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The Green Bay Packers are one of the NFL's oldest and most storied franchises. Founded in 1919, they have won an NFL-best 12 world championships in their history. Trace the high and low moments of the Packers' past here with USA TODAY.
Curly Lambeau founded the Packers with George Calhoun in 1919 before later playing for the team and coaching it to six NFL championships. Immortalized outside the stadium that bears his name with this statue, Lambeau was a charter member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1963. The Packers took their name from the Indian Packing Company that Lambeau worked for at the time of the team's founding.
The Packers, who play their home games at Lambeau Field, are the only publicly-owned major sports franchise in America and they play in the smallest TV market of any pro sports team. They have become one of the nation's most popular teams, however, with an NFL-high 21 Hall of Famers.
Receiver Don Hutson became one of the Packers' first great players in his 11-year career during which the team won three titles. Even before NFL offenses became focused on passing, Hutson led the league in receptions eight times -- including with 74 in 1942. He retired with 18 NFL records before enshrinement in the Hall of Fame. NFL Network named him the ninth-best player in league history in a 2010 panel.
On Sept. 29, 1957, the Packers dedicated the facility that would become known as Lambeau Field (shown at the 2010 home opener). Now regarded as one of America's most beloved sports theaters, only Fenway Park and Wrigley Field have been in use longer. Lambeau became an intimidating venue for opponents when the Packers would win five NFL titles over the next decade.
The Packers' fortunes changed in 1959 with the arrival of Vince Lombardi as head coach. The team ended years of losing with a 7-5 performance in his first season and would go on to win five titles during his nine-year tenure. Lombardi went 98-30-4 with Green Bay, including 9-1 in the playoffs, and became synonymous both with the Packers franchise and with the standard of excellence in the NFL.
Vince Lombardi built a team that included several Hall of Famers, including LB Ray Nitschke. Between 1960 and 1967, the Packers never finished worse than second place.
QB Bart Starr and Vince Lombardi's Packers defeated the Dallas Cowboys 27-17 in one of the NFL's most famous games, the "Ice Bowl," at the end of the 1967 season. It marked their third straight NFL title and was played at Lambeau Field in conditions that included a minus-13 degree temperature and a wind-chill factor of minus-46.
Vince Lombardi retired as Packers coach in 1968 after leading the team to victories in the first two Super Bowls. He remained as the team's general manager for one more season, and the NFL eventually named the Super Bowl trophy in his honor.
The Packers struggled after Vince Lombardi left. Coach Dan Devine (shown coaching Notre Dame in 1978) would lead the team to its only playoff spot (excluding strike seasons) in the 25 years after Lombardi's departure in 1972.
Running back John Brockington was a rare bright spot for the Packers in the 1970s. He became the first NFL running back to rush for 1,000 in his first three seasons from 1971-1973.
Bart Starr, who retired in 1971, would trade in his helmet in 1975 and begin a nine-year stretch as the Packers' head coach. But Starr couldn't lift the team and went 52-76-3 with a lone playoff berth coming in the strike-adjusted season of 1982.
The Packers' renaissance began in 1992 when Mike Holmgren took over as head coach. He began the season with veteran Don Majkowski as his QB, but when Majkowski suffered an injury on Sept. 13, 1992 ...
... Brett Favre took over as the Packers QB. He and Mike Holmgren would transform the Packers into one of the NFL's premier franchises again. And Favre would make every start for the Packers until leaving the team after the 2007 season.
Sterling Sharpe also played a role in the Packers' renaissance. He caught 108 passes in 1992 and 112 the next season before a neck injury ended his career at the age of 29 after the 1994 season.
Brett Favre led the Packers to their first Super Bowl victory in 29 years with a 35-21 win against the New England Patriots after the 1996 season.
Demond Howard's 99-yard kickoff return for a touchdown was the key play in the Packers' Super Bowl XXXI win against the Patriots and became etched in Super Bowl lore.
As important as Brett Favre was to the Packers' 1990s success, the signing of Reggie White -- the minister of defense -- in 1993 also helped turn the team into a champion. White collected 68.5 sacks in six seasons with Green Bay before being enshrined in the Hall of Fame.
The Packers returned to Super Bowl XXXII a year after their title, but Brett Favre's team fell to John Elway and the Denver Broncos 31-24.
Mike Holmgren left the Packers after the 1998 season with a 75-37 record. His nine postseason wins equalled Vince Lombardi for most in franchise history.
Brett Favre became the symbol of the Packers over his 16 years with the team. Favre re-wrote the team's and the league's record books en route to three MVP awards. He also had some memorable TV moments, such as the night in Oakland when he played following the death of his father.
The Lambeau Leap, one of the NFL's most famous touchdown celebrations, was developed in 1993 by former Packers DB LeRoy Butler. Since then, Packers players have delighted fans with trips into the stands to celebrate scores.
The Packers fortified their future in 2005 when they chose QB Aaron Rodgers in the first round of the draft. Rodgers saw little action in his first three seasons, but became the Packers' QB of the future when Brett Favre announced his retirement in early 2008.
The Packers returned to the NFC championship game in the 2007 season, but lost 23-20 in overtime to the New York Giants. The game, with a minus-1 temperature and minus-23 wind chill, was the third-coldest in NFL history.
Brett Favre announced his retirement from the Packers in March 2008. But by July he would change his mind and force the Packers to trade their iconic QB, only to see him return to play for the rival Minnesota Vikings in 2009.
Brett Favre's decision to end his brief retirement led to an uncomfortable training camp in 2008 with the team committing to Aaron Rodgers as his replacement. Fans chose sides before Favre's eventual trade to the New York Jets.
In 2009, Brett Favre returned to Lambeau Field wearing the purple of the hated Minnesota Vikings. Favre beat his former team twice that season, en route to a berth in the NFC title game while the Packers lost in an NFC wild-card game.
Aaron Rodgers got his first win against Brett Favre when the Vikings returned to Lambeau Field in October 2010. The Packers defeated Favre twice in 2010 en route to a berth in Super Bowl XLV.
Aaron Rodgers emerged as one of the NFL's best quarterbacks in 2010 when he led the Packers to a second straight wild-card berth and a spot in the Super Bowl. He finished the season with 3,922 passing yards, 28 TDs, 11 INTs and a passer rating of 101.2.
The Packers defeated the Chicago Bears in the NFC title game after the 2010 season to reach Super Bowl XLV. It marked their first return to the NFL title game in 13 years.
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To Golden's credit, the school did not inform him of any NCAA investigation when he was hired even though the school had such information at the time. However, Golden has seen mixed success on the field (a 4-4 record and an early exit out of the ACC race ain't much to brag about), he has been credited for handling the situation with gravitas. Until now that is.
Senior says that Golden, who is under a five-year contract worth somewhere around $10 million, is not happy about the situation.
"I've got the feeling they'll [Miami] do the right thing," Senior told CBS.
"We'll evaluate all options," Senior continued. "You only have so many bites at the apple."
"We've got to get sort of a feel for what the NCAA implications might be. Those kind of things may take a fairly long time ... [You] certainly expect that something is going to come down. It certainly can debilitate a program at least a couple of years."
That's sort of a scary quote. If Senior thinks that the sanctions could be crippling, its fair to say that Golden, who is in a position to have an idea of whats happening, thinks so to. And to a Canes fan, that's not comforting.
Senior however adds that no contract renegotiations will be made until after the season, and indicated that the school came to Golden about the possibility of new contract talks.
"He takes it as another challenge," Senior says. "I know he was teed off. He had come there with great aspirations, the way recruiting class was shaping up. He likes to coach football and likes to lead young men. This is something he shouldn't have had to deal with and should have been made aware of. It was tough. You get distractions you don't need. To compete at that level, is tough enough. You don't need one hand tied behind our back."
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There are three 80-level mid-range models with similar specs: the SD80, TM80, and HS80. The SD80, which we reviewed, has no on-board memory and requires an SD/SDHC/SDXC card. The TM80 is the same size as the compact SD80 and weighs 0.01 lbs more while sporting 16GB of on-board memory. The HS80 is slightly chunkier, weighs 0.15 lbs more than the SD80, and features a 120GB HDD.
The TM80 costs $499.99 at launch, while the HS80 costs $449.95, and the SD80 costs $399.99.
I prefer camcorders with little or no on-board storage because they are less expensive, lighter and compact. One accidental drop can break an HDD and corrupt any footage stored on it. However, shooting performance and output should be the same across all units in a line.
This is something you'll definitely notice when handling the SD80. It's on the smaller-end of the mid-range scale and feather-light. It measures 2.02 x 2.32 x 4.29 inches and weighs less than half a pound. Much of this is no doubt due to the all-plastic build that might turn off some users who prefer a more rugged and slightly heavier model with aluminum or brushed metal body sections.
There is always a tradeoff between rugged and lightweight, and while the SD80 is certainly on the lighter end of the spectrum, it still has a quality build. It survived two days of skiing in my backpack and a handful of spills on the mountain. I also gave it a few hearty squeezes to test its durability, and never did I hear or feel a creak or crack.
That said, the SD80 wasn't built for adventure, and I don't recommend mounting it to a helmet or handlebars for your next mountain biking excursion.
The Panasonic SD80 has a very typical camcorder design. On the face sits the 33.7mm lens and manual lens cover, video/photo light, and onboard microphone. On the back are the mode switch, record light, record button, and removable battery.
Looking at it from the back, the Velcro handgrip, manual lens cover switch, and DC input are on the right.
The 2.7-inch touchscreen LCD (230,400 pixels) flips out from the left side.
Hidden behind the flip-out LCD are the internal speaker, USB terminal, Intelligent Auto/manual toggle button, optical image stabilizer button, power button, HDMI out, AV multi-out (Panasonic proprietary connection), and battery release lever.
On top of the SD80 are the zoom lever and photo button. On the bottom are the SD card slot and tripod receptacle.
Ergonomics and Controls
The SD80 has a layout similar to the SDX1, which I reviewed previously. Just as with the SDX1, everything is spaced accordingly. Errant button presses were never an issue, and I loved having quick access to dummy mode (Intelligent Auto) and OIS.
Unfortunately, just like the SDX1, the SD80 has a 2.7-inch display, which is entirely too small for touch controls. The SD80 has a relatively deep menu system and a handful of manual picture controls that are all accessed and managed through the display via touch. Though responsive, the monitor is simply too small, which makes finger operation clumsy and awkward. Panasonic packs a small stylus for pinpoint selecting, which helps, provided you remember to bring the stylus along with you. But I'd rather see the display bumped up to 3.0-inches, even if it means added bulk and weight.
Given that the SD80 is what it is -- perfectly palm-sized and extremely light -- I could probably shoot with it all day without my hand or arm cramping up.
Menus and Modes
Accessing the menu is as simple as tapping the icon on the SD80 display. The user interface doesn't deviate from Panasonic's typical setup, and menu items are nicely broken down into video, stills, and camera setup submenus. The SD80 also has an information icon that when pressed explains each setting in layman's terms, which is extremely helpful for those unfamiliar with camcorder menu jargon.
Users wishing to skip the menu can get by with Panasonic's Intelligent Auto, which does an excellent job of choosing the correct white balance, shutter speed, and scene mode. However, those diving into the manual settings will find plenty to tweak.
From the video submenu, the SD80 offers:
Many of the video modes carry over for stills, but there are some dedicated still features, including:
When the SD80 is set to manual, users can control the following:
Finally, there are many other shooting features available, including but not limited to smile shot, video/photo light, shooting guidelines, tele macro mode, soft skin mode, and red eye reduction.
I have no problems monitoring action or composing a shot on a 2.7-inch display, but I will reiterate that I think it's much too small for touch controls – especially manual touch controls that require a degree of precision.
Panasonic probably realizes this too, which is why they pack in a small stylus to help menu navigation. But as it is small and plastic, it's easy to lose, and it doesn't solve the underlying problem that the display is too small. I think three inches in the minimum for a touchscreen, and rival Sony has embraced that size as the minimum on its new Handycams.
It's not all bad though. The display looks great with a fine amount of detail, which admittedly a larger screen would compromise, and users can tweak the monitor's color and brightness for shooting in bright places.
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Adam Mickiewicz Junior Secondary School No 2 in Krakow short history
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The building of our school is one of the oldest and most beautiful ones in Krakow. The city school was created in 1892 and it has been called the Adam Mickiewicz one ever since. (Adam Mickiewicz was a prime representative of the Polish Romantic period, one of the Polish Three Bards and considered the greatest poet in all Polish literature). It used to be a Primary School No 13, in 1999 it was turned into a Group of Comprehensive Schools No 22, while in 2004 it became an independent Junior Secondary School No 2 (Gimnazjum nr 2).
The street name where the school is situated, primarily called Studencka, was also changed several times. Now it is called Studencka again and the building number has always been the lucky 13.
The neogothic shape of the school building resembles a fortress and is undoubtedly the most beautiful building of that kind in Krakow. The special brick facade of the building has been delighting the experts of 19th century applied architecture. Thanks to the National Monument Protection Fund and the Krakow Urban Borough the building has regained its splendour and has been displayed as an example at numerous specialist conferences.
Nowadays the school accommodates over 500 students, there are 18 classes, 6 ones in each year with about 30 students per class. There are around 50 fully qualified teachers, a pedagogue, administration staff, a librarian, a nurse and 2 cooks in the school canteen. Apart from classrooms there is a modern gymnasium, a computer lab and a library.
Particular classes specialize in Maths or Physics, Humanities and Nature. There is also a special Bridge class and a Spanish one.
All students learn English and they choose Spanish, German or French as an obligatory additional foreign language.
The school has an excellent reputation and prides in its students splendid final exam results and in record numbers of contest winners.
About my school
My school is Adam Mickiewicz's Gimnazjum number 2 in Cracow. I have been learning here for more than 2 years so I know my school a little bit.
The school is situated in a an old brick building in the city center. It has got three floors with at least 7 classrooms on each one.
School's life is very actively going on in the cellars. We have a snack bar underground, which is a meeting place for pupils and the locked cases for our private belongings. Sometimes there are also lessons. As you can imagine it is always a crowded place, especially during the school breaks.
Our library, a gym and teachers' room are on the ground floor and a lot of classrooms on this and two other floors.
I like the fact that breaks are signaled by two rings. With the first 5 minutes ring before the end of a lesson teachers know that it is time to tell us about homework. At least 30 pupils in each classroom are very happy that a lesson is coming to an end at this point. With such a number of students teachers have to work hard to make us quiet.
I like my school and its atmosphere. I can recommend it to everyone who wants to study in a friendly atmosphere.
Ola Konarska
About our school
Dear Alex,
As you know from my previous letter I live in Krakow and I study here.
I go to the third class of junior high school. My school is located at Studencka Street, in the centre of Krakow.
This school is one of the best junior high schools in Krakow. Our teachers precisely prepare pupils to many subject competitions.
Each year classes of variously profiles are created for teenagers who are especially interested in some school subjects.
We can show off laureates in contests in different branches of education.
The teachers also arrange trips and many outgoings to the cinema or theatre.
In our school we celebrate many national holidays. Pupils organise sports toutnaments and school shows.
Unfotunately, my school has one disadventage. There aren't enough classrooms so pupils start their lessons in the afternoon.
In spite of this drawback I don't want to change my school.
Could you describe your school and its good and bad sides in your next letter?
Best wishes,
About our school
Dear Tom,
My school is very cool! It's located on Studencka Street near Jagiellonian University almost in the centre of Krakow so sometimes we go to the restaurants for a dinner. At my school almost everyone has his own locker where he can keep a jacket and shoes. My school isn't big but we feel better in a small building. There's a small canteene, where you can buy dinner or just Cola. There's a queue all the time.
We have only one gym but in summer we go outside to Jordan's Park.
Our teachers are demanding but on the other hand they are patient and helpful. Some of them are really experienced and talented and teach us in an easy way. Unfortunately, they are often changed.
I think that everyone in my class is happy in this school. I can recommend it to all students.
Best wishes,
Peter ;)
About school
Dear Michael,
My name is Luke and I live in Cracow. I want to tell you something about my school called Gimnazjum number 2' named after Adam Mickiewicz.
I should say that my school is super. I've got extra classmates and very good teachers but I can't do that.
Unfortunately, each school has some disavantages.
My school is placed in a hundred year old building. I think indoors of our school isn't very beautiful and representative. We've got seventeen classrooms, a small gym , poorly equiped computer room and buffet with some sweets, crisps and drinks.
I think our teachers are very good at teaching but some of them are too strict. Our principal Mrs Gabriela Olszowska has incredible respect from all pupils. Most of students in my school are calm but I think some of them are rather boring but at least we haven't got any problems with school crime.
I hope you will write to me soon,
your Lucas
Łukasz Zdebski
About school
Dear Karol,
How are you? Sorry I haven't written for so long, but I was very busy.
In your last letter you have described me your school so now I would like to present mine.
My secondary school is situated in the center of Cracow near the market square. It is an old building which has two floors, a backyard and a cellar in which there is the buffet called Joga.
My school has many advantages and disadvantages like:
- it has a very high level of education,
- teachers are demanding but they're trying to do their best,
- the school and the gym are too small and corridors are narrow,
- there are too many tests,
- classrooms are rather small and not well equipped,
- the schedule is badly constructed.
Best wishes,
My school
Hi, I'm Paweł, currently in the third grade with extended English. I am a student at Gimnazjum 2, which is located in Krakow, in southern Poland, and called after one of three Polish national bards Adam Mickiewicz.
In every grade, there are six classes. The first three of them give students an extended program of studies in a particular subject for example Maths or Biology and the other ones provide more advanced language lessons like English, German or French.
In my school we don't have to wear any uniforms well at least the third grade students. A dress code is quite strict, no dyed hair, flashy colours or piercings. Only light make-up and some jewellery are allowed but using mobile phones and music players during the classes is completely forbidden.
The atmosphere at our school is very good thanks to our headmistress Mrs Gabriela Olszowska, whose actions combine kindness and severity. Thanks to her guidance and authority our school is a safe place which surely makes good conditions for learning.
Paweł Wal
About my school
My school is located in the centre of a beautiful city,Krakow in Studencka Street. It was found in 1999 year. Adam Mickiewicz has been the patron of this school since 2004.
The things which I like about my school:
- The Teachers, not everyone of course. In general, they are expecting very much from us and we really have to study hard, not just do our homework. In my opinion, they can teach us well and in future we'll be thankful.
- Location. Near to the market-square which is a place where all of us like going after classes.
Things which I don't like:
- Not many room in a school building. There are too litlle classrooms for all pupils.
- A small gym. We can't play any team games because it's too small and isn't high enough.
But generally, I really like my school and I'm glad that I'm there.


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[1] The Vineyard philosophy of signs and wonders is expressed primarily in the teachings of John Wimber. Major points he emphasizes are:
(a) The need for a paradigm shift in the Church (we must change our Western world view to that which integrates reliance upon supernatural influences);
(b) The charismatic movement is "where it's at" in church growth; (c) We should be doing the "stuff" Jesus did; (d) The supernatural practices beginning to emerge were of the Lord, and to be desired and pursued (i.e., hot, tingly sensations indicating healing taking place during prayer; trance-like euphoric states of "worship" characterized by a restful "alpha-wave"-type feeling, which is verification of the "presence" of the Lord; supposed "words of knowledge," "discerning of spirits," "personal prophecy," etc.); (e) Every believer can walk, talk, and do the very things Jesus and the apostles did; (f) The signs-and-wonders movement is the third wave of God's power manifesting in the 20th century (the first wave was turn-of-the-century Pentecostalism; the second wave was the charismatic movement); (g) We are involved in spiritual warfare to take the Kingdom by force; for this, the major weapon is "power evangelism." |
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- Nerfs: Izumo and Kotetsu (+Bugfix), Inuzuka Tsume, Aburame Torune.
Hey there guys. So, today we are releasing the next batch of optimized characters. We have said this many times before, but we are going through older un-optimized characters, reworking them, improving their pictures, fixing their missions if need be, changing their profiles and so on.
I would like to mention also that in this specific batch, we merged two characters into, shall we say, a super version. Torune and ET Torune were merged into one. The reason for that, for you curious folks is that one, we believed we can make a better version by combining them, and two, Torune wasn't a major enough character for us to have two versions of. If you had either of the two Torunes, you have the merged one.
Additionally, new character!
White Snake Orochimaru
Like a snake, Orochimaru has shed his skin, revealing his true form; an enormous white snake. As the White Snake, Orochimaru is able to regenerate without end, steal bodies and even revive himself as a dragon-like god.
You can find him under the Sound Village missions.
- Boosts: Rock Lee, Tenten, Hyuuga Neji, Maito Gai, Yakushi Kabuto, Demon Brothers, Sarutobi Konohamaru, Hyuuga Hinata (S), Rock Lee (S), Sarutobi Asuma (S), Human Path Pein (S), Four Tail Kyuubi Naruto (S).
- Reworks: Yamashiro Aoba, Izumo and Kotetsu, Inuzuka Tsume, Akimichi Chouza, Yamanaka Inoichi, Morino Ibiki, Aburame Torune, Shimura Danzo.
Hey guys, it's us again. Recently we did a balance to bring up a bunch of people from the bottom, and today we are trying to combat a bit of the people at the top who are still doing too well. We attempted to nerf one character's really good skill while boosting one of their weaker ones to compensate, so we'll see how that works.
- Nerfs: Akadou Yoroi, Nara Shikamaru (S).
- Nerf/Boost: Uzumaki Kushina.
Hey guys, Happy Valentine's day for those who celebrate it, and if not, Happy Saturday. Anyways, we got a good sized balance out today, so hopefully this remedies some of the balance concerns with the game.
- Boosts: Haruno Sakura, Inuzuka Kiba, Aburame Shino, Hyuuga Hinata, Uchiha Obito, Drunken Lee, Rehabilitated Gaara, Sakon and Ukon, Mitarashi Anko, Yuhi Kurenai, Tsunade, Jiraiya, Kyuubi Naruto, Sarutobi Konohamaru, Inuzuka Kiba (S), Hyuuga Hinata (S), Rock Lee (S), Hyuuga Neji (S), Sarutobi Asuma (S).
- Nerfs: Akimichi Chouji
- Reworks (Minor): Akadou Yoroi.
Bug Fixes:
- Hyuuga Hanabi's Hanabi Byakugan was improperly classified as physical, code wise. It is now it's correct mental classing.
- Shukaku Gaara's Constricting Sand Prison sometimes countering skills it should not.
- Shukaku Gaara not being classified as a 'Sand Ninja' for missions.
Hotfix #2
- Nerfs/Reverts/Tweak: Uchiha Sasuke.
Details on balance changes can be found >here<.
- Nerfs: Uchiha Sasuke, Oboro.
- Tweak: Akimichi Chouji (S).
Details on balance changes can be found >here<.
Kostas Edit: Hey guys, small update on two things.
#1: In the last hour, we did some background improvement on how Shikamaru's Final Explosion works to make it easier to understand in-game, and so it's just less glitchy. So if you had any moments where the skill didn't work, it's cause we were working on it. It's now all good. Should be at least, so yeah, if any issues remain, less us know in the glitch section.
#2: If you have completed a mission and not unlocked a character due to my changing of the goals in them, do let us know in the glitch section so we can remedy this. There is something we can do to fix it.
#3: Additionally, you might have noticed we re-arranged every character in the character selection screen. The logic behind the new arrangement is basically broken down by each village (Konoha/Sand/Rock/Cloud/Sound/etc) into the Sannin into Akatsuki into ETs into the special characters such as Sennin mode characters and the actual Jinchuurikis themselves.
Hey guys, let's just jump right into things. Today we got the next batch of optimized characters along with a new character. As always we have updated images, missions goals, profiles, and the character's skills themselves. This time it was Chouji to Kiba, so 7 characters. They have all be redesigned from the ground up to be, well, in our opinion, overall more fun to use and just better.
Anyways, the new character, as we keep moving forward and filling the open gaps of the timeline is:
Sarutobi Konohamaru
The grandson of the 3rd Hokage, Hiruzen, Konohamaru has spent his youth working hard to accomplish his dream of one day following under his grandfather's steps. With his hard work, Konohamaru has learned actual abilities that flow around his agility and speed.
- Boosts: Uchiha Sasuke, Inuzuka Kiba, Akimichi Chouji, Rock Lee, Abumi Zaku, Oboro, Sakon and Ukon, Mitarashi Anko, Sarutobi Asuma, Yakushi Kabuto, Jiraiya.
- Reworks (Minor): Nara Shikamaru, Tsurugi Misumi.
- Reworks (Major): Akimichi Chouji (S), Yamanaka Ino (S), Nara Shikamaru (S), Sarutobi Asuma (S), Hyuuga Hinata (S), Aburame Shino (S), Inuzuka Kiba (S).
Bug Fixes:
- Gaara's Sand Coffin will now end properly when reflected back onto him while using Sand Clone.
- Shikamaru (S)'s Expert Analysis will now ignore reflect skills.
- Ino (S)'s Mind Clone Switch will now have it's icon properly removed when she is killed.
- Asuma (S)'s Ash Pile Burning will no longer have it's icon improperly stack against an individual who goes invulnerable.
- Namikaze Minato's Space-Time Marking will no longer deal additional damage when it is not supposed to.
Alright ladies and gents, balance time. This will be a minor one that will lead into the next and far larger one. Presuming of course we don't need to do any hotfixes, emergency balances or anything else that happens.
- Boosts: Hyuuga Hinata, Tenten, Yakushi Kabuto.
- Nerfs: Uzumaki Kushina, Hatake Kakashi (S).
- Tweaks: Hyuuga Hanabi.
Bug Fixes:
- CS Sasuke's Dark Void will now properly end when he is killed by certain skills such as Kushina's Life Link or Deidara's Art is a Bang.
- Edo Tensei Ameyuri (S)'s Lightning Rain's random teammate ignore effect will no longer improperly go through invulnerability.
- Kurotsuchi (S)'s Earth Spear, Konan (S)'s Origami Blanket, and Shee (S)'s Lightning Illusion Flash now properly work against skills that can be used on both allies and enemies.
- Tsuchi Kin's skills are now considered offensive improvements when used in unison.
- Young Kakashi's Implanted Sharingan will now allow Young Kakashi to gain stun effects from delay stun skills.
- Sarutobi Hiruzen's Major Summoning: Enma will no longer end when all opposing targets that are affected by this skill are killed.
- Yondaime Minato's Space-Time Barrier is now properly reflecting skills again.
- Curse Sealed Sasuke's Dark Void will no longer permanently negate damage reduction.
- Juugo (S)'s Compression Blast will no longer permanently hinder a target from using controlled skills.
- Zetsu (S)'s Parasite Clone will now properly interact with harmful energy leech and removal skills.
- Akatsuchi (S)'s Golem will now end properly when he is killed. (This was only an icon issue.)


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Steve McHarris and Steve Wolfe say they saved money buying forage equipment over the Internet rather than locally. Even after accounting for shipping costs.
"If I need to buy anything, I look on eBay first," says Wolfe, of Homer, Alaska, who grows timothy for local horse owners. He bought a baler, rake and mower over the popular cyber shopping mall.
McHarris, San Miguel, CA, cites convenience, selection and time savings as his top reasons for buying equipment online. Including shipping costs, McHarris says he also spent less by buying on eBay. "I saved over 7% in state sales tax by buying out-of-state, too.
"The site's very handy for price shopping and researching equipment — and I can do those things from my home office at night," says McHarris, who is a full-time city planner. "I don't have much time during the day to visit local implement dealers or attend auctions."
The Californian, who raises oat hay for his beef cattle operation, bought a mower, fertilizer spreader and rock rake from Daryl and Tammy Harris. "Their names came up several times during my research, so I got the impression they were well-established."
The Harrises own Harris Farm Equipment, Inc., Glasgow, KY. They say selling through eBay has helped them increase sales of new and used machinery by 40% over the past three years.
"We've used it to complete hundreds of transactions," says Tammy Harris. "We've sold machinery or parts to buyers from New York to California and just about every state in between.
"Our busiest months used to be May, June and July, when we would sell equipment to the local market. Now we're able to sell more equipment year-round, which really helps our cash flow."
Forage implements comprise the bulk of their business; they also produce alfalfa in small bales for horse owners and in 4 × 4 × 8' bales for local dairies.
Upon request, Harris provides free shipping quotes. She and her husband will line up trucking or other shipping, but the cost is always passed on to buyers.
"Higher fuel prices have led to considerably higher shipping costs," she says. "That part of our business has definitely gotten much more challenging."
At any given time, more than 14,000 agricultural items are listed on the site, says Danny Leffel, a category manager of business for eBay. Tractors and parts are the most popular items in the agricultural category.
"Farmers have a wide range of needs and it's a way for them to reach outside of their local markets to buy hard-to-find items," says Leffel.
Buying and selling on www.ebay.com is relatively simple. Items can be reviewed without registering, but, once registered, viewers can place bids. Becoming a seller takes a few additional steps.
Buyers can help protect themselves by checking feedback ratings of sellers, which are based on the percentage of positive and/or negative feedback responses from previous buyers. But it's a two-way street; sellers also provide comments about buyers for other sellers. Both parties need to maintain good feedback in order to effectively buy or sell.
Besides checking a seller's reputation, buyers should, before bidding, consider shipping costs — and how they're going to get equipment to their farms.
Wolfe, who bought three pieces of equipment from the Harrises, also bought a trailer from another Kentucky seller. During the Christmas holiday, he flew to Missouri, where his dad lives, and the two men drove to Kentucky and picked up the forage equipment. Last spring, Wolfe's dad drove to Alaska, pulling the trailer loaded with the three implements.
"In two seasons, I'll have the forage equipment paid for," says Wolfe, who figures the same type of machinery would have cost over three times as much in his local area. "Used equipment is hard to come by around here, so it's very expensive."
Other sites for buying and selling farm equipment include www.farmauctionguide.com, www.ironplanet.com and www.tractorhouse.com.


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Sarah Forsythe '15
Gardener and Recycler
Sarah loves that Luther has taken many steps to a more Eco-friendly campus.
At Luther, we hold ourselves to a high standard when it comes to sustainability-in fact, we consider it part of our mission. We recognize that sustainability goes hand in hand with a just, equitable, and prosperous society, and we work hard not only to green our campus practices but also to teach students through academic courses and campus life that creating a sustainable society is a responsibility that falls to each of us.
As a leader in college campus environmentalism, Luther has made some serious commitments to renewable energy. In 2013, we completed installation of the largest solar array in Iowa. This brings our total solar array count to three, and we now use solar energy to completely power two facilities that house more than 120 undergraduates. Our wind turbine, erected in 2011, harnesses a second renewable energy source and supplies a third of Luther's power, dramatically reducing our greenhouse gas emissions and enabling us to shrink our carbon footprint while we work toward our goal of carbon neutrality and other sustainability commitments.
We've had a tradition of recycling at Luther since 1973, and in addition to recycling waste from classrooms, offices, and residence halls, we compost pre- and post- consumer waste from the cafeteria and use it to enrich our many college gardens. Produce from the gardens helps supply the cafeteria, and Luther purchases many of its other food products from local, sustainable providers. We also strive to build new campus construction to the LEED silver standard or equivalent, and we use hybrid, electric, and biodiesel vehicles in our campus fleet. These are just a few of the many measures that we've taken as stewards of the natural world around us.
Luther is proud to be recognized as one of the most sustainable schools in Iowa and the nation. Among recent distinctions, we earned a STARS (Sustainability Tracking, Assessment, and Rating System) silver rating, a 2012 Second Nature Climate Leadership Award, and, in 2013, a listing as a top green college in The Princeton Review's Guide to 322 Green Colleges and recognition by the Sierra Club as one of the nation's greenest universities. As a recognized leader in campus sustainability, we consider it a responsibility to promote ecological and wellness efforts throughout the region. Our outreach initiatives include food and health programs in northeast Iowa, particularly in the public schools, as well as environmental clubs, camps, and classes for children. In 2013, we opened the Center for Sustainable Communities to act as regional sustainability resource and coordinate campus and community efforts.
Sustainability isn't just lip service at Luther—it's part of our ethos.
The Center for Sustainable Communities and the Dean's Office invite proposals to support community-based research projects with funding support from the Margaret A, Cargill Foundation.
The Center for Sustainable Communities and the Dean's Office invite proposals for the development of new or significantly revised courses that promise to infuse sustainability into the Luther curriculum.
In celebration of Aldo Leopold Week, Winneshiek County Conservation and the Center for Sustainable Communities will host a public conversation, "Aldo Leopold and Conservation in Iowa Today," on Sunday, March 1st.
Sarah loves that Luther has taken many steps to a more Eco-friendly campus.


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Acklen is a Nashville-based Heartland Rock band that formed at Belmont University by Casey Benefield and Kyle Burnside. After meeting during their freshman year, they quickly began writing music together and playing everywhere they could. The band has since performed at many venues, including Nashville's 12th & Porter, Hard Rock Cafe, and the famous Bluebird Café, sharing the stage with artists such as NEEDTOBREATHE, Mat Kearney, Apache Relay, and Drew Holcomb & the Neighbors along the way. Their unique sound combines the Americana style of Augustana with the feel-good, rock 'n' roll energy of Tom Petty, complete with the band's own personal touch. With a love for writing music that shows through their energetic performances, Acklen is definitely an up-and-coming band to look out for. Click to find their sophomore album, Let In The Night, on iTunes or Spotify!


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Age as a Predictor of Sentinel Node Metastasis among Patients with Localized Melanoma: An Inverse Correlation of Melanoma Mortality and Incidence of Sentinel Node Metastasis Among Young and Old Patients
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We have previously reported that older patients with clinical stage I and II primary cutaneous. Melanoma had lower survival rates compared to younger patients. We postulated that the incidence of nodal metastasis would therefore be higher among older melanoma patients.
The expanded American Joint Committee on Cancer melanoma staging database contains a cohort of 7,756 melanoma patients who presented without clinical evidence of regional lymph node or distant metastasis and who underwent a sentinel node biopsy procedure as a component of their staging assessment.
Although older patients had primary melanoma features associated with more aggressive biology, we paradoxically observed a significant decrease in the incidence of sentinel node metastasis as patient age increased. Overall, the highest incidence of sentinel node metastasis was 25.8 % in patients under 20 years of age, compared to 15.5 % in patients 80 years and older (p < 0.001). In contrast, 5-year mortality rates for clinical stage II patients ranged from a low of 20 % for those 20–40 years of age up to 38 % for those over 70 years of age. Patient age was an independent predictor of sentinel node metastasis in a multifactorial analysis (p < 0.001).
Patients with clinical stage I and II melanoma under 20 years of age had a higher incidence of sentinel lymph node metastasis but, paradoxically, a more favorable survival outcome compared to all other age groups. In contrast, patients >70 years had the most aggressive primary melanoma features and a higher mortality rate compared to all other age groups but a lower incidence of sentinel lymph node metastasis.
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- Author Affiliations
- 1. Division of Surgical Oncology, Department of Surgery, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX, USA
- 2. Melanoma Institute Australia, North Sydney, NSW, Australia
- 3. Department of Surgical Oncology, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX, USA
- 4. University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL, USA
- 5. Department of Surgery, University of Louisville, Louisville, KY, USA
- 6. Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, NY, USA
- 7. Cancer Institute Gustave Roussy, Villejuif, France
- 8. Department of Biostatistics and Epidemiology, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, USA
- 9. Department of Dermatology, University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center, Ann Arbor, MI, USA
- 10. Division of Oncology, Department of Medicine, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, Pittsburgh, PA, USA
- 11. Department of Surgery, California Pacific Medical Center and Research Institute, San Francisco, CA, USA
- 12. Department of Surgery, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, USA
- 13. Departments of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine and Surgery, UCLA School of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA, USA
- 14. Department of Pathology, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston, MA, USA
- 15. John Wayne Cancer Institute, Santa Monica, CA, USA
- 16. Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center, Medstar Georgetown University Hospital, Washington, DC, USA
- 17. Division of Hematology/Oncology, Department of Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA
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Pre-Post Note: I don't like to post more than once per day and also don't want to overburden ya'll with lengthy posts. So just keep checking in for events you attended and are looking for (like Fiasco Rides, Community Breakfasts, Fairs, Work Parties and law enforcement arrests).
The first ever yard sale ride was great fun! We hit around 6 sales and I believe went around 10 miles or so. It was easy though, all flat and little to no hills.
I got some really great scores…
A Land Shark for 50 cents, a waffle iron for $2, 2 paperback books and an awesome bicycle shoulder bag.
One of the sales actually had welcome sign up with a picture from this blog and the Spoke Card. (thans Patti!) It was very funny to pull up to a sale with a gang of bicyclers and see one of your own "things" on prominent display. You can't see it in the picture, but it's there.
It really was a lot of fun. The type of ride I like a lot, slow and with friends.
On a related note I took a few pictures and have bailed out my hosted picture page. It wasn't very navigator friendly. I've move on to Flikr, it seems pretty good.
Click the picture below to see the photos and comments on each from the ride.
So that was it. Sure was fun. I'm going to organize another in a month or so on a Saturday so we can get more people and more sales.
I'm off to Pancakes in the Park. Hope to see you there.
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• WHAT: Ribbon Cutting for Roller's Miniature Town
• WHEN: 1 p.m. Saturday
• WHERE: Children's Discovery Museum, 204 N. Main St.
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The Children's Discovery Museum is having a ribbon cutting at 1 p.m. Saturday for a miniature village built by Robert Roller, of Yorktown.
Roller has been building this village for his 3-year-old grandson since Christmas time. The village boasts 20 hand-built buildings.
Before Roller sends his landscape to his grandson in Austin, it will be on display at The Children's Discovery Museum, 204 N. Main St., through July 31. The museum is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Admission is $5 a person or free for children 23 months and under. For Father's Day weekend, all fathers will be admitted free of charge.
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GRink is pretty tough but it also offers a certain something about it that makes me want to love it. As the app description states, it's a puzzle platformer – one that elicits memories of so many indie games before it. It offers a quirky visual style, perhaps not attractive but with its own unique feel to proceedings.
The aim is simple – get to the other side of the level as quickly as possible. The catch lies in overcoming the obstacles such as platforms and traversing switches and more. You have one useful trick up your sleeve though in the form of adjusting your size. You can grow and shrink at the touch of a button. It makes for a nice mechanic that's used to good effect. Veering away from accelerometer based controls is a wise move here as you're afforded more control with your fingers. Throw in gravitational factors such as how fans affect you depending on your current size and it's a pretty neat idea. The problem is it takes a while for GRink to get going.
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I sound so very critical but much like a Mom complaining to their kids, it's because I care. I like what GRink has to offer – its quirky nature, its simple but indie like graphics, and the careful combination of precise movements and thinking through your next move. GRink provides a fairly entertaining experience for its inexpensive price but it does need a bit of fleshing out in a few departments to be as special as I think it could be.
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- They only used this mode once because there were no Crocodile Disks developed.
- They substituted their Gharial Disks because they would function the same way due to the fact that the Nile Crocodiles and Gharials are both from the crocodilian species.
- When the mode was used it was temporary because the Gharial Disks couldn't function long with different DNA. Aviva most likly made a real Crocodile Power disk.


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House begins work on common sense
Voter photo ID plan
On Thursday, the house took a major first step towards enacting a common sense reform that was a cornerstone pledge to voters last fall. HB seven passed the State and Local Subcommittee and is expected win approval from the full Committee next week.
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Hello, My name is Fatima Marie Atabey. I am writing you today on behalf of two courageous young men that have started a program called HateMeth.com. They have a need for funding in a rural community. It requires ten arces of land to build an amusement park and an educational activity center. It is for the prevention and clean up of Crystal Meth here in Campbell and Claiborne Counties and Tennessee. I now live in what is commonly referred to as the Meth Capital of the United States, LaFollette.
The Campbell County Shrine Club would like to take this opportunity to thank all of those who donated items for our auction and spaghetti dinner March 25 at the Campbell County High School. We want to thank all the local merchants that donated over 70 items for the auction.
Legs update
Since taking office in January, the governor has made clear his vision for wholesale reform of Tennessee's education system. He has said student achievement should be the cornerstone of any educational initiative. Legislators agree and have stated on numerous occasions that promoting teacher excellence is one way to ensure that vision becomes a reality for Tennessee students.
I recently had car trouble and went to a local car dealership to have my car scanned. I paid $79 plus tax to have my car scanned for an hour and was then told that I needed two small parts and the throttle body cleaned.
Their estimate to do this work was $657. They also attempted to add an additional "miscellaneous charge" for the scan, but I avoided having to pay this. I suppose this was the "female walking into a car dealership by herself" charge.
I want to thank Susan Sharp for the very timely article in the Press on March 3, "Mistakes today will shape a child's tomorrow."
There is nothing more delicate or more helpless than a child. Especially if they aren't cared for and protected by their mother or a very caring person. If they spend their life being neglected, abused or worse, they most often will think this is how it is supposed to be. Doesn't give them much of a plan for their life- children often imitate what they see.


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Heavenly Blue is one of the most popular varieties of Morning Glory. Produces 8-12cm (3-5 inch) vibrant blue blooms throughout the summer that open in the cool of the early morning. Rapid grower – a great candidate for pot and container growing.
An annual, so it will last but a year in its native climate. Normally growing to a mature height of 4.50 metres (14.62 feet), Heavenly Blue grows with a vine-like habit. This variety tends to bloom in mid summer.Heavenly Blue Morning glory is normally quite a low maintenance plant and is normally very easy to grow - great for beginner gardeners!
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Aaaww he's just too precious!!! Congrats on your wee cutie!
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Awww, what a cutie!
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Thanks ladies. I'm so chuffed at how they turned out and DP was proved wrong about his 'omg you bought angel wings - that'll look awful' attitude. Men, huh!
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He's sooooo cute! I want him!!!! Makes me want to try one more time and sway blue! :)


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Game On! WSF Leaders Gather on Capitol Hill to Highlight the Importance of Concussion Safety in Schools in Support of The 29th Annual National Girls & Women in Sports Day
Please click below for additional information regarding try-outs and winter programs held by the Washington Spirit.
Located on the Southeastern tip of Maryland in St. Mary's County, St. Mary's Soccer is perhaps the most geographically secluded WAGS club. However, that lack of proximity has not stopped St. Mary's from establishing itself as a competitive program with a strong player development system.
WAGS, NCSL and the MDCVASRP jointly announce the "How is My Refereeing" program. It is an initiative designed to support the Referee Development Program. We are committed to improving communications, instruction, assessment and accountability processes for the referee development program.
Attached is a link regarding a new policy on concussions. Please feel free to contact Sally D'Italia at firstname.lastname@example.com with any questions or if you need assistance.
Concussion Education, Recognition & Response Applications
To get started, click here to create your free account - https://education.usyouthsoccer.org/members/register/
Please click here for heads up training and also fact sheets which are specific to coaches, athletes, and parents. http://www.cdc.gov/concussion/HeadsUp/youth.html
This App with help recognize whether an individual is exhibiting and/or reporting the signs and symptoms of a suspected concussion. http://www4.parinc.com/products/Product.aspx?ProductID=CRR_APP
In celebration of our 40th anniversary, WAGS continues its Member Club Profile Series with Alexandria Soccer Association, a longtime WAGS member club and a member with 4,000 players in Northern Virginia. It is the mission of ASA "to provide instructional and competitive soccer programs that develop and motivate youth, build character, and make a positive impact on Alexandria and the surrounding communities", and WAGS is proud to help assist them in that endevor.


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Kerr Ramsay
Complex Continuity: Changes in Stability in the Christian Identity of Hampden-Sydney College
For the past few years, interpretations of the patterns of colleges and their founding churches have followed two paths. Authors such as James Burtchaell and George Marsden have followed models of declination, while others, including Robert Benne, have argued from a positive perspective. This scholastic conflict has been a key issue of debate in many circles recently and was even the subject of a panel discussion at the latest conference of The American Society of Church History. Using the current debate as background, I comparatively investigated the history of Hampden-Sydney College with the Presbyterian Church in the United States. Using Lafayette College and Davidson College as representative of the two sides of the argument, I have compared Hampden-Sydney with those two examples and categorized the College as an example of complex continuity. Throughout its 228 year history Hampden-Sydney has drawn from the American community at large for the College's student body. As a result of this, Hampden-Sydney as an institution has reflected the changes in society through our Mission Statement and Honor Code. Using those key documents as a starting point, I have categorized the current state of the relationship with the Presbyterian Church as well as the current state of opinion of students and faculty on that issue. In closing, using these points as a foundation, I have made predictions for the future of this relationship.