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JP, brat!!! You caught me using a different name, smiling, trust you to pick up on something so teeny weeny, I know you said that you were anal, but that takes the cake, smiling that big smile. That was my top secret, smiling again. Got 47 more eggs gonna hatch in two days, smiling. Have those beautiful days, with that wonderful health. Cindi
That's hysterical Jp, you are right. the farmer is called Cindi. Anyway Cindi you are keeping really busy with all the chickens. What do you plan on doing with all those chickens???
Ah JP, you never cease to bring that big smile to my face. I think that cute little farmer is a cute little icon, and can't believe the name of it, smiling. Were'd ya come up with that thing.Cindi, if you click right above, to the right of the regular smilies where it says [more] (in blue) your smilie will be there. Annette, I am keeping some for my breeding stock and I will be selling there heritage chicks locally. There is an enormous market for chickens in our area. They have allowed chicken keeping in the city parts and people are going nuts. The trouble I am going to have is to let them go.....I never would have believed I could ever have become so addicted to chickens, I think it is an illness or something I just can't recover from smiling.First, it starts with the rocks...The festive season is past, and my routines again will be set (hopefully). I have every intention of hangin' out again here soon. Sigh, I miss you all. And that JP, well.....just can't say too much there, that little brat boy that never grew up, oops, did I say that.... :-P :-P JP ;) :) :) Have that most beautiful day, of love, friendship and health. Cindi
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St. Thomas received an email bomb threat for the Doherty Library in the early morning Thursday, and a second threat was called in to Harris County Sheriff's Office later in the morning. The campus was evacuated about 10 a.m., and reopened at 3:30 p.m.
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Meadlover, put this in the back of your head if you're ever in this situation again. If you set up a new cut out colony and are inundated with shb, check them for a queen. If you still have one, 86 all comb or freeze it for later & set the bees up on fresh foundation or drawn comb. Its best if you remove all shbs & begin again as though they were a swarm. Without brood, a queen, feed & enough bees to tend to matters, you can reverse things and save that colony, but you must have enough bees and a queen to give it a go.Welcome to the wonderful world of bee removal!...JP
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Myth vs. Fact Regarding the "Hockey Stick"
Numerous myths regarding the so-called "hockey stick" reconstruction of past temperatures, can be found on various non-peer reviewed websites, internet newsgroups and other non-scientific venues. The most widespread of these myths are debunked below:
MYTH #0: Evidence for modern human influence on climate rests entirely upon the "Hockey Stick" Reconstruction of Northern Hemisphere mean temperatures indicating anomalous late 20th century warmth.
This peculiar suggestion is sometimes found in op-ed pieces and other dubious propaganda, despite its transparant absurdity. Paleoclimate evidence is simply one in a number of independent lines of evidence indicating the strong likelihood that human influences on climate play a dominant role in the observed 20th century warming of the earth's surface. Perhaps the strongest piece of evidence in support of this conclusion is the evidence from so-called "Detection and Attribution Studies". Such studies demonstrate that the pattern of 20th century climate change closely matches that predicted by state-of-the-art models of the climate system in response to 20th century anthropogenic forcing (due to the combined influence of anthropogenic greenhouse gas concentrations and industrial aerosol increases).
MYTH #1: The "Hockey Stick" Reconstruction is based solely on two publications by climate scientist Michael Mann and colleagues (Mann et al, 1998;1999).
This is patently false. Nearly a dozen model-based and proxy-based reconstructions of Northern Hemisphere mean temperature by different groups all suggest that late 20th century warmth is anomalous in a long-term (multi-century to millennial) context (see Figures 1 and 2 in "Temperature Variations in Past Centuries and The So-Called 'Hockey Stick'").
Some proxy-based reconstructions suggest greater variability than others. This greater variability may be attributable to different emphases in seasonal and spatial emphasis (see Jones and Mann, 2004; Rutherford et al, 2004; Cook et al, 2004). However, even for those reconstructions which suggest a colder "Little Ice Age" and greater variability in general in past centuries, such as that of Esper et al (2002), late 20th century hemispheric warmth is still found to be anomalous in the context of the reconstruction (see Cook et al, 2004).
MYTH #2: Regional proxy evidence of warm or anomalous (wet or dry) conditions in past centuries contradicts the conclusion that late 20th century hemispheric mean warmth is anomalous in a long-term (multi-century to millennial) context.
Such claims reflect a lack of awareness of the distinction between regional and large-scale climate change. Similar such claims were recently made in two articles by astronomer Willie Soon and co-authors (Soon and Baliunas, 2003; Soon et al, 2003). These claims were subsequently rebutted by a group of more than a dozen leading climate scientists in an article in the journal "Eos" of the American Geophysical Union (Mann et al, 'Eos', 2003). The rebuttal raised, among other points, the following two key points:
(1) In drawing conclusions regarding past regional temperature changes from proxy records, it is essential to assess proxy data for actual sensitivity to past temperature variability. In some cases (Soon and Baliunas, 2003, Soon et al, 2003) a global 'warm anomaly' has been defined for any period during which various regions appear to indicate climate anomalies that can be classified as being either 'warm', 'wet', or 'dry' relative to '20th century' conditions. Such a criterion could be used to define any period of climate as 'warm' or 'cold', and thus cannot meaningfully characterize past large-scale surface temperature changes.
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DURHAM, N.C. - Summer Green scored twice and three players had two assists each as #14 North Carolina beat San Diego 5-0 in women's soccer action Sunday afternoon in the Duke Nike Classic at Koskinen Stadium before a crowd of 1,045 fans.
Green scored the game-winning goal for the second straight game and she finished the weekend with four goals in wins over #8 Marquette (4-0) and USD. Maria Lubrano, Alyssa Rich and Amber Brooks also scored for the Tar Heels while Ranee Premji, Meg Morris and Brooke Elby each had two assists for UNC. Carolina improved to 4-1-1 on the season while San Diego fell to 3-5 on the campaign.
The Tar Heels have posted six successive shutouts (including a 1-0 overtime exhibition win against the University of Montreal on August 26) and UNC has gone 647 minutes without allowing a goal. The last team to score on Carolina was Portland in the fifth minute of a 1-0 win by the Pilots on August 17.
Four Tar Heels were named to the Duke Nike Classic All-Tournament Team - Summer Green, Amber Brooks, Ranee Premji and Maria Lubrano. Green was named the Tournament's MVP.
Carolina outshot the Toreros 28-6 on the afternoon and it had a 13-1 edge in corner kicks. Three Tar Heel goalkeepers combined on the clean sheet as Adelaide Gay went 45 minutes, Anna Sieloff 23:02 and Hannah Daly 21:58. Daly made the only save on the day for the Tar Heels stopping a free kick by Meghan O'Rourke in the 87th minute. McKenna Tollack went the whole way in goal for USD and she recorded six saves while allowing five goals.
The Tar Heels dominated the early stages of the game but it took until the 25th minute to break through on the scoreboard. Off a throw-in, Meg Morris fed the ball to Summer Green from the right side. Green deked a defender and sent a left-footed laser from 20 yards out into the upper left corner at 24:10. The goal was her fourth of the season.
Just as against Marquette on Friday when the Tar Heels carried a 1-0 lead into halftime, UNC exploded in the second half for multiple goals for the second time in three days. At 52:50, Carolina made it 2-0 on Maria Lubrano's second goal of the season. Midfielder Kelly McFarlane back-heeled a ball in the box to Lubrano who finished from the six-yard line in the center of the penalty area.
The next two Tar Heel goals were both set up by midfielder Ranee Premji. In the 61st minute, she stole a ball 25 yards out, dribbled in and then sent a through ball to Green just inside the right side of the penalty box. The freshman striker touched the ball ahead to herself to avoid the goalkeeper and then finished from close range for her fourth goal of the weekend and fifth of the season.
Just over two minutes later, Alyssa Rich secured her first goal of the season on a sequence set up by Brooke Elby and Ranee Premji. Elby sent a square pass across the top of the box that Bianca Gray dummied. Premji charged in to sweep it up and with the USD goalkeeper committed to defending her, Premji slid a pass to her right and Rich finished from 15 yards out into the unguarded net.
Carolina finished off the scoring in the 88th minute when Amber Brooks scored her second goal of the season off a free kick. Katie Bowen sent a long ball from UNC's side of midfield after a Torero foul. The USD defense froze in its tracks waiting for an offside call but none came and Brooks, finding herself in the free, ran on to the ball and finished past Tollack from 15 yards out into the lower right corner of the frame.
Next up for the Tar Heels is the start of the 2012 ACC season. Carolina will look to break a two-match losing streak against Maryland when the Tar Heels face the Terrapins Thursday at 7 p.m. at Ludwig Field in College Park, Md. Three days later, UNC will meet seventh-ranked Virginia at 2 p.m. at Klockner Stadium in Charlottesville, Va.
The Tar Heels have a raft of personnel changes this week as forwards Crystal Dunn and Kealia Ohai and goalkeeper Bryane Heaberlin return to the squad Monday after winning the U20 Women's World Cup Saturday in Japan as the U.S. defeated Germany 1-0. Summer Green departs on Tuesday to play for the U.S. Team in the U17 Women's World Cup in Azerbaijan and will miss the next seven games for the Tar Heels.
The complete All-Tournament Team for the 2012 Duke Nike Classic included:
Lexi Deol - San Diego
Libby Jandl - Duke
Meghan O'Rourke - San Diego
Ranee Premji - UNC
Laura Weinberg - Duke
Amber Brooks - UNC
Kaitlyn Kerr - Duke
Maria Lubrano - UNC
Katie Hishmeh - Marquette
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Allen, J. L. (2002). Student atlas of world politics. (5th ed.). [Guilford, Conn.] : McGraw Hill/Dushkin. Over 100 color maps and data tables illustrate many aspects of geopolitics. An excellent visual aid to any study of world politics. Ref G1021.A54 2002
Axelrod, A. (2000). American treaties & alliances. Washington, DC: CQ Press. From Congressional Quarterly, this single volume focuses on 747 current and historical treaties to which the U.S. is party. The selection is varied, including treaties relating to war, politics, diplomacy, commerce, human rights, international law, the environment, and other issues. Entries provide pertinent facts, overview, discussion, and in many cases, pieces of text. An appendix lists websites of further interest. Ref KZ 236.3.U5 A93 2000
CIA. World factbook 2007. Washington, D.C. : Central Intelligence Agency : Supt. of Docs., U.S. G.P.O. [distributor]. Profiles over 270 independent states, dependencies, sovereignties, and other entities. Each entry concisely covers nine aspects of the country, and includes many statistics. Current copy is behind the Reference desk. The World Factbook can also be accessed on the internet at http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/index.html Refdk G 122 .U56 2007
Derbyshire, J. & Derbyshire, I. (2000). Encyclopedia of world political systems. Armonk, NY: Sharpe Reference. Part I of this two volume work dissects the comparative approach to the study of politics, examining different types of systems, constitutions, legislative bodies, ideologies, elections, parties, and the like. Part II presents entries on the political systems of over 192 countries and entities worldwide, grouped by region.. Ref JF 51 .D465 2000
Gorman, R.F. (2001). Great debates of the United Nations: An encyclopedia of fifty key issues 1945 - 2000. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press. Single volume examines fifty of the most important issues debated by the UN throughout its history. Each entry ends with a list of further reading. There is also a glossary, sample Security Council Resolutions, and a discussion of UN structure. Ref KZ 4968 .G67 2001
Leonard, D. (2002). Guide to the European Union. (8th ed.). London: The Economist. Offers an analysis of of EU's background, organization, and responsibilities, and a section on the special problems which it faces Ref KJE 947 .L46 2002
Minahan, J. (2002). Encyclopedia of stateless nations: ethnic and national groups around the world. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press. Four volumes cover over 300 established or emerging groups worldwide, with national history, language, religion, population, homeland, flag and cultural information for each. A useful resource, given the potential of such nations to impact current and future international affairs. Ref D860 . M56 2002
Nolan, C. J. (2002). Greenwood Encyclopedia of International Relations. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Publishing. Four-volume, single author set contains over 6000 entries of varying lengths, drawing on world history, political science and geography, and military studies. Noted for its use of "plain English," this resource provides readable, valuable background for any international study. Includes maps and suggested reading lists. Ref JZ 1160.N65 2002
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ATHENS, Ga. -- Tennessee's potent 1-2 punch of freshman Jevon Tarantino and junior Phillip Jones continued to impress Sunday at the Georgia Diving Invitational. In a meet that is considered by many a preview for the NCAA Championships, the Vols fared well by winning both events they competed in.
"I am really excited about how well both of our divers did today," head diving coach Dave Parrington said. "Both Jevon and Phillip turned it up a notch in the finals and had really great dives."
Tarantino continued his winning ways by bringing home the one-meter crown to go along with his three-meter win the day before. His score of 360.15 is his best performance of the year.
"I wasn't real happy with my preliminaries this morning and I came out and nailed everything this afternoon in the finals," Tarantino said. "It is great having Phillip here. We both just push and thrive off each other."
Returning All-America Jones turned in a great performance with 354.60, which was 12 points higher than third place.
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Site: Ann Arbor, Mich. (Michigan Stadium)
Score: Michigan 11, Saint Joseph's 8
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- The University of Michigan men's lacrosse team outscored Saint Joseph's six to two in the second half to pick up its first win of the season on Saturday (April 20), defeating the Hawks 11-8 at Michigan Stadium. Senior Thomas Paras (Lakewood, Ohio/St. Ignatius) scored three goals and added two assists, while freshman Kyle Jackson (Sarnia, Ontario/The Hill Academy) added two goals and two assists to lead the Wolverine attack in the first home win in program history.
Michigan got on the board first as freshman Mike Hernandez (Piedmont, Calif./Piedmont) scored by raking in a loose ball just outside the crease. U-M then tacked on its second goal off the ensuing faceoff when freshman Brad Lott (Louisville, Ky./Trinity) found a clear path to the cage, going coast to coast. After Saint Joseph's added a goal, Paras scored his first of the game on a hands-free rip to give Michigan a 3-1 lead with 1:57 left in the first quarter.
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Jackson double pumped and ripped in a shot to knot the score at 8-8 by the end of the third, and the Wolverines added three more unanswered goals, all coming via crank shots, in the fourth, as two came from Paras and one from Jackson. Paras' second goal came at the 14:11 mark, while Jackson's second came less than a minute later, assisted by Paras. Jackson returned the favor with 10:49 remaining, assisting on Paras' third goal of the game.
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Stephanie Peacock's performance in the 500-yard freestyle led the way for the UNC swimming and diving team on the first night of competition at the Ohio State Invitational at McCorkle Aquatic Pavilion.
Peacock's time of 4:34.42 in the women's 500-yard freestyle was the first gold for the Tar Heels at the meet. Peacock's time was both an Atlantic Coast Conference and UNC record in the 500-yard freestyle and an automatic qualifying time for the 2013 NCAA Division I Championships. It is also the second fastest time in the NCAA Division I times rankings at this point of the season.
After the first night of competition, top scores are close on both the women's and men's sides. For the women, Florida is in first with a score of 264 points, followed by Stanford with 215, Ohio State with 200, UNC with 177, Notre Dame with 117, Wisconsin with 110, Purdue with 51, Indiana with 49, and Texas with 12. For the men, Ohio State sits atop the competition with a score of 361 points, followed by Florida with 278.5, UNC with 183.5, Wisconsin with 123, Indiana with 113, Stanford with 32, and Purdue with 28.
In the first event of the night, both the Carolina women's "A" and "B" relay teams finished in the top 10 of the 200-yard freestyle relay. The "A" team of sophomore Nikki Barczak, senior Katie Nolan, and freshmen Hannah Lincoln and Ally Hardesty took seventh place with a time of 1:32.00. Freshman Lauren Earp, sophomore Danielle Siverling, and juniors Danielle Jansen and Cari Blalock made up the "B" team, which took ninth with a time of 1:33.30. The Florida "A" team took first with a time of 1:29.49.
Two Carolina men's relay teams claimed top 10 spots in the men's 200-yard freestyle relay. The "A" relay team of junior Kyle Ficker and freshmen Sam Lewis, Logan Heck, and Sean Sullivan took fifth with a time of 1:21.71, while the "B" relay team of juniors Alex Gianino and Brad Dillon and freshmen Nic Graesser and Ben Colley was just a second behind, taking sixth with a time of 1:22.71. Host school Ohio State's "A" relay team took first with a time of 1:17.84.
Junior Stephanie Peacock was the first Tar Heel to claim top honors at the meet, finishing the women's 500-yard freestyle with a time of 4:34.42. She was joined in the top 10 by sophomore Danielle Siverling in sixth (4:44.97), senior Jackie Rudolph in eighth (4:47.29), and freshman Emma Nunn in tenth (4:49.67).
"In addition to Stephanie's UNC & ACC record setting swim, we had a total of six women (Peacock, Jackie Rudolph, Emma Nunn, Lauren Earp, Meredith Hoover & Annie Harrison) with career best times in the 500 free. This was a great way to start the evening's individual events."
Three UNC swimmers took part in the men's 500-yard freestyle. Junior J.T. Stilley tied Florida junior Signorin for third with a time of 4:21.68. After Stilley came senior Brett Nagle in seventh place (4:22.94) and junior Brad Dillon in tenth place (4:28.48). Ohio State junior Miller took first in the event with a time of 4:19.51. "JT's swim was just off his career best, Brett's was an unshaved best time, Brad Dillon & Tom Luchsinger swam to career best times."
Blalock and Nolan both made appearances in the women's 200-yard IM for the Tar Heels, finishing third (1:58.40) and fifth (2:00.04), respectively. Notre Dame sophomore Emma Reaney claimed first place with a time of 1:55.05. "Katie & Cari sparked the team with their prelim swims and both came back tonight to swim extremely well. Katie Nolan's career best is a great testament to her hard work over the past year. Many of our other women, especially our freshmen, swam great IM's today."
"We had some terrific improvements in the men's IM tonight, with Alex Gianino very close to his lifetime best time and Pat Myers breaking 1:50 for the first time in his career." Though Carolina didn't place anyone in the championship final for the men's 200-yard IM, Gianino (1:49.10), sophomore Patrick Myers (1:49.75), and freshman Matt Kwatyra (1:49.91) all finished within the same second in the "B" final, taking 14th through 16th, respectively. Florida senior Rousseau took first in the event with a time of 1:44.02.
The women's 50-yard freestyle also didn't feature any Tar Heels in the championship final. UNC's Barczak's time of 23.30 was good for a 12th-place finish in the event. Stanford sophomore Maddy Schaeffer sprinted to first with a time of 22.18. "We are getting better in the 50, with Nikki Barczak, Hannah Lincoln and Allyn Hardesty all swimming well today. Ally's time was her lifetime best."
Breaking the cold streak, two Carolina swimmers competed in the men's 50-yard freestyle. Ficker took seventh with a time of 20.60, and Lewis took tenth with a time of 20.94. Florida junior DeBorde won the close event with a time of 19.54. "Our sprint group continues to work hard and today we raced tough in the 50. Like all our events, we need to get better here. We have a great group of young guys working hard to improve and they will."
UNC had no competitors in the first two diving events of the meet. Purdue's Cabassol took first in the women's 3-meter diving championship with a score of 346.70, and Stanford's Ipsen claimed top honors in the men's 1-meter diving championship with a score of 384.15.
Two of the Carolina women's relay teams finished in the top 10 in the 400-yard medley relay. UNC's "A" team of senior Katie Nolan, sophomore Danielle Siverling, and juniors Carly Smith and Katie Rechsteiner glided into seventh place with a time of 3:39.22. The "C" team featuring senior Rebecca Brooks, junior Danielle Jansen, sophomore Nikki Barczak, and freshman Hannah Lincoln was not far behind, with a ninth-place time of 3:42.39.
Carolina's "A", "B", and "C" relay teams finished in the top 10 in the men's 400-yard medley relay. The "A" team, consisting of senior Tom Luchsinger and freshmen Nic Graesser, Kurt Wohlrab, and Logan Heck, took fifth in the event with a time of 3:16.31. The "B" team was right behind them, as freshman Ben Colley, sophomore Brian Bollerman, and juniors Brad Dillon and Kyle Ficker finished in sixth place with a time of 3:17.21. And finally, with a time of 3:18.99, the "C" team of sophomore Patrick Myers, freshman Sam Lewis, and juniors Alex Gianino and J.T. Stilley swam into ninth place. Ohio State's "A" relay team grabbed first place with a time of 3:10.55.
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They are coralled, but after reading up on SHB, they can lay eggs in there, eggs hatch and crawl right to the comb. If the SHB do not have a place to hide, looks like they would attacked and hopefully killed. It would also push them toward entering traps more readily. I'll try the glue and see if the bees chew it, and the wax too.
I don't have SHB so I don't know about that. But the people who do seem to think that place like that are used by the bees to coral the SHB.


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Hi - I was just wondering wat everyones favourite 3rd gen main series game was. I liked Emerald the best - it was twice as good as Ruby and Sapphire and introduced key features to the series such as the Battle Frontier and extra uses for abilities.
Pokemon Ruby/Pokemon Sapphire
Pokemon FireRed/Pokemon Leaf Green
Pokemon Emerald
Pokemon Colesseum
Pokemon XD: Gale Of Darkness
Can't decide
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Hi - I was just wondering wat everyones favourite 3rd gen main series game was. I liked Emerald the best - it was twice as good as Ruby and Sapphire and introduced key features to the series such as the Battle Frontier and extra uses for abilities.
Emerald was my fav, it had a battle frontier thats way better than the one in Platinum. Also I liked how you could get a bunch of Johto pokes in the safari zone, and a Johto starter if you completed the pokedex. The animations of the pokemon when they come out are also great, and not in any other GBA game.
am i the only one right now to vote on gale of darkness? it surprises me.
i really enjoyed that game both single player and multiplayer with my friends. emerald was nice too but i already played ruby/saphire too much which killed some of the fun.
i would have to say fr cuz it wa my first game, though i couldnt make it out of that stupid viridian forest!!!
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Emerald hands down.
next in line are Ruby and Sapphire.
Everything else I haven't played.
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It's a tie between Emerald and FireRed/LeafGreen. They were both great.
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Leafgreen, and Emerald.... Leafgreen for nostalgia reasons and Emerald for freshness
I would have to say Emerald
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It's a tie between Emerald and Colosseum for me, but I'm leaning towards Emerald because of the added features.
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For me it was sapphire, because of the new pokes and the contests(in 4th gen they suck). But lg was awesome too, specially because I never had the chance to have a 1st gen game.
Battle Frontier was the best thing to ever happen to Pokemon. Combine that with the goodies of the Hoenn region in general, and you have the best Pokemon game ever.
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A tie between Emerald and Colloseum.
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FR and LG just loved those
You know what? I'm gone, I really don't even like Pokemon that much anymore (At all, it's getting kind of boring.) And I'm sad to say I'll miss my bestie Mawile412 and GPT and MM and T&T and Fango, because you were all great friend ;_;
I wont come back ever and I know about the rule change for the game section, and it saddens me; it used to be so much fun, Degrassi, Pokecity, Pokeplace, all of them that I've participated in....
GG has now graduated from Serebii, I love you all.
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Surprisingly, I never did have affection for FR/LG. It's just so much more nessecary to level grind, where you can actually end up overleveled in R/S/E if you battle every trainer in the game and nothing else.
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Emerald, without a doubt
i started emerald, i saw it was cool but i hate hoen, so i prefer lg!
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Emerald because it was one of my first 3rd generation game......
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my favorite is Emerald because it has the Battle Frontier which kept me playing it for a while.
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It's a Tie Between Emerald and FR/LG to me , just because Emerald had it's epic moments but FR/LG sure did bring me back to those Memories in Kanto X3.
Emerald and Fire red was the best, Fire red was the first 3rd gen game it got!
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I have to say Emerald and FireRed. Emerald because it expanded on Ruby and Sapphire (which are great games IMO), and it had the Battle Frontier, which actually gave me something to do after the game is beat. I also like many of the characters in it, as well as the music. FireRed because of the nostalgia and stuff... But I prefer Emerald over FireRed :/
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As you'd be aware the current Moura hospital is around 40 years old, it's a piece of ageing infrastructure that is currently a 10 bed facility but in recent years has seen steadily decling admissions.
The Central Queensland Health and Hospital Board was charged with the role of looking at the hospital and how things might be improved for the future.
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Olympus PEN E-P5 review: Is it mightier than the rest?By Kevin Carter - Monday July 29 2013 Sensor Review
Following on from the enormous success of the OMD- E-M5, the firm has now upgraded its flagship PEN E-P model with a '5-axis' stabilized 16-MPix MOS sensor. Read on to find out how well it performs in our labs.
Last year saw the introduction of the Olympus O-MD E-M5, with a nod to firm's film-era cameras but packing an new 16-Mpix MOS type sensor on an advanced '5-axis' stabilized platform, built-in EVF, weatherproofing, high speed AF and 9fps continuous shooting, it became a sensation practically overnight. The new $999 (body only) E-P5 looks to capitalize on that using the familiar PEN body shape instead and by adding a sprinkling of promising new features, including focus 'peaking',1/8000 sec top shutter speed (and 1/320 sec flash sync), built-in intervalometer and time lapse movie creation option, as well as Wi-Fi for remote shooting and image transfer to a smartphone or tablet. Although the E-P5 lacks a viewfinder, it has a 1.04m dot 3-inch LCD touchscreen display with tilting mechanism, the firm also announced a new optional finder for it. Although an extra $279, the VF-4 has a new 2.36M dot LCD, proximity sensor and 1.48x (0.74 equivalent) magnification.
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Thanks for trying to create a comparison article, however it seems incomplete given that the old Panasonic Lumix G 20mm F1.7 ASPH was never tested by you. Also the more recent Panasonic Lumix G 14mm F2.5 ASPH has not been tested by you.
These lenses have been widely available for quite some time...
Indeed it has been so long since that 20mm was released, there is actually a new version soon - the Panasonic Lumix G 20mm F1.7 II ASPH (which you should test) but people will still be curious as to how it compares to the MkI version (which you have not tested).
I hope you can catch-up on your Panasonic Lens testing backlog for the sake of data completeness.
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I'm one of many man. If one person has a problem it'll be looked at maybe discussed, but if its across the board thats when things change. The F1 had some torsional stiffness issues that got resolved before production because everyone from the top down said the same thing, love the shape, but this isn't how a premier should flex. Every company does the same thing with product testers, on snow feedback, scrolling through forums seeing what the average joe is saying. Feedback comes in from all over there's never just one person doing it.
The only time I've seen companies taking feedback from one person is when they're super small. I've discovered these companies get all butt hurt when you do give them honest feedback. I had a company owner go off on me one time and say it was impossible for me to have all the problems I had with his product. What it was is he was such a small company he was building boards for himself and not something that for an average rider.
But like mentioned before man take all the feedback and reviews you can from one place, try it if you can, then get your opinion on it.
|but burton because when theres something you don't like about the board its gets back to the design team right? so of course when the final product gets out its going to be perfect for you because its basically tailored for the testers
^ Some people will kiss NS's ass. I product test for them and believe me when I was testing the F1 core before the final revision there were some choice words that came out of my mouth about how much I disliked it. I was so sold on the K2 Turbo dream rocker and loved the gyrator but once I got the NS I was like fuck this is so much different and better.
But different strokes for different folks.
|there is a lot of hype around this board but all i can find is info from people who have supposedly tested it, so oviously they are biased to review it positively if they are in a postion to be receiving test boards. i have rode the banana, the burton hero, the signal park rocker and the k2 gyrator and turbo dream and they all ride differently, just like conventional boards all ride differently and have their own feel. i doubt the NS version rides worse or better than any of the others, just differently. you might like it, you might not.
|Its a true V shaped rocker from the dead center after the inserts there's a mini camber in the nose and tail. I've been riding it since the first test boards came out. Unlike the K2, rome, stepchild, all knock off rockers, you don't have to stay centered on it. For the most part it rides like a regular board with the ability to press far easier, initiate pop quicker (more skate style), in flats you keep speed better as well. The new side cut on it creates 2 small kinks in it under foot that allows you to have better edge hold. I posted some reviews that are stickied in this section up top.
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Stuart, FL, USA < change city >
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Giordano's Floral Creations
1310 Midway Road
Fort Pierce, FL, United States
2 ratings, 2 reviews, 2 weddings
I chose flowers that were not typical wedding flowers. My florist, Sara, may hav...
Brandy's Flowers
1439 NE Jensen Beach Blvd
Jensen Beach, FL 34957, US
1 rating, 1 review, 1 wedding
Flowers were lovely
Misty Rose Florist
1304 SW Bayshore Blvd
Port Saint Lucie, FL, United States
1 rating, 1 review, 1 wedding
They gave us the most beautiful flowers and they came fresh and stayed fresh! SUP...
Dimar Florist
6406 SE Federal Hwy
Stuart, FL, United States
1 rating, 1 review, 1 wedding
Elizabeth is the most charismatic and helpful person I dealt with in the whole pr...
Orchid Arrangements
West Palm Beach, FL, United States
1 rating, 1 review, 1 wedding
Wow the flowers at the wedding were beyond amazing. They did a fantastic job and ...
Giordano's Floral Creations
1310 W Midway Rd
Fort Pierce, FL, United States
1 rating, 1 review, 1 wedding
Sarah and Ralph did an amazing job on our flowers. People are still commenting to...
Dream Makers Florist
Jensen Beach, FL, USA
1 rating, 1 review, 1 wedding
Rose is great with the attention to detail and putting visions into actions. I w...
All In Bloom Florist
2401 SE Ocean Blvd
Stuart, FL 34996, US
0 ratings, 0 reviews, 1 wedding
Flower Market
2317 NE Dixie Hwy
Jensen Beach, FL, United States
0 ratings, 0 reviews, 1 wedding