The morning rush hour was beginning on Woodlawn Drive yesterday as sisters Karen Fields and Kim Linair Dorsey waited for a bus with their six children, who laughed and playfully jostled each other.
"They were all singing the same song, a little children's song and everybody had a part," said Vicki Stuart, a 35-year-old nursing assistant who was waiting for the same bus when a 1988 red Mazda MX6 careened toward them.
"The car was going very fast. It hit me first," she said. "Then he proceeded to hit everybody else. They just went flying in the air.
"You could hear screams and then it was quiet. A boy fell down on my leg. I felt his hand to see if he had a pulse, and I didn't feel nothing."
When the car stopped on the grassy roadside, five people lay dead: Mrs. Dorsey, 25; her two children, Keisha, 7, and Channel, 3; and two of Ms. Fields' children, Darian Hough, 8, and Jasmine Little, 4. Mrs. Dorsey's stepson, Charles Edgar Dorsey V, 8, was in critical condition last night at Johns Hopkins Children's Center with a broken leg and a punctured lung.
Ms. Stuart was treated at Sinai Hospital for a leg injury and released.
Ms. Fields was not injured.
In the aftermath, after the wailing of sirens died down, an eerie stillness hung over the lawn on the side of the Social Security Administration complex.
Veteran police officers and rescue workers, along with onlookers, gazed in horror at the five white sheets, one for each victim, that dotted the green, near tire tracks made by the Mazda's path. A child's white tennis shoe lay alone in the street.
Witnesses told police that the Mazda had been weaving through traffic and might have been speeding. Police said they believe the driver, Raymond Charles Haney, 32, was late on his way to work at the Cherrywood Manor Nursing Home in Reisterstown, where he was due in at 7 a.m.
Mr. Haney passed a field sobriety test, police said. He was taken to the Baltimore County police Woodlawn precinct station, where he was read his rights, said Lt. John P. Trentzsch, precinct shift commander. Mr. Haney took a Breathalyzer test, which registered a blood alcohol level of zero.
Lieutenant Trentzsch said Mr. Haney made a statement to police at the precinct. "He's claiming that a car cut him off which caused him to swerve off the road and onto the sidewalk," the lieutenant said. After being read his rights, Mr. Haney refused to say anything else.
Police said Mr. Haney told them he was cut off by another car. The other driver provided a different version of the morning's events when interviewed, they said.
John LaVeck, a 21-year-old Catonsville resident, said shortly after the accident that he was driving north on Woodlawn Drive in the left lane at about 30 mph when a car tried to pass him and "violently" rear-ended his car.
"I didn't see the driver," Mr. LaVeck, who makes parts for race cars, said in an interview. "I just saw a red streak go by and mow down [the] kids. . . . It seemed like children were flying next to my window. I came back, and there were broken Walkmen, bodies and shoes."
He said he was close enough to see the children's faces and described their expressions as normal-looking and not shocked.
Mr. Haney, who was not injured in the crash, was not charged yesterday and was allowed to leave the police station at 12:15 p.m. In tears, he pushed through a throng of reporters with his arm covering his face and left accompanied by his girlfriend.
"I was going to work," he said in response to a reporter's question at a nearby convenience store. Asked whether it had been just a tragic accident, he replied, "That's all it was."
Baltimore County State's Attorney Sandra A. O'Connor said her office routinely reviews all automobile-related deaths before any traffic charges are filed and will review this case to determine whether vehicular manslaughter or other charges will be sought against Mr. Haney.
The intent, she said, is to avoid a situation in which someone pays a fine to resolve a minor traffic charge and, invoking the constitutional protection against being tried twice for the same crime, argues that more serious, related charges cannot be brought later.
Yesterday morning started for Ms. Fields and Mrs. Dorsey with the daily routine of getting up, having breakfast and getting the children ready for their baby sitter, a great-aunt who lives in East Baltimore.
They left their Woodlawn apartment complex and walked to the bus stop, where they planned to catch the bus to the Rogers Avenue Metro station and ride toward Johns Hopkins Hospital, where Ms. Fields does clerical work in an oncology department and Mrs. Dorsey worked in patient accounting.
Belma Golden, 38, saw the children having fun while waiting for the bus. They were playing on the grass, and one mother held a child by the hand.
"They was just happy," said Mrs. Golden, who lives in Woodlawn and was taking her husband to his job nearby. "Look at that little girl," she recalled her husband saying. "They're probably going to camp somewhere."
At 6:50 a.m., the daily routine was shattered.
"Karen Fields remembers all of the family huddled together with a purpose of staying away from the curb," said Bryan H. Potts, a Baltimore attorney representing the families of the two sisters. "She turned around and saw a flash of red."
The Mazda came careening toward them, jumped the curb and sheared off the bus stop sign. Ms. Fields was able to grab one of her children and jump out of the way. The car struck Ms. Stuart first, then hit Mrs. Dorsey and four of the children, knocking them out of their shoes and sending their bodies flying.
The first body crumpled 60 feet from the bus stop. The second lay 20 feet beyond. The farthest lay nearly 300 feet from where the carnage began. The car came to rest on the grass by the side of the road with three flat tires.
Traffic investigation and accident reconstruction teams from Baltimore County and the Maryland State Police took over, taking measurements of every facet of the accident scene. They will feed the information into a state-owned computer drafting system, which will draw a detailed depiction of the scene.
The computer will enable investigators to determine how fast the Mazda was traveling, said Lt. Minda Foxwell, commander of the county's Western Traffic Unit.
"We're pulling out all the stops," Lieutenant Foxwell said. "It's going to be a monthlong investigation, I can guarantee you."
Hours after the crash, Charles Dorsey IV, Mrs. Dorsey's husband and father of two of the dead children, described getting the news when he was awakened by a call.
"They said my family has been hit down the street. I don't know how it happened. I don't know how he hit [them]," said Mr. Dorsey, 28, an assistant chef at a hotel, who was shaking and sobbing as he spoke. "I just want to know why."
Ms. Fields was in seclusion and grieving yesterday, Mr. Potts said.
Her stepfather, Obie Green, described his family's shock. Last week, he said, the family gathered for a joyous reunion at his Harford County home -- the last time they were all together.
"It's been very hectic and depressing," said Mr. Green, 45, a supervisor for Bell Atlantic. "They were beautiful kids, full of life, and they were snapped away at this early age.
"It's not something we can prepare for, and we have to take it day by day. This is the kind of day I never want to see again."
At the scene yesterday evening, cars parked alongside Woodlawn Drive to allow passengers to lay bouquets of roses, carnations and other flowers on the ground where the children died.
A stuffed white teddy bear and a straw angel were sitting under a tree. One man got out, put flowers on the ground and knelt to pray. One flower arrangement, sent by the Social Security Administration, was signed, "A mother and employee."


Why choose just one when you can have all four!?
We don't have to choose just one!?
All these years later and picking a partner Pokémon hasn't gotten much easier. You can only pick one, and you feel bad for leaving the remaining ones behind. Your Pokémon adventure together could have been so special; so magical. Well now you can pick all your original favorites at once. Just instead of a wondrous adventure to be the very best, the best there ever was, it's more of an adventure to try and get motivated to actually put on pants. Because some days are more difficult than others.
The Pokémon Cereal Bowl Set comes complete with each of the original partner Pokémon so you don't have to make that painful decision of which one stays and which ones go. All bowls are 100% polypropylene and are dishwasher and microwave safe. Each bowl can hold up to 18 ounces with some extra breathing room to help prevent spillage, because what kind of Pokémon Trainer begins the day by spilling tasty cereal?
Four bowls, one for each of your original favorites - Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle, and, of course, Pikachu!


*NEW!* Farm Nursery Songs. This book about farming is written in song, Sung to popular tunes so you can sing along! Peters, Jessica-PA Dairy Farmer, 2018.
Milk: From Cow to Carton. Learn how milk travels from cow to farmer to container. Aliki. HarperTrophy, 1992.
Animals on the Farm. Learn the sights and sounds of typical farm animals by reading this simple text accompanied by colorful photographs. Barraclough, Sue. Raintree, 2006.
From Milk to Cheese. Follow the journey of cheese, from the milk of a cow to a factory for processing. Basel, Roberta. Capstone Press, 2006.
Cows. Discover interesting facts, like how cows are used around the world, through colorful photographs and simple text. Bell, Rachael. Heinemann Library, 2001.
Vacas. This book, with Spanish text, shows the raising and caring of cattle. Brady, Peter. Bridgestone Books, 1999.
Ice Cream for You. In this early reader, learn where milk comes from and how it turns into ice cream. Chan, Harley. National Geographic, 2001.
Let's Make Butter. Learn where butter comes from and how it is made in this emerging reader with colorful photographs. Christian, Eleanor and Lyzz Roth-Singer. Capstone Press, 2000.
Farmer McPeepers and His Missing Milk Cows. Farmer McPeeper cannot find his milk cows so he tours the town in a wacky adventure. Duffield, Katy. Rising Moon, 2003.
Louis Pasteur and Pasteurization. Formatted like a graphic novel, this book tells the story of Louis Pasteur's invention of the pasteurization process and the effects of this invention on the spread of disease through food. Fandel, Jennifer. Capstone Press, 2007.
Thanks to Cows. This Beginning Reader book shows how milk is made, beginning with a cow giving milk, to teach readers about introductory science. Fowler, Allan. Children's Press, 1992.
The Milk Makers. Text and pictures explain how cows produce milk and how it is processed before being delivered to stores. Gibbons, Gail. Aladdin, 1987.
I Want to be a Dairy Farmer. In this beginning independent reader book, a boy named Andy teaches his friends and the readers about his family farm and his cows. Greene, Carla. Children's Press, 1957.
Cows and Their Calves. This nonfiction primary reader shows how calves are raised to become mature adults. Hall, Margaret. Capstone Press, 2003.
Counting Cows. A whimsical counting book features cows and cow terminology. Jackson, Woody. Red Wagon Books, 1999.
Hooray for Dairy Farming. Learn about the many aspects of the dairy industry through color photographs and simple text. Kalman, Bobbie. Crabtree Publishing Company, 1997.
From Milk to Ice Cream. Follow along as cows are milked, the milk is taken to the dairy and made into ice cream. Keller, Kristin Thoennes. Capstone Press, 2005.
From Cow to Ice Cream. Through colorful photographs and simple text, take a journey and discover how ice cream is made. Knight, Bertram T. Children's Press, 1997.
Dairy Plant. Take a field trip to a dairy plant and learn how milk is processed into butter, cheese and ice cream. Leeper, Angela. Heinemann Library, 2004.
What a Wonderful Day to be a Cow. Every month of the year, the animals on the farm enjoy their way of life. Describes seasons of the year on a farm. Lesser, Carolyn. Alfred A. Knopf, 1995.
What's for Lunch? Milk. This book reveals how milk is produced and the many products made from it. Llewellyn, Claire and Helaine Cohen. Franklin Watts, 2003.
Who Grows Up on the Farm? A Book About Farm Animals and Their Offspring. Full-color illustrations and fact-filled text discuss the various kinds of babies that grow up on a farm. Includes factual charts and tables. Longenecker, Theresa. Picture Window Books, 2002.
I Want to Be a Veterinarian. Photos and facts describe different kinds of vets, how veterinary science began, and where it is headed. Also shows how to begin exploring the career. Maze, Stephanie. Harcourt, 1999.
Out and About at the Dairy Farm. This picture book gives factual information about milk production. Murphy, Andy. Picture Window Books, 2002.
Cow. A lighthearted, nonfiction book on cows, breeds and milk production. Older, Jules. Charlesbridge, 1998.
Ice Cream: Including Great Moments in Ice Cream History. Learn about one of America's favorite desserts through fun historical facts. Older, Jules. Charlesbridge, 2002.
What Happens at a Dairy Farm? Weekly Reader's first-grade pal, Buddy Bear, guides a behind-the-scenes tour of a dairy farm. This book uses vivid, full-color photography and first-hand expert information to show young readers the kinds of work farmers do. Pohl, Kathleen. Gareth Stevens, 2006.
Your World: Let's Visit the Dairy. When they visit a dairy and a dairy farm, four children learn how the many dairy products they use are packaged and prepared for delivery. Pope, Billy N. Taylor Pub. Co., 1971.
A Field Guide to Cows. Describes the 52 breeds of cattle in a format that assists in their identification. Pukite, John. Penguin Books, 1998.
The Amazing Milk Book. Describes the content of milk, where it comes from, its various uses and how it gets from the cow to carton. Ross, Catherine, Susan Wallace and Linda Hendry. Addison-Wesley, 1991.
Cows on the Farm. Learn, through photographs and primary text, how farmers raise cows. Schuh, Mari C. Capstone Press, 2001.
Farming & Food. Take a trip into the past to discover the world of the Ancient Egyptians in regards to their food sources and farming methods. Shuter, Jane. Heinemann Library, 1999.
A Farm of Her Own. When Emma was 10, she went to spend the summer with Aunt Ada and Uncle Will at Sunnyside Farm, opening a whole new world to her. She milked cows, gathered eggs and appreciated her relatives who lived there. Warnock, Natalie Kinsey. Dutton Children's Books, 2001.
Life on a Dairy Farm. Robert helps his family raise dairy cows and explains the activities involved in feeding, cleaning and milking hundreds of cows every day. Wolfgang, Judy and David Lorenzo Winston. Lerner Publishing Group, 2004.
Ancient Agriculture. Explains in simple terms how the story of agriculture is also the story of civilization. Also describes how ancient cultures left a rich legacy of agricultural knowledge and technology. Woods, Michael and Mary B. Woods. Runestone Press, 2000.


Fun for your and old can be had with a visit to take in Altar Boyz, a dynamic and refreshing 90 minute musical comedy from the Arts Club Theatre. Perfect for any time of year this show boasts five talented young men with a passion for music and religion.
Give me that old time religion is at the core of this Bill Millerd directed show. Here the tenets of Christian living are turned on their ears as these bible thumping characters create havoc on a whole host of religious issues. Names taken from the Bible come in handy when Mathew, Luke, Mark, Juan and Abraham do their best to convert the unwashed.
Smart dialogue, crisp delivery and snappy lively songs make Altar Boyz memorable entertainment. Even the audience gets caught up in the act as the odd spectator gets tossed up stage to undergo a serenade of sorts by one of these pleasant lads.
At the core of this story is humanity and warmth, all wrapped up in some crazy mutterings about religious rites and practices that will surely leave you laughing in the aisles.


It's been one year since Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Shelby County opened their doors in Pelham. In honor of the hospital's one-year anniversary, Bham Now took a behind the scenes tour to get the inside scoop on what goes on day-to-day. Find out what makes the hospital stand out and and who's behind the exceptional care. *Caution: extremely heartwarming photos ahead.
Is your backyard ready for warmer weather? Here are six ways to prepare your outdoor space for summer entertaining.
Spring has sprung, y'all! What's your backyard situation looking like after that rainy, cold winter? If it's anything like mine, it needs a little attention…ok, a LOT of attention. Here are six ways to spruce up your Birmingham backyard just in time for warmer weather!
Within the new UAB Sustainability Strategic Plan, released in late 2018, one of the most ambitious goals was in the area of waste.
Plans are in the works to transform Bessemer's former city hall space into a mixed-use development, bringing new housing units and retail space downtown. This is great news and a huge step in revitalizing the downtown Bessemer area! Here's why.
Bassmaster Classic held at the BJCC in 2014. Photo from B.A.S.S.
The Super Bowl of bass fishing is coming back to Birmingham in 2020 for its Golden Anniversary.
The Flying Biscuit Café is headed to 'ham! The Atlanta based breakfast and southern food chain will open in the Shops at the Colonnade on Hwy. 280 this summer. Here's what you need to know about Birmingham's newest breakfast joint.
In the market for a new car, but have no time to go to a dealership to find one? I have the 411 on a really handy service that is easy to use, stress-free and will also save you hours at a dealership—the Fast Lane Purchase tool by Driver's Way. Here's a step-by-step guide on how and why you should use it during your next car purchase.
Mother's Day is Sunday, May 12. Do you have the perfect gift yet? Find something mom will love from these local Etsy shops in Birmingham.
Spring cleaning is something I look forward to all year. I just love the feeling of cleaning out and cleaning up my space—that includes my cosmetics. Here are 4 ways to spring clean your beauty routine and make sure your products are eco-friendly just in time for Earth Day! Plus one must-try Birmingham based soap and skincare brand.
Last week, while visiting Bessemer, Alabama, I made the newest pilgrimage for an Alabama Football fan. I visited the Nick Saban Booth at The Bright Star.


Hey there friends. There is no doubting it that we live in a digital world. Phone alarms go off to remind us of birthdays, Email reminders of conference calls and meetings, banking alerts to remind us that we're running low on cash. In a fast paced world where we are constantly moving and working, how can you, the exciting yet surprisingly single, person find amore? It's no surprise that many of us find love in the work place. I did. We spend so much time there and we just don't find the time to go out and mingle. I was fortunate enough to find the woman of my dreams just feet away from my work desk. For those of us that are not as fortunate, what are we to do? In comes True.com to save the day.
"But is online dating really for me?" You'll never know unless you try and why pay for using other services when signing up with True.com is absolutely free. Sign up, answer a few questions to determine what makes you tick, search for free , and before you know it, you'll be knocking on the door of a wonderful person that shares many of the traits that you have.
"But is it safe?" True.com is here for the people. They are not here for a quick buck, they are here to help find you love. To prove it, they do their best to crack down on criminals. They make it extremely clear that criminals will be prosecuted and married folk representing themselves as single will be charged with fraud. Rest assured that you will be knocking on the door of someone that is looking for love.
Check it out, single friends. There is nothing to lose and only love to gain. Later!


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Marine Benefit's Stage 5 theme. It's very dance-like, and it's rather appropriate, considering Megumi's spells are dances themselves.
Marine Benefit is owned by Primary-Color Space (formerly nekofla).
This works on an aquatic or oriental stage hack.
Marine Benefit's Stage 6 theme. I like the dripping water sounds. They're oddly calming.
Best for a LoZ: OoT Water Temple stage hack.
Iesua Nazarenus's theme. It's one of my favorite songs from any given fanwork in the Touhou franchise. The organ was used very well in this piece. Then again, it's Wanwan, so I wouldn't have expected anything less.
The music from The Last Comer was composed by Wanwan.
Use this for a song that plays in Final Destination.
Note: The file is large! Make sure you've made adequate space on your SD card before adding!
Stage 6 theme from The Last Comer. I like how the organs are used here, as they are in whichever other themes they appear.
The music of The Last Comer was composed by Wanwan.
Try this for the Save Point music.
This is the stage 2 theme from Fairy Wars, remixed for Oriental Sacred Place Volume 2. I like this one more since it does a better job of creating tension.
Touhou belongs to Team Shanghai Alice.
Try this in a night, forest, or city hack.
Stage 3 theme from Fairy Wars, remixed for Oriental Sacred Place Volume 2. The background sounds are a little louder here than in the original version from Fairy Wars.
Try this on a night or forest hack.
The final boss theme from Fairy Wars, remixed for Oriental Sacred Place Volume 2. I know there's a subtle change with the melody in the middle. I think it had something to do with the recorder instrument.
Try this on a night stage hack.
I like this version of this song. It's calm, pretty, and great for rainy days inside with a good book or manga. Especially manga. Even though the song is labeled as Chinese in style by ZUN himself.
I don't own the song, the original or their sources.
I think it works best with Smashville or Sakuraville.
My arrangement of Shuusou Gyoku's title theme. I really like the electric piano I used here and the way the drum riff sounds with PoFV drum sounds. I was so happy that Format Factory's crappy amplification system actually worked out for this song.
I don't own the original song or its source. I do own this arrangement, though.
This should be used for a title theme.
It takes some getting used to, but it's very catchy! PC-98 title themes were more interesting than the Windows title themes in that they were all different from each other, which helped establish the mood of each game better.
I don't own the song or its source.
Try it on any title theme in the game.
Stage 5 theme of SoEW.
It's odd how this game is the only one with 5 regular stages, as opposed to the current standard 6. I wish there could've been a sixth stage.
I have this on "Step: Subspace 2". In addition, I have Complete Darkness on "Giga Bowser (Melee)" to complement it.
This song is quite haunting, and I think it's one of the best songs in the album second to Phantasm Machine. I also see danmaq's thinking behind arranging this to make it CtC's title theme.
I don't own any games or songs referenced in these comments.
Try it on a title theme. I don't know which one would work best, though.
If you have a hardware MIDI module, you'd be able to listen to this version of Complete Darkness in-game. I like the updated instrumentation, but I wish the tempo changes in this version were more true to the original.
I don't own this song, the original, or their source.
Try over "Giga Bowser (Melee)".
Remix of Mokou's theme. It sounds so much better than the original. The lowered pitch of the piano at the beginning and decreased treble in general makes this remix much easier to listen to.
I don't own this song, the original, or their sources.
This one is a toss-up. See where it fits best yourself.
Reimu Hakurei's theme from PoFV.
It's very soothing when you listen to it, like the ocean on a clear day.
I don't own this song or its source.
Remix of the Stage 3 theme from TD. I think this version is more mysterious than the original and a little sadder in mood too. The koto in the background adds a nice Japanese effect.
I have this over "Step: The Cave".
Custom looped to loop like the original.
Remix of Erich's theme from Shuusou Gyoku. Creepy, but the album is titled "Ghostly Field Club". This song makes me think of a reincarnation ritual from an archaic time for some reason.
I don't own this song, the original, or the sources from which they came.
Try it with Luigi's Mansion for a creepy effect or Temple for an ancient effect.
This song is bolder compared to the others in this album. It showcases the adventurous spirits of Merry and Renko perfectly. After all, they explore mysterious worlds that nobody else in their world can access.
I currently have this one set to Subspace (Step 3).
This is probably the scariest song on the album. However, it's not the surprising kind of scary. It's more of a creepy kind of scary because of its strange sound effects and spooky accents with the tremolo of the strings. Listen to it in the dark while watching a scary movie.
Luigi's Mansion works best with this theme.
I like this version more than the original, even if the pitch was lowered slightly. In this case, the pitch change from the original F minor to E♭ minor helped the song by making it calmer and more like an end, whereas the original sounds more active and mysterious like a cliffhanger.
I don't own this song, the original, or either of their sources.
I have this over the Credits theme from Subspace Emissary.
This was originally the Stage 6 theme of Imperishable Night. In Changeability of Strange Dream, ZUN lowered the pitch of the song from E minor to D minor, which drove me nuts. Therefore, I made two versions. One is the unchanged version as heard in Changeability of Strange Dream. The other is the same song as the previous one, but raised to E minor (the pitch of the original song from Imperishable Night) using Audacity.
As usual, I own nothing.
Night stages. Use either of these versions on them.
IMPORTANT!! DO NOT SKIP OVER THIS, PLEASE!
For all of my custom looped songs, I'll have previews on my Minus account, which actually lets you listen to the previews without needing to download the actual files themselves. That is all.
This is Mima's theme from PoDD remixed in Dolls in Pseudo Paradise. It's a great song, but the I didn't like the pitch. So, I made two different files. One is the original remix (which is in A minor). The other is the same song raised to B♭ minor (using Audacity), which I think makes it more dramatic than the original. The original sounds too sad to be dramatic in my opinion.
Rainy stages will fit well with either version.
Custom looped, but sounds natural to me.
My arrangement of the theme of Yumeko, the first blade-wielding ninja maid of the Touhou franchise! To be honest, I don't know why some people say Sakuya is a rip-off of her, because Yumeko can't freeze time.
As usual, I don't own the original song or the source of the song.
Try this on a scary stage.
I don't own this song, the original, or the sources of either of them.
Try this on a song in Luigi's Mansion.
Custom loop used. Best exemplified in preview.
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Glendale non-profit helps autistic adults find their creative outlets
By FOX 10 Web Staff
GLENDALE, Ariz. (FOX 10) - Creativity is in the air in Glendale where a non-profit is creating stars to not only spread kindness, but a very special awareness.
"Once Upon a Star" is an organization that helps autistic adults use their creativity in art, music, and dance. Organizers say it's a way to help autistic adults in every spectrum feel involved in their community.
"April is Autism Awareness Month, so it's really important that we get the word out of what our population is doing out there," said program director Susan Sorgen-Jones. "There's very talented artists, musicians, and dancers who have a lot to offer. Lots of young entrepreneurs on the spectrum will have tables as well."
Once Upon a Star will be having their very own fundraiser on Sunday, April 28 at Desert Rose Pizza and Gastropub where there will be special prizes and a surprise choir from England.

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William J. Stowe
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William has extensive litigation experience in addition to substantial transactional, regulatory, and compliance experience.
William has represented clients in numerous complex commercial litigation matters. William has secured defense judgments in cases representing over $15 million in amounts in controversy collectively and defended or prosecuted government contract procurement matters involving contracts worth more than $100 million collectively. William has successfully argued at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in addition to trial courts across the country. William has litigated contract disputes, business torts, employment cases, product liability cases, finance cases, personal injury cases, oil and gas cases, construction and real estate cases, media cases, healthcare cases, and government procurement matters. William has handled all stages of litigation – from discovery through trial and appeal.
Commercial Transactions, Regulatory and Compliance
William has negotiated and drafted a variety of commercial contracts, ranging from contracts governed by the UCC to real estate contracts, supplier/distributor contracts, and finance contracts. William has also advised businesses on export compliance measures (e.g., ITAR, EAR), employment policies, and employment disputes. William has extensive knowledge of numerous regulations affecting businesses, ranging from energy regulations (e.g., FERC, P.U.C. rules) to healthcare regulations (e.g., CMS regulations, hospital-licensing regulations, HIPAA), to data-security regulations, to lending regulations (e.g., TILA, Regulation Z, FCRA). His extensive knowledge of state and federal regulations affecting businesses makes him a valuable asset to any client. In addition to his experience with commercial transactions and in advising on regulatory and compliance matters, William also advises on matters of corporate governance and business entity formation with a focus on avoiding litigation.
William also has extensive experience in representing clients in matters involving healthcare providers, managed care companies, and commercial insurers relating to reimbursement, network contracts, and general insurance disputes. William has experience with the Texas Prompt Pay Act, HIPAA, and ERISA and has represented clients in disputes involving Medicare reimbursement, hospital licensing, and insurance. William also provides advice regarding state and federal regulations impacting healthcare providers and has extensive knowledge of federal and Texas anti-kickback statutes. William understands the issues facing insurers and healthcare providers, and seeks to provide efficient, business-oriented solutions, while ensuring compliance with all laws and regulations.
Government Contracts and Procurement
William has also successfully represented clients in a wide range of government contracting and procurement matters at every level – federal, state, and local. At the federal level, he has assisted clients in navigating the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FARs), Defense Federal Acquisition Regulations (DFARs), and a wide range of federal statutes and regulations impacting government contracting and procurement (e.g., Truthful Cost or Pricing Data Act, False Claims Act, etc.). Additionally, he has assisted clients with bid protests at the federal level and with SBA size classification matters.
At the state and local government level, William has assisted clients in navigating government contracting and procurement matters across the country and at all phases of a government contract – from bid solicitation to contract negotiation to contract performance issues. William has prosecuted or defended bid protest actions in nearly a dozen states, involving hundreds of millions of dollars collectively.
William provides advice and assistance at all stages of the government contracting and procurement process, including the initial bid-submission process, administrative proceedings, litigation of contract awards, post-award administrative matters, and contract performance issues. Additionally, William has experience with statutes providing for open government, including (among others) the federal Freedom of Information Act and the Texas Public Information Act. William has fought on both sides of the open records issue – seeking to acquire information under open records laws and seeking to keep sensitive client information from being acquired, mostly from competitors.
Awards, Bar, and Community
William was selected by Super Lawyers for its "Rising Star" list in Texas in 2019, 2020, and 2021. This list recognizes only 2.5% or less of eligible attorneys in each state. William was also elected a Fellow of the prestigious Texas Bar Foundation, which restricts annual invitations to the top 1/3 of 1% of all Texas attorneys. While in law school, William served on the senior editorial board of Virginia Tax Review and interned in the office of the Honorable Lynn N. Hughes in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas. William also interned for the United States Attorney's Office for the Western District of North Carolina and clerked for Jackson Walker. While in college, William was a member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars, Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society, Lambda Sigma National Honor Society, and Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Society. He serves on the Houston Bar Association's Law and Media Committee. William is a member of the Bar Association of the Fifth Federal Circuit and the Houston Bar Foundation. William has published numerous law review articles. He is an Eagle Scout.
B.S., summa cum laude, Texas A&M University
J.D., University of Virginia School of Law
United States District Court for the Eastern and Southern Districts of Texas
Areas of Focus	Practice Experience	Recognition & Accolades	Community Involvement	Client Results
Successfully litigating claims in a variety of multimillion-dollar cases.
Successfully negotiating and drafting a variety of commercial contracts.
Advising businesses on numerous regulatory and compliance matters.
Successfully representing clients in bid protest actions relating to government contracts. William has prosecuted or defended bid protest actions at the federal level and in nearly a dozen states, including Alabama, Arizona, Louisiana, Maryland, Nebraska, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Tennessee, and Texas.
"Texas Rising Star," Super Lawyers – Rising Stars by Thomson Reuters, 2019-2021
Texas Bar Foundation, Fellow
Bar Association of the Fifth Federal Circuit
Houston Bar Association
Houston Bar Foundation
Jackson Walker Secures Favorable Ruling in Medicare Reimbursement Appeal
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Jackson Walker Wins Appellate Victory for IPSCO Tubulars in Breach of Contract Case
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"Now may the God of peace who brought again from the dead our Lord Jesus, the great shepherd of the sheep, by the blood of the eternal covenant, equip you with everything good that you may do his will, working in us that which is pleasing in his sight, through Jesus Christ, to whom be glory forever and ever. Amen"
This passage is one of the central texts that highlight the reason for Restoring Peace Ministries.
The God of Peace. The God of the bible intends to be known as the God of Peace. In our most troubled seasons of conflict and tension we do not need to doubt God's purpose in our situation, he desires peace. It is true that our difficult experience will cloud our understanding. His timing for accomplishing our peace will likely not align with our expectations. But we can be assured that he intends to be known as the God of Peace.
He sacrificed for our peace. Unlike us, God is not ambivalent. He does not have competing desires. He is not stuck. Our God will accomplish what he desires. Our sin is what caused our anguish and continues to do so. Sometimes we are the perpetrators, other times we are the recipients. But it was God who sent his son, Jesus Christ, to live, die and resurrect to new life in order that we could have peace with God and others. Any mistake we have made, any failed attempt in pursuing peace are all forgiven.
He intends to help us live in peace. There are two ways in which God is at work in us to secure the peace he desires for us to experience. He is 'equipping' and 'working'.
First, he is equipping. The root meaning of the word is to restore. The God of Peace, who has secured our peace in the death of his son, is now restoring in us everything good so as to live at peace. He has not forsaken anything that he has made. He is helping us to become what we were made to be, a people at peace with him and with one another.
In addition, he is also 'working in us'. God is not simply reinstalling the hardware. Our God is working in us the capacity, interest, affection, and energy needed to secure peace. In every moment of pursuing peace we will need our Father, his Son and Spirit.
He will be honored for peace. Lastly, Jesus Christ will receive glory, forever and ever, for what he has accomplished for and through us.
Whatever may be accomplished through the coaching, training and mediation of Restoring Peace Ministries, it will only happen because of the work of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. We are simply messengers of the good news of peace. Whatever lonely, dark, hurting situation you have find yourself in, we are here to help and remind you that God has not abandoned you.


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The famous Whitey's Bar and Cafe is a local institution. Located in the downtown area, Whitey's has been operating continuously since the 1930s and was once the center of East Grand Forks' reputation as a wild town akin to Chicago during the days of Prohibition. Ripley's Believe It or Not once labeled a portion of the downtown area as the highest concentration of neon signage in the world. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/East_Grand_Forks%2C_Minnesota
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A strong storm is bringing high winds and rain to the east coast of the United States from North Carolina northward to New Jersey. This dangerous weather will persist through tomorrow. The weather results from the combination of the extratropically transitioned remnants of Ida — over southern North Carolina — and a strong high pressure system over New England. (See a surface analysis here). Various satellite-derived products can be used to explore this system.
Consider the water vapor loop above. Towards the end of the loop, features in the vapor are developing and moving westward over Virginia and North Carolina. That observation combined with the continued eastward motion in the water vapor signal over the southeast part of the US suggests the formation of a closed circulation. Such a development will slow the eastward progression of the system, prolonging the period of stormy weather on the coast.
Satellite observations of total precipitable water (a blended product from AMSU and SSM/I on the NOAA series of Polar Orbiters) show large values — greater than 200% of normal — over the eastern United States. Superimposed near-surface winds from the QuikScat scatterometer show a broad region of gale-force winds over the Ocean. The long fetch of the wind over open ocean will allow large waves to develop. (A zoomed-in version of the QuikScat winds, here, includes a 57-knot wind with a rain flag of only 1% — meaning it's a "good" wind. Peak surface wind gusts from reporting stations on land at this time included 44 knots at Norfolk, Virginia, 43 knots at Wallops Island, Virginia, and 42 knots at Elizabeth City, NC). The long duration of the storm event and the winds will exacerbate matters. A loop of precipitable water derived from SSMI and AMSRE (here) shows the tropical origins of the moisture over the eastern part of the United States, and also the movement of more moisture in from the east.
Abundant moisture is leading to large rainfalls. Rainfall rates are estimated using data from the AMSU instrument on the NOAA series of POES spacecraft. There are numerous pixels in the short loop above, including suggesting rains exceeding 20 mm per hour. There is also a westward drift suggested in the loop.
Visible image loops (rocking loops) from GOES-12 and GOES-14 show the westward drift of clouds into western Virginia and the Carolinas as the system starts to close off. A near-surface circulation center can also be inferred over southern North Carolina.


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NBA All-Star Game Season 2023 Release Date Announced by TNT
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Whether NBA All-Star Game is renewed for another season or canceled? Get acquainted with the latest reliable news regarding the upcoming season of NBA All-Star Game on TNT. Track the NBA All-Star Game renewal/cancelation status.
NBA All-Star Game kicked off on January 23, 1959 on TNT. NBA All-Star Game is a 160-minute sports television series, which is currently in its 2023rd season. NBA All-Star Game airs by Sundays at 20:20 on TNT.
As you know, TNT has renewed NBA All-Star Game for a 2023rd season. NBA All-Star Game is set to premiere on February 19, 2023, on TNT. TNT has yet to reveal the official synopsis for a 2023rd season so far. But once we have any additional information regarding NBA All-Star Game Season 2023, we will update this page. So guys, stay tuned for updates. We'll keep you informed!
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Quinoa, pronounced as keen-wah is known as the 'mother of all grains'. It's a good source of balanced-amino-acid protein. Ceres Organics Quinoa Flakes are organically grown, gluten-free, and have a low Glycemic Index. Quinoa Flakes are delicious, and easy to digest. They are light and not sticky like other common grains, and have a savoury flavour on their own. Incorporate Ceres Organics Quinoa Flakes as part of your breakfast cereal, salad recipes or baking.


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Ichigo Kurosaki is an ordinary high schooler—until his family is attacked by a Hollow, a corrupt spirit that seeks to devour human souls. It is then that he meets a Soul Reaper named Rukia Kuchiki, who gets injured while protecting Ichigo's family from the assailant. To save his family, Ichigo accepts Rukia's offer of taking her powers and becomes a Soul Reaper as a result. However, as Rukia is unable to regain her powers, Ichigo is given the daunting task of hunting down the Hollows that plague their town. However, he is not alone in his fight, as he is later joined by his friends—classmates Orihime Inoue, Yasutora Sado, and Uryuu Ishida—who each have their own unique abilities. As Ichigo and his comrades get used to their new duties and support each other on and off the battlefield, the young Soul Reaper soon learns that the Hollows are not the only real threat to the human world. A 15 year-old teenager named Kurosaki Ichigo has the ability to see the undead/ghosts/spirits. The journey begins when Ichigo first meets with Rukia Kuchiki, a Shinigami (Soul Reaper). Her mission in the real world is to find evil spirits called Hollow, then capture them. When Rukia first meets Ichigo, she finds Ichigo has a tremendous ability in h… more A 15 year-old teenager named Kurosaki Ichigo has the ability to see the undead/ghosts/spirits.
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English name: Bleach
Studio: Pierrot
Aired: Oct 5, 2004 to Mar 27, 2012
Premiered: Fall 2004
Genres: Action Adventure Fantasy
"In order for something to be obtained, something of equal value must be lost." Alchemy is bound by this Law of Equivalent Exchange—something the young brothers Edward and Alphonse Elric only realize after attempting human transmutation: the one forbidden act of alchemy. They pay a terrible price for their transgression—Edward loses his left leg, Alphonse his physical body. It is only by the desperate sacrifice of Edward's right arm that he is able to affix Alphonse's soul to a suit of armor. Devastated and alone, it is the hope that they would both eventually return to their original bodies that gives Edward the inspiration to obtain metal limbs called "automail" and become a state alchemist, the Fullmetal Alchemist. Three years of searching later, the brothers seek the Philosopher's Stone, a mythical relic that allows an alchemist to overcome the Law of Equivalent Exchange. Even with military allies Colonel Roy Mustang, Lieutenant Riza Hawkeye, and Lieutenant Colonel Maes Hughes on their side, the brothers find themselves caught up in a nationwide conspiracy that leads them not only to the true nature of the elusive Philosopher's Stone, but their country's murky history as well. In between finding a serial killer and racing against time, Edward and Alphonse must ask themselves if what they are doing will make them human again... or take away their humanity. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
The Amanto, aliens from outer space, have invaded Earth and taken over feudal Japan. As a result, a prohibition on swords has been established, and the samurai of Japan are treated with disregard as a consequence. However one man, Gintoki Sakata, still possesses the heart of the samurai, although from his love of sweets and work as a yorozuya, one might not expect it. Accompanying him in his jack-of-all-trades line of work are Shinpachi Shimura, a boy with glasses and a strong heart, Kagura with her umbrella and seemingly bottomless stomach, as well as Sadaharu, their oversized pet dog. Of course, these odd jobs are not always simple, as they frequently have run-ins with the police, ragtag rebels, and assassins, oftentimes leading to humorous but unfortunate consequences. Who said life as an errand boy was easy? [Written by MAL Rewrite]
The seemingly ordinary and unimpressive Saitama has a rather unique hobby: being a hero. In order to pursue his childhood dream, he trained relentlessly for three years—and lost all of his hair in the process. Now, Saitama is incredibly powerful, so much so that no enemy is able to defeat him in battle. In fact, all it takes to defeat evildoers with just one punch has led to an unexpected problem—he is no longer able to enjoy the thrill of battling and has become quite bored. This all changes with the arrival of Genos, a 19-year-old cyborg, who wishes to be Saitama's disciple after seeing what he is capable of. Genos proposes that the two join the Hero Association in order to become certified heroes that will be recognized for their positive contributions to society, and Saitama, shocked that no one knows who he is, quickly agrees. And thus begins the story of One Punch Man, an action-comedy that follows an eccentric individual who longs to fight strong enemies that can hopefully give him the excitement he once felt and just maybe, he'll become popular in the process. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
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Neema Agricole du Faso SA (NAFASO) was founded in 2008 in Burkina Faso and now employs 40 permanent staff, 1,500 seasonal workers and 1,200 temporary workers. The company is active primarily in maize, sorghum and cowpea, producing 5,000 tons of seed per season. It has a broad distribution network of 50 stores and 450 retailers in 11 index countries.
NAFASO ranks 20th in the 2019 Index for Western and Central Africa, demonstrating clear disparities across the measurement areas. A lack of disclosure, public or otherwise, on policies, activities and positions concerning Genetic Resources and Intellectual Property results in zero scores in both areas. Similarly, although the company does not have its own breeding program, it does not provide information on any collaborative research it undertakes. The best scores are primarily a result of successful partnerships, notably with West Africa Food Markets in Seed Production and the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA) in Capacity Building. In Marketing & Sales, in which the company performs best, it demonstrates a broad distribution network in 11 index countries, including its home market of Burkina Faso, where it partners with agro-dealers to reach smallholder farmers across the country.
NAFASO partners with several organizations in the region, including the West and Central African Council for Agricultural Research and Development (CORAF/WECARD), AGRA and West Africa Food Markets. In the case of the latter, the company is a signatory of a project to increase the production and commercialization of maize, millet and sorghum varieties to tackle food security issues in Burkina Faso, Ghana and Niger. Specifically, NAFASO works with growers to test new varieties and distribute seed through village stores.
NAFASO is encouraged to disclose its position on matters, such as the practice of farm-saved seed, related to Intellectual Property, and the activities it undertakes to conserve regional agrobiodiversity in relation to Genetic Resources.
The company is encouraged to adopt a corporate position regarding improving access to seeds for smallholder farmers, including setting corporate targets and implementing a robust tracking mechanism.
While the company performs best in Marketing & Sales, it can improve its performance by disclosing the availability of its portfolio in the index countries where it is present, outside its home market.
NAFASO's CEO reports that the company is aiming to raise awareness of and produce seed adapted to the effects of climate change, citing climate change and demographic growth as the two major challenges facing the African continent.
The company has a corporate goal to make improved seed varieties more accessible to smallholder farmers, aiming to make 50% of smallholders in Burkina Faso aware of its seed by 2020.
The company produces certified seed, which it reports has the potential to improve local agricultural yields by 40%. Quality assurance is provided by state-approved laboratories that certify the seed. The company increased its production capacity from 100 tons to 5,000 tons per season between 2008 and 2016, using a network of 200 seed producers across eight regions in Burkina Faso (72 individuals and 18 farmer cooperatives).
The company has a broad distribution network across 11 index countries and uses demonstrations of good agricultural practices, radio advertisements and field days to increase its visibility. In its home market, NAFASO engages the Association of Agro-dealers in Burkina Faso and AGRIFARE, a large private agro-dealer, to create a sizeable network of agro-dealer shops to increase farmers' access to quality seed and other inputs.
The company reports that consulting, training and supervision are included in its development strategy. It partners with AGRA, using extension officials to organize seed production groups, promote the importance of certified seed and provide basic financial management training, to enable smallholders to build their farms into viable businesses.
NAFASO's CEO reported that the company is planning to establish an agricultural training center for young farmers, a key target group for regional capacity building.


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Q: Is our tap water safe to drink?
A: The District routinely monitors drinking water quality. Each of our wells is tested before distribution. All test results are reviewed by the Nassau County Department of Health and must meet State and County limits or water cannot be distributed to the public. The Carle Place Water District is pleased to report that the water supplied to the community meets all the standards required by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the New York State Department of Health and the Nassau County Department of Health.
Educational Information: Drinking water, including bottled water, may reasonably be expected to contain at least small amount of some contaminants. The presence of contaminants does not necessarily indicate that water poses a health risk. More information about contaminants and potential health effects can be obtained by calling the EPS's Safe Drinking Water Hotline (1-800-426-4791).
Q: What is the source of the Carle Place Water District's drinking water?
A: The water source for the Carle Place Water District is groundwater pumped from 4 wells (ranging from 353' to 565' in depth) located at three stations throughout the District. These wells are drilled into the Magothy Aquifer beneath Long Island.
Q: Why do I sometimes experience rusty water?
A: Most of the large water mains in the roadway are made of unlined cast iron and therefore build up a slight coating of harmless rust inside. Main breaks, hydrant flushing and fire department hydrant use produce very large flows of water through a main causing some of that rust to break loose, temporarily turning the water a reddish-brown color. The condition is harmless and not a health concern and will normally clear by itself quickly. Running your taps for ten to fifteen minutes is recommended as well as running a rinse cycle through your washing machine. If rusty water persists, give us a call; we can speed the clean up through hydrant flushing.
Q: Who is responsible for the repair of water service lines?
A: Property owners are responsible for the water service line and appurtenances from the curb box to their home.
Q: When is the addition of chlorine going to stop?
A: Part 5 of the New York State Sanitary Code requires all groundwater systems to chlorinate its water supplies. Waivers are no longer granted by the Nassau County Department of Health.
Q: Why do I have to pay for water that results from a leak?
A: The consumer is responsible for all the water that passes through the water meter including water caused by a leaking meter. Moreover, in the event a service line is leaking before the meter the District may estimate the cost of unmetered water.
Q: Is our water hard or soft?
A: Generally, the water is soft. For more information you can read the District's Annual Drinking Water Quality Report on our Water Quality web page.
Q: Why do I need a backflow prevention device?
A: There are many reasons why the Carle Place Water District requires a backflow prevention device. The most common type is a double check valve. All residents with an underground sprinkler system or in-ground swimming pools are required to have a double-check backflow device installed and tested annually. Carle Place Water District employees are New York State certified backflow device prevention testers and will perform the service free of charge for residential customers.
Q: What does the Carle Place Water District add to our water?
A: Water is treated at each well site before entering the distribution system with sodium hydroxide for pH adjustment and corrosion control and is disinfected with calcium hypochlorite.
Q: Does the Carle Place Water District add fluoride to the drinking water?
A: No, the addition of fluoride is not a Health Department requirement.
Q: How do I find answers to additional questions?
A: Please feel free to email us at info@carleplacewater.org or call our office at (516) 333-0540.
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The NRO designs, builds and operates the nation's reconnaissance satellites. NRO products, provided to an expanding list of customers like the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the Department of Defense (DoD), can warn of potential trouble spots around the world, help plan military operations, and monitor the environment.
As part of the 13-member Intelligence Community , the NRO plays a primary role in achieving information superiority for the U. S. Government and Armed Forces.
A DoD agency, the NRO is staffed by DoD and CIA personnel. It is funded through the National Reconnaissance Program, part of the National Foreign Intelligence Program.
In recent years, the NRO has implemented a series of actions declassifying some of its operations. The organization was declassified in September 1992 followed by the location of its headquarters in Chantilly, VA, in 1994. In February 1995, CORONA, a photoreconnaissance program in operation from 1960 to 1972, was declassified and 800,000 CORONA images were transferred to the National Archives and Records Administration. In December 1996, the NRO announced for the first time, in advance, the launch of a reconnaissance satellite.
As the 21st century approaches, the NRO is guided by its vision of being Freedom's Sentinel in Space: One Team, Revolutionizing Global Reconnaissance.
The mission of the National Reconnaissance Office is to enable U.S. global information superiority, during peace through war. The NRO is responsible for the unique and innovative technology, large-scale systems engineering, development and acquisition, and operation of space reconnaissance systems and related intelligence activities needed to support global information superiority.
The Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Space also serves as the Director of the NRO. The Director of the NRO is appointed by the Director of Central Intelligence (DCI) and the Secretary of Defense after being confirmed by the Senate as the Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Space. The Director reports to the Secretary of Defense who, in concert with the DCI, has ultimate management and operational responsibility for the NRO. The DCI establishes collection requirements and priorities for satellite-gathered intelligence.
Ed's Note: Does anything more need to be stated about this agency? Any agency which would help the Central Intelligence Agency should not exist.
Information on the NRO was obtained by doing a search on my default search engine on the internet, Apple-Excite.com.


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Bayonetta 2 Alternatives
Bayonetta 2 is an Action-Adventure, Hack and Slash, Single and Multiplayer video game developed by PlatinumGames and published by Nintendo. It is a sequel to the 2009 video game of Bayonetta that was released on 20 September 2014 on Nintendo Wii and Nintendo Switch platform only… read more
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1. God of War
God of War is an Action-Adventure, Hack-and-Slash, and Single-player video game series developed by SIE Santa Monica Studios and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment. The story of the game revolves around the protagonist named Kratos, a Spartan who tricked into killing his beloved daughter and wife by his master, who is a god of war Ares.
The protagonist Kratos kills the god of Ares following the order of the goddess Athena and take over his place and become a new god of war and soon haunted by the horrible nightmares of his past. The king of the Olympian betrays the protagonist, and now Spartan gets ready to take revenge for the machinations of the gods.
The first game was released on 22 March 2005 and available to play on the PlayStation platform only. The whole series consists of various installments such as God of War, God of War II, and God of War: Betrayal, God of War III, and more. The series of Six Single-player video games and 7th entry is offering Multiplayer Mode.
The game offers a combination of Platform, Puzzle, Combat, Hack-and-Slash elements, and lets you take on the role of the protagonist to achieve several tasks and complete the story. The character is equipped with double-chained blades and can be used to smash, hack, and kill the enemies. With the best mechanics, addictive gameplay, Experience points system, most prominent features, and stunning visuals, God of War is the best video game series to play and enjoy.
2. Eragon
Eragon is a Hack-and-Slash, Action-Adventure, Single and Multiplayer video game based on a movie known as Eragon developed by Stormfront Studios and published by Sierra Entertainment.
The game puts the player in the role of the protagonist named Eragon with is a dragon called Saphira. During the hunting, the protagonist finds a mysterious stone. The protagonist keeps the exposed rock to seel in the future at a reasonable price.
In reality, the stone is an egg of a dragon, and the protagonist names the baby of dragon Saphira from the names of dragons that he heard from his elders. The dragon attracts the attention of the brutal king named Galbatorix. The King orders his servant to find the dragon.
The game consists of several quests, and the player must complete each one at any cost to earn points. As the game progress, it becomes challenging. Earn experience points, defeat hordes of foes using the mighty sword, and conquer the world.
Explore exciting landscapes and interact with NPCs to progress through the game. With superb mechanics and incredible gameplay, Eragon is the best game to play and enjoy.
3. Legacy of Kain
Legacy of Kain is an Action-Adventure, Role-player, Fast-paced Combat, Open-World, Horror, Survival, Single and Multiplayer video game Series by Crystal Dynamics. The series introduced more than six main titles such as Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain (1996), Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver (1999), Soul Reaver 2 (2001), Blood Omen 2 (2002), Legacy of Kain: Defiance and Nosgoth. Each game of the series offers enhanced game mechanics and more challenging gameplay that immerse himself deep into the brilliant game world. The series takes place in the fictional world where the player can take on the role of a protagonist named as Raziel who has unique heavy weapons. The game allows the player to freely move in the massive game world, interact with the objects, take the quest and try to complete them all. Each game of the series offers more challenging gameplay with well-programmed enemies. It also contains lots of puzzles which the player must solve in during the gameplay to advance in the game. All the game of Legacy of Kain series offer single-player mode but the Nosgoth introduce a brand new multiplayer mode that makes the game more enjoyable. The different game world, character customization options, lots of upgrades, voice acting, the verity of puzzle and horror fiction these are a core feature of the series. Legacy of Kain is one of the best Action-Adventure and Role-playing Series to play and enjoy.
More About Bayonetta 2
Bayonetta 2 is an Action-Adventure, Hack and Slash, Single and Multiplayer video game developed by PlatinumGames and published by Nintendo. It is a sequel to the 2009 video game of Bayonetta that was released on 20 September 2014 on Nintendo Wii and Nintendo Switch platform only. The game carries on the action-style gameplay of its predecessor in which the player controls Bayonetta as the battle against various angelic and demonic forces using combination firearm and melee attacks. During the gameplay, the player also needs to solve multiple environmental puzzles to complete her objective. The player is also able to use a special move called Torture Attacks that trap the opponent and informally deceives for extra points. Weapons customization also available in the game that allows the player to equip combination new weapons. The most prominent feature of the game is Umbran Climax that can activate when the player has a full magic gauge, just as the state of boss fights in the first game. After the progress of the game, it allows the player to unlock new lock new weapons and upgrade Bayonetta with new abilities to face powerful enemy creatures. Bayonetta 2 offers superb game setting, smooth controls, and beautiful visual detail.
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Tracking Transportation/ Transportation/ Opinion
Reviving the Inland Route to NYC
Link Boston, Worcester, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven
Ben Hood and
Anne Miller	Transportation	0 Comments Jun 12, 2021
WE WERE MIDDLE-AGED and lifelong residents of the Boston area when we moved to the Pioneer Valley in 2002 in search of more affordable housing. The smaller towns and cities in central and western Massachusetts have long attracted people like us with their abundance of reasonably-priced homes and a less hectic lifestyle.
What's missing from life in our neck of the woods? About 130,000 jobs not created since 1990 due to the lack of regional and intercity rail connectivity, according to a new study.
On May 6, Congressman Richard Neal hosted a press conference at Springfield's Union Station to announce the findings of a study entitled "The Economic Impacts of Regional Rail Investment in Metro Hartford-Springfield." Prepared by AECOM for the Capitol Region Council of Governments, the study crunches the numbers to show that continued investment in rail infrastructure on the so-called Inland Route between Boston and New York City could have a 10-to1 return on investment.
Connecticut's highly-successful CTrail service on the Hartford Line to Springfield commenced in 2018 and serves rebuilt stations on upgraded tracks between New Haven and Hartford. In the year and a half before the pandemic, ridership on the new service reached 1 million, exceeding expectations, and transit-oriented development brought new life to Connecticut downtowns all along the line.
As the study makes clear, similar investment in the track and stations between Hartford and Worcester would generate $47 to $84 billion in new regional gross domestic product over 30 years for the Hartford-Springfield metro area. The study also notes: "With frequent, high-performance service along a modernized Inland Route, Worcester—New England's second largest city—would become more accessible not only to Springfield, but to Hartford, New Haven, and New York City as well."
By providing an alternative for rail travel from Boston to New York City, the Inland Route would alleviate overcrowding on the current shoreline route, which is also threatened by climate change-induced flooding. Additionally, frequent train service would reduce highway congestion on Interstates 91, 84, and the Massachusetts Turnpike, which may soon reach pre-pandemic levels of gridlock. The health and environmental impacts of eliminating carbon emissions would be especially significant for Springfield, which is the fourth largest city in New England but often rates number one in emergency hospital visits for asthma.
The study includes a stop in Palmer, which most people know as the Mass Pike exit they take when traveling between Boston and Amherst. Our "Town of Seven Railroads" sits at the junction of the East-West and Central Corridor rail lines, offering a potentially seamless connection to the flagship campuses of UConn to the south and UMass to the north.
During the past decade, towns in Palmer's auto-dependent Quaboag Valley region have struggled to create mass transit options for residents who don't have cars. A 2019 study by the UMass Amherst Center for Economic Development found that among the 175,000 residents of our 21-community region "a significant number may opt to commute by rail" if trains were to stop again in Palmer.
Ben Hood
Member, Citizens for a Palmer Rail Stop
Anne Miller
As Congress crafts an infrastructure bill in the coming months, now is the time for the Commonwealth's leaders to join together and support the long-delayed, much-studied revival of passenger rail along the Inland Route, connecting all of our state's three largest cities through the revitalized Hartford Line to metropolitan New York.
Ben Hood and Anne Miller live in Palmer and are members of Citizens for a Palmer Rail Stop, an advocacy group that is part of the Western Mass Rail Coalitioon working to restore passenger rail service to the "Town of Seven Railroads" at the junction of the East-West (Boston to Pittsfield) and Central Corridor (New London to Brattleboro) rail lines, and to improve mass transit options for residents of the Quaboag Valley region.
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