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Now appearing on your SNES, straight from his hit cartoon show, the purple, shape-changing powerhouse with the puny neck -- Widget! Power up your cartoon pal to punch through more than 11 unique levels of action and adventure.
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At least 50 Tories are expected to defy the whip if party chiefs demand they oppose a vote on links with Brussels next week.
In a sign of the strength of feeling among Conservatives, the Standard has been told that ministerial aides could resign to back a referendum in the Commons vote next Thursday.
A cross-party coalition has secured a debate calling on the Government to hold a referendum on Europe giving voters three options: to leave the EU, remain a member on existing terms, or re-negotiate membership towards a trade-based relationship.
But senior sources said it was likely Tory MPs would be whipped to vote against the move because it is "not government policy to have an in-out referendum on EU membership". Some backbenchers argue that the time is right for the public to have a say. They point to the growing reach of Brussels and the eurozone crisis as evidence that things have changed since the last referendum on Europe in 1975.
Richmond Park MP Zac Goldsmith warned the situation could get "unnecessarily messy" if the Government sought to order MPs through the voting lobbies.
He said it should be a free vote as it echoed what the majority of MPs promised before the election, adding: "It's also wrong, I think, to pressure MPs to vote against their conscience on an issue of such importance." Mid-Bedfordshire MP Nadine Dorries urged colleagues to "stand up for their principles" and back a referendum.
In a sign that party chiefs may be preparing a retreat over the issue, the Standard understands that the vote could be downgraded from a strict three-line whip to a one-line whip.
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GLEN Colless limped away from Doomben last night adamant he would be right to ride in "a couple of days" after having his right leg jammed against the barrier before the sixth race yesterday.
After Memorable Moment took several minutes to load, Colless' mount Rocker reared up in the adjacent stall and then wedged underneath the barriers.
He was declared a late scratching along with Flinders City, who was to the inside of Rocker.
The damage came in a similar spot to where Colless suffered a bad break to his ankle last year. The jockey was scheduled for a precautionary visit to Robina Hospital, but he's confident the injury isn't serious.
It will take a little while to determine the extent of the injuries to Rocker, who was resuming off an injury-enforced nine-month break.
After the mayhem, Mackay raider Assimilator controlled the race in front and continued the fairytale for owners Niki Dawson and Mark Dale and trainer Wendy Bannerot.
Assimilator is unbeaten in six starts after being secured from an Arrowfield dispersal last year.
Rocker's scratching aside, it was a good day for trainer Kelly Schweida, who had impressive two-year-old Agitate and comeback chestnut Epic salute, in addition to minor placings with Discreet and Tiger Dimejan.
Agitate justified his $1.70 price tag when cruising home under a cool Colless ride, while Michael Cahill's positive ride from the gates set the race up for Epic.
"It's a long time since I've been as confident about a horse winning as I was about Epic," Schweida said of the $6.50 chance.
"We decided to ride him positive from the wide gate and this was just the perfect race for him."
Schweida will run Agitate in a 1000m race in a fortnight before assessing which races might be suitable over the carnival.
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My girlfriend now laughs at me for playing this game, and here is why:
First time she watches me play, I am in a cave killing mole shrews. She watches for about 5 seconds and says "Is that a shrew you're killing? Do those even fight back?" I said yes they do and was insulted, because sadly it was the toughest thing I had fought at the time. She then asks "Why are you killing a shrew?" I had no idea. It was just sitting in this cave minding its own business and I decided to randomly attack it. At this moment I accidently hit a second shrew using an AoE attack. The two of them beat me to death, my girlfriend laughed, I cried.
A few days later I was in Limsa, killing some puk hatchlings. She walks by again, snickers and says "Are you killing shrews again, oh wait is that a rabbit this time?". I snapped back with "NO, it's a Puk Hatchling, which is pretty much a baby dragon!" She didn't seem impressed. She then came by 5 minutes later as I was killing a Plains rat. FML I hate this game.


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A network that I found myself in control of is having a spam problem. The users are receiving an enormous amount of spam from various sources. The hosting company they currently use for smtp/pop3 is media temple which uses spam assassin.
What I would like to set up for them, if possible, is a proxy server at my office with some type of spam filter. That way when an e-mail is sent to one of the users it first comes to the proxy server for filtering then to their mail box on the media temple server then to their outlook/atmail.
I was looking into ASSP as a possible choice but can it do what I want? Also what alternatives are out there in the open source or cheap world? The company I'm working with is a non-profit with very limited funds.
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Question about Fujitsu fi-5750C Flatbed Scanner
Having a problem with a new Fujitsu fi 5750c. The adf stopped working without ever being in production. Now fujitsu will not help because it only has a 3 month warrentie.
Problem - adf almost dead
When I open the adf compartment, the bars will light up. When I close it, the paper pull innitialises, then thats it. It will not pull from the ADF. It has been hard tested wil the power on self test to test the speed of the adf. This does not work simply moves the light bar on the the flatbed.
This was tested in a standalone environment without the kofax card with the cofax card usb plugged in scssi plugged in and with nothing plugged in fully standalone.
I have logic tested the paper in sensor, paper detect sencer, and the paper out sencer. All are ok. I opened and checked for fuses, non existant. No electric burn that I can see or smell in main unit or adf. Unit was plugged into a surge strip during a lightening storm that spiked several server UPS batteries but I can find no damage to the unit. Flatbed works perfectly.
Unit also had the new firmware installed to the kofax card b fujitsu. I cannot be sure that it worked after that.
Any help would be appreciated
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Thanks but the ADF actually wont initialise. It's not a feeding problem. I also found today that if I put a paper halfway through the ADF then close it, it will eject the paper so the sencors are definatly working. I starting to believe that it is a problem with the firmware. It seems that the main unit does not see the adf peice. I cannot find a place to reinstall the firmware. Im thinking that the firmware update to the kofax card screwed something up.
Just something simple to try...check your software setting to see if it is set for ADF or Flatbed feeding. You said the light bar moves when power is interupted or the adf opened. But you never said if it is scanning in Flatbed mode. If the Flatbed scans, then check the software setting. Most of the flatbed/adf hybrid scanners start up defaulted to flatbed, so when you try to scan, the adf won't pull anything thru until you change to ADF mode.
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Clean the rubber rollers in the ADF with a well wrung cloth thoroughly. Use IPA (Isopropyl Alcohol) if reqd. Dont use any other solvents.
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Quinn throws four TDs as Notre Dame tops Air ForceNov 12, 2006 - 5:23 AM COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado (Ticker) -- Brady Quinn struck quickly to make this a disappointing Veterans Day for Air Force.
Quinn completed 14-of-19 passes for 207 yards and four touchdowns and Darius Walker rushed for 153 yards to lead No. 9 Notre Dame to its seventh consecutive victory, a 39-17 triumph over the Falcons.
Entering ninth in the BCS standings, the Fighting Irish (9-1) are expected to move up Sunday following Louisville's loss to Rutgers on Thursday and defeats by Auburn and California on Saturday. Notre Dame will play in a BCS bowl game if it finishes in the top eight.
The Irish have back-to-back nine-win campaigns for the first time since 1992-1993 and are 35-1 against the service academies since 1986. The lone defeat was in overtime Air Force in 1996.
Quinn completed all eight passes for 150 yards and three touchdowns in the first quarter and extended his streak of passes without an interception to 223.
After the Irish took a touchback on the opening kickoff, Quinn went right to work, hitting Jeff Samardzija for 29 yards to the Notre Dame 49. On the next play, the duo connected for a 51-yard touchdown. However, the extra-point attempt was blocked.
On Notre Dame's next possession, Quinn capped a seven-play, 56-yard drive with a one-yard score to John Carlson for a 13-0 lead.
After Zach Sasser kicked a 32-yard field goal for Air Force, Quinn found Rhema McKnight for a 24-yard TD to highlight a nine-play, 80-yard drive, which widened the margin to 20-3.
One of the leading contenders for the Heisman Trophy, Quinn continues to rewrite the Notre Dame record books and climb higher among the NCAA's all-time passing leaders.
Quinn became the first Notre Dame passer to top 11,000 yards and moved into 18th place in Division I history. He also moved into 14th place in pass attempts (1,492), 17th in completions (870) and a tie for 11th in touchdowns with Luke McCown of Louisiana Tech (87).
The Irish put the game out of reach with 7:06 left in the second quarter when defensive back Terrail Lambert recovered the ball following Sasser's blocked field-goal attempt and raced 76 yards to the end zone for a 27-3 bulge.
Samardzija caught six passes for 106 yards for Notre Dame, which has won all eight road games under coach Charlie Weis. The Irish face Army next Saturday before closing the regular season at Southern California.
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Wapuu has been making his way around the WordCamp circuit for a while now. There are so many wonderful Wapuu siblings, and the Japanese WordPress community published a great origin story in December of 2015.
This new member of the Wapuu family hails from the countryside of Lancaster County and is the mascot of WordCamp Lancaster!
Meet Jakeypuu
He resides in Lancaster county, caring for his farm! He loves spring and fall, especially around planting season and harvest time. While he's not busy on the farm, he relaxes by using WordPress to support his local produce stand, where he not only sells great fruits and veggies, but also Meadow Tea and Amish style root beer!
Jakey's Wapuu Family
We have several family members from Jakey's family this year. They're each representing a little piece of Lancaster culture. We have Wapuu holding a traditional hex sign (a popular Pennsylvania Dutch folk art style), a Whoopie Pie (a treat we had last year!), and a Dutch Apple Pie!
The Hex Sign
The Pennsylvania Dutch hex sign has a long, rich history in the area. It frequently ornaments buildings, clothing, and many other facets of life in Lancaster County and the surrounding area.
About 300 years ago, groups of peasant farmers from the Rhine region of Germany migrated to southeastern Pennsylvania. These settlers came to take advantage of freedoms being offered by William Penn. They included settlers of plain dress — Amish and Mennonites – and others of more "worldly" or "fancy" dress – Lutherans and other Reformed groups. Over time, these settlers became known as "Pennsylvania Dutch."
Like other immigrants, they brought their old world language, dress, traditions, and art to their new home.
Mystical bird and floral designs graced their birth and marriage certificates, books, quilts, and furniture. The "fancy" farmers also decorated their large German-style bank barns with colorful geometric patterns. Six-pointed star designs were very popular. The German word for six, "sechs," sounded like hex to their English-speaking neighbors. In time, these "hex" patterns became commonly called hex signs. This custom persists today.
(excerpt adapted from http://lancasterpa.com/shopping/hex-signs/)
Whoopie Pie
Here's what an actual whoopie pie looks like:
Yes, it is as delicious as it appears. Whoopie pies are a traditional Pennsylvania Dutch treat made of two chocolate pieces of cake on the outside with a sweet frosting inside filling. We won't be serving Whoopie Pies this year like we did in 2015, but you can make them yourself.
It's believed that whoopie pies were first made from leftover cake batter, and Amish legend has it that, when children and even farmers would find the delicious treat in their lunch pail, they'd yell out "Whoopie!," hence the name.
Dutch Apple Pie
A Dutch apple pie is an apple pie with a streusel topping made with flour, sugar, and butter.
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The new additions are LaVar Arrington, Bobby Beathard, Joe Bugel, Terry Hermeling, Jon Jansen, Roy Jefferson, Richie Petitbon, Clinton Portis, Chris Samuels and Sean Taylor.
Interestingly, five of those men made their mark during the 2000s, a decade when the franchise played three playoff games and won one.
(Well, technically the 1999 season led to a couple of playoff games in January of 2000, but you know what I meant.)
Regardless, I'm always up for nostalgia, especially when it encourages local sports franchises to exhume footage of men in tight clothes sporting outlandish mustaches. As in the Joe Bugel segment of the unveiling video.
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Former World Cup hero Andy Bichel says selectors will have made the right call by leaving Ryan Harris out of Australia's 15-man squad for the one-day cricket extravaganza despite being a proven world-class matchwinner.
The expectation is that Harris, 35, will not be among the names read out by national selector Rod Marsh when he announces the co-hosts' squad in Sydney on Sunday, with the younger brigade of Josh Hazlewood, Mitchell Starc and Pat Cummins likely to join Mitchell Johnson in Australia's one-day pace contingent.
There has been a strong argument that Harris, one of the world's leading Test bowlers, demands a position if Australia are serious about winning the World Cup. But Bichel, the recently departed Australian selector, believes he is better left to prioritise this year's Ashes and make sure his body is right after returning this summer from knee surgery.
Harris played the last of his 21 one-day internationals in 2012, but in the 2013 Ryobi Cup final offered a stunning reminder of his limited-overs ability with a man-of-the-match display for Queensland.
"I think he was one that we couldn't disregard," Bichel said of his time on the selection panel. "Look at his final [in 2013] against the Vics at the MCG, the way he bowled in that game. You just go 'wow' at the way he ripped the game apart. So you sort of never forget that but it's sort of where Ryan is at and I think he's been through a pretty tough Test period. And he probably gets a little bit exposed in the field these days with the knee and his movement.
"How does that [compare] against someone like a Josh Hazlewood, who's just taken five on Test debut at the Gabba and looks pretty comfortable in the baggy green? Then you've got Pat Cummins who is bowling just under 150km/h consistently and getting good wickets, can produce some good yorkers and can field and can bat.
"I know you need experience but you've got Shane Watson, Michael Clarke and Brad Haddin in there who have played a lot of cricket, so we've got enough in the group. So I think he just gets squeezed out, which is in a way sad because it would have been a great fairytale story for him to play in a World Cup at home."
Bichel, whose tenure as a selector ended last May, does believe that an injured Clarke can be carried into the tournament.
He recalled Australia's successful 2003 campaign in South Africa – when Michael Bevan began the World Cup injured, Darren Lehmann was suspended and they lost Shane Warne on its eve, rubbed out for taking a banned diuretic – and said the co-hosts could handle the disruption.
"I don't think it matters whether he is quite right for that first match," said Bichel, who combined in match-winning partnerships with Bevan in games against England and New Zealand at that tournament.
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Gahl Buslov of Midtown Comics got a sneek peek of Thanos Rising, Guardians Of The Galaxy and Nova from Marvel Comics. And chatted to those at Marvel involved, including Axel Alonzo. He writes in the light of previous Bleeding Cool reports;
Axel confirmed that all three books are heading towards a major Marvel Universe Event later this year, probably late summer. We're talking about after Age Of Ultron, and unrelated to that. And while the name of the Event and what it encompasses are still a mystery to me, I think it's a pretty solid bet that Thanos will be at the center of it. Axel did reveal that like Avengers vs X-men, there will be a precipitating moment that will bring all the characters together and lead into the Event. And that the top secret (even to me!) Marvel FCBD book has something to do with it.
On Thanos Rising;
In this issue, we see Thanos as he was born, and through his early teen years on Titan. And we find out maybe why he's so obsessed with Death (hint: she's been by his side the whole time).
On Guardians Of The Galaxy;
Issue #0.1 provides the full (and revised) back story on Peter Quill, better known as Star-Lord, leader of the Guardians… It also very neatly explains why Iron Man decides to the join the group. #1 sets up the premise that a bunch of galactic royalty/politicians have decreed that Earth is not to be touched (for as-of-yet-unknown reasons). Of course, that means Earth now has a big fat target on it, and Star-Lord's father manages to play his son exactly as he wants to, resulting in Peter and his team acting as Earth's cosmic defenders, which immediately comes into play in the first issue.
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With issue #1 we've backtracked a bit in Marvel time to Sam's origin. We find out that his father was a Nova Corps member who has been on Earth the last 15 years, and started a family that includes Sam and his younger sister. But he's a bit of a has-been at this point, barely making it as a janitor at Sam's high school. And while Sam's younger sister delights in hearing them at bedtime, Sam dismisses his father's Nova Corps stories as just that, stories. Until one day his father disappears, and shortly thereafter, Gamora and Rocket Raccoon (from the Guardians of the Galaxy) show up with the Nova Corps helmet that Sam has seen sitting in his father's garage all these years. #2 deals with Sam finding out that just maybe his father's stories were true, and him trying on the helmet and discovering his new-found powers (as provided by the Nova helmet). In the course of testing his new abilities, he crashes on the moon and encounters a certain giant, bald-headed, and very displeased observer.
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Even as a member of the D.C. Council, Adrian M. Fenty displayed an indifference toward the bureaucratic inner workings of the panel. His fellow council members complained that he routinely sat on the dais tinkering with his BlackBerry while they wrestled with legislation and oversight duties.
So estranged was he from his colleagues that when he ran for mayor in 2006, only two of the other 12 members endorsed him, and that support came less than a week before the Democratic primary.
Fenty's lone-wolf style had served him well. His focus on answering e-mails and solving problems for his constituents in Ward 4 -- as opposed to crafting bills and scrutinizing department budgets -- fueled his widely successful campaign. When he took office in 2007, he largely stepped over the council as he charged ahead with his ambitious agenda.
But after enduring nearly three years of what they view as the mayor's slights, council members are fed up. The past few weeks of escalating acrimony over a rejected mayoral appointee and $82 million in questionable construction contracts have residents and civic leaders abuzz about who will win the grudge match and what the city could lose if the two sides don't repair their fractious relationship.
James C. Dinegar, president and chief executive of the Greater Washington Board of Trade, said Fenty "has always been very direct, head down and hard-charging," qualities Dinegar finds refreshing because the mayor "gets results."
"But if it erodes confidence in his ability . . . it comes at a price," said Dinegar, who said he is worried about disrupting progress in the school system. "The council and the mayor are at interesting loggerheads on different things, and it seems to be slowing [government]. We're concerned."
Fenty has made unparalleled strides in areas that eluded other mayors: He has taken control of the public school system, changed the taxi system from zones to meters, and pushed for the construction of dozens of recreation facilities, senior centers and schools with capital dollars that sat unused.
An uncooperative council could derail that momentum, particularly the effort to improve the schools. With at least three members thinking about challenging Fenty, who is up for reelection next year, the political gamesmanship is likely to continue.
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After two weeks of public rancor between the two branches of government, council Chairman Vincent C. Gray (D) invited Fenty to his office last week. The impromptu meeting lasted 10 minutes -- hardly enough time to mend their differences -- and was the first time the two had met one-on-one in at least six months. The chairman, one of those mentioned as a possible mayoral candidate, declined to disclose details. He did say that Fenty agreed to meet privately this week with council members to talk about Hartsock.
Gray said that he does not want to see government paralyzed by disagreements between the two sides but that he has to demand respect for the city's legislative body.


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Saturday, August 29, 2009
Skype Rules!
Today my sister and mother and I talked via video on Skype. It was great to see them, especially Mom, who really enjoyed the experience. I carried my netbook around the house and used the webcam to show her things: cats, the huge pinecones produced by the tree in our yard (which was a wee sapling when we moved in twelve years ago), socks I'm knitting.
All in all, much better than the phone! We're going to try to Skype at least once a week from now on.
Speaking of socks, I've started a pair in a simple lace pattern for my friend Marin. They're a lot of fun. This afternoon I called my local yarn store to try to track down copies of two knitting books I want; the shop didn't have them, but Gary said, "What were those books? Someone told me you have a birthday coming up."
Indeed I do, on September 7. This year, my birthday and our wedding anniversary are both federal holidays. Cool!
So I have a feeling I'll have some new knitting books soon!
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Among her latest creations is "Over The Boardwalk," a pastel that earned her not only first place but "Best in Show" honors at the Ocean City Fine Arts League's "Night Life" juried art show opening Friday, Sept. 14.
A "Meet-the-Artist" reception and awards presentation will be held from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Art on Asbury Gallery, located at 608 Asbury Ave., in Ocean City. The public is invited to the free event for light refreshments and to meet Spinella and the participating artists.
Other show winners include an oil by Marilyn Brent, "Steppin' Out In NYC," second place; a watercolor by Ed Vytal, "Shadows in Altantic City," honorable mention; and a photograph by Kate McDevitt, "Masquerade Parade," also honorable mention.
The entire show can be viewed through the end of September.
Immediately following the reception is the opening reception for the Art on Asbury plein air artists at the Ocean City Arts Center, held from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in the Community Center, 1735 Simpson Ave. Also free and open to the public, the reception recognizes the award-winning plein air artists who have exhibited at the Ocean City Arts Center, Ocean City Fine Arts League and other galleries and arts centers throughout the tri-state area. Many of the artists worked in Ocean City's downtown each Wednesday evening throughout the summer.
The Art on Asbury Gallery is open seven days a week, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays, and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sundays. All artwork is hand-made by local artisans and available for sale. For more information call 609-814-0308 or go to oceanci
The Ocean City Arts Center is open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mondays through Fridays, and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sundays. Call 609-399-7628 or go to www.oceancityartscen
Atlantic County
•The Noyes Museum of Art of Stockton College presents an Artist Talk by Joanie Gagnon San Chirico, 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 13. San Chirico is a Noyes Signature Artist whose work is on view in the Noyes Signature Artists exhibition to Nov. 25. The gallery is located at 733 Lily Lake Road, off Route 9, in Galloway Township. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays, with extended hours until 8 p.m. Thursdays; noon to 5 p.m Sundays. Admission: $5 adults, $4 students, seniors. www.noyesmuseum.org
•Call for artists: The Atlantic City Arts Commission invites all artists and crafters to participate in the inaugural AC Boardwalk Arts & Craft show, Oct. 6-7, on the Boardwalk. Applications accepted until Friday, Sept. 14. Go to www.atlanticcityart.org or call 609-348-0340.
•Vicky Thurlow-Lewis, a member of the Hammonton Arts Center, will exhibit her work through September at the Hammonton branch of the Atlantic County Library System, 451 Egg Harbor Road, Hammonton. Go to www.hammontonartscenter.org
•The Noyes Museum of Art's satellite gallery in Hammonton, located at 5 Second St., celebrates "Bellevue Empire," September's Third Thursday downtown-wide event, from 6 to 8 p.m. Sept. 20 with a presentation of Roaring '20s artwork. The event features live music and free admission. Call 609-561-8006 or www.noyesmuseum.org
•"Impress Me," a juried art exhibit, runs through Sept. 25 at Hammonton Arts Center, 219 Bellevue Ave., Hammonton. The exhibit is free and open to the public. Also on exhibit is the work of Cheryl Knowles Harrigan, HAC featured artist for September. Information: www.hammontonartscenter.org
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•Hammonton Arts Center announced the winners of its juried art exhibit, "Impress Me," running through Sept. 25, in the gallery at 219 Bellevue Ave., Hammonton: Best of Show: Ellen Locicero, Mullica Hill, for her pastel "Longwood Garden Meadow;" First Place: Deb Spinella, Mays Landing, for her pastel, "Wave Reflections;" Second Place: Leslie LoSasso, Hammonton, for her photograph, "The Red Boat;" Honorable Mentions: Joseph Matthews, Brigantine; Betsy Naumchik, Galloway; Krishna Mathias, Egg Harbor City; Carmelia DeFiccio-Ziegler, Hammonton; and Dennis Puset, Mays Landing.
•"Alley Art: Discovering Wabi-Sabi," has been extended to Wednesday, Sept. 19, at Great Bay Gallery, 829 Bay Ave., Somers Point. Gallery hours are 3 to 8 p.m. Wednesdays through Fridays, and 3 to 9 p.m. on Saturdays. Call 609-653-4991 or go to www.greatbayartgallery.com
•Currently on exhibit at The Noyes Museum of Art of Stockton College, located at 733 Lily Lake Road, Galloway Township: "Stan Sperlak: Into the Night," a solo exhibition of new pastel work, on view through Sept. 23; "Noyes Signature Artists Exhibition," through Nove. 25; "Feast for the Eyes: The Art of Food," Friday, Sept. 14, through Jan. 13; "Dendrology: The Nature of Trees," Sept. 21-Jan. 20, 2013; "Finding Home: Seth Camm," Oct. 5-Jan. 27, 2013. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays, with extended hours until 8 p.m. Thursdays; and noon to 5 p.m. Sundays. Admission: $5 adults, $4 students and seniors. Call 609-652-8848 or visit www.noyesmuseum.org
•Two new fall exhibits are scheduled for the Stockton College Art Gallery through Nov. 17. A reception will be held from 1 to 3 p.m. Oct. 14. "Learning from New Jersey" will be housed in the upper gallery, with paintings by Tim Daly and Valeri Larko. A gallery tour with the artists will be held 2:30 p.m. Oct. 2. "Perception Shift" will occupy the lower gallery, featuring Wade Aaron, Sienna Freeman, John Langdon, Bovey Lee, Kristen Neville-Taylor, Ryan Livingstone, Michelle Vitale Loughlin and Mat Ollig with a short film by the Brothers Quay. A panel discussion will be held 2:30 p.m. Oct. 24. The gallery is located adjacent to the Performing Arts Center, main campus, off Jimmie Leeds Road, Galloway Township. Hours are noon to 7:30 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays, noon to 4 p.m. Sundays. Admission is free. www.stockton.edu/artgallery
•Works by artist Susan Hanna Rau will be exhibited through Sept. 30 in "The Studio," on the second level dining room of Latz's By the Bay Restaurant, 801 Bay Ave., Somers Point. Call 609-788-8838 or go to www.LatzsByTheBay.com; or Great Bay Gallery at 609-653-4991 or www.greatbayartgallery.com
•""Summer Wonders," an exhibit by the Galloway Cultural Arts Center, runs through Oct. 13 at at the Atlantic County Library, Jimmie Leeds Road, Galloway Township, during normal library hours. Go to www.gallowayculturalarts.org
•"101 Quilts," new exhibit at the African American Heritage Museum of Southern NJ, runs to Dec. 15. The museum is located at the Martin Luther King Center, 661 Jackson Road, Newtonville. Admission is free, donations accepted. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays to Fridays; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays by appointment. Call 609-704-5495 or go to www.aahmsng.org
Cape May County
•William Ris Gallery in Stone Harbor celebrates the fall migration with an exhibit for birders that runs through mid-October. Painters exhibiting include David Ahlsted, Robert Barrett, June Hartley, Ron Orlando, Paula Waterman and Valerie Waywell. The gallery is located at 9400 Second Ave., and is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Call 609-368-6361 or go to www.williamris.com
•The Cape May Artists' Cooperative will feature the work of members Catherine Bosna, Diana Cutchall and Patricia Neville in its gallery at the West End Garage, 484 West Perry St., Cape May, through Oct. 12. Information: 609-770-8261.
•New works celebrating the arrival of the monarch butterflies by local artists Lee Hajduk and John Safrit is on display at Harbor Gallery, located at the Nature Center of Cape May, 1600 Delaware Ave., Cape May. All artwork is for sale. A portion of sales supports the Nature Center. Call 609- 898-8848.
•William Ris Gallery features a new group exhibit by Ellen Gavin, Dennis Goldsborough, Neal McPheeters and Joanie San Chirico. The gallery is located at 9400 Second Ave., Stone Harbor. Call 609-368-6361 or go to www.williamris.com
•Cindy Mahoney-Crawford and John Safrit, both members of the Cape May Artists' Cooperative Gallery, are the featured artists for September at the Lower Township Library gallery, located at 2600 Bayshore Road, Villas. The library is open Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Tuesdays and Fridays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The artists' works are also offered for sale. For information call 609-886-8999.
•A new exhibit by Stan Sperlak, "Rising," runs to Oct. 14 at SOMANew Art Gallery, 31 Perry St., in Carpenters Square Mall, Cape May. Call 609-898-7488 or go to www.somagallery.net
•"On The Wing," a new exhibit at the Sluice Creek Gallery, located in the N.J Audubon's Cape May Bird Observatory, 600 Route 47 North, Goshen, is on display to Oct. 30. The show includes historic illustrations, decorative decoys, bird prints, reed baskets and illustrations, all by South Jersey artists. A portion of sales benefits C.M.B.O. Call 609-861-0700.
•Rosalie Hettenbach is the featured artist in the newly renovated A Ca Mia restaurant, 524 Washington Street Mall in Cape May. Her exhibit of 29 oil paintings is on display through December. Call 609-465-6008.
Cumberland County and West
•The documentary film "Pat Witt: The Art Spirit," premieres 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 18, at the Levoy Theater, Millville. Witt is the founder of the Barn Studio of Art in Millville. The film is produced and directed by Bill Horin and Frank Weiss of ArtC, a coaltion of professional videographers, photographers, writers and artists dedicated to promoting the arts in South Jersey. Tickets are $20. Call 856-327-6400 or go to www.levoy.net
•The works of Bridgeton artist Kurt Hansen can be seen in a front window of the Ashley McCormick Building, located at 40 East Commerce St., Bridgeton. The collection changes monthly, and all works are for purchase. Contact the artist at email@example.com.
Ocean County
•Pine Shores Art Association, 94 Stafford Ave., Manahawkin, weekly open studio sessions: Sundays: Portraits, 1 to 3 p.m.; Mondays: Portraits, 7 to 9 p.m.; Tuesdays: Artists Helping Artists, 7 to 9 p.m.; Wednesdays: "Do Your Own Thing" 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Thursdays: Life Drawing, 7 to 9 p.m. Call 609-597-3557 or www.pineshoresartassociation.org
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A state district judge will rule next month on whether the two men in charge of Harvey Volunteer Fire District No. 2 stole public money by spending it lavishly on banquets and conferences and, in the case of one of the men, using it to buy personal items including pricey Oakley sunglasses painted in LSU colors and a genital enlargement device that he invoiced as a "hose coupling."
Prosecutors with Jefferson Parish District Attorney Paul Connick's office finished making their case last week that Chief Scott Berthelot and Deputy Chief Michael Reason knew they were misappropriating property tax revenue and conspired with each other to do so.
Reason also faces three counts of filing false public records because of the way he accounted for a trio of dubious purchases.
Attorneys for Berthelot and Reason countered that the money that comes in for Fire Protection District No. 6 — about $2.8 million per year — becomes private once it enters the fire company's coffers. They said the money was all accounted for and spent according to the district's bylaws, and the documents related to Reason's purchases are not actually public records.
Both sides wrapped up their closing arguments last week, and 24th Judicial District Court Judge Glenn Ansardi said he will rule on the matter June 18.
The state's case questioned more than $325,000 in spending between 2007 and 2012.
Prosecutors Cliff Milner and Michael Morales said $162,000 was spent over a four-year period on meals and entertainment alone, with $72,000 of the spending for meals involving purchases that exceeded the department's allowable limit.
Defense attorneys argued that theft requires specific intent and that neither the parish nor the state Attorney General's Office has told the company it spends its money improperly.
"They can't be found guilty of spending money that they thought was appropriate to spend for recruitment and retention," said Wiley Beevers, who is representing Berthelot.
Beevers pointed to testimony during the case that social functions play a key role in attracting and retaining volunteer firefighters.
He pointed to one of the dozens of checks included on the bill of information charging the two men, noting that it was used for "tools that were bought and put on a fire truck."
"How in the world is that theft?" he asked.
Prosecutors, however, said the case is not about limiting the ability of volunteer fire departments to hold social functions to recruit new members. It's about knowing "you shouldn't spend $6,700 to send five people to a convention in downtown New Orleans," Morales said.
"This is a classic misappropriation case," Milner said.
Beevers chided the prosecution's emphasis on purchases of ribeye steaks for department brass while the rank-and-file ate pot roast, as well as the pink color of the iPod that Berthelot bought for himself using the fire company's now-discontinued incentive-points program.
He said the $600 watches bought by the department to honor volunteers for 20 years of service amounted to $30 a year, and he asked who would knowingly gather the beneficiaries of theft together, take their picture and send it to everyone.
"Is that theft?" Beevers asked. "Ask yourself what (Berthelot) converted and put in his pocket. Zero."
Milner presented an ad the fire company put in The Times-Picayune newspaper in support of a 2009 millage renewal. Signed by Berthelot and Reason, the open letter to voters said the millage was for fire prevention and suppression services, to pay for training, wages, matching funds for retirement and renovations to an aging fire station.
"This was the public statement by Scott Berthelot and Michael Reason ... to taxpayers that this is what they were going to use the money for," Milner said. "This case, Your Honor, is about a bait-and-switch."
Milner said a charge of conspiracy requires only that two people worked together to break the law, which he said Berthelot and Reason did in their open letter to taxpayers, when Reason signed a contract with the parish to provide fire service, and when they made improper purchases and approved them.
Reason's defense against the counts of falsifying a public record hinges on whether the documents are legally considered public record.
Prosecutors noted that the documents were handed over to comply with a public-records request, but Reason's attorney said the department handed over everything it had in order to be cooperative and because it felt it had nothing to hide.
In addition to the $288 genital enlargement device, Reason purchased $147 in fungal ointment and billed it to the fire company as sponges and medical supplies. He billed the $290 Oakley sunglasses as fire goggles.
Reason contends he used the wrong credit card when he bought the penis pump, and his attorney, Chris Edwards, said fighting athlete's foot and protecting one's eyes while fighting fires are legitimate expenses, noting the definition of goggles as "protective glasses."
Morales, however, said the fact that Reason deliberately billed the pump as a hose coupling undermined his excuse that he used the wrong credit card. He said Reason also knew the sunglasses weren't a billable expense because he had been forced to reimburse the department for a pair of them three years earlier, which is why he billed them as "fire goggles" the next time.
"He clearly misstated what he purchased, and he misstated what he purchased on all three occasions," he said, noting that Reason reimbursed the money for the fungal cream only after the investigation started.
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A/N: Hi again! I'm going to write as much as possible as long as I'm in the hospital, so here's another stupid fic, it's some sort of sequel to 'If you were gay'. I don't own these characters, you know the rest.
As a starter of the holidays, the Host Club travelled to one of the Ootori's summer houses, build on a large rock next to a white sandy beach. The sparkling water of the ocean reflected in the glass walls of the immense house, making it look so bright it was almost invisible.
The first evening of their arrival, the twins had found a little cabin cluttered with booze and the most expensive scotches and brandy's, which resulted in the lot of them lying sprawled out over the living room.
Kyouya smilingly shook his head while he slouched a little, abandoning his professional posture for the night and relaxing into the creamy white sofa. Next to him lay Tamaki, on his back with one arm thrown over his face in a dramatic pose with a glass of Johnny Walker in the other. He looked like he was going to pass out.
" Boss, you're not one to drink so much", Kaoru giggled, leaning into his brother's side where they sat on the ground. " You better settled with a beer."
" A real man drinks whiskey, boys", he murmured, not bothering to look at them.
Suddenly he sat up, swaying a bit, and his gaze swept over the room.
" Young lady, I'm very", he burped for a moment, " disappointed in you."
" You should be proud of her. She's a better drinker than her daddy", Hikaru teased, poking Haruhi in the ribs. The girl only rolled her eyes and took a big swig of her brandy.
" You're all a bunch of wimps."
" We had no idea you were such a party animal", Kyouya stated, patting Tamaki on his leg, who started sniffling.
" I'm not, I just like a glass every now and then."
" My daughter's turning into an alcoholic!" Tamaki wept, trying to make eye contact but he couldn't concentrate his eyes on one point for longer than two seconds.
" I'm not", Haruhi shot back, " but my dad was a heavy drinker. I used to sneak his liquor up to my room when I was just thirteen years old."
" I told you!" Tamaki cried dramatically, leaning forward and burying his face in Kyouya's shoulder.
Then he pointed an accusing finger in the twin's direction. " All their fault! Bad influence!"
Hikaru tapped a finger against his temple and Kaoru started giggling.
" I haven't had this much fun in a while", Honey exclaimed, his hands cramped around the small glass of vanilla liquor. He might look cute and all, but he still was a senior.
" We can even have more fun", Hikaru told them with a sly grin.
" What about a game", Kaoru began, " of Truth or Dare?" Hikaru finished his twin's sentence.
" Perfect!", Honey squeaked and he handed his glass to Mori so he could crawl forward into the circle. " I want to go first!"
" Kyouya", he picked, " Truth or Dare?"
The brunet seemed to ponder to even join in the game, but he shrugged and chose the latter.
" Alright! I dare you to take off your shirt for the rest of the game!"
A chuckle went through the crowd; for Mitsukuni it was an innocent gesture, but for the rest of the Club...
Kyouya already regretted playing.
He slowly got rid of his shirt and neatly folded it before hanging it on the back of the sofa.
" My turn. Kaoru."
The youngest twin shot him a fake shy look as Kyouya raised his eyebrows and said: " Truth."
" Has your brother ever bottomed?"
Hikaru threw an arm around his twin and suggestively smiled. " He'd never dare to-", but he was cut short.
" Actually there was this one time when I did him up against a bathroom stall in a club. He was drunk off his ass and I saw a great opportunity. He rather enjoyed it."
Hikaru's cheeks turned red and Haruhi had to hold her stomach from laughing. Tamaki on the other hand shot right up and glared at the twins and Kyouya.
" Mommy! How dare you to expose our daughter's ears to such filthy talk! I refuse to participate in these vulgarities!"
" Calm down, boss", Kaoru said calmly, watching his brother's flabbergasted face from the corner of his eye, " it's just a game."
Tamaki slumped back into his seat with crossed arms and started moping, and Hikaru cautiously laid a hand on Kaoru's arm: " Did that really happen?"
The younger laughed and nodded. " Yeah, you were so in for it, you rubbed your butt against my junk all night."
The game went on, and Haruhi was chosen. " Truth."
" Have you ever slept with someone?"
Tamaki was practically fuming by now and mumbled: " Of course not..."
" Yes, multiple people."
" What", he all but screamed, almost dropping his glass, " I can't believe you've let random men deflower your young body, Haruhi, how could you disappoint your daddy like this?"
" Hold on, Tamaki-senpai", Haruhi spoke, " I've never said anything about men."
It took some time for the blonde to comprehend that statement, and he stared at her in disbelief.
" Really, I thought you'd figure out I was a lesbian. If I wasn't, well...You're not exactly trolls either, so I think I would've already picked one of you by now if I was straight."
" This is getting interesting", Hikaru whispered to his twin, watching Tamaki struggle to find an answer. In the end, he only turned his back to the group and pulled his knees to his chest, silently fretting to himself why he let it come so far. Kyouya was enjoying himself dearly watching the boy.
" Tamaki-senpai", Haruhi spoke, " truth or dare?"
" Truth", the boy said, his voice muffled from hiding his face in the sofa.
" You know the other day when we teased Kyouya about the fact that he may or may not be gay, when you had dinner together and slept over at his house. Did something happen then?"
Suddenly, Kyouya's demeanor changed, crossing his legs and fiddling with his hands in his lap, and the others had never seen him so nervous about something. Tamaki also stiffened.
" Oh no", he wailed, clutching Kyouya's bare elbow, " they've caught us."
" So you are gay!", Honey squealed, jumping up and down in Mori's lap, and again, Kaoru handed Hikaru his money.
" I am not gay", Kyouya said, " Tamaki just happens to have the greatest ass in all of Japan. That's just a fact."
" And did you shag the greatest ass in all of Japan or did the greatest ass in all of Japan shag you?"
" I topped, of course", Kyouya said, not trying to look any of them in the eyes, and suddenly Tamaki's face was just an inch away from his own.
" In all of Japan? In the universe, excuse you", he whined, tracing a hand over Kyouya's exposed abdomen.
" That's quite a show you're putting on, boss. It's getting me hot", Hikaru said with a raised eyebrow, caressing his twin's thigh that was stretched out over his legs.
" A show, you say, why don't you show us something yourself?" Kyouya challenged them, and Kaoru was already shaking his head. " I've always wanted to watch you manage that uke of you."
Hikaru growled and grabbed his brother's waist, pulling him in for a passionate kiss, shoving his hand up the boy's shirt, earning an encouraging yell from Haruhi.
" Hika", the younger breathed between brushes of tongues and lips, resting his hands on his twin's chest for support.
" Whoa", Honey exclaimed, noticing his hands getting clammy, " that's hot."
" Try to top that", Hikaru murmured after a last lick over his brother's sinfully swollen bottom lip.
Kyouya didn't need to be told twice and took Tamaki's glass out of his hand, placing it on the wooden floor before pushing him on his back. Hovering over him, he let his burning gaze travel down the young man's body. Tamaki gripped the armrest behind his head and breathed heavily in anticipation.
Kyouya nudged his face to the side with his nose, licking a stripe from collarbone to ear before gently biting on the lobe. The blonde shivered and writhed beneath Kyouya, his ears and neck being the most sensitive spots on his body. Then Kyouya started nibbling on the skin, taking a piece of creamy white flesh between his teeth and biting down ever so slightly, causing Tamaki's mouth to fall open in a soft 'o'. Kyouya reverberated the sound when the boy started moaning, relishing the feeling of a hot mouth working over his neck, easily leaving bruises. Kyouya was already tired of it and pulled the collar of Tamaki's top down, revealing the rosy, peaky nipples he was about to ravish.
Tamaki turned his head away and almost choked on his whine when Kyouya's tongue lazily traced around the little peak, pinching the other between his fingers.
" Kyouya", he whispered, "...watching."
Immediately, Kyouya sat back from the body he cherished so much and watched the lust-filled faces of the twins, clinging to each other like they were pretending it were them. Haruhi was blushing and biting the nail of her thumb and Honey's expression was blank, but his fingers were going back and forth over Mori's stomach where he lay cuddled up to him.
" That was indeed quite a show...", Mori said calmly, the first time he spoke that night.
Tamaki was still holding on to the armrest for dear life, his cheeks and chest flushed, panting heavily.
" Mori", Kyouya spoke, " your turn."
" Dare."
Kyouya took a few steps forward and pushed a bottle of Martini forward. " Take some body-shots."
By this point, Haruhi and Hikaru were both grinning like maniacs to see how ever so innocent little Honey-senpai would undergo the same treatment. Without opening his mouth, Mori took the bottle from Kyouya and stood up, Honey jumping off his lap.
The small boy stripped his tight shirt off his petite figure and threw it in Kyouya's direction.
" This is going to be fun..."
Kyouya got back into his seat and pushed Tamaki back down when he sat up, fingers creeping underneath his top to caress him, watching as Honey raked a hand through his messy hair and got on his back so Mori could pour the cold liquid onto his flat stomach, forming small pools in the dips of his hipbones and his navel. Mitsukuni giggled when Mori's tongue licked down his chest, sucking at the skin of his bellybutton and hips, wriggling them in a seductive way. The sneaky little pest knew very well what he was doing.
" Koaru", Mori's deep voice rumbled, " pick one."
" Dare!"
" Give your brother a lap dance", Honey cut in before Mori could say anything, " and make it hot."
Hikaru bit his bottom lip and smirked; he loved his twin's lap dances.
While Kaoru also undid his shirt, Hikaru managed to drag his drunk ass into a chair and sprawled his legs out in front of him. Then Honey-senpai smiled and Kaoru was free to start.
Hikaru didn't even notice the music as his twin advanced on him, practically jumping between his legs, keeping them apart with his palms as he crouched down, swaying his hips.
Then Kaoru violently spun around, throwing his head back and thereby pushing his ass down onto Hikaru's crotch, making slow circles that drove him mad.
" Let me see your pretty face", Hikaru whispered, and Kaoru faced him again, rutting down on his knee, his face scrunched up in lust.
" This is one hell of a game of Truth or Dare!" Haruhi exclaimed, taking a large gulp from a fresh glass of brandy, watching the scene in front of her with greedy eyes.
While Kaoru performed his little act, Honey had gone back to rubbing Mori's stomach, now slowly moving up to a broad chest to hold on to his shoulders, clasping a head behind his head to kiss him, and Kyouya was torn between watching the twins or watching the innocent boy-Lolita top his silent type. By then, Hikaru's eyes were shut and he enjoyed the small thrusts against his lower body, arousing him more with any second, and when the song ended, he was reluctant to let his brother go.
" Fucking hell, Kaoru", Kyouya breathed, and Tamaki leaned closer into him.
" I can do that too!"
" I highly doubt it. You're like a rake when it comes to lap dances", he chuckled darkly.
" Well, if I'm a rake then you're a toe curler", Tamaki huffed, and Kyouya gaped at him.
" A what?"
" Kyouya, a toe curler?", Honey asked, his innocent smile back on his face.
" Yes. Most of the time I ride him and he curls his toes when he's about to come!"
This particular bit of information made the twins double over in fits of laughter and Haruhi snorted.
" Who would've thought you lot were such perverts..."
" We're not!"
" Mitsukuni is though", Mori said mysteriously, " he has rape fantasies."
" You're taking it too far, Takashi", the small boy said dangerously. " Why don't you tell them about your little spanking kink?"
" Hikaru babbles during sex!" Kaoru shouted into the group, and Kyouya slowly got up from his seat.
" I think we had enough confessions and booze for one night. Let's retire..."
" This is awkward", Haruhi sniggered, " we all know we're going to fuck like rabbits tonight."
" Yuck, Haruhi", Kaoru said in disgust, " that's gross."
" It's the truth, or do you think you're the only one who got horny from this?"
That made Hikaru shut his trap.
" It's sad you have to do it yourself though..." he said after a while.
" Who said I'll have to do it myself?"
Tamaki stared at her with wide eyes, and Haruhi nodded to an unspoken question.
" Renge won't mind me waking her up to share all the juicy details from our boys...Y'all have fun..."


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text: Jarrod Hill, Executive Vice President, Head of International Property, ACE Group (Photo: Business Wire)Formerly Head of Property and Casualty for ACE's Asia Pacific region, Mr. Hill will relocate from Singapore to London and report to David Furby, Division President, Commercial Property & Casualty, ACE Overseas General. Mr. Hill succeeds Derek Talbott, who has been named Division President, North America Property & Specialty Lines. "We are delighted to have an accomplished executive such as Jarrod in this key role," said Mr. Furby. "His leadership experience and wealth of expertise in property classes ideally positions him to drive growth opportunities for this business around the world, while maintaining a strong focus on underwriting profitability. At the same time, we would like to thank Derek for the contribution he has made in this role these past few years and wish him all the best in his new assignment in North America." Since joining the company in 1991 as a property underwriter in Australia, Mr. Hill has held a number of senior underwriting and general management roles for ACE in Hong Kong, New Zealand, Australia and Singapore. He assumed his current responsibilities as Head of Property and Casualty for the Asia Pacific region in 2007. The ACE Group is one of the world's largest multiline property and casualty insurers. With operations in 53 countries, ACE provides commercial and personal property and casualty insurance, personal accident and supplemental health insurance, reinsurance and life insurance to a diverse group of clients. ACE Limited, the parent company of the ACE Group, is listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: ACE) and is a component of the S&P 500 index. Additional information can be found at: www.acegroup.com.


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DBA Camo Logo - Short sleeve women's t-shirt
The American Apparel t-shirt is the smoothest and softest t-shirt you'll ever wear. Made of fine jersey, it has a durable, vintage feel. These classic-cut shirt...Read more
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