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Elto Hayes | 7/18/2012, 4:58 p.m.
As the group entered the carryout - one of 13 stores and gas stations visited as part of the walkthrough - Gray approached a shop employee who stood behind bulletproof glass. Shortly after, the employee opened the side door to let him in so that the two could talk privately. Within minutes, the employee began to remove boxes of rolling papers, cigars and other drug paraphernalia from shelves. "People understand why we are here," Gray said as he walked to his next stop.
"They know that we are developing an even more aggressive approach to having this drug paraphernalia out of our stores and in these communities."
The magnitude of the problem became evident when the group entered the Dollar Plus Food Store. More than 50 boxes of flavored cigars, which some customers use to smoke marijuana, lined the counter behind the cash register. Stops at other businesses uncovered loose cigarettes and hookah pipes, used to smoke tobacco or marijuana.
"For the sake of a few pennies, they are selling the souls of our children to the devil," Akhter said. "Once they start smoking, they start using drugs and get involved in criminal activity, and then they end up in the justice [system] and in jail. And the community pays for all of those things in addition to what happens to the individuals themselves."
"It's much simpler for us to be able to prevent people from smoking and from doing drugs than it is to reach them when they are already in the middle of it."
Gray's efforts were met with little resistance as merchants allowed the mayor and agency heads to dispose of the drug paraphernalia and loose cigarettes. District officials hope that the follow-up visits planned for Monday, July 16 will ensure that merchants are doing more than just offering lip service.
"We're indicating to them that this is a warning today if they have drug paraphernalia, and the next time, there will be a $2,000 fine," Gray said. "They've indicated that they would conform. We'll find out."


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I've recently gotten into anime as of this year.........and truthfully.......i'm officially HOOKED!
I've also even started to make my own little anime characters so far i've got a total of 25 characters. I've gotten some help with the anime from my friends....I'm super greatful to them. I based some of the characters off of my friends and one of myself. I'm really obbsessed with anime....sometimes i never shut up about it.....like now....lol.
Anywho....now a little about myself...
I love owls (or any animal really), drawing, reading, writing, music (i play the piano and love to sing), i love the outdoors, sunshine, summer, i'm a lio and a rabbit (i know, best combination right?!!!!), and obviously anime!!!!!!!!!! I also can speak some German, which i really don't care about!!!!!!!
I have always been interested in animals, the outdoors, and nature in general. I love drawing anything and everything (truthfully not everything, i hate drawing hands and feet). writing and reading kinda go into the same category (i love to write poetry and short stories). Music.....aaah the other half of me...jk that's kinda weird for me to say lol.... Surprisingly, piano isn't as difficult as people think.
Lion and a rabbit AMAZING!!!!!!!!!! AMEN for my summer birthday. Speaking of summer...i dont't love it because of my birthday, i love it becasue its warm and sunny. But when it rains i would rather sit outside all day!!!!! (normally i'm a usual lazy person). Ok, i think thats enough about me now....lol sorry....like i said i can talk non stop...I'm the type of person who can be super nice, but can flip out on you really easily. I love giving advice, talking to, and making people happy!!!(some of the few things i enjoy in life)
And finally, the subject at hand....ANIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Idk whether it started with Avatar, Naruto, Bleach or Hakuouki...but my opinion states, it most definitely started with Hakuouki....which i'm proud to say is AMAZING!!!! Shinpachi is my favorite though i keep saying and screaming Hajikatasan everywhere.... You can find me walking down my school hallway saying Hajikatasan!!!!!!! It gets people really annoyed....lol.....there always like "What are you saying?! Speak English!" Me: "Idk, it's just a name." And then i'd continue saying it.......aaaah good times....lol Now i've stopped saying it....it gotten to be old...Now i just sing the songs from what i watch....and of course...in Japanese!!!!!!!!! (it annoys the crap out of my friends lol)
It doesn't usually matter what kind of anime for me. I usually get some suggestions from my friends on whats good. We discuss on whether to watch them or not. It's like we have a little anime discussion group....lol I find Atack on Titan is okay, but not particularly one of my faves. Ouran High is okay too, again not fond of it as much as others. (Actually i take the Ouran High thing back I LOVE IT LOL)
I don't like it when seasons end too quickly or when they don't go the way u expected it to. (but sometimes, and this may just be me, but the shorter series may be the best) But i love reading the manga sometimes....u learn morefrom the actual story than from watching it. The most absolute thing i love about anime is the EYES!!!!!!!! I believe thats what got me officially hooked. Those beautiful eyes just make my heart melt!!!!!!!(Purple,blue, and green eyes are my favorite!) Anyway...like i said it doesn't matter really to me. I guess i kinda favor adventure and romance the most though. I mean, who doesn't like a little romance in the picture?! (i know a stupid question, some guys and girls do not like romantic animes but they're still apart of the anime lovers community) lol
Well....i think thats enough about me!!!!! Thank you all for your time!!!!!!!! Live long and prosper....lol hahahaha!!!!!! Peace out etc....yadayadayada......Thanks!!!!! Have a nice day!!!!! Lol
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Ahh - nice profile you have set up! ^^;
So you come up with ideas for characters/anime, play the piano, and sing, eh? Nice..!
Don't really know many Japanese groups, I'm afraid - know some Israeli, though, if you're interested xD
...which is a shame considering I'm tring to learn the language ._.
LOVE that owl's 'Bird of Prey' expression!
Saw this in the forums, and immediately thought of you!
YOUR ART: I wanna see your anime character creations!!!! They sound kawaii! (why argue over purple tigers? If one finds such a critter, it needs to be petted! *grin)
JAP MUSIC: I am so often looking up Japanese lyrics so that I can sing along with the songs I love! I usually have two screens open, one with lyrics so I can sing along, and one with the actual music video so I can watch the group or animation.
POETRY: Sadly, I don't read much of it, but I love poetry that scores with my emotions. I have a few chapbooks from amateur authors whose works really speak to me, and I love those. But they are a major fail if the work doesn't resonate with me personally. In general, I just adore poetry with meter and rhyme. Lord Alfred Tennyson. Edna St. Vincent Millay.
ANIMAL HAIR: My cats' hair is EVERYWHERE! They are Persians. 'nuff said.
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The Climate Change Act 2008 introduced a new power for the Secretary of State to direct "reporting authorities" (companies with functions of a public nature such as water and energy utilities) to prepare reports on how they are assessing and acting on the risks and opportunities from a changing climate.
In this first round of reporting (2009-11), 91 organisations (reporting authorities) have been issued with Directions to report.
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Conversion of Sportsman's Paradise to park likely
MARTINSBURG – With the support of federal agencies and state government, Berkeley County officials are optimistic about the possibility of converting the Sportsman's Paradise area into a public park.
In a project update at Thursday's Berkeley County Council meeting, Donna Seiler, who is coordinating the project, informed members that the county is close to acquiring the amount of property necessary to develop the one-time subdivision into a public area.
The buyout process began in 1996 when, after the area experienced back-to-back flood events, the Federal Emergency Management Agency began purchasing land parcels and turning the property over to the county.
"We want this property to turn it into a walking park (with) public access where you can launch shallow water boats, have a walking path and pavilion," Seiler said. "In order for us to get (the park), we have to be the majority owner of contiguous property."
According to Seiler, both FEMA and the state are aware, and approve, of transforming the area into a walking park for the county, as well as approving the mass grading that would need to occur on the property to prepare it for public traffic and use.
Currently, the properties already owned by the county are being allowed to revert back to their natural vegetative state, unless a parcel borders private property. Bordering land must be maintained to county standards with grass mowed to, at most, 10 inches, so as not to decrease property value.
At the end of the third phase of the FEMA buyout, the county will be near the necessary amount of contiguous land required to begin development of a public park.
"As of today there is no public access to the Potomac River in Berkeley County. It's a beautiful stretch of the river, a really nice area. This will give citizens a place to access the river, to go fishing," Seiler said.
Council members expressed the hope that once the public area is developed, the Martinsburg-Berkeley County Parks and Recreation staff would take over the maintenance and care of the land.
Parks and Recreation board members and Steve Catlett, executive director, visited the site two years ago with county officials to view the property.
While not commenting on whether Parks and Recreation would be willing to become stewards of the park once it is constructed, Catlett said he would "look at the situation and see what would be the best solution" when the probability became reality.
Parks and Recreation board President Buzz Poland expressed excitement over the possibilities associated with overseeing the property.
"We love to get (additional parks), but at the same time, just like a private property owner, you have to have cash flow to make improvements and maintain. We're excited about the potential of the recreational opportunities the property would provide Berkeley County residents and the tri-state area," Poland said.
Seiler and county staff will begin to look at the upcoming year's grant cycle for applicable grants to use for the project.
"There are grants available for us because in our contract with FEMA, we were very specific that we were going to have (Sportsman's Paradise) as a green space or a walking space," Seiler said.
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NEW YORK, February 23, 2007– Hilda Mundo-Lopez, an instructor at CUNY Brooklyn College and CUNY Fashion Institute of Technology has been named Cambridge Who's Who Professional of the Year in bilingual education. While inclusion in Cambridge Who's Who Registry is an honor, only two male and two female members in each discipline are named the Cambridge Who's Who Executive/Professional of the Year. The Cambridge Who's Who selection committee hand picks these special Who's Who honorees based on accomplishments, academic achievement, leadership and service.
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Open Borders
Over the past few days, I've been watching with interest on Twitter as Doug Mataconis and Jason Pye have been moaning about the new immigration law in Arizona. Now, I grant it's a bad law from a civil liberties perspective. I've seen to much of policing from the inside to trust police not to run a truck through any ambiguities that they find in the law.
But some of the links they've posted seem a bit overdone. For instance, one of them linked to an article that implied that there's a white supremacist behind the movement to pass the law. But what really caught my eye was a link to an article that gave all the standard libertarian reasons for having open immigration.
There was only one thing wrong with the article. It made all sorts of arguments about natural rights and economics, but nowhere did it address national security.
So, I guess my question is this: If you are going to argue for opening the borders, how will you go about doing so in a world of hostile nation-states, whose citizens may wish to do us harm? Clearly, the framers gave some thought to the issue, as they gave Congress plenary power to regulate immigration.
So, even granting that the rights-based and economic arguments are correct, which, mainly, I do, I still would like to know how you would address the security implications of open borders in a hostile world.
Surely, our agreement on the general principles of liberty don't require us to commit seppuku by allowing hostile foreign powers to take advantage of them, do they?
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To the Editor: In a recent issue of the Journal, dePiano et al (1) drew attention to the need for a multidisciplinary approach to the treatment of nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NAFLD). The concept is not new (2,3), but the difficulties involved in this type of management must be taken into consideration. The adherence to the experimental protocol was poor, probably due to the fact that the program was excessively time consuming. Adolescents were asked to spend 5 hours/week engaging in physical activity, attending nutritional classes, and attending physiological orientation groups. Nine patients dropped out of the follow-up and 11 adolescents did not fill out the 3-day diary recall. Thus, between-group statistical analyses were performed on only 18 simple obese and 5 NAFLD adolescents. Therefore, the power, title, and conclusions of the study may be debatable and misleading. The limited number of NAFLD patients makes this study an investigation of simple obesity rather than of obesity-related fatty liver disease. Sample size may also account for the lack of significant difference in baseline consumption of lipid. The determination of amount and quality of lipids intake should be of great interest in the understanding of the disease. High lipids (mostly saturated) intake contributes to reduced insulin sensitivity (4) and mitochondrial lipid oxidation (5), increased levels of leptin (6) independent of body weight (7), and, as stated by the authors, increased fat deposition in the hepatocytes (1).
Finally, we would also point out that the increased ratio between visceral and subcutaneous fat may be more detrimental than body mass index per se in terms of NAFLD development, this being associated with reduced levels of adiponectin (8). The evidence that 7% of NAFLD children are of normal weight supports these data (3).
In conclusion, we agree with the therapeutic approach suggested by the authors, but we believe strongly that it should be tailored to individual patient need. As far as dietary intake of lipids in the pathogenesis of NAFLD is concerned, it should be carefully evaluated in a larger cohort of adolescents.
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Rooting Your Android:
Rooting your Android enables you to take full control of your Android devices. By rooting you can delete all unnecessary Android apps that your phone manufacturer installed. In Noir A2 there are also sone unnecessary apps likes Talking Tom Cat(hate this app),Angry bird and Saavan. These three apps and some other apps are causing internal memory for most of the Noir users.
What you should know before rooting:
Rooting your Android device is not a rocket science. Many apps in the Play store are available that will root your Android device easily. But if the process gone wrong,your software may get damaged or your phone get bricked. Brick means that your phone will require a factory restore setup to come in working condition again. Rooting your phone can void your phone's warranty. But that's not a big deal you can revert rooting process by using apps available in Play store.
What to do before rooting:
Make a backup of your Android device such as contacts and messages. If you are using SD card on your Android remove it before starting the rooting process.
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25 U.S. Code § 1724 - Maine Indian Claims Settlement and Land Acquisition Funds in the United States Treasury
There is hereby established in the United States Treasury a fund to be known as the Maine Indian Claims Settlement Fund in which $27,000,000 shall be deposited following the appropriation of sums authorized by section 1733 of this title.
There is hereby established in the United States Treasury a fund to be known as the Maine Indian Claims Land Acquisition Fund in which $54,500,000 shall be deposited following the appropriation of sums authorized by section 1733 of this title.
Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 3113 and 3114(a) to (d) of title 40, the Secretary may acquire land or natural resources under this section from the ostensible owner of the land or natural resources only if the Secretary and the ostensible owner of the land or natural resources have agreed upon the identity of the land or natural resources to be sold and upon the purchase price and other terms of sale. Subject to the agreement required by the preceding sentence, the Secretary may institute condemnation proceedings in order to perfect title, satisfactory to the Attorney General, in the United States and condemn interests adverse to the ostensible owner. Except for the provisions of this subchapter, the United States shall have no other authority to acquire lands or natural resources in trust for the benefit of Indians or Indian nations, or tribes, or bands of Indians in the State of Maine.
The Secretary may not expend on behalf of the Passamaquoddy Tribe, the Penobscot Nation, or the Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians any sums deposited in the funds established pursuant to the subsections (a) and (c) of this section unless and until he finds that authorized officials of the respective tribe, nation, or band have executed appropriate documents relinquishing all claims to the extent provided by sections 1723, 1730, and 1731 of this title and by section 6213 of the Maine Implementing Act, including stipulations to the final judicial dismissal with prejudice of their claims.
Land or natural resources acquired by the Secretary in trust for the Passamaquoddy Tribe and the Penobscot Nation shall be managed and administered in accordance with terms established by the respective tribe or nation and agreed to by the Secretary in accordance with section 450f of this title, or other existing law.
When trust or restricted land or natural resources of the Passamaquoddy Tribe, the Penobscot Nation, or the Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians are condemned pursuant to any law of the United States other than this subchapter, the proceeds paid in compensation for such condemnation shall be deposited and reinvested in accordance with subsection (i)(2) of this section.
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BACKGROUND: Critical evaluation of all aspects of combat casualty care, including mortality, with a special focus on the incidence and causes of potentially preventable deaths among US combat fatalities, is central to identifying gaps in knowledge, training, equipment, and execution of battlefield trauma care. The impetus to produce this analysis was to develop a comprehensive perspective of battlefield death, concentrating on deaths that occurred in the pre–medical treatment facility (pre-MTF) environment.
METHODS: The Armed Forces Medical Examiner Service Mortality Surveillance Division was used to identify Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom combat casualties from October 2001 to June 2011 who died from injury in the deployed environment. The autopsy records, perimortem records, photographs on file, and Mortality Trauma Registry of the Armed Forces Medical Examiner Service were used to compile mechanism of injury, cause of injury, medical intervention performed, Abbreviated Injury Scale (AIS) score, and Injury Severity Score (ISS) on all lethal injuries. All data were used by the expert panel for the conduct of the potential for injury survivability assessment of this study.
RESULTS: For the study interval between October 2001 and June 2011, 4,596 battlefield fatalities were reviewed and analyzed. The stratification of mortality demonstrated that 87.3% of all injury mortality occurred in the pre-MTF environment. Of the pre-MTF deaths, 75.7% (n = 3,040) were classified as nonsurvivable, and 24.3% (n = 976) were deemed potentially survivable (PS). The injury/physiologic focus of PS acute mortality was largely associated with hemorrhage (90.9%). The site of lethal hemorrhage was truncal (67.3%), followed by junctional (19.2%) and peripheral-extremity (13.5%) hemorrhage.
CONCLUSION: Most battlefield casualties died of their injuries before ever reaching a surgeon. As most pre-MTF deaths are nonsurvivable, mitigation strategies to impact outcomes in this population need to be directed toward injury prevention. To significantly impact the outcome of combat casualties with PS injury, strategies must be developed to mitigate hemorrhage and optimize airway management or reduce the time interval between the battlefield point of injury and surgical intervention.
Understanding battlefield mortality is a vital component of the military trauma system. Emphasis on this analysis should be placed on trauma system optimization, evidence-based improvements in Tactical Combat Casualty Care guidelines, data-driven research, and development to remediate gaps in care and relevant training and equipment enhancements that will increase the survivability of the fighting force.
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I'm sorry to force another top ten list in front of your faces, but I would like to know your opinion on my list and on the films that i have chosen. I'm a 17 year old film lover and live in North Wales, I have been watching foreign films for the last two years therefore there is a lot of great films which I have not seen.
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La Strada (Fellini)
Ivan's Chdilhood (Tarkovsky)
Freeze, Die, Come To Life (Kanevsky)
Shadows Of Our Forgotten Ancestors (Paradjanov)
Les Quatre Cents Coups (Truffaut)
Le Mepris (Godard)
Knife In The Water (Polanski)
Three Colours: Blue (Kieslowski)
Autumn Sonata (Bergman)
L'Age D'Or (Bunuel)


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Evan Mack's 'My Other Journey Home'
October 9, 2013 —
BETHEL, NY — Evan Mack returns to the community for his first concert in Sullivan County since 2007. "My Other Journey Home" is a concert of music composed by Mack, with works for solo piano, opera, violin and choir on Sunday, October 20 at 2 p.m. at Bethel Woods Center for Performing Arts. The performance will include mezzo-soprano Kara Cornell, violinist Joshua Rodriguez, and the Port Jervis High School Choir under the baton of Ruth Ann Gordon. The choir will sing Evan Mack's "Langston Hughes's Dream of Freedom."
Before the show there will be a hands-on art activity from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m., based on the afternoon's performance. It is designed to contextualize the performance, helping to immerse youth of all ages in the arts through a variety of media.
Mack is the composer and librettist of "Angel of the Amazon," which premiered in May 2011 by Encompass New Opera Theatre at the Baryshnikov Arts Center in New York City and has been released worldwide by Albany Records. His opera "Beach and Moan" is the 2013 winner of Atlanta Opera's 24-hour Opera Project. His new opera, "The Secret of Luca," premiered in Cincinnati in 2012 and is being workshopped across the country. He is published with Hal Leonard. Mack's latest opera is an adaptation of the best-selling novel Roscoe, by Pulitzer Prize-winning author William Kennedy. On October 13, Mack will be inducted into the Port Jervis Hall of Fame.
This event is free and open to the public. Groups of six or more coming with an established group (like a scout troop) can make reservations through firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Critics say it's almost impossible to understand the intricacies of Obamacare and its attempt to reform health care through the Affordable Care Act.
That would certainly be true if you tried digesting the full 955 pages of the Act, which was passed into law by Congress in March of 2010 and upheld by the Supreme Court in June of 2012.
But to boil it down to a single sentence, the aim of Obamacare is simply to provide affordable health insurance to every American.
Additionally, Obamacare will encourage preventative care and regular doctor visits to minimize costly catastrophic care.
How? By encouraging good old-fashioned competition between insurance companies, rather than the virtual monopolies many companies now hold in their respective states.
And, although every citizen of the U.S. will be required to carry some form of health insurance under Obamacare or face a penalty of $95 per year, it's also true that federal subsidies are available to help you pay for your coverage -- especially if you are young or on a low income.
Judging by the millions of Americans who flocked to the new state and federal insurance exchanges on October 1, Obamacare seems poised to become a popular alternative for many uninsured citizens. Especially once its benefits are explained in an easy-to-understand manner.
For starters, Obamacare's Health Insurance Marketplace offers four tiers of coverage tailored to your age, income and wish-list, with Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum plans available.
Currently, 13 insurers are participating in the federal Marketplace. Of those, Blue Cross/Blue Shield is the only mega-insurer in the nation to jump in as a participant in the exchanges, according to a report on National Public Radio.
Other major insurers are reportedly taking a wait-and-see approach to participating with Obamacare. These companies fear the risk of insuring large numbers of people who may suffer too many health problems to be profitable as clients.
But once major insurers get involved in Obamacare, brace yourself for a deluge of Geico-style advertisements hawking the benefits of various insurance plans in easyto-understand terms.
Tea Party radicals in the Republican Congress -- who have no alternative plan for health care whatsoever -- have framed Obamacare as an unworkable mess, even treasonous. But the nuts & bolts of the plan were created by former presidential candidate Mitt Romney during his tenure as governor of Massachusetts from 2003-2007.
Although Romney has disavowed Obamacare, the system he established has resulted in 98% of the citizens of Massachusetts being covered by health insurance today through a state exchange of insurers.
Unlike Massachusetts, Michigan is one of 34 states which has decided not to establish a state health insurance exchange. For the present, those shopping for insurance must go to the federal exchange, with info on how to sign up at https://www.healthcare.gov .
Unfortunately, the Affordable Care Act was assembled like a Frankenstein monster by a Congress beholden to special interests in the healthcare, insurance and pharmaceutical industries.
As a result, there are likely to be numerous problems to be ironed out in the years ahead.
For instance, as of 2015, companies employing more than 50 workers will be required to provide health insurance for employees under Obamacare or face a fine. But many companies may decide that the fine is a lesser expense than the cost of providing health care. There is also the fear that some companies may shed employees, rather than pay for health insurance.
And, although no one in the country is required to give up their present health insurance coverage in favor of Obamacare, it's also true that many small companies may decide to cancel their employee insurance benefits now that lower-cost insurance is available via the exchanges. Otherwise, small businesses will have their own market place for purchasing group coverage at competitive rates.
Following is a rundown on the new federal Health Insurance Marketplace from https:// www.healthcare.gov with open enrollment underway until March 31, 2014. You can apply for a variety of insurance plans on the site, tailored to your age, health, and how large a deductible you're willing to pay on your policy.


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Drawing relatively closer to the highly anticipated drama's broadcast date, the cast members of 'Dream High 2', gathered at the Imperial Palace Hotel in Seoul on January 17th for a press conference. More »
As previously reported, four members of Super Junior will be going on blind dates with actresses at the behest of Leeteuk's wife, Kang Sora. One of the couples, Donghae and Son Eunseo, had already been revealed, but now, we get to see the other three couples. More »
Dream High 2 is back with yet another poster for the series and this will be the last official poster of the series before it kicks off on January 30th. More »
Dream High 2 is shaping up to be quite the anticipated drama as it will be the new season following the hit drama from last year, Dream High. After seeing a series of teasers and posters, we now get treated to another poster! More »
On the January 14th broadcast of 'We Got Married', Super Junior's Leeteuk and Kang Sora moved into their new apartment and spent their first day there together. More »
Super Junior is going on a blind date!! At least a couple of them are for MBC TV's We Got Married. More »
Oh hey look, it's a brand new poster for upcoming drama Dream High 2. Oh wait, what's that? All six students actually show their face for the poster. Awesome! More »
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Past: Eagle Scout. President, National Capital Area Council.
Present: Elected to National Executive Board in 2000.
Committees: Investments. Administration Group. National Scouting Museum. Officers. chairman, BSAAM. HR/Innovation and Research Group.
Board member, Guide Dogs of America. Board member, Work in America Institute. Board member, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Public Advisory Board. Vice President, International Metalworkers Federation. Vice president, AFL-CIO.
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January 5, 2013
Gallup: Mormons most religious, Jews least religious
In a Gallup poll released on Christmas Eve, Mormons were the "most religious" of any faith group surveyed by far – 87% of us said that our religion was important to our daily lives, and 81% of us attend worship services at least monthly. At the other end of the spectrum, Jews were the least likely to profess a daily attachment to their faith (41%) or attend worship services (32%).
Before I started working in the Jewish community, I would have been surprised by these figures. However, I know now that while a lot of Jews avoid praying in synagogues or engaging in daily Torah study, almost all of the Jews I know respect, honor and live the wonderful Jewish values that have enriched and enlightened the world. They value education, family, tradition, and tolerance, and are often leaders in their community. Mormons are increasingly known for espousing similar values. How, then, to explain the great disparity in religious observance? Several differences between the two communities immediately come to mind.
First, a far higher percentage of Mormons are converts. Both my wife and I are converts, as are many of our friends and acquaintances in the church. There is no zeal quite like a convert's enthusiasm for his new faith, which is also very infectious. By way of contrast, the overwhelming majority of Jews were born into their faith, one that does not actively seek converts.
Second, Mormonism is strictly a religious identity, and the way to express that identity is to go to church and participate in the community's religious rites and rituals. Jews, of course, are members of both a religion and a people with a distinctive culture and history. Consequently, there are many ways of expressing one's Jewishness that have nothing to do with religion. In fact, Jews can be atheists and still be considered as Jewish as Orthodox rabbis. There may well be Mormon atheists, but I have yet to meet one.
Third, on a related note, the percentage of all Mormons attending at least one meeting a month seems a bit too high. This is probably because the Mormons in the survey self-identified as members of the LDS Church. While active Mormons are likely to share their religious identity with strangers, "less active" Mormons who don't attend church are probably more likely to choose another religious label, including "none." In my experience, even Jews who never see the inside of a synagogue are quick to identify themselves as Jewish.
Fourth, Mormons do not have professional clergy members or staff in their congregations. This puts the burden of running the church at the local level on lay members, who are called to lead congregations, teach Sunday School, deliver sermons, keep records, serve and visit other members, etc. Most members have at least one such calling, making it easier for their religion to become important to their daily lives.
Finally, our missionary program makes a big difference. Every year we send tens of thousands of missionaries all over the world to share our beliefs with others. We tend to love what we sacrifice for, and our missionaries come home with increased discipline, knowledge, love for their area of service, and dedication to their faith. I have publicly stated many times my desire for Judaism to become a proselytizing faith once again, which I have no doubt would raise the level of religious observance throughout the Jewish community to historic levels.
Best wishes for a successful, memorable 2013 to all of my readers.
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ALthough we struggle scoring points without Gallo's contribution, I find it funny that opponents points per is lower without him. Obviously that means our defense is better w/ Turiaf, but also another defender (and better strategy) added with Gallo should make a big difference.Knicks' keys against the Spurs
January, 4, 2011
By Jared Zwerling
It's not so much of a surprise that the Spurs, who enter the Garden tonight, have the best record in the league at 29-4. Since 1997, when the team drafted Tim Duncan, they've won at least 50 games each year and haven't missed the playoffs once. (During the half-season lockout in 1998-99, they won 37.) What's been a surprise is how they've amassed that record with Duncan being only the team's third-leading scorer (13.6 ppg, a career-low). Here's how they're doing it and how the Knicks have to stop it:
Gregg Popovich, who's now in his 15th season as Spurs head coach, has for the first time ditched his deliberate halfcourt offense in favor of an up-tempo attack. Since Duncan's arrival, the team has never been higher than 19th in possessions per 48 minutes; they now rank 10th. The Spurs' 105.6 points per game rank fourth in the league; the previous high for a Popovich-coached team was 10th. They have done it by moving away from Duncan as the focal point of the offense and targeting their guard play. As a result, Manu Ginobili has raised his scoring average from the past two seasons to 18.7 ppg and he's second in the league in three-pointers made per game (2.5). Also, Tony Parker is averaging a career-best 7.1 assists. Not to mention, the Spurs are spreading out their scoring. In addition to the double-figure Big 3 of Duncan, Ginobili and Parker, Richard Jefferson is averaging 13.4 points and George Hill is averaging 11.5 off the bench. From SI.com: "They're pushing the ball better than any team in the league," says a Western Conference scout. "They're unselfish, and the ball moves fluidly. It's like they were built to play like this." The Knicks' transition defense will have to be at its best tonight and they'll need to be aware of cross-court passes and quick look-aheads, which Popovich has stressed since training camp.
While the Spurs' defense is not picture-perfect like it was when they won four titles, it's still strong. They're holding opponents to 96.7 points per game, which is the 10th-best mark in the league. Now that Danilo Gallinari is out for two to three weeks with a mild left knee sprain, the Knicks will need a scoring boost. But their defense shouldn't have a big setback.
Pts/48 Mins 108.9 99.4 (937 in 452 min)
Opp Pts/48 Mins 106.9 101.3 (955 in 452 min)
Pt diff/48 Mins +2.0 -1.9 (-18 in 452 min)
FG pct 48.0 43.1 (350-812)
3-pt FG pct 38.6 34.1 (85-249)
Opp FG pct 47.7 44.2 (353-799)
Opp 3-pt FG pct 38.9 32.2 (56-174)
Without Gallo, Toney Douglas needs to pick up right where he left off against the Pacers (12 points and seven assists in 29 minutes). It was arguably the backup point guard's best game as a scorer and playmaker. Also Shawne Williams will have to hit some big threes and if Landry Fields can create a little more off the dribble and get to the line, which he's capable of, that wouldn't hurt either. Overall, expect to see the starting five play more than their league-high 38.9 minutes per game average because the Knicks will need everything and more from them to stymie the Spurs.
Unfortunately, the Knicks' first unit needs to have a perfect game tonight to beat the Spurs because, right now, they don't have enough punch off the bench. When the Magic beat the Spurs 123-101 on December 23, even though they got outrebounded 46 vs. 39, which could eat up the Knicks tonight (from Duncan to DeJuan Blair), they got enough second-unit production to overcome the Spurs' fast-paced charge (44 points). After Douglas and Williams, the question becomes: Who else can step up offensively?
Compiled by Mike Lynch, ESPN Research
This team seems too much to handle, Pop will try to exploit the interior (duh) and still have quality guard play.
Hopefully we complete down low but don't overplay or Parker and Ginobili will kill us.
This game and the circumstance begs for an appearance by the DNP bigs on the bench.
My bet is MDA won't budge, other wing players like Walker etc...


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Welcome Back For Spring 2012!!!!!!!!
Welcome Back For Spring 2012!!!!!!!!
Welcome Back For Spring 2012!!!!!!!!
Oct 12, 2011 Meeting Minutes
Committee Assignments, The Summer's BBQ/Potluck, Constitution and By-Laws Review Committee, Faculty Teaching Award and a Campus Expo booth?
The Student Lounge forums are intended to promote the exchange of information and ideas among UWM School of Information Studies (SOIS) Students and to give students a chance to meet and socialize informally.
Discuss and vote on the Revised Lounge Policies (attached), form sub-committee to provide possible revisions to the constitution and by-laws (attached), Begin planning Summer BBQ/Potluck, SOISorg Participation in WLA planning, recruiting new org members, succession planning/recruiting for members to faculty committees, romoting student chapters, possible date for next meeting(s)
The SOIS Dodgeball team had one of its best nights and one of its worst nights tonight as the BallDodgers faced the Ninjas in the final match of the regular season.
The new season has begun for the SOIS Dodgeball squad. The team is back with some returning vets, some rookies, and a new name with a letter(s) taken from each player's name: BallDodgers. This time around the team has dug deep into the MLIS pool of talent to increase our opponent's pain.
Join the SOISorg at the Kenwood Inn (3rd floor Union) on Tuesday, April 5 from 12:30 to 2 for an afternoon of networking, discussion about the program and what is going on around the school. For more information about the Kenwood Inn and menu options please visit: http://www.aux.uwm.edu/dining/pages/locations/union/the-kenwood-inn.php. Meal prices range from $8 to $14. Hope to see you there.
I'm working on getting a team together for the UWM Intramural Dodgeball league.
Join SOIS Students, Faculty and Staff for 2 hours of Wii fun and pizza in Bolton Hall 521 from 4 to 6 PM on Friday, Feb 4, 2011.


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Blue Avenue August 4
By Bob Dorr • Jul 21, 2013
Lots of new blues releases to listen to on this week's show including the latest by Trampled Under Foot, Buddy Guy, and the reigning queen of Beale Street, Barbara Blue. Plus we'll hear exclusive IPR recordings of Smokin' Joe Kubek and Bnois King at the 2011 Mississippi Valley Blues Fest in Davenport. And the Blues on Vinyl set includes records by Clarence Carter and Jr. Wells.


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Excel Date Conversions And DNA
From The Register: Excel ate my DNA.
Genetic research is being hampered by a smart formatting function in Excel, according to US researchers.
The errors are introduced because some genetic identifiers look very like dates to Excel. If the spreadsheet is not properly set up, it will convert an identifier, such as SEPT2 to a date: 2-Sep. The conversion, the researchers say, is irreversible: once the error has been introduced, the original data is gone.
(Thanks Tim Spellman)
Posted on 16 July, 2004
Inexplicable Objects
Here are 162 weeks worth of Inexplicable Objects. I can't explain it. It's inexplicable.
Posted on 16 July, 2004
Adjuh's Phototshop Work
Take a look at Adjuh's site -- especially the Little Brother and Big Brother links.
(via The Presurfer)
Posted on 16 July, 2004
Tumbleweeds For Sale
If you need a tumbleweed, check out the Prairie Tumbleweed Farm. Their motto:
"If they don't tumble, we don't sell them!"
Posted on 16 July, 2004
Are You Tired?
If you're tired, tell them why. This may be the ultimate minimalist Web site.
Posted on 16 July, 2004
Lunch Clock
Want a longer lunch break? It's easy with Lunch Clock.
lunchclock is a JavaScript clock that distorts time to give you a longer lunch hour. lunchclock discreetly runs fast in the morning, runs slow over lunch, and runs fast again in the afternoon. The result is that the length of your working day is unchanged, but you can sneak a few extra minutes onto your lunch break.
Posted on 16 July, 2004
Fake Bands
The ultimate fake band list: Rocklopedia Fakebandica.
Finally, all the fictional bands and singers from TV and movies listed in one convenient, scarily obsessive place. Why? It's the Internet, stupid! The Internet was created for such things as this! And now we have almost hit the 600 mark!
Posted on 16 July, 2004
Ice Photographs
Ice Photography by D. Himes.
Between February and March of 2003, I took about 1,500 photographs of ice forms. The forms were made by pouring water into household objects like bowls, vases, and balloons, and then freezing or partially freezing them in the fridge.
For lighting, I generally kept the room pitch black and used only a flashlight to illuminate the ice.
Posted on 16 July, 2004
According to johnny.ihackstuff, a GoogleDork is...
An inept or foolish person as revealed by Google.
Johnny, by the way, describes himself as a Christian hacker.
Posted on 16 July, 2004
Mr. Sheep
Welcome to Mr. Sheep's inter-world-web-superhighway-site-thing.
This is where I publish images and small animations, made using Jasc Paint Shop Pro 7 and Animation Shop 3.
Just do some clicking, and you may find some weird and/or amusing stuff. Like this one, called "The Interview."
Posted on 16 July, 2004
Management By Baseball
Here's an interesting blog: Management by Baseball.
Management consultant & ex-baseball reporter Jeff Angus shows you almost everything you need to know about management you can learn from baseball.
(via Doc Searls Weblog)
Posted on 16 July, 2004
The Rappin' Trucker
Somebody bought a CD from a truck stop, and posted the MP3s. It's called Buck Truck, The Rappin' Trucker.
It was a chance I had to take. I plunked down my $4.99 and walked out with this potentially cringeworthy find.
The good news is that it's worse than I could have imagined. It was originally released in 1990, and I can't imagine that it's still in print. One listen, and one understands why "rap music" plus "truckers" didn't zoom as a concept.
I sampled a few tracks, and it's not really that bad. It's much more listenable than most "real" rap music that I've heard. It would probably be moderately entertaining on a long drive.
(via Boing Boing)
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Honey & Spice Roasted Almonds Recipe
Seasoned nut mixes can be expensive to buy. So I buy unblanched almonds to toast and season at home. The sweet honey and spicy cayenne pepper come together beautifully.—Patty Getzin, Wenatchee, Washington
- 1-1/2 cups unblanched almonds
- 1/2 cup sugar, divided
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 2 tablespoons honey
- 1. Arrange almonds in a single layer in an ungreased 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 10-15 minutes or until golden brown, stirring once.
- 2. In a small bowl, combine 1/4 cup sugar, salt and cayenne; set aside. In a large skillet, heat oil over medium heat. Add roasted almonds and honey; cook and stir for 2 minutes. Sprinkle with remaining sugar; cook 1 minute longer or until sugar is dissolved. Remove from the heat; add reserved sugar mixture and toss to coat.
- 3. Immediately spread onto waxed paper; cool completely. Break into pieces. Store in an airtight container. Yield: about 2 cups.
Nutritional Facts
1/3 cup: 317 calories, 21g fat (2g saturated fat), 0 cholesterol, 404mg sodium, 30g carbohydrate (24g sugars, 4g fiber), 8g protein.
Reviews for Honey & Spice Roasted Almonds
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If by 'letting its hair down' you mean Once Upon A Time will indulge in the darkness and anxiety of fairy-tales, that's exactly what we got in this episode. Plus, "The Tower," has even more Rumplestilskin. We're moving in the right direction y'all.
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- Director: Ralph Hemecker
- Writer: Robert Hull
- Cast: Ginnifer Goodwin, Jennifer Morrison, Robert Carlyle, Lana Parrilla, Josh Dallas, Michael Raymond-James, Colin O'Donoghue, Jared S. Gilmore, Rebecca Mader, Sean Maguire
Episode Title: "The Tower"
In the Enchanted Forest, Charming dreams an anxious dream about being a bad father and losing Emma. So he's not psyched the next morning when Snow announces she's pregnant. Before heading back to Sherwood, Robin Hood tells Charming of a magic root that might help take away his fear. While seeking it, he finds the tower of Rapunzel, who's been trapped by a mysterious, hooded figure since the death of her older brother. Charming tries to rescue her, but discovers the presence is the embodiment of her fear. By cutting off her hair, Rapunzel is able to destroy it and be reunited with her parents. In Storybrooke, it's Zelina who doses David's tea with the hallucinogenic fear factor, even as Emma and Hook track down the witch's homestead. David's standoff with his fear, complete with sword fight and strangling, ends with his sword's hilt vanishing into a green puff of smoke. Regina, who volunteered for Henry duty earlier, explains that David's courage transferred into the hilt, in a magically symbolic way. So it's probably not a good thing that the hilt reappears in Zelina's handbag. Our four A-Team members go back to the witch's farm only to find the storm cellar where Rumple was being kept empty. He's loose!
The Good:
- Tangled: Charming, bless him, isn't the strongest or most interesting character on the show, but Josh Dallas did a fine job holding down the episode. It shows how much he can do when pulled out of Snow's orbit. Plus, there's a nice sense of completion to our fairy-tale of the week character we haven't gotten from the show in a while. Are Ariel and Tink out solving NCIS mysteries? If so, why didn't they invite Belle? Rapunzel's story, on the other hand, is fully satisfying.
- Run This Town: There's only one appropriate reaction to Rumple being on the loose and it's "Aww yeah!" But based on "The Tower," we hope there's more one-on-one confrontations between Wicked and Rumple The scene between the two in the cellar cage was easily the best moment of the hour. Her lovely taunting of Regina aside, this is really the first chance we've had to see the extent of Rebecca Mader's fangs. Any scene with Robert Carlyle elevates whatever's going on, but the Wicked Witch's hatred is palpable – which is what you want.
- Defying Gravity: When the visuals on Once Upon A Time call attention to themselves, it's usually the CGI showing its teeth. But to director Ralph Hemecker's credit, there was some nice play in the cinematography of "The Tower." The show had room for a lot of jump-cut coverage of the fear-Dementors; both the tower itself and the nursery in Charming's dream were shot a little more dynamically than we see usually. This gave a sense of anxiety to those environments. The Dutch angles inside the Charming's white, cheery loft brought more terror than you can fit in a teapot.
The So-So:
- Totems: See what you did there, Once Upon A Time, with the steamy (misty, because there's suddenly snow on the ground) conversation between Hook and Emma about having her heart broken. Stuff like that, and the fact Neal's still MIA, hints the show's sided with the rest of us on this particular triangle. But with the hints about Zelina's drunken father maybe relating to a certain false Wizard, we hope the next two episodes aren't about taking Emma's heart and Regina's brains or something to turn Snow's baby into Dorothy. The oblique nods, like Mrs. Gulch's bicycle sitting on Zelina's porch, are more satisfying.
The Bad:
- Austere Sense of Design: The episode didn't have any clunker elements, but struck a balance between its fairy flashback and the present. It's a Goldilocks, if you will, with nothing amazing and nothing amiss. We would only like to point out that Snow's (lack of) judgment was made all the more cringe-worthy by the sunniness of her yellow dress. She continues to be an impeccable reader of people, if your criterion for that is being wrong.
Not the show's most memorable outing, but "The Tower" was certainly a satisfying one. Dallas got a chance to add some depth to Charming. The fact that Rapunzel was a princess of color wasn't a big deal at all, Rumple's at large and Emma and Hook are like two and half episodes away from making out. Things are looking up.
Rating: 7/10
Once Upon A Time airs Sundays at 8 p.m. on ABC.
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RENDON - For the passing drivers who slow down and stare each day, and for most of the immediate neighbors, the place could not be more mysterious if it had dropped down from Mars. This is Rendon, after all, a quiet, unincorporated enclave of old-time (Christian) religion 20 miles southeast of downtown Fort Worth, a place where the writings of Deepak Chopra and the teachings of the Dalai Lama have not deeply penetrated.
But, as unlikely as it seems, it is here, on 10 wooded acres along Rendon Road - just down from Fay's Cafe, rusting roadside hubcap art and scattered trailer homes - that the mystical East has come to meet the rural West.
Last Dec. 14, Zen Buddhist monks and nuns from around the world, plus hundreds of lay Buddhists from the United States, dedicated the majestic new temple of the Quang Chieu Zen Monastery. Every Sunday since, scores of lay people, most of them Vietnamese Americans, drive through the monastery gates, often in luxury cars and large SUVs. They are North Texas engineers, postal workers, homemakers, insurance agents and their children. They don gray robes to meditate, chant Buddhist sutras, study Zen teachings and eat potluck lunches afterward.
The place is home to about a dozen nuns, humble and solicitous women who meditate almost four hours a day and forswear meat, television, radio and newspapers (though there is a cell phone handy for emergencies and a donated treadmill in the dining room). They say their intention, and that of their spiritual leader, Vietnamese Zen master Thich Thanh Tu, is to minister to Buddhists and non-Buddhists alike, by teaching meditation, which millions of Americans in recent years have found to be a powerful palliative to the stress of Western life.
So far, new students have only trickled in, typically finding the monastery by accident. One of them, a Roman Catholic and Vietnamese construction company owner, saw a group of his countrymen building the temple while driving by on Rendon Road last year and stopped to offer his services. In the process, the man was introduced to the art of meditation and Zen philosophy. He now spends much of his free time meditating at the temple and still attends Mass on Sundays.
Indian-born Neelu Udeshi of Mansfield, said she thought her son was joking when he called one day in March, telling her he had driven past a new Buddhist temple in the area. Udeshi, another novice meditator who had been looking for a temple for years, left to find the place herself the moment she hung up the phone.
She was immediately mesmerized by the monastery - the majestic temple, the man-made stream that flows downhill around large rocks and through beautiful gardens, the welcoming lay people and kindly nuns.
"It's like my prayers had been answered," said Udeshi, who was raised a Hindu in India. "I just felt at home. You know, you have some kind of idea in your head of how a place should be, and this was exactly how I had imagined a Buddhist temple. It's just so peaceful. The nuns are so happy and so willing to help. When I go there, I don't want to leave."
Many of the neighbors along Rendon Road, however, were less sanguine about the newcomers, at least initially.
Three years ago, lay followers of Thich Thanh Tu obtained the master's permission to build a temple in North Texas. Using private donations, they purchased the 10 acres that were for sale on Rendon Road. Tu, who has about 100,000 followers in Vietnam, Australia, Europe, Canada and the United States, dispatched Thich Nu Hanh Dieu, one of his leading nuns from the home monastery in Vietnam, to supervise construction.
Then last year, mystified neighbors watched as truckloads of dirt and cement bags arrived up the hill. A huge statue of Buddha was set in place, and the temple of red brick, exotic yellow lattice and a red tile roof was built around it by scores of lay volunteers.
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According to the University of Maryland School of Medicine, glutamine is the most abundant amino acid in the body. Amino acids are the building blocks of protein, and are essential for muscle repair and healing. When the body isn't stressed it generally produces a sufficient amount of glutamine, but under some circumstances—such as when you're recovering from an injury or on an intense body-building routine—extra glutamine can be helpful.
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Waiting for my Sensei with a scroll
Meh ***gy training, to much pink.
Tell me all you know of the Sharingan.
Sharingan is a dojutsu Kekkei Genkai passed through the Uchiha clan. It posses multiple abilities & has three different stages, ranging from a single tomoe to three individual tomoes. The overall abilities of the sharingan include, being able to see chakra & recognize different chakra from each person. Being able to perceive an opponent's movements due to the ability of focusing solely on their muscle tension, & having the ability to focus on faster movements (making it seem as if in slow motion), which in turn allows the user to follow a string of handseals made by the opponent & mimic them with almost exact timing. The user being able to see chakra allows them to notice the flow of one's chakra, noticing any differences in their chakra(such as foreign chakra). These abilities can heighten during each stage of the Sharingan, such as..
One Tomoe - To awaken one's sharingan they have had to of gone through an emotional tragedy. One tomoe allows the opponent to perceive motions at a speed that only a higher level rank could follow. It is also able to follow commonly used Taijutsu techniques even if improved with a slight gain of speed. Visual Genjutsu of D Rank or below can be noticed with the use of Sharingan
Two Tomoe - The second stage of Sharingan has heightened abilities of the first. Also allowing to copy movements of the opponent if they are physically possible. They can perceive faster movements than the first tomoe giving them a better chance to react to the offensive & copy a Ninjutsu technique used by the opponent by mimicking the handseals performed. The second stage allows the user to recognize Genjutsu of C Rank & below.
Three Tomoe - The final stage of the basic sharingan. This allows the user to perceive motions at a faster pace, to a certain extent predict basic movements & even copy such movements if it is physically allowed. The sharingan can tracks exceptionally high speeds & copy Taijutsu to the letter. A newly acquired power to the sharingan which allows the user to create illusions which effect not only the targets mind but also there senses, most techniques such as these would require direct eye contact to achieve. The user is able to notice B Rank & below genjutsu.
Good, now show me your sharingan bby.
I look toward my sensei & slowly close my eyes. In a dramatic Uchiha fashion I suddenly open both eyelids, widening as much as possible, my eyes bulge out with my iris covered over in a crimson red. Three tomoe are revealed around each pupil.
(Doujutsu: Sharingan) Eye Technique: Copy Wheel Eye
Type: Supplementary
Rank: A-Rank
Range: Short-Long
Chakra: 30 (-10 per turn to keep active)
Damage: N/A
One of the Three Great Dōjutsu (San Daidōjutsu), the Sharingan is the kekkei genkai of the Uchiha clan. Unlike the other Dōjutsu, not all members of the Uchiha Clan possess the Sharingan. This great Dōjutsu seems to awaken only on exceptional Uchiha members and only in times of great stress. Once awaken, the pupil turns red and a single tomoe (巴) seal appears around the center pupil. As the user masters and evolves their eyes, the tomoe (巴) seals increase, topping 3 per eye. The main ability of the Sharingan, like any other Dōjutsu, is to enable the user to see the flow of chakra. This ability is further improved as the Sharingan gives color to chakra, enabling the user to differentiate chakras from different people or from different sources. Although the user can see chakra through matter, he cannot see beyond dense matter or in long distances. Coupled with the ability to see chakra, Sharingan users gain acess to an incredible clarity of perception that enables them to read insanely fast movements or minor details, enabling them the ability to foresee in an easier way, traps, incoming attacks, etc. This clarity of perception is so great that a Sharingan user can sometimes start performing a counter to an attack that is still being performed, enabling the counter to be launched only a split a second after the attack. This clarity of perception leaves Sharingan users able to track high speed movement easily as well as to read through handseals. This last ability enables them to learn techniques much faster and sometimes copy them directly from the enemy, as long as the user has the necessary chakra affinities and requirements to perform it. Finally, the Sharingan is often linked to Genjutsu and mind-manipulating illusions, mostly because the user can, mostly through Eye Contact, directly and precisely use his chakra to manipulate the enemy's chakra flow. In return, the users clarity of perception gives him the ability to more easily decipher visual illusions cast upon him and see past them. The Sharingan has a great cost to the user though. The chakra consumption disables its use for long periods of time and, even when the user grows stronger, it's still hard to keep it active for long periods of time.
Note: The user, if he hasn't gained full mastery over his Sharingan, will need to spend a move to activate it, although as long as he has chakra and enough stamina he'll be able to keep it active until the end of the match. If the user is Sannin Rank or above and has gained his 3 Tomoe Sharingan and held it for one month, he becomes able to passively activate it, meaning he'll no longer spend a move of his 3 per turn.
Note: To avoid direct Eye Contact and be able to focus only on the body movement below the chin, the opponent needs to have mastered Taijutsu to possess the necessary skill.
Note: Predicting the nature of a technique or what it exactly is requires the user to either know the technique or that its a cannon technique.
Note: Danzo and Kakashi bios activate the Sharingan by removing the covers in their respective eyes and suffer a +10 chakra consumption per turn penalty
Note: The user is bound by the abilities and limits of the stage of sharingan he possesses, stated in the rules of the KG.
Well you seem to have the hang of that.
So wait why did you need training with 3 tomoe?
Because I was bored with 2 tomoe .
I have had my Sasuke bio for a long time now (longer than you traitor) & really want him with a full arsenal. I try my best to RP as Sasuke along with the limiting my elements to lightning & fire & I could do so much better with an extra tomoe. Uchiha are one of my favorite clans. #SasukeonehitMinato
But you just activated 3 tomoe. The **** kinda conundrum is this.
You want 3T training but you have 3T?
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