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5 Top Review Centers in the Philippines
Posted on 12. Jun, 2010 by dimaks in News
I got an email buzz some weeks ago regarding an inquiry about top review centers in the Philippines and I was not able to respond right away. I got a draft hibernating in my archive though, but I cannot seem to tailor it right to my taste on writing so I left it undone for a while. I hope that I can give justice to such an inquiry today.
And by the way, thanks to a blogger friend's update on his plight to taking the Law School Admission Test or LSAT in Australia – the thought of completing this list got rekindled. Good luck to your lsat prep buddy!
Well, after a few search, I came up with these 5 Top Review Centers in the Philippines, covering various academic disciplines. Here we go!
1. The Royal PENTAGON Review Specialists, Inc. (PENTAGON)
Review Program: LOCAL RN, NCLEX, CGFNS, IELTS, TSE, MIDWIFERY
Address: 2/F RG Casas Bldg. 886 G. Tolentino cor. España Blvd., Sampaloc, Manila Philippines
Contact No: (02) 309-9582 | Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: http://pentagonreview.tripod.com/
Review Program: LOCAL RN, CGFNS, NCLEX, IELTS, TSE, DENTISTRY, MIDWIFERY
Address: MANILA (SM Manila) 5th Floor Phase II, SM City Manila Tel. No. 404-0961 Office Hours: 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM
Contact No: 404-0961 | Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: http://www.ragapuzreview.com/
3. SULTAN REVIEW GROUP (SRG) (Former INTELKINETIQ)
Review Program: PHYSICAL THERAPY (PT), OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY (OT), LOCAL RN
Address: Manila PT/OT Head Office: 3rd Floor Highland Bldg. 2213-2219 España Blvd., Sampaloc, Manila
Contact No: (02) 7310642/ 7310677 | Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: http://www.sultanreviewgroup.com/main.html
Review Program: CGFNS, NCLEX, IELTS, TSE, PHYSICAL THERAPY (PT), LOCAL RN
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Contact No: (02)736-7410/735-1294/407-3290 | Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Review Program: LOCAL RN, NCLEX, CGFNS, IELTS, MIDWIFERY
Address: 4th floor Don Lorenzo Bldg. 889 P. Paredes cor. Morayta St. Sampaloc Manila
Contact No: (02)385-5072 | Email: email@example.com
Website: http://www.edgeworthreview.com
There you got them! If you happen to see erroneous information in the list, please do not hesitate to drop me a line via the comment form.
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A Shreveport restaurant worker is recovering after she was shot by a patron Saturday afternoon.
The incident happened at the Waffle House restaurant in the 6100 block of Financial Plaza around 3:00 p.m. Saturday.
"Look at the big picture, we're very fortunate no one else was hurt worse than what we ended up with or killed," said Sgt. Bill Goodin. He calls the case rare in that most attackers are known by their victim.
Officers were told that a man identified as Alan Ferguson, 56, pulled a gun after placing his order and started shooting. While customers and employees started fleeing the building, an employee, Judith Spann, was hit in the left arm by a bullet. She was transported to University Medical Center to be treated for non-life threatening injuries, police said.
"Detectives have determined that they can't connect him to anybody - employee or guest, that was in the restaurant at the time of the shooting," said Sgt. Goodin.
Investigators say Ferguson fled the eatery on foot and was taken into custody a short time later near an apartment complex in the 6800 block of Raspberry Lane.
A preliminary investigation found that Ferguson might have been intoxicated at the time of the incident. He was agitated about personal issues upon entering the restaurant, detectives said.
Police have found no link between Ferguson or any person at the business at the time of the shooting.
Ferguson was booked on a single count of attempted first degree murder.
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The purpose of this chapter is to provide the Secretary of Agriculture with the necessary authority to streamline and reorganize the Department of Agriculture to achieve greater efficiency, effectiveness, and economies in the organization and management of the programs and activities carried out by the Department.
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After 20 years in the music biz, self-described "Little Folksinger" Ani DiFranco is still technically little, although her influence on fellow musicians, activists, and indie-minded people the world over has been huge. She still proudly identifies as a folksinger, too, but her understanding of that term has always been far more expansive than a bin at the record store or a category on iTunes, with ample room for soul, funk, jazz, electronic music, spoken word, and a marching band or two. Over the course of more than 20 albums, including the live double CD Living in Clip (1997) and the two-disc career retrospective Canon (2007), as well as the latest one, ¿Which Side are You On? (2012), Ani has never stopped evolving, experimenting, testing the limits of what can be said and sung. Her lifelong tribe of co-conspirators includes everyone from Pete Seeger and Utah Phillips to a new generation of twentysomething singer-songwriters who grew up with her songs and shows — and then there's the motley crew of folks like Prince, Maceo Parker, Andrew Bird, Dr. John, Arto Lindsay, Bruce Springsteen, Chuck D, the Buffalo Philharmonic, Gillian Welch, Cyndi Lauper, and even Burmese activist and Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi, with whom she has crossed paths in a myriad of ways. Read More>>>
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I applied through a recruiter - interviewed at ExxonMobil.
If you interview at campus you get offer to visit and get hosted by relatively new employee. Then you sen he day doing 3-4 interviews. These will typically be by one second line supervisor, a senior technical, department head, and finally business manager. If you do great you can get a spot offer.
- During these site visits the managers get to ask whatever they want. Some keep it to conversation and some may choose to do a situational interview. Answer Question
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Campus interview, phone-interview, and 1 day site interview with multiple current employees.Interview Questions
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- The questions weren't overly difficult. It was more geared to ensuring the personality and interests matched the company. Answer Question
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Did not have hard interviews, until it was the last interview. Already had experience in the position they were looking for. They want leaders and people who will help the company grow in the direction of leadership (i.e. against all competitors).
Had a friendly recruiter and they took us out to dinner before the main on-campus interview.
No presentations either.Interview Questions
No Offer
- Tell us about a time when you did not get your way and how you dealt with it. Answer Question
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I applied through college or university. The process took 3 weeks - interviewed at ExxonMobil in October 2012.Interview Details
Applied through the career center at my school. Got an interview on campus the day before the career fair. They interviewed a TON of people it seemed and my interviewer was extremely laid back. He asked a few questions and the entire interview only took about 20 minutes. About two weeks later I received a call for a phone screening with no prior notification other than an email that I had been referred to hiring managers. The questions were mainly to make sure my interests lined up with the position they were trying to fill. I was told I would hear back from them within a week if they wanted to continue the process. I got a call the next day and scheduled a flight for early the next week. I was driven around and saw various areas of Houston and had dinner with newer employees the night before the interview. The day of the interview I had 4 interviews with people in my potential group and 1 cross-functional interview. I had a benefits presentation with HR then met with my manager and was given an offer on the spot. The interviews were laid back and not very many "STAR" questions but just trying to get to know me and make sure my interests lined up with the job.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsNo negotiation. Very strong starting salary and benefits.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
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I applied through college or university - interviewed at ExxonMobil.Interview Details
I got a first round interview for an entry level engineer position. It wasnt that bad except I was like asked 3 or 4 times in different ways questions about how I deal with change. I had an answer for maybe the first two but I couldnt use the same examples for the rest. Come in with multple examples.Interview Questions
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 days - interviewed at ExxonMobil.Interview Details
5 rounds of one-on-one interviews: 3 overviews of the company (1 general about the business line, 1 general about the group within the business line, 1 specific about position); 2 interviews (one based on candidate overall fit, one based on work ethic, flexibility, etc.)Interview Questions
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- Discuss an experience you've had where you overcame an obstacle, how you did it and how that will help you contribute to ExxonMobil. Answer Question
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The process took a day - interviewed at ExxonMobil in May 2009.Interview Details
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I applied through college or university. The process took a day - interviewed at ExxonMobil in November 2011.Interview Details
One interview that lasted roughly 1 hour. The questions were very subjective which consisted primarily of behavioral and situational questions (i.e., describe a time when you had to deal with a stressful situation, ... a time when you didn't know the answer, ... deal with ambiguity).
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- Describe a time when you had to design a system to solve a problem. Answer Question
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I applied online. The process took 1 week - interviewed at ExxonMobil in October 2011.Interview Details
The process started with an online application, psychometric tests and then 3 competency questions. After a week I was offered a phone interview (competency based) which was with an external company. The lady on the phone was really nice and put me at ease. After 3 days I received an invitation for a face-to-face interview with a member of HR which went well and was again competency based. I was invited to an assessment centre which consisted of group interviews and a technical interview.Interview Questions
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The process took a day - interviewed at ExxonMobil in October 2011.Interview Details
It seemed to me that they were looking for a candidate who could handle change. I had at least four questions about handleing change, all of them just worded differently. They had also the traditional behavioral questions. Anyways I didn't get past the first interview but I wasnt so stoked about being paid a lot of money to be in a career that didn't interest me much.Interview Questions
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2) Accident and health insurance, accommodation
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Federal grant expands program for severely ill patients
Sutter Health received a $13 million Health Care Innovation Award grant in 2012 from the federal Center for Medicare & Medicaid Innovation to expand the Advanced Illness Management (AIM) ® program throughout our network. The program offers physical and emotional support to patients facing severe chronic illness. Also in 2012, the SCAN Foundation, a nonprofit organization devoted to transforming health care for seniors, committed to funding a new research project to study AIM for national expansion.
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Sutter leaders named to national innovation group
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Mary Ruth Moore, a native of Tomball, Texas, is professor of Education at the Dreeben School of Education of the University of the Incarnate Word. She holds degrees from Baylor University, Butler University, and a doctorate in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Texas at Austin. In addition to teaching at U.I.W., Dr. Moore provides professional development for teachers at the national, district and local levels. During the past 25 years, she has trained thousands of teachers in literacy and play techniques. She is a co-founder of the Alamo Chapter of the U.S. Play Coalition. She is the wife of the Rev. Marshall Moore and together they serve Crestview Baptist Church. Her hobbies include antiques, jewelry making, and dog showing.
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Moore, M., Campos, D., Collazo, J., Maytum, A., Sampayo, V., & Sanchez, M. (2010). Inspiration to teach: reflections on Friedrich Froebel. Young Children,65:6, 74-76.
Moore, M. (2009) Play=learning: integrating play and wonder into our cultural institutions and schools in Southern Taiwan University, Creative Playground: conversations between industries and institutions, pp.20-24. Tainan City, Taiwan: Southern Taiwan University.
Moore, M. "A monument to play." In Goodenough, Elizabeth, editor. Where Do the Children Play?, the anthology to accompany the PBS film of the same name. (January 2008
Moore, M. and Hall, S. "Literacy Instruction for Young Children. Early Years, The Journal of the Texas Association for the Education of Young Children, Vol. 29/3, Winter, 2007,10-15.
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Liberty Institute and Texas Values Stand On Supreme Court Precedent in Defending Religious Liberty
SAN MARCOS, TX, Oct. 16 -- Liberty Institute and Texas Values announced that the Hays County Commissioners court voted in favor of continuing to allow invocations before its meetings in central Texas.
Americans United for Separation of Church and State (AUSCS), a Washington D.C. group, recently threatened to sue Hays County if legislative prayer continued at the Commissioners Court meetings, and it also asked Hays County to censor certain types of prayers.
Relying on U. S. Supreme Court precedent, Hays County Commissioners Court rejected the unconstitutional demands of AUSCS and made it very clear that "the opening of sessions of legislative or other deliberative public bodies with prayer is deeply embedded in the history and tradition of this country." Hays County further stated that "it is not the job of the courts or deliberative bodies to 'embark on a sensitive evaluation or to parse the content of a particular prayer' offered before a deliberative body."
"The Commissioners Court rejected D.C. efforts to censor public prayer and stood up to anti-freedom bullies, who learned you don't mess with Hays County, Texas," said Jonathan Saenz, who is President of Texas Values and a resident of Hays County. Mr. Saenz presented testimony to Hays County on the law governing this issue and spoke in support of the county's right to have an invocation before its meetings. "We support this outcome and hope more elected officials will protect religious freedom and push back against these frivolous attacks," he said.
Jeff Mateer, Liberty Institute general counsel, said, "Even Texas is not immune to attacks on religious liberty, but thankfully we have strong court precedent that protects invocations from such bullying tactics when elected officials push back, like Hays County did today."
Hays County adopted a formal policy for having a "volunteer chaplain" who will follow a procedure of randomly selecting a religious leader from a list of religious institutions in Hays County. The adopted policy also provides for an alternative method of allowing for the County Judge or a senior member of the Commissioners Court to offer the invocation, when the volunteer chaplain and selected religious leader is not present.
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It started, he said, just before their 30th anniversary – he had bought a lovely bracelet for his wife and hidden it so that she wouldn't find it. Well, he didn't find it for days after the anniversary came and went. For her, it was right around menopause – forgetting where she had put her keys, the book she was reading, the lunch date with a friend. These are not uncommon stories for me to hear in my office; not told by elderly patients but by baby boomers, some of whom go on to confess fears that they are developing Alzheimer's or dementia. Sound familiar?
What is this? Why is this happening? And what's to be done? A number of physiological and mental issues affect memory and can cause short term memory loss. These issues include hormone insufficiencies, inflammation, stress, diet and food sensitivities, toxin overload, vascular disease, hypothyroidism and poor adrenal function. Certain medications can also cause cognitive issues. If you are on any medications, research them online (
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Healthy memory function occurs as a result of a number of brain hormones called neurotransmitters being in proper balance with one another. Acetylcholine and dopamine are the two primary ones involved in memory, but any neurotransmitter or hormone deficiency or excess can cause cognitive and/or memory issues. Stress, for instance, raises epinephrine levels, and research shows that this can cause cognitive dysfunction. Testosterone for men and estrogen for women are protective of healthy brain function so imbalances in these hormones could be culprits.
Lab tests can determine your sex and adrenal hormone levels (these are, in my opinion, best tested by a simple saliva test), but because the brain is protected by the blood/brain barrier, a function that keeps damaging substances out of the brain, neurotransmitters are difficult to measure.
Your symptoms, however, can give fairly accurate clues as to which neurotransmitters are deficient. For instance, symptoms of acetylcholine deficiency are short term memory lapses, difficulty calculating numbers or recognizing faces or images, or if you feel your opinion of yourself has diminished.
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Reducing your level of emotional/mental stress (or the intensity of your response to it, which may be the only thing you really have any control over) can make a big difference not only in your brain function but your enjoyment of life and your health in general. A simple saliva test (obtainable from
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It sells for 15 bucks, but one dollar from each burger sold will go to a Los Angeles homeless shelter.
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One of the greatest challenges in providing a graduate level education in counseling from a Christian perspective is that Christians tend to either uncritically accept all claims made in the name of psychology or counseling or uncritically reject these disciplines as anti-biblical. At Biblical we seek to avoid presenting these disciplines as independent systems which are immune to critique except from within. Instead, we seek to critique everything in light of the biblical text, our faith commitments, and effective helping strategies.
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Fines and license fees collected from Blaine pet owners stay with the humane society, who uses them to run the shelter, adoption programs and public education.
At their November 12 meeting council approved more than doubling license fees for unsterilized dogs, from $20 to $41. That dog causes more problems than sterilized dogs when hes running loose, costs more to animal control and hes also more likely to get out, said Whatcom Humane Society director Peggy Cistaro. Its the unaltered female that gets out and has the puppies that wind up in the shelter.
The license fees for sterilized dogs will go from 10 to 11 dollars. Cistaro said the one dollar increase, as well as a dollar from licenses for unsterilized animals, will go into a trust fund. It will help to assist lower income Blaine residents with the cost of spaying or neutering their pets, Cistaro said.
In other business council approved a public works request to hire corrosion specialists to try to halt degradation of the citys water tanks and the sewer pipeline under Drayton Harbor. We have two different systems and both are underperforming, said public works director Grant Stewart. He explained cathodic protection systems used a sacrificial metal that degrades more easily through oxidation to keep corrosion from attacking the metal walls of tanks and pipes. Its a way to protect metal you cant replace with metal you can, he said.
Under the proposed contract with Northwest Corrosion Engineering the firm would design and install corrosion protection systems for the citys water tanks, which now have none. They would also test the cathodic protection system intalled on the iron water and sewer pipes under Drayton Harbor in 1996 for close to a million dollars, and find out why it isnt working.
Mike Myers wondered why iron pipes had been laid in a marine setting in the first place. There are metals that are more noble that wouldnt degrade so quickly, he said. Yes. Like plastic, Stewart agreed ruefully. I wasnt here when those decisions were made and what I want to do now is make it last. This is probably only the beginning for the pipes under the harbor.
The $25,000 anticipated fee for corrosion protection covers design and installation for the water tanks but only analysis of the problem with the underwater pipes. Design and installation of a new system under the harbor would be additional.
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- "We have located the Imperial headquarters previously raided by Kyle Katarn. His report was understated, to say the least. Imperial casualties were evidently very high."
- ―Hantor Loftus to Mon Mothma
Captain Hantor Loftus was a Human male from Tatooine who lived in Mos Entha during the Galactic Civil War. He operated as a member of the Alliance to Restore the Republic, with significant interactions with smugglers sympathetic to the Alliance. In 0 ABY, Loftus was responsible for derailing Project Lasercutter, an Inquisitorius-led initiative aimed at capturing Rebel-aligned smugglers. Captain Loftus later joined the New Republic Intelligence Service, still based on Tatooine. In 12 ABY, Loftus led a recovery and incarceration team to recover survivors from a raid by New Republic agent Kyle Katarn on an Imperial Remnant recruiting base on the planet. Loftus reported directly to N.R.I. official Mon Mothma on the outcome of the mission, requesting that Katarn stay out of future N.R.I. intelligence gathering missions due to his aggressive techniques.
Rebel AllianceEdit
- "You're a good soldier. I wish you all the best. Find this Inquisitor and take him out. He'll be well protected, so get some insurance first, and reserve a spot in the bacta tanks for later."
- ―Hantor Loftus
Hantor Loftus was a Human male and a resident of the desert planet Tatooine,[1] located in the Arkanis sector of the Outer Rim Territories.[3] In 0 ABY, Loftus was an agent for the Alliance to Restore the Republic, holding the rank of captain. He became aware of an Imperial initiative named Project Lasercutter, which aimed to capture smugglers sympathetic to the Rebel Alliance in order to undermine Rebel supply lines. Setting up a temporary base of operations in a hotel complex in the settlement of Mos Entha, Loftus ordered a number of missions designed to foil this project. Initially, he recruited a spacer to intercept and kill an Imperial agent targeting a smuggler on Tatooine. Shortly after this incident, Loftus received word that the Imperials were targeting Jaxa Lian, one of his most reliable smugglers. Enlisting the spacer a second time, Loftus paid for Lian to be escorted back to his base of operations.[1]
With the safe return of Lian, Captain Loftus focused on uncovering the source of the Empire's accurate information. Eventually, Loftus discovered a spy placed in the Alliance recruiting program, a native of Naboo known as Lidek Baws. Baws was to meet his Imperial overseers out in the desert, prompting Loftus to send the spacer after him. The spacer directly confronted Baws and killed him and the other Imperials. Up to this point, Loftus had believed the Imperial Security Bureau was responsible for Project Lasercutter; however, he then discovered that it was actually directed by members of the Inquisitorius, a top-secret division of Imperial Intelligence. Loftus knew that if they could kill the Project's lead Inquisitor, the loss would set Project Lasercutter back by months, if not permanently derailing it. Therefore, he sent the spacer on another mission to kill the lead Inquisitor, after warning the spacer that the Inquisitors were deadly opponents and rumored to be able to use the Force. With these warnings in mind, the spacer was able to kill the Inquisitor.[1]
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After the Rebel Alliance transitioned into the New Republic, Loftus became a member of the New Republic Intelligence Service, the successor to earlier Rebel spy networks and the Senate Planetary Intelligence Network. By 12 ABY, Loftus held the rank of captain in this service. That year, Republic agent Kyle Katarn raided an Imperial Remnant headquarters on Tatooine which had been recruiting from amongst the populace. Katarn routed the Imperials, and also killed the ringleader, who claimed to be "Reborn." Loftus liaised with the recovery and incarceration team sent to Tatooine as a follow up to Katarn's mission; however, they discovered only one Imperial survivor, who was left terrified from the encounter with Katarn. Loftus sent the prisoner on to Coruscant for furthering interrogation, along with a preliminary report on the mission that was directed to Mon Mothma, a former Republic Chief of State now working for N.R.I. In this report, the Captain requested that Katarn be sent on no more "intelligence-gathering missions," criticizing what he saw as an over-zealous approach.[2]
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- "At the risk of overstepping my bounds, I humbly request that agent Katarn be prohibited from undertaking further intelligence-gathering missions."
- ―Hantor Loftus to Mon Mothma
Loftus was a member of the Alliance to Restore the Republic, an illegal organization aimed at overthrowing the Galactic Empire. In this capacity, Loftus organized a number of missions aimed at killing Imperial personnel.[1] He continued in service under the New Republic at the rank of captain. On at least one occasion, he reported directly to Mon Mothma, a highly ranked official within N.R.I. In this situation, Loftus was prepared to "humbly request" that Katarn cease working on intelligence gathering missions, knowing that the recommendation might overstep professional bounds.[2]
Behind the scenesEdit
Loftus was first named in the N.R.I. Reports, a series of weekly in-universe updates published on the LucasArts website in the build-up to the release of the video game Star Wars: Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast in 2002. These reports were later included in the README file of the computer game. Loftus later made an appearance as a Non-Player-Character in Star Wars Galaxies, the Massively-multiplayer-online-role-playing-game produced by Sony Online Entertainment. Known as Captain Loftus in the game and in associated Prima Games strategy guides, he was also given the first name Hantor in the game itself. Loftus gave out four quests to player-characters, staging from Mos Entha. He was removed from the game following the New Game Enhancements made in 2005.
In Star Wars Galaxies: An Empire Divided Quick Reference Guide, Loftus' statistics listed him as a level 10 NPC, with 356 experience points and armed with "Pirate weapons."[4]
- Star Wars Galaxies: An Empire Divided (First appearance) (First identified as Hantor Loftus)
- N.R.I. Reports (First mentioned)
- Star Wars Galaxies: An Empire Divided Quick Reference Guide
- Star Wars Galaxies: The Total Experience: Prima Official Game Guide
Notes and referencesEdit
- ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 Star Wars Galaxies: An Empire Divided (Dialogue files)
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 N.R.I. Reports
- ↑ Star Wars: Complete Locations
- ↑ Star Wars Galaxies: An Empire Divided Quick Reference Guide, pp. 190–191


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