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Layton • The idea for an unusual, customized minky blanket shop began just after Sandi Hendry's daughter became ill.
Hendry wanted a super-soft blanket that her 27-year-old daughter could wrap herself in as she battled kidney failure.
The mother searched the Internet and ordered pink paisley minky, a silky polyester microfiber, and asked a women in Denver to sew it to a matched backing fabric and finish it with a cheery satin border. Because she had ordered in bulk, Hendry had so much leftover fabric that she asked a friend to stitch up more blankets.
The venture proved so popular that in June 2009, Hendry opened the Minky Couture shop in Layton. The next year she opened two more stores in Draper and St. George.
Sales have gone from 1,000 blankets for children and adults the first year in business to more than 10,000 annually.
Today, her daughter Shannon Miller has recovered and is teaching third grade in Cedar City. She liked her own minky so much that this Christmas she purchased a lap blanket for each of the 27 children in her class to cuddle up with on cool nights.
Hendry's stepson, a surgeon, understands the value of a plush blanket when someone isn't feeling well. He's given each of his post-operative patients a custom-ordered minky.
Shopper Stephanie Harris said she buys blankets as baby gifts, which in turn, brings in new customers who want larger sizes for themselves. Harris said she recently bought her husband a large blanket, a masculine black-on-black, "so he'd stop using mine."
Prices for ready-made blankets range from $20 for a small 10" x 18" minky to $110 for the monster 60" x 72" size. Internet prices vary.
Shoppers may customize their blankets, choosing their own styles, designs and embroidery work. Shops carry more than 40 fabrics, and with different colors of backing and satin edging, there's the possibility of thousands of customized creations.
Because blankets are polyester they wear well, but they also require a little extra care. They're washable, but settings should be cold or warm. Minkys can be tumbled in the dryer for 10 to 15 minutes on a low setting. Hot temperatures or direct ironing can melt the fabric.
"Sewing the blankets can be tricky," said Jennifer Houston of West Haven, the seamstress who first stitched the bulk fabric Hendry had initially ordered.
The fabric is thick, but slippery. In addition, the raw salvage sheds, and must be individually vacuumed before the edges are finished off with satin pleats. Houston still sews the fabric, and she has trained all seamstresses.
About 40 women work at the three shops and the plant, located next to the Layton store. Seamstresses have the option of working at the plant or in their homes.
Karli Paxman of North Ogden sews blankets at home on Wednesdays and at the plant while her children are in school "because it's good to get out and work with the wonderful people here." And yes, all of her six children have minkys.
Shop owner Hendry said she could have shipped the fabric to sewing factories in China to cut some costs. But she's opted instead to hire local seamstresses who take great pains to individualize each minky.
"There's a lot of love, emotion and pride that go into every blanket," she said. "Our customers are getting something unique."
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Shape = Chakra
Shape manipulation is the same as chakra manipulation: "Rasengan, an advanced A-rank technique, developed by the Fourth Hokage, that only required one hand and no hand seals to use; it's chakra manipulation in its purest form." Therefore hand seals are used for shape manipulation. 188.8.131.52 (talk) 19:08, 10 April 2009 (UTC)
- No there not. Chakra Manipulation is the manipulation of chakra through the use of Hand seals to use jutsu. Shape Manipulation if what the Rasengan is.
¥Super Novice ↔ Talk 2 Me ¥19:11, 10 April 2009 (UTC)
- "While techniques may require a number of hand seals to work, a skilled ninja can use less or even one to perform the same technique." - its about molding the chakra for the jutsu, either doing it with hand signs or doing it through skill, like the second Hokage. "To manipulate their chakra more easily, hand seals can be used. With these hand seals, users can control their chakra with higher efficiency, allowing them to execute their jutsu more effectively."
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that's right. hand seals just help to use the right amount of chakra. if you have enough skill, chakra control and experience, you can do almost any jutsu without hand seals.--Narutodude (talk) 22:28, 23 June 2009 (UTC)Narutodude
Spacial Recomposition
I was rereading some of the manga from when Naruto was developing the Wind Release: Rasenshuriken and it said that it was Spatial Recomposition instead of Shape Transformation so I'm confused which is right Narutosagemaster (talk) 21:25, 31 August 2009 (UTC)
- Probably a bad fan translation. ~NOTASTAFF Daniel Friesen (DanTMan, Nadir Seen Fire) (talk) Aug 31, 2009 @ 21:27 (UTC)
Japanese Translation of the name
Could it be added? Nature Manipulation has the jap translation (Seishitu Henka). But for this one I forgot which one was it. —This unsigned comment was made by MadaraU (talk • contribs) on 06:37, 7 September 2009 (UTC).
- Done. --ShounenSuki (talk | contribs) 08:37, September 7, 2009 (UTC)
I know that the rasenshuriken is the combination of shape transformation in its highest form and nature manipulation....but is this really saying that all other jutsu used dosn't also use shape transformation? all the jutsu in the manga/anime have spatial/shape effects to them. they all have different looks. take the earth jutsu that makes the ground move around under the person and sucks them down and crushes them. isn't that basically shape transformation by spinning it? isn't it also nature transformation. if ten people used just straight water manipulation, it would just be a whole lot of water appearing at once and landing on the ground, but instead, you have water shields, water dragons, water jets, etc. arn't all of these proof that they are using both nature and shape manipulation at the same time? the quotes we always use for shape manipulation don't say 'and none of the releases you see use any shape manipulation', they just say that the rasenshuriken uses it to its peak...--SkyFlicker (talk) 13:02, September 28, 2009 (UTC)
Blaze Release
I dissagre with the fact that the Blaze Release is Nature and Shape transformation. Nature changes the element while shape changes the form of the jutsu. Amaterasu is a Fire Release and Blaze Release is just the Amaterasu flames taking on different forms to fit the situation. (Darksusanoo (talk) 00:00, March 3, 2010 (UTC))
hmm...you may be right. no. you are right. let's see if others agree.--Narutodude (talk) 22:20, April 1, 2010 (UTC)Narutodude
lets get this out of the way right now. the hyuga's Gental Fist works by creating a layer of chakra over their palms and then striking at their opponents chakra network. in addition you can't deny the a Rotation and Air Palm are change chakra in form. (184.108.40.206 (talk) 03:19, April 30, 2013 (UTC))
- Rotation: Releasing chakra from all tenketsu at once and spinning. General Gentle Fist: Releasing chakra from specific tenketsu and shoving it in the opponent's chakra network, damaging it. Don't see any shape transformation. The only Gentle Fist technique I can see any sort of shape transformation is Twin Lion Fists. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 03:40, April 30, 2013 (UTC)
What Omni said--Elveonora (talk) 12:58, April 30, 2013 (UTC)

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In the media frenzy following a tragedy such as a school shooting, misinformation and misconceptions often crop up, according to Wisconsin-based psychologist Anna Salter.
The shooter was a loner. He was bullied. He was depressed. But such generalizations are rarely true, said Salter, who spoke Thursday to about 200 people attending the Utah Council on Victims of Crime annual crime victims' conference.
"Things get made up and passed along," Salter said. "Later, a totally different picture emerges."
She said Columbine High School shooters Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold bullied others, as did two other school shooters: Kip Kinkel, who killed two students at Oregon's Thurston High School in 1998 after killing his parents; and Andrew Golden, who shot five people alongside Mitchell Johnson at Arkansas' Westside Middle School in 1998.
"The truth is, they were not bullied," said Salter, who holds a doctorate in clinical psychology and public practice from Harvard University and is a consultant to the Wisconsin Department of Corrections. "School killers were more often bullies than bullied."
Although many perpetrators of shooting sprees at schools were depressed, Salter said many others grew up in stable homes, had friends and were not the loners many people assumed they were.
But there often are signs of the impending crime, she said. A potential shooter might brag to students about making a plan to kill others. Other possible indications: a child trying to make a pipe bomb at home, or writings by children or teens that involve fantasies about killing.
Salter said 80 percent of school shooters provided some clue they were planning a massacre.
"The more specific the plan is, the more likely they are to do it," she said.
Salter also warned that if someone sends a text message that "something big is going to happen," or "stay out of the cafeteria at a certain time," authorities should be alerted.
One audience member at Thursday's keynote address recalled an incident when a Roy High School student did just that. After receiving troubling text messages from a friend in January 2012, the student alerted school authorities, who discovered that two teens had made a plan to bomb the school during an assembly. While no explosives were found in the teens' homes, authorities did find plans for an explosive device, along with maps of the school and its security features.
One of the teens served time in a juvenile center, while the other, who was 18 at the time, spent 105 days in jail and was placed on probation.
Reed Richards, chairman of the Utah Council on Victims of Crime, said the annual conference brings experts such as Salter to Utah to help educate law enforcement, prosecutors and victim advocates about the challenges and problems facing the legal system and their impact on victims.
Richards said prosecutors or law enforcement are often more focused on "getting the bad guy" than on the bad guys' victims. Such conferences, and other types of training, can help those who work in law enforcement and the legal system refocus on the victims.
"The person who really is hurt is the victim," Richards said.
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Jennifer Becker is an ordinary mom with two kids. She lives in a modest suburban home in Ashburn, and she wants the best for her family.
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CLIFTON-FINE HOSPITAL ANNOUNCES DECISION FOR FORMAL AFFILIATION WITH SAMARITAN MEDICAL CENTER Deal Expected to be Finalized This Summer
Star Lake, New York ----- After a thoughtful and deliberate process, the Board of Trustees and leadership of Clifton-Fine Hospital announce selection of Samaritan Medical Center as the preferred partner. Negotiations to formalize the affiliation are expected to conclude this summer. "In the current healthcare environment, hospitals – particularly rural providers like Clifton-Fine Hospital – are facing unprecedented change. To be successful, hospitals must work together to cut costs, navigate an increasingly complex web of regulations, recruit physicians and deliver optimal and measurable quality of care," explains Walter Todd, Chairman, Clifton-Fine Hospital Board of Trustees. "This announcement is the culmination of many months of strategic planning in an effort to respond to growing challenges. We have embarked on this journey with SMC to ensure that we remain a strong and vibrant hospital for the benefit of our patients, physicians, staff and community." As part of its strategic planning efforts, Clifton-Fine Hospital engaged Stroudwater Associates, a nationally recognized healthcare consulting firm. Stroudwater led the hospital's Board and leadership through careful planning and subsequent request for proposal (RFP) and selection process. "Healthcare organizations are just beginning to experience the countless challenges that lie before us. In contrast to past practice, hospitals must be innovative in their thinking and find ways to collaborate rather than compete, explains Thomas H. Carman, President and CEO of Samaritan Medical Center. "As the smallest hospital in New York State, Clifton-Fine Hospital is to be commended for its forward-thinking approach to ensure its ability to overcome these challenges and thrive – for the good of the many tight-knit communities it serves," Both organizations acknowledge that there is much to be done in order to finalize their affiliation. Due diligence and negotiations are expected to begin immediately and continue until a mutually agreeable partnership can be finalized. "Throughout this process, we have made several trips to Star Lake and witnessed first-hand the dedication of the hospital's staff and efficiency of its operations," concludes Mr. Carman. "We are proud to welcome CliftonFine's staff, physicians and community into the Samaritan organization. There is much that we can learn from and share with each other in order to strengthen both organizations and communities." ###


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