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WASHINGTON — The State Department board that reviewed last year's attack on a diplomatic outpost in Libya never questioned Hillary Rodham Clinton, the secretary of state at the time, because it had decided responsibility lay below her level, the board's chairman said Sunday.
Thomas Pickering, a former ambassador who led the review, said his group discussed its findings with Clinton but did not pose any questions because it had established the facts to its satisfaction and concluded that mistakes were made by less senior officials. Likewise, he said, the panel did not question her two deputies.
"We had plenty of opportunity had we felt it was necessary, all five of us, to ask them questions," Pickering said in a round of network television interviews intended to explain his work. "We didn't believe that was necessary, and I don't see any reason to do so now."
By the time they talked with her, he added, "we had questioned people who had attended meetings with her" and "I don't think that there was anything there that we didn't know."
The board's review of the attack in Benghazi has become a focus as Republican lawmakers investigate the Obama administration's handling of the episode.
The No. 2 diplomat in Libya at the time of the attack said in an interview with congressional investigators that was disclosed last week that the review "let people off the hook," and a State Department official testified that the board failed to interview "people who I personally know were involved in key decisions."
Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif. and the chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, said he would seek testimony from Pickering and his vice chairman, Adm. Mike Mullen, the retired chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. "We're going to want to go through at length how" the board "reached its conclusions, who it interviewed, and why we believe there are shortcomings," Issa said on the NBC program "Meet the Press."
The board's report on the Sept. 11 attack that killed Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens and three other Americans offered harsh criticism of the State Department's handling of security in Benghazi, citing "systemic failures and leadership and management deficiencies at senior levels." But it did not attribute those to Clinton, whose role or lack of role went unmentioned in the unclassified version of the report released in December.
In his appearances on CBS and NBC, Pickering acknowledged that he was disinclined to testify before Congress because it seemed like a political circus but said he changed his mind and volunteered, only to be put off. That produced a quarrel on the set of the NBC studio, where he and Issa sat side by side.
"Ambassador Pickering, his people and he, refused to come before our committee," Issa said.
Pickering interrupted. "That is not true," he said.
"We have it in writing," Issa said , suggesting perhaps it was the White House that refused to let him appear.
"I said the day before the hearings I was willing to appear, to come to the very hearings he excluded me from," Pickering said.
"Don't tell me I excluded you," Issa interjected.
"We were told the majority said I was not welcome at that hearing," Pickering said. "I could come at some other time."
Issa said he wanted to explore whether the panel interviewed enough witnesses and focused high enough in assigning responsibility. "Ultimately, if that got it right, then we can put this to a rest," he said. "We believe it was insufficient."
On the CBS News program "Face the Nation," Pickering said there was no need: "I don't see yet any reason why what we did at the accountability review board should be reopened."
Clinton, who testified on Capitol Hill on Benghazi in January before stepping down, has said she takes responsibility as the leader of her department. Democrats say the renewed Republican focus on Benghazi is nothing more than an attempt to sully Clinton, who is seen as the front-runner for her party's presidential nomination in 2016.
"Unfortunately, this has been caught up in the 2016 presidential campaign, this effort to go after Hillary Clinton," Sen. Richard J. Durbin, D-Ill., said on CBS. "The reason she wasn't interviewed — because she didn't have any direct-line responsibility for the decisions that were made. But they want to bring her in because they think it's a good political show."


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Two departures on the Cedar Island-Ocracoke ferry route are being canceled to allow the U.S. Coast Guard to perform its annual inspection on one of the vessels.
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Early learning centers across Florida are bracing for a twenty four million dollar cut to programs that serve primarily disadvantaged communities and prepare children for school. The cuts in one – three county region will mean few learning opportunities.
Kids, Inc. runs six early learning centers in three north Florida counties. As negotiations were breaking down in Washington, Judie Miller was talking with a parent, discussing options as the program braces for a ten percent cut.
Fewer hours of early learning mean fewer options for new mom, Claretta Domingos. "Probably prevent a job as far as me getting a job sooner. And it will probably limit a lot of the curriculum exposure that my son gets here already.", says Domingos.
The ratio in this class room is one teacher for every four students. Staff is by far the biggest line item in the program's budget. "Worst case scenario would be we would have to close a center and that would put a minimum of 24 families to 60 families depending upon which center would be closed.", says Judie Miller, Kids Inc.
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My Grandma
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We see your Grandmother in your eyes!
- February 17, 2011 at 3:38 AM
- sacramento said...
First thing I thought when I saw her was that you both have the same eyes. Yes, she can still see the world through yours. The best of presents...
Thank you Ari.
- February 17, 2011 at 3:50 AM
- fabriquefantastique said...
Ari, you look like her.....
- February 17, 2011 at 4:09 AM
- agnes said...
J'ai pris le temps de consulter ton blog en entier, et je le trouve magnifique.
Avec tes photos, tu montres que la mode n'est pas seulement destiné aux jeunes, j'adore ton blog
Bravo, pour toutes ces jolies photos.
Je reviendrais
- February 17, 2011 at 5:38 AM
- Maria (viola33) said...
What a beautiful post! I enjoy reading your blog but never leave comments but this time I just have to say "Thank you"!
Think of making a post about my grandma in my blog, I owe her so much!
- February 17, 2011 at 6:19 AM
Such a beautiful woman! And you post makes me think this is how we really, profoundly inspire and influence others: by example. What´s REAL will make an impact, whether it´s planned to or not. We should all strive to be more authentically ourselves, your ladies and gents are prime examples of that.
- February 17, 2011 at 8:29 AM
- szafasikory said...
Greta idea for a blog! i like it a lot.I've added to follow it.
In Poland, where I live, unfortunately it is unusual for older people to dress ina fashionable, sometimes extravagant way. I regret it. But I hope to dress fashionable when I retire ;) Maybe I will move to the USA.
Greetings from Poland!
- February 17, 2011 at 9:20 AM
Thank you so much for those lovely photos of your grandmother. In my 20's I worked for the Dept. of Social Services (formerly Welfare Dept.) and had what was known as an Old Aged Caseload. I was so taken with so many of my clients who had such wonderful stories to relay and who lived with such grace and dignity on what was probably a very tight budget. I could spend hours listening to them (and did!)
- February 17, 2011 at 9:52 AM
- Gail said...
oh, dear! I am the older person in my life. sigh
- February 17, 2011 at 9:53 AM
- Fashionistable said...
Thank you for sharing. She looked great. Xxxx
- February 17, 2011 at 10:06 AM
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Pretty good post. I just stumbled upon your blog and wanted to say that I have really enjoyed reading your blog posts. Any way I will be subscribing to your feed and I hope you post again soon.
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- February 17, 2011 at 10:54 AM
- Connie Rose said...
Thank you, Ari. The photo of your grandma with her girlfriend could be a photo of my mom and her girlfriend! All the old family photos I have are from L.A. where I grew up, where my parents' families settled after leaving New York.
I, too, feel a strong connection to times past, especially the 30s, although I was born in 1949 -- tomorrow's my 62nd. The elegance and opulence of 1930s Los Angeles is in my blood, I guess, growing up in and around Hollywood.
Thanks for the delightful post!
- February 17, 2011 at 10:56 AM
Hi Ari,
Living on a small farm, my grandma wasn't particularly stylish. Her wit and great sense of humor are just two reasons I can't forget about her. She had a sharp mind and a keen interest in the world around her. I loved her company and still miss her a lot.
She had such a strength! When she fell ill, she still would come out to greet me and chat with me. No matter how much discomfort she had, she wanted to make sure that I was O. K. With sparkling eyes and a serene face, she would still carry on a nice conversation with me. She would give me a hug, business as usual, and we both knew that that was our last hug. That was the most fantastic hug I've ever had. It was a Zen-like experience which made me very happy for her. I still find it unbelievable and I am still happy for her.
Your videos are great!
- February 17, 2011 at 11:28 AM
I have a picture of my mother from about the same time period as the first picture of your grandmother. I treasure it greatly...and have no idea how to transmit it to you.
I do enjoy your blog! It is giving me inspiration not to give up on dressing with care as I age.
- February 17, 2011 at 11:38 AM
- Viktor said...
Your grandma Bluma really deserves to be on your blog. Great to finally see her in person especially after having heard over the years what she has meant to you. She looks lovely!
I know what you mean about thinking of her every day. I think of my wonderful grandmother Olga every day. I miss her enormously, but there is a comfort, that besides our shared memories, a part of her is actually within me, genetically speaking.
And that is a sort of comfort.
- February 17, 2011 at 1:41 PM
- Bluefemme said...
Love the photographs!
- February 17, 2011 at 2:05 PM
By the time I was 21 (save for one great aunt who is still here, but unfortunately several states away) my elders were gone. I was always told that I was an old soul & felt such an attraction to our senior members of our society even as a child. (My "professional" bio even states that I would like to adopt someone's grandparents!)
I think it is great what you have done with this blog & what I've been able to get from it: a beautiful portrait of our wisest members of the tribe. Everyone you've featured has a great attitude & much to offer. I am in love with their grace & style!
- February 17, 2011 at 2:43 PM
- VivatVintage said...
Thanks for sharing this!
Your blog is amazing, I love the concept behind it!
I believe the future is only the past again, entered through another gate. ~Arthur Wing Pinero, The Second Mrs. Tanqueray, 1893
- February 17, 2011 at 3:47 PM
Just found a blurb( I do not know the english word for it) about your blog in a french magazine "Point de Vue" very complimentary , and very well deserved.
- February 17, 2011 at 4:27 PM
- debby emadian said...
What a wonderful lady your grandmother looked. I love her jump suit and her writing reminds me of my mothers. These photographs are such a treasure.
I remember spending lots of time in my grandparents house as we lived with them for a while when I was very young. My parents, my three sisters and I along with my aunty who was an artist and had a studio in the house. I remember I used to love sitting in the cupboard under the stairs that we called the 'glory hole' looking at the beautiful ladies dresses in copies of Vogue.....there seemed to be mountains of them in there. I think some of them must have dated back to the 1940's ....I wish I still had them now....they were amazing, as were my grandparents.
I especially remember granddad for his sense of style. He always wore a three piece suit and an overcoat and hat when he went out. I used to love looking in his dressing table drawers where he had little leather boxes with cuff links and a squirrel hair shaving brush....
- February 17, 2011 at 5:45 PM
- Valerie said...
These pictures are wonderful. Your grandmother was a sharp dresser. My father (who would be a hundred next year if he were still with us) was a sharp dresser of about the same era. I still love men's clothes. He used to have me select his tie for him every morning when I was a little girl. Do me a favor - show some more "dapper gents."
- February 17, 2011 at 5:48 PM
- London is passion said...
Wow! She's beauty
- February 18, 2011 at 5:45 AM
- Couture Allure Vintage Fashion said...
My grandmother was also very influential in my life. "Ode to my Grandmother" is still one of the most often read posts on my blog. I miss her every day.
Bluma would be so proud to know of your success!
- February 18, 2011 at 7:51 AM
- Age of Reason said...
Je suis d'accord avec Agnes.
This is fabulous. Older people often have a richer, more developed style.
Brilliant blog
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- February 18, 2011 at 9:16 AM
she's beautiful & has such a gentle spirit. I see it in her eyes. you are grandma and grandma is you. You are one.
- February 18, 2011 at 3:16 PM
- The Style Crone said...
Great photos of your Grandmother. The two of you were fortunate to have each other. A gift!
- February 18, 2011 at 11:21 PM
- FOLKWAYS NOTEBOOK said...
Such respect for your grandma! Wonderful to hear of such relationships. The photos were great. -- barbara
- February 20, 2011 at 10:22 AM
- The Zhush said...
New here and LOVED these photos! My grandmother was an artist, and I adore going back and looking at her photos and work. My aunts are in their 80s and stylish as ever, so happy to have found your blog!
- February 21, 2011 at 8:42 AM
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- March 24, 2011 at 3:17 PM
- Jessica said...
My Grandma lived to be 102! When she died, my Mom said "Even though she was very old, I still miss how I felt when I was with her."
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JediJasonA wrote:thejackal wrote:That's fantastic that Encore consumers get their patch after an excessively long wait. When do the people that bought the game in a box get their patch? It's kind of ironic, really. We had to wait to buy our game in the first place and ended up getting a pet choice that everybody can now get as a mod and now we're dead last in patch priority. I hope this doesn't become a trend in the future.
Amen to that! In total agreement...regardless of how fun Torchlight is to play.
Edit: I'm not sure if an entirely new thread is needed, but for those of us who bought Torchlight in a RETAIL STORE, the 1.15 patch IS now available. Here is the link (AGAIN, ONLY FOR THOSE WHO PHYSICALLY PURCHASED TORCHLIGHT IN A STORE) - http://torchlight.encoreusa.com/updates_retail/index.html
Consider me NOW officially satisfied...'til the next problem.
Krazrok wrote:ENCORE DIGITAL DOWNLOAD - Build handed off to vendor
It is now available: http://torchlight.encoreusa.com/updates/
The patch for the retail box version from is still not available though...
Heh, you guys beat me to it, OP updated!


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by Eric Petersen
posted Apr 30 2013 11:49AM
When I got back to the office his morning I saw an envelope with my name scribbled in the boss's nearly illegible handwriting. I had no reason to panic; the boss has left me many things in envelopes throughout the years: circus tickets, Christmas cards, errant fan mail, money… (Ok, that last one is a lie) today it was an anniversary card.
You know, I'm usually very good at remembering dates like birthdays, and holidays, and anniversaries, but for some reason the yearly celebration that marks my hiring here at Entercom, always seems to always slip my mind. Maybe it's because I won't be angry with myself if I forget it, maybe because it's no big deal at all, or maybe because I don't look at the calendar and constantly tick off the seconds till I can retire like so many other jobs I've had in my past.
Unlike most people on this planet, I love my job. I do, I love it, and I admit that I even enjoy the crazy hours, weird co-workers, unusual assignments, endless frustration, amazing fans, great music, scary bathrooms, hectic workload, unexpected perks, etc. etc. etc… I love it all of it. I have met and made friends and connections more now than ever in my life thanks to his job and the people I have shared these days with, and I couldn't be more grateful. I never look at the time I spend at work as
and I made a promise to the man that originally put me on this payroll that if it ever stopped being fun, there would be no need to dispatch me, I'd quit if that day ever came; fortunately for me it has not, and God willing it won't.
When I first applied for a job here I had just moved back from trying to work in the acting business in NYC, I had a very sick mother who needed me, I worked at a job I hated, I made no money at all, and I kicked myself daily because I believed I was stuck there in my mediocrity… not true. In the midst of all that self-pity and depression I got some great advice from a very odd man named Bob that was teaching us marketing. He said: "The life you have today, you have chosen to live. You are right where you are, right now, because you have chosen to be there."
It hit me like a hammer. I was mad, mainly because he was right. It wasn't the boss that put me here, it wasn't my friends that made more money than I did that were preventing me from making a better living, it wasn't the teachers or coaches or counselors in my life that had directed me to an unhappy life… it was my fault, period! In that very moment that those words hit my ears I began taking the steps to find the life I really wanted, that week I resigned… two years later I was hired here.
These days, I always try to look back on the past year and consider the changes that have happened in my life, and in the work that I do, when the calendar flips to April 14
(my anniversary date was 4-14-04) and it always surprises me at how much ground I cover and yet how much more I feel there is to go.
With that said, let me impart some sage words of wisdom:
If you hate your job, it's your fault, so fix it!
-No one on earth was put here to be miserable and God wants you to be happy, so be happy. Begin today to find your calling, no matter what anyone may say about how crazy they may think you are for chasing that path. Life rewards action not fear, and ultimately the people you leave behind will dislike you out of their jealousy of your action, because they are frozen in their irrational dis-belief in themselves.
Now go get moving!
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- "You set us up! You always wanted to be the one! The man! Billy was right! You're a gimp, Johnny! A gimp and a fucking Judas!"
- ―Brian Jeremy.
This Shit's Cursed is a mission in The Lost and Damned. It is the final mission given to Johnny Klebitz by Billy Grey.
It is the turning point mission for The Lost and Damned, and is the reason some events in GTA IV and TBoGT happened. Also, the truth behind the events in this mission is explained in the TBoGT mission Chinese Takeout.
Jim Fitzgerald finds out that the heroin they stole from the Angels of Death actually belonged to the Chinese Triads and they aren't too happy about it. Billy wants them to keep it for distribution and profit. However, because of the war they have gotten into with the Angels, the possibility of government agencies looking into them, plus the fact that they can't stop fighting amongst themselves, Johnny feels that getting into a fight with the Triads is the last thing they need right now. Jim suggests they strike up a deal with the Triads and Johnny agrees. Billy is defeated in the argument, and finally agrees with the two.
Mission objectives
In order to complete the mission the player must:
- Go to the meet with Billy
- Take out the Triads
- Go to the front of the building
- Go to your bike
- You are now Chapter President. Lead the group back to your turf
After starting this mission, like usual, you'll witness a cutscene. Turns out The Angels of Death were in a small business relationship with Algonquin Triads and the heroin The Lost Brotherhood stole earlier ultimately belonged to the latter. Through the cutscene, Jim and Johnny finally talk some sense into Billy, convincing him that getting rid of the heroin as quick as possible is the best route, as the AOD, Chinese and law enforcement are highly involved. During the slow ride to the meeting place, keep on The Lost badge to trigger conversations between Lost members regarding current happenings. After a while, Billy announces yet another race to the destination (in southern Algonquin, Chinatown).
Win or lose, reach the yellow marker. In the following scene, Billy and Brian say they'll be hanging behind to "watch their backs", while Johnny and Jim head into the trade off by themselves. The plan is to make the Chinese pay The Lost MC a lesser rate for their own heroin in order to buy it back from them, then they can flip it for more money after.
However, the Triads see no point in paying for something they made and worked hard to smuggle into the country, and thus a large gunfight ensues with Johnny and Jim trapped inside the building and Billy and Brian on the outside. During the shootout, the police are alerted by the gunfire and set off towards the Dragon Heart Plaza.
You and Jim have to escape the unfinished building, while the Triads attempt to stop you. The game directs you outside and marks the construction panels as your way down, so watch your step. Use the Automatic 9mm or the Sawn-off Shotgun to get rid of all the close range enemies. You have to descend the building, keeping Jim alive. Once you work your way around the building, a series of short ladders come up to for you to climb down, along with more hostile Triads. Take them out, and head down to a balcony right above the ground.
From this vantage point, Johnny and Jim see that Billy has crashed his bike, he's injured and three armed police officers close in on him, forcing Billy to surrender. In a shouting fit before being apprehended, Billy yells "you set me up, Johnny!" blaming his right-hand man for the arrest. After the takedown, Johnny calls Brian's cell phone to inform him about Billy, and tells him to meet him around back where the bikes are. When Johnny and Jim hook up with Brian, the three ride back to the clubhouse as an infuriated Brian expresses his hatred for this. Now that Billy's been busted, the player must lead the pack instead of following behind. Once back at the clubhouse, Brian makes sure to let you and the others know he firmly believes you sold Billy out to the cops to gain president status. With that, the mission concludes, and Johnny cuts all ties with Billy.
Video Walkthrough
- This is the second mission in the entire GTA series to have a profane word in its mission title, the first being Don't Spank Ma Bitch Up in GTA III.
- If Johnny leaves the building when he is supposed to go to the front for the next cutscene, he will fail the mission because he abandoned Jim.
- It's unclear what Billy and Brian were doing while Jim and Johnny were being attacked by the Triads. They may have tried to flee Chinatown, since Billy wanted Johnny dead (as revealed in TBoGT) and Billy crashed his bike, although Brian was with him and he might have heard the police sirens and fled without Billy.
- In TBoGT mission Chinese Takeout it is revealed that Billy had arranged for Johnny to be ambushed and killed at the Dragon Heart Plaza as he is discussing the situation with the Triad Boss.
- In the ending cutscene of this mission when Johnny, Jim, and Brian return from the Dragon Heart Plaza, a fourth random biker is shown running up with them. Seeing as he was never with them in the first place, it is most likely a continuity error, and he was cut from the mission itself.
- The Triads' failure to kill Johnny and Jim in this mission may partially be caused by Luis wiping out a portion of their organization beforehand, during the mission Chinese Takeout.
- Completing this mission unlocks the "Lost Boy" Achievement as you become The Lost President.
- After this mission, news reports on the internet and radio stations detail Tom Goldberg's death in the GTA IV mission Final Interview, giving you an idea of when this mission takes place along side GTA IV.
- Interestingly an online news report also appears in GTA IV after completion of Final Interview which details this mission, referring to it as a "barroom shootout" which means that this mission had already been planned out when the online news stories for GTA IV were created almost a year before the release of The Lost and Damned.
- This mission is the only time when you call Brian's Phone and he will answer.
- While playing this mission on the Xbox 360, it's renamed "This Stuff's Cursed" on player's profiles.
- While driving to the Dragon Heart Plaza, the mission will fail if you kill either Billy, Jim or Brian. Also, if you kill Billy and try to take his bike, Johnny will refuse to get on it, as he won't use it until after this mission.
- You can't ask Terry and Clay for back-up until after the mission Hit the Pipe and will be available in the next one. Liberty City Choppers (mission) was a one-time only occurence as it was apart of that mission.
- Even if you don't enter The Lost marker, the dialogue will continue regardless, including the race.
- After this mission, Billy's contact number will be removed from Johnny's phone.
- If you're a bit further away from the three bikers when driving to the meet, you won't have to race The Lost crew members to the Dragon Heart Plaza, as The Lost marker won't appear on the road behind Billy until you're actually closer to the bikers, but once you get to the meet, Johnny will still say it was good race, despite him losing and them not partaking in the race at all, and at the end of the race. After you arrive at the meet, by entering The Lost marker, there's an extra piece of dialogue which Billy says before racing.
- Even if you use cheats to change the weather, it will change back to stormy weather shortly afterwards.
- If you abandon Jim with the Triads by jumping off the wall from Johnny's left, the game will say that Jim has died, even if you killed the first few Triads at the start.
- If you jump from the wall to Johnny's left, the place is the same as when you go down to the exit with Jim shooting down the Triads as you go down, showing the final cutscene of the mission, if you go down the wall leaving Jim with the Triad members, there will be no Triad members down there as the game says Jim has been killed by the Triads.


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|"The Two Students"
|(ふたりの弟子, Futari no Deshi)
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|"The Fourth Hokage "
|Naruto: Shippūden #169 (Watch Online)
|"Big Adventure! The Quest for the Fourth Hokage's Legacy Part 1"
|Invasion of Pain Arc
|Naruto Chapter #442, Naruto Chapter #443, Naruto Chapter #444
|July 22, 2010
The Two Students (ふたりの弟子, Futari no Deshi) is episode 169 of the Naruto: Shippūden anime.
As Hinata is being healed by Sakura, Naruto defeats the Deva Path with his Rasengan. Naruto pulls the chakra receivers out of the Deva Path's body and uses them to locate the real Pain, but first gets a harsh reminder of all of Pain's victims. Team Guy, wanting to go to Naruto to assist him, are told by Katsuyu that he doesn't want any back up. On Naruto's way to Nagato and Konan, Shikaku Nara, Inoichi Yamanaka, and a member from the Hyūga clan confronted Naruto, wanting to pursue Pain and try to bring him to justice. Naruto believes that violence is not the answer for this situation and would only fuel the cycle of hatred more. Shikaku has faith, and an unconvinced Inoichi decides to give him a chance. As Naruto approaches Nagato and Konan, Nagato launches a rod into Naruto, who simply uses the fox's chakra to disturb that of Pain. He asks Naruto if he can really find it inside himself to forgive him. An enraged Naruto attacks Pain but stops and tells him he will answer once he hears his story. Naruto then asks why Nagato and Konan are a part of the Akatsuki, and Nagato ends with telling Naruto that they have to go back into his painful past.


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With a new Pokémon in tow, Ash continues his training to prepare for his rematch with Brawly. However, though caught, Corphish is still a roughian as it introduced itself by whacking all the other Pokémon on the head. Can it ever be more social with other Pokémon, and why is Jessie's Silcoon purple right after it evolved?
Ash is cleaning the Pokeballs for the next Gym fight. Corphish eats rope, even if Ash warns it that it ain't food, but Corphish blasts Ash to a tree and runs off. Later, Ash introduces Corphish to other Pokemon, but Corphish pounds everyone. Everybody is eating, but May worries for Wurmple who is not eating. Even Torchic offers food, but Wurmple does not eat, so Corphish eats it instead.
Team Rocket arrive, catching Ash's Pikachu. As always, Pikachu cannot use electrical attacks due to anti-proof cage. Wurmple uses String Shot, catching the baloon. Team rocket lit the fire so baloon can go higher. Corphish goes to help them (on Ash's behalf), but it cuts the string. Team Rocket go away, but this time they have Pikachu.
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Cacnea uses Pim Missile, but Corphish uses Claw Hammer. Pikachu uses Thunderbolt to blast them away. Everyone cheers, but Corphish suddenly falls down, being ill. Since the Pokeballs are far from Ash, he is going to carry Corphish to Pokemon Center while the others wait. Corphish is getting more ill, so Ash gives it some cold water. Ash is starving, but Pikachu spots berries. A Shromish appears, using Stun Spore, so they go away.
Brock is making stew and May wonders if they are in Pokemon Center yet. Ash is crossing the river, but is intercepted by Carvanah. Pikachu spots a boat, so they go on it. Carvanah appear again, but Pikachu uses Thunderbolt, making for Ash safer to cross. More Carvanah appear, biting the boat. Ash goes back to the coast. Ash tries to find a bridge (and he does, but it is destroyed), so he has to cross the river. Carvanah intercept Ash, but he still continues. Pikachu jumps to coast and uses Thunderbolt to keep the Carvanah distracted.
More and more Carvanah appear while Pikachu electroductes them, the rest attack Ash. One hirs Pikachu, so they all attack Ash, but Corphish attacks them with Bubble Beam. Ash makes it to Pokemon Center - Nurse Joy treated him, so everything will be okay, even if the Corphish ate rope. Back at the camp, a noise is heard, so Brock, May, Max, Taillow and Treecko go to check it out. May spots something - an audio recorder. They all get caught in a trap made by Team Rocket.
The Taillow is free, but Team Rocket think they got Pikachu, but they see 2 traps have been activated. James stomps, activating the 3rd trap and encasing Team Rocket. Treecko attempts to break out, but with little use, with the sea level becoming higher. Ash and Pikachu stay near Corphish. The next morning, Taillow comes to Ash with the recorder - everyone on the beach will drown if Ash does not intervene.
Ash arrives, ordering Corphish to use Claw Hammer to destroy the cages. Team Rocket offer their gratidude, but they soon plan to steal Pikachu. Pikachu uses Thunder and Corphish Bubble Beam, blasting them off. May and Max thank Corphish, and it thanks them - by pounding them.
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I can go along with PETA for some distance but I keep getting distracted, and well short of applying for membership, by the group's loony pronouncements.
Which, in defense of my ability to concentrate, is pretty easy to do when it comes to PETA.This is, after all, the outfit that urged college students to drink beer rather than milk.
(Considering how superfluous that advice is, I have to wonder whether anybody from PETA actually went to college.)
And tried to shame anglers by referring to fish as "sea kittens."
And whose president said, infamously: "A rat is a pig is a dog is a boy."
(Although, to be fair to Ingrid Newkirk, plenty of parents of teenagers probably detect a glimmer of truth in her rat-boy comparison. Except they wouldn't be thinking about the slovenly 15-year-old upstairs while they're lacing the cellar with boxes of D-Con.)
Yet I am reminded occasionally that PETA stands for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.
This is a clever name.
There is, of course, no universally acknowledged definition for what constitutes the ethical treatment of an animal.
But even though we can't precisely explain the concept, almost everybody, I suspect, would claim to be for ethical treatment rather than against it.
Unless we're talking about treating, say, the ebola virus.
By way of example, a few weeks ago a PETA representative telephoned me at my office to ask whether I had received a certain e-mail.
The purpose of this message was to remind dog owners to not leave their pets in vehicles when it's 95 degrees outside.
This is sound advice.
Even if you believe the matter has more to do with stupidity than with ethics, you can't dispute that letting your dog die from heat stroke, while you sip an Orange Julius inside the air-conditioned mall, is just plain cruel.
PETA's reminder is hardly a revelation, of course — groups such as the Humane Society that ply waters decided more mainstream reiterate the locked-dog warning every summer.
(I don't mean, by the way, to offend fish, or sea kittens, or any other aquatic life, with that watery analogy.)
Still, I applaud PETA for striving to protect helpless pets.
(Although if dogs are as smart as Newkirk seems to believe, they ought to be able to nip the car key while their owner's not looking and get a copy made, so they can turn on the A/C if they get left in the car. Plenty of boys, and girls, are capable of that.)
My admiration for PETA never seems to linger, though.
Just last week the group admonished Portland officials to ban horse-drawn carriages.
PETA's specious justification for its request was that a horse had died a couple days before while pulling a carriage in downtown Portland.
The horse, which apparently died from a heart attack, was 23 years old. This, I gather, means it was no spring chicken.
(Speaking of chickens, I'll bet PETA can tell you stories about that sadist Colonel Sanders that'll put you off Extra Crispy for months.)
Also, the temperature topped out at 94 that day in Portland.
This scenario doesn't seem to me nearly so sinister as PETA implies.
Pulling a wheeled carriage at a placid pace on paved streets doesn't tax a horse nearly as much as, for instance, galloping around a race track.
Also, carriage customers don't as a rule appreciate being jostled around.
PETA hasn't proved that the Portland horse died solely because it was harnessed to a carriage.
I doubt, in any case, that the horse's owner was prone to flogging the animal until its coat was lathered with sweat.
It's pretty hard to make money with a carriage but no horse, is the thing. You could pull the carriage yourself, I suppose, but even if you managed to get the thing rolling you'd probably not have breath enough to do the tour narration.
I won't be surprised if Portland capitulates to PETA.
If that happens, I hope the success doesn't embolden PETA to come after Ron Colton, who runs Baker City's only carriage service.
I'm no horseman — the one time I was in the saddle I nearly fell out. My friend did fall off his mount, and he busted his arm.
But when I watch Colton's carriage roll slowly past, I don't, as I suspect PETA members might, see in my mind's eye a Lab, panting inside a parked car.
Which is a record for me as regards equine excrement.
First, the BLM distributed an e-mail which, in my nearly 20 years in the news business, ranks as unique.
The agency wanted to get rid of 5,000 cubic yards of wild horse manure.
To be clear, this is manure deposited by wild horses, not especially energetic manure left by regular horses.
I don't know how much 5,000 cubic yards is but I do know that's a figure usually associated with products delivered by dump truck.
It's a lot of dung, anyway, and I can't blame BLM for giving the stuff away at its wild horse corral near Burns.
The second episode happened while my wife, Lisa, and I, along with our daughter, Olivia, and the Herald's Snowden intern, Nate Hellman, were hiking to Echo Lake in the Eagle Cap Wilderness on Sunday.
(There are two Echo Lakes in the Eagle Cap, one up Hurricane Creek, the other in the headwaters of West Eagle Creek; we went to the latter.)
We were climbing the seemingly interminable switchbacks when Olivia, who rides in a backpack and so has a commanding view of the terrain, said, without preamble: "poop."
Which, indeed, it was.
Horse poop, to be specific, a common, and fragrant, obstacle on Eagle Cap trails.
We adults reveled in the Wallowas' wealth of scenery Sunday: the indigo of the lake, the hard blue of the alpine sky, the stark white of the granite, pierced in places by the dark brown of basalt dikes.
Yet back at home that evening, when her grandparents asked Olivia what she had seen, the child proved that her interests do not mirror those of her parents.
"Where'd the horse poop go?"
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Hey there - it's been busy here the last little while…I was redesigning and putting together our new AREA newsletter, talking to Nick Gaul at Weta, and most recently, the cool guys over at Warhorse Studios.
Scouring through the online forums, I came across an interesting set of tools for Maya. froTools and froRetopo are a collection (or consolidation) of existing Maya tools with added custom functionalities that the author, Froyok aka Fabrice Piquet, had written for himself. Now, his tools are used by everyone from his classmates to artists at Blizzard. The following is our conversation about his motivation for writing custom tools, juggling his time between his personal game project 'EXIL' and keeping up with an intensive games-focused school program, ans well as what new ideas are cooking for future fro- tools.
British animation studio The Line produced an animated short titled "Everything I Can See From Here". Traditionally reliant on 2D graphic applications, The Line experimented with 3D and used Maya to help bring part of a character to life.
In my daily AREA activities, I get to come into contact with lots of talented artists, high-end technical users and hear about some pretty interesting projects. One such project is The OceanMaker, headed by Lucas Martell. To sum it up, The OceanMaker is an animated short film that is looking for some online love (and funding). Nowadays, with crowdfunding being so ubiquitous, it is hard for everyone to get an equal chance under the spotlight and make cool things happen. I was able to talk to Lucas about The OceanMaker on what it is like to pull together a team of people and jumpstart an idea.
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Last month, Pedro Conti released an animated short "One More Beer", which featured a large and hairy Viking (a beautifully rendered one, that is). I tried to get a hold of him, but he was finally kicking it back on a trip across Thailand and China. Pedro is back in Brazil now, and we undoubtedly talked about the Viking, past projects, collaboration with Dario Picciau and life-changing work with a 5-man studio out of Sweden called Meindbender.
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Flower and gifts shops in the east have been busy getting ready for Valentine's Day.
We stopped in at a few shops in New Bern Wednesday that were bustling trying to keep up with the holiday demand.
Last minute shoppers can find a limited choice of arrangements at the Edible Arrangements store in New Bern. They say their fruit costs between $30.00 to $110.00 for an arrangement.
Owner Michelle Brayton says it's their first Valentine's Day and she was warned about the holiday rush. Brayton says, "We will be doing over 1,000 orders this week."
The craziness continued in downtown New Bern at Lou's Flower Shop. Workers there say they have done hundreds of orders and will be working through the night to complete nearly a hundred more by the big day. Darlene Locklear says, "We have had to order three extra times. We have had five shipments since Tuesday."
Lou's says their flowers go for $55.00 to $110.00 an arrangement.
Tommy Small was out buying for his mom, wife and daughter and spent $189.00 Small says, "It's once a year and you spend the money. It's for people that you love and if you don't your in trouble."
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Friday, March 18, 2011
Have Fun With Style
25 comments:
- this is Belgium said...
I like today's posting and yesterday's video. Inspiring ladies !
- March 18, 2011 at 11:44 AM
- THESTREETFASHION5XPRO said...
- March 18, 2011 at 12:14 PM
- marjorie said...
Holy guacamole, she is gorgeous. I'd kill for that hair. Did she make the belt?
- March 18, 2011 at 12:32 PM
Ari, what you do is truly amazing. Finding these wonderful ladies to enable them to share their wisdom with the rest of us. They radiant on your pictures like flowers in blooming.
I am an avid reader of style blogs. What I see is that stylish women tend to emphasize their femininity regardless of their age. Survival of the species dictates us to show off. It's about the same old message: "Look at me." Showing off at a certain age could be so much harder. Providing a gathering place, your blog, you make it easier for the advanced fashionistas.
I like what some of your stars say about style. It can be fun, it has a potential to heal, and to express creativity. It helps keep these ladies strong and healthy.
My question for you is: Don't you think that somehow, style at a certain age is still a marker for one of the strongest survival instincts we have that is to attract potential mates? Instinctively, that is why we dress for. Dressing with style is to signal: "Look at me, I am here. I am available for your visual interest. My spirit is strong. I feel good. I am having fun." So, as the body ages and the spirit stays young the spirit becomes the main force to carry the message. And how many times it happens during a lifetime when we have our great physical strength with us and yet we let our spirit down?
- March 18, 2011 at 2:53 PM
- sacramento said...
Loving Marliyn Sokol and everything she is wearin, including her smile.
Much love.
- March 18, 2011 at 2:53 PM
- FOLKWAYS NOTEBOOK said...
Ari -- I am a country woman that buys at thrifts. Your site is fun to view especially this one about Ilona. She gives me an attitude to have in aging and creative dressing even if its from the thrift. -- barbara
- March 18, 2011 at 3:00 PM
- Elra's cooking and baking said...
Ari, Marliyin Sokol is so gorgeous. The dress really matched her philosophy. She looks confidence, and beautiful. Adore her!
- March 18, 2011 at 4:22 PM
- Isabel said...
Me encanta su alegria , tramsmite tanto¡¡¡¡
Bss. Isabel
- March 18, 2011 at 7:45 PM
- melina bee said...
what I love about this woman's beauty is mostly about her hair. I feel like as women we're often told to fight whatever our hair is doing naturally. Her hair is its natural color and texture and is absolutely beautiful and unique. proof that beauty is about working with rather than against your uniqueness.
- March 18, 2011 at 10:41 PM
Greetings Ari and Happy Belated Birthday!
These women are divine. As you well know. I am SO happy to have found your site. What fabulous inspiration - not only on style but on living!
I'd love it if you'd ask these ladies the secret to wearing clip earrings. Most of the vintage are clip - particularly "statement" earrings - and after just an hour or two they pinch so badly you just want them off. I'd give anything to know how they do it.
Perhaps a future column where they answer readers questions?
You ALL rock!
Thank you,
Barbara in Seattle
- March 19, 2011 at 10:58 AM
- Tofu said...
great smile.
- March 19, 2011 at 12:40 PM
- ceylonjade said...
Oh, Marilyn looks so beautiful! Glorious...
:) Jade
- March 19, 2011 at 2:57 PM
- Emma at Daily Clothes Fix said...
I adore that belt. So chic and she definitely looks like she's having fun.
- March 19, 2011 at 7:56 PM
- thwany said...
love that zipper-belt she's got going on.
- March 20, 2011 at 4:13 AM
- Street Style SACRAMENTO said...
These pics are amazing. Not only can you tell that for her dressing is fun, but her style is what fashion should be- beautiful self-expression. And I think she showcases nicely the old chestnut that a smile is the best acessory. Shine on, beautiful lady! -Bella Q
the Citizen Rosebud
- March 20, 2011 at 10:04 AM
- as1001noitespara50 said...
You are a very special man. What a wonderful work! I love it .
- March 20, 2011 at 10:06 AM
- FairyFiligree said...
I am back in blogging, thanks also to your encouragement:) HOpe you find time to visit my blog & leave your comments too. I notice that you always leave comments from ladies who talk about style.... what about those gents out there who have so much to share about stylish male fashion?
- March 20, 2011 at 12:43 PM
- duckalicious said...
she looks like an awesome lady and I totally agree with her, dressing is FUN!
- March 20, 2011 at 2:16 PM
- Patricia Basseto said...
a very cool and differente blog!!! like it!
- March 20, 2011 at 2:27 PM
Wow! I left NYC many years ago, and have not seen any pictures of Marilyn Sokol for ages. I've gotta say, she's really come into her own, looks absolutely splendid, and is more attractive now than when she was younger.
- March 20, 2011 at 7:56 PM
- Dawniepants said...
How FABULOUS! I absolutely adore these amazing ladies. What a wonderful way of looking at it, wear something that makes you smile. Well from now on I may have to start doing that with more fervour!
- March 22, 2011 at 5:47 PM
- Liza said...
Marilyn...you are looking fabulous!!!
You still look like you did in your twenties, but always getting more gorgeous.
cheers, Liza
- June 7, 2011 at 11:55 AM
She has such an amazing, radiant smile. She looks like she absolutely loves life! I hope that I can look that gorgeous when I'm her age. Beautiful. Thank you for this blog.
- July 5, 2011 at 3:30 PM
- hassan falak said...
i love your blog!thanks for including the occaisional man. as i move forward on life (i am 57) i am ecouraged and inspired by the people you present.you are a very special young man yourself .
- June 20, 2012 at 2:45 PM
- kobieta niewidzialna said...
What a big joy of live !
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Although it would be great to wear that LBD to every occasion on your social calendar, it's way more fun to have an outfit for each. Jeans and some sparkly jewelry for when the grandparents visit. A sequined skirt to jazz up the office party. But the most fun? Definitely that lace-clad swing dress that nips you in at the waist.
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|Magnet Release
|Volume #30, Naruto Chapter #268
|Naruto Shippūden Episode #22
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Magnet Release (磁遁, Jiton) is an advanced chakra nature kekkei genkai which allows the user to convert chakra into magnetic forces and magnetise an object. It is unknown where it originates from but both Sunagakure and Kumogakure possessed users of this kekkei genkai in the past.[1] It is unknown what elements this nature entails.
Forms and Uses
- Toroi from Kumogakure would magnetise special shuriken. When the thrown shuriken comes into contact with any other object, it causes the struck target to become magnetised. One hit to the body will cause a magnetic field within the said body, making it an easy target for any further magnetised weapons to be drawn to it. However, each time the magnetism is transferred, it weakens.
- The Third Kazekage studied the abilities of a previous jinchūriki of Shukaku and learned to imitate the power to control sand. However, when he imitated sand techniques, he incorporated iron powder instead. He could use it to crush his opponents or even mould the sand into weapons.
- The Fourth Kazekage could manipulate Gold Dust with his magnetic chakra, which is specifically used to counter Shukaku's sand, by taking advantage of gold's heavier weight to mix in with the sand and hamper its control.[2] When the Fourth Kazekage uses this nature, he gains black rings around his eyes, similar to the ones around Gaara's eyes.[3]
- Like Lava Release and Dust Release, Magnet Release has more than one user with no apparent blood-relation to each other.
- The anime character Jiga also possessed a seemingly similar ability of magnetism. This was from ingesting iron when he was younger which essentially made him a human magnet.
- This is so far the only nature transformation that does not use the element for direct offence. Instead, all the users so far use it to manipulate weapons to attack as the chakra is converted into magnetic forces, rather than metal itself.


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