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Kazuma (カズマ, Kazuma), also known as Furido (フリド, Furido), was a member of the Twelve Guardian Ninja, and eventually led half of the group to stage a coup d'etat against the Hokage.
Kazuma was once part of the Twelve Guardian Ninja. His belief was that the Land of Fire shouldn't have two kings, and made it his goal in life to unite the Land of Fire under one king. He tried to persuade the Fire Daimyō to help him with his goal by ridding the second king, the Hokage. However, he was stopped by Asuma Sarutobi, who told him that the daimyō did not agree with him. After a long fight, Kazuma, Asuma, and Chiriku were left as the only surviving members of the Twelve Guardian Ninja. Kazuma then had one final showdown with Asuma, where he was ultimately struck down. Chiriku was the only one who knew about this, and kept it a secret.
Despite Asuma and Chiriku's initial belief, Kazuma had survived. His goals had not changed despite all his allies now being dead. He decided that the only way he could unite the Land of Fire under one king would be to destroy Konoha, along with its Hokage. He spent the next several years training and coming up with a plan to achieve his goal in life. He later changed his name to Furido and persuaded three powerful shinobi, Fuen, Fūka, and Fudō to join him in his plan to reduce the chances of him failing. During the attack of Kurama on Konoha, Kazuma discovered that the Nine-Tails' chakra was so great that it had leaked out. Kazuma took advantage of this by collecting the extra chakra. He then infused Sora with this chakra and cells from the Nine-Tails, and kept it mostly contained inside his son with various seals as insurance for later.
According to Sora, Kazuma was once a kind, loyal, and upbeat man who took pride in his appearance and abilities, which was proven by how hard he trained and how diligent he was in keeping his Twelve Guardian Ninja sash clean and in good condition. According to Asuma, Kazuma was a man with great faith in his beliefs, and was willing to do whatever it took to make his dreams come true. Kazuma proved to have much resolve in the actions he took. Despite the heartless and destructive means he went through, he truly believed that his goal for "uniting" the Land of Fire by getting rid of Konohagakure and branding the rest of the world with the Land of Fire's flag was the right thing to do, convinced it was the only way to truly bring prosperity to the country.
As Furido, he appeared to be laid-back and a little goofy, regularly making light of the battle. But this only served to distract others from his true nature. In truth, Kazuma would stop at nothing to "unite" the Land of Fire. While once an honourable man who refused to involve bystanders, as he admitted himself, which he openly became disgusted by his former self's principles. He has since abandoned all forms of moral and emotional attachment to pursue his goals, regardless of who he must sacrifice, as he showed through his use of his own son. He also becomes quite deceptive, concealing his true identity from Sora and only claiming that he "knew his father".[1] Thanks to this deception, he was able to convince Sora to turn his back on his Konohagakure allies, attack Tsunade, and join up with him in his attack on the village (until Sora learned that Kazuma wished to kill everyone, not just the Hokage).
Contrary to Asuma, who believed the "king" in shōgi was the next generation of shinobi, Kazuma viewed the "king" to be the daimyō of the Land of Fire. For this reason, he set about trying to kill Tsunade, Konoha's Fifth Hokage, whom he viewed to be a threat to what he called the "true king" of the Land of Fire.[2] Though perverted, this shows that Kazuma still has tremendous loyalty to the daimyō, which carries over from his days as one of the Twelve Ninja Guardians.
Kazuma was a tall man of tanned complexion. He wore simple dark clothing that matched his brown hair, long pants and a short-sleeved shirt with black shoes. He also wore a red sweatband on his head. As Furido, he wore a purple qípáo-like garment that was lined with yellow, blue, and grey and straw sandals. His hair had become white and long while worn-out in texture. He also had a pale long scar stretching diagonally across his face, presumably from Asuma's final attack on him. After the extended period since last seeing his former ally, Kazuma's appearance had changed so much that Asuma barely recognised him.
As one of the former Twelve Guardian Ninja, Kazuma was a highly capable ninja. In his quest to prove Konoha as worthless and ultimately destroy it, Kazuma gathered a variety of proficient skills. Alongside his four-man team, he easily bypassed all of Konoha's outer defenses and likewise through the village into turmoil.
Kazuma could refract light to conceal himself from view of his enemies. He also seems to be proficient in a range of kinjutsu, which allow him to revive the dead. He also demonstrated the ability to allow he and his team passed through Fuen's giant barrier, despite several shinobi noting that such a feat would be normally impossible.[2] His knowledge was also great enough to dispel techniques used to trap him, like Sai's ink technique binding him. Likewise, he was able to easily sneak through Konoha's barrier undetected.
Nature Transformation
He was also proficient in various element techniques. Like his former ally Asuma, Kazuma was also a wind-nature who could infuse his weapons with wind natured chakra to greatly increase their penetrative power. When using his monk staff, he is able to produce a large twister. He could also use earth natured chakra to merge himself into and himself within a forest environment. Combined with his earth-nature, Kazuma also was able to revive the dead using at least two different methods. The first version required a large area of earth, which would allow him to continuously summon people as mindless zombies. The second version would bring a person back as a perfect resurrection, able to use all its skills from when alive. Unlike the Impure World Reincarnation technique, the soul is not bounded to the body. This method requires a large amount of energy (i.e. electricity).
Kazuma showed impressive knowledge of sealing techniques. Not only did he find a way to capture and contain Kurama's excess chakra, five years after the fact, he then sealed, and effectively kept Sora's demon chakra contained, until he finally chose to release it. His sealing method was so effective that even after a medical team at the Fire Temple examined Sora, after his demon chakra caused him to rampage and nearly destroy the temple, they were unable to find traces of what might have caused him to rampage.[3]
His preferred battle style appeared to be bukijutsu, of which he showed great prowess in, able to toy with Sora, who is highly skilled in close-range combat and fight on par with one of Konoha's top ninja, Asuma Sarutobi. His primary weapon in battle was a multi-section monk staff, which he could strike from a distance with great accuracy using the multiple parts split with a chain in between the joint and destroy large boulders and trees in the blink of an eye.[1] He was also proficient at close-range with a triple-bladed hand claw.
Kazuma is deceptively fast, appearing right beside Sora, mid-sentence, without the younger shinobi noticing his movement, and delivering a strong enough punch to stun Sora.[3] His skill is shown able to fight on par with Asuma Sarutobi, one of Konoha's top jōnin who specialises in close-combat.
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Furido encountered Team Yamato in the fields near the Fire Temple, after they had been lured there by the stolen bodies of Kitane, Tōu, Seito and Nauma. There, he came face-to-face with Sora again for the first time in years. Clearly, Furido was more interested in how Sora used his powers than how he had grown as a person. During their skirmish, Furido continued to taunt Sora to force him to show more of his true power. Eventually, Furido performed the Five Elements Unseal on Sora, causing his son's demonic arm to appear more frequently.
Later, shortly before the attack on Konoha, he revealed to Sora that it had been Asuma who had "killed" his father as part of his plan to get Sora to join him. Initially he had convinced Sora to join him in his plans to destroy Konoha's "king", but then Sora had discovered that Furido intended to also destroy the entire village and all of its inhabitants, prompting Sora to help stop him. When his initial plan to destroy Konoha by using four resurrected Ninja Guardian members to perform Limelight failed, he decided to rely on unleashing the full force of Sora's demonic chakra, knowing full well that Sora's body would not be able to handle it and that he would ultimately destroy everything around him.
After all of Furido's allies perished, Asuma and Team Yamato caught up to Furido, where Asuma revealed who Furido really was. It was then that Kazuma revealed that it was because of him that Sora possessed his demonic powers. Whilst Naruto tried to deal with Sora, Asuma chased after Kazuma into the woods. There Asuma scolded Kazuma for using Sora as a tool and weapon. Eventually, Kazuma was captured (with assistance from Sai). Asuma tried one last time to make Kazuma understand that his goal was unnecessary as, in reality, they were both trying to protect the wrong king. Refusing to believe that, Kazuma broke free and attempted to finish off Asuma, but was struck down by his former ally. As Kazuma collapsed and feels his end drawing near, he voiced his fear for the future of the country. Asuma merely stated that it would continue to exist as it always has, which Kazuma scoffed at before finally dying.
- As an anime-only character, Kazuma seemed to be made as an extension over the repeated talking about the "true king" during the Akatsuki Suppression Mission.
- Kazuma's favourite food seemed to be roasted sweet potatoes, which he was seen eating often.
- While for different reasons, Kazuma and Minato Namikaze both put part of Kurama into their respective sons.
- The name Kazuma means "true harmony", alluding to his goal of bringing prosperity to the Land of Fire.


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The Attorney General's Office investigation into the fatal shooting of Alex Cora DeJesus, an alleged drug dealer, by Weare police took eight months, the longest such investigation Jeffery Strelzin, chief of homicide at the agency, can recall.
Investigators took the case to a grand jury twice and even secretly recorded conversations between two Weare police officers to try to uncover "potential lies ... and obstruction," according to the attorney general's report.
But in the end, while the Aug. 14, 2013, shooting was not found justified, there were no criminal charges brought against Officer Nicholas Nadeau, who fired the fatal shotgun blast.
Investigators said they could not prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Nadeau had engaged in criminal behavior when he shot DeJesus in the head as the man was trying to escape arrest, fleeing in his car.
"It means that we couldn't say that the officer's action fully complied with the law; (but) we couldn't say that the officer didn't comply to the extent he could be charged with a crime and convicted," Strelzin said.
In a criminal case, he said, prosecutors would have had to "disprove self-defense beyond a reasonable doubt," and they felt they couldn't do that, he said.
The Attorney General's Office last year did find the fatal shooting of Wendy Lawrence of Canterbury - on Sept. 30, 2013, in Manchester - was a justified use of deadly force. State Trooper Chad Lavoie fired at Lawrence, 45, when she drove toward him after he ordered her to stop, hitting her four times.
Police cruisers had surrounded her vehicle after a chase on Interstate 89 and Interstate 93 that ended in a city neighborhood. Lawrence rammed one cruiser and backed into another, according to the attorney general's report on the incident.
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"If you're standing outside and somebody's trying to run you down in a car, I don't think anyone would question that you're in a life-or-death situation."
"That's what's dangerous about law enforcement," he said. "Any situation could suddenly turn into a deadly-force situation if that other person doesn't want to get caught."
Charles Reynolds is a retired New Hampshire police chief who now monitors consent decrees between some of the largest police departments in the country and the U.S. Department of Justice. Such agreements usually require an "absolute prohibition" on police firing at fleeing vehicles, he said.
"Even if you hit the driver, what happens?'' he said. "Now you have a vehicle headed toward you without anybody in control.
"All you do is take this 2,000- or 4,000-pound missile and make it totally unguided."
So instead, he said, "you get out of the way."
But Strelzin said police officers are "damned if they do, and damned if they don't" in such situations.
Toxicological tests found that Lawrence had a blood-alcohol content of .182, and also had marijuana, Oxycodone and Prozac in her bloodstream on the day of the shooting, according to the Attorney General's Office. She had lost her driver's license because of DWI convictions; had prior convictions for drug possession, resisting arrest and welfare fraud; and was a habitual offender.
"If that officer doesn't stop a person in a car who is impaired and driving recklessly, and then that person goes around the corner and runs down a child in the street, what would the public say about that?" Strelzin said.
The attorney general's report on the shooting concluded that Trooper Lavoie "was legally justified in using deadly force against Ms. Lawrence to defend himself from what he reasonably believed was the imminent use of deadly force by her."
A lawyer representing DeJesus' family has said he plans to file a federal civil-rights lawsuit against Weare and the officers involved in the shooting.
And last month, lawyers for the family of 34-year-old Ben Shannon, who died after being shot at his mother's home in Rochester on March 10, filed a wrongful-death lawsuit against the Strafford County sheriff's and probation departments.
The attorney general's investigations into the Rochester shooting, and a non-fatal shooting by a Nashua police officer on March 22, are still ongoing. Strelzin said he expects they will take a few more weeks to complete.
Reynolds said he always tells police chiefs to remember that those killed in officer-involved shootings may have parents, siblings, spouses and children. "That family is dramatically impacted," he said. "We can't lose sight of that fact.
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They might not ever admit it. But surely every Red Sox player who's ever donned the uniform has at one point dreamed he'll be the last one to wear his particular number for the team. Only seven men have received that honor in Red Sox history. These are the players whose numbers live on for all to see in the right field grandstand at Fenway Park.
Carl Yastrzemski's number eight was retired in 1989, the same year he was inducted into the Hall of Fame. "Yaz" played his entire career with the Sox, from 1961 to 1983. He slugged 452 home runs and had 3,419 hits in his career.
Another lifelong Red Sox, second baseman Bobby Doerr wore number one with the team from 1937 to 1951. He was a critical piece of the Sox' World Series run in 1946, a season in which the team won its first pennant since 1918.
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Johnny Pesky's number six was retired in 2008. The infielder played with the Sox from 1942 to 1951, and played 25 games in the 1952 season. Pesky managed the Red Sox from 1963 to 1964, and again in 1980, and has been a longtime Red Sox coach.
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Hall of Fame catcher Carlton Fisk's number 27 went up on the Fenway Park grandstand in 2000. Although he played 13 of his 24 seasons with the Chicago White Sox, Fisk is best known for his time in Boston and was inducted into Cooperstown as a Red Sox. His Game 6, 12th-inning home run in the 1975 World Series is an enduring and iconic image of Fenway Park and baseball history.
Arguably the greatest Red Sox of all time and one of the best ballplayers ever, Ted Williams' number nine was retired in 1984. A Red Sox stalwart from 1939 to 1960, Williams is the last major leaguer to hit over .400 in a season, which he did in 1941.


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Now that the 2012 NHL Entry Draft is complete along with the Lightning's Prospect Developmental Camp, Bolt Prospects is proud to release our 2011-2012 Supplemental Rankings, our final rankings of the season. We'll begin again in the Fall shortly after training camp with the 2012-2013 Preliminary Rankings. With the Lightning adding several good prospects through the draft and a banner season on the ice for the prospects the team already had, we have expanded our list from the traditional 20 to 25 which reflects the unprecedented depth the organization has developed this year.
A quick review of the rules, as always: skaters who play 41 or more NHL games in a single season or 82 or more career NHL games are considered graduated, and are no longer eligible for the rankings. As a consequence, Brett Connolly is no longer eligible for inclusion in the rankings. Goaltenders who earn 30 or more NHL decisions in a single season or 41 or more career NHL decisions are considered graduated, and are no longer eligible for the rankings. Players 24 years of age or over on opening night of the Lightning's season are considered overage prospects and are not eligible for inclusion in the rankings. NCAA players are exempt from the 24-year-old rule and are eligible for the rankings for the duration of their college careers.
With the disclaimers aside, here are our 2011-2012 Supplemental Rankings:
1. G Andrei Vasilevski, Ufa Jr. (RUS Jr.)
We start with a little intrigue at the top of our rankings, as we put Andrei Vasilevski, the 19th overall pick, at the top of the rankings. Put simply, we believe that if the "Russian factor" were put aside, and Vasilevski was named Andy Vaughn, we suspect he would've been a top-10 pick held in the same esteem as past draftees like Carey Price and Marc-Andre Fleury. As noted by Red Line Report, Vasilevski's mastery at the U20 World Junior Championships last season is unheard of for a 17 year old underage goaltender. He plays with the maturity and skill of a goaltender several years older than he is and probably is the best goaltending prospect to ever be drafted out of Russia. If rumors are true that he may be able to manufacture a move to Mississauga of the OHL, which drafted Vasilevski in last month's CHL Import Draft, all the better.
2. D Slater Koekkoek, Peterborough (OHL)
Vasilevski's ranking at the top spot should not be seen as a slight to 10th overall pick Slater Koekkoek, who represents the new breed of big, mobile Lightning defensemen. We believe that, had he been healthy, he would've been unanimously considered a lottery pick, and we were actually pleased to see Koekkoek selected ahead of some other prospects like Olli Maatta who don't possess his upside. At a minimum, the Lightning got a good #3 minutes eating 2-way defenseman to anchor their second pair, and if his limited action this season prior to his injury is any indication, his offense could well make him a better NHLer than several of the smallish defensemen who were taken ahead of him in the draft.
3. RW J.T. Brown, Tampa Bay (NHL)
The Lightning won a small-scale bidding war at the end of the season to land talented Minnesota-Duluth winger J.T. Brown, who was the MOP of the 2011 Frozen Four. Brown combines world-class speed with a healthy amount of jam and surprising creativity. The Lightning put him on the team's second line to end the season and he did not look at all out of place, earning a spot on USA's World Championships team in the process. Listed at just 170 pounds, Brown needs a very good offseason to bulk up and make sure he's got the durability to handle an 82 game NHL schedule. If he does the work, he's a legitimate Calder Trophy threat next season.
4. RW/C Cory Conacher, Norfolk (AHL)
The fairy tale season of Cory Conacher ended with an AHL Rookie of the Year award, AHL MVP award, and 4 assists and first star in the Calder Cup clinching win. That's quite the resume for the undersized pit bull out of Canisius who won an AHL contract in camp but didn't get an NHL deal from the Lightning until March. There was no better player in the first half of the AHL season than Conacher, who mixes above-average skating and skill, a quick release, and unbending tenacity. He needs to work on his discipline, and he may not have the top gear of the player he's most compared to, Martin St. Louis, but his heart and hustle have made him a contender for a spot in Tampa with a good camp in the Fall.
5. LW/C Alex Killorn, Norfolk (AHL)
The long wait for Alex Killorn to join the pro ranks is now over, and initial indications are it was worth it. Killorn's game just seems to transfer perfectly from college to the pro ranks. He plays a very honest north-south style with the occasional dash of skill. He's got decent size and above-average skating ability, too. His 3 goals and 12 points in 17 games were solid for a player who entered the postseason with just 10 games of pro experience and who was still completing his Harvard schoolwork. He needs a good offseason of conditioning work to get up to the pro level and we'd like to see him work on his shot, but his game is very translatable to a 2nd or 3rd line NHL role and he could challenge for a spot in Tampa in the Fall.
6. G Dustin Tokarski, Norfolk (AHL)
Dustin Tokarski's wild ride of a season ended with Tokarski helping his club sweep the Eastern Conference Finals and Calder Cup Finals while allowing just 6 goals in the process, reasserting Tokarski's reputation as a big-game championship netminder. He led the AHL in both regular season and postseason wins and set career highs in wins, GAA, and shutouts. It wasn't easy for Tokarski though, who was pushed all season long and even lost his starting job at one point in the Eastern Conference Semifinals. Tokarski also disappointed in his first extended stint of NHL action late in the year after being called up to fill in for the injured Mathieu Garon. He's close to being NHL ready but not quite there yet, clouded further by the post-season signings of Anders Lindback and Riku Helenius. Consistency has been elusive, and we need to see less goals go through him and improved rebound control before he's truly ready for the NHL.
7. D Mark Barberio, Norfolk (AHL)
Conacher may have been voted the AHL's MVP, but within the Admirals locker room second year defenseman Mark Barberio was named the team's MVP. Barberio led the AHL in scoring amongst defensemen with a magnificent 13 goal, 61 point, +28 campaign. He was the engine of an unstoppable Admirals regular season power play and had erased any and all lingering questions about his skating. However, once the playoffs started, Barberio's production tailed off as other teams targeted Barberio physically, and as Barberio slowed down he took Norfolk's power play down with him. Barberio probably needs one more year of seasoning where he learns how to overcome teams coming after him. Once he does that, he should be an excellent two-way contributor in the NHL.
8. C Vladislav Namestnikov, London (OHL)
After a regular season where his goal production was down and he only showed modest statistical improvement and where he failed to make Russia's U20 WJC team due to a nagging injury he was hiding, Namestnikov started to come into his own in the playoffs. He posted 18 points in 19 games for the OHL champions and was one of London's best players in the postseason. That's not unimpressive given how stacked the Knights are with high-end NHL prospects. The Lightning have always acknowledged Namestnikov is a long-term project, so we don't expect him to challenge for a spot in Tampa Bay this Fall. However, recent indications point to Namestnikov joining the AHL ranks next season, and he will have an excellent chance to join Russia's U-20 World Junior Championships team in Ufa next year, as well.
9. RW Richard Panik, Norfolk (AHL)
On raw potential alone, Panik could still be in the top spot in our rankings. Other than J.T. Brown, perhaps no other Lightning forward prospect possesses top line potential, and not even Brown has the versatility of Panik, who can play just about any style you need. Panik staved off demotion to the ECHL early in the year after a disappointing camp, but caught fire in the second half of the year as he adjusted his game and habits to the pro style. We were disappointed that he went cold the final month of the regular season and could not get to 20 goals and his 6 points in 18 playoff games were modest, from a production standpoint. But, the 5 postseason goals he had tended to be big situational goals and he showed the maturity to maintain his effort level and continue to contribute in other ways even though he wasn't getting the statistical results. Panik's got great speed, superlative stick handling and passing skill, and a laser shot, but it would be foolish to characterize him as a finesse European. Panik is surprisingly strong on the puck and a menace on the forecheck who isn't afraid to drive the net. He probably needs one more year of seasoning in the AHL, but there were times in the Calder Cup Finals he was clearly the Admirals' best player. He could be a beast if he stays the course.
10. C Tyler Johnson, Norfolk (AHL)
While Cory Conacher was the best player in the AHL in the first half, we felt nobody was better in the second half than Tyler Johnson. Johnson roared to a 31 goal rookie campaign and shook off an injury early in the playoffs to finish with 14 points in 14 games. Johnson's got world-class, Dana Tyrell-caliber speed that he follows up with a deadly shot. Listed at 5'9" and 175 pounds, his durability at the NHL level will be in question, but you've got to catch him to hit him, and that's not easy. He possesses the extra gear you want in a player that size, and that may make him a better long-term NHL prospect than even AHL MVP Conacher.
11. D Radko Gudas, Norfolk (AHL)
Warrior. That's the best one-word description of Radko Gudas. Despite standing at just 6'0", Gudas plays with the ferocity of a much larger man. His mobility is incredible and it allows him to maintain excellent gap control and to quickly move into position to clobber oncoming rushers foolish enough to have their heads down. He's certainly not afraid of getting into position to block his fair share of shots, either. Gudas played a ton in key situations in the playoffs and was a strong +9 after finishing the regular season +19. He still occasionally makes some poor decisions with the puck, but on balance he was about as good as any Admirals defender on their Cup team and a key part of why they allowed just 6 goals in the final two rounds. We think he is close to being NHL ready with a good camp in the Fall.
12. G Riku Helenius, JYP (FIN)
Riku Helenius' career rose from the dead this season. After losing his AHL job and being banished to Sodertalje of the Swedish league, Helenius struggled two years ago just to see the ice behind a much less pedigreed Pontus Sjogren for Sodertalje in the Elitserien. The former first rounder left Sweden for JYP in his native Finland, and proceeded to demolish any idea that he was a bust, leading Finland in most statistical categories en route to the Urpo Ylonen Award as the league's top netminder and an SM-liiga championship. Helenius is your standard Finnish butterfly goaltender who has great size and positioning. We look at him a lot like Tokarski in that he benefitted a lot from how strong JYP was defensively and we'd like to see more consistency from him, especially in terms of rebound control. He's close, though, and the Lightning's decision to re-sign Helenius to a two-year deal put him in a platoon situation with Tokarski in Syracuse this coming season, and a strong possibility to be the backup in Tampa Bay behind Lindback for the 2013-14 season.
Note that with Helenius turning 24 this year, this is his last appearance in Bolt Prospects' rankings.
13. RW Nikita Kucherov, CSKA Jr. (RUS Jr.)
After dominating the U-18 World Junior Championships two years ago, many expected Nikita Kucherov to break into the KHL with CSKA this year and be a star contributor for Russia at the U-20 World Junior Championships. That didn't happen, though. Kucherov couldn't stick at Russia's top level and went back down to the MHL, which he dominated against inferior players. His World Junior Championships performance was solid, albeit somewhat unspectacular as the Russians picked off a Silver medal, and his year ended with shoulder trouble that forced him to miss most of CSKA Jr.'s failed MHL title defense. Kucherov's got excellent skill with the puck and a finisher's touch. He's also an above average skater, although he lacks the top gear we might like to see. Next year will be critical for him. A KHL stint seemed to be next on the agenda, but with Quebec of the QMJHL selecting Kucherov in the CHL Import Draft and with CSKA under new management focused on older KHL and ex-NHL vets, it now appears the timetable for Kucherov could be moving up. Couple that with the likelihood Kucherov will be one of the key components of Russia's U20 World Junior Championships team in Ufa and you've got a formula for Kucherov's stock to rise quickly next season.
14. D Keith Aulie, Norfolk (AHL)
The most controversial part of our rankings was the precipitous drop of defenseman Keith Aulie, who is now pushed down an additional 2 spots after the draft. Acquired near the deadline for former top prospect Carter Ashton, the big defenseman struggled to fit in with both Tampa Bay and with Norfolk. Let's cut to the chase: we don't like his skating. Not in this system. The Lightning jettisoned similar players in Vladimir Mihalik and Matt Smaby largely because of their lack of mobility, and it's a little tough to see a top prospect like Ashton go for the same type of guy. He struggled to earn ice time and the trust of the coaching staff in Tampa and the same happened with Norfolk, where he was the team's #7 d-man in the playoffs until Scott Jackson went down to injury. He needs a very good camp and start to next season to win us over.
15. W/C James Mullin, Miami-OH (CCHA)
It seems like a lifetime ago that James Mullin finished a superb freshman season at Miami of Ohio. The speedy forward finished third on the team in scoring with a very respectable 11 goals and 26 points in 37 games. Mullin is dynamic offensively as both a finisher and a playmaker and had 60 points in 52 games two seasons ago in Fargo, which is unheard of production in the USHL unless you're a high-end offensive talent. We love little guys who go to the NCAA because the weight training programs tend to be excellent. As Mullin gets stronger and continues to develop, look for the Lightning to try to lure him out of school after his junior season, at the latest. He's just too good to wait for, especially after being one of the consensus best prospects at Lightning's Development Camp this summer.
16. LW Ondrej Palat, Norfolk (AHL)
Other than Conacher, perhaps no player beat expectations by a bigger margin than Ondrej Palat. The overage 7th round draft pick out of Drummondville had to fight just to get an NHL contract and avoid demotion back to juniors to start the year. Then, he had to stave off demotion to the ECHL, as well, before exploding in the second half on line combinations with Richard Panik and Tyler Johnson. From that point on, everything about Palat was better than advertised. He was criticized as being a perimeter player, but he showed excellent body positioning and willingness to battle on the forecheck. They claimed he was soft defensively, but he quickly became one of Jon Cooper's most trusted penalty killers and a smart decision-maker in his own third at even strength. They said he was an average skater. Look, if you can keep up with Panik and Johnson, we'd say skating's not an issue. The only thing that wasn't undersold about Palat is his playmaking ability, which is excellent. He has great vision and savvy and makes his linemates better. He needs another year or two of seasoning, but the transition from long shot to legitimate NHL prospect that he has already made has been fun to watch.
17. RW Brian Hart, Exeter (USHS)
In a typical season, a 2nd round pick with as much potential as Brian Hart would've checked in higher on our rankings. But with the successes players like Palat had this year, the young man we dub "The Hitman" will have to wait a bit before we can proclaim him, "The best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be." Kidding aside, the Lightning got a power forward prospect to help replace what they lost in the system when they traded Carter Ashton. Hart's got good size and strength and a lethal shot. Couple that with intelligence, as evidenced by his selection of Harvard as his college of choice, and you've got another prospect who we feel could rise quickly next year. Bare minimum, the Lightning likely got themselves a gritty lower line contributor who can chip in 10-15 goals a season. But, if he becomes a Bill Guerin-esque player, as TSN's Craig Button suggested? Watch out.
18. D Dylan Blujus, Brampton (OHL)
As with Slater Koekkoek, we see Blujus as another defenseman in the new mold of big, mobile Lightning d-men like recent re-signees Brian Lee and Brendan Mikkelson. Blujus is a bit of a project, particularly at the defensive end of the rink, but he has all of the physical tools you want for a potential minutes-eating NHL defenseman: good wheels, good offensive instincts, and the bonus of a big shot. He'll continue as Brampton's #1 defenseman this year getting big ice time with the Battalion, and if he continues to improve he may well prove to be a big 2nd round steal.
19. C Tanner Richard, Guelph (OHL)
Another potential steal is Guelph centerman Tanner Richard, an all-around hockey player who suffered mightily from the double stigma of being both a second year eligible and Swiss. He's not Luca Cunti, though. Far from it. Richard competes hard and plays with surprising grit for such a slightly built player, which only accentuates his skating, stickhandling, and playmaking ability that he clearly demonstrated during this summer's Development Camp. He's less likely to be a flight risk back to the NLA, given that his father, Mike Richard, is Canadian and had a cup of coffee with the Washington Capitals before a long career in Switzerland. So if Red Line Report is right, and Richard can put on some more muscle and become a versatile Valterri Filppula clone, then the Lightning may well have committed a crafty bit of larceny in the 3rd round this year.
20. G Jaroslav Janus, Norfolk (AHL)
What you ask of your backup is to push the starter and try to take his job, and Jaroslav Janus gave Dustin Tokarski all he could handle in Norfolk this season. The athletic Slovakian keeper rebounded from an atrocious 2010-2011 campaign to finish tied for 9th in the AHL with 23 wins. With Tokarski up in Tampa, Janus helped maintain the Admirals' record 28 game win streak with a personal 15 game win streak of his own, and he temporarily took over the starting job in the final 2 games of the Connecticut series in the 2nd round of the playoffs after Tokarski struggled in Game Four. Janus has an abundance of quickness, but the Lightning know they need to get him to settle down and play a calmer game to be successful. When he does, he's every bit as good as any prospect in the organization. But, with the addition of Vasilevski to the picture, and the signings of Riku Helenius and Anders Lindback, where does Janus go? The ECHL? Back to Europe? Ironically, we could see him having to go back overseas to play a couple of seasons and establish his stock, a la Helenius, who Janus helped push over to Scandinavia 2-1/2 years ago.
21. D Evan Oberg, Norfolk (AHL)
Now that he's an AHL champ, where is Evan Oberg going for his offseason vacation? Anywhere he damned well pleases with all the Sky Miles he racked up in his numerous insurance call ups to Tampa Bay. Seriously, though, once the Lightning allowed Oberg to settle into Norfolk, he became a key part of the Admirals defensive corps. You could make a strong argument, in fact, that he probably deserves better than where we have him in the rankings. Mobility is Oberg's calling card, and he uses his well at both ends of the ice to maintain good gap control defensively and to jump into the play or aggressively carry the puck offensively. Decision-making on when to jump in is the only major weakness we see, as he gets a little overexcited 1-2 times a game. Aside from that over-exuberance, though, we feel he's actually not far off from the NHL.
Note that with Oberg turning 24 this year this is his last appearance in Bolt Prospects' rankings.
22. D Nikita Nesterov, Chelyabinsk Jr. (RUS Jr.)
The Lightning organization loves 5th round pick Nikita Nesterov, but we're still on the first date. Nesterov progressed as a player with Chelyabinsk Jr. this season and was arguably Russia's best defenseman in the Subway Super Series. He also got limited time and wasn't a liability in 10 games with Chelyabinsk at the KHL level. Statistically, he had a very strong U-20 World Junior Championships, too, although we felt he looked overmatched and a little loose defensively in Russia's upset Semifinal win over Canada. Don't get us wrong, there's a lot to like there. Although listed at just 6'0", Nesterov plays like a guy 2-3 inches taller and 15 pounds heavier. Sometimes, though, he looks like he has the footwork of a bigger guy, too, and that's what gives us a little pause.
23. C Matthew Peca, Quinnipiac (ECAC)
We re-apologize to Matthew Peca and former coach Sheldon Keefe for this ranking, which pushes 5 spots lower after the 2012 draft. With so many Admirals having great seasons and the influx of new, high picks, someone had to move down and Peca drew the short straw. That shouldn't detract at all, though, from his unbelievable freshman campaign. Peca, who came into the season after nearly joining Quebec of the QMJHL, which put on a full-court press for his services, had a great rookie season with 8 goals and 39 points in 39 games. The 5'9" forward is, dare we say, Conacher-esque, with super-concentrated tenacity in a small, speedy, skilled package. Much like Mullin, we think he'll benefit greatly from an NCAA conditioning program, and we don't expect him to make it to graduation before the Lightning push a contract his way. He's just too good.
24. D Artem Sergeev, Val-d'Or (QMJHL)
The Bolts dipped back into the pool of Russian defensemen by signing Artem Sergeev, an undrafted invitee to this summer's Lightning prospect development camp, to an entry level contract the day before the camp started. This big, two-way defenseman played with fellow Russian Bolt prospects Vasilevski, Kucherov, and Gusev for the silver medal-winning 2011-2012 U20 WJC team. Sergeev has a big, strong body, but possesses the polished skating skills one expects from Russian players, as well as a right-handed point shot, superb passing skills, and strong positional play. Sergeev has not been a consistent impact player offensively in two seasons skating for Val d'Or in the QMJHL despite the skill set, posting a modest 12 goals and 35 assists in 110 games. The 19-year old will play another season in the Q before turning pro in 2013-14.
25. LW Nikita Gusev, CSKA Jr. (RUS Jr.)
Outside of the selection of Vasilevski, no pick the Lightning made this year was more interesting than 20 year old Russian junior star Nikita Gusev. Gusev, a long-time linemate of Nikita Kucherov, put up 192 points in 120 MHL games over the past 3 seasons, en route to becoming arguably the most explosive offensive force in all of Russian junior hockey. The Lightning's selection of Gusev in the 7th round was a low-risk, big-time reward pick. Gusev's got all the things you expect from a Russian forward prospect: great instincts, slick hands, and a great shot. But, he's tiny, he doesn't have the top end gear we'd like from a guy so small, and we're not really sure his game translates well to North America. But, then again, if it does, he's a top-60 pick caliber talent offensively. Dare we raise the specter of the old Rick Dudley phrase, "He's an NHLer from the blue line in?"
*Written by Pete Choquette with contributions by Timothy Bennett, Chad Schnarr, and Mike Galimore.
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A different approach to the first day of school
Submitted: 09/03/2013
- The first day of school usually means a long day of new schedules and different expectations. But teachers at Rhinelander High School mixed it up this year. Dozens of high schoolers running around a field doesn't look like a typical first day of school. That's exactly the point."We decided it would be a great way to ease the kids into the school year," said Allie Johnson, an English teacher. "[We can] get our expectations out, walk them through procedural changes that have happened, go over the rules, and also give them some time to bond." Time to bond doesn't just mean catching up on what happened over the summer. Students did team-building exercises with their classmates."We were working together to get across the line," said junior Morgan Blaser. "We all have to move at the same time, act at the same time, and react at the same time, and by doing this, that might help us build stronger relationships in the classroom, and help us learn how each other works."Teachers hope the day will set the tone for the year. They're rolling out a second year of PBIS, or Positive Behavior Intervention Systems."The focus is on teaching good behavior and expectations," Johnson said. "So walking kids through these areas in school, teaching them the behaviors, hopefully will reinforce them, and then everyone gets the same message, the same expectation is out for everybody. So to start the school year this way will definitely have an effect in the hallways and in the classrooms."Blaser says the school felt more like a family because of PBIS - and it helped the whole school behave a little better."Our focus last year was tardies, and tardies went down immensely. I think the number was 15 percent over the course of the year, and so it has had a great effect," Johnson said. "It's also affected the school climate. I think kids are much more positive. Kids are more respectful and responsible because those are our key values in PBIS."
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with Rich Medina & Akalepse
Wed November 28th, 2012
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Rich Medina (Jump N Funk) and Akalepse (Truth & Soul) are obsessed with records and playing them for people. When they DJ they bring you that raw, outside the Top 40, heavy, fun, sexy, soulful and honest music they are both known and respected for. These guys are avid record collectors, each with a heavyweight stash of over 20,000+ records, so of course you're going to hear things you don't know… that is the point. But not the whole point, they play classic tunes right next to obscurities, always pushing the listening audience a little in a sincere effort to break new records and reintroduce slept on tunes simultaneously. The party they do together is called PROPS, it is a soulful music lover's paradise.
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Choice defines the man. Rich Medina has made a life based on one choice that has transformed the listening experience of millions. DJ Rich Medina lives, breathes, and revels in sharing the type of music that make a listener remember his soul. It is this awareness of soul that brings listeners back time and again to hear Rich spin: heads nod, bodies sway, emotions expand and coalesce. DJ Rich Medina uses the decks to guide his people away from the ordinary and into the realm of their imaginations. His intelligent blends bridge unexpected song selections that build a collective consciousness of intoxication. Without even realizing it, DJ Rich Medina lures you in and makes you forget who you were before the music began. Medina spins you into the now, into the moment, into the vital essence of who you are. Medina credits his family's Baptist faith as the groundwork and source of his musical inclination and intuition. Music was always a form of celebration and rejoicing. The first time Medina heard Diana Ross's 1976 hit Love Hangover, in the family living room, he knew he wanted to be a DJ.
When he's writing music, whether in collaboration with other musicians or a personal project, Medina always aims to inject a universal notion of the need for change. Rich Medina holds DJ residencies at prominent venues throughout the country. Most notably he is a defining DJ at his Little Ricky's Rib Shack parties at APT in New York City. Every Wednesday night Rich draws a crowd that waits patiently in line to experience the Medina funk flow, and for the last decade Medina has been a fixture on the Philly nightlife scene. Saturday nights on a bi-weekly basis, DJ Rich Medina is host of Jump N Funk at the prestigious Martinez Gallery. It is through such residencies that DJ Rich Medina is able to cultivate his audience and hone his craft.
Always evolving as an artist, DJ Rich Medina transitions into the role of pre-eminent spoken word artist at clubs the world over. Rich writes words that convey messages of change and agency, self-determination and hope, and he is also the embodiment of those very same qualities and emotions. DJ Rich Medina, renaissance man, articulate performer and a down and dirty DJ who can go head to head with the best, is an artist who will transform the average experience of any club or venue and give his audience a night of music and words to remember.
To really get a sense of who and what Akalepse is you have to check the track record. Steady at work with the records since 1993 when he first put the needle on one, Lepse is the definition of dedicated. This dedication, passion, and integrity are the difference you hear when you hear him play or hear something he produced. Coming up in hip-hop's Golden Era where it truly was your skill set that your reputation was based on, he honed his craft the only way that can really create an individual of his caliber – hard work. Couple this with humility and an endless respect for music and you start to understand how and why he's become so respected in soul, funk, and hip hop circles the world over. Maybe more impressive, this success has been achieved solely on his own terms and strictly based on his talents.
Coming up as a Battle DJ, Lepse learned early the importance of moving the crowd. Back then, if you didn't impress the crowd, you got yanked off the stage, and this sets a certain standard. With this show-and-prove attitude and through battling and doing basement / backyard parties in Long Island–where Lepse is from–he got his first gig as a tour DJ, DJing for Parrish Smith when PMD's manager saw him rock a party. It's been a lot of the same introductions to opportunity ever since: someone hears Lepse play and off the strength of his DJing, he's invited to play somewhere else. Never being one for the hype, Lepse has moved through almost two decades of DJing depending only on his impeccable ear and his skills.
When Lepse moved to Brooklyn and started really pushing his mixtapes, it opened up the doors to what is today his worldwide fan base. Selling more mixtapes than most indie labels sell albums, Lepse began landing steady work and getting booked for shows off of the pure quality of his mixes. His tape "Eviva" landed him a ton of gigs, perhaps the most notable being a Monday night residency at NYC's most esteemed venue for DJs to play at, APT. In a matter of weeks he was asked to take on a residency Wednesday nights there as well, this lasted 8 years until the club closed it's doors forever. Successes like these, plus keeping things thorough at every show propelled Akalepse on stage with the likes of KRS-One, Cypress Hill, Kenny Dope, DJ Spinna, Lord Finesse, J-Rocc, DJ Scratch, & Just Blaze to name a few.
To maintain the momentum, Lepse always keeps the music fresh and interesting. An obsessive record digger, Lepse has at his command a library of 20,000+ LPs and 45s–all making him better at what he does. "I really don't think of myself as a record collector. I am a DJ," Akalepse explains in an interview. "Getting more records is like learning more words in a language. It gives me the ability to be more articulate as a DJ." However, You could have all the rare records in the world, but not be able to do anything with them if you don't have that ear for quality, inventiveness, and feel. Akalepse has these things in spades. So much so that Brooklyn's own Truth & Soul records, the funk/soul imprint that is responsible for monstrous acts like Lee Fields and The Expressions and El Michels Affair, hired Lepse five years ago to bring his expertise to the label. Now Lepse is a jack of all trades for the label, from Label Manager to Head of A&R to house DJ.
Today you can find Lepse continuing to bring that raw, heavy, fun, sexy, soulful and honest music. His ability to run the full spectrum of soul music has officially become what he's known and respected for. Akalepse and Philly-bred DJ Rich Medina run the worldwide respected weekly party PROPS in Manhattan, playing classics right next to "Are they really playing this out?!?"-type obscurities. This night, like many of Lepse's other parties before it is about pushing music forward and promoting culture. In that way, it's reflective of the choices and moves he's made, and the high regard in which his craft is kept.


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Eat your hearts out, men. Amy Robach, considered the hottest female on TV, is engaged. The "Weekend Today" anchor (Miss Georgia 1995) has agreed to marry Andrew Shue, the soccer-playing hunk from the original "Melrose Place" who co-founded Do Something, the nonpartisan nonprofit that encourages volunteerism. The wedding should be fun. Shue's sister, Elisabeth, was Oscar-nominated for "Leaving Las Vegas," and his brother-in-law, Davis Guggenheim, won an Oscar for directing "An Inconvenient Truth."
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LAFAYETTE — Conservation Week started in our state this weekend with CCA-Louisiana's state convention.
This coming Friday, Saturday and Sunday, the Louisiana Wildlife Federation will convene its 74th annual convention in Baton Rouge.
The state's two largest volunteer organizations are closer today as any time in the past two decades. Both groups debated or will discuss the issues of the state's noncompliant stand on federally mandated recreational red snapper seasons and limits and the state's continued raid on the Artificial Reed Fund.
Friday evening's CCA Hall of Fame dinner welcomed Baton Rouge's Bob Bush and Acadiana's Ted Beaulieu Sr. and Bill Bass into its hall.
Saturday night in Baton Rouge, the LWF will honor its 2013 Conservationists of the Year class.
For CCA and LWF, Saturday's top name is John Walther, a CCA volunteer who's headed up efforts to build a dozen inshore artificial reefs across south Louisiana with as many as six more reefs on the drawing board. Walther will receive a handsome carving of an eagle, the LWF's symbol for its Conservationist of the Year.
That wouldn't have happened 10 years ago, not when nerves still were frayed after the anti-gill net battles across the state and in the Legislature during the mid 1990s. The leadership of the two groups were on opposite sides of the issue, and that contentious relationship continued for more years than the two groups needed it to linger, not when there were serious problems that needed solutions only the combined efforts of the two groups could produce.
Walther, the unassuming, hard-working man from Thibodaux, likely wouldn't admit it, but his efforts might be the bridge that brings these two vital groups together to work on a considerable number of outdoors issues facing our state and region.
Among them is monies coming to the state from the RESTORE Act, to make sure those many millions are spent where they will do the most good (and not where politicians can sock away the most votes); backing the state's move for regional fisheries management in the Gulf of Mexico; working with the Legislature to stop continued funneling of what most folks consider to be protected funds into the state's General Fund; and equally as important, finding a way to build more fishing piers in freshwater and saltwater locations around the state.
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The annual push at CCA state conventions focuses on building the group's strength across Louisiana, but that's not the main topic here.
The undercurrent is the state's recent affirmation to defy the Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council's recreational red snapper plan. That Feb. 7 decision coming from the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission made regional and national headlines, and will charge fisheries issues not only among the five Gulf States but among the country's other seven fisheries councils.


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Before I began this adventure we had no idea how deep my husband's roots ran in this country. During the course of research it became clear that every line of his family had immigrated to the United States by the mid to late 1600's.
It soon became clear our daughter could apply for membership to the Daughters of the American Revolution, through no less than four different lines.
Wondering if she would be interested in this particular part of her heritage, I brought up the subject one evening. Surprisingly, Starr became excited about the entire process and wanted to see where it would lead.
With that in mind I decided to focus my research on the family with the earliest links to the nation. That is when I stumbled upon James Starr, my husband's 3rd cousin 6x removed.
While reading about this ancestor, the terms "Sons of Liberty" and "Boston Tea Party" kept appearing in the hit list.
Sites referring to James Starr being a participant in this historic event are Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, Boston Tea Party Historical Society and Old South Meeting House.
The most significant piece of information about James soon came to light. The following expert is from the Google Books title The Historic Boston Tea Party of December 16, 1773 by Caleb A. Wall, published 1896.
James Starr was a descendant in the sixth generation from Dr. Comfort Starr, one of the first settlers in Dedham in 1635. James was born in New London, Ct., May 2, 1740, being two years older than Hewes and twenty years older than Peter Slater.
He was a cooper by trade, of a strong healthy physical constitution, well qualified to endure hardships. He enlisted at 18 in the army, was in the French and Indian war in 1758, and was at Montreal when it surrendered to the British. After the war he returned to his native town of New London, Ct., went then to Boston, and then settled in Bridgewater.
Inspired by the battle cry of "freedom" as one of the Sons of Liberty, he was one of the party of "Mohawks" who threw over-board the tea in Boston Harbor on the night of Dec. 16, 1773, and loved in after years to tell the story of how, with his cooper's axe, he helped to knock open the tea chests and
tip their contents into the water. At the opening of hostilities with the mother country, he enlisted for the naval service, and was taken prisoner and carried to New York, where he remained eleven months.
At the close of the war he returned to Bridgewater, sold out there in 1802 and went to Jay, Franklin Co., Me., where he remained until his death, Nov. 20, 1830, aged over 90 years.
He was grandfather of the late Wm. A.S. and Rufus L. Smythe of Worcester, their mother being his daughter. Our venerable fellow citizen Wm. E. Starr, now in his 83rd year, is a descendant of Dr. Comfort Starr through another line. A daughter of Wm. A.S. Smythe is wife of A.L.D. Buxton, residing at 50 Cedar street, Worcester.
Sounds like James was quite the rebel!
Interestingly, our family has referred to our Starr with this very adjective. Now we know where she inherited her spunk and independent attitude. Seems those characteristics appear throughout the Starr family history.
I would like to thank The Massachusetts Historical Society for allowing usage of the broadsheet at the head of the post. When I emailed the society to ask for permission they quickly replied:
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Off I go to follow the trail of James Starr, The Sons of Liberty!


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When the San Francisco based organization began, there were only 40 Bay Area schools working with the the GSA Network. Now, the group has expanded to over 880 clubs in California alone with 37 states joining the National Association of GSA Networks.
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