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PRICE-Robert Lyle Nelson, age 57, passed away April 4, 2005 in Price after a long illness. He was born July 19, 1947 in Price to Lyle and Gladys Stevenson Nelson. Robert Married Beverly Jean Clark April 14, 1973 in Provo, where their marriage was later solemnized in the Provo LDS Temple.
Robert always loved computers, scrap-booking, and doing genealogy. He passed many happy hours watching NASCAR. He loved spending time reading to his grandchildren (Thomas the Train, his own version, being the favorite). He enjoyed swapping stories about the good old days with his two brothers, who were very dear to him. He was a wonderful example of how to deal with trials and tribulations with a positive attitude. Though burdened with Fabrys disease, he proudly served four years in the US Navy.
He is survived by his wife Beverly of Price and children: Kimberly and Jared Patterson and Ryan Nelson, all of Price; and three grandchildren, Sierra, Katie and Tristan. Also survived by his brother Randy and his wife Tonya, of Elmo. Preceded in death by his parents and two brothers, Steven and Roger.
Funeral services were held Fri. April 8, 2005 at 11 a.m. in the Price Sixth Ward LDS Chapel, 300 West 500 South. Burial was in the Cliff View Cemetery in Price.
Melissa Fadra Jones Iwasawa, "Lissa Lou", left this earth April 2, 2005, to ascend to heaven into the arms of God, after a lifetime of constant courage, living on a dialysis machine, climbing mountains, healing animals and humans alike. She was born March 4, 1974 in Salt Lake City to Audrey and Kyle Jones.
She was preceded in death by her grandparents Ray and Billie Davis; Uncle "Skeeter"; cousin Ricky; and Grandpa Klell Mecham. She is survived by her two beautiful daughters Kylie and Maya; her two brothers Waylon and Ely; Grandma Fern; her parents Kyle Jones and Audrey (Phil) Jones, and all of Phil's loving and caring family; her aunt Robyn Davis, also Don Pasborg; aunts and uncles on her daddy's side, Ben and Myrna Mead, Hall and Ravenna Firth, Larell and Carol Jones, Reggie Jones and Kathy, Randy Jones and Aunt Betsy Terrill; Masa Iwasawa, Nicholas Rich; along with many, many friends.
Memorial service, where family and friends may attend, will be held at Pioneer Park, 100 East 550 North, Price, Wed. April 13, 2005, from 2-4 p.m.
MURRAY-Dennis William Grange, 34, passed away April 4, 2005 in Murray. He was born July 17, 1970 in Price to Ferris and Mary Bea Jones Grange.
Dennis enjoyed watching NASCAR and riding and racing motorcycles. He loved his family and friends, taking delight in "giving them a hard time" and helping them out whenever he could.
He is survived by three daughters, Teaira, Ashtin and Keely, who are the loves of his life. Also survived by sisters Pam and Jim Anderson of Huntington, Kimberly and Glenn Huff of Price; brothers, Gale and Claudia Grange of Highland, Richard and Elaine Grange of Sandy, Ralph and Karen Grange of Magna, Jeff and Teri Grange of Huntington, Gordon and Kay Grange of Sandy, and Darin and Deanna Grange of Sandy. Preceded in death by parents and brother Michael. We will miss you.
Funeral services were held Sat. April 9, 2005 at noon in the Huntington First/Fifth Ward Chapel, 115, South 400 East, where friends called one hour prior to services. Burial was in the Huntington Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
"Will Be Missed"
Nolan R. Curtis passed away on April 8, 2005 in Grand Junction Colo., after suffering a fall due to Parkinson's Disease. This beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother, and friend began his turn on earth March 12, 1920, the ninth child of Wallace and Amanda Curtis in Green River. He married Mazel Duncan, July 3,1938, and their marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He served in the U.S. Navy during WWII and then settled back with his family in Green River in November 1945.
He was a life-long member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and held many callings. A highlight of his church service were the two years he and Mazel served on a mission in the Manti Temple from 1979-1981.
His mother introduced him to square dancing as a youth and he grew to love it and made it an active part of his life. He received the Walt Cole award for promoting and enjoying over 50 years of square dancing.
He worked in the gas and oil distribution business most of his life. He was part owner in the Curtis & Durrant Oil Company until 1979. After that, his heart went into raising melons at Curtis Island, which he and his wife enjoyed for several years, delivering melons to market.
He loved sports and missed few games of BYU and the Jazz. He and his wife traveled on several BYU Cougar Club trips to Hawaii and Japan. He was a great fan and supported the local basketball teams. He loved to watch the young people play sports. He was honored and received the Super Fan Award from the Utah High School Activities Association in 1998.
He believed in community service and served as a councilman, on the school board, and as a volunteer fireman for many years.
After 59 years of marriage, Nolan lost his beloved wife. In December 1997, he married Laura Faye Marsing Thompson in the Salt Lake Temple for time. They have enjoyed spending the winters in Arizona.
He loved people and touched the lives of many. He never met a stranger or was never too busy to stop and say "Hi and how are you?" His greatest joy was his family and friends; he dearly loved them. He was a kind and gentle and loving man to everyone he met. These are the words Nolan spoke to his wife, "I encourage those that I call family to embrace the gospel of Jesus Christ with all your heart. Be a true Christian one with another. I leave my blessing, my love, my faith in God, and hope for each of you, my children and grandchildren."
He is survived by his wife, Laura Faye; children Kenneth (Ruth), Moab, Ward (Karen), Sandy, Deanna (Randy) Mecham, Hanksville, Lowell (Cheryl), Riverton, Marsha (Jim) Borchert, Ft. Morgan, Colo., Monte (Lucy), Moab, Debbie Thomas, Grand Junction, Colo.; three step-children Jeannie (Mark) Watterson, Saratoga Springs, Gayle Thompson, Grand Junction, Colo., and Audrey Grisham, Holliday; 35 grandchildren; 71 great-grandchildren; two sisters Verla (Norman) Lowe, Clella (Darrell) Ross; and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, wife, four brothers, three sisters, and one great-granddaughter.
Funeral services will be Fri., April 15, 2005 at noon at the Green River LDS church. A viewing will be Thursday from 6-8 p.m. at the Green River LDS church and Friday 10:30-11:45 a.m. also at the church. Interment will be in Elgin Cemetery.
CLAWSON-Darrel Fame Price passed away peacefully in his home on April 9, 2005 surrounded by his loving family.
Darrel was born June 20, 1933 in Provo, to Fame and Tressie Price. He married his childhood sweetheart Helen Louise Blackburn July 12, 1951 (later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple.) They were married 53 years. He served in the Korean War from 1951-1954 after returning home he worked as a coalminer for 40 years.
He served in many positions in the LDS church including bishop and high councilman. He also fulfilled a church service mission with his wife at the Bishop's Storehouse.
Darrel loved camping, gardening, playing his guitar and mandolin with friends and his sons. He loved visiting with people and was an accomplished storyteller blessed with the gift of gab. He loved his family and being around them. He considered them one of his greatest accomplishments and will be dearly missed by all that knew him.
Darrel is survived by his wife Helen Louise Blackburn, his five "no good Sears� kids" Bob (Doris) Price of Ferron; Jean (Randy) Smith of Nephi; Kim (Wade) Riley of Clawson; Gary (Shaunnie) Price of Clawson; Stephen (Chantel) Price of Ferron. His brothers Bud (Maria) Price of St. George; Johnny Binder of Washington, and his sisters LaRue Remington of West Valley City and Betty (Keith) Eatough of Arizona.
He also leaves behind 19 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren who will forever remember his laughter, love and stories.
He was preceded in death by his parents Fame and Tressie Price.
A viewing will be held Tues. April 12, at the Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale from 6-8 p.m. Funeral services will be Wed. April 13, at 11 a.m. with a viewing one hour prior to services at the Blue Hills ward LDS church house, 35 West 200 North in Ferron. Grampa always said "Love ya, be sure and come back ya hear," and we will.
"Paradise Rancher"
Que Sorensen, age 91, passed away, after a long and fulfilling life on April 4, 2005 in Ferron due to natural causes. Born July 18, 1913 in Emery to Andrew M. and Johanna Christina Larsen Sorensen. He married the love of his life Jessie Lewis on Dec. 2, 1948 in Orangeville. The marriage was later solemnized on June 29, 1953 in the Manti LDS Temple.
Que was an active member of the LDS Church and served as a high priest. He was a loving husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather. He was an accomplished rancher, heavy equipment operator and person overall. He was truly liked by everyone he met. He was a member of the Emery Riding Club and was owner of the Sorensen Mercantile in Emery for many years before he and Jessie moved to Murray and lived in the home they dearly loved. He was a member of the Good Sam Club where his CB handle was "Paradise Rancher," named after his favorite place on Earth, with the LK Antelopes. He and Jessie enjoyed many trips and social functions with their beloved Good Samers. He worked for Menlove Construction and retired from the Murray City Road Department where he drove the sweeper he dearly enjoyed. He later went to work for Allied Development where he formed many dear friendships. Que worked hard but had a lot of good times with his family, leaving us with many, many wonderful memories.
Survived by his wife; son, Keith (Donna), Ferron; daughters, Roma (Kell) Blackham, St. George; Jeannette (Ken) Hadean, Tooele, and Susanne (Fred) Babcock, Mesquite, Nev.; 11 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by his grandson, William Gary Babcock, granddaughter, Sherrie Ann Babcock, seven brothers and one sister.
Funeral services were held Sat. April 9, 2005 at Memorial Estates Redwood. Interment, Memorial Estates Redwood, 6500 South Redwood Road, Salt Lake City.


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It's your job - I give you money, you give me ideas.But you never say thank you.That's what the money is for. You are young, you will get your recognition.And honestly, it is absolutely ridiculous to be two years into your career and counting your ideas.Everything to you is an opportunity. And you should be thanking me every morning when you wake up, along with Jesus, for giving you another day.
Re-read it. Every day that you have the opportunity to present ideas - be it in public relations or social media - is a day you should be thankful that you have a job, and that you get to present your ideas and be part of a team.
Re-read it. If you're a junior staffer, every day you have the opportunity to work with senior staff and be mentored by them to help your career grow.
Re-read it. Just because you are using social media tools and technology since birth does not mean you "get it" better than senior staffers. In fact, what it likely means is you get it less because you have no real idea or understanding to strategy, tactics and overall objectives and how to integrate social media into an overall public relations or marketing plan.
Re-read it. Yes, PR is a hard industry. Years ago, I read an article that it is one of the most stressful professions out there. But, if it's what you want to do, take your lumps, learn and be happy. Yes, Don should have shared the glory and praised down - but that rarely happens. But he's also someone that has given Peggy huge opportunities, and she's part of a team that is doing her job to make Don and the client look good.
Re-read it. You don't work for yourself, you work for an agency. Your personal branding doesn't mean shit, but your ideas and work do mean the world. The thank you is the paycheck, not your notoriety in social media.

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Saracens got their LV= Cup campaign off to a winning start with a victory over Leicester while Ospreys edged Gloucester.
Saracens got their LV= Cup campaign off to a winning start with a victory over title holders Leicester on Friday.
Morgan Allen's try two minutes from time earned Ospreys a thrilling win over Gloucester in a rollercoaster clash.
Cardiff fly-half Ceri Sweene grabbed the winning try as the Blues came from behind to end a six-game losing streak against Wasps.
Cardiff Blues 22 – 17 Wasps
Saracens 38 – 21 Leicester
Ospreys 33 – 27 Gloucester
Cardiff Blues 22 – 17 Wasps
The Blues has the last laugh in a thrilling, if error-strewn encounter as former coach Dai Young visited Cardiff.
Substitute fly-half Ceri Sweeney scored brilliant individual try to win the game, barging through three attempted tackles to touch down under the posts.
Wasps went into the break 14-7 ahead as Elliot Daly's try and three Tommy Bell penalties cancelled out Cardiff full-back Dan Fish's stunning early try.
Two tries in 11 minutes in the second half from Tom James and Sweeney secured the win.
Saracens 38 – 21 Leicester
Playing at Bedford Blues' Goldington Road, Sarries raced into a 30-0 lead thanks to tries from hooker Jamie George, centre Duncan Taylor and winger Joe Maddock.
Tigers rallied in the second half however and tries from Joe Cain and debutant number eight Michael Noone cut the deficit.
But Sarries openside Andy Saull's try in the 64th minute meant that Harry Thacker last minute try was no mere consolation.
Ospreys 33 – 27 Gloucester
Number eight Morgan Allen's last-gasp try saw a young Ospreys side prevail over Gloucester in a dramatic encounter at the Liberty Stadium.
The hosts had led 26-13 with eight minutes to go but a Dan Murphy score and a penalty try put the English team ahead with time running out.
But the Ospreys responded emphatically, driving Allen over the line to seal an excellent win.


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Snowfall brings Big Bear, Mammoth promising business
Southern California's ski resorts received a generous dumping of snow last week, blowing in a flurry of skiers and snowboarders for the holiday weekend and a positive economic outlook for the remainder of the season.
Big Bear Mountain Resorts, a shorter trek for Orange County visitors, is benefitting from recent snowfall ranging between 14 and 16 inches – a bounty this destination hasn't seen since before Christmas.
"We're bouncing back this weekend," said Bear Mountain General Manager Brent Tregaskis, noting that a lull from Christmas through January resulted in fewer visits and the need to generate manmade snow.
Now, in what first looked like a drier-than-normal snow season, the resort is back on track.
"We don't anticipate needing to make snow anymore this year," he said.
At Mammoth Mountain, skiers and snowboards headed up for President's Day weekend – perfect timing to enjoy stellar snow conditions from the recent storm that dumped 27 inches on the slopes.
The Ibelle family makes the six-hour trek north each year from Aliso Viejo. With the kids off from school for the week, the family got up to the mountain for the first time.
"We're stoked, it's awesome," said Robbie Ibelle, who brought his wife and four kids with him. "We're just excited to be here and have family time."
The snow was packed but soft and light, with great coverage over the entire mountain. Mammoth has the most snow cover they have had all season, with 100 percent of the mountain open. The crowds were thick with those who have been waiting for fun conditions.
"The crowds are back enjoying the excellent conditions," said Joani Lynch, director of communications for Mammoth.
Back at Big Bear, though the mountain accommodated skiers and boarders all season despite the lack of natural snowfall, the alternative isn't cheap. It costs the resort more than $1,000 an hour to create snow, Tregaskis said. The resort hopes to not face that financial burden for the rest of the season.
"(Natural) snow really does stimulate the market," he said.
Tregaskis said that compared with Northern California resorts and elsewhere in the country, cold weather conditions this season promoted the efficient production of manmade snow. Where other resorts depend almost solely on natural powder, Big Bear Resorts still saw a better season in a bad snow year than most, he said.
But that doesn't mean resort operators and visitors alike don't rejoice over the real stuff.
"I realized it was snowing so I said 'Let's go up there,'" said Jason Goldstein of San Diego, who had just returned from his first run of the day with Danielle Nuzzo.
Nuzzo commented on the good snow conditions in comparison with resorts in the East Coast, where she's from originally and appreciated the lack of ice on the slopes.
The pair said they were lucky to have found hotel accommodations because with the snow and holiday weekend came a sudden shortage of vacancies.
But for those who didn't make it out over the weekend, there will still be snow to go around.
"We have enough snow to certainly last past Easter," Tregaskis said. "We're going to finish this year pretty strong."
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Twila Freada Switzer
Funeral services for Twila Freada Switzer will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 28, at the Ertel Memorial Chapel. Interment will follow at Cortez Cemetery.
Twila was born the daughter of Frank B. and Laura Freda (Treece) Bridgewater on Dec. 15, 1935, in Beulah, Colo. She passed away at Swedish Hospital in Denver on Friday, Dec. 20, 2013, at age 78.
Twila graduated from Montezuma Cortez High School in 1953. Loving to cook and bake, Twila was known for her delicious pies. She worked at the M&M Restaurant as well as making pies and cinnamon rolls for them. Twila managed Pippo's from 1973-1974. She enjoyed crocheting, embroidering, sewing and buying clothes and shoes.
Surviving Twila are her children, Cris Switzer of Cortez, Betty Jean Goffinett and husband, Bob of Luther, Okla., ,Leonard Steven Switzer and wife, Kathleen of Jones, Okla. and Lisa Ann Campbell and husband, Billy of Jones, Okla.; her brother, James E. Bridgewater of Cortez; and nine grandchildren, and 13 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents, Frank and Laura Bridgewater; grandbaby Switzer and grandbaby Belt; brothers, Harold Bridgewater and William F. Bridgewater; and two infant siblings.
Services are under the direction of Ertel Funeral Home. For further information or to send condolences, log on to www.ertelfuneralhome.com and click on the obituary section.


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Clarke to sparkle against Royals
We have previewed Saturday's FA Cup matches A-L on what is one of the most popular punting weekends of the year.
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Our headline tip is Billy Clarke to make an impact for Crawley against struggling Reading and add to his goal tally this season.
Along with that we are keen on the chances of Leeds and Charlton to secure home victories while Stoke are fully expected to progress at the expense of Crystal Palace.
- 2pts Charlton to beat Huddersfield 11/10 (General) - Hosts can heap more misery on out-of-form Terriers.
- 2.5pts Billy Clarke to score anytime v Reading at 11/5 (Ladbrokes, bet365, BetVictor) - Top of his game currently and should have plenty of chances.
- 3pts Stoke to qualify v Crystal Palace at 4/6 (General) - Only need to avoid defeat for this bet to look great value and should win.
- 2pts Leeds to beat Birmingham at 11/10 (Blue Square) - Strong form at Elland Road can be extended.
Brighton v Newcastle (1230 GMT)
Toon continue to stumble with Alan Pardew and his beleaguered side suffering another defeat in midweek after Everton came from behind to take all three points on Tyneside. That followed a complete collapse in the last 20 minutes at Arsenal and punters who like predicting an upset will be circling over one of the fixtures of the weekend. The hosts knocked Newcastle out of the FA Cup last season and are 15/8 to repeat the dose after Gus Poyet saw his side end a five-game sequence without a success in a clinical display at Ipswich on New Year's Day. He will have no Demba Ba to worry about either as he looks on his way to Chelsea but does have a couple of injury issues to solve with Bruno and Will Buckley unlikely to be available. Poyet has said he will pick the strongest line-up he has at his disposal and they look highly likely to give a good account once again. They have not lost to this rival in their five most recent meetings and that trend could well go on.
Verdict: Brighton 1 Newcastle 1 (DJ)
Aldershot v Rotherham (1500)
It's fair to say both these teams will have been left underwhelmed by this draw in the third round but at least they both have a great chance of landing one of the big-boys in round four. The Millers haven't been as dominant as I thought they might be in League Two this term but on the back of two wins on the trot they are an attractive 13/10 to add a third. Boss Steve Evans loves a good cup run, he took then non-league Crawley to Old Trafford two years ago, and they will be desperate for a plum home tie in round four to pack out their New York Stadium.
Verdict: Aldershot 0 Rotherham 2 (CC)
Aston Villa v Ipswich (1500)
The only conclusion that can be drawn between these two with any certainty is their incredible inconsistency. Villa endured a torrid Christmas period but showed much more like it by nearly pinching three points at Swansea on New Year's Day. The pressure should be off a little now for Paul Lambert's young side and a win would certainly boost their own belief that survival in the top flight is attainable. Mick McCarthy has had a mixed bag of results since taking over at Portman Road and although the general feeling is fairly positive, they are still capable of being outplayed comprehensively with the recent 3-0 home defeat to Brighton a case in point. On-loan striker DJ Campbell has gone back to QPR for the time being so the onus now falls on Daryl Murphy and Michael Chopra to fill the void in the immediate future and they have just eight goals between them this season - Campbell netted 10. Both sides have issues to resolve in their respective leagues in terms of survival so you wonder how keen either are on a Cup run. This is a no-bet fixture and the hosts may just edge it - Hills have dangled even money but it is still not a price to be tempted by even with them generally odds-on across the board.
Verdict: Aston Villa 2 Ipswich 1 (DJ)
Barnsley v Burnley (1500)
Burnley make their second trip across the Pennines of the week and after a win at Sheffield Wednesday they will be buoyant heading to Barnsley. Their 2-0 win at Hillsborough ruined my tip of a fourth Wednesday win in five but I fancy the managerless Tykes to battle for a draw.They will surely welcome a break from Championship action and without the pressure of their perilous position this should be a rip-roaring cup tie. I believe a draw is on the cards and they will have to do it all again in a Turf Moor replay.
Verdict: Barnsley 2 Burnley 2 (CC)
Bolton v Sunderland (1500)
Martin O'Neill will be desperate to do some January transfer business as he feels his side are running on fumes after a busy spell. The energy they showed to beat Manchester City 1-0 on Boxing Day seems to have fizzled out and they were a clear second best at Liverpool in midweek. O'Neill has key players like John O'Shea, Lee Cattermole and Wes Brown all out for the trip to the Reebok and really is struggling to fill in the subsequent gaps. Perhaps he will be boosted by the fact that their last four visits to this part of Lancashire have seen them win three and draw one so there could be some optimism in terms of reaching the next round at the first attempt at 7/4. Bolton played well for long spells at Leeds but still came away on the wrong end of a 1-0 scoreline and boss Dougie Freedman is keen to give some of his younger players a go on this stage. They have struggled to string any results together and, depending on how much tinkering Freedman does, may just fancy their chances. They are no bigger then 9/5 to claim victory though and that is not tempting enough all things considered so perhaps these two will need another try.
Verdict: Bolton 1 Sunderland 1 (DJ)
Charlton v Huddersfield (1500)
Charlton ruined my coupon before New Year's Day had got into full swing with their early win at Watford so they owe me some favour this weekend. Chris Powell's men ripped up the formbook at Vicarage Road with a thrilling 4-3 win over the Hornets and that should give them a huge shot in the arm. With the Terriers arriving with no win in 10 and on the back of a 6-1 thumping at Leicester the Addicks will fancy their chances of making it to round four. At 11/10 that's a price that should be jumped on.
Verdict: Charlton 3 Huddersfield 1 (CC)
Crawley v Reading (1500)
Crawley face Premier League opposition for the third successive year and genuinely scent the possibility of an upset. They already have taken the scalp of higher-league opposition this season in the Capital One Cup (Bolton and Millwall) and head into this one on the back of a 3-0 victory in League One against Colchester. They rightly have a laid-back, relaxed approach to the game with all the pressure on Brian McDermott's struggling outfit. The latter continue to ship more than their fair share of goals and this could be a good chances for lively striker Billy Clarke to add to his tally. He believes he can get to 20 this season as he continues to thrive under manager Richie Barker. It has led the 25-year-old to admit he is in the best form of his career and 5/2 for him to find the net anytime against the ropey visitors is not the worst bit of business this weekend.
Verdict: Crawley 2 Reading 2 (DJ)
Crystal Palace v Stoke (1500)
Stoke's 10-game unbeaten run came to an end on New Year's Day but we'll read little into that visit to the Etihad Stadium. Although a better side at the Britannia, they're no mugs away from home and Crystal Palace have their hands full here. The future of Wilfried Zaha looks to lie away from Selhurst Park but Ian Holloway does have plenty of talent at his disposal, it's just questionable how much of it he'll want to use in the FA Cup. If he takes it seriously, Palace have enough to take this to a replay having drawn five of their last eight games, and that's arguably pick of the match prices at 5/2. However, the best bet on offer here is surely Stoke to qualify at 4/6. They're just 2/5 to avoid defeat and if they do draw we'd be more than happy with 4/6 that they qualify after the home replay. Chances are they can pinch this by the odd goal - they won three away ties before losing to Liverpool in the quarter-finals last year - and this rates a confident selection either way. Unfashionable Stoke often offer cracking value and that certainly appears to be the case here.
Verdict: Crystal Palace 1 Stoke 2 (BC)
Derby v Tranmere (1500)
There's always one team from the Championship that has a good FA Cup run and I've got a feeling that could well be Derby this season. Nigel Clough's young side are going well in the Championship and showed just what they are capable of with a 3-1 win over Middlesbrough on New Year's Day. The arrival of Conor Sammon earlier this season has given them a focal point in attack and although he's hardly prolific he's given them a presence for the likes of Jamie Ward, Theo Robinson and Will Hughes to flourish. Surprise League One leaders Tranmere arrive at Pride Park this weekend but I can't see an upset and believe Sammon will set the Rams on their way to a routine win.
Verdict: Derby 4 Tranmere 0 (CC)
Fulham v Blackpool (1500)
Things were looking bleak for Fulham prior to Saturday's trip to West Brom, but having survived a fightback from the hosts they ran out worthy winners. That confidence-booster should see them edge back towards mid-table because with Brede Hangeland and Dimitar Berbatov among their ranks, Fulham are surely far too good to go down. In terms of this competition, they meet a Blackpool side who've been struggling to convert reasonable performances into wins of late with seven draws in 11 games. The future of Tom Ince continues to dominate the headlines and if he does go, Blackpool will be looking over their shoulders rather than upwards in the league. They found a trip to Everton too much in the FA Cup last season and to be perfectly honest Fulham will look a good bet at 8/11 if team news confirms that Martin Jol - as we expect him to - is taking this very seriously.
Verdict: Fulham 2 Blackpool 0 (BC)
Hull v Leyton Orient (1500)
Championship high-flyers Hull would do well to remember Leyton Orient have a fine pedigree in recent years in the FA Cup and this tie won't be one-way traffic. Two years ago Orient marched into round five with wins over then Championship clubs Swansea and Norwich before holding Arsenal to a draw. With the likes of Lee Cook, Martin Rowlands and Kevin Lisbie in their squad they have no shortage of quality and will give the Tigers a real test at the KC Stadium. They've always got a goal in them and the both teams to score market could be the place to go here.
Verdict: Hull 2 Leyton Orient 1 (CC)
Leeds v Birmingham (1500)
Leeds boss Neil Warnock is likely to ring the changes for this clash, as he did in their Capital One Cup run, but I'd still get on the home win. I fear for Birmingham on and off the pitch at the moment with injuries and defeats mounting and reports of money problems on the horizon. Prize asset Jack Butland may well not be risked with potential suitors unlikely to want him cup tied as acting chairman Peter Pannu recently confirmed he's set to leave St Andrew's in the coming weeks. Leeds have won their last five at home and the 11/10 on offer for another looks generous.
Verdict: Leeds 2 Birmingham 0 (CC)
Leicester v Burton (1500)
Burton have already caused one cup shock at the King Power Stadium this season and that will give them plenty of hope as they head back to Leicester again. The Brewers, with former Leicester favourite Gary Rowett doing a fine job in his first management role, won 4-2 in the Capital One Cup back in August. The Foxes have improved significantly since but I don't think Nigel Pearson's men will have it all their own way. The 7/2 on it being even at the break and Leicester winning overall is worth considering.
Verdict: Leicester 3 Burton 1 (CC)
Luton v Wolves (1500)
A trip to Kenilworth Road is probably the last thing beleaguered Wolves boss Stale Solbakken needs right now and this could be the headline upset of the weekend. The pressure is mounting on the former Norway international and four defeats in five has seen them slump to 18th in the Championship in the table. They've already lost eight on the road and with a passionate Hatters crowd to contend with they won't relish this game. Paul Buckle's men have plenty of quality in their squad, particularly in attack with Andre Gray, Scott Rendell and Stuart Fleetwood and they could well add to Solbakken's woes.
Verdict: Luton 2 Wolves 1 (CC)


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Ski Bluewood to Hold Job Fair
Ski Bluewood will be holding a job fair for the upcoming season on Sunday. Details are available below via Bluewood's news release:
Ski Bluewood Job Fair – Dayton, Washington
Job fair for the 2012-2013 season will be held on Sunday, November 4th at the Seneca Activity Building next door to 415 N. Guernsey from 4-6 pm. Watch for signs. Check out the opportunity to work in a fun winter atmosphere.
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Management Opportunity - Food and Beverage – We are currently looking for management in this department. For qualification requirements, please see us at the job fair.
Perched high atop the Blue Mountains in Southeast Washington with a base elevation of 4,450 feet, Bluewood occupies the second-highest base elevation in the state. It has a reputation of possibly having the best snow in the state as well as memorable tree skiing. For those who are unfamiliar with this zone the Blue Mountains rise out of a desert region, which provides clear skies and cold, smoke powder that totals over 300 inches annually. The mountain currently offers 24 trails on 400+ acres and if you are searching for no lines, soft, dry, forgiving pow pow Bluewood is your mountain.
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Idiopathic Partial Epilepsy
Idiopathic partial epilepsy begins in childhood (between ages 5 and 8) and may be part of a family history. Also known as benign focal epilepsy of childhood (BFEC), this is considered one of the mildest types of epilepsy. It is almost always outgrown by puberty and is never diagnosed in adults.
Seizures tend to occur during sleep and are most often simple partial motor seizures that involve the face and secondarily generalized (grand mal) seizures. This type of epilepsy is usually diagnosed with an EEG.
Symptomatic Generalized Epilepsy
Symptomatic generalized epilepsy is caused by widespread brain damage. Injury during birth is the most common cause of symptomatic generalized epilepsy. In addition to seizures, these patients often have other neurological problems, such as mental retardation or cerebral palsy. Specific, inherited brain diseases, such as adrenoleukodystrophy (ADL) or brain infections (such as meningitis and encephalitis) can also cause symptomatic generalized epilepsy. When the cause of symptomatic general epilepsy cannot be identified, the disorder may be referred to as cryptogenic epilepsy. These epilepsies include different subtypes -- the most commonly known type is the Lennox-Gastaut syndrome.
Multiple types of seizures (generalized tonic-clonic, tonic, myoclonic, tonic, atonic, and absence seizures) are common in these patients and can be difficult to control. Learn more about these seizure types.
Symptomatic Partial Epilepsy
Symptomatic partial (or focal) epilepsy is the most common type of epilepsy that begins in adulthood, but it does occur frequently in children. This type of epilepsy is caused by a localized abnormality of the brain, which can result from strokes, tumors, trauma, congenital (present at birth) brain abnormality, scarring or "sclerosis" of brain tissue, cysts, or infections.
Sometimes these brain abnormalities can be seen on MRI scans, but often they cannot be identified, despite repeated attempts, because they are microscopic.
This type of epilepsy may be successfully treated with surgery that is aimed to remove the abnormal brain area without compromising the function of the rest of the brain. Epilepsy surgery is very successful in a large number of epilepsy patients who failed multiple anticonvulsant medications (at least two or three drugs) and who have identifiable lesions. These patients undergo a presurgical comprehensive epilepsy evaluation in dedicated and specialized epilepsy centers.
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14 amateurs were part of five different Emirates teams, playing alongside recent European Ryder Cup winners Miguel Angel Jimenez and Sergio Garcia from Spain, Padraig Harrington from Ireland, Jamie Donaldson from Wales and Charl Schwartzel from South Africa.
It was a day to remember for the fourth Emirates team. Led by recent Hong Kong Open winner, Miguel Angel Jimenez, the team consisted of Lutz Stammnitz, Peter Strub and Richard Vogel.
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Public School FW'12 at Milk Studios was a real trip. They basically nailed every menswear trend we love right now, and then added in uber-wide brimmed hats that made the guys look like patron saints of bad-ass. Tailored blazers and leather jackets stood effortlessly next to varsity-style Japanese biker gang zip-up's and preppy knit cardigans. Cuffed raw jeans were clean and crisp next to tailored wool slacks and (for good measure) a kilt. We couldn't help but feel that the sum of all these elements added up to the essentials for the hippest dressers in Brooklyn right now. Lucky for Public School, this appeal is universal.
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This document explains the problem and solutions related to the one-way audio problem associated with Cisco Unity and Cisco CallManager.
Note: This is based on Cisco Unity for Exchange integrated with a Cisco CallManager.
There are no specific requirements for this document.
This document is not restricted to specific software and hardware versions.
Refer to Cisco Technical Tips Conventions for more information on document conventions.
This problem involves when users hear prompts, but are not able to record. This document is written with the assumption that normal call initiation works correctly (IP phone can call Cisco Unity and the call is answered). This document assists the user with narrowing down the point of failure.
Check the NT event log for wave record errors to identify if this is a Unity wave problem. If wave record errors are found, contact Cisco Technical Support with the event log messages. If wave record errors are not found, it could be a network and/or firewall configuration problem.
Routers/firewalls must allow RTP bi-directional streaming for audio to reach Cisco Unity from an IP phone. These RTP streams typically use UDP ports 16384 and later. Therefore, the network must allow traffic on these UDP ports to go both ways. Complete these steps to troubleshoot RTP streaming from the phone:
Verify RTP data is sent.
While you attempt to record a personal greeting, push the info button twice on the IP phone. One of the items on the display is Tx packet Count. This increases as you speak. If it does not increase, this means that RTP data is not being sent. The next step is to enable the RTP data streaming, which is not in the scope of this document.
Verify the network does not drop packets.
If RTP data is being sent, but the problem still exists, it can be because the network gateways are not configured properly. Place a computer on the same hub / switch and subnet as the phone and configure it to use the same gateway as the phone. Try to ping the Cisco Unity server from this computer. The next step is to troubleshoot the network, which is not in the scope of this document.
Verify a firewall does not drop packets.
If RTP data is being sent, but the problem still exists, it can be because a firewall silently drops packets. Place a phone on the same hub / switch and subnet as the Cisco Unity box and try to call other IP phones. Also try to do this with Media Master. Audio should stream both ways between the test IP phone and other phones. If it is not, something in the middle is blocking that traffic. The next step is to troubleshoot the firewall, which is not in the scope of this document.
Note: This test does not always diagnose a firewall configuration problem. Sites have been seen that allow traffic on UDP ports 20000 and above. Cisco Unity usually uses ports between 19000 and 20000. The phones usually use UDP ports above 20000. In this configuration, audio streams between the two phones, but audio does not stream from the phone to Cisco Unity. There is not a simple way to diagnose this problem. If these conditions are true, it is assumed that this is a firewall problem:
Users hear prompts, but cannot record.
There is a firewall between the phone and Cisco Unity.
You can ping Cisco Unity from a computer on the same hub / switch as the phone that is configured to use the same gateway as the phone.
The audio works properly when Cisco Unity is called from a phone on the same hub / switch as Cisco Unity.
Note: If Cisco Unity answers a call, but the users cannot hear Cisco Unity, it can be that RTP streaming only works from the IP phone to Cisco Unity, but not from Cisco Unity to the IP phone.
One-way voice issues can occur if dual-network interface cards (NICs) enter your system. Refer to Configuring and Troubleshooting Dual NICs for Cisco Unity for more information. Use this procedure as a workaround.
Disable one of the NICs.
Configure the NICs in an active-passive manner.
When a user calls from a remote site through the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) to Cisco Unity, dead air is received on the voicemail prompts.
The PSTN calling party is not able to hear the greetings configured on Cisco Unity. The Cisco Unity Port Status monitor shows that Unity answers the call. Cisco Unity sends the greeting audio stream to the caller, but the calling party is not able to hear the greeting. Internal calls to Cisco Unity function properly, and callers are able to hear the greetings.
This is a one-way audio issue that affects calls through the PSTN [gateway] into Cisco Unity. This problem results when Cisco Unity sends the Real-Time Protocol (RTP) packets to the wrong interface on the gateway. For example, Cisco Unity sends packets to the loopback interface instead of the FastEthernet interface, which is the "bound" interface for the Media Gateway Control Protocol (MGCP) process.
You can issue these commands to find out whether Cisco Unity currently sends RTP packets to the wrong interface on the gateway.
Complete these steps in order to resolve the issue:
Issue the no mgcp command to shut down the MGCP process.
Remove the mgcp bind control and mgcp bind media commands from the router configuration.
Re-issue the mgcp bind commands.
Issue the mgcp command again to allow the gateway to register to Cisco CallManager.
Test the call again and issue the show commands mentioned earlier to verify that Cisco Unity sends the RTP stream to the correct (bound) MGCP interface.
Users are unable to hear voicemail when trying to access their voicemail box. This is a one-way audio issue when the user attempts to retrieve a voicemail message from Cisco Unity.
When a Unity subscriber tries to access voicemail from an external phone, dead air is received when the voicemail is played. This is an issue with one-way audio (external to Unity only as DTMF tones are being transmited to the Unity but audio from Unity is not reaching the External phone).
G729 codec can cause this problem. A gateway that negotiates a G.729 codec with 20 bytes in the call setup might send 40 bytes instead. When Unity receives 40 byte packets, it drops them.
The resolution to this problem is stop the advertising G729 codec Annex B in the Cisco CallManager Service parameters.
Upgrade your voice gateway to Cisco IOS® Software Releases 12.2(11)T5 or 12.2(11)T6. The fix will also be in Release 12.2(13)T3 when it becomes available. Cisco IOS Software Release 12.2(13)T1 does not have the fix.
Refer to Voice mail messages on Unity from external callers using G.729 codec are blank. Field Notice for more information.
Calls from the MGCP PRI gateway disconnect and reconnect mid-stream so that Cisco Unity sees two calls instantaneously and gives a busy signal. When this happens, typically calls from the outside that route to the main 800 number receive a busy signal.
When you use the MGCP PRI gateway with a DMS-100 or DMS-250 protocol, check Send Extra Leading Character in DisplayIE in the gateway configuration page.
Note: This check box only applies to the DMS-100 and the DMS-250 protocol. By default this setting is disabled (unchecked).


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NetBait Paca Chunk
When a company goes to the trouble of putting a patent on the claws of a trailer you know the action and appearance must be something special. NetBait did exactly that with their Paca Chunk trailers. The patented design gives the claws of the Paca Chunk an action never before seen in a trailer. The Paca Chunk works great as a jig trailer or it can be fished on a round ball jig head. NetBait also incorporated a solid body on the Paca Chunk so this trailer will stay secure anyway it is fished.
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Comments: The Paca trailers are ok but the claws tear off and constantly wrap around the jig hook. I took 10 to 15 packs out of my trailer box for those reasons. I kept the Zoom Fat Albert, Creepy Crawlers, Zoom Chunks, Eakins Craws, Guido Bugs, and Crock- o- gator Ring Craw. Again, there ok but who needs that hassle.
From: Bigfish: Kansas City, MO 12/10/16
Comments: Great bait. I stuff them with pipe insulation that has been soaked in berkley gulp then carolina rig them. they get slammed by LM and SM. Try it.
From: John: Dracut, MA 9/14/16
Comments: Amazing bait, but not durable. I have ripped arms off just pulling them out of the package. I still buy them though, just wish they were longer lasting
From: Derek: CT 7/9/16
Comments: the pack chuck is the best all around trailer I have ever used. They have the action I am looking for and the color selection is awesome.
From: David: Eddyville, KY 4/8/16
Comments: I first started using Paca Chunks a few years ago when fishing on Kentucky Lake. I loved them from the first time I put one on the back of my jig & this is now the only trailer I use.
From: Tim: Brownstown, IN 4/8/16
Comments: One of the best trailers out there. The claws have a unique zig-zag pattern on them that makes them flap, even with little movement of the bait. Works good on anything from flipping jigs, football head jigs, swim jigs, and maybe even spinnerbait trailers.
From: Ross: TN 1/18/16
Comments: The best trailer for dirty water got it in black and blue and paired it up with the 1/4 oz bitsy bug from strike king I caught my personal best weighing in at 9 lb 5 oz would highly recommend these
From: Dontrell: Minneapolis, MN 1/4/16
Comments: I've caught fish on these just reelin em over all the lily pads slowly Texas rigged. The arms just flap & smack the water. Almost like a buzz bait.
From: Steven: MI 11/21/15
Comments: I've had great success on big bass in colder water temps when I pair these with buckeye mini mop jigs and just drag it on the bottom. The best feature is that the claws stand straight up when at rest & tempt the big girls into eating.
From: Gavin: LA 9/23/15
Comments: This is my confidence jig trailer. I have tried several other brands but find my self coming back to these. They are priced great and i usually loose my jig before i have to replace a chunk. What more could you ask for?
From: Thursty: MD 3/28/15
Comments: These are amazing trailers. I rigged them to a Dirty Jig's Alabama Craw color and used the Kentucky Special chunk and the black sapphire, they hammered it. I went from zero bits using a paddle tail swim bait to 3 bits (2 jumped off :( )back to back in the same area. The paddle tails worked great in the morning but went dead around 10 am, the Paca Chunks kick started the bits again. The action on the craws is crazy at any speed. The only down fall is the claws are good fpr maybe 2 fish and then need replacing. Good thing is they are cheap so pick up more then 1 pack, you're going to need them.
From: Danny: Ladson, SC 7/19/14
Comments: Some of the best plastics EVER. I've used the Paca's for years and they are, by far, my preferred jig trailer. I currently have these paired with a few variants of the NuTech jigs and the completed presentation looks AMAZING. Can't wait to see if the bass feel the same way...
From: Kenny: Tucson, AZ 7/11/14
Comments: Perfect trailers. I throw mainly the 2 inch size on the back of a Strike King Bitsy Bug flipping jig and that doesn't mean I only catch small fish with it. The size of fish I've landed on that tiny bait amaze me. I've even caught crappy flipping with these as the trailer. The arms move in the water all by themselves and the scent seems to be prefered by the fish in my area compared to that of similar looking craw trailers.
From: Victor: St. Catharines, Ontario 6/22/14
Comments: This has got to be one of the best trailers i have ever used i have actually just texas rigged it before in lakes and ponds and the bass love em!
From: Christian: NC 5/9/14
Comments: Though I use rage chunks more often, the paca chunk is still a very good trailer that gets regular use from me. I use it when the fish want a different look from the ragers, or to switch up colors. Very good action, can't go wrong with these either.
From: Tyler: Grand Junction, CO 4/18/14
Comments: Best trailers on the market. These things stay on jigs very well. They have great action and bass love em!
From: Unknown: USA 4/17/14
Comments: The action on these bad boys are amazing. The stay on the jig very well. Only issue I was having is that the claws rip off pretty easy.
From: Billy: Fresno, CA 3/7/14
Comments: my buddy gave me a alabama craw colored chunk and i never paid much attention to it. after sitting in my truck bed for a good number of months, i ran out of trailers and threw this one on. WELL BUILT. This is stayed on my jig fish after fish. slipped down once or twice out of plenty of fish. the action is what amazed me, no matter how slow or fast, them claws keep flapping! i wont tell u what color is good because the action is what gets em TIGHT LINES
From: Chris: Forsyth, GA
Comments: These are some great trailers. The claws move like crazy when you swim these guys! The only thing I don't like is the fact that the claws are limp when not sitting on the bottom, but I guess you sacrifice claw stiffness for awesome swimming action! Definitely worth the money though
From: Chris: ME
Comments: Super duper trailer. Cool flappy action. Yeah the tails get bitten off but put on a fresh one and get back in the game!
From: Meatwad: Alantown
Comments: Best Trailers on the Market. Natural Crawl Sr help me win a few tournaments this year. Can't go wrong with a Netbait Paca Chunk.
From: A: USA
Comments: Great Price! Great Quality! No other trailer can match the same value and selection! Sr are a bit too big for MN and tear easier than the smaller ones. My recommendation is the Chunk or Tiny Sizes. Get them! You won't be disappointed!
From: X: Twin Cities, MN, USA
Comments: These are awesome. I use natural craw on a jighead and catch a very mixed bag of fish. Even catfish!
From: Zach: OH
Comments: I bought a pack of these awhile back just tried them the other day. i couldnt keep the fish off my jig the fish were killin um but i went through a pack of chunks in 12 min. the claws were tearing off on every fish due to the small piece of plastic holding the claws on, but that is what gives it the action.
From: D: NC
Comments: Good trailer but strike king rage craw chunk have better action in my opinion.
From: Bryson, WV
Comments: Claws have great action! Very durable but like other chunks sunnys will nible it right off. Different variety of colors and sizes. This is my go to chunk baits. Ordering more in a bit.
From: Al: MN
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When students first arrive, they soon notice that shopping choices in Prato are very different than those they're accustomed to at home.
Unlike many large supermarkets and department stores in the US, shops in Prato tend to be smaller and family-run. Like many shops in Italy, their hours are generally dictated by city law and are listed in the shop window. Such small shops often open around 9 or 10, close for a mid-day break between 1 and 4 pm, and then stay open later, usually until 7 or 8 pm.
Remember, this is not a "siesta"! The break gives shopkeepers a chance to run their own errands, pick kids up from school and coordinate family meals. During your stay in Prato, you'll learn to plan your shopping and eating activities around these opening times until it comes naturally.
As with restaurants, most shops will be closed one or two days a week, with Sunday being the most common "day of rest." Certain shops and services tend to stay closed on Mondays, such as hairdressers.
Shops in Prato are also more specialized than many of their U.S. counterparts: here you'll find plenty of bakeries, stationery shops, shoe shops and perfumeries, just to name a few. One of the many benefits of Italy's smaller-sized shops is that the salespeople usually know their merchandise very well, and can make suggestions for you. And if you visit often enough, you just might get to know the shopkeepers.
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Also there are a lot of groups that release different resolutions like 480p, 720p and 1080p.
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Size matters
You need reliability
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Multiple Partners
Every p0rn star needs a trick
Enter CouchDB
Why aren't you a porn star now? Because of RDBMS
What does RDBMS have problems?
What other kinds of approaches can we use?
Distributed Hash Table
Some other projects:
Project Voldemort, Tokyo Cabinet, Redis
It is a project written in Erlang by Apache. It uses spider monkey.
Can be used as a key/value store.
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CouchDB comes with a nice web interface called Futon that lets you inspect your database and its contents.
CouchDB is de-centralized.
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Optimized for the web, more reads than writes.
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There is no SQL in CouchDB, you do queries like Card.first, Card.all, Card.get('matt_aiomonetti')
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The Utah Department of Environmental Quality is soliciting comments
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Hunter Plant is an existing three-unit coal fired power generating
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Really makes one wonder how the world would have been different had madara been able to use his full powers b4 dying...which only then makes me question even more how badass hashirama was. Old man jutsu for the win eh? typical manga haha
wow Uchiha Madara...!! now it might offend others but after this i don't want anyone else to be the main villain than Madara, he got the power, the right mixture of badassery and arrogance and he loves fighting and over that he desire domination at the level of his opponents....!! i mean he has always dominated the Kages after they attacked him with their best shot, then they would pull out another power up attack and he would dominate them again...!! in simple words put
And this also makes "Uchiha Itachi of Konoha gakure's" send off even more special, coz if he had been even a bit late in "protecting his nation one more time and cutting all his attachments from this world", all the nations would have lost their leaders. Hats off to you Itachi. "Rest in Peace"
And i also wonder for Itachi's words that ending ET is the only thing he can do to save himself from interfering in the job he intrusted to Naruto. He is capable of redeeming Sasuke but he doesn't find himself capable of doing it after all his previous things leading him astray. Naruto has earned it to stop Sasuke.....!!
SO does it mean that war is indeed going to halt for a while, where Tobi is going to try and bring back Madara (Paulbee's idea of syn him with gedo mazo) and Sasuke finally facing off Naruto.
Will Kabuto die though ??
Is it only me who is not happy with this chapter? 10 chapters with Kabuto Vs Sasuke + Itachi, and nothing really special happened in this time. Yes we saw that Kabuto has 1 million abilities implanted in himself, however the fight went exactly as Itachi predicted from the beginning - no matter what Kabuto will do, the edo tensei will be stopped. And it looks that is exactly what is going to happen. Yes we learned how and why Kabuto became as he is today, but does it really matters? I hoped that after all efforts of Kabuto to look big, and after all of his history we will finally come to the point where Kishi will reveal something new to the manga, and it's not happening. Now all the scene shifted to the 5 kages against Madara, which is again nothing new in there. No matter how hard they are trying, Madara is coming with even greater power and it's unbreakable cycle in this manga as far as I can see. At this point I would not be surprised that one of the biggest mysteries in manga will not be explained at all. I am talking about Uchicha clan massacre, because it really does not make sense that Itachi killed all clan by himself for no reason. As we all know behind this story should be some clan - danzo - tobi/madara interaction which ended in the death of all clan, except Itachi and Sasuke. Instead of uncovering some details about this it seems that all explanations are left for the end of manga, or will not be explained at all. Not happy with the chapter, specially about the fact that Uchiha clan massacre will not be revealed for at least another 20 chapters (at least it looks like that to me).
Hi every one what i want to say is about Uchiha clan massacre, I will ask you two question.
1- why only the two brothers r not dead????
2- why Itachi was the killer and Sasuke the one lived?
from my point it is becues thier parents (thier father and mother) r the one start every thing. And also I think that the masked man is (thier father) and zetus is (mother).
what u think?????????????????
we could take the story given by Tobi explaining the Uchiha clan massacre as a fact, and then it's not much left to explain about (maybe some bits). But somehow I am not buying the story, first of all Danzou was the man who ordered Itachi to kill all clan, and somehow he ended up having full arm of Sharingans - coincidence? For me it looks like that Uchiha massacre was the way to gain more power for Danzou and Tobi, and they should met way before the massacre took place in order to make this evil plan. Otherwise it's just impossible coincidence that the clan was planning to take over the Konoha, was killed by Itachi to stop their evil plan, and Tobi with Danzou ended up having huge collections of sharingans. And I bet Danzou could not have this collection of sharingans without permission of Tobi, otherwise how such a great grave robber as Orochimaru couldn't posses single sharingan? So it must be some story behind this, and Itachi with his intelligence must be aware of it. And it must be a story how Danzou was still able to live till recent events of manga, I mean if Itachi knew his collection of sharingans (and I bet he did), why he didn't just slaughtered him? If it was for protection of Konoha, I doubt that Danzou existence was any safety pin for Konoha. In my point of view his existence was rather a threat, because of his evil ways and thirst first for power. So why Itachi kept him alive? He was even a threat to his little brother, specially after 3rd Hokage died. Maybe Itachi felt that sasuke is more safe with Oro and somehow predicted their union? I mean it's loads of unanswered questions about this and we still are not getting any hints about it, sad...
moving along smartly, seeing that Madara used the rinnegan for the perfect Susanoo , makes me think Susanoo was another of the Sage of the Six paths original parlour tricks. Think about what it would have taken to beat the ten tails into submission. An ethereal warrior standing against a huge monster kinda makes sense. Since it seems like most uchiha techs seems to be watered down justus of the sage, e.g izanagi.


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Item # 287052
Show your wild side and break some boundaries in the women's Camryn Slim mid-top sneaker from Vans! These cool suede sneakers have tonal zebra print overlay across the heel and will bring out your inner rebel.
- Suede upper with zebra print overlay on back panel
- Lace-up closure
- Canvas lining
- Cushioned footbed
- Vulcanized rubber outsole provides traction and flexibility
- Imported
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By: srsbrklyn
Location: BROOKLYN
May 29, 2014
"These sneakers/ shoes are both dressy and comfortable. The black suede was unexpected yet it and the matte zebra print adds a fancy touch to a great shoe. They are great for days when its not too hot or rainy outside since suede tends to dye my socks and may become damaged in such weather. For the fall/spring or cool summer days they look and feel great with any outfit to any casual or semi formal event. In my experience they fit true to size and are very comfortable. Great buy!"
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