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Digital Music News Explains To Apple What Fair Use Is, Reposts Contract That Apple Tried To DMCA Away
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Paul Levy of Public Citizen, representing Digital Music News (disclaimer: Levy has represented us on a few occasions in the past, and I introduced Levy to DMN over a different matter a while back), has now sent Apple a letter, explaining the basics of fair use and why Apple is wrong to issue a bogus takedown.
Apple should know better. Although Apple may not have been pleased by DMN's coverage, the solution was not to suppress the information that DMN had provided. Certainly, the contract includes sufficient original expression to be copyrighted, but the posting was plainly fair use. The contract was posted for reasons of newsworthiness, a transformative and essentially non-commercial use. The posting of the contract in now way interfered with the market for the document, which is not sold, after all. Indeed, the purpose of the takedown was not to protect legitimate copyright interests, but to suppress criticism, which could well be deemed copyright misuse. In issuing the DMCA takedown, Apple was required to consider the fair use reasons for the posting, and the filing of the notice implicitly represented that the posting was not fair use. Consequently, we believe that the takedown was wrongful.Of course, rather than directly challenging the takedown, DMN has decided to take a different path. Rather than posting the contract to Scribd, it has placed it directly on its own server and written a new article about it (comparing it to Pandora's contract terms -- and, actually, Apple comes out rather favorably in comparison). Levy suggests to Apple's lawyers that they might want to think carefully before trying to issue another DMCA notice about that contract.
We are, however, focused on the future. Today, DMN has published a new story entitled Who's Screwing You Worse: iTunes Radio, or Pandora... and it has included links to the contract which is now hosted on its own server.... In the event Apple serves a DMCA notice on DMN, or on its upstream provider, or if Apple takes any other action against the availability of the contract, we will assume that Apple has decided to litigate the fair use issue. We will be ready to accommodate such a choice.Your move, Apple.


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A long road trip was made that much longer by a disappointing 38-20 loss at the hands of Huntingdon College for the 11th-ranked Wittenberg Tigers.
The Hawks put together a thorough win, yielding a measly six net rushing yards to the Tigers while piling up a whopping 635 yards of total offense in improving to 5-1 overall on the 2011 season. The Tigers saw their 25-game regular season winning streak snapped as they dropped to 5-1 overall. Wittenberg's last regular season loss came in the 2008 finale at Wooster.
Huntingdon jumped on top with 14 unanswered points in the first quarter, but the Tigers rallied in the second quarter, first with a 27-yard touchdown pass from senior Ben Zoeller (Louisville, Ky./St. Xavier) to sophomore Brendon Cunningham (Kettering, Ohio/Fairmont) and then on an NCAA record-tying 100-yard interception return by senior safety Seth Parker (DeGraff, Ohio/Riverside).
Huntingdon responded to the second score, which drew the Tigers to within one point at 14-13, with the game's key play. On the next snap, tailback Trevor Manual took a short pass and ran 68 yards for a stunning answer. Manuel added the third of his four touchdowns with just 54 seconds left before the intermission to put the Hawks ahead 28-13.
Huntingdon put the game out of reach with a third quarter touchdown and a fourth quarter field goal before the Tigers finally responded with a 13-yard scoring strike from sophomore Reed Florence (South Charleston, Ohio/Southeastern) to senior Michael Cooper (Springfield, Ohio/South) with 2:21 left in the game.
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Defensively, the Tigers were led by a career-best 19 tackles from senior linebacker Zach Hurtt (Fort Thomas, Ky./Highlands), including a whopping 15 solo stops. Junior end Jon Daniels (Springfield, Ohio/South) added 13 tackles, also a career-best.
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Since this is a "speculation"thread, I thought I might have a theory about Lawrence.
My guess/theory/speculation is that Lawrence is the reincarnation of Holo's old friend who brought her to P (oh, the town she was living in at the beginning of the series).
Things that make me think this:
When Lawrence was with Chloe, the very beginning of the 1st episode, when she was making her "proposal, Kraft had a flash of Holo even though he had not met her yet. Perhaps in way, his "soul" was warning him to wait for his long-eared lady
When they were in the hotel, a few episodes later, Holo started talking about her friend and how he was a "good friend," and she "warned" him over and over again not to tilt his chair, which was what Lawrence was doing . Than she mentioned that she had forgot to tell him something.
It may be that every hundred years or so, the reincarnated Lawrence pops up again in Holo's life. So that while the WiseWolf doesn't die, he does come back every so often into her life.
Just a thought . . .
Please tell me where I'm wrong. Any counter-hints would be appreciated.
(P.S. I do hate the reincarnation concept)
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Chloe didnt exist in the original material but was a re-imagining of a male character in the novel so that sticks a rather big thorn in the first part of your idea.
I think the whole point of the chair moment was simply to convey in a sense how lonely Holo was, and how important to her her real friends have been, to remember things they did even hundreds of years later, when there are so many details she cannot remember.
Holo, reading between the lines, has not had that many true friends or loves since leaving the north and her own kind, and that loneliness shows sometimes.
PS I'm sure one of the other threads (like Q&A) would have been suitable, this one has been dead over a year
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Do you think (by the end of the series), Holo might be tempted to go "evil." And what I mean by that, is that one senses a desparation in her at times, especially when it comes to the subject of lonliness that might cause her to do more questionable acts.
In the first season, Holo tried to convince Lawrence to cut Norah out of her share of the profits before he said no. Our favorite wolf seems to have a procliity to be selfish; those traits could intensify and expand if things don't go well. Do you think she might go "bad" to get what she wants?
Just curious?
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I wouldn't rule it out (for her to "go wolf"). Asian literature is much more apt to go bittersweet or even tragic. There are heavy strains of the impermanence and transience of things, relationships, etc.
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In the first season I remember Horo telling Lawrence that if her patience slipped with Nora she would not guarantee her life, mostly because she was a shepherd. That, and she took out that army entire army without batting an eye. So there is that "wolf" part of her that isn't above killing others.
But I highly doubt she would kill or betray Lawrence. At the very least, it's obvious she deeply cares about him and before Lawrence came along she's been stuck in Pasroe village with no company at all. I really don't think she'd try anything that would end up pushing away the only companion she's had in a hundred-something years.
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But betrayal seems unlikely imho, except maybe if she thinks it will spare him a worse fate.
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I'm not sure if the author will give us a traditional happy ending, but I have a hard time accepting a finale which Holo and Spice parted forever. They've gone through too much, not to have some sort of peace between them.
In what I've seen in the first two novels, and first season, it seems that the two have grown quite a bit together, and will probably mature more by the time the series ends.
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Though not my top resolution, or even one that I write down every year, I do try to do this often – drink more bubbly. More specifically, drink it with food. Sure, we have it at weddings and on New Year's Eve, but why don't we open sparkling wine because we're having a wonderful meal? We should! My reasons for bubbly's food matching deliciousness?
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In the state quarterfinals, the Hillsdale Academy Colts had strong defense, reliable passing, and solid hitting.
What they did not have was�Sierra Neil Hubbard.
St. Phil hitter Sierra Neil Hubbard, Michigan's miss volleyball runner-up, smashed 23 kills and made 17 digs on the Colts, and the Tigers won in three sets; 25-19, 25-16, 25-17.
"They have Sierra [Hubbard]," Hillsdale Academy hitter Sierra Russell said. "They will always be the dominant team."
The Colts looked as though they might go toe-to-toe with the Tigers, as they kept pace in the early stages of set one. The Tigers struggled to find their groove, and, behind strong net play by seniors Olivia Jones and Victoria Heckenlively, the two teams traded points for most of the first set.
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Senior McKayla Tharp led the team with 10 digs. Jones finished with nine digs�and Oakley had five.
At times the back row was helpless, however,�as Hubbard elevated and crushed kills almost�directly downward.
"When the block is open she is going to hit straight down," Oakley said.
With strong defense, the Colts narrowed�set two, 19-16.
"Sierra really had to work for her kills," St. Phil coach Vicky Groat said. "Defensively, they are one of the better teams around."
The Tigers went on a 6-0 run after the Colt comeback and closed out set two, 25-16.
In the third set, St. Phil, once again, beat the Academy out of the gates. The Tigers took a 12-3 lead before coach Huffman called a timeout.
Jones picked up a kill�immediately out of the break, and the Colts staged another run. After kills by Heckenlively and junior Cece Pewe, Hillsdale Academy trailed by six, 22-16. Wonders provided her�ever-reliable passing, finishing with 18 assists.
"I was proud," Huffman said. "We never gave up."
The Tigers�went on to win the�set, 25-17, and with it the match.
St.Phil�will battle�Crystal Falls Park in the state semifinal Thursday.
Before moving on, Groat, who has coached the Tigers to seven-straight state championships, said the Academy has an impressive volleyball program.
"I respect the program. It's a good one," Groat said. "Huffman is one heck of a coach."
While the Colts are now out, they certainly were not down.
"We became a family," Russell said. "That's more important than wins and losses."
With seven seniors playing in their final�season, the Colts' 2013 season was an inspiring one.
"We play for God, each other, and the school," Oakley said. "We really took that to heart this season."
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Dec. 6, 2004
Sophomore Kate Thornton opened the afternoon in typical fashion by dominating the 1000 free.
Rookie Julianna Edwards paced the Engineers in the early portion of the tilt, taking first place in the 100 back (1:01.59) and 100 fly (59.81) with exceptional times. Tech also benefited from a clean sweep in the diving events. Led by freshman Doria Holbrook, who inched closer to the NCAA Championships with another qualifying performance, MIT swept the top three spots in both the one-meter and three-meter events. Holbrook's total of 251.78 on the one-meter set a new pool record.
Jen-Jen L'ao kept the Engineers in front heading into the 400 free relay with a strong win in the 400 IM. Hitting the wall in 4:48.08, L'ao's victory was her second of the afternoon. The Tech senior also finished first in the 200 back (2:16.27). Freshman Anni Larsson was the only other individual winner for MIT, outracing the field in the 200 fly.


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Hi guys. Sorry for the late post. I think, if you want to boil down last night's game, it was the embodiment of all things wrong with the team this season.
Johan Santana, as usual, had a start in which he could have won wasted. The bullpen, especially K-Rod – high expectations gone sour? – let him down. And, let's not forget about the failure to hit in the clutch.
On a night in which they needed their "A'' game, the Mets came up with a C at best. Let's face it, giving up a dozen runs isn't going to win you many games.
There was a glimmer when Sean Green found it, but he's lost it again, gone as far as Albert Pujols' grand slam.
After winning three straight against Colorado to open this home stand, the Mets have hit another skid. Today's game against the Cardinals is about salvaging the homestand.
This time, the hole indeed might be too deep. West Coast trips are never easy, and we know what happened the last time the Mets were in San Diego. Swept away, they were, and soon after Willie Randolph was gone.
Then there's Atlanta and Philly looming again. Three weeks from now, they could be 15 games or more behind.
By that time, it might be time to consider shutting down Jose Reyes and Carlos Beltran for the remainder of this lost season.


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"This tragedy strikes at the heart of our community."
In the 58 years that David Locey was a Sturgis resident, he became a pillar of the community.
That same community was shocked Wednesday morning to learn the 2011 Citizen of the Year and community activist was fatally shot at his office on M-66 north of the city.
Locey, 70, owner of David Locey CPA, was part owner of Grav Co. LLC and owned and operated Timberly Tree Farm with his wife, Cherie.
In 2011, when he was chosen as the Sturgis Area Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the Year, Locey talked about his life.
"I was blessed by being born broke," he said.
Before he was out of high school, Locey's family moved away, but he and two sisters stayed in Sturgis, renting an apartment and working before and after school just for food, he said.
According to Sturgis Bank & Trust President Eric Eishen, Locey's work ethic never waivered.
"Dave was a hard working, dedicated member of the community. He was a tireless worker," Eishen said. "He'd tell you, with tears in his eyes, that when he was in a down point, my dad believed in him. Dave would have succeeded without my dad, but that was the kind of guy he was. He gave credit."
And he gave back.
In 2011, Locey said of the community, "I believe in being involved."
And he was.
Locey's community involvements included serving on several boards including the Glen Oaks Community College Board of Trustees, Sturgis Area Chamber of Commerce, Sturgis Hospital board and finance committee, Sturgis Senior Center and the St. Joseph County Transportation Authority Board.
He had been a Sherman Township trustee, a Sturgis High School booster, portfolio advisor and business seminar presenter.
Locey sponsored the Sturgis Little League, educational field trips and the Sturgis Area Chamber of Commerce golf outing. He donated Christmas trees from his farm to the needy.
"People have to do what they can do," Locey said in 2011, of his community involvement.
He was also in the Sturgis Kiwanis Club and recently agreed to serve as president with the goal of revitalizing the group — but for one primary reason, Eishen said.
"To help the children — that was Dave's reason for being in Kiwanis," Eishen said. "He was so committed to the cause; a hard working, caring, giving guy."
He was also committed to the Sturgis Area Chamber of Commerce and was serving on the board for the third time.
"Dave was a true business advocate," said Cathi Abbs, executive director of the Sturgis Area Chamber of Commerce. "He had a great love for the small business person. I think that was his passion. He had a servant's heart in the truest sense."
Sturgis City Commissioner Rob Sisson also saw that trait.
"Dave was a tireless and enthusiastic advocate for small businesses and their employees," Sisson said. "At his Timberly Tree Farm, he gave scores of Sturgis kids their first jobs — including my two sons and two nieces. Dave could always be counted to lend a helping hand or take the leadership of any project."
Frank Iannarelli, retired community president of First Merit Bank agreed.
"Dave touched a lot of lives — things he did in this community that many people don't even know," Iannarelli said. "He tried to look for the good in everybody."
Being a close friend, Iannarelli also knew, "He was a fun-loving guy. He loved Cherie. He loved his children."
Sturgis businesswoman Ruth Perry and Locey were fellow board trustees at Glen Oaks. Before that, their families were friends. Locey and his four children were personal friends with Perry and her children when all of them were younger.
"Dave's kids absolutely adored him," Perry said.
Recently, the Locey family threw a surprise 70th birthday party for their husband and father. As his children — Kim, Todd, Jill and Jeff — shared funny and endearing stories, their respect and love showed through, Perry said.
"They had the kind of relationship all of us, as parents, wish we had with our kids," she said.
Sisson said, "This tragedy strikes at the heart of our community and of those who knew Dave."


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Can Sony Turn Around?
Sony's continuing losses from struggles in its television and other consumer-electronics operations have eroded the company's balance sheet. The WSJ's Daisuke Wakabayashi talks about the chances for a Sony turnaround.
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I ... the the ... welcome back to Asia Today Ahmadi the Sanchanta ... we now turn over to Tokyo Japan where Sony shares fell to a thirty two year low today ... after the company announced it would issue one point nine billion dollars in convertible bonds ... with me to discuss what's happening with Sony is dial Akamai icy ... Arctic correspondent in Tokyo that thank the much for joining today ... and why why it were investors was so disappointed to ... or seem to be so disappointed ... with the e news of the convertible bond issuance ... yet I think among the biggest issue is ... a concern about the dilution knows that better than that of the ... bonds that are us apart and equity that time though pro who I think some of the figure at about fifteen point six percent ... to three significant dilution way ... but think ... the bigger issue maybe ... you can then allow investors about the sun was ... fairly stable in terms of ... financing is I'm that ... um yeah I wanna ... sleep is still so all of this a lot of talk about them or something but what is still in ... and so the fact that they decided to go to the ... debt market to get this money ... a lot of people to ... sign that maybe you know all was not well ... and I was this mean for cars to Diana task ahead I mean you know he's ... ever been tough for all that long ... is this just a sign perhaps that is trying to clean house and get you know ... makes everything's in order pay down their dad ... you know use the money to acquire them this ... and move forward ... well certainly this is on you know the money that they're raising a lot of the money is going for it ... no cause of ... the science is the focus of a company right so it took the miss ... Acree state think you know when there's there's tons of pressure in the mobile business ... they bought a cup ... of Tai Chi last which is the cloud ... based gaming ... technology companies and ... their fleets on the money for its ... image sensors ... um but but but you know use cover a sunny well I mean you know the company is known for ... making a new kind of saying that you know will drive a turnaround but around the corner right around the corner and I think a lot of investors ... aam have time for turn by that packs and so basically no contest crew ... I'm that don't use the money to meet with the abuse but that you know they want but it's the size of its around ... and as if a banana hat because yes I have to attend the Fed has been a turnaround any day now and I waited years but ... you know I ... I think we all pretty hopeful one cause was put into that position and I think the world is watching unethical for two ... um but what's the next stage that for Sony in terms of its growth going forward ... I think the next fiscal year so that's the view to starting your phone with the heat year for some ... of this year pre much ... of it is ... written off and in some ways this is a restructuring year ... oh wait can clean up a lot of the things that that was ... hanging over the company for a while ... but one of the problem restructuring is so low that the cut costs and allow for the fuel ... economy and sell the two point five ... the ... company of future growth prospects are back ... to the selection will be really you know when ... you will ... I decided to test about whether they have the August one by ... aam one big penalties for phones um the company isn't going to really push next year in terms of coming of the Prado on smartphones increasingly competitive ... another thing the ... basis for our country has been about anything on that but ... the consensus view was that ... position for many coming out next year ... the Mantell allusions there's a lot of talk internally ... I we've heard from all of the SEC is the companies are rethinking the way so it's always in the business models around it ... and so the about but the interesting that lets the summer not come come through an auction ... for them ... after a well well well well all be keeping a close eye and those products and fat content signing like to thank the much airtime dial Akamai Etsy ... technology correspondent interview with The Wall Street Journal


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Perhaps it's the island from Lost and Erika is usually killed by the smoke monster golden butterflies or an errant polar bear. She can still appear as a ghost on the island because it's just weird like that.
...Well, it's at least as serious as the non-decimal counting system theory.
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Edit: Oh yeah, and everyone was dead the whole time.
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We joke, but there are actually kind of a lot of Lost/Umineko parallels:
Spoiler for No, seriously, this is an ACTUAL spoiler box:
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Assuming that Shkanon exists, or any other form of twins, is it possible that --- pardon my silly response.
Shkanon = Erika? o_o Odd theory. No back-up unfornately.
Plus, I'm quite confused on Ronove's Blue when facing Erika in EP5. Stating something about 'calling something that's not a corpse, a corpse?'
Does this falsify many perspectives in some way? Because, it's possible for maybe an 'inside-family' joke to call it a corpse.
i.e. Oh look, a corpse (when it actually means, dead-fish?)
Is Ryukushi playing on katana/kanji thatwords on us? It seems that the writing and letterings are EXTREMELY important.
P.S. - Did Beatrice give an actual definitoin of a 'Corpse', 'Dead,' 'Perfectly-alive', etc?
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While a lot of people here do go by Ronove's theory. It's just that a theory , and it relies heavily on Battler being a very impressive liar for it to work, considering the red Virgilia uses earlier. The basic idea though is that Erika never saw the corpses and Ronove points this out in red. So someone can claim or "call" something a corpse even though they never saw one. Basically they can lie about it since they're witnesses and not detectives.
This theory has led to some theories for episode 1 where Shannon for example is really a bag of fertilizer.
But really you don't need this theory for it to work. In fact they don't really have to die in the cousin's room at all. It could always have been found in a completely different room and Battler just screamed as part of the deception and cried about it with everyone else. In fact I like this theory better because it makes more sense to me than calling a ketchup stained pillow "a corpse".
EDIT: Oh to answer your P.S. no. Beatrice never gave a definition for the word "corpse". However she did hint at fake corpses and fake deaths being possible in episode 2 in Jessica's room. She never really said she was dead just that her corpse was in the room.
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The only funny name games we have is that bit about Sayo being 34 and Yoshiya being 16 and matching up with the rank of Furfur and Zepar, respectively. That and Lambdadelta being 34, along with Miyo Takano from Higurashi. It doesn't really seem to lead to any conclusive evidence...
The more obscure name games theories,
- Kumasawa Chiyo - though Chiyo is written in katakana it could also be 千代 one thousand generations... or one thousand years?
- George - Jouji sounds like shou shi which is a more obscure form of writing 34
- Amakusa Juuza - (天草 十三) Juuza is 13. No idea what that could mean. But Amakusa Shiro, of the same Amakusa kanji, was a Christian (Jesuit) leader of the Shimabara rebellion. After the leaders were executed their heads were buried on Amakusa island. (And I only know this from playing too much Samurai Showdown.)
- Hachijou Tooya is written 八城 十八 Eight Castle 18 is what the name literally translates to. I think some of us suspect that too is an alias. I suspect she fancies herself the 18th person on Rokkenjima or something...
And name games that definitely lead no where:
- Kumasawa Sabakichi - She loved mackerel so much she named her son 'saba' too! Maybe the 'Mackerel' did it after all. 8)
- Battler - his name 戦人 should be Senjin ... is a deer god from Nara, I think. He looks really funny too with antlers coming out of his bald head. You can't google for him anymore, Umineko has overridden him in the searches. That's a good thing too.
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This may explain some of the pictures you see of Sento-kun in Umineko sometimes.
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The "to" can be read as "to," "hito," "nin," or "jin" depending on context.
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A lot of kanji can be read multiple ways. To bring it back on topic a bit, the kanji for three 三 has these readings:
On-yomi (Chinese inherited readings)
san, zou
Kun-yomi (Japanese original readings)
Nanori (The pronunciation as used in Japanese names -- this stuff is really rare; people have strange readings for names all the time)
ka, sa, sai, sae, sabu, za, zae, zabu, sou, zo, tada, mitsu, min, mo, ya
GAH, that's a ton.
For four 四 it's easier:
On: shi
Kun: yo, yon
Nanori: a, tsu, yotsu
I don't think anyone but Sayo's name comes close. Except for George that is, but I'm sure this is all just red herrings... 8)
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You know, if Ryuukishi threw in all this clever kanji use for the sole purpose of getting us distracted and sidetracking from the actual objective of solving the mysteries, I'm going to laugh.
Do you even need to understand the numerical connections between real and fantasy character and subtle hints in the kanji of the characters' names to solve the mysteries of Umineko? I honestly doubt it.
The confirmed meta-characters that have game board equivalents (Ronove, Virgillia, Zepar and Furfur) have obvious hints confirming them. These more subtle hints seem more just for people to claim false hidden meanings on.
Still though, I did think of something while writing this. Aside from the Sisters, the Siestas and the Inquisitors, when a meta-character appears on the game board, the common thought is that it's "cloaking" the actions of a game board character (like Ronove to Genji), or is that just my line of thinking?
Well, I was thinking about Gaap and Goldsmith. I know there's been several theories to who Gaap represents (from Nanjo to Jessica), but what about Goldsmith? I know somebody here (I think it was Oliver) thinks Goldsmith represents Kinzo's will. I'm just still stuck on him representing a human character.
Could he represent George? Considering how George is fully confident he can become the next head during his battler with Gaap in Episode 4, and his true nature revealed in Episode 6, he seems like a crazed, powerful man could represent him on a meta-level.
I can see some obvious problems with this though. Though they are fantasy scenes, we do see interactions between Goldsmith and Beato after Battler, as the detective, discovers George dead. No matter how incompetent Battler is, I doubt he could misidentify a dead person, when they've got a maybe six or seven centemetre hole in their head.
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It has probably been mentioned before, but 07151129 means GOLD. If you think of the four numbers Battler names as his birthday and the four next numbers as separate groups you get 0715 and 1129. 07 = G as it is the seventh letter in the alphabet and 15 = O as it is the 15th letter. Now for the next group, 11 = K which is one letter before L and 29 = C which is one letter before D if you start from the beginning after reaching Z.
so 07 = G, 15 = O, 11 + 1 = L an 29 + 1 = D. GOLD.
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I've uploaded one in case you haven't seen a census sheet from 1940 yet:
|Lake Creek Township, Calhoun County, Iowa, Page 5B (E.D. 13-19)
The image above contains the Harold Whitted residence and lists his wife Helen (Ross) Whitted as his wife. Also living at this residence, according to the census, was his mother-in-law Mary (Stotler) Ross and her son Oliver Ross. The document also contains two spots for supplementary information and as a matter of luck, Harold Whitted is in block 68, so there is some supplementary information about him. Mary (Stotler) Ross is my 2nd Great Grandmother. Not really expecting to see any ground breaking information, but Oliver apparently was visiting from Sioux City. (at the time of the census at least) If you click the image above you should be able to take a closer look at it.
Of the 16 sheets in the Lake Creek township, I found 3 more sheets that had relatives including the Clara and Frank Fowlie family, the Mason and Daisy Ross family and the John Ross Jr. family. I'm expecting to find Floyd Brassfield in Lake City, but I don't have the patience to wait for the website.


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ISTANBUL (AP) The Boston Celtics lost the first game of the NBA's preseason Friday, 97-91 to Turkish team Fenerbahce Ulker.
First-round draft pick Jared Sullinger and Jeff Green scored 16 points each, but the Celtics paid the price for a weak second quarter, getting outscored 29-18.
Rajon Rondo had 13 points and nine assists, while Jason Terry, one of a handful of new players on the roster, scored 12.
However, 25 turnovers showed there's work to be done before the Celtics' next exhibition game Sunday in Milan, against Emporio Armani.
The team returns to Boston on Monday and resumes practice on Oct. 11 before playing its first U.S. preseason game against the Knicks in Hartford, Conn., two days later.


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Tennessee's judicial system is in the midst of a makeover. This week, Tennessee Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey announced the launch of the state's first judicial redistricting process in nearly 30 years. It follows the state's recent legislative redistricting process that occurred a little more than a year ago and was led by the General Assembly's Republican majority.
The last judicial redistricting occurred in 1984. At the moment, Tennessee has 31 judicial districts, which determine the areas that judges, district attorneys and public defenders serve.
In a memo he released Monday, Feb. 11, Ramsey wrote that over the past 30 years many Tennessee counties have seen bursts of growth.
"Several (have evolved) from rural to suburban or even urban-like communities," he wrote. "At the upcoming August 2014 general election, the voters within each judicial district will elect (for eight-year terms) their district attorneys general, public defender and state trial court judges.
"The current legislative session provides the best and most realistic (and probably the last) window of opportunity, prior to the August 2022 general election, to improve and promote judicial efficiency, effectiveness and access through judicial redistricting. Therefore, I am requesting the Senate Judiciary Committee to actively consider judicial redistricting."
Judicial redistricting plans are due to the legislature's office of legal services no later than March 1. Ramsey is encouraging all citizens and organizations that are interested to develop and propose "logical judicial redistricting plans."
To be considered, plans submitted must use 2010 federal census data and redistrict the entire state. Plans must contain a total of 31 districts or less, districts must be comprised of whole counties, and other considerations include regional integrity, geographic boundaries and ease of inter-county travel.
"I am especially hopeful that the Trial Judges Association, the District Attorneys General Conference, the Public Defenders Conference, the Tennessee Bar Association and the Administrative Office of the Courts will individually or jointly submit a plan or plans," Ramsey wrote.
Meanwhile, Gov. Bill Haslam in his State of the State address last month told legislators a bill would come before them this session to amend the state's Constitution to modify Tennessee's judicial selection system.
"The amendment will do three things," Haslam said. "It will continue judicial appointments by the governor, and our process will still be based on merit. It will preserve retention elections, and it will give the legislature a process to confirm the appointments.
"I believe this provides clarity for those who have concerns about our current process," he said. "I also believe that it makes sense to preserve the current process until the people have a chance to vote in 2014. Making changes in the meantime does nothing but confuse the situation further."
Even though the state's current method has been held constitutional by courts that have looked at it, Republican state Sen. Brian Kelsey told The Daily News that he sides with those who point to Article VI of the state Constitution as being "clear and requires elections" by voters.
That section of the Constitution states that Supreme Court justices "shall be elected by the qualified voters of the state" and that appellate court justices "shall be elected by the qualified voters of their district."
Kelsey has been the driving force behind a move toward the compromise reflected in Haslam's comments last month.
Attorneys like former Memphis Bar Association president Gary Smith still have concerns, though.
Speaking as an individual attorney and not as a representative of the Bar, Smith told The Daily News the current shift is unnecessary and would "introduce dramatically more politics into judicial selection."
"Our system has worked great for 40 years," Smith said. "And they do stand for election, after they're appointed."
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The No. 4 ranked Coast Guard Academy softball team erupted for 29 runs while starting pitcher, Hayley Feindel, ran her streak of consecutive innings without allowing a run to 65, as the Bears downed swept host MIT, 14-0 and 15-1 in a New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) doubleheader Saturday afternoon at Briggs Field.
The Bears (31-1, 15-1 NEWMAC) jumped out to an early lead in Game One, striking for three unearned runs in the top of the first. After back-to-back Tech errors, Catherine Walker picked up two of her three RBI's with a double into the right-centerfield gap. Three straight doubles by Amanda Frederick, Holly Bastnick and Walker led to four more runs for Coast Guard in the second. Frederick would also add a solo shot in the fifth, as part of a three-for-four afternoon.
The Cardinal and Gray had a pair of chances to snap Feindel's lengthy scoreless innings streak, loading the bases in the first and putting a runner on third in the third inning. Jessica Oleinik picked up a two-out walk, followed by a single by Keri Dixon. Jenny Li reached on an error by the shortstop but Feindel got Anna Christensen to pop up to end the threat. Jessica Iacobucci led off the third with a base hit, advancing two bases on an error by the rightfielder, but Feindel escaped the jam once again with a pair of strikeouts. The junior All-American allowed just two hits in the first game while striking out 10 Tech hitters.
The Coast Guard bats picked up where they left off in Game Two, striking for eight runs in the second inning en route to the 15-1 win. The first five batters reached base and scored as 12 Bears would come to the plate in the inning. Walker drove in three more runs with a double in her second plate appearance of the stanza. A pair of home runs in the third, by Kaitlin Ward and Devin Fellman, led to three more runs for Coast Guard.
Keri Dixon plated the lone Tech run of the afternoon with a sacrifice fly in the bottom of the fourth, bringing home Iacobucci.
Fellman was 7-of-9 on the afternoon with nine RBI and four runs scored. Walker had four doubles while driving in six runs. Feindel, who leads the nation with 30 wins and 343 strikeouts, earned the win in both games, striking out 16 while allowing just two hits and one walk in eight innings of work.
The Engineers see their season come to an end at 5-20 overall but tied the program record for conference wins, finishing at 4-12 in the NEWMAC, their best ledger in league play since 2002. The Bears captured the outright NEWMAC regular season title and will look to repeat as Tournament Champions beginning on Wednesday, April 20 against an opponent to be determined.


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Daniel Craig & Hugh Jackman: A Steady Rain Premiere
Daniel Craig and Hugh Jackman attend a press conference for the Broadway premiere of A Steady Rain at The Harvard Club on Tuesday (September 29) in New York City.
A Steady Rain is a new play that tells the story of two Chicago cops who are lifelong friends and whose differing accounts of a few harrowing days change their lives forever. The play runs for 1 hour and 30 minutes, with no intermission. Click here for information about getting tickets.
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Time To Piss Off The Californians
I know this next statement is going to make many people angry with me but it's been bugging me for awhile now.
The Dallas Cowboys Training Camp should always be held in Texas. Period.
It's true that the Dallas Cowboys are America's Team. Just look at the Hard Knocks ratings. They were through the roof. It was one of the highest rated TV shows HBO has had in a while. Yet, what bothered me the most when watching Hard Knocks was that the Cowboys were in sunny California instead of the confines of the Alamodome in San Antonio. I know that it's the City of San Antonio's fault that the Cowboys are not there as well this year so I really shouldn't be whining but it bothers me a whole bunch that I was not able to travel to San Antonio this year to see the Boys in Training Camp.
Believe me when I say this as well, I wrote the Alamodome director, scheduler, San Antonio mayor and city councilmen on the dissapointment and lost revenue the City of San Antonio lost due to scheduling a church convention at the Alamodome during the proposed Cowboys Training Camp this year which cause Jerry Jones to move Training Camp to Oxnard. I was pissed and still am about that. The Dallas Cowboys belong in Texas. Not in sunny and shaky California. You all in California already have 3 NFL franchises to go look at all you want. Now, we rented you a 4th? Shame on you California for being greedy.
How about this Cali? We will send you Mickey Spagnola, dallascowboys.com beat writer, and a bucket of hot wings from Wing Stop for the next 20 years and you will let us keep the Cowboys where they belong? In Texas. Speaking of Micky Spagnola, I wrote him a nice little email on how I felt about his article on why the Cowboys should call Oxnard home forever during Training Camp. I don't think he is going to be happy or laugh about it. I will just leave it at that. Sorry if you guys outside of the State of Texas don't agree with me but many Texans do. MANY! Peace 'til next time!


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Asia Strategy Forum 29-30 August 2010 New Delhi
How rise of Asia is impacting rest of the world? How to leverage Asian Opportunity? How to develope Asia Strategy ? How to do business in India/China/Japan ? How to make Investment in Asia? How to ensure sustainable developement in Asia ? And many more questions will be answered in the forthcoming conference in New Delhi.
Asia is an exciting place and accounts for a significant and increasingly large share of the global economy, boasting three of the ten biggest economies - China, Japan and India. It is the growth center of the current world economy, with two of the fastest emerging economies, China and India. More than sixty percent of the world's population resides in Asia. There is an increasing number of Asian multinationals among the Global Fortune 500. The influence and impact of Asia in the world economy is significant.
Though on a growth trajectory, Asia is diverse and complex and faces numerous challenges. To accelerate growth and face the challenges requires substantial strategic thought, guidance and implementation; which is the primary reason for organizing this strategy forum with a focus on practice. The forum will draw best of experts from industry, government, think tanks, international organizations and academia to discuss various strategic issues in the Asian context.
The focus of the forum is on practice. It's purpose is to improve practice of strategy in an Asian context as well as to inform and enrich the participants on various strategic issues. The forum will have interactive sessions, debates, workshops, interesting academic visits / tours and networking breaks. The forum will discuss various strategic issues related to corporate strategy practices, Asian MNCs, innovations, SMEs, leadership, governance, doing business in India, doing business in China, energy and sustainability etc.
The forum is an ideal place for senior corporate executives, strategy practitioners, policy makers and researchers engaged in or are going to engage in near future with Asia. Visit the event website on Internations or Protected content for details.


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Aug. 29. 7600 block Crittenden Street. Complainants state that when they returned home they found rear window screen cut, back door open and a Dell laptop was stolen. Reported at 7 a.m.
Aug. 30. 8700 block Germantown Avenue. Complainant states that two black females entered store, stole two bottles of Jamaican rum and left store without paying. First female, thin build, dark complexion with gray sweats, carrying a brown bag. Second female, dark complexion wearing a black scarf, black shirt with gray pants, carrying a large blue bag.
Aug. 30. 8000 block Winston Road. Complainant states that between 7 p.m. on Aug. 29 and 9 a.m. on Aug. 30, an unknown person stole a blue and white Trek bicycle.
Aug. 30. Unit block W. Evergreen Avenue. Complainant states he left his Trek bike leaning against fence at 5:50 a.m. and when he returned at 6:04 his Trek bike was gone.
Aug. 31. 300 block E. Willow Grove Avenue. Complainant states that between 3 p.m. on Aug. 29 and 10 p.m. on Aug. 30, an unknown person ripped out front window screen and tried to open glass window. Entry was not made.
Aug. 31. 8300 block Ardleigh Street. Complainant states that someone took a silver Trek bicycle from this location. Reported at 5:30 p.m.
Sept. 1. 7900 Stenton Ave. Complainant states that between 7 p.m. on Aug. 31 and 7:30 a.m. on Sept. 1, an unknown person stole a 1993 Chrysler LeBaron, Pennsylvania tag EZW2287.
Sept. 2. 8000 block Ardleigh Street. Complainant states that he was at recreation center using offender's cell phone when offender punched him in head causing complainant to lose consciousness. When complainant came to the found his gray MP3 player and a blue 76ers cap stolen. Reported at 9 p.m.
Sept. 2. 8000 Winston Road. Complainant states that an unknown person entered his black 2006 Honda Civic and stole a MacBook, charger, passport and other personal items. Reported at 11:45 p.m.
Sept. 3. Stenton and Willow Grove Aves. Complainant states that while waiting for route 77 bus he put his Arnold G-w cell phone with black case on side wall and when he turned back his phone was gone. Reported at 1:17 a.m.
Summary — Ten crimes for week: one robbery, two burglaries, one stolen vehicle, five thefts and one theft from vehicle.
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Paintings and drawings by Emily Burns.
"My recent work references a variety of artistic techniques and influences from traditional oil painting and modern digital photography to the iconography of ancient Egypt , the American pin-up and nineteenth-century taxidermy. In this group of work, I seek to chronicle the relationship between the genesis of female icon objectification and its historical development. These works describe the psychological juxtaposition between the inherent urge to exploit one's own short-lived youth and the pressures of adhering to social expectation. I explore the push and pull of these two concepts, asking how they have affected the female psyche and as well as how society has actively created its own vision of the idealized female.
My source material includes a range of visual elements, attempting to portray diverse visualized vernaculars, both past and present, into single compositions. My centralizing of the female figure illustrates the tensions and conflicts between the power of their beauty and strength of their character, as well as their inevitable vulnerability. Historically, artists have exploited the tradition of realistic oil portraiture not only to create a likeness, but also to embody the essential character of the subject. My paintings reconcile traditional portraiture with the more modern idea of an active subject, depicted not solely based upon her social status, but immortalized for her beauty and appeal. Similarly, the inclusion of taxidermied trophy animal heads alludes to the vulnerability of a creature that is prized for its beauty, complicating the notion of power attributed to the anthropomorphized deities of the ancient Egyptians. Finally, the figures are foregrounded against fragmented views of digital interruption and pixilation, serving to remind one of how computerized communication has profoundly affected how we reimagine the female form."


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2007-05-30 / Columnists
Pets, Pets, Pets
Spider Man! Shrek! Designing cat costumes is easier said than done. Since every product from cereal to cheeseburgers has merchandising tie-ins with the latest box office hit, shelter cats also should cash in on Hollywood's hottest. It's kitten season so an adult needs a gimmick to stand out in the crowd. Dressing cats up as a popular character just might be the ticket into a great home.
No Edith Head, yet I've long dappled in canine couture. My Afghans, past and present, have a better wardrobe than me. Cats are a more challenging to outfit. I'm fortunate to have some seamstress pals who can visualize feline fashion. Finding willing kitty models, though, can be tricky.
For some mysterious reason, these 2 costumes have been the lucky charm for most of my "movie stars" even before their photos were published. Four weeks ago to coincide with the premiere of Spider Man 3, I planned to feature a Spider Man cat as shelter poster pet. My Cavalier had a tiny disguise left over from Halloween.
I chose a Persian at Babylon Shelter as Tobey Maguire because the breed is usually mellow. He was quite cooperative. I got some cute pictures, but the Persian was adopted within the hour by a nice lady who wanted a cat who would he gentle with her 3 year old daughter. No Spider Man cat photo for the paper- no disappointment either. The new owner called to say how great the Persian was doing.
The next week I dressed up a tabby Spider Man we then named "MJ" after the Kirsten Dunst role. This sweetheart cat had been seized by the SPCA from a home that made headlines in Feb. "MJ" was amazing. She wore the outfit, including the mask, patiently with no fuss. A few people came down to meet the celebrity but she's still available in C-4.
The second idea was to turn an orange cat into "Puss in Boots" from Shrek the Third. It became a problem finding a small Musketeer hat that would stay on a cat. When I was teaching, I imposed on my seamstress faculty friends. By the next day I had the outfit or prop I needed. Now retired, we meet for breakfast once a month. I brought up the hat at the diner last week.
Within seconds, one talented pal was folding her placemat into various shapes to simulate a felt hat. Next she assembled a better head piece out of the plate of leftover toast. Dripping butter doubles as fantastic fabric glue. When I started laughing at her, she reminded me that I once was the weird kid who wouldn't eat unless I bit my sandwich into a state. (Minnesota is the easiest. Try it.) She was right. I had shared this dental fine art with my students. We were also adept at spelling messages with curved pretzel pieces, dubbed "Bite and Learn" by one of my protégées.
Sorry about the toast tangent. Permanent magic marker, black garbage bags, spray paint- I wanted the cat's hat black with a yellow feather, exactly like the movie. But why? Newsprint is black & white. Color only matters when the column goes online. In "Michaels" I found a red satin teddy bear hat with an elastic strap and black boots, modified the hat with the proper plumes, and added some Shrek napkins plus promotional Kellogg's
and Eggo boxes as background. Voilá! The stage was set.
Only thing missingan orange cat. The "Puss in Boots" scene hinged on a Morris the Cat kitten at Babylon Shelter for the last month. When I learned he was adopted mid week, I actually said, "Damn it, not again". Then it dawned on me: Had I lost sight of what I'm trying to do for these poor creatures?
However, I also torture the staff and animals at Oyster Bay Shelter with Friday Post photo shoots. "Heckle & Jeckle", senior citizen, orange declawed brothers, abandoned in a Farmingdale apartment in March, have been waiting at the shelter for someone nicer to notice them. Dare I bother a mature cat with this child's play? You betcha'. Photogenic "Heckle" was a great sport. He kept the Shrek chapeau on the whole time and even wore the boots for a spell. Mission accomplished.
Next day I called Oyster Bay to make sure Heckle's Shrek shots arrived for Petfinder. Seems that right after I left but before my digitals arrived, a kind lady from "Mixed Breeds in Need" signed out both "Heckle & Jeckle". The brothers had been at the town shelter over 2 months…. Damn it, not again.
Movie Star Cats: Seriously, despite the timing, I'm thrilled that "Heckle" shown here (sans his boots) will be a "Mixed Breeds in Need" (561-731-9163) foster. The brothers will be adopted together. Meanwhile "MJ" the Spider Man tabby is at Babylon Shelter but will become a "Last Hope" (631-425-1884) foster soon. (I had an ulterior motive. Cat costumes attract rescue pals too).
Also appearing at Babylon Town Shelter (643-9270) Lamar St. W. Babylon: "Bandit", wearing the Shrek headband, is a 2 yr. Shepherd/Chow who looks more like a tall Shiba Inu. This pup in Cage 29 is nervous in the kennel but a doll when out. He's reported to be good with kids and cats. See more photos on Petfinder.
+Male: "Beach Boy"- lovable black Lab mix found at Oak Beach Cage 6; "Miles"- 10 yr. Cocker Spaniel Cage 31; "Noah"- Chow mix with silly ears Cage 9; "Rusty"-red Husky Cage 35.
+Female: black Chow Cage 51; "Moppet"- Beardie mix Cage 91; "Cali" #18682- tortie Mama cat shown last week- FeLV/FIV neg.
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Clinic: sponsored by Brook-haven Town Shelter and Suffolk Bd. of Health- Sat. 6/ 9 from 10 AM to 2 PM at Bald Hill Amphitheater, Farmingville- open to all Suffolk residents. Cats must be in carriers; dogs leashed- low cost distemper, lepto, Lyme boosters too. Call 286-4940.


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The Hardest Final Fantasy VII Trivia Quiz You'll Ever Take
Do you know this classic best?
Q01 How many of your playable characters can ride chocobos at the Gold Saucer?
A01 Three – Cloud, Tifa, Cid
Q02 Where are the six Turtles Paradise flyers located?
A02 1: Little boy's bedroom, in Sector 5 of Midgar. 2: Shinra HQ, 2nd floor. 3: Ghost Square of the Gold Saucer, in the lobby. 4: Cosmo Canyon, next to the weapon shop. 5: Cosmo Canyon, in the pub. 6. Wutai, Yuffie's basement.
Q03 What items must Cloud obtain in Wall Market and wear in order for Don Corneo to choose him over Tifa and Aerith?
A03 Silk Dress, Blonde Wig, Sexy Cologne, Diamond Tiara, Make-up
Q04 What is the fewest amount of wild chocobos you must catch in order to breed a Gold Chocobo?
A04 Three – Two good or great, and one wonderful
Q05 How many Enemy Skill materia can be obtained throughout the game?
A05 Four
Q06 What is the total amount of Enemy Skills that can be learned?
Q07 What other video games are included in the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII?
A07 Before Crisis, Dirge of Cerberus, Crisis Core
Q08 What is the combination to the safe in Shinra Mansion, which holds the Basement Key and Odin materia?
A08 Right 36, Left 10, Right 59, Right 97
Q09 Which character's ultimate weapon can be found on disc 1, but not obtained until disc 2?
A09 Cait Sith. The HP Shout is in a gym locker in Shinra HQ, but you cannot pick it up until the Return to Midgar arc near the end of disc 2.
Q10 What is the name of Tifa's childhood friend who appears intermittently throughout the game?
A10 Johnny. He can be seen in Sector 7, outside the Honey Bee Inn, and at Costa Del Sol.
Q11 How many times can you fight Reno and Rude together throughout the game?
A11 Three times: Gongaga, Sunken Gelnika, and Midgar Underground.
Q12 When a character's HP reaches exactly 7777, they go into a flurry of how many consecutive strikes?
A12 64. Each hit deals 7777 damage, for a total of 497,728 damage.
Q13 During the game's first-print run upon launch, what word on the back of the box has a misprint?
A13 Masterpiece. The 'i' is floating above the 'er'.
Q14 There are 6 different monsters in Final Fantasy VII that can be morphed into the 6 different sources used to manually boost your stats. All 6 can be found in the same place. Where?
A14 The Sunken Gelnika. The monsters are Bad Rap, Poodler, Serpent, Unknown, Unknown 2, and Unknown 3.
Q15 What Enemy Skill is necessary to obtain the Chocobuckle Enemy Skill?
A15 Level 4 Suicide – This can be obtained from Mu enemies around the Chocobo Farm.
Q16 Who was the publisher for Final Fantasy VII's initial North American PC release in 1998?
A16 Eidos Interactive – Eidos later became a part of the SquareEnix in 2009, when the main office was merged into Square Enix Europe.
Q17 Which playable character is the tallest?
A17 Barret Wallace. At 6'4", Barret is a full foot taller than Tifa, and even beats Sephiroth's 6'1".
Q18 The Master Summon and Master Magic materia require mastery of all materia in those categories to unlock, but the Master Command materia does not. How many of the 13 Command materia must be mastered to unlock the Master Command materia?
A18 Seven – Deathblow, Manipulate, Sense, Steal, Throw, Mime, and Morph. W-Item, W-Magic, W-Summon, Slash-All, Double Cut, and Enemy Skill are not required to obtain the Master Command materia.
Q19 Jenova speaks one line in the entire game, and in the original release this one line contains a typo. What is the typo?
A19 Beacause. The full line is, "Beacause Cloud… You are a puppet."
Q20 What invaluable item can be obtained by morphing a Master Tonberry?
A20 Ribbon accessory. Ribbons can also be found in the Temple of the Ancients and Gaea's Cliff.
20 Points – Sephiroth: "Anyone with this knowledge can freely use the powers of the land and the Planet."
14-19 Points – Tifa Lockhart: "Together… we can do anything. We've worked this hard already."
7-13 Points – Barret Wallace: "I've been here since the beginning and I still don't know what the hell's goin' on."
1-6 Points – Heidegger: "I'm ashamed of myself."
0 Points – Cid Highwind: "You're stupid. You're really $#&^%$* stupid."


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In 1969, President of Carnegie Institute James M. Walton spoke with one of Pittsburgh's most prominent businessmen, Henry L. Hillman, about the early stages of a capital campaign fund. Their discussion centered on the steps to be taken to upgrade the existing exhibits and the program areas where new exhibits could be introduced to enhance Carnegie Museum of Natural History.
Mr. Hillman, a trustee of the museum, is a lifelong Pittsburgher. He earned a degree in geology from Princeton, and at the time of his discussion with Walton was serving as the executive officer in the family business started by his father. He recalls that he had gone to see a commercial display of minerals that was presented at a Pittsburgh department store. He was impressed by the number of people who were attracted to and fascinated by the mineral specimens. With this experience in mind he expressed to Walton an interest in supporting a new mineral exhibit designed to present "minerals in the manner of sculpture and shown for their beauty as well as physical properties and economic uses."
For the next decade, the generosity of Henry L. Hillman and The Hillman Foundation, Inc. made it possible for Carnegie Museum of Natural History to acquire exhibit-quality specimens for the new hall. Delbert Oswald, working in the mineral section at that time, became Associate Curator and devoted full attention to enhancing the mineral exhibit collection and developing the hall. In the early 1970s, during the first few years of this effort, the noted mineralogist Dr. Frederick H. Pough was retained as a consultant to assist Oswald.
GoldThe mineral section of the museum became increasingly active and gradually took on a new autonomy within the museum. Not only did The Hillman Foundation provide funds through a capital fund grant for the renovation of space allocated to the new mineral hall, it also provided funds for a specimen acquisition program. A masterpiece pegmatite assemblage from the Little Three mine in California and a 70-gram platinum nugget from the Soviet Union were purchased at this time, as was what is very likely the world's largest single crystal of rutile, a 24-pound mirror-faced specimen from Graves Mountain, Georgia.
Supported by The Hillman Foundation, the museum acquired a 19-piece gold collection from the Harvard Mineralogical Museum and the Dr. Frederick H. Pough gem collection of nearly 800 specimens. The Pough Gem Collection represents over thirty years of personal selection and is 50% comprised of rare and highly unusual gem species. Many of the gems currently on display in Wertz Gallery of Hillman Hall are from the Pough Collection.
Aquamarine and Diamond broochAlong with the increase in purchased accessions, the mineral section witnessed an increase in donor interest, which brought in many new specimens suitable for exhibition in the mineral and gem hall. The J. Allen Thiel and J. P. Gills Rough and Cut gem collections were donated, as were the collection's finest Brazilian aquamarine crystal and its finest bejeweled aquamarine and diamond brooch.
After eleven years of specimen acquisition, planning, and construction, Hillman Hall of Minerals & Gems opened in September of 1980. The concept of presenting mineral specimens as sculptures was adhered to, and the beautifully designed exhibit hall provides a basic understanding and appreciation of minerals—scientifically, educationally, and aesthetically.
Oswald retired from the museum shortly thereafter, and for several years the mineral section and its exhibit hall were directly under the auspices of Mary R. Dawson, PhD, Vertebrate Paleontologist and Chief Curator of Earth Sciences. In 1982 geologist Richard A. Souza was hired to oversee the mineral section's exhibition and education programs and the management of some 23,000 specimens. During the eight years that followed, Collection Manager Souza worked closely with Ronald W. Wertz, President of The Hillman Foundation, to develop one of the most active and successful specimen acquisition programs of any major natural history museum in North America. The goal was to acquire some of the world's finest specimens in a variety of species while also filling in species and locality voids and significantly upgrading the other species on exhibit.
Carnegie Mineralogical Award In 1987 The Hillman Foundation worked with Carnegie Museum of Natural History to establish The Carnegie Mineralogical Award. This national award is given annually at the Tucson Gem and Mineral Show to an honored recipient in recognition of outstanding contributions that have promoted mineralogical preservation, conservation, and education—the ideals embodied in the Carnegie's Hillman Hall of Minerals & Gems.
Numerous grants vitalized the mineral section's programs. In 1988 Carnegie Institute President Robert C. Wilburn and the Trustees launched the Second Century Fund campaign with a goal of $125 million. As part of its contribution to this fund, The Hillman Foundation established an endowment for Hillman Hall of Minerals & Gems to provide for continuing improvement of and operating support for the mineral program. This contribution also provided funding for a mineral conservation and preservation laboratory and a permanent curatorial position.


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Dayton Taps Lillehaug for Minnesota High Court
ST. PAUL (AP) - Gov. Mark Dayton has appointed former U.S. Attorney David Lillehaug to the Minnesota Supreme Court.
Dayton announced his pick Tuesday. Lillehaug, of Minneapolis, has been working as a private attorney for the last decade and has longstanding ties to the Minnesota DFL.
He was Dayton's attorney during the governor's race recount in 2010 and also worked for U.S. Sen. Al Franken during his 2008 election recount. The South Dakota native and Harvard Law grad served as Minnesota's U.S. attorney under President Bill Clinton from 1994 to 1998.
Dayton says Lillehaug has one of the most brilliant minds he's ever encountered.
Lillehaug is replacing Justice Paul Anderson, who will reach the court's mandatory retirement age of 70 in May. Lillehaug is 58.


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