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North West Fact File (March 2009) Email: email@example.com Tel: 01925 400291 Page 1 of 25 NWDA Research Team, Renaissance House, Warrington Website: www.nwriu.co.uk Map of North West Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Tel: 01925 400291 Page 2 of 25 NWDA Research Team, Renaissance House, Warrington Website: www.nwriu.co.uk Business Economy Headline GVA £ GVA Per Head £ Cheshire £20.8 billion £20,822 Cumbria £7.0 billion £14,044 Greater Manchester £44.8 billion £17,535 Lancashire £2.0 billion £15,145 Merseyside £18.4 billion £13,615 North West £113.0 billion £16,482 Source: 2006 data taken from Regional Accounts, ONS, December 2008 Businesses Vat Registered Vat Registrations Vat De-registrations Business Stocks (2008) (2007) (2007) Cheshire (including Halton) 34,760 3,820 2,390 Cheshire (excluding Halton) 32,180 3,480 2,200 Cumbria 19,665 1,635 1,070 Greater Manchester 70,800 7,990 6,020 Lancashire 42,575 4,075 3,175 Merseyside (excluding Halton) 26,900 3,125 2,025 Merseyside (including Halton) 29,480 3,465 2,215 North West 194,695 20,640 14,680 Source: Business Start Ups and Closures: VAT Registrations and De-registrations, DCLG In 2007 industry was distributed, based on the number of companies in each industry, according to the following classifications. (Source: Annual Business Inquiry 2007):- Merseyside (exc Merseyside (inc Cheshire (exc Cheshire (inc North West Manchester Lancashire Cumbria Greater Halton) Halton) Halton) Halton) % % % % % % % % Agriculture & fishing 0.3 0.4 0.7 0.1 0.3 0.1 0.1 0.3 Energy & water 0.2 0.2 0.5 0.1 0.2 0.1 0.1 0.2 Manufacturing 6.1 5.8 6.1 7.5 7.9 6.3 6.6 7.0 Construction 8.1 8.0 11.6 9.1 10.1 9.5 9.5 9.4 Distribution, hotels & restaurants 27.1 27.1 31.9 29.3 31.4 29.2 29.0 29.6 Transport and communications 4.5 4.4 5.0 4.6 4.6 4.0 4.2 4.5 Banking, finance & insurance, etc 37.3 37.9 27.7 32.3 28.2 29.8 29.9 31.4 Public administration, education & health 8.4 8.2 9.3 9.2 9.7 12.6 12.4 9.7 Other services 7.9 8.0 7.3 7.7 7.7 8.4 8.3 7.8 Email: email@example.com Tel: 01925 400291 Page 3 of 25 NWDA Research Team, Renaissance House, Warrington Website: www.nwriu.co.uk Skills & Education Education The following table lists the qualifications of the working age population in 2007. (Source: Annual Population Survey Jan – Dec 2007) NVQ 2 Only NVQ 1 Only NVQ3 Only No Quals NVQ 1+ NVQ4+ NVQ3+ NVQ2+ Cheshire (inc Halton) 31.2 47.9 14.0 67.6 17.1 81.6 14.0 11.4 Cheshire (exc Halton) 33.3 50.0 14.1 69.1 16.4 82.7 13.6 10.2 Cumbria 28.0 46.9 14.7 69.3 18.4 83.5 14.2 9.3 Greater Manchester 25.3 43.9 16.3 62.8 16.7 77.0 14.1 15.7 Lancashire 24.3 44.9 17.9 64.6 17.1 79.3 14.6 14.3 Merseyside (exc Halton) 22.1 40.0 15.9 61.4 19.4 76.0 14.6 18.6 Merseyside (inc Halton) 21.6 39.4 15.7 61.1 19.6 75.9 14.8 18.7 North West 25.4 44.0 16.2 64.0 17.5 78.3 14.3 15.0 During the 2006/7 academic year there were:- Primary Secondary Special Schools Schools Schools Cheshire (inc Halton) 398 63 25 Cheshire (exc Halton) 346 55 21 Cumbria 279 42 5 Greater Manchester 886 166 66 Lancashire 571 103 39 Merseyside (exc Halton) 420 93 45 Merseyside (inc Halton) 472 101 49 North West 2,554 467 180 Source: Schools and Pupils in England: January 2007, DCSF The following table lists the achievement of pupils, at the end of Key Stage 4, of 5+ A*-C grades at GCSE and equivalents in 2007/8. (Source: GCSE and Equivalent Examination Results 2007/8, DCSF) Males Females Total Cheshire (inc Halton) 63.6% 72.7% 68.1% Cheshire (exc Halton) 62.9% 72.5% 67.6% Cumbria 58.4% 68.4% 63.2% Greater Manchester 61.0% 69.1% 64.9% Lancashire 60.1% 68.7% 64.3% Merseyside (exc Halton) 62.6% 70.4% 66.4% Merseyside (inc Halton) 63.1% 70.7% 66.8% North West 61.3% 69.7% 65.4% Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Tel: 01925 400291 Page 4 of 25 NWDA Research Team, Renaissance House, Warrington Website: www.nwriu.co.uk People & Jobs Population Area All Ages Children (0-15) Working Age (16- Older People (65M/60F (000s) (000s) 64M/59F) (000s) and Over) (000s) Cheshire (inc Halton) 1,003.6 189.5 614.2 200.0 Cheshire (exc Halton) 884.1 165.3 538.9 180.0 Cumbria 496.9 87.0 296.8 113.2 Greater Manchester 2,562.2 502.6 1,613.9 445.7 Lancashire 1,451.5 279.3 883.5 288.8 Merseyside (exc Halton) 1,350.2 250.6 831.7 267.8 Merseyside (inc Halton) 1,469.7 274.8 907.0 287.8 North West 6,864.3 1,308.8 4,240.1 1,315.4 Source: 2007 Mid Year Population Estimates for Selected Age Groups, ONS Population change over the period 1987-2007 and 2007 population density:- Area Growth/Decline Population Density Cheshire (inc Halton) 5.5% 429 Cheshire (exc Halton) 7.0% 391 Cumbria 4.6% 73 Greater Manchester 0.5% 2,008 Lancashire 4.9% 472 Merseyside (exc Halton) -7.1% 2,097 Merseyside (inc Halton) -6.9% 2,033 North West 0.6% 487 Source: Mid Year Population Estimates for 1997 and 2007, NOMIS and Regional Trends 40, May 2008 Area All Ethnic Groups as a % of Population Cheshire (inc Halton) 4.7 Cheshire (exc Halton) 3.2 Cumbria 1.9 Greater Manchester 11.6 Lancashire 10.1 Merseyside (exc Halton) 4.3 Merseyside (inc Halton) 4.1 North West 7.5 Source: 2006 Experimental Population Estimates by Ethnic Group, ONS Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Tel: 01925 400291 Page 5 of 25 NWDA Research Team, Renaissance House, Warrington Website: www.nwriu.co.uk Migration Area NINo % of North West Country with Highest % of Area Total Registrations Registrations Registrations Cheshire (inc Halton) 26,820 10.6% Poland 40.7% Cheshire (exc Halton) 25,520 10.1% Poland 40.9% Cumbria 13,700 5.4% Poland 34.8% Greater Manchester 129,940 51.4% Poland 20.1% Lancashire 44,830 17.7% Poland 34.6% Merseyside (exc Halton) 38,380 15.2% Poland 24.4% Merseyside (inc Halton) 39,680 15.7% Poland 24.8% North West 252,970 100.0% Poland 26.4% Source: National Insurance Number Registrations September 2008 (cumulative from 1 January 2002), Department for Work and Pensions The table below shows internal migration for 2007. (Source: Internal migration within the United Kingdom 2007, ONS):- Area Migration Migration Migration Inflow (000's) Outflow (000's) Balance (000's) Cheshire (inc Halton) 40.2 37.7 2.7 Cheshire (exc Halton) 37.0 34.3 2.9 Cumbria 17.2 15.7 1.6 Greater Manchester 96.9 103.1 -6.2 Lancashire 64.1 63.9 0.1 Merseyside (exc Halton) 38.7 42.4 -3.7 Merseyside (inc Halton) 41.9 45.8 -3.9 North West 99.2 104.8 -5.5 Email: email@example.com Tel: 01925 400291 Page 6 of 25 NWDA Research Team, Renaissance House, Warrington Website: www.nwriu.co.uk Labour Market The following table shows the Employment Status of the working age population in 2007. (Source: Annual Population Survey Apr 07 – Mar 08, NOMIS) Area Economically Active Unemployment Rate In Employment Self Employed Working Age Employees 468,100 410,600 55,700 Cheshire (inc Halton) 76.8% 4.0% 76.2% (76.5%) (67.1%) (9.1%) 415,200 362,400 51,100 Cheshire (exc Halton) 79.73% 3.6% 75.9% (77.4%) (67.6%) (9.5%) 244,100 205,500 37,600 Cumbria 80.3% 3.0% 72.7% (79.2%) (66.7%) (12.2%) 1,146,800 1,018,200 119,600 Greater Manchester 81.6% 6.8% 78.8% (71.3%) (63.3%) (7.4%) 646,600 570,500 72,400 Lancashire 77.8% 5.4% 76.1% (73.6%) (65.0%) (8.2%) 555,600 496,800 54,300 Merseyside (exc Halton) 72.74% 7.3% 76.3% (67.4%) (60.3%) (6.6%) 608,500 545,000 58,900 Merseyside (inc Halton) 72.9% 7.2% 76.5% (67.6%) (60.6%) (6.5%) 3,046,600 2,691,100 334,500 North West 76.8% 5.9% 76.9% (72.3%) (63.8%) (7.9%) The following table shows the claimants. (Source: February 2009 Claimant Count with Rates and Proportions, NOMIS) and August 2008, Department for Work and Pensions Income Support Claimants, NOMIS) Area Claimant Claimant Income Support % of North Count Count Rate Claimants West Total Cheshire (inc Halton) 22,059 3.6% 28,470 9.4% Cheshire (exc Halton) 17,850 3.3% 22,110 7.3% Cumbria 8,252 2.7% 13,220 4.4% Greater Manchester 72,783 4.5% 122,710 40.7% Lancashire 32,403 3.7% 54,140 18.0% Merseyside (exc Halton) 48,315 5.8% 82,060 27.2% Merseyside (inc Halton) 52,524 5.8% 88,410 29.3% North West 183,695 4.3% 301,600 100.0% Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Tel: 01925 400291 Page 7 of 25 NWDA Research Team, Renaissance House, Warrington Website: www.nwriu.co.uk Wages The North West had a gross median weekly pay of £371.4 in 2008. Cumbria, Lancashire, Merseyside excluding Halton and Merseyside including Halton fell below the regional level. (Source: Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings 2008) Area Weekly Pay (Gross Median (£) for all employee jobs) Cheshire (inc Halton) 392.4 Cheshire (exc Halton) 398.6 Cumbria 360.6 Greater Manchester 373.7 Lancashire 368.3 Merseyside (exc Halton) 362.2 Merseyside (inc Halton) 361.0 North West 371.4 Health The table below shows the number of deaths and Standard Mortality Ratio (SMRs) for 2007:- Area Male Female Number Standard Number Standard of Deaths Mortality Ratio of Deaths Mortality Ratio Cheshire (excluding Halton and Warrington) 3,156 96 3,618 101 Cumbria 2,567 101 2,951 104 Greater Manchester 12,005 117 12,903 113 Lancashire (excluding Blackburn & Blackpool) 5,672 107 6,451 109 Merseyside (exc Halton) 7,104 121 7,750 115 North West 33,552 113 36,960 111 Source: Deaths by health area of usual residence, numbers and standardised mortality ratios (SMRs) 2007, ONS Infrastructure Area Area Size (sq km) % of Region Population Density (people per sq km) Cheshire (inc Halton) 2,342 16.6 429 Cheshire (exc Halton) 2,263 16.0 391 Cumbria 6,768 48.0 73 Greater Manchester 1,276 9.0 2,008 Lancashire 3,076 21.8 402 Merseyside (exc Halton) 645 4.6 2,097 Merseyside (inc Halton) 723 5.1 2,033 North West 14,106 100.0 487 Source: Regional Trends 40 - May 2008, ONS Email: email@example.com Tel: 01925 400291 Page 8 of 25 NWDA Research Team, Renaissance House, Warrington Website: www.nwriu.co.uk Area Green Belt % of North Land (Hectares) West Total Cheshire (inc Halton) 93,900 6.7 Cheshire (exc Halton) 91,380 6.5 Greater Manchester 60,070 4.3 Lancashire 77,090 5.5 Merseyside (exc Halton) 29,210 2.1 Merseyside (inc Halton) 31,760 2.3 North West 260,310 18.5 Housing The average house price can often be distorted by a few very expensive property sales. Lower quartile house prices are an indication of the cheapest housing within an area. The lower quartile house price is often used as a ratio against lower quartile earnings to indicate the ability of those on the lowest incomes to afford the cheapest housing in an area. Area Average Overall Lower Quartile Annual % Number of House Price House Prices Change Households (£) (000s) Blackburn with Darwen £91,138 -7.0 76,000 56 Blackpool £99,302 -12.4 94,500 66 Halton £116,054 -9.3 92,000 50 Warrington £149,641 -8.3 115,000 81 Cheshire County Council area £160,267 -8.8 125,000 373 Cumbria £133,598 -7.5 95,000 219 Greater Manchester £118,925 -8.5 100,000 1,095 Lancashire County Council area £123,290 -10.1 93,000 618 Merseyside Metropolitan County area £124,229 -8.6 95,000 586 North West £122,123 -10.9 99,950 2,940 Source: House Price Index December 2008, Land Registry, Lower Quartile House Prices 2007, DCLG and Projections of Households 2006, DCLG The table below shows the number of lone parent households with dependent children and the percentage of the North West total:- Area Lone Parent Households % of North with Dependent Children West Total Cheshire (inc Halton) 979 11.4 Cheshire (exc Halton) 788 9.2 Cumbria 427 5.0 Greater Manchester 3,272 38.2 Lancashire 1,715 20.0 Merseyside (exc Halton) 2,173 25.4 Merseyside (inc Halton) 2,364 27.6 North West 8,562 100.0 Source: Census 2001 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Tel: 01925 400291 Page 9 of 25 NWDA Research Team, Renaissance House, Warrington Website: www.nwriu.co.uk Transport The table below shows the average time it takes residents to travel to work:- Area Average travel to work time (minutes) Cheshire (inc Halton) 19.6 Cheshire (exc Halton) 19.6 Cumbria 15.8 Greater Manchester 21.5 Lancashire 18.6 Merseyside (exc Halton) 21.3 Merseyside (inc Halton) 21.3 North West 19.4 Source: Average Travel to Work Time 2002-2003, Labour Force Survey, Local Knowledge Regeneration Number of wards eligible for:- Area Tier Two Grants for Business Investment Cheshire (inc Halton) 0 Cheshire (exc Halton) 0 Cumbria 56 Greater Manchester 54 Lancashire 33 Merseyside (exc Halton) 97 Merseyside (inc Halton) 97 North West 240 The remaining wards are eligible for Tier Three Grants for Business Investment support. The entire geographical area of the North West is eligible under the new Regional Competitiveness and Employment Objective between 1 January 2007 and 31 December 2013. Merseyside will have transitional status, until the end of 2010, with an allocation of transitional funding. There will be separate ERDF and ESF programmes in the region. The Local Authorities of Halton, Barrow-in-Furness, Copeland, Bolton, Manchester, Oldham, Rochdale, Salford, Tameside, Wigan, Blackburn with Darwen, Blackpool, Burnley, Hyndburn, Pendle, Preston Knowsley, Liverpool, Sefton, St Helens and Wirral are eligible for the Working Neighbourhoods Fund. (Source: DCLG) Email: email@example.com Tel: 01925 400291 Page 10 of 25 NWDA Research Team, Renaissance House, Warrington Website: www.nwriu.co.uk Quality of Life Image The North West's top 10 visitor attractions in 2007 were:- Attraction Visitor Numbers Blackpool Pleasure Beach, Blackpool 5,500,000 Windermere Lake Cruises, South Lakeland 1,274,976 Chester Zoo, Chester 1,233,044 The Lowry, Salford 850,000 Tatton Park, Macclesfield 780,000 Tate Liverpool, Liverpool 648,029 Oswaldtwistle Mills, Hyndburn 569,104 Blackpool Zoo and Dinosaur Safari, Blackpool 335,000 Ullswater Streamers, Eden 303,008 Etherow Country Park and Local Nature Reserve, Stockport 300,000 Source: 2007 Visits to Visitor Attractions Survey, Visit Britain Deprivation Number of English Super Output Areas in:- Area 10% Most Deprived 20% Most Deprived Cheshire (inc Halton) 44 100 Cheshire (exc Halton) 23 62 Cumbria 27 61 Greater Manchester 374 595 Lancashire 146 244 Merseyside (exc Halton) 320 420 Merseyside (inc Halton) 341 458 North West 911 1,420 Source: Index of Multiple Deprivation 2007, DCLG Email: email@example.com Tel: 01925 400291 Page 11 of 25 NWDA Research Team, Renaissance House, Warrington Website: www.nwriu.co.uk Crime The table below shows crime rates and perceptions of crime:- Greater Manchester (Police Force Area) Merseyside (Police Lancashire (Police Cheshire (Police Cumbria (Police Force Area) Force Area) Force Area) Force Area) North West Burglaries: number per 10,000 households 163 206 552 267 378 376 Theft or unauthorised taking of a vehicle: number per 10,000 26 15 49 22 34 34 population Theft from a vehicle: number per 10,000 population 67 32 121 58 73 84 Violent Crime: number per 10,00 population 376 324 503 606 582 508 High level of worry about burglary (%) 9 7 14 11 19 13 High level of worry about car crime (%) 11 7 15 11 19 14 High level of worry about violent crime (%) 14 9 20 12 22 17 Source: 2007/8 British Crime Survey, The Home Office Household Income The table below shows statistics for Gross Disposable Household Income (GDHI) which put simply is the amount of money individuals have for saving or spending, and includes wages, property and pension income, and social benefits, less rent and taxes on wealth. GDHI covers the income received by households and non-profit institutions serving households. Greater Manchester Merseyside North West Lancashire Cheshire Cumbria Gross Disposable Household Income Index (UK = 105 96 89 88 90 92 100) Gross Disposable Household Income per head 14,506 13,169 12,291 12,103 12,377 12,655 (GDHI) (£) Average annual % change in GDHI per head 3.3 3.7 3.0 3.4 4.0 3.3 Source: 2006 Regional Household Income, ONS Email: email@example.com Tel: 01925 400291 Page 12 of 25 NWDA Research Team, Renaissance House, Warrington Website: www.nwriu.co.uk Interesting Facts Allerdale William Wordsworth attended the same school in Cockermouth as Fletcher Christian. Source: www.informationbritain.co.uk Bassenthwaite Lake, near the town of Keswick, is one of the largest lakes in the Lake District and is the only lake in the Lake District with 'lake' in its name, all the others being waters , meres or tarns. Source: www. www.en.wikipedia.org/ Blackburn with Darwen Blackburn Rovers Football Club was formed by a group of public schoolboys in 1875. Source: www.information-britain.co.uk The mill towns of Blackburn and Burnley were the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution in the 18th century. Source:www.lancashireandblackpool.com Blackpool Blackpool Tower is 518 ft 9 inches tall and contains 2,493 tons of steel and 93 tons of cast iron and it takes 7 years to paint Blackpool Tower from top to bottom and the tower's lifts travel 3,500 miles every year. Source: www.attractionsblackpool.co.uk/ and www.lancashireandblackpool.com Blackpool International Firework Competition is held each year in September. www.attractionsblackpool.co.uk/ Squires Gate, now known as Blackpool International Airport, was the UK's first airport. Source: www.lancashireandblackpool.com Blackpool's permanent electric street tramway was the world's first when it opened in 1885. Source: www.lancashireandblackpool.com The Pepsi Max roller coaster, which opened in1994 is the tallest in Europe at 235ft high and reaches 85 mph, making it also the fastest roller coaster in Europe. Source: www.lancashireandblackpool.com In 1879 Blackpool was the first town in the World to have electric street lighting, which started the illumination celebrations, after holidaymakers stood in awe of 8 arc lamps which was an experimental display described as artificial sunshine. Source: www.hotel365.co.uk/facts.htm Blackpool is the only town in the United Kingdom with three piers. Source: www.en.wikipedia.org/ Burnley Britain's shortest river is the Brun which runs through Burnley. Source: www.information-britain.co.uk Email: email@example.com Tel: 01925 400291 Page 13 of 25 NWDA Research Team, Renaissance House, Warrington Website: www.nwriu.co.uk Carlisle Her Majesty's Theatre in Carlisle was the first theatre ever to be lit by electricity in 1880. Source: www.informationbritain.co.uk The first pillar box went up on Botchergate in Carlisle in 1853. Source: www.informationbritain.co.uk Carlisle is the most northerly English city and the smallest in population terms but largest in land area. Source: www.historic-carlisle.org.uk/ Carlisle does not feature in the Domesday Book because at that time in 1086 Carlisle was in the possession of the Scots. Source: www.historic-carlisle.org.uk/ The first cardboard railway ticket was invented and used in Carlisle. Source: www.historic-carlisle.org.uk/ Chester Chester Racecourse is Britain's oldest sporting venue (in continual use) with the first race occurring in 1540 (Source: www.information-britain.co.uk). Henry Gee was mayor of Chester in 1540 and he cancelled the traditional Shrove Tuesday football game and replaced it with a horserace. His surname is where we get the informal name for racehorses 'Gee Gee's'. Source: http://www.chestertourist.com The first person to walk across Chester's Grosvenor Bridge was a young Princess Victoria, in 1819, who later went on to be Queen. Source: www.information-britain.co.uk The name Chester is derived from the Latin for a Camp 'Castra'. The Roman name for Chester was 'Deva', named after the goddess of the River Dee. The Roman name was pronounced Dewa because the Romans used the letter V to represent a W. The City also has the most complete and best preserved City Walls in the country. Source: www.chestertourist.com Chester has the largest Roman Amphitheatre in the country. Source: www.chestertourist.com Chorley James I stayed at Hoghton Tower in 1617 he so enjoyed his hosts hospitality that one night, over dinner, he drew his sword and knighted the beef "arise Sir Loin" he intoned so naming this particular cut. Source: www.information-britain.co.uk Congleton Little Moreton Hall is one of the country's best preserved 15th century half-timbered and moated manor houses. It is one of the finest examples of timber-framed domestic architecture in England and is a Grade I listed building. Source: www.en.wikipedia.org/ Copeland The highest point of the county, and England, is Scafell Pike at 978 m (3210 ft) and is one of three British mountains climbed as part of the Three Peaks Challenge. Source: www. www.en.wikipedia.org/ Email: email@example.com Tel: 01925 400291 Page 14 of 25 NWDA Research Team, Renaissance House, Warrington Website: www.nwriu.co.uk Wastwater is the deepest lake in England at 79 meters (258 feet), and is owned by the National Trust. Source: www. www.en.wikipedia.org/ Crewe & Nantwich Crewe crater which is a crater of approximately 3km in diameter on the planet Mars is named after the town of Crewe. Source: www.en.wikipedia.org/ In 1583 the Great Fire of Nantwich raged for 20 days, destroying most of the town, which was rebuilt, at a cost of £30,000 in 16th century money, £2,000 of which was personally donated by Queen Elizabeth I together with timber from the royal forest and one of the main streets of Nantwich was re-named to reflect the fact that the timber to rebuild the town was transported along it (Beam Street). Source: www.en.wikipedia.org/ Eden Eden is the fourth largest district in England but has the lowest population density of any English district, with just 24 persons per sq km. Source: www. www.en.wikipedia.org/ Fylde On the Lytham St Anne's beach in May each year the British Sand Yacht Championships take place. Source: www.aboutbritain.com Halton All Saints' Church in Daresbury is a church well known as the inspiration for Alice in Wonderland. Lewis Carroll was born in the village and his father was rector there. The church contains a carving of a grinning cat, a play on the wildcat in the arms of a local family empowered in the Middle Ages to kill poachers by hanging or garrotting (giving them a "permanent grin"). Source: www.en.wikipedia.org/ The Runcorn-Widnes railway bridge officially opened on 21 May 1868 and opened for railway traffic on 10 October the same year and the high-level road bridge was opened by Princess Alexandra on 21 July 1961, it was widened to four lanes in 1975 and was named the Silver Jubilee Bridge in 1977. Source: www.merseyreporter.com One of the region's most important research facilities is the Daresbury Science Park in Halton. Knowsley Knowsley Safari Park was opened to the public in July 1971 when the 'safari park' concept of having visitors in cages (cars) and the animals roaming free, based on the drive-through game reserves of East Africa, was unique. Source: www.knowsley.com Lancaster Carnforth Station was the location in 1945 of the filming of the iconic movie 'Brief Encounter'. Source www.information-britain.co.uk Email: email@example.com Tel: 01925 400291 Page 15 of 25 NWDA Research Team, Renaissance House, Warrington Website: www.nwriu.co.uk Lancaster Castle is owned by Her Majesty the Queen, who is the 'Duke of Lancaster', and still has prisoners and a sitting court making it one of Europe's longest serving operational prisons. Source: www.information-britain.co.uk and www.lancashireandblackpool.com Liverpool Royal Liver building, Liverpool's best known landmark, has a clock which is the biggest in Britain beating Big Ben in width by 2 feet 6 inches. Source: www.aboutbritain.com Liverpool's Anglican Cathedral is the largest cathedral in Britain and the fifth largest in the world. Source: www.liverpool.gov.uk Liverpool has Europe's longest established Chinese community and Europe's largest Chinese Arch which stands 14 metres over the entrance to Chinatown. Source: www.liverpool.gov.uk The world's first School of Tropical Medicine was opened in Liverpool in 1898 and discovered that Malaria could be passed by a Mosquito bite. Source: www.liverpool.gov.uk The five Grade I buildings at Albert Dock in Liverpool covers 1.25 million sq ft making the complex the largest set of Grade 1 Listed Buildings in the UK. Source: www.en.wikipedia.org/ Macclesfield Quarry Bank Mill is an historic factory which is one of the best preserved of the Industrial Revolution and is a Grade II listed building. Now it is a museum of the cotton industry and houses the world's most powerful water wheel. Source: www.en.wikipedia.org/ and www.information-britain.co.uk Gawsworth Hall is a Tudor black and white half timbered building. The house was the home of the Fitton family and the daughter, Mary Fitton, has been proposed as the most likely candidate for Shakespeare's Dark Lady. In 1701 Gawsworth was the scene of the most famous duel fought in England when the Duke of Hamilton and Lord Mohun fought for the estate and both men were killed. Source: www.britainexpress.com Jodrell Bank Observatory, established in 1945 by Sir Bernard Lovell, hosts a number of radio telescopes, and is part of the University of Manchester. The main telescope is the Lovell Telescope which is the third largest steerable radio telescope in the world and there are three other active telescopes located at the observatory. Source: www.en.wikipedia.org/ Manchester In 2006 Manchester attracted 912,000 international visitors making it the 3rd most popular destination in the UK after London and Edinburgh. Source: www.marketingmanchester.com Manchester was the world's first industrialised city and played a central role during the Industrial Revolution. It was the dominant international centre of textile manufacture and cotton spinning. Source: www.en.wikipedia.org/ Manchester is also the 10th most common place name in the United States. Source: www.en.wikipedia.org/ Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Tel: 01925 400291 Page 16 of 25 NWDA Research Team, Renaissance House, Warrington Website: www.nwriu.co.uk The Bridgewater Canal, Britain's first wholly artificial waterway, was opened in 1761. Source: www.en.wikipedia.org/ The University of Manchester is the largest full-time non-collegiate university in the UK and was created in 2004 by the merger of Victoria University of Manchester and UMIST. It includes the Manchester Business School, which offered the first MBA course in the UK in 1965. Source: www.en.wikipedia.org/ The first passenger railway station was built in 1830 on Liverpool Road, Castlefield, Manchester. Source: www.visitmanchester.com In 1948 Tom Kilburn and Freddie Williams designed and built the first stored-program computer in the world, the Manchester Mark I, while working at the University of Manchester. Source: www.en.wikipedia.org/ Oldham During the Industrial Revolution the world's first cotton mill was built in the town of Royton. Source: www.en.wikipedia.org/ The first test tube baby was born at Oldham General Hospital in 1978. Source: www.en.wikipedia.org/ Preston Preston is home to Europe's largest bus station. Source www.information-britain.co.uk Preston is England's newest city. Source: www.lancashireandblackpool.com The Preston by-pass, opened 5 December 1958, became the first stretch of motorway in the UK and is now part of the M6 with a short section now forming part of the M55. Source: www.en.wikipedia.org/ Ribble Valley The post office and craft shop in Chipping is the country's oldest continuously trading shop. A shop has been in existence here since the 1600s. Source: www.lancashireandblackpool.com Dunsop Bridge in the Ribble Valley is the centre of the British Isles. Source: www.lancashireandblackpool.com Bashall Town, near Clitheroe, is England's smallest town. Source: www.lancashireandblackpool.com In 1652, whilst atop Pendle Hill, near Clitheroe, George Fox claimed to have received a visitation from God and, inspired by the view, Fox began to lay down the foundations of the Society of Friends or Quakers. Source www.information-britain.co.uk Rochdale Rochdale Town Hall, completed in 1871, is widely regarded as one of the finest Victorian town halls in Britain. Source: www.aboutbritain.com Email: email@example.com Tel: 01925 400291 Page 17 of 25 NWDA Research Team, Renaissance House, Warrington Website: www.nwriu.co.uk Rossendale Rawtenstall has Fitzpatricks Herbal Health, this is the last remaining functioning temperance bar (a bar that does not serve alcoholic beverages) in England that makes and sells its own non-alcoholic drinks, such as sarsaparilla, black beers, and blood tonic. Source: www.en.wikipedia.org/ Salford Eccles was the site of the world's first railway accident on 15 September 1830. During a stop to take on water William Huskisson had his leg crushed by Stephenson's Rocket; at the time he was in conversation with the Duke of Wellington who was opening the railway and did not get out of the way of the train in time and later died of his injuries. Source: www.en.wikipedia.org/ Sefton Aintree Racecourse is the home of The Grand National the most celebrated and most talked about horse race in the world. Source: www.aboutbritain.com Royal Birkdale Golf Club in the town of Southport, is one of the clubs in the Open Championship rotation. The club has hosted The Open eight times since 1954. Birkdale is the only course in the championship rotation that has never had a champion from the UK. Source: www.en.wikipedia.org/ The Royal Seaforth Dock, now known locally as Bootle Docks or the Freeport, was the first to have port assisted radar operations in the UK to improve the safety of shipping entering the new port. The Royal Seaforth Dock opened in 1972 and by 1984 had become Britain's first fully active Freeport. Source: www.merseyreporter.com Southport Flower Show is the largest independent flower show in the UK. It was originally started in 1924 by the local council, but since 1986 it has been operated by Southport Flower Show company, which is a registered charity. Source: www.en.wikipedia.org/ South Lakeland Pole Vaulting, as a sport, was invented here at the Flan Games in 1879. Source: www.informationbritain.co.uk Windermere is the largest natural lake in England and is 10.5 miles long and varies from a quarter of a mile to one mile wide. The word "Windermere" translates as "Vinandr's lake", from the Old Norse name Vinandr and Old English mere, meaning lake. It was known as "Winander Mere" or "Winandermere" until at least the nineteenth century. Source: www. www.en.wikipedia.org/ In the middle of the 19th century half the world textile industry's bobbin supply came from Stott Park Bobbin Mill which was built in 1835 and although the mill worked continuously until 1971 it is now owned by English Heritage and is still in working order and remains almost identical to its Victorian appearance of 100 years ago. Source: www.visitcumbria.com Email: email@example.com Tel: 01925 400291 Page 18 of 25 NWDA Research Team, Renaissance House, Warrington Website: www.nwriu.co.uk St Helens Stephenson's Sankey Viaduct (also known as the Nine Arches Viaduct), built by George Stephenson in 1930, was the first viaduct on the world's first passenger railway line and crosses the UK's first industrial canal. Source: www.visitsthelens.com St Helens is renowned for glass making and today visitors can visit the Tank House, a pioneering glass making building, now an integral part of the award winning World of Glass Visitor Centre. Source: www.aboutbritain.com In 1859 Beechams opened the world's first medicine factory in St Helens. Source: www.information- britain.co.uk/ Trafford Home to Manchester United's Old Trafford ground, the largest club football ground in the UK, with a capacity of 76,000, and England's only UEFA-rated 5-star stadium. Source: www.en.wikipedia.org/ Trafford Park was founded in 1897, and at its peak in 1945 employed 75,000 people. As well as being the world's first planned industrial estate, it is Europe's largest business park. More than 1,400 companies are within the park, employing between 40,000 and 50,000 people. Source: www.en.wikipedia.org/ Vale Royal Cheshire has been a centre of the salt industry for some 2,000 years. The only working salt mine in Britain is at Winsford which has been worked since 1844 and uses the world's largest underground digger. A popular tourist attraction is the Salt Museum in Northwich which has been in place for over 100 years. Source: www.information-britain.co.uk and The Salt Museum The World's first boat lift can be found in Anderton, Northwich. Source: Chester and Cheshire Visitor Guide Wigan Thomas Beecham first manufactured his pills in Wigan and Marks and Spencer was born here when Michael Marks joined forces with Thomas Spencer in 1894. Source: www.wiganworld.co.uk Famous Wigan food products include Heinz baked beans, Pataks Indian foods, Potters herbal remedies, Uncle Joe's Mint Balls, and De Roma ice cream. Source: www.wiganworld.co.uk Wigan has one of the country's most famous swimming clubs, the Wigan Wasps, responsible for training scores of top swimmers such as former Olympic medallist June Croft. Source: www.wiganworld.co.uk Leigh is the largest town in the UK without a railway station. Source: www.en.wikipedia.org/ Wirral Birkenhead Park was the first publicly funded park designed by Joseph Paxton and opened in 1847. The design for the park was the inspiration for Central Park in New York. Source: www.aboutbritain.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Tel: 01925 400291 Page 19 of 25 NWDA Research Team, Renaissance House, Warrington Website: www.nwriu.co.uk Port Sunlight is a model village which was purpose built by William Hesketh Lever (later Lord Leverhulme) starting in 1888 for the employees of Lever Brothers soap factory (now part of Unilever). The name is derived from Lever's most popular brand of cleaning agent, Sunlight. It contains 900 Grade II listed buildings. Source: www.en.wikipedia.org/ Wyre Garstang was the world's first Fairtrade town. Source: www.lancashireandblackpool.com Famous people born in the North West include:- Name Famous For Where Born When Born Jeremiah Horrocks Astronomer who was the only person to predict, and Toxteth, 1618 one of only two people to observe and record the Liverpool transit of Venus of 1639. James Hargreaves Credited with inventing the Spinning Jennifer Oswaldtwistle, Circa 1720 (shortened to Spinning Jenny in 1768) and was one Hyndburn of the most famous names of the Industrial Revolution in Britain. John Milne Geologist and mining engineer who invented the Liverpool 1850 seismograph which are instruments that measure and record motions of the ground, including those of seismic waves generated by earthquakes, nuclear explosions, and other seismic sources. Sir John A lawyer who rose to the position of King's first Hallwood, 11.11.1662 Chesshyre Serjeant Halton Richard Arkwright An entrepreneur credited with inventing the spinning Preston 3.1.1733 frame (later renamed the water frame following the transition to water power) and built the world's first water-powered cotton mill which was notably one of the catalysts for the industrial revolution George Romney Portrait painter Barrow-in- 26.12.1734 Furness Edward Troughton An instrument maker who was notable for making Corney, 12.6.1753 telescopes and other astronomical instruments Copeland Fletcher Christian Naval mutineer on H.M.S. Bounty Brigham, 25.9.1764 Allerdale John Dalton Chemist, meteorologist and physicist who is best Eaglesfield, 6.9.1766 known for his pioneering work in the development of Allerdale modern atomic theory, and his research into colour blindness (sometimes referred to as Daltonism). William Writer of poems, sonnets and ballads and was Cockermouth, 7.4.1770 Wordsworth England's Poet Laureate in 1843. Allerdale Robert Peel Conservative Prime Minister and helped to create Ramsbottom, 5.2.1788 the modern concept of the Police Force while Home Bury Secretary John Rylands Weaver, entrepreneur, and philanthropist, at one St Helens 7.2.1801 time the owner of the largest textile manufacturing concern in the UK Email: email@example.com Tel: 01925 400291 Page 20 of 25 NWDA Research Team, Renaissance House, Warrington Website: www.nwriu.co.uk Name Famous For Where Born When Born Thomas Brassey Civil engineering contractor and manufacturer of Buerton, 7.11.1805 building materials who was responsible for building Chester much of the world's railways in the 19th century and by the time of his death in 1870 he had built one mile in every 20 miles of railway in the world. William E Liberal Party statesman and four times Prime Liverpool 29.12.1809 Gladstone Minister James Joule Physicist and brewer who studied the nature of heat Salford 24.12.1818 and discovered its relationship to mechanical work This led to the theory of conservation of energy and the unit for energy in the International System of units, the joule, is named after him. Sir Henry Tate A sugar merchant, noted for establishing the Tate Chorley 11.3.1819 gallery in London. After his death, Henry Tate & Sons merged with Abram Lyle & Sons to form Tate & Lyle Lewis Carroll Children's writer (Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Daresbury, 27.1.1832 and Through the Looking Glass) and mathematician Warrington John Brunner Founded Brunner Mond & Company in 1873. Built Everton, 8.2.1842 factory at Winnington to produce soda ash and Liverpool became one of the wealthiest chemical companies in the late nineteenth century. Introduced shorter working hours, sickness and injury insurance, and holidays with pay for his employees. Elected MP for Northwich in 1885 and stood until 1910. William Hesketh An industrialist, philanthropist and colonialist who Bolton 19.9.1851 Lever established a soap manufacturing company called Lever Brothers (now part of Unilever). Lever began to put his philanthropic principles into practice through the construction of Port Sunlight, a model community designed to house and support the workers of Lever Brothers. John Henry A professor of physics who developed the Poynting Monton, Salford 9.9.1852 Poynting vector, which describes the direction and magnitude of electromagnetic energy flow and is used in the Poynting theorem, a statement about energy conservation for electric and magnetic fields and in 1903 he was the first to realise that the sun's radiation can draw in small particles towards it which was later coined the Poynting-Robertson effect. Sir J J (Joseph Physicist and credited for the discovery of the Cheetham Hill, 18.12.1856 John) Thomson electron and of isotopes and the invention of the Manchester mass spectrometer. Awarded the Nobel Prize for the discovery of the electron. Email: email@example.com Tel: 01925 400291 Page 21 of 25 NWDA Research Team, Renaissance House, Warrington Website: www.nwriu.co.uk Name Famous For Where Born When Born Samuel Ryder An entrepreneur originated the idea of selling garden Preston 24.3.1858 seeds in "penny packets" and later became an enthusiastic golfer and he sponsored the Ryder Cup, a competition first held in 1927 with a solid gold trophy for the biennial golf championship between the best of professional golfers in the USA and UK. Emmeline One of the leaders of the British suffragette Hulme, 14.7.1858 Pankhurst movement who founded the Women's Franchise Manchester League in 1889, and with her daughter Christabel founded the Women's Social and Political Union. David Lloyd British statesman who was the first and only Welsh Chorlton-on- 17.1.1863 George Prime Minister that Britain has had so far and the last Medlock, Liberal to hold the office. He was Prime Minister Manchester throughout the latter half of World War I and the first four years of the subsequent peace. Frank Hornby Inventor, businessman and politician. He was a Liverpool 15.5.1863 visionary in toy development and manufacture and produced three of the most popular lines of toys in the twentieth century: Meccano, Hornby Model Railways and Dinky Toys. He also founded the British toy company Meccano Ltd in 1908. Sebastian de Innovator in the development of electrical Liverpool 9.4.1864 Ferranti engineering. Patented the Ferranti dynamo at the age of 16. Formulated idea of large-scale generation and distribution of electricity. Charles Glover Physicist who won the Nobel Prize in 1917 for Widnes, Halton 27.6.1877 Barkla discovering the electromagnetic properties of X-rays Norman Haworth Chemist who is best known for his groundbreaking Chorley 19.3.1883 work on ascorbic acid (vitamin C) and received the Nobel Prize for his work on the structure of vitamin C. William (Norman) A noted British Barrister and judge who served as Ulverston, 6.9.1883 Birkett the alternate British Judge during the Nuremberg South Lakeland trials after World War II George Herbert A mountaineer who took part in the first three British Mobberley, 18.6.1886 Leigh Mallory expeditions to Mount Everest in the early 1920s Macclesfield LS (Laurence English artist famous for painting scenes of life in the Stretford, 1.11.1887 Stephen) Lowry industrial districts of northern England during the Trafford early 20th Century. Stan Laurel Comic actor, writer and director, famous as the first Ulverston, 16.6.1890 half of the comedy double-act Laurel and Hardy, South Lakeland whose were famous for silent films James Chadwick Physicist who won the Nobel Prize in 1935 for his Bollington, 20.10.1891 discovery of the neutron Macclesfield George Formby Ukulele player, singer and comedian who became a Newtown, 26.05.1904 major star of both cinema and music halls. Wigan Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Tel: 01925 400291 Page 22 of 25 NWDA Research Team, Renaissance House, Warrington Website: www.nwriu.co.uk Name Famous For Where Born When Born Fred Perry Tennis and table tennis player and three-time Stockport 18.05.1909 Wimbledon champion. He was the World number 1 player for five years and is the last Englishman to win the Wimbledon Men's Singles. Dame Thora Hird Actress who made her screen debut in 1940 followed Morecambe, 28.5.1911 by over 60 films and is best remembered for all her Lancaster successful comedy roles. Rodney Robert Biochemist who shared the Nobel Prize for Medicine Newton-le- 8.10.1917 Porter or Physiology in 1972 for determining the exact Willows, St chemical structure of an antibody and using an Helens enzyme called papain, he broke the blood's immunoglobin into pieces, making them easier to study Jimmy Lewthwaite Rugby league winger for Barrow and Great Britain. Cleator Moor, 10.11.1920 Copeland Robert Alexander Baron Runcie of Cuddesdon was a prelate and Crosby, Sefton 2.10.1921 Kennedy Runcie Archbishop of Canterbury Nigel Kneale Writer active in television, film, radio drama and Barrow-in- 18.4.1922 prose fiction, he wrote professionally for over fifty Furness years, and was twice nominated for the British Film Award for Best Screenplay. Willie Horne Played rugby league for Great Britain, England, Barrow-in- 23.1.1923 Lancashire and Barrow between 1943 to 1959 and Furness captained all four sides. Eric Morecambe Originally John Eric Bartholomew who took his stage Morecambe, 14.5.1926 name from the seaside resort where he was born. A Lancaster 6-time BAFTA award-winning comedian who together with Ernie Wise formed the double act Morecambe and Wise. Albert Finney Academy Award nominated and Emmy Award Pendleton, 9.5.1936 winning actor. Salford Ian McKellen A stage and screen actor, the recipient of the Tony Burnley 25.5.1939 Award and 2 Oscar nominations and is best known for roles such as Gandalf in the Lord of the Rings film trilogy Melvyn Bragg Novelist and television arts presenter Wigton, 6.10.1939 Allerdale Ringo Starr Born Richard Starkey. Musician, singer, songwriter Liverpool 7.7.1940 and actor, best known as the drummer for The Beatles and narrated the television series Thomas The Tank Engine and Friends John Lennon Songwriter, peace campaigner and founder member Liverpool 9.10.1940 of The Beatles. He was shot dead in new York in 1980. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Tel: 01925 400291 Page 23 of 25 NWDA Research Team, Renaissance House, Warrington Website: www.nwriu.co.uk Name Famous For Where Born When Born Geoff Hurst England footballer enshrined in the game's history as Ashton-under- 8.12.1941 the only player to have scored a hat-trick in a World Lyne, Tameside Cup final where his three goals came in the 1966 final for England in their 4-2 win over West Germany at Wembley. Such an achievement was made all the more remarkable by the fact that he was only five months and eight games into his international career, and was not considered his country's premier centre forward. John Thaw Actor who has appeared in a range of television, Longsight, 3.1.1942 stage and cinema roles with his most popular being Manchester police and legal dramas such as The Sweeney, Inspector Morse and Kavanagh QC. Paul McCartney Rock singer, bass guitarist, songwriter, composer, Liverpool 18.6.1942 multi-instrumentalist, entrepreneur, record producer, film producer and animal-rights activist and gained worldwide fame as a member of The Beatles George Harrison Lead guitarist, vocalist and songwriter with The Liverpool 25.2.1943 Beatles. He also co-founded the producer company Handmade Films. Cilla Black (born Made singing debut at Cavern Club in Liverpool and Liverpool 27.5.1943 Priscilla White) had several number 1 singles before turning to television and presenting programmes such as Blind Date and Surprise Surprise. Awarded OBE in 1997. Pete Postlethwaite Film actor Warrington 7.2.1945 Emlyn Hughes English footballer who captained both the English Barrow-in- 28.8.1947 national side and Liverpool FC. during the 1970s. Furness Russ Abbott Comedian Chester 16.9.1947 Cherie Booth English barrister who is married to former Prime Bury 23.9.1954 Minister Tony Blair. Nick Park A 4 time Academy Award winning filmmaker of stop Preston 6.12.1958 motion animation best known as the creator of Wallace and Gromit. He has also won 4 Oscars. Ian Brown Musician and former lead singer of The Stone Roses Warrington 20.2.1963 Jane Horrocks Actress who has appeared in Absolutely Fabulous Rawtenstall, 18.1.1964 and films including Little Voice, Chicken Run and a Rossendale musician, and singer who duetted with Robbie Williams on his album Swing When You're Winning. Carl Fogarty World Superbike Champion Blackburn 1.7.1965 Steve Coogan Actor, impressionist, and comedian who is best Middleton, 14.10.1965 known for the character of Alan Partridge. Rochdale Chris Boardman Racing cyclist who has won an individual pursuit Wirral 26.8.1968 Olympic gold medal, broken the world hour record three times and has worn the yellow jersey on three separate occasions at the Tour de France. Keith Tyson Artist who has won the Turner prize Ulverston, 23.8.1969 South Lakeland Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Tel: 01925 400291 Page 24 of 25 NWDA Research Team, Renaissance House, Warrington Website: www.nwriu.co.uk Name Famous For Where Born When Born Gary Barlow Solo artist, songwriter and front man for Take That Frodsham, Vale 20.1.1971 Royal Peter Kay Comedian, writer, producer, and actor Farnworth, 2.7.1973 Bolton Paula Radcliffe Long distance runner and current world record Davenham, 17.12.1973 holder of women's marathon Vale Royal Michael Owen England footballer player who has previously played Chester 14.12.1979 for Liverpool Amir Khan Lightweight boxer Bolton 8.12.1986 Sources: www.information-britain.co.uk and www.en.wikipedia.org/ Email: email@example.com Tel: 01925 400291 Page 25 of 25 NWDA Research Team, Renaissance House, Warrington Website: www.nwriu.co.uk
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I got this tripod as a secondary tripod. I like it because of all the different positions it can be put into. It can go low to the ground and I can angle my camera so it is hanging right over my subject. Great for macro photography. This tripod is heavier than a travel tripod but it is not extremely heavy so I could easily take it hiking or to locations. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is beacuse of the ballhead. The ballhead was not the best. HOWEVER, I found that the Oben BB-0 Ball Head with quick release will fit nicely. Once I changed the ballhead I give this 5 stars.
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Naruto's Yin release Edit
Hello FF-Suzaku, I just want to ask you a question regarding Naruto's nature release, where was it stated that Naruto has Yin release? I don't know Japanese but I do understand from the icons in the databook that he has all five nature transformation along with Yang release Naruto and also in that same link Sasuke has five nature transformation along with yin release. So my question is how are they not listed as user of both Yin and Yang in the databook? the explanation of healing Kakashi's eye I got from WindStar was Naruto formed the eye in hollow cavity using Yin (create form from nothing) then used Yang release to connect the nerves. Is it not possible that he created the whole eye from cells using Yang release? also in manga he tells that he created the eye from Kakashi's body. I understand gaining power from Hagoromo grants Yin-Yang release, but does it mean they received Yin and Yang i.e. both the powers or the ability to use them? Is it correct that Naruto has Yin release? I just want an explanation. Thanks.--Naruto uzu6254 (talk) 09:28, February 5, 2015 (UTC)
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You created the Naruto Orichara article a couple of years ago. I've tried to keep it updated since then, but I'm not qualified to do much with regards to Japanese. When you have the chance, could you look through it and correct errors/add missing romaji? I'm confident all the Prefectures are accurate, but the Character and Artist names are a crapshoot if they come from me. Thanks in advance. ~SnapperTo 02:22, February 6, 2015 (UTC)
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Is Creation of All Things indeed called a technique in Jin no Sho? You translation says so--Elve [Mod] Talk Page|Contribs 11:56, February 6, 2015 (UTC)
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Appreciated here [1] if you will, thanks.--Elve [Mod] Talk Page|Contribs 12:38, February 8, 2015 (UTC)
Naruto's Six Paths Sage Mode Edit
Because (I believe) you can also read Japanese, can you also take a look at the Six Paths Sage Mode entry in the databook again to see what it states. I don't care to read GodlyHades's examples again, I've read through them enough in the Narutofan forum post. Thank you.--TheUltimate3 (talk) 14:47, February 12, 2015 (UTC)
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In full detail if possible? Thank you so much GodlyHades (talk) 20:27, February 12, 2015 (UTC)
Your translations Edit
Hey, are the scanlators at NF allowed to use your translations for a scanlation of the fourth databook? • Seelentau 愛 議 17:56, February 13, 2015 (UTC)
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Hello my good sire. I am ultrasonic9000. I have some Japanese I need translation and people told me you are the best. What I need to know is this: "兵団" - does it mean "Troops" or "Corps"? I can't really tell.Ultrasonic9000 (talk) 22:12, February 13, 2015 (UTC)
Izanagi and YYR Edit
Sorry for giving you another translation request, but does Jin no Sho explicitly call Izanagi Yin-Yang Release on this page? -- WindStar7125 (talk | contribs) 07:31, February 15, 2015 (UTC)
Hey I have the entire digital edition uploaded here.
I deleted and then replaced the upload I originally had with the digital version. Check it out Suzaku you should be able to download it too I think. I have other books uploaded too.
http://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/User:ItachiWasAHero ItachiWasAHero (talk) 08:52, February 15, 2015 (UTC)
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I happened to notice this edit so I ended up reading your translation of Jin no Sho. My question is, does Jin no Sho state that Naruto can use Creation of All Things in your translation? Or can he just use Yin-Yang Release? ★ WS7125[Mod] 02:07, February 17, 2015 (UTC)
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Hello , can you please translate Temari's page for me in this link http://goo.gl/pjuAou . thank you so much --Abdidouche (talk) 17:10, February 18, 2015 (UTC)
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Yo Suzakun, could you please translate 三尾、六尾を得るが管理状況は悪く「血霧の里」時代に六尾の人柱力が抜け忍となる。 for me? I got my own translation and one from another translator, but I still fail to understand that sentence. Especially how 管理状況 fits into it. • Seelentau 愛 議 17:58, February 20, 2015 (UTC)
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Hi suzaku...sry to bother you...had 4 questions regarding the data book that I think you might be able to answer:
1. Is will materialization classified as a yin-yang release...or a rinnegan KG...or nuthin at all...
2. Is 6 paths sage tech classified as senjutsu & fuinjutsu...
3. Is HAMURA's tenseigan classified as kekkei mora...or senjutsu...or none...
4. Is hamura's byakugan classified as KM... --DARK ZERO--talk 07:11, March 2, 2015 (UTC)
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Translate chapter 667, the panel where Kabuto is talking about reviving Sasuke, does he say he used Hashirama DNA, or that the he just used his studies of Hashirama DNA? ItachiWasAHero (talk) 06:36, March 11, 2015 (UTC)
Nevermind, Voz and TakL from Narutoforums already translated it and it definitely said he used Hashirama's cells on Sasuke. So WindStar and LegionZero are wrong and I am right again.. ItachiWasAHero (talk) 16:54, March 11, 2015 (UTC)


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