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Originally Posted by SCARFEEST
That old puppet woman fought a Uchiha before and knows how to snap out of it and counter it, so yeah.
Actually she only knew how to counter regular genjutsu, not tsukuyomi. Chiyo wasn't even aware of the technique until kakashi told her.
Originally Posted by -Logic-
You failed, big time.
Only two, maybe 3 Uchihas out of the ENTIRE clan have Tsukuyomi; Itachi/Sasuke/Madara.
And out of ONE of those THREE, only Itachi's Tsukuyomi is unbreakable, except for Uchihas and Sharingan users who are Uchihas.
And then to go on to say the Uchiha > Senju based on one Jutsu which can be avoided by simply looking down is extremely shallow.
You are the great fail here, not Kishimoto.
And then people ask me why I don't post in the Naruto Discussion that much. Because it's full of people who make shitty threads such as these. >_>
only itachi and madara have tsukuyomi.
Originally Posted by rikerslade
Sasuke and Madara have Tsukiyomi as well
uh, no -.-
Originally Posted by KingHashirama
Key word "counter".... once you are caught you cannot counter it.. only known people to do that Jins or another Uchiha members.. Which is the point. And i gave Tsukuyomi as a Example... And it is my opinion on which clan is stronger why does it bother you?
i would say the only way to counter it would be to just tough it out. You would need one hell of a strong will to survive 3 days of torture though.
Originally Posted by ItachixHatake
Honestly, Sasuke does not have Tsukuyomi neither does Madara. You only have to unlock two MS abilities. Sasuke has Amaterasu and Enton Kagutsuchi, Itachi has Amaterasu and Tsukuyomi and Madara's MS abilities have yet to be revealed. Sasuke has never once used Tsukuyomi, you know why because he does not have it. If you guys bring in the Bee fight manga picture, he never said Tsukuyomi. The manga translations really cant be resourceful because so many say different things. I think the anime clears it up, when he used genjutsu on Danzo, Danzo said i commend you for capturing me in a GENJUTSU, however yours is a far cry from Itachi's Tsukuyomi. I really do not know why you guys are so bent on the "you gotta have Amaterasu and Tsukuyomi to awaken Susanoo". Madara and Sasuke do not have Tsukuyomi!!!
He used it against Danzo... And Danzo called Sasuke's Tsukuyomi inferior.... /Point Refuted..
The Japanese Myth of the Legend of Susano'o well Legend of Izanagi which Kishimoto uses explains CLEARLY the requirements for attaining Susano'o. You need BOTH Amaterasu & Tsukuyomi.
"In Japanese mythology, Susano'o, the powerful storm of Summer, is the brother of Amaterasu, the goddess of the Sun, and of Tsukuyomi, the god of the Moon. All three were born from Izanagi, when he washed his face clean of the pollutants of Yomi, the underworld. Amaterasu was born when Izanagi washed out his left eye, Tsukuyomi was born from the washing of the right eye, and Susano'o from the washing of the nose. Susanoo possessed Totsuka-no-Tsurugi, a sword his father used to tear the body of his brother Kagu-Tsuchi, as his weapon."
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Sasuke does have tsukuyomi you bozo's he used it on killer bee
Originally Posted by KingHashirama
Kishimoto has done a excellent job in the series.. BUT the thing where he has ****ed up/screwed up is.. Genjutsu. Let me explain for example, we tsukuyomi a genjutsu that can only be broken by another Uchiha or a Jinchuriki. Basically what that means is everyone else besides the Uchiha or the Jinchuriki... is screwed. So with taking that into consideration when Kishimoto alludes to the Senju as the strongest clan.. its a fail why? Because Uchiha has tsukuyomi. Now this has allowed me to change my mind on the whole Naruto series and I now declare the Uchiha as the Strongest Clan to exist in this series.
He has made moves that have 10-0% counters.
so that means the two mangekyo sharingan users back then(madara,izuna) could of just tsukuyomied and that means instant win even tho the big boss hashi and his bro screwed them over???
this must mean Tsukuyomi>every one(including the ole sage of the paths), every jutsu(could just tsukiyomi a TBB in full motion FTW)...
Dude you must be extremely gullible or just trying to troll by saying the uchiha clan are the strongest based on one jutsu that very few of them have and even going as far as saying kishimoto fails is even a serious sign of stupidity.your thread is rubbish and that is the truth i don't expect you to accept that but you seriously have to consider what manga you are reading after saying seroiusly silly things like these
Last edited by Phoenix110; 10-03-2012 at 12:17 PM.
Originally Posted by -Logic-
You failed, big time.
Only two, maybe 3 Uchihas out of the ENTIRE clan have Tsukuyomi; Itachi/Sasuke/Madara.
And out of ONE of those THREE, only Itachi's Tsukuyomi is unbreakable, except for Uchihas and Sharingan users who are Uchihas.
And then to go on to say the Uchiha > Senju based on one Jutsu which can be avoided by simply looking down is extremely shallow.
You are the great fail here, not Kishimoto.
And then people ask me why I don't post in the Naruto Discussion that much. Because it's full of people who make shitty threads such as these. >_>
Sasuke and Madara don't have Tsukuyomi.. If they do then please show me proof
DAfuq? Kishi has never failed! you fail for saying kishi fails!
whenever -logic- posts on a thread, the thread ends there. hahaha
Originally Posted by Yusuke Urameshi
Madara and Izuna
Obito and Shisui
Itachi and Sasuke.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6!
you obviously need this http://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Tsukuyomi
Your allusion to tsukuyomi - as if everyone has it is beyond wrong. What you have done is essentially made the whole clan as strong as it's strongest member. So if everyone in the Senju was as strong as hashirama and Tobirama...
Originally Posted by shanee
whenever -logic- posts on a thread, the thread ends there. hahaha
wasn't his post like the first post or the second?? lmao.. supporting trolls now aye.
Originally Posted by Yusuke Urameshi
A Fail: "Every justu has a weakness." What about Rinne Tensei?
well rinne tensei according to what happened to nagato your either die or it uses a lot of chakra or it can be only used once
lol if tsukuyomi was so unbeatable, how come Madara couldnt defeat Hashirama? Someone make a decent thread for once...
No Senju's kick-ass
I don't get it why do people try so hard to find a flaw in kishi. Im pretty sure the dude knows how to write his own stuff brah, he can make up anything he wants to go with the story so he can easily make a so called fail turn into a win just by telling the stuff in the next chapter like he always have. I don't get how can people say that he fail if the story isn't even firkin done yet? http://www.ideachampions.com/weblogs/Confused.jpg
Why do you assume Madara has Tsukuomi? And why you assume every MS genjutsu its like Itachi's Tsukuyomi?
Yes Tsukuyomi is unbreakable by most. (Excluding the Jinchuuriki)
Yes it is the strongest form of Genjutsu.
Yes it is strictly a Mangekyō Sharingan technique.
and Yes you need BOTH Amatarasu&Tsukuyomi to use Susanoo so therefore Itachi, Madara AND Sasuke all have Tsukuyomi
However, Itachi stated that Tsukuyomi can only be broken by a Sharingan user that shares the same blood as him; as demonstrated when Sasuke overcame Itachi's Tsukuyomi in their battle.
-Susanoo, also known as the Tempestuous God of Valour (勇武の荒神, Yūbu no Aragami), is the third ability granted by the Mangekyō Sharingan to those who awaken the abilities: Tsukuyomi — which symbolises the "darkness of the spiritual world" and Amaterasu — which denotes the "light of the material world"
-Sasuke can also perform Tsukuyomi with his right eye, though his illusion is considered inferior to Itachi's Tsukuyomi since it does not alter the opponent's perception of time indicating he has yet to master it.[4]
Now that we know that Three ninja (Itachi, Sasuke, and Madara) have aquired Susanno at some point they are all assumed to have Tsukuyomi!
However, Tsukuyomi is by no means flawed.
-First, the Jinchuuriki are able to break its hold as demonstrated by Killer Bee in his fight against Sasuke.
-Second, anyone of the same blood (i.e. Uchiha) can break its hold even with a 3 Tome Sharingan as its how the Ninja use their tools¬ how powerful that tool is.
-Third, its been proven that you can complete avoid Tsukuyomi by simply not looking into the Mangekyō Sharingan as proven by Kakashi&Gai. (with proficient users like Itachi having the ability to use it with simply his finger.)
-Fourth, Not every Uchiha will awaken their Mangekyō Sharingan.
-& Fifth, Using Tsukuyomi uses incredible amounts of chakra and causes strain on the Mangekyō Sharingan causing the users eyesight to deteriorate. This is a MAJOR weakness in the Mangekyō Sharingan. Eventually the user will be unable to even use the technique any further unless they have recieved their Eternal Mangekyō Sharingan (which in itself is a feat to be conqured.)
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i hop we do get rasheed.. we'd have enough talent to go to the finals
My question is, now that Sheed got traded to Detroit, what happened to Vin Baker becoming a Knick. I haven't heard anything on him being picked up by a another team same with Doleac. Hopefully we'll get Wallace this summer unless he changes his mind like Webber did the year before last.
i hop we do get rasheed.. we'd have enough talent to go to the finals
yeah, really, whatever happened to baker? papers were out of articles on him, and it seems that no team picked him
as the trade deadline passed it seems that no team was interested in him, so what will happen to him? can he still be signed?
Yep, they're saying he will sign with the Knicks again in an article I just read.
New York Daily News: "The agent for former Celtics power forward Vin Baker said yesterday his client should be signed by the end of the week, and that the Knicks are among Baker's top choices...
He better sign the dotted line..........
I hope that he does sign with us. After these last 2 games, something needs to be done and I hope that Baker can give us the post player that we need. Jump shooting is not cutting it anymore.
Until KT, Deke and Mohammed prove that they can bang consistently inside then we do need Vin Baker. When their shots aren't falling then the Knicks lose games. We need an inside presence that will put the opponents big men in foul trouble. The Knicks have not been doing that and in turn players like big Z kills us inside. We need Vin Baker post abilities right now.
Deke and Mohammed aren't providing enough offense down low and they're not drawing enough fouls. I'm not saying that they never will, but the Knicks are in a critical moment of the season. With this road trip they need to at least win more than half of these games to stay competitive in the east. Mohammed needs to prove himself, his defense hasn't been great. Deke is looking clumsy too, yea he gets rebounds, but he looks like he is having trouble holding on to the ball. This is why the Knicks must sign Baker. So they have another option besides K. Thomas. Kurt is the only big man the Knicks have right now that I am at least comfortable with.
Deke had hands of stone as soon he lost to Shaq in the Finals. (these smileys are so much better than the ones at nykfange.com)


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|"The City on the Edge of Forever"
|TOS, Episode 1x28
Production number: 6149-28
First aired: 6 April 1967
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After taking an accidental overdose of cordrazine, Doctor Leonard McCoy goes back in time and changes history.
In orbit around an unexplored planet, the USS Enterprise is on red alert as it passes through violent time distortions surrounding the planet. During one of these events, the center console on the bridge sparks and Lt. Sulu is injured. Doctor McCoy is called to the bridge for emergency first aid. He prepares a hypo of cordrazine, warned by Kirk that it is "tricky stuff".
After Sulu is revived, the ship rocks violently as it passes through another time displacement. McCoy falls on the hypo and is injected with an overdose of the red liquid. He shouts in pain. The drug induces paranoia and McCoy breaks free from Spock's hold on him and escapes the bridge. Kirk scrambles security teams.
Act OneEdit
McCoy evades the security teams, reaches the transporter room, disables Lieutenant Kyle and transports to the planet.
Kirk, Spock, Uhura, Scott, Galloway and another security officer beam down to look for McCoy. They discover the source of the time displacement, a rough, egg-shaped ring. It introduces itself as the Guardian of Forever and begins to display the history of Earth through the center of the ring. A curtain of mist descends across the images.
McCoy is discovered and subdued by a Vulcan nerve pinch. After the struggle, Kirk and Spock return to the portal. Spock is upset that he is not recording the events visible through the portal. He begins recording. McCoy awakens and realizes he can escape through the Guardian. He races past Spock and Kirk, through the Guardian, and into Earth's past. Then Uhura notes that contact with the Enterprise has been lost. The Guardian explains that history has been altered, resulting in the ship's absence.
Act TwoEdit
Kirk and Spock are forced to enter the portal to stop McCoy from changing history. Before leaving, Kirk orders Scotty, should they fail to correct history, to use the portal to return to the past so that at least they will remain alive. Spock uses his tricorder recording to estimate the appropriate time for their leap.
The two arrive on Earth in the United States of America in the year 1930. They are obviously out of place with their Starfleet uniforms and Spock's pointed ears. Kirk steals clothes from a fire escape to aid in their disguise. A policeman catches the two in the act, but he is subdued with a Vulcan nerve pinch. With other law enforcement hot on their heels, they duck into a soup kitchen called the Twenty-First Street Mission. There they meet Edith Keeler, who runs the shelter.
Upon explaining to her that they have no money, Keeler offers them jobs cleaning the mission at a pay-rate of 15¢/hr for 10 hours a day. After lunch, Keeler compliments Kirk on the work he and Spock did in the basement and asks if they have a flop for the night. She informs him that there's a vacant room where she lives for $2/week.
Unable to view the video acquired on the tricorder to determine McCoy's arrival date and the cause of the timeline contamination, the two spend their combined salaries on supplies to modify its rate of playback. After their third day of work, Kirk returns from shopping with radio tubes, wires and other items. Spock is noticeably frustrated at the lack of technology in the 1930s. After several setbacks, the tricorder reveals Keeler's imminent obituary – but also an incompatible report that Keeler met with United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt six years hence. She cannot have two futures; they've discovered the point where McCoy altered the past. But how?
"What if Edith Keeler must die?" Spock asks Kirk.
Act ThreeEdit
McCoy arrives approximately one week after Kirk and Spock. His face is mottled and green from the cordrazine. He meets a homeless man who frequents the 21st Street Mission and questions him about their location, time, planet, and constellations. His shock at the unfamiliar world, combined with the side effects of the drug, forces McCoy into unconsciousness. The homeless man searches McCoy and finds his phaser. While tinkering with it, he accidentally overloads it and vaporizes himself.
After regaining consciousness, McCoy finds some of the effects of the cordrazine have worn off and he makes his way to the shelter, where Keeler helps him into a room where he can rest. Spock narrowly misses seeing him in the lunch room.
With more work, Spock concludes that McCoy changed history by saving Keeler's life. Keeler went on to organize a peace movement that delayed the United States' entry into World War II – and Germany was able to complete its heavy water and rocket experiments. With atomic bombs, and rockets to carry them, the Nazis conquered the world.
Kirk admits that he is in love with Edith Keeler. Spock informs him, "Edith Keeler must die."
Act FourEdit
The effects of McCoy's cordrazine overdose finally wear off, giving him the strength to offer to help at the shelter. Keeler says her "young man" is taking her to a Clark Gable movie. McCoy surprises Keeler by not knowing who Clark Gable is.
That evening, Kirk and Keeler are strolling along on their date. As they prepare to cross a street, Keeler mentions the Clark Gable movie. Kirk does not know who Clark Gable is either. When Keeler mentions McCoy's similar response, Kirk finally realizes that McCoy is nearby. He tells Keeler to stay put and heads back to the shelter, yelling for Spock. As he approaches the curb, McCoy exits the front door. Kirk and McCoy embrace in joy and relief.
Keeler, confused by the commotion, begins to cross the street. A large truck is heading in her direction. Kirk, Spock, and McCoy see what is about to happen. Kirk instinctively lunges to save Keeler, but Spock reminds him that he mustn't. Kirk restrains McCoy as well. McCoy is incredulous that Kirk has kept him from saving Keeler's life; Spock dolefully adds that the act was intentional. But history is corrected, and the three men return through the portal – only a moment after entering it, from Scott's perspective.
The Guardian offers more opportunities to visit the past, but the heartbroken Kirk and the rest of the landing party return to the Enterprise. On the planet's surface, the howling wind is once again the only sound, as the Guardian awaits the next moment in time that it is asked a question.
Log EntriesEdit
- "Captain's log, supplemental entry. Two drops of cordrazine can save a man's life, a hundred times that amount has just accidentally been pumped into Dr. McCoy's body. In a strange, wild frenzy, he has fled the ship's bridge. All connecting decks have been placed on alert. We have no way of knowing if the madness is permanent or temporary, or in what direction it will drive McCoy."
- "Captain's log, no stardate. For us, time does not exist. McCoy, back somewhere in the past, has effected a change in the course of time. All Earth history has been changed. There is no starship Enterprise. We have only one chance. We have asked the Guardian to show us Earth's history again: Spock and I will go back into time ourselves, and attempt to set right whatever it was that McCoy changed."
Memorable QuotesEdit
"Killers! Assassins!"
- - McCoy, after an accidental injection of cordrazine
"Since before your sun burned hot in space and before your race was born, I have awaited a question."
- - Guardian of Forever, to Kirk
"Are you machine or being?"
"I am both and neither. I am my own beginning. My own ending."
- - Kirk and the Guardian of Forever
"All that you knew is gone."
- - Guardian of Forever, after McCoy changes the timeline
"My friend is obviously Chinese. I see you've noticed the ears. They're actually easy to explain...He caught his head in a mechanical...rice picker."
- - Kirk to the police officer, explaining Spock's alien appearance
"A lie is a very poor way to say hello."
- - Keeler, meeting Kirk and Spock
"One day soon, man is going to be able to harness incredible energies -- maybe even the atom; energies that could ultimately hurl us to other worlds in some sort of spaceship. And the men that reach out into space will be able to find ways to feed the hungry millions of the world and to cure their diseases. They will be able to find a way to give each man hope and a common future...and those are the days worth living for.'""
- - Keeler, on her vision of man's future
"We have a flop."
"We have a what, Captain?"
"A place to sleep."
"One might have said so in the first place."
- - Kirk and Spock
"I am endeavoring, ma'am, to construct a mnemonic memory circuit using stone knives and bearskins."
- - Spock, as Keeler sees his work on the tricorder
"Where would you estimate we belong, Miss Keeler?"
"You? At his side, as if you've always been there and always will."
- - Spock and Keeler
"Captain. Even when he doesn't say it, he does."
- - Keeler, on Spock
"Let me help. A hundred years or so from now, I believe, a famous novelist will write a classic using that theme. He'll recommend those three words even over I love you."
- - Kirk, to Keeler
"You! What planet is this?"
- - McCoy, startling a homeless man upon his arrival in the 20th century
"Peace was the way."
"She was right. But at the wrong time."
- - Kirk and Spock, on Keeler's peace movement
"Spock... I believe... I'm in love with Edith Keeler."
"Jim, Edith Keeler must die."
- - Kirk and Spock
"I have a friend that talks about Earth the same way that you do. Would you like to meet him?"
"I'm a surgeon, not a psychiatrist."
- - Keeler and McCoy
"Save her – do as your heart tells you to do – and millions will die who did not die before."
- - Spock, to Kirk
"I could have saved her! Do you know what you just did?"
"He knows, Doctor...He knows."
- - McCoy (to Kirk) and Spock, on Keeler's death
"Time has resumed its shape. All is as it was before."
- - Guardian of Forever, after Kirk, Spock and McCoy return
"Let's get the hell out of here."
- - Kirk, before beaming back to the Enterprise
Background InformationEdit
Production TimelineEdit
- Treatment is assigned, 16 March 1966
- Treatment by Cordwainer Bird, 21 March 1966
- Treatment by Harlan Ellison, 13 May 1966
- Teleplay by Harlan Ellison, 3 June 1966
- First draft: 13 June 1966
- Revised final draft by Harlan Ellison, 12 August 1966
- Second revised final draft: 1 December 1966
- Treatment, 29 December 1966
- First draft teleplay by Steven W. Carabatsos, January 1967
- Rewrite draft by Gene L. Coon, 9 January 1967
- Teleplay by Harlan Ellison, 23 January 1967
- Rewrite draft by D.C. Fontana, 23 January 1967
- Rewrite draft by Gene Roddenberry, 27 January 1967.
- It has been reported that there are two versions of this with one marked as the "Shooting Script" with a cover date of 27 January, but all of the other pages marked as 30 January.
- Final draft of rewrite: 1 February 1967
- Filmed: 3 February 1967 – 14 February 1967
- Score recording: 24 March 1967
- Premiere airdate: 6 April 1967
- First rerun: 31 August 1967
- First UK airdate 26 July 1969
- Wins Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation: 1968
- "Yesteryear", featuring the Guardian of Forever, premieres: 15 September 1973
- Six Science Fiction Plays, edited by Roger Elwood, includes the teleplay (albeit a slightly different version than Ellison published in 1995): 1976
- Star Trek Fotonovel #1: 1977
- Yesterday's Son, a novel featuring the Guardian of Forever: August 1983
- The City on the Edge of Forever limited edition hardcover: September 1993
- Entertainment Weekly ranks it as the #1 TOS episode: Fall 1994
- "Look Back in Anger", an essay by Harlan Ellison, appears in the TV Guide magazine special "Star Trek: Four Generations": Spring 1995
- Ranked #68 in TV Guide's 100 Most Memorable Moments in TV History: 1 July 1995
- The City on the Edge of Forever trade paperback: 1 July 1996
- Kirk and Spock action figures (Playmates Warp Factor series 5): 1998
- Remastered airdate: 7 October 2006
- The title of this episode refers to both the dead city on the time planet and New York itself, where the timeline will either be restored or disrupted. In Ellison's original script, Kirk, upon first seeing the city sparkling like a jewel on a high mountaintop, reverently says it looks like "a city on the edge of forever". In Ellison's first treatment for this episode, the city they traveled back in time to was Chicago.
- When asked in February 26, 1992 interview whether the makers of this episode consciously intended it to have the contemporaneous anti-Vietnam-war movement as subtext, associate producer Robert Justman replied, "Of course we did." [1]
- In The Star Trek Compendium, Allan Asherman suggests that the name "Keeler" is derived from the "keel" of a ship, the longitudinal element of a vessel that keeps it held together – much as Keeler herself keeps the time continuum from coming apart. It also could be interpreted as a hybrid of "killer" and "healer"--a reference to her dual role as the focal point of the time flow. In Ellison's first treatment for this episode, Edith's last name was Koestler.
- Ellison's original story outline and first draft script did not feature Dr. McCoy, but an Enterprise crewman named Beckwith, who was dealing drugs among the crew. Beckwith murdered a fellow crewman who was on the verge of turning him in, escaped to the planet the ship was orbiting, and went through the Time Vortex, operated by a mysterious ancient race called "The Guardians" and changed history. The Enterprise was gone, and a savage pirate ship called the Condor was in its place, full of renegade humans. Kirk and Spock follow Beckwith through the time portal to 1930 New York City, where Kirk falls in love with young social worker Edith Keeler (Koestler in the story outline). Finally, with the help of a legless World War I veteran called Trooper (who dies during the episode's action), they find Beckwith. In the end, Kirk does not stop him saving Edith: he freezes at the crucial moment and Spock prevents her rescue. In a brief epilogue, Spock visits Kirk in his quarters and attempts to console him, saying that "No other woman was offered the universe for love." (The Star Trek Compendium), [2]
- Ellison's script was unusable for the series for many different reasons. Gene Roddenberry objected to the idea that drug usage would still be a problem in the 23rd century, and even present among starship crews. Also, the production staff was heavily against Kirk's final inactivity. It seemed that being unable to decide and act, viewers could never be able to accept him as the strong leader figure in later episodes. Elements, such as the Guardians and the Condor and its crew were simply impossible to create on the series' budget. (The Star Trek Compendium), [3]
- Originally then-story editor Steven W. Carabatsos got the job to rewrite Ellison's script, but his draft was not used. Instead, Ellison agreed to make a rewrite himself, which was again deemed unsuitable. Producer Gene L. Coon also got himself into the rewriting. Finally, the new story editor, D.C. Fontana got the assignment to rewrite Ellison's script and make it suitable for the series. Fontana's draft was then slightly rewritten by Roddenberry to become the final shooting draft. Much of the finished episode is the product of Fontana, who went uncredited (as did all the other writers) for her contribution. Only two lines from Ellison's original teleplay survive in the final episode, both spoken by the Guardian: "Since before your sun burned hot in space, since before your race was born," and "Time has resumed its shape." (Inside Star Trek: The Real Story)
- Ellison was dismayed with the changes Roddenberry and Fontana made to his story, so much so, that he wished his credit to read "written by Cordwainer Bird", a request Roddenberry denied. Though Ellison had the final right to have his pseudonym attached, he claims that Roddenberry made veiled threats that if he did so he would be "blackballed" in the television and motion picture industry. Despite this feud, Roddenberry would list this as one of his top ten favorite episodes in an issue of TV Guide celebrating the 25th anniversary of Star Trek. In his own defense, Ellison stated he had no real problem with D.C. Fontana rewriting him, but rather with the extent and number of unpaid rewrites the studio and network got out of him, to say nothing of exaggeration-prone Gene Roddenberry telling fans that Ellison's script showed "Scotty selling drugs" (the script did not feature Scotty at all). (Star Trek: Four Generations)
- Roddenberry apparently denied Ellison's pseudonym request because he knew everyone in the science fiction community was aware that the "Cordwainer Bird" credit was Ellison's way of signaling his dissatisfaction with the way production people treated what he wrote. It would have meant that Star Trek was no different than all the other "science fiction" shows in mistreating quality writers, and could have resulted in prose science fiction writers avoiding contributing to the program. (Inside Star Trek: The Real Story)
- This was the most expensive episode produced during the first season, with a budget of $245,316, and also the most expensive episode of the entire series, except the two pilots. The average cost of a first season episode was around $190,000. Also, production went one and half days over schedule, resulting in eight shooting days instead of the usual six. (Inside Star Trek: The Real Story)
- There is a scene in the original 1960s broadcast version that has been partially deleted in some editions. When McCoy meets Rodent holding the milk bottle, the scene ends with McCoy collapsing, then cuts to McCoy meeting Keeler in the Mission. As originally filmed, after McCoy collapses, Rodent picks McCoy's pocket and takes his hand phaser (which he took from the transporter chief) and accidentally sets it on overload, and kills himself. The scene is present in its original form in DVD and laserdisc versions. [4] [5]
- The network heavily objected to Kirk's last line, "Let's get the hell out of here." and wanted it to be removed from the episode.[6] The word "Hell" was used four times in The Original Series, the other three being "Space Seed", when Kirk quotes Milton, "It is better to rule in Hell than serve in Heaven", "The Alternative Factor", when Lazarus tells his counterpart, "I'll chase you into the very fires of hell!" and "The Doomsday Machine", when Decker describes the berserker as "right out of hell."
Sets and PropsEdit
- The footage seen through the time portal is, for the most part, lifted from old Paramount films.
- The set used for New York City in this episode (called "40 Acres") is the same set used for The Andy Griffith Show. While Kirk is walking with Edith Keeler, they pass the courthouse and Floyd's barber shop. The same backlot was used for location shooting in "Miri" and "The Return of the Archons".
- The alley in which Kirk steals the clothing from the fire-escape is the same alley seen in "Miri", in which Spock and the guards have debris dumped on them by the children.
- The shot of the outside of Kirk and Spock's flop, seen after the man kills himself with McCoy's phaser, shows the sign for a fallout shelter on it. There were, however, no nuclear weapons in 1930.
Music Edit
- Due to copyright issues, the original Ray Noble recording of Goodnight, Sweetheart was replaced during the 1980s by another version for VHS and Laserdisc releases. However, Paramount's 1980 "Television Classics" home video release of this episode retains the original recording. Eventually this was corrected for the DVD release. New music was also composed for this episode, incorporating the song, but the composer of this music is not credited. [X]wbm
- According to The Music of Star Trek, Fred Steiner takes credit for scoring new music (although sparse - only a few cues) for this episode. Most of the episode was tracked with prior music, including Joseph Mullendore, Gerald Fried and Alexander Courage. Also, music from "Shore Leave" is heavily present, including the score for the police chase, and some humorous cues in certain scenes. Most of the music accompanying the romance of Kirk and Edith Keeler are taken from "The Conscience of the King".
Special EffectsEdit
- Stock footage from "Dagger of the Mind" and "The Naked Time" is used for Kirk's and Spock's reaction shots to McCoy's cordrazine overdose on the bridge.
- Double-exposures allowed Kirk and Spock to leap out of brick walls in this episode.
- During the speech scene in the Mission where Kirk and Spock have sat down with their soup, the director repeated (and slowed down) several close-up shots of Spock and Kirk, taken from later in the scene, and used them as reaction shots during Edith's prognostications.
- The close up of the tricorder showing the 'rewinding video' is used several other times throughout the series.
Continuity Edit
- No stardate is logged in the episode. Bjo Trimble assigned a stardate of 3134 based on Harlan Ellison's original teleplay, which covered stardates 3134.6-8.
- A comparison of the calendar on the wall behind Kirk and Edith when she calls him and Spock "uncommon workmen" to the real calendar from 1930 shows that this episode was taking place in May, 1930, however the calendar year and date were taped-over and the month also shows only 30 days.
- Clark Gable, who was by no means a leading man in 1930, was not the original choice of reference. The final shooting draft of this script has Edith reference "a Richard Dix movie", but the crew on the set felt Dix's name wouldn't be familiar to viewers in the 1960s.
- The use of the song Goodnight, Sweetheart is a slight anachronism, since the song was first recorded in 1931. [7]
- Edith Keeler tells Kirk "Let me help". Kirk replies, "A hundred years or so from now, a famous novelist will write a classic using that theme. He'll recommend those three words, even over 'I love you'." Kirk tells her that the novelist will come from a planet circling the far left star in Orion's belt: Zeta Orionis (or Alnitak).
- This is the first mention of Nazi Germany in Star Trek. A race which adopted a Nazi-style regime also appears in TOS: "Patterns of Force". The theme is reprised in later shows: on VOY: "The Killing Game", where Hirogen take over USS Voyager and use the holodeck to recreate Nazi Germany, and then in ENT: "Zero Hour", and "Storm Front", when agents from the Temporal Cold War send Captain Archer and the Enterprise NX-01 back to the Second World War. [X]wbm
- The portal is revisited in the animated series episode "Yesteryear" and numerous books.
- In one scene in this episode, a poster can be seen advertising a boxing event at Madison Square Garden featuring "Kid McCook" vs. "Mike Mason". For the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Past Tense, Part II", scenic artists Doug Drexler and Michael Okuda created a near replica of this boxing poster for a scene set in 1930 San Francisco; the DS9 poster features the same boxers, and says that it is "their first rematch since Madison Square Garden".wbm
- Star Trek: Voyager also made a small tribute to this episode in "Future's End", when Janeway likenes late-20th century computer technology to "stone knives and bearskins".
Reception Edit
- With regards to "The City on the Edge of Forever", Joan Collins has stated, "To this day, people still want to talk about that episode – some remember me for that more than anything else I've done. I am amazed at the enduring popularity of Star Trek and particularly of that episode." Collins adds, "At the time none of us would have predicted the longevity of the show. I couldn't be more pleased – or more honored – to be part of Star Trek history." (Star Trek 30 Years) Ms. Collins' memory of her Trek experience seems hazy, however. In her 1985 autobiography, Past Imperfect (p. 248) she makes a few errors regarding the episode: for example, in addition to the common mistake of referring to Mr. Spock as Dr. Spock, she identifies her character as Edith Cleaver instead of Edith Keeler, and she also claims that Spock, not Kirk, allowed her character to be killed – a plot point that was not in the version of the script that was actually shot. Most significantly, she claims Edith tried to "prove to the world that Hitler was a nice guy."
- This episode was chosen by William Shatner as his favorite episode of the entire series in the Star Trek: Fan Collective - Captain's Log DVD set. However, in his book Star Trek Memories, Shatner wrote that "The Devil in the Dark" was his favorite episode. Therefore, he seems to have two favorites.
- This episode was chosen by Eugene W. "Rod" Roddenberry (Son of Gene Roddenberry) to be his favorite episode. [X]wbm
- The book Star Trek 101, by Terry J. Erdmann and Paula M. Block, lists this episode as one of "Ten Essential Episodes" from the original Star Trek series.
- TV Guide ranked this episode #80 on their list of the Top 100 Episodes. [8]
Awards Edit
- By popular acclaim, this is the single best episode of the original series, earning a 1968 Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation (and the other four nominees were all episodes of Star Trek). It was 25 years before another television program received the honor, "The Inner Light". TV Guide also ranked it #68 in their 100 Most Memorable Moments in TV History feature in the 1 July 1995 edition, and also featured it in another issue on the 100 greatest TV episodes of all time.
- This episode is the only Star Trek episode to win a Writers Guild of America Award. Ellison took the award home for "Best Written Dramatic Episode", for his original version of the teleplay. On the award ceremony (where Roddenberry, Coon, Robert Justman, Herb Solow and other Star Trek production people were present), Ellison loudly spoke out against executives rewriting his and other writers' work in the industry. (Inside Star Trek: The Real Story)
Novelizations and AdaptationsEdit
- Bantam Books published a series of novelizations called "fotonovels," which took photographic stills from actual episodes and arranged word balloons and text over them, to create a comic book formatted story. The first installment was an adaptation of this episode and featured a short interview with Ellison.
- In his adaptation of the story in Star Trek 2, James Blish explained to readers that he tried to preserve the best elements of both Ellison's original script and the final version. In the original, because Kirk does not act to prevent Edith's death, Spock later tells him that "No other woman was ever offered the universe for love." Blish's adaptation preserves the final version of Kirk allowing Edith to die, with the result that Spock tells him, "No other woman was ever almost offered the universe for love." Additionally, in this adaptation, during Edith's soup-kitchen prophecies, Spock leans over to Kirk and says, "Bonner the Stochastic," to which Kirk replies, "He won't be born for a hundred years yet." Bonner the Stochastic was a character who appeared in several of Blish's novels, and was inserted into this episode's prose adaptation by Blish himself. Stochastic refers to any process (including thinking) that uses randomness or conjecture.
- The final shooting script, dated 27 January 1967, specifies that the novelist who came up with "Let me help" was Patrick Koluuunahmeheheh Tajnaahme. Ellison's original screenplay, as well as Blish's adaptation, had an additional final scene, where Spock privately offers his condolences to a grieving Kirk and suggests that he accompany him to Vulcan to come to terms with the experience.
- The 2006 Crucible trilogy of novels follows up on plot elements from this episode. In Provenance of Shadows by David R. George III, it is shown what happened to the version of McCoy and Earth when he went back in time and altered history by saving Edith. McCoy places constant ads to try and signal for help in the future, but soon realizes that no help is coming. On advice, he makes his way south, ending up in a small town outside of Atlanta. There, he becomes the local doctor, marries a widow, and is eventually killed when the hostilities with the Nazis (spilling into US borders in this timeline) escalate. The novel also reveals that, in the proper timeline, Kirk and Spock spent 47 days in New York City from January to March 1930.
- A sequel to this story was presented in Gold Key Comics' TOS issue #56 "No Time Like the Past".
- An episode of South Park, in which one of the children on a trapped school bus wearing a red commander uniform was killed, was given the same title as this episode.
Remastered InformationEdit
"The City on the Edge of Forever" was the fifth episode of the remastered version of The Original Series to air. It premiered in syndication on the weekend of 7 October 2006 and featured new effects shots of the Enterprise and the time vortex planet from space, a slightly tweaked pan up from the planet's surface, an enhanced disintegration effect as Rodent accidentally sets off McCoy's phaser, cleaned-up mattes and static effects in the tricorder insert shots, and eliminated the freeze-framing over the end credits.
With regards to some of the new updates, Rossi stated, "For instance, in "City on the Edge of the Forever," there's a line where Captain Kirk says, "'These ruins extend to the distance.'" So we extended that shot into a 16:9 aspect ratio and created all these wonderful ruins." [X]wbm
Not everything worked out as planned, however, "The Guardian planet [in 'City'] is this ancient world where supposedly the civilization died many millennia ago, and so I think what everyone expected to see is a gray, barren planet. Which we could have done – we can make a lot of gray, barren planets," says Rossi. In their attempted to recreate the consistency of the original soundstage-filmed planetside scenes, "We started looking at the backdrop – the cloth backdrop that they used – and it was kind of a purplish color, and so we wanted to tie these things together. What the visual effects team did was, create this rocky barren world with these giant purplish desert flats. Now, unfortunately, without us being able to come into your home and say, 'These are giant desert purplish flats,' I think a lot of people read them as oceans, which is kind of unfortunate. But that's what we were going for." [X]wbm
- The next remastered episode to air was "I, Mudd".
Video and DVD ReleasesEdit
- US CED VideoDisc release: 22 March 1981.
- Original US Betamax release: 1980 (as Volume 5 of Paramount Home Video's Television Classics Series with Balance of Terror
- US LaserDisc release: January 1986.
- US VHS release: 1980 (as Volume 5 of Paramount Home Video's Television Classics Series with Balance of Terror
- UK VHS release (two-episode tapes, CIC Video): Volume 15, catalog number VHR 2311, release date unknown.
- US VHS release: 1986 (Released as part of Paramount's releases of individual episodes.)
- Japan LaserDisc release: 10 November 1992.
- US VHS release: 15 April 1994.
- As part of the UK VHS Star Trek: The Original Series - Tricorder Pack collection: catalog number VHR 4373, 3 June 1996.
- UK re-release (three-episode tapes, CIC Video): Volume 1.10, 13 January 1997.
- Original US DVD release (single-disc): Volume 14, 11 July 2000.
- As a bonus on the Region 2 release of VOY Season 1 DVD
- As part of the TOS Season 1 DVD collection.
- As part of the Star Trek: Fan Collective - Time Travel DVD collection.
- As William Shatner's episode choice in the Star Trek: Fan Collective - Captain's Log DVD collection, featuring an introduction by Shatner and Joan Collins.
- As part of the TOS Season 1 HD DVD collection.
- As part of The Best of Star Trek: The Original Series DVD collection.
- As part of the TOS Season 1 Blu-ray collection.
Links and ReferencesEdit
- William Shatner as Capt. Kirk
Also StarringEdit
- Leonard Nimoy as Mr. Spock
Guest StarEdit
- Joan Collins as Sister Edith Keeler
Also StarringEdit
- DeForest Kelley as Dr. McCoy
- James Doohan as Scott
- George Takei as Sulu
- Nichelle Nichols as Uhura
- And
- John Harmon as the rodent
- Hal Baylor as a policeman
- David L. Ross as Galloway
- John Winston as the transporter chief
- Bartell La Rue as the Guardian voice
Uncredited Co-StarsEdit
- Frank da Vinci as Brent
- William Blackburn as Hadley
- Howard Culver as the drunk
- Adolf Hitler as Adolf Hitler (voice) (archive footage)
- Carey Loftin as Truck driver
- Eddie Paskey as Leslie
- Unknown performers as:
- Security Guard #2
- Lewis
- Citizens (1930)
Stunt Doubles Edit
- Bobby Bass as stunt double for James Doohan
- Dave Perna as stunt double for DeForest Kelley
- Mary Statler as stunt double for Joan Collins
20th century; Alnitak; Bailey, Will; Barnes, Gus; Boise; "Bones"; constellations; cordrazine; duodynetic field core; Earth; Fischer's Infants Wear; flop; Floyd's Barber Shop; Gable, Clark; Germany; gold; Great Depression; Guardian of Forever; Hitler, Adolf; Kidd, Killer; Lloyd, Gus; logic; Madison Square Garden; March Bake Shop; Mason, Mike; Mason, Ricky; McCook, Kid; missionary; mechanical rice picker; mnemonic memory circuit; Mulaney, Charley; needle; Orpheum; Outer Mongolia; platinum; Prado, Manuel; San Diego; Sencio, Buddy; silver; Singer's Book Store; suture; Star Dispatch, The; stone knives and bearskins; Thailand; time vortex planet; tricorder; Twenty-First Street Mission; unnamed planet; Victor Ice Company; Vulcan neck pinch; Walt's Restaurant; Widin Dairy Farm; World War II; zinc
Other ReferencesEdit
Bangkok; Cabe, Bobby; Jose, Alfredo Pedillo; Labeau, Jean; Lee's Summit; Missouri; Paris; Thailand; United States dollar
- Harlan Ellison; The City on the Edge of Forever; White Wolf Publishing; ISBN 1565049640 (1st edition, hardcover, 1996)
External linksEdit
- The City on the Edge of Forever at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works
- Detailed Synopsis of Ellison's First Draft
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UPPER DELAWARE REGION — Danilo Carvajal, 59, is the latest person in a long string of those who can thank Richard "Dick" Rhodes for their very life. While not directly rescued by Rhodes, Carvajal was saved by Erika Poston on her first day of service as a trained volunteer of the National Canoe Safety Patrol (NCSP), the organization Rhodes co-founded 30 years ago, and was passionate about, up until the day he died on April 17.
Like most who have drowned on the Delaware River, Carvajal was not wearing a life jacket when he fell into the river on May 26. Poston paddled up to him in her canoe and towed him to safety.
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Described as big-hearted, crackling smart, sun-blessed and happy, very alive, deeply committed, never eager for the spotlight and always doing things with fervor, love and compassion, Rhodes was celebrated for being a mentor and leader who exuded confidence that was contagious. "Richard's heart was big enough for countless friends, fellow travelers and entire rivers; he was life and love invested and he will be out there on that river always," said one friend.
Rhodes' youngest son, Ryan, who clearly inherited his father's impressive voice and love of music, performed several deeply moving songs, beginning with the classic, "What a Wonderful World" and ending with "Brokedown Palace" and the lyrics, "Fare you well, fare you well, I love you more than words can tell, listen to the river sing sweet songs to rock my soul." Rhodes' grandchildren sang "This Little Light of Mine," with a special verse that specified, "Let it shine for Pop-Pop now."
Rhodes' beloved wife, Mary K, also addressed those assembled. "Letting go, you and I are bidden to continue Richard's legacy," she gently urged. "We are bidden to emulate his patience and obedience, his spirit, self-surrender, fortitude and devotion. He calls out to us today to wear our life jackets and teach river safety so no one drowns; to cherish the person beside you who is different because we are all one family; to respond with love to those who have wronged us; to continue to study, research and learn to eradicate heart disease and cancer; to let not our problems make us bitter, but make us better."
The NCSP has established the Richard Rhodes River Rescue Scholarship Fund in his memory. Checks can be sent to NCSP, PO Box 91, Lackawaxen, PA 18435 or visit www.nationalcanoesafetypatrol.com [2] for more information.


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"Meg, I have borne a long time with thy husband; I have reasoned and argued with him in these points of religion, and still given to him my poor fatherly counsel, but I perceive none of all this able to call him home; and therefore, Meg, I will no longer dispute with him, but will clean give him over and get me to God and pray for him."


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I'll start with the subject: New Raced Win Displays
In case you didn't know(or don't collect 'em) the "Raced Wins" come in a display case this year.(see pic) I(personally) am not diggin' em. I mean, I think they look pretty cool, but I have mine layed out individually...so, the case would throw the whole layout off. Now, I'm sure you can remove them from the cases,(I figure it's the same screws that they use to hold'em in the 'regular' styrofoam packaging) but, it's just more usless waste...in my case. Unless those aren't as big as the old ones used to be?(the Revell's came in 'huge' boxes)
Anybody else have any thoughts?
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As Wisconsinites make their way to clerks' offices to vote early in the 2012 elections, depending on where they live, the line to vote may be tough to find.
The Government Accountability Board said some rural clerks adjust their shifts based on the needs of the community.
The city of Madison clerk's office said more than 3,500 people have cast ballots since the start of in-person early voting Monday -- quite a bit more than other municipal clerk's offices in Dane County.
"I got three (absentee ballots) in the mail today," said Town of Roxbury Clerk Bob Pings. "I probably got 45 right now; I'm not quite sure."
Pings, who has been the clerk in the Town Of Roxbury for 27 years, said out of the 1,100 registered voters in the township, he expects about 100 to cast absentee ballots before Election Day.
State election officials said several rural clerks adjust their shifts based on demand.
"(In) a lot of our rural communities, our clerk is part-time," said Kevin Kennedy with the Government Accountability Board. "They're not there on normal business hours. But they've been operating on those hours, some of them don't even have an office. They operate out of their home."
"I got to do it every day when it comes in, so it doesn't pile up, so I know where it all is," said Pings. "Every day, I get some (ballots) back."
The Town of Roxbury clerk's office is almost a one-person operation. Pings' deputy clerk is his wife.
Pings said he spends about 30 to 40 hours a week to ensure all the Roxbury absentee ballots are accounted for.


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...much like Naruto's folks did with Naruto...
I mean if anyone is capable of such a feat--it's him.
Na i doubt it
Eh maybe.
maybe or maybe not, its your theory
he might have done it with the bijuu's
I doubt. unlike the 9 tailed beast...the juubi has consciousness.
He better have sealed some parts of him to help Naruto/Kurama.
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I doubt. unlike the 9 tailed beast...the juubi has consciousness.
Heh, so has Naruto, and yet we seen souls sealed inside of him... and then there is Oro... a... full soul; sealed inside someone that did not even realalise... xD
Indeed this is my theory, just something I thought about on a a whim...
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Yes, she's a world-champion swimmer. But she's also a teenage girl. Jessica Long dishes on some of her favorite things:TV Shows: "I love 'Grey's Anatomy' and 'America's Next Top Model.' I'd like to go on 'Top Model' someday."
Movies: "There are so many good movies out there, but right now I'd have to go with 'The Devil Wears Prada' and 'National Treasure.'"
On her iPod: "I really become attached to it while I'm on the plane, especially for big competitions. 'Crowded' by Jeannie Ortega is good. Even when I hear it now, I get into the zone. Anything with a fast beat really helps. I listen to ZoeGirl, too, especially 'Beautiful Name' because of the lyrics 'I will run, I will fly.'"
Relaxing: "I love eating, and I'm a clean freak. I love cleaning my room, putting on a movie I have memorized and eating chips and salsa. Sounds crazy, doesn't it?"
Having both legs amputated below the knee at 18 months did not slow Long down at any age.Now the world record holder in 14 events, Long also enjoys gymnastics, basketball, rock climbing and other sports.
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Tom Kotchman Strikes Again
Day One of the 2008 amateur draft is over, and it's no surprise to see Tom Kotchman's imprint on one high-round pick.
Last year's first-round choice was Jon Bachanov, selected out of Orlando's University High School, who was scouted by Kotchman. Bachanov went down with an elbow injury and underwent "Tommy John" surgery last winter, but these days that's no big deal. (Ask Nick Adenhart.) This time next year, Jon will be on the mound at extended spring training as he prepares to report to Kotch in Orem, or maybe he'll go to Cedar Rapids.
The Angels had no first-round choice this year, losing their pick to the Twins in compensation for Torii Hunter, but the Angels' successful "high-risk, high-reward" philosophy means they'll just be a little smarter when their turn comes around.
Picking #74, the Angels chose Tyler Chatwood from Redlands' East Valley High School. (Redlands is about 25 miles east of Rancho Cucamonga.) In the third round, they called the name of Ryan Chaffee, who pitched this year at Chipola Junior College.
If you know your Tom Kotchman 101, Chipola JC is the community college almost in his backyard. Christal Kotchman, his daughter and Casey's sister, played softball at Chipola.
As soon as I saw Chaffee listed, I checked Baseball America and found this entry:
Florida always has one of the deepest pools of junior-college talent, and this year is no different. Ryan Chaffee is the best of the bunch. The winning pitcher for Chipola in the Junior College World Series championship game last season, he broke his ankle in April and had surgery to repair it. Chaffee returned late in the season and pitched a shutout in the Florida junior college tournament, striking out 18 and sending Chipola back to the Junior College World Series. Committed to Louisiana State, Chaffee attacks hitters from multiple arm slots, creating three different breaking balls. He pitches in the low 90s and throws a plus changeup. When healthy and commanding all his pitches, Chaffee is dominant.
A Chipola press release says Chaffee suffered a broken bone in his foot, not an ankle, but whatever …
Here's Chaffee's page on the Chipola web site.
I'll be with Orem for their June 27-30 games. Hopefully I'll see Chaffee pitch for Kotch … and if Ryan is reading this, I promise to do photos and video if you're there.
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Well done on another great draft by Kotch. I've had the pleasure of watching Chaffee pitch for the last two years and I can tell you that he is one in a million when it comes to competetiveness and the fact that when he is going well good luck hitting him. Congrats to Chaffee and the Angels. It will be fun to watch.


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Big South to Sponsor Women's Lacrosse
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. – The Big South
Conference Council of Chief Executives has approved the addition of
women's lacrosse as a championship sport in the League starting
with the 2012-2013 academic year, it was announced today by Big
South Commissioner Kyle B. Kallander. Women's lacrosse is one of
the nation's fastest growing collegiate sports and becomes the 19th
championship sport sponsored by the Big South.
The Big South (www.BigSouthSports.com) will have six member institutions with women's lacrosse programs when play begins in the spring of 2013 – Campbell, Coastal Carolina, High Point, Liberty, Presbyterian, and Winthrop. Of those six, three already compete in the sport at the Division I level – High Point, Liberty and Presbyterian College. Campbell, Coastal Carolina and Winthrop will debut their respective women's lacrosse programs in 2013. Women's lacrosse, the first sport added by the Big South since football in 2002, will also count in the Conference's Sasser Cup and All-Sports standings.
"The Big South Conference is pleased to offer championship and postseason opportunities to the women's lacrosse student-athletes at our member institutions," said Kallander. "Women's lacrosse is growing at an incredible pace, and we are pleased to be contributing to its popularity. We look forward to the inaugural 2013 season and competing on a national level."
With six initial members, the Big South is immediately eligible to apply for an automatic bid to the NCAA Women's Lacrosse Championship, beginning with the 2013 season. The Big South will begin the process of determining scheduling, championship format and award recognitions, among others, leading up to the inaugural 2013 campaign.
High Point played its first women's lacrosse season this past year, and the Panthers finished with a 15-4 record – the most wins in history for a first-year NCAA Division I program. High Point also won the National Lacrosse Conference Tournament championship and featured the Conference's Coach of the Year in Lyndsey Boswell and Player of the Year in Grace Gaeng. Liberty's program completed its second season in 2011 and went 7-11 overall – which marked a six-win improvement over its inaugural campaign. Presbyterian College has fielded a Division I women's lacrosse team since 2008 and has improved on its victory total every season. PC recently named Julie Redman as its new head coach.
Coastal Carolina first announced its addition of women's lacrosse on May 7, 2010 as its 18th sport. The Chanticleers are planning to hire a head coach at the start of the 2011-12 academic year, followed by an assistant coach during the school year. On Nov. 24, 2010, Winthrop announced it would field a women's lacrosse program to bring its sports sponsorship to 18, and two weeks ago hired John Sung as its first head coach. Campbell, which is officially re-joining the Big South on July 1, announced on May 5 that it would begin sponsoring women's lacrosse in 2013, which would be the school's 21st varsity sport.
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A memorable trip to Virginia
Today is Easter. I won't know whether it will be warm and sunny or cool and damp as I do my column ahead. But I hope that this month goes out like a lamb, since it has been acting like a lion most of the time.
I enjoyed the story Lorrie Greene gave to members of the Smithfield United Methodist Women about the colors of jelly beans and how they corresponded to Easter.
Members were given bags of different colored jelly beans, and the member who chose the bag of black jelly beans received a door prize. Pauline Pasco was the one who liked the black candies and took it. That would have been my last choice.
Here is the Jelly Bean story called "The Colors of Easter."
Green is for the palms that they waved at him as he entered into Jerusalem.
Purple is for the wine he poured and blessed before he faced his final test.
Red is for the precious blood he shed from the crown of thorns placed on his head.
Black is for the sky as he died on the cross, suffering to redeem our loss.
Pink, yellow and orange are for the dawn that morn when the tomb was empty and hope was reborn.
White is for the dazzling light that awed all who saw him arisen – the Son of God.
Last weekend was spent as our family-time Easter. We joined Jay and his family for a trip to Lynchburg, Va., to check out Liberty University, as our granddaughter, Amber, has thoughts of going there. It was very enjoyable being with the entire family, in close proximity in a van built for eight, but thankfully carrying only seven.
We celebrated an early Easter and late birthday for Jessie who had turned 17 the week before and it was very special, but a few mishaps occurred along the way.
When we met Jay in Bridgeport on Friday, Jessie was curled up in a ball and looking very pale. When questioned about her appearance, she admitted to reading a book that needed to be completed for school in the car, and it made her sick.
After about four pit stops and turning around several times, we arrived at the hotel at 2 a.m. The next morning I awoke to find that Matthew, who was sleeping in our room, had a sore throat and a fever. He perked up after some medication that Margaret had thought to bring along, and we went off to visit the National D-Day Memorial in Bedford.
The day was so warm most of us came back to the hotel with some sunburn. But it turned on us very quickly the next morning. But more about that later.
The D-Day Memorial was very touching and made one realize the supreme sacrifices that were made by young men no older than our teen-age granddaughters.
It was first explained by the guide to the 20 people on the tour that D-Day designates the day of a military operation, and H-Hour designates the time it is to be initiated. But not wanting the enemy to know the day and time of the invasion that was the most difficult day of World War II, the letters had no significance beyond them being the first letters in the words day and hour.
The beach scene at the memorial represents all five beaches of the invasion: Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno and Sword.
The city of Bedford was selected as the home of the National D-Day Memorial in honor of the soldiers it provided from Company A, to the 29th Infantry Division when the National Guard's 116th Infantry Regiment was activated Feb. 3, 1941.
Some 30 Bedford soldiers were in the company on D-Day when the British Navy's 551st Assault Flotilla, Company A of the 116th Infantry Regiment, landed on Omaha Beach in the first wave of the battle. By day's end, 19 of Bedford's soldiers were dead. Bedford's population in 1944 was 3,200. Proportionally, the community suffered the nation's severest D-Day losses and recognized as emblematic of all communities large and small whose citizens-soldiers served on D-Day, so Congress warranted the establishment of the National D-Day Memorial there.
I was impressed with a monument of soldiers in battle, with one wearing an actual gold wedding band on his hand. It seems that at the time of its unveiling, a woman approached the sculptor and said that she had just buried her military husband and she would like to present his wedding ring to be included with the monument. It is on the left hand of one of the men in battle and fashioned in a way that it cannot be removed.
The beach tableau called Scaling the Wall impressed and terrified me. The soldiers are trying to scale a sheer wall and it shows some falling off because the attempt was so treacherous.
There is a beach tableau showing the water at early flood tide, with two hedgehogs set in the tidal flats to scuttle landing craft. The soldiers shown advancing ahead expresses valor, the soldier wading in through waist-deep water is fidelity, and the dead soldier is sacrifice.
You walk away with a deep respect for those who fought and gave their lives for our freedom.
Sunday was to be a leisure time. Amber was to go to the college to see and get a feel for its environment. Early on a small amount of snow started to fall. We laughed and said it would probably start falling harder. Bad thought because it did just that. In looking at the area weather, it showed heavy snow in Lynchsburg and surrounding areas but in the mountains, it was only rain.
Since it was the mountains we feared most when covered with snow, we decided to pile everything in the van and make haste for Ohio.
I am sure we resembled the Griswold family as we scurried through the lobby. Sleeves and socks were hanging out of the travel totes, some family members had their shoes untied, nice hair-dos were not the order of the day, and I was carrying a can of powdered Chai tea and an over-ripe banana.
Needless to say, it was snowing in the mountains, heavily at times and the roads were covered – but Jay persevered. We made two necessary pit stops and another to grab some late lunch and made it home in less than eight hours.
Matthew was to stay with us as the family traveled on to Indiana to look at Grace College on Tuesday, and we had great plans together but he awakened on Monday even more sick then before. So we drove him to Zanesville to meet his dad to go to his doctor.
We couldn't leave the area before stopping at a McDonald's, though, as Matthew is a fan of its hot fudge sundaes.
When we arrived at the Zanesville location, Jay said, "You stopped at McDonald's in Martins Ferry, didn't you?"
My question was, "How did you know?"
"Because you left your camera bag back there, and they called me to let you know," he said smugly. I had not missed it up to that point.
I have to commend the McDonald's employees. They looked to see who the bag belonged to and called the first person with the name of McCoy to tell them. And with luck, it happened to be Jay.
I stopped back to retrieve it, and it was all intact. I commend the employees. I asked who had turned it in, if it had been an employee or someone they knew. I wanted to reward them. But the manager said that it was a customer he was not familiar with.
I have one last comment about our trip. Our room was the March Madness hangout, with the males making themselves comfortable on the two beds and cheering or complaining our entire free time.
And driving home, the Ohio State basketball game was on, and there were as many white knuckles over the close game near the end as the roads.
Professional baseball season will be starting tomorrow, and I know that my grandson, Matthew, has been playing baseball for several weeks in Dublin and Westerville.
He was quite an excited young man several weeks ago when he traveled with friends from the Grace Brethren Church to Dayton, Tenn., to see their son, Ike Myers, practicing at Bryan College.
Matthew watched practice with rapt attention and after it was over, he was invited by Ike to come on the field and do some pitching. This was a big highlight of his sports years. He still has a smile on his face.
(McCoy, a resident of Smithfield, is food editor and a staff columnist for the Herald-Star and The Weirton Daily Times. She can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com.)


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Recent site updates and NMM 0.44.3 releasedposted by Dark0ne Site NewsWe've been knocking out tiny updates and tweaks to the site since we changed the design around a bit a week or so ago. These updates tend to be small enough to not warrant a news post, but when they build up enough I like to smash them all out in a news post in one big list. But before we do that let's get NMM out of the way.
We released NMM 0.44.3 last Friday that contains some more bug fixes and some minor feature changes. Here's the list:
1. New Feature: NMM will now prevent ReadMe files from being extracted in the mod folder (thus only installing them in the ReadMe Manager), you can set this behaviour on/off in the Settings menu (Default on).
2. New Feature: The user can now select the game mode by double-clicking on it.
3. Bugfix: Mods failing to deactivate on upgrade.
4. Bugfix: Category view failing to update after mod rename.
5. Bugfix: Mod list not re-sorting after mod/category name change.
6. Bugfix: NMM mods startup scan searching in the readme folder (causing some duplicate entries in the mod list).
7. Bugfix: NMM crashing when another instance of the program is already running.
8. Bugfix: "Yes to All" not working as intended.
9. Bugfix: Some OMOD crashes (comment lines and "misplaced" curly brackets).
We'll continue to drill out some bug fixes in coming updates, and the next major feature we're working towards is mod profiles; the ability to have different modding profiles for your games so you can have different mods installed and running in your games for different saves/instances. We don't want to introduce a DLL hack to do this, though, so we're exploring other ways of doing this with NMM so we can get profiling in every game NMM supports. We then hope to further expand on that functionality so you can share these profile setups with others on the Nexus sites, like Steam Workshop Collections, but done slightly differently. That's the plan, anyway.
As always you can get the latest version of NMM from the download page
And now the site updates:
1. The arrow next to your account information in the top right corner is now clickable so as to be less confusing.
2. Changed the search button so it highlights the textfield, bringing the search functionality back to a one-click process.
3. Added the ability for advanced search options in the filename field, including using quotes to group words, the "OR" operator and the "-" operator. Instructions on this functionality can be found on this wiki page.
4. If you have tracked a file the wording will change from "Track" to "Un-track". If you have endorsed a file the wording will change from "Endorse" to "Unendorse".
5. Fixed an issue with the vote, track and endorse buttons being a bit temperamental and sometimes not working.
6. If you have not voted for a file this month the vote button will be green. If you have voted for the file you are looking at the button will be orange. If you have voted for a mod, but not the mod you're currently looking at, the vote button will be yellow.
7. Added a confirmation popup for voting to let you know you've already voted for a file this month, that you can only vote for one file in a month, and if you vote for the current file you're looking at then your previous vote will be removed.
8. Adult-only files are now eligible for the hot files, provided the user has turned adult-only content viewing options on.
9. Added a "reply" link to every reply to a comment so that you don't have to scroll up to the original comment in order to reply (replying to a reply is just treated as a reply to the original comment, however, and there's no added nesting).
10. Replying to a comment will now bump the comment (and replies) to the top of the comments. If you don't like this functionality you can turn it off in your preferences under "Replies to posts bump the original post".
11. We have reduced the wait time between downloading a mod and endorsing a mod from 3 hours to 15 minutes.
12. The "Download with NMM" button no longer shows in the file header if a file has more than 1 main file. The user will have to go to the "files" tab and choose which file they want to download.