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Well, Pokémon release new manga will serializedin in Weekly Shōnen Sunday.
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Well, Pokémon release new manga will serializedin in Weekly Shōnen Sunday.
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Really? Great! (I love Shonen Sunday)
Wait, are you sure it's Pokemon though? It doesn't really look like it to me...
This could be the most interesting pokemon-related thing I've heard about since the announcement of the 5th gen.
Hell yeah. Pokemon aimed at teenage boys? Pokemon Special was aimed at children, and that was badass.
And it's weekly, so we'll be getting a new chapter every week. I'm following this for sure.
You bring up a point, ForeverFlame. I'm getting excited. =D As I've said before, Shonen Sunday is my favorite manga serialization. They serialize manga such as Rumiko Takahashi's works, Detective Conan, The World God Only Knows, Hayate no Gotoku, etc.
And it seems like the main character is an original character made by the mangaka.
A weekly Pokemon serialization? Awesome! Ooh, if it does well, I hope it goes beyond one region. Pokemon Special and Pocket Monsters are the only ones that do that.
Where'd I put my mallet?
I forgot to include this in my last post, but another great reason about it being aimed at Teenagers is that we'll see some adult-themed stuff, which would be great.
I'm veeery interested in an original character that's not just an expy of the in-game playable character. I hope we get to hear more about this series!
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the clothes of the boy seems like mmmm,,, a pokemon ranger i hope not, because is time of a badass saga with blood and i dont know,,,romance lol, hope this manga can make the difference wich i was waiting for a loooong loooong time. i mean something better than pokespecial.
i saw another pic here
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I don't like Special, but this interests me quite a bit. Perhaps because it's weekly and in one manga, instead of divided between multiple magazines.
I think they used an OC so they can keep him throughout multiple regions like with Ash.
Oh, finally something different!
The art and character looks "average shonen" to me. Perhaps a kind of Naruto-like manga with Pokemon?
Anyway, I hope that we'll hear more about this manga soon (hell, we don't even know the title yet), probably Dogasu will be doing monthly summaries. Can't wait!
This manga seems to have the potential!
After 12 years of being a Pokemon fan, I'm officially quitting the fandom. This is not a rage quit and it has nothing to do with the Pokemon franchise. It's also NOT a sudden decision - I've planned it for months but I decided to stay a true, active Pokemon fan until the very last day. The reason for my leave is the fact that I'm starting my studies at the Uni and I decided that it's a perfect moment to move on with my life. I'll never forget all these awesome years and Pokemon will always be a part of my childhood memories. Goodbye friends! Thank you.
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That's a very interesting looking manga.~
Can't wait to find out what it's about.
The art style really looks more shonen like than any other pokemon manga I've seen so far. (granted, I've only read 3-4 series total..but...)
This is very interesting. The main character looks like someone from another shonen series. I can't wait to see what's it about.
This looks really interesting, I'm a big fan of its style, it looks a lot different from other Pokemon manga. I'm excited to see how it turns out...
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Wow this manga looks odd imo. It's looks to "harsh" for pokemon o_o (and yes I read the "it's aimed for teens" post). I would have never guessed it was pokemon if I never saw the pokeball thing. I'll stick to the other pokemon mangas, but to be honest it reminds me of some.. violent looking comic I saw before but I can't put my finger on it.
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When I went on Pokebeach this morning, I saw this and I immediately got excited! It kinda shocked me that they are making a Manga for the Older/Matured audience.
I can't wait for this <3 I hope that we get some fan dubs for it though...
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I like that new image that was posted. I think it makes the main character guy look cooler than he looks on the colored image we got before. It looks like we're also going to get an interesting cast of characters in this manga. I like the look of the girl who is next to the protagonist; she has this sort of surprised look on her face. The guy on the protagonist's other side appears to have his eyes closed/slanted, which automatically makes me like him
This actually looks really interesting.
The entire concept of a Pokemon manga aimed at teens is just awesome (and hopefully if this is awesome enough, it'll draw some of the attention away from Special and make people see that there are different manga. Alas, that is a different tirade for a different time).
Any idea what that black monster is behind the main guy? Zekrom? Sazandora?
Also, I love his headband. *O*
I'm also liking that every character seems to be an original character so far. I like it when a Pokemon mangaka makes up characters instead of stealing a game design.


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I believe it was principally because many of his movies that I wanted to see were unavailable for the longest time. I remember trying to rent The Killing of a Chinese Bookie before, and it was out of print at Netflix.
I've also never seen any Fassbinder.
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No one has mentioned this guy. I think he could do the job for us. He is unlikely to have playing time at Chelsea since they are linked with the Falcaos of this world. If he was available, how much would he cost....and would he fit into what we are building?Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
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I mentioned him a while back as an alternative to Benteke. Sure he'd like regular football, and might be at a decent price. However the downside with any player who has just had a breakout season is knowing if its a sign of things to come, or just a flash in the pan that soon defenders will adjust to.
He is a cracking player but his stock will be so high right now. I reckon you are probably looking at £17m-ish? Too expensive considering we have a world class striker and another very decent one. I reckon we are more likely looking at getting someone to play understudy to the pair of them.
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Completely agree Hobs. His stock is too high and it's just not a clever signing to make if that's the case. Not shrewd enough for us right now.
Agreed, and I'd go as far to say it's a non conversation really. If we were going to sign him, the time would have been 2 summers ago when he was a 16 y/o touted as the "next Drogba". Lofty praise albeit, but I don't recall him cost all that much, and at age 18 now, and only 2 years (not as many matches) he's looking phenomenal, especially considering his size. He's made tenured CBs fall over and look silly, and has blistering pace for a lad that size..
I think with a few buys, Chelsea could even be considered Title favorites next year so we probably won't be directly competing with them, though they could struggle to adjust with the not so special one coming back, and maybe be in the 3rd/4th area too, so I doubt they'd sell him to us anyways.
Personally I think they should keep him because he certainly outperformed Torres and Ba in the league, who combined for 10 goals to his 17! But if they're going to buy a Falcao, Schurrle & Yilmaz, then I can see him going on loan again, but not to us, unless Jose is in a giving mood with his old pal Brendan..


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"It's something I do for my grandmother and something that's sacred to me," Cruz said. "Due to her passing, and even before, it's why I do it. She taught me how to do it. Knowing that, it's a little slap in the face."
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RFK Remembered
March 2, 2012
Frank and Katrina Basile Theater, History Center
7:30 p.m.
RFK Remembered is a two-act multimedia show. It is a one-actor show based on the political life of the late Robert F. Kennedy. The show features video segues that set up historical events in RFK's early career on through the explosive period of the 1960s.
RFK Remembered is Robert Kennedy's own words compiled from interviews, autobiographies and speeches. The show features local actor Kevin Carr, who researched and produced it.
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The victim was treated at an area hospital for a non-life-threatening wound. He was not able to provide suspect information, according to police.
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SOUTHBURY — One point.
That's how close the Pomperaug High girls basketball team came to playing for a state championship last winter, losing to Bacon Academy, 50-49, in the Class L semifinals. And Bacon then went on to win the state title.
Three valuable starters are gone from that team, but with preseason practice just begun, Pomperaug is once again shooting for the top of the South-West Conference and Class L. Two starters, senior co-captains Gabbie Holness and Morgan Metcalf, do return along with last year's sixth man, junior Hannah Metcalf.
Seniors Olivia Bonnanzio and Sarah Theriault and sophomore Katelyn Perrotti are other experienced hands back from a year ago.
While the Panthers may not be as deep — or as tall — as a year ago, when they finished 24-4 and were runner-up to Lauralton Hall in the SWC, they'll still be running and pressing.
"People will say we lost depth, but I feel we can be just as good, if not better," said third-year coach Joe Fortier. "Everybody is buying into the system. We're going to run again, and everybody came out in shape. I think our backcourt can go up against anybody in the state. When we run and press, it's tough for bigger teams to go with us."
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IARW and WFLO elect new officers and board members
New officers and board members of the International Association of Refrigerated Warehouses (IARW) and the World Food Logistics Organization (WFLO), an education and research foundation affiliated with IARW, were elected at the 122nd IARW-WFLO Convention & Expo, which was held in May 2013 in Hollywood, Florida, USA.
Doug Thomas, President & CEO, Bellingham Cold Storage Co. in Bellingham, Washington, USA, was elected as the 2013-2014 Chairman of the IARW Board of Directors.
Other new IARW officers elected for the coming year were Vice Chairman Terry Brown (President, Diversified Port Holdings LLC) and Treasurer Tom Poe (President, Crystal Distribution Services Inc.).
New directors-at-large members elected to serve three-year terms on the IARW Board include Luis Jorba (Frialsa Frigorificos) and Brian Kyle (Burris Logistics). Janice Scott (Commercial Cold Storage) was elected to represent the North Pacific Chapter and Barry Smith (Nova Cold Storage) was elected to represent the North Atlantic Chapter. Derk Van Mackelenbergh (Eurofrigo) was elected to represent the European Cold Storage and Logistics Association on the board.
Bill Hendricksen, CEO, Lineage Logistics, in Colton, California, USA, was elected as the 2013-2014 Chairman of WFLO Board of Governors.
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NKorea makes more threats after UN sanctions vote
Published: Thursday, March 7, 2013 at 8:39 p.m.
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SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korea is canceling a hotline and a nonaggression pact with South Korea and reiterating past threats in anger over a U.N. Security Council vote to impose more sanctions on the North for its third nuclear test.
The statement the North issued Friday comes after the council leveled tough, new sanctions targeting the North's economy and leadership. North Korea already has threatened of a pre-emptive nuclear strike on the United States.
North Korea says it will retaliate with "crushing strikes" if enemies intrude into its territory. It also says it is voiding past nuclear disarmament statements between North and South Korea.
It previously said it was canceling a hotline with the United States and the armistice that closed the Korean War in 1953.
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Do you have that one family member or friend who sends out the cutest or most clever Christmas card you've ever seen year after year?
You wonder how they came up with that creative family photo (like the photo at left), where they found the beautiful card or how they had the time to stuff each card with their photo and include a personalized greeting.
Forget about being jealous this year because we've got some cute family photo inspiration to share with you plus when you purchase cards from PMall.com's Personalized Christmas Cards Store we make it so quick and easy you'll wonder how you ever sent Christmas cards without us!
Start by browsing through our Personalized Digital Photo Cards and Postcards until you find the design that fits your family's personality perfectly.
We have photo cards that come in all different shapes and sizes – we even have cards that double as Christmas ornaments and Calendars!
One of our most popular designs, the Our Family Gatefold Photo Christmas Card (at right), is a great way to feature one large family photo and your personalized holiday greeting. However we also offer several designs that feature a collage of photos in creative ways, so decide on how many photos you'd like to have and then select the best card.
Now it's time to take a family photo that will stand out from the rest!
Below are some of the Pinterest photos that we've been repinning to our Christmas Cards Board because they have us laughing, smiling or saying "awwwww!"
One of the cute trends going around this year is having strings of Christmas lights included in your family photo in some creative way. These are a few of our favorite examples:
There are so many adorable Christmas baby photos out there and we could never pick just one … but we did narrow it down to four of the cutest we've seen:
Still looking for more ideas? We'll leave you with a couple more Christmas family photo ideas below but remember to keep visiting our Pinterest Board because we're always adding new pictures!


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At least for one day, Guardino is comedy king
Most know Carl Guardino as CEO of the Silicon Valley Leadership Group, the high-powered lobbying group of powerhouse companies from Apple to Cisco Systems. He's also a fitness fiend who helped launch San Jose's annual Thanksgiving Day Turkey Trot charity runs. And he's an uber-wonk who brought along a copy of the state's 2013 budget for, um, light reading on the inaugural flight of All Nippon Airways' Dreamliner 787 San Jose-Tokyo route.
But Guardino, who acted as master of ceremonies for that Dreamliner debut at Mineta San Jose International Airport, showed he's also a bit of a comedian.
As a host of dignitaries, including former Secretary of Transportation Norman Mineta, U.S. Ambassador to Japan John Roos and ANA Chairman Yoji Ohashi, each equipped with a big pair of scissors, prepared for the traditional ribbon cutting, Guardino quipped: "These scissors are important, but you can't bring them on the airplane."
The festivities also included the drinking of sake, of which Guardino deadpanned: "The sake is being distributed to everyone -- with the exception of our pilots -- on the trip today."
Earlier in the ceremony, with the Dreamliner's engines running and ready to head off to Tokyo trip, Guardino had to cut the program a bit short. "It would be a tragedy if our long remarks lasted longer than the flight," he said to waves of laughter.
After mosque debate, Morgan Hill reaches out
The opposition in South County to a new mosque in San Martin was not the area's proudest moment. Though a smallish cadre of opponents raised questions about traffic and water quality before the mosque was approved by Santa Clara County supervisors last September, the ugly legacy of 9/11 seemed to permeate the debate.
That's a piece of the background behind the recent announcement that Morgan Hill will enter into a sister-city relationship with the seaside Turkish city of Seferihisar (pop: 43,361), which sits on the Aegean Sea.
True, sister-city relationships are not the stuff of big news (San Jose has seven). And true, Morgan Hill is not San Martin, though the two communities are next to one another. Still, the announcement reflected a desire to put the battle over the mosque in the past.
"One of the goals of sister cities is to break down the barriers of misunderstanding between different countries and different cultures," wrote former Morgan Hill Mayor Dennis Kennedy. "With all of the negative focus on the mosque in San Martin, here's some positive news about building a bridge to a city in a predominately Muslim country."
Besides that, both areas have an up-and-coming wine industry. Makes for hospitality on those junkets -- excuse us, high-level economic visits -- by public officials.
Arnold is happy to be in Mayor Reed's corner
Ex-Governator Arnold Schwarzenegger has left politics behind and returned to the movies, where it is fair to say he's been a lot more successful. But when asked in a recent online forum if any current American politician "best embodies what is good about politics," the figure he cited was none other than San Jose Mayor Chuck Reed.
"Even though Congress has an approval rating of 9 percent (losing to cockroaches and colonoscopies in polling), there are still some leaders who are doing the people's work instead of the party's work," Schwarzenegger posted in an "Ask Me Anything" question-and-answer forum on the social media site Reddit. It's a forum that's become a popular sounding board for celebrities, ranging from Stephen Colbert to President Barack Obama.
"That's political courage to me, being willing to risk your job to choose what's good for the public instead of getting stuck in your ideology," Schwarzenegger continued. "One of my favorites is Mayor Chuck Reed from San Jose. He's a Democratic (sic) who took on pension reform, he has always put the people first. You should look him up."
Like Reed, Schwarzenegger's efforts to slow the rapid growth of government employee pension costs ran into a buzz saw of union and Democratic opposition. The two were featured in a November 2011 Vanity Fair article by writer Michael Lewis on California's vexing budget problems.
The fate of Reed's voter-approved pension cuts now awaits court decisions. Cops and other city workers say Reed's blunt approach has spawned an employee exodus and invited higher crime. And getting a nod from the GOP's Schwarzenegger will surely bolster critics who say Reed's a closet Republican.
But at least the mayor can say he has some celebrity muscle in his corner.
Councilman Rocha's view: This is no fun
San Jose Councilman Don Rocha is so frustrated with the job that he says he's seriously considering hanging it up rather than seeking a second term.
A final decision may be a year off when the political landscape of the 2014 mayor and council races comes into sharper focus. But Rocha, a swing vote on the council, has grown so frustrated with what he sees as conservative stridence on the council that he's about to give up.
"Strongly feeling like that," Rocha said after a council vote to outsource trash billing that he felt was a foregone conclusion.
"If this is the work we're doing and the approach we're taking, I'm not sure I want to do this for eight years," Rocha said. "It's not been the most rewarding experience."
Rocha added that colleagues like liberal former defense lawyer Ash Kalra seem to handle the frustration of being on the losing end of many votes better than he.
"When you try a lot of defense cases, I guess you expect to lose 90 percent," Rocha said.
Despite his frustration with Mayor Chuck Reed's council majority, he said he tries to take a respectful public tone with the second-term mayor, who he said has done likewise with him.
"He gives me more space than my colleagues," Rocha said. "So I've been respecting that."
Internal Affairs is an offbeat look at state and local politics. This week's items were written by John Boudreau, Scott Herhold, John Woolfolk and Paul Rogers. Send tips to email@example.com, or call 408-975-9346.
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Colorful businessman brought Sharks hockey team to the Bay Area in 1991 with his brother, Gordon, and helped build what is now HP Pavilion in San Jose. He died Tuesday at age 75, leaving San Jose an important economic and entertainment legacy.
Santa Clara County DA's Office
After a Menlo Park police detective was found naked in a Motel 6 with a prostitute in 2011, prosecutors dropped the case, claiming the Sunnyvale cop who made the arrest wasn't available to testify. Doesn't look good.
Bay Area homeowners
The region's housing market is finally bouncing back, with the median price up 24 percent from a year ago to $470,000. But that's still a far cry from the $738,500 median at the peak in 2007.


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LETTER: Lucas visible presence in city schools
Published: Thursday, August 22, 2013 at 3:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, August 22, 2013 at 2:50 p.m.
Dear Editor: I enjoy working with our city Board of Education member, Marvin Lucas, and have grown to know him over the years as he serves our schools. All of Mr. Lucas's children were educated by or currently attend school in the eastern zone. This alone makes his commitment to Tuscaloosa City Schools a high-stake investment.
Mr. Lucas is always responsive to the needs of our schools. I have been an active parent participant and community volunteer with both of my children, and throughout the years Mr. Lucas has always been there, too. He truly serves the students in all Tuscaloosa City Schools, but especially our eastern zone.
There are so many areas that Mr. Lucas supports in our schools. I encourage all readers to go out and vote to re-elect Marvin Lucas to the board in District 6. Other candidates are making proposals for actions. In my opinion, Mr. Marvin Lucas has proven results. I am a parent who supports Mr. Lucas because of the following:
Consistent presence in our schools
Consistent support of parents
Supports athletic events at Bryant High School
Supports award and recognition programs at Bryant High School for students every nine weeks
Works on clean-up day committees in our schools
Advocates policies that allow our children to attend safe schools and be academically challenged
I humbly support Marvin Lucas as District 6 board member because he has proven his commitment to serving children in the eastern zone.
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If you love to eat wild salmon, especially delicious sockeye, then you hate Pebble Mine.
Pebble Mine is a proposed open-pit mine located in the headwaters of the Kvichak and Nushagak rivers, two of the eight major rivers that feed Bristol Bay - a pristine Alaskan watershed with the most productive sockeye salmon rivers on the planet. It supports $500 million in commercial and sport fishery. The mine, on the other hand, with intentions of digging up the second-largest deposit of copper, gold and molybdenum ever discovered, has an estimated value of more than $300 billion.
Pebble Mine - if approved - would be one the world's largest open-pit mines, and even more concerning, it would require the world's largest dam to contain the mine's toxic waste, an estimated 2.5 to 10 billion tons of it. Complicating the huge, sludgy containment pond (as if that's not bad enough) is the fact that Bristol Bay is a seismically active region, and independent scientists have questioned whether the dam could withstand the force of a massive earthquake, such as the 9.2 quake that devastated Anchorage in 1964, according to Save Bristol Bay.
Like I said, if you love salmon, you hate Pebble Mine.
On Tuesday, the Eagle Valley Alliance's Sustainable Film Series continues at Loaded Joe's showing "Red Gold," a documentary that tells the story of Pebble Mine through those who would most closely be affected by it - Bristol Bay's subsistence, commercial and sport-fishing communities. Unlike many environmental films, "Red Gold" doesn't bash the two mining companies, Northern Dynasty Minerals and Anglo American, that have proposed the mine. Instead, through gorgeous imagery and compelling interviews, "Red Gold" reveals the unique beauty of Bristol Bay and its people who have lived off its waters for generations. The film seeks to convince its viewers that this area is worth protecting - forever.
Besides, hard-rock mining speaks for itself. It's the No. 1 most toxic industry in the nation, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
"I realize we need those precious metals, there's no getting around it - for computers, hardening of steel for surgical tools - but there are deposits in other places that we can get it. This is the only sockeye wild run left on the planet of this size, it's not the place to have something like the Pebble Mine," said Kaleb Walker, a commercial fisherman on the "Sound and Fury" for Captain Robert Lebovic in Bristol Bay. Walker spends June through August fishing in Alaska, and the rest of the time, he lives in the Vail Valley operating his sustainable seafood business, Kaleb's Katch.
Walker organized Tuesday's showing of "Red Gold," and he will be there to talk about the beauty of Bristol Bay - what the film calls "a fully functioning ecosystem" - and why he opposes Pebble Mine. But it's not the first screening Walker's attended. Walker watched the release of the documentary in a boatyard in Bristol Bay with many of the men who are featured in the film, including Walker's skipper.
"We put it in a projector and watched it on a sheet," Walker said. "It was really intense and fun watching it with these guys for the first time."
Knowing that some fishing can be very unsustainable, causing environmental degradation with a likeness to a mine, Walker wants to stress that Bristol Bay fishery is extremely sustainable.
"It's very closely managed by five to six different organizations to ensure checks and balances," said Walker, who has a bachelor's degree in Natural Resource Management from Western Carolina University.
The fishermen cannot cast their nets until a certain number of salmon have escaped the fishing grounds, ensuring those fish won't be caught and are left free to spawn and create more fish. No bycatch is allowed - unwanted marine creatures that are caught in the nets while fishing for another species - and the nets they use are shallow, as to not disrupt the river beds.
"When those fish do come through to the fishing grounds and there are boats everywhere, it's mind boggling to see the volume of biomass and to think there are still hundreds of million still going to spawn," Walker said.
The verdict is still out on Pebble Mine, and Bristol Bay's fate is largely in the hands of the EPA, Obama and you, dear fish lovers. At the showing, Walker will have petitions to sign and raffle items, such as fly-fishing gear, $1,000 worth of delicious fish and Smith sunglasses. All raffle ticket sales go toward the efforts to ban the Pebble Mine. Walker also will hand out $5 gift cards to use toward purchase of salmon from Kaleb's Katch, sold Sundays at the new Edwards Winter Market at Colorado Mountain College in Edwards, of which Walker is the founder.
"We can't sacrifice a renewable resource that has been working so perfectly for so long and so sustainably for a nonrenewable resource that will be gone in 60 to 80 years," Walker said. "It's an opportunity as a whole to stand up to something, a company, a wealth of money, and tell them that Bristol Bay is not the place for this mine. We don't need to jeopardize this nutritious, sustainable food source for future generations."
Freelance writer Cassie Pence is passionate about living a more sustainable lifestyle. She owns Organic Housekeepers, a green cleaning company, and is actively involved in the Eagle-Vail Community Garden, the Eagle Valley Alliance for Sustainability and Slow Food Vail Valley. Contact her at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Nine Yarns that Launched a Book
For nearly two years I've been working on a 207-page love letter to wool. On October 13th, The Knitter's Book of Wool makes its official debut. The book is based upon a lifetime of wool wearing and more than a decade of professional (and passionate) wool spinning, swatching, sniffing, rubbing, and observing.
I have loved many wool yarns over the years. I am partial to wool because of its infinite flexibility, warmth, diversity, and eagerness to accommodate my every whim. I also love wool because it so often tells a deeper story about a farmer, a mill, and a dream.
I do not—I cannot—play favorites, because so many magical wool yarns exist. But nine yarns in particular deserve your extra attention today. I've reviewed them in the past, and they played a great part in my inspiration to pursue a whole book about wool. While only five of these yarns were featured in the book's patterns, they are all part of its spirit.Beaverslide Dry Goods
I still remember how my yarn smelled faintly of flowers when I first pulled it out of its box. Beaverslide Dry Goods is a family-run ranch that raises Rambouillet/Merino sheep. The animals graze on 3,000 acres along Montana's Rocky Mountain Front. Their plush, delicate finewool fibers are shorn and sent to Alberta, Canada, where they are gently washed, processed, and spun on an antique spinning mule. The resulting yarn is a joy to work with and to wear. Elsa Wool Company
Oh Elsa, sweet Elsa, how I love your yarns. I first stumbled upon these yarns at La Lana Wools in Taos, New Mexico, where several pure white pearly skeins were resting in a simple wooden bowl. The next day at the Taos Wool Festival I discovered a whole booth of Elsa, and my life has never been the same.
These yarns come from Elsa's own Cormo sheep, which she breeds in Colorado. The fibers are soft and vibrant, producing a yarn that conveys all that is good about wool—regardless of whether you choose the worsted- or woolen-spun versions.
I used the woolen-spun version for the Sweet Fern fingerless mitts in my book. And I've been known to carry a snippet of this yarn in my pocket for good luck.Foxfire Fiber and Designs
No matter how hard she tries to paint a realistic picture of what it's like to be a "sheepgal" (the name of her blog), Barbara Parry can't help it: her thoughtful words and evocative pictures make it all look gloriously inviting.
Her yarns are equally thoughtful and inviting. I've had my way with her Cormo Alpaca Classic and Upland Wool and Alpaca, and designer Shelia January had her way with Barbara's Cormo Silk Alpaca for the Nara Scarf in my book. Her yarns can vary from year to year, but they all have similarly calming, purr-inducing effects.
Read the full review of Upland Wool and Alpaca
All of Green Mountain Spinnery's yarns are lively and inspiring, being sourced from area sheep farms and minimally processed. But this one in particular—which falls in the RIP category—was something special. I include it here as a fitting example of how every skein really can tell a story.
Wait, wait, wait! This yarn is not in the RIP category. It is still very much alive and well in the Green Mountain Spinnery line-up. I am very happily corrected...and relieved. What can I say? Read the review. It's a fantastic yarn.Nature's Palette Green Sheep Columbia Worsted
The name has changed ever so slightly since I first reviewed it in 2007, but the yarn itself is still as plump, pure, and colorful as ever.
Made from the fibers of Columbia sheep that are USDA Organic Certified, the yarn is mulespun in Canada under the Canadian Organic Standard and masterfully plant-dyed by Darlene Hayes of Nature's Palette.
What's this Columbia business? Well, the Columbia sheep breed was developed in the U.S. in the early 20th century. In crossing finewool Rambouillet ewes and sturdy Lincoln longwool rams, the breeders' goal was a hearty sheep that would thrive in the western rangelands of the U.S., carry lots of juicy meat on its frame, and grow a dense, heavy fleece.
It's a wonderful all-purpose wool that is warm, durable, and yet still relatively soft to the touch—the kind of wool you want to wear each morning when you go downstairs to make your first cup of tea. And that's exactly what Pam Allen envisioned when she used this yarn for the Comfy Cardigan in my book.Imperial Stock Ranch
Speaking of Columbia sheep, this ranch is one of the places where the breed got its start. More than 125 years later, the ranch has been declared a National Historic District.
And the yarn? Lovely.
It, too, has been sent to the same mulespinner in Alberta, Canada, for gentle processing and spinning. The mulespinning process is ideal for these kinds of fibers because it more closely replicates the movements of the handspinner, allowing for greater bounce and life to remain in the yarn.
Best of all, since I first reviewed Imperial Stock Ranch in 2003, the company has made significant forays into the wholesale market. Which means that your chances of getting to see and touch this yarn for yourself have never been better.Marr Haven Farm
"Just when I think I've experienced my last yarn-related surprise, a new yarn arrives and hits me over the head like a ton of bricks." Those words from 2002 still ring true today. Which is why I asked Sandi Rosner to design a cardigan with this yarn, why I named it the Allegan Cardigan (in honor of Marr Haven's hometown, Allegan, Michigan), and why that sweater and I have since become inseparable.
This jumbled, doughy yarn comes from the Marr Haven flock of Merino/Rambouillet sheep. The wool is fine with a magnificent crimp that, when spun woolen on a mulespinner, results in an extraordinarily chaotic and spongy yarn with irresistible tactile appeal. Of all the yarns here, Marr Haven may well be the most minimally processed. Its rich scent of lanolin is, for those who enjoy the fragrance anyway, simply intoxicating.Rowan Purelife British Sheep Breeds
In 2008, Rowan Yarns did something really exciting. The company bucked the current trend toward super-soft imports and produced a truly British yarn made from the fibers of four notable British breeds: the Bluefaced Leicester, Jacob, Black Welsh, and Suffolk.
These are full-bodied yarns, the knitterly equivalent of a hearty rye bread. They create warm, well-wearing garments that may prefer a little buffer between themselves and your skin—although this may vary depending on you.
Technically speaking, the yarn is so well constructed that it almost knits itself. And it's a fantastic, accessible introduction to the world of wool. If you're just dipping your toes into the "everything besides Merino" waters, begin with the Bluefaced Leicester and have fun. I included a simple hat pattern in my book to get you started.Wellspring Woolens Poppi's Worsted
We end with another beautiful example of how each skein tells a story—and sometimes more. This yarn tells of a woman named Melinda Kjarum, who raises a small flock of Icelandic sheep on the banks of the Minnesota River at her farm, Wellspring Woolens.
Icelandic sheep are among the few sheep breeds that haven't been excessively meddled with by humans over the years. Only one recorded attempt was made to improve the breed, and the results were so catastrophic that all the offspring were culled and the importation of any sheep to Iceland was declared illegal.
Which means what you see today—or what Melinda sees each morning when she goes out to check on her flock—is pretty close to what first arrived on those Viking ships more than 1,100 years ago. The animal grows a dual-coat of fibers that is tricky to process, easy to harm, but pure magic when it's done right. And Poppi's Worsted is definitely done right.
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Healthy Families, Healthy Future (HF2) is a relatively new task force formed in collaboration with the Mayo Clinic Health System in St. James in order to educate and aid families in living a more healthy lifestyle.
HF2 held a competition for grades 6-12 at St. James High School. The goal was to create a logo that would be used as the HF2 logo in print, on t-shirts and to represent the nutrition education movement. There was also a poster contest held at Northside Elementary, from which five students were chosen as winners from first to fourth grade.
The Juan Ramirez logo was chosen to represent HF2. As such, Ramirez received $50 as a cash prize. His logo features a male and a female character high-fiving above a sparkling HF in front of a back-dropped two. It invokes the ideas of collaboration while including the name of the group it represents and was chosen from dozens of entries.
Winners of the poster contest were Chloe Mickelson (fourth grade), Madison Carter (first grade), Mya Hanson (fourth grade), Brenda Vidales (second grade) and Kayl Johnson (first grade). These posters and more are up for display in the Watonwan County Library in St. James and the Princess Theater.
More than one third of the US population is considered medically obese and 17 percent of children aged 2-19 years are obese. Watonwan County has 28 percent adult obesity, which is three percent above the national benchmark.
HF2 has already created a few opportunities for families and children to participate in living a healthier lifestyle. Their Harvest of the Month program features a different fruit, vegetable and grain and different recipes surrounding these foods. Families can come together in cooking healthier meals and experiencing the Harvest of the Month. The group hopes to get more of the local grocery stores participating in Harvest of the Month as the program continues to grow.
HF2 is also offering cooking classes from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. on Mondays starting March 4, and lasting until April 8. Each week a professional chef will demonstrate new recipes and adults and children can prepare those recipes together in class. Chefs will also share tips for preparing healthier foods. Registration is limited. Contact Kim Nelson at 507-375-8653 to sign up today, or email her at email@example.com.
Looking a little further down the calendar, HF2 will also be offering a six week fitness program to girls ages 8-12 and their moms or female guardians starting May 8. Fun activities will take place each week leading up to the St. James Rail Run. More information can be gained by contacting Tammy Stevens at 507-375-5428.
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Check out this amazingly detailed write up about the process behind designing the HUD (Heads Up Display) for the latest Iron Man movie. Jayse Hansen, the designer behind this work, seems to have the best job in the world judging by some of the major movie projects he's worked on.
I think its interesting where design can take you, I wonder if Jayse ever though he would be designing the 'future'?


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quote: Software patents need to be outlawed and Samsung needs to respect the FRAND rules.
quote: They tried to negotiate with Apple for a fair and equitable licensing agreement, as stipulated by FRAND rules
quote: Apple then decided to refuse negotiating, and just steal the use of Samsung's FRAND technology anyway
quote: Now please show me which "FRAND rules" say that you can just indefinitely use FRAND patented technology without ever paying anyone ONE red cent?
quote: Samsung claims they did, Apple claims they did not.
quote: Should Apple now halt production of all of their devices, because Samsung made an unreasonable offer - or pay way over the odds for a FRAND patent?
quote: Apple's reputation in such areas is to the point that nobody would believe their side of the story except the most fervent fanboi. Like you.
quote: It's not up to Apple to decide "oh well, I don't like the way this is going, I'll just use the technology anyway and pay zero."
quote: Apple has gone years, literally years, without paying one red cent for the technology that Samsung spent billions in R&D to develop. And you're sitting here talking about "FRAND abuse"?
quote: I'm sure from Samsung's point of view, their offer was perfectly reasonable. From Apple's point of view, "reasonable" clearly means "free".
quote: What's certain is that Apple will not be under investigation for any kind of FRAND abuse.
quote: That doesn't give Samsung the right to seek complete bans of the products
quote: It's hard to get in trouble for FRAND patents when you never actually develop any technologies ever.
quote: AHAHA if this isn't the pot calling the kettle man. As if Apple seeking bans for using rectangles is any more legitimate.


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CCMC officials decide not to continue Heart Ball
January 10, 2013
PARKERSBURG — With a number of events converging at the same time, officials with the Camden Clark Medical Center have decided not to continue the St. Joseph's Heart Ball....
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it is **** and then the two back slashes. Then the letters emtala then dot then com
LOL... what a joke to have to put it in this way... Anyway, go to that website and it will explain everything you want to know about ED and hosptial to hospital transfers. *******emtala****/
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NJ1234. Here is the link to the federal law that regulates ED transfers. It is called "EMTALA". Trust me, NO ONE is dumped or moved in violatio of this policy. If you knew the **** that comes with a EMTALA violation, you would understand why the ED is very carefult with EVERY tranfer. Enjoy the read. ***********emtala****/faq.htm
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MRWebster : I didnt mean they were denying treatment. They are sending patients to MMH rather than SJC as a means to cripple SJHC. Rather than move overflow there. It is saying " They have fewer patients CCMH can get you a spot at MMH with less waiting if you want to go there rather than wait 12 hours at CCMH. They could send them to SJC but they don't.
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They don't let a silly thing like Federal law stop them from scrimping on patient care or diagnosis.
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The federal law regarding treatment of patients in hospitals that receive federal funding can be found at www dot emtala sot com It specifically states that no one can be refused treatment for any reason.
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nj: transferring from one hospital to another for further care is a routine part of health care. It happens many times every day. Like I said, if a patient's PCP happens to practice at MMH, but the patient, do whatever reason, ends up in the ER at CCMH, when they are stable enough to be transported, they or their physician can request it. To imply that CCMH 'dumps' patients on MMH is false.
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Like I said my past early postings speak volumes for themselves.
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Mr Webster..Peerhaps you could give us a link showing the federal guidelines for transfers?? People are transferred all the time to the facility best able to handle their specific injury or illness, competititor or not.CCMH life flight people All over the place, including MMH, CAMC OUH,WVU etc.
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I know that if you are in St. Joe,you are at least 50%+ sure of getting either MRSA or Staph infection. All 4 of my relatives did.One ended up in Morgantown and fought 4 months for his life. On the other hand, CCMH jams 2 people into a room that is hardly big enough for one person. They don't care that your walker won't fit thru the bathroom door. This is from personal experience, not heresay.If you are old and on Medicare, or poor and on a medical card, you are sc rewed!Minimum care and they send you home after a few bags of saline w/antibiotics in the ER. I'm not sure CCMH is a "not for profit" anymore, since they made a deal with another hospital group not long ago. My last MRI (brain) was almost $3400.
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Hindsight, I'm not sure who's feeding you info, but it's outright lies. CCMH has never diverted or transferred patients from SJ to MMH. MMH is a competitor and doing so violates federal regulations. The only time patients go from either CCMH or SJ to MMH is when patient's physicians order it. This usually happens when a physician has priveleges at MMH and not CCMC. Please get your facts straight before spreading misinformation.
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Bud I have my facts straight I have family at both campus' and some are high ranking. I have the real facts not some lie because obviously you are here to promote an agenda making CCMH look good rather than the facts. You might ask around these forums I have been here over 2 years posting facts early about the hospital and it has came out later as I said it was from the beginning.
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Hindsight.... CCMH never diverted to MMH when SJH was in existance unless SJ was overwhelmed and could not handle the load. Get your facts straight before you publish Bull.
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BTW they sent them from E.R being overflowed to MMH rather than SJC. So don't think it was for something closed.
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When CCMH has actually done things to purposely tank ST.JOESPH by sending E.R. patients to MMH rather than ST.JOE then that shows they are tanking ST.JOE on purpose. Believe what you want by just because I don't live in WV anymore don't mean my personal phone don't yet calls.
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St. Jo's was good for many, many things. Wonderful ER department, great outpatient services, handy doctor offices, outstanding staff, etc., but the rooms for patients were atrocious. Filthy. Inadequately heated or cooled (broken and outdated heating system) terrible parking, and overall outdated design. I hated to see it go because that was my community's hospital. I will try to like CC, but it will take awhile. They need to get rid of their C-Diff problem.
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Kids Mamma One thing that I think a lot of folks are not considering is that the public has only so much money to donate. If you have event after event after event, then the public becomes turned off and then all donations suffer. The only other thing that I can think to say is, and this is not meant as a mean comment, but times change. One business buys another every day, every day one hospital buys another. I am sure the intent is to always provide excellent care for all. However, "our" government has seen fit to cut reimbursements to facilities, demanded more of staff, given more benifits to those that don't work to earn them, etc. I think everyone would like to go back to 1960, when the docs went to your home for house calls, the nurses were not overwhelmed, costs were not so high, and I can even remember when "grandma" was admitted to let the family have some down time. Try that now!! No, times change, if you don't run a hospital as a business, then you repea
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I do agree that it was commendable for CCMH to buy St. Joseph's in a time when things looked poor for them. I believe that much could be done to help the image of CCMH and cutting these types if activities is just not good PR. I would disagree about the money going to equipment and such considering the things that I know some of the things money has been thrown at. All that aside, many in the community are not satisfied with their ED experience and the healthcare they receive at that facility and that is so sad. Canceling such public events only adds to the impression that CCMH does not want to promote positive community events and eliminate anything STJ.
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Well lets see, maybe CCMH should have just let SJ close, then where the heck would you be? Have any of you actually looked and seen the deplorable conditions that SJ hospital is in? Lets see, tiles coming off the floor, leaks from the roof, water leaks in the pipes, ceiling tile not replaced in decades. When you drive down 19th stree look at how SJ "fixed" the hole in the ceiling where delivery drivers use to park. Why do you insist that CCMH did all this wrong, when it was the previous owners, from HCA to the last one that took every penny from the facility and ran like rats on a sinking ship. SJ was a "for profit" hospital that did not put money back into the facility. CCMH is a not for profit, and the VAST majority of the money goes back into equipment and other needed things. When the sisters had the facility, it was clean, ran well, and for that time, state of the art. Once HCA got their 50% in the early 90's, then the sisters lost all control a few years late
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I believe it goes deeper than the St. Joseph's effect. CCMH has list touch with the community it serves. Almost "too big for their britches" so to say. The hospital needs to get back to brass tacks and figure out why the community is so negative about them and this is a prime example of how not to win popularity!
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That was always a great event for Parkersburg. But it seems that just as when St. Joe's was open, CCMH only cares about itself. CCMH never missed an opportunity to run down anything St. Joe did and now they get their wish. They can do away with all things St. Joe's. I assume no more Affair of the Heart event either?
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Today, we wrote about Toll Brothers, the nation's largest builder of luxury single-family homes, making a bigger push into the condo market with the purchase of land near Washington, D.C. The company is also expanding its rental operations.
Toll plans to develop some 600 apartments on two adjacent sites along the Capital Riverfront under the appropriately named "Apartment Living" brand. Construction should start later this year, and the first phase of about 300 units will take about 24 months. The company is already building more than 400 rental units in Jersey City, N.J., and it has a joint venture working on nearly 400 more in Plymouth Meeting, Pa.
This latest move shows the company wants a bigger piece of the red-hot apartment market. The company will also benefit from synergies with its expanded condo business, including construction and engineering. Toll isn't sure how big the rental unit will become, but it promises not to forget its single-family core. Other markets under consideration stretch from Washington, D.C., to Boston, and the company could soon start looking at the West Coast.
As with the condo market, the company hopes this will attract more consumers – and generate more income. In an ideal world, renters would stick with Toll for years. "There is definitely a large customer segment that we can attract with this type of product," said Charles Elliott, managing director of Toll's commercial division. "As their lifestyle beings to change, they can purchase maybe a Toll Brothers townhome. Eventually they'll move into one of our homes or one of our high-end condos."
The Horsham, Pa.-based company, one of the nation's largest home builders, is the second major builder targeting apartment renters. On Tuesday, Lennar stunned industry observers when it announced a $1 billion apartment pipeline. Lennar said its Lennar Multifamily Investors subsidiary has plans for more than $1 billion in construction to be built over the next three years. The company said this includes 6,500 rental apartments, 3,000 of which will be started in 2013.
As we've written, apartment vacancy is at the lowest rate in years, fueled by increased demand at a time when little new supply has been delivered. The nation's apartment vacancy rate, which has declined since hitting 8% in the aftermath of the financial crisis, fell to 4.5% from 4.7% in the third quarter, according to Reis, a real-estate research firm. The rate is the lowest since 2001′s third quarter, meaning landlords have a clear upper hand.
Developers, particularly those in the Washington, D.C., area, are racing to build new apartments. For Toll and Lennar, branching into rentals could help buffer them should the housing market slump again. Of course, if too many rental units flood the market, landlords might have to cut rent to attract tenants. And some experts say rent growth has to slow, given the nation's average monthly rent is more than $1,000.


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PARKERSBURG -After spending 40 years in the banking industry in Parkersburg, Larry Johnson has announced his retirement from WesBanco.
Johnson is the market president for the Parkersburg region for WesBanco. He has been employed at WesBanco for 40 years, starting May 1, 1973, at the Commercial Banking and Trust Co. He also worked two years for the FDIC.
Johnson, who turned 65 in January, said he reached the "magic number."
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Larry Johnson, market president for the Parkersburg region for WesBanco, has announced his retirement after 42 years in the banking industry.
"I decided 40 years was enough," he said. "I had some other things to do with my time."
Johnson's last day of work will be April 30. WesBanco officials will hold a retirement reception at the Market Street offices April 29.
Johnson's retirement won't necessarily mean a break from work.
"It depends on what you call work," he said. "I won't be employed."
"Most bankers are involved in community activities,' Johnson added. "We have had our share."
Previously, Johnson served as the Chamber of Commerce president, was a member of the Wood County Board of Education and sat on the board of directors of the Greater Parkersburg Visitors and Convention Bureau.
Johnson said he'll remain active in his church and the community. He'll still be involved with Downtown PKB and the Economic Roundtable and will maintain ties with the Lions Club of Parkersburg, where he's served for nearly 40 years.
Johnson is a former international director of the Lions and has held numerous local offices. He is presently club treasurer.
Johnson said he wants to pursue some things around the house. And he plans to stay in the area - most of the time.
"Some of my friends have packed off and headed to The Villages," he said. "I might spend some time in the winter enjoying some southern temperatures."