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The state of Missouri requires parents to present immunization records for each child including DTP, polio, mumps and both measles vaccines (rubeola and rubella). For a complete listing of those immunizations, visit the Missouri Dept. of Health. A child must be one of the following:
- Adequately immunized — evidenced by dates provided to the school.
- In the process of becoming adequately immunized — evidenced by providing the proper "in-progress" card to the school.
Properly exempted — evidenced by the proper medical or religious exception, signed and provided to the school.
Information regarding student immunizations required by the State of Missouri are on the Department of Health and Senior Services website for parents to review:


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ADB should fund surveys to assess wind energy potentials in Morocco, CDER Morocco, Economics, 10/30/2004
The African Development Bank should fund surveys to assess wind energy potentials in Morocco, said a recommendation of the Moroccan Center for Renewable Energy Development (CDER). In a preliminary report on wind energy in the North African country, presented to the seminar held in Tunis on October 28 and 29, the CDER said funds could also be earmarked for technical and economic feasibility studies in Morocco on this kind of energy. The center has identified some 40 sites likely to host wind power installations and facilities that can generate substantial power and could be connected to the electricity network. The center also recommended, at the seminar held under the theme "wind energy in Africa: untapped resources," to the Tunis-based bank, to finance wind energy projects in the Moroccan rural zone to help supply power to villages and public facilities, like schools, health centersÉ and other projects. The CDER report notes that Morocco depends heavily on energy imports, hence the interest in wind energy, for power consumption has been growing in the country with 10.96 million TOE (ton of oil equivalent) in 2003 up from 8.55 million TOE in 1998. The report also said the energy bill of Morocco went up from 11 billion Dhs (1.1 billion euro) in 2000 to 19.6 billion Dhs in 2003, which is eight per cent of the GDP. The document, which recalled a number of wind energy projects are under study in Morocco, said wind energy output in the country reached 203 GWH in 2003 compared to 194 GWH the previous year, thanks particularly to wind energy fields in the region of Tetuan, Northern Morocco. Wind energy accounted for 1.4 percent in 2001 in total energy output, 1.2 percent the following year and 1.0 in 2003, said the report adding that, with the upcoming building of new sites in Essaouira (2006) and in Tangier (2007), the output rate could reach four percent. Meantime, JANA reported that "Deputy Director of the African Development Bank , Olabise Oghanjobi stated in conference held in Tunisia, on development of energy generated by wind in Africa, that the African continent has 20% of global capacities of renewed energy. Africa enjoys great capacities in renewed energy field especially energy generated by wind and water which represents 20 % of the global capacities according to a study published at the side line of this conference, Oghanjobi explained."
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Mon, Aug 19, 2013 at 3:26 PM
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just listened to Big Sean's M.I.L.F ft Nicki and Juicy J. I love how crazy Nicki's verse gets . I got this song on repeat love it sooo much. Nicki always Slayyyyyyssss when she does features!!!!!


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I have to step away from the game guys.
I have a few very important exams vital to my year coming up and I can't afford to be distracted.
It pains me to do this, it really does, but the game will be in good hands with Jordan and Josh.
Take care, have fun, and I will see you when I get back.
Your friend and neglective commish,


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The average teacher surveyed spends $356 of their own money to make sure our kids have the basic supplies they need to succeed in the classroom. The reason according to many teachers is a shrinking state education budget that doesn't leave any money for anything other than what is absolutely required to get the job done. Most Michigan lawmakers say their isn't much they can do to get more money into classrooms, but at least one says she can help these teachers keep a little money in their pockets. The details are the subject of this Fact Finder.
When you ask Katie Bonne why she loves teaching, her face lights up with a unrestrained smile, and she simply says "I like to call it the spark, when something clicks and to see their whole being get excited about it. I love that aspect."
If you spend much time in her classroom at Westwoods Elementary , you get the feeling she might do this job for free. The reality is that fulfilling her passion to teach actually costs her money and she is not alone. Katie says "I would say most every teacher in this building digs into their own pocket in order to support the learning of the children." And that's not something that is limited to Westwoods. According to a recent nationwide study conducted by the National School Supply and Equipment Association, 92% of teachers take money out of their own paycheck to make sure our kids have what they need in the classroom. The average out of pocket money that teachers pitch in is $356 per year. Katie digs deeper than most, this year she says she has spent about $1000. She says she gladly spends it on practical things like bulletin board materials, pencil boxes, snacks for kids who might not otherwise have one, and basic supplies but also for things that ignite that "spark."
Now Katie wanted to make sure I passed along her (and her fellow teachers') appreciation for what she described as a very supportive PTO and principal who do all they can to help with the classroom. But even with their best intentions, it's often not enough. When asked why she chooses to cover the cost she explains "I do it because I like to make learning fun and a lot of the times the simple materials are here, but in order to make it fun and engaging for children you need to spice it up a little bit, that's usually where I end up spending money."
Katie's sacrifices don't go unnoticed by her student's parents either. Gayle Neu, who also volunteers in the class, admits "I was surprised that so many teachers were doing that. When I found that out, I felt a little bit guilty. I try to supply a few things myself but overall I know they are doing a lot more than we think they are. I appreciate them doing that I think our kids really benefit from it in the end."
And a group of Michigan lawmakers appreciates it as well. They have introduced House Bill 4512. To read the entire bill click here. Essentially it allows for teachers to get a state tax credit for out of pocket expenses they have in outfitting their classrooms. In a nutshell here's what it calls for: A Michigan teacher can get up to a $500 tax credit if a single filer, or $1000 on a joint return for supplies they have bought for class in a year; those supplies can include, but aren't limited to things like books, software, art supplies, science materials, even prizes or rewards; and the teacher must teach at a public school or public school academy, no private schools are eligible.
So what do you think? Do you support the proposal to give tax credits for teachers to write off some of their out of pocket classroom expenses? Are we asking teachers to do too much with too little? Or are such expenses just part of the job? Supporters say this is a good way to make up a portion of the shrinking per pupil funding from the state. Opponents of House Bill 4512 question why teachers should be given special treatment when other professions have job related expenses that don't qualify for tax credits.
I want to hear from you and so do the lawmakers who will be voting on this bill.
Please leave a comment with your thoughts.


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Speaking with Barbara Aichem-Koster, it's pretty clear that Black Forest Inn is a family business. "My father is head chef Heinrich. My brother is Heiner––short for Heinrich––and his two children are Heinrich and the other, Hansi. They're cooks too." Barbera and her kitchen full of Heinrichs have helped feed Stanhope for more than 34 years with what she calls German continental cuisine––a product of the elder Heinrich's rich culinary education.
"My father was born in Germany, learned to cook there and across Europe," she says. "He worked his way up in different restaurants. Then my brother went back to Germany and did the very same thing." It's this attention to tradition that Barbera credits to the freshness of the ingredients. "We try to use a lot of local produce in seasonal menus and specials. … We don't buy prepared items." Luckily for diners, that also means that the wurst sausages and the German-style pasta, or spaetzle, are housemade.
The elegantly rustic dining room has hand-painted stained-glass ceiling panels, exposed brick, and a hand-crafted bar stocked with a multitude of imported German beers. This, along with periodic live music, has helped bring a younger clientele to Black Forest. "I had a group of 20 young people in here for the Friday-night buffet. The staff pointed out what everything was, explained it to them. And one of the girls, she called later that week, wanted to say how fabulous it was. I grew up in this restaurant, so that was really nice to hear."
Though Loving Hut is part of an international group of restaurants spearheaded by Buddhist Supreme Master Ching Hai, each franchise, including the Ledgewood location, cultivates its menu according to local tastes. The result is a menu of thoughtfully crafted vegan fare. For instance, the cheese sauce that smothers macaroni and burgers is made in-house without dairy, and soy protein adds substance to a selection of sandwiches and noodle and rice dishes. All of this is served in a clean white interior lit by ornate golden chandeliers. On the walls hang floral paintings and a fish tank whose bubbles spell out "Thank you for not eating me".
The cooks at Chopstick and Taste of Bollywood fuse traditional Indian cuisine with Chinese cooking techniques, mixing in hints of Thai and Malaysian culinary traditions as well. Masterminded by chef Alok Pratihar, the menus include succulent seafood, piquant lamb entrees, and vegetarian dishes.
We make all of their own dressings, soups & sauces and Mozzarella by hand. Mozzarella Sticks are made from Fresh Mozzarella. Spedini, mozzarella sandwiched between ciabatta bread and served with anchovy or marinara sauce. Entrées include hard to find traditional items like Beef or Pork Braciole & Osso Bucco.
From its quiet corner on North Sussex Street, The Laughing Lion stands as a beacon beckoning diners to come enjoy gastropub fare inside newly renovated bar and dining areas. Hanging lights illuminate walls clad in flat-screen TVs, artwork, and the portrait of a lion who, though he isn't laughing, probably thinks giraffes look hilarious. For a more intimate dining experience, the Blue room gives groups private, personalized service during nights on the town or special occasions. Live entertainment—from bands and DJs to standup comedians—fills the space with music and laughs on select nights throughout the week.
One of the quicker ways to acclimate yourself to Reimei's contemporary Japanese cuisine is to order the sushi pizza—it's a scallion pancake that's cut into triangles and loaded with chunks of spicy tuna, mango, and avocado. As a matter of fact, avocados are a fixture at the sushi bar, where chefs make use of them in 12 of the 14 specialty rolls (you also can choose ingredients to create your own roll). Other contemporary takes on Asian staples include fried rice served with lobster or taiwanese sausage, and prawns topped with macadamia nuts and honey.
An alternative to these offerings is Reimei's hibachi cuisine. In a room with 10 grilling stations, skilled chefs spin their spatulas and perform culinary tricks as they prepare meat-heavy dishes such as swordfish, smoked duck, chilean sea bass, and maine lobster tail.
Aromas of lamb simmering in curry and yogurt-marinated shrimp cooking in traditional clay ovens waft through the dining room of the aptly named Indian Aroma. Guests dig into vegetarian appetizers and entrees, such as paneer pakora––housemade indian cheese fritters and eggplant baked with herbs and spices––and enjoy tender lamb and goat entrees seasoned with rich indian spices. Chafing dishes line the stone-topped counters of the buffet area where diners may fill plates with fresh-baked naan and basmati rice before adjourning to tables by the flickering fireplace. The modern, minimalist decor is a contrast to the traditional Indian cuisine, with lacquered tables, a wood-paneled floor, and a wrought-iron-chandelier centerpiece that habitually reads over diners' shoulders.


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NAU Club baseball sweeps series against ASU
By Tyler Childers
The Northern Arizona University (NAU) Lumberjacks club baseball team started the season off with a bang, sweeping ASU in a three-game series at Flagstaff High School.
Oct. 20 featured a doubleheader against ASU's A-team, with close scores to reflect the level of competition.
NAU's Zack Odom took the mound in the first game of the double-header, leading his team to a close 4–3 victory. Odom threw 95 pitches in the game.
The second game was not as close. Kris Ashbee, who moved NAU to 2–0 on opening day, was throwing for the Jacks. The final score of game two was 16–6.
At one point during the game, when bases were loaded with the Jacks up to bat, ASU's pitcher threw four consecutive wild pitches. This allowed three base runners to steal home and also advanced the batter to first. The offense was there for NAU, so giving up six runs did not hurt in the long run.
Oct. 21 was game three, where the Jacks faced off against ASU's B-team. Chris Romero was on the mound for the Jacks and had a good outing. The Jacks won 19–7.
"We had a fantastic series," said head coach Beau Milner. "It's a huge deal for these guys."
The Jacks offense was on-point all weekend and already surpassed the team's home-run number from this past year.
During the 2011-12 season, the Jacks hit two home runs; on Saturday, they hit six. This is largely due to first baseman Tyler Brumit's contribution; he hit three home runs over the weekend.
"We were smoking," Odom said. "We tripled our (home run) total all of last year in two games."
This is the second season the Lumberjacks have had a club baseball team, but the first year they have a coach. This past year, the students were in charge of coaching themselves, and felt like there was a shortage of structure. Beau Milner has stepped up to lead the Jacks this year and is off to a great start.
Milner was pleased with what he saw from the Jacks on opening weekend, but will be looking to improve before California State University-Fullerton comes to Flagstaff.


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12:30pm Tuesday 17th September 2013 in News By Cara Cunningham, Reporter
A KNUTSFORD town councillor is encouraging residents to make suggestions on how to improve the town council's Strategic Plan.
The main purpose of the strategic plan is to provide a focus for the council over the next seven years.
Following a full council decision to issue the document for consultation back in July, the plan has now been released, and Clr Tony Dean is urging residents, community groups and businesses to have their say before the November 1 deadline.
Clr Dean, who presented the draft plan on behalf of the Strategic Plan Working Group, said: "We would like the people of Knutsford to look at this Strategic Plan for the Town Council and let us know if they think we should add something to it or take something out."
The plan focuses on five key ambitions; to make Knutsford a better place to live, work and visit; to preserve and enhance the character of the town and its green spaces; to deliver effective services; to work with others to deliver improvement in areas where the town council has no direct control and to have an improvement plan for the town council.
Clr Dean added: "It is a guideline for our work over the next few years and will, inevitably, not mention everything that the town council will get involved in detail, but rather gives general guidance on our priorities for our action and for our influencing of others."
The Strategic Plan Working Group consisted of Clrs Dean, Bancroft, Clive Nicholson, Forbes and Hutchence.
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Over the last few weeks we've gone in depth here looking at the Redskins' current roster and using that to get an indication of who they might draft.
Since Monday, Redskins Insider Tarik El-Bashir has examined the Redskins' depth chart and evaluated potential needs in the upcoming draft, ranking them in order from least to most important.
For the 2013 season, the Redskins appear to be set at linebacker. Brian Orakpo should be back from the torn pectoral muscle he suffered in the second game of last year.
Redskins fans who are lamenting the lack of free agency action by the Redskins this year due to their tight salary cap situation just need to be patient.
As the Redskins seek out ways to create space under their penalty-reduced salary cap, the team has restructured some players' contracts and cut the salary of others.


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Seasonal Resources
Thanksgiving Prayer Servce from the National Confererence of Catholic Bishops.
A Thanksgiving Blessing Mix Recipe used to symbolize the meaning behind Thanksgiving Day.
Advent Resources and Blogs
Make your own: templates for creating an Advent Calendar of your own.
Advent Retreat: a retreat you can take online or print out from the Sisters of St. Joseph
Busted Halo Advent Calendar
Caritas Advent Calendar: interactive Advent calendar has a reflection and prayer for every day.
Darkness is My Mother: an Advent Blog by Sister Baya Clare, CSJ, and imaginative, participative Christian prayer and reflection in the Ignatian tradition of the Sisters of St. Joseph.
Free Christmas Advent Calendar iOS App for Christian Kids and Schools
Institute for Christian Formation (ICF) Advent Calendar.
Loyola Press Advent Calendar: online and print version for children.
Advent O Antiphons: Advent reflections based on O antiphons, titles for Jesus each day during the season.
Pray as You Go: Advent Retreat in podcast form
St. Margaret Mary Parish Advent Calendar
Taking the Advent Story Home: Vibrant Faith Ministries helps you prepare and celebrate the Advent Season with a free devotional e-book for each day of Advent.
Xt3 Advent Calendar: Open a calendar door each day for an Advent resource.
About the Advent Season and its Traditions: prayers and customs.
Advent Music: a collection of music for the Advent Season.
Advent Resources from the Catholic News Agency.
Advent and Christmas resources from the National Conference of Catholic Bishops.
Advent Resources: from Catholic Online.
Advent Family Resources: from the Sisters of St. Joseph of CarondeletFrom catechetical publishers:
Our Sunday Visitor provides Advent prayers, recipes, family guides and more.
Loyola Press features resources on the advent wreath, O Antiphons and more.
Catholic Digest offers some Advent themed articles.
Sadlier Religion has resources available about the season.
4CatholicEducators.com has numerous Advent resources, including music.Saint Nicholas Day (December 6):
Blessing of the Candy Canes: The candy cane is a treat often associated with Saint Nicholas
Advent and Christmas resources from the National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Blessing for a Christmas Tree: a prayer to bless the family tree.
Blessing for a Creche: a prayer to bless the family's nativity scene.
Christmas Proclamation: a meditation on the historical reality of the birth of Christ.
Lenten Resources:
Lenten Resources from the National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Lenten Fast Facts: background information on Lent and Lenten practices.
The Passion and Death of Jesus by Felix Just, S.J., Ph.D.
Operation Rice Bowl: a Lenten faith formation program from Catholic Relief Services that helps us to live in solidarity with the poor and vulnerable around the world.
Lent 4.5: a seven-week faith formation program which inspires and informs Christian communities on how to use the traditional Lenten disciplines of prayer, fasting and almsgiving to protect God's creation, embrace Gospel justice and nurture spiritual fulfillment.
Stations of the Cross:
Franciscan Action Network Stations: written for ecological conversion. English Spanish
Meditations for the Stations of the Cross written by Trappist André Louf
Way Of The Cross At The Colosseum led by Pope Benedict XVI
Stations of the Cross by Creighton University's Collaborative Ministry Office
Praying the Way of the Cross with St. Paul of the Cross
Stations of the Cross from EWTN
Virtual Stations of the Cross from Busted Halo.
All About Holy Saturday: history, information, prayers, images and traditions of Holy Saturday.
Holy Thursday: What is Holy Thursday? A video from Rome Reports.
Jesus' Journey to Calvary: a group (family or class) activity about the last days of Jesus.
Trampling Down Death: resources from Catechist Magazine for family and class Easter celebrations
Loyola Press offers a variety of free online resources for the seasons of the Church's year.
Halloween: what is the history and origin of some of the practices of All Hallow's Eve.


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Yousuke Shiina
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"The wind howls, the sky rages. Air Ninja, HurricaneRed!"
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Yousuke Shiina | |
Name: | Yousuke Shiina |
Gender: | Male |
Sentai Show: | Ninpu Sentai Hurricaneger |
Color: | Red |
Homeworld: | Earth |
First Appearance: | Scroll 1: Wind and Ninja |
Last Full Appearance: | Ninpu Sentai Hurricaneger: 10 YEARS AFTER |
Number of Episode Appearances: | 51 (Hurricaneger) 8 (Movies) 2 (Gokaiger) Full list of appearances |
Actor: | Shun Shioya |
Yousuke Shiina (椎名 鷹介 Shīna Yōsuke?) is Air Ninja HurricaneRed (空忍ハリケンレッド Soranin Harikenreddo?) of the Hurricanegers.
The leader of the team, though a bit dim-witted, Yousuke's courage and determination make up for his slow-thinking. At age 19, he works at a window cleaning service. He eventually meets up with Ichiro Taishu, a fellow student in the Air Ninja class who dropped out after seeing that it wasn't his place to be a ninja and attempted to have Yousuke quit too. But after seeing Yosuke in action, Taishu accepts it and wishes his friend good luck. Yousuke later almost got himself killed to provide the vaccine for Ikkou Kasumi.
Years later, Yousuke fought alongside not only his own team, but every single Sentai ranger in existence, against the Empire of Zangyack when it attacked the Earth in the Great Legend War. He was seen fighting alonside Sasuke of Ninja Sentai Kakuranger, they went back to back, and took out a group of Gormin who surrounded the two red ninja.After fighting against hundreds of Gormin and their Zgormin commanders. Akarenger noticed the fleet moving towards them, he gathered all the Rangers together and gave them the order to sacrifice their powers to wipe out the first invasion's armada. The Hurricane Red powers are later used by Captain Marvelous via the Ranger Keys.
Yousuke returned in Gokaiger, along with Nanami and Kouta, and actually changed into the Hurricanegers and fought alongside the Gokaigers.
After the defeat of Ackdos Gill, Captain Marvelous returned all the Ranger Keys to the former Sentai heroes. It is assumed Yousuke and his teammates once again received their keys back, allowing for them to utilize their powers once again.
Super Hero Taisen
Yousuke, alongside Nanami and Kouta (the Gouraigers and Shurikenger were absent), among the majority of the Super Sentai heroes, was caught up in the "Super Hero Taisen" incident which eventually resulted in the Super Sentai teams and Kamen Riders joining forces to defeat both Dai-Zangyack and Dai-Shocker. Kamen Rider × Super Sentai: Super Hero Taisen
Super Hero Taihen
Hurricane Red appears in the Super Hero Taihen net movie, Kamen Rider Murder Mystery! You're the Great Detective! as one of the suspects for the murders of Kamen Rider Decade, Kamen Rider Double, and Momotaros.
Super Hero Taisen Z
to be added Kamen Rider × Super Sentai × Space Sheriff: Super Hero Taisen Z
10 Years After
After the incident of Hurricaneger is over, he traveled around the world (but probably returned for a short time in Gokaiger events). He finds a mysterious boy and named him Tenkai. Days later, Tenkai is kidnapped, being responsible for it, he is forced to become Hurricane Dark and steals Shinobi Medals. Ninpu Sentai Hurricaneger: 10 YEARS AFTER
Super Sentai Versus Series Theater
Yousuke's appearances in the "Versus Series", Hurricaneger vs. Gaoranger and Abaranger vs. Hurricaneger, are featured in the Super Sentai Versus Series Theater, hosted by the heroes of Tensou Sentai Goseiger. Alata (Gosei Red) also dresses as Yousuke in the Hurricaneger cosplay.
HurricaneRed appears with his teammates, aiding the Akibarangers in restoring their Gouraiger allies. The Hurricanegers also give them their Inordinate Power, the Inordinate Bazooka. Ep. 7: Delusional Spy
The Hurricaneger trio later appeared with the Gouraigers and Shurikenger, as part of the six official Sentai, transforming into their Ludicrous Power which combined with the others to form the Ludicrous Cannon Bazooka, which the Akibarangers used to destroy Kameari Alpaca. Ep. 10: Delusional Pillow Talk
HurricaneRed is seen on a magazine in episode 12 Season Two, he appears with TyrannoRanger and RyuuRanger as AkaRed hands the Sunday 7:30AM time slot from Super Sentai to Hiroyo Hakase for her "older brother" Prism Ace.
- Shinobi Machine and Karakuri Balls
- Arsenal
HurricaneRed gained a "power-up" from AkibaYellow which allow him to use Space Union Ninja School's ninjutsu, as well as gain access to Shuriken's Bat. He tried to perform Super Ninpou: Secret Hitting Thousand Knock but failed.Ep. 7: Delusional Spy
- Arsenal
Ten years after their debut, Yousuke becomes the terrorist Hurricane Dark, standing against his former teammates. [1]
- Arsenal
Ranger Key
The Hurricane Red Ranger Key (ハリケンレッドレンジャーキー HarikenReddo Renjā Kī?) is Yousuke Shiina's personal Ranger Key and what became of his powers after he along with the rest of the 34 Super Sentai sacrificed their powers to end the Great Legend War.
This key along with the majority of the Ranger Keys were collected by the Red Pirates and later used by the Gokaigers. The Hurricane Red Ranger Key was mainly used by Captain Marvelous (Gokai Red), who used it to fight as Hurricane Red. It was also used by Gai Ikari on one occasion.
- When the Gokaigers became the Hurricanegers and Gouraigers while fighting Action Commander Bongan. Ep. 2: The Worth of this Planet
- Among several changes as he, Luka, Don, and Ahim fought against Zangyack while Joe was absent. Ep. 12: The Guaranteed Showy Samurai
- When the Gokaigers became the Hurricanegers with Gouraigers and Shurikenger while fighting Action Commander Senden. Ep. 24: Foolish Earthlings
- Gai uses this key alongside all other Red keys after being merged with Captain Marvelous by Insarn.Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger: Let's Do This Goldenly! Roughly! 36 Round Gokai Change!!
When Satarakura Jr. and Sandaaru Jr. appeared, the Hurricanegers temporarily retook their Ranger Keys and fought alongside the Gokaigers.
After Zangyack were finally defeated, the Gokaigers gave the Ranger Keys back to their rightful owners. Yousuke received his key and became Hurricane Red once more.
Red Spirit
As the twenty-sixth Red, Hurricane Red's Red Warrior Spirit was embodied by AkaRed.
In his role call, he briefly changed to Gao Red, Hurricane Red, AbaRed, Deka Red, Magi Red, then back to himself as a demonstration of his power.
While being binded by Time Demon God Chronos, Aka Red recreated Hurricane Red's Portable Ninja Sword Hayatemaru for Bouken Red, allowing him to use the Kage no Mai attack to successfully free Aka Red. GoGo Sentai Boukenger vs. Super Sentai
- A copy of Hurricane Red was created by Madogi as part of the Fake Rangers. Madogi of the Phantom Beast Corps created evil duplicates of the Earth Ninja to draw out the real ones as part of Sandaaru's plan to trap them to lure out Gozen to destroy the barrier he made with the Raging Arrow medal. Though the the fakes were destroyed after this, this was part of Sandaaru's plan to take control of the Hurricanger, Gouraiger, as well as Shurikenger with special collars to force Gozen to feel sadness so he could remove the Grieving Bow medal she possessed from within her body. Scroll 48: Trap and Eternal Life
- The Alienizer Ginjifuan Kazak took the form of Hurricane Red, appearing to come to the aid of the Abarangers, and then proceeded to attack them. Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger vs. Abaranger
- A HurricaneRed Zyudenchi was released as part of the Legend Sentai Zyudenchi line of Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger.
Behind the scenes
Yousuke Shiina is portrayed by Shun Shioya (塩谷 瞬 Shioya Shun?). As HurricaneRed, his suit actor was Hirofumi Fukuzawa (福沢 博文 Fukuzawa Hirofumi?).
- Yousuke's Hurricane Dark form is reminiscent of Gedou Shinken Red from Tensou Sentai Goseiger vs. Shinkenger: Epic on Ginmaku, as they are both dark forms taken by the Red hero.
See also
- Shane Clarke, his Power Ranger counterpart from Power Rangers: Ninja Storm


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More than 80 cancer survivors lined up to start off the 14th annual Barbour County Relay For Life - kicking off a 12-hour event designed to honor those who are fighting cancer and remember those who lost their battles.
The event began Friday evening with a survivors lap around the pavilion at the Barbour County Fairgrounds. Survivors were joined shortly after by 10 returning teams from past Relay events and five new teams registered this year.
"At night when it gets dark, that represents the darkest moment of a cancer survivor - but in the morning, when the sun rises, that's hope," said Shelley Starkey, event chairperson, who was 28 when diagnosed with ovarian cancer. She's been cancer-free for seven years.
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The Inter-Mountain photos by Melissa Toothman
More than 80 cancer survivors gather Friday to participate in the Barbour County Relay For Life at the Barbour County fairgrounds. More photos can be found online at cu.theintermountain.com
Starkey and her family had their own team in the Relay called Arden River Rats.
While taking turns walking laps around the course, Relay participants also took part in a range of activities, such as a Luminaria Ceremony, Zumba, a Little Miss/Mister Relay contest, a live auction and more.
Many items were sold during the live auction, such as a dining room table with chairs, Arden Bridge memorabilia, filled baskets, handmade quilts and baskets, Relay items and more.
The three contestants for Little Miss/Mister Relay raised $1,000 together.
Caitlyn Everson, 12, of Belington, was crowned Little Miss Barbour County Relay; Lily Mae Richards, 1, of Philippi, was runner-up for the crown. Tucker Scott, 2, was awarded the crown for Little Mister Barbour County Relay 2012. This year's Little Miss winner was crowned by 8-year-old Stephanie Santilli, the Little Miss Barbour County Relay for 2011.
The goal for this year's Relay was to raise $50,000 to support the American Cancer Society.
"We're hoping to bust out the goal this year," said Howard Swick, master of ceremonies, who was accompanied by a second master of ceremonies, Nick Allen.
Swick's 12-year-old daughter, Kaitlin Swick, was born with cancer and has been cancer-free for 10 years, he said. She was among the survivors participating in Relay.
Starkey said this year's Relay had several more sponsors than normal, including Belington Medical Clinic, Freedom Bank, Broaddus Hospital, BC Bank, Texas Roadhouse, Belington Elementary School, Wolf Run Mining, Kasson Elementary/Middle School, Allegheny Insurance, Mullins & Mullins and Alderson-Broaddus College.
Many survivors had unique stories to tell about their experiences with cancer, and they all feel that participating in Relay is a great way to raise awareness and funding for the American Cancer Society.
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Last year, her daughter raised $950 toward the cause.
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Others who have never personally suffered from cancer also participated, and teams set up booths along the pavilion to sell concessions throughout the event.
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Komm, Sanders Brittany Komm of East Wenatchee and Ryan Sanders of Wenatchee have announced their engagement. 3 days, 15 hours ago
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Art on the Avenues' Beauty of Bronze program inspires, engages students In 2004, Art on the Avenues had a lot to be proud of. Over 10 years, its exhibit had grown from 20 to more than 60 sculptures and its name had cachet in the community. 6 days, 2 hours ago
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Serving the nation Army Pvt. Nicholas K. Johnson recently graduated from One Station Unit Training at Fort Leonard Wood in Waynesville, Mo. Johnson, a 2011 Wenatchee High School graduate, is the son of Maureen and Mark Johnson of Wenatchee. 1 week, 1 day ago
Five generations Five generations of the Barton family gathered in East Wenatchee Nov. 3 for a family reunion and to attend the baptism of the newest family members, 4-month-old twins Billy and Ted Sedillo of Hampton, Va. 1 week, 1 day ago
Marine Corps issues call for Toys for Tots donations The Wenatchee Detachment 806 of the Marine Corps League is collecting new toys for toddlers and children up to age 12 to give to needy families this Christmas. 1 week, 1 day ago
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Magnificent Cobb commode, rare miniature dolls chair and giltwood picture frame smash pre-sale estimates
An ornately sculpted giltwood picture frame also drew much attention in the saleroom, selling for the great sum of £34,850 against a pre-sale estimate of £3,000 5,000. Photo: Bonhams.
An exquisite George III serpentine commode led
Fine English Furniture and Works of Art sale on 13th June, selling for £175,250, well over the pre-sale estimate of 80,000 120,000. The commode, which has remained in the same family since the 19th Century, is a superb example of designs by the esteemed furniture-maker, John Cobb. In 1761 Cobb, who was known for the high quality of his pieces, was granted a royal warrant to supply furniture to the crown.
Other impressive results were achieved for a Queen Anne walnut miniature dolls armchair and a striking giltwood frame. After enthusiastic and competitive bidding, the miniature dolls chair sold for a total of £17,500, significantly over the estimate of £5,000 8,000. The chair is an extremely rare piece, not often seen at auction, with two other prized examples seen in the V&A Museum collection. Often wrongly thought to be apprentice pieces it is likely that these chairs were created as toys and would originally be accompanied by delicately painted wooden dolls.
An ornately sculpted giltwood picture frame also drew much attention in the saleroom, selling for the great sum of £34,850 against a pre-sale estimate of £3,000 5,000. The frame has an interesting story to tell, once housing a 1764 Pompeo Batoni portrait of Edward Augustus, Duke of York (1739 67), which is likely to have been gifted to Earl Howe, as a mark of their enduring friendship. The frame reflects elements of two designs in Thomas Chippendales book The Gentleman and Cabinet Makers Director.
Further highlights of the sale included a George IV gilt brass eight branch chandelier, which sold for an impressive £39,650, over the £8,000 12,000 pre-sale estimate; a pair of late George II carved giltwood console tables with pier mirrors en-suite, sold for £46,850, against a pre-sale estimate of £35,000 40,000; and an early 19th century chimneypiece, with reputed provenance from Lord Nelson, which sold for £25,000.
The white marble chimneypiece, reputedly from the home where Lord Nelson planned to spend his retirement, is a fine example of early 19th century marble decoration, depicting an Isiac procession flanked by a continuous series of relief-carved Roman figures and pairs of Egyptian slave figures either side.
Lord Nelson bought Merton Place in 1801, fulfilling his dreams of buying a residence that he could share with Sir William and Lady Hamilton, his mistress, when on leave. He had also recently fathered Emma Hamiltons child, Horatia, spurring him on to make a comfortable home for the family.
Nelsons feverish letters to Lady Hamilton attest to his ambitions to extend and improve the property and it is conceivable that such a chimneypiece may have formed part of the decoration in this country mansion. Sadly, Nelson was never able to oversee his plans for renovation of Merton Place or to retire comfortably by the fireside. He only spent a short time with his beloved Lady Hamilton, at his new home, before he was called away to the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805, where he met his untimely death.
Fergus Lyons, Director of the Furniture department commented The overall results were very positive with keen interest translating into above-estimate results on the rare and important lots. I am particularly pleased with the outcome for the Cobb commode which demonstrates the markets long-term confidence in exceptional pieces by leading cabinet makers from early George III era
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Bastille Day
You are probably expecting something French, no? Non! Instead of cooking dinner I attended the opening of a show at Lane's gallery, Greenberg Van Doren.
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13%Named after the vineyard from which it is produced, Tauleto is made from specially selected clones that are densely planted and hand picked at peak maturity. The grapes are left to dry for a short period before beginning a temperature-controlled maceration in oak vats. The wine is then aged in French oak barriques and tonneaux. An aromatic bouquet of dark fruit meets complex flavors of cherries, ripe berries, and spice. Pair this well-structured wine with red, braised meats and aged cheeses.
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1st Feb 2010
Our February edition has not one, not two but three articles which you - a person whose job description involves developing coaches and coaching - will find useful or interesting or challenging.
We have an exclusive interview with John Mills who explains how British Cycling's aproach to coach education is going round the world, Andy Grant lifts the veil on the new-style coaching qualifications and such was the response to our December Hamish Telfer interview that we have 2,000 words summarising the arguments that his coaching colleagues made.
And its all there for free for you and colleagues around your county who deliver or manage coaching - the most important part of the entire sports system.
The February issue of The Leisure Review is available at www.theleisurereview.co.uk


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Unified Sports bring individuals with and without intellectual disabilities, comparable age and athletic ability, together to participate in up to four sports (floor hockey, soccer, softball and basketball) per year.
FAVARH is an accredited local delegation of Special Olympics Connecticut and services all areas of the Farmington Valley and beyond. Each of the seasonal sports typically consists of 8 weeks of practice, coordinated by trained coaches and dedicated partner-volunteers, which then culminates in a State-Wide, Weekend Tournament.
Unified Special Olympics is a constructive way to build long-lasting relationships, increase self esteem, and emphasize teamwork.


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So the writer takes distinctly separate reports, and we have no idea what methodologies they each used, to extrapolate that women are better investors than men. Brilliant. It's probabably a good thing she writes about finance than actually managing money.
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For the most part, Hollywood was neither angered nor awed by Pope John Paul II.
But the entertainment industry was, in general, appreciative of the moral lesson he delivered in a 30-minute speech Tuesday, and it was surprised that his lecture was not sterner.
Nearly 1,200 men and a few women, for whom others in this city of power wait, send limousines and answer telephone calls, were herded through metal detectors into the ballroom at the Registry Hotel near Universal Studios, and they had to wait for nearly two hours until the Pope's arrival.
One television executive spent the time reading scripts. ''I can say I read 15 scripts this week and still had time to go to a party,'' she said. Event Termed a 'Hot Ticket'
The address by the Pope on the moral responsibilities of the communications executives and their ability to be either ''noble and uplifting'' or to ''appeal to and promote what is debased in people,'' including dehumanized sex, greed and violence, was what the industry calls a ''hot ticket.''


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Family Trees: A Nation's Heritage
The Le Van family in Nghi Thinh Commune, Nghi Loc District, Nghi An Province owns 5 old trees in their backyard. But when they were offered more than US $300,000 for such trees and their garden, the family refused. Why? Because the 670 year-old trees are historically significant, in fact, considered a national heritage.
The Le Van family has been taking care of the trees for many generations. The Vietnam Nature and Environment Protection Association declared the five trees a national heritage late December 2011. Experts from the association as well as scientists from the Forest Science Institute conducted several tests to scientifically check and confirm the age of the trees before they could achieve the prestigious title of "heritage."
This is not the first time in the country that old trees are given the heritage title. In fact just this year, eight other old trees between the ages of 250 – 1,000 years old located ${bigcity_Hanoi:"Hanoi"} and the south central region were also conferred the high title. But it is the first time that only one person owns so many of them. Le Van Thuong, 71 years old and the head of the Le Van family, is now the owner of not one, not two, not even three, but five national heritages.
Thuong's garden has been a popular tourist destination in their place for quite a while. The fruit of the tree, called the "gold apple fruit," or scientifically known as Diospyros decandra Luor, is known for its fragrance. The fruits on the trees were so plenty that he said he used to bury them in holes but there were still so many left on the trees. Children from the neighborhood used to go to his garden to play and eat the fruits but they eventually grew tired because they couldn't keep up with the vast number of fruits all around the garden. And the fruits are so cheap that they are not worth selling or going into business for.
Thuong's 7,200 square meter garden is famous not only in their place, but in the whole country as well. In 2005, the trees were featured on the show "Strange Things in Vietnam" on national television. Reporters and experts from the University of Forestry and the Forest Science institute visited the popular garden. Soon, even tourists vacationing from the nearby province Cua Lo Beach stop by to see the famous old trees.
Many people and organizations have offered to buy the garden and trees at generous prices. Three people from Hai Phong (near Hanoi) once offered to pay $30,000 for each tree. In 2009, some people from the south region made a very huge offer for the whole property to turn it into an eco-tourism area. But the Le Van family refused all offers, considering the old trees their treasures especially since they have been passed on from their ancestors.
According to the family legend, the trees came to the family when one of their ancestors, General Le Van Hoan, in the 14th century, while leading a troop from the northern to the central regions to fight the Champas, saw five healthy-growing trees right in the middle of the desert and asked his men to set up tent there. After the mission, he brought his family and settled there. It was even said that the trees saved a lot of people during the infamous Vietnam Famine of 1945 wherein between 400,000 - 2 million people were estimated to have suffered and died during the Japanese occupation of Indochina from October 1944 to May 1945, historically known as the World War II.
But sad to say, in as much as the trees are a historical significance and symbol, the Le Van family doesn't get any support from the government at all. Thuong said he has been passed on from one government office and agency to another, but all of them said the same thing, that they don't know what to do about it since the issue is a new one and they don't have a specific regulation about it.
The trees are so old that the trunks now have huge hollows in them. But as they have been doing since they first had the trees, Thuong and the rest of the Le Van family are as determined as ever to take care of the trees as they have always been doing. Meanwhile, the trees are a mute witness to several centuries of history, and for as long as they still can, they stand in stoic silence.


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For undergraduate and graduate MIS courses.
This title is a Pearson Global Edition. The Editorial team at Pearson has worked closely with educators around the world to include content which is especially relevant to students outside the United States.
This edition gives An in-depth look at how today's businesses use information technologies.Many businesses look for candidates who know how to use information systems, making a general understanding of information systems an asset to any business student. Laudon and Laudon continue to define the MIS course for all business majors by emphasizing how business objectives shape the application of new information systems and technologies. The ninth edition focuses on currency and cutting-edge topics.
This edition gives an in-depth look at how today's businesses use information technologies.Many businesses look for candidates who know how to use information systems, making a general understanding of information systems an asset to any business student. Laudon and Laudon continue to define the MIS course for all business majors by emphasizing how business objectives shape the application of new information systems and technologies. The ninth edition focuses on currency and cutting-edge topics.
NEW! Seeing Concepts in Action: Online Video Case Package. Heighten your students interest in MIS and help them apply chapter concepts with short, engaging online videos. Every chapter contains at least two business video cases (twenty-four videos in all) that explain how businesses and managers use IS, describe new management practices, explore concepts discussed in the chapter. Each video case is centered around a real-world company, and contains a background case and study questions in the text. Additional Instructional Videos provide even more support for each chapter's content. NEW! Applying Chapter Concepts to the Real World: Management Decision Problems. Two new Management Decision Problems are included per chapter in this edition. These problems teach students how to apply chapter concepts to real-world business scenarios, helping them strengthen their analytical and decision-making skills.NEW! Working Together: Collaboration and Teamwork Projects. Each chapter features a collaborative project that encourages students working in teams to use Google sites, Google Docs, and other open-source collaboration tools.
Understanding the Connections Between Information Systems and Business: Business Driven Real-World Examples. This text helps students see the direct connection between information systems and business performance by offering a variety of real-world examples from business and public organizations. In-text examples feature companies such as:
Getting Hands-On Experience: MIS-Related Business Activities. There is no better way to learn about MIS than by doing MIS! The authors provide hands-on projects where students can work with real-world business scenarios and data, learning first-hand what MIS is all about. Features include:
Finding a Solution: Problem-Solving Perspective. A four-step problem-solving method is introduced in Chapter 1 that students can use throughout the course and for analyzing case studies. This method will show students how real-world companies identified and ultimately solved key business challenges using information systems and technologies. Students will learn how to:
Preparing for the Job Market: Career Resources Online. Career Resources are integrated throughout the learning system on the texts Companion Website, showing why students need to know about specific topics and how the knowledge will help them in their future career. The Companion Website offers:
NEW! More Europe, Middle East, India and Asia content coverage: Help students in these regions relate better to the MIS concepts.
Middle East-Opening Case:"Hyperone: Solutions to Achieving Business Objectives"
Middle East-nteractive Session: Management, "El-Alamein for Printing and Packaging Goes Digital"
Middle East-Case Study, "Improving Business Intelligence Through Spend Visibility"
Middle East-Opening Case, "Al-Mansour Automotive: IT-Enabled Success"
Middle East-Interactive Session: Organizations, entitled "Albassamis Job is not feasible without I.T." a case about the Albassami International Group
of NTUC Income", featuring the modernization of NTUC, one of Singapores largest insurers
Asia-Case Study "Soundbuzzs music strategy for Asia-Pacific,"
Asia-Interactive Session "Green IT at Wipro,"
Asia-Interactive Session Security at ICICI Bank
Australia-Opening Case "Ethical issues facing the use of technologies for the aged community," care homes in Australia
Case Study "Knowledge management and collaboration at Tata Consulting Services,"
India-Closing Case, "Structured Project Implementation Methodology at Focus", case study about the Indian software company Focus
OTHER TOPICS OF DISTINCTIONIntegrating Material with AACSB Learning Objectives. In this text, the authors support AACSB efforts to encourage assessment-based education. The front-end papers of this edition identify students learning objectives and anticipated outcomes for Hands-On MIS projects.
Learning Track Modules. The Learning Tracks feature gives instructors the flexibility to provide in-depth coverage of the topics they choose. Provided at the end of each chapter, students are directed to short essays or additional chapters on the Laudon Companion Website. This supplementary material takes students deeper into MIS topics, concepts and debates; reviews basic technology concepts; and provides additional hands-on software instruction.
Information Systems in the Digital Age 1. Business Information Systems in Your Career 2. Global E-Business and Collaboration 3. Achieving Competitive Advantage with Information Systems PART II. Information Technology Infrastructure 4. IT Infrastructure: Hardware and Software 5. Foundations of Business Intelligence: Databases and Information Management 6. Telecommunications, the Internet, and Wireless Technology 7. Securing Information Systems PART III. Key System Applications for the Digital Age 8. Achieving Operational Excellence and Customer Intimacy: Enterprise Applications 9. E-Commerce: Digital Markets, Digital Goods 10. Improving Decision Making and Managing Knowledge PART IV. Building and Managing Systems 11. Building Information Systems and Managing Projects 12. Ethical and Social Issues in Information Systems (Available online at www.pearsonhighered.com/laudon)


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