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Well I don't think this belongs in the News Section, but if it does, then shall it be moved
And here we all thought that the only thing 4kids was in fault for was it's terrible dubbing of our favorite animes. THINK NOT!
"The Japanese animation studio that first created the anime hits is attacking, claiming that 4Kids owes it millions of dollars for making secret agreements with TV networks and home video distributors as well as making improper royalty deductions, including for the cost of the actual dubbing. As the result of alleged contractual breaches, the Japanese companies behind the show reveal they have just terminated their licensing agreements with 4Kids. They now want past money owed too."
TV Tokyo and Nihon Ad Systems have failed their suit in New York's federal court system. The piece provides some interesting examples and highlight's FUNimation's apparent role in it as well as indicating that Cartoon Network and others were caught up in the questionable deals that 4Kids Entertainment made.
For example, 4Kids is said to have made an agreement with Funimation Productions, giving it the right to exploit the YGO series on home video. "4Kids conspired with Funimation to fraudulently hide from Plaintiffs more than 45% of the total income Funimation paid to 4Kids from the sale of the home videos," the complaint states.
Allegedly, 4Kids not only licensed YGO, but also several other Japanese animation series it didn't own. Under the terms of this supposedly secret deal, which allegedly included a strict confidentiality clause, 4Kids didn't have to do much besides perform certain marketing services. It was Funimation's job to produce and distribute the series, and for this right, Funimation paid a $1.3 million advance and gave over nearly $3 million in revenue, which was allegedly then hidden from the plaintiffs.
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En español | Here's the single most important question for people who are planning for — or already into — their retirement years: How are you going to make your money last for life? With good health and good cheer, you're likely to be among the half of your age group that dances past your official life-expectancy age.
Social Security lasts for life, and so does an employer pension. If you don't have a pension, annuities can serve as a pension substitute. Increasingly, financial planners are paying attention to this option as a way of ensuring that their clients don't run out of money.
Annuities are sold by insurance companies. Some come with bells and whistles that aren't worth their price. The safest policies are "immediate pay" annuities, in which you put up a sum of money and your insurer starts paying you a certain percentage of that for life. The payments can also cover the lifetimes of you and a beneficiary, such as your partner or spouse.
Choosing the right type of annuity
These pension substitutes come in three main varieties. An "immediate fixed" annuity provides a fixed number of dollars per month. An "immediate variable" annuity, invested in a mix of stock and bond mutual funds, pays you a fixed percentage of the portfolio's value, which will rise and fall. An "inflation-linked" annuity adjusts your payments for inflation every year (you can also pick a fixed annual adjustment, such as 2 or 3 percent).
You generally get the largest initial payout from the immediate fixed annuity. The others might start smaller but can increase your payouts over time.
What has always bothered people about annuities is what I call the sucker factor. If you put $100,000 into the plan today and die next year, you'll think (from the grave) that you were a sucker because the insurance company retained the money you didn't receive.
Escaping the sucker factor
But it's this very sucker factor that makes annuities so attractive. Because some people will die early, the insurer can afford to pay you more per month than you could prudently draw out of personal investments.
For example, take a 65-year-old woman who has $100,000 in savings. If she puts half of it into stock mutual funds and half into bond funds, and withdraws the traditional 4 percent in the first year, she'll get $333 a month. If she raises that amount by inflation each year, the money could last for 30 years (but with no guarantee).
If she puts $100,000 into a Principal Life Insurance Co. inflation-adjusted annuity, she'll start higher — with $379 a month (at this writing), plus guaranteed lifetime inflation protection. The fixed-payment annuity gives her $531. If she dies after just a few years, "So what?" says Miami financial planner Harold Evensky. "The annuity served its purpose. It paid her more than she could take from systematic withdrawals from savings and insured her in case she lived too long."
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Eric Kuster
Metropolitan Luxury I
Metropolitan Luxury I is the first ever monograph from Eric Kuster, one of the most - if not the most - successful interior designers from the Netherlands. We like Kuster, because he's got an not-Dutch glamorous, luxurious attitude. This first book was published in 2008. We know that for a fact, but we can also see it by the books that we see in his projects. Ahhh, Dolce & Gabbana Fashion Album, that brings back fond memories. This first book is a fine one, but we suggest you have a look at volume 2 as well because, like the books, Eric's work has evolved as well.
€ 50.00
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English, Dutch, Russian, Arabic
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November 2008
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1900 grams
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Yamamoto Craw 10pk
The skirted front of the big six-inch Yamamoto Hula Grub can be just too wide at times to make its way through the thickest of cover. That's when Yamamoto opts for his 5" 3-series Crawdad. Not having the wide hula skirt up front, the pencil-thin end of the Texas-rigged Xrawdad slips through dense cover that the broad front of the hula grub cannot penetrate easily.
In addition, some pros say the Yamamoto 5" Craw is the perfect rubber skirted jig trailer, and they have the big bass prize money to prove it too. Pinch an inch off to better match your jig size.
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the circus party i've been planning for months for my two june babies came and went with a BANG!
Take a seat, grab a snack…this post is LONG, so scroll down and sit back!
{most photo's are courtesy of my photographer, Lyndsey @ seenboxphotography.com. it was SO hard to pick out my favorites. that's why this post is so long!}
Open the curtains and……
i made/painted the ticket booth…it used to be a plain wooden puppet stage!
and here's the cake i made {more detailed pics below}. since this party was suppose to be last week {we got rained out BIG TIME and had to cancel/postpone it a week} the bottom part of the cake was kinda hammered. i re-made the top part though.
i made the fun happy birthday banner in photoshop{the paper was a mix of adorable circus paper}…


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House burns down in Nevada County's Cascade Shores
April 8, 2013
A dog is missing after a residential fire that occurred Thursday night in Cascade Shores.
Firefighters with Nevada County Consolidated Fire District arrived on scene to a house on the 13000 block of Gas Canyon Road that was fully engulfed with flames, said Consolidated Fire Division Chief David Ray.
The owner of the house had left a couple hours earlier and returned home to see his house on fire with a full team of firefighters on scene battling the blaze.
"He was shocked," Ray said.
It is unknown if the dog living at the residence escaped the burning house, but the animal was not present when firefighters were at the scene.
Grass Valley and Nevada City fire departments provided firefighting personnel and the Ophir Hill and Chicago Park-Peardale fire protection districts supplied water tenders due to the remote location of the fire, Ray said.
The priority for firefighters arriving was to contain the blaze to the affected structure, especially given a free-standing garage was within 10 feet of the burning structure, Ray said.
"We initiated a defensive attack," he said.
The cause of the fire has yet to be determined. No injuries were reported.
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Chapter 1
The children of Israel multiply—They are placed in bondage by the Egyptians—Pharaoh seeks to destroy the sons born to Hebrew women.
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2 Reuben, Simeon, Levi, and Judah,
3 Issachar, Zebulun, and Benjamin,
4 Dan, and Naphtali, Gad, and Asher.
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8 Now there arose up a new
9 And he said unto his people, Behold, the people of the children of Israel are
10 Come on, let us deal
11 Therefore they did set over them
12 But the more they afflicted them, the more they
13 And the Egyptians made the children of Israel to serve with rigour:
14 And they made their lives bitter with hard
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16 And he said, When ye
17 But the midwives
18 And the king of Egypt called for the midwives, and said unto them, Why have ye done this thing, and have saved the men children alive?
19 And the midwives said unto Pharaoh, Because the Hebrew women are not as the Egyptian women; for they are lively, and are
20 Therefore God dealt
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Sefko: Three centers the Mavericks will have their eye on next offseason…
Mavs beat writer Eddie Sefko answered reader questions during a live chat on Tuesday. Here are some highlights:
It really looks like Chris Paul is staying put and Dwight is a bust. Is there any other form of help out their?
Eddie Sefko: Say hello to Al Jefferson. But don't necessarily turn your back on Dwight Howard. A bust, he is not. Injured a lot lately? Yes. But a bust? No. He may decide that LA is simply not his kind of place. He wouldn't be the first. There are a lot of us who don't see LA as the greatest place on earth. If that happens, the Mavericks will be No. 1 in line to woo Howard this summer with Atlanta and perhaps Cleveland in on the action. I personally think the Cavaliers are in good shape to get better quickly next season with great young talent and a center (Varejao) who will be great trade bait. Anyway, the Mavericks will be watching Howard, Jefferson and Andrew Bynum (if he ever plays) very closely the rest of the season. And all three are free agents this summer.
Are the playoffs out of the picture seeing how they will have to at some point win 8 in a row to get to 500?
Eddie Sefko: They don't have to win eight in a row. They just need to win one right now. Then maybe find a stretch where they can win four out of five. Then put a little three-game streak together here and a four-gamer there. If you can start playing consistently and bank more wins than losses, you can make up ground on .500. But I'm not here to sprinkle sunshine on your French fries. Like you, I haven't seen anything that suggests a run of 10 wins in 15 games is on the horizon. That scenario would put the Mavericks at 23-27 at the 50-game mark. They'd be in the conversation for the final playoff spots at that point, but it would still take another hot streak or two.
Call me crazy, but I still haven't lost faith in Cuban and Donnie, they're too smart and willing to let the team hit the cellar dwelling level. Even Kobe missed the playoffs a year. That said, from what I read it seems like expiring contracts are very valuable now. I know management is curious in seeing a healthy Dirk with everyone still, but when Feb. comes around, is it more likely teams will be coming to Dallas for those contracts or will Dallas have to shop them around?
Eddie Sefko: Oh, don't worry. Even the unlimited cell phone limits will be exceeded. The Mavericks won't have to do the shopping, although they probably will anyway. Utah seems destined to trade either Millsap or Jefferson (or both). They are final-year guys, too. The word in Utah is that the Jazz would like to get a decent draft pick back, plus maybe a good young player. But mostly, they want the pick. So is a sign-and-trade to get Jefferson a possibility for the Mavericks' draft pick? If it's around 10th? No question. And there will be countless other scenarios like this, too.


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|Carole Jones with Eolambia/caroljonesi as it is placed on the site at the George S. Eccles Dinosaur Park in Ogden.
Will life sized dinosaurs be coming to Emery County? If the Museum of the San Rafael board and the Emery County Economic development council can come up with the funding for the placement of three life-sized dinosaurs then they will indeed roam the county again.
Dinosaurs have long been of interest in the county, but the county has not capitalized upon the dinosaur and what it can do for the county. Emery County dinosaurs have been shipped worldwide. Currently a major renovation of the Cleveland/Lloyd dinosaur quarry is taking place with plans for a reopening in August.
Ramal Jones renowned dinosaur seeker is on the museum board and spearheading the effort to acquire the life-sized specimens for the Museum of the San Rafael grounds. His plans include placing the dinosaurs on the south lawn of the museum with walkway paths inbetween the specimens. Jones has been working to write a grant proposal to submit to various entities in hopes of garnering grant dollars to help with the project. Estimates of $100,000 for the dinosaur trio is the figure the board is trying to raise.
In the recent economic development planning meeting Jones presented the idea to the council and was met with very favorable comments from those present. He said, "The Museum of the San Rafael could increase visitorship and interest with the addition of three life-sized dinosaurs built by artists. These dinosaurs are found in the Swell."
Jones said the museum should take advantage of the interest in dinosaurs and use them as an educational tool and promote Emery County as a destination for dino education.
Janet Petersen, museum director said that dinosaurs are a legacy for the county. Kathleen Truman, economic development council, pointed out that a partnership is needed between the museum and the economic development council to promote dinosaur tourism and paleontological camps. "It is a legacy of Emery County and we ship dinosaurs all over the world. There are a lot of adults interested in paleontology as well and we might be able to put together a package that includes adults," said Truman, "Our unique paleontology is like a storybook that has great potential for the county."
Truman also said that grants and any donations received can be taken care of through the Emery County Foundation where tax credits are also available.
In Jones' grant application he explained, "The Museum of the San Rafael is a premier museum dedicated to preserving and displaying to the public, the historical and prehistoric life that is found in Emery County. The San Rafael Swell up-lift and subsequent erosional process has created one of the most scenic and colorful landscapes found anywhere and draws a large number of visitors to Emery County.
"The erosional process also laid bare the paleontological history from the early Triassic age 245 million years ago to the later Cretaceous age 80 million years ago.
"In this paleontological record of 165 million years, there is abundant fossilized remains of prehistoric life that has drawn scientists from all over the world to study it. Eleven new dinosaurs have been found in Emery County over the last 12 years. These new dinosaurs are Cretaceous age dinosaurs that are filling large gaps in the knowledge of the prehistoric life that lived on this earth 95-145 million years ago," said Jones.
The three dinosaurs include the Acrocanthosaurus/atokenis which is a large 40 foot carnivore dinosaur, a large 30 foot hadrosaur named Eolambia/caroljonesi and a smaller armored dinosaur named Animantrax/ramaljonesi are the dinosaurs planned for the museum.
Anyone interested in becoming involved in the dino quest should contact Janet Petersen at the Museum of the San Rafael at 381-5252.
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Best Bluetooth headphones 2017: 10 of the best on/over-ears for wireless listening
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The National Stroke Association—the nation's only nonprofit devoted entirely to stroke—released the letter CEO Robyn Moore sent to Congressional leadership and the incoming Trump administration regarding ongoing healthcare reform efforts.
The National Stroke Association—the nation's only nonprofit devoted entirely to stroke—released the letter CEO Robyn Moore sent to Congressional leadership and the incoming Trump administration regarding ongoing healthcare reform efforts.
The American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine and the National Stroke Association presented its Excellence in Post-Acute Stroke Award to Pamela W. Duncan, PhD, PT, FAPTA, FAHA, during the 93rd Annual ACRM Conference.
The National Stroke Association presented seven RAISE (Raising Awareness in Stroke Excellence) Awards that recognize individuals and groups for taking stroke awareness to new heights.
Due to Hurricane Matthew, the National Stroke Association is postponing its inaugural Comeback Trail 5K run/walk set for Saturday, Oct. 8 in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Stroke survivor Billy Lister says he wouldn't be headed to Rio for the Paralympics if it wasn't for the support of the National Stroke Association.
National Stroke Association is pleased to announce a new partnership that will bring National Stroke Association resources in front of The Mighty's wide-reaching readership.
Stroke survivors across the country are urging Congress to pass stroke-related legislation focusing on access to telemedicine and return to work initiatives.
National Stroke Association has brought together advocacy organizations that serve people affected by spasticity with the founding of the national Spasticity Alliance. The Spasticity Alliance includes: the Brain Injury Association of America, Multiple Sclerosis Association of America, United Cerebral Palsy and United Spinal Association.
Progress in Rehabilitation Research is theme of the fall conference for stroke teams offered by the American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine (ACRM).
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper named Robyn Moore, CEO of National Stroke Association to his Stroke Advisory Board to help shape the future of stroke programs statewide and improve quality of care for stroke patients.
For over 30 years we have been the trusted source for free resources and education to the stroke community. Together, we empower survivors and their circle of care to thrive after stroke. Make your tax-deductible donation today to support the growing needs of the stroke community.


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Spring 2011
Multi-Agency Integrated Restoration Strategy – A Partnership in Conservation by Joshua Jackson, Missoula Field Office
A New Display – Front and Center at the State Officeby Terina Mullen, Montana State Office
BLM – MFWP Access Programs Help Local Hunterby Craig Flentie, Central Montana District
Last fall, when Patricia Adams of Lewistown drew an either sex elk tag in Elk Hunting District 410 (which has become a go-to district for elk hunters) she knew the opportunity would require a little hunter's luck, a little research, and a little persistence. [Read full story]
BLM's Work is Year Roundby Craig Flentie, Central Montana District
It's not uncommon for members of the public to ask what the BLM does when the snow is deep, the temperature is low, and our outdoor work temporarily comes to a halt. On occasion, it seems there's a public misperception that when hard winter weather stops BLM's field work, all BLM work stops. [Read full story]


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To Court Millennials, Hotels Are Rolling Out the Yoga Mat
February 27, 2017,
Blood Flow Blockage. The brain receives about 25% of the body's oxygen, but it cannot store it. Brain cells require a constant supply of oxygen to stay healthy and function properly. Therefore, blood needs to be supplied continuously to the brain through two main arterial systems:
A reduction of, or disruption in, blood flow to the brain is the cause of a stroke. Blockage for even a short period of time can be disastrous and cause brain damage or even death.
A stroke is usually defined as two types:
The consequences of a stroke, the type of functions affected, and the severity, depend on where in the brain it has occurred and the extent of the damage.
Ischemic strokes are by far the more common type, causing over 80% of all strokes. Ischemia means the deficiency of oxygen in vital tissues. Ischemic strokes are caused by blood clots that are usually one of three types:
Thrombotic or Large-Artery Stroke and Atherosclerosis. The thrombotic stroke accounts for about 60% of all strokes. It usually occurs when an artery to the brain is blocked by a thrombus (blood clot) that forms as the result of atherosclerosis (commonly known as hardening of the arteries). These strokes are also sometimes referred to as large-artery strokes. The process leading to thrombotic stroke is complex and occurs over time:
Embolic Strokes and Atrial Fibrillation. An embolic stroke is usually caused by a dislodged blood clot that has traveled through the blood vessels (an embolus ) until it becomes wedged in an artery. Embolic strokes may be due to various conditions:
Lacunar Strokes. Lacunar infarcts are a series of very tiny, ischemic strokes, which cause clumsiness, weakness, and emotional variability. They make up the majority of silent brain infarctions and are probably a result of chronic high blood pressure They are actually a subtype of thrombotic stroke. They can also sometimes serve as warning signs for a major stroke.
Silent Brain Infarctions. Many elderly people have silent brain infarctions, small strokes that cause no apparent symptoms. They are detected in up to half of elderly patients who undergo imaging tests for problems other than stroke. The presence of silent infarctions indicates an increased risk for future stroke, and are often contributors to mental impairment in the elderly. Smokers and people with hypertension are at particular risk.
A transient ischemic attack (TIA) is an episode in which a person has stroke -like symptoms for less than 24 hours, usually less than 1-2 hours. Transient ischemic attacks (TIAs) are caused by tiny emboli (clots often formed of pieces of calcium and fatty plaque) that lodge in an artery to the brain. They typically break up quickly and dissolve but they do temporarily block the supply of blood to the brain.
A TIA is often considered a warning sign that a true stroke may happen in the future if something is not done to prevent it. TIA should be taken very seriously and treated as aggressively as a stroke.
About 20% of strokes occur from hemorrhage (sudden bleeding) into or around the brain. While hemorrhagic strokes are less common than ischemic strokes, they tend to be more deadly.
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
The aquatic park in Castle Dale is well underway. This park is being constructed adjacent to the new Emery County Aquatics Center. The county commission determined a park would be the best way to beautify the grounds surrounding the swimming pool and help keep the dust from blowing in the outdoor pool. The contractor for the project is Nelco Construction.
Commissioner Kofford said, "The ground the aquatic park is being constructed upon was a dumping ground for when they were building the high school and the auditorium. There has been a lot of concrete and steel hauled in there. The contractor has put in a separator and a clarifier and he has put through more than 72,000 tons of soil and I do not know how many tons of concrete he has hauled out.
"We required in the contract that they put 12 inches of top soil depth for burying the sprinkler system. The contractor has a D8 Cat and the other day he unearthed a piece of concrete bigger than a pickup. This is what he has to put up with while trying to make a park out of this ground. He has done an excellent job and it is going to be a beautiful park, with a restroom, a pavilion, three gazebos with tables and a soccer field, something that is really not in Emery County."
Castle Dale City commited to help with a restroom at the park. They will donate $10,000 for the project after July 1. In the meantime, the project is going forward and a change order was requested at commission meeting to allow the contractor on site to go ahead and complete the restroom building while the other work is being completed. The project is on a fast track to be completed this summer. A six foot chainlink fence will also be constructed around the park.


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As a citizen of this wonderfully unique county I feel it is my obligation to give my opinion of the up coming monument vote in November. I'm sure everyone in the county has seen the signs with big letters saying "Vote No Monument." As a permittee and a lover of the San Rafael Swell, I have taken a somewhat active roll in observing and being involved in this monument process. I say monumental because I have never witnessed or heard of any situation where the Federal government has allowed a small population (like our county) to actually write their own proposal for managing the federal lands within their county boundaries. However, this proposal does exactly that.
Imagine that for a minute, if you vote no monument, you thus take whatever the Federal government will give to you. The alternative is to vote "Yes Monument" and we as a county write what we want as far as the future management for the San Rafael Swell. We may not get exactly what we desire, but the very process indicates we will get more than allowing the Federal government to totally dictate what we get as they did in the Grand Staircase Monument.
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I have watched Emery County Public Lands Council create this concept and actually maneuver themselves into a bargaining position with the Federal government. I say to myself, "What an awesome and clever thing that they have done." What a marvelous opportunity to get to the bargaining table where we as a county write what we (who live here) want.
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The San Rafael Swell in the past has been a sleeper and has escaped the attention of the people outside of Utah but the tide is changing fast. I know it's hard to change and I am not saying all will be peachy and wonderful with a monument designated by our President with our input and ideas. I will say it will be better than a monument designated by a President without our input and ideas. And that's why I will vote "Yes Monument" in November.
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Canada started off the 2012 World Junior Championship with an impressive 8-1 win over Finland, and now draws the Czech Republic. Last night the Czech's came off their own opening win, downing Denmark by a score of 7-0. The two teams meet for 29th time since 1977, with Canada holding the edge with a 14-6-8 record. While the Czechs showed some success against Canada in the early 90's, they have not beaten Canada since 1993.
Although each team has only played one game so far, they both come into tonight boasting similar numbers. Both clubs are 100% on the penalty kill (Can: 4/4 - Cze: 3/3) and both have seen success on the power play (Can: 2/2 – Cze 3/4). If Canada wants to continue to show its dominance in this group, it's probably not going to want to rely on special teams, but rather, show that they can control the game at ES, and use the PP to put teams away.
The biggest news as far as the lineup is concerned is the injury to Devante Smith-Pelly. After blocking a shot in the game against Finland, Smith-Pelly suffered a broken left foot and will be lost to the team for the remainder of the tournament. The injury doesn't just leave the Canadians short one forward, but also takes away a formidable role player that is rare. At 5' 11"and 210 lbs, Devante sticky, compact player. In tgame one and throughout the exhibitition period he quickly showed the impact he had on the physical side with punishing checks that opened up the ice for his linemates.
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Jaden Schwartz – Mark Scheifele – Brendan Gallagher
Jonathan Huberdeau – Ryan Strome – Mark Stone
Quinton Howden – Freddie Hamilton – Brett Connolly
Michael Bournival – Boone Jenner – Tanner Pearson
Brandon Gormley – Dougie Hamilton
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Look for Mark Visentin to get the start again for Canada and he is the incumbant number 1. He played well in the opener and is going to want to be sharp for the big match vs. the Americans when it comes.
Jonathan Huberdeau and Mark Stone put on a clinic against Finland and should be in contention for the tournament scoring lead. Stone with the hat trick and Huberdeau with a goal and three assists will be looked upon again to continue their ways tonight.
The Czech Republic had a horrible tournament last year, relying on a victory over Slovakia 5-2 to get into the relegation round. They are obviously looking to better that placing this time around. With eight NHL draft picks in the lineup, they should make a bigger statement and perhaps return to the form of the more dominant team of the 90's.
Jiri Sekac – Petr Holik – Dimitrij Jaskin
Tomas Nosek – Dominik Uher – Tomas Filippi
Jakub Culek – Tomas Hertl – Petr Straka
Radek Faksa – Lukas Sedlak – Tomas Hyka
David Musil – Daniel Krejci
Bohumil Jank – Vojtech Mozik
Jiri Riha – Petr Zamorsky
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Petr Mrazek is the number 1 goalie for the Czech's. he played last night but only faced 12 shots, so he may be good to go again tonight against the Canadians. If not, it will be Libor Kasik to get the call between the pipes.
Everyone knows this game is merely a process in the tournament... A means to an end if you will. As long as Canada sticks to the game plan and does their thing, they should be fine. As stated, the Czech's haven't beaten Canada since 1993 when they were formed as an indepedent Country and there's no reason that trend should change today. Play the Czech Republic and don't look ahead to the game on New Year's Eve against the U.S. and Canada will follow the Red path in the above picture. make it too complicated and it could be the blue path.
December 28 2011, 11:11AM
Just looking at the czech roster ... We all know Musil's pedigree, but I also see that their team has a Petr Straka, Petr Holik, and Daniel Krejci. Does anyone know if those guys are of any relation to Martin Straka, Bobby Holik or David Krejci?
December 28 2011, 11:12AM
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December 28 2011, 11:39AM
According to Vicki Hall, goalie Scott Wedgewood is going for Canada today.
Wedgewood starts in net tonight for Canada. The Czechs are a team that should not be taken lightly. From what I saw in their pre-tourney game vs Russia, they are a decent team. They outplayed Russia, outshot them big-time, and if it wasn't for the Czech goalie's poor play and the Russian goalie's lucky play, Czechs would've won. Should be a more competitive game tonight than on Boxing Day.
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Damnit Kent, beat me again! :(
December 28 2011, 11:53AM
I looked on the interweb and answered my own question. If anyone cares:
Petr Straka is not related to Martin Straka
Peter Holik is not related to Bobby Holik, although, interestingly, Bobby Holik is David Musil's uncle.
Daniel Krejci is no related to David Krejci.
December 28 2011, 12:07PM
@sloppy joe
Thanks for the detective work. Maybe names like "Holik" and "Straka" are as common Jones and Smith in Czech.
I know Pearson was a surprise pick, and I know he was originally slotted in a checking role, but I don't know enough about the OHL to understand why. Is he not leading the league in scoring? Does that not suggest a likely pick who will see a lot of time on a scoring line?
I went to the Czech Republic vs. Denmark game last night...I was impressed at the turnout (probably 75% full). I focused on Musil as an Oiler prospect mostly, and he's a big kid compared to everyone...he seems to play a steady game and very sound positionally (only once did he have to hustle back into position). He seemed to be a decent skater, although I would wager that Schwartz will test that to a large degree today. He didn't see any powerplay time, and his shot was comparable to the "Regher wrister", but nothing dangerous...more of a defensive dman type who got top minutes on the PK. Anyways, he's obviously relied upon as Czech's #1 shutdown guy.
I was also impressed with a few of his teammates: Holik has some speed and will be a threat to Visentin. But Canada should stomp them pretty badly...
Can anyone tell me what number baertschi is playing at in the wjc?
December 28 2011, 05:06PM
Baertschi is wearing #15 for the Swiss I 'm pretty sure.
December 28 2011, 09:18PM
Just to correct myself from earlier...
I went to the Canada vs. Czech game tonight and ran into some Czech fans. They were pretty insistent that Daniel Krejci is the brother of David, but otherwise I think my recon was correct. They didn't line up with what I had found on the internet earlier today, but there you go.
Canada has only played the Czech Republic 14 times in history at the WJHC. They are now 12-0-2 in the times they have played. Czechoslovakia does not equal Czech Republic.
I looked on the interweb and answered my own question. If anyone cares:
Petr Straka is not related to Martin Straka
Peter Holik is not related to Bobby Holik, although, interestingly, Bobby Holik is David Musil's uncle.
Daniel Krejci is no related to David Krejci.
According to Finnish commentator David Krejci is Daniel's big brother. My Interweb confirms that.
Petr Holik looks quite much like Bobby Holik so I would be surprised if they are not related.
Straka's are probably not related.


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Hey looking for a like minded flat mate . We work at the LGH and it is within a short walking distance. The house is furnished and has been newly renovated . Feel free to shoot us a message to have a chat and see if we can work something out. Also wifi is included in the rent. Sorry but no smokers please.
Room just became available in Launceston, Tasmania. A great location in the CBD close to all restaurants and,schools, and shopping. Room is available March 1.
Very private internal location, one of five town houses, great views, very close to the city and all facilities including cafes, hotels, parks, aquatic center, supermarkets, hospitals, green grocer, butcher. A beautiful location located in one of Launceston's prestigious suburbs
You will be living with me in a room in a Unit. Heat pump in lounge room, double bed, fully furnished, in Riverside near Woolworth. one other room is in the flat which is empty almost half of the month (The guy who lives there works periodically). So literally it would be mostly two of us in 16 days per month.
A large house on Foch Street, Mowbray, Launceston, 3 minutes of walk to University of Tasmania and Australian Maritime College. 5 minutes of walk to Mowbray shopping centre including two major supermarkets. Three rooms are available for lease. The house has a ducted gas heating system to keep you warm in the winter, two bathrooms and is furnished with bed, wardrobe, and large desk in bedrooms; fridge, microwave, dining table suite in the kitchen, wash machine in the laundry; and internet. The house is fully fenced, secure and quiet. The garden is maintained by the owner. Weekly rent: $110 for large rooms and $90 for the smaller room.
Super close to shops, short walk to uni. Great secure parking. Clean and tidy house with good sized bedrooms. Nice relaxed environment, semi furnished however bedrooms unfurnished. Beds can be arranged through landlord.
one bedroom available on haig street mowbray.just behind the shipload.Furnished room wifi internet.2 mins walk to coles, bus stop.5 min to target,woolworth. 3 to 4 mins to university of tas.10 min to town.Me and my husband living only we have one bedroom available .we are looking someone share with us as friendly we both are working full time call or sms.
TWO ROOMS AVAILABLE FROM LATE MARCH/EARLY APRIL This property is right next to the campus of the University of Tasmania and the Australian Maritime College. Most rooms are large with queen size beds. Unlimited NBN is included in the rent. The house is located in Newnham right at the front gate of the University of Tasmania, Newnham Campus and the Australian Maritime College. It is walking distance to the Mowbray shops with large supermarkets, banks and restaurants. There are regular buses into Launceston centre close by and plenty of car parking. Rooms will be built in Feb/March as well as a new bathroom. You can choose between the large bedroom at $150 per week and the smaller one at $120 pw. Includes: - water - unlimited internet NBN - fully furnished - gardening - kitchen appliances, plates, cutlery, etc Bedding (pillows, blankets, mattress protector) can be provided if required. Electricity bills to be paid separately - budget $10-$15 per week. Rental Bond payable of 4 weeks rent ($600) payable to Rental Bond Authority. Airport pickup available. The house will have 6 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms after minor renovations are complete. If you would like to be on the list of people I contact when the rooms are available please let me know. (Please note room photos include furniture and decorations of past tenants. Actual furniture will be different.)
1 of 3 rooms available in a spacious unit. Walking distance to UTas Newnham, Australian Maritime College and TAFE Newnham (Alanvale) campuses. On bus routes to city and nearby Mowbray (full services). Small private courtyard. Common areas fully furnished, TV, white goods and kitchen goods supplied. Bedroom furniture and linen by negotiation for small extra cost. Each bedroom will have own fixed heating. All electric heating. Bond is 4 weeks' rent payable to the Rental Bond Authority. 12 month lease preferred but shorter will be considered. References and credit check required.
Looking for quiet, studious, clean & tidy housemates for comfortable house in Newnham close to Utas and AMC campus. The house is a 3 bedroom, one and half bathroom, fully furnished house. It is located on a quiet street ideal for students studying at the University, with plenty of secure parking and storage. There are 2 bedrooms available; each with built in wardrobes, single bed, study desk + book shelf, office chair and table light. The rent is $160 per week and includes power, water and internet. Bond is 3 weeks rent. There is no fixed lease.
Nice tidy, bright house, lots of room. In a great area down a quiet street. Close to the University, or about a 30min walk. Cute front and backyard. Bedrooms are of good size but are not furnished - built in wardrobes are included.
We fondly call this home VB and it has been home to students from around the world for over 9 years...so you will be joining a family that spans the globe! When you see our kitchen wall.....you will see the variety of people who have shared this home with you - get your pic up on our wall and make history with us. We also share family dinners with our other share home family...so you will be part of a new network when you walk through our door. The home is two story, has a wonderful balcony overlooking a pretty garden, full of roses during summer, and looks out to the Tamar river, with the fabulous setting sun on a warm day. Each room has in-room heating, all linen and bedding supplied - if you need it - with everything you would need for your study time here in Launceston. You might be working in Launceston, studying at the AMC or the Newnham Uni Campus: study desk/lamp/chair, and rooms have double beds at least other than our fondly-called Sunroom. AND we are only 2km from the AMC/Uni...people staying here have walked, ridden bikes or used their cars/caught the bus. There is a large wifi internet down-load you share with your housemates, and all the water and some of the power is included in your weekly rent. Oh, and do you know, because your landlord lives in, you get to have someone who keeps your toilet/bathroom clean and the common areas clean too...now that is fairly amazing ;). Clothes and dish detergent is also included. Most of the students who have stayed here have been PhD students, ocean or marine engineers, valuing the quiet space and ability to focus on getting their studies done vs dealing with share house politics which can happen in some homes. So, if you like space to enjoy your down time reading a book in the sun or watching a movie, AND a quiet environment to study, this is probably a great place for you. The home is a home for you while you are away from your own, with a great lounge that also overlooks the river and the sunny garden, with a large TV for times when you are over study and want to veg out. If we sound like the sort of place you would like to share with us, call us or drop Suz a line and we can see if we both have a fit - looking forward to hearing from you soon! There is room for you now...so dont wait. ;) Call us.
A 6-bedroom house on two levels: This house is located on George Town Road, Newnham, about 20 minutes of walk to Australian Maritime College and University of Tasmania. There are bus stops in front of the house. In addition, there is a bicycle lane on the George Town Road and thus safe to ride on your bike if you like. You can leave your bike in the shed. The house was built for student accommodation and has been renovated with new floor, painted walls, and new bathrooms. There are three toilets and two showers. There are three rooms on each level with their own living room. All rooms have large built-in wardrobes (some are walk-in wardrobes), and room sizes vary from 13 to 20 square meters. The house is fullly furnished with bed, desk, and chair in the bedroom; fridge, microwave, dining suite in the kitchen; TV, lounge suite, coffee table in the lounge room; 9kg washing machine in the laundry. The garden is maintained by the owner. Internet is available on NBN.


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CLEVELAND - Our mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, great-great-grandmother, sister, and friend, Elizabeth Opal Litster Anderson, age 90, passed away from cancer on May 25, 2002. Her great faith and her positive outlook helped her make so many wonderful friends wherever she lived.
Opal was born in Cleveland, the first daughter of William T. and Ida Litster, graduated from high school in Huntington. She served a mission from 1931-1933 for the LDS Church in the Northern States Mission.
She married Norman Andersen in the Salt Lake Temple on June 8, 1934. They raised their family of four daughters and two sons in Huntington. She enjoyed sewing, visiting with her many friends and attending social events. She and Norman were active in the community and in the church. Opal was the ward Young Women's President, Ward and Stake Relief Society president as well as many other assignments. Norman and Opal in later years served a mission together in the Arizona, Holbrook mission, and had a two year assignment at the Manti Temple. After Norman's passing, Opal served a mission in the Family History Center in Salt Lake City from 1991-1996. She continued to live in Salt Lake City until the summer of 2000 when she moved to live with her daughter and son-in-law.
She is survived by her six children: Merna (Bob) Conover, Tujunga, Calif.; Avalon Waterfield, Woods Cross; Nevin (Sharon) Andersen, Walnut Creek, Calif.; Ronalene (Ferris) Oman, Washington; Kathy (Don) Overton, Lancaster, Calif: Kelly (Jamie) Andersen, Medford, Ore.; and three foster children: Alden (Bernie) Keyope, Evelyn King, and Juanita (Larry) Rodgers: and six sisters and two brothers: Viola Hardy, Elk Grove, Calif.; Arnell (Harold) Clark, Carson City, Nev.; Gloria McPhie, Boise, Idaho; Uneva (Dilts) Workman, Mesa Ariz..; Geraldine (Ralph) Walters, Provo: Yvonne (Lloyd) Jones, Tooele; Robert DeRell (Birdell) Litster, Boise, Idaho; LuDean (Florence) Listster, Springville; and her sister-in-law, Lyle Litster, Provo. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Norman, her son-in-law, Sam Waterfield, her brother, Errol, and her sisters, Christal (Clair) Mathis; and Geneal (Vaughn) Jensen, brother-in-law, Joe Hardy, and grandson Darren Andersen.
She has 30 grandchildren, 33 great-grandchildren, and three great-great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at 12 noon. on June 1 at the Huntington 4th Ward Chapel.. There was a viewing and visitation with the family at 11 a.m. the day of the funeral. Burial will be in the Huntington City cemetery, under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
PRICE-Our loving wife, daughter, mother, grandmother, sister and compassionate care-giver, Linda Rose Sacco Hayes Durfee, age 48, passed away May 27, 2002 in Price.
She was born Feb. 23, 1954 in Price to Rudolph "Rudy" Sacco Sr. and Bessie Mathena. Married Shelby Durfee Oct. 31, 1988 in Spring Glen.
Lifelong resident of Carbon County. Linda graduated from Carbon High School and Weber State with her bachelor's degree in nursing.
She was a wonderful mother, devoted grandmother, good listener, and she was very outgoing and friendly. She was an avid antique collector and will be dearly missed by all.
Survived by her husband, Shelby "Durf" Durfee, Price; daughter, Laska (Fred) Newman, Carbonville; Levi Hayes and Lynnsi Swasey, Spring Glen; mother, Bessie Sacco, Spring Glen; daughter, Laurie (Bryan) Burrows, Richfield; daughter, ShaLee Smith, Monroe; son, Shelby L. (Lea) Durfee, Nampa, Idaho; mother-in-law, Lyla Barney, Aurora; six brothers and two sisters, Rex (Debbie) Sacco, Carbonville; Vic (Frankie) Sacco, Price; Rudy (Gina) Sacco, Spring Glen; Joe (Billie) Sacco, Spring Glen; Janet Sacco and Jeff Stoddard, Elmo; Ross (Jayme) Sacco, Price; Jeana (Cal) Jensen, Cleveland; Albert Sacco, Spring Glen; 11 loving grandchildren. Preceded in death by father, Rudy Sacco
Funeral service, Fri., May 31, Mitchell Funeral Home. Interment, Mountain View Cemetery, Helper.
HELPER - Steve Anthony Zaccaria, age 88, passed away May 30, 2002 at Castleview Hospital in Price.
He was born March 28, 1914 in Sunnyside to Frank and Antonia Pucci Zaccaria. Married Katherine Tallerico Nov. 11, 1941 at St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Helper.
Member of the Catholic Church. Honorary life member of Price Elks Lodge 1550. Retired member of UMWA Castle Gate Local 1681, where he also served as recording secretary for 35 years. Worked as a black lung outreach worker for the Southeastern Utah Health District and served as vice president for the Concerned Retired Miners Group for many years. Served as a Democratic chairman and delegate for many years in Carbon County.
He enjoyed hunting, fishing and dancing. He dearly loved his children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and his family was his greatest joy in life.
Survived by his loving and caring wife of 60 years, Katherine Zaccaria, Helper; daughter, Carole (Karl) Street, Midvale; son, Gary Steve Zaccaria, Salt Lake City; grandchildren, Bret, Brad, Bart, Alisha, Eric; great-grandchildren, Nichole, Courtney, Skyler, Steve; brothers, Frank (Mary) Zaccaria, Copperton; Rudy (Loa Mae) Zaccaria, Helper. Preceded in death by parents; sister, Margaret Felice; brothers, Rudolph and Johnny.
Funeral Mass Tuesday, June 4, 10 a.m., at St. Anthony Catholic Church. Vigil service Monday evening at the church in Helper. Family will be at St. Anthony's Tuesday one hour prior to services. Committal service, Mountain View Cemetery, Helper, under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
SUNNYSIDE - Eugene G. Martinez, age 67, passed away May 30, 2002 in Price.
He was born Jan. 27, 1935 in Trinidad, Colo., to Bernabe and Antonia Lujan Martinez. Married Cecelia L. Martinez Aug. 6, 1955 at Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church in Price.
Member of the Catholic Church and a 3rd degree Knight of Columbus. "Gene" served in the U.S. Navy during the Korean Conflict. He was a longtime resident of Carbon County, where he was a supervisor and later retired as shop foreman from Kaiser Steel with many years of dedicated service.
Gene enjoyed hunting, camping, working in his yard and golfing with his buddies.
Survived by wife, Cecelia Martinez, Sunnyside; children, Larry and Leighann Martinez, Sunnyside; Veronica and David Meyer, Midvale; Ralph Martinez and Brent Pace, Salt Lake City; Patty and Scott Aldridge, Rock Springs, Wyo.; eight grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren; brothers, Nick and Mary Martinez, East Carbon; Joseph and Juanita Martinez, Boulder City, Nev. Preceded in death by parents; brother, Robert Martinez; sister, Betty Medina.
Funeral Mass was Monday, June 3, Good Shepherd Catholic Church in East Carbon. Committal service, Cliffview Cemetery.
PRICE -Mike Ramos Trujillo, age 89, passed away June 1, 2002 at his daughter's home in Clearfield.
He was born Oct. 24, 1912 in Los Martinez, N.M., to Jose Maria Trujillo and Rafelita Pacheco. Married Aurora "Dora" Archunde July 23, 1935 in Blanco, N.M. She died May 13, 1989. Married Gertrude "Trudy" Aspiasu Jan. 31, 2000 in Farmington.
Mike was a longtime member of Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. In 1945, he moved to Dragerton and began working at Columbia Coal Local 8622, where he retired after 35 years of dedicated service.
Mike loved meeting people, telling stories and he especially enjoyed his many wonderful friends and the activities at the senior citizen center. He enjoyed dancing and being with his family. Mike will always be remembered by everyone for his unique way of driving his brown Cadillac with the longhorns on the front.
Survived by wife, Gertrude Trujillo, Helper; six daughters, one son, Priscilla (Louis) Sales, Provo; Glory (Bill) Ames, Riverton; Leonard (Rose) Trujillo, Blanco, N. Mex.; Shirley (Ron) Fausett, American Fork; Leova Barnett, Clearfield; Irene Kokal, Price; Linda (Abe) Aragon, Price; son-in-law, Clarence Christensen, Price; three sisters, Bessie (Archie) Herrera, Atlanta, Ga.; Rebecca Valdez, San Leandro, Calif.; Nancy Sandoval, Santa Fe Springs, Calif.; three stepdaughters, two stepsons; many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren, whom he loved dearly. Preceded in death by parents; daughter, Jane Christensen; brothers, Sam and Cleto Trujillo; and sister, Margaret Gomez.
Funeral Mass Thursday, June 6, 10 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Vigil service Wednesday evening, 7 p.m. Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Wednesday and Thursday one hour prior to service. Friends are welcome daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Committal service, Price City Cemetery.
Friends wishing to join the family are welcome at Abe and Linda Aragon's home, 825 N. Pinewood Circle, Price. Phone, 637-0527.
HELPER - Lifelong Helper resident, George Arthur Martell, age 75, passed away Saturday, June 1, 2002, in Price.
Born Sept. 29, 1926 to John and Phyllis Christison Martell in Helper. He was the youngest of three boys. George married Maurine Greener in Helper May 31, 1953. They had one daughter, SueAnn. Maurine passed away April 29, 1986.
George was an active member of the St. Matthew's Episcopal Church, volunteering for numerous positions. George worked as a carman on the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad for 47 years. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen. George was also a member of the Helper Volunteer Fire Department from 1955 to 1986, where he served as assistant chief. After he retired, George spent his time volunteering at the Western Mining and Railroad Museum in Helper. He loved giving tours, talking to visitors and repairing the model train.
George enjoyed model railroading, baseball games especially the Chicago Cubs and the New York Yankees and watching old westerns. He also loved his cats and the neighbor's dogs.
George is survived by daughter, SueAnn Martell and Darrin Teply of Helper; brothers, William P. (Jessie) Martell, Orem; Robert (Julia) Martell, Tooele; brothers-in-law, James A. (Zell) Greener Jr., Salt Lake City; Darrell E. (Wilma) Greener, Salt Lake City; and sisters-in-law, Virginia Cochrane, Price; and Verlie Greener, Aurora, Colo. Preceded in death by parents and wife.
Interment will be at the Episcopal Cathedral of St. Mark in Salt Lake City under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to the Western Mining and Railroad Museum in Helper or the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden, Colo.
ORANGEVILLE - Sherald Dee Blackburn, age 63, passed away at his home June 1, 2002.
He was born May 22, 1939 in Clawson to Rulon and Ila Cox Blackburn. He married Adela Jean Benjamin March 31, 1979 in Price.
He worked as an equipment operator in construction and had many hobbies, including fishing, hunting, animals of all kinds, the outdoors, one on one visits with friends and his dogs.
He is survived by wife; and children, Sheryl "Sherry" (Ryke) Olsen and Ricky (Stacy) Blackburn, both of Santa Clara; Doug (Patty) Blackburn, Castle Dale; Kevin (Laura) Blackburn, Spring Glen. Also survived by 11 grandchildren, three great-grandchildren; sister, Louise (Darrel) Price, Clawson; brother, Mike (Doris) Jensen, Clawson; and sister, Debbie (Frank) Schmidt, California.; stepfather, Frank Jensen, Clawson. Preceded in death by parents; and sister, Donna Jean Smith.
A celebration of his life will be Friday, June 7, at 11 a.m. at the Clawson park. At his request, burial will be private.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in his name at Wells Fargo Bank in Castle Dale.
PRICE - Ruth Marchello Blanc, age 71, passed away May 30, 2002 in Provo.
She was born Dec. 24, 1930 in Martin to Martin and Reha Johnson Marchello Sr. Married Frank Burdis. He died Jan. 22, 1951. Married Marcel Blanc June 25, 1955 in Bountiful.
Lifelong resident of Carbon County, where she attended local schools. An avid bowler, she bowled for the Mitchell Mummies for many years. She was a supervisor for Notre Dame School lunch and a cook at the Elks home for many years.
She will be dearly missed by her family and many friends.
Survived by husband, Marcel Blanc, Price; daughter, Janeen (David) Lyche, Fairfield, Pa.; granddaughters, Amber and Kristina Lyche; special nieces, Jeri Lynn (Howard) VanWagoner, Elmo; and Joy (Mike) Gipson, Spring Glen. Preceded in death by parents; son, Mark Burdis; three brothers and one sister.
Funeral service Tuesday, June 4, 1 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home, Price. Family will be at Mitchell's one hour prior to services. Interment, Price City Cemetery.


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but madara does have high chakra amounts so he ages slower to the point were he seems immortal
but madara does have high chakra amounts so he ages slower to the point were he seems immortal
A common mistake that people make when trying to design something completely foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools.
Indeed but you could even guesstimate how many are there now if you subtract say Kakashi's from Naruto's you get 2887 ninja and then theorize maybe half or more died off.
Thats about 1443 perhaps still alive from Kakashi's time till Naruto's + whatever older ninja happen to still be around. However notice you dont see alot of old ninja as most die young or retire.
Intresting but off topic so I'l leave it there.
Danzo = madara + obito * x, where x is the amount of sharingans kishi pulls off his ass for no apparent reason
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My guess is, Danzo is Obito.
Before Obito "Died" his whole RIGHT side of his body was crushed leaving only his left eye available to Kakashi to replace his damaged left eye.
Notice how Danzo is wrapped up in bandages on the RIGHT side of his head/face and possibly the whole right side of his body which is probably covered up by his Garb? Dress? Toga?
Finally, when Danzo reveals his Sharringan, his right eye is seriously damaged.
Based on all of the facts on this post. This theory is probably only 0.01% Correct.
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Prepare to be Judged!
Does the word timeline mean nothing....Danzou is 72, Obito was 13 year old boy who would be about 29 if alive today.....
Now how do you plead? ......Not guilty on the plea of Insanity.?
Your punsihment is........
That reminds me. 2000AD is out tomorrow - thsv
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obito is the same age as kakashi, so danzo cant be him. plus he was an old guy who was bandaged up when he fought nagato and yankio. i would guess thats around when obito was crushed. if madara were danzo, i dont think madara would risk saskue actually fighting him. i like danzo being danzo cuz i think hes just a fodder character that stole a sharingan and that saskue is going kill
A common mistake that people make when trying to design something completely foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools.
Obito doesn't equal Tobi! I know somethings in manga don't always seem what they seem. But this to me has pretty much been set in stone and couldn't be other wise in my standing, but to each his own. To me Obito's and Tobi personality clash, Obito's very caring and trust worthy person, while Tobi is this happy go lucky psychedelic maniac that wants to take over the Naruto world, this pretty much sounds like any regular Uchiha. To me most of these people are trash with the expection of Obito, they always think there better then anyone else, and are always looking down on or using other people.
Spoiler!Danzo doesn't even fit in this equation. Even though I do think the Danzo's right eye is Tobi's/Madara's left eye as some have speculated. Here's what I think. Danzo is in bed with Akatsuki. He knew pain was going to attack Konoha that's why he killed the messenger frog. This guy been around, he was in bed with the likes of Orochimaru, Hanzo the lizard guy, Madara when the fox attacked 16 yrs ago all for the purpose of being Hokage.Well this is just speculation, but that's the way it seems to be playing out, well......ok ok at least in my perspective. Madara is using Danzo and Danzo is using Madara. All for the purpose of becoming Hokage.LOL


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