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Paul Violette's resignation comes after questions were raised about the MTA's finances.
PORTLAND (AP) _ The executive director of the Maine Turnpike Authority has stepped down amid questions about turnpike finances and his leadership.
Paul Violette (left) submitted his resignation today and the turnpike authority board unanimously accepted it. In his resignation letter, Violette said he felt that his leadership had been called into question and was becoming a central issue for critics in the Legislature.
Violette's future came into question last week as the Legislature's Government Oversight Committee continued to investigate the turnpike's distribution of $157,000 in gift certificate purchases in 2005-2006 from various hotel chains and restaurants.
The Maine Republican Party announced Friday that Violette would resign this week. Violette's resignation came amid proposals to abolish the turnpike authority or divert more control of the toll road to the Legislature.
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The White City (as it became known) was a magical creation constructed upon Chicago's swampy Jackson Park by Daniel H. Burnham, the famed architect who coordinated the talents of Frederick Olmsted, Louis Sullivan, and others to build it. Dr. Henry H. Holmes combined the fair's appeal with his own fatal charms to lure scores of women to their deaths. Whereas the fair marked the birth of a new epoch in American history, Holmes marked the emergence of a new American archetype, the serial killer, who thrived on the very forces then transforming the country.
In deft prose, Larson conveys Burnham's herculean challenge to build the White City in less than 18 months. At the same time, he describes how, in a malign parody of the achievements of the fair's builders, Holmes built his own World's Fair Hotel - a torture palace complete with a gas chamber and crematorium. Throughout the book, tension mounts on two fronts: Will Burnham complete the White City before the millions of visitors arrive at its gates? Will anyone stop Holmes as he ensnares his victims?
© 2003 Erik Larson; (P) 2003 Books on Tape, Inc.
"A hugely engrossing chronicle of events public and private." (Chicago Tribune)
"Vivid history of the glittering Chicago World's Fair and its dark side." (New York Magazine)
"Both intimate and engrossing, Larson's elegant historical account unfolds with the painstaking calm of a Holmes murder."(Library Journal)
"A Rich Read!"
I enjoyed this listen so much I lost sleep to continue listening. Scott Brick is my favorite narrator and he doesn't disappoint here. Set in Chicago in the late 1800's the book tells two stories. The fascinating story of Chicago's rush to build the White City and hold the World Fair of 1893 (celebrating the 400th anniversary of Columbus' discovery of America and visited by everyone who was anyone); as well as the murderous actions of Herman Mudgett (a.k.a. HH Holmes) a well respected doctor who preyed on young trusting women, and anyone else who got in his way.
The author writes in such a way that you can truly imagine the excitement and boom happening in that place and time. Other added details such as the detectives' intense search for evidence, appearances by famous people, and a tale from the Titanic make this story a rich and enjoyable read.
This was a huge undertaking for any author and I'm glad Larson ventured to uncover this enthralling story, however more details of both the murders and the building of the city would have been welcomed. Still a fascinating read that for the first time makes me look forward to the movie so I can see the incredible White City come to life.
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"The Best Book I've Listened to in at Least a Year!"
WOW! My first Erik Larson book and definitely not my last. I only wish Scott Brick was the narrator for the one I just bought. From the first sentence through the last one, I was completely taken in by this story and this performance. I learned so much and I enjoyed every second of it. I can't even think of a book that was as "perfect" (I hate to use that word) as this one and definitely better to listen because of Scott Brick than it would have been if I had read it. It sounds like a novel but of course, it's true, which made it even more exciting. Loved it!!
"Completely engrossing"
This was one of the best books I've heard on Audible (and I listen to around 2 a week). True, there is a lot of detail, but unlike a few other readers, I didn't find one moment of it tedious.
I, of course, had heard of the Columbian Exposition, but I had no idea what a large role it played in the history of Chicago or the country. The descriptions of the building of the fair, the social classes and the side story about the murders gave me a good feel for the time and the attitudes of the people who lived then. It was also interesting to hear about people like Olmstead and how he worked.
I was fascinated by this book and spent a lot of time after I finished it looking at photos of the fair online.
The whole thing was like one of those great New Yorker articles about something you know nothing about but, once introduced, can't get enough of.
"well written, well researched, well read"
I'll start by saying that, as much as I liked this audio book, it's really two stories that aren't wound together very well. That's OK because they're both good and worth time and attention. The bulk of the book is about the creation and execution of the Columbian Exposition, which is told in a way that is more interesting than one would expect. From the architectural challenges to the societal politics, from the adoption of AC current to the creation of the first Ferris Wheel, it was all far more interesting than I had expected. The addition of the extra story, of the sociopath serial killer HH Holmes, is timely enough so as not to stand out, but doesn't really flow as part of the story of the Exposition either. Holmes ran a ''hotel'' for young women going to the Fair, many of whom fatally disappeared, but Holmes crimes started before the Fair and continued after, so linking them is a bit of a stretch.
Scott Brick did an excellent job as the narrator, winning me over after a previous performance reading a book I couldn't finish because it was so bad. I hesitated when I saw his name, but there was no need,,,,he did a stellar job. The author too did an excellent job writing a very accessible book from a lot of well researched material.
"Couldn't take my earphone out..."
I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of this audible book. The two story lines are both wonderful and either one on their own would have been enough to keep me entertained.
A wonderfully researched and thoughtfully written book that is brought to life by a voice made to be listened to.
Do yourself a favour and get this one.
A reader from day 1 now a listener too! Remember honesty in a review does help you decide, even if you don't agree!
"Entrancing historical thriller"
In reading some of the lower rated reviews, I was hesitant to make this pick but now
I cannot think of a better way to tell the two intertwined stories presented here. They are the yin and yang of the event, and with the wonderful narration, and engrossing detail, the story flew along.....well, as fast as you can listen to those 14+ hours. Unlike other long downloads, this one kept me in the story, and I did not have to 'back-up' to remember the place....
The amazing scope of this Fair is awesome, and for the time history-making on so many fronts, from the Labor movement, to engineering, and sanitation, we can still see this Fair's footprint on our daily lives! Concurrently,
the gruesome serial-killer who took advantage of the circumstances is a potent reminder that there is always evil lurking just under the beautiful surface, and we cannot be too vigilant.
The narration was perfect, and this story will please the history buff, mystery or thriller reader in you.
"LONG- but interesting"
Enjoyed this audio book... the history is amazing. Switching back and forth from the details of the construction of the Chicago World's Fair and a serial killer embedded within the mosaic of every-day life maintained my interest enough that I finished the book in several days. The details of inventions introduced at the times and the details of prominent (and not so well known) architects and inventors kept me busy figuring out who was who and what was what... but the return to the serial killer kept me grounded. The rich history embedded in the book was an education. My first audible book. GREAT... gonna get more!
I knew very little about the Chicago Exposition and nothing about H.H. Holmes before listening to this book. What a juxtaposition between the two stories - one of great deeds and triumph and the other of such horror and tragedy.
But I write for myself, for my own pleasure. And I want to be left alone to do it. - J.D. Salinger ^(;,;)^
"Make no little plans; they have no magic..."
"Make no little plans; they have no magic to stir men's blood."
― Daniel H. Burnham
"His weakness was his belief that evil had boundaries."
― Erik Larson, The Devil in the White City
A nice piece of narrative nonfiction that weaves together the story of the World's Columbian Exposition (Chicago World's Fair of 1893) with the story of the serial killer Dr. H. H. Holmes.
White with black.
Achievement with horror.
Knowledge with ignorance.
Light with darkness.
Life with death.
This is kinda a brilliant construct: an alternating prose current of crazy and rational, evil and beautiful. I'm not sure if I could handle 400 pages of either subject without the other. The architecture piece was amazing, but didn't drive the narrative very hard. The characters, the architects, the dreamers, etc., were impressive. Daniel Hudson Turnham, Frederick Olmsted, Charles McKim, Louis Sullivan were all compelling because of their drive, their ego, their absolute resolution and certainty of success. They capture that Gilded Age ego and excess perfectly.
Conversely, the story of Dr. Holmes was at times almost too sick and twisted. Periodically, I would need a pause. I needed to leave the Holmes' dark Murder Castle to the White City for breath and sanity.
The limit of this book is the same limits that hit Capote's 'In Cold Blood' and Mailer's 'The Executioner's Song'. How do you exactly recreate a murder scene? How do you understand the victim? How do you understand the murderer? Especially when they either leave nothing behind or you can't trust what they've written. These narrative fictionalizations are probably necessary given the limits of information we have. But still, they are fictions. We can never really know what those women thought as they were trapped in the vault or what Dr. Holmes thought as he waited for someone to die in a trunk or vault. Larson admits this limit, but it ends up being a necessary facade, and one I can deal with.
Again, it isn't a perfect book. A bit too pop and a bit too loose with the Holmes facts. When dancing into that zone of fictionalized history he gets close to Capote and Mailer, but falls a bit short of the narrative masters of of murder.
"Keeping Readers Off Balanced and Entertained"
First, I love the diverse architecture of Chicago and I grew up just North of the White City site. We could smell the stockyards whenever there was a South breeze (stinky on a hot evening). This is the first book I have read that brought this back to life for me. The interweaving of the three story lines (reviewers forget the 3rd story about the assassination of Mayor Carter Henry Harrison Sr and the hints sprinkled through the book about this). There is the design and building of White City for the World Columbian Exposition, one of the first and perhaps most prolific serial killers and a political assassination.
The latter two story lines serve to keep the primary story from becoming too dry for those who are not as enthusiastic as I may be about architecture and the Exposition's mark upon history.
One of my favorite places as a child and even now as I grow old and grey is the Museum of Science and Industry. This magnificent structure was built originally as the Palace of Fine Arts for the Exposition and designed by Charles Atwood. Though the original plaster material has been replaced by limestone and marble, the building is just as it was designed in 1893. That is just one small part of the living history told in this story.
I am amazed at how my own life weaves with this story in that I worked in the Rookery Building (Burnham and Root's office) for three years, I enjoy visiting what was the Palace of Fine Arts, my doctor is about 3 blocks from H.H.Holmes' second bulding on 63rd St so I am sure I have been past its location and then the La Rabida Children's Hospital which was the Columbus Memorial Building at the Exposition. Also what is now Osaka Gardens in Jackson Park was the building from Japan's 1893 Wooded Island exhibit.
My only complaint is the narrator. He kept pronouncing the name of the city where Mudgett's In-Laws lived, Wilmette, as 'Will-meet'. It is pronounced 'Will-met'. It was like fingernails on a chalkboard every time he said it!
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ONA, W.Va. - On what turned out to be a special night for Cabell Midland, David Gaydosz turned in one very special play.
Gaydosz sprinted 96 yards for the go-ahead touchdown late in the third quarter Friday night and Midland rode the wave of momentum all the way to a 35-28 victory over Morgantown in the Class AAA semifinals, giving the Knights their first-ever spot in the state finals.
Unbeaten Midland (13-0), the No. 1 playoff seed and a program in existence since 1994, takes on No. 2 Martinsburg at noon on Dec. 1 at Wheeling Island Stadium in the AAA championship game.
Lowell Farley had three short TD runs for Midland, and Gaydosz blazed his way for 300 yards on 22 carries, including the long-distance sprint that turned the game around for good.
"I had no idea we could do this,'' Farley said. "Before the season, I thought we could, but when I was a sophomore? No chance. But with all the work my guys on this team put into it, I think they deserve this.''
Morgantown (10-3), the No. 5 seed, took the lead twice and was in front 21-14 at halftime, but the outcome hinged on back-to-back plays late in the third quarter.
With the game tied at 21, the Mohigans looked ready to drive 77 yards to regain the lead. On third-and-4 from the Midland 27, Morgantown running back Shane Commodore burst through the line and rambled toward the Knights goal.
As many as three defenders latched onto Commodore as he ran and seemed intent on ripping the ball free. Finally, someone did at the 5 and the ball bounced into the hands of Jared Bradley, who returned it from the 5 to the 25.
Midland was cited for an illegal block on the play, backtracking the ball to its own 4. From there on first down, Gaydosz hit the line and found nothing, but was able to bounce off the pile and head around left end. In the flat, he got a clearing block and was able to leg out a 96-yard touchdown with one minute to go in the third period.
"I kept my legs moving,'' Gaydosz said. "I had that cutback lane, and my wide receivers blocked that corner and I ran it, buddy.''
Morgantown nearly caught up again, driving all the way to a first down at the Midland 17, but three straight Mark Johnson passes fell incomplete from the 16 and the Knights took over with 7:32 left in the game.
Again, Gaydosz provided the big play in the possession with a 59-yard gain to the Morgantown 9. Three Farley runs later, the final one from the 1, Midland increased its lead to 35-21 with just 3:48 to and was able to weather a final Mohigans score with 22 seconds remaining.
"These kids and these coaches sold out for what we've taught them,'' said Midland coach Luke Salmons. "It's all about them. They've believed since Day 1, since June, that they were going to play for the state championship.''
Gaydosz also set school single-season records for rushing yardage and points on Friday. He came into the game with 1,886 yards and 26 total TDs.
However, Morgantown might have had enough to upset the Knights if not for a pair of turnovers inside the Midland 10-yard line. Commodore (16 carries, 163 yards, one TD) also lost a fumble running near the Knights 5 late in the first quarter and the ball squirted out of the end zone, giving Midland a touchback and the ball at its own 20.
"Penalties and turnovers killed us, I'm aware of that,'' said Mohigans coach John Bowers with a sigh.
"Give our kids a ton of credit, though, and give their kids a ton of credit. It was a great football game. Both teams played so hard. I'm just so happy to share this night with our youngsters.''
Momentum swayed wildly back and forth in the first half as Morgantown took a 21-14 lead at the break with three huge plays - a 60-yard TD burst by Commodore, a 31-yard interception return by Alex Weidman and a 44-yard pass to Blaine Stewart by Johnson.
Midland churned out 65 yards on 13 plays, shaving almost five minutes off the clock to go up 7-0 on a Farley 5-yard run. It took the Mohigans 10 seconds to reply as Commodore shot up the middle and into the clear for his TD run.
The Knights got a 63-yard sprint by Gaydosz to the Morgantown 1 to take their second lead at 14-13 on Farley's 1-yard run.
Morgantown went back in front after Jordan Malone picked off a Coy Pettit pass and returned it 13 yards to the Knights 46 in the second quarter.
After each team was hit with a penalty, it took just one play for the Mohigans to take the lead - a 44-yard hookup from Johnson to Stewart, who had worked his way well behind the entire Midland secondary.
Midland missed a golden opportunity to catch up just before halftime.
After a 47-yard Gaydosz punt pinned the Mohigans at their own 1-yard line, Midland got it back and drove 55 yards to the Morgantown 2 - aided by a 29-yard pass from Pettit to Kasey Thomas tip-toeing the sideline - and faced second-and-goal with two seconds, time for one play.
After a timeout, the Knights opted to toss the ball to Gaydosz on a short-side sweep, but he was forced out of bounds inches shy of the pylon by Malone as the half ended.
Midland led in time of possession 16:40-7:20 in the first half and ran 44 plays to Morgantown's 14.
"I'm not lying, I was a little nervous at halftime,'' Farley said. "But we came out in the third quarter and scored and I felt the momentum just rising. I knew we could take it over. I didn't get nervous after that.''
Farley ended with 97 yards on 25 carries as the Knights rolled up 449 yards on 58 rushing plays.
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2001—Subsecs. (a), (c), (d). Pub. L. 107–107, § 1404(b)(1)(A), substituted "Chief Operating Officer" for "Retirement Home Board" wherever appearing.
Subsec. (e). Pub. L. 107–107, § 1405(a), struck out heading and text of subsec. (e). Text read as follows: "A resident of the Retirement Home who leaves the Retirement Home for more than 45 consecutive days (other than for inpatient medical care) shall be required to reapply for acceptance as a resident."
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Hockley was one of the parents of the 20 first-graders at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown (massacred a month ago) who spoke Monday at the announcement of the Sandy Hook Promise group that has come together to urge a national dialogue on gun control, school safety and mental health solutions.
"I still find myself reaching for Dylan's hand to walk through a parking lot or expecting him to crawl into bed beside me for early morning cuddles," Hockley said, her voice breaking.
Adam Lanza, 20, shot his way into the school on Dec. 14 with a Bushmaster AR-15 equipped with a high capacity magazine and killed six staff members after killing his mother in the home they shared. He took his own life as first responders rushed into the building.
"I do not want to be someone sharing my experience and consoling another parent next time. I do not want there to be a next time," Hockley said.
Hockley defined the mission of Sandy Hook Promise, which has 17 co-founders among residents of the town, as reaching out to a nation of communities to come together to transform the dialogue around violence in America. "I don't know yet what the changes are. I come with no preconceived agenda. I do believe there is no quick fix single action," Hockley said, setting the tone for a deliberate, open dialogue across the country one day before Vice President Joe Biden is expected to present President Barack Obama with recommendation for changes in the wake of the tragedy.
Several organizers spoke about the group, but it was the voices of the parents that were the most powerful.
Nelba Marquez-Greene, mother of Ana Marquez-Greene, recalled sending two children to school Dec. 14 and only one returning home. "I pray that no mother no father ... ever has to go through this pain," which she said was "unbearable."
"This is a promise to turn conversation into actions. Things must change. This is the time," Marquez-Greene said.
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Also in the audience was Sandy Philips, the mother of Jessica Redfield Ghawi, who was one of the dozen people killed in July in the Aurora theater shooting, and her husband, Lonnie Philips, who wanted to show their support for the Sandy Hook families.
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Inoichi Yamanaka (山中いのいち, Yamanaka Inoichi) is a jōnin-level shinobi from Konohagakure, and, alongside Shikaku Nara and Chōza Akimichi, is a part of an Ino–Shika–Chō trio. He is also a member of the Konohagakure Intelligence Division.
During the Nine-Tails' attack on Konoha, Inoichi and his team-mates assisted in the village's defence.[3]
From what has been seen of Inoichi throughout the series, he has a calm and perceptive nature, generally staying calm under pressure. He is also very analytical being able to put together the information he got from his interrogation to aid Shizune in uncovering the secret behind the Six Paths of Pain. He has also been described as having an indulgent and gentlemanly disposition.[1]
Inoichi has long blond hair reaching into his back, which he wears spiky on top and ending in a long ponytail, blue-green eyes and strong facial features, which include a well defined jaw line. In Part I, Inoichi is seen wearing the standard flak jacket over a black outfit, complete with hand-guards, forehead protector and a sleeveless red haori. In Part II, he wears the standard outfit of the Konoha Interrogation Unit, complete with a long black overcoat. During the Fourth Shinobi World War he dons the standard uniform of the Konohagakure shinobi.
Inoichi, who is presumably the head of the Yamanaka clan, has shown himself to be a highly capable shinobi. He is well-versed in all of his clan's secret techniques as witnessed during the Invasion of Konoha where Inoichi skilfully performed the Mind Body Disturbance Technique, causing the invaders he encountered to fight against their own allies. Further proof of his skills is shown from his status as an interrogator in the Konoha Torture and Interrogation Force during the Invasion of Pain where he was able to skilfully probe the mind of one Pain's Amegakure loyalist and go through an entire days worth of his memories in mere seconds with the aid of a device, even though Pain had set up mental blocks and traps in the shinobi's head.
His abilities have also been praised by others such as Aoba Yamashiro, who while attempting to interrogate Kisame Hoshigaki, stated that he was not as skilled as Inoichi in this area,[4] and Tenga of Kumogakure who was greatly looking forward to working under his command.[5] He has also shown the ability to communicate telepathically with other people. His skill with telepathic communication is such that he contacted and relayed a message to the entire Allied Shinobi Forces, despite its vast size for twenty seconds even though he stated he could only do it for ten, suffering only a nosebleed and fatigue. He is also skilled at tracking targets through their chakra trail, as long as the target's chakra signature stays the same.[6]
Part I
Chūnin Exam Arc
Inoichi first appeared in the anime alongside his former team-mates during the Chūnin Exam festivals. They were sitting in a bar where Inoichi was being teased for having a daughter instead of a son.
Invasion of Konoha Arc
He appeared again during the invasion of Konoha, protecting the village together with Shikaku Nara and Chōza Akimichi. He uses the Mind Body Disturbance Technique to cause the invading shinobi to fight amongst themselves. Inoichi then says fighting alongside his team-mates Chōza and Shikaku reminded him of old times when they were renown across the nations. Chōza then remarks that they still were.
Part II
Invasion of Pain Arc
When Ibiki Morino proved unable to learn anything about Pain from Yūdachi, he called on Inoichi for assistance. He probed Yūdachi's mind, rapidly going through his memories before arriving at the revelation that Pain had requested of Yūdachi: dead bodies. Before he could think further on this, Ino arrived to inform him of Pain's attack on Konoha, and the village was soon afterwards destroyed. Shizune was killed in the chaos by the Human Path and, using the information Shizune had learned before her death, Inoichi realised that Pain was animating dead bodies in a manner similar to his own clan's mental manipulation techniques, thereby meaning the true Pain was in a remote location somewhere relatively close by.
While looking for Pain's real body along with Shikaku and a shinobi from the Hyūga clan, they ran into Naruto Uzumaki. Inoichi asked if Naruto had defeated Pain, to which Naruto answered that it didn't matter and stated that he had found Pain's true body while in Sage Mode. He asked them not to follow him, as he wanted to talk to Pain alone. Inoichi stated angrily that talking didn't solve anything, but, after a brief argument, Shikaku told Inoichi to just let Naruto go, to which Inoichi hesitantly agreed. Inoichi along with the rest of the village, were overjoyed at Naruto's return to the village.
Konoha History Arc
Main article: Konoha History Arc Inoichi is placed in charge of interrogating Hanare after she was captured and brought to Konohagakure. After seeing a memory of Kakashi Hatake as a child in her thoughts, he sends her over to him and see if he remembers her as their other methods of interrogation so far had failed.
Confining the Jinchūriki Arc
In the anime, Inoichi is seen attending the war council meeting that Tsunade calls alongside Shikaku. He later attends a private meeting that Tsunade calls in her temporary office as they discuss the impending war.
Adventures at Sea Arc
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Shinobi World War Arc
Inoichi was placed in charge of the Intelligence Division. When Aoba Yamashiro returned from his mission, Inoichi questioned him about his time on the Island Turtle stating that it seemed as though they had a rough time. His first act within the war, was to set up a barrier with Ao with which the Sensor Division could use to monitor the battlefields from headquarters.
He later relayed new information to the members of his division in the fields about the enemy forces travelling underground. After the Alliance realised that the First Division was soon going to be overwhelmed by the enemies' forces, Inoichi relayed the new battle strategy as created by Shikaku to the divisions. He then reported that Shizune had also split up her division equally in order to better attend to the wounded shinobi on each battlefield.
When headquarters needed to get in contact with Darui, Inoichi used a variant of his telepathy by placing his hand on Shikaku's forehead but told him he could not hold the connection for long. Nevertheless, this allows Shikaku himself to telepathically contact Darui, Ino, Shikamaru and Chōji, where he told them of his strategy to seal Kinkaku. After Kinkaku was sealed, Inoichi praised Ino's uses of the Mind Body Switch Technique as her use and release of the technique had increased greatly.
As the night dragged on, Inoichi received reports from multiple divisions that shinobi from the Alliance were being assassinated and that they could not find the enemy. After being asked by Shikaku what the corpses look like, he reports that they all died from external wounds and not from covert methods like poisoning. After receiving a report from the Logistical Support and Medical Division it was revealed that it was in fact members of White Zetsu Army who had transformed into shinobi from the alliance and were killing other shinobi and causing chaos.
After Naruto and B were allowed to head to battlefield by A and Tsunade, Inoichi once again used his telepathy to allow Shikaku to converse with the two jinchūriki. He is later contacted by Dodai who asks him to allow Naruto to talk to B and the Eight-Tails. Inoichi then asks Naruto how comes he wasn't with B before patching him through. Later, after a tremor was felt all the way at headquarters, Inoichi reported that it was due to a meteorite falling from the sky where the Fourth Division was located. He later allows Shikaku to contact Genma and the Hokage Guard Platoon, instructing them to transport Mei Terumī to the front lines using the Flying Thunder God Technique.
After headquarters received intelligence about the situation on the battlefield with Naruto, B and Tobi, Shikaku asked Inoichi to relay a message to the entire Allied Shinobi Forces in fifteen seconds. Though the other members of the Intelligence Division protested this, stating it would put too great a strain on him, Inoichi tells Shikaku that what he was asking was ridiculous and he would only give him ten seconds. Contacting the entire alliance, he relayed the message and spurred on the troops to aid Naruto and B. Suffering a nosebleed afterwards, a fatigued Inoichi stated that it seemed he wasn't good at speeches after all and ended up taking twenty seconds instead of ten and apologised.
Naruto 5: Blood Prison
During Naruto's flashback to the members of the village when he was gathering natural energy to enter Sage Mode, Inoichi can be seen amongst the villagers.
- 'Ino' comes from inoshishi (猪), meaning 'boar'. ichi (一) means 'one,' 'first' and is a common ending for boys' names, referring to the first-born son. 'Yamanaka' (山中) means 'among the mountains'. Wild boar are heavily associated with mountains in Japan and are even called the 'whales of the mountains' (山鯨, yamakujira), because of the amount of meat they produce.
- According to the databook(s):
- Inoichi's hobby is cultivating flowers.
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Second Databook, page 162
- ↑ Fourth Databook, page 198
- ↑ Naruto chapter 502, page 7
- ↑ Naruto chapter 507, page 8
- ↑ Naruto chapter 515, page 15
- ↑ Naruto chapter 435, page 11


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In February, a romance theme will surround Valentine's Day. Another week, rare characters, including Clarabelle Cow, will meet guests.
Disney Parks and Resorts recently announced its theme for next year, "Limited Time Magic," in which the parks will offer special events that last for a week or sometimes longer.
Disney usually has a new promotion every one or two years. In 2009, visitors received free admission on their birthdays. The parks are now winding up a two-year promotion, "Let the Memories Begin," that included a just-ended projection show on Disneyland's It's a Small World façade.
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Mcgee was air lifted to OU Medical Center in stable condition.
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I went to celebrate your birthday
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As Ash prepares for his rematch with Brawly, he, May, Max and Brock meet a Battle Girl by the name of Shauna, whose reason for battling was to prove she was better than Ash. During their battle Brock noticed that while Ash's training was paying off Shauna battled like Ash used to. Just as the match was about to be decided Brawly appears with some mondo bad news: A hurricane was approaching which could wipe out the beach. Can our heroes manage to weather the storm, and why is Shauna so nervous around Brawly?
Ash and his Pokemon train concentraion, so they run off as the wave nearly hits them. Brock has made breakfast, so they go to eat. Suddenly, a woman is seen on a surf board and goes to the gang. She introduces herself as Shawna, the battle girl. She mentions that she is Brawly's apprentice and challenges him to a fight.
Ash accepts the challenge and chooses Pikachu to fight. However, both Shawna and Ash are hungry, so they go to eat. Meanwhile, Meowth scouts and sees the gang eating. He smells food and sees Jessie and James eating. They promised that they saved Meowth some food. Meowth thinks they should dig holes to capture the Pokemon, maybe even some extra ones.
Shawna and Ash begin to argue, making May compare them like each other. Shawna is frustrated, as Brawly said that Ash was a good Trainer, even better than her, so she challenges him to a fight to prove she's better. However, Brock interrupts, as Ash needs to clean the dishes up. Shawna helps him, but only for battling him.
Team Rocket dig the holes and Meowth says that "if they don't capture a one, then they are the idiots", but he falls into a one. Brock is gathering wood for the fire, but notices something odd - Shroomish, Seedot and Zigzagoon leave the area. Anyway, Shawna and Ash have their battle. Pikachu is looking at something, but concentrates for the battle. Shawna sends the Meditite to the fight.
Team Rocket have concealed the holes where Ash and Shawna have the battle. Meditite uses Focus Punch, but Pikachu evades the attack. Meditite uses High Kick, but he still evades. Brock notices that Shawna uses brute force while Ash uses moves like he was dodging the waves. Pikachu uses Quick Attack, but before Meditite strikes, he dodges and uses Quick Attack...
... however, Brawly appears, cancelling the fight. Brawly came to warn them that a hurricane is heading towards the island, so they need to go find a safer place. Brawly wonders why Shawna is fighting, but when Brock explains to Brawly, she huts his mouth when he mentions "your girl" and they move out, while Team Rocket go in the Magikarp submarine to evade the hurricane.
As they go to find a nearest cave, they encounter Seedot, so they join them. Next, they encounter Shroomish and they join as well. Team Rocket try to get in the submarine, but the hatch is broken, so they got blasted off from a wave. The gang goes to the cave, but they need to climb to the top, so they hold hanes, but Shawna does not want to hold hands with Brawly. May mentiones that she's Brawly's girlfriend, but Brawly denies the fact, so they continue to go towards the cave.
A thunder blasts some rocks, so Brawly sends his Hariyama to thrust the rocks. A tree falls, so Pikachu uses Thunderbolt to destroy the tree. Team Rocket appear, being blasted from the wave. Brawly approves that they should join to find the shelter from the storm. The gang and some other Pokemon have gotten into the cave, but Shawna is seperated from them.
Brock asks why she isn't his apprentice, so Brawly explaines that she uses Pokemon as a brute force than to unifiying with them. May compares her with Ash, but Ash denies that fact. Brawly then starts to discuss the fact that nature is unpredicatble and that eveyone is powerless against her. Brawly invites Team Rocket to join to the fire to which they happily agree, but Meowth has his tail burned.
The next morning, everybody awakes, but they notice that the wild Pokemon are missing. Team Rocket have stole them, so to defend, Jessie sends her Seviper and James his Cacnea. Seviper uses Poison Tail and Cacnea Pin Missile, but Pikachu evades. Pikachu uses Thunderbolt, but Brawly stops the attack, as the walls would be destroyed, so he sends Hariyama and it pounds Team Rocket, blasting them off.
Shauna challenges Ash one more time, to which Ash agrees. Meditite uses Focus Punch, but Pikachu waits and uses Quick Attack, but Meditite evades. Meditite uses Meditate, so Pikachu uses Quick Attack, but once more Meditite dodges. Meditite uses High Kick. Pikachu, as from Ash's orders, closes his eyes and feels Meditite arriving like a wave, so Pikachu dodges and uses Thunderbolt, defeating the Meditite.
Brawly is quite impressed by Ash's tactics, but turns on Shauna to see if she made progress. She did, but she needs more training, so Brawly will take her as an apprentice, even if will be hard. Ash demands a rematch, so Brawly will fight him, but on a lone island. However, the sea level is dropping, revealing a path to the island.
- Shauna says "Cowabunga", the catchphrase of Michelangelo from the 1980's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
- For a short while, Ash disappeared after Brawly mentioned the hurricane.
- Shauna was barefoot when she introduces herself, and later she was wearing shoes.
- Ash: "Stop it!"
Shauna: "You stop!"
- Ash: "Why won't you hold Brawly's hand?"
May: "Yeah, you're his girlfriend, aren't you?"
Shauna: "Ah!"
Brawly: "Girlfriend? What's that about?"
Shauna: "ALL RIGHT! I'm going to be someday!"
Everyone but Brawly gasps.
Brock: "So I take it you're not his top apprentice either."
Shauna is ashamed.
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