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Assassin's Creed III, Ubisoft, "There is still much to be said about Connor"
"Apparently in later chapters of Assassin's Creed may still feature Connor, the hero of the third main installment.
Marc-Alexis Costa, creative director of the series, said that "we have an endless amount of material and side stories to tell about Altair, Ezio and Connor. We're building games on the lives of these people, and there are still many things to explore . It's the magic of Assassin's Creed " he said, leaving the door open for the native american killer of Colonial America."
This news was submitted just an hour ago, Noah teased us about a new Connor game on his tumblr today as well.
Weird that he mentioned Altair and Ezio... I think people are done with them. We love you guys, but we've seen pretty much every moment of your life from birth to death. Time to move on. The only way I'd ever want to see them again would be in something like Altair's little dream/flashback/bleeding effect scene in AC2.
I feel like the big question is if he will be the main protagonist again though. I mean Altair showed up in AC2 (or was it Brotherhood I don't remeber) and Revelations. They could do something similar with Connor. I guess we have to wait and see :).
It will be great to see Connor show up as a side character, but, he deserves another game with him as the main character. I think him being playable in a dream sequence like Altair would be disappointing to fans.
What happens if this new AC is set before the 18th century? The only way I see Connor appearing like Altair did is if it's set during the Civil War, but I doubt Connor would be alive by then.
Also, I hear this Black Flags rumor is actually a Connor naval DLC? I hope. The more Connor, the better.
To spend little time (1 game) with a character IMO does a dis-service to the character an clutters up the landscape of the franchise. I see where they were going with Altiar an Ezio giving them 3 games, as they became the cornerstone for a time, but to say this early that we will be getting a new protagonist with still so much of Connors life as an assassin still left un-covered to bring him back down the road would be as if they were say, "Oh yeah, btw there was this one huge event we fergot to tell you about" just to fill in a grand canyon sized gap in the story of his life, but I might be ventured to ask, "Why so late after all these other assassins we've met, are you just now tellin us about this"?
"There is still much to be said about Ezio!"
Let's hope we'll get to hear positive news regarding a new Connor game soon.
What if Ubisoft is trolling us and the actual new character is the modern day protagonist and the new time period is the French Revolution. This could be because they first wanna let people play The Tyranny of King Washington's episodes so they can connect with Connor and that they want more from his story. They also said that the dlc dream will tie into the real story of Connor. I just have a feeling that the next Assassin's Creed will be with Connor and that the co op they mentioned in the survey actually means a cross over story with Aveline and Connor. These are just my thoughts.
Perhaps there won't be another Connor game because he did not accomplish anything worthy of a game after Lee's "assassination". And don't even get started about the French Revolution and Connor in the same game, that would be just stupid.
I would like to see at least one more Connor game to finish his story and find out who his wife is and how he spends some of his older years.
if so it would be spectacular.
The way I see it, there's 4 possibilities of where Connor's Story could go next. Putting them in order of how likely I think each one is.
I did not say that Ezio's presence in Constantinople was stellar, it's funny how people assume that out of the blue. However, he has reason to be there since he is the Mentor of not only the Italian Assassins, but of the whole Mediterranean Order and, as a Florentine nobleman, he spoke Greek, which was really the second, if not first, language of the city at the time. Connor is the only Assassin in North America and he has no emotional links to France whatsoever (and it were those links which prompted him to sympathize with the Patriots). It would be stupid for Ubisoft to make a French Revolution game without a French protagonist. And what's the point about Lafayette?
I could see him doing something in Haiti, though, as another poster mentioned, since he clearly despises slavery.
It would be a dream coming true when this wonderful guy returns!
Saying that ubi have not officialy said that they are abandoning him so i will be reserving my judgement, as much as every other fan i want to see a new Assassins Creed game and i think its a wise move on ubi's behalf to hold fire till 2014 as this indicates they are doing everything they can to make us happy , i have been very pleased with all the Assassins Creed games that have come out obviously i have favorites but i do think that they should concentrate on Connor a bit more .
Connor is definitely a character I want to see more of. He is very interesting as one with his sense of honor, brutality of combat, but with also with being humble. Very unique character. Id love to see him establish a new Assassins Guild here in American. To be able to uncover more mystery of the colonies, and learn more about the first civilization through his eyes. Also id love to see him struggle with how the colonies treated the native Americans.
Well as much i am excited about the tyranny of king washington it does worry me that ubi are losing direction with the AC3 Brand as it describes that Connor will not be featured as an Assassin rather a native American warrior which my mind think what the **** does this have to do with Assassins Creed ! but i will reserve my judgement till i play the game.
however i would like to see a new game with Connor which has more focus on fighting the Templars rather than involving himself in the going on's of the war of independence .
I really can't see why people are using words such as character and personality to describe Conner as I saw a protagonist who had neither. I quite liked the idea of the homestead but Conner ruined it with his lack of charisma or love for the people who inhabited his village. I'd like to see a French lady\man in the next game - now there's a nation of people who have passion and character.
Unfortunately, the only way we could have a lady protagonist would be to dump the Animus (which isn't a bad idea, after Juno is settled).
More games with Ezio and Altair in? Sign me up.
As for Connor, pray its a Vita game.
That is pretty much the issue thats still lingering here , Connor needs more character development and he seemingly lacked the passion and emotion Altair and Ezio displayed, but interesting that your comment suggests that you saw a protagonist that had neither character or personality ? i can kind of see exactly what your saying but what i saw was Connors lack of understanding of the Assassins Creed and through his own self conscious nearly exposed the existence of the brotherhood because he felt it was necessary protect Washington through honourable means rather than work in the dark to serve the light and kill. as much as i like Connor i still think we need to see more of him as a true Assassin rather than a peace keeper and politician .
No, thats such a bad idea, i have to buy a vita then.
Thats my point...the more of you buying the Vita the merrier :P.
Liberations already sold 600k, a true Connor sequel could achieve so much more.
Only PS3 game for Connor. Never buying a Vita.


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A scoping review of worldwide studies evaluating the effects of prehospital time on trauma outcomes
Journal – Springer Link
Article type – Journal research article – Systematic review
Authors – Alexander F. Bedard, Lina V. Mata, Chelsea Dymond, Fabio Moreira, Julia Dixon, Steven G. Schauer, Adit A. Ginde, Vikhyat Bebarta, Ernest E. Moore, Nee-Kofi Mould-Millman
Keywords – prehospital setting, transportation, trauma
Speciality – Emergency surgery, Trauma and orthopaedic surgery, Trauma surgery
Annually, over 1 billion people sustain traumatic injuries, resulting in over 900,000 deaths in Africa and 6 million deaths globally. Timely response, intervention, and transportation in the prehospital setting reduce morbidity and mortality of trauma victims. Our objective was to describe the existing literature evaluating trauma morbidity and mortality outcomes as a function of prehospital care time to identify gaps in literature and inform future investigation.
We performed a scoping review of published literature in MEDLINE. Results were limited to English language publications from 2009 to 2020. Included articles reported trauma outcomes and prehospital time. We excluded case reports, reviews, systematic reviews, meta-analyses, comments, editorials, letters, and conference proceedings. In total, 808 articles were identified for title and abstract review. Of those, 96 articles met all inclusion criteria and were fully reviewed. Higher quality studies used data derived from trauma registries. There was a paucity of literature from studies in low- and middle-income countries (LMIC), with only 3 (3%) of articles explicitly including African populations. Mortality was an outcome measure in 93% of articles, predominantly defined as "in-hospital mortality" as opposed to mortality within a specified time frame. Prehospital time was most commonly assessed as crude time from EMS dispatch to arrival at a tertiary trauma center. Few studies evaluated physiologic morbidity outcomes such as multi-organ failure.
The existing literature disproportionately represents high-income settings and most commonly assessed in-hospital mortality as a function of crude prehospital time. Future studies should focus on how specific prehospital intervals impact morbidity outcomes (e.g., organ failure) and mortality at earlier time points (e.g., 3 or 7 days) to better reflect the effect of early prehospital resuscitation and transport. Trauma registries may be a tool to facilitate such research and may promote higher quality investigations in Africa and LMICs.
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I go first to Dior Beauty Ginza, a distinctive space that communicates the latest trends to the world.
Within the store you'll find the stunning Lip Studio, which shows an extensive array of Dior lip colors—enough to take your breath away.
I'm taken by the reds and beiges, but something else here will also take me by surprise. In an eager, hopeful frame of mind, I consult with makeup artist Tomomi Okawa and hear her advice on the single best color for an orange dress, something with which I'm never sure what lipstick color to wear.
"We have a large array of colors, of course, but a wide range of textures and finishes, too," Ms. Okawa tells me. "Try a few that match your skin color, your mood, and the clothes you wear." What she chooses for me is the orange-hued Rouge Dior Liquid 442—"Impetuous Satin." I'm excited to apply a color I wouldn't have tried before, because I wouldn't have thought it would look all that good on me.
When she carefully brushes on this color, it feels very fresh—almost like a new me. Unexpectedly, I also notice that my skin and teeth look brighter. The color would go well with a basic black knit, I think, or a casual look, with something like cut-off jeans… So, instantly, the decision was made. Here, you can try the products on your own or consult with a professional—meaning you can try on a lip color just as you would a skirt or top.
In no time at all, they've engraved my name on the tube. I now have a lipstick just for me. With the holiday season approaching, this would make the perfect little reward to yourself for all your hard work. Or it would be a treat if you could come with a partner and suggest it as a present. If you're a guy, it would make a delightful gift for your wife or girlfriend.
I next head to Yves Saint Laurent. The GINZA SIX location offers services and exclusive items available only here at the brand's first flagship boutique in Japan.
In particular, what is noteworthy is a private room for VIP members called the Recording Studio. You can reserve it for your own exclusive use for an hour for anything from a simple treatment to a dramatic makeover. You can also bring someone else so you can enjoy the room together with a friend or partner. The amenities let you connect your smartphone via Bluetooth to listen to your favorite music over the sound system. The room's also equipped with an image-stabilizing device and other tools for filming yourself during the makeup session. Plus, you can adjust the lighting to re-create the light in an office or at a dinner party, which lets you try out different looks depending on the activity or event you have in mind.
To become a VIP, you need to spend 100,000 yen annually. That sounds like a lot at first, but it's not, really. You can more or less reach that amount with the purchase of around three "Eau Rouge" items, the brand's top anti-aging line. With zero hesitation, I recommend getting the ultimate anti-aging experience in the dazzling space created in the Recording Studio.
The GINZA SIX location also offers three exclusive types of consulting services: fragrance, skincare, and eyebrows. I choose an eyebrow consultation with boutique manager Junji Moriguchi. "I'll show you the basics of how to draw and line to accentuate the beauty of a specific person's eyebrows, of course, and propose variations based on the image the person has in mind," Mr. Moriguchi tells me. I find myself curious to meet the future me. Reservations are recommended.
The fragrance area features Le Vestiaire des Parfums, a fragrance collection that pays homage to Yves Saint Laurent's iconic style, as well as three types of Le Vestiaire des Parfums Nuit (Cuir, Vinyle, Velours) available only here.
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Q: procedural vba too long, would like to turn into a function I have created a VBA script that detects a number and shows a colour based on the range I have given. However, im at a loss as to how to turn this into a function. The problem is that if I repeat this code over and over, i get an error saying stored procedure is too big. Any ideas how to turn this code into a function?
The Q3:Q3 is variable, next lines of code will be R3:R3
The _BAL1 is also variable, varying the 1 on the next lines of code
I am also using this:
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
    If Not Intersect(Target, Range("Q3:Q3")) Is Nothing Then
        Me.Shapes("_BAL1").Select
        With Range("BAL1")
                Selection.ShapeRange.Fill.ForeColor.RGB = ThisWorkbook.Colors(.Value)
            .Select
        End With
    End If

Trying to make the code given in the answer work, but it wont work, keeps giving me object 424 error:
Here is the adapted code
Function my_test(ByRef Target As Range, ByVal my_range As String, ByVal my_range2 As String)
  If Not Intersect(Target, Range(my_range)) Is Nothing Then
   Me.Shapes("_" & my_range2).Select
   With Range(my_range2)
      Selection.ShapeRange.Fill.ForeColor.RGB = ThisWorkbook.Colors(.Value).Select
   End With
  End If

End Function

Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)

Call my_test(Target, "Q3:Q3", "BAL1")
Call my_test(Target, "Q4:Q4", "BAL2")

End Sub

Would love to know why the error is there

A: Function my_test(ByRef Target As Range, ByVal my_range As String, _
                                        ByVal my_range2 As String)

        If Not Intersect(Target, Range(my_range)) Is Nothing Then
          Me.Shapes("_" & my_range2).Fill.ForeColor.RGB = _
                   ThisWorkbook.Colors(Range(my_range2).Value)
        End If

End Function

Caveat: there's no error checking to catch a non-existent shape of the given name.
And you don't need to use Call or parens to call this:
my_test Target, "Q3:Q3", "BAL1"

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Grey Gardens is a strange movie about a couple of strange women marked by a couple of brilliant performances.
The downbeat tale of Big Edie and Little Edie Bouvier, which spans 40 years of the 20th century, was recounted in a celebrated mid-'70s documentary, the making of which is a part of the film, and later adapted into a Broadway play. The family surname has a lot to do with all the attention given to two eccentrics who went from riches to rags. The two Edies were distant relatives of Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis, who eventually came to their rescue.
The plot isn't that compelling, particularly for those familiar with the story. Once prominent members of New York high society, the Bouviers suffered financial and emotional setbacks that led to a descent from a life of parties, privilege and prosperity to a reclusive existence of almost unimaginable poverty and squalor.
However, Jessica Lange, as Big Edie, and Drew Barrymore as her daughter, Little Edie, are scintillating, making every scene of the beautifully framed telefilm memorable.
Lange viewed her role as opportunity to reinvigorate a stellar career and was so anxious to tackle the part that she overcame a fear and agreed to sing on screen. "It's the most difficult role I've had in a long time," she said in an interview. "It was great to do because as an actor, if you don't flex your muscles, you get flaccid and lazy. I've been very lazy of late. It was a wonderful opportunity to really work hard again. I decided I would just risk it all, because what did I have to lose at this point in my career?"
Barrymore saw Little Edie as the chance to transition to serious-actress status. She threw herself into her work as never before, she said.
"I believe that I have not proven myself yet," Barrymore said. "[Director] Michael [Sucsy] taking this chance on me is one of the greatest opportunities I've ever had in my life. I just felt a responsibility to not let them down, so I worked harder on this than anything I've ever worked on in my life."
"I can vouch for how hard she worked," Lange added.
The payoff for both actresses going above and beyond is on the screen.
Tom Jicha can be reached at tjicha@SunSentinel.com.
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Judge eases sentence on former LDS bishop convicted of exploiting a prostitute
By Ashley Stilson Daily Herald
Ashley Stilson
A hidden video camera captured everything — the moment a local church leader walked into the hotel room, the hugs he gave the two women waiting inside, his offer to help them become prostitutes and the sexual advances he used to ensure the women were not undercover investigators.
"What you've done doesn't prove to me that you're not cops," the man said after he forced one of the women to inappropriately touch him. With his back to the camera, the man then tried to remove his pants in front of the women.
When the two undercover detectives broke character and locked themselves in the hotel bathroom, the man rushed from the room.
Even though the encounter only lasted five minutes, Judge Roger Griffin decided David Moss, 52, knew exactly what he was doing in the situation.
"It's not somebody who just runs into a situation without a forethought," Griffin said. "That is not something that law enforcement should have to subject themselves too."
Although the Utah Department of Corrections Adult Probation and Parole recommended sending Moss to jail for 180 days, Griffin cut the time in half and ordered Moss to serve 90 days in jail.
The judge also granted credit for time served and good behavior, meaning Moss will serve about 70 days in the Utah County Jail.
Moss, of Pleasant Grove, was serving as a bishop for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in February 2019 when he arranged to meet with two women he believed were prostitutes.
He offered to be their manager for a cut of the profits and promised to "provide protection, help ensure regular, higher-paying customers and teach (them) how to avoid getting caught or arrested," charges state.
The women were actually investigators working on an undercover human trafficking operation in Lehi with the Utah County Sheriff's Office.
What the surveillance video didn't show were the careful preparations Moss took to ensure he wasn't going to be caught by an undercover operation, said Utah County deputy attorney Carl Hollan.
Investigators said Moss had arrived at the building nearly an hour before the arranged meeting. He checked all the nearby parked cars for cameras or law enforcement insignia as well as quietly listening outside all the other hotel rooms around the rendezvous point.
He also brought a handgun to the meeting that investigators found on his person after his arrest.
"Mr. Moss was so careful in his confidential activities that it's almost providential that he was caught," Hollan said.
Moss previously served as a lieutenant for the St. George Police Department from 1997 to 2012 and supervised the department's vice squad. He resigned from his position due to sexual misconduct allegations.
Due to his police experience, prosecutors said Moss knew how to avoid detection and could easily find vulnerable women in the community to exploit.
"This man has literally been trained by the DEA on how to run undercover operations," Hollan said, adding all the codes and signs used by the trafficking operation were the same signals Moss learned and used with his police teams in St. George.
Before meeting with the undercover detectives, Moss stated several times he had "done this sort of thing in the past and he has a system that is 'cutting edge' and avoids people getting caught," police reported.
"I book and you entertain. I offer protection, I train you on how to act so we get repeat/regulars and higher paying. I also teach you how to stay out of jail," Moss told the detectives in text messages.
But Griffin said he was willing to give Moss the benefit of the doubt, stating he believes the statements were given as a "sophisticated sales pitch" rather than an admission of guilt.
"It's not a business plan, it's an appalling abuse of women," he told Moss during the sentencing.
Moss was arrested trying to leave the hotel where he met the women and charged in 4th District Court in American Fork.
In a plea agreement, he pleaded guilty to exploiting a prostitute, a third-degree felony, and sexual solicitation, a class A misdemeanor. The second-degree felony of forcible sexual abuse and class A misdemeanor of patronizing a prostitute were dismissed.
The third-degree felony carried a sentence of zero to five years in prison while the misdemeanor charge required at most a year in jail.
At the sentencing, Moss admitted he had been addicted to pornography for decades and had cheated on his wife multiple times with several women. He added he was receiving therapy and marriage counseling and his wife and some family members had forgiven him.
"You betrayed them," the judge told Moss at the sentencing. "You never had to accept that leadership position in the community, and yet you did that. Held yourself up to be someone you are not."
Since Moss has a medical operation scheduled for November, he will not report to the jail until Dec. 15. Until then, he will remain out of custody on GPS monitor that does not count toward the jail sentence.
He will also serve 36 months on probation, register as a sex offender and complete psychosexual evaluation. The judge also ordered him to write apology letters to the two undercover agents who claimed they experienced distress and trauma after the encounter.
He is also prohibited from serving in church positions, community coaching, advising, mentoring or leadership roles in non-profit or clubs involving youth.
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Netflix is set to produce a live-action series based on Nickelodeon's mid-2000s animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender, and is bringing aboard original creators Michael DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko as executive producers and showrunners. The new series will be made in partnership with Nickelodeon, with production to start next year.
The original Avatar: The Last Airbender aired for three seasons on Nickelodeon from February 2005-July 2008, winning an Emmy in 2017 and a Peabody Award among other honors. The series followed main protagonist Aang and his friends, who must save the world by defeating Fire Lord Ozai and ending the destructive war with the Fire Nation. A total of 61 episodes aired.
"We're thrilled for the opportunity to helm this live-action adaptation of Avatar: The Last Airbender," DiMartino and Konietzko said in a release announcing the project. "We can't wait to realize Aang's world as cinematically as we always imagined it to be, and with a culturally appropriate, non-whitewashed cast. It's a once-in-a-lifetime chance to build upon everyone's great work on the original animated series and go even deeper into the characters, story, action, and world-building. Netflix is wholly dedicated to manifesting our vision for this retelling, and we're incredibly grateful to be partnering with them."
The property has spawned a comic book and graphic novel series, and the home video compilation Avatar: The Last Airbender: The Complete Series is nearing $5 million in retail sales since its release earlier this year.
"We are committed to honoring Bryan and Mike's vision for this retelling and are thrilled to support them on creating a live-action event series, bringing Aang's epic world of elemental magic to life for global audiences on Netflix," said Netflix's Melissa Cobb, VP Kids & Family Content.
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Students peer into Baker Lake's past
by Darrell Greer May 2, 2019
A dedicated group of students who restarted the student council at Jonah Amitnaaq Secondary School (JASS) jumped at the chance to oversee the opening of a 10-year-old time capsule in Baker Lake on April 10.
Jeannie Kalluk, Remi Ukpatiku and Patterk Kablutsiaq, from left, check the contents of a 10-year-old time capsule that was opened at Jonah Amitnaaq Secondary Schoo lin Baker Lake on April 10, 2019.
Photo courtesy Department of Education
The council – president Rachel Tagoona-Tapatai, vice-president Janette Seeteenak, treasurer Brianna Piryuaq, secretary Haley Hachey, communications Kimberly Ukpatiku, snacks Gavin Dunn and regular members Ashley Pudnak, Rhoda Parker, Richard Iyago, Terri-anna Uqayuittuq and Rick Aningaaq – took on a number of projects during the school year, including taking part in the annual Christmas Talent Show and school spirit days, as well as hosting a semi-formal Valentine's Day dance.
Ukpatiku stated in a press release that council members were planning a string of activities to celebrate Nunavut's 20th anniversary when they realized a time capsule sitting in the principal's office for the past 10 years was meant to be opened in 2019.
"When the council members found out the time capsule that had been sitting in the office for the past 10 years was scheduled to be opened, they jumped at the opportunity to plan and host the event," stated Ukpatiku.
"In 2009, the JASS graduating class entrusted the time capsule to the Grade 2 class to be opened in their last year of school in April of 2019!"
Among the many people to take part in the special event was superintendent of schools for Kivalliq School Operations Bill Cooper, who was principal of JASS in 2009.
Cooper said opening the capsule brought back a lot of very fond memories of being part of the school in 2009.
He said everyone took turns looking at the capsule's contents and bringing out different elements to the oohs and ahs of the crowd watching the events unfold.
"I felt really honoured to be a part of it, quite frankly," said Cooper.
"I really had no idea what was in there, and the first thing we pulled out was a pair of rubber boots that belonged to a teacher who is still at the school.
"Opening the time capsule was almost like Christmas, because, although you may have a hunch, you really don't know what's in there.
"Student council laid everything out, then everyone crowded around to look at it, got their phones out to take pictures of themselves with their work, and told stories about back then."
Cooper said one moment was quite touching during the capsule opening.
He said Sally Seeteenak retired this past year after many, many years of teaching and, 10 years ago, she taught Grade 2.
"A few of those Grade 2 students are now in Grade 12 and were on stage as part of student council, which is pretty spectacular – and, wouldn't you know, one of the last things we pulled from the bottom was an envelop her class had done of little reflections and pictures.
"We called Sally to the stage, she pulled some papers out and read a few of them for the group.
"Two of her former Grade 2 students were there and she was able to give them, 10 years later, their pieces, which they read over the microphone to the assembled crowd.
"That is so special and I heard a number of people were really touched by it."
Cooper said he perceived giddiness and amazement on some of the student faces as the evening unfolded, but he would be speculating if he said there was also a sense of accomplishment or purpose evident.
He said he also perceived a sense of wonder as he watched the kids looking at their own work.
"I'd like to think it put some things in perspective – 10 years have passed, here we are and, in a sense, the journey is not over because I understand the school intends to take-in another round of memorabilia to encase for another 10 years.
"And, if I'm not mistaken, they intend to kind of use it as another graduation thing; inviting the current Grade 2 students to be part of it to keep that element in and then open it up in the year 2029.
"I had a part in a collective effort to set this up in 2009 – and kudos to all the other administrators who followed and the teachers who didn't throw the box out, open it to peek in, or break the fidelity of the enterprise – and the idea behind a time capsule is to stay fidelitous, or true to the purpose, because we will come together to reminiscence in 10 years and that's the engagement piece around something really important.
"Among the personal stories that come out of that; some are good, some are troubling, some are wonderful and some are sad, but isn't that our journey when you come right down to it?"
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(Recorded Sun., April 19 at 11 a.m.) Divine Mercy Sunday Mass with Bishop Persico
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(Recorded Fri., April 10 at 8 p.m.) Easter Vigil Mass with Bishop Persico
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