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Career possibilities for history majors are wide and varied. Though many students of history choose to enter the world of education, that is not the only window of opportunity. As liberal arts students, history majors acquire skills that will give them what is needed to think critically, argue logically, and write analytically. It is these skills that allow history majors to choose from a very diverse career track.
Whether it is as an educator, researcher, writer, editor, manager, business person, or professional historian, if used to its full advantage, a major in history can get you a foot in the door in almost any profession. If you're still not convinced, call the Department (570.577.1123) and set up an appointment to talk to or meet with a professor.
You are welcome to borrow the department's copy of the American Historical Association's Careers for Students of History, which is roughly summarized here.
Some of our majors are ....
Jillian Rolen '11: Greenwich Country Day School (GCDS) in Connecticut, teaches kindergarten at GCDS which is an independent, co-educational school that encourages creative teaching to motivate students and to foster a love of learning.
Brett Reilly '10: University of Wisconsin-Madison, Master's and Ph.D. program in Modern U.S. Foreign Policy, Southeast Asian History and Imperialism; traveling to Vietnam in the summer of 2011 to continue studies in Vietnamese.
Hayden Pirkle '10: University of Damascus, studying Arabic Language and Culture in Syria and Egypt and working as a part-time journalist in Cairo. Read his blog
Stephanie Quinn '10: Peace Corps volunteer in the village of Masida, in northeastern Namibia; teaching English and arts, grades 5 through 8.
Gabrielle Skovira '10: Associate, Service to the Armed Forces, American Red Cross National Headquarters, Washington, D.C., Wounded Warrior Project. || Read more about Gaby
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Thomas Izard '09: Sales Assistant, CRT Capital, Boulder, Colo.
Lauren Jaeger '09: George Washington University, pursuing a Master of Arts in Museum Studies; working with the Smithsonian National Museum of American History as a participant in the Military History Collections Project-National Air and Space Museum; and a teacher at the Dumbarton House in Georgetown. || Read about Lauren's summer internship
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Choosing the Right Law School / Re: UChicago 2L Taking Questions About Anything« on: April 06, 2007, 07:46:17 PM »
Dear the pre-law students,
Please stop insisting that you are sooooo interested in international law. Seriously.
Every other Q at NYU ASW dealt with international law.
I can't wait until that happens at Chicago ASW. Levmore totally shut them down on it last year. And it is well deserved, as 90% of these people have no idea what they are talking about.
Hah, what did he say? International law is for wimps?
He tried to make a bet with the person that in 5 years, they wouldn't be doing anything remotely related to "international law."
That's hilarious, levmore already gets my vote for favorite law dean.


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Actress Malin Akerman reportedly has separated from her Italian rocker husband after six years of marriage.
The star welcomed her first child, son Sebastian, with Roberto Zincone in April, but editors at Us Weekly allege the new parents have since parted ways.
A source says, "It's as amicable as can be, and they want to do what's best for their son. Honestly, Malin is not even ready to discuss it. It's a very sad time for her."
The former couple met and fell in love while performing together in rock band The Petalstones, before Akerman pursued a career on screen. They wed in 2007.
The blonde beauty showed no signs of trouble in her marriage in September when she gushed about her relationship, boasting, "We've never had a single fight. … We've always talked things out."
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HONOLULU President Barack Obama has signed a $633 billion defense bill for next year that tightens penalties on Iran and bolsters security at diplomatic missions worldwide after the deadly attack in Benghazi, Libya.
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After months of treatment following a diagnosis of a rare form of Hodgkin's disease in April, "Survivor's" Ethan Zohn is battling cancer yet again.
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But then on August 26, Zohn's doctor called with his test results following his months of intense chemotherapy.
"My cancer is back," the 35-year-old told the mag. "I have never been so scared in my life, for my life. It was a complete punch in the face."
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Despite the return of the cancer, the "Survivor: Africa" winner did receive a small ray of light from his doctor.
"The original mass is pretty well contained," Zohn said. "There was re-growth. Two little nodules in a different location… It's quite rare that not only is there re-growth, but that there's re-growth so quickly. I was obviously resistant to the first form of chemotherapy."
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"In stage two I will get blasted twice a day for 14 days with a high dose of radiation," Zohn reportedly told friends in an e-mail last week. "In the final and most difficult stage, I will be admitted to the hospital for 30 days (yes a whole f'ing month), to get my final chemotherapy session to start my stem cell transplant."
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Heat did not deter many from enjoying the festivities at the 76th annual Florence Labor Day celebration.
Jeff Hedrick was the winner of the "King of the Hill" soap box derby. Nathan Shields took second place, and Gracie Mackey came in third.
Later Saturday, children interacted with a number of friendly animals from Portable Pets petting zoo. There were horse rides available, too.
Many people also partook in face painting, glitter and henna tattoos, and caricature drawings that were part of the festivities.
The Tallgrass Express String Band entertained patrons Saturday evening with a variety of original music and cover songs. Audience members heard everything from bluegrass tunes and folk ballads to Celtic melodies, western standards and more progressive swing numbers.
Later that night the Riker Band drew a large crowd to the street dance. Audience members danced to the feel-good music from the 50s, 60s, 70s, and 80s that the band played.
A large number of kids participated in the sidewalk chalk art and the bike-decorating workshop which had a record number of participants Sunday afternoon.
An event which is becoming more popular was the 1860's vintage baseball game and ice cream social. Seventeen gallons of ice cream were served. The concession stand had a never-ending line all night long.
The Harvey Boys defeated the Chase County Preservationists 12-10.
Approximately 20 to 25 children and adults participated in a watermelon seed-spitting contest which was held between the game and the 25-minute fireworks display. The farthest distance a seed traveled was 17 feet 4 inches.
The annual Labor Day parade Monday recognized past and present firefighters.
Winners in the parade float contest were:
- 1st — Florence United Methodist Church.
- 2nd — Janzen Goat Farm.
The award for best antique car went to Richard and Cathy Dirks of Hillsboro.
After the parade, Aaron Riggs won the $141 dollar button drawing and Richard Stoup won the 55-inch flat-screen TV given away by the Florence Fire Department.
"This is the first time since I've been on the committee that we sold out of T-shirts," Labor Day Committee Chairman Melvin Honeyfield said. "Overall everything went well. We received good comments on the parade and the event as a whole."
Meanwhile, some people spent the equivalent of a full workday at the horseshoe pit in Unity Park as part of the annual Labor Day celebration.
The turnout for the Bryan Harper Memorial Horseshoe Pitching Contest was up this year from 12 to 17 teams.
The winners were:
- 1st — Bob Hartnagle and Mike Warner, both of Florence.
- 2nd — Heath and Charles Tajchman, both of Marion.
- 3rd — Bret Dannenfelser and Lee Shipman, both of Florence.
Winners received bragging rights, but all players were treated to a cookout, free of charge, that featured barbecue ribs, brisket, chicken, and hotdogs.
Other winners were:
Labor Day 5K Run
- 1st — Aaron Yoder, Peabody
- 2nd — Evan Yoder, Peabody
- 3rd — Jessica DeForest, Wichita
One-mile fun run
- 1st — Aaron Yoder, Peabody
- 2nd — Corin Parmley, Cedar Point
- 3rd — Cooper Bailey, Marion
Cow Chip Bingo
- Janet Robinson and Bill Robinson, each won a $100 cash prize.
"Barnyard Olympics"
The Marion/Florence FFA in conjunction with the Florence Labor Day committee hosted the annual FFA Barnyard Olympics competition.
Participants competed in events including a tricycle obstacle course, a washer toss, hay bale stacking and a bale toss for height, a steer roping contest, and a wheelbarrow obstacle course.
Girls' division
- 1st — Lauren McLinden
- 2nd — Kayla Kroupa
- 3rd — Krisde Robinson
- 4th — Aidan Cairns
- 5th — Morgan Radtke
Boys' division
- 1st — Peyton Heidebrecht
- 2nd — Landon Pedersen
- 3rd — Remington Putter
- 4th — Cody Parmley
- 5th — Nick Meyer
Turtle race
A number of box turtles were collected for the turtle race this year. Participants numbered their respective reptiles by writing on tape and sticking to their shells.
Then everyone gathered around a circle painted in the grass. The turtles were placed in the center and set free.
The first one to reach the perimeter was the winner.
Jacob Smith's turtle came in first place. Dakota Patterson's turtle came in second place and Aubrey Craig's turtle was third.
The kids' games results followed the turtle races. There were three events: the dash race, the gunny sack race, and the shoe drop.
Results are as follows:
Dash Race
Pre K-Kindergarten
- 1st — Abby Thalman
- 2nd — Zayden Janzen
- 3rd — Rusty Slater
1st and 2nd Grade
- 1st — Jenna Sokoll
- 2nd — Cadence Craig
- 3rd — Ava Case
3rd and 4th Grade
- 1st — Heidi Grimmett
- 2nd — Tristen Dye
- 3rd — Kaleb Fetrow
5th and 6th Grade
- 1st — Devan Ephramus
- 2nd — Jeffrey Hedrick
- 3rd — Lonnie Patterson
7th Grad and up
- 1st — Corin Parmley
- 2nd — Evann Heidebrecht
- 3rd — Corinn Sokoll
Gunny sack race
Pre K-Kindergarten
- 1st — Brighton Deimer
- 2nd — Tyler Hallaey
- 3rd — Abby Thalman
1st and 2nd Grade
- 1st — Jenna Sokoll
- 2nd — Landon Dye
- 3rd — Hailey Hedrick
3rd and 4th Grade
- 1st — Amy Gayle
- 2nd — Kalea Craig
- 3rd — Tristen Dye
5th and 6th Grade
- 1st — Jeffrey Hedrick
- 2nd — Devan Ephramus
- 3rd — Lonnie Patterson
7th Grad and up
- 1st — Evann Heidebrecht
- 2nd — Corinn Sokoll
- 3rd — Corin Parmley
Shoe Drop
Pre K-Kindergarten
- 1st — Shyann Harris
- 2nd — Abby Thalman
- 3rd — Brighton Deimer
1st and 2nd Grade
- 1st — Cadence Craig
- 2nd — Jenna Sokoll
- 3rd — Ava Case
3rd and 4th Grade
- 1st — Tristen Dye
- 2nd — Heidi Grimmett
- 3rd — Nathan Newell
5th and 6th Grade
- 1st — Aubrey Craig
- 2nd — Sebastian Carranza
- 3rd — Jeffrey Hedrick
7th Grad and up
- 1st — Evann Heidebrecht
- 2nd — Corrin Sokoll
- 3rd — Allen Patterson


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Lancelot was created as a very high-powered projector with an innovative optical train that maximises light output, and a unique system of cooling, colour changing and gradation dimming. Lancelot has become the benchmark fixture for large sporting events and concerts, setting new standards for both followspots and automated lighting products. It can claim some of the world's most prestigious events to its credit.
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This collection is made up of 856 records from two separate lists that appeared in 1944 in the Boston Jewish Advocate, originally published in Boston, MA.
List I - Jews Exchanged for Germans:
This list was published 03-Aug-1944. Created by the Joint Distribution Committee (JDC), the list is comprised of 285 German and Dutch Jews who were exchanged for 111 German nationals interned in the Middle East and who subsequently arrived in Palestine. The list was forwarded by Reuben Resnik, JDC representative in the Middle East. Many of the Jewish individuals on this list were interned in camps in Germany and the Netherlands.
List II - Refugees from Europe Who Reached Palestine:
This list was published 10-Aug-1944. Also created by the Joint Distribution Committee (JDC), the list is comprised of 571 Jewish men, women and children, representing members from 300 families who reached Palestine from southern Italy. The individuals on the list include family members who fled to Italy before 1940 when the Nazis overran Europe. When Italy entered the war, the Germans forced the creation of interment camps at Bari and Ferramonti in southern Italy. After the Allied invasion of southern Italy, the JDC, through its representative Max Perlman, advanced the JDC's program in the area and the plight of the Jews in the area was eased and conditions bettered. JDC participated in the removal program of the internees from the southern Italian camps. The list was forwarded from Jerusalem.
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1) Getting my pet Jack Russell Terrier, Cookie, to fetch me some Kumquats.
Good girl! Stay!
2) Spending time chasing my darling niece Emma Grace around for a photo, but not before she tries to show everyone her bellybutton.
3) Assisting my Dad as he made delicious suckling pig aka Lechon for Chinese New Year.
Not so delicious looking BEFORE cooking, eh?! I don't know if I will EVER be able to cook confidently like the men in my life, because I will NEVER want to hold a dead animal in my arms before having it for dinner. How am I going to eat CNY dinner after seeing it?!?!?! :0
Ugh, think of this little piglet who never got to go home before you eat your CNY dinner! I think I'll skip Bak Kwa too and go straight to dessert. (So impressed that my Mom made Pavlova this year, it's a first!)
3) For our customary DVD family time, one of my favourite uncles suggested watching Twilight part 2. The shocking part is – he is not joking. Even more shocking – this is because he already watched Twilight part 1!
No one else wanted to watch it, not even me (not that I don't like it, I've watched it 5 times already!). So, I convinced him to watch Cloud Atlas instead… I don't think he liked it much. Haha.
Last year to celebrate CNY, we watched Ah Boys to Men and all the older men in my family mused how much harder NS (National Service) was back in the old days. You young boys nowadays, very lucky!
I got so many compliments online and from my relatives this year on my super red lace number – can you believe it's only SGD$38 from my favourite fashion blogshop, Lexi Lyla!? There are so many other dresses I really want to get soon. I look like a tiny happy ang pow!
As you can see, Chinese New Year is good for many things – overload of oranges, pineapple tarts, Kuih Pie Tee… but also excessive questions from all your aunties. Like that how?
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I think my frequent follower-friends here know which categories apply to me right? I very quickly clicked on "relationships" and "marriage" – I need some good answers for those questions. Right now!
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(A few words of explanation: Because of NBC's production arrangement with DirecTV, I wrote about this season of Friday Night Lights back in the fall. I'm now reposting last fall's pieces each week as the episodes air on NBC. So now, you know. No spoilers, please, if you've already seen the season. Enjoy.)
Did everyone catch Coach looking at a picture of Julie and delivering one of those moments when Friday Night Lights says so much without saying anything at all? Here's a father missing his daughter and worrying how the world's treating her. (Not so well, as it turns out, but that's another story.) But he's also someone who probably doesn't worry that much about whether or not he's done everything he could for his kid. Coach was there for her as she grew up, and he'll be there for her as an adult. Despite any missteps he may have made along the way, he's a good dad. Whatever he's feeling in that moment, regret shouldn't enter into it.
Among the show's dads, he's the exception this week. Having left her with a nightmare stepmother, Becky's father first demands she return then effectively pays her off, a move that's sure to win him no awards for parenting. But Billy and Min might, having stepped in at Tim's request to look after her. Despite Min's initial misgivings, she now sees Becky as someone who needs her help. And who can blame her? Becky's lost the girlish self-regard that defined her when we first met her last season, and Madison Burge plays her with a winning sweetness. She's a good kid who's gotten bad breaks. Is it any wonder then that Luke keeps circling around her? They're a matched set, but the way Becky looks at that picture of Tim—hey, motif—suggests she might not like him as much as he insists she does.
Becky's dad may not yet know he's made mistakes with Becky, but Buddy surely senses he could have done better by Buddy Jr., who returns from California a sullen, sarcastic, unapologetic fuck-up. (He manages to commit theft, vandalism, and underage drinking in his first week back in Dillon.) I like the way Jeff Rosick—whom the IMDB suggests will be around the rest of the season—plays him, making an affable statement then saying something awful without changing his expression (e.g. the segue from talking about Tami's nice personality to talking about her "rack"). Buddy doesn't help things early on. Talking about him as if he were a child in front of Tami only deepens their divide. What can fix things? For Buddy, the answer is, as always, football. Is he right? Buddy Jr. seems to recognize he's bottomed out—or maybe he just doesn't want to go back to eating seitan, "nature's meat"—and signs on with the team. But he may be the rawest material with which Coach has ever had to work.
Then again, Vince was pretty raw when he showed up but look at him now: He's a sought-after star. (Though not the only one: Luke saw some recruitment interest this week, and both earned a trip to TMU.) That's not necessarily making his life easier. He remains in conflict with his father (Cress Williams), and as his dad ups his charm offensive—showing up at practices and attempting to reignite a romance with Vince's mom—that conflict deepens. Both Williams and Michael B. Jordan continue to play it intensely and well, and the show remains coy about Vince's dad's real intentions. Is he a changed man? Or has the smell of fame and money brought him back into his son's life? As viewers, we can afford to give him the benefit of the doubt for now, but Vince needs to challenge him at every step. He's had to put the life his dad shattered back together piece by piece. He's not sure he could do it again.
Problems with Jess aren't making things easier. Nothing makes her happier than being an equipment manager—even when Billy takes credit for her coaching tips—and she holds her own with the guys, as if she were one of them. But Vince doesn't want her to be one of the guys. They fight, and at the dance they sit by each other like an old married couple while others have fun, none of which bodes well for their future.
Of course, they might work it out, where Julie and the TA lothario seem to be headed to a spectacular crash. Most people I've talked to aren't loving this subplot. I think it's well played and could go somewhere interesting, but in this episode, it feels like it's hanging out away from the rest of the show. In the past, that's worked for Julie's story. It played up her isolation, but here, when we see just enough to move the plot forward, it feels a bit removed from the rest of the show, especially when the show otherwise weaves everything together so nicely.
That's a small complaint, and I suspect the big picture will make it look different, especially since this season has done a careful job of bringing its overarching themes about parenthood and the responsibility adults have to children into focus. Those are big themes, but Friday Night Lights has never shied away from big themes. I wouldn't expect that to change as it looks to the end.
Stray observations:
- So all this time I've been referring to the troubled girl whom Tami has made a special project as "Epic" when really it's "Epyck." How silly of me. There's been some development on the Epyck front this week, but I suspect we won't get the full story or figure out what kind of bad parenting has screwed her up until later.
- Great episode for Stacey Oristano as Mindy. She's always quietly been a star player, so it's nice to see her get more to do. And I loved her description of the indignities of stripping during the day time.
- I know, as I've admitted before, only a little about football and even less about the particulars of college recruitment. Is the show's presentation believable?
- Looks like we're getting Buddy's story piece by piece. That bar and grill isn't an expansion of his empire. More like an exile, the car dealership having been mothballed.
- And what to make of the TMU scene. Did they want Luke at all?
- Epyck's dude friend is credited as "Epyck's Dude."


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Google's I/O: Perfect Blend of Substance and Spectacle?
Jun 29, 2012 3:20 PM PT
It used to be that technology companies would head to one or more of the plethora of industry trade shows to introduce new products and showcase their latest offerings. But in recent years many large companies have forgone the shows and instead have offered company-specific conferences and events.
This week Google might have raised the bar for what attendees -- specifically those in the media and development communities -- expect from such events. The Web giant appeared to be in top form at its I/O developer conference held this week in San Francisco. Google unveiled new products and offered technical presentations -- and it went one better than any Apple event to date.
It had a skydiving spectacle, which drew at least as much attention as some of the products.
"The skydiving and Google Glass demonstration were definitely exciting," said Greg Sterling of Sterling Market Intelligence. "And the developer reaction to the event was enthusiastic. It's also the case that Google gives away hundreds of dollars worth of products, which everyone likes."
Of course, any product could have been used in the same demonstration.
"While over the top, the tablet was really only half working during the freefall demo," Jeremiah Owyang, industry analyst for the Altimeter Group, told TechNewsWorld. "You don't need a Google Glass product to do that. You could use a GoPro camera."
Google's Showmanship
However, this presentation was big, and whether another product could have been used, it was Google that did it.
"Absolutely, the gamesmanship with that demo stunt surpasses the showmanship that even Steve Jobs had," Owyang added. "Other companies will have to up their game to the point that someone will have to jump out of a spaceship."
It must be remembered that the show is just the show, and at the end of the day the attendees want to see products. Google apparently knew how to give them the right mix of both.
"Google threw out a huge number of announcements and products: Nexus 7, Nexus Q, Chrome Box, Chrome for iOS, Google+ - with events and new apps -- and new mobile search capabilities," said Sterling.
While it is likely only some of those will take hold, the Nexus Q is one example that likely won't go anywhere without a price cut and retail distribution, he suggested.
"The Nexus 7 -- though very nice -- may also have a limited market without retail distribution," Sterling told TechNewsWorld.
Shift for Google
What was also notable about the I/O conference was that it reaffirmed that Google has serious capabilities that extend well beyond its search prowess and browser development.
"This is a company that's shifting from one known for search to a broader consumer electronics company," emphasized Owyang. "They launched a bunch of physical consumer products and that is very different from being stuck in browser mode only. This allows Google to compete against retailers such as Amazon and hardware makers such as Sony."
Of course, a developer conference is a captive audience of fans who will cheer and support every announcement. The next step is seeing how these products fare with ordinary consumers.
"The Chrome box may have enterprise appeal, but it won't have any appeal to consumers," said Sterling. "So a year from now we'll see a mixed track record, in all likelihood, for many of these products. However, Google's core franchise such as search and advertising, is very healthy, and some of the mobile upgrades in Jelly Bean will ensure that it remains very competitive with the iPhone."
On With the Show
It won't hurt that Google did impress the audience -- and while it is unlikely Apple will actually have anyone jump out of a spaceship, this event will certainly goad its competitors to bring their own A game.
"I think the design and profile of this event -- meaning everything from its splashy theatricality to the 'wow" factor of the Nexus 7 to the developer-centric elements of the Nexus Q -- suggests that Google has taken several major steps forward in messaging maturity," said Charles King, principal analyst for Pund-It.
"You can attribute this to the return of Sergey Brin," he said. "That actually seems fair since the company never did anything remotely like this under Eric Schmidt. But it also serves notice to Apple and others."
This could prove important for Google, as it also proves that it fully -- or perhaps finally -- understands how crucial it is to craft individual messages for critical audiences.
"That's something every successful company does as a matter of course," added King. "But it's another sign of maturity which demonstrates that Google is more of a force to be reckoned with than ever before."
And how does Google compare to Apple? Is it fair to say that post-Jobs, Apple is looking somewhat sedate?
"Only if you believe that these events need to have splashy PR stunts," quipped Sterling.
Nor would he say that Apple is losing its edge -- "but the splash definitely helps the buzz around Google's brand."


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Emmanuel (24-6) and Kings (24-5) join Amherst and the Spartans in the regional. Game times will be determined on Monday.
The Spartans advanced to the round of 16 courtesy of a pair of impressive wins at the Juniata regional. The Spartans rolled past St. Vincent, 86-66, on Friday night. The Green and White then earned their way to the Amherst sectional with a 90-81 win over the host Eagles.
The Lord Jeffs, who are the defending Division III National Champions, downed St. Joseph's of Brooklyn 84-30 in the opening round of the tournament. Then earned their ticket to the Sweet 16 courtesy of a 61-48 win over Babson.
Kings earned their way to the regional with a 56-42 win over Oneonta State followed by one of the biggest upsets in the tournament as they downed #8 William Paterson 64-63 on Saturday evening. The Monarchs will face an Emmanuel team that downed Hartwick 68-61 in the first round before advancing to Amherst courtesy of a 57-52 win over Rhode Island College.
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FARMINGTON — Nathan Sloop and his new wife, Stephanie, believed they needed to "break" her 4-year-old son, Ethan Stacy.
The discussion was part of a series of disturbing text messages between the couple that was read in 2nd District Court Wednesday during the first day of a three-day preliminary hearing for Nathan Sloop, 34. Both face capital murder and other charges in the boy's death.
"I told you we had a pit bull on our hands, but they learn," Nathan Sloop messaged Stephanie Sloop on May 3, 2010.
"Just like Mommy LOL," she replied.
"I told you we had to break his ego," Nathan Sloop said.
Later, on May 5: "He is broke that's for sure," Nathan Sloop wrote. "We got to figure out how to keep him in his room."
Six days later, the boy's body was found buried in the mountains of Weber County.
Prosecutor David Cole said it was Sloops' "reckless indifference to human life" that caused the boy's death. He said Ethan was scalded, beaten, overmedicated and not given the medical care that he needed.
But defense attorneys told 2nd District Judge Glen Dawson for the first time on Wednesday that Ethan didn't die of severe abuse, but because of dehydration from overmedication.
The 4-year-old Layton boy was given too much Benadryl, Tylenol and decongestant, attorney Richard Mauro said.
Nathan Sloop wasn't on the stand Wednesday, but his own words were read and played in court from recorded phone calls, taped police interviews and transcripts of interviews.
In phone calls with his mother and ex-wife played in court, Nathan Sloop claimed that Ethan's father had taught the child to misbehave in an effort to hurt Stephanie Sloop. He told police that Stephanie Sloop thought that her ex-husband, Joe Stacy, "destroyed my boy" and told Nathan Sloop to "teach him to be a man" by beating him or "whatever it took to get her boy back."
"Stephanie didn't want to discipline him," Sloop said in one police interview. "She would go out and smoke a cigarette and say, 'You take care of him.'"
Nathan Sloop told police he would slap the child, make him stand with his nose against the wall and once pushed him into scalding water. The boy's mother, he said, would also yell and hit him.
"Stephanie, she has a very, very nasty, angry side," Sloop told officers in one video.
Sloop described an incident involving both him and Stephanie putting feces into Ethan's mouth after the boy smeared it on Nathan Sloop. He also said he never took the child to the emergency room, intervened in any of Stephanie Sloop's alleged beatings or reported the beatings.
"(Ethan) had seen things and heard things that a 4-year-old, 5-year-old boy should never see or hear," Nathan Sloop said.
Just a week before his death in May of 2010, Ethan arrived in Utah from Virginia to spend the summer with his mother and her then-fiance as the terms of her divorce required. Ethan's father, Joe Stacy, had expressed concerns about sending him to Utah, saying in court documents that the boy's mother was "unstable" and he feared she would "take him and I'll never see him again."
In one recorded phone conversation, Sloop's ex-wife reminded Sloop that he had described Ethan as "a poltergeist." He also told his mother in a jail phone call that the child was "poison" that sunk his relationship with Stephanie Sloop "like a battleship."
He said the boy was disobedient and misbehaved, often sneaking from his room and turning on video games or going to the refrigerator.
Photos of the boy en route to Utah showed no obvious injuries, but photos taken once he was in Utah showed redness and swelling, said Layton Police Sgt. Jeff Roderick. He said there were also traces of blood found on the wall of Ethan's room, believed to be from the boy's nose rubbing against the wall.
In one short video, Ethan is seen with his hair mussed and in his pajamas. "I'm having fun with Nathan," he said. "He's not scary anymore."
Prosecutors zoomed in on the boy's face, where there was some redness on one of his cheeks.
In an audio recording played in court, Nathan Sloop can be heard asking Ethan numerous times whether he wanted to stay in Utah or return to live with his father in Virginia. He repeatedly asked the boy if his father was mean or hurt him.
"Where do you want to live?" Sloop asked again.
The boy's voice came through his tears, a croaking wheeze: "My mom, my mom, my mom."
Police and prosecutors list "severe abuse" as the cause of the boy's death and say he was abused between April 29 and May 8, 2010.
Stephanie Sloop initially reported to police on May 11 that her child had gone missing. In a 911 call that was played in court, Sloop said she had woken up in the middle of the night to find both the front door and Ethan's bedroom door open. She told the dispatcher it was the fifth time Ethan had gotten out of bed during the night and the third time he had left their Layton apartment.
Roderick said he was among those who responded in the early morning hours that day and interviewed the couple. Stephanie Sloop mostly talked about an abusive ex-husband.
"She had a hard time staying on track about Ethan," Roderick testified.
The couple was taken to the police department for additional interviews and Stephanie Sloop "started to give indications that there was a body," the sergeant said. Nathan Sloop said that once he heard the words directly from Stephanie, he would tell police where the body was, Roderick said.
Nathan Sloop led investigators to a trailhead near Powder Mountain in Weber County and took them to a burial site off of the trail that had been sprinkled with dog food. He was then taken back to the police station.
Roderick said the burial site was "in layers" and he identified a number of items that were found in the dirt, including a curtain, lighter fluid, a shovel head, a broken hammer, melted ammonia packaging, a burned glove, Ethan's "Florida" sweatshirt and his body, wrapped in black plastic garbage bags.
Roderick said the medical examiner determined that Ethan was burned over 17 percent of his body from the scalding incident. Water temperatures in the apartment could reach around 152 degrees, the sergeant said.
The Sloops took the boy to a chiropractor, who apparently recommended honey for the boy's wounds, according to court testimony.
The autopsy report also listed bruising injuries to the child's privates, which Nathan Sloop initially said, in a police video, were caused by scratching. He then said the injuries were there when the boy arrived before saying they were a result of the way the child sat on the toilet.
Sloop also told police he didn't discipline the boy any more harshly than his own father had disciplined him.
"(I was) certainly not intending to hurt or abuse the child," he said.
Before Ethan was buried, prosecutors said his face had been disfigured. Nathan Sloop told police he used the hammer to do so and then packaged up the boy's body. Both were the ideas of the boy's mother, he told police.
"Stephanie was worried about his dental records," Nathan Sloop explained.
The couple was married May 6 and Sloop told police that they didn't take the boy to the ceremony because of his injuries. He said they should have gone to the emergency room, but they were "afraid I was going to go to prison."
He later said they awoke and found the boy had died in his sleep and did not go to police for the same reason.
"We chose one way or the other," Sloop told officers. "There was no going back at that point in time. … But who's going to believe us? … We made a bad decision, you know, but at the same time, what if we call 911 and we get charged with homicide?"
Although Ethan's body was discovered May 11, police and prosecutors believe the boy was actually buried on May 8. Early that morning, his mother went to a Walgreen's to develop photographs, according to a statement read from a witness at the store.
"Stephanie Sloop came into store to develop pictures around 1 a.m.," Roderick read from the statement, "She said, 'That's my son and he died this morning.' She didn't seem very disheveled for having lost her son."
Surveillance video from May 8 showed Stephanie Sloop buying lighter fluid and two ice drinks from a gas station. She and her husband planned a dinner date at a Salt Lake City sushi restaurant, but instead went to Tepanyaki restaurant on May 10.
That same day, she and her husband bought a vacuum and other cleaning supplies and cleaned their apartment, police said.
Defense attorneys also said Wednesday that Sloop had been undergoing "therapeutic treatment" for his mental health issues for 12 years and was on a prescription regimen involving more than 4,000 pills in 11 months. They also said Sloop and his wife had health care concerns about the boy before he arrived and had contacted health care providers when the child was burned in the bathtub and when he escaped from the couple's apartment.
In addition to capital murder, Sloop is charged with obstructing justice and intentionally inflicting serious injury on a child, second-degree felonies; and desecration of a dead body, a third-degree felony. He has pleaded not guilty to the charges, although Mauro said Wednesday they will not dispute the obstruction or desecration charges, as well as a charge of damaging a jail, a third-degree felony.
Stephanie Sloop faces identical charges, except for damaging a jail. A preliminary hearing in her case has not occurred.
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12 is fairly powerful, and the 8 takes a lot of wind.. but for the tarifa I know, then I would go 6 and 10 at 75kg or lighter, though it will not give you the power you need on the light summer days.. the 10 needs a genuine 15k+ and 20 for jumping.gwechall wrote:well i had some new offers with other sizes!
which quiver will be the best for 75kg from 14-15 to around 35 knots? with a 136 clash riding in tarifa (so gusty high wind).
10-6 or 12-8 or even 10-8 if the 10 y mainly made for light and and 8 for strong...
And for the 10m i have the choice between 2012 and 13 for 100€ dif, so wich one is better in the lower range?
8 will take 30k easily, but you are not unhooking, so you could go 8-12, but you would have a bit of frustration at 22 knots where the sweet spots do not overlap..
2 kites will always leave a slight compromise somewhere :-/
perfect world?
6, 9, 12.


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Today's award goes to Jaroslaw Kaczynski, leader of Poland's right-wing Law and Justice (PiS) party! (But dishonorable mention to Viktor Orban, prime minister of Hungary, who seems to have inspired him.)
Poland's government is putting the courts under its control
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The Economist wrote:Since taking power in 2015, PiS has set about dismantling the country's checks and balances. It has reduced the public broadcaster to a propaganda organ, packed the civil service with loyalists and purged much of the army's leadership. It has undermined the independence of the judiciary by stacking the Constitutional Tribunal with its cronies. In response, the European Commission warned Poland's government last year that such changes pose "a systemic risk to the rule of law".
On July 12th PiS stepped up its effort to subjugate the legal system to politicians' control with two new laws. Members of the National Judicial Council, the body that chooses judges, will henceforth be selected by parliament instead of by other judges. The minister of justice can now appoint and dismiss the heads of lower courts. A third bill, if signed into law, would allow the minister to sack every member of the Supreme Court. Among other responsibilities, that court rules on the validity of elections.
Critics believe PiS simply wants to stuff them with judges who will rubber-stamp its policies. From now on, judges will owe their careers to the governing party. "It's shockingly brazen," says Kim Lane Scheppele, a sociologist at Princeton University who has analysed similar changes in Hungary.
Polls show that 76% of Poles oppose a politicised judiciary, as the protests in Warsaw and other cities attested. The front page of Dziennik Gazeta Prawna, a daily, pictured Mr Kaczynski and two shadows; the title read: "The three branches of government".
The European Commission dutifully expressed concern over the new laws. There is some talk of imposing sanctions on Poland. But Mr Kaczynski has drawn lessons from Hungary, where Viktor Orban, the autocratic prime minister, has rewritten the constitution and tightened the screws on civil society with little trouble from the European Union. "Kaczynski has learned from Orban that if you change facts on the ground, the commission can't get its head around it in time," says Ms Scheppele. The EU has launched infringement procedures against Hungary, but the most serious sanctions, contained in Article 7 of the EU treaty, require a unanimous vote in the European Council. Poland would probably veto any effort to invoke them against Hungary, and vice versa.
Yet unlike Hungary, where Mr Orban's party enjoys a crushing majority, Poland is politically divided. PiS won just 37.5% of the vote in 2015. Civil society remains strong, and the government responds to public pressure: last year it backed down from a strict abortion law when faced with massive protests. The independence of Poland's judiciary may depend on how strongly Poles want to keep it.
Congratulations, Kaczynski and Orban! You two seem far more likely to stay in power than Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, whose unofficial referendum on rewriting the Venezuelan constitution didn't go his way this week, fueling the current general strike against his government:
Venezuela opposition calls for 'zero hour' action against Maduro's plan
Escalated street protests and 24-hour strike organized in weeks leading up to election of assembly to rewrite constitution after 7.1m people rejected proposal


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Traverse City National Cherry Festival Vacation Planner
In 1968 the Traverse City National Cherry Festival officially became a week-long Northern Michigan event, and it's been a growing Northern Michigan festival ever since. With over 150 events ranging from music to Northern Michigan food and drink tastings, the Traverse City National Cherry Festival has been ranked as a USA Today Top 10 Festival for several years running. Plan your Northern Michigan vacation for the National Cherry Festival with our travel ideas that will take you from a Blue Angels Air show, to a 90's rock reunion, and back around to beer and wine tours.
Week Long Family Fun
Pack up a cooler and car full of kids and head to downtown Traverse City to enjoy a day filled with activities at the Traverse City National Cherry Festival. Camp out on front street while you watch the flags twirl and the bands play during one of the two parades. Or spend the day browsing the souvenir tents and munching on some food at the Festival Open Space. For a really memorable experience, don't forget to check out the Blue Angels Airshow at 12:30 pm on Saturday, July 5th and Sunday, July 6th.
Bay Side Music Stage
Eight nights of music, all on a stage that is located right next to West Bay. The National Cherry Festival concert series is bringing you artists of all genres. Traverse City's very own Ryan Whyte Maloney will be opening for country star headliner Justin Moore. American rocker George Thorogood and 90's Reunion tour "Under the Sun" will also be performing. Catch a breeze right off Lake Michigan while your rock out at the eight nights of shows.
More Than Just Cherries—Foodie Events
While there are plenty of cherries to taste and buy at the National Cherry Festival, there are also numerous other dishes being served up by local Northern Michigan restaurants and chefs. Grab a bite at the Open Space, or purchase tickets for one of the food events.
Adults Only
Maybe you're the parents who just crave a night out, or a couple looking for Cherry Festival date-night ideas. Either way, grab a sitter and put on your best walking shoes and head over to the festival for these adult-only events. Act like you're eight again and try your hand at a Cherry Pie eating contest. Or, enter the exclusive beer tent and enjoy some cold beverages while looking out at the bay and listening to the sounds of the Bay Side Music Stage.
Calling All Runners
Lace up your running shoes and start moving at one of the classic races in Traverse City:
- Meijer Festival Of Races: The original Traverse City footrace since 1973 has seen over 50,000 participants cross the finish line. Join in for the 5k walk/run, 10k, 15k, or Half Marathon. Learn more at CherryFestival.org.
- Fifth Third Bank Golden Mile: The Golden Mile is back in 2014. Open to High School and elite runners, the Golden Mile will take place on July 10th at 5 pm. Learn more at TCGoldenMile.blogspot.com.
- Third Annual Carter's Kids Fun Run: Traverse City's own celebrity TV handyman, Carter Oosterhouse, will start off the one mile race for kids of all ages along the National Cherry Festival's Touchstone Energy Junior Royale Parade route and meet them at the finish line. The run will precede the parade on July 10th at 6 pm.
One Day, Weekend, and Week Long Vacation Outline
Only visiting the festival for a day? Maybe for the weekend or the entire week? We outlined the events you can't miss no matter how long your vacation is:
Cherry Festival Lodging
While there are plenty of amazing Northern Michigan hotels to chose from, we've mapped out the ones closest to the downtown festival.
Parking and Public Restrooms
With much of Traverse City's front street being reserved for Festival activities, parking is limited. And if you've got little kiddies in tow, it's important to know where the closest public restrooms are.


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Monday, July 21, 2008
The blogging world has lost one great character and talented cook/baker (see Glenna's tribute)!
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truly heartbreaking. I didn't know her, but this made me tear up.ReplyDelete
RIP, Sher.
How very sad. Please let us know if there is anything we can do for her family.ReplyDelete
C'est très triste...ReplyDelete
Je ne la connaissais pas, mais je m'associe de tout coeur à ta peine et à celle de sa famille.
CELINE: Yes, it is so sad and shocking that I'm wordless...ReplyDelete
ANN: Indeed! I only knew her via her blog, so I can't answer that question, sorry...
c'est vraiment triste :(((ReplyDelete
Very sad, may she rest in peace!ReplyDelete
La vie est souvent cruelle...ReplyDelete
SYLVIE: En effet...ReplyDelete
AWOZ: Really heartbreaking!
MISSVAL: Tu peux le dire!
Toujours très triste d'apprendre le départ d'une blogueuse .....Je ne sais quoi dire .... elle sera parmi les étoiles.Bon courage .bisousReplyDelete
Very sad, may she rest in peace!ReplyDelete
C'est une bien triste nouvelle ...ReplyDelete
May she rest in peace!ReplyDelete
Oh my. I was somewhat famialiar with her blog. I believe she was a Daring Baker as well. Just tragic. Big hug.ReplyDelete
I am always saddened to hear the loss of a fellow blogger. So scary, these heart attacks in women. We all need to know the signs as they are quite different than what men get.ReplyDelete
BRAVO ! Tes pains ont bien levés et ça m'a tout l'air d'être très appétissant... beaucoup plus que mon cake ;)ReplyDelete
bises :)
How very kind and thoughtful of you to put up such a lovely memorial postReplyDelete
Is so sad Rosa we really in love all the bloggers that we know and are friends too, so sad, xxGloriaReplyDelete
This is really sad and shocking. It is a big loss between the bloggers.ReplyDelete
Pray for her.
- Anonymous7:38 AM, July 24, 2008
a star look after us now, and his big heart stay in our mindReplyDelete


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See also:BAA's Philip Langsdale to become DWP CIO
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has awarded a £140 million contract for health and disability assessment services for the new Personal Independence Payment (PIP) benefit to Capita.
From 8 April 2013, the PIP will replace the Disability Living Allowance (DLA) benefit for eligible working age people aged 16 to 64.
Capita's win is one of three regional contracts that the DWP has awarded, and it will deliver the assessment services across central England and Wales. Atos, which is currently providing assessment services for the DLA, has won the other two contracts to deliver services in Scotland, North East and North West England, and in London and Southern England.
Capita said that the scope of the five-year contract is still being defined, but it will carry assessments for new claimants of PIP, as well as existing claimants of DLA.
The company said that its recent acquisitions in the health space will help the company deliver the services.
Paul Pindar, Capita's chief executive, said: "Capita has established an extensive capability in health assessment through strategic acquisitions, including Premier Medical, now integrated into our health and wellbeing business and, more recently, Medicals Direct."
Sarah Burnett, research director at analyst firm NelsonHall, agreed with Pindar: "This contract win shows how well Capita's strategy for gaining specialist skills through small niche acquisitions works.
"Capita has been building on its capability for health assessment since 2004 when it acquired AON Health Solutions for less than £2m, which brought it the capability for assessments of fitness for work following illness and injury. It has added to this since with other acquisitions such as BMI Health Services."
Burnett added that Atos winning the other two contracts was not a surprise, given its long history of delivering assessment services to the DWP, including for Employment Support Allowance, Incapacity Benefit and Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefit.
Meanwhile, Anthony Miller, analyst at TechMarketView, noted that Capita "seems to be on a bit of a roll in central government of late".
"Just the other day, they were one of four players awarded contracts in the Department of Health (DH) framework agreement for the provision of health-related managed contact centre services," he said.


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We Take a look at some special late-model OEM Chevrolets and Fords with RECARO
The 2013 LA Auto Show is in full swing in Los Angeles, California, and we were cordially invited to attend the RECARO reception. Of course, if you're in the enthusiast performance and aftermarket scene, a set of refined seats can make a break a spirited drive. A competent seats mission is to ensure the driver stays put in the proper driving position; allowing focus for the road. Sliding around in a seat while remaining competitive during your local open track session or a spirited drive through the canyons can wear on a driver, literally. Pinballing yourself around the cabin is no fun, which makes all the reason for a high-bolstered, RECARO seat.
That not all either. Tonight, we've been blessed with a ton of high-end exotics to feast upon, and some American muscle, including a special edition 2014 Chevrolet Camaro from Mister Cartoon paired with a 2014 RTR Ford Mustang from Vaughn Gittin Jr. in the Monster Energy camp. Each vehicle has been outfitted with a line of RECARO seats. Seeing the need for more options when purchasing late-model performance vehicles, RECARO will also be offering this classy option on a select number of OEM vehicles as a premium option, including the Cadillac CTS-V and Ford Focus ST.
Take another look at your seat before you get into that project car or daily driver. Is it up to snuff?


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Brendan Flattery, managing director of Sage's Small Business Division, answers some key questions about the importance of maintaining healthy cashflow.
What is Cashflow and why is it important to SMEs?
"Any successful small-business owner will tell you that healthy cashflow is critical to the smooth running and growth of their business. It's been a challenging time for all businesses recently, regardless of size, and one that will have a lasting impact on the way businesses structure and manage their operations. One of the key lessons that many small businesses have taken from the recession is the importance of healthy cashflow.
"Put simply, cashflow is the movement of money within a business, but this seemingly straight forward concept can have detrimental effects if badly managed."
What are the likely consequences of poor cashflow management?
"Healthy cashflow is vital for all businesses, but the consequences of not managing it effectively can quickly have a massive impact. A small business can only survive for a limited period with a negative cash flow. Ultimately, the business will end up insolvent, which means it will fail because it won't be able to pay its creditors."
How can SMEs monitor their cashflow?
"Cashflow forecasting software is an important business tool that can not only show payment patterns and forecast the year ahead, but also highlight re-occurring late payments.
"It's been widely reported that most failed businesses have closed because of problems caused by inefficient cashflow management rather than anything else. If small businesses put into practice the correct processes they will be able to manage their financial planning effectively, forecast the year ahead and identify any potential cashflow issues early enough. Then they can take action to avoid any anticipated downturns. More effective cashflow management will help stabilise the business, as well as ensure the business emerges from the recession in a stronger position and cash positive."
How will monitoring and planning cashflow help?
"Julia Boggio Photography is a Sage small business customer. The business has experienced first hand why accurate cashflow forecasting is a must. They used Sage 50 Accounts forecasting tools. MD Julia Boggio says:
'When I was reviewing our cashflow forecasts in November of last year, I could see there was a dip due in February. We reorganised our finances, cutting down on advertising and came up with an alternative contingency plan, which we put in place. This ensured we were well positioned to account for the dip and even enabled us to have a better February than the previous year."
What impact do late payments have to a small business?
"More than half of the 2,000 small businesses polled by Sage in our monthly Omnibus survey said they had been impacted by late payments over the past year. The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills reported that more than 4,000 businesses failed in 2008 solely because of late payments.
"It is critical that start-ups and all other businesses to remain aware of exactly how much money they are owed and when payments are due. This helps to prevent late payments in the first instance. However, if they do occur, good management can ensure that they do not have a damaging effect on the business's overall cashflow. These are all aspects that business accounting software can help you get to grips with."
What are your top tips for maintaining healthy cashflow?
"Make sure all your employees – if you have any – are kept informed about the state of the business's cashflow. This will hopefully prevent them from making purchases your business cannot afford. At times you might be waiting for a large invoice to be paid, so you may have to put spending plans on hold.
"Create accurate cashflow forecasts for the year ahead. It will enable you to plan for the future. Forecasts allow you to identify potential cashflow crises, for example, be identifying periods when your costs exceed your revenue. At such times, your business might need to seek financial help. To be fore warned is to be fore armed."
Brendan Flattery is the Managing Director of the Small Business Division at Sage UK and Ireland
- Visit the Sage website to download its guide to effective cashflow management.


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Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Obituaries-The Side Dish
n. pl. o·bit·u·ar·ies
Med. Lat.-obituarius (report) of death.
A published notice of death, sometimes with a
brief biography of the deceased
This is the Webster Dictionary definition of the word obituary. However, Sonoran Jackrabbit thinks this definition falls short. It certainly does not allow within this 'published notice of death' the many morsels of information the obituary may offer the genealogy researcher. Patient reader think of the obituary as the side dish to the main course of our cemetery and headstone research.
How satiated the SJ feels after trekking five states from where we live to snap many shots of our elusive relative's headstone when we are fortunate enough to have an obituary to complete the experience.
As a matter of history, obituaries were begun in the 1500's with the advent of the printing press. They contained little but the name and age of the deceased. When a publisher in the 1800's thought it socially viable to let the reading public know who amongst them had succumbed from one printing of the publication to the next, obituaries became longer and more detailed.
SJ is only a rabbit, who does not feel the need to wax on when the evidence presented is sufficient to allow the reader to form his own conclusion. How much more fulfilling is finding the headstone of Domitila Robles Yanez when SJ has an obituary to go along with it.
All that just could not fit on a headstone. Not meant to. Seriously, why write about obituaries when most of us do understand their value as a resource? Because in Arizona there is a web site that we only became aware of this weekend that consists of nothing but Arizona obituaries. Maybe other states have something similar. This free data base of 33,900 obituaries grows daily from reader's contributions. SJ lives in Arkansas and we were able to submit almost 400 obits for Arizona this weekend alone. It is so simple to access information and just as simple to enter obituaries. Just wanted to highlight
Arizona Obituary Directory
http://obits.arizonagravestones.org/post.php and the wonderful database they are building.
Lots of people from around the United States are Arizona Snowbirds in the winter so even if you are researching someone who is not from Arizona, per se, you may find an obituary for them listed in the database. You never know unless you look.
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This is really interesting take on the concept. I never thought of it that way. I came across this site recently which I think it will be a great use of new ideas and informations.ReplyDelete
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The Fight Song, "Fight Blue Devils"
Fight, Fight Blue Devils
Fight for Duke and the Blue and White
March on through
For the touchdown's there for you
Go get 'em
Duke is out to win today
Carolina goodnight
So turn on the steam team
Fight Blue Devils Fight
The Alma Mater, "Dear Old Duke"
Dear old Duke, thy name we sing
To thee our voices raise, we'll raise
To thee our anthems ring in everlasting praise
And though on life's broad sea
Our fates may far us bear
We'll ever turn to thee
Our Alma Mater dear
"Blue and White"
Duke, we thy anthems raise
For all thy praises untold
We sing for the Blue and White
Whose colors we uphold
Firm stand our line of blue
For we are loyal through and through
All for the love of old D.U.
Fight! We'll Fight!
With all our strength and might
Win we can
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|2007-03-21, 09:48
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[Manga] Naruto's Fighting Style
How do you think naruto will handle sasuke in the final battle, what kind of fighting style can naruto use against sasuke?
I think the kinds of jutsus that naruto should learn are jutsus that cannot be easily copied, jutsus like resengan, and FR are perfect because there are no handsigns involved so sasuke would have hard time using those against naruto
As for taijutsu, naruto bet learn yellow flash teleporting thingy because that he has to be so fast that even if sasuke eyes can predicts his moves his body won't be able to react
Naruto should also figure out how to make projectile ninjutsus, maybe make FR and actual shuriken which can be thrown. (i think that is what his next training session going to be about)
another way to beat sasuke is to just overpower with nine-tails chakra, not even kusanagi could pierce the chakra shell
|2007-03-21, 10:17
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Ahh... i doubt naruto will even put a scratch on Sasuke despite the power of his new jutsu. Look at it this way, naruto only has ONE ALL POWERFULL JUTSU while sasuke is competent in all ninja arts, not to mention that bad ass weapon he carries now. Naruto is not really too in strong, fast, or has anyskill in genjutsu. The best ninjutsu naruto has is the summoning jutsu. And if that doesnt work he'll probably just do that same lame kage bunshin no jutsu crap, have them all taken out as usual, and probably have to once again rely on the kyubi chakra. Oh wait, thats not even of any use if he to fight sasuke since he can surpress that now. oh well, too bad naruto isnt much of protaginist. In sum, naruto fighting style isnt too bad, i just wish he had more jutsus and that he could do his jutsus without the kyuubi chakra or the clones. I dont really care that he cant do genjutsu, but that kage bunshin doesnt really do anything to his enemys but show their skill in taijutsu when their eliminating the clones.
|2007-03-21, 10:25
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I've always seen Naruto's fighting style somewhat similiar to the 4ths (if only to egg on a theory ). Even though we see no fighting scene with Yondiame on the first episode I noticed the 4th does the same quirky little knee bend (fighting Kybui) that Naruto always does when casting his Jutsu...
What ever manner of Jutsu field naruto goes for were going to see the same unorthodox and uncompromising techniques Naruto always kicks ass with.
|2007-03-29, 19:57
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Location: France
I want him do explosive clones. Both Itachi and Deidara used some while Naruto is supposed to be the Bunshin specialist. (ok Deidara wasn't a kage bunshin, but still ...)
If his bunshins are supposed to go poof (and they will as long he doesn't improve his taijutsu), they might as well do it in a bang
Might not be very politically correct to turn the main character into a bomber though.
|2007-03-29, 21:18
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Location: Location is all relative.
-In regards to fighting Sasuke, Naruto does not necessarily have to be faster than Sasuke. We know he has the power to destroy him with a single move but now all he needs is the method of delivery. If he cannot surpass him in speed or trick him with Kage Bunshins then there's always the option of immobilizing Sasuke by different means. Traps, explosives, a flash grenade (a doujutsu user's ultimate weakness so Kishimoto refuses to introduce it) are all good ways to stun Sasuke long enogh to land a devestating hit.
|2007-03-29, 22:03
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Location: Seattle
Age: 37
|2007-03-29, 22:39
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Age: 33
Well his rasengan with fire manipulation is useless against Sasukes fire manipulation so dont count on it .. And summoning wont be much of a help becouse Sasuke know snake summoning ..
Anyway i dont think they will fight at all .. but if they fight that will be same old lame fight he got beaten hell out of him and then he go 623 tiled fox .. and then i dont know what will happen..
|2007-03-29, 23:03
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I think Naruto has to be more all-rounded. He may have immense power in a few of his jutsus but he has alot of weakness that can be exploited. One of them is his genjutsu defense. He needed help to counter it vs Itachi. If it was 1 on 1, it would have been over at the 1st move.
|2007-03-29, 23:19
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every fight naruto starts with him trying to lay a punch on the enemy or rather not thinking and attacking in simple ways.
|2007-03-29, 23:54
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Location: Serbia
Age: 33
|2007-03-30, 00:44
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Uh its obvious isn't it? Seeing as Kishi really likes having DBZ with Ninjas, Naruto will turn into his 5 tails form (which unlike the 4 tails form is under his complete control, and doesn't harm him at all, as per DBZ laws) and proceed to kick everyone and anyone's ass.
(For those who don't get the DBZ reference, we get Super Saiyan 1 => SS2 => SS3 => Giant psycho uncontrollable gold monkey form => SS4... which is oddly reminicent of 1 tail => 2 tails => 3 tails => psycho 4 tails => ?)
|2007-03-30, 04:23
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: I live in a freakin' desert...not even a cool desert with cacti and stuff...just a whole lot o' nada
Age: 35
Naruto's style seems to be one of almost total adaptation using Naruto's strengths (unlimited chakra, Wolverine-like healing factor, and Kage Bushin), which are so general that they allow him to fight under almost any conditions (even if it gets old from time to time). While he doesn't always do the right thing right off, he usually comes up with a strategy that works. It may not be pretty, but it gets the job done. I'm really surprised we haven't seen multiple clones doing multiple Rasengans...it would be a lot harder to just beat the shit out of clones when they're wielding balls of pure destructive chakra.
|2007-03-30, 04:59
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Location: Seattle
Age: 37
|2007-03-30, 08:29
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Location: Location is all relative.
|2007-03-30, 09:11
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anyway i only liked 1 part of naruto when he was fighting and that was against sasuke when he had a jet li type stance. when sasuke threw that wooden stick to naruto
and i think he should stop using the kage bunshin in fights TOO much his chakra gets like dispersed over all those bunshin and im not sure wether that limits his possibilities agaisnt the opponents.
From all narutos fights the only thing i know is that whomever the enemy is not thinking what might be best he allways runs in and tries to hits thats his whole style.
After being beat'n up and after having tried more then 10 things one is bound to succeed thats his whole fighting style
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