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by shannonh » Mon Jul 23, 2012 9:55 amYou're a great storyteller Greg. Keep it up man! IMHO I dont understand why a publisher hasn't picked up this story.
by Greg » Mon Jul 23, 2012 10:56 am
Thanks, Shannon! Problem is I have no money to pay for an artist to get this out.
by GHERU » Mon Jul 23, 2012 11:09 amIts good to see a broader story start to develop (I've missed a few issues)
I like where this is going, but I still think your dialog comes off as a bit choppy and passive at times, and the conflict in this issue was resolved too quickly.
but, you've come a long way in regards to describing the world Jeremy inhabits and producing drama & tension the reader can feel.
by Greg » Mon Jul 23, 2012 11:46 amThanks, RU!
by shannonh » Mon Jul 23, 2012 2:48 pm
I can totally understand that. I dont like asking people to do things for free or on the back end.
by Greg » Sun Sep 09, 2012 12:45 pmPreviously: Jeremy Tableau, also known as the Black Sheep in the magick community, began an affair with Selene, the daughter of Morpheus, the God of Sleep and the King of the Dream World. Their affair resulted in a child of the Dream World named N'yaj. Initially forbidding Jeremy from the Dream World, Morpheus allowed Jeremy to see his son once every two months. N'yaj, wanting to be close to his father, accidentally summoned the spirit of Uncle Gunnysack, the Haitian boogeyman and former kidnapper and torturer of Jeremy when he was a child. Gunnysack killed various children of the Dream World and kidnaps N'Yaj. Jeremy is able to defeat him but is then banned from ever returning by Morpheus.
Depressed, Jeremy, with support from his vampire best friend, Gerard, begin to act out in strange fashion. He kills Harry Salvator, the leader of the Serpent's Tail, an evil secret society of magis and takes over the group. He distributes Unicorn Dust, a magically drug that sucks magick essence out of its users and feeds the power to Jeremy. Jeremy also creates a Hand of Mehn, a hand with the fingers and parts of various powerful magis and replaces his hand with it, giving him even more power. With that power, he took vengeance on Morpheus, invaded the Dream World and killed Morpheus, becoming the new King of the Dream World.
#23: Jeremy Tableau and the Debt
Page One
Panel One: We open this story with a panel of a man (any race) in his 30s sitting at a bar table, sullen and sweaty, empty shot glasses in front of him. He has another shot in his hand. He is wearing a suit and tie. The bar seems to be generally empty and dark, the bartender not seen.
Caption: My name is Liam Candle and my soul is heavily in debt.
Caption 2: I've been in debt for years, since I was a kid.
Caption 3: Making deals with bullies, demons, whatever.
Panel Two: Another angle on Liam, as he's raising his glass and looking at it.
Caption: All for some stability in my life. My family has always been poor, cursed with bad luck.
Panel Three: A shot in a dark empty room, a flashback. Liam is cutting his hand, blood falling on top of a sigil on the ground.
Caption: I thought I could make things better… but things just keep getting worse.
Panel Four: Still in the flashback, we now have a shot behind Liam, whose body language emphasizes the horror in front of him. In the shadows before him we see a blurry figure, but its teeth and eyes are clearly visible.
Caption: Years ago I sold my soul to a demon named Balentine.
Caption 2: A sin eater. Bit by bit, he claws at my soul, taking a part of me each meeting.
Panel Five: Back to the bar, Liam shooting the shot down his throat.
Caption: He's decided that it's time for me to pay my debt in full.
Page Two
Panel one should be a wide panel. The following panels (2-7) will be in the positions of the 9-grid-layout. So breaking the page into three equal sections, there will be three panels lined up together under panel one, and 3 following panels under the prior three.
Panel One: A dark lit room with a round table. The table is large enough to seat about 7-10 people and has a spiral design of a serpent, the center being a serpent's head and the jaws wide and looking up with a lit candle inside of it. This is a wide panel shot and the main focus is on Jeremy Tableau, a handsome early 20s black man dressed in a three piece white suit. Jeremy's right hand is replaced with a Hand of Mehn, fingers belonging to different people, species, and having different colors/skin tones. He has a crow on his shoulder and two men standing behind him. The crow is his pet, Lebeur. The man on to Jeremy's right is a Latino/Black man with cornrows and dressed in Goth-ware. He has a bit of a sinister smirk on his face. The other man, to Jeremy's left, is Harry Salvator, a tall, white, good looking man in his 40s-50s with black slick back hair in a light blue suit. He has no expression on his face and no pupils, his eyes fully white.
Jeremy: So what is it exactly that you want from me?
Caption: Jeremy Tableau, the new leader of the UnderUnderworld Crime Syndicate, The Serpent's Tail.
Caption 2: And the new Lord of the Dream World, usurping Morpheus of his position.
Caption 3: The man to his left is Harry Salvator, the former leader of The Serpent's Tail. Now a zombie under Tableau.
Panel Two: We're on Liam who's on the opposite side of the round table, standing.
Liam: A deal to help me with this sin-eater. Balentine. Please.
Panel Three: Close in on Jeremy.
Jeremy: Do you know who I am?
Panel Four: Close in on Liam.
Liam: The Black Sheep.
Panel Five: Back to Jeremy.
Jeremy: What makes you think you can trust me?
Panel Six: On Liam, staggering to find words.
Caption: He has a reputation of not being trusted, but when he's on your side, there a sure bet he'll do the job.
Liam: I-I-
Panel Seven: On Jeremy.
Jeremy: You-you what? I have records of you, Candle, and you got your toes wrapped up in mad shit.
Jeremy 2: You're a ****ing laughing stock, a whore, in the UnderUnderworld community. And now you've come to me.
Page Three
Panel One: On Liam, looking down and ashamed.
Liam: Yes, sir.
Caption: God, what the hell am I doing?
Panel Two: Jeremy is leaning back now, a smug look on his face. Gerard has a smile on his face, his fangs showing.
Jeremy: Sir. I like that.
Gerard: I think it suits you.
Caption: Gerard, Tableau's right hand man and best friend. Vampire.
Panel Three: Liam, pleading.
Liam: Sir, please. Anything. I have a wife and child arriving. I'm trying my best to support them-
Panel Four: On Jeremy, now serious and a bit down. It's as if he's reminiscing something.
Jeremy: Child? Why didn't you mention your child the first time?
Liam (off-panel): I-
Jeremy: Don't answer that. Before I decide to help you…
Panel Five: On Liam again.
Jeremy (off-panel): Well, how desperate are you? What can you do for me? I already got a lotta things at my disposal. I'm also the king of the Dream World.
Liam: I can give you the names of the other lords that own me.
Panel Six: Still on Liam.
Liam: If you can clear my debt, you can have their names including their whereabouts. You can extend your empire.
Panel Seven: On Jeremy, a slight smile on his face, a surprisingly comforting and reassuring smile.
Jeremy: Something else too. But I'll decide. You give me what I want…
Page Four
Panel One: Back to the bar, Liam just finished taking his shot. He's looking slightly to his shoulder, nearly expressionless, a hairy hand with boils gripping on it. The hand belongs to a figure that's covered in complete shadow and a hat. This is Balentine.
Caption: …You get what you want.
Balentine: Liam Candle… the time has come.
Panel Two: A tense shot of Balentine in his full form, disgusting and terrifying creature about twice Liam's size. Fangs are all exposed and a long tongue with warts is out of his mouth and into Liam's nose, up into his brain. Go wild with how horrifying you can make Balentine. The less human looking, the better. Tears are falling down Liam's face as he's rendered paralyzed.
Caption: Take it, you bastard. Take it.
Caption 2: He thinks he's sucking my soul. The soul is connected to dreams in a sense. And I just made a deal with the Lord of dreams.
Panel Three: Balentine is now knelt and off balance, his tongue to the ground. Liam is standing over him, his hand to his head and nose gushing blood all over the bottom half of his face.
Balentine: What… is this? What manner of trickery is this?!
Liam: Trickery, courtesy of the Black Sheep. You've absorbed all the nightmares of my soul. You'll forever be haunted by them.
Balentine: You fool! You've made a deal with someone far worse!
Panel Four: Balentine is on the ground, hands squeezing his head. He's surrounded by images of nightmarish images. Go all out, have fun.
Balentine: I'm on a table, eaten by baby cannibals… a man whipping me with a belt of fangs… a dying mother… so much… tooooo muuuuuucchh….
Panel Five: Liam is now on the phone, eyes wide in shock.
Liam: Hello? Oh God! NO!
Page Five
Panel One: We're at a hospital, Liam at the side of his wife who's on the hospital bed, in a daze and looking off to the void. Liam is holding her hand, his head lying on the bed.
Caption: She had pains, the doctor said.
Caption 2: Pains in her belly.
Caption: Pains that took my baby.
Panel Two: Close in on Liam's wife's face, Liam looking at her, tears in his eyes.
Caption: She won't speak to me. She hasn't said a word.
Caption 2: Her eyes are watery but the tears won't fall out. I've disgraced them.
Caption 3: I've disgraced them.
Panel Three: Walking down the hall of the hospital is Salvator. We're behind him as he's making his way towards an elevator.
Panel Four: The elevator has opened, and Salvator is in it. He's turned to us, exposing that he has a small, still born fetus in his arm. The fetus is grey in color with spots of blood.
Caption: He took my son…
Panel Five: The elevator door has shut closed.
Caption: The bastard took my son.
by Arion » Sun Sep 09, 2012 1:59 pm
Money. I think we all have the same problem.
I could recommend you a couple of good GrayHaven artists and you could do a Kickstarter campaign.
by Greg » Mon Dec 30, 2013 9:18 amJust leaving a FB page of my Jeremy Tableau comic. Be sure to like and follow!
Arion and any other artist from here who's been awesome enough to draw for me. Please stop by and Tag/Credit your art pieces! Thanks!
by Arion » Mon Dec 30, 2013 5:41 pm
Good idea.
And also: happy new year!
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Keep this little sandwich in mind for any time of the year, as it is also a winner for luncheons or when a friend pops in for lunch. Perfect for a wedding shower.
For the Lacey Heart:
- 2 Slices white bread
Lettuce leaf
Carrot slices
Zucchini or Apple slice
Sandwich filling
Trim crust from bread slices. Cut out two large hear shapes from the bread, using either a cookie cutter or cut out freehand. Fill sandwich with desired filling. Cut small circle slices of carrot and then cut in half. Arrange sandwich on lettuce leaf and then set carrot slices around edges of heart to form scalloped edge. Cut tiny white circles from a slice of zucchini, or even white cheese, using the end of a large straw. Set one white circle on top of each carrot scallop. When ready to serve, add a Heart on top, cut from either zucchini or apple slice.
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2008 ended with fireworks of a very unpleasant kind.
Shortly before the end of the year, Hamas, the Palestinian terrorist organization that rules Gaza decided to end its six month truce with Israel. Even during that time, the Islamic militants occasionally violated the truce, firing rockets into Israel. Once the truce ended, the militants began firing larger numbers of rockets and mortars.
I haven't seen "Frost/Nixon" yet, but I will. Hollywood's latest political film tells the story of the television interview of the disgraced president by British journalist David Frost.
Coming in the immediate years after his resignation, when Nixon still hadn't admitted any guilt, Frost got him to utter one memorable line: "If the president does it, it's not illegal."
It has been widely reported that one of the top priorities of the incoming Obama Administration is the enactment of the Employee Free Choice Act, legislation which strikes a huge blow to the privacy rights of workers throughout the country. With a title like the "Employee Free Choice Act" you would expect this legislation to protect the American worker. Unfortunately, it does the exact opposite and its title is deliberately misleading.
On Sept. 30, 2008, President Bush signed the FY2009 Defense Appropriations Act to fund programs authorized in the FY2009 Defense Authorization Act he signed Oct. 14, 2008. These two acts are now law and include several significant changes in benefits for the active duty military, reserves, National Guard, military retirees and veterans. Some of the changes affecting retirees and veterans follow:
Enough is enough
Redundant animal fighting legislation escalated above many laws protecting people from actual crime caused Avery Fitzgerald of Bedford to be arrested and possibly face two felony counts of selling a chicken with "intent." Potentially, this man can receive 10 years in prison for selling a rooster to police officers that may (or may not) have been for fighting.
Katherine "Kitty" Wheat Carper, 99, of Huntington, died Friday, Jan. 2, 2009, at Woodlands Retirement Community. Kitty was born Oct. 3, 1909, in Bedford County, Virginia a daughter of the late Otis Pierce and Katie Bascom Ware Wheat.
We say goodbye to 2008 tonight and greet a brand new year tomorrow. Shortly, we will also greet a brand new president when Barack Obama is sworn in as our 44th president. As the old year winds down, he's already taking some heat — from his own party.
That time of the year has arrived again in which we think about what has passed and ponder what may be ahead.
The United States is, in 2008, in a major recession. We just went through a Christmas season in which retail business may have seen recent record lows in holiday spending. The auto industry got a bailout, but one that was modest compared to what was done for the financial markets.
Pennies make dollars
When I was a young child my parents used to say: "Son, save your pennies as they make dollars."
So to this day I watch my pennies, nickels and dimes when shopping. It is a sad commentary, recently, to experience at the check out counter of two stores here in Bedford being charged more for an item than posted on their shelves under the items chosen.
And it came to pass in those days, that there went out a decree from Caesar Augustus that all the world should be taxed.
(And this taxing was first made when Cyrenius was governor of Syria.)
And all went to be taxed, every one into his own city.
And Joseph also went up from Galilee, out of the city of Nazareth, into Judaea, unto the city of David, which is called Bethlehem; (because he was of the house and lineage of David:)
Christmas will be over by the time Barack Obama takes the oath of office as our 44th president, but Obama Claus is promising a whole bag full of goodies.
In 1946, a young Massachusetts naval veteran named John F. Kennedy got elected to a seat in the House of Representatives. A member of that family has served in the federal government at some level ever since.
Just when it looked like Sen. Ted Kennedy's declining health might leave the U.S. Senate without a Kennedy since 1963, his niece, and JFK's daughter, emerged recently as a possible choice to replace Hillary Clinton.
An important new resource will be in the hands of each county and city government in the Fifth District of Virginia beginning early next year. Nearly a year ago, I began working with the Charlottesville-UVA-Albemarle County Emergency Communications Center to obtain funding for a new visual intelligence technology resource, pictometry, to all the jurisdictions of the Fifth District, which will greatly benefit first responders and local government agencies in our area.
The holiday season is well underway: there are lights on our neighbors' window sills, wreaths hanging from city street lights, children are lining up in local shopping centers for a picture with Santa, and there are shopping lists for family and friends. This time of year can seem so hectic and can quickly pass us by as we rush from task to task attempting to pack in so much in a short amount of time. It is often in this hustle and bustle that the true meaning of Christmas is sometimes forgotten or overlooked.
Spreading the sludge
A rose by any other name is sweet and lovely to behold. Sewage sludge by any other name BioSolids is stench and not lovely to behold.
During last year's budget discussions the Bedford County School Board decided to hire out a facilities study in order to get a comprehensive look at what to expect in construction needs for the school system in the years ahead. At the time several issues were being discussed, including moving eighth graders over to Liberty High School to make room for sixth graders at Bedford Middle School. The hope was that the study could help provide some plausible solutions to the facility needs of the school system, even possibly looking at some "out-of-the-box" possibilities.
Republicans were in disarray at the end of 1974.
That summer, Richard Nixon became the first U. S. president to resign, avoiding almost certain impeachment and removal from office. Gerald Ford's pardon, before Nixon was even charged with anything, made matters worse.
Ford went to his grave swearing that the Nixon pardon was not part of a deal. He even made a video, which was released after his death, denying any deal.
As Barack Obama completes the selection of his staff and Cabinet, there's been some talk about how many liberals are supposedly angry at him.
Some have tried to drum up a story that many on the left are upset about one or two Cabinet choices and feel that the president-elect is already backing away from some of the promises of his campaign.
In 2009, Social Security and Supplemental Security Income beneficiaries will receive a 5.8% Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA). This means that nearly 55 million Americans will see an increase in their monthly benefits, the largest increase since 1982.
Just two months ago the Congress passed the Financial Stabilization Package which was designed to stabilize the growing financial crisis currently facing our country. This legislation, which I voted against, created the Troubled Asset Relief Program, known as TARP, and gave the U.S. Treasury Department broad authority to distribute $700 billion of the taxpayers' hard earned money with hardly any oversight and no accountability for the irresponsible behavior of the financial institutions that led to this very situation.
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Led Zeppelin II Has Died
A 64-year-old Illinois man who made headlines last year when he changed his name to Led Zeppelin II has passed away after suffering a fatal heart attack.
The former George Blackburn, who settled on the name change as a sort of symbolic renewal after finalizing his third divorce, told reporters at the time, "I reinvented myself…Since I became Led Zeppelin, my life has improved a thousand fold."
Blackburn was a hardcore classic rock fan — according to his daughter, he covered his living room walls with classic album covers after the divorce — but Zeppelin's second LP was "the one he just really related to, the whole thing."
"They changed my life forever," he explained in an interview after the name change. "I don't want to appear to be some off-the-wall, drug-addict idiot. I just changed my name from the standpoint that I can be a better person than I used to be."
According to his obituary — which includes arguably the most appropriate use of the phrase "Stairway to Heaven" ever — "Led's loves were rock 'n roll, hot rods and Amsterdam." He left behind a large family, including his father, a brother, and three children.


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jtroche needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 86 designs submitted by 18 freelance designers.
Tribal iD
We are a site where groups can create custom designed products. This project is to design a character logo (3 meerkats, no text) to be used on a 2 color patch that can be placed on a shirt, shorts, a bag ... The best existing analogs are Chrome http://www.wondershock.com/pics/met…mall_1.jpg and Casselli: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_NbIGWWUsr…0/Castelli
We are focused on timeless, great design. We look at vintage italian bicycle jerseys for design inspiration. The image should be confident and more serious than cartoony.
Our key audience is sporty, stylish women in the young mom's category (22-35). The image must also be acceptable to successful, athletic men (30-50).
We are looking for an image of either one or a group of three meerkats. If you use three, have them looking in different directions.
Orange: Pantone 56-1 C or CMYK 0,80,100,0
Grey: Process Black 75% for larger areas, 50% for smaller
The patch must be able to be reproduced in stitching at 1 1/2" tall x 1 12" wide.
There should be a border, but the patch can be square, round, oval or rectangular.
Find out how a design contest works or learn more about our logo design services.


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Sept. 29, 2007
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Three goals during the final nine minutes of regulation helped power Mount Holyoke College to a 4-1 victory over MIT in a NEWMAC field hockey game on Saturday. Mary Kate Switchenko led all scorers with two goals, including the game-winner, as the Lyons improved to 4-3 on the year and 1-1 in conference action.
The Engineers (3-7, 0-2 NEWMAC) got on the scoreboard after 3:11 had expired when Jessica Oleinik redirected a pass from Alex Wright. The remainder of the opening period was a scoreless affair with MIT stymieing Mount Holyoke's attack.
MIT applied the offensive pressure during the first five minutes of the second stanza but it could not convert its scoring opportunities. The Lyons countered by finding the back of the net in the 43rd minute following a penalty corner. Claire Emery sent the ball to Anne Doton who dodged a defender for the equalizer. Both squads made several charges at the net for the go-ahead-goal, but it was Doton who set up Switchenko for the game-winner with 9:42 on the clock.
Mount Holyoke maintained its momentum as it scored twice during the last 1:51 of regulation. Emery posted the insurance goal after converting a feed from Katelyn Frick off a penalty corner. Exactly 22 seconds later, Jaimie Macari found Switchenko for the final tally of the game.
In net, Alexa Herman collected three saves for MIT while Allie Walsh did the same for Mount Holyoke.
Both teams will hit the road on Tuesday, October 2. MIT will travel to NEWMAC-foe WPI while Mount Holyoke will square off with Wesleyan University.


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LONG ISLAND CITY — Cops were looking for a suspect they say snatched an iPhone from a straphanger at the Queens Plaza subway station last week.
Police say the suspect grabbed the man's phone and took off as the doors closed on the E train around 7:30 a.m. Nov. 22.
He is described as a Hispanic male in his 20s, 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighing 150 pounds.
Those with information should contact NYPD's Crimestoppers by calling 1-800-577-TIPS (8477), visiting its website at nypdcrimes
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LAURINBURG, N.C.—The Coker College baseball team extended its season-best win streak to five games after winning both legs of a Carolinas-Virginia Athletics Conference doubleheader from host St. Andrews Presbyterian College by 10-5 and 12-5 scores on Saturday afternoon at Clark Field.
Junior Julio Gomez (
Game 1: Coker 10,
Freshman Trey Lynch (
Eastwood cut the SAPC deficit to 3-2 with an inside-the-park home run to center field in the bottom of the third.
Coker senior Brian Johanson (
Rodriguez, who was a perfect 5-for-5 in the first game, lined an RBI-double in the fourth to pull the Knights within two runs, 5-3. Coker maintained that same lead after each team traded home runs in the fifth. Cobra senior Ben Davidson (
Coker broke the contest open with four unearned runs in the sixth.
The Knights final run came on a single by Rodriguez in the sixth that scored Priest. Both Priest and Eastwood had three hits in the opener.
Nine different batters had hits for Coker including two by both Losten and Gomez.
Junior starter Brad Boob (
Game 2: Coker 12,
Coker jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first inning of the nightcap. Schaeffer led off the game with a walk and scored on a double by Nally, who then scored on a double steal.
Eastwood drove in
The Cobras built their lead to 12-2 with five runs in the second, one in both the third and fourth, and two more in the seventh. Back-to-back doubles to left field by Gomez and Davidson highlighted the second inning outburst. Sophomore Ty Medlin (
Freshman Zack Dunn (
All nine starters had a hit for the Cobras including a pair of base knocks by Nally and Medlin. Priest led the Knights with three hits in the second game including his third double of the day.
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After an infant died recently from a rare infection contracted by contaminated breast pump parts, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued updated guidelines (printable handout) for mothers who use a breast pump. Le Bonheur Lactation Consultant Ruth Munday explains the new guidelines in this post.
The CDC recommendations serve as an important reminder to us all about the value of keeping pumping equipment safe and clean for ongoing use.There is risk for bacteria or other germs to grow on improperly washed pump parts. If the pump parts have bacteria on them, then there is a chance the breastmilk may become contaminated and make the baby sick.The mother may also be at risk for getting mastitis. So, we all need to advocate for the highest of standards when it comes to how breastmilk is collected and stored.
The recommended CDC guidelines include tips for washing, sanitizing and storing breastpump equipment. Here are some of the main points to put into practice:
Before You Pump
- Wash your hands with soap and water
- As you assemble your clean pump parts, inspect each piece for mold or buildup of milk residue
- If any parts are found to be moldy, discard them and purchase new
- Clean pump dials, power switch and pumping area with disinfectant wipes, especially if using a shared pump/pump space (such as at work or in a hospital setting).
After Each Pump Session
- Store milk safely in storage bottle or bag. Label the container with the date and time you pumped the milk. If you are in a hospital setting, the staff will provide labels with your baby's name to be included on the collected milk. If not using the collected milk right way, place the milk in a refrigerator, freezer, or cooler bag with ice packs.
- Clean pump dials, power switch and pumping area with disinfectant wipes, especially if using a shared pump /pump space (such as at work or in a hospital setting).
- Disconnect the tubing from the breastpump attachments.
- If the tubing has water droplets or a foggy condensation appearance, leave the tubing attached to the breastpump and run the pump for a few more minutes until the tubing is clear and dry.
- If the outside of your tubing is soiled, wipe it with a damp cloth or disinfectant wipe.
- When used correctly, breastpump tubing does not touch the expressed milk and does not need to be cleaned routinely.
- Take apart breastpump attachments and separate all parts that come in contact with the breast/breastmilk (this includes the flanges, valves, membranes, connectors, and milk collection bottles). Rinse all of these parts under running water to remove any remaining milk.
- As soon as possible after pumping, clean parts that come in contact with breast/breastmilk either by hand or in the dishwasher (if they are dishwasher safe).
How to clean pump parts:
- Clean by hand.
- Use a wash basin. Place pump parts in a clean wash basin used only for washing infant feeding equipment. Do not place pump parts directly in the sink, because germs in sinks or drains could contaminate the pump.
- Add soap and water. Fill wash basin with hot water and add soap.
- Scrub items using a clean brush that is used only to clean infant feeding items.
- Rinse by holding items under running water, or by submerging in fresh water in a separate basin that is used only for cleaning infant feeding items.
- Allow to air-dry thoroughly. Place pump parts, wash basin, and bottle brush on a clean, unused dish towel or paper towel in an area protected from dirt and dust. Do not use a dish towel to rub or pat items dry because doing so may transfer germs to the items.
- Once dry, store in a clean protected area, such as an unused, sealable food storage bag.
- Clean in a dishwasher (if recommended by pump kit manufacturer).
- Place disassembled pump parts in dishwasher. Be sure to place small items into a closed-top basket or mesh laundry bag so they don't end up in the dishwasher filter. If possible, run the dishwasher using hot water and a heated drying cycle (or sanitizing setting); this can help kill more germs.
- Remove from dishwasher. Wash your hands with soap and water before removing and storing cleaned items. If items are not completely dry, place items on a clean, unused dish towel or paper towel to air-dry thoroughly before storing. Do not use a dish towel to rub or pat items dry because doing so may transfer germs to the items.
- Clean wash basin and bottle brush. If you use a wash basin or bottle brush when cleaning your pump parts, rinse them well and allow them to air-dry after each use. Consider washing them every few days, either in a dishwasher with hot water and a heated drying cycle if they are dishwasher-safe, or by hand with soap and warm water.


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WASHINGTON – American families are eating more and more of their meals at chain restaurants. And it turns out, those meals may be playing a big role in the child obesity epidemic.
The Center for Science in the Public Interest — a non-profit consumer group — says almost all the kid meals offered by the big chains have far too much salt and fat. They also have far more calories than any child needs to consume in one sitting.
Working with a research team at the University of North Carolina, Asheville, CSPI looked at nearly 3,500 kid combos at 34 chains, using nutritional data provided by the restaurants.
Ninety-seven percent of the meals did not meet the nutrition standards set by a panel of nutrition and health experts, based in large part on recommendation put forward by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
"One out of every three American children is either overweight or obese, but it is as if much of the restaurant industry didn't get the memo," says CSPI nutrition policy director Margo Wootan.
She says many of them are still serving up fried chicken nuggets, macaroni and cheese, pizza and hamburgers with a side order of fries, all accompanied by sugary sodas.
This is the second such survey conducted by the Center for Science in the Public Interest. In 2008, 99 percent of the kids meals flunked the test.
Ameena Batada, who is with the Department of Health and Wellness at the University of North Carolina, Asheville, calls the level of improvement "disappointing." The two studies — taken side-by-side — show there has been some progress, she says, but much more must be done.
Noah "Bingo" Gray, 13, of New Windsor, Md., knows the problem firsthand. He was one of the kids featured in the TV show "The Biggest Loser" during its last season.
Before he joined the show, he would eat out about five times a week, mostly at fast food restaurants.
"We would order a burger, large drinks, large fries," Gray says adding, "Now it just seems insane because it is just way too many calories."
Now a healthy, trim teen with a winning smile, he says, "You've got to be able to make good choices when you go out."
Unfortunately, says CSPI's Wooton, tracking down healthy meals for kids is like "finding a needle in a haystack."
But there is one chain that did well in the nutritional survey of kids meals.
Subway's Fresh Fit for Kids combos met 100 percent of the quality standards set by the panel of experts.


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You may realized that our favourite blog carnival, Gene Genie has been mentioned in the last issue of Cell. So as it became a famous blog carnival with the goal of covering the whole genome before 2082, in the sixth issue, I'm going to mention at least a dozen of posts, articles focusing on genes and gene-related diseases. If you happen to remember the time when I hosted Grand rounds, the weekly blog carnival of the best of the medical blogosphere, you'll not be astonished by these weird videos of genetics. So let's get ready to the genes…
My Biotech Life presents a gene called Tbx1 whose inactivation leads to DiGeorge syndrome, a rare congenital disease. He also describes Tbx2/3 transcription factors and their role in embryonic development.
The SciencetificBlogging Team has an article on the genetic aspects of autism. Researchers (University of Iowa) have showed that if a mutation occurs in sperm cells of a father (who doesn't have autism), it can be passed on to his children.
DNA Direct Talk raised some concerns about the gene discovery for heart disease risk, and made an informative list of facts about Mucolipidosis type IV, a neurodegenerative disorder.
Ok, there are thousands of genes, but what we know about non-coding DNA? Larry Mogan at Sandwalk tells us everything of the subject and if you're there, it's worth taking a look at the comments. Larry also wrote a well-referenced post on human genes for the pyruvate dehydrogenase complex.
The Afarensis Blog examines this question regarding the Intelligent Design – evolution debate as "when some bit of DNA, thought to be non-coding, looks like it has a function, ID proponents are quick to trumpet this as evidence against evolution".
If you want to know more about sex chromosomes from an evolutionary point of view, don't miss Evolgen's interesting article. Let's take a break now with a Mendel-rap:
We should continue with clinical genetics and a little bit of fun. Hsien-Hsien Lei has made an interview with Dr. Keith Batchelder, the leader of Genomic Healthcare Strategies, a company focusing on personalized medicine and the intersection of personal genetic information with healthcare.
An amazing case is described by Chris Depelteau at Cool MRI Stuff about the resolution of Chiari malformation after repair. The body is so awesome, isn't it?
I'm amazed when scientists, physicians present an important issue to the public in a readable and totally understandable style. The genetic genealogist did exactly that by answering some so called "frequently asked questions" about GINA, the Genetic Information Non-Discrimination Act that has recently passed the House of Representatives.
MC at Neurophilosophy introduces a program called Gene2Music which can transcribe any DNA sequence into music. We should make a podcast of the musics generated by all the genes' sequences mentioned in Gene Genie…
Sorry for including my submission, but this has become a tradition in Gene Genie, so I'd like to share my thoughts with you on PTC124, a new drug against genetic diseases.
And at last, here is the editor's choice from Healthbolt.net: Control Your Genetic Destiny! The words of Wade Meredith (Kudos!) should be the message of this issue:
Finding out how your helix is stacked is like getting an advanced copy of the test (your health) before the big exam (the rest of your life). If you already know your weaknesses you can fight them head on, instead of trying to play catch-up once your condition is rapidly deteriorating.
I have to say farewell with an other funny video on the magic of genetics with Gregor Mendel. Thank you for watching!
Here are all the issues of Gene genie:
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- Fifth issue: Neurophilosophy
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After granny panties and grown up red I thought it would be nice with something fun and bright! I decided to give my Color Club polishes another go. I loved the colour of my last one – Yum Gum – but wasn't totally impressed with the formula. I regret to say that it was the same case with Wicked Sweet. I'm not saying the formula is bad in any way, it just doesn't seem to suit my way of painting. I find it "forces" me to paint thicker coats than I prefer doing. I'm considering thinning the polish ever so slightly to see if that would work better. I'm wearing two coats in the pictures.
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Resident Evil 4 – Spoiler-Free Walkthrough
Spoiler-Free Walkthrough by Mr Xenomorph
Version: 1.2 | Updated: 10/13/05
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Resident Evil 4 Spoiler Free Walkthrough
By Roy Allen (Mr Bigglesworth 2)
Small Update!
On recommendation from an e-mail I have decided to make chapter 3.1
a little more clearer. That is all.
Table of contents
I) Introduction
II) Chapter 1.1
III) Chapter 1.2
IV) Chapter 1.3
V) Chapter 2.1
VI) Chpater 2.2
VII) Chapter 2.3
VIII) Chapter 3.1
IX) Chapter 3.2
X) Chapter 3.3
XI) Chapter 3.4
XII) Chapter 4.1
XIII) Chapter 4.2
XIV) Chapter 4.3
XV) Chapter 4.4
XVI) Chapter 5.1
XVII) Chapter 5.2
XVIII) Chapter 5.3
XIX) Chapter 5.4
XX) Final Chapter
XXI) Contact
I) Introduction
Hello! I have taken it upon myself to compose a spoiler free guide for
those who would like to trek through Resident Evil 4 while not
having the plot or interesting gameplay details spoiled for them as
they read through a guide. This guide is designed to give the player a
brief walkthrough for the game while not revealing anything like
critical plot moments or files that the player would like to discover
on his/her own. The strategies and descriptions should be brief enough
to help the player through any tough spots while being light enough to
not spoil anything.
After 5 years or so of being at GameFAQs, this is my first ever guide!
So lets hope I do this right...
This is one of the greatest games I've ever played in recent times, and
I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.
On to the walkthrough!
**The Village**
II) Chapter 1.1
01) Run down the path in front of you and enter the house.
02) Kill the ganado.
03) Make your way up the stairs and jump out the window.
04) Kill the 3 ganados and take the items they drop.
05) Head down the newly opened path.
06) Help the dog in the bear trap.
07) Walk between the trees rigged with Dynamite while avoiding the bear trap.
08) Continue down this path and across the bridge.
09) Go down the path towards the double doors.
10) Head down the path and look through the binoculars if you want.
11) Run down the path directly to your left.
12) Enter the door of the second house you run into.
*NOTE* If you do this fast enough you can enter the house before the ganados
are alerted to your presence.
13) Break the boxes with your knife and grab the handgun ammo.
14) Jump through the window and kill the female ganado.
15) Run along past the small alley and around the next house.
16) A 3 story tower should be to your left, grab the shotgun shells up here.
then run fowards to the next house.
17) Use the cabinet dresser to block the door.
18) Shoot the lock off the next door.
19) Grab any ammo and pesetas in here.
20) Go back to the blocked door and start shooting through it getting easy
head shots.
21) After a cutscene,let the ganados break through.
22) Down the ganados blocking your way and head for the fenced house
across from you.
23) Grab the ammo under the stairs.
24) Head up the stairs and grab the shotgun.
25) Knock down the ladder and hold up in here until the next cutscene.
26) Go down the path next to the 3-story tower.
27) Enter the double doors.
28) Head past the barn and house and through the doors.
29) Head onward down the path.
30) Avoid the boulder.
31) Go through the tunnel.
32) Avoid the booby traps and dynamite.
33) Enter the large house at the back.
34) Make your way through the house and disable the dynamite traps.
35) Push aside the cabinet, run down the hall and open the closet.
III) Chapter 1.2
01) Keep your fingers ready during the cutscenes.
02) Grab any ammo in here and exit the building.
03) Talk with the Merchant if you want then exit the gates.
04) Make your way to the first shack on the left.
05) Kill any ganados that get in your way while picking up ammo.
06) Go up the ladder (will be near a red barrel) and grab the item in the
07) Kick down the ladder and wait for a crowd of ganados to congregate near
the red barrel, then put a well placed shot into it.
08) Jump off the roof and make your way across the bridge and up the cliff
09) Get the 2nd item in the treasure chest here and jump back down.
10) Combine the 2 items and use it to unlock the exit, then leave.
11) Run forward and enter the double doors.
12) Go right and through the next door.
13) Kill some ganados and jump through the windows into the next room.
14) Kill al ganados and watch for booby traps.
15) Enter the next door and kill any ganados that are left.
16) Go through the next door and down the stairs and to the left.
17) Kill the last ganado here and go up the ladder.
18) Disable the traps and head into the house up the path.
19) Solve the simple puzzle to open the door.
20) Grab the key and pesetas and leave the room.
IV) Chapter 1.3
01) Head down the stairs and grab any items you find in the house.
02) Exit the house.
03) Kill all the ganados you run into down the path then exit.
04) Race down the path and take out any ganados that attack you.
05) Head for the structure in the back with the red cult symbol on the door.
06) Use the key and enter.
07) Grab any items and jump down the ladder.
08) Run through the cave and out the doors.
09) Kill any ganados you find in the graveyard.
10) Attempt to open the church door.
11) Go around the church to the right hand path and down the catwalks.
12) Kill any ganados in your way and enter the door.
13) Run past the crows and out the door.
14) Avoid the boulder.
15) Make your way through the swamp and boardwalk and avoid the traps.
16) Exit to the next area.
17) Go down the path and save at the hut if you want.
18) Get into the boat and kill your first boss.
V) Chapter 2.1
01) Grab all the items and exit the shack.
02) Enter the doors down the path.
03) Run forward towards the water and jump across the gaps.
04) Rope down the cliff.
05) Shoot down the boxes dangling above the water to get over.
06) Climb up a ladder and hit the switch.
07) Jump back down and head for the tunnel.
08) Kill any ganados in your way.
09) Head down the tunnel and get the item in the wall.
10) Continue forward and use the boat.
11) Save if you want and exit the room.
12) Kill Boss numero 2.
13) Head back to the church area.
14) Kill the wolves.
15) Use the item to enter the church.
16) Go left and up the ladder.
17) Jump across using the chandelier.
18) Solve the easy puzzle.
19) Enter the door.
20) Head back down the ladder and attempt to exit the church.
VI) Chapter 2.2
01) Grab any items in the room
02) Exit through the door.
03) Run forward and kill any ganados in your way.
04) Exit the graveyard.
05) Head back to the save room.
06) Save if you want then head back out into town.
07) Head right and up the path.
08) Avoid the beartraps and keep Ashley out of harm.
09) Continue past the barn like last time and kill any ganados.
10) Enter the house, disable the bear traps and go up the ladder.
11) Exit through the window.
12) Head down the walkway and jump down on the other side.
13) Kill the ganado and avoid the beartraps, then exit.
14) Run down the path and across the bridge.
15) Push the shelfs in front of the windows.
16) Fire away like a maniac until the cutscene.
VII) Chapter 2.3
01) Explore the house for leftover items.
02) Exit and save.
03) Choose a path and go through the door.
*NOTE* You must choose either the left or the right path to continue. It
doesn't matter which path you take as I'll cover both paths for
whichever one you pick.
04) Use the boulder to slow down the fat ass.
05) Quickly shoot out the chains holding the door shut and continue.
06) Grab the key in the second shack.
07) Quickly shoot out the second door in chains.
08) Run like hell.
09) Use key to exit.
04) Shoot the wagon to take out some ganados.
05) Go up the ladder.
06) Hide Ashley in the dumpster.
07) Jump down into the pit with the door and kill the sisters+ganados.
08) Recover Ashley and use key to exit.
09) Go down the path, kill more ganados and leave through the double doors.
10) Head up the path near the locked doors.
11) Use the Gondola.
12) Watch for ganados while going down and take them out accordingly.
13) Head down the stairs and save.
14) Enter through the doors and run towards the large barn.
15) Kill the ugly boss.
16) Grab his eyeball and exit.
17) Go back the way you came and to the locked doors.
18) Use the eyeball to proceed.
19) Head forward and blast the oncoming truck.
20) Run towards the Castle.
**The Castle**
VIII) Chapter 3.1
01) Run up the stairs and to the door.
02) Go forward up the next set of stairs.
03) Snipe the catapult dudes.
04) Go up more stairs.
05) Snipe more catapult dudes.
06) Make your way to the crank.
07) Use the cannon to destroy the doors.
08) Enter through the door by the merchant.
09) Grab the sword in the wall.
10) Run upstairs and exchange swords.
11) Go back downstairs to exchange swords again.
12) Go through the new door.
13) Go straight and through the small door.
14) Enter the room down the left passageway.
15) Grab the key in the chest.
16) Exit and unlock the large doors.
17) Go straight and into the only unlocked door.
18) Head forward down the hall and to the left.
19) Grab the key in the paintings near the flaming horse heads.
20) Go back and unlock the prison door.
21) Kill the monster and flip the switch.
22) Go back to the horse room and exit through the next door.
23) Make your way down the large hall and down the steps.
24) Enter the only door down here.
25) Step on the floor switches and leave.
26) Operate the crank and go up the stairs.
27) Piggyback Ashley onto the ledge.
28) Protect her until shes finished.
29) Grab her and exit across the platforms and through the next door.
30) Keep going straight into the long hallway on the far side of the room.
IX) Chapter 3.2
01) Turn and enter the door next to you.
02) Head down the ladder.
03) Run down the hall and blast the bug thats in your way.
04) Continue on to the pit and climb out into the next room. Beware more bugs.
05) Go left down the hallway into the open rooms.
06) Open the door and activate the valve.
07) Head back to the jail area and jump down into the pit.
08) Knock down the door and run up the stairway and out the door.
09) Avoid the swinging blades of doom and exit the area.
10) Climb the stairs and leave.
11) Jump the gaps using the chandeliers.
12) Flip the switch.
13) Jump down, go up the stairs and enter the door.
14) Head up the stairs and enter the next room.
15) Kill the bastard in red to get the key
16) Unlock the door and solve the next puzzle.
17) Go through the door and push the red switches while killing cultists.
18) Grab the item in the chest and leave through the white door.
19) Run all the way down here until you reach the double doors then enter.
20) Run through the garden and collect the items at the 2 fountains.
21) Combine the 2 and use it to open the next door.
X) Chapter 3.3
01) Do a 180 and enter the door.
02) Head down the dining hall and ring the bell at the counter.
03) Shoot the wine bottle.
04) Enter the room.
05) Shoot the lock off the cage and escape through the next door.
06) Kill the cultists and drop down to activate a switch.
07) Climb back up and progress across the raised walkway.
08) Enter the next room.
XI) Chapter 3.4
01) Collect any items.
02) Shoot the bars that surround Ashley off.
03) Kill all cultists.
04) As Ashley, run forward and kill the first cultist using the oil lamps.
05) Raise the gate.
06) Repeat the above in next room.
07) Run to the hall on the right and enter the door.
08) Crawl under the table and push the button.
09) Push the button near the fireplace and grab the item.
10) Push back the shelf and push the button.
11) Enter the next door.
12) Go all the way to the end of the hallway and solve the puzzle at the end.
13) Enter the room and grab both items.
14) Avoid the knights and get out of there.
15) Back to the original hallway, head through the blue door and use the
item to open the wall up.
16) Climb up the latter, run through the hall and exit.
XII) Chapter 4.1
01) Go through the door in front of you.
02) Step on that platform and into the next door.
03) Shoot down all the dragon structures.
04) Collect the item at the end.
05) Exit this area.
06) Use the transport cart thing.
07) Exit the room and go into the next.
08) Use the three items you've been collecting on the wall.
09) Go forward up the stairs and into the next area.
10) Use the transport cart again.
11) Enter the next room.
12) Go left and enter the door.
13) Push the statues into the switches then step on them with Leon and Ashley.
14) Shoot out the red lights on the falling cieling.
15) Exit through the hallway.
16) Snipe the 2 cultists controlling the grinder.
17) Get the item in the chest.
18) Shoot the lock and exit the area.
19) Go straight and enter the room at the far end.
20) Have Ashley wait in here then dodge the knights.
21) Grab the second item in here.
22) Defeat the knights.
23) Exit with Ashley and go down the hall and to the right.
24) Kill all the cultists and use the items on the 2 statues.
25) Enter and go all the way down into the next room.
26) Activate the switch for the bridge.
27) Kill the bugs then shoot the chains to release the bridge.
28) Exit and go through the next door.
29) Head forward and up the tower, then enter.
30) Shoot the 3 pieces of wood jamming the gears then activate them.
31) Exit through the lowermost level.
33) Kill the large wave of cultists and enter the next area.
34) Kill the 2 blind guys and exit to the next area.
35) Save your game and talk to the merchant if you want to upgrade.
36) Climb the ladder and proceed down the tunnel.
37) Run to the last room down the long tunnel area.
38) Dodge attacks.
39) Turn on power for elevator.
40) Attempt to open the door.
41) Use liquid nitrogen to weaken the monster.
42) Progress to the elevator room.
43) Use the elevator when it's ready.
XIII) Chapter 4.2
01) Head down the stairs and through the double doors.
02) Run down the mine and eliminate any ganados.
03) Flip the switch near the tracks.
04) Head up the staircase and flip the circuit breaker.
05) Go back down and head for the track switch.
06) Flip it and grab the dynamite.
07) Use it on the large rock blocking the way then enter the doors.
08) Kill the S&M couple.
09) Exit through the doors.
10) Make your way up the bug ridden paths to hit the light switches.
11) Keep squashing bugs while you run to the newly melted exit.
12) Run past the Leon mashers and flip the switch.
13) Stand on the pedestal and go up.
XIV) Chapter 4.3
01) Head up the path and kill any ganados you come across.
02) Grenade the large group around the bonfire and go around the small shack.
03) Hop over and use the crank.
04) Jump down the ladder.
05) Work your way through the sand maze and into the tower.
06) Smoke the chainsaw bastards and grab the key.
07) Jump out and run for the door.
08) Head down and enter the next room.
09) Kill the parasites and shoot out the red lights.
10) Run into the next room and out the door.
11) Jump into the mine cart and shoot the switch to start moving.
12) Kill all ganados and dodge the low wooden beams.
13) Jump off and continue on down to get the sacrifice.
14) Climb out and use the sacrifice on the door. Use the elevator.
XV) Chapter 4.4
01) Save here and grab the ammo.
02) Run down the stairs and attempt to cross the narrow walkway.
03) Go up the ladder and jump the gaps into the room with the switch.
04) Hit the switch on the statue to switch hands and hop up to the higher
05) When the walkway is raised from the water run across it.
06) Shoot the lock off the door.
07) Run like hell.
08) Run up the stairs to your right.
09) Shoot the barrels that come your way.
10) Hop on the lift and push off the crates.
11) Blast the legions of red suits that jump down.
12) Exit the lift and head upstairs.
13) Kill the icky boss.
14) Leave the area and rope down.
15) Use the lift.
16) Exit the castle.
**The Island**
XVI) Chapter 5.1
01) Head down the path and cross the wooden bridge.
02) Destroy the search light.
03) Walk up against the left wall to make the gatling gunner appear.
04) Snipe him to hell and back.
05) Head up the steps to activate the laser.
06) Align all the lasers with the mirrors.
07) Proceed through the entry way.
08) Kill some ganados.
09) Climb the ladder.
10) Jump across the gap.
11) Make your way up through the pass while mowing down ganados.
12) Enter the next entry point.
13) Run down and enter the door to the left.
14) Run through the kitchen area and exit.
15) Kill the guy with large mallot and enter the room next to him.
16) Exit through the door nearest you.
17) Kill the dynamite guys behind the garage door and continue on.
18) Head down the hall and turn left.
19) Enter the operating room and solve the puzzle.
20) Enter the room and grab the key.
21) Run back out and head straight for the large double doors.
22) Enter the first door on your right and change the keys.
23) Grab the infrared scope if you want.
24) Exit, turn right, and head down the hall through the door.
25) Run down the hall and through the door.
26) Play with the crane then exit and jump down.
27) Continue through the next door.
28) Grab the items in this room then exit through the next.
29) Kill the 2 brutes in here and exit through the next door.
30) Run down the hall and through the door.
31) Kill all the ganados in here then descend the stairs through the next
32) Continue down and go through the door on your left.
33) Kill the Iron Maiden and get the key.
34) Run all the way back to Ashley's cell.
35) Reunite with Ashley.
XVII) Chapter 5.2
01) Exit her cell and defeat all the enemies.
02) Go through the next door and flip the switch to open the door.
03) Head for the garbage disposal.
04) When you land, run forward and hit the switch.
05) Hit the next switch to open the gate, then one next to it to lock the
Iron Maiden in.
06) Push the crate in the water.
07) Kill the Iron Maiden.
08) Push the crate out of the way.
09) Go through the door.
10) Kill the enemies in here and exit out the other door.
11) Jump down into this area and activate the wrecking ball.
12) Run for the door when the wrecking ball completely destroys the wall.
13) Flip the switch and kill the Regen.
14) Go down the hall and to the left and flip the switch in the room.
15) Kill the next Regen and continue.
16) Save at the next room and go through the double lock door.
17) Get on the tractor and blast ganados for a while.
18) When the tractor stops, get off and go up the ladder.
19) Flip the switch and head back.
20) Make sure Ashley doesn't get hurt.
21) Blast more ganados until you crash.
22) Go through the doors until you reach a cutscene.
XVIII) Chapter 5.3
01) Save then go through the door on the left.
02) Head down the stairs and kill some ganados.
03) Go through 2 more doors then use the elevator.
04) Keep your fingers on the controller at all times.
05) Jump off the platform and into the next room.
06) Dodge the lasers and use the elevator.
07) Head down the caverns and save here.
08) Cross the bridge and go up the path.
09) Don't shoot the boss, instead, shoot the green lights.
10) Push all the terminals.
11) Dodge the monster's attacks.
12) Exit through the large red door.
13) Repeat until the last then jump when prompted.
14) Attempt to run forwards.
15) Kill the boss.
16) Head through the small door.
17) Go up the ladder.
18) Shoot the red barrels near the ganado camp then jump down.
19) Head into the tent and jump down the ladder.
20) Walk down the tunnel and exit out the other ladder.
21) Go through the doors.
22) Jump down and walk into the fortress.
23) Slash Krauser with the knife.
24) Grab the 2 insignias.
25) Kill Krauser for the last.
26) Use them all on the wall and exit.
XIX) Chapter 5.4
01) Save here and walk down the path.
02) Avoid the gatling gunner and jump down behind him.
03) Head for the wooden tunnel and climb the latter
04) Push the button to open the door.
05) Run up the staircase and use the zipline.
06) Push the button to open the door into the next area.
07) Quickly run towards one of the ladders.
08) Take out the gatling gunners from behind and knock down the doors to the 2
09) Head through the door.
10) Go up the path and watch the cutscene.
11) Go around the debri to the left and down the path and jump down.
12) Go through several rooms.
13) Save if you want and go down the dark hall and climb up the broken
14) Go through the door and head down the long alley way.
15) Kill the ganados and go right through a door and up a ladder.
16) Drop down a catwalk to attempt to open the door.
17) Kill the ganado carrying the key.
18) Bring it back to the card reader.
19) Use the 2 consoles to unlock the door.
20) Run down through the next door and kill the 2 shield guys.
21) Go throught the double doors.
22) Watch the scene and run out the doors.
23) Go past the merchant and into the next room.
24) Kill all the enemies down here and go to the door on the left.
25) Exit the room up the stairs.
XX) Final Chapter
01) Save here.
02) Prepare your ammo and health.
03) Go up the lift.
04) Kill the final boss.
05) Run down the tunnels and escape via the Jet Ski.
06) Congratulations you have defeated Resident Evil 4!
XXI) Contact
The e-mail is email@example.com. If you think I wasn't specific
enough on some of the steps then go ahead and e-mail me I'll clear it up
for you. Obviously, the point of this guide is to help you out while
revealing as little information as possible. So please don't e-mail me
asking for boss strategies or puzzle solutions. There are other guides for
those if you can't figure them out on your own. Thanks for reading, and
hopefully this was helpful to whoever uses it. Thats it for now. Until my
next guide... Whenever that will be... Ha. Later.
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20 Years Ago
From The Files Of December 8, 1988 '88 Helen Overly, chairman of the county Chamber of Commerce's Christmas lights committee, flipped the switch to light the downtown
area lights at a ceremony held last Friday, at the Fulton House.
Fulton Motor Sales held its annual Christmas party, hosted by owner Andy Washabaugh and family, Friday in the showroom at the premises. Personnel and friends enjoyed a sumptuous banquet, awarding of comic prizes and video and a drawing for door prizes. The Wild West cabaret girls' song and dance by Glenda Shafer and Sue Deshong were well received.
Helen Overly, president of Overly-Raker Inc., has been elected president of the board of directors of Fulton County Medical Center, the first woman to be elected to the presidency of that board. Richard Rotz of Mercersburg was re-elected vice president; William Hine of Harrisonville, treasurer; and Philip Prager of Mc- Connellsburg, secretary.
Carrie Watkins, 17, Knobsville, a McConnellsburg High School junior, has been chosen as one of 200 cheerleaders who will cheer at the Hula Bowl in Hawaii on January 7.
Fulton County Library reaches a new milestone in service with the opening of the Needmore branch on December 11. The First National Bank and the library will hold a joint ribbon-cutting.
Specials at the IGA: Folgers coffee, 39-oz. can, $4.99; Jif peanut butter, $2.99; 2-liter Coke products, 99 cents; Viva paper towels, 69 cents a roll.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Leese of Needmore announce the engagement of their daughter, Karen, to Christopher Palmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Palmer of Warfordsburg.
Deaths: Mary Breeden, Hancock; Mabel Williams, Chambersburg; Don Hill, Warfordsburg; Victor Glee, McConnellsburg; Elva Sipes, Valley View Home; Cam Hewett, Warfordsburg; Florence Mentzer, Shade Gap; Freddie Wible, Three Springs; Charles "Ted" Rouzer, Harrisonville; Charles Kauffman, Waterfall; Margaret Wilt, Orbisonia; Verna Wilt, Breezewood; Dora Rouzer, Lemasters.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Diehl of Warfordsburg on November 26; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Rick Lake of Big Cove Tannery on November 28; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Darren Sheppard of Berkeley Springs on November 29.
Marriage licenses: Peter Kokoszka, Needmore, and Margaret Hensley, Needmore; Christopher Robinette, Waterfall, and Jacqueline Watkins, Waterfall; William Bohrer, Needmore, and Vicki Johnson, Needmore; Brian Pittman, McConnellsburg, and Darlene Black, Mc- Connellsburg; Larry Grissinger, Three Springs, and Joyce Husick, Chambersburg.
30 Years Ago
From The Files Of November 30, 1978 '78 The season's first measurable snowfall fell Sunday night, and it was still snowing when hunters took to the woods for the first day of
buck season on Monday morning. Between two and four inches were reported in the county.
Game Warden Mark Crowder reports the county was accident-free during the first day of hunting season and that the deer kill is meeting expectations.
The body of a murdered woman, which was found in a wooded area on Tuscarora Mountain on Thanksgiving, a week ago, remains unidentified and the circumstances of the death, a mystery. The fully clothed, unidentified body was found by two hunters last Thursday, lying in the middle of a mud-soaked dirt path in the woods about 500 yards east of the Fulton County line and about a quarter of a mile behind an abandoned restaurant, known locally as the "teahouse," on Route 30 in Peters Township, Franklin County. She had been shot five to seven times in the head, chest and abdomen and had been dead approximately two hours when her body was found. In an effort to determine her identity, the description has been sent over the nationwide police teletype and the FBI fingerprint files have been checked, so far without success.
Kathy Eileen Baker and Donald Bryan Mellott were united in marriage October 15 at St. John's Lutheran Church, Abbottstown, Pa. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carman Abbott of Abbottstown. The groom is the son of Mrs. Helen Mellott of Harrisonvile.
Anthony Schepis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Schepis of Harrisonvile, has completed Navy Construction Mechanic School at Oxnard, Calif.
Carol Ann Morton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morton of Big Cove Tannery, was united in marriage to David Paul Tebo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tebo of Norwood, N.Y., on October 28.
A surprise 50th wedding anniversary celebration was held on October 8 at Center United Methodist building near Waterfall in honor of Norman and Viola Miller Hoffman, who were married October 11, 1928. They reside at McConnellsburg.
Specials at the IGA: Hungry Jack pancake mix, 89 cents; Charmin bathroom tissue, 78 cents, 4 pack; onions, 3 lbs., 49 cents; Campbell's chicken noodle soup, 19 cents
Gary Grissinger Jr., 16-year-old son of Gary Grissinger and Linda (Richards) Grissinger, made his debut into the ranks of amateur boxing a smashing success by scoring a unanimous decision in the welterweight division over Craig Renald, 20-year-old sailor. Gary was born in McConnellsburg and now resides in Virginia Beach where his father, a chief petty officer in the United States Navy, is stationed. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. H.W. Yaukey and Merrill Richards and is the great-grandson of Lois Seiders, all of McConnellsburg.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Griffith of McConnellsburg on November 18; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Winter of Orbisonia on November 21.
The United Methodist Church of McConnellsburg was the scene of the wedding of Sharon Lorraine Hann and Michael Linn Glenn on November 5. Parnets of the couple are Mrs. Wava J. Hann of McConnellsburg and the late Harold W. Hann and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Glenn of McConnellsburg.
Deaths: Mrs. Margaret H. Summers, Waynesboro; Mrs. Mary B. Carnell, Gambrills, Md.; Mrs. E. Louise Hoffman, Hancock; Max Helman, Shippensburg; Nellie T. Ambrose, Altoona; Willis L. Foor, Breezewood; Paul A. Craig, McConnellsburg; Carl W. McClain, Three Springs; Mrs. Ella Peck, Columbus, Ohio.
40 Years Ago
From The Files Of December 12, 1968 '68 The blizzard, which struck Fulton County last Thursday with winds up to hurricane force, caught many hunters in the wood with
no protection from falling trees, which were uprooted in all parts of the county.
In the opinion of most borough residents, it would have been better to leave well enough alone in the matter of traffic lights in McConnellsburg. The newly installed overhead lights are real eyesores - but they are state-mandated and state-approved. Someone suggested planting ivy around the base to cover up the stovepipe look of the supports.
Henry Neil Marsh, 76, a pioneer in the development and production of rocket fuel for guided missiles, died of a heart attack last Wednesday at Fulton County Medical Center. The Marshes were returning home form a visit with their children over the Thanksgiving holidays when the noted scientist became ill in a restaurant on the Pennsylvania Turnpike and was taken to the Medical Center.
A capacity crowd of employees and their guests attended the annual Christmas banquet and dance sponsored by the Social Club at the McConnellsburg plant of Sagner, on Friday night. William Waters, factory manager, commended the workers for the past year's high work performance in meeting the increased production quota and said that, following the first of the year, the production quota would again be increased.
Men in Service: Daryl L. Scott, 19, son of Mrs. Reda T. Voss of Harrisonville, was promoted to Army Private Pay Grade E-2 upon completion of basic combat training on November 22 at Fort Benning, Ga. Army Private Wayne D. Ward, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dorothy L. Shank of Warfordsburg, completed a wheeled vehicle mechanic course on November 8 at the Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland. Army Specialist Four Roger E. Ward, 20, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Ward and wife Darla live at Warfordsburg, was assigned on November 1 to the 605th Transportation Company in Vietnam as a powerman.
The Fulton Theatre, built by the late W.M. Lodge in 1921, has been given a new look, the first remodelling to any great extent which the building has undergone since it was first built. The theatre opened its doors in June 1921, and has been in continuous operation since that time. In 1958,the business was turned over to Mr. Lodge's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lodge, the present owners. During the past years, the building has been used for many purposes besides the showing of movies. With a seating capacity of over 400, school graduation exercises were held there for many years, as well as public meetings and civic programs.
Marriage licenses: Fred Buterbaugh of McConnellsburg and Anna Lee Wilt of Hancock; Lewis Brizell of Union Bridge, Md.; and Sylvia B. Singer of Hancock.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Truax of Everett on December 2; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Henry of McConnellsburg on December 3; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hollinshead of Harrisonville on December 5; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Buterbaugh of Big Cove Tannery on December 5; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Randall Cowan, Neelyton, on December 2.
Deaths: Mrs. Alice H. Spangler, McConnellsburg; Lee R. Pittman, Hancock; Cloyd Levi Johnson, Breezewood; Howard S. Hann, Harrisonville; Miss Mary Ellen Mellott, Shirleysburg; Mrs. Eliza M. Simpson, Everett; Mrs. Bessie M. Bitner, Mercersburg; Thornton D. Mellott, Needmore.
50 Years Ago
From The Files Of December 11, 1958 '58 A classified ad in the News last week for the sale of a washing machine brought nine calls the day the paper was published. It pays to advertise.
George Earley, custodian of the local school, is a patient in the Medical Center, suffering from a heart attack.
Lt. J.G. George H. Reisinger has been transferred from Long Beach, Calif., to New London, Conn., where he is attending submarine school.
Mrs. G.C. Fields Sr. is a patient in the Medical Center, having suffered a heart attack on Sunday, and Mrs. Jennie Wible is a patient in Chambersburg Hospital where she underwent surgery on Monday morning.
Arch Keyser is recuperating at the Medical Center from the effects of a heart attack, which he suffered last Friday.
Dr. and Mrs. Arnon Kaplan of McConnellsburg announce the birth of a daughter at Chambersburg on Monday morning.
Three Fulton County men were treated at Chambersburg Hospital last Thursday after being injured in a one-car accident west of Chambersburg. The 1958 Plymouth skidded into a tree when the operator, John E. Mann, 52, of Warfordsburg, attempted to negotiate a curve. He sustained possible rib fractures. Two passengers, Harold Spade, 55, of Amaranth, received a possible fracture of the left forearm and Ray R. Martin, 54, of Needmore, suffered abrasions of the legs. Damage to the car was estimated at $500.
The new fire truck for the McConnellsburg Volunteer Fire Co. has arrived and has been inspected by a great many townspeople. It is a fine piece of apparatus and has the latest and more efficient equipment needed by the firemen of this area. The pumping unit, advertised as holding a 500-pound-per-minute minium pumping capacity, pumped 640 pounds in a test on Saturday. There is one disappointing fact about the new truck, however. Only approximately $5,000 has been collected toward the goal of $14,000. This means the firemen will have a debt on the new fire truck, and will have to go further into debt to purchase new hose to fully equip the new machine.
At the regular meeting of the local firemen last Tuesday, Merle Stenger was elected president of the company and Max Stenger was named fire chief.
Jean Dolores Mellott and Forrest Richard Mellott were married on Thanksgiving Day.
Bids for the construction for the first phase of radar facilities near Fort Loudon were opened last Tuesday by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The apparent low bid of $51,905 was submitted by A.R. Warner Inc. of Waynesboro. Features of the work will include a two-story reinforced concrete building, about 14 by 20 feet; a onestory concrete masonary unit building, about 16 by 18 feet; chain-link fencing and paving. The work is to be completed by February 1, 1959.
The State Health Department on Friday warned shoppers to be on the lookout for children's straw slippers decorated with poisonous Haitian doll heads. A shipment of the poisonous slippers was found in Cincinnati, Ohio.
A card to the News this week form Mrs. B.E. Waltz states that her grandson, Larry Waltz, is slowly improving in a Florida hospital, being able to be up in a wheelchair a little each day. Larry, it will be remembered, was seriously burned in an explosion in Florida in October in which his father, John Waltz and his grandfather, B.E Waltz, were also burned, but less seriously.
Two local women killed nice bucks the first two days of the season. On the first day, Mrs. Walter Fix killed a 5-point stag above her home on Sideling Hill. She was alone at the time and had to remove the entrails and drag it home with no assistance. On the second day, Mrs. Robert Richards shot an 8-pointer while hunting in the Meadow Grounds.
Army Pvt. Carroll J. Wilt, 21, son of Mrs. Linnie M. Wilt of Needmore, has completed eight weeks of basic combat training at Fort Jackson, S.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kendall of McConnellsburg will observe their golden wedding anniversary on Dec. 13.
The following applicants passed their driver's exams in McConnellsburg on Monday: Verna M. Shank of Needmore; Keith A.D. Duvall of Warfordsburg; Anna May Zimmerman of Warfordsburg; Helen D. Garland of Needmore; Patricia A. Sheffield of Fort Littleton; Judith K. Earley of Wells Tannery; Frank C. Plessinger of Warfordsburg.
Barbra Jean Layton and Charles Albert Manning were married on November 29.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clevenger of Needmore on November 30; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Venron Clever of Chambersburg on December 2; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker of Mc- Connellsburg on December 2; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bivens of Big Cove Tannery on December 3; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Duvall of Fort Littleton on December 6; a son to Mr. and Mrs. John C. Kling of Burnt Cabins on December 6.
Deaths: Mrs. Emeline Constable of Johnstown, who died at the Decker Nursing Home; Mrs. Mary Hadassah Kendall Pollock of Washington, Pa.
60 Years Ago
From The Files Of
December 19, 1948 '48 Residents here were made definitely aware on Wednesday morning
of the need for another fire truck. At 10:00 o'clock, firemen and their equipment responded to a call from Taylor Township when the large bank barn of Alvin Hershey caught fire. A short time after the first alarm, another call came from the home of Kenneth Wible on Breezy Point. Fortunately, this was a minor chimney fire and was extinguished without the aid of firemen. The Hershey barn, however, was destroyed.
Death: Mrs. Mary Alice Beidleman of Harrisburg.
The loss was estimated a $10,000 when the skating rink at Orbisonia was destroyed by fire early Monday morning.
Mrs. Virginia Gracey of New Grenada celebrated her 90th birth on December 7.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Fields of Clear Ridge announce the birth of a girl on December 8, their third daughter.
Born: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kesselring of Fairview last Sunday, their second child.
Deaths: Enoch Kerlin of Knobsville; Lola Margaret Palmer of Arlington, Va.; Mrs. Ellen R. Beatty of Huntingdon.
Religious and military services were held at the Sipes Funeral Home on Monday for Sgt. Harold L. Sipes, who died of wounds received in action in Germany on May 1, 1945.
70 Years Ago
From The Files Of
December 15, 1938 '38 The local American Legion is now making plans for a series of
card parties to be held over the winter months. In addition to prizes each evening, all scores will be recorded at each party and each player's cumulative score will be announced at the final party, the high scorers winning the grand prizes.
Death: Mrs. Catherine Meyers of Kistler.
A total of $16,652.68 was forwarded to the various districts of the county this week as the state's appropriation for transportation of school children.
The stork visited in the homes of Ellis Hewett and Hayes Lynch at Big Cove Tannery, leaving baby girls.
More than 500 persons saw the "talkie-movie, "Ten Nights in a Barroom," which was shown in the school auditorium last Friday night. The showing was arranged by the local Ministers' Association, in cooperation with the Pennsylvania Anti-Saloon League.
In the first basketball game of the season, the McConnellsburg girls downed Mercersburg on Tuesday night by a score of 37- 11. The local boys failed to click, however, being defeated by a score of 18-9.
Mrs. Herbert Helman of South First Street has been under the doctor's care for an attack of ptomaine poisoning.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clem Chilcote of Hustontown last Wednesday night.
About 45 relatives and friends gathered at the home of Albert K. Nesbit on Monday night to celebrate his birthday, which occurred on Tuesday. The occasion also honored the wedding anniversary of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Bard.
80 Years Ago
From The Files Of
December 13, 1928 '28 Deaths: Arthur Hixson of Canfield, Ohio; Miss Rebecca Simpson
of Thompson Township; Miss Ella A. Ranck of Warfordsburg; Fred Slates.
David E. Madden of Three Springs celebrated his 79th birthday when a large crowd of friends gathered for a party in his honor on December 4.
The local A&P Store is having a $1 sale this week. Some of the bargains: coffee, 3 lbs. for $1; milk, 12 cans for $1; baked beans, 12 cans for $1; cleanser 12 cans for $1; P&G soap, 27 for $1; corn, peas, beans or mixed vegetables, 8 cans for $1.
Mrs. Roy Elvey and Frank Fix were called to the home of their father, Daniel Fix of Brownsville, last Friday due to his serious illness from dropsy.


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THOUSAND OAKS — Tiger Woods is setting the stage for a Hollywood-like ending for the final Northwestern Mutual World Challenge at Sherwood Country Club.
Woods made 10 birdies Friday and shot a course and tournament record 10-under 62, tying his record he set in the second round in 2007. Woods took over the lead from Zach Johnson and is 11-under for the tournament. Johnson is two shots back at 9-under after shooting a 4-under 68, and Matt Kuchar is three shots back after a 68.
Asked about his round, the first thing Woods said was "it's good" and flashed that trademark smile. He's flashed that confident smile so often before, especially during the dominant run in his event, which he's already won five times.
All round, Woods was sticking his approach shots close to the pin, giving himself short, makeable birdie putts. About the only thing he missed was an 8-footer on the 17th; otherwise his putter was on fire. His irons were, too.
"I certainly hit it good, obviously, but I left myself in some good spots most of the day," Woods said. "Most of my putts I made. I only made probably two putts that were downhill. Most of them were uphill. I hit a lot of good shots, leaving myself in these spots so my putts weren't really that difficult to make, and then when I did have those downhillers and they were breaking a little bit, they were inside 10 feet, so it wasn't too bad."
Not bad at all.
Woods started his round — delayed by an hour due to frost once again — with a birdie on the first hole and continued to tear up the course after that.
The world's top-ranked player knows the course well since he's hosted the tournament for 15 years and it's been at Sherwood 14 of those years. Woods has won here six times.
Woods is moving the tournament to Florida, so this is the final year of the event. The Tiger Woods Foundation benefits when Woods wins because Woods typically donates his winnings back to the foundation. This year's winner receives $1 million.
In the first round, Woods shot a 1-under 71, but he was nine shots better Friday in a round that featured no bogeys.
Johnson has put together a good tournament as well, turning in back-to-back rounds of 68. He birdied the final hole to make sure his deficit was just two shots instead of three.
"Yeah, I had opportunities," Johnson said. "I had some putts on the back nine, opportunities I could have got up-and-down for birdie and a couple of those par-5s that I didn't (take advantage of). Other than that, pretty solid day. No complaints. I mean, you finish with a birdie on 18, especially after yesterday when I bogeyed it, I'll take it."
Johnson and Woods will play together in today's final group. It rained during the third round last year, and there's a chance for rain for the third round this year as well.
It didn't stop 16,000 fans from attending last year, and with Woods leading the tournament and this being the final time the event is at Sherwood, you can imagine fans will come out in droves once again.
As Woods was on his birdie run on the front nine, one fan asked, "why is he leaving?"
Many reasons. But Woods has definitely put himself in position to leave with one more win. That would surely be a crowd-pleaser.


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NEW ORLEANS, La. – MIT men's cross country made a monumental leap to No. 5 in the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) Division III National Coaches Poll that was released on Wednesday afternoon, marking the first time in program history that the Engineers have ever been in the top five. Tech also moved up significantly in the New England regional rankings, catapulting from No. 6 to No. 1.
Sitting near the bottom of the men's poll at No. 28 just one week ago, the Engineers took down No. 5 Bowdoin College, No. 7 Bates College and No. 11 Tufts University at the Southern Maine Invitational this past weekend to leap a whopping 23 spots into the No. 5 spot this week. The highest MIT has ever been ranked prior to this was No. 7 during the 2011 season.
Opening the season at USM last Saturday, MIT placed five runners within the top 13 for a team score of 37, leaving a gap of almost 50 points between it and the rest of the field. Bates wrapped up the meet with a score of 85, Bowdoin followed with 86 and Tufts rounded out the top four teams with a score of 95.
For the second week in a row, the MIT women's squad is ranked third nationally, sitting behind No. 1 Johns Hopkins University and No. 2 Wartburg College. Tech remains first in New England.
MIT returns to action this Saturday, Sept. 28 when it travels to Williams College for the annual Purple Valley Invitational. Williams is currently sitting in ninth place in the national rankings.


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