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That's exactly what Fout intended to do with the dark bay colt after he purchased him late last year for Eldon Farm, and gelded him. But things didn't quite work out as Fout intended.
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The departure of Sarah Palin from the leadership of Alaska is undoubtedly a good thing for people of that state, but it is still unclear how that impacts the remainder of this country. The mouth that never met an idiotic idea she would not embrace is now free to roam the TV and air waves of the United States speaking nonsense in her inimitable style of winks and sighs and incoherence. She leaves Alaska with several ethic issues still to be resolved as well as a mountain of debts, but Ms. Palin wants the world to know she will not cease speaking for good things like ending sex education or denying aid to those seeking abortions. The good news is Palin pledged that she would campaign for those "who believe the right things regardless of their party label or affiliation," but the bad news is that she will campaign for those "who believe the right things regardless of their party label or affiliation."
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Doesn anyone know how many wins it takes for mmr to go up again? Ive won the past 15 games but mmr seems to stay the same (+14/15 per win) and matched with silver 2/3. Im gold 5 atm. (climbed back up! yeyzers!)
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I'll still **** around with Teemo in blind picks, especially against a Yasuo.
Gragas nerfed. Yasuo nerfed. Kassadin nerfed (with more to come!). Teemo nerfed (but not nearly enough I think, hate his Shrooms).
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I'm really bothered about the Mobi boots nerf tho. They're practically making it useless whenever you're in a fight. Doesn't help if you can run to places quickly if you can't chase down the enemy in a fight.... I don't get it. Anyone has opinions on this?
People will still pick up Mobility Boots regardless. Kassadin will still be banned because of his aggression, mobility, and overall presence to assassinate carries in teamfights. All the other champion changes are just meh, except for Teemo.
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June 12, 2004
AUSTIN, Texas
University of Tennessee junior Dee Dee Trotter pulled off a stunning victory in the 400-meter dash at the 2004 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships Saturday night at Mike A. Myers Stadium, shocking 14,000 onlookers with a ferocious finish that University of Texas phenom and U.S. leader Sanya Richards was unable to match, even on her own track. That scintillating performance, coupled with a second-place finish in the 800 meters from senior Kameisha Bennett and a school-record, third-place effort by the 4x400m relay, helped the Lady Volunteers tally all of their 24 points on the final day to forge a tie for seventh in the team standings.
UCLA rolled up 69 points to grab the title, followed by LSU with 68, Nebraska with 58, host Texas with 42 and Florida with 29. Stanford tallied 27 points for sixth, while UT tied with SEC foes Georgia and South Carolina for seventh. The finish is the best outdoor effort by Tennessee since the 1994 squad took fifth in Boise, Idaho. Combined with a fourth-place result at the 2004 NCAA Indoor meet, UT posted the first top-10 indoor/outdoor result since the 1991 edition was sixth and fifth, respectively.
"We had a big final day, similar to the NCAA Indoor meet," Clark said. "Two top-ten team finishes this season proves we're moving in the right direction.
I'm very proud of our efforts after having a sloppy first day on Thursday."
Trotter, from Decatur, Ga., came roaring down the home stretch like the wild Texas wind in the 400m to overtake the defending national champion and lay claim to her first
NCAA individual championship in a facility- and school-record time of 50.32. UCLA's Monique Henderson and Richards, who were touted as the pre-race favorites, followed
the Big Orange standout across the line in second and third, respectively, in 50.62 and 50.68.
As always, Richards started strong. The sophomore led through 200 meters in 23.4 seconds and was the pace-setter at the 300-meter mark in 36.2 before Trotter uncorked her remarkable finish. Over the course of that decisive, final 100 meters, the Tennessean blazed down the straightaway, accelerating past Richards with 30 meters to go and easing by Henderson just 10 meters shy of the tape. In sensational fashion, Trotter had come from fourth place to the front of the pack and pulled off one of the meet's biggest upsets to earn a spot at the top step of the victory stand.
"I came to Austin to win a national championship, and that's the attitude I got off the airplane with," Trotter said. "My goal was to win this race and to hopefully run 49 seconds in doing so. Almost! Almost! There was a pretty strong head wind the first 200 meters or else I think I would have run 49 today."
In the process, the Lady Vol speedster toppled her own school record of 50.66, set in the NCAA final last season in a runner-up finish to Richards. She also bested the Myers Stadium standard of 50.76, which had been the property of Longhorn Suziann Reed since 1999. In producing the sixth-fastest 400 ever run by a collegiate female, Trotter also overtook Richards and Henderson atop the U.S. rankings in that event in 2004 as all eyes now turn to the Olympic Trials in Sacramento in July with bids to the Athens Olympiad on the line.
In tallying the first NCAA 400m championship indoors or out by a UT woman, Trotter became the initial Lady Vol to win an outdoor crown of any kind since Dedra Davis bagged gold in the long jump in 1994. Trotter is also the first Lady Vol to claim a running event title at NCAA Outdoors since LaVonna Martin did so in the 100-meter hurdles in 1987.
"Dee Dee is very talented," Clark said. "Coach (Caryl) Smith has done a great job with her. I knew she had a chance to win an NCAA championship before I came to Tennessee. She was magnificent tonight."
It appeared Bennett might just deliver the program its second championship of the night, but her valiant push in the final 100 meters came up just short of glory. As it was, the fifth-year senior from Dayton, Ohio, walked away with the first individual NCAA plaque of her career. Her 2:03.11 output put her across the line less than half a second behind victor Neisha Bernard-Thomas of LSU, who triumphed in 2:02.86 after taking the lead from Bennett after the first 200 meters and never relinquishing it. Alice Schmidt of North Carolina was third in 2:03.79.
The runner-up showing in the 800 meters was the best by a Lady Vol at that distance outdoors since 1991, when Jasmin Jones took second in the half-mile race as well as the 1500 meters that season. Additionally, Bennett narrowly missed becoming Tennessee's first NCAA champ in the 800m since Joetta Clark in 1985.
For Bennett, Saturday night's effort climaxed an impressive run of races in the 800 meters during the outdoor campaign. She had won five of her past six starts at that distance entering the meet, including the Mideast Regional title two weekends ago. The 2:03.11 clocking marked the fourth time she had dipped below 2:04 outside in 2004.
To close out the meet, Clark sent junior Antoinette Gorham (Glenarden, Md.), Bennett, junior Nicole Cook (Petersburg, Va.) and Trotter into action in the 4x400m relay, and the quartet responded with a school-record time of 3:28.49 to capture third. Only LSU (3:25.26) and South Carolina (3:28.09) were faster, and the Lady Vols nearly caught the Gamecocks at the end, as Trotter punctuated her weekend in Austin with a sizzling 50.1 split on the anchor leg.
The 4x4 reading supplants the previous UT record of 3:28.55, which was set in 1982 by the collection of Cathy Rattray, Sharrieffa Barksdale, Joetta Clark and Delisa Walton. The record-breaking mark also gave UT the top times indoors and outdoors in school history in the 4x4 in 2004, as the indoor assembly knocked out a 3:31.49 piece of work at the inside NCAA gathering with freshman Leslie Treherne (Chesapeake ,Va.) running in place of Gorham.
"For Kameisha never having made an NCAA final, I thought she held her own," Clark said. "I am also very pleased with the mile relay, which broke the school record. That was a great way to wrap up the meet."
MEET TELEVISED NEXT WEEKEND: CBS-TV will televise a two-hour recap of the 2004 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships on Saturday, June 19. Air-time is slated for 4 p.m. Eastern Time.
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|100m Prelims 5:20 p.m. CT
|Tianna Madison
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|800m Finals 8:35 p.m. CT
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A writer's transition from short story to full-length novel is often tricky. No less than Alice Munro, a master of the short form, has for years declined to switch gears for longer prose excursions. Ernest Hemingway's legacy as a short-story writer would remain intact if he'd never even bothered to write a novel.
Salt Lake City writer Kirstin Scott's stories have been published in Western Humanities Review and Hayden's Ferry Review, among others. Not content to sit on short laurels, the Montana native and graduate of the University of Utah's MFA program in creative writing stretched her writing legs with Motherlunge, a novel about a young woman caught between the tumultuous family life of an unstable mother, a reckless sister and her own emotional yearnings that begin with her sexual education and end in childbirth. Between those two points teems, as the book jacket puts it, "the fear of inheriting a disappointing life."
Scott's book, published last month, won the Association of Writers & Writing Programs' 2011 novel prize. Currently living in Mexico with her family, Scott works as a medical writer in the fields of obstetrics and pediatrics. She took time out to answer a few questions between poker games with her photographer husband and their two children.
What were your motives or general inspiration for writing this book? How did it first take shape?
I began with a few older stories I'd written pieces that had an energy and voice that I liked and that dealt with things that still interest me: sex, death, illness how people think about their possibilities and responsibilities in relation to the people they love. I sort of pinned these stories up in the sky (actually the wall behind my computer) and then began writing new stuff between and around them like sailing around in the constellation to find the novel's shape. Eventually there was an actual outline. When I began the book, I hadn't written fiction in a long time. Years. So I was inspired by the inexorable passage of time, an awareness of death's inevitability, an irritation with self and a surplus of metaphorical thinking.
A lot of your chapters begin with discussions of human physiology or anatomy, working forward and/or outward to scenes of human interaction. It seems a "physical" novel in some sense. Was this a conscious decision with a detailed plan in mind, or did it arise naturally because it fit your plans for the narrative?
It wasn't a conscious decision to move in this way, from the body outward. It's probably an instinctive way of presenting thoughts and emotions, which to me are often felt, physical things. It's maybe also a way of acknowledging that social interactions occur in the haze of our own personal chemistries. … [It fits] with the book's concern with heritability, with the power of shared genes to determine your nature, your sorrows and your future.
The story seems bookended by scenes in which a young woman first has sex and then first gives birth. Is it a "gestational" novel in some sense?
I guess so, mostly because the idea of gestation is rich in the contradictions and tensions the book explores: beginnings and endings; how purpose and accident combine to create a life; hope and fear, the blurred boundaries of the self.
You've got at least a few nods to local Salt Lake City institutions, e.g., The Republican. Was this for convenience sake, or is Motherlunge something of a "Salt Lake City book"? Were you raised in Salt Lake City, or some other region of the United States? Does that matter in terms of your writing?
I grew up in Missoula, Mont. that's the basis for the fictional setting of Supernal, Mont. The nameless big city in the novel is loosely based on Boston, where I lived for a couple of years after college. There are a lot of Irish bars in Boston, as you can imagine; I'm sure one of them is called The Republican, like the Salt Lake City bar near my house. The places I've lived do inform my writing, but for this book I chose not to give real names to any of the settings. It's hard enough to start a first novel, and I didn't want to feel responsible for getting a place "right." The book I'm working on now is set in Salt Lake City and will probably be named.
Stylistic flourishes abound throughout, that sometimes spin off in poetic directions. Did you sometimes find it difficult to limit this particular talent and pay more attention to other elements of the book?
I was aware of the danger of getting precious with all that, too wrapped up in lyricism or abstraction. (What seems terrific in a 10-page story can, in a novel, make you want to stab someone.) So I thought about the complaints people tend to have about literary fiction that I have, too, in some cases and I tried to be less elliptical and more … entertaining.
Were any of your friends or family sometimes put off by the book's frank and honest discussion of sexual matters or themes?
Among my family and friends, it probably fails to shock.
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DEKALB, Ill. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Despite a school-record 18 total blocks by senior Katie Mroczenski (New Berlin, Wis.), the Green Bay volleyball team (0-2) suffered its second straight five-set loss to start its 2013 season on Saturday, dropping a 3-2 heartbreaker to No. 23 Ohio State (2-0) at Victor E. Court in the NIU Invitational.
The Phoenix battled hard against the 2013 NCAA Tournament team, forcing an extended first set and winning sets two and four, but the nationally-ranked Buckeyes narrowly took the decisive fifth set in the 29-27, 22-25, 25-19, 23-25, 15-13 victory.
Mroczenski's 18 total blocks shattered the Phoenix school record of 13 set by Marie Kaland Nicol in 1992, and her seven solo blocks also broke Kaland's mark of six from the 1995 season. Green Bay's 21 total blocks in the contest were also the most in school history since the 23 the Phoenix had on Nov. 5, 2004 against Wright State. Mroczenski was just one block shy of tying the Horizon League's single-match record of 19, set by Milwaukee's Maddie Sueppel in 2009.
Green Bay looked to be in trouble early in the fourth, trailing 2-1 in the match and 11-6 in the set, but a 5-0 run anchored by a Mroczenski block tied the score at 11-11. Green Bay was able to continue its run and build a three-point lead (16-13), but the Buckeyes fought back and regained a 19-18 edge.
Two straight kills by freshman Shannon Hurley (Connellsville, Penn.) followed by another Mroczenski block put the Phoenix back up 21-19, and sophomore Mikaela Gunderson (Casco, Wis.) ended it at 25-23 with one of her three kills in the set, sending the match the distance.
Green Bay got down 0-2 to start the fifth, but a pair of double-blocks by Mroczenski and classmate Leah Van Zeeland (Kaukauna, Wis.) quickly tied it back up. OSU built a three-point lead on three separate occasions during the set, including at 12-9, but the Phoenix wouldn't go down easy, cutting it to 12-11 and forcing a timeout. Green Bay was able to pull even at 13-13 after a Buckeye error, but OSU's Kaitlyn Leary drilled home her 21st and 22nd kills to win the set 15-13 and the match 3-2.
Hurley led three Phoenix players with double-figure kill totals with 14. Van Zeeland added 12 kills and six total blocks, while sophomore Taylor Kasal (Westmont, Ill.) chipped in 11 kills. Sophomore Emily Riese (Fond du Lac, Wis.) led the Phoenix with 41 assists, while fellow sophomore Jillian Bauer (Verona, Wis.) – who played for OSU in 2012 – had a team-high 20 digs.
The Phoenix started fast following Friday night's five-set loss to Northern Illinois, opening up a 4-1 lead early in the exciting first set. OSU slowly regained control, using a 4-0 run to build a 12-10 advantage, but the Buckeyes would never lead by more than two the rest of the way.
Hurley and Kasal kept Green Bay in it down the stretch, as three straight Phoenix points by Hurley knotted the score at 17-17 and two late points by Kasal had the game tied at 23-23. A double-block by Hurley and Mroczenski gave the Phoenix its first of three set-point opportunities at 25-24, but the Buckeyes answered each time and were able to use back-to-back points by Andrea Kacsits to secure the 29-27 win and the 1-0 lead.
Green Bay bounced right back in set number two, using a 7-1 run that included a trio of kills by Hurley to open up a 14-8 advantage. OSU used a 4-0 run of its own to cut the lead to 17-15, but back-to-back kills by Kasal returned the momentum to the Phoenix. The Buckeyes made one last rally, getting to within one (21-20), but the Phoenix finished strong and a kill by Hurley delivered the 25-22 victory and even the match at 1-1.
The third set was the most uneven, as OSU opened up a five-point lead midway through and never allowed the Phoenix to get any closer than two. The Buckeyes' six-point lead at the end (25-19) was its largest of the set.
Green Bay has one match remaining in the NIU Invitational – a 5 p.m. meeting with another 2012 NCAA tourney team Liberty at Victor E. Court.
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A friend of mine brought around a hilarious B-movie spoof called The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra (None Can Stand Its Mental Power!). It was complete schlock, with such classicly idiotic dialogue like "Yes, honey, I am a scientist and now I shall go do science." B-movie's typically have bad dialogue, cheesy plotlines and very cheap effects. (This one had an evil skeleton that walked around puppetlike which you could obviously recognize as left over from a medical school model).
Some B movies can still excel. To get away from the stigma of B movies, they are now sometimes called "independent films", although I'm not sure if that does it any good.
Ever since watching Clerks, a decade ago, I've found a whole new respect for these movies. Made on a budget of $27,000 I believe at a convenience store that the director actually worked at, it was the first independent film which I thought should have gotten an Oscar for best screenplay.
Take George Romero. Dawn of the Dead is still considered one of the best zombie (B) movies of all time. But it spawned a whole new generation of such movies from the Evil Dead series to the absolutely hilarious Shaun of the Dead. With his new release (that I have not yet seen) Land of the Dead, Romero was honored with an ovation at the pretigious Cannes film festival this year.
On US TV, the remake of the Battlestar Galactica series loses the idealistic, sophomoric drama, and heavy stock footage reuse from the late 1970s series, for a significantly more hard-hitting drama that poses the tough questions that sci-fi at its best tries to bring forward.
Like War of the Worlds, the Battlestar Galactica series has a non-human force that easily overwhelms the skills and ability of humanity. In this case, this force is the Cylon "race" of intelligent robots that humankind created to handle warfare. After many smaller wars, the Cylons retreat for years eventually returning with new self-designed models that are very humanlike. More significantly, they develop the notion that God has created them to replace humans with a more organized civilization.
These are the tough questions that the legends of sci-fi like Asimov, Niven, Wells, and others posed. Too often today, the sci-fi stories are simply covered up with cute relationship drama, and special effects (e.g., the new Star Wars series spent too much time on these elements rather than building a deep story).
Whether probing the classic futuristic themes or just providing entertainment, many of these same shows have developed a very healthy community of faithful followers. Some of them have even become some of the biggest brands in entertainment (e.g., Star Trek, Star Wars, etc.)
If you follow Douglas Atkin's theory as described in The Culting of Brands, many leading brands have similar features whether it is a company, an organization or a religion. These include ideas like:
- a common vision or theme that people appreciate and find themselves drawn to;
- a definition (implicit or explicit) of values that followers accept and can bind to;
- an identification of what the community is not about;
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I beat the trainers on route 27 and 26 and now I'm at the Victory Road.
I beat the trainers on route 27 and 26 and now I'm at the Victory Road.
Pokemon fan girl since 1999 =D
Raichu is #1 Forever!!!
I continued battling against the Gym trainers at the Viridian City Gym and I was able to clear out the Gym eventually. I headed out to the local Pokemon Center in order to heal my Pokemon there and I finished that and headed back to the Gym to challenge Blue for the Earth Badge. I wandered to the back of his Gym and I battled against him. I used my Typhlosion's Flamethrower attack against his Exeggutor, then I swapped to Ampharos and I battled against Blue's Gyarados. I used Thunderbolt to defeat it, then I switched to Quagsire and I defeated his Rhydon with Earthquake attack. I used my Hypno's Psychic against Blue's Machamp, then Quagsire's Surf attack against Arcanine. All that remained was Blue's Pidgeot which I defeated with Ampharos's Thunderbolt. I obtained the Earth Badge from Blue as well as a TM and I headed out of the Gym. I saved at the Pokemon Center.
I finally finished getting everyone to lv 45. Now I'm going to teach Radish rock slide then challenge the elite 4 =D
Pokemon fan girl since 1999 =D
Raichu is #1 Forever!!!
I swapped Pokemon at the Viridian City Pokemon Center after I won the Earth Badge from Blue, and I headed over to the Trainer House to battle Cal once again. After I beat his Meganium, Typhlosion and Feraligatr, I wandered over to Pallet Town. I visited Professor Oak's lab and I obtained the Rock Climb HM and Professor Oak suggested that I visit Mt. Silver, which was located west of Viridian City. I flew to Viridian City and I headed to the Pokemon League gatehouse. I passed through it and I arrived at the route near Mt. Silver. I battled some wild Pokemon along the way and I stopped by the Pokemon Center at the foot of the mountain. I healed my Pokemon and I headed back outside. I entered Mt. Silver and I did some training in the first cavern. I was going to explore more of the cave, but my Pokemon weren't strong yet so I flew over to Goldenrod City and I saved at the Day Care.
My challenge came to an end last night. I got to Lance but nobody was able to beat his first dragonite DX I should have gotten my team to lv 48. 45 was obviously not enough.
Pokemon fan girl since 1999 =D
Raichu is #1 Forever!!!
I left some Pokemon at the Day Care Center on Route 34 and then I headed north again to Goldenrod City where I swapped Pokemon. I headed north to National Park and I entered the Bug Catching Contest before I went east to Violet City. I visited the local Pokemon Center and I withdrew my event Arceus and I headed over to the Ruins of Alph in order to activate the special event there. I wandered toward the building at the ruins and a man walked out. After a while of talking the event started and I was sent to the Sinjoh Ruins. I headed into the cabin and I met Cynthia of the Sinnoh Elite Four and I spoke with her. She left the cabin and I followed her into the ruins themselves. I walked onto the Mystri Stage and after the cut-scene Arceus made a level 1 Giratina for me. I left the Ruins of Alph after that event and I swapped Pokemon in Violet City and I saved the game on Route 30.
After starting the game and choosing Totodile, I levelled it up to Lv10 last night.
Today, I beat the rival, got the pokedex, named my rival ???? and levelled up to Lv12 before battling Joey. I won easily against him and each trainer on the way to Violet City. More grinding on Route 32 gave me a Lv16 Totodile, and thus meaning I could batter the Sprout Tower. Totodile evolved into Croconaw after beating Sage Li. I came out and headed to the Pokemon Center not only to heal, but to unlock the Heart/Soul wallpapers and to get my next team member.
I ran around in order to hatch the egg (whilst I encountered a Shiny Bellsprout in SoulSilver!). The egg began to hatch, and out popped a...Slugma!
I them headed to the gym and thrashed Falkner with Croconaw, whilst levelling Slugma up to Lv7.
Saved in Violet City!
- Lv18
- Lv7
After doing 10,463 Random Encounters, I obtained my second shiny in HeartGold...Bellsprout! It had a Sassy nature. I them attached a traded over EXP Share and battled through part of the Sprout Tower. Still going through it as I speak.
- Lv15
- Lv15
- Lv15
- Lv15
- Lv8
Spoiler:- Hunts!:
Current Hunts:
Kyogre - Approximately 155 SRs (HG)
Altaria (Nature Preserve) - Approximately 18,000 REs+ (W2)
Last Shiny: Diglett (Alolan)
After finishing some stuff, I flew over to Olivine City and I visited the Battle Frontier again. I battled at the Battle Arcade, then I wandered over and tried my luck at the Battle Hall. I decide to take a break from battling afterwards, so I flew over to National Park. I decided to challenge the Pokeathlon since I hadn't been there in a long time and I wanted to mess around there for a bit in order to cure my boredom. I entered several events while I was there, and I came out on top in all of them with my team of Entei, Suicune and Raikou. I headed out to Ecruteak City afterwards and I visited the local Pokemon Center. I swapped Pokemon and I headed over to Mt. Mortar afterwards. I searched for a Marill inside and then I used Waterfall to explore some of the previously blocked areas of the cavern. I battled some trainers and I moved along the cave until I encountered the Karete Master. I saved.
I beat the Sprout Tower with ease, and so I headed into the gym. The trainers went down with ease. Falkner battled me, and I won with ease. Totodile landed the last hit on Pidgeotto to earn me the badge and the TM Roost.
I had to collect the Togepi egg, but I quickly deposited the egg in the PC Box. After that, I darted down Route 32 and gained victory over all the trainers. This was also an opportunity to level Bellsprout up, which I took.
Union Cave was easy, but I stayed to train Mudkip, Bellsprout and Croconaw to Level 17/18, and Mudkip evolved! I came out and reached the team rocket grunt outside Slowpoke Well, but I couldn't do anything to him without Kurt.
Kurt and I agreed to head to the well, but he tumbled and hurt his back...leaving me to do the work. I gladly did so, levelling Hoothoot up a little more against Proton.
So, Bugsy was next. Gym trainers were defeated, some HP was lost, but I prevailed. Bugsy battled me (is Bugsy male or female? I actually can't tell!) and gave me a hair raising battle. I won in the end, but Bellsprout hung on with 3 HP and fainted Scyther with Vine Whip, levelling up to 18 in the process.
Rival Aqua was up next. Hoothoot won against Zubat and Gastly, and Numel beat Bayleef. Heh, he says I'm weak but I trounce him each and every time...
I solved the Farfetch'd puzzle, made my way through the forest and taught Headbutt to Numel and Croconaw. Route 34's trainers fell, and I gained access to the daycare and Goldenrod City. Route 35 was up next, where I trounced the trainers up to the Camper Couple.
Returning to Route 34, I placed Marshtomp in the daycare and rode on my bike to get it to Lv25. I started to do the same thing with my newly evolved Shiny Weepinbell and Numel. At the minute, that is still in the works.
Levelling up:
Next time I post, it will be with a new shiny. After I've completed the levelling up, it's off to Route 35 to hunt.
Spoiler:- Hunts!:
Current Hunts:
Kyogre - Approximately 155 SRs (HG)
Altaria (Nature Preserve) - Approximately 18,000 REs+ (W2)
Last Shiny: Diglett (Alolan)
After I battled against the Karate Master inside of Mt. Mortar, I obtained a Tyrogue from him and I left the cave using an Escape Rope. I headed over to Mahogany Town in order to heal my Pokemon, and I bought some items at the local shop afterwards. I wandered over to Route 44 and I Surfed to the tall grass between the two lakes there and I caught a wild Lickitung that I planned to evolve into Lickilicky later on. I was lucky enough to encounter the roaming Raikou as I wandered the tall grass. I already had a Raikou that I got via trade, but I wanted to catch this one myself. Sadly, the Fast Ball failed to capture it and I just left to Goldenrod City. I did some trades at the GTS building to the west of the city and I headed over to the Johto Safari Zone. I caught some Pokemon there before leaving to Kanto again. I flew to Mt. Silver and I decided to explore the cavern again. I saved inside the cave.
Well, this concerns SoulSilver:
I started to SR for a Shiny Starter to play through SoulSilver with. I started it...and ended it today! 152 SRs for a Quirky Male Shiny Cyndaquil.
I took it and showed it to everyone in New Bark Town, before training it on Route 29. It became Lv9 soon enough, so I entered Cherrygrove and got the Running Shoes. After obtaining the Apricorn Box, I saved (well, still playing).
It won't be evolving at all either =P
Spoiler:- Hunts!:
Current Hunts:
Kyogre - Approximately 155 SRs (HG)
Altaria (Nature Preserve) - Approximately 18,000 REs+ (W2)
Last Shiny: Diglett (Alolan)
I wandered around the first floor of Mt. Silver Cave and I eventually headed outside to one side of the mountain before entering it again through another cave. I battled some wild Pokemon and I even caught a wild Steelix while wandering around. I found Moltres's cave eventually and I entered it and I battled it. Weakening it was tough but I eventually caught it in a Dusk Ball. I headed up the mountain and I arrived near the snowy summit. I wandered through the last part of the cave and I arrived at the top where Red was standing. I didn't challenge him due to my Pokemon being under-leveled for the task, so I just left the mountain. I flew back to Saffron City eventually and I headed to the Fighting Dojo place in order to battle some Gym Leaders who were waiting for me inside. I battled against Whitney and Morty, then I left to Fuchsia City so that I could visit the Pal Park facility. I saved.
I ended up starting over HeartGold because Cacturne, Xatu, and Qwilfish were pretty weak so I decided on a new team with strong Pokemon so I can have a good time instead of being frustrated...
...which is why I chose Chikorita for my starter! I did all the monotonous stuff with Mr Pokemon and the Mystery Egg and whatnot and after beating ??? I officially set off on my journey! I ran to Violet City and headed to Route 32 and captured my second team member, Mareep!! With my team of two we cleared out the Sprout Tower and Mareep swept the Violet Gym with Thundershock. I grabbed the Mystery Egg and then returned to Route 32 where I took a break.
I used the Pal Park facility in Fuchsia City and I transferred over some Pokemon from Ruby version. I flew over to Viridian City afterwards and I battled Cal at the local Trainer House. I headed north to the Viridian Forest to catch some Pokemon, then I arrived in Pewter City and I visited the Pewter Museum of Science in order to revive some fossils there. I wandered over to Mt. Moon and then to Cerulean City. I headed to the Power Plant again and I caught the wild Zapdos that was outside of it. I finished that and I flew to Mt. Silver to do some more training there. I battled Pokemon throughout the mountain and I collected a few items that I had neglected to pick up before. I left Mt. Silver Cave after training for 30 minutes and I flew to Olivine City. I headed over to the Battle Frontier and once I was there I battled at the Battle Castle. I defeated seven trainers in a row and then I saved the game.
I continued through Route 32 where both Chikorita and Mareep evolved! I then went through Union Cave as quickly as I could and arrived in Azalea Town. Since it is such a barren little place I immediately did the Rocket thing in the Well and then took on the gym. Flaaffy pretty much swept the entire gym. To be perfectly honest the most difficult part was beating one of the trainer's Paras because Effect Spore sucks! Bugsy was a pushover for Thundershock. My rival didn't fair much better and went down through repeated use of Thundershock. I got through the Ilex Forest and arrived on Route 34 where I found my third team member in the grass, an Abra! I managed to capture it in the Fast Ball Kirk gave me, which was pretty cool. When I went to check its stats I noticed it was holding an item which I assumed was a random berry. Nope! Twisted Spoon!!! I took a break after the capture.
I started a new save file on my English SoulSilver version because I had previously completed HeartGold. I started out by picking the female playable character, and after talking to Oak I awoke in my room. I went downstairs and my mother gave me the Pokegear and spoke to me about other stuff. I was finally allowed to wander outside, and I saw Ethan and his Marill. I then visited Professor Elm's lab, and he asked me if I could complete the Pokedex for him. I said yes, and I was allowed to have a Pokemon to use on my journey. I chose Chikorita this time, and then I headed out to visit Mr. Pokemon. I got Elm's number for the Pokegear as I headed out to Route 29, then I started to wander through the tall grass. I battled some wild Pokemon to make my Chikorita stronger, then I arrived in Cherrygrove City. I got a tour of the town from some old man, then I saved the game at the Poke Mart.
Woah it has been such a long time since I last posted here. I didn't stop my game or whatever though, I just broke my computer :P Using my sister's so :P
Last time, I beat Morty and had a team of Quilava, Weepinbell, Gengar, Hitmonlee and Gengar. After that I participated in the Pokeathlon a few times until I had enough points to buy a Leaf Stone! I immediately evolved Weepinbell to Victreebel, and then continued. I got to Olivine City, cleared the Lighthouse, surfed to Cianwood, beat Chuck, got the secretpotion, saved Amphy, and then went to the safari zone, where I caught my last team member... A female Murkrow called Gangsta! Trained all my Pokemon to level 31-32, and that's where I stopped. :P
Heart Gold Team:
Capt. Brave -- Yumi -- Ghost -- Woody -- King -- Gangsta
Since Abra only knows Teleport I returned to the Ilex Forest and taught it Headbutt so it could at least deal out some damage. I returned to Route 34 and beat all the trainers with Abra and Bayleef. Because Abra was close to evolving I went ahead and battled a few Drowzee's until it evolved into Kadabra! Then I entered Goldenrod City and explored a little bit underground. Once I got both the Bicycle and the Radio Card I headed to the Game Corner where I managed to amass 8000 coins before I got so frustrated that I had to take a break.
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After buying some items at the Poke Mart in Cherrygrove City, I healed my Chikorita at the Pokemon Center and then I visited some houses around town. I decided to head north after that and the same old man from last time stopped me to give me the Map for the Pokegear. I wandered into Route 30 and I battled some wild Pokemon as I headed north toward Mr. Pokemon's house. I obtained the Apricorn Box and I picked an Apricorn outside of the house where I got the item, and I continued up the road. I saw some trainers battling and then I arrived outside of Mr. Pokemon's house. I picked another Apricorn before going in. Once inside I met Professor Oak and after speaking with him and getting the Egg from Mr. Pokemon, I went back outside. Professor Elm telephoned me and I had to return to his lab in New Bark Town. I headed south again and I saved the game upon arrival in Cherrgrove City.
After accumulating 10000 coins I purchased a TM and then went to the Goldenrod Gym. I let Kadabra defeat the gym trainers for the experience and then I challenged Whitney. Kadabra took out Clefairy with 2 Confusions and then she sent out the monstrosity that is Miltank. I paralyzed it with Flaaffy's Thunder Wave but the stupid Lum Berry healed it so I paralyzed it again. Then I swapped out to a HM Slave Rattata and let it faint so I could send out Bayleef on fair terms. Unfortunately a critical hit Stomp ended Bayleef and Kadabra really stood no chance against physical attacks so it was all up to Flaaffy. After about 7 minutes of hitting the cow with Thundershock while she used Milk Drink/Super Potions, Miltank was finally paralyzed to where it couldn't heal which let Flaaffy deliver the finishing blow. After her ridiculous crying I got my badge and the Squirt Bottle and proceeded north.
I skipped a lot of the trainers and after defeating the Sudowoodo I finally got to Ecruteak City. I ran east into Mt Mortar where I captured my fourth team member, a Machop! I explored Ecruteak before taking a break.
I healed my Chikorita at the Cherrygrove City Pokemon Center and then I headed out to Route 29. I encountered the Passerby boy and I battled against his Cyndaquil. It was a tough battle since neither Pokemon could do more than Tackle each other, but I eventually won and I passed through Route 29 on my way to New Bark Town. Once there I visited Elm's lab and I spoke with him and a police officer. After I gave the police officer a name for the thief, I handed Professor Elm the egg that Mr. Pokemon had given me. I left to visit my mother's house and then I headed out to Route 29 again. Ethan was there and he taught me how to capture Pokemon in the tall grass. I caught a wild Pidgey as I headed back to Cherrygrove City and I stopped there in order to visit the Pokemon Center again. I headed north to Route 30 once more and I battled more wild Pokemon in the tall grass before saving.
I traded over Shiny Totodile to HeartGold recently, and restarted SoulSilver and picked Chikorita as my starter! More to follow.
I nicknamed my Chikorita "Autumn" and whirled through to Mr. Pokemon's house, grabbing the Apricorn Box (seriously that man is stupid, I'll go past your house if I want to) and was soon involved in a mixup of identity. I told them that Silver had stolen Cyndaquil, and they all agreed.
Throughout that, I was planning my final team for this file. I came up with these:
This should be a team that I will enjoy. I decided that trading for an Onix to help with Bugsy and co would be a good idea, so I'll grab a Bellsprout soon.
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Spoiler:- Hunts!:
Current Hunts:
Kyogre - Approximately 155 SRs (HG)
Altaria (Nature Preserve) - Approximately 18,000 REs+ (W2)
Last Shiny: Diglett (Alolan)
Restarted my Soul Silver and picked Chikorita, named it Leaf lol
I went south of Ecruteak and battled all the trainers I had skipped previously to get there. Then I went to the Pokeathlon and played through the events until I had 2500 points, which I'll need for later. After doing that I went back to Ecruteak and beat the grunt in the dojo before going to the Burnt Tower and defeating my rival in an easy battle. I unleashed the dogs and then went to the gym. Kadabra and Machop took out all the gym trainers pretty easily. After navigating the dark I challenged Morty. Machop started off against Gastly. I used Foresight and he used Mean Look. He then swapped out to Gengar when I used Strength. Morty immediately swapped to one of his Haunter which got hit by Foresight and then knocked out by two Strength attacks. His Gengar returned and beat Machop with Shadow Ball. I sent in Flaaffy and hit it with Thunder Wave and then spammed Thunder until I fainted from Shadow Ball. Kadabra came out and beat his Gengar and Gastly with Psybeam while Bayleef defeated his last Haunter. I got the Fog Badge and then headed west.
There were a few trainers between Ecruteak and Olivine but I pressed on with a specific goal in mind. When I finally reached the city I talked with a fisherman and got a Good Rod. I then ran all the way back to New Bark Town and fished right next to my house so I could capture (in a Lure Ball) my fifth team member, Shellder!! I ran all the way back to Olivine and taught Shellder Surf and Ice Beam before heading into the Lighthouse. I got about halfway up before taking a break.
I started battling against trainers on Route 30 as I headed to Violet City. I healed my Pokemon in Cherrygrove's Pokemon Center afterward and then I kept going north until I arrived outside of Dark Cave. I explored the cave a bit and I got lucky and a Dunsparce appeared while I was inside. I caught it and a wild Geodude that appeared afterwards and then I left Dark Cave. I went west and I battled a Bug Catcher, then I arrived at the gatehouse between the route and Violet City. Ethan appeared there and he gave me the VS Recorder, then I visited the Pokemon Center. I wandered around and I visited various places of interest like the Poke Mart and Earl's Pokemon Academy. I headed over to the Sprout Tower after I discovered that I couldn't yet access the Violet City Gym, and I started to climb the tower. I battled against some Sages and I eventually saved the game halfway up the tower.


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Hi everyone,
Although I have been on this forum a while, this is my first post with pics.
I have been collecting the parts for a few years and finally got to start putting it together.
Sorry about the grainy pics but I had to use a timer, anyway the aim is to show the start and then it can be compared as I progress. The pics will be better as I won't have to take them myself :-)
Its a bit of a picture of items as I have picked the best bits from the sets I have.
It is so true that it is better to buy the best you can afford, as funds got better I found myself getting better stuff, that said I still mixed a little. Although the helmet is the MR, I will be doing my own, the cast is ready and I will post.
The armour is a mix of metal, fibreglass and vac formed. I am using the metal for the groin and shoulders will be evetually, mainly for strength and the shape of the shoulder is better on the metal ones (not shown).
I did not want too much weight on the body, I thought it may pull everything forward so even though I have metal armour I am using the fibreglass and plastic. It is only velcro'd at present and will be fitted better.
The suit was custom fitted for me.
I have the MR Blaster and a pretty rough backpack but I will see how it goes.
The gaunlets are vac and I have some really cool metal fittings coming. I have asked Rufkin and I am going to get some more gaunlets too for dislay.
The boots are from Ebay and are really good (can't see in pics)
Iw ill upgrade as I go along but I think I have enough to start off.
I am after some gloves and the braided belt if anyone can point me in the right direction, the post where they were for sale seem out of date.
Well sorry to go on.
The next lot will be better.
Kindest regards