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|2003-12-08, 01:23
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chunnin/gennin question SPOILERS
if you have three man teams of gennin what happens when one becomes chuunin and you have two left like shika's team he became chuunin choiji dies so what happens wiht ino do they make new teams every time a chuunin exam occurs???
|2003-12-08, 01:54
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It hasn't been explained yet, even in the manga. It's possible that they replace a genin who passes with the top academy student. It's also possible that after they take the exam, the teams that particapated are disbanded completly, and the genin have to form teams and find a jounin willing to sponser them on their own for the next chunin exam. Most likely, since they seem to want balanced teams, the current teams that are intact remain, and the others are disbanded and the genin on them are assigned to new teams.
As of chapter 196 of the manga,
Not much of a spoiler, but better to be safe.
|2003-12-08, 02:36
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Random guess:
After the Chuunin exam, all the teams are effectively disbanded. The Jounins resume their regular duties (teaching new Genins, A-class missions, etc.
All the Chuunins are thrown into a huge 'pool' with the Genin who did not pass and they all are chosen for groups as individual missions demand.
So, there are effectively no more groupings.
Now, what happens if a rookie Genin dies? I'm gonna guess that the team just goes on without a replacement, though usually this doesn't happen b/c rookie Genin missions aren't too hard.
If not, then one of the people who graduated but didn't become Genin (remember, only 9 out of 27 became ninjas) would likely fill the spot.
|2003-12-08, 20:13
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Join Date: Nov 2003
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yeah you have a point the 18 other graduates might fill up the spots of the dead/gone gennin i forgot about them and i read the manga so i know they havent explained it in there i was wondering if there was like a special book or something that explained things
|2003-12-08, 20:22
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merely a ghost
The time-warp theory is the most probable IMO. At some time in the series, it may happen a time warp, and show a grown-up Naruto who's already a Jounin.
And Dranz-san's right, that's the way it works. Or maybe the new Chuunin could become a teacher at the academy (like Iruka-sensei) and the 2 remaining Genins would stay training under their sensei, as always.
|2003-12-08, 21:50
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The transition would be quite hard though. It would really piss on the flow of the story.
|2003-12-09, 03:12
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the fight with the sound consists of no "open" war... it is like a naval sabotage war.
no one admits anything- for fear of humiliation and loss of customers. they just take the shit and kick at each other under the table.
|2003-12-09, 05:52
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|2003-12-09, 12:34
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Uber Coffee for da win!
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Location: Middle of insanity
They'll probubly hold it again in the future, just not any time soon though. Not till things get sorted out, and the evil wild card (Oro) is removed. Till he's gone, things are gonna get really sticky.
|2003-12-09, 17:18
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A.S.S. Vice President
Join Date: Nov 2003
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Age: 29
but gruuvy you have to remember that yes it was an armless oro but kabuto did the seals for him and otherwise he was at full strength while tsunade and jiraiya were not
tsunade was injured and jiraiya was drugged out of his mind
|2003-12-09, 22:16
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if you dont have a 3 man team then you just get to partner up the other losers that didnt become chunnins. That makes the most sense. Why?
Because all the academy students were put in 3 man teams among themselves. They didnt have some of them go into a team where there was missing a ninja.
|2003-12-10, 03:59
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Join Date: Jun 2003
Ummm Kabuto wasn't in full strength Either.
Massive blood loss.
Tsunade messing up his nervous system. Example, Move finger neck moves.
He also got hit by Tsunade, that gotta hurt.
|2003-12-10, 14:50
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(: Ecchi guy :)
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Québec
Age: 34
Well, they weren't in ttop shape...everyone of them. But I still think he can be a danger without his arms... but that will change. He will maybe makes a partial immartality no jutsu for his arms or take the arms of somebody else.....
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In fact, the Hunley Traveling Exhibit was at a Civil War show at Mystic Seaport — where it was received warmly, by the way. No hard feelings among Connecticut Yankees.
Clark told New York police when the exhibit would be coming back through, gave them his license tag number. They didn't offer an escort, but they didn't try to set up another blockade, either.
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From The Files of June 8, 1989 '89 The groundbreaking ceremony for the Warfordsburg Senior Citizen Center was held June 5. The center, to be located along Rt.
522 just north of Warfordsburg, will consist of a 3,360-square-foot one-story wood frame building with brick facing and installation of a well, septic system, driveway and parking area.
A lone gunman made off with about $246 in cash from the Sheetz store at McConnellsburg, in an armed robbery which occurred June 5. After the clerk turned over the paper currency from the cash drawer, the robber fled on foot, running along the east side of the store toward the rear of the building. Police said it was unknown if a vehicle was used in the robbery.
George DeShong of McConnellsburg met up with a young rattlesnake Wednesday morning as he was outside Hollinshead's Store at Penn's Village Shopping Center. DeShong noticed the unusual shopper as he arrived at the store to make a purchase. No one is quite sure how the lethal reptile arrived at the store.
Troy Trail, a senior at Southern Fulton high School, established a school record in track competition. He posted a time of 15.6 in the 110 high hurdles to nip the old record of 15.7 set by Tom Hoffman in 1979. He set the record at the Hancock Invitational track meet in April.
Births at the Medical Center: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Peck of McConnellsburg on May 28; a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Middaugh Jr. of Shade Gap on May 31; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Dwane Mansberger of Calvin on June 1.
Cedric and Jocelyn Diffenderfer of McConnellsburg, announce the birth of a son on Friday, May 26, at Chambersburg Hospital.
Lori Smith and Mark McCullough exchanged wedding vows on April 22 at Needmore Bible Church. Parents of the couple are Maxine Barton of Crystal Spring and Ray Smith of Harrisonville and Mr. and Mrs. Martin McCullough of Monaca, Pa.
Marriage licenses: Gary Shoemaker, Harrisonville, April Taylor, Harrisonville; Jeffrey Gress, McConnellsburg, and Debra Spoonhour, McConnellsburg; Randolph Schmeling III, Berkeley Springs, and Sharon Bennett, Berkeley Springs; Eugene Horton, McConnellsburg, and Brenda Harris, McConnellsburg.
Berlyn and Mae Cutchall of Hustontown were surprised on May 27 when their children arrived at their door to celebrate Berlyn's 90th birthday and the couples' 66th wedding anniversary.
Deaths: Mildred Crouse, Hustontown; Edward Langhirt, Hustontown; Roy Barthalow, Mercersburg; Eva Rowe, Hagerstown.
30 Years Ago
From The Files of June 7, 1979 '79 The First National Bank is planning to expand its facilities by constructing an additional building in the parking area to the
west, which will make drive-in banking easier. The building will have a new drive-up window, replacing the one installed 11 years ago, and several remote teller units will be added. Construction is expected to begin within the month with completion set for early fall.
It was a sad end to an enjoyable fishing trip when Wade McCray died of a heart attack while being driven home last Friday by his friend, Bob Shimer, from Chincoteague, Va.
Dr. and Ms. Gerald T. Lorentz are vacationing on a tour of Germany.
Harper C. Cline of McConnellsburg suffered back and hip injuries on Friday when he fell approximately 15 feet to the base of a waste-water pumping station construction job near Chambersburg where he was working. He was taken to Chambersburg Hospital and later released and is now getting around with the help of crutches.
One hundred sixty-five seniors will participate in ceremonies as members of their respective county high school classes for the last time this week. McConnellsburg High School graduated 73 at the commencement exercises last Friday. Last Monday, 51 seniors received their diplomas in the Southern Fulton auditorium. Friday the Forbes Road High School will hold commencement exercises honoring their 41 graduating seniors.
Recent weddings: Mitzi Jo Keefer, daughter of John and Norma Keefer of Hancock, and Troy Dalton Large Jr., son of Troy and Elizabeth Large, Warfordsburg, were united in holy matrimony on May 12 at Rehobeth United Methodist Church, Hancock. Dena Kaye Ritz and Tracy James Mellott were united in marriage at Buck Valley United Church of Christ on May 25. Parents of the couple are John and Hope Ritz of Buck Valley and Delmar and Lois Mellott of Warfordsburg. Miss Debbie Marie Martz and Timothy Russell McGarvey were united in marriage on May 19. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Martz of Hustontown. The groom is the son of A. Kay McGarvey and Chauncey J. McGarvey, both of McConnellsburg. Trudy Smith and Anthony Exline were united in marriage on April 21 in the Mt. Olivet Presbyterian Church. The bride is the daughter of Ms. Virginia Smith, Hancock, and Glen R. Smith, Warfordsburg. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Exline of Hancock.
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Birth at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Marlyn Younker of Hancock on May 25.
Deaths: Edward W. McCray, Easton; Olive F. Wilson, New Cumberland.
40 Years Ago
From The Files Of June 19, 1969 '69 An estimated 200 or more sports car drivers and thousands of sports car enthusiasts are expected to converge on Mc-
Connellsburg this weekend with the second annual Tuscarora Hillclimb, an event which was initiated last year and which has put McConnellsburg on the map as one of the few towns in the state able to offer a stretch of mountainous road suitable for race car competition of this kind.
Mrs. Erma Anderson of Needmore, a member of the faculty of the Southern Fulton High School, is attending the 11th annual Summer Science Institute at the College of William and Mary, which began on June 16. Her field of special interest is chemistry.
A tractor-trailer truck descending Cove Mountain lost its brakes as it entered McConnellsburg on Route 16 east of town last Thursday morning and ran through the sleeping town at a high rate of speed. The runaway finally came to a stop after jackknifing in the road a mile west of the borough. This was the first incident of a runaway truck from Route 16 in approximately five years. The last incident involved a coal truck which wrecked in the center of town.
Mrs. Ida Nesbitt, a guest at the Decker Nursing Home, will observe her 98th birthday on June 25.
Harry D. (Sonny) Johnston graduated recently from the Des Moines Osteopathic College of Medicine in Iowa, gaining five awards in various fields.
Men in Service: Airman Darl L. Hixon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford M. Hixon of Warfordsburg, has completed basic trianing at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas. He has been assigned to Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, for training as a medical services specialist.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lake of Shade Gap on June 4; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Souders of McConnellsburg on June 9; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson Wright Jr. of Everett on June 6; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Sherwin Mellott of Harrisonville on June 11; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Statler of Berkeley Springs on June 13.
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Now playing at the Fulton Theatre: "Gone with the Wind."
Deaths: Catherine Mellott, Mercersburg; Lloyd Mellott, Breezewood; Margaret Everts, Big Cove Tannery; Mrs. Olive Layton, McConnellsburg; Hartford Howell, Annandale, Va.; Mrs. Annie Aller, Hiawatha; Clarence E. Pine, McConnellsburg; Jesse A. Barnett, Oxnard, Calif.; Mrs. Annie Kuhn, Mercersburg; Hazel Querry, Mapleton.
50 Years Ago
From The Files Of June 18, 1959 '59 Mrs. W.R. Sloan was discharged from the Hagerstown Hospital last week and is now recuperating at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
John Wine, in Greencastle.
Darel E. Sipes of town received a $95 suggestion award last week from Letterkenny Ordinance Depot where he is employed.
In 1887, a private partnership banking business, to be known as The Fulton County National Bank with an authorized capital of $15,000 was drawn up in Mc- Connellsburg. Partners in the new banking venture were J. Nelson Sipes, B.M. Lodge, Wm. A. Kendall, A.U. Nace, Wm. H. Nelson, D.B. Nace and George J. Pittman, with B.M. Lodge as president and D.B. Nace as cashier. All the others served as directors. On February 24, 1887, in the D. B. Nace building (which is where The First National bank now stands), the bank opened its doors for business and continued in that location until 1906 when it was moved to the A.U. Nace residence, now owned by D.A. Washabaugh. From there, in 1914, the business was moved to the building it now owns and occupies. From such modest beginnings grew The Fulton County National Bank, which is now laying plans for its open house celebration next Wednesday when the newly remodelled quarter will be inspected by the public. The open house celebration will mark the completion of the remodeling of the old building into a new, up-to-theminute banking house which now lends a definite air of prosperity to McConnellsburg.
F. Morse Sloan, former Fulton Countian and brother of Walter R. Sloan and Miss Harriet Sloan, was honored at a dinner last week given by the school board of Murrysville when it was announced that a new elementary school, to be built on 20 acres of land given to the school board by Mr. Sloan, will be called the "F.M. Sloan School."
Last week, 182,207 unemployment checks were distributed with a monetary value of $4,951,131.
William Max Wright of Harrisonville and George Willard Black of Waterfall left for Pittsburgh on Wednesday for induction into the armed forces.
Purchase of the historic Knox property across from the Bedford fairgrounds was made recently by J. Minnick and Sadie F. Mellott from Miss J. Dorothy Henning of Pittsburgh. The brick dwelling on the property was constructed more than 150 years ago from bricks made on the property, which for many years was the site of Bedford's Wagonworks. The old building stands on a tract of land of about two acres. The Mellotts have not announced their plans for the development of their new property. Mr. and Mrs. Mellott were Bedford's pioneers in the motel business. They started the use of the name when they constructed the first one near Bedford, now known as the Bedford Village Motel. After they sold the business, they acquired ground and constructed a 40- unit building at the Somerset Interchange, now known as the Somerset New Motel. Mr. Mellott was elected sheriff of Fulton County in 1929 and was the youngest sheriff ever elected in the state of Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Knable of Needmore wish to announce the birth of a son on June 8 at Berkeley Springs Hospital.
The home of Louella Wible of Clear Ridge was completely destroyed by fire on Tuesday.
The Mercersburg Inn, with all its furnishings, was sold for $66,000 at public sale on Saturday, but the name of the purchaser was not revealed.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Aaron D. Sutton of McConnellsburg on June 9; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Mellott of McConnellsburg on June 10; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Bremer of Three Springs on June 10; a son to Mr. and Mrs. James D. Souders of McConnellsburg on June 12; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Simon A. Mellott of McConnellsburg on June 14.
Deaths: Julia Ann Starr; Mrs. Sarah Ellen Barney of Path Valley; Harry Barnhart; Dr. Homer Edwin Tabler.
60 Years Ago
From The Files Of June 23, 1949 '49 Three television sets are now in Fulton County. Sid Leech has been entertaining customers with shows on his set. It was the
first set in the county for more than a year. Last week TV sets were installed in homes of Herbert Koontz of Harrisonville and another at Clevenger's Mountain Inn on Scrub Ridge and all report excellent results.
Harold Noble and his orchestra will play at the local Legion home on Friday night. On Saturday night, Bill Jones and his popular colored orchestra will return to the Legion.
Gerald L. Lake and Edith E. Smith were wed June 14.
Deaths: Mrs. Mary Agnes Kelso of Mercersburg; Mrs. Rose Ann Mills of near Hancock.
70 Years Ago
From The Files Of June 22, 1939 '39 Deaths: Barton William Logue of Mc- Connellsburg; Catherine Mellott Keyser of Ayr Township; Albion M. Seavey of near
Dixon, Ill., who was killed when he fell a distance of eight feet while making repairs on his barn, striking his head on the stone step. His wife, the former Elizabeth Comerer, was born and reared in Ayr Township.
In a loosely played baseball game on Saturday, Mc- Connellsburg defeated Shade Gap 14-7. Wickes pitched for the locals and Fraker caught. For Shade Gap, Lake pitched and Flood caught.
Fulton County's assistance office received only two applications for help last week, spending only $26.80, a reduction of $95.10 from the previous week.
Harry Reisner Jr. and Blanche Justice were married on June 15.
George C. Sipes has purchased the property of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hoover on South First Street. Mr. and Mrs. Hoover purchased the Blue Ridge Restaurant, which they have operated for the past four years, from Mrs. Lillie Wible, who recently retired after a number of years in the restaurant business in Chambersburg.
At the monthly meeting of the local American Legion on Saturday evening at the Fulton House, arrangements were made to send a boy to the Keystone Boys Camp at Indiantown Gap and a committee was named to make arrangements for the annual veterans picnic to be held again at Allen's Valley.
On Saturday, Claude Batdorff of Harrisonville was forced off the road by an oncoming car, damaging his car to the extent of $15. The other driver was not apprehended.
On Saturday the McConnellsburg firemen were called to Hustontown when a haystack burned on the Ned Knepper farm. The firemen immediately sprayed the barn to keep it from catching on fire.
The children of Mrs. Anna B. Cutchall of near Waterfall surprised her with a birthday party on June 1, it being her 80th birthday.
Merrill Kerlin of Hustontown High School won a scholarship contest sponsored by the American Legion.
Two memorial gifts were dedicated during the morning service on Sunday in the Reformed Church. A polished brass cross was given by Mrs. Olive Crouse in memory of David E. Crouse, who was an elder of the congregation. Altar vases of polished brass were placed by Mrs. John Vores in memory of her mother, Mrs. Mazie Helman.
Virgil Sharpe of McConnellsburg won the individual crow shooting contest last Wednesday, bringing down 25 birds in the hunt sponsored by the Everett Chapter of the Isaac Walton League of America. He won a hunting knife and hatchet as first prize. William C. Wakefield of Bill's Place won a hunting knife as second prize for bringing down 21 birds.
Mr. and Mrs. George Harr of Webster Mills announce the birth of a daughter on June 6 in Chambersburg Maternity Home.
The body of Victor Hess, 22, was found Saturday afternoon at 3:00 p.m., near the Hustontown highway, by residents of the community. The young man had died of a gun wound some time Friday afternoon, according to Dr. E.H. MacKinlay, county coroner. He was found lying about 1,000 feet from the highway, along an old lumber road, holding a .32 calibre revolver in his hand.
The Community Vacation Bible School in McConnellsburg has now been in progress for 15 years, having been organized in 1924 under the leadership of the Lutheran pastor, Rev. M.S. Miller. During that time, the enrollment has totalled 1,716, exclusive 20 workers and teachers.
John Fegley of Hustontown and Mrs. Theodore Keyser of Cito were admitted to Chambersburg Hospital over the weekend. Raymond Seville of Cito was discharged.
Miss Inez Fields has been appointed school nurse at Gettysburg, where she will have charge of five schools.
A marriage license has been issued to Clair F. Foor of Hopewell and Mary J. Spade of Crystal Spring.
80 Years Ago
From The Files Of June 20, 1929 '29 Deaths: Miss Charity Wink of Needmore; Harry Pine of
Ohio, a brother of Mrs. John A. Peck of Mc- Connellsburg, who was run over by several cars of a train while doing his duties as track patrolman on the Toledo-Mansfield division of the Pennsylvania System.
The monument at the graves of the Confederate soldiers near town was erected by John B. Runyan last week. At the top of the monument is the CSA emblem, followed by this inscription: "Confederate Soldiers - W.B. Moore of Virginia - F.A. Shelton of North Carolina - killed near here in first battle in Pennsylvania, June 30, 1863 - erected by Elliott Rays Chapter, Richmond, Va., and North Carolina Division, United Daughters of the Confederacy - 1929." It is hoped that this community will show the south every courtesy when the monument is dedicated on July 2.
John Conrad is back at work in the local post office after a long and serious illness, which started with pneumonia last December.
Thurman Nesbitt of Ayr Township is out again after a siege of mumps, which followed a bealed tooth. His wife and little daughter also had the mumps.
The new, small size paper money, which will go into circulation the first of July, is now on display at The First National Bank of McConnellsburg.
Miss Zoie Mason, now living in Akron, will sail on Thursday evening for a tour of Europe.
Oscar Aller, who contracted typhoid fever in March from water which he drank while en route to Washington, D.C., to attend the inauguration, returned to his employment in Harrisburg on Tuesday.
Mrs. Will Sipes marked her 42nd birthday on June 8.


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Ross Stores, Inc Greenfield , WI 53220
The Area Supervisor is a member of the Supervisory Staff who is responsible for a specific, assigned area of the store as well as the general operations and supervision of the store when functioning as the Supervisor on Duty. Area Supervisors are responsible for opening and closing the store, supervising Associates, providing Star Customer Service at all times, supervising merchandise processing, markdowns, sizing and the Front End as needed.
Markdowns (20% of Time)
Reviews MD Team schedule to company standards.
Pulls markdown information weekly and ensures order of markdowns.
Audits markdown compliance, recovery and sizing by markdown team.
Responsible for maintaining company markdown standards in store. Accountable for store any markdown variances.
Ensures all equipment is operable - communicates issues to the Service Desk as needed.
Understands how markdown equipment works and is able to assist MD Team as needed.
Ensures Clearance items are marked and moved to Clearance areas and signed as needed.
Merchandise Processing (20% of Time)
Ensures compliance to Power Processing.
Processes all merchandise with a sense of urgency.
Responsible for receipt of all non-merchandise inbound deliveries (i.e., signs, supplies, special deliveries, etc.).
Responsible for cleanliness and organization of all stockrooms.
Helps deliver and place merchandise on sales floor when all merchandise is processed.
Responsible for ensuring any back stock is secured and processed to company policy.
Responsible for daily trash removal.
Responsible for receiving merchandise truck.
Tests all fire alarm systems as scheduled.
Fitting Room (20% of Time)
Ensures all fitting room garment tags are audited and accounted for to company policy.
Ensures go back compliance throughout the day. All merchandise returned to the sales floor must be ticketed, scanned, nubbed and security tagged as needed.
Responsible for maintenance and cleanliness of Fitting Room.
Men's/Bed & Bath/Home Accents/Lingerie/Hosiery/Cosmetics/Accessories/Luggage (20% of Time)
Responsible for merchandising of department.
Responsible for back-stock and under-stock.
Responsible for the reduction of loss due to damage.
Ensures compliance to the monthly ISM set up in assigned area.
Responsible for floor moves and signing including promotional signing as needed.
Ensures recovery, sizing and markdowns are completed to company standards.
Responsible for re-wraps as needed.
Administrative Duties as Assigned by Store Manager (20% of Time)
Ensures Cash pick-ups and bank deposits are conducted to company policy.
Responsible for security of building including entrance/exit control (Associate entry/egress, receiving door, trash removal, etc.), EAS daily function check, cash office security, armored carrier pick-ups and register area. Also responsible for customer safety including accident prevention, accident reporting and emergency procedures. Responds to after-hours alarms when requested.
Responsible for store Loss Prevention including maintaining a large customer service presence on the sales floor, customer and Associate engagement and heightened Loss Prevention awareness.
Responsible for receiving merchandise truck when needed.
Responsible for Front End control when needed. This includes refund approval, Associate purchase approval, securing tills and cash in safe, register Paid Outs/Ins, void approval, register media and break schedules.
Conducts "code 50" package inspections.
Responsible for payroll administration including daily punch edits, Associate scheduling compliance, Sunday payroll transmission and Payroll reporting as needed.
Other duties as assigned by store manager.
Customer Service
Drives Results
Process Improvement
Excellent verbal communication skills.
Fluency in English.
Prior Customer Service and supervisory experience preferred.
Familiarity with point-of-sale equipment and applications.
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*huffpuffhuffpuffhuffpuffhuffpuff* hnnnnnnnnngggggggg (← so excited I went into minor convulsions). I'm glad I was talked into passing on emotionstyle's Villeta, also in the mizugi kissa outfit. She is sculpted by Inagaki You, who also did AxO's upcoming bunny girl Kallen, as well as C.C. Not sure when the release is though. The first is the dreadful wait to see it painted….and second for it to open up for preorders…
Image from the latest Hobby Japan preview scans from Figure / GK. Here are the scans available:
Strike Witches, Nanoha StrikerS, Code Geass
Queen's Blade and Gate (interesting limited leopard print version Alice)
Spice and Wolf, IdolM@ster, Kannagi, Candy Boy, Penguin Musume, Gurren Lagann
Seto no Hanayome figma, Busou Shinki, some Volks stuff
And here's a little somethin that looked nice. Not sure if this is also from Hobby Japan, but it shows some Macross F prize or trading figures, or some kind of contest or whatever, I dunno. In any case though the Shirley, Klan, and Ranka figures on the left look pretty nice :O Kira☆ lol
So yea…in other news, I'm still kickin, but pretty tired every night these days, so I've been seriously lagging behind with Cherry Girls and other updates in general. I've been sittin on a work in progress for the Cherry Girls story from two weeks ago, so I've not given up on it yet lol. A new story coming out today, so I'm gonna have to pull some double time soon because I don't want the number of these to build up too much… I'm thankful that they're breaking from the mini-column while they prepare for various events haha.


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The corresponding move was lefty Rob Rasmussen was demoted to Chattanooga. It was reported he'd be pitching exclusively out of the bullpen for the remainder of the season. He didn't fare too well in Triple-A after having a really nice go of it in the Southern League to start the season.
Garcia, 24, was the Dodgers' 2012 third-round draft pick out of Cuba (after being declared draft-eligible) and opened some eyes during the 2012 Southern League playoffs.
He began the 2013 in the Lookouts' rotation. He averaged less than four innings per start (19 1/3 innings) due to control issues. He walked more batters (15) than he struck out (13), but was still able to post a solid 3.72 ERA and .231 batting average against. He was only throwing 52 percent of his pitches for strikes, which helped lead to him allowing nearly a .390 on-base percentage, which won't do.
In his only other start (June 3), he lasted just two innings, allowed six hits, four runs (three earned), walked one and struck out four.
Since that time, he's pitched out of the bullpen -- and been pretty good. The following numbers include a two-inning relief appearance on May 30:
He's been much better out of the bullpen. While his future probably ultimately lies in the 'pen, I'd have liked to see him get a chance at starting again before any kind of promotion.
The Dodgers could view Garcia as a possible September call-up, hence the move. But if they want him to be playoff-eligible (which may or may not be the case), he'll need to be on the 25-man roster (or major league disabled list) by 6 p.m. on Aug. 31. The same goes for every player on the 40-man roster -- which Garcia isn't even on at the moment.
Garcia's low-to-mid-90s fastball plays up out of the bullpen. He can sink it, hence a 2.27 ground out-to-fly out ratio in his last 18 appearances. He also has a power curveball that acts like a slider at times. His changeup is fringy at best, hence a probable future as a late-inning reliever. He can get righties out, so he's definitely not a LOOGY.
I'd be surprised if the Dodgers added him to the active roster before Aug. 31. Then again, I didn't see a promotion to Triple-A coming, so a call-up wouldn't be out of the question.
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Rachel Sheinkin, Graduate Musical Theatre Writing (GMTW), Tisch School of the Arts, won a Tony Award for best Book of a Musical for the 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.William Finn, also on faculty in GMTW, did the music and lyrics for Spelling Bee.
Harvey Dale, University Professor of Philanthropy and the Law, Sylvia Law, Elizabeth K. Dollard Professor of Law, Medicine, and Psychiatry, and Frederick A. O. Schwarz, Senior Counsel at the Brennan Center for Justice, all of the School of Law, were inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Yingkai Zhang, Chemistry, Faculty of Arts and Science, has been awarded a $200,000 James D. Watson Young Investigator Award from the New York State Office of Science, Technology, and Academic Research (NYSTAR). The grant will support research in developing an innovative computational strategy for the rational design of biocatalysts.
Robert Engle, Finance, Stern School of Business, Ruth Lehmann, Skirball Institute of Biomolecular Medicine, School of Medicine, and Margaret Wright, Computer Science, Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, were elected to the National Academy of Sciences.
Bernard Haykel, Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies, Faculty of Arts and Science, and Noah Feldman, School of Law, have been named Carnegie Scholars by the Carnegie Corporation of New York. Each of the 16 scholars selected this year will receive up to $100,000 for a period of up to two years to pursue research advancing the strategic work of the Corporation. This year's scholars will all study themes focusing on Islam and the modern world.
Dalton Conley, Sociology, Faculty of Arts and Science, received the National Science Foundation's 2005 Waterman Award, which recognizes an outstanding young researcher in any field of science or engineering supported by the National Science Foundation. Conley, Director of NYU's Center for Advanced Social Science Research, is the first sociologist to win the award since its inception in 1975.
Diana Taylor and Deborah Willis, who both have appointments in the Tisch School of the Arts and the Faculty of Arts and Science, have been awarded fellowships from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation.
Peter Lax, Emeritus Professor, Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, was awarded the Abel Prize in mathematics by the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters for "his groundbreaking contributions to the theory and application of partial differential equations and to the computation of their solutions." The honor is accompanied by a prize of some $980,000.
Diana Taylor, Performance Studies, Tisch School of the Arts, won the Modern Language Association of Americas Katherine Singer Kovacs Prize for her book The Archive and the Repertoire: Performing Cultural Memory in the Americas.
Marion Nestle, the Paulette Goddard Professor in Nutrition, Food Studies, and Public Health, Steinhardt School of Education, received the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) Health Quality Award. Presented every two years, the award honors individuals and organizations whose energy, efforts, and vision have substantially helped improve the quality of U.S. health care.
Kent Kirshenbaum, Chemistry, Faculty of Arts and Science, received a James D. Watson Investigator Award from the New York State Office of Science, Technology, and Academic Research (NYSTAR) program. With his $200,000 award, Kirshenbaum will explore ways to improve MRI to offer early diagnosis of osteoarthritis.
Red Burns, Interactive Telecommunications Program, Tisch School of the Arts, was honored with the New York Hall of Science Distinguished Leadership Award for achievement in technology, the education of future leaders, and pioneering leadership in the expansion of technology industry in New York.
Harold Edwards, Professor Emeritus, Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, received the 2005 Albert Leon Whiteman Memorial Prize from the American Mathematical Society (AMS). The award, given every four years, is one of the highest distinctions recognizing contributions to the history of mathematics.
Christine Choy, Graduate Film Division in the Kanbar Institute of Film Television, Tisch School of the Arts, was honored with a 2004 Asian American of the Year Award. She was feted at a gala celebration in New York by the Asian Americans for Equality, a non-profit organization established in 1974 with a mission of empowering Asian Americans and others in need.
Stephane Gerson, Institute of French Studies, Faculty of Arts and Science, was awarded the Jacques Barzun Prize in American or European Cultural History in recognition of his book The Pride of Place: Local Memories and Political Culture in Nineteenth-Century France (Cornell University Press). The award is presented annually to the author whose book exhibits distinguished work in cultural history.
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Last week Mr.CBB asked me, "What do you think is a reasonable weekly grocery budget for 1 person in Canada?" The question got me thinking: You can't define a single weekly grocery budget that will work for everyone because there are too many variables.
Determining your grocery budget
First and foremost, a budget is determined by income. Some people can afford to spend more on food than others. A Budget is also affected by food prices, which can vary depending upon your location. For example, because the weather is inhospitable to farming and the location remote, food will always cost more in the Yukon than it will in Ontario.
Through need or preference, some people will have special dietary needs. If you need to buy special ingredients due to an allergy or illness, or if you choose to eat only organic foods, you can expect to pay a premium for shopping to accommodate those requirements.
How much effort are you willing to put in?
Grocery budgets are also affected by how much time and effort a person is willing to invest in food preparation and meal planning. When I'm not earning a pay-check we spend less money on food out of necessity. We achieve that goal because I spend a lot of time preserving, cooking from scratch, and foraging for wild food.
When I am earning a pay-check we tend to spend more on food, both because we can and because I have less time to invest in the labour intensive processes of canning, baking, and cooking.
How many people are you feeding?
The number of people you are cooking for will also significantly affect the amount of your grocery budget. The usual rule of thumb is that the cost per portion for a dish is inversely proportional to the number of servings being prepared.
Regardless of whether you're cooking a small quantity or a huge batch, you still have to buy all the ingredients required to make a recipe. It's usually not possible to buy a teaspoon of cinnamon or four tablespoons of butter, so you end up buying a whole container of cinnamon and a whole pound of butter even though it's more than you actually require for that particular dish.
If you're preparing a larger batch, you'll use a larger percentage of those purchased ingredients, but you'll still have paid the same price to buy them.
How much are you willing to spend?
There's also the issue of comfort level. Some people are comfortable with spending a larger amount on groceries than others. I have a friend who regularly spends around $1000.00/month to feed her family of four and she's fine with that. Another friend with a comparable income is uncomfortable when her grocery budget exceeds $400.00/month.
Although I'm inclined to favour the lesser expenditure, it's not my place to judge either budget. Both of my friends have defined what works for them.
How to estimate your grocery budget
So…With all of those variables how do you estimate how much money you should spend in the grocery budget each week?
- First you look at what you can afford and you shop within that limit.
- Next you look at what your shopping has provided you.
- Lastly, are you getting enough to eat? Are you eating a healthful diet?
Have I Budgeted Too Much For Food?
If the answer to these questions is yes, you've probably budgeted enough money for food. Now, look at what goes into your garbage can and recycling bin. Is there a lot of waste in your kitchen? Is your food spoiling before you use it up? Do you find yourself discarding a lot of packaging?
If so, chances are you're spending too much on food.
So…How, then, do you decide on what is an appropriate amount to budget?
Well, you set a benchmark, try it on for size, and then adjust it after you've worked with it for a couple of months.
In most of Canada, a single adult with normal dietary requirements can eat well for about $50.00/week. (This amount is for food only, not household items or personal items.) If you are buying for one person and can afford to spend that much on food, that amount would be a good place to start.
If you're buying for more than one person, try starting with a monthly grocery budget that is roughly 10% of your month's take-home pay.
If, over time, you find that you can eat well without spending the full amount you've allotted, cut back your grocery budget and put your savings toward something else.
Have I budgeted too little for food?
If you find that you are stretching to make it to the end of the month while staying within your grocery budget, look first to what you're buying and how you're using it. Are there ways you can use your food dollars more efficiently?
Address these challenges first.
- Are you "shopping" your fridge and pantry first when planning your meals?
- Or are you heading straight to the grocery store?
If you can't make your grocery budget work by adjusting your habits, then adjust your budget upward – a little at a time – until you find the number that works for you. Just remember: The more efficiently you manage your grocery budget, the more money you'll have to direct towards the other goals in your life.
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LED Fab Equipment Spending to Decline 18% in 2012
China MOCVD Purchases and Capacity Expansion to Slow
Following a massive 36 percent increase in equipment spending in 2011 (up to US$ 2.42 billion), worldwide LED manufacturing equipment spending is projected to decline 18 percent in 2012 to $1.97 billion, according to the latest SEMI Opto/LED FabWatch and Forecast. Worldwide LED manufacturing capacity is expected to reach two million wafers in 2012 (4" equivalent per month), a 27 percent increase over 2011.
After several years of rapid capacity expansion driven by high-brightness light-emitting diodes (HB-LED) used in TV backlighting applications— reinforced by lucrative government incentives and economic development funding in China— a 40 percent decline in world metal organic chemical vapor deposition (MOCVD) purchases in 2012 will reduce overall LED equipment spending for the first time in over five years. Spending for LED equipment is expected to increase in Taiwan and Korea. Spending for non-MOCVD equipment, however, particularly in lithography, etch, test and packaging equipment will increase in 2012, as manufacturers optimize their production lines and improve their product designs.
While HB-LED demand continues to grow in solid state lighting, HB-LEDs used in liquid crystal display (LCD) TV backlighting units— presenting approximately 40 percent of the total HB-LED market— failed to reach growth expectations in 2011. Total TV unit sales missed growth targets and the penetration of LED backlighting as part of total LCD TV unit sales did not reach the levels that many experts predicted. LEDs used in solid state lighting, currently totaling approximately $2.5 billion, may exceed $30 billion by 2020, according to many estimates.
"Similar to other microelectronics industries, LED manufacturing capacity and technology investments will vary year-over-year, but will correspond with the long-term demand driven by key applications; in LEDs, this will be primarily solid state lighting," said Tom Morrow, executive vice president, Emerging Markets Group, at SEMI. "Future equipment and capital spending will drive LED cost reduction through larger wafers, automation and dedicated equipment specifically designed to improve to LED manufacturing yield and throughput."
Regional equipment spending shows China continuing to lead with an expected $719 million planned for 2012, followed by Taiwan ($321M), Japan ($300M) and Korea ($260M). Taiwan will continue to lead in capacity at 25 percent of the world LED capacity, followed by China at 22 percent of world LED capacity. In regards to new fabs, SEMI recorded 29 new LED fabs in 2011. For 2012, SEMI forecasts 16 new fabs coming online next year.
Looking at the back-end of the LED market, the recent Global Semiconductor Packaging Materials Outlook by SEMI and TechSearch Inc. shows very strong growth in LED leadframe shipments. Following the 69 percent unit shipment growth in 2010, LED leadframe shipments are estimated to increase by another 10 percent in 2011. In 2012, shipments are forecasted to reach almost 83 billion units shipped. Data are based on shipments reported by sixteen leadframe suppliers.
Estimated LED Leadframe Unit Shipped Globally (in billions of units)
The SEMI Opto/LED Fab Forecast tracks over 250 Opto/LED fabs activities worldwide, with detailed information on fab construction and equipment spending, key milestone dates, capacity and ramp up schedule, and more. Portions of this article were derived from the Opto/LED Fab Forecast. This database is an essential business tool for any company keeping track of the Opto/LED front-end fabs. For more information, visit: www.semi.org/en/Store/MarketInformation/OptoLEDFabForecast
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For me shooting landscape with a DSLR is a non sense, not because of the resolution only (right the D800 can do a lot), I didn't see any review or test that shows a equal IQ in similar conditions between D800 and DB. Not even one.
Can you point us to those comparisons? I have seen very few and those I saw were more pointing towards a very small gap in image quality.As far as I am concerned, I have never seen a single MFDB shot getting close to the image quality that can be achieved with stitching with a D3x or D800.Cheers,Bernard
Here is what I want to avoid, it is really underexposed, but still no texture in the sun. With Hassy and a provia ou ekta, I wouldn't have such problem.
Hi,The tests I have seen in part point in the opposite direction, D800 having better image quality than MF, so I would be very interested in seeing evidence to the contrary.I have seen a sample of IQ180 clearly outperforming a Nikon D800E in sharpness. But in general image quality, I don't really now,I agree that it would be interesting to see those other comparisons.Best regardsErik
If you have the ability to rent an IQ180 and a D800. Could you please do your own independent testing and post the results. If possible people portraits as well as landscapes? Also available light and artificial light such as strobes. When you do your evaluations could you use a Eizo monitor? Also please make a print at 11 x14 and then a larger one say at 44 x 60? I look forward to your results.
But in general image quality, I don't really now,
Hi Erik,If you have the ability to rent an IQ180 and a D800. Could you please do your own independent testing and post the results. If possible people portraits as well as landscapes? Also available light and artificial light such as strobes. When you do your evaluations could you use a Eizo monitor? Also please make a print at 11 x14 and then a larger one say at 44 x 60? I look forward to your results.Thank you,Jeffery
If I may voice an opinion: if you try to test the difference between two cameras of similar resolution and different sensor size by selecting the conditions in which these cameras will give the same results, you will find out that the cameras give the same results. And this is a bit what you are doing here."It should not be surprising that a medium format camera of about 30+ mpix (which uses a sensor developed 5-7 years ago... today's MF have 80 mpix and that does not exist in 24x36) gives the same results as a camera of the same resolution with a sensor about half the size (which is not a big step in size, actually) once the subject and light are selected so that any difference coming from the lenses is eliminated."In real photographic practice, however, the cameras are very different in their handling, the lenses will be used at points remote from the ideal conditions which were chosen for the test and the photographers will produce very different images. Which is the point of the exercise: produce images and not just tests.
I simply don't know what you are talking about.
"I have not done any tests myself using MF and DSLRs. The images I have seen were all taken under nearly identical conditions (a few minutes apart, I would guess)."This tells it all.You have over 4400 post and I would guess very many of those are in the medium format threads.Why so engaged in equipments you do not use!!!I cannot understand any serious working photographer wants advicefrom somebody who just looks at other peoples pictures and form an opinion based on those.Its so lame.I respected Fred for a long time, but know, me to, thinks he has gone overboard.All this endless posting about D800 and how bad MFDB is, usingother peoples pictures to "prove" it.There are 3-4 people destroying MFDB threads with all this comparing and bashing of the very equipment we who use it, wants to have somemeaningful discussion about and sharing of pictures.And I wonder what for? Envy? Stupidity? Loneliness? Love of science and theoretical photography? Misguided believe in ones own genius? Maybe I now insults some of you, but I am so fead up with your noise.Why not have your opinions and pictures in the DSLR threads??The ones that have MFDB are ( for the most) not interested in your opinions.If we want to know if D800 is any way better than what we have, we do our own tests.Hei og hå
I don't really why you are so upset by my writing, I try to be polite. I also think I try to keep me to facts.
And one fact is that you don't use any of the gear you write about day in and day out in lengthy posts. And believe it or not: one can see that you don't use the gear you are talking about. It's all just assumptions, collected quotes and collaged hypotheses ... all in all just half-truths.Sorry for that. But it's really not fun to read. At least not for some of the users on this board ...
Here, Erik, you are absolutely correct! and you won't know until you have used both yourself. The big problem with relying on other people's data is that you can't be sure they rand the tests well. Almost everyone that tests has a bias - and wish to show a certain result. The funny thing is that there are tests out there that show film is still better than both the d800e and IQ 180.
Why not have your opinions and pictures in the DSLR threads??The ones that have MFDB are ( for the most) not interested in your opinions.If we want to know if D800 is any way better than what we have, we do our own tests.
The reason why I personnally contribute to some of those threads (although a lot less than others) is simply to inform potential buyers about the pitfalls and available options.
Hi Bernard,I don't really disagree with what you are saying but I believe most people in this forum have been over informed by now...We are not talking about 2 threads here. We are talking about most of the threads being turned into a D800 versus MF discussion.People (I am not talking about you) who are only here to provide negative input and who can hardly hide their contempt for certain companies and MFDB in general... what's the purpose of being here?


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Rome was incredible...everywhere you turn you see something amazing. St. Peter's Cathredral is beyond belief....the wealth that went into building it is hard to believe. Then you go to the Jewish Ghetto and you learn that just when Michaelangelo was creating his amazing dome, the Pope was locking up Rome's Jews into a 200 metre by 200 metre ghetto that locked at 11 PM at night. The Ghetto is right on the banks of the Tiber and it flooded every year....and the Pope would not allow any construction that would alleviate the problem.
We went to Pompeii near Naples...and that was also amazing. And, a week in Sicily driving to different cities and towns.
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Mark Hayward's City Matters: Coming together to heal a West Side communityMARK HAYWARD
December 06. 2012 1:04AM
Anyone who's seen a fire grow on a cold morning knows how fast hungry flames can consume buildings, belongings, sometimes even lives.
No one died in a Nov. 25 fire at a three-story apartment building at Granite and Barr streets, but an early-morning fire certainly destroyed any post-Thanksgiving sense of security and stability for some 30 people who had made their homes there. Of course, the fire and resulting water damage ruined tangible items - such as wardrobes, furniture, food, electronics and everyday belongings that make up a home.
"It's been rough," said Brianna Michaud, who lost furniture, clothes, food and all her family's shoes. Since then, Michaud, her husband and infant daughter have been staying in the home of someone she barely knows, she said.
Luckily for her, some things are stronger than flames, namely the Manchester and New Hampshire traditions of helping out people stung by a sudden disaster. And some things travel nearly as fast as flames, namely Facebook postings about people who lose nearly everything in a fire.
So on Wednesday, 10 days after a fire drove them from their homes, residents returned to the corner of Granite and Barr streets.
There they found folded clothes, toys and books, neatly arranged on tables with hand-lettered signs that read "Infants" and "Tweens."
Five stainless steel racks held hangers with clean and neatly pressed jeans, sweaters and outerwear. More clothes hung in two vans pulled along the curb.
Another van offered neatly paired shoes and household goods. Around the corner, a fourth van housed televisions, mattresses, lamps and other furniture.
All was donated after Shelley Therrien put out a plea on Facebook for donations. She runs two dry cleaners for her boss, Oscy Cadran, who owns the building at 5-11 Barr St.
"There's a lot of stuff here," said Cadran, as he stood in the center of what looks like it could be a sidewalk bazaar in some distant country. "We can't replace everything, but this is at least a head start."
"Private donations are good, but we have a lot of rebuilding to do," said Jason Fournier, as his hands combed through men's clothing. He and his parents have been living at the Comfort Inn since the fire, he said.
"We lost everything," as he ticked off the living room set, television, couch, kitchen set, pots and pans, washer, dryer.
Therrien said she farmed off some of her responsibilities to co-workers, put her Christmas shopping on hold and did what she could to organize the spontaneneous clothing drive. Bags of donated items arrived daily at the dry cleaners. Some items were mailed from as far away as Vermont. Enough checks were sent to pay for six beds sets, including box springs, mattresses, even sheets and pillow cases.
Yesterday was nothing like a shopper's mad house envisioned whenever the words Black Friday sale appear on a billboard. Tenants directed their former neighbors to clothes that fit them. Donna Kuligowski, whose apartment was away from the fire, said she will be able to salvage most of her furniture, so she only wanted to pick up some clothes for the children she cares for.
Three months ago, I wrote about a building, just next door to Cadran's, with numerous code violations, unpaid taxes and city fees, and frustrated tenants. Odd that a building next door has a landlord with such a different approach to business. One who organizes an effort to restore what was lost, one who tries to find them a new place. One who mingles freely with them.
"I've had these tenants for years. You feel close to them," he said. He's offered them apartments in his other buildings, but most want to stay on the West Side. For example, Michaud has found an apartment that her family will move into with her mother-in-law on Putnam Street. She had moved into the Barr Street building Nov. 1, after getting married 10 days earlier.
"He was our first landlord," she said, "for our first landlord, he was really good."
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Dorothy Neumann 11/23/2005 3:42:52 AMI love the light you captured here. Great dramatic sky...what a landscape! #348665
Karen Diaz 11/23/2005 5:55:32 AMThis pic is gorgeous, love the sky and thank you for your compliment also, same for you!!!:) #2110496
Jill M. Flusemann 11/26/2005 5:44:31 AMNice colors and composition, Stefan! Congrats on your finalist! #2121474
KHAWLA Haddad 11/26/2005 1:29:16 PMCONGRATULATIONS on your 2nd Place win!!!! #2123226
Cora Miller 11/26/2005 7:04:27 PMThe beautiful light, textures, and great layers create a really fine image. Congratulations on your win, Stefan! #2124286
Donna W. Neal 11/27/2005 3:39:28 PMA BIG CONGRATULATIONS ON THIS WINNER Stefan #2127632
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Cathy M. Gromball 11/30/2005 9:10:34 AMCongratulations on your Second Place win, Stefan!
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Alton I. Vance 11/30/2005 10:56:59 PMSorry, I didn't congratulate you in my E-mail on this really nice winning shot. Great job. I saw this photo earlier in the month and really liked it. Once again, congratulations. #2140387
Chuck Inglefield 12/1/2005 2:01:05 PMWow, this is really a great image. I'm not usually drawn to landscapes, but this one really caught my eye. Your composition is fantastic and the colors and layers you have created here really make for an interesting photograph worth more than a passing glance. Congratulations on your well deserved recognition. #2142697
Tracy Reehal 12/2/2005 10:00:08 PMWow! This is an awesome Nevada shot. I love the effects. Congrats! #2147531
Carolyn J. Connolly 12/13/2005 10:42:11 PMWow, indeed, Stefan - this really IS a WONDERFUL landscape image!! It is MOST deserving of your Second Place win with it recently!! Sincere CONGRATULATIONS!! :o) #2183832
Judy G. Larson 4/26/2007 5:45:36 AMGeez, you are really good at this photography! Love this shot and your entire gallery. This one has beautiful intense colors! #4215900
Uploaded on 10/28/2005 10:15:30 PM
Camera: Nikon D70 Digital SLR Camera
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