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I'm on EU, but I'm only lvl 11, I don't play a lot of games per day, because all my games tend to be 40 mins+ which gets kind of... i dunno, boring after a while.
Well that's too bad then, would really like having someone to actually play with, but meh. Playing alone ain't so bad, makes for some fun carrying action
Edit: I'm not too sure about this, so just in case, can someone tell me where I can see which version I'm playing? It was like a long time ago since I actually installed it so I can't remember which version I actually got.
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I can play with some people on my smurf.. Eu
Just add 10000IPSkills
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Well what do you know, there you are!
So that's why I've been lagging since forever... Not that it has hindered my play that much, but still.
One more nublet question. Does the 2 rune pages stack, or is it so you can switch between 2 different setups whenever you want?
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Well then that makes sense, kew!
Oh, i thought you answered my rune related question. derp!
Well doesn't that require me to get a new account and all that bizniz?
ok my theory is flawed
made it to the other teams generator on both games then got pushed back and lost
my team starts ****ing farming gold for some unknown reason and makes us lose momentum as the enemy respawns champs.
In 1 game I'm level 20 yay ;] , already 91 wins. If anyone need a kick-*** support ( zilean ) in his team , add me: AkaSnake
Edit: Only good ppls please. :]
Edit: Otherwise , you should notice that 91 wins for a level 19 is very good.
Well after going through 3 practice games I've really enjoyed Fiddlesticks as a hero, with enough ap his crows skill (the one that bounces) can clear groups of minions or take chunks out of 2 hero's that are 2 close, not to mention toss in the 2 second fear when you are worried about counter attack and the drain life to replenish and you'll never die. Although I still haven't quite gotten used to his ultimate but I'll figure it out in a few more games.
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Create a newspaper that reflects life and times during the Victorian era in Canada. (1837-1901)
Can someone please give me some ideas of what I can write about? I don't know where to start.
Thanks very much for your help.
Read widely; take lots of notes; use news and human interest types of stories.
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(Scotiabank Field at Nat Bailey Stadium - Vancouver, B.C.) - The Vancouver Canadians Baseball Club is currently seeking a handful of local families who would be willing to open up their hearts and homes to a young, hard working professional baseball player who would be playing for your hometown C's!
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1. Gresham College, London
Weekly, free, gresham.ac.uk
The City of London has provided free lectures and talks to the people of the city since the days of James VI – and there is still one going on most lunchtimes today.
2. IQ2: What on Earth Are You Eating?, London
23 Oct, £25, bit.ly/iqfood
AA Gill leads a panel of experts exploring what the secret of good taste really is. Is it the ingredients? Or something else?
3. YouTube EDU
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Looking a little bit cold outside? The bed a tad too comfy? Have a lecture in your lounge using some of the thousands of university lectures on YouTube EDU.
4. Royal Ulster Academy, Northern Ireland
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Every week, one of the Academy's exhibited artists hosts a free lunchtime lecture in the Ulster Museum Lecture Theatre.
5. Model Ships, Model Science, National Museum of Scotland
25 Oct, free, bit.ly/scotlandmodelship
This makes the science-deaf child open their ears to the joys of the three sciences.
6. Edward Lear's Lines of Flight, British Academy
1 Nov, free, bit.ly/academylear
Matthew Bevis examines the intersections between birds and people in Edward Lear's paintings and poems.
7. Steven Berkoff in Conversation, ICA, London
26 Oct, £5/free, bit.ly/icaberkoff
Geoffrey Colman talks to the acclaimed actor, playwright and director Steven Berkoff. Forget your al-desko lunch, go see this.
8. IQ2: Hitler's Pope, London
14 Nov, £25, bit.ly/iqhitlerpope
History's popes are not an order of men divorced from controversy. This Intelligence Squared talk looks at the toxic legacy of Pius XII.
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Why does the past matter? The director-general of the National Trust, Fiona Reynolds, explains why heritage is so important.
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Those who love God must love their brothers and sisters also
Do you remember Luke's comments about Jesus' younger years, "The child grew and became strong, filled with wisdom; and the favor of God was upon him." I wonder if his mother Mary ever said to Jesus, "You're a bad boy." I doubt it, don't you? I'm not saying that Jesus did not have a normal childhood. What I am saying is there were some things Mary believed about Jesus. She knew he was a special child. He might be mischievous, he might be rowdy, but he could never be bad.
In his book, MISTREATED!, Ron Lee Dunn tells about two altar boys. One was born in 1892 in Eastern Europe. The other was born just three years later in a small town in Illinois. Though they lived very separate lives in very different parts of the world, these two altar boys had almost identical experiences. Each boy was given the opportunity to assist his parish priest in the service of Communion. Ironically, each boy, while handling the communion cup, accidentally spilled some of the wine on the carpet. There the similarities end. The priest in the Eastern European church, seeing the purple stain on the carpet, slapped the little altar boy hard across the face and shouted, "Clumsy oaf! Leave the altar!" That little boy grew up to become an atheist and a Communist. He was the strongman dictator of Yugoslavia from 1943 to1980. His name was Josip Broz Tito.
The priest in the church in Illinois, upon seeing the stain near the altar, knelt down to the little boy's level, looked him tenderly in the eyes and said, "It's all right, son. You'll do better next time. You'll be a fine priest for God someday." That little boy grew up to become the much loved Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. Two young boys. Two similar experiences with radically different endings. We all need to feel loved, accepted, appreciated. May we love as God loves.


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The Mitt Man is a tour de force by a first-time novelist with a distinctive voice, a flawless way with words, and an acute sense of character and setting. Expertly evoking black life in the South in the late 1920s, The Mitt Man begins with the picaresque tale of a small-time New Orleans hustler named King Fish. This man is better at preaching than picking pockets, and it is getting caught while trying to lift the wallet of a wealthy white man that sets him on the path to his destiny(a complex road that leads him from the pavement to the pulpit and, ultimately, to the penitentiary. Once in jail, King Fish meets a brash young slickster from New York named Jimmie Lamar. King Fish decides that Jimmie is the perfect pupil for his lessons in the art of the con game(and together they devise a brilliant swindle for Jimmie to take to the streets of Harlem. But when he arrives in New York, young Jimmie gets much more than he bargained for. . . . Set in the world of gospel choirs and chain gangs, echoing with the cadences of Elmer Gantry and Father Divine, this extraordinary book explores the dodgy realm where grifters get religion, reverends get rich, and a perfect scam might just pay off in salvation.
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Posted by Augie Ray on October 31, 2010
Update: My post below created a great deal of discussion about Twitter Auto DMs and whether they are welcome and worthwhile or unwelcome and damaging to senders' reputations. Because of the diversity of opinion, I created a brief 10-question survey and invite you to complete the survey and then share it with your followers on Twitter. The survey should take less than 3 or 4 minutes to complete, so please visit: http://blogs.forrester.com/augie_ray/10-11-02-please_complete_a_brief_su... or http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/CFSTQ3D. I'll share all of the data here on the Forrester blogs in a week or two!
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Facebook owns spectacular portions of its users' time and has the right to use their data; this is the basis for Facebook's significant revenue potential and is a great reason why we should hold Facebook and its CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, to very high standards. But Facebook's success is not nearly sufficient cause for the level of demonization that occurs today in popular media and among social media insiders. Facebook deserves the scrutiny it receives, but the excessive reputational lynching that is underway could result in outcomes that are contrary to the interests of both consumers and marketers.
How bad has the Facebook scaremongering gotten today? I opened my latest issue of Maxim to find "The 12 Most Dangerous Men in the World: Meet the Dirty Dozen who very well could be the last people you see before you die." And there, stuck between the Mexican drug lord who uses severed heads as a warning to rivals and the Jamaican drug lord responsible for street battles, is Mark Zuckerberg. To be fair, the magazine was being comical, citing as a threat "annoying people from your past 'friending' you" and including Brian Austin Green in the same list; still the casual and easily accepted association between Facebook and evil is not without repercussions.
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Welcome to the new Facebook. No, I don't mean Facebook the social network, although today's changes do represent some exciting new capabilities for Facebook users. Instead, I mean Facebook the company. The organization that today announced new features seems a different Facebook than the one we've seen in the past. Today's Facebook is one committed to transparency and user control and mindful of its increasingly vital and high-profile position within people's communications and lives.
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Rhinomite responds to countless requests from parents and teachers who have been searching children's superhero games that engage a child's quest for adventure, yet does so in a non-violent manner. This special game is designed for the whole family.
The character of Rhinomite is an absurdly heroic figure who offers children the drama of creating fanciful costumes, the exhilaration of pretending to fly, and the challenge of avoiding obstacles in this bustling city setting.
This games focuses on spatial prepositions such as Over, Under, Beneath, Around and Through which are important to early language learning, and later investigations in mathematics and physics. In Rhinomite these words are showcased in a style inspired by the flare of classic comic book superheroes. We also display pertinent numerical information as points are earned or traded in for costumes.
Rhinomite is an open-ended game of flight and flexibility, that allows players to bring their own scenarios of sleuthing, mystery and intrigue to this imaginative setting. We supply the costumes, the challenge and the magic, but the child will supply the tale. We hope your budding young authors will create interesting motivations, conflicts, and triumphs for our fresh new character we call Rhinomite!
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- Equal values of ten points per "coin" was chosen for those who are learning to count by tens.
- Subtraction equations are displayed for young players as their points are earned and used for new costume parts.
- During game-play the upper-left corner of your touchscreen was intentionally chosen as the location for written words, since orienting children to that specific corner, as a starting place for text, has value in English literacy.
Families and teachers discussing Rhinomite with children may want to include topics and terms such as: tenacity, resiliency, counting by ten, multiples of ten, adding, subtracting, practice, prepositions, and TRY AGAIN...just like Rhinomite!
U.S. Common Core Standards:
- (K.L.1e) Language Arts standards, beginning at the kindergarten level, include the use of frequently occurring prepositions and continue to be important over the years of one's language development.
- (1.NBT.6) Adding and subtracting in multiples of ten begins being introduced in U.S. Common Core Standards in mathematics beginning in 1st grade.
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With the college season in the rearview, recruiting, pro and more takes center stage. Also, the lacrosse world says goodbye to a fighter, as former Cornell and Team Canada goalie Kyle Miller passed this week.
Maryland Recruits — Heck of a weekend for the incoming Terrapin class. In Pennsylvania, No. 1 senior Matt Rambo scored four goals to lead La Salle (Pa.) to a state title. Up in New York, Connor Cannizzaro notched four goals and three assists for Cazenovia in their Class C title victory over Bronxville. Out in California, offensive star Lucas Gradinger (Torrey Pines) earned MVP honors in the Adrenaline All-American game after leading the South team with four goals and two assists. And, earlier in the week down in Maryland, Colin Heacock (Boys' Latin) earned the C. Markland Kelly Award as the state's top player as awarded by the Maryland lacrosse coaches' association. So yeah, Terps fans, be fired up about your talented recruits.
Denver Outlaws — No one is crowning a champion in Week 7, but Denver asserted itself as the class of the league with a 22-9 trouncing of the previously undefeated Hamilton, leaving the Outlaws as the last perfect squad in the standings. For a team lot of people (myself included) were a bit critical of coming into the season — they were too old and didn't do much to get younger or deeper in the offseason it seemed — they are again the class of the league, having figured out how to get the most out of their personnel. A side benefit of the win over Hamilton is the Outlaws may have developed another offensive weapon in local-product Eric Law, who dumped in four goals in his debut after wrapping up a fine career with the Pioneers.
West Coast Lacrosse — With the LXM Pro Tour kicking off its 2013 summer tour successfully at Orange Coast College on Saturday, and the Adrenaline All-American Game showcasing some elite talent (recruits going to Maryland, Georgetown, Johns Hopkins, Bucknell, UMass), the game continues to gain momentum in California and on the entire West Coast. Having stars like Billy Bitter, Peter Baum and Tim Desko joining the LXM Pro Tour should help spread the game and interest further to some of the areas they're hitting during their remaining 10 events in 2013, including Utah, Nor Cal, Portland, Arizona and Las Vegas.
Iroquois Nationals — While it's certainly far from official, the results of an informal poll I conducted late last week of voting nations were promising that the FIL postal ballot that was due Sunday would reject the existing championship criteria, paving the way for the Iroquois to be included in the top division of play in the 2014 World Championships. By extension, hopefully this means we're all winners as we'll be guaranteed Iroquois games vs. the U.S. and Canada.
The Charlotte Hounds — A few weeks ago in the MLL Power Rankings, I noted the Hounds were better than their record reflected. Now, Charlotte is sitting at 3-3 and in the thick of the playoff race after two straight wins. This is a team that lost to the Nationals by only one goal. Eric Lusby is an impressive young player, as is Mike Sawyer. Ryan Young is reaching his potential.
New York State High School Champions — This past weekend, Ward Melville, Garden City and Cazenovia won the New York State Class A, Class B and Class C championships, respectively, in an awesome display of the wide range of talent coming out of the Empire State. Ward Melville coach Mike Hoppey, who announced his retirement after the Patriots defeated West Genesee, led his team to an undefeated 22-0 run, likely cementing this as the best scholastic team of 2013. Watch out for Jack Bruckner at Duke next season. The show put on by Melville up at St. John Fisher College was unbelievable. Garden City repeated as Class B champs behind an outstanding face-off performance by sophomore James Sullivan to defeat Jamesville-DeWitt, and Cazenovia upended Bronxville in a great back-and-forth contest. If you didn't catch any of this action, be sure to check out the coverage we provided leading up to, during and looking back at the New York State championships.
Coaches' Recruiting Schedules — And so the summer recruiting calendar begins. Really, if your team bowed out of the playoffs early, it began a few weeks ago. However, out on the trail we've already seen dozens of coaches in places like Upstate New York, Long Island, Pennsylvania and Maryland hitting the circuit trying to catch players they have on their radar in action. IL this week will be in Colorado, Pennsylvania and beyond to provide reports. This is how the game is played, we know. In a hopeful sign, though, in the last few years, thanks to solid video tape, communication and bigger staffs, coaches have figured out how to manage their time better. We pray that trend continues, for everyone involved.
Boston Cannons — I don't like putting in nail in the coffin of any team in this league that is veteran and talented, considering all you have to do is some how make the playoffs and who knows what will happen, but the hammer is pretty close to falling on the Cannons. The loss to Rochester is particularly demoralizing considering how good Boston looked for stretches, just to give up the game in the second half. Great play by Rochester obviously was a factor, but this seemed a game an old Cannons team doesn't lose. They are in a bad spot now, and it might be too much to climb back from. At least they are getting some runs for their rookies though, possibly cultivating the next group to inherit this franchise as age continues to wear on this roster.
The Lacrosse Community — We lost a great one on Saturday with the passing of Kyle Miller, the former Cornell and Team Canada goalie who won a gold medal in 2006 at the World Championships. The inspirational Canadian beat bone cancer once to return to the field for Cornell and Canada, and was in remission for more than eight years. The Osteosarcoma cancer came back recently and he passed away early Saturday morning. Kyle and his family were the beneficiaries (along with Chris Sanderson's family) of the $25,000 grand prize at last year's Powerball Lacrosse Tournament won by the Reebok Blacks Out Cancer team. His #BeatIt campaign has helped raise a lot of money and awareness for Osteosarcoma cancer.
Ken Clausen — He tweeted Monday that the back of his neck was roasted after a weekend of coaching because he'd forgotten how long it's been since he didn't have a mane to protect the sensitive area from redness. Here's to growing it back, bud.
Unnecessary Twitter Battles — I'm tired of seeing the "MLL is better" or "LXM is better" tweets on my timeline. The leagues are different and serve different purposes. I love MLL, but I have no ill will toward LXM. I talked to Peter Baum a few days after he decided to go to LXM, and he said he just had to avoid Twitter for a few days because of all the negative tweets directed at him. Do your jobs, play your games and don't worry about what people on the opposite coast is doing — whether you're and East Coaster or a West Coaster.
Those who aren't playing box — Though I realize that it's not easy for anyone to just move to Canada for the summer, but any college player who isn't at least making an effort to play some box lacrosse this summer might find next spring that those who did immerse themselves in box lacrosse of any sort gave themselves a boost in terms of skill and experience. I am blown away by just how many players I've heard of who are going out of their way to get on a roster in Canada this summer. This trend will only continue. Back in the mid 1990s, Casey Powell did this. And the trend is only ramping up.


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If Auckland appears an unlikely starting point for the latest teenage phenomenon of women's golf, Lydia Ko's story owes plenty to the opportunity afforded to her there.
On Thursday, at the age of 15, Ko will take her place in the field of the first women's major of the year: the Kraft Nabisco Championship in California. She is already the top-ranked amateur player in the world and the US Amateur champion, and has yet to miss a professional cut since making her debut in 2010.
Ko has also become the youngest player ever to win a professional tour event and is ranked 25th in the world. She has won once each on the Ladies European Tour and the LPGA Tour, and twice on the Australian Ladies Professional Golf Tour.
Which, of course, represents quite a record, not only for a teenager, but for someone brought up in an area where golf has never come close to dominating the sporting narrative. Surprisingly, it was the family's move to Auckland's north shore from South Korea that led to Ko beginning her journey.
"Neither of my parents played golf, but my aunt was a golf-aholic," Ko says. "She gave me a couple of clubs and I started from there. It is pretty cheap to play golf in New Zealand; much cheaper than Korea or America. For a hundred dollars a year I could have a club membership at a really good course which was never crowded.
"I started liking the game and realised there was no limit to where I could go."
Indeed, Ko's future is an understandable point of intrigue. She may be wary of the tale of her idol, Michelle Wie, for whom great things were predicted when she was a teenager but who now, at 23, has recorded only two professional wins.
"I want to go to college," says Ko who has specified as her preference Stanford, the university Tiger Woods attended on a golf scholarship.
"When I am away playing golf I take schoolwork with me. I work any time I am free but, the rest of the time, golf is my biggest priority.
"My friends are all back home, studying and of course they are a little jealous of me. When I'm home I want to go to school because I am not there very often; my friends think it's crazy that I actually want to be there."
In weeks such as this one, it is the level of scrutiny that Ko finds the most difficult to handle. "It is good to get attention but just the intensity of it – it feels a little pressured," she says.
Perhaps smartly, she refuses to put a precise date on her inevitable move into professional golf. "I couldn't really give a certain year of when I will turn pro. We don't normally think about it when we go back home. The time I think about it is when I'm getting asked the questions.
"My parents and I and my coaches, we have never really talked about it seriously. Some people have said: 'Don't rush it; you've got plenty of time; you've got academics and stuff as well.' Some people have said: 'No, you should go turn pro and make the most of it when you can.'
"Like I said, we haven't really talked about it. I've been up here and seen a little bit of what [the] tour is like. It seems really fun and I would like to be out here."
Fittingly, Ko will have Wie for company during the opening two rounds of the tournament at Mission Hills. "If it was my first time, I would have been really nervous. I will definitely be nervous as she is my idol, but luckily I've experienced playing with her and Yani [Tseng] at the Australian Open.
"I got to know a little bit more about her there. I think she's a very good player, and I'm very excited to be able to play with her. I've heard all her background and I know how good she is."
That attitude should not mask Ko's own legitimate aspirations this weekend, however. Two major appearances thus far have resulted in the leading amateur prize. "Firstly, I want to make the cut here," she says. "The next goal is to be the lowest-scoring amateur. I am fortunate to be out here, so everything is cool."
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Rockford Rotary Club Meeting—
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Rockford Area Historical Society—at the Community Cabin 220 N. Monroe St., Rockford. "One Hundred Years of Rockford Football" presented by Terry Konkle. Hostesses are Geri Winegar and Paula Lindsley.
Story Time Hike: A Seed is Sleepy—at Blanford Nature Center, 1715 Hillburn Ave NW, Grand Rapids; children under 7, $5 members, $6 non-members. A very fun time for little ones and their family. We begin this program with a season story and a short craft. The rest of the program will be spent on the trails looking for objects or characters from the book. This month is all about harvesting from the garden. For more information, visit blanfordnaturecenter.org or
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"America's Favorite Farm Market"—8 a.m. to 1 p.m. each Saturday through October 27 in the S. Squires Street parking lot, off Main St., downtown Rockford, featuring "Pure Michigan"-grown produce, fresh baked goods, flowers, plants and much more.
Adventures Into Michigan's Past—11 a.m. at Krause Memorial Library, 140 East Bridge St., Rockford. Larry B. Massie, bestselling author, historian and dynamic storyteller, takes his audience on a pilgrimage into our beloved state's past. Sponsored by the Friends of the Krause Memorial Library, the Rockford Area Historical Society, Bishop Hills Elder Care Community and Meijer. For more information, call (616) 784-2007 or visit wwwkdl.org.
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Sunday, October 7
Rockford Masonic Lodge Ham Dinner—12 to 2 p.m. at 1430 Northland Drive, Rockford. $8 per person, $3 for children 12 and under. Dinner includes ham, mashed potatoes, corn or green beans, roll, dessert and drink (coffee, tea or punch). Take out available.
Everyone welcome.
Tuesday, October 9
Rockford Rotary Club Meeting—noon to 1:30 p.m. at the Community Cabin, 220 N. Monroe St., Rockford. Visitors welcome.
Country & Gospel Music—
9:30 to 11:30 a.m. every Tuesday at Rockford Ambulance Community Center, 8540 Shaner Ave., Rockford. Music by the Rogue River Band. Enjoy free coffee, tea and snacks. For more information, call Keith at (616) 866-2459.
Vegetarian Cooking Class—7 p.m. at North Kent Bible Church, 7210 Courtland Drive. Sponsored by Three Angels Fellowship Church. This class is free. Call Amy Ortego at (616) 481-1596 to register.
Thursday, October 11
Free Meal for Northern Kent County Families—6 to 7 p.m. at the Our Lady of Consolation Family Center, 4865 Eleven Mile Rd., Rockford, every Thursday. No charge; no registration required. Provided by a partnership between Our Lady of Consolation Parish and God's Kitchen, a program of Catholic Charities West Michigan.
Rockford Lions Club Meeting—
6 p.m. social, 6:30 dinner and 7 p.m. meeting at the Community Cabin, 220 N. Monroe St., Rockford. Meetings held every second and fourth Thursday of each month.
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Tommy heard his named being called by a voice filled
with tears. He had been sleeping and this voice woke him.
He looked around and was amazed at what he saw. He was
surrounded by many other animals of all types. Again he heard
his name this time he knew the voice was his Mummy. She was
asking for his forgiveness and he couldn't understand why she
asked. She was one of the three he trusted. She had always
been there to calm his fears. She would gently rub his face
and whisper into his ears that he was safe. Nothing would ever
harm him. Tommy thought to himself I will go find her, she can't
be far. As he arose he noticed was a big silver wolf and a another
orange kitty watching him. But not ginger like him this kitty
was bright orange with eyes the colour of spring. ' I know you
your Muffin my older brother Mummy told me about you. She said
you taught her true love' Tommy whispered in a voice filled
with awe. Then he turned his attention to the Silver Wolf
and was amazed he felt no fear. He had only felt this way
with his Mommy and Daddy, Bobby before. The Silver
Wolf walked over to Tommy and gently laid his head
upon Tommy's head. 'You know me too my Daddy is
your Mummy's Poppy, so he is your Grandpa. I am Pooky'
Yes he had been told about Pooky the wise Silver Wolf
and his blue eyed sister ShiShi.
Tommy noticed his older brother hadn't spoken a word
had only walked over to a clear blue pond. He saw one
silver tear fall from Muffin's eyes and land in the pond the
ripples spread across the blue waters with a sigh. Then
he raised his head and looked at Tommy. 'She is calling
for you because not knowing where you are is tearing
her heart apart, She feels she failed you by trusting
someone to watch over you for her that let you get lost'
'When her brother your Daddy crossed over she had
to leaver her home and move in with her Mum.
She couldn't take you with her, and had plans to
bring you too her. But even the plans made by the heart
may come not to be.' 'She doesn't know you are here
now with me and the Angels Of The Rainbow. Your are
safe now.' You notice you no longer feel fear ? Is the part
of our Mummy's heart you carry with you as I do. This
keeps her close to you and gives you the courage you always
Tommy looked at his brother with confusion 'where are we?
Then he looked into the waters with Muffin and saw his Mummy.
'Tommy you are at the place we were told of when we were born.
The place where we would travel to when out time on earth was
done.' 'Don't worry brother I know how you can tell her.'
The keeper Of The Winds will help you.' 'Look into the
waters and into her eyes tell her' I am always near for you,
I am no further then the whispers of love that gently caresses
your heart. I am at the Bridge.' Tommy watched his Mummy
she had heard him and now she knew where he was and
he was safe. Her tears still fell and always would till she held him
Pooky had been watching his friend Muffin help his little brother
'Is okay Tommy your Grandfather Lobo is there he will help
her she is not alone. My Daddy cares for her, she
is his cub. She has sisters who are there also.'
Tommy went to sit beside Muffin and let all that happened
sink in. Then he heard his Mummy's prayer. 'Tommy I give you
my heart to hold till I can hold you again. Little ginger boy
know you are always loved. Hold my embrace around you
till is time for me to journey to your side.' with these
words he knew he was safe.
Tommy had been listening to his Mummy so completely
that he didn't hear the footsteps come up behind him.
Before he knew it he was being cradled in loving arms.
Was his Daddy, who now held him. He was healthy and
strong again. Beside his Daddy was another tall man
with gentle brown eyes. He came up and placed a warm hand
on his head in welcome.
His Daddy said to him' We will show you around Rainbow
Bridge and I know are many waiting to greet you. You can
come to the waters here and watch over your Mum anytime'.
As he was carried off to meet ShiShi and Grizzy,
Aurich, Sparty and his Brandy
he sent his Mummy and Wolf Family
hugs in the warmth of the sun.
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Of how you adopted me as your sister and the courage
you helped me find within. I saw the glow of caring
all around you. I need that courage now my brother
for not a moment goes by that I don't miss you. Many times
I have gone to call you and I remembered. I wait till the stars
come out to see your silver star blinking brighter then any other
Is you saying here I am watching over my loved ones. Brother
I will always keep my promises to you to be
near for the ones you love.
Right now words are so hard to find, to express
how much you touched my heart. By reaching out
and bringing me your friendship. Is a very special
heart that can bring so much joy to another
with a few kind words.
When there was a new step to take and I was afraid to take it
you were there to take it with me. You told me you can do it,
I have faith in you.
Well Brother of my heart I have faith in you, I did right from the start
and each day it grew. I know that the Great Silver Wolf and
his Blue Eyed Angel are there with you. Your FurBall kitty
was waiting to greet you.
You take with you our hearts and love. we are forever
enriched for having one so beautiful as you here. The colours
of the rainbow glow brighter now with the colours of
your special heart
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for you and your's. Till that day my Brother
I wish you peaceful journey
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For 1 lb. of pasta or Makes about 2 cups.
1 tbsps olive oil
2 tbsps tomato paste
1 28 oz. can crushed tomatoes
1 tsp salt
1 tsp black pepper
2 - 3 leaves fresh shredded basil or 1/2 tsp dried basil
Mix tomatoes with tomato paste. Simmer, uncovered, until the sauce coats the back of a spoon, about 25 – 35 minutes. Season to taste with salt and pepper; just before serving, stir in basil and oil. Toss with pasta and pass the grated cheese.
My Mother's Sauce –Sautee 1 medium chopped onion and 2 cloves minced garlic in 1 Tbsp oil for 5 minutes, then proceed with basic sauce recipe using the same pot in which you sautéed onion and garlic. Add 1/2 tsp crushed red pepper (or more to taste) for last 10 minutes of cooking.
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WASHINGTON – The Islamic State group's battle-tested equivalent of a defense minister is believed to have been killed in a U.S. airstrike in Syria, a U.S. official said Tuesday.
The target of the March 4 attack was Omar al-Shishani, a Georgian fighting with the jihadi group in Syria, the Pentagon said in a statement. It said the result of the attack was still being assessed.
But a U.S. official speaking on condition of anonymity later said al-Shishani "likely died" in the assault by waves of U.S. warplanes and drones, along with 12 other Islamic State fighters.
Al-Shishani is the nom de guerre of Tarkhan Batirashvili, a Georgian with a $5 million U.S. bounty on his head. He is also known for his flowing red beard.
His death, if confirmed, would hinder Islamic State's foreign recruitment efforts and its attempts to defend its strongholds in Syria and Iraq, the Pentagon statement said.
Al-Shishani was "the ISIL equivalent of the secretary of defense," the U.S. official said, using an alternative acronym for the Islamic State group.
The U.S. Treasury designated him a foreign terrorist fighter in 2014, and said he maintained "unique authority" within Islamic State.
Batirashvili comes from a town in Georgia that is populated mainly by ethnic Chechens, the official said.
He fought as a Chechen rebel against Russian forces before joining the Georgian military in 2006, and fought Russian forces again in Georgia in 2008.
After being discharged from the Georgian military on health grounds he entered Syria in 2012 and joined Islamic State the next year, the official speaking on condition of anonymity said.
Among his feats on his way to the top ranks of Islamic State military operations, the official said, Batirashvili turned one rebel group into an effective fighting force to take on the Syrian army by "mixing Syrians who knew the terrain with the Chechens' fighting ability."
In the recent assault, waves of U.S. aircraft struck near Al-Shadadi, a town in northeastern Syria that was retaken from Islamic State last month by local anti-Islamic State fighters allied with the U.S.-led coalition.
The U.S. official said it was "unusual and noteworthy" that Batirashvili had traveled from the Islamic State group's self-proclaimed capital of Raqqa to Al-Shadadi.
"This was likely to bolster the sagging morale of ISIL fighters there, who have suffered a series of defeats by Syrian Democratic Forces," the official said, alluding to one of the local, U.S.-allied fighting groups.
The Pentagon statement described Batirashvili as "a battle-tested leader with experience who had led ISIL fighters in numerous engagements in Iraq and Syria."
If he did in fact die in the assault, his absence will especially hinder Islamic State's ability to recruit foreign fighters from Chechnya and the Caucasus regions, Cook said in the statement.
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The Automated Function Prediction 2006 meeting will have a discussion panel, with our keynote speakers answering audience questions.
We have decided to solicit questions from participants prior to the meeting, out of which a few will be picked for the panel session.
Any questions relevant to the computational prediction of the function of biological molecules are welcome.
OK, I'll go first:
- What are the main challenges to creating a Critical Assessment of Function Annotation (CAFA) contest, in the spirit of CASP and CAPRI? (Iddo Friedberg)
- How would metagenomics impact the field? (Iddo)
- How is structural genomics already impacting the field? (Iddo)
- description of function: are ontologies the only way to go about it? (Iddo)
- How can we have an expected level of function assignment for a genome depending on literature coverage? Example: PMID 15864286 [1] (Christos)
- Derive a more sophisticated scale of function assignment/annotation consistency? What is a 'good' function prediction? Example: PMID 11864365 [2] (Christos)
- Function prediction for non-coding or non-translated elements. Example of the first would be genomic regulatory elements, of the second would be RNA. (Iddo, Adam)
- What is the proportion of proteins that have multiple functions at the molecular level? no function at all? (troll warning) - the point being: what evolutionary path does a protein follow in terms of function? (a) Gain of function first and eventually duplication (2 functions at the same time) or (b) duplication, loss of function, gain of a new function (Martin)
- Do we need to include structural information into prediction models or does the primary structure already contain all the information we need to know to infer function? (Dani)
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The American Academy of Microbiology has released its newest report about the West Nile virus. Questions answered include: Can West Nile virus outbreaks be prevented? Why do some people get West Nile fever? How did the West Nile virus spread across the country so quickly?
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Seductive Little Plates for Intimate Occasions and Lavish Parties
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At his restaurant Table 8 in Hollywood, Govind Armstrong has elevated the concept of small plates to celebrity status. The market-driven, seasonal lounge menu attracts a well-heeled crowd of famous young things and food adventurers alike with inventive diminutive dishes. Armstrong is something of a sensation himself, having started his cooking career at the tender age of thirteen under the tutelage of Spago's Wolfgang Puck. In Small Bites Big Nights, his first book, Armstrong reflects on the journey that led him to his small plates specialty and reveals the recipes for some of his most sought after creations, including the now-famous grilled cheese with pulled short ribs, Krispy Kreme "Coffee & Doughnuts" bread pudding and signature Table 8 creamsicle cocktail. This is a personal and passionate book, evidenced by Armstrong's intimate introduction and his explanations, tips and anecdotes that accompany each recipe.
As far as organization, eight is the magic number: the eight chapters have roughly eight recipes each (plus cocktails), designed for the most part to feed eight people (Armstrong's ideal party size). Such internal consistency speaks to Armstrong's deep attention to detail. Recipes appear as building blocks of fresh ingredients wedged between forward slashes: arugula/dates/parmesan, roasted sunchoke soup/blue cheese croutons/pear, beef tenderloin/oxtail ravioli/swiss chard/cipollini onions. Such seeming simplicity belies the sophistication of technique. Luckily, each recipe is marked with difficulty level from easy to challenging to tip you off to the amount of time and labor involved. A centerpiece of the book, the chapter on dinner for eight supplies an elegant menu of Santa Barbara spot prawns in pernod and whole-roasted Colorado lamb rack with wine pairing suggestions. Cooking for only two? The chapter on "sexy savories" includes sensual possibilities like truffled gruyere fondue and oysters with Champagne granita. Since the plates are small, you won't feel as guilty indulging in petite desserts like mascarpone peanut brownies or carrot cake with cream cheese mousse. This former child prodigy has certainly preserved his sense of wonder when it comes to "playing" with food.
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The damaging oil in your kosher food
The palm is popular with Jews during Succot. Yet enviromentally-damaging palm oil is used in one-in-10 household products, from food to cosmetics. It is particularly evident in kosher foods.
While a weak case could be made that palm oil production fulfils the mitzvah of not being wasteful by being an incredibly efficient producer of oil, it is environmentally catastrophic. It causes massive deforestation, particularly in Indonesia and Malaysia, leading to loss of habitat for endangered orangutans and Sumatran tigers. By virtue of its deforestation, Indonesia is the world's third largest emitter of greenhouse gases.
Labelling of palm oil in products is very poor. Some companies use the term "vegetable oil", masking their products' true contents.
Although small palm oil collectives in African nations benefit local communities, it is impossible to know whether our palm oil comes from such sources - in fact, it is highly unlikely, since Indonesia and Malaysia are by far the world's biggest producers of palm oil.
So, what to do? The most obvious response is to avoid any products with palm oil and to write to the manufacturers. There is currently no such thing as sustainable palm oil. The more who do this, the more effective a statement it will make and the more likely firms might change their ingredients. Investigate the facts about palm oil, talk about the issue and raise awareness of the huge damage being done to global biodiversity.
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Atlanta Symphony rejects two HS choruses owing to lack of 'diversity'
posted at 2:19 pm on August 20, 2012 by Howard Portnoy
What's wrong with this picture? If you clicked on the link, you were taken to a video of a rehearsal by a high school chorus that to the ear of this former high school choir member (second tenor) sounds just fine. It was not for lack of talent or ability to harmonize that these teen singers were rejected by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra (ASO), which annually selects an area high school to perform with it. Rather, it was their skin tone—or lack thereof.
FOX News reports that "two high school choruses will reportedly not perform with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra this year because their groups are not racially-diverse enough." The schools, Walton and Lassiter, are both in Cobb County, ranked the twelfth most educated and one of the top 100 wealthiest counties in the U.S.
Jay Dillon, a spokesman for the county, notes that "the schools were informed … that the symphony would be inviting a third, more diverse chorus."
Some Marietta, Ga., residents see the symphony's decision as discriminatory—an attitude that ASO's president, Stanley Romanstein, finds surprising. One of the orchestra's goals, he notes, is to "reflect the diversity of Atlanta." While some will applaud that goal as laudable, shouldn't the overriding criterion for who get to perform with a world-class symphony be musicality?
If the primacy of the goal of diversity were extended to all entertainment venues, the National Football League (to name one) would be in serious need of a shakeup. A 2009 report on the ethnic composition found that 92% of wide receivers, 100% of running backs, and 96% of defensive backs were black. Despite comprising only 13.6% of the population, black athletes also had pluralities at every other position except placekicker, punter, and quarterback (even though at that last prized position, blacks were over-represented at 19% and their numbers have been climbing in the years since). Much as the left-leaning Tides Foundation hates to admit it, racial minorities are even making in-roads at management positions in professional football, with "diverse employees at or above the VP level increasing by 30 percent" through 2011.
The question that naturally arises is what ever happened to the notion of meritocracy—to "the idea," as one prominent speaker recently put it, "that if you work hard, that hard work is rewarded; that you can make it here if you try, regardless of what you look like, where you come from, what your last name is"? That observation, as you may have guessed, was made by no less an expert on equality than Barack Obama. Then again, scoffers will submit that Obama was speaking about himself—or at least his black half—and others like him, not some lily white bunch of kids from an Atlanta suburb.
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COLUMBUS: For the first time in five years, Ohio State came home from the NCAA Tournament after one game. But even though the Buckeyes' season ended early, with a one-point loss to Dayton on Thursday in the South Regional, the program never stops moving.
Offseason skill instruction and physical training will resume soon for the players. Recruiting never ends for the coaches. And there could be movement among them, too.
Assistant Dave Dickerson could be a candidate for the opening at Florida Atlantic, sources confirmed to the Dispatch on Sunday. He has not yet interviewed for the job, but he is acquainted with the school's athletic director, Patrick Chun, a former assistant athletic director at Ohio State.
In any case, it will be an offseason of transition for the Buckeyes, who are losing the face of the program in Aaron Craft and another three-year starter in Lenzelle Smith Jr., whose up-and-down final season rubbed some of the sheen off their legacies. In addition, junior forward LaQuinton Ross has declared his intention to enter the NBA Draft and backup guard Amedeo Della Valle announced on Twitter that he is returning to Europe in hopes of playing professional ball.
Here is a position-by-position look at who is returning to and joining the Buckeyes, and what more they need if they hope to return to the tournament next year:
Point guard
After one year on the bench and two playing alongside Craft, the ball will be Shannon Scott's to run with. Scott has to play aggressively and use his quickness at both ends of the floor, and not having to defer to Craft on offense should help.
Ideally, Scott can use his quickness to come off ball screens, attack the paint and either draw defenders and find open teammates or finish on his own. But he will need perimeter scoring around him to space the defense and open driving lanes, which were hard to find as the Buckeyes made only 32.4 percent of their 3-point attempts, their lowest percentage in 14 years.
Shooting guard
This position is wide open after Smith's departure, and speculation is that freshman D'Angelo Russell has what it takes to fill it. Russell's arrival is much-anticipated because he's a 6-foot-5 McDonald's All-American who recruiting analysts say has deep shooting range and the ball-handling and passing ability to create off the dribble and fill in at the point for Scott. He will need to add muscle during the offseason to hold up against more-physical defenses.
Kam Williams arrived last summer with a reputation as a scorer but redshirted after mononucleosis set him back during the first couple of months of the season.
Wing forward
The most explosive player on the roster, Sam Thompson, can do a lot of things, but he must do most of them better next season, beginning with driving defenders to the rim and finishing without the assist of an alley-oop pass. That would round out his game, as would a higher percentage of makes from behind the arc (his 3-point accuracy fell 5 percentage points this season) and better rebounding (2.7 per game is way too low for a player with his hops and athleticism).
Keita Bates-Diop, the Buckeyes' latest Illinois import, is an athletic offensive player at 6-7 who, like Russell, will need to add strength and muscle to transfer his skills to a more-physical game.
Another freshman, Jae'Sean Tate of Pickerington Central, son of former Ohio State center Jermaine Tate, will miss some offseason training after shoulder surgery but, when healthy, could earn time with his ability to defend multiple positions.
Power forward
With Ross leaving for the NBA, Marc Loving has the next shot at the position. He will need a big summer adding muscle so he can have the same impact in Big Ten games that he had against nonconference teams early on, before he seemingly wore down physically and mentally. Early, he showed shooting range and an ability to rebound, two things needed at the "stretch forward" spot in coach Thad Matta's offense.
This is the most-worrisome position on the team after another season of flashes too few and far between from 6-11 Amir Williams, whose inconsistent engagement at both ends mirrored the team's.
Trey McDonald was a willing replacement and provided more energy, but he was foul-prone and, at 6-8, susceptible to being scored over by taller opponents.
Incoming freshman Dave Bell is 6-10 and athletic but also acknowledged by Matta to be a project, so his impact is not expected to be immediate. That's why Matta and his staff are turning over rocks looking for help.
Possibilities include 6-9 Anthony Lee and 6-10 Myles Turner. Lee, who averaged 13.6 points and 8.6 rebounds as a junior at Temple, will transfer after graduating in the spring and will be immediately available to play. But he has many suitors and has not decided whether to visit Ohio State. Turner, a five-star high school center out of Bedford, Texas, has a who's who of programs recruiting him, so he might be a long shot.


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The Press Council has dismissed a complaint brought against the Herald over articles that appeared on the newspaper's website.
The articles appeared under the headings "Blunder leaves two Israelis dead", "130 Arab children killed" and "Israeli bulldozer crushes peace activist" on March 14, 15 and 17 respectively.
The council said the nub of the complaint, by Judith Rona, was that the articles had involved "publication of Palestinian civilian death toll without Israeli civilian death toll".
Ms Rona said that each time she complained to the paper she had included details of an Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) website that had statistics on Israeli civilian deaths, and of the website of the International Centre of Counter-Terrorism, which had published "a study comparing and analysing the death toll for the two sides".
Ms Rona had also drawn attention to the fact that on two other previous occasions, November 30, 2001 and April 7, 2002, she had notified the paper of the existence of the IDF website. She argued that the paper was not fair and balanced in its coverage of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
The council said in its ruling: "The complaint appears to be based on the premise that each time a newspaper report refers to statistical data concerning the toll on one side of the conflict it must publish data concerning the toll on the other.
"Such a premise is untenable. Each story must be seen in context. The focus of each of the articles is not a comparative study of the tolls afflicting both sides of the conflict.
"The aim was to highlight the existence of an official Israeli military report which contained an admission by the Israeli Army of the number of Palestinian civilians killed in the fighting who had no links to any militia."
The council said it was likely that Herald readers would know, from the ongoing coverage, that a majority of Israeli casualties in the conflict had been civilians.
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Tevin Drake spent part of Monday morning eating breakfast at the head coach's house alongside potential teammates.
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For the first time, Drake has seen snow - a lot of snow.
Drake said there was plenty of white stuff on the ground, the type you can mold into snowballs. Most had already fallen to the ground by the time he arrived Saturday.
"I've never seen snow, I'm from Brooksville," Drake said. " It's different. I'd have to get used."
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For the fifth consecutive year, Ace Hardware stores are accepting extension cords and strands of holiday lights for recycling to benefit Lights For Life. Lights For Life is a nonprofit organization that strives to make life easier for kids with cancer and their families. Participating Ace Hardware stores will accept light strands and extension cords November 1, 2012 – February 15, 2013.
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Last year, Ace Hardware customers across the three states donated more than 30,000 pounds of holiday lights to the campaign, raising nearly $14,000 for families of children diagnosed with cancer. This brings the total amount of lights donated by local Ace customers since 2008 to more than 100,000 pounds, raising nearly $50,000.
"Every year there are more options for decorating with energy efficient, longer-lasting LED light strands, and every year more shoppers are making the switch from traditional incandescent holiday lights to LED lights," said Clark Evans, manager of Orchards Ace Hardware in Loveland. "This program gives Ace Hardware shoppers a way to keep old and broken light strands out of the landfill and put them to good use helping local families. We hope to see even more consumers donating their light strands this year than in years past."
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"Each year, more than 200 million strings of lights are sold in the U.S., and most of them end up in the landfill," said Linda Worthington, marketing director of Lights For Life. "It's so simple to drop your old or broken lights in a collection bin at an Ace Hardware store instead of in the trash, and it makes such a big difference to the families of kids who are battling cancer."
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I think the killer is Snow White. Out of everyone in Bigby's investigation so far, she is the only one with a crystal clear motive. What do you guys and gals think?
Beauty seeing nothing in the hotel reception and not hearing the murder plus in room when she agrees with your verdict on what happened and says good work suspicious. She sneaks out of her house like a spie just hide a job from beast and someone ends up dead lies!!! Beast shows up just as you are about to enter the room and beauty is reluctant to give you the key to that room but then again games like this make me very paranoid so not sure
I think Crane used the same spell on Beauty as he did on the police precinct at the beginning of the episode when he got Bigby out. That is why she doesn't remember seeing anything.
I think that Snow wants to get rid of Ichabod Crane because she's sick of being a "maid" all the time. I also think that the taxi-driver is her accomplice because he always seems to show up mostly when Bigby and Snow are together.
Wow wow wow do you read the comics because if you did you would know that Snow is the best person in Fabletown besides Bigby unless you are joking then im sorry.
And nowhere to be seen in Episode 2 , Seems like Telltale got rid of him as soon as people started to talk about him and jumped to the conclusion he was the killer
My sibling doesn't trust Beast or Beauty and think they are both in it together, lol. They also said they suspect Jack Horner because in his bio it says he thinks he is the most important fable but in reality everyone thinks of him as a joke. Well that would be quite unsuspecting except in that case it was already mentioned now. Mentioned something about North Wind too, Bigby's father. But I don't know about any of those guesses, lol. I actually hope it's an entirely new person that has not even been introduced yet working behind the scenes but I don't know who the killer is yet.
I just know Crane is hiding something and he may or may not be the killer and may have hired someone else instead.
I still think that we didn't see the killer yet, we're only at episode 2.I think that several people are involved and they use glamour so that no one notices them.For now I can't wait to learn more about the crooked man and the two brothers.
Definetly the killer isn't snow.Sorry to break your theory,but the killer is not snow.My suspects are:Crane/The boy who cried wolf/The Croocked man
I haven't heard anybody mention Bluebeard as the killer. He seems like a crooked bastard and he has that knife in the interrogation scene that looks like it could take someone's head off.
The year the game takes place in is the year Crane is fired. Think about this... If Telltale wants us to read the comics they will make you read the comics for the ending. Makes sense to me. And who would be the killer then? Crane. Is there a lot of evidence so far? No. Was evidence gathered before Crane's strange execution? yes. There is a huge hint that Crane will be fired. When looking at the second page of Snow White's story, Empire. Doesn't that ring a bell to people who read the comics?
He was fired because he attempted to kiss Snow, that's all that is mentioned. And another reason the killer is not Snow is because she always tells Bigby the truth, also she ends up being Bigby's wife.