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Anime | Naruto Episode #21 | ||
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Dosu Kinuta (ドス・キヌタ, Dosu Kinuta) was a shinobi of Otogakure and the unofficial leader of Team Dosu, which was officially led by Orochimaru, who had assigned them to covertly participate in the Chūnin Exams.
Dosu was demonstrated to be a very alert and logical ninja. He rarely rushed into anything before first observing and analysing the situation. Dosu seemed very loyal to Orochimaru's cause and, to a lesser degree, his team-mates. Although he claimed that Oto-nin are willing to sacrifice their own team-mates for their cause, he promised to avenge Zaku after his debilitating defeat by Shino Aburame. He showed dedication to Orochimaru's task of killing Sasuke Uchiha, but became disillusioned after learning that Orochimaru had given Sasuke a cursed seal. Realising that he and his team were pawns used to determine Sasuke's worth, Dosu became determined to undermine Orochimaru by completing the task of killing Sasuke. He has also been described as courteous and reliable.[1]
Dosu had bandages covering most of his face, leaving only his left eye uncovered. He also wore a large poncho with long sleeves, a snake patterned scarf around his neck, a straw raincoat[2] protruding from the back of his scarf, and a large amplifier on his right arm for most of his attacks. His back was hunched, which made him look smaller than he actually was.
Dosu's battle style revolved around his ability to manipulate sound. Like Zabuza Momochi, he had a very keen awareness and understanding of sound-waves. During the first round of the Chūnin Exams, he simply listened to the strokes of other ninja's pencils to determine what they were writing for the written test. His main attack was done with help from the "Melody Arm" on his right forearm, which he used to generate sound for his attacks. His abilities attacked the inner ear, directing his sound deep into it, which would cause great pain, disorientation, vertigo and nausea. During their match, Chōji attempted to block his attacks by pulling his head inside his Human Bullet Tank, only to be thwarted by the fact that, by directing sound through the water in his body, Dosu could still generate the effect. Chōji was instantly defeated by the attack. Dosu was also quite intelligent — perceiving both Sakura's traps and Orochimaru's plan to test Sasuke.
Databook | Ninjutsu | Taijutsu | Genjutsu | Intelligence | Strength | Speed | Stamina | Hand seals | Total |
First | 2.5 | 2 | 1.5 | 2.5 | 1.5 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 16 |
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Chūnin Exam Arc
Dosu passed the written portion of the Chūnin Exams by interpreting the sound of others' pencil markings. During the second phase, Dosu initiated his team's real mission: killing Sasuke Uchiha. After Team 7's fight with Orochimaru had finished, Sasuke fainted due to the affects of Orochimaru's Juinjutsu, and Naruto passed out during the battle, leaving only Sakura, so Team Dosu attacked.
While fighting Sakura, Rock Lee, and Team 10 in an effort to fulfil this goal, Dosu noticed that Sasuke had received one of Orochimaru's cursed seals. Uncertain why Orochimaru had done this, and otherwise outnumbered, his team fled. During the preliminaries, Dosu defeated Chōji Akimichi, and was assigned to fight Shikamaru Nara during the first round of the finals. In an effort to make sure that Sasuke survived until they could fight, so that Dosu could kill him personally, he challenged Gaara, Sasuke's first opponent, on the roof top of Kikyō Castle.[3] Gaara promptly killed him, while Baki and Kabuto Yakushi witnessed it.[4]
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Dosu Kinuta is a playable character in the following video games:
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Naruto: Konoha Senki | 12 September 2003 |
- Dosu is named for the sound "crunching" especially those made by footsteps. His last name, "Kinuta", is the Japanese word for the incus or 'anvil' bone in the ear.
- In Finally a clash! Jōnin vs. Genin!! Indiscriminate Grand Melee Tournament Meeting!!, Dosu can be seen standing behind Sakura Haruno while she explains that the jōnin are also going to participate in the event.
- Like many of the other characters, Dosu appeared in the omake at the end of Naruto: Shippūden episode 129, along with the rest of his team.
- (To Ibiki) "Sorry, it's our first time. Guess we're a little jumpy… Sir."
- (To Lee) "Effort by itself does nothing. Now watch, we're going to show you something called the wall."[5]
- (To Lee) "Oh, I forgot to mention this little gadget I wear. You might be able to dodge my blows, but you can't get away from it."
- (To Chōji) "Fine, Fatso - if you want this match to end quickly, I'll just win it quickly."
- (To himself, after he defeats Chōji) "Lord Orochimaru, or rather Orochimaru, now do you see? I'm more than a mere puppet."
- (To Gaara) "I wonder which is faster, your sand or my sound?"


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this floor scrubber is great.
By gail
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i use product sitting on a scooter i cannot walk i have ms. i had 3 roto cuff tears 75,25 & 25. i yr ago. i am 75yr oldfemale. this machine is a dream to use. cleans my floors great. the one room is 17x12 and i am not tired. delivery right on time. thank you gail
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An indispensible housekeeping appliance
By hendec
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I use it to polish the hardwood floor and linoleum kitchen tiles in my small apartment. I find this appliance is as indispensible as the vacuum cleaner. The only problem is attaching the Microfiber Pad and Felt Pad to the brush, as they tend to slip away if not firmly attached to the brush which does not offer a firm grip on the pads.
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By lori
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wasn't able to clean the grout between the tiles. I guess the grout is too deep compared to the height of the tiles. gave it a try...
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Very poor lightweight floor tile cleaner
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Bought floor cleaner to clean tile floor and grout. Floor cleaner is too lightweight, and cannot put pressure on scrubber to clean floor tile and grout adequately. None of the scrubber brushes help clean a tile floor surface.
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Great little machine!
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With 5 dogs, I needed something that would clean my floors. Works great! I could also buff them out with a great shine. I love this machine.
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Love it!!
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Simply to use and the floors are so cleans, my back is in better condition with the Hard Floor Scrubber, I recommend it!
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I TOTALLY recommend this scrubber
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I've only used the scrubber twice, as I received it yesterday. I went over my tile floor with the brushes and a vinegar/water solution. I followed with the microfiber pads and a solution of Murphy's soap/water. Both applications left a residue on the floor. I don't believe it is the fault of the scrubber, I think it was caused by the solution used. I will experiment as I go with new solution combinations. We have 8 dogs, so cleaning floors is almost a full time job for me.
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Easy to use. Cleaned the tile floor and the hardwood floor in the banquet room at our son's restaurant. Did a super job.
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Cleans imbedded dirt in textured ceramic tile
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Considering returning poor scrubber
Used scrubber for kitchen floor tile. Could not clean tile grout adequately. Left grout dirty. I bought this for the kitchen floor tile in a recently purchased house, which had very dirty grout. If I cannot clean the kitchen floor tile grout the second time I use the scrubber, I will return it.


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The benefit of using FEMLAB 3.1 as a tool in teaching biomechanics and biomedical physics at Uppsala University
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The alveolus is the smallest functional unit of the lung, and is the only region where oxygen from the air enters the bloodstream, as well as where carbon dioxide is vented out. There are approximately six hundred million alveoli in the lungs of every human, and the branched lungs seem to mimic a fractal surface to provide a total area of exchange of more than a hundred square meters. The alveolar sacs are connected to small air ducts, bronchioles, which in turn continue to merge into larger and larger structures that ultimately form the lobes of the two lungs. Air is inhaled and exhaled through the decrease and increase of air pressure in the lungs that result from the tension and relaxation of the diaphragm.
In this model, four micro capillaries each with a constant inner radius of 5 micrometer travel halfway around the alveolus. The flow field is simulated using the Navier Stokes equations, with an inflow velocity of 1 mm/s, with no-slip conditions at the capillary walls, and pressure=0 as the outflow boundary condition. The blood is approximated as a water-like fluid with a density of 1000 kg/m3 and a dynamic viscosity of 10-3 Pa*s.


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I will say one good thing for the Fiscal Cliff : given its ferocious cuts to the Military, it would probably allow Obama to override (on National Security grounds) all the Congressional earmarks and micromanagement on military spending, and let the DoD decide what it wants to spend the money on.
The defense cuts are $50B in the first year against a budget of $800-900B. Is that 'ferocious', when the most Reagan ever spent at the height of the cold war w/ the USSR and 600 ship navy was ~$450B (today's dollars)?
I usually agree with you, YeOldFalstaff, but you are leaving out some important information here. Yes, you've converted 1984 dollars to today's dollars, but you've forgotten that in real terms the economy is much larger than it was back then.
As a percentage of GDP, US Defense spending now is quite a bit lower than it was during the Reagan years.
Yes, I am aware of the lower percentage of GDP, but I reject the notion the defense spending should be tightly coupled to the economic output of the country and/or population. The security threats to the US are X, so the size and strength of the military should Y which is dependent on X on almost nothing else.
I suspect Y should require on the order of $500B/year, and that should be the case whether or not the GDP of the US was $5T or $50T.
That is, if the next fleet of Steve Jobs comes along and sells $10T of iPhone99's, but the threats are still, perhaps, N. Korea, Iran, guys hiding in caves, the why does that mean the US must rush out and acquire another thousand overpriced fighters?
I have another, tangential, objection to the size of the US military. Yes defense is fundamental reason for the very existence of the federal government, unlike most of the other very tasks it takes onto itself, but at this scale I think it must always and forever be politically impossible to achieve a smaller overall government when the citizenry thinks of the US military as a colossus.
"..I think it must always and forever be politically impossible to achieve a smaller overall government when the citizenry thinks of the U.S. military as a colossus."
Perhaps said citizenry should educate themselves. Ah, who am I kidding? Sigh.


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Another way of saying "I'm sorry". But only when you fuck up beyond belief and want with everything in you for the person to forgive you. Even though you really deserve for them to leave you alone forever. Commonly said in an over cutitans voice to get across that you really are sorry and love that person.
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Great composition and fabulous "texture" and variety in this work. How has this been done? Am I correct in seeing this as a collage? Lovely work.
Thanks, Elaine.
I painted this using Corel Painter and many hours of work!
It is not a collage, but I use a lot of layers, and paint on canvas in the same way.
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As you know squirrell, this is one of my favs
Very nice. Love the colors.
Very creative! Striking compositions and wonderful use of color!
gorgeous paintings . love them all.
You are an artist. This is good!
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I want a good .30 60 caliber rifle for my son and practice and a little hunting. Not too expensive. The remington 7400 in .30 06, what do you think as a beginners rifle?The winchester springfield is a
So, is there anyone out there who uses bolt action, maybe something higher powered than the max. 220 grains of the .30-06? I haven't tried them, although feeling them fire next to me at the range does


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CBC has a story on the changing landscape that Best Buy and Future Shop is facing today
Brick-and-mortar outlets "have become less relevant," he said, and as a result "the handwriting's on the wall" when it comes to selling electronics in a big-box format.
Another factor is that electronics are being "downsized" as technology advances, making it less necessary to maintain huge stores, and cheaper for retailers to sell goods online and ship them to customers, Williams said.
While a big box is good for things like television, there really isn't an advantage when it comes to other items. The Source is every bit as compitive on a lot of items. Even today I went to Best Buy and then actually found what I was looking for at The Source for a lower price. That happens quite a bit. It's especially a big deal with The Source having locations all over the city. I often find it really easy to wander in and find what I am looking for on a break or while I am out and about.
The other issue is especially with Apple products is that I can buy direct from Apple and if it is over $50, I get free shipping and I don't have to pay tax. I am looking at replacing my iPod with a new iPod Nano and it's cheaper to buy direct from Apple than it is from anywhere in the city. The same thing when I buy from MEC. Expect others like Microsoft and even brands like Dr. Dre to do the same thing. Even if they don't, shopping from Amazon is so easy and with Amazon's low margins, it's almost the same thing for an established brand.
In the end the big box stores use the format to compete on price and if they can't compete on price, they bring very little else to the table (unless they can create an in-store experience like Cabelas) As online retail continues to grow, look for smaller stores with better customer service, and easy access to make a comeback. It isn't just electronics. Stores like Rona are asking the same questions about how easy is it to compete with Home Depot and Lowes on a large scale when they may have the supply chain efficiencies and infrastructure to do it.
The other part of the retail discussion is Sears laying off 700 people in Canada. I wasn't surprised. Several times I have been the only customer I could see in a Sears store and when I walk through it I have to dodge rack after rack of discounted goods. While The Bay has rallied around the voice and leadership of Bonnie Brooks, Sears seems to just be drifting with empty stores, an aging demographic, and no real leadership. I can't see them being around in five years time.


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Vintage turquoise wicker basket with 20 parchment parasols.
Kelly Harmon is an internationally noted designer whose style combines strong elements of country simplicity intriguingly integrated with period antiques. Her portfolio is filled with living quarters designed to free their occupants of the pressures and tensions of the modern urbanite lifestyle and reintroduce them to life's simpler things and elegant, easy living. She has been noted for her signature use of a "no-color" palette, in which she creates simple sculptural and light-filled shells, integrating fragments of century-old antiques and modern pieces.


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Everyone wait unitl you see how easy all of this is with the Gypsy imagine update AND Cricut Craft Room!!!!
Beta Tester, it makes it all so easy and makes all of the machines work together with CCR.
Everything that Provo-Craft has promised with the Imagine and Gypsy- Cricut Craft Room pulls it all together.
I am a beta tester for CCR and you can do all of those things when Cricut Craft Room officially launched. I have also been able to save files on CCR into a .gypsy format and I put it on my gypsy today... although they said you could not save or cut with CCR yet.... I was able to today with the Gypsy update with the Imagine. So I did a layout in my CCR, it did kick me off and did not save my project when I got kicked off of the internet... But I was able to save it on my PC as a .gypsy file. I then put that file on my gypsy and I used it on my Imagine. It was able to weld, fill in regular cricut cartridges with Imagine patterns. I saved to my desktop then to my gypsy, then I plugged my gypsy into my imagine and I was able to cut out from Wall Decor and More, flooded with Imagine patterns.... so cool.I can't wait until the offical launch.
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I am currently compiling a list of all images on EVERY cartridge with the Proper RGB codes. Also the RGB codes will be added to the PDF files of each cartridge. So you can use a ipad or book reader to pull up your booklets, it iwll show you the color code for each image and function on each image on each cartridge. I am not sharing it until Cricut Craft Room is launched, because this is how I am making these files/images/codes. I am lucky enough to get to Beta test it. I won't publish my files with the codes and everything until PC offically launches CCR.
Also a file and paper placement for those who do not have the imagine.
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I removed all of my detailed posts last night. I didn't realize all of how I made people feel. I also think I had terrible timing with the people boy-cotting Cricut products and such. I agree it did stir up terrible feelings. I did not remove them to make the boycotters happy, I just removed them at my own descretion, and all photos from here and other places. I was actually trying to do something nice and inform people and share what I had learned. Some people take things so literally. I do think the boy-cotters if they are truely boy-cotting they should also remove themselves from the message boards, MY personal opinion, (my opinion has already backfired on me here by people reading into things how they want to interpret it) so they have been removed and I will on an individual basis share my files and information as I wish.
I see no reason why if I put HOURS and HOURS into something, and I am shareing it for free, why I should not share it with just circle members (or whomever I choose), it is not merchandise, it is not a cartridge that is exclusive. It is something I have put a ton of time into and I choose who I share it with and who I don't. So I will only share my list of RGB codes and files for all cartridges, and my files to make each character with fellow circle members. Basically only circle members can send messages on the board, so if they are not a member I have no way to recieve a message from them, if I never get a message I cannot share the information. So I am sorry if I offend anyone who is not a circle member, unfortunatly you have to be a member to PM me.
Provo-Craft has asked that photos and circle things and such be kept within the circle. I ASSUME that this is to promote perks of the circle outside of the free exclusive cartridges. I ASSUME they want people to join the circle and gain all of the other things that go with the circle... so by giving people access to my files as circle member, it gives one MORE perk to being a circle member. How is this bad? We spent almost $300 to be members of this. We get to see other circle members creations and they share their file if they wish. If you are not a circle member you cannot download it. I do not see people attacking them saying, you need to share your .gypsy or .cut file with people outside of the circle. People get upset because they feel as a circle member that they should be able see and buy new cartridges first and PC has allow us to do that, yet people who do not belong to the circle get upset because they cannot purchase the same day that we can... No matter what no one can make EVERYONE happy. So PC is making the circle members happy first by allowing them to purchase first. If they opened it to the public first, then circle members would be upset for not getting an additional perk....
You can't make everyone happy.
So my applogies to anyone who I have offended and to those of you who DID like what I was sharing I am sorry, it only takes one bad apple to spoil the bunch.
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Awesome! This is a very nice spreadsheet. I love that pics of the colors are included and there is separate worksheet for each cartridge.
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Thanks Chris for this post of the colors. I just ordered my Imagine, and can't wait to use it. I used one on the 2011 Cricut Cruise and LOVED IT! Hopefully she will arrive soon and I can start creating!
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Hi there,
Just a few things. I have complied a 27 Page Cricut Craft Room Guide from Provo-Craft's Help pages from the Cricut Craft Room Program. I have compiled this, but it is their information. I have also sent a copy of this to Provo-Craft incase there was anything that they didn't like, so with CCR's upcoming launch, I have decided to share this so you can read a little bit about this before you can use CCR. I read about the gypsy before I purchased it, so here is a way for you to read about it before you use it. CCR is FREE ! Yea! Please read all of the following information as it is PACKED with so much information! Then the CCR Guide is an attachment.
I want to be clear in all of the posting and information. I try to help everyone even beginers, so please don't feel as though I am talking down to you if you know what you are doing. Also I don't want to loose anyone by assuming that they know everything. Also in the Cricut Message Boards, I am sorry if I had offended anyone in the past by not including anyone or excluding anyone. My appoligies.
The following information is my opinion (or from my trials and errors) I have put these things together to help people. Some people already know these things, some people don't, some people won't like what I have to say or how I explain things, if so please do not be negative, just KINDLY ask that I remove you from my mailing list/facebook/blog. I do not want to offend or exclude ANYONE. ALL that I do ask is that you please share my link and facebook and blog information with others instead of my files. I try to be as factual as I can, I am only doing this to help people) Once Cricut posts the link to the CCR, you will download it to your computer. They will provide instructions for this I am sure. After that you will log into it with your same Cricut.com account so your same used name and password. You will design online, then you will have a desktop application to install. The online version is to design in and you can design from any computer, anywhere. BUT you can only CUT from 2 computers. This prevents people from sharing one accoutn and letting 50 people cut from thier cartridges. So you cannot share an account. Again you can design from ANY computer, but can only cut from 2 selected computers. I have also used my Ipad to do this with GoToMyPC. It is a paid app, so I am not sure if with the current litigation with 3rd party software if I can say that, but it does nothing to the Cricut machine... so, I can't really answer questions about GoToMyPC, I am working on a million projects and can't really provide tech support for that. As far as the other computer tablets go I believe from what I have heard if they are flash based (like CCR is) you can use your tablet. As far as phone apps go... I have no idea yet.
Here is why I am so busy..... I am currently working on a few things that will be on my website... ALL of this is Free. I just want to help and share. I appoligise in advance if I make any mistakes or misinterpretations, again I just want to help. If you do find a mistake in my information, please let me know so I can fix it. Thank you.
I have an inventory list for all of the Cricut Cartridges and future releases. In this list there will also be a price list updated weekly. So if you want to buy the New Damask Decor cartridge, you will go to that page on my website and you will see about 20 different places to purchase it and that weeks current price.
I am also making and RGB list for ALL of the cartridges. This is mostly for the Imagine Machine users, BUT this will help everyone, (see below about designing in color with CCR)
I am making files for every image on every cartridge. So (I keep using this example because it is easy) I have made and Ariel from the Disney Cartridge. In this file is all of the seperate images in proper proportion to create Ariel. So you will open the file in CCR. It will have the proper RGB colors (Red, Green, Blue) Basically these are the proper colors for the red of Ariel's Hair, Green of her tail, etc... So if you have your CCR open you will see all of the parts to make her, all in proper proportion. Alot of people have commented that they are having size issues with CCR So this file that I am making will have all of the images in the right sizes. The file will be created in Imagine mode, this means you design in color so you can see what it will look like in color when you put your paper on your mat and cut it. If you are using the Imagine machine all you do then is open the file in the desktop version and click cut. (by the way the only difference visually between the online and desktop version that I have noticed is the CUT button on the right) If you are using any other machine, Expression, create, personal, E2 (new Expression 2 Annviersary edition) you should design in color then when you choose your machine to cut from, if it is not an imagine machine, then it will take away the color and show you the lines that it will actually cut. There will also be a picture of a cutting mat so you know where to place the paper and in what sizes of each color of paper you will need. This process of each image is taking me forever.... Over 200 cartridges and over 60 images on each.... But they are coming out great. So I would love for you all to add me to your facebook and follow me on your blogs so you will get these updates as I add them.
I will also be updating the Digital handbooks. I am adding the little keypad with the red button so you know where that page is on the keypad. I am also typing the RGB codes for Imagine users on the handbook. They will then be added as a digital PDF, so you can view then from your Ipad or tablet, or computer, alot easier than carrying all of your handbooks to a Crop!
I will also design layouts, cards, etc... when I do I will provide the files so you can make the same thing.
Now here is the catch to ALL of my files. I can make them and you can look at them, edit them, anything you want. I am not sharing the cartridge, just the file. SO YOU WILL STILL NEED TO PERSONALLY OWN THE CARTRIDGE TO BE ABLE TO CUT FROM IT. If you have a gypsy, it is the same you can share files and such, but you cant cut them unless you own it. While on that topic. Uploading cartridge to your CCR account. A few things to clear up. Youe files will be stored online as well as on your desktop. Other CCR users will NOT be able to view or use your files or account. Also when there are updates they will automatically be detected AND updated when you sign on (the longest this has taken me over the past few months is 2 minutes :)
So uploading your cartridge to CCR. a few ways. If you have a gypsy, you will connect it to your computer or Cricut machine and you can add all of your cartridges to your account so you will then be able to cut from them. Again you can use, design, and edit form any cartridge, but cannot cut from it unless you have added it to your account. If you do not own a gypsy, you will plug your Cricut machine into your Computer with a cable to the USB drive in your computer. You will then ONE by ONE add each cartridge to your Cricut and upload it to your CCR account. Then you are ready to go and have some fun.
On my website, my links are not connected yet, so every page you go to RIGHT NOW it will look the same, but bookmark it and check back often. You can use the toolbar to see what information WILL be available on my site. I feel this will be the greatest Cricut Resource out there. Also, PLEASE PLEASE let me know what you want to know about the Cricut, If you want to know soemthing I am sure others will too. So please let me know and I can add a page to help everyone. So I have attached the PDF CCR Help Guide. Please bookmark my other sites below... oh one more thing.
In celebration of this April with the launch of Cricut Craft Room and the New E2 Anniversary Edition Machine. I am giving away $1000.00 worth of prizes. I will be giving away a New E2 Machine, some of the newest Cricut Cartridges, Damask Decor, Everyday Pop-up cards, Elegant Edges....and more, Copic Markers, Cuttlebug embossing folders, clear stamps from my favorite companies, the little Cricut Plushies and so MUCH more. There will be a huge party over the next two weeks for all of these items. All winners will be announced at 10:00 PM (EST) on May 1st!
How to enter and win. Many ways. Comment on anything on any of my sites, each comment is one entry to win. Please only comment on each item once. Refer a friend and have them say "so and so" sent me. That counts as an entry for you and them. All referals and friend requests, followers, etc.... If you are already a blog follower or Facebook friend, you already have one entry! If you post a link on your blog or facebook, you get another entry. Each new person who requests this guide will also get an entry, if you get this, you already have one entry. Who ever sends the most referals will receive a GREAT prize. So you have exactly 2 weeks to get the word out there.
On Sunday May 1st all of my sites and links will go live by 10:00 PM. At this time all entries will be closed. On Monday May 2, 2011 I will annouce the winners and many different places and there will be surpises along the way. There will be a daily give away but who knows where it will pop up. So, be sure to be a follower everywhere that you can. All of the big prizes will happen on May 2nd. So bookmark them now and check back often! If you would like to be a sponsor and have your products included in the giveaways, please contact me so I can add your items and product lines to my 'Favorite Things' and all promos along My 2 week E2 & CCR celebration.
There will be random drawings for everything except the referals, those will be tallied. So even if you only enter in one spot you CAN win!
If you would like the CCR Help guide, please send me a blank email with the subject "CCR Guide" This will also count as an entry. If you already did, you already have that entry. Send that request to
Remember on my website site AND BLOG, my dropdown extentions will not GO anywhere until May 1st.
Here are my links, now GO GO GO!
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OMG! This is awesome! I love having these codes. I can't wait till my Imagine gets her. Just ordered it today!!!!
When I open it I'm going to have so much knowledge from all you great people on the messageboards that I will be like an old pro at it.
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Thank you Chris!
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OK, I got the RGB numbers but the color samples aren't there...did I do something wrong??
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I just got my Imagine and this will come in super handy. TFS!
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I do not have Excel, so I can not open this file!
Is there any other way to view this???
I really would LOVE to have this!!!
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Reporting of Voluntary Pro Bono Service & Financial Contributions
These FAQs were amended on June 19, 2013
1. What is the new reporting requirement for voluntary pro bono legal services and financial contributions?
Section 118.1(e)(14) of the Rules of the Chief Administrator (22 NYCRR Part 118) requires that each attorney registering or re-registering in New York report both (1) the number of hours that the registrant voluntarily spent providing legal services free of charge to poor and underserved clients, and (2) the amount of voluntary financial contributions the registrant made to organizations serving the poor and underserved during the previous biennial registration period.
2. When did this reporting requirement go into effect?
May 1, 2013.
3. Does this reporting requirement mandate that I perform pro bono legal services?
No. Pro bono legal service by attorneys admitted in New York is completely voluntary. The rule addresses only the reporting of services voluntarily performed, if any, as well as any voluntary financial contributions.
4. Does the reporting requirement mandate that I maintain records of pro bono service and contributions?
No. While maintenance of such records might be sound business practice, the rule does not require it.
5. What type of pro bono services should be reported under Part 118?
An attorney should report pro bono legal services that comport with the definition set forth in 22 NYCRR Part 1200, Rule 6.1(b), which provides in pertinent part:
(1) professional services rendered in civil matters, and in those criminal matters for which the government is not obliged to provide funds for legal representation, to persons who are financially unable to compensate counsel;
(2) activities related to improving the administration of justice by simplifying the legal process for, or increasing the availability and quality of legal services to, poor persons; and
(3) professional services to charitable, religious, civic and educational organizations in matters designed predominantly to address the needs of poor persons.
Further, "pro bono" refers to services undertaken without the expectation of a fee.
6. Who are the "underserved" and the "poor"?
Section 118.1(e)(14) of the Rules of the Chief Administrator mandates reporting of pro bono services "to the underserved and to the poor." 22 NYCRR § 118.1(e)(14). The Chief Judge's Task Force to Expand Access to Civil Legal Services has defined "poor" clients as those living below the federal poverty level, and the "working poor" as those living below 200% of the federal poverty level. See Report to the Chief Judge of the State of New York (Nov. 2010), p.4. "Underserved" clients are those who, though technically not "poor," are unable to afford or obtain appropriate legal assistance for demographic, geographic or historical reasons – for example, victims in the aftermath of a hurricane or other natural or man-made disasters; the elderly; disabled veterans; domestic violence victims; persons seeking political asylum, and the like.
7. I perform many hours of pro bono legal services on corporate governance and transactional matters for a not-for-profit organization that provides services to the poor, but no legal services to the poor. I also contribute to that organization. Should I report those services and contributions under Part 118?
Since these types of services are described in Rule 6.1(b)(3) ("professional services to a charitable, religious, civic and education organizations in matters designed predominantly to address the needs of poor persons"), pro bono legal services to the not-for-profit organization are reportable.
However, the reporting requirements differ for financial contributions and for direct service in this example. Because only contributions to organizations that provide legal services to the poor are reportable, as described in Rule 6.1(c), contributions to this not-for-profit organization should not be reported.
8. I do not personally provide legal services to poor and underserved clients or to organizations whose principal purpose is to provide such services; nor do I personally supervise the provision of such services. However, other partners and associates of my law firm provide such services far in excess of 50 hours per year, often for work performed during work hours. Should I report a portion of this law firm service contribution under Part 118?
No. The reporting of pro bono legal services under Part 118 addresses only legal services personally provided by the attorney to a pro bono client or organization described in Rule 6.1(b). Supervision of work provided to such clients or organizations may be included in the report, but services provided by other attorneys in your firm may not be used to satisfy your reporting requirement.
9. I am an uncompensated member of the board of a not-for-profit organization. Should I report my services as a board member?
Whether the service is reportable depends on the nature of the organization:
a. If the organization provides legal services to the poor, service on the board is reportable.
b. If the organization does not provide legal services to the poor but is engaged "in improving the administration of justice by simplifying the legal process for, or increasing the availability and quality of legal services to, poor persons" (Rule 6.1(b)(2)), service on the board is reportable.
c. If the organization is not described in (a) or (b) but is a "charitable, religious, civic and educational organizations in matters designed predominantly to address the needs of poor persons," service on the board is not reportable. However, the provision of legal assistance to the organization in the context of a board membership or otherwise is reportable.
10. I perform many hours of volunteer work on a bar association committee. Should I report those hours under Part 118?
This volunteer work is reportable only so long as the committee's activities are directly related to "simplifying the legal process for, or increasing the availability and quality of legal services to, poor persons" (Rule 6.1(b)(2)). Although serving on a bar association committee performing other functions is a valuable contribution to the legal profession, it is not reportable for purposes of Part 118.
11. I serve meals to the poor at a local church soup kitchen. Should I report this service under Part 118?
No. Rule 6.1(b)(3) requires reporting only of "professional services" to organizations in matters designed predominantly to address the needs of the poor. Though laudable, direct non-professional services are not reportable.
12. I am employed by a firm or corporation that expects me to perform pro bono legal services for the poor and underserved as a part of my job, so I am compensated for performing those services. Should I report these services under Part 118?
Yes, those services should be reported, so long as there is no expectation of a fee from the clients.
13. I performed pro bono legal services outside New York State and contributed to organizations located outside New York State. May I report such service and contributions?
Yes, as long as the services and contributions comport with the requirements set forth in 22 NYCRR Part 1200, Rule 6.1(b).
14. What type of contributions should be reported under Part 118?
An attorney should report contributions that comport with 22 NYCRR Part 1200, Rule 6.1(c), which states that appropriate organizations for financial contributions are:
(1) organizations primarily engaged in the provision of legal services to the poor; and
(2) organizations substantially engaged in the provision of legal services to the poor, provided that the donated funds are to be used for the provision of such legal services.
15. How do I know whether an organization to which I contribute provides legal services to the poor and underserved?
Registrants are responsible for undertaking an appropriate inquiry to ascertain whether recipient organizations provide such services.
16. I am a partner in a firm that made financial contributions to a legal services organization serving the poor during my biennial reporting period. However, I made no personal contributions to such organizations. May I report a portion of my firm's contributions under Part 118?
For purpose of reporting under Part 118, firm contributions may be allocated by the firm to individual members. Of course, such allocations should not exceed the total amount of contributions by the firm. No position is taken here on whether such allocation has tax or other reporting implications. The registering attorney may report the best and most recent information provided by the law firm in allocating the attorney's contributions.
17. I am employed full-time by an organization providing legal services to the underserved and poor. Must I report pro bono service performed or pro bono contributions made outside of my employment?
Attorneys employed by organizations providing legal services to the underserved and poor are exempt from the requirement to report pro bono service under Part 118. Accordingly, you may, but need not, report such service and contributions.
The instructions for reporting provide that, if you are "employed by an organization primarily or substantially engaged in the provision of pro bono legal services," you may choose not to report financial contributions or pro bono services by checking the box marked "Exempt."
18. I am an attorney employed in the governmental sector. Do I have to report pro bono service and contributions?
Yes. Attorneys employed by local, state, county or federal government or their agencies are not exempt from the reporting requirement. In registering, government attorneys should check the box marked "GOVERNMENT" on the registration form.
Note also that, in contrast to government service by law students and candidates for bar admission (which is considered pro bono service under 22 NYCRR § 520.16(b)(2)), government employment is not reportable pro bono service under Part 118.
19. I am a registered attorney but presently do not generally perform legal services professionally. Do I still have to report pro bono service and contributions?
Yes, you are required to do so.
20. I am listed as "retired" from the practice of law in the attorney registration database. Must I report pro bono service or contributions?
Attorneys who are "retired" from the practice of law under Part 118 (including judges and quasi-judicial officers who have entered "retired" status) are exempt from the requirement to report pro bono service under Part 118. Accordingly, you may, but need not, report such service and contributions.
The instructions for reporting provide that if you are "retired' from the practice of law as defined in §118.1(g)" you may choose not to report financial contributions or pro bono services by checking the box marked "Exempt."
21. Are attorneys who work outside New York State or outside the United States required to report contributions and pro bono services?
Yes. Registering and re-registering attorneys are required to report this information, without regard to their residence or work location.
22. I commenced an engagement on behalf of a client with the expectation of receiving compensation, but was later unable to collect my fee. Should I report services to that client under Part 118?
No. Under Part 118, pro bono services are only those provided without expectation of receiving a fee. Here, since there was an expectation of a fee (even though, thereafter, none was actually paid), no services should be reported.
23. I have performed legal services on behalf of an impoverished client under a contingency fee arrangement. Should I report those services under Part 118?
No, those services should not be reported.
24. I performed legal services on behalf of an impoverished client, and was subsequently awarded attorney's fees as part of a judgment or settlement of the action. Should I report those services under Part 118?
Yes, assuming there was no expectation of being compensated at the time of engagement.
25. I commenced a legal action with the expectation of receiving payment from my client, but later expressly altered the arrangement to provide such services without charge. Should I report those services under Part 118?
Yes, but only for such period as the attorney and client acted with the express understanding that the attorney would receive no compensation for the services.
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