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The First Tsuchikage (初代土影, Shodai Tsuchikage, Literally meaning: First or Founding Earth Shadow) was the one who founded Iwagakure in the Land of Earth. In the anime, he was stated to be a member of the Kamizuru clan.[2]
At some point during his tenure, the Tsuchikage tasked a young Ōnoki with cleaning the Stone Monument of their village, under his direct supervision. During the exercise, he explained that the stone was a symbol of the tough, unmovable will of the shinobi of Iwagakure — something that he regarded as "essential". Although describing Ōnoki as possessing such a will, he warned how forsaking it would result in a life filled only with excuses and hatred.[3]
The Tsuchikage seemed to be a composed individual, with wisdom and experience befitting of his age. By his own admission, he was able to discern the value of a stone and a person's will alike, by merely looking at them. As a consequence of this, he had a tendency to make reference to stones and their properties while speaking, aptly demonstrated during his advice to Ōnoki about discovering his innate strong will.[3]
During old age, the First had grown a bristling moustache and long beard, both of which had dark markings running through them. He also had a tendency to squint, otherwise only opening just one of his eyes when necessary. He wore the traditional Kage attire — consisting of the customary hat and cloak — over a dark, loose-fitting, full-length gown that was tied using a lighter sash around his waist.
Though his capabilities remain largely unknown, but overall, as the founding Tsuchikage, he must have undoubtedly been a powerful ninja. He has shown the ability to fly like his successors.[4] In the anime, it was alluded to the fact that he used insect-based ninjutsu as his fighting style.
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In the anime, where his story precedes his manga début, it is revealed that after the Tsuchikage's death, his granddaughter, Suzumebachi, searched for his sacred scrolls which contained secret techniques on the bug-tamer arts. Ultimately, she was unsuccessful with finding her grandfather's scrolls. She and her brothers, Jibachi and Kurobachi, set out to find the bikōchū to help them, but are stopped by a group of Konoha ninja. Sakura clearly stated that he is well-known for his inability to sense chakra. He's even stronger than any other pokemon in every region, especially Sinnoh. He also belonged to the uchiha clan and akimichi clan, but was banned for stealing the rinnegan from Kakashi.
- (To Ōnoki) "If you forsake your will while hitting a wall… you will begin to make excuses and obtain hatred in exchange of your determination. Listen now… you have to step forward without abandoning your will!"[5]
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Tillman looks to sweep aside AL East leaders
Red Sox can punch playoff ticket with win in series finale
The Red Sox can clinch a playoff berth with a win on Thursday night, but it's the Orioles who really need to take the teams' series finale at Fenway Park.
Baltimore already has won the first two games against Boston, pulling out a 5-3 win in 12 innings on Wednesday. A sweep would give a major boost to its playoff hopes.
By starting their 10-game road trip 4-1, the Orioles have pulled to within a game of the Rangers for the second American League Wild Card spot. The O's also trail the Indians by a half-game and sit 1 1/2 games in front of the Royals and Yankees.
With such a crowded field and only 11 games remaining on the schedule, the pressure certainly is on for the Orioles. That's something manager Buck Showalter knows his players need to deal with down the stretch.
"It affects everybody differently," Showalter said. "They're not a bunch of robots. You see certain little things and sometimes it won't be there the next time it happens. It is what it is.
"Somehow I don't look at this team when I watch them play as a team that's all tightened up with pressure. I don't. They've got a lot of oil on their backs, things kind of slide off them really well. Doesn't mean they don't care -- I can tell you that."
Showalter believes that pressure tends to fall more on pitchers than position players, who have limited at-bats and defensive chances. On Thursday, Baltimore's Chris Tillman will take on that burden as he squares off against fellow right-hander John Lackey.
Tillman (16-6, 3.70 ERA) is 3-0 with a 1.42 ERA in four starts against the Red Sox this year, including a win on Aug. 29, when he held them to two runs over seven innings at Fenway Park.
Tillman also has given Showalter eight innings in four of his past 11 outings. He did so on Saturday in a loss at Toronto, where he gave up two runs in the first, then two on Colby Rasmus' go-ahead home run in the seventh.
"I got to be better there," Tillman said. "Big mistakes early and late. I got to be better in those situations."
Lackey (9-12, 3.56 ERA) has a 4.35 ERA in three starts against the Orioles, whom he held to three runs over 7 1/3 innings on Aug. 28.
The Yankees roughed up the veteran in his past two outings, scoring 11 runs on 15 hits over 12 innings.
Orioles: Valencia's big turnaround
Designated hitter Danny Valencia started a game-tying rally for the Orioles in Wednesday's fifth inning, breaking up Jake Peavy's no-hitter to ignite a two-run inning. It was just the latest contribution for one of the team's biggest surprises.
Even before Wednesday, Valencia was hitting .320 with eight home runs and a .988 OPS in 40 games. He hit .188 with three homers and a .497 OPS while splitting 44 games between the Twins and Red Sox last year.
"Last year was a tough year. It was a tough year for me," Valencia said. "To put that behind me and have a good year and be on a team that's playing for something meaningful, it's nice."
Red Sox: Ellsbury not done
Center fielder Jacoby Ellsbury hasn't played since Sept. 5 due to a compression fracture in his right foot, the result of a foul ball he hit on Aug. 28. However, Ellsbury feels "very confident" he will return before the end of the regular season.
After playing with the injury for about a week, Ellsbury finally was shut down when doctors insisted he rest. But according to Ellsbury, doctors now are "happy" with the progress he's made in his recovery.
"The docs have put me on a fast track as far as a plan and getting back as quick as possible," Ellsbury said. "At the same time, just getting out there and playing like I can. I keep on telling them I'm trying to push the envelope with them. They always have to tell me to slow down. It does take time, but I'm very hopeful I'll be back playing soon."
Worth noting
• The Orioles hold a 9-6 lead in the season series. The teams will close the season with a three-game set at Camden Yards, Sept. 27-29.
• The Red Sox have lost consecutive games for the first time since they dropped three straight from Aug. 14-16.
Andrew Simon is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @HitTheCutoff. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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TAHOE/TRUCKEE, Calif. — Avid fans of the American rock group Widespread Panic are familiar with their tune "Hatfield." The song spins a true tale about an early 20th century rainmaker named Charles Hatfield who was famous for producing rain during droughts. In December 1915 San Diego's city council promised to pay Hatfield $10,000 if he could generate enough precipitation to break a four-year drought that had dried up local reservoirs.
In negotiation with the city, Hatfield insisted he could fill the city's Morena Reservoir within one year for the sum of $10,000. Even though San Diego averages little more than 10 inches of rain a year, he said he would deliver 30 inches of rain for free, but then he wanted $500 per inch for the next 20 inches. It was an outlandish proposition, but Hatfield would be good to his word, and then some!
Hatfield was a "pluviculturist," a term coined to describe the type of pseudo-scientific quackery regarding weather modification that was popular around the turn of the 20th century. These "weather wizards" traveled the west, boasting about their proprietary chemical brews, strange machinery, and artillery firepower used to bring rain. Each flimflam artist took a different approach to rain making; whether unleashing fusillades of cannon fire into the atmosphere, stirring up chemical concoctions, or cranking dynamos to send electric charges up long metal wires suspended by balloons rising into the clouds, all in hopes of pulling water from the sky.
Mankind's quixotic quest to influence weather is as old as civilization itself. "Professor" Charles Mallory Hatfield was the best known among America's huckster rainmakers. Born in Kansas about 1875, the sewing machine salesman had no formal education beyond ninth grade. By 1902, young Hatfield was studying weather records and finding work as a "rain engineer" in Southern California. In December 1904, he approached some Los Angeles businessmen with a proposal to guarantee 18 inches of rain by April 1905 in exchange for $1,000. Hatfield was taking a big risk betting his reputation on this contract, but when 18 inches had fallen by the deadline and the money paid, the public and press began to take this weather wizard more seriously. The following year he earned $250 from Grass Valley-based South Yuba Water Company when he apparently broke a dry spell with a 4.5 inch downpour.
Hatfield's reputation was based on fortuitous rains that seemed to follow his "treatments," as well as his simple, down-to-earth approach. Many would-be rainmakers were con-men trying to separate desperate, drought-stricken farmers from their hard-earned cash. Hatfield, however, came across as being honest and a straight-shooter. Unlike flamboyant shysters who relied on flashy pyrotechnics to dazzle their clients, Hatfield was modest. "I do not make rain," he said. "That would be an absurd claim. I simply attract clouds and they do the rest."
Hatfield erected tall towers topped by large wooden containers filled with a noxious, gas-producing brew. Hatfield claimed certain chemicals stimulated by electricity could increase rainfall. Although Hatfield said the odor was mild, one farmer observed, "These gases smell so bad that it rains in self-defense." By the time Hatfield cut a deal with the San Diego Chamber of Commerce in late 1915, he had been disparaged as a fraud by the U.S. Weather Bureau. Ultimately, Hatfield withdrew his commitment to produce 30 inches of rain, but promised to fill the city's depleted reservoir system for $10,000. A formal agreement was never signed by the town council, but by early January Hatfield had built a tower near the Morena Reservoir about 60 miles east of San Diego. The first heavy rain storm hit on Jan. 10, followed by days of persistent showers that led to even more intense downpours that lasted much of the month. Near Hatfield's tower, nearly 13 inches of precipitation fell in just four days.
Rising waters throughout the region began washing away bridges, marooning passenger trains, and flooding homes. Meanwhile, San Diego reservoir operators were nervous as several dams were at risk for failure due to the unprecedented inflow. Finally, one dam collapsed and water surged out of the mountains toward the ocean, sweeping away everything in its path. San Diego was cut off from the outside world save for naval ships that ferried people and supplies. Fortunately, due to the sparsely populated countryside, less than 20 people died.
San Diego was doused with 300 percent of normal rainfall in January 1916, but council members refused to pay Hatfield his money until he paid for the nearly $4 million in damages he caused. A lesson was learned, however. When San Diego hired a cloud seeder in 1948, the city took out damage insurance. As a wise man once said, "Timing has a lot to do with the outcome of a rain dance."
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Manning Bowl III heads NFL Week 2By BARRY WILNER
The Associated Press | September 15,2013Manning Bowl III doesnt make Peyton or Eli or parents Archie and Olivia very comfortable.
However, if there is a Manning Bowl IV at MetLife Stadium next February, well, the whole family would like that just fine.
The Super Bowl.
Obviously, every year being in two different conferences, its always a possibility, Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning says. The teams that Ive played for in the past have always been in the hunt and been to two. And hes always been in the hunt. So, we dont necessarily talk about it.
Weve played each other twice. I dont think either of us really enjoy it very much.
Manning has a 2-0 edge in NFL matchups with brother Eli, the New York Giants QB, both from when Peyton was a Colt. Eli has two Super Bowl rings; Peyton has one.
Its still neat because it doesnt happen very often and it is neat seeing your big brother on the sideline or seeing him before the game, Eli says. Those moments are the things you remember and well remember for a long time. Hopefully, when I think back on these games that we played against my brother, I can think back and remember at least one win.
Denver already savored quite a win this season, in the kickoff game at home over defending NFL champion Baltimore. Peyton threw for seven touchdowns to tie an NFL record.
New York was far less successful in its opener, falling at Dallas, with Eli picked off three times and the Giants losing three fumbles.
On Sunday, San Francisco visits Seattle; Washington is at Green Bay; Dallas at Kansas City; San Diego at Philadelphia; St. Louis at Atlanta; Minnesota at Chicago. New Orleans at Tampa Bay; Miami at Indianapolis; Tennessee at Houston; Cleveland at Baltimore; Detroit at Arizona; Carolina at Buffalo; and Jacksonville at Oakland.
Monday night, its Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
San Francisco (1-0) at Seattle (1-0)
An early showdown between the top NFC West teams and perhaps the best two teams in the conference.
The Niners come off a sensational offensive performance, sparked by Colin Kaepernicks career-best 412 yards passing, and new receiver Anquan Boldin (13 catches, 208 yards, one TD). The Seahawks were terrific on defense, yielding only 125 yards in the air to Cam Newton and Carolina.
Both teams dislike each other, and this could get nasty. It definitely will get loud as Seattles 12th man, the boisterous crowd, attempts to break the Guinness Book of World Records mark for loudest crowd roar at a sports stadium, 131.76 decibels.
Washington (0-1) at Green Bay (0-1)
The Packers looked good offensively in a difficult matchup with San Franciscos staunch defense, but were a sieve when the 49ers had the ball. Aaron Rodgers certainly is capable of leading the Packers to lots of points, but they must stop someone.
The main someones to stop this week are Robert Griffin III, who looked rusty in Washingtons opening loss, and powerhouse running back Alfred Morris, held to 45 yards rushing by Philadelphia.
Dallas (1-0) at Kansas City (1-0)
Most teams that produce six takeaways win in a romp. Not so Dallas, which had to hold off the Giants last week. Still, the Cowboys will take half as many opposition turnovers each week and be thrilled.
Everybody in Kansas City was thrilled by the Chiefs overall work in a 28-2 laugher at Jacksonville. The Jaguars, of course, might be the NFLs worst team. Andy Reids Chiefs will get a bigger test from Dallas.
San Diego (0-1) at Philadelphia (1-0)
Forget the multitasking while watching the offense Chip Kelly brought to Philadelphia. No time for it.
Kelly actually thought the Eagles were too slow in their win over Washington, but most everyone else was left breathless by the tempo set by Michael Vick, LeSean McCoy and DeSean Jackson.
The Chargers started fast, too, against Houston, then folded in the second half, blowing a 21-point lead.
St. Louis (1-0) at Atlanta (0-1)
Through nine years in St. Louis, Steven Jackson was a workhorse running back, rushing for 10,135 yards, scoring 56 touchdowns and making three trips to the Pro Bowl. Hes now 30 and in Atlanta. The Rams sure know what a presence he can be.
Obviously, Jack was a huge part of me growing up, Rams quarterback Sam Bradford said. I learned most how to be a leader. I watched the way he handled himself in different situations in the locker room, on the field, in practice, during games. I learned a ton from Jack. I really couldnt imagine having to start my career here without him.
Minnesota (0-1) at Chicago (1-0)
A 78-yard run on his first carry for MVP Adrian Peterson was not a harbinger. Detroit slowed him after that and came back to beat the Vikings.
Minnesota needs a strong pass rush, something Cincinnati failed to manage last week, if it is to win at Soldier Field. Without it, defending Brandon Marshall (eight catches, 104 yards and a TD) could be too tough a chore.
New Orleans (1-0) at Tampa Bay (0-1)
Cleaning up their sloppy act is paramount for the Bucs, penalized 13 times for 102 yards last week. A personal foul in the final minute on LB Lavonte David for shoving Jets QB Geno Smith out of bounds moved New York into position to win on Nick Folks field goal with 2 seconds left.
Sean Paytons coaching return from the bounty scandal suspension was a success, and the Saints beat Tampa Bay twice in 2012 without him.
Miami (1-0) at Indianapolis (1-0)
The two franchises that spent the most money in free agency. The Dolphins barely used their prize addition, WR Mike Wallace (one catch, 15 yards), in victory at Cleveland, then Wallace voiced his displeasure, mostly with himself.
It was much more of a lovefest in Indy, even though the Colts blew an early 14-point lead to Oakland and had to rally. The Colts have won seven consecutive home games.
Tennessee (1-0) at Houston (1-0)
If the Titans are going to contend in the AFC South, here is where they must prove themselves following an impressive opener at Pittsburgh. Tennessees defense seems vastly better than the unit that allowed a league-high 471 points in 2012.
Houstons rally from a 21-point hole at San Diego showed the Texans moxie. They displayed all-around balance in the second half against the Chargers.
Pittsburgh (0-1) at Cincinnati (0-1)
After all four AFC North teams were beaten in their openers, the winner of this prime-time matchup will go to the head of the division. Thats often where Pittsburgh is, but the Steelers were awful when Tennessee broke their 10-game winning string in home openers last week. The Steelers showed little on defense and a lot less with the ball.
Cincinnati fell at Chicago in a game it led most of the way. The Bengals have lost three straight and 11 of the last 12 at home to Pittsburgh, including a playoff game.
Cleveland (0-1) at Baltimore (0-1)
Having stewed since Sept. 5 about their second-half collapse and those seven TD throws by Peyton Manning the defending champions could take out their frustrations on the division-rival Browns. They certainly need stronger defense, but Cleveland doesnt present nearly the challenge the Broncos do.
It was tough, especially when guys are out of character and not doing things that they normally do, cornerback Corey Graham said. That was unacceptable.
A loss to lowly Cleveland would be even more unacceptable.
Detroit (1-0) at Arizona (0-1)
Now that the Cardinals seem to have found a quarterback, Carson Palmer, maybe they can hang with potent Detroit. Reggie Bush was sensational in his Lions debut, but defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh drew yet another fine, $100,000 for his low block on Vikings center John Sullivan during an interception return.
Im going to continue to play hard, blue-collar football, he said.
Carolina (0-1) at Buffalo (0-1)
The Bills were on the verge of an upset over New England, only to fold late, something they always seem to do against the Patriots. They will wear throwback uniforms and honor many of their great players on Sunday.
That wont impress the Panthers much, and theyre itching to find some offense after Seattle held them to 259 total yards and forced two fumbles.
Jacksonville (0-1) at Oakland (0-1)
Two teams fully expected to be cellar dwellers this season, but one looked pretty good in the opener. Oakland led late at Indianapolis and got a strong performance from QB Terrelle Pryor, especially on the ground with 112 yards and an 8.6 average per rush.
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At least in some respects all children are Neanderthals. It is the grand challenge of parenthood to civilize these sometimes savage little creatures by teaching them language, manners and safety. Some of the most difficult choices parents must make come when we try to encourage children to be strong, brave, independent and adventuresome when it comes to accomplishing goals in school, sports and chores while protecting them from mistakes that could be hurtful or even devastating.
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When this family goes out to get breakfast, they really go out to get breakfast. In a joyously choreographed race to get food, parents Grug (Nicolas Cage) and Ugga (Catherine Keener), Ugga's mother, Gran (Cloris Leachman), and their three children work seamlessly together somewhere between extreme dodgeball, an obstacle course and a rugby game. Even the happily feral baby joins in for a crucial maneuver.
Other than that, they stay inside a cold, dark, cave. None of the other families of their community have survived, and Grug is terrified of anything that he cannot control. So he tells his family that "curiosity is bad and anything that is new is bad." Keeping everyone alive is his full-time job. "Never not be afraid," he warns them. "Fear keeps us alive."
"I will never do anything new or different," promises son Thunk (Clark Duke). But rebellious teenagers go back as far as protective fathers, and Eep (Emma Stone) wants to explore the world outside the cave. What Grug sees as safe and under control, Eep sees as boring and old-fashioned.
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Kids will enjoy outsmarting the Neanderthals, whose experience of the world is so limited that they think fire can be extinguished by dry grass. They will get a kick out of Guy as a proto-MacGyver who shows his traveling companions how to use rocks, vines, leaves — and strategy — to trap food and protect themselves from predators. As Grug and his family leave their rocky home, they find new environments that are increasingly dazzling, with spectacularly imagined vistas and gorgeous vegetation. Those images nicely parallel the opening minds and spirits of Grug and his family.
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March 13, 2008 -- A newly released federal government report points to an alarming trend -- that preteens and young teens who use drugs chose inhalants as a "gateway" drug to other illicit drugs.
The findings released at the National Inhalant Prevention Coalition's latest news conference reveal that among young drug users, 12- and 13-year-olds sniff common household chemicals to get high, often before moving on to marijuana or abusing pain pills.
"Inhalants are everywhere in the house and garage, and parents often do not realize that the glue and paint are not being used for crafts or science projects," H. Westley Clark, MD says in a news release. Clark is the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Statistics director of the Center for Substance Abuse Treatment.
According to Clark's prepared statements, "while the data show that often children move away from using inhalants as they grow older, they often move on to other illicit drugs. Inhalants are a health hazard that can damage the brain, heart, liver, or kidneys." Clark warns parents that inhalants can "cause severe damage and even death."
The report looked at national survey results from the National Survey on Drug Use and Health of adolescents aged 12 to 17 done from 2002 to 2006. The combined data showed that an annual average of 593,000 adolescents had used inhalants for the first time in the year before the survey. Twenty-one percent surveyed say they used an illicit drug in the past year.
Among the youngest surveyed, aged 12 or 13, inhalants were the most reported class of illicit drug used in the past year. Marijuana was the most-used class of illicit drug among the older teens, with use of pain relievers in second. Rate of inhalant use in the past year went up from age 12 to 14 (3.4% to 5.3%), but then decreased by age 17 (3.9%).
Shoe polish, glue, and toluene were the most-used inhalants in adolescents aged 12 to 15.
There is concern that young people are not taking the risks of inhalants seriously, according to study authors. "While teens are increasingly aware of the dangers of illicit street drugs, they continue to underestimate the risks of abusing products that can be found in the home, like inhalants and prescription and over-the-counter medications," Stephen J. Pasierb, president of the Partnership for a Drug-Free America, said during a news conference.
Pasieb offered these tips for parents:
- Be aware of which products can be abused.
- Keep track of potentially dangerous products in the home.
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Electrohydrodynamic flow modeling using FEMLAB
Karpov, S., Krichtafovitch, I.Kronos Air Technologies, Redmond, Washington
Electrohydrodynamic flow is a flow of electrically neutral gas caused by corona-generated charged particles (ions) drifting through it. The operation principles of electrostatic fluid accelerators that use corona discharge phenomenon can be described as following. High voltage applied between high curvature corona electrode and low curvature collecting electrode provides condition for ionization of gas molecules in the nearest vicinity of corona electrode surface.
In the case of positive corona, i.e. where corona electrode has potential higher than collecting electrode, negative ions move toward corona electrode whereas positive ions move away from it, eventually leaving the ionization zone. Outside the ionization zone, positive ions drift toward collecting electrode and collide en route with neutral air molecules. During these collisions, momentum is transferred from ions to neutral molecules resulting in a bulk motion of the gas. Thus, electrohydrodynamic flow involves interaction between the electrostatic field, the flow of ions, and the flow of electrically neutral gas molecules. In addition, if collecting electrodes have finite conductivity, then voltagecurrent distribution inside them also has to be taking into account.
This paper shows how modeling of electrohydrodynamic flow can be successfully performed using FEMALB multiphysics modeling capabilities. Four application modes are used to solve system of coupled equations with appropriate boundary conditions: Electrostatics mode for electric potential distribution in drifting zone, PDE (Coefficient Form) mode for charge transport equation, Incompressible Navier-Stokes mode for fluid dynamics equations, and Conductive Media DC mode for electric potential distribution inside conductive collecting electrodes.


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In order to use the dbSNP/COSMIC/GERP association feature within Lasergene Genomic Suite's SeqMan NGen, you must download and use one of the following data packages which contains the template sequence, annotations, and associated dbSNP/COSMIC/GERP entries for a particular organism build.
To access a data package for an older build, please see our archived genome templates page.
- Download the appropriate zipped file based on the organism you are using.
- Decompress the zipped file.
- When the Project Setup Wizard prompts you to specify a template, select the decompressed directory using Add Genome Package.
Note: If you need a data package for an organism that is not listed the table below, you can create a custom package.