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Description: My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic launched a new generation of fandom. Since its premiere in 2010, it has fostered an incredibly vibrant community of artists, musicians, and fans of all ages. That community continues to thrive to this day. With the cartoon likely coming to an end soon, we’ll take a look at the show that kickstarted the Animation Renaissance. Come join a host of veteran MLP fans and community organizers as we discuss the history, culture, and future of the brony fandom.

OROFINO — Late in his team’s district title game on Saturday, Potlatch first baseman Cota Hadaller attempted to motivate Loggers reliever Kyle Lynas by reminding him to just “focus on the hitter.”

In a later interview, Liz said, "In my own mind, there were coincidences that seemed to tie him it. Yet when I would think about or day-to-day relationship there was nothing there that would lead me to think that he was a violent man capable of doing something like that."

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Description: Welcome to the Office Meetup! Come with your friends and make new ones as you talk about The Office. Confused on what to do? Here’s a few tips: meet some new people, share your interests, show off your costumes and take some pics! Cosplay is encouraged, but not required. If you had a great time, share your experience with #ECCC and #ECCCMeetups

The ratchet tie-down was pulled in a straight line loading it to its Breaking Strength, at which point a load-bearing component failed.  It must be repeated that these tests were conducted with brand new, factory-fresh ratchets and webbing under controlled laboratory conditions. These tests do not necessarily represent what would occur if used or aged tie-down equipment, showing signs of normal wear and tear, were tested under real-world conditions.

Wirecutter selected the G9 X Mark II as its point-and-shoot budget pick that’s best for beginners or casual shooters because its easy controls make “transitioning from smartphone shooting simple.” However, both beginners and expert photographers looking for a pocketable point-and-shoot enjoy using it in auto mode. One reviewer on Best Buy writes that “at its now pretty common $429 price, it’s a no-brainer to add to your camera arsenal.”

If you don’t plan to stay up past midnight to ring in the new year, but still want to party, visit a traditional Irish pub during the afternoon of December 31, and raise a glass to 2019 at midnight Dublin time (that’s 4 pm to us). Pubs around the county will be offering the likes of Irish ales, corned beef, and live traditional Irish music. Plan to show up by 1 pm, and make reservations if available, as these events always fill up, whether it’s The Field Irish Pub, Hooleys Irish Pub, O’Sullivan’s Irish Pub, or The Ould Sod.

Seattle is a destination Lewiston-Nez Perce County Regional Airport officials will pursue as they work to expand service at their transportation center.

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Like many aspiring beatmakers of the time, Easy Mo Bee grew up in awe of Marley Marl and his SP-1200 wizardry. By ‘93, Easy ended up working with him at Cold Chillin’ Records, handling a few songs on Big Daddy Kane’s Looks Like a Job For… That same year, a new opportunity opened up at Uptown Records. One of Easy’s childhood friends from Bedford-Stuyvesant’s Lafayette Gardens, radio DJ Mister Cee, brought him over to work with a newly signed rapper out of Brooklyn: the Notorious B.I.G. Their initial collaboration produced Biggie’s debut song, placed on the Who’s the Man? soundtrack, “Party and Bullshit.” Its modest success led to Easy being invited to work on his debut album, Ready to Die.

Blank addressed Gore’s leadership in 2015, at a company plant in Phoenix. There was a sense among the executives there, he recalls, that the company had lost “that feel for how to take risks that great entrepreneurs know instinctually.” He told Hannon about a program he’d helped start with the National Science Foundation to address researchers’ chronic inability to turn technological breakthroughs into products. Scientists learned how to write rudimentary business plans, then were paired with experienced entrepreneurs. I-Corps, as it was called, became the germ of Gore’s effort.