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Frog or Toad?
At first it is mentioned that the user will turn into a frog but later it is stated that the user turns into a toad statue. Why?
I am not sure about the translations, but shouldnt it be called Hermit Techniques, since the others are translated as hermits arts —This unsigned comment was made by Gojita (talk • contribs) on 17:46, 19 July 2008 (UTC).
I think this should be called "Sennin Jutsu" not "Senjutsu", since Senjutsu stands simply for tactical skills (it is proven in the Manga early on, where Sasuke's grades in various Ninja disciplines are shown). —This unsigned comment was made by 22.214.171.124 (talk • contribs) on 9:25, 3 January 2009 (UTC).
- It does? Well, in my prediction, the reason that they call it Senjutsu is because to make the term "Sennin Jutsu" shorter to "Senjutsu", this whole Senjutsu name has nothing to do with skill, but to simlify the term. --Rasengan888 15:26, 3 January 2009 (UTC)
- It's called senjutsu. There's nothing we can do about that.
- You're not completely correct, though. Although "senjutsu" is the Japanese word for "tactics," that senjutsu and the "sage technique" senjutsu are written with different kanji.
- 戦術 (tactics)
- 仙術 (sage technique)
- 戦術 (tactics)
- That said, I do believe we should decide on a standard translation for "senjutsu"/"senpō". I'd prefer "Sage Technique"/"Sage Art," since the practitioners of senjutsu aren't actually hermits. --ShounenSuki 15:30, 3 January 2009 (UTC)]
- I've done, alot of searching about this. 仙 is hermit, not sage. If it were sage, it would be along hte lines of Seijin or 聖--TheUltimate3 16:10, 3 January 2009 (UTC)
- And to prevent the inevitable headache I'm sure you're gonna give me with this Suki, please provide whatever source you have as proof.--TheUltimate3 16:13, 3 January 2009 (UTC)
- A sage is a wise and learned person[1]. A hermit is a person who secluded themselves from society[2]
- 仙 (sen) comes from 仙人 (sennin). A sennin is a person (or the spirit of a person) who has gathered so much wisdom and merit that they became immortal and gained the ability to perform miracles and magic. They are said to live in the mountains as hermits. They are basically people who transcended human limitations.[3][4][5]
- In short, the term "sennin" can be translated as both "sage" and "hermit" (it can also be translated as many other things, but "sage" and "hermit" are the most common translations).
- However, since the sennin in Naruto aren't actually true hermits (although the Toad Sennin do live on a mountain), "sage" seems the more appropriate translation here. --ShounenSuki 16:37, 3 January 2009 (UTC)
- That depends on the person you ask. I actually do think they fit the idea of hermit, cause as you said they do live in a mountain, hermits can be all mystical and worldly with the best of them. Regardless, to be fair, and to avoid this going on much longer than it needs to be to avoid the headache I was talking about earlier, it would be best to use both Hermit and Sage in our translations or neither at all. Though that makes all the Hermit Arts techniques an oddity now...--TheUltimate3 16:42, 3 January 2009 (UTC)
- Right now, 仙/仙人 is translated as either "sage" or "hermit". This makes the translations inconstant and confusing and overall unprofessional. I believe it would be best to decide on a common translation and only use both where it is appropriate (like in this article, when Senjutsu is translated). --ShounenSuki 16:52, 3 January 2009 (UTC)
- And here the headache starts. /sigh
- You already know my position. Hermit was the first translation used, your whole sennin comment still screamed "hermit" to me, while not justifiable, still speaks to me when Jiraiya first used it, he looked more like a hermit than anything.--TheUltimate3 16:55, 3 January 2009 (UTC)
- My apologies for the headache.
- I would be fine with using hermit. As I said, both translations are technically correct. All I want is consistency. Perhaps we should wait for another's opinion? --ShounenSuki 17:05, 3 January 2009 (UTC)
- Right now, 仙/仙人 is translated as either "sage" or "hermit". This makes the translations inconstant and confusing and overall unprofessional. I believe it would be best to decide on a common translation and only use both where it is appropriate (like in this article, when Senjutsu is translated). --ShounenSuki 16:52, 3 January 2009 (UTC)
Don't be. It's in my personality. I'm a territorial person who dislikes change and hates to get into confrontation and lose, and prone to collect things for no real reason other than the hate of seeing things thrown away. That said, yes we should wait for more people to chime in.--TheUltimate3 17:09, 3 January 2009 (UTC)
I think I will agree with ShounenSuki and say too that Sage is a much more suitable word for Sennin.Hermit ,as it's origin is Greek, is literally someone who has gone to the desert to be alone and meditate so he can achieve connection with God .It really is more attached to the Christian religion than the Buddhistic or Shinto beliefs that Kishimoto uses in Naruto (see Sage of the Six Paths etc.)Also the official tankobon in english use the word Sage to translate Sennin .I know that many are used to hermit since when Jiraiya introduced Sennin Mode this was the first translation and although it may have suited Jiraiya I think that you will agree that Hermit doesn't just fit with Naruto .(he is not old or have cut off his relationships with humans going in a desert and eating locusts for Christ's sake ..!!).Also we call the senjutsu chakra sage chakra and Nagato's idol, the Sage of the Six Paths so we really need consistency in this wiki.--Naruto Namikaze (talk) 16:00, 7 May 2009 (UTC)
- And I agree with TheUltimate3 AlienGamer | Talk 16:31, 7 May 2009 (UTC)
I believe it should be Sage Mode and not hermit. Naruto has always called Jiraya Pervert Sage. Also, sage is more oriental while hermit is more European. Also, a hermit is someone who lives in solitude while a sage is considered a wise and powerful individual User:Shock Dragoon | User talk:Shock Dragoon 12:39 ETZ May-7-09
naruto volume 25
vol. 25 I was looking at sasukes report card for when he was like 7-8 years old and at the bottom I saw senjutsu on the report card does that mean they teach it in the academy. Although naruto was completely unfamiliar of senjutsu training by the way i saw it on page 77 on volume 25
- It's a homophone for some other subject, though I don't remember which. Kinda like how Dust Release and Swift Release both are called Jinton in Japanese. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 22:41, December 5, 2009 (UTC)
- Senjutsu is also the Japanese word for tactics. --ShounenSuki (talk | contribs) 23:30, December 5, 2009 (UTC)
Frog or Toad?
It must have been a typo
can someone plz upload an image of the sage chakra from the resent episodes to replace the current, i cannot as i have not got a decent image on file Fawcettp (talk) 08:59, April 10, 2010 (UTC)
- AlienGamer did upload the image you requested, but ShounenSuki took it down.
Well, I really hate to break it to you, but Senjutsu does not mean Sage Techniques.
- 仙術, or in it's katakana form, せんじゅつ, is Senjutsu which literally translates to "wizardry" or "secret of immortality". Look it up by Kanji, Katakana and Romanji here. ~NOTASTAFF Ryun Uchiha (Ten Tailed Fox, Getsueikirite-taichou) (talk) 04:01, June 1, 2010 (UTC)
- That is a translation. Other options include:
- "spiritually immortal; transcendent; super-human; celestial being" (in Daoist/Taoist philosophy and cosmology)
- "physically immortal; immortal person; immortalist; saint" (in Daoist religion and pantheon)
- "alchemist; one who seeks the elixir of life; one who practices longevity techniques" or by extension "(alchemical, dietary, qigong) methods for attaining immortality" (in Chinese alchemy)
- "wizard; magician; shaman" (in Chinese mythology)
- "genie; elf, fairy; nymph" (in popular Chinese literature, 仙境 xian jing is "fairyland", Faerie)
- "sage living high in the mountains; mountain-man; hermit; recluse" (folk etymology for the character 仙)
- "immortal (talent); accomplished person; celestial (beauty); marvelous; extraordinary" (metaphorical modifier)
- The question is, which makes sense for Jiraiya, a sennin (仙人)? Is he immortal? A wizard? An alchemist? A sage/hermit? A fairy? Occasionally with the last option, more often with the fourth.
- Additionally, online translators are terrible. The one you used also translates genjutsu (幻術) as magic/witchcraft. And that's bullshit isn't it? ~SnapperTo 04:28, June 1, 2010 (UTC)
- Different contexts, different meanings. Dictionaries of any kind are never foolproof.
- In normal, real-life use, "senjutsu" does refer to wizardry and the secret of immortality. However, the kanji literally refer to the art of sages. In the context of Naruto, "sage techniques" is a perfectly fine translation and translating it as "wizardry" is simply wrong.
- The same goes for "genjutsu", by the way. In real-life use, translating it as "magic" or "witchcraft" is quite acceptable. In the context of Naruto, that translation falls horribly short. --ShounenSuki (talk | contribs) 10:05, June 1, 2010 (UTC)
So if I am reading this right then Senjutsu chakra is Yin + Yang + Natural energy?Umishiru (talk) 03:52, February 4, 2011 (UTC)
- We know too little on Yin and Yang to confirm or deny. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 10:58, February 4, 2011 (UTC)
it must be the place where slug lives??... --Nitram86 (talk) 12:46, March 21, 2012 (UTC)
- Maybe better translation will clear this, but since Mount Myōboku name has nothing to do with toads, I doubt it.Faust-RSI (talk) 12:50, March 21, 2012 (UTC)
- We'd have to wait and see. Though it sound Kimimaro-esque but that doesn't make much sense.--Cerez365™
i think all the animal can sense the senjutsu chakra but only a small ammount have developed the sage mode the only sage we know are part of the sannin summons...the traslation in the chapiter i think look like a umid forest the adapt location for the slugs but this is my interpretation...we must wait --Nitram86 (talk) 13:01, March 21, 2012 (UTC)
- I think you mean natural energy. Senjutsu chakra is the chakra one has after assuming Sage Mode. =P Skitts (talk) 13:03, March 21, 2012 (UTC)
Only when we are sure there's a Slug Mode. --Elveonora (talk) 17:59, March 21, 2012 (UTC)
Doesn't Kabuto clearly say that orochimaru never was able to master becoming a sage? Should he really be put as an example? He has never been seen actually in sage mode. 126.96.36.199 (talk) 06:08, February 4, 2013 (UTC)Adam
- Jus' cuz' he didn't master Senjutsu, doesn't mean he don' know it. We never said he uses Sage Mode 'ya know. But he has used Senjutsu Chakra.188.8.131.52 (talk) 06:14, February 4, 2013 (UTC) Yomiko-chan
it kinda does: " Under its tutelage, he learned senjutsu which enables him to use Sage Mode, which Orochimaru had also done in the past." "A person who is able to use senjutsu is called a sage (仙人, sennin)." these two comments kinda do say that he is a sage. but he didnt actually learn it, he wasn't capable enough to do so. 126.96.36.199 (talk) 06:35, February 4, 2013 (UTC)Adam
Senjutsu is 'ta us Nature Energy, Orochimaru's Jūinjutsu ues Natural Energy. Kabut said that Orochimaru waan't able'ta master Senjusu and thus not able 'ta use Sage Mode, cuz' 'tha body wasn't able 'ta take it. We never said 'tha he's able 'ta use Senjutsu and is a Sage, but jus' as it was explained, he does knowhow ta use Senjutsu.220.127.116.11 (talk) 06:52, February 4, 2013 (UTC) Yomiko-chan
ok i wont argue that orochimaru cant use any form of senjutsu because im not sure of that. i'll start small. "Under its tutelage, he learned senjutsu which enables him to use Sage Mode, which Orochimaru had also done in the past." youve agreed that he is not technically a sage since he didnt master senjutsu. this sentence kind of implies that he is a sage. if this one sentence is changed, ill be happy enough. i dont think it needs any of what it does after the comma. 18.104.22.168 (talk) 07:01, February 4, 2013 (UTC)Adam
- The obvious use of Senjutsu, is that it was stated that he uses Senjutsu Chakra in his Juinjutsu.126.96.36.199 (talk) 07:08, February 4, 2013 (UTC) Yomiko-chan
- "he learned senjutsu" → "which Orochimaru had also done in the past."
- Whats the confusion?~ UltimateSupreme 07:09, February 4, 2013 (UTC)
Read the correct translation, Orochimaru can use Senjutsu himself but his host bodies couldn't--Elveonora (talk) 17:21, February 4, 2013 (UTC)
Once again, not questioning whether or not he used senjutsu. Questioning "...which enables him to use Sage Mode, which Orochimaru had also done in the past." It should be rewritten so there can be no doubt what the sentence means, since it is a misplaced modifier. It should read something more along the lines of "Orochimaru trained under its tutelage, but was not able to completely gain control over senjutsu and become a Sage. However, Kabuto followed in his footsteps and completed the training." 126.96.36.199 (talk) 22:17, February 4, 2013 (UTC)Adam
One can't use Senjutsu without Sage Mode--Elveonora (talk) 00:00, February 5, 2013 (UTC)
well apparently you can. orochimaru has been noted to use senjutsu according to these guys but kabuto clearly stated that orochimaru himself was not able to master senjutsu and become a sage like him. also orochimaru has never been shown in sage mode or any other indication that he has become a sage, so we have to take kabuto by his word. 184.108.40.206 (talk) 01:59, February 5, 2013 (UTC)Adam
That's not what Kabuto said--Elveonora (talk) 15:20, February 5, 2013 (UTC)
Hagoromo Ootsutuski?
After the lastest chapter where Madara described Naruto's new power as "Senjutsu of six paths" shouldn't Hagoromo was also listed as Senjutsu user ? I mean it just happened after Hagoromo gave his power to Naruto and Sasuke, so it clearly hint that new power is connected to Hagoromo itself. Another reason I believe Hagoromo was Senjutsu user is that he fought Ten tails and we know Ten tails can not be hurt by no Sage chakra, so Hagoromo has to have Senjtusu chakra to harm it.
What do you think ?. --TTHHagoromoOotsutsuki (talk) 09:16, April 18, 2014 (UTC)
Madara literary said that Sasuke was given the Rinnegan while Naruto Hagoromo's Senjutsu. How and if that Senjutsu differs any from known Senjutsu is unknown, but it still is Senjutsu.--Elveonora (talk) 09:28, April 18, 2014 (UTC)
OK, Thanks for your fast reply ;). I will wait and I hope Hagoromo will be listed as Senjutsu user, because he is --TTHHagoromoOotsutsuki (talk) 09:31, April 18, 2014 (UTC)
Bump guys.--Elveonora (talk) 12:06, April 20, 2014 (UTC)
Sage Transformation
When was Naruto's new transformation ever stated to be "Sage Transformation"? I can't find ANYTHING verifying this name. And if it is infact called Sage Transformation, is there any correlation between this and Juugo's Clan's Sage Transformation? Skarrj (talk) 19:04, April 26, 2014 (UTC)
- Naruto's transformation is called Six Paths Sage Technique (Rikudō Senjutsu). • Seelentau 愛議 19:13, April 26, 2014 (UTC)


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Bear Grylls Survival Series Scout, Drop Point, Serrated
Designed with scouting in mind, the Scout draws on Bear's experience as Chief UK Scout and figurehead to 28 million Scouts worldwide.
- Overall Length: 18.5 cm
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Finally back on, should i get this one or the BEAR GRYLLS SURVIVAL SERIES, FOLDING (SHEATH) KNIFE?
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Does anyone know where I can get this in sterlings
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My be I'm wrong, but It looks like blade is hard enough to stay sharp. Factory's edge is just a bur.
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Consumer Watchdog (CW), a non-profit and non-partisan consumer advocacy organization, has issued an appeal to the U.S. Senate Finance Committee to answer questions about how its plan to require all Americans to show proof of insurance or face tax penalties will provide affordable healthcare.
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Students Prepare for Unique International Student Teaching Experience
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Sixteen students will travel in November to six different foreign countries as part of a unique College of Education student teaching abroad experience.
The students will spend five weeks teaching in Australia, England, India, Ireland, Italy and New Zealand.
Students who choose the short-term student teaching abroad option spend 10-12 weeks of their semester student teaching domestically. Then they spend five weeks student teaching in schools abroad.
The reasons for choosing the option are as varied as the students. For Kaitlin Best, a childhood and early adolescent education (CEAED) major, the decision amounted to following in her mother's footsteps.
"I have wanted to go abroad to student teach practically as long as I've wanted to be a teacher," Best said. "I knew I wanted to be a teacher in preschool when, after teaching kindergarten all day, my mom would pick me up. I would practice "playing teacher" after school."
Best's mother student taught in England, and in her junior year of high school, her family spent 10 days there tracing its ancestry. So, her decision seemed natural.
"My mom had completed student teaching in Cornwall, England, so choosing to complete my short-term student teaching abroad in Cornwall was a no-brainer," she said. "I had to go back!"
Holly Walker, a CEAED major and French minor, has chosen two unique student teaching offerings from the College of Education. Before she travels to India for her student teaching abroad, she will complete time in the urban teaching option.
"This semester I am student teaching in the urban teaching option at Sheppard Elementary School in Philadelphia. I have learned a lot about the way education differs across different social and economic standings, and how the home lives of students affect their performances," Walker said.
"It will be interesting to see if the students at my school in India are affected by some of the social or economic problems in their country."
Much like Best, a familial motivation influenced Walker's decision, only in a different way.
"I was born and grew up in the UK and France so I have had some experience learning in different school systems. I wanted to travel somewhere other than Europe or the typical English-speaking countries because I wanted to have a novel cultural experience," she said.
"I am excited to see how the school system in India compares to American schools and other schools around the world. I was influenced to choose India because my parents lived in India for three months when they were younger, and also as a way to learn more about an important part of British history."
For both Best and Walker, their college choices leaned toward Penn State because of the unique learning options offered by the College of Education.
"Part of the reason I chose Penn State was because it has so many resources that you can use and unique opportunities to choose from," Walker said.
"It was a major factor in my college search. When I was in high school, I only looked at colleges that had the student teaching abroad program," Best said.
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FAULT DETECTION AND DIAGNOSIS OF PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEMS by Xing Wu A Thesis Presented to the FACULTY OF THE USC SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree MASTER OF BUILDING SCIENCE August 2011 Copyright 2011 Xing Wu
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The economy still has room to absorb the oil price slump, but a long-term period of low oil prices would hurt. Economic diversification is on the agenda.
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Head of state/government: King and Prime Minister Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud (since January 2015)
Form of government: Monarchy
Population: 32.0 million (est.) - immigrants make up more than 30% of the total population.
A more assertive foreign policy
The on-going political turmoil in the Middle East is a challenge for the Saudi rulers, with major security problems due to the current situation in neighbouring Iraq and Yemen. Saudi Arabia feels increasingly challenged by growing Iranian influence, its traditional rival for hegemony in the Gulf region. Therefore, Saudi foreign policy has turned to become more assertive, mainly in order to counter Iranian influence, e.g. by supporting oppositional (Sunni) forces in Syria and, since March 2015, by a direct military intervention in Yemen against the advancing Houthi rebels, who as a Shia tribe are allegedly backed by Iran.
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Saudi Arabia has an oil-dependent economy with strong government controls over all major economic activities. Economic growth has been negatively affected by decreased oil prices, and GDP growth is expected to slow down to 1.7% in 2016 following growth of 3.4% in 2015. Support for economic activity comes from on-going large investments in infrastructure (metro Riyadh) and new industrial projects (e.g. Sadara petrochemicals complex). The banking sector is still sound, but the lower oil price has affected the financial sector through tighter liquidity. Credit growth has decelerated and balance sheets have deteriorated somewhat.
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Lincecum, in case you've been living on another planet this baseball season, is the Giant's pitching ace, the long-haired little kid who looks like a skate-punk, even when he's hurling a fastball over the plate at 94 m.p.h. To say he defies the stereotype of the typical ballplayer is, well, understatement.
Which is why we Bay Area folks love this particular Giants team. They're misfits. In the best possible way. Take first baseman Aubrey Huff, whose underpants come from Victoria's Secret. Seriously. He has taken to wearing a red sequined thong – for good luck – under his uniform. Or third baseman Pablo Sandoval dubbed Panda because he's fat – who not only doesn't mind the nickname, but has inspired thousands of adoring fans to wear furry panda hats at AT&T Park. There's clutch hitter Cody Ross, MVP of the NL Championship Series. He thought his career in baseball was over when the Giants picked him up on waivers at the end of the summer.
And then there's closer Brian Wilson who sports a fauxhawk and a beard that looks to be dyed daily with shoe polish. He told the New York Times that his goal is to one day be a NYT crossword puzzle clue, and if you really want to get a dose of weird, Google Wilson and "the machine."
In short, this ain't your grandpa's baseball team. And, other than giving me a chance to write about my beloved Gigantes as I gear up for Game One of the World Series, this scrappy team provides a good lesson here for the rest of us. Which is to say: you don't necessarily have to play by the rules to win the game.
That's something we women, whether we're baseball fans or not, need to take to heart as we march our way into this new millennium, often trying to fit ourselves into a world carved out by Someone Else. You have to wonder how often we let ourselves be socialized by the stereotypes, wear the uniforms dictated by the roles we think we're supposed to play.
And yet.
Do we really have to buy into society's timetable that says we have to have achieved XYZ – a house, a kid, a killer career and a dog – by such-and-such a birthday? (We don't even have to like dogs, do we?) Do we have to pretend we're not interested in fashion — even if we happen to love fashion — to be taken seriously as feminists? Why is it we feel obliged to get a degree in business when what we want to do is dance?
And why is it that we feel compelled to act like the boys to make it in a business world that they designed generations ago. Maybe that world doesn't work anymore — for any of us. As we've noted before, what women have to offer (you know, our differences?) might actually be better for the workplace itself, not to mention the bottom line. And speaking of that, what if, when it comes to career, all we really want is a paycheck?
(I could go on but, you know, its almost 4:57. I've got a game to watch.)
In short, if we don't like the mold, why do we keep trying to fit inside it? That's a guarantee that we'll never see a game change. As one of our icons, Gloria Steinem, once said: Don't think about making women fit the world–think about making the world fit women.
The message? There's no harm in being ourselves. We'll not only be more comfortable – well, probably not so much in the sequined thong – but we may well win in the long run.
To which you know there's only one response. See above.
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My little niece Roxy Mae knows what she likes and how to wear it. I don't remember being that into fashion at her age, but little miss is crazy about styling her own outfits. She once told me that she wanted a career in fashion, but also wanted to be a police officer. The obvious compromise she settled on: fashion police. I'm not kidding!
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My little niece Roxy Mae knows what she likes and how to wear it. I don't remember being that into fashion at her age, but little miss is crazy about styling her own outfits. She once told me that she wanted a career in fashion, but also wanted to be a police officer. The obvious compromise she settled on: fashion police. I'm not kidding!
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Adorable! I love her combination of sparkly tutu and striped tights. She's make a great fashion police officer!ReplyDelete
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Aww, she's adorable. She can totally rock the tutu look as well xReplyDelete
She's styling! I love the skirt!ReplyDelete
She is to adorable! I love that tutu skirt!!! And when you said she wanted to do something in fashion and be a police officer all i could think of was "fashion police" lol great minds think a like. hahaReplyDelete
She is so sweet!!ReplyDelete
She is just too cute!ReplyDelete
How cute! I love her skirt - I would seriously wear that if they made one in my size.ReplyDelete
And at least her ambitions are a little more realistic than mine at that age. I was dead set on becoming a princess, haha.
man, all i wanted to be at that age was a mechanic... unfortunately that dream never came true. and she's already halfway to being an influential fashion blogger, considering how many fans she has from your blog!ReplyDelete
I love seeing kids like her. I didn't really get a chance to explore fashion until much later (coughearlycollegecough) so it's nice to see someone so young have that opportunity.ReplyDelete
Send her our hugs and kisses! :]
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Awww She is absolutely adorable & totally rockin it! She looks like a mini Cydi Lauper!! Fashion Police will be a fun job for her! =PReplyDelete
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She's so cute! A real fashionista :DReplyDelete
She is SO adorable! I love when little girls are like this haha Most of the ones I know want to stay in their princess halloween costume hahaReplyDelete
Fashion police! I'm dying.ReplyDelete
She is such an adorable model!ReplyDelete
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Haha, kids say the darndest things! She's a cutie pie :)ReplyDelete
she is so cuuuuuute ! her outfit is so pretty !!!! xReplyDelete
Aw, what a cutie! She looks really good!!ReplyDelete
HaHa... how cute is she seriously???ReplyDelete
wow, she's got serious fashion!! i don't think i knew a single thing about fashion at that age, but she's definitely got an eye for it!ReplyDelete
This is the cutest thing ever! Love her!ReplyDelete
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oh man, this is absolutely adorable!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 4, 2011 at 2:17 PM
Wow !ReplyDelete
Adorable :)
May her dream come true the Fashion Police does exist xD
- AnonymousJanuary 4, 2011 at 2:31 PM
The striped tights are too perfect for words.ReplyDelete
My heart is bursting! Fashion Police! Does it get any cuter than that? She is adorable, you must be a very pround auntie!ReplyDelete
Roxy Mae is so darling...and her little tutu! So cute. Fashion police, what a great idea! She's got a great a future ahead of her :)ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousJanuary 4, 2011 at 3:43 PM
Could SHE BE ANY MORE ADORABLE?!ReplyDelete
Aw, that's adorable! I want her outfit!!!ReplyDelete
well I hope the fashion police isn't making arrests for being heart-wrenchingly adorable.ReplyDelete
It would be a bummer for young Roxy Mae to land in the slammer as such an early age.
Adorable! I love her little tutu!ReplyDelete
Holy frijoles, she is too cute for words. That little sparkly tutu! Adorable. Looks like she's well on her way to a successful career in the fashion police. :DReplyDelete
Wow she is so adorable! She needs to start a blog of her own.ReplyDelete
She's absolutely precious.ReplyDelete
OMG your little niece is just more than cute! She's really got style!ReplyDelete
Fashion-Police would be the perfect job for her!
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- ValerieJanuary 4, 2011 at 7:37 PM
Such a cutie-patootie!!!! Also, she is quite the little fashionista. Love the total look and it is so cute when a little girl loves color and clothes. I imagine she has a big wardrobe already. Thanks for sharing the cute post.ReplyDelete
She is so adorable and the world better watch out for Roxy. ~ MamaWearsPrada.comReplyDelete
What an ANGEL. So adorable - I wish I'd had her fashion sense when I was that age. So many turtleneck/sweater combo disasters could have been avoided...ReplyDelete
Fashion police - that's hilarious. You go girl.ReplyDelete
I can see her running around as Fashion Police like the Vegan Police in Scott Pilgrim. With her finger gun and de-fashionista-izing ray.ReplyDelete
She so cute.
that's really cute...some kids just know! : )ReplyDelete
aw, she's so adorable! her outfit is really cute.ReplyDelete
Your niece is beyond adorable - and she looks like she's having so much fun!ReplyDelete
absolutely adorableReplyDelete
supercute!!! <3ReplyDelete
she definitely knows how to model :)ReplyDelete
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She is soooo adorable and cute!!!ReplyDelete
What Roxy should be is a model. She really knows how to work the camera!ReplyDelete
OMG she's priceless! What a career choice!! Such a cutie.ReplyDelete
I love her little hot pink boots!
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- AnonymousJanuary 5, 2011 at 7:23 AM
She ist sooo cute.ReplyDelete
Omg, she's so cute :) I love her boots, they're adorable :)ReplyDelete
adorable! and i love/love/love that tutu, is there a bigger size? ;)ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousJanuary 5, 2011 at 9:57 AM
She is so cute!!! I cant believe she style this by herself!!!ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness how can you not adore that face? She is too cute and styling her own looks? Watch out fashion world, she is going to take over!ReplyDelete
Love to see her fashion policing :)
She is beyond adorable!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 5, 2011 at 1:45 PM
Keiko, I'm so glad you appreciate young fashionistas. I wrote a post, Kid. Not., a while back. Check it out if you'd like.ReplyDelete
she is precious! such cute style :)ReplyDelete
She is so adorable! Fashion Police = PerfectReplyDelete
oh!! she's amazing!!ReplyDelete
really she have a great style.
I love all her clothes hehe :)
BAHAHAHA. She is amazing.ReplyDelete
When she's in her 20s and blogs she is going to post these and post all about you. just wait.ReplyDelete
She look so cute !ReplyDelete


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As October looms ahead, we can only prepare for the great month of quality movies ahead of us. But, to celebrate the late season of blockbusters, I had to go back to the basics and see the much-hyped Shia LaBeouf in "Eagle Eye."
And essentially, I was very surprised. The movie was very good. It wasn't great in any respect, but one must concede that regardless of your moviegoer credentials, everyone likes a good action movie. And Eagle Eye was no exception. It had a great plot, with a normal few flaws that could be noticed if analyzed. But what really strikes me about it is that it had all the great ingredients to satisfy the viewer. As a political "strategist," my job is to look outside the box, and in some cases, behind it to find what really fueled the fire.
And here it was mostly the timing. After watching this movie, you were satisfied mostly because its genre has been a rarity since the close of the summer. And between this time, the average watcher has been forced to see their share of horror and documentary films. Not that this stint of change is necessarily bad, but it was a sort of refreshment to see another expensive action movie stocked with everyone's favorite overpaid and huggable cast. It was a change refreshing you from your dull job, workload, or in my case – 7th grade math class.
The second effect that made this movie good in my opinion is that Shia LaBeouf was in it. To make it clear, I really don't like the guy. But in this case, he made the movie work. And although I do hate to say this and probably never will again, LaBeouf was the one and only person for this movie. Why?
I sat through him in Transformers. He is now to me what he essentially is to everyone else – innocent and worth rooting for if placed in a good plot. And in this movie, everything came together. The timing was so correct that if you enjoy LaBeouf or not, we needed him. We needed to see a blockbuster, and we did. It just happened to have a good plot, and although it was similar to Live Free or Die Hard, it had the right main characters.
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The 91,000-acre Barker Canyon fire in Douglas and Grant counties is 63 percent contained, and the 23,000-acre Apache Pass fire in Lincoln County is 80 percent contained.
Seven aircraft and more than 1,100 firefighters are still wrestling, however, with the large Wenatchee River fire in Chelan County, which is only 10 percent contained. It covers more than 28,000 acres. More than 850 homes and other structures are threatened by that blaze, according to the update.
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An Official announcement on the Justin Rodgie/Northside Power issue will be made here shortly...
An Official announcement on the Justin Rodgie/Northside Power issue will be made here shortly...
A Panel consisting of the CW FA, CW PA Rep and CW Captain met to make a decision on the Justin Rodgie/Northside Power situation that has been brewing over the last few days..
The Panel determined that Power Captain Tharmi Loganathan acted contrary to the spirit of the game in his actions relating to the signup of Justin Rodgie.
The Panel has decided that Justin Rodgie WILL join Northside Power, however Rodgie will join under the first set of legal stats he produced which are shown as follows..
Further to this it has been decided that new rules will be implemented in regards to the signing up and drafting of players which will take effect immediatley.Name: Justin Rodgie
Forum Name: AussieDominance
E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Age: 17
Aggression: 68
The changes will see any player found guilty of unfairly influencing new players face diciplinary action from the CWFA..
Teams will now also be rewarded for accepting the offer of players to join their side.
The draft order will still remain however once a team has accepted a player they will be removed from the list for that round.
If all teams on the list reject an offered player they will receive a strike and the player will be sent to the team at the top of the list and that team removed.
Once all teams have received one player per round all teams will be put back into a new list which will be ordered by the strikes received from the previous round with the team with the least amount of strikes at the top of the list and the one with the most at the bottom.. In the result of 2 teams having the same amount of strikes, the team that picked last from the previous round will have be higher..
This system will be effective immediatley and because Southern Stallions and Northside Power now have players this round they will be removed till next round..
As another addition for the next few rounds teams will not be releasing players when new players come in, this will be done in an attempt to get the squad levels up due to Internationals, Injuries and Suspensions stretching levels of the current squads..
(Southern Stallions will have their last released player re-instated)...
Any questions or queries please ask...
Will the Power get a strike for their behaviour in this incident??
Or something.
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I don't mean to be pointing fingers but do I seem to recall a fair few changes to a number of players stats at the influence of their team captains who obviously pressurised them into the choices, included in that were a number of Fury player's too I believe.
In saying that I do think the CWFA have made the correct decision, despite Tharmi acting in a light hearted manner and mainly good natured manner. There was no malice intended on his behalf he was simply acting in the interests of both the player and the club he captains and I don't think he deserves any kind of punishment. However I'm just pointing out the fact that it's happened before, and for so many of the guilty captains to suddenly look down on it now seems utterly hypocritical. Particularly when the Power probably had the fewet amount of stat changes in the entire league. You can't just say it's right up to here, and it's wrong after here. The entire process is either morally corrupt or it isn't, no ifs, buts or deadlines about it.
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I don't think there should be strike against refusing a player...some teams have already got two keepers as it is, if a third comes along on their draft pick they shouldn't have to be punished for not accepting them. It just doesn't make sense for the team or the player to join them.
The issue is not the change of stats, its the issue of the way Tharmi went about getting Rodgie to change his stats... He told him "If he changed his stats that the Power would take him" and "If he changed his stats to those proposed he would walk into the National side"..
Both are things that a new player is going to jump at...
also, he pretty much abolished the whole concept of a draft by asking him to do so
EDIT: Have to agree with Majin about the Strike system as well, it's a bit harsh penalising a team for not taking a player when they already have more than enough players in their position
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A historic October moon
The nearly-full moon was shining like a headlight in the sky a couple of nights ago when I took this picture. It's completely full and even brighter tonight.
The full moon in October is the "Hunter's Moon", or the "Dying Grass Moon," or the "Travel Moon", according to the Old Farmer's Almanac. Those are good-enough names, but East Coast residents will remember it as the "Hurricane Sandy Moon."
Hurricane Sandy with its rain and wind and storm surge couldn't have happened at a worse phase of the moon. Because the moon is full, the high tide came in farther today than it will at any other time during the month. This combination of natural forces is filling the subways of New York City with water tonight and flooding Long Island, Staten Island, and Manhattan.
If you'd like to check on the hurricane in the New York City area without commentary from a news reporter, here are some webcam links that were posted by Natasha Lennard to a hurricane liveblog at Salon.com:
- New York Harbor, http://www.nyharborwebcam.com/
- From the Lady Liberty's viewpoint, looking on to Downtown Manhattan, http://earthcam.com/usa/newyork/statueofliberty/
- Coney Island, http://www.earthcam.com/usa/newyork/coneyisland/
- The Jersey Shore (Point Pleasant), http://www.nj.com/shore/pointpleasantcam/
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Lakshmipureeswarar temple is at Thiruninriyur. Thiruninriyur is about 6.5 Kms from Vaitheeswaran Koil on the way to Mayiladuthurai or Mayavaram. This is a Padal Petra Sthalam. This is an East facing Mada temple, meaning it is built over a raised platform. The main deity is Lakshmipureeswarar and his Consort is Ulaganayaki. The Lingam here is one of the 64 Swayambhu Lingams. Lakshmi and Vishnu have worshipped Lord Shiva here. Lakshmi was granted the boon of winning Vishnu's heart, hence the name Lakshmipureeswaraar. Lord Shiva here is known as Mahalakshmeesar also. There are separate shrines for Vinayakar, Murugan, Mahalakshmi, the Navagrahas, Bhairavar, Chandran and the Shivalingam worshipped by Parasurama.
The Sanskrit name for this place is Varthi Nirvapanapuram, which means Tirininravur in Tamil. Tiri means wick and ninravur means place where it was put off. A Chola King used to pass through Thiruninriyur every night after worshiping at Sirkali. As he was passing through this village, the lamps carried by his entourage used to go off. Intrigued, he wanted to check it out and went to the same place in the morning. He saw Kamadhenu descending into the forest. He proceeded to the spot where Kamadhenu had descended. He cleared the bushes with his sword and made his way through the thicket. While doing so, his sword hit something and he saw blood sprouting from that particular spot. He spotted a Shiva Lingam in the undergrowth, from which the blood was oozing. The hole that the Chola King inadvertently made on top of the Shiva Lingam is still seen. He built a temple at the same spot which is now Lakshmipureeswarar Temple at Thiruninriyur.
This temple is to be visited for gaining Kubera Sampathu or prosperity. While Kubera is the Lord of Wealth and is responsible for the distribution of the same, Goddess Lakshmi is the creator of wealth. In other words Kubera is the treasurer while the Goddess is the CFO. Goddess Lakshmi is one of the most worshipped deities. She is the Goddess of prosperity, wealth, purity, generosity, and the embodiment of beauty, grace and charm.
Lakshmi is usually seen sitting or standing on a lotus in the ocean of milk symbolising purity, peace and prosperity. Her four arms signify Purity, Prosperity, Perfection and Freedom from bondage. The gold coins flowing out of her hand signifies prosperity. Her right hand is in abhayahastha mudra or hand held in the posture of blessing.
This temple is one amongst the temples dedicated for each of the 27 Nakshatrams or Birth-stars. This temple is dedicated to Anusham. People born under this star greatly benefit by worshiping here at least once every year.
This temple has very few visitors and is relatively unknown. The temple is maintained by the Dharumapuram Adhinam.
Lakshmi Gayatri Mantra
Om Maha Lakshmicha Vidmahe
Vishnu Patnicha Dhimahi
Tanno Lakshmi Prachodayat
Lakshmi Moola Mantra
"Om Shri Maha Lakshmyei Namah"
"Aum Gum Shreem Maha Lakshmiyei Swaha"
"Om Shrim Maha Lakshmiyei Swaha"
"Om Shrim Siddayei Namah'
"Om Shreeng "
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This temple is located at a distance of about 6.5 Kms from Vaitheeswaran Koil, on Vaitheeswaran Koil Mayiladuthurai Road.
Boarding & Lodging:
This is a very small village. Have your travel base as Vaitheeswaran Koil or Mayiladuthurai.
Temple Timings:
6AM to 12.00 Noon and 4 PM to 8 PM
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Phone: 04364-320520
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[Dawn] A policeman was
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in Orangi Town on Tuesday, pushing the
corpse count
killed this year to 114.
Earlier on Saturday, the bodies of two
posted in the Criminal Investigation Department were found in different parts of the city. They had been kidnapped and later killed by unidentified persons.
Police said the incident took place in Frontier Colony within the remit of the Pirabad
cop shoppe
, where police constable Aurangzeb Khan posted in the reader branch of the Orangi Town
cop shoppe
was shot at when he was going home from work.
The victim was rushed to the Abbasi Shaheed Hospital, where
he was pronounced dead.
He's dead, Jim!
on arrival.
He was a resident of the same area where the incident took place. The victim was in plain clothes when targeted, the police said.
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A suspected bandit was
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and a shopkeeper was
in a robbery attempt at a grocery store in Quaidabad on Tuesday.
Police said the incident took place in Rehri Goth within the remit of the Quaidabad
cop shoppe
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shopkeeper returned fire, fatally hitting one of the suspects. The
shopkeeper was taken to hospital for treatment.
Facing resistance, the other suspect escaped. The
suspect died while being shifted to the JPMC, the police said. The identity of the dead could not be ascertained. The police found a pistol on him.
Young man found dead
The unidentified body of a young man was found in a Korangi locality on Tuesday morning.
Police said the body stuffed in a gunny bag was found in Korangi 100 Quarters, Sector 50-D, within the remit of the Zaman Town
cop shoppe
. They said the victim had been shot in the head.
The body was shifted to the Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre for medico-legal formalities.
A police constable was seriously
when he put up resistance outside a private bank, foiling a potential bank heist, in Gulistan-e-Jauhar on Tuesday.
Police said the incident took place at a JS Bank branch at Jauhar Complex on the main University Road, where
tried to force their way into the bank.
When police constable Mohammad Mithal tried to resist them, they shot him.
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after the shooting, the suspects took away the AK-47 rifle of the policeman.
constable was taken to a private hospital, where he was admitted in a critical condition, the police said.
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You might get a kick out of this item published on Slate, in which a writer takes a crack at living history interpretation. I'm not a big fan of subjective, first-person journalism, but it's an interesting look at re-enacting from the outside.
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