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BELPRE – A final air permit has been issued to Kraton Polymers to replace two coal-fired boilers at the Belpre plant, the Ohio EPA announced on Friday.
The company is spending $50 million over the next three years on the boilers, a new 10-mile natural gas supply line and a steam turbine to generate electrical power. The new boilers will be fired by cleaner-burning fuels.
Kraton plans to fire the new boilers with natural gas, distillate oil and naphtha (a flammable liquid mixture of hydrocarbons that is a byproduct and is generally used as a solvent for various chemical industries). The final air permit establishes emission limitations to ensure that the new boilers will comply with federal and state air pollution control standards, laws and regulations in place to protect public health and the environment.
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The EPA held a public hearing in Belpre on Dec. 19 about the draft air permit. The purpose of the hearing was to obtain additional information that was considered before Ohio EPA issued the final air permit.
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Born March 23, 2013, in Queens, N.Y., she was the daughter of the late Philip Pees Jr. and Mamie (May) Helfer Pees.
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In addition to her parents, she is preceded in death by one brother, Howard Pees.
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One of the great ironies of the gun control debate is that many of the people calling for gun control have people with guns defending their security. James O'Keefe showed this with his latest video where his crew went to the houses of media personalities (and Eric Holder) posing as activists and asked them to put a "Home Proudly Gun Free Zone" sign in their yards. Some of them were reporters and editors from a paper that posted the names and addresses of gun owners.
Not only were there no takers for their signs, but two of the journalists had armed guards watching their homes. The police were actually called twice as well, which is amusing, since these people who don't think you should be allowed to have guns were so worried about their own security that they called cops with guns to defend them from completely non-threatening "anti-gun activists."
That brings us to the NRA's latest ad.
They pointed out the hypocrisy of Obama having armed guards for his kids, but opposing them for your kids.
The same could be said of the Secret Service. If Barack Obama believes guns are the problem, why doesn't he just make the White House a gun free zone? Of course, with the number of nuts who target the President, Obama would be signing his own death warrant if he did something so foolish. So instead, he has hundreds of highly trained, heavily armed Secret Service agents protecting him — and he should.
That being said, even though the President is at greater risk than the average person because of his job, that doesn't mean other people aren't at risk, too. If a nut, robber, rapist or murderer shows up at your house with a gun, you need a gun to protect yourself every bit as much as a Secret Service agent needs his gun to protect Barack Obama's life.
If the gun control loons think it's so important for America to be disarmed, why don't they ask Obama to disarm the Secret Service? Because something might happen to Obama and he's very important. But you and your family? You're a bunch of peons. They don't care if you're robbed. They don't care if your daughter is raped. They don't care if your wife is murdered right in front of you. The rape, robbery and murder of your family is a price the gun control loons are willing to pay to make themselves feel better about themselves.
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Israeli police killed an American gunman who opened fire in a seaside hotel packed with tourists. NBC's Martin Fletcher reports.
Updated 4:45 p.m. ET: Israeli police have identified an American man believed to have shot to death a chef at a Red Sea resort on Friday, before being killed himself in a shootout with Israeli commandos, as William Hershkovitz, 23, of Poughkeepsie, New York.
Police surrounded the hotel in the seaside city of Eilat after the man "grabbed a weapon from a security guard and shot a hotel worker," police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said.
The hotel employee who later died was identified as Abed Armando, 33, from an Arab village in northern Israel.
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Hershkovitz arrived in Israel about two months ago to participate in the Oranim program, which combines Hebrew study, travel and work at the hotel with a university course on hotel management.
Hershkovitz lost his job at the Leonardo Club Hotel in the seaside town of Eilat a few days before the attack, according to Yuval Arad, an Oranim program spokesman. Arad said instructors met with Hershkovitz on Thursday following complaints by the hotel staff.
"It was decided ... that he will leave the project and return on Tuesday to the U.S," Arad said in a statement, without elaborating.
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Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak told Army Radio the incident "appears to be an internal dispute."
Haaretz reported that the Jewish Agency for Israel has appointed a committee to investigate how Hershkovitz was accepted to the work-study program, which is affiliated with the agency.
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Eilat, on the border with Egypt and Jordan, has been a target of militant attacks in the past and has come under rocket fire from Egypt's Sinai in the past several months. The city is currently crowded with both foreign tourists and Israelis on a seven-day Jewish religious holiday.
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Uhbamunists all. And their Dear Leader isn't much better, just more controlled. I feel thuggery as shown here will get worse, because I've a feeling that having one of their own, The Dear Leader, not for just four years, but eight, will justify, in their tiny, malignant minds, the increased 'taking' of what is 'rightfully' theirs without reprisal. We've seen some of it already, and it will get worse. The MSM has been dodging the issue more and more in recent years, referring to feral 'youths' and 'teens' attacking white passersby, giving passes to the likes of Rangel, Jackson, Sharpton and Guam Tip Over Johnson for everything from felonies to stupidity, all to avoid the monster we've created with bend over backwards civil rights, the geat Society, Affirmative Action and all the race pimpery ambitious, vote-buying, unscrupulous pols can think of.
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This morning, I spent an hour with a dozen Africans. They were delightful, intelligent, and engaging... nothing like these.
The Africans that I've met are the ones who can and do travel overseas. They are FAR more civilized than those animals.
America has a huge time bomb ticking in their midst that grows in power every year and will continue to grow as long as you continue to feed and clothe those worthless parasites on your own time. Want more of something? Pay for it.
The guard was really, really well restrained.
February is Black History month. Observe in your own special way. Looks like Atlanta by the markings on the bus.
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I need a version with subtitles.
OK, I also need a version with a submachine gun in the hands of the guard, but sometimes I ask for too much.
We call those 'Sheboons' around here.
It seems to be the middle of the day.Why aren't those people at work?
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That was in Atlanta, and that wasn't a security guard, it was the owner of that mini-mall, locating practically in the shadow of the state capitol.
The local "news" was showing this as a "controversial" video, the bar I was sitting in when it came on was filled with people shouting, "Hit her again!"
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After looking forward to the NFL season ever since the last one ended. It is already over, at least for me, over a lot sooner than I had hoped.
When America's Team, the Dallas Cowboys, lost to the New York Giants 31-14 Sunday night...a season of hope was destroyed.
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It has been a big week in Major League Baseball. Free agents are siging with new teams for loads of money left and right.
The biggest thing to come out of the MLB hot stove period is I now have a new team to follow, and I know I'm not the only one.
Loyalty in sports can be a tricky thing. Most people unite with the brand, like I do with the Dallas Cowboys. Others stick with a certain player. That is the case with me this offseason, and to be honest, during my entire baseball fandom.
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I'm pumped that I get to go to the Texas Motor Speedway media day Tuesday. I've been once before and the highlight driver then was Kevin Harvick.
This year it's none other than defending Sprint Cup Champion Tony Stewart. No we all know what happens when you ask Stewart a stupid question so I'm trying to avoid it.
What do you think I should ask the three-time champ?
By: Terrence Hunley on March 19, 2012 - 11:49am - Add new comment
With the news that Peyton Manning has picked the Denver Broncos as his apparent team of choice, everyone now wonders why.
That was one of the worst possible choices for Manning to make, Denver isn't that great of a ball-club and they are getting older. His best bet was the San Francisco 49ers with an outstanding defense, the best middle blocker in the game and some young wide receivers.
Heck, even Tennessee was a better option that Denver. The Titans defense is always solid and Chris Johnson won't have another bad season.
By: Terrence Hunley on April 25, 2013 - 9:36pm - Add new comment
The Dallas Cowboys, initially set to draft at No. 18, didn't stay there long. The Cowboys crew traded the 18th pick to the San Francisco 49ers, dropping all the way down to the 31st pick in the draft.
Cowboys also added the 74th overall draft pick in the process of trading down. The conventional draft points sheet has the Cowboys losing 80 points (300-220) in the trade. Not a good start to the draft.
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With the past two boys state champions (Randall x2) and the past 10 girls state champions (Caprock x7, Palo Duro x2 and Tascosa) all coming out of District 6, today's district tournament carries more weight than most realize.
The more individual wrestlers that state contender Randall can take out of the boys side and girls state contenders Tascosa, Hereford and Caprock can advance, the better their chances of bringing a title back to the Amarillo-area again.
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We've all thought about it before. Kids of all ages play it in the background when they go outside to play baseball. Every person who has ever stepped into the batters box for little league, high school, college or even slow pitch softball has thought of one thing:
"If I played in the majors, what would my walk-up song be?"
That's what I'm asking, what would yours be and why?
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As an avid NASCAR fan I love most NASCAR movies, Talledega Nights not included. Today, CMT aired Days of Thunder.
Days of Thunder is one of those movies where if I see it on, I will watch it. No matter if it's just the last ten minutes.
I think Days of Thunder is one of the top five sports movies of all time. I'm sure most would disagree. But if you consider NASCAR a sport there is no other movie out there that represents what these drivers go through in a race, and in their life, to do what they do.
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A Tough Loss
The Phillies took a tough loss today against the Dodgers to tie this NLCS series 1 game each. Pedro Martinez was brilliant through 7 innings where he allowed only 2 hits and no runs. You could not have asked for more out of him. But Martinez was pulled before the 8th inning in favor of a pinch-hitter and that proved to be a costly move as the bullpen could not hold down the 1-0 lead.
The pen has been the Achilles heel of this team all year. Yesterday, they pulled through; today, they did not. Manager Charlie Manuel went through five pitchers in the 8th inning and they combined to blow the lead. Chan Ho Park, who was amazing yesterday, started the inning and gave up two base hits with no outs. But it looked like he may escape the jam when Russell Martin hit an easy double play ball to third. No such luck…
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Utley is human, of course. And you cannot blame the loss on him when the only scoring the Phillies did all game was a solo homer by Ryan Howard. But it was a terrible waste of a great performance by Martinez and an even bigger waste of the opportunity to go up 2-0 in what will be a very tough series for this team.
JA Happ allowed the winning run to score for the Dodgers when he walked Andre Ethier with the bases loaded. The run was charged to Park. Chad Durbin got them out of the inning, but in the 9th, they offense went down 1-2-3. And to add insult to injury, Utley made the last out of the game by flying out to Ethier in right. I am betting that right now, Utley needs a hug; or maybe a big bowl of ice cream. Stiff drink anyone? Ugh.
This loss was depressing on a number of levels. But the good news is that we now have 3 games in Philly, starting on Sunday night. With any luck, and some sort of miracle in the bullpen, the Phillies can use the home field to get themselves back on track.
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Wow, Martinez pitched a lights out game. Your Phillies are a really good team.
Thanks for the comment!
Pedro is proving people wrong! Go Phillies & Angles!
I felt SOOO bad for Pedro! There is nothing worse then having a great outing by a pitcher wasted.
Whats with Utley..a local boy to the Dodgers making 2 exact same errors 1 game after the other…not like him at all… no chance of some local mob or mafia holding his family ransom or something…tough loss since Pedro pitched so well… hopefully we'll have a turn around tonight and the offense will take the pen out of the stress level..
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I screamed at my TV several times that inning – ball off Feliz's glove, the throwing error, Happ walks in a run – I could go on but I then turned off the TV to go pick up Chinese for dinner. Listened to the rest of the game on the car radio. Depressing – arrgh! The "lucky" shirt has since been laundered, hopefully washing the bad luck right out of it!
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Jenn: This was an exciting game. Great pitching on both sides. I wonder what is up with Utley. I hope he isn't getting "Chuck Knoblauch Syndrome." Just kidding. He's probably just too pumped up. I'll be sure to catch game 3 later.


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pirate king level
Yonkou- a little bit lower
coby-level O-o
good question, but I'm guessing someone with his reputation would be stronger than any of the yonkou
Just below pirate king
I believe High Admiral/Low Emperor-level, it's his motive mostly and then his own character which gained him this much rep...
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Just below pirate king
I guess this..
Originally Posted by Expulso
Just below pirate king
why not on par becaue grap fought on par with roger i guess dragon is supposed to be stronger
Around Pirate king level since he's so famous around the world due to the fact that he and a small group is going against well the world....
Yonkou-higher for sure
he defeinetly strong he has d in his initials and he's luffy father. If he turns out weak i will be extreamly disappointed,
At pirate king level. He's probably one of the strongest in one piece.
above the level to make a G-5 shit their pants
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Pirate King level I'd say. Even Luffy's crew were surprised to hear that he was Luffy's dad. Nami says something like "your father is a insane man". That speaks for itself.
I'd say high Yonko. We can't say Pirate King because we don't know of his strength yet.
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I'd say high Yonko. We can't say Pirate King because we don't know of his strength yet.
Garp/Sengoku are at pirate king level. What is high yonko level? Isn't yonko level enough for a classification?
I say pirate king level off of his hype
He is the most wanted man in one piece. It is stated when he is first introduced instead of putting a bounty next to his name like everyone else it just said "Monkey D. Dragon the most wanted man in the world"
Last time i checked bounties kinda depicted how dangerous you were.
Strongest in one piece.
shanks dragon and garp are the strongest characters
I' say around pirate king level.. a little bit below that at most..
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When Kyle Scott began his college search, he treated it like any engineer might – as a problem-solving challenge. Only this time he was not testing the sub systems of rocket motors, but was on a quest to find an engineering program that perfectly matched his expectations.
Seeing, during his first visit to campus, the zest University of Alabama engineering faculty members had for their work made a big impact on his college choice, Scott says.
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Since Scott has been at UA, his passion for problem solving has grown. As a research assistant to Dr. Paul Hubner, assistant professor of aerospace engineering, Scott studies aerial vehicles used by the U.S. Department of Defense for surveillance purposes.
Scott's favorite extracurricular activity is the Amateur Rocketry Club where he designs and develops low-cost rocket motors, and he is also an Ambassador for the College of Engineering. Scott said he chose to be an Ambassador to help influence the engineering industry's perception of UA.
"I want every engineer who graduates from UA to make major contributions to the industry so that companies realize what type of quality product is produced in Tuscaloosa," Scott said.
In addition to his engineering studies, Scott is striving for fluency in Chinese and has participated in internship and co-op programs, as well. Last summer, Scott interned with Orion Propulsion where he tested and evaluated the sub systems of rocket motors, and he currently participates in a cooperative education program with Miltec Corp. in Huntsville, where he works for an advanced research engineering group.
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"I love that, without compromising the applied educational path I chose, I can also travel with UA's ultimate Frisbee club team, captain a team for the College Bowl trivia competition, participate in an American Society of Mechanical Engineers design competition, play intramural volleyball, and interact with prospective students and alumni as part of the Ambassadors for the College of Engineering," says Scott.
So, what continues to drive this National Merit Finalist from Crystal Lake, Ill., besides his passion for problem solving? "It doesn't take long to realize that our professors are passionate about their research and instruction," Scott says. "For me, the first conversation I had with a professor clinched my decision to attend UA by inspiring me to seek the same enthusiasm in my career path that our faculty experiences and cultivates in their students daily."
Scott says he expects problem solving will continue as a driving force throughout his life. And while building the colorful LEGO® fortresses of his childhood is a thing of the past, many new challenges lie ahead. He says he counts finding his place at The University of Alabama as another problem solved.
Whitney Taylor is in UA's College of Communication and Information Sciences pursuing a bachelor's degree within the advertising and public relations program.
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Tales from Exit 138: Day Three of Minor League Spring Training
Workouts start later and end earlier, it seems. They hardly start doing PFPs and infield drills until 10 (the players stretch and throw forever). Players are mainly split up by level, but some players are bumped up to the next level. For example, Hassan has been working out in Pawtucket because guys like Juan Carlos Linares have been up with the big league club. Some guys bat or pitch in lower levels just to get at-bats or innings in.
I talked to Chris Hernandez in the morning. He had pitched for Salem on Thursday. He doesn't describe himself as a power pitcher. His off-speed stuff is phenomenal, though.
Brock Huntzinger threw for Double-A Portland on Thursday. He said he was topping out between 88-92 mph, and that he felt pretty good for his first outing.
Madison Younginer is now listed among the rehabbing players. Not much information on that yet.
Chris Mellen and I went up to Port Charlotte to watch the Single-A teams. Lowell wasn't playing today. Brandon Workman threw for Salem. He displayed all of his pitches: two and four seam fastball, cutter, change up, and curveball. He was topping out at least in the low 90's (via Mellen's radar gun).
Workman didn't seem too pleased with his outing. He did struggle with his control, but this is completely normal this early in games.
Chris Balcom-Miller piggy-backed him, but I was watching the Greenville game at this point. Apparently, he was topping out around 88 mph.
This was the Greenville lineup:
De La Cruz
Stroup started, followed by Couch, Gleason, Huijer, and Erasmus. Couch said he felt pretty good. Huijer's off speed stuff looked good today.
I was walking back-and-forth a lot, but apparently Coyle and Cecchini both got singles, and De La Cruz hit a double. Miles Head hit a long fly ball, and then hit a single down the right field line. Coyle has a lot of speed.
Brandon Jacobs left the game after splitting his lip open in a collision at home plate. He should be OK, but he might take it easy tomorrow.
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Ryan Lavarnway hit an absolute bomb into left field off of James Shields (this comes from Chris Hatfield, Jon Singer, Jon Meoli, and Mike Andrews, who all watched the Triple and Double-A games at the complex today).
Finally, on a more personal note, I got into Syracuse's New House School of Communications. I'm pretty sure I will be going there next fall.
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Congratulations on the acceptance! I bet you're very excited to be in at such a great journalism school🙂
Cool posts, Interesting to see what goes on at Minor Leagues Camps because there are not a lot of places on the web where you see stuff about it. Congratulations on Syracuse, That's awesome!
Congratulations on you're acceptance to SU Redsoxgirl. Guess I have some questions for someone covering to Sox right now. What do you think about Nava filling a spot in the outfield? With Lineras doing so well and Reddick having that pop, don't you think he should be moved if someone wants him or just dropped in the depth chart? Secondly, if you have had the time to take notice, how is Ryan Dent's development thus far this spring ? And Finally how is Tejeda handling the cut and his possible future with the Sox, can imagine he stock has jumped.
Thanks and keep up the great work. You're the best person covering the best team
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Since I have just finished reading Peter Pan for the first time, I can forgive most anything, even if it's all a croc.
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No, but you are not a child. Leaving windows open is in addition to adult passion fashion, not an example of it. At least in my latest world construct.
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#36343 - 07/23/01 04:01 PM Re: For Keven
Carpal Tunnel
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Keven, I cannot pray for & with you as some can - all I can offer is a few words from the heart
Common Tongue
A promise breaks:
Splintering shards of glass
That stab and slash us all with
Slivers of your pain
Worlds fall
Words fail
There will be times of
Flame upon the mountain
Blistering agonies of sulphurous flux
That coruscate the heart and sear the mind
Blinding torrents and
Angry shouts that leave no room for hope
No pause for breath
There will be later times:
Whole dreary oceans roll
In deep and doleful splendour
Across the cold sea floor
Crabwise and endless
Green and bitter
Numb and
Empty as a brittle shell
Where loves light
Spills in sombre chill
Yet from these gasping depths we rise
Pressure on our chest
Iron in our throat
And in the keening bite of bitter wind
The living tang of salt:
A promise on
Our lips
A word given flight
A glimmer of warmth
And the sharing of breath on
Our common tongue
Carpal Tunnel
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Posts: 3409
#36345 - 07/23/01 08:31 PM Re: For Keven
Carpal Tunnel
Registered: 03/15/00
Posts: 11613
Loc: Louisville, Kentucky
Yet from these gasping depths we rise
Pressure on our chest
Iron in our throat...
Maverick, you...I...oh...you do know, don't you? I can feel it, Dear Heart--we all can. Oh, Honey...I am riveted, and yet want to shut my eyes against the terrible beauty of your words, the truth---and I am ashamed, because it is not I who is living it. Bless you, love--bless you both.
#36346 - 07/23/01 09:51 PM Re: Being CJ - Terrible news
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Registered: 11/13/00
Posts: 3146
Loc: Northamptonshire, England
What a shock this was when Faldage told me about it tonight. Sandra and I were stunned. My heart goes out to Carol's family. She was a very lovely person and she will, I'm sure, be missed by many other people as well as her friends here on the board.
Keven, this must have been very hard for you. Thanks for letting us know._________________________
The idiot also known as Capfka ...
#36347 - 07/24/01 01:00 AM Re: Being CJ - Terrible news
old hand
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Posts: 724
I'm sorry.
#36348 - 07/24/01 04:22 AM Re: Being CJ - Terrible news
Registered: 02/13/01
Posts: 609
Loc: Portsmouth, United Kingdom
I did not know BeingCJ except through her posts. Yet I, like many of the board, feel a common sense of loss. I am also moved to express my sorrow for the family and the friends on the board who were close and must feel the loss more keenly. My thoughts are with you all.
#36349 - 07/24/01 11:34 AM Re: My friends, words beseech me...
Registered: 03/15/00
Posts: 163
Loc: Malaga, Spain.
A friend emailed me about BeingCJ tragedy.
After the initial shock I thought that the only thing I could do was reading her posts again. It has been an unforgettable experience.
Don't have more words.
#36350 - 07/24/01 02:15 PM Re: Being CJ - Terrible news
Registered: 08/23/00
Posts: 2204
Like Rod, I knew Being CJ only through her posts, but this loss has brought home to me not only how true Donne's words are in general but htere particular relevance to those of us whose frienship exists through the board. I have never felt like an island, apart from mankind, but this has made me feel even more strongly how "every man's death diminishes me."
My deep sympathy to all of her family and close friends.
#36351 - 07/25/01 01:21 AM Re: Being CJ - Terrible news
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Registered: 04/09/00
Posts: 3065
Loc: Jakarta
It did occur to me while remembering what little I knew of BeingCJ, how possible it is for something to happen to one of our valued friends here and the rest of us would never know anything about it, just notice that someone is missing. Some of us have offboard contacts with other members, others don't. I realise caution is probably desirable but even if it's just an occasional phone call maybe we should keep in touch with each other in other ways too.
#36352 - 07/25/01 08:08 AM Re: My friends, words beseech me...
Registered: 03/17/00
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Loc: Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
I've just returned from visiting my three boys and their partners in Melbourne to learn of BeingCJ's passing.
As I currently live alone, I consider all board members to be part of my larger 'family' and this news has saddened me deeply.
My condolences to BeingCJ's family and friends.
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Can Naruto have his clones enter Full Bijuu Mode while he is in it and vice versa, what do you guys think?
Last edited by KidGamer65; 11-18-2012 at 02:52 AM.
ask kishi bro
It's possible. but that would consume extraordinary chakra.
Of course, if Naruto clones can be in Kyuubi cloak form *(Hatred not the pure cloak) then why not Bm form?
At this point we don't know. Naruto used it while a clone was in KM, but a clone hasn't been seen using it. Now it is true to say that the clone was wearing the cloak that Naruto wears when in Biju mode!
they havent shown the ability to replicate a full bijuu cloak so they cant do it.
As far as we have seen... yes he can
if edo tensei madara can make mutiple susanoo clones than naruto can have shadow clones enter bijuu mode
Originally Posted by TheSages456
they havent shown the ability to replicate a full bijuu cloak so they cant do it.
That depends on whether it was the real Naruto or a clone who made that TBB. But it should be possible, consider that the cloak, unless I'm wrong, is just an extension of the initial bodysuit-cloak.
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First he threw that elbow that caused the suspension that we seemed to never recover from as a team (imagine he didn't do that and we swept the celtics and had more time to rest up for the pacers). Then instead of being on his best behavior and trying to redeem himself he goes out and plays like crap and goes to the club the night before we play the Pacers and does god knows what. I don't wanna see him near this team come next year.
Bottom line, not many NBA players are willing to chop their salary in half in order to win, especially when it would be easy to leave...
J.R. could disappear now, get his huge contract & not have to worry about getting booed in a Knicks uni again...
Instead, he took the flack and is still taking it, hoping he gets to suit up in the orange and blue again to prove to himself, his teammates, and the fans that he can be exactly what the Knicks need him to be...
To me, that is a man the Knicks want and need in uniform at MSG...
This forum amazes me man really does. Do you want to sign a player for 5.8 that you can possibly move if you end up having an actual problem or do you want to let that player walk for nothing? This is the NBA any player who makes less than 6 million and is under 30 with upside is always valuable.
The same teams now that are calling JR are going to be open to trading for him this year or next year. But let a mother ****er on this board tell you nobody is offering JR anything...........
I must be retarded
So far JR has not been offered any deal. Based on what we read its the Pistons and the Bucks who have shown some interest........ODD how for a guy who was the 6th man of the year is not being chased by more and some of the top tier teams............JR is not a winner and he proved that in the playoffs........why in the world would you want him on the team..Lets see because our coach lets him shoot 18 times and whether he hits or misses he still plays 36 minutes........Do you think other teams dont see that..........The ONLY teams offering him a deal will allow him to start......other teams who would use JR off the bench would be afraid because as soon as JR is held accountable he becomes a total pain in the ass to the team , coaches and the organization......
You are not retarded that you dont see that but you do have your NY blinders on,,,,,,,,,,,,,LOOK AT THE PLAYOFFS WHEN IT REALLY MATTERS!!!!!!!
Knicks need to sign JR.... he isn't perfect but they need his scoring regardless of the erractic nature of it
Just like Laundry Fields, JR was a no show during times of adversity. And thank goodness we had those times to really find out what some of these guys are made of.
The problem with JR is the stubborness of this coach who was hell bent on proving he could control JR, turn him into a reliable star, and that JR's best role was as 6th man.
Now while I must say JR did fulfill his 6th man duties, he still lacks what I'm personally looking for and that's a consistent defender and smart player who makes sound decisions. Without these traits no one can convince me JR is in demand.
Picture a top coach like Phil or Pop coaching JR... he wouldn't even had the chance to chuck so much, hence his contribution is over-inflatted ala what happens in D'Antoni's system.
Nope. No thank you. If you can't guard your man, you can't play. Defense wins games.
His rebounding was impressive. There were games when he had 10 rebounds along with double digit points. For a bench player those numbers are fantastic.
His problem is that Woodson puts too much trust in him when he is having off nights and that JR doesn't drive to the hoop enough.
If JR just changed his offensive approach to being more aggressive rather than finesse then he would be an all star.
If you want defense put in Shump, if you want versatile scoring put in Smith.
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I dont mind either way but I do think it'd be best if we let him go. That boy Shumpert is ready to shine
He is not ready to be the 2nd option. He has yet to prove that he can consistently score at a high level. I have more trust in JR as our second option because he is just offensively talented. Shump is a better overall player because of his defensive prowess.
Bargnani should be our second option right now.
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kakashi will go rape mode next week since kurama healing them
Pretty cool in my opinion.
I hate Obito´s become thew villain now, though I accept with great endulgement Kakashi is showing off pretty smoothly lately, though the face he´s drawn with sometimes seem like done for another comic relief character. (Shame Bee´s kinda busy getting his ass kicked)
Danm, last chapters was the worst piece of crap i had watch from this manga in a long time. xD danm this is Naruto Ball Z.
The jubi is so disturbing that is hard to look, whatever that thing is it does not seem menacing.. more like a bad round up of shits..
What happened with the good old days and what this manga was about.
Kurama why dont you turn evil against and conspired to take the Biju Throne and sit on then, woop te jubi woop madara and betrayed naruto and his friends. that ***** personality u got now does not fit.
This chapter reminded me of Resident Evil 6, it lost its sense and is not a survivol horro anymore.
Originally Posted by rikerslade
I think they used Substitution Jutsu to change places with the Tentacle as Kakashi was warping it, making it look like Kakashi was warping Gyuki.
yea thats what i was thinkn.
people just enjoy the manga because the war would not be nice if we keep on seeing the old techniques ok so its good that we are seeing some new techniques
the thing is not about much the new technique, well it is to some extend, but the heroes kicking butts is beyond getting tired which in this war, they had over used that thing. i like that kakashi is shinning.
Let the badguys has just one victory, it can not be that much to ask.
I may have read the chapter wrong but I though B hid in a tentacle and Kakashi teleport the tentacle. Than Killer B released from the tentacle.
Yeah i'm a bit let down by it. Hoping Juubi gets better in coming chapters.
WTH Okay, here's my take on the new chapter( wow, this chapter came early!)
Okay, this chapter was...meh. I mean, the action was so awesome x__X
As Guy is one of the few characters that i like, i was surprised and sad . but his expressions were so funny. But if madara screwed him up like that, why didn't he just kill guy? or did guy use a gate?
But i think only kurama could restore chakra, probably not the other tailed beast. Why? because kurama told hachibi to give him guy so kurama could restore him. if hachibi could have restored him, hachibi would have, and not given guy to kurama. but heck, it's still awesome to see guy back to normal.
looks like the juubi needs braces. oh god it's scary. I can't wait until it shows to its full potential and start wrecking. I think in this chapter, the good guys are winning so far. i think the bad guys are holding back. it's like they're waiting to see what team naruto is going to do, but when they can't madara/obito will go full force and capture the remaining tailed beast.
OR obito will somehow screw up madara's plan. I think this might happen because in the middle of the chapter you could see the conversation between madara + obito, and obito looked a bit disappointed. It seemed as if madara didn't care about the moon's eye plan and played obito for a fool.though even if he does , i think he won't return to the good side, he'd be a villain on his own trying to accomplish the moon's eye plan---that is if madara decides to point his sharingan at obito
---- a few simple things i liked
-the black flamethrower juubi spat out
-kurama/hachibi side by side
-madara complimenting team naruto at how good they were to still be alive
-the nice plan hachibi/bee made to get kamui'd to the juubi
Now for the final part:hachibi + bee
I'll proudly will say that they're screwed and ringed death's door bell. do you guys honestly think a tail beast bomb will hurt the juubi. okay sure the bomb is aimed at the eye, but two things might happen.
-we seen how fast the juubi moves, so he'll probably move so he'll take the attack on another limb, but it probably won't do anything.
-madara/obito will do something. either obito will use kamui to transport him/madara/juubi(would that be possible?) and retransport them again.
Though, i think this is how both of them will die or get captured. i mean, right when they appeared on top of the juubi they were screwed.
I think this might happen in the future, consdering hachibi/bee die: after their death, the scene will switch either sasuke or k11 or even both. k11 will see the huge explosions in front of them and are surprised by what's happening . team sasuke will take notice and probably say something about it, given orochimaru knows the juubi was revived. after visiting wherever sasuke wants to go, sasuke MIGHT want to beat up madara if madara and the person sasuke meets are related, and if that ppersoon says madara was the root of the problem.
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So yeah, what do you guys think?
ITS NOT REALLY A POWERUP THE 9 TAILS JUST GAVE HIM MORE CHAKRA THAN HE COULD EVER HAVE SO HES USING IT TO HIS ADVANTAGE, i have to say though, he is becoming OP
Gai is so tired after he used hyudora .
He can't open any gates
Originally Posted by Katkot
Gai is so tired after he used hyudora .
He can't open any gates
then the 9 tails aides him
That wasn't a flamethrower it was a Bijuu Dama on steroids.
kakashi is overpower, the question is, is it because of obito's presense?
I loved that eternal bijuu dama :D
I took from the conversation w/ Madara & Obito that Madara was acting like a "kid" because he wanted to test his new toy to its full potential before anything else.
You forgot to mention that it looks like crap. :D
Originally Posted by SasukeGrowUp
I loved that eternal bijuu dama :D
I took from the conversation w/ Madara & Obito that Madara was acting like a "kid" because he wanted to test his new toy to its full potential before anything else.
No I think Madara was calling Obito a kid. Obito said he wanted to start the infinite tsukuyomi right away, but called Madara a kid for wanting to be safe and testing the Juubi power
im very disappointed
I imagined the juubi reviving with a loud chakra roar that destroys mountains and is felt by the shinobi alliance then the sky changing color......basically I imagined it like goku powering up
Originally Posted by TurrinB
I may have read the chapter wrong but I though B hid in a tentacle and Kakashi teleport the tentacle. Than Killer B released from the tentacle.
same here, just like when figth again sasuke, hiding on tentacle
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This story, by Joseph Conn with Modern Healthcare, quotes Patient Privacy Rights, Dr. Blumenthal the National Coordinator for Health IT, and many others, all calling for meaningful consent and privacy.
See these great quotes from Alan Westin:
- the removal of consent from HIPAA by federal rulemakers in 2002 "left us high and dry," but with the improvements to HIPAA in the stimulus law, "I think the raw materials for excellence are there."
- Privacy protection will depend again on HHS rulemakers, however, he says. (A proposed privacy rule addressing HIPAA modifications from the stimulus law was released by HHS in July, but a final rule is pending.) If it's not addressed, Westin says, don't be surprised if there is consumer backlash.
- "I think we're at a pivotal moment," Westin says, given the massive inflows of federal IT subsidies about to begin. "Just imagine a lawsuit as a class action with all the people who would otherwise be swept into a network saying, 'I did not give my consent,' and asking the court to intervene."
- he sees "a dangerous trend" developing in healthcare IT in which patients are regarded as "inert data elements, not conscious persons" who have the right to make informed choices regarding "how their health information is used beyond the direct care settings."
- "You have to have privacy orienting systems at the design," he says. "If the plumbing all gets in, it's going to be very costly to tear it down and change it."
Below are a few sections of the article. To see the full article, follow this link to Modern Healthcare.
Is the primary federal privacy law up to the task of protecting patient information in the 21st century?
It's a question we put to opinion leaders in the legal, research, policy, ethics, provider and technology fields within the healthcare privacy community. It comes as hospitals and office-based physicians ramp up adoption of electronic health-record systems and join information exchanges to qualify for their share of the $27 billion in federal information technology subsidy payments available under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, also known as the stimulus law…
…A new challenge will be to regulate against the abuse of data outside the scope of HIPAA. "You encounter personal health records, where people put their health information on a cell phone, or on Google and Microsoft, and Google and Microsoft are not covered entities. We need to figure out what the privacy framework is for personal health records and other sharing of personal information."
Deborah Peel is the practicing psychiatrist who founded the Patient Privacy Rights Foundation in Austin, Texas. To Peel, the HIPAA paradigm is obsolete and inadequate and needs to be replaced.
"You can't draw a fence around who has sensitive health information," Peel says. "It might have made sense 20 years ago, but it is a model that doesn't fit the realities of today. It's based on an anachronistic view of the healthcare system, as if it's totally separate from everything else in business and in life, and if technology has taught us anything, it's that that's not effective."
Peel also says the 42 CFR Part 2 framework should be applied to all patient data. "Healthcare information, because of the Internet, is everywhere; therefore, the protections must follow the data," she says. "If we don't say a damn word about social media and websites and the rest, we lose because that information is out there in all of those places."


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Re: Weekly Picks & The 1 Point Club
My only thought is that we might want to consider starting a separate topic for the new contest... this one is already 296 pages long. Make the opening post the "official" rules so that they can be easily found & referenced if anyone has questions later on. Include a pic of the prize.


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Repairman Anthony Attanasio tells clients when an appliance breaks down, don't just rush out to buy a new one. A simple repair may do.
"It's $100, and they were ready to spend $1,700," says Attanasio.
But it isn't always easy to know when to repair something. Consumer Reports National Research Center surveyed more than 27-thousand subscribers who had repair problems, including appliances, to find out if you should 'repair or replace it.'
"While most of the products we asked about don't break too easily, when things do go wrong, they can go horribly wrong," says Dan DiClerico of Consumer Reports.
Consumer Reports found with three- to four-year-old appliances, one of the most repair-prone is a side-by-side refrigerator with an icemaker. One in three had repairs. Front-loading washing machines were also more likely than top-loaders to break down. One in four needed repairs.
And Consumer Reports finds you can't go by brand alone, either. GE has made very reliable cooking appliances, but repair-prone are its refrigerators with icemakers. LG has made reliable plasma TVs and clothes dryers, but not side-by-side refrigerators.
"If you're trying to safeguard against your appliances breaking down, an extended warranty may sound like a good solution. But in our experiences, they have generally not been worth it," says DiClerico.


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- Hits below the hip (24.5" from shoulder).
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