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Hi, we're a small group of moms that are about to launch adoptivebreastfeeding.org, which is a blog-based website that we hope to be clean and easy to navigate. We want people to share their personal stories as adoptees (that are now adults) that were breastfed by their adoptive mothers, and also adoptive mothers that breastfed their children.
I'm not sure if this specific area of the forum was the right place to post this, so if you have any suggestions to repost, I'd love to hear.
Also, we're having some trouble locating adoptees that were breastfed are now adults. This is such a specific demographic, it has been challenging. So far we have found one woman who was breastfed by her adoptive mother and she has grown up to be a LLL leader! We know more are out there, so if you know anyone who wants to share their story (they can remain anonymous) please spread the word!
Also, if you're an adoptive mother who breastfed their child, we would love to have you on board, too. You can divulge as much or as little information as you would like. The main point is to give women that are currently trying to breastfeed their adopted child, or is contemplating it, a good idea of what they may experience (and how every child is different!)
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text: DS is almost 9 1/2 months old. I have been EP'ing since he was 6 weeks old, unfortunately my supply is decreasing. I mix EBM and Enfamil Lipil (about 1 oz formula, 4 oz BM) per bottle. I can't tell if DS is reacting negatively to the formula. He has been waking up more frequently at night but during the day he seems fine. Going longer between BM's so it may be a little constipating so I may jsut have to give it some time. Is it possible to replace the formula with rice milk and mix with 4 oz BM or is this a horrible idea...he is close to a year so I didn't think it would be too bad, but it says not to be used as infant formula. He eats 3 solid meals per day and loves his water as well.


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Boy Drowns, Man Missing In Black River
A 5 year old boy was declared dead around 8:30 p.m. Saturday after being pulled from the Black River at the Glen Park dam.
A search for a 47 year old adult who was also was in the water is being suspended until Sunday morning.
The two were fishing in the Black River across from Maggie's On The River in Watertown.
The boy fell in and the man jumped in after him
Rescue crews and police lined the cold and quick-flowing Black River looking for the boy and the man.
The boy was found two miles downriver near the hydro power racks in the village of Glen Park.
Rescue divers pulled the boy out of the water about an hour after he fell in and a medical examiner pronounced him dead shortly after.
The dive team continued searching for the man, but called off the investigation at about 9 p.m.
Officials say they don't expect the man made it as far downriver as the boy.
Watertown police Lt. Frank Derrigo said "the dive team located the child in the racks."
"The adult is still missing," he said, "so they'll be looking for him tomorrow morning."
The names of the boy and the man aren't being released until the families are notified.
Derrigo says they hope to find the man's body when the search picks back up Sunday,
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See what I mean about "Pitch Your Team"
I've had a few people ask questions about the "Pitch Your Team" video contest. So I did a quick one to give you an example. I'm going to enter a video but I can't win this contest.
FYI…As good as this video is… This is not my entry🙂
Robert sent me a new batch of pictures from Hi-Corbett in Tucson. Here's a shot of Tulo homering in the Rockies/Cubs game.
Time for the Canadian to get back to work.
Last night I helped out at the Nuggets game. I was hoping for a chance to sit under the basket and take pictures but unfortunately my pass wouldn't quite get me that close.
So I took an empty isle seat in the 4th row. It had a nice view.
Random crowd shot.
K-Mart..who knows how long he'll be out?
5′ 5″ former Denver Nugget Earl Boykins scored 5 points.
DID YOU KNOW…Boykins weighs 133 lbs and can benchpress 350 lbs.
Rocky looking for a little help.
worked, the Nuggets came from behind to zap the Wizzards 97-87
Thanks to Robert for the pix and thanks to "B" for the Tix.
Here's a shot of a young fox we saw close to the house chill'n in the sun.
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Hey D,
That pitch was Awesome! Ok, so mine probably won't be anywhere near as cool as that but I'm still going to give a go cause I Luv my team.
The pix at the Nuggets game are amazing, really could be another career for you ……..but I especially like the pix of the fox. Too cool.
Counting down the days my friend🙂
wow awesome pictures of the Nuggets as well as the Rockies! Glad you had a great time😀
the fox is so cute!
Ohhhh, I just love the fox pictures! that is an adorable picture! You got some great shots there, your friend and your own!
Got to agree with a above comment.
Maybe you should shop some of your great photos to some of the small publications around Denver and get you a nice part time gig doing photos for someone.
You have a great eye for it, and might as well use it.
Plus with your new rural setting, you might be able to do some landscape pics that could be popped into frames and sold at small consignment shop for extra cash.
I know times are hard everywhere….. and talent should always be rewarded.
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R-LUV-Thanks, took us a few takes to get it right. I've got a lot of ideas. I need some video from inside Coors to finish mine. Can't wait to see what your family does.
EMMA and MIMI-Thank you, this was my first fox picture and Robert can really take a good picture.
RAYSREN-Unfortunatly my camera is not quite pro-quality. Although you can do some amazing things with a mid-range camera. Thanks for noticing brotha, I appreciate you saying that…D


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Peter AlexanderAmerican, 1939-
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A pioneer in the media of plastics and resin, Alexander is often associated with the Light and Space movement that emerged in Los Angeles during the mid-to late 1960s. Like many Light and Space artists, Alexander was interested in the illusory properties of plastics. From 1965 to 1972 he created a variety of objects in cast polyester resin. "Blue-Green" is characteristic of Alexander's resin wedge-shaped sculptures. In this series, the vertical orientation of the object is further emphasized by his subtle use of color. As the form narrows, the color becomes less dense, giving the illusion that the piece disappears.
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The bride-elect is the daughter of Petra Serrano of Skidmore and the late Tiburcio Serrano. She is a 1996 graduate of Skidmore-Tynan High School and attended Austin Community College. She has a degree as an administrative assistant and is currently employed as a healthcare provider. She is the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jose Servantes.
The prospective groom is the son of Pinkie Robinson of Beeville and the late Edward Robinson. He is a 1982 graduate of A. C. Jones High School and attended Bee County College, where he received his welding certificate in 1983. He is currently employed as a welder. He is the grandson of the late Johnine Mae and William Lee Benning.
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(Bluefield)—Combining an on-site and virtual presence, Bluefield State College's Bill Bennett and Darrel Malamisura delivered a featured presentation at the recent West Virginia Higher Education Technology Conference in Morgantown. The event, sponsored by WVNET, brought together an audience of more than 200 attendees and 38 vendors.
Bennett, Interim Director/Instructional Technology Center and Extended Learning at BSC, coordinated a virtual classroom presentation at the conference, and Malamisura, Associate Professor of Business and Economics at BSC. "We demonstrated the use of life-sized video conferencing systems and the video center in conjunction to produce live video streams of the Enhanced Technology Classrooms (ETC)," Bennett explained.
"I participated from a classroom in the Cole School of Business," Malamisura added, "and I streamed a presentation to show attendees what we can do with Livestream and Smart Board, as well as how we can upload that content to Moodle. Students enjoy the option of being able to watch everything in class, either 'real time' or later. We also showed how Google Apps, specifically Hangout and Google docs can be used in a real time collaborative effort. In other words, ten different people could work on the same document at the same time from ten different locations."
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The Media Desk holds the Libraries' collection of commercially distributed motion pictures, television and radio programs. This collection supports the research and teaching activities of the University's faculty and students. One of the services we provide to the teaching faculty and staff is to provide access to reserve materials for courses.
Music CDs are located in the Music Research Library.
Would you like to suggest a new audio or visual item, or a new book for the Libraries' collections?
Videos or DVDs - contact Jermaine King or call (706) 542-7360.
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hey everyone I just want to update on my foot appt. I checked in at the fount desk. after waiting for a while a nurse called my name. I got my vitals taken I had a fever but I felt fine. I had x-rays done. went back to the nurse station.After waiting for a while I was taken to a exam room. After that I took my shoe and boot off. a while later Dr Sheridan came in to the room he put my x-rays up. he then examined my feet. Then he said it looks like new bone is starting to form. He then went to get Dr Giza. Dr Giza and Sheridan came in the room. Dr Giza said that he want to see if this will heal on it own. he said if it don't he need to put a screw in my foot. Im in a different boot until I go back on august 7th.
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With its remote beauty, rugged landscapes and windswept coastlines, Ireland is a photographer's dream. Here, Philip Joyce shares some of his best pictures of…23 Aug 2016 • Philip Joyce insert_drive_file Article
Ever since 1693, when the Royal Society first publicized it as one of the great wonders of the natural world, the Giant's Causeway has been a major tourist attraction. The highly romanticized pictures of the polygonal basalt rock formations by the Dubliner Susanna Drury, which circulated throughout Europe in the eighteenth century, did much to popularize the Causeway; two of them are on show in the Ulster Museum in Belfast. Not everyone was impressed, though. A disappointed William Thackeray commented, "I've travelled a hundred and fifty miles to see that?", and especially disliked the tourist promotion of the Causeway, claiming in 1842 that "The traveller no sooner issues from the inn by a back door which he is informed will lead him straight to the causeway, than the guides pounce upon him." Although the tourist hype is probably now less overtly mercenary, the Causeway still attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors annually, filling the visitor centre and the minibus that scurries back and forth. But even in high season it's easy to escape the crowds by taking to the cliffs.
For sheer otherworldliness, the Causeway can't be beaten. Made up of an estimated 37,000 black basalt columns, each a polygon – hexagons are by far the most common, with pentagons second, though sometimes the columns have as many as ten sides – it's the result of a massive subterranean explosion, some sixty million years ago, that stretched from the Causeway to Rathlin and beyond to Islay, Staffa (where it was responsible for the formation of Fingal's Cave) and Mull in Scotland. A huge mass of molten basalt was spewed out onto the surface, which, on cooling, solidified into what are, essentially, crystals. Though the process was simple, it's difficult, when confronted with the impressive regular geometry of the columns, to believe that their production was entirely natural.
From the visitor centre, it's wise to resist the temptation to follow the crowds on the ten-minute walk along the lane straight down to the Causeway, and to dodge the minibus that runs every ten minutes, the only form of transport allowed here except bicycles; instead take a far more scenic route – a round trip of roughly two miles. Follow the cinder path up behind the visitor centre and round the edge of several promontories, from which you can gasp at the Causeway from above and watch the eider and gannets wheeling across from Ailsa Craig, thirty miles away in Scotland. A flight of 162 steps takes you down to sea level and a junction in the path. Following the path west will bring you to the Giant's Causeway but if you continue round the bay to the north you'll reach a series of rock formations, the first of which is the twelve-metre basalt columns known as the Organ Pipes. Many of the other formations have names invented for them by the guides who so plagued Thackeray and his contemporaries – the Harp, for example – but at least one, Chimney Point, further north, has an appearance so bizarre that in September 1588 it persuaded the crew of the Girona, a ship of the Spanish Armada, to think it was Dunluce Castle, where they thought they might get help from the MacDonnells. Instead, their vessel was wrecked on the rocky shore at Port-na-Spánaigh, just before Chimney Point. Its treasure was recovered by divers in 1968, and some of the items are on show in the Ulster Museum in Belfast, and, the Tower Museum in Derry. Sadly, extensive cliff erosion prevents any further exploration, though some restoration work was planned to commence in 2010.
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Fin Lit: What women want? Money and more info on how to get and manage it
- 3:27 pm Wednesday, April 24th, 2013 by Dian Vujovich
I'm a fan of money. The more the merrier, if you ask me. The trouble with the stuff is, some people have too much of it and others not enough. But no matter what your position is, it seems nearly everyone wants to learn more about managing it. Particularly women.
In the recently released results of the "2013 Women, Money and Power Study" from Allianz Life, more women than ever are interested in acquiring a financial education. Plus, their desire to become more involved in financial planning has also increased through the years. Trouble is, finding out where to get those [More]


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Lola is my cat. As you can see from the pictures, she's very into books. (OK there may have been catnip involved…) I didn't grow up with pets, but a few years ago, I became a cat person when I adopted a beautiful 9 year old cat from the ASPCA. She was lovely and taught me almost everything I needed to know about cats. But she was diagnosed with cancer less than two years later and has since passed on.
I am fortunate that I have family members who live nearby. Admittedly, my grandmother is not very fond of animals, but being my grandmother, she listened to my blubbering and was sad about my cat's death because I was sad about it. I didn't think she could really help but then she did something unexpected: drawing on an inherently grandmotherish trait, she played cat matchmaker.
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The album, called The Renaissance, will be released in July. In the meantime, you can satisfy your politics/music crossover cravings by checking out former London Mayor Ken Livingstone guesting on Blur's Ernold Same or Bill Clinton taking a sax solo at the Newport Jazz Festival. If you can bear to watch, there's also George Bush throwing some shapes and attempting to play a drum.
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Saturday, April 11, 2009
Terrapin Creek Cafe
Terrapin Creek Café is a jewel tucked away at the north end of Bodega Bay. This lovely, intimate restaurant features creative, sophisticated cuisine prepared with local, responsibly raised produce, meats, and seafood. We're always amazed by their exquisite presentations and delicious flavors.
They recently held a winemakers dinner, which we attended with some guests from out of town. Each course was paired with a selection from Moshin Vineyards of Healdsburg. (The event was sold out, the photo below was taken before everyone arrived.)
Winemaker Rick Moshin gave a presentation covering the history of his family winery, his philosophy, and how his wines are produced.
Our guests are major foodies and wine experts so it was fun and educational to hear their comments. They were very impressed and gave rave reviews of all the food, and enjoyed three of the four wines. Coincidentally, they were visiting while on their way to two wine festivals further down on the central California coast, so this winemakers dinner fit right in with the theme of their trip.
Here's our menu and the accompanying wines from that evening:
Ceviche of Scallops, Shrimp & Calamari Salad
Citrus Segments, Creamy Avacado, Butter Lettuce, Cilantro
2007 Sauvignon Blanc, Larrick Vineyard, Dry Creek Valley
Pan Roasted Alaskan Halibut
Caramelized Fennel, Sun Dried Tomato & Herb Salad, Romesco Sauce
2006 Pinot Noir, Russian River Valley
Pork Tenderloin & Sweet Italian Sausage
French Navy Beans, Swiss Chard, Whole Grain Mustard Jus
2007 Pinot Noir, Sonoma Coast
Créme Fraiche Cheesecake
Raspberry Sauce
Moshin Poshin No. 7, Late Harvest White
Obviously the lighting conditions were not condusive to appetizing food photography, but here are a couple of shots.
Terrapin Creek Café is owned by Andrew and Liya Truong, a delightful, hard-working, extremely talented young couple who met while going through culinary school.
The ambiance is very nice. They call it casual, I say it's a step up from that. The dining area is comprised of two small rooms, yet it feels spacious and comfortable. They have an open kitchen where you can watch the food prep, and a small bar in the other room.
The tables are covered in white cloths, walls are painted in warm yellows and reds, the lighting is soft, and local artwork adorns the walls. The paintings are by Robert Devee of the Ren Brown Gallery here in Bodega Bay.
Terrapin Creek Café is located in the Blue Whaleship Shopping Center, 1580 East Shore Rd. right off Hwy. 1, in Bodega Bay. Phone 707.875.2700.
Lunch: Thursday thru Sunday, 11am to 2:30pm
Dinner: Thursday thru Sunday, 4:30pm to 9pm
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(Top food photo and photo of Andrew and Liya, courtesy of the Terrapin Creek Cafe website.)
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Yummy, I can't wait to go try it. Thanks for adding the map for us out-of-towners.
- April 16, 2009 at 7:46 PM
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Thank you! The map idea was a suggestion from my friend Norm Levin, photographer in San Rafael, http://naturalportraits.smugmug.com/.
- April 16, 2009 at 7:52 PM
- Kathryn said...
Lovely! Next time I come down let's go there!!
- April 20, 2009 at 5:33 PM
- Kathlene said...
You're on Kathryn!
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What: La Fleur Rouge, gifts, jewelry, home décor and more
Location: 10087 W. River St., Truckee
Phone: 530-587-8000
If the name La Fleur Rouge and its fleur-de-lis symbol doesn't cause customers to envision the French-influenced South, the shop owner's friendly Louisiana accent certainly will.
Brenda Hosea owns La Fleur Rouge with her daughter Rhiannon, who describes her mother as "the full blown Southern belle."
The women opened the gift shop one year ago to provide a Southern flare to Truckee.
"Brenda brings that hospitality and friendliness to Truckee and to the shop in a genuine fashion because it is in her DNA," said her husband Chevis Hosea. "She truly loves people and has a sincere interest in getting to know more about the people she meets."
"Doing it yourself you learn so much more than paying someone to do it. It's all part of the learning experience."
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Brenda and her husband Chevis saw the shop as a good learning opportunity for their eldest daughter.
"While Brenda and I were prepared to provide the financial investment, we thought it very important that we take the 'family' out of the equation," Chevis said.
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"She developed and presented a comprehensive business plan, adjusted it according to our concerns or input and eventually earned the equity investment," Chevis said.
Rhiannon created the shop's POS (point of sale) system, as well as set up the store's accounting and inventory.
"Doing it yourself you learn so much more than paying someone to do it," she said. "It's all part of the learning experience."
Rhiannon said she was so nervous and excited during her first sale last summer that she was shaking while gift-wrapping the item.
"We said, 'We're actually doing it!'" she remembered. "It was hilarious."
While her daughter set up the business side, Brenda came in when the decorating of La Fleur Rouge began.
"I told them, 'y'all figure it out and when it's time for me to start painting and decorating, I'll be there,'" Brenda recalled.
La Fleur Rouge specializes in "happys," small, fun gifts for friends and family. The concept of the hostess gift is universal, but it's only called a "happy" in the South.
Brenda said it's the classic "thank you and thinking of you" gift.
"I realized how many second homes are in the area," she said. "It's always nice to take a bottle of wine or a happy."
La Fleur Rouge sells a wide variety of items such as kitchen hand towels, fashion jewelry, candles, lotions and picture frames.
"In this shop we really try hard to make the prices so that you can just come in and pick up a little happy to bring to someone," Brenda said.
The mother and daughter don't have trouble agreeing on what merchandise La Fleur Rouge will carry. This season Brenda finally allowed her daughter to bring a few stuffed animals into the store.
"I've been a major stuffed animal addict my entire life," Rhiannon said with a laugh. "They all have names — the whole nightmare!"
Brenda and Rhiannon say the shop's location can be difficult for business. La Fleur Rouge is located on West River Street in Truckee, and much of the foot traffic stays in historic downtown on Donner Pass Road.
"Location is challenging," Rhiannon said. "We don't get foot traffic, but Truckee Thursdays was great."
Brenda is sure to tell people she meets, "Don't be scared to come across the tracks!"
Now that Rhiannon has set up La Fleur Rouge from the business side, and Brenda from the display side, both women keep to their own tasks.
"She's not allowed to touch the computer and I'm not allowed to touch the display," Rhiannon said with a laugh.
Outside of work the mother and daughter ski together, travel together, and of course, shop.
"We're more friends than mother and daughter," Brenda said.
The duo painted the shop's interior themselves, using their favorite color palette. The women refer to themselves as "color sensitive people," and said it took four whole days to paint La Fleur Rouge in black and white stripes.
"Mom and I did every bit of it," Rhiannon said as she pointed to the walls.
La Fleur Rouge serves champagne and wine on the weekends, to thank customers and host a good time for everyone.
"People come in and visit us," Brenda said. "We like the company."
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Converge -- Chicago, IL -- April 8th, 2012
Bands: Converge, Loma Prieta, Weekend Nachos, Git Some
Venue: Reggie's Rock Club
Source: Me
Got to the venue around 7:30, show was supposed to start at 7. To my amazement, there was still a long line of people trying to get in; I'm pretty sure this sold out by the end of the night. I preordered my ticket. Came in during the middle of Git Some's set; they seemed pretty mediocre honestly. Reminded me a lot of Red Fang, with that southern rock-y style. It does nothing for me, but I'm sure some of you guys would probably love it.
Anyway, met with a couple of friends who I knew from the BTBAM concert last year and talked during the quick changeout for Weekend Nachos. They were some of the only metalhead looking dudes in a crowd full of middle aged hardcore bros and hipsters. Weekend Nachos came up really fast, and their singer (John, I believe his name is?) was really surprised at the turnout; said it's one of the biggest show they've played. He kind of joked around with us, saying "This is actually our first show ever. We're a brand new band. We just put out our first demo, we have it available in the back. Please buy it." They ripped into the first notes of Hometown Hero, and the crowd that was dead and not even head bobbing for Git Some immediately erupted into a huge pit, me in it for most of the quick yet punishing set. I was unsure how to really categorize Weekend Nachos before, but now I'm convinced they're a 100% pure hardcore band. The fast parts were cool, but after about 15 or 20 seconds of that in each song, the breakdown following afterwards was insane. Tons of hXc dancing, fists being thrown, punching, etc. I loved it. They're every bit as amazing as I hoped live, and then some. I think they only played for 20 - 25 minutes at most, but I couldn't imagine their set lasting longer than that. I might have actually enjoyed 'em more than Converge. Not exactly sure of their set, I know for a fact that they started with Hometown Hero, played Old Friends Don't Mean Shit somewhere in the middle, and ended with Jock Powerviolence, but most of the set was a constant hazed whirlwind of hardcore fury. They only paused once in between songs the whole time. Absolutely amazing. And I get to see 'em again in a couple weeks with Harms Way! It was obvious a lot of people there came to see them, and that this was obviously a hometown crowd. The singer kept shoving the mic in peoples faces, lots of 'em knew all the words.
Loma Prieta was next, and I was tired as shit. My body was sore and aching. I went upstairs to sit on the chairs and watch Loma from that balcony. I really enjoyed their sound actually; kind of hard to describe. Like noisy hardcore? Yet melodic at some points. The crowd was dead for 'em except for a couple hipster kids near the front who kept jumping up and acting like they were the best thing since sliced bread. It was a nice layover between Weekend Nachos and Converge.
This is my second time seeing Converge, and I have to say that it was much, much better than my first time for some reason. I don't know if the crowd was crazier, or if I liked the set better, or the band was more spot on... but it was so awesome. Jane Doe was a great opener: as soon as it began, the pit erupted with a ton of hardcore guys just throwing down as hard as they could for the next 5 minutes, until the soft part kicks in. Going right into Dark Horse without a pause made the entire crowd get moving then, moshes erupting everywhere. The rest of the set was spot on; my only nag is that I wish they'd pull out a couple pre-Jane Doe tunes. But I can't complain; hearing a bunch of the new album live before ever hearing it recorded was cool. They said they'd definitely be back this fall in direct support for the album release. Great set, great time! I picked up a WN Jock Powerviolence crew neck sweatshirt for $20 and a Jane Doe back patch for $10; gonna try and put together a denim vest sometime this spring. Converge had 3 or 4 new shirt designs with sayings on the back, a hat, a Jane Doe tank top, some smaller patches (no Jane Doe small patches), stickers, and most of their albums available on CD. They used to have a bunch of Vinyl for sale too, but it all sold out earlier on the tour. Loma Prieta had a bunch of shirts for sale and their new album on vinyl, all for $15 each. Weekend Nachos, which were only on this date of the tour, had the sweatshirt, a couple albums on vinyl, and a couple shirts for sale, including one that said pretty big on the back "DESTROY THE CHRISTIAN RIGHT" Great show overall.
Converge set:
Jane Doe
Dark Horse
Empty on the Inside (new)
Aimless Arrow (new)
Reap What You Sow
Worms Will Feed
Eagles Become Vultures
No Light Escapes (new)
Hell to Pay
Shame In The Way (new)
Axe To Fall
The Broken Vow
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I have to say, in terms of song selection this is probably the most dynamic set I've ever seen Converge play. Lots of slow burners and mid-paced stuff to break up all the fast numbers. Plus, they didn't overdo the new songs and made sure to scatter them around the classics. Very well-structured show.
I'm still surprised by how frequently they reach for Jane Doe material these days over You Fail Me and No Heroes. While I do think JD is the better album, I would have sacrificed one or two of the songs to hear "Black Cloud" or "No Heroes." Still, pretty hard to complain about a Converge show!
The set list looks pretty close. Couple minor things: the new song is "Aimless Arrow," and I know they played "Eagles Become Vultures" somewhere in the middle of the set. Maybe after "Worms Will Feed" or "Hell to Pay?" I could swear it was after one of the slower songs.
Nice, you guys got "Eagles Become Vultures", I would have liked to hear that one. Glad to see you had an awesome time like I did last week!
I'm definitely going to check Weekend Nachos out sometime, your description of their show intrigues me.
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dang Weekend Nachos playing w/ Converge, thats intence!!!
Nice set! Shame about lack of pre-JD stuff though. It'd be a dream to see Jane Doe in its entirety one day though
Weekend Nachos too, killer show!
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I'm so stoked about seeing this tomorrow! I would definitely trade Pianos Become The Teeth for Burning Love or Weekend Nachos, though.
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Not sure if this is the right place to post this question or not, but I struggled so much with my first (we weaned at 3 months) with under supply, but with baby 2 (DS) I seem to be the complete opposite. I would have killed for this problem with DD.
Well a happy occurrence happened in our house this morning. DS went to bed at 11:30pm and woke at 6:30am (he is 7 weeks old). Also painful. I woke with 2 bowling balls attached to my chest. I pumped and fed at the same time when I woke like usual. I have been doing this for a stash for going back to work/emergencies/maybe someday DH and I will go on a date or something... Then when he was done nursing on the one side I pumped the rest out. I pumped 12oz!!!
If this sleep pattern becomes a pattern, what should I do? Try not to pump in the morning? Should I wake up in the night to pump so that I am not engorged in the morning? I think that will make the problem worse. Or will my body just figure this out? I kind of liked pumping an entire work days worth of milk in one setting, but I think this is probably not a good thing entirely.
It was such a struggle with DD that an oversupply is almost a relief, but I'd really just like to make enough. (I probably would have wanted to punch someone like me for saying something like this with my first)


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Geographic Range
Although the geographic range of this species is not clearly known, Tasmacetus shepherdi (Shepherd's beaked whale, Tasman whale) probably has a circumpolar distribution in temperate waters of the southern hemisphere. All known specimens have been found on beaches in New Zealand, Australia, Brazil, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, Chile, and the Galapagos Islands (Evans 1987, Tinker 1988).
Biogeographic Regions: indian ocean (Native ); atlantic ocean (Native ); pacific ocean (Native )


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We have in our text an important person asking Jesus some hard questions. One of the questions is "who is my neighbor?" This is when Jesus answers with our familiar parable. This is one of the simplest and noblest among all the wonderful parables in our Gospels. Love it tells us, must know no limits of race, nationality, religion, denomination, male or female. It does not ask any questions. Jesus tells us in this story that the one who needs me is my neighbor period!! Whom at the given time and place I can help with my active love, that person is my neighbor and I am his.
You see this important person asking the question was trying to justify himself when he ask Jesus these questions, so we should have expected an answer from Jesus like: "Your neighbor is anyone who needs your help. After this answer however the emphasis of the story changes to the person that is doing the helping. The story switches to the person that showed the compassion. It is really an answer to the question of "How can I act as a good neighbor? Whose neighbor am I?
Where today do you find yourself in this story? Are you the neighbor that needs the help? Are you one of the important people that have no time to stop and help? Are you the one that shows true compassion on a complete stranger because they need help? Sometimes we have all taken on the role of all of the characters in this story. The sad part is that we think we are too busy to stop and help or we look at the person needing help and we make all kinds of judgments and therefore make a choice not to show compassion. We are all good at judging others but we get very defensive if others judge us. We want help from others when we need help, but we judge others or don't want to take time out to help when they need help.
We all need to go back and study this story from scripture, and gain a true understanding about whom it is that is our neighbor and how we can be compassionate neighbors to others. Jesus tells us also in this parable that we are not to ask all kinds of questions before we help, we are to just help!!
Finally as Christians this is not a choice. Go back to the beginning of these verses, Jesus commands us: "Thou shalt love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind, and love your neighbor as yourself". So Then for us today the question is the same "just who is my neighbor?"


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PITTSBURGH, PA (December 13, 2010) – AirTran Airways celebrated ten years of service at Pittsburgh International Airport (www.FlyPittsburgh.com) today with an event for passengers at its gates. AirTran launched air service at Pittsburgh International Airport on December12, 2000. It was the first low cost carrier to come to Pittsburgh and is currently the 4th busiest airline at the airport.
"I wish to congratulate the employees and the leadership of AirTran Airways on this important milestone. This anniversary is a demonstration of AirTran's continued commitment to the Pittsburgh region. Air travelers at Pittsburgh International Airport can thank AirTran for keeping fares competitive while providing quality air service with excellent passenger amenities," stated Glenn R. Mahone, Chairman, Allegheny County Airport Authority.
AirTran's entry into Pittsburgh a decade ago is one of the reasons fares at Pittsburgh International Airport are lower than the national average. The Allegheny County Airport Authority released a study in August 2007 emphasizing the impact of the Low Cost Carriers in Pittsburgh led by AirTran. The complete study can be accessed here: http://www.flypittsburgh.com/ACAA_Releases_Results_of_Economic_Benefit_of_Low_Cost_Carriers_on_the_Region
According to the October 2010 Pittsburgh International Airport Traffic Report, AirTran was the fourth busiest airline in terms of passengers at the airport. AirTran has had 711,144 passengers through October, trailing only US Airways, Southwest and Delta. For the year AirTran's traffic is up 34.8 percent, compared to the same time in 2009.
The gate celebration included cookies and giveaways to passengers. Airport wide, AirTran distributed $10 gift vouchers towards the purchase of a flight.
AirTran has 15 flights per day to Atlanta (four/day), Milwaukee (three/day), Orlando (three/day), Ft. Lauderdale (two/day), Ft. Myers (two/day) and Tampa (one/day). The airline employs 55 at Pittsburgh International Airport. AirTran also provides charter air service for Apple Vacations in Pittsburgh.


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Playing is one of the most important things you can do with your child. The time you spend playing together gives your child lots of different ways and times to learn.
Play also helps your child:
Unstructured, free play is the best type of play for young children.
This is play that just happens, depending on what takes your child's interest at the time. Free play isn't planned and lets your child use her imagination and move at her own pace.
Examples of unstructured play might be:
You can be part of your child's unstructured play – or not. Sometimes all you'll need to do is point him in the right direction – towards the jumble of dress-ups and toys on his floor, or to the table with crayons and paper. Sometimes you might need to be a bit more active. For example, 'How about we play dress-ups? What do you want to be today?'
Structured play is different. It's more organised and happens at a fixed time or in a set space, and is often led by a grown-up.
Examples of structured play include:
As your child grows, the way he plays will change – he'll get more creative and experiment more with toys, games and ideas. This might mean he needs more space and time to play.
Also, children progress through different forms of play as they grow. This includes playing alone, playing alongside other children and interactive play with other children.
Newborns and babies
For babies, the best toy is you. Just looking at your face and hearing your voice is play for your new baby, especially if you're smiling.
You might like to try using the following to play with your little one:
Tummy time and floor play are important for your baby's development. Tummy time helps your baby develop movement control by strengthening head, neck and body muscles. It also allows your baby to see and experience the world from a different perspective.
Your toddler might enjoy:
If you put on some favourite music while your toddler plays, she can also experiment with different sounds and rhythms.
Here are some ideas to get your preschooler's mind and body going:
When encouraging your child to kick or throw, try to get him to use one side of his body, then the other.
School-age children
Your school-age child can have fun with:
If your child is interested, you could think about getting him into some sports or team activities for school-age children. Other possibilities include after-school or holiday art and craft activities.
There might be times when your child doesn't want to play – for example, she could be tired or bored by doing the same activity for too long. This is normal and usually nothing to worry about.
But sometimes a lack of play – or a lack of interest in play – can be a sign of a more serious developmental disorder.
Consider speaking with a health professional if:
This video explains how playgroups can give your child some great play and learning opportunities. For example, playgroups can help children start learning social skills such as communicating, sharing and taking turns. These are all skills kids need for playing with other children and getting along with grown-ups.
The video also includes information on child care and preschool, and how these environments can benefit children.
Australian Government Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (2009). Belonging, being and becoming: The early years learning framework for Australia. Canberra: Commonwealth of Australia.
Australian Government Department of Health (2014). Australia's physical activity and sedentary behaviour guidelines. Canberra: Commonwealth of Australia. Retrieved December 19, 2014, from http://www.health.gov.au/internet/main/publishing.nsf/Content/health-pubhlth-strateg-phys-act-guidelines.
Giles-Corti, B., Kelty, S.F., Zubrick, S.R., & Villanueva, K.P. (2009). Encouraging walking for transport and physical activity in children and adolescents. Sports Medicine, 39(12), 995-1009.
Ginsburg, K.A. (2007). The importance of play in promoting and maintaining strong parent-child bonds. Pediatrics, 119, 182-191.
Reilly, J.J. (2006). Physical activity to prevent obesity in young children: Cluster randomised control trial. British Medical Journal, 333, 1041.
Timmons, B.W., Naylor, P.J., & Pfeiffer, K.A. (2007). Physical activity for preschool children: How much and how? Applied Physiology, Nutrition and Metabolism, 32, S122–S134.
Ziviani, J., Scott, J., & Wadley, D. (2004). Walking to school: Incidental physical activity in the daily occupations of Australian children. Occupational Therapy International, 11(1), 1-11.


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The suit was filed on Nov. 8, alleging that she was improperly dismissed by the City Council three months ago.
Ballí was the third city manager to be forced out by the council in a little more than three years. The council voted 4-1 to approve the termination.
The suit, filed by attorney Jon D. Brooks of Corpus Christi, names the City of Beeville as the defendant.
"A new mayor was elected by the City Council, pursuant to the City Charter, in May 2013," the suit claims.
The suit went on to explain that the mayor's duties include presiding over City Council meetings and taking care of ceremonial duties.
Ballí claimed that by early July 2013, the mayor, David Carabajal, had begun to violate the charter and possibly state law by holding closed door meetings with the city secretary and "taking over city manager job duties and responsibilities with respect to city administration, supervision of city employees and conducting performance evaluations for city employees."
Ballí alleged that she became concerned about her inability to remedy the problems internally, and she took her complaints to the city attorney.
The former city manager said she believed the attorney, Frank Warner, was the appropriate person to be charged with investigating the city charter and possible violations of it by city officials.
Ballí said Warner assured her he would look into the matter, but a few days later he said the investigation "did not go well."
According to the suit, Ballí claimed that Carabajal said to Warner, "who does the city manager think she is?"
Ballí claims Warner also said the mayor had commented, "I am going to show her who's boss."
The attorney representing Ballí said in the suit that the quotes were paraphrased.
Within a couple of weeks of the meeting between Ballí and Warner, "on or about Aug. 10, 2013," the former city manager claims that Carabajal tried to get her discharged from her job. But the mayor did not have enough votes to get a motion passed.
After that meeting, Ballí claimed, Warner told her "if you want to keep your job, you need to keep quiet about whatever the mayor is doing."
Four weeks later, Ballí alleged, the council took up the matter again in executive session, and when the session opened Carabajal apparently had enough votes to have a motion passed.
Councilman George P. "Trace" Morrill, III made the motion to terminate the city manager and Mayor Pro Tem Libby Spires seconded the motion.
When the vote on the motion was taken, Councilman John Fulghum voted along with the other council members to terminate Ballí.
Only Councilman Santiago "Jimbo" Martinez, former mayor, voted against the motion.
Ballí had served as the city's finance director since shortly after her predecessor, Tom Ginter, was hired to replace former City Manager Ford Patton. Patton had been forced to resign by the council.
In April 2012, Ballí was made interim city manager, and the council voted 3-0 to hire her full time for the position on July 10 of last year.
Ballí and her attorney claim that she had made "good faith reports of violations" to an appropriate law enforcement authority. She claimed in the suit that reporting her concerns apparently resulted in her termination.
Ballí and her attorney are asking that she be reinstated in her previous position and that she be paid lost wages in the past and benefits and lost wages also be paid in the future.
She and the attorney also are asking that the city pay her legal expenses.
Interim City Manager Marvin Townsend mentioned the suit in his report to the City Council on Nov. 26 and told council members that they all had been sent copies of the suit.
Gary Kent is a reporter at the Bee-Picayune and can be reached at 358-2550, ext. 120, or at email@example.com.


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17,000 islands to choose from
The sprawling archipelago of Indonesia is a highly undertouristed destination with an amazing array of attractions to offer independent through to luxury travellers. Aside from the popular island of Bali, Indonesia is one of Southeast Asia's least explored countries in terms of backpacker hordes and mass tourism.
While in much of Southeast Asia the general rule is to follow the backpackers to find the beautiful places to stay, in Indonesia you do well chasing the heels of scuba divers and surfers. These are the travellers who have for decades caught dodgy planes, crowded ferries, creaking trains and rusty buses to get to the most stunning, out-of-the-way places in search of the perfect tube or to glimpse a rare underwater species.
Indonesia can be hard work to travel through properly — and the limiting 60-day tourist visa does not help those really wanting to explore the 17,000-island-strong archipelago fully, given how infrequently some ferries travel. But with a little good planning, a lot of energy and bundles of enthusiasm, Indonesia more than rewards those who make the effort to discover its secrets.
Surfing and scuba diving aside, Indonesia offers excellent outdoor activities to enjoy, from trekking to the peaks of smouldering volcanoes on remote islands and hikes through lush rainforests or terraced rice paddies, through to banana-boat riding or parasailing off the tourist-packed beaches of Bali — to each their own.
Culturally, Indonesia is highly diverse, as is recognised in the national slogan of "Unity in Diversity"; travelling across the nation is really like experiencing a romp through a few dozen countries, each with their own language, traditions, cuisine and atmosphere.
In Aceh, at the northwestern point of Sumatra island, the population is comprised mostly of conservative Muslims, unlike the rest of the country where Islam is slightly more freewheeling or co-exists with Christianity and animism. In the provincial capital of Banda Aceh, rebuilt after the devastating 2004 Asian tsunami roared through parts of it, cafes buzz with young and fashionable Acehnese, but men in traditional attire still sip their thick coffees in smoke-filled wooden coffee houses.
Strike out further afield to sightsee through the stunning mountains where GAM once staged its deadly war of independence; these days the former fighters may be cultivating fair-trade coffee. Offshore, Nias and Simeulue islands have long drawn surfers to their excellent breaks. The rest of Sumatra boasts plenty of natural attractions, such as Lake Toba, the largest and deepest volcanic crater lake in the world, or the surf breaks off the Mentawai islands.
Anak Krakatoa, the volcano left behind after the massive eruption of Krakatoa in 1883, lies just off south Sumatra on the way to Java, and intermittently threatens to again erupt, though it would not be with the force of the 19th century eruption, which was heard in Australia.
Indonesian's main island, Java, is the world's most densely populated island but still offers deserted landscapes for those seeking solitude, as well as the crowded, chaotic and polluted national capital of Jakarta. Most tend to either love or hate the mega-city, with its traffic snarls and rubbish-clogged rivers contrasting the gleaming malls and fashionably attired, designer-clad rich. Java is also home to the ancient Buddhist Borobudur temple complex, a stone's throw from the interesting university city of Yogyakarta.
The southern portion of Borneo, Kalimantan, is Indonesian territory (Brunei and the Malaysian states of Sabah and Sarawak lie to the north) and home to the longhouse-dwelling Dayaks. Sadly the forests here are quickly disappearing, making way for palm oil plantations and other development. This means native orangutans, among other species, are threatened, though sanctuaries seek to save and rehabilitate those injured in logging and other accidents.
Further east of Borneo lies Sulawesi, an octopus-shaped island with another entire set of attractions, including the cities of Makassar and Manado, spectacular diving, numerous volcanoes, gorgeous deserted white sand beaches and interesting historical sites. The people in the Tana Toraja area stage elaborate funerals which are definitely worth trying to see.
Further east again are the Moluccas -- or Maluku Islands — or Spice Islands, where nutmeg, mace and cloves are among the fabled spices the group is famed for producing. National parks offer trekking opportunities, there's a sprinkling of volcanoes, more beautiful beaches and some World War II historical sites to see as well.
Back down south and to the east of Java lies the tourist magnet of Bali. The travel path is well trodden in this Hindu enclave, but for good reason: the island is rich in culture and possesses spectacular geography. These days Westerners can also enjoy sophisticated restaurants, bars and luxury resorts, from the beaches of Kuta and Seminyak through to the artistic centre of Ubud.
As one heads further east from Bali, poverty generally increases as infrastructure deteriorates and land gets less fertile. This is definitely an area of the world intrepid travellers will love.
Between Bali and Lombok lies the Wallace Line, the mysterious boundary where flora and fauna quite dramatically switch from being "Asian" — think jungle, elephants and tigers — to "Australasian" — think scrubby, Komodo dragons and cockatoos.
While Lombok itself offers rugged, fascinating travel, the nearby Gili Islands is a spot as popular for its parties as much as its breathtaking beaches. Heading east, if you're ambitious you could island hop from Lombok to Sumbawa, Komodo, Sumba, Flores and West Timor, with plenty of smaller islands, many uninhabited, in between.
Highlights of the region include seeing the Komodo dragon, the world's largest lizard, in its natural habitat; the fascinating tribal culture of Sumba — where horses are also bred; and the crater lakes and amazing natural beauty of Flores.
Finally, there Indonesia's remote Papua, with its tribes, Christian missionaries and untamed scenery. As with pretty much all of eastern Indonesia, Papua is well off the beaten path and travellers looking for an experience to remember will no doubt find it here.


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This week brings a tidal wave of new releases. In fact there's no notable classic or older titles coming out for the next week. Such is Christmas. What is coming is some of the August and September's surprise hits, and biggest misses. Check it out.


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sasuke will revive all four hokage and the title would be return of the kage( all four hokage + those four kage heal by tsunade) and tsunade will die
Originally Posted by QuickSilver2388
I would say that if its edo Madara he is second but regular Madara he is third at best
regular madara will still have rinnegan + perfect susanoo + EMS sharingan + hashirama wood + hashirama healing abilities + his other abilities only thing different is that he wont have infinite chakra, but will still have ALOT tbh, and his body could get destroyed...so madara would be fighting more seriously.. so madara is still 2nd :p
Originally Posted by PuppyDogGeneral
Good points! but what surprised me was the amount of chakra the 9 tails can give away in such a short time.
I wonder why Madara didn't take advantage of this during his fight with Hashirama.
a matter of will maybe? i dont think the chakra giving is like the power of rogue in x-men
Madara is calm, and just sits there, cause its not a serious fight...its just a test of narutos strength, and they both will learn about each others powers.
Hachibi/killerbee will be caought, but bee will survive the extraction!
but Madara will retreat soon to extract the hatchibi!
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Did anyone notice that naruto and killer bee were actually responsible for the juubi's resurrection. By using dat gigantic TTB on it, dey actually fed it with d chakra it needed crucially.
they dont really need to defeat the juubi..they just need to prevent madara or obito become its ji'ki.... the kages will surely go and back naruto and the gang up.... and now that the juubi is revived i predict naruto will use an uzumaki sealing technique to divide the juubi's chakra again and become the Tailed beast's master..(i have a feeling kishi did'nt show us the whole kushina-naruto encounter yet...condidering the fact that naruto suddenly knows a So6P sealing tech. after his conversation with kushina which he used to seal kurama). its gonna be a rinnegan sasuke vs tailed beast master naruto in the end after all...
hmm... izanami might have turned kabuto into a good guy again... he might be the key in defeating edo-madara... unless kishi has other reason for making kabuto surrvive the amaterasu brothers...
Originally Posted by baah
hmm... izanami might have turned kabuto into a good guy again... he might be the key in defeating edo-madara... unless kishi has other reason for making kabuto surrvive the amaterasu brothers...
Yeah, I've been thinking the same thing. And the fact that Kishi made the effort to show Kabuto's "brother" further suggests that the Kabuto saga is not yet over. He brought Edo-Madara into this world, so he's in the best position to take him out. I don't think Kabuto isn't strong enough to defeat Madara, but he's a smart cat and he probably knows about Madara's vulnerabilities.
its kabuto's research... the poison he used to suppress hashirama's chakra in yamato....
My prediction (and remember, you heard it here first)....
By the time Naruto and Sasuke fight....NO ONE will be host to any jinchuriki....I dont think Naruto will be the 9 tails jin by the time they fight.
Call it a hunch
Maybe madara didn't know about the ability or the 9tails can only give chakra willingly and he was been controlled by madara
Originally Posted by Sage Of Six Flames
So who will be the ten tails' jinchuriki....obito or Madara?
awesome chapter, and madara sure knows how to chill "obito:its the end of this world.Madara:oh well..."
hhhmm what will happen now...the bijuu is a monster of destruction. No one is on par with him...may be eternal madara.
Oh man, shit just got real. The Juubi is incomplete though. There's a dark circle in it's eye and it's missing 3 tomoe. It's supposed to be filled with Rinnegan and 9 tomoe.
I'm guessing it's at 60%
i kick for everyone's ass and say woww for this chapter... but why madara is so weak where is his planetarium diservation? i want more...
Naruto 610 Prediction
A Chance For Change
Obito - Yes
Madara - Lets Begin
Naruto - No Where To Late
Gai - Aaag Can't Move
Kakashi - The Chakra Is To Much
Obito - We Can Create The Dream World
Madara - Whats The We Thing
Obito - What
Naruto Clone - Wow It's Chakra Is So Peaceful
Bee - Naruto Lets Run
Naruto Clone - No Wait
Madara - Jubi I Resurrect I Will Control You
Obito - Wait This Isn't Part Of The Plan
Madara - You Usefulness Has Come To A End
Madara Cuts Obito's Hashirama Arm Off With His Susanoo Sword
Obito - Aaagh!!!
Kakashi - Obito!!!!
Jubi - You The One With Rinnegan
Madara - What You Pet
Jubi Makes 7 Bijuu Dama's And Fires Them At Madara And A Massive Explosion
Naruto Clone - Jubi
Jubi - What Little One
Jubi Has A Shocked Look
Jubi - Rikudō Sennin You Live In This Boy
Gyūki - Bee Run
Kurama - Naruto Lets Go
Naruto / Bee - No
Naruto's Clone Pops
Naruto - Jubi What Are You Going To Do
Jubi - I Want To Leave There No More Need For The Bijuu So I'm Take Gyūki And
Naruto - But Me Kurama Just Became Friends
Madara - Your Not Going Anywhere Jubi Your Mine For The Taking
Obito - Kakashi Get Away From Me
Kakashi - No Let Us Help You
Obito - I Said Stay Back You ****ing Trash
Madara Turn On His Perfect Susanoo And Runs At The Jubi
Jubi - Amaterasu Shinra Tensei
Naruto - No Way
Jubi Punch Madara's Perfect Susanoo And Completely Destroy It
Jubi - Human Path
Madara - Nooo!!!
The Jubi Pulls Out Madara's Soul And Crushs It In Her Hand
Jubi - Ok You
Naruto - Me
Jubi - Yes Come With Me
Jubi Teleports Herself And Naruto To Her Own World
Jubi - My Name Is Shinda
Naruto - Nice To Meet You Shinda
Shinda - Thank You Your Just Like Rikudō Sennin
Naruto - How Did Grandpa Rikudō Sennin Become A Jinchūriki
Shinda - Well He Stop The Other Human From Destroing My Temple But They Hurt Him Very Badly
Naruto - How Didn't He Have Rinnegan
Shinda - No
Naruto - Why
Shinda - Let Me Finish
Naruto - Sorry
Shinda - The Only Way To Save Was To Turn Him Into A Jinchūriki
The End Next Week
The Born Of The Sage Of Six Paths
Shit just got real !
Originally Posted by NewNarrutoFans
sasuke will revive all four hokage and the title would be return of the kage( all four hokage + those four kage heal by tsunade) and tsunade will die
All four Hokages are sealed remember.....
Originally Posted by mrdrbatman
anyone else feel as if the story could continue post juubi? who says that sasuke and orochimaru have to have anything to do with the remainder of the war. they could be plotting something completely independent from this arc. with the possibility of another time jump
Yeah I don't think sasuke will be making an appearance during the rest of the war. Pro and sasuke both stated they have no interest in this war.
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Bit harsh that. Hull were starved of possession in the first half and probably did well to keep the score to what it was. They improved with more ball in the second half but daft errors gifting the ball to Rovers proved their undoing.
Seen enough to be reasonably happy with things.
Hull improved slightly in the second half with a 7-0 penalty count in their favour and Rovers by then fielding a reserve team.
Whilst it was 1st team v 1st team.........one way traffic. Hull looked serioiusly undercooked.


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