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The candidates that offer true change are never given an honest opportunity by the media (through how they are covered) because their agenda is often in direct contrast to what is best for the wealthiest 1%. [/QUOTE]
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We're stuck with mediocre (at best) candidates because the media glorifies unqualified naked emperors like Obama on the left, and absolutely eviscerates and destroys any candidate on the right (along with their families). Anyone smart enough to offer real solutions to America's problems is also smart enough to avoid it's political campaigning process like the plague.


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Justice Stephen Breyer: "This isn't a question of rewriting the statute. This is a question of renewing a statute that by and large has worked. if you have a statute that sunsets, you might say: 'I don't want it to sunset if it's worked, as long as the problem is still there to some degree.' That's the question of rationality. Isn't that what happened?"
Shelby County, Ala., lawyer Bert W. Rein: "If you base it on the findings of 1965. ... We had a huge problem at the first passage of the Voting Rights Act, and the court was tolerant of Congress' decision that it had not yet been cured. There were vestiges of discrimination. So when I look at those statistics today and look at what Alabama has in terms of black registration and turnout, there's no resemblance."
Justice Antonin Scalia, on extension of the Voting Rights Act: "Congress must have found that the situation was even clearer and the violations even more evident than originally, because originally the vote in the Senate, for example, was something like 79 to 18, and in the 2006 extension, it was 98 to nothing. It must have been even clearer in 2006 that these states were violating the Constitution. Do you think that's true?"
Justice Elena Kagan: "Well, that sounds like a good argument to me, Justice Scalia. It was clear to 98 senators, including every senator from a covered state, who decided that there was a continuing need for this piece of legislation."
Scalia: "Or decided that perhaps they'd better not vote against it, that there's nothing, that there's no -- none of their interests in voting against it."
Breyer: "I don't know what they're thinking exactly, but it seems to me one might reasonably think this: It's an old disease, it's gotten a lot better, a lot better, but it's still there. So if you had a remedy that really helped it work, but it wasn't totally over, wouldn't you keep that remedy?"
Solicitor General Donald B. Verrilli Jr.: "Everyone agrees that the significant progress that we've made is principally because of Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act. And it has always been true that only a tiny fraction of submissions result in objections."
Scalia: "You could always say, Oh, there has been improvement, but the only reason there has been improvement are these extraordinary procedures that deny the states sovereign powers which the Constitution preserves to them. So, since the only reason it's improved is because of these procedures, we must continue those procedures in perpetuity."
Justice Samuel Alito: "There is no question that the Voting Rights Act has done enormous good. It's one of the most successful statutes that Congress passed in the 20th century, and one could probably go farther than that. But when Congress decided to reauthorize it in 2006, why wasn't it incumbent on Congress under the congruence and proportionality standard to make a new determination of coverage? Maybe the whole country should be covered. Or maybe certain parts of the country should be covered based on a formula that is grounded in up-to-date statistics."
Justice Anthony Kennedy "If Congress is going to single out separate states by name, it should do it by name. If not, it should use criteria that are relevant ... and Congress just didn't have the time or the energy to do this; it just re-enacted it."
Verrilli: "I think the formula was rational and effective in 1965. The court upheld it then, it upheld it three more times after that."
Kennedy: "Well, the Marshall Plan was very good, too, the Morrill Act, the Northwest Ordinance, but times change."
Verrilli: "But the question is whether times had changed enough and whether the differential between the covered jurisdictions and the rest of the country had changed enough that Congress could confidently make the judgment that this was no longer needed."
Chief Justice John Roberts: "Is it the government's submission that the citizens in the South are more racist than citizens in the North?"
Verrilli: "It is not, and I do not know the answer to that, your honor."
Roberts: "Well, once you said it is not, and you don't know the answer to it."
Verrilli: "It's not our submission. As an objective matter, I don't know the answer to that question. But what I do know is that Congress had before it evidence that there was a continuing need based on Section 5 objections, based on the purpose-based character of those objections, based on the disparate Section 2 rate, based on the persistence of polarized voting, and based on a gigantic wealth of jurisdiction-specific and anecdotal evidence, that there was a continuing need."


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Druid couldn't AoE tank until Savage Defense was fixed. You basically had to have a Prot Paladin for the overwhelming majority of hT12 (pre-nerf). Many heroic T11 encounters drastically favoured one tank over another (Al'Akir for example).
Heroic Yor'Sahj was an overwhelming joke if you had a DK, but significantly more difficult if you didn't. Ultra, Blackhorn, Spine, and Madness were substantially easier if you had a Feral as your 2nd tank (pre 10% nerf). Warriors were by far the best option for Bloods on Spine. The existence of Divine Guardian forced them to include raid wide cooldowns for every other tank as a set bonus.
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National Parks in the Republic of Ireland and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty in Northern Ireland are some of the best places to see our wildlife showing off. They make some pretty playgrounds, too.
Take Glenveagh National Park in County Donegal, with over 16,000 hectares of wilderness streaked with lakes, rivers and a castle. Falcons, ravens, peregrines and the recently reintroduced Golden Eagles take to the skies watched by you and the resident deer, badgers and foxes.
County Antrim's Causeway Coast is another Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with 18 miles of crumbling coastline, cliffs, and the Unesco World Heritage Site of the Giant's Causeway.
The area is home to some charmingly named seabirds including guillemot, razorbill, kittiwake and fulmar – and if you keep your eyes peeled at the start of April around Rathlin Island, the puffins may come out to play, too.
Life is also thriving around the shoreline with shrimp and crab, while rare plant species include the pretty Blue Spring Squill and White Sea Campion.
Slip down the eastern coastline to Wexford Wildfowl Reserve's mudflats and islands, which house nearly half the world's population of Greenland white-fronted geese and over 190 species of waterfowl.
Connecting all of these counties and more are the island's rivers and lakes, which are bouncing below the surface with perch, trout, pike, bream and salmon; while the banks rustle with mink, voles, duck and geese going about their daily business.
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On the watery side of things, Fungie the Dolphin is still doing his thing in Dingle in County Kerry; while you can catch a ride from the North Irish Diver at Antrim's Ballylumford Harbour for some porpoise spotting.
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Oh, and along the coast, keep your eyes peeled for seals, dolphins, basking sharks and even the odd killer whale, as spotted off Donegal's Inishowen in recent months.
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We also can't resist mentioning our three Global Geoparks: areas recognised by Unesco for their exceptional geological heritage, and another reason our wildlife inhabitants are a pretty happy crew.
The Geoparks also tend to be gob-smackingly beautiful: The Marble Arch Caves Geopark spans from Counties Fermanagh to Cavan and includes cliffs, forests, labyrinthine caves and mountains; while County Waterford is home to the Copper Coast Geopark, an veritable outdoor geology museum reflecting environments that have developed over a whopping 460 million years.
Speaking of the ancient, right in the shadow of the pre-pyramid Newgrange is where you'll happen upon Brian McCann's Falconry and a host of feathered friends from peregrine falcons, golden eagles and the infinitely cosier owls. If you're looking for a bird's eye view…
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In this fourth and last part of my monad tutorial, I will write about monad transformers. I will deal with only one of them, but it's a start. I will also cover the probability monad, and how it can be extended using a monad transformer.
Basically, a monad transformer is a function that takes a monad argument and returns another monad. The returned monad is a variant of the one passed in to which some functionality has been added. The monad transformer defines that added functionality. Many of the common monads that I have presented before have monad transformer analogs that add the monad's functionality to another monad. This makes monads modular by permitting client code to assemble monad building blocks into a customized monad that is just right for the task at hand.
Consider two monads that I have discussed before: the maybe monad and the sequence monad. The maybe monad is for computations that can fail to produce a valid value, and return nil in that case. The sequence monad is for computations that return multiple results, in the form of monadic values that are sequences. A monad combining the two can take two forms: 1) computations yielding multiple results, any of which could be
nil indicating failure 2) computations yielding either a sequence of results or
nil in the case of failure. The more interesting combination is 1), because 2) is of little practical use: failure can be represented more easily and with no additional effort by returning an empty result sequence.
So how can we create a monad that puts the maybe monad functionality inside sequence monad values? Is there a way we can reuse the existing implementations of the maybe monad and the sequence monad? It turns out that this is not possible, but we can keep one and rewrite the other one as a monad transformer, which we can then apply to the sequence monad (or in fact some other monad) to get the desired result. To get the combination we want, we need to turn the maybe monad into a transformer and apply it to the sequence monad.
First, as a reminder, the definitions of the maybe and the sequence monads:
(defmonad maybe-m [m-zero nil m-result (fn [v] v) m-bind (fn [mv f] (if (nil? mv) nil (f mv))) m-plus (fn [& mvs] (first (drop-while nil? mvs))) ]) (defmonad sequence-m [m-result (fn [v] (list v)) m-bind (fn [mv f] (apply concat (map f mv))) m-zero (list) m-plus (fn [& mvs] (apply concat mvs)) ])
And now the definition of the maybe monad transformer:
(defn maybe-t [m] (monad [m-result (with-monad m m-result) m-bind (with-monad m (fn [mv f] (m-bind mv (fn [x] (if (nil? x) (m-result nil) (f x)))))) m-zero (with-monad m m-zero) m-plus (with-monad m m-plus) ]))
The real definition in clojure.algo.monads is a bit more complicated, and I will explain the differences later, but for now this basic version is good enough. The combined monad is constructed by
(def maybe-in-sequence-m (maybe-t sequence-m))
which is a straightforward function call, the result of which is a monad. Let's first look at what
m-result does. The
m-result of
maybe-m is the identity function, so we'd expect that our combined monad
m-result is just the one from
sequence-m. This is indeed the case, as
(with-monad m m-result) returns the
m-result function from monad
m. We see the same construct for
m-zero and
m-plus, meaning that all we need to understand is
The combined
m-bind calls the
m-bind of the base monad (
sequence-m in our case), but it modifies the function argument, i.e. the function that represents the rest of the computation. Before calling it, it first checks if its argument would
nil. If it isn't, the original function is called, meaning that the combined monad behaves just like the base monad as long as no computation ever returns
nil. If there is a
nil value, the maybe monad says that no further computation should take place and that the final result should immediately be
nil. However, we can't just return
nil, as we must return a valid monadic value in the combined monad (in our example, a sequence of possibly-
nil values). So we feed nil into the base monad's
m-result, which takes care of wrapping up
nil in the required data structure.
Let's see it in action:
(domonad maybe-in-sequence-m [x [1 2 nil 4] y [10 nil 30 40]] (+ x y))
The output is:
(11 nil 31 41 12 nil 32 42 nil 14 nil 34 44)
As expected, there are all the combinations of non-
nil values in both input sequences. However, it is surprising at first sight that there are four
nil entries. Shouldn't there be eight, resulting from the combinations of a
nil in one sequence with the four values in the other sequence?
To understand why there are four
nils, let's look again at how the
m-bind definition in
maybe-t handles them. At the top level, it will be called with the vector
[1 2 nil 4] as the monadic value. It hands this to the
m-bind of
sequence-m, which calls the
anonymous function in
m-bind four times, once for each element of the vector. For the three non-
nil values, no special treatment is added. For the one
nil value, the net result of the computation is
nil and the rest of the computation is never called. The
nil in the first input vector thus accounts for one
nil in the result, and the rest of the computation is called three times. Each of these three rounds produces then three valid results and one
nil. We thus have 3×3 valid results, 3×1
nil from the second vector, plus the one
nil from the first vector. That makes nine valid results and four
Is there a way to get all sixteen combinations, with all the possible
nil results in the result? Yes, but not using the
maybe-t transformer. You have to use the maybe and the sequence monads separately, for example like this:
(with-monad maybe-m (def maybe-+ (m-lift 2 +))) (domonad sequence-m [x [1 2 nil 4] y [10 nil 30 40]] (maybe-+ x y))
When you use
maybe-t, you always get the shortcutting behaviour seen above: as soon as there is a
nil, the total result is
nil and the rest of the computation is never executed. In most situations, that's what you want.
The combination of
maybe-t and
sequence-m is not so useful in practice because a much easier (and more efficient) way to handle invalid results is to remove them from the sequences before any further processing happens. But the example is simple and thus fine for explaining the basics. You are now ready for a more realistic example: the use of
maybe-t with the
probability distribution monad.
The probability distribution monad is made for working with finite probability distributions, i.e. probability distributions in which a finite set of values has a non-zero probability. Such a distribution is represented by a map from the values to their probabilities. The monad and various useful functions for working with finite distributions is defined in the
library clojure.contrib.probabilities.finite-distributions (NOTE: this module has not yet been migrated to the new Clojure contrib library set.).
A simple example of a finite distribution:
(use 'clojure.contrib.probabilities.finite-distributions) (def die (uniform #{1 2 3 4 5 6})) (prob odd? die)
This prints
1/2, the probability that throwing a single die yields an odd number. The value of
die is the probability distribution of the outcome of throwing a die:
{6 1/6, 5 1/6, 4 1/6, 3 1/6, 2 1/6, 1 1/6}
Suppose we throw the die twice and look at the sum of the two values. What is its probability distribution? That's where the monad comes in:
(domonad dist-m [d1 die d2 die] (+ d1 d2))
The result is:
{2 1/36, 3 1/18, 4 1/12, 5 1/9, 6 5/36, 7 1/6, 8 5/36, 9 1/9, 10 1/12, 11 1/18, 12 1/36}
You can read the above domonad block as 'draw a value from the distribution
die and call it
d1, draw a value from the distribution
die and call it
d2, then give me the distribution of
(+ d1 d2)'. This is a very simple example; in general, each distribution can depend on the values drawn from the preceding ones, thus creating the joint distribution of several variables. This approach is known as 'ancestral sampling'.
The monad
dist-m applies the basic rule of combining probabilities: if event A has probability p and event B has probability q, and if the events are independent (or at least uncorrelated), then the probability of the combined event (A and B) is p*q. Here is the definition of
(defmonad dist-m [m-result (fn [v] {v 1}) m-bind (fn [mv f] (letfn [(add-prob [dist [x p]] (assoc dist x (+ (get dist x 0) p)))] (reduce add-prob {} (for [[x p] mv [y q] (f x)] [y (* q p)])))) ])
As usually, the interesting stuff happens in
m-bind. Its first argument,
mv, is a map representing a probability distribution. Its second argument,
f, is a function representing the rest of the calculation. It is called for each possible value in the probability distribution in the
for form. This
for form iterates over both the possible values of the input distribution and the possible values of the distribution returned by
(f x), combining the probabilities by multiplication and putting them into the output distribution. This is done by reducing over the helper function
add-prob, which checks if the value is already present in the map, and if so, adds the probability to the previously obtained one. This is necessary because the samples from the
(f x) distribution can contain the same value more than once if they were obtained for different
For a more interesting example, let's consider the famous Monty Hall problem. In a game show, the player faces three doors. A prize is waiting for him behind one of them, but there is nothing behind the two other ones. If he picks the right door, he gets the prize. Up to there, the problem is simple: the probability of winning is 1/3.
But there is a twist. After the player makes his choice, the game host open one of the two other doors, which shows an empty space. He then asks the player if he wants to change his mind and choose the last remaining door instead of his initial choice. Is this a good strategy?
To make this a well-defined problem, we have to assume that the game host knows where the prize is and that he would not open the corresponding door. Then we can start coding:
(def doors #{:A :B :C}) (domonad dist-m [prize (uniform doors) choice (uniform doors)] (if (= choice prize) :win :loose))
Let's go through this step by step. First, we choose the prize door by drawing from a uniform distribution over the three doors
:B, and
:C. That represents what happens before the player comes in. Then the player's initial choice is made, drawing from the same distribution. Finally, we ask for the distribution of the outcome of the game, code>:win or
:loose. The answer is, unsurprisingly,
{:win 1/3, :loose 2/3}.
This covers the case in which the player does not accept the host's proposition to change his mind. If he does, the game becomes more complicated:
(domonad dist-m [prize (uniform doors) choice (uniform doors) opened (uniform (disj doors prize choice)) choice (uniform (disj doors opened choice))] (if (= choice prize) :win :loose))
The third step is the most interesting one: the game host opens a door which is neither the prize door nor the initial choice of the player. We model this by removing both prize and choice from the set of doors, and draw uniformly from the resulting set, which can have one or two elements depending on prize and choice. The player then changes his mind and chooses from the set of doors other than the open one and his initial choice. With the standard three-door game, that set has exactly one element, but the code above also works for a larger number of doors – try it out yourself!
Evaluating this piece of code yields
{:loose 1/3, :win 2/3}, indicating that the change-your-mind strategy is indeed the better one.
Back to the
maybe-t transformer. The finite-distribution library defines a second monad by
(def cond-dist-m (maybe-t dist-m))
This makes
nil a special value in distributions, which is used to represent events that we don't want to consider as possible ones. With the definitions of
maybe-t and
dist-m, you can guess how
nil values are propagated when distributions are combined: for any
nil value, the distributions that potentially depend on it are never evaluated, and the
nil value's probability is transferred entirely to the probability of
nil in the output distribution. But how does
nil ever get into a distribution? And, most of all, what is that good for?
Let's start with the last question. The goal of this
nil-containing distributions is to eliminate certain values. Once the final distribution is obtained, the
nil value is removed, and the remaining distribution is normalized to make the sum of the probabilities of the remaining values equal to one. This
nil-removal and normalization is performed by the utility function
normalize-cond. The
cond-dist-m monad is thus a sophisticated way to compute conditional probabilities, and in particular to facilitate Bayesian inference, which is an important technique in all kinds of data analysis.
As a first exercice, let's calculate a simple conditional probability from an input distribution and a predicate. The output distribution should contain only the values satisfying the predicate, but be normalized to one:
(defn cond-prob [pred dist] (normalize-cond (domonad cond-dist-m [v dist :when (pred v)] v))))
The important line is the one with the
:when condition. As I have explained in parts 1 and 2, the
domonad form becomes
(m-bind dist (fn [v] (if (pred v) (m-result v) m-zero)))
If you have been following carefully, you should complain now: with the definitions of
dist-m and
maybe-t I have given above,
cond-dist-m should not have any
m-zero! But as I said earlier, the
maybe-t shown here is a simplified version. The real one checks if the base monad has
m-zero, and if it hasn't, it substitutes its own, which is
(with-monad m (m-result nil)). Therefore the
m-zero of
cond-dist-m is
{nil 1}, the distribution whose only value is
The net effect of the
domonad form in this example is thus to keep all values that satisfy the predicate with their initial probabilities, but to transfer the probability of all values to
nil. The call to
normalize-cond then takes out the
nil and re-distributes its probability to the other values. Example:
(cond-prob odd? die) -> {5 1/3, 3 1/3, 1 1/3}
cond-dist-m monad really becomes interesting for Bayesian inference problems. Bayesian inference is technique for drawing conclusions from incomplete observations. It has a wide range of applications, from spam filters to weather forecasts. For an introduction to the technique and its mathematical basis, you can start with the Wikipedia article.
Here I will discuss a very simple inference problem and its solution in Clojure. Suppose someone has three dice, one with six faces, one with eight, and one with twelve. This person picks one die, throws it a few times, and gives us the numbers, but doesn't tell us which die it was. Given these observations, we would like to infer the probabilities for each of the three dice to have been picked. We start by defining a function that returns the distribution of a die with n faces:
(defn die-n [n] (uniform (range 1 (inc n))))
Next, we come to the core of Bayesian inference. One central ingredient is the probability for throwing a given number under the assumption that die X was used. We thus need the probability distributions for each of our three dice:
(def dice {:six (die-n 6) :eight (die-n 8 ) :twelve (die-n 12)})
The other central ingredient is a distribution representing our 'prior knowledge' about the chosen die. We actually know nothing at all, so each die has the same weight in this distribution:
(def prior (uniform (keys dice)))
Now we can write the inference function. It takes as input the prior-knowledge distribution and a number that was obtained from the die. It returns the a posteriori distribution that combines the prior information with the information from the observation.
(defn add-observation [prior observation] (normalize-cond (domonad cond-dist-m [die prior number (get dice die) :when (= number observation)] die)))
Let's look at the
domonad form. The first step picks one die according to the prior knowledge. The second line "throws" that die, obtaining a number. The third line eliminates the numbers that don't match the observation. And then we ask for the distribution of the die.
It is instructive to compare this function with the mathematical formula for Bayes' theorem, which is the basis of Bayesian inference. Bayes' theorem is P(H|E) = P(E|H) P(H) / P(E), where H stands for the hypothesis ("the die chosen was X") and E stands for the evidence ("the number thrown was N"). P(H) is the prior knowledge. The formula must be evaluated for a fixed value of E, which is the observation.
The first line of our
domonad form implements P(H), the second line implements P(E|H). These two lines together thus sample P(E, H) using ancestral sampling, as we have seen before. The
:when line represents the observation; we wish to apply Bayes' theorem for a fixed value of E. Once E has been fixed, P(E) is just a number, required for normalization. This is handled by
normalize-cond in our code.
Let's see what happens when we add a single observation:
(add-observation prior 1) -> {:twelve 2/9, :eight 1/3, :six 4/9}
We see that the highest probability is given to
:six, then
:eight, and finally
:twelve. This happens because 1 is a possible value for all dice, but it is more probable as a result of throwing a six-faced die (1/6) than as a result of throwing an eight-faced die (1/8) or a twelve-faced die (1/12). The observation thus favours a die with a small number of faces.
If we have three observations, we can call add-observation repeatedly:
(-> prior (add-observation 1) (add-observation 3) (add-observation 7)) -> {:twelve 8/35, :eight 27/35}
Now we see that the candidate
:six has disappeared. In fact, the observed value of 7 rules it out completely. Moreover, the observed numbers strongly favour
:eight over
:twelve, which is again due to the preference for the smallest possible die in the game.
This inference problem is very similar to how a spam filter works. In that case, the three dice are replaced by the choices
:spam or
:no-spam. For each of them, we have a distribution of words, obtained by analyzing large quantities of e-mail messages. The function add-observation is strictly the same, we'd just pick different variable names. And then we'd call it for each word in the message we wish to evaluate, starting from a prior distribution defined by the total number of
:spam and
:no-spam messages in our database.
To end this introduction to monad transformers, I will explain the
m-zero problem in
maybe-t. As you know, the maybe monad has an
m-zero definition (
nil) and an
m-plus definition, and those two can be carried over into a monad created by applying
maybe-t to some base monad. This is what we have seen in the case of
cond-dist-m. However, the base monad might have its own
m-zero and
m-plus, as we have seen in the case of
sequence-m. Which set of definitions should the combined monad have? Only the user of
maybe-t can make that decision, so
maybe-t has an optional parameter for this (see its documentation for the details). The only clear case is a base monad without
m-zero and
m-plus; in that case, nothing is lost if
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He beats everyone in Akatsuki except Obito, Itachi and Pain. He has a chance against Itachi and Nagato though
Kakashi would only lose against Itachi, Tobi, Pain, Kisame, and Kakuzu
Kakashi would beat Deidara Very Hard Difficulty
Kakashi would beat Sasori Very Hard Difficulty
Kakashi would beat Konan Mid Difficulty
Kakashi would beat Hidan Mid Difficulty
Kakashi would beat Zetsu Easy Difficulty
Kakashi beat's 50% of Akatsuki
Last edited by kam; 10-06-2012 at 07:44 PM.
all except tobi nagato and itachi
Originally Posted by amthonizzle
Do you guys think current kakashi can solo any of the past or present members of akatsuki? Whenever he's fought any of them, he's had some sort of backup. Like with itachi and kisame he had gai, asuma, and kurenai. With kakuzu he had team 10 and naruto. And with deidara he had naruto's help. What you think?
He can beat all akatsuki except nagato and tobi . itachi it s a 50/50
and if it s MS obito and kakashi with knowledge would win because he has his weakness wich is kamui
It would be more appropriate to ask "Which akatsuki can beat Kakashi?" because Kakashi can actually beat almost all of them.
Originally Posted by ezequielosses
kakashi > deidara
kakashi > kakuzu
kakashi> sasori
kakashi> hidan
kakashi> zetsu
kakashi> konan
he can't beat pain, itachi, kisame or obito
tobi, itachi and the paths of nagato definetly not.
kisame might win
kakuzu if he decides to use the masks fro the beginning i doubt kakashi can win
sasori is debatable because of the 1000 puppets thing
the rest kakashi win.
:sy: Most of these people underrate Kakashi way to much smh. He has a great chance of beating all of them except for Tobi and Nagato
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Sepia Saturday 219 : 15 March 2014
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- tony said...
I'm first!:)
- 12 March 2014 23:12
- B. Rogers, Living in Black Mountain said...
The dome is my interest...(sorry folks, if you have "word verification" on your comments, I just won't put myself through that, so my words of wisdom are not going to be shared there.)
- 13 March 2014 12:52
- ScotSue said...
Underneath the arches for me this week.
- 13 March 2014 13:52
- Little Nell said...
Two pleasure domes for you.
Barb, I think word verification has almost been eradicted after a polite request from me. Most people don't know they have it switched on.
- 13 March 2014 18:29
- Brett Payne said...
I don't have any domes this week, but plenty of photographic interest, I'm sure.
My pet peeve is those who don't bother to leave a comment after reading my contribution. You may well have visited but if you don't leave a comment, I won't know. These comments are important feedback for most of us - it's what keeps us going week after week - so please make the effort.
- 13 March 2014 21:39
- La Nightingail said...
I've been beneath every dome depicted in my post - except the Calif. State Capitol Bldg. But my daughter's been there, so that counts.
- 13 March 2014 22:43
- luvlinens said...
Domes are awesome!
- 13 March 2014 23:38
- Postcardy said...
I have postcards of the Minnesota State Capitol.
- 14 March 2014 00:25
- Wendy said...
My beautiful college campus -- the freshman experience
- 14 March 2014 11:06
- genepenn said...
I really do enjoy seeing how other people attack the themes - all so different and all with a story to tell of faraway places.
- 14 March 2014 11:39
- Colleen G. Brown Pasquale said...
Nature's Dome; or at least a Half Dome.
- 14 March 2014 12:31
- La Nightingail said...
Alan, I think we ought to have an "Open Addendum" Sepia prompt for things we forgot & left out of past posts. I've noticed lately some of us forgetting to include things in our orig. posts so we either add on to the orig. post after we've already posted it, or post a separate addendum. I know, myself, I've added forgotten things to the following week's post. An "Open Addendum" prompt, then, would allow everyone to 'catch up' by posting the things they forgot to include in past posts? Of course there should maybe be a time limit - but maybe not? It's an idea anyway.
- 14 March 2014 18:27
- Doug Peabody said...
Shhhhh! Please people, I'm trying to read!
- 14 March 2014 21:15
- Alex Daw said...
A bit all over the shop I'm afraid. Someone might be able to pick up a pattern....
- 14 March 2014 21:17
- Mike Brubaker said...
This theme defeats me, so I'm off topic with a photo that connects to my post from last week.
- 14 March 2014 21:51
- Colleen G. Brown Pasquale said...
If you require Google+ for comments I cannot post a comment. Sorry. I am not a member & don't want to share private info to sign up. :(
- 14 March 2014 21:57
- irisheyes jennifer said...
Thanks for the inspiration. My post is entitled 'Within this plain facade'. What you see on the outside may not always be a reflection on what you see on the inside.
- 15 March 2014 01:13
- Howard said...
As usual, way off topic from me
- 15 March 2014 01:36
- Tattered and Lost said...
Not on theme, but colorful. Sadly colorful.
- 15 March 2014 06:06
- savethephotos said...
Popping in, been away,off topic. Im reposting a previous blog that has an update to it.
- 15 March 2014 09:52
- Dakota Boo said...
It's been a while (again) but I'm back, and have picked out domes as my theme this week.
- 15 March 2014 14:32
- Karen S. said...
Wendy's dome theme struck this interesting tale for me.
- 15 March 2014 16:47
- Kristin said...
Pictures of the amazing Detroit Main Library murals and grand staircase plus some of my memories.
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I would consider Botox under one condition. They are saying a benefit is for pain. I avoid shots in general, but pain does have me reconsider. I do agree certain foods and not smoking help. And, I am taking note that I need to keep using my products longer to see results.
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sounds like botox is still better, cause it has long-lasting effects, and is probably cheaper than buying all of these... also, the products that give "instant results" are as good as plain primers that just even skin out while you're wearing them.... they don't really solve any problems.
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In the aforementioned video she didn't even try a 3A, and the 3F was popped again, just like she did in the actual competition. Also, though her 2A was good it wasn't great like the one she did in the actual competition, which was almost overrotated!
I think it has to do with nerves, as she tends to have more nerves for competitions that are NOT held in Japan. In Japan she always does well, not so elsewhere. Hopefully she can turn that around in the FS.
What's truly sad is that the international judges have been basically telling her that they like it when she presents a well-rounded program like she did at 2007 & 2008 Worlds. Seven triples, all different, with a couple of 3/3 combos. thrown in for good measure. But, no, Mao insists on putting in the 3A, in both the SP & LP.
Still, I have to hand it to her, she skates her heart & doesn't deviate from her plan. And alas it is she that is skating & taking all the risks, not me, and I respect her decision. In the end of the day, she can hold her head high.
But that said, I have to question Mao's reasoning about the Olympics. From the beginning she has stated that her mind is on Sochi 2014, not so much this Olympics. I think this is the crux of all her problems, take one competition at a time, how does she even know she will make it to the 2014 Olympiad? Maybe this is her way to take the pressure off herself, one just has to wonder...
Hmm, you have a point, but like I said before she may not even make it to the next Olympiad (e.g. Yukari Nakano). Anything can happen, she may get injured, lose ALL of her jumps, be outjumped & outclassed by another young sprite coming up in the ranks (e.g. what happened to Sasha Cohen at 2010 US Nationals).
But as I said from the beginning, I loooooooooove Mao's gutsiness/fearlessness/riskiness/no holds barred skating, which is why I am a fan of her & Evgeni Plushenko!!!!
That's what I like to hear!
I'm pretty sure that akiko will be the gold medalist here.
I think mao will medal too but not sure silvere/bronze.
I think Mao's Sochi hopes should be pretty small right now. As she gets older jumping will only become more difficult. I think that if she was going to win a OGM she would have won in 2006, when she was denied the right to go.
Yu-na might still be around in 2014 or might come back for it. There will be lots of other girls to contened with, who knows, maybe Gao and Mirai will be two of them. If Mao loses the triple axel (which has pretty much happened now) she was nothing. Her PCS aren't high anymore, and rightly so. Her SP at 4CC just looked like skating from element to element.
If Mao does not win here, that could be a good thing for her. It will show her that she needs to make changes. I hope she does turn herself around in time for Vancouver. I won't be interested in the ladies' event unless it's a tight contest. I have no intention of watching a coronation.


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The perfect combination of casual and chic, the lounge is great for lunch or cocktails. 10 months of the year the glass doors of this room can be opened to the street. Come sip a glass of wine and watch the world go by.
A intimate one of a kind space surrounded by a selection bottles from Piacere's award-winning wine library. This is the ideal room for an anniversary, birthday, intimate wine tasting, or other special occasion. Many customers like to treat clients or colleagues to an evening in this room!
This room can centerpiece a "farmhouse" table ideal as a head table. Equipped with an 8' projections screen, wireless internet and microphone it is the ideal room for large gatherings, presentations, meetings, wedding receptions, and the like. Beautiful wooden doors can divide the room for further flexibility.
A classy, contemporary and inviting room adorned with a marble fireplace. Can be combined with the Wine Room to seat up to 60 guests
A sophisticated room with a view of the wine cellar, and great natural light int he daytime. It is our most traditional room. Can be combined with the Fireplace room to seat up to 60 guests and add the warmth of the fireplace.


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La Cheetah Club
La Cheetah Club, 73 Queen Street Queen Street, Glasgow, G1 3BZ
Alternative / Clubbing / Nightclub / Party / Student
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La Cheetah Club, 73 Queen Street Queen Street, Glasgow, G1 3BZ
Alternative / Clubbing / Nightclub / Party / Student
Glasgow's Sub Club is arguably Scotland's most famous electronic music venue. First opened in April 1987, the Jamaica Street club has been home to residents Harri & Domenic's Subculture party since 1994, and famously hosted JD Twitch and JG Wilkes' Optimo (Espacio) event every Sunday from 1997 to 2010. Sub Club was also an early home to Glasgow techno favourites Slam. In 2006 the club installed one of the UK's largest bodysonic dance floors. More recently promoters such as Numbers and Sensu have been regulars at the venue. House, techno, electro, disco, bass music and many other genres are regularly found there.
Sub Club, 22 Jamaica Street, Glasgow, G1 4QD
Clubbing / Nightclub
In 1991, former Arches Artistic Director Andy Arnold realised the potential of the cavernous space underneath Glasgow's Central Station and received the keys to the space from British Rail. Twenty one years on, the Arches has become one of Europe's leading cultural venues, playing host to some of Britain's biggest club nights, an eclectic range of gigs and exciting new theatre, performance and visual art. People often drop in for lunch or a drink in the café bar and end up staying for the rest of the evening – catching a band, taking in some experimental theatre, or meeting up with friends before heading to the dancefloor.
The Arches, 253 Argyle Street, Glasgow, G2 8DL
Clubbing / Concert / Nightclub
Glasgow Revolution is situated in the heart of the city centre, within walking distance of both Queen Street and Glasgow Central train stations. Revolution was the first vodka bar in this busy city and has maintained a high quality clientele of young professionals, shoppers and pre-clubbers. With a capacity of 220, it's cosy size works to create a great atmosphere day or night!
Revolution, Renfield Street, Glasgow, G2 1LF
Bar / Casual / Clubbing / Nightclub / Party / Pub / Student
The Living Room Glasgow is a cool and contemporary restaurant and piano bar ideally located in the business district of Glasgow; the venue's elegant interior sits comfortably in a city so well reputed for its fashion and style.
The Living Room, 150 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow, G2 5NE
Bar / Live / Live Music
Glasgow's favourite live sport and party venue - 7 days a week! Come down and grab some tucker, enjoy a Super-chilled pint and watch every game on our massive H.D screen!
Walkabout, 128 Renfield Street, Glasgow, G2 3AL
Bar / Party / Pub
Tucked away in a basement just off Sauchiehall Street, we dish out all the good times for all you alternative Alternatives. A cafe bar in the day serving up a fully tasty, fully vegan menu, we become a delightful boozer and club in the evening time. Tasty bar snacks are plated up right to 10pm. Kitted out like inside of a flat rather than your average slick city centre hot spot, The Duck is better than your house really. The lovable Kitchen Bar offers up a home away from home with cheap drinks, board games, and a Mega Drive (games include the classic Streets of Rage, Mortal Kombat, Alex The Kid, Sonic The Hedgehog…). We are also home to some of the best club nights in Glasgow with rare gems such as Houndin' The Streets, Lock Up Your Daughters, Common People, and The Freakbeats Club.
The Flying Duck Bar and Nightclub, Renfield Street, Glasgow, G2 3AU
Alternative / Clubbing / Live Music / Lounge / Nightclub / Pub / Student
Saint Jude's, 190 Bath St Bath Street, Glasgow, G2 4HG
Clubbing / Nightclub
O2 ABC Glasgow is spread over four floors incorporating two live music and club spaces and four bars. The venue launched as a concert venue in June 2005, with live music from Roddy Frame and the Trashcan Sinatras, following an extensive £2m conversion.
O2 ABC Glasgow, 300 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, G2 3JA
Concert / Live / Live Music
The Biggest And Best Nights In Glasgow. Two Floors, Four Bars And You! Resident DJ's plus Special Guest, Main Hall Playing The Best Mix Of Cheese And Chart Hits. The Loft With The Best Mix Of RNB And Hip-Hop.
The Shed, 26 Langside ave, Glasgow, G41 2QS
Bar / Casual / Clubbing / Nightclub


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Grazia Daily is at Milan Fashion Week to bring you all the catwalk, backstage AND front row action from the Spring Summer 2013 shows. The team have been to the Versus presentation where Beth Ditto brought the house down with a surprise performance. They also enjoyed an appointment at Gucci HQ where snake print booties and beaded gowns were on display, as well as a look at Jimmy Choo's new collection which included gypsy tasselled boots and a nod to the floral trend. Of course, there was still time to munch on some macaron at Gianvito Rossi. Well it would be rude not to!
Insider Eye At Milan Fashion Week Day Three: Beth Ditto At Versus And Jimmy Choo Florals
GALLERY >> Insider Eye At Milan Fashion Week (Check out the primary colours 60's style at #versus #mfw)
Grazia LOVES Beth Ditto! Bringing down the house at Versus #mfw
Christopher Kane and Donatella Versace take their bow after the fab Versus show
How cute is this daisy adorned bike? Very on trend if Milan's s/s 13 shows are to go by! #mfw
Serious shivers up our spines at FENDI. Breathtakingly beautiful #mfw
Sugar rush anyone? Yummy sweeties at Gianvito Rossi #mfw
Stiff wide skirts with crisp white at Jil Sander #mfw
Perfection! Jil Sander's finale #mfw
Gladiator chic at Jimmy Choo #mfw
Rope ties and silk tassels - Jimmy Choo goes gypsy chic for Spring 13 #mfw
Jimmy Choo does florals #mfw
Statement snake print @Gucci #mfw
Such a cool smokey lucite clutch @Gucci #mfw
Incredible coral beading on Gucci gown #mfw
Gucci's snake print bootie, love #mfw
Chic reception area at Gucci's Milan HQ #mfw
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