lo-fi hypnogospel jazzterpiece. (Eat your heart out, James Joyce!) To the uninitiated, the music of the brothers Holland may take a few minutes to get into. Once that train starts a-rollin', however, you'll want to ride it wherever it takes you. With Marat and Bellglide. Visulite Theatre (Davis)
Plena Libre -- This hip-shaking band plays the music of Puerto Rico they helped to popularize called "Plena." The non-stop carnival feeling rolls on with instrumentals as well as traditional numbers. It's a progressive style mixing salsa and calypso with other Caribbean rhythms. Eddie Palmieri's "Plena Plena Plena," from this year's release Mi Ritmo ought to stir up the ants in the pants. It's infectious and immediately danceable, all on a Saturday night to boot. Spirit Square (Shukla)
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Trans Am -- Taking new wave and running it through a grinder of guitars, drums and machines, the trio Trans Am are properly penned sound terrorists. There's just no pigeonholing these cats when they pull out all the stops, including lo-fi hip-hop, melodramatic new wave and dance music reminiscent of The Cure, straight up rockers and anything else that's on their minds on any given evening. With a band called The Movies. Tremont Music Hall (Shukla)
Dillinger Escape Plan -- John Dillinger, Mr. Public Enemy Number One, ultimately died in a hail of G-man bullets, you'll remember. Seeing the Dillinger Escape Plan play live feels like something similar, albeit without all the nasty blood and guts and doublecrossing by the gal in the red dress. Their recent EP with Mike Patton, Irony is a Dead Scene, was one of my absolute favorite records of last year -- a swarming maelstrom of intellect, math rock, and absolutely brutal speed-core. I'm probably nearing the end of my window to enjoy such aural violence, but rest assured I'm going to let my ears go out with a bang. Part of the Take Action Tour with Poison The Well, Further Seems Forever, Eighteen Visions, and Avenged Sevenfold. Tremont Music Hall (Davis)


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Monday, November 2
- Loyola Marymount University - Graduate School Fair [details]
Tuesday, November 3
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- Texas Tech University - Teacher Job Fair [details]
- University of California-Riverside - Law School Information Day [details]
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Wednesday, November 4
- California State University-Long Beach - Government Day [details]
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- Arizona State University - Grad School Fair [details]
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- University of Kentucky - Nonprofit Resource Fair [details]
- University of New Mexico - Public Service Career Showcase [details]
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- New York University - Public Health Fair [details]
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Reading an article posted on the Forbes website on October 26 caught my eye. Entitled "9 Ways to Network Without Leaving Your Couch" (via The Muse), the author (Kat Boogaard) identified ways to make career connections when not meeting face to face. The author immediately recognized the significance of making connections by shaking hands, then quickly dove into several ways to take big steps toward developing strong networks. - READ MORE
Setting millennials up for workforce success
An article written by Jason Kulpa, CEO of Underground Elephant, offers millennials with tips on how to prepare for success. Upon review of the informative article, "Snapshot of the millennial workforce: Setting yourself up for success," we target two of the tips. According to Kulpa, "Millennials, when you're trying to break into the workforce, presenting your unique skills can take some creative effort." - READ MORE
Career planning tips lead to professional success
An article in the October 29 issue of the Phoenix Business Journal, which offered body language tips for business success, could have easily been written to find a great job. The article written by contributing writer, Peggy Parks, was entitled "How to make body language work for you in business." It was a simple review of how to make a strong first impression. The writer's tips were spot-on, especially when making that first business-to-business interaction. Three tips, in particular, are among the best practices we share when coaching job-seekers. - READ MORE
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Millennial Study: Elance-Odesk Millennial Majority Workforce
According to Elance, this study reveals changes in how we work, generational differences, and the critical role millennials play for businesses as we move forward. Among findings, millennials offer unique skills - such as fresh ideas, adaptability and tech-savvy - that businesses need in order to innovate and remain competitive. Although clear contrasts exist between the prior generation and millennials, these are to be expected as millennials reinvent what it means to be successful in a rapidly changing, technology-driven world.
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- 82% of hiring managers believe millennials bring unique skills, especially that they are more technically adept than other generations
- 53% of hiring mangers report finding difficult finding and retaining millennial talent
- Millennials care more about the people they work with, exciting work, and good mentorship, and less about money than hiring managers realize
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There is a lot of debate among car and personal finance writers as far as buying new vs. used cars. Should car shoppers go with the security of a new car with no chance of a bad previous driver history, or should they go for the value with a used car?
In a recent article for Business Insider, financial planner Sophia Bera made the case for sticking with a reliable used car and not spending beyond one's means on a luxury car. She cites Dr. Thomas Stanley's research which found that Toyotas are the most popular car make among millionaires. By opting for a less expensive car, they had more money to save or put towards other luxuries like vacations or a nicer home.
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State Representative Mike Duffey (R-Worthington) welcomed Pastor Steven Smith to the Ohio House of Representatives to lead the opening prayer during session.
Pastor Smith is the associate pastor and youth pastor at Linworth Baptist Church in Worthington. A graduate of Cedarville University and Grand Rapids Theological Seminary, Smith has served with Linworth Baptist Church since 2006.
"I was pleased to welcome Pastor Williams to the Ohio House of Representatives," said Representative Duffey. "He does a fantastic job working with the youth who live in and around the Worthington area. It was a pleasure to have him at the Statehouse today."
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February 25, 2014
Mayor Allan M. Dorman Blasts Suffolk County Water Authority for Sale of Parcel of Land in Islandia
Says Land Could Have Been Donated to the Village to Construct
New Homes for Returning Troops Overseas
Mayor Allan M. Dorman, Village of Islandia, says he is disappointed in the Suffolk County Water Authority's decision to sell a tract of land to a developer rather than donate the land to the village, which would have used the property to build new houses for combat veterans returning from Afghanistan and Iraq.
On February 24, the SCWA announced it has sold 7.8 acres of land along the Long Island Expressway corridor in Islandia for $1.56 million to Exit 58 Islandia LLC, which is owned by Crane Neck Co. LLC. In addition, the authority granted the developer full-access easements for another 0.786 acre, totaling 8.6 acres.
"The Suffolk County Water Authority had the chance to take home the gold; instead they took the money," Mayor Dorman said. "This land would have provided affordable single-family homes for our returning Afghanistan and Iraq war veterans, most of them with disabilities. How sad is that? The one-party-controlled Executive Staff and Board Members of the SCWA showed their true colors, which are not red white and blue."
On December 16, 2013, Mayor Dorman attended a SCWA meeting with approximately 50 Veterans and pleaded with the authority to transfer this property over to Long Island Home Builders Care (LIHBC), a nonprofit homebuilding organization, which would build 16 to 20 homes at cost. The veterans would then pay for the homes at a low rate.
"We were received with cold faces and no response from the board members and the executive staff," said Mayor Dorman, a former Marine and a Vietnam War veteran. "We told every one of these appointees that they would never get a chance like this again to make such a difference in so many lives. With that said, still no response."
Mayor Dorman asked that the SCWA donate the land but the authority said that it is not allowed by law to transfer the property. New York State Senator Lee Zeldin offered to present an amendment to the law that would have allowed the SCWA to transfer the property to the village, but the Suffolk County Water Authority refused.
The SCWA said the proceeds from the sale would prevent future rate hikes, although the authority held a public hearing on a proposed 4.2% rate hike effective April 1 on the same day the sale was announced.
"The Suffolk County Water Authority proudly praised itself for saving Suffolk County taxpayers $3.00 on their water bill," Mayor Dorman said. "This appeared to be a major success story for them. I guess that certainly justifies paying the executive staff over $1.2 million a year in salaries. The CEO, Jeffrey Szabo, and its Chairman of the Board, James Gaughran, should be ashamed of themselves."


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This year's InnovationACT program has been our biggest year yet. Over 61 teams, made up students, staff and graduates from Canberra's major tertiary institutions, have taken part in our 2017 cohort.
The educational component of the program is now done and dusted, and teams' ventures are currently being reviewed by our judging panel, so we felt it was a good time to recap the IACT17 journey to date.
Over the past couple of months, teams have participated in five intensive workshop events. These workshops are run with the aim of assisting the teams develop a sustainable business model around their idea, providing them with the skills and tools necessary to turn their project into a working venture.
InnovationACT has been really good. Everything has been very informative, especially the toolkits. It's helped us look for extra features in our idea that we would never have considered. We've also been able to connect with some really cool people, in the collective and the mentors.
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These workshops have been complemented by weekly After Hours sessions, facilitated by some of our amazing Supporters, which provide teams with extra knowledge that are essential to starting a venture, such as accounting, legal considerations and intellectual property.
The program has helped us to refine our customer segments. A lot of the feedback has helped to shape which direction we want to go in. We've learned a lot of skills which will help us to develop our pitches.
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Teams have also been supported by a mentors from the local entrepreneurial community, who have acted as a sounding board for teams and sharing their expertise to help them further develop and refine their business models.
I think the program has been really great. It's shown us how you can start with an idea and progress it into business plan. I love the atmosphere of the events, which have provided us with a great insight into the Canberra startup ecosystem.
Oliver, team OK RDY
From 61 teams, the cohort has now been shortlisted down to our top 21 teams. Congratulations to the teams who have made the shortlist thus far:
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A 22-year-old Ingleton man was seriously injured after his car collided with a HGV in Wennington.
Police are now appealing for witnesses following the incident which happened at around 8pm on Thursday May 31.
The 22-year-old was driving on the B6480 at Wennington when his Peugeot 207 collided with the rear of a foreign-registered HGV which police believe was reversing.
The Peugeot driver suffered serious head injuries and was taken to Royal Preston Hospital by air ambulance.
His current condition is described as serious but stable.
The truck driver, a 47 year-old man from Turkey was arrested on suspicion of causing serious injury by dangerous driving. He is still in custody.
Sgt Marc Glass from the Road Policing Unit said: "If you were in the area at the time and saw what happened, please speak to us as you could have vital information that may assist our investigation."
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Is Bachelorette Desiree Hartsock Dumped in Finale?
I'm hooked on "The Bachelorette" and I'm worried about what's going to happen to Desiree Hartsock in the finale! I know all the promos ABC runs for the show are aimed at stirring up drama, but I think we might be in for a very sad ending for Desiree.
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Inspiration About Jesus Christ And The Holy Bible For Oct 8, 2018
Jesus The Christ Is Wanting To Speak To You Through the Holy Bible
Inspiration: I have attended services in many denominations and in many countries. Some Christians prefer to close their eyes during worship to block out distractions while others were like spectators, more interested in looking to see who was there and what they were wearing. I found the growing churches have a worship mix of hymns (for the older generation) and modern worship songs (for the younger generation) and these churches have taught people to worship God in spirit and in truth. Leaders in these growing churches help people to not be so selfish, wanting the music their way, but help people to push through ruts and traditions and into God's heart, worshiping Him and loving Him as the number 1 commandment says in Mark 12:30-31!
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|The Gaelic Songs of the Late Dr. MacLachlan, Rahoy, with Prefatory Biography, edited for the Ardnamurchan, Morven and Suineart Association, by H. C. Gillies
|MacLachlan, Dr. John
|Gillies, H. C.
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|Archibald Sinclair
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|Iain Mac-Lachain
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|Dr. John MacLachlan was born in 1804 at the farm-house in Rahoy. His father's family were from Dunadd. MacLachlan studied medicine at Glasgow University before returning home to practise medicine in a wide area which included Mull, Morvern, Ardnamurchan, and Sunart. He was extremely well-known and well-liked in the area. Although he enjoyed his work, it was not well paid, and towards the end of his life MacLachlan was often 'in straitened circumstances' (p. v).
MacLachlan was a tall, well-built man, and as well as writing poetry and songs, he was also a fine singer. His life was an eventful one, and his student days in particular were 'enriched by unspeakable resurrectionist adventures' (p. vi). While conceding that MacLachlan's songs 'may not claim equal importance or value with the great hoary epic of Ossian,' Dr Gillies nevertheless argues that his poems 'possess several of the best qualities of poetry in such a degree as makes them well worthy of preservation' (p. viii). He also states that 'his word paintings are always well toned, never heavy, often charming' (p. viii), and that 'some of his passages can compare favourably even with the recognised beauties of Donnacha Bàn' (p. ix). John MacLachlan died in 1874.
|This volume begins with a Preface (pp. iii-x) by the editor (see Social Context above). The main body of the text, Dain Agus Orain (pp. 11-48), contains 24 poems by MacLachlan, 22 of which had been published in An t-Òranaiche the previous year, along with a Marbhrann to MacLachlan by Duncan MacPherson (see Edition below).
|MacLachlan's poems and songs may be categorised under the headings of nature, love, elegy and lament. Some of his poems are about the Clearances.
The two songs by MacLachlan that were not published in An t-Òranaiche are Bidh Mi Ga D' Chaoidh (pp. 42-43) and Seinn An Duan So, Hug Iri Hu O (pp. 43-45). Bidh Mi Ga D' Chaoidh is a love song, written for a love who is far way at sea: 'Thoir an t-soraidh, ceud soraidh, thoir an t-soraidh so uam, \ A dh'ionnsuidh nam porta thar osnaich a' chuain, \ Far an d' fhàg mi mo leannan, caol-mhala gun ghruaim, \ 'S gur cùbhraidh' leam d' anail na 'n caineal 'ga bhuain' (p. 43). Seinn An Duan So, Hug Iri Hu O (pp. 43-45) is also a love song, written by a love left behind: ''S ann Di-Màirte bho cheadh' Loch-Aluinn, \ A dh'fhalbh mo ghràdh-sa le bàt' na smuid; \ Bu luath a ceum 'dol gu tìr na Beurla, \ 'S tha mi fo éislean air bheagan sunnd' (p. 43).
MacLachlan's language, like his themes, is pretty conventional. He is well-acquainted with the vocabulary and imagery of the eighteenth- and nineteenth-century Gaelic bards, and deploys them confidently.
|The orthography of this volume (and of the 1869 and 1879 editions of MacLachlan's works) is typical of the late nineteenth-century Gaelic publications of Archibald Sinclair.
|Second edition. The first edition was published by Archibald Sinclair in 1869, under the title Dain agus Orain. Sinclair published a fuller selection of MacLachlan's poems in An t-Òranaiche. The corpus was further augmented in the second edition (i.e. the present volume), which also incorporates some minor orthographical adjustments. For example, where this volume has Dìreadh 's a tearnadh (p. 20), 'n àm éiridh (p. 21), and Cha-n (p. 21), An t-Òranaiche has 'Dìreadh 's a' tèarnadh (p. 513), 'n am éiridh (p. 515), and Cha'n (p. 515). Editors should check the 1869 and 1879 editions when preparing to excerpt from MacLachlan's work. A re-issue of the 1869 edition was published in 2009 by Bibliolife (ISBN-2013: 9781116712360).
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ALL the models are different from one another, and parts are swappable with ball-joint assembly for infinite customisation.
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- 2 (yes, TWO)Â Draahk Chariots: Each one comes complete with 1 Chariot + 2 Draahks + 2 Charioteers. Total size of each one is : 170mm long, 65mm wide, 60mm high
- The sumptuous Varanith, Captain of the Draahk Riders (DE - F)
6 Drahhk Riders: 6 different Multiparts Draahk Riders (all riders feature swappable parts with ball-joint assembly)
- includes 1 Champion, 1 Banner, 1 Musician
- includes 1 champion head, 5 helmeted heads and 2 bare heads
- riders legs are moulded directly on Draahks' bodies
- 6 different Draahks: you can customise your Draahks as their left limbs, heads and tails are all swappable with ball-joint assembly.
Finely crafted in resin. Scale is 30mm Heroic scale: they will fit all popular miniature wargames. Box includes 6 rectangular cavalry bases (25 x 50mm) + 1 x 50mm round base.
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Beach Life Festival
Kick off the summer holidays with a festival of sports by the sea. The adrenaline, music and drinks certainly make it easy to flirt.
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Birling Gap
Your date could be extraordinary by enjoying the scenic landscape of the cliffs or relaxing in the sun or romantic walks.
Eastbourne Miniature Steam Railway Adventure Park
If you are a single parent and you need somewhere to have fun with your date and your little child this is a great place.
Redoubt Fortress & Military Museum
Experience a date of endless conversations by going to this Napoleonic War fortress and museum especially if you are a lover of history.
Devonshire Park Theatre
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Princes Park
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"Everyone knows an older person they care about. Physicians have the privilege of knowing many. We are always on the lookout for ways to better relate to those we serve. Gene Hameroff has put a valuable tool into our hands with his book about a decision facing the families of every senior. It's a "must read." - Steven A. Wool, M.D., Tucson, AZ, Board Certifed in Internal Medicine, Former Pima County Medical Society Doctor of the Year
There are books aplenty about seniors, but never one like this. We all face 'the move' question when our independent lifestyle grows harder to manage. In this engaging first person story, Hameroff, at 93, tells us step by step how he found the right location to maintain his independence, fulfill his dreams, and write the next chapter of his fascinating life. Or paint the next picture –he's an accomplished artist.
Gene's experience is of vital interest to seniors and their families, to doctors and scientists, and specialists on aging, to governments and insurance providers, retirement facility owners, artists, entertainers and merchants–in other words, to just about everyone. On top of that, the book is fun to read, enlivened with a light touch about serious issues.
My Dear Jane
Paintings by Gene
About the Author
Eugene J. Hameroff sometimes signs notes to friends, "Gene, the advertising machine." It's only partly tongue-in-cheek. In Columbus,
Ohio he founded H/M/S Partners, Ltd, which grew to have six offices nationwide and was rated the "third hottest agency in the U.S." by Advertising Age.
In 2000, Hameroff retired and moved to the community of SaddleBrooke, near Tucson, Arizona, where he could golf every day, pursue his lifelong passion for painting, and share an active life with friends.
When health issues in 2013 indicated it was time to make a move, Hameroff was asked by Carol Poole, the editor of the community newspaper, to write a series of articles on the steps he was taking to find and relocate to an Independent Living Facility, a pressing issue now for families with seniors, and a coming universal need. Hence, WHEN IT'S TIME TO MAKE THE MOVE! (Read More)
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"Everyone knows an older person they care about. Physicians have the privilege of knowing many. We are always on the lookout for ways to better relate to those we serve. Hameroff has put a valuable tool into our hands with this book about a decision facing the family of every senior. A must-read!"
Steven A. Wool, M.D., Board Certified in Internal Medicine
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"Finally! A much-needed manifesto written by a resident who has been through the process of finding a senior community and mastered it beautifully. This is important information for anyone who is worried about what the future may bring. Surprise! It's wonderful! Who knew?"
Meredith Kuhn, Executive Director
Atria Campana Del Rio, Tucson, AZ
"Gene Hameroff offers a well-written "handbook" to help seniors ease their angst of moving into a Senior Living Facility. We have helped many families through this process and get to see the success he writes about. 'Thriving' rather than just 'Surviving' is possible with this move. What a gift to have him share his experience with us."
Kim Oden and Teresa Petrillo
Adult Care Home Placement Service, Tucson, AZ
"No need to reinvent the wheel. Gene has all the spokes right here! He has systematically, with a touch of humor, covered exactly the information one would be pondering in contemplating a move to residential facility living. This is an excellent resource to educate oneself and help to dissipate concerns and reservations that often impede acting on this option. You could be moving to the most supportive 'micro-community' you have lived in since 'the 50s!'
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Sunday night saw superstars from stage, screen and song flocking to the red carpet to attend the 85th Oscars ceremony in Hollywood. The industry awards show was hosted by Seth MacFarlane and showcased the best of film production from around the world, with Argo scooping the top prize for Best Picture and Ang Lee got the award for Best Director for the film Life of Pi. And really we were all watching to see how British favourite Adele performed and we were delighted when she was handed the Oscar for Best Original Song for Skyfall.
Of course, my attention was mostly focussed on the red carpet and what the ladies were wearing. The traditional Oscars fashion uniform tends to consist of sweeping floor-length gowns and as such I hardly ever get to peek at what the stars are slipping onto their feet. But I did spot a few designer heels strutting about and here's my favourites worn by Zoe Salanda, Nancy Odell and, of course, Oscar winner Adele.
As you can see, I've shared the designer shoes that the girls were wearing for your dooling-delight and then I've searched out the best lookey-likies from the internet and high street so that you can get your own Oscar-worthy footwear at a fraction of the price. Let me know what you think – will you be recreating your favourite red carpet look at home? did you stay up to watch the Oscars on Sunday? Which celebs do you think made a fashion faux pas? Please leave me a comment below 🙂
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1/4 c brown mushroom, thinly cut
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2 to 3 inches leek leaves, trim with scissor
about 4 inches of white part of leek, cut thinly
1/8 c of white wine
1 c of water from cooking the bucatini
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60 g butter
Cook the bucatini as per instruction on packet and reserved 1 c of the water. Then heat oil in frying pan, add garlic fry till fragrant. Next add leek leaves, fry for 7 minutes until tender, add in mushrooms and fry further 3 minutes until softened.
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The Caribbean, one of the largest regions of Colombia, is known for its immense wildlife diversity. It is manifested in the ocean depths and in the continental land, where most of the ecosystems from the tropical region of earth can be found. These aspects make this region one of the richest, not only in natural attributes but also in cultures and races, which are profoundly ingrained in this privileged setting.
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Earlier this year a friend and I decided to rent our own DayZ server. After spending a few uninspiring months in the Standalone title we had come to the conclusion that the Mod still reigned supreme, and so I took out a rolling monthly subscription with an online hosting service.
We installed the latest DayZ Epoch files, gave ourselves admin access, and spent a couple of days tweaking the server to give players what we felt would be the best experience possible. We crafted abandoned bases for visiting clans to inhabit and changed some of the landscape to encourage people to head out into the wilderness. We added new scripts for AI squads of survivors and bandits. Essentially, we wanted to recapture that sense of excitment and uncertainty the mod had given us back in 2012, but give it a fresh new vibe for players to engage with.
I think we succeeded. We were proud of what we had achieved; we'd created our own little post-apocalyptic wasteland and we couldn't wait to see what visiting players would make of it all. We posted the server ID in a select few places online and waited…
And waited…
And waited…
Nobody came. For two weeks we kicked around a deserted Chernarus, teleporting about like two omnipresent digital deities; double checking loot spawns and available vehicles; repositioning buildings and outposts; strategically deploying vital supplies and points of interest along backwater roads and woodland footpaths, in the vain hope that all these assets would be utilised by an influx of curious players that ultimately never arrived. Before long, we came to the conclusion that it's quite boring being an administrator with nothing to administrate. Our raison d'etre was to serve the players and there weren't any players.
And so, for varying reasons that we agonised over and speculated upon – server loyalty, player apathy, lack of visibility – we slowly realised that building a community was not something that just happened. It required hard work, dedictation, focus, determination. Eventually, we sat down and agreed on the best way to deal with the situation. We quit.
Fast forward 3 months, and out of the blue I received an invoice from the server rental site we'd been using. I'd forgotten all about the service to be quite honest; the monthly Paypal debit was just another superficial regular payment being deducted from my bank account, wedged inconspicuously between my Amazon Prime membership and my FFXIV subscription (someone remind me to cancel those in the comments, please). It turns out the provider had updated their terms of service and needed a new user agreement completing before they could continue taking my money.
I logged into the account panel on the website and was about to shut down the server, when I suddenly felt the urge to visit Chernarus on last time. I logged into DayZ Commander. There was the server, filtered as always, only now it wasn't empty. To my complete surprise, and some amazement, it had seven players connected. I couldn't believe my eyes. Seven players! Where had these players come from? How long had they been there?
I logged into the game immediately and jumped into the Admin Spectator panel, anxious to see what had been happening in this forgotten world that I'd created and abandoned.
I wasn't disappointed. The players were spread all over the map. A couple of guys had teamed up at the North East Airfield and were raiding the hangars. The rest seemed to be lone survivors dotted throughout the countryside. Some were making use of the prefabricated bases we had constructed; others had chosen a nomadic existence. But everyone was busy; everyone had a purpose; everyone seemed content.
I picked a player at random – one of the lone wolves – and spent some time following his movements. He was fully geared – he'd obviously spent some time on the server. I watched with fervour as he scavenged supplies in Krastonstav near the North West Airstrip. After picking the bones of the town clean, he jumped into his SUV and gunned the engine, heading South West to the Trader city of Klen. After some bartering with the local NPCs, he got back in his car and took the scenic route North to Pobeda Dam – one of the most picturesque places on the map and my personal destination of choice for long term survival.
He parked his SUV strategically in the woodland, hidden in a trench surrounded by a copse of tall evergreens, before strolling down to the water's edge to do a spot of fishing. By monitoring his loadout on the admin console, I watched as he caught three rainbow trout in quick succession.
He bagged his catch and headed back up the hill on foot. After a few minutes walk through the forest, he emerged into a small clearing, where I saw he had constructed a modest, but comfortable, camp-site. There were two small tents pitched neatly next a camp fire. He kindled some flames from the embers and roasted the trout.
After eating his fill, he stowed what possessions he was carrying in one of the tents, before performing a brief walk around the perimeter of his camp. The sun was setting over the hills to the West, the brightest stars were peppering the sky to the East. It was a beautiful sight – the visual prowess of the Arma II engine never fails to impress on such occasions. The survivor was satisfied that he was alone. He crawled into one of the tents to sleep and promptly disappeared.
I looked at the clock. I'd been watching him intently for forty five minutes. It was fascinating; like some kind of digital Big Brother. When I was sure he'd logged off, I teleported to his camp-site, approaching the tents with some trepidation, before having a brief look through his worldly possessions while he slumbered.
Suddenly it felt quite intrusive – I'd invaded camps before and helped myself to people's belongings in their absence, but that was as a player and in life or death situations; stealing in order to survive. Now I was worried that I was abusing my powers, recalling some of the horror stories I'd read about mods and admins. I left the camp and walked down to where he had parked the SUV.
It was locked – I remembered seeing a key in his inventory earlier on – and so as a small parting gesture I refuelled the vehicle for him, hoping he wouldn't notice such a small, random act of kindness in the grand scheme of things.
Then I stood on the shore of the lake and watched the sunset again. By nightfall, all of the players had logged off; the server was empty. But I knew they'd be back.
I shut down DayZ and returned to the account management screen of the hosting website. How could I cancel the service now? These people had probably picked our server specifically because it was quiet. Low population servers usually offer the most immersive DayZ experience, a far cry from the death-match frag-fests of the more popular hosters. Random encounters in the wilderness still got the blood pumping.
It was clear that these players had put a lot time and effort into carving out a small digital life here; it would be like up-ending an ant farm after watching the colony tunnel for weeks, undoing all the the hard work and making them start over.
I decided to keep the server. But it got me thinking. How many other games have suffered that fate: closing down and leaving its fans out in the cold. It always fills me with sadness and a tinge of regret when I read about a classic game that's had its online services deactivated. The most recent example that comes to mind is Zipper Interactive deactivating it's SOCOM and MAG servers in January (the original SOCOM on PS2 was where online console gaming started for me, back in 2002.)
In the past I've lamented the shut down of servers across a range of games and in some cases, entire formats – Nintendo left a lot disgruntled gamers in its wake earlier this year when it switched off the Wi-Fi Connection Service for Wii and DS.
So with the above in mind, I will be exploring other forgotten worlds over the coming weeks and months, revisiting online games long since abandoned by the mainstream, in the hopes of finding some semblance of communities still striving to keep their favourite titles alive.
NB. If you have any suggestions on titles from yesteryear that you think I should check out, let me know in the comments.


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