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The Special Olympics of Massachusetts coordinated with UMass Amherst's Athletics programs and Disability Services in order to host a basketball scrimmage game for people with special needs, Saturday, Dec. 9, 2017 at the Mullins Center. Photo by Caroline O'Connor.
Street Images 2000-2007 needs to become a new website being created on June 11, 2020 and it will have Month Date and year button and it will have a red icon being dragged to a street and parking lot and drive thru and viewing the past on all streets and highways and all bank drive thrus and everywhere.
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Street Images 2000-2007 was supposed to become a new website on New Years Day on Tuesday January 1, 2008 but when nothing happened it got delayed & moved forward to June 11, 2020.
black kitten / green eyes
looks to be 4-6 weeks old
scared to death but sweet after she calmed down.
those in houston, she needs a home! takers, anyone????
After months of teasing, Lucasfilm has finally revealed the secret of the mysterious Project Luminous. It's actually an ambitious new publishing initiative called Star Wars: The High Republic. Over the course of several years and a number of new novels and comic books, Lucasfilm will shed light on an era set 200 years before the events of The Phantom Menace. It's an exciting new development in the Star Wars franchise. And even more importantly, this announcement is just what Lucasfilm needs to reinvigorate the Star Wars publishing line.
The Expanded Universe That Was
The Star Wars books and comics have been in a tricky spot over the past six years. Lucasfilm retired the classic Expanded Universe line in 2014, re-branding most of those existing comics and novels under the "Legends" banner to denote they no longer take place in Disney's official Star Wars timeline. The Lucasfilm Story Group was established to map out the future of the franchise and ensure that every new project - be it movie, TV series, comic book, novel or video game - finds its proper place in the revamped Star Wars timeline.
There's a lot to be gained by having one team overseeing all these stories. It ensures a movie doesn't come along and contradict a previously published novel, or a new comic doesn’t fly in the face of what happened in a canon video game. However, the catch is that newer novels and comics often feel constrained in a way they didn't in the Expanded Universe era.
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I rarely have a Flickchronicity moment, but this one seemed impossible to pass up. Perhaps it should be "Everybody Downloads?"