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Across Alaska are a nearly unlimited number of potential filming locations - so unless you're looking for sun-baked cactus in the desert, Alaska can help realize your vision.
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Once you're qualified, get an Alaska Business License and start shooting. When you're wrapped, find an Alaska-licensed CPA to verify your Alaska expenses and submit your final paperwork along with a rough-cut of the project. We'll approve your tax credit in a matter of weeks, not months. Because Alaska's Film Industry Tax Credits are fully transferable, severable and valid for 3 years from date of issue, buyers of Alaska's tax credits are paying top dollar.
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The first ESP session from pianist Burton Greene – and arguably the best, thanks to some killer work from an assortment of sidemen! Despite the "Quartet" title of the record, the group here actually features more players than four – an array that includes Marion Brown on alto, Frank Smith on tenor, Henry Grimes on bass, and both Dave Grant and Tom Price on percussion. The horns alone are worth the price of admission – and Brown especially gives the record some sharp edges that really stand out nicely. Greene himself plays piano, piano harp,a nd a bit of percussion – and tracks are all long, with titles that include "Bloom In The Commune", "Taking It Out Of The Ground", and "Cluster Quartet". This expanded version also features lots of bonus interview bits with Greene as well! © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. |
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Lettie Teague from the Wall Street Journal meets up with Hugh Johnson, author of "Hugh Johnson's Pocket Wine Book". The discussion centers on Champagne and other "fizzes", which is a term used by Johnson to describe other sparkling wines.
Champagne or sparkling wine is generally thought of as a "celebratory drink", meant for weddings, job promotions and New Year's Eve. But the bubbly can be so much more than that.
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The Arizona House continues to work behind closed doors to reach an agreement on Governor Jan Brewer's proposal to expand Medicaid. The measure has passed in the Senate, but a Republican stalemate over the issue has forced the session into overtime.
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H.S. Football: O'Hara strikes early and often against McDevitt
PHILADELPHIA — Cardinal O'Hara ran 16 plays in the first quarter. Six of them went for touchdowns.
The first-team players had done their job. After 12 minutes — or 44 minutes of real-time — they clocked out and gave the second-teamers an opportunity to get some valuable playing time. Presumably they did that as O'Hara rolled to a 57-7 victory over Bishop McDevitt Saturday night at Cheltenham High School.
Though the Lions (4-2) clearly overmatched an undersized McDevitt team, they had no intention of taking them lightly.
And that was the focus, especially after last week's 24-point defeat at the hands of Catholic League heavyweight Archbishop Wood.
"Everybody knows we lost to Wood last week and how that went," said Thaddius Smith, who caught a pair of touchdown pass from Dashawn Darden. "So, we wanted to come out and play better than that. We know we're a better team (than that)."
For one quarter, the first-team players were able to vent.
So, naturally, they made everything look too easy.
Lamont Veal got things started with an interception of McDevitt quarterback Christian Connor. Veal switched sides and burst down the O'Hara sideline 50 yards to put the Lions on the board less than two minutes into the game.
"Lamont had a big game for us," Lions coach Danny Algeo said. "That was good to see. We had a lot of kids get the ball tonight."
That was something Smith alluded to, as well. Ten players had carries and five players caught a pass from Darden, who on a chilly autumn night was a crisp 8-for-9 with 169 yards and four touchdowns. Continued...
Not bad for one quarter.
There were more than a few positive developments after that, too.
Defensively, the Lions' first-team unit allowed negative yardage and forced three turnovers.
They produced 386 total yards of offense and kicker Steve Weyler had a handful of touchdowns and a 37-yard field goal. In the last three games, the Lions have scored 127 points.
That's great and all, right?
"The most important thing is we came out of it healthy," Algeo said. "When you get in a game like this, you fear someone might get hurt.
"It was a good effort overall," Algeo added. "We have a great challenge coming up next week against Roman Catholic."
For what it's worth, the defense had several tackles for a loss, highlighted by another tremendous performance by junior middle linebacker Nolan Cummings, who had four tackles for negative yards in the first quarter.
"We wanted to attack the (the ball carrier)," Cummings said. "All we wanted to keep doing was forcing three-and-outs."
Veal had 65 yards on three carries and Smith had two catches for 60 yards. Joe DeMaio had two catches for 61 yards, including a 46-yard touchdown. Junior John Harris posted 45 yards on 14 carries in mop-up duty. Continued...
"We have to continue getting better running the football," Algeo said. "We had the opportunity to do that tonight and get some kids in the game. Our game is the screen — basically an extension of the run game — but we have to keep improving."
Chances are next week O'Hara won't be winning 40-0 after 12 minutes of play.
"We always have great practices, but we've got to watch a lot of film on them. They'll be tough," Cummings said of Roman Catholic. "When we're working hard and studying feel, we have a lot of confidence out on the field."
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Kaia Block Shepard, of Richmond, is a lucky little girl.
Her dad, Darren Shepard, is a marriage and family therapist intern. Her mom, Karen Block, is the former director of the Children's Theater program at Children's Fairyland in Oakland. She's the center of their world and the light of their lives.
And to top it off, Kaia, who is 20 months old, has a whole slew of surrogate big sisters who adore her. They're the kids who were in the program when her mom was running it. Now they're her baby sitters.
I talked with five of them: Katie Roy, a sophomore at Merritt College; Alyssa Houston, a freshman at the University of Hawaii; and the Love sisters -- Ana, a junior at Cal Poly; Alli, a senior at Oakland Tech; and Katie, a sophomore at Oakland Tech. And they all love Kaia to pieces.
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The girls -- now young women -- are also grateful to Fairyland, especially the Children's Theater program, for the difference it made in their lives.
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Earl's Place: $1,200.00 Bldg only
Garden Patio: $450.00
Main Arena: $2,500.00
Lawn Areas: $600.00/Lawn
Parking Lots:$600.00 – $1,200.00
Non-Profit Groups receive 20% discount on all building and grounds rentals. An additional fee will be added on for holidays.
**Earl Warren Showgrounds does have package rates for those interested, package includes; Room Rental, Tables,
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Exhibit Building: 2,200
Warren Hall (including Community Room): 800
Earl's Place –220
Garden Patio: 150
Main Arena: 3,000
Lawn Areas: Ranges from 50 – 150 (Open lawns)
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Earl's Place
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Lawn Areas
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Restrooms: on site
Requirements: Contract between Earl Warren Showgrounds and Client.
Deposit: A non-refundable deposit is required at the time the reservation is made. Reservations for events at the Showgrounds can be made up to twelve months in advance. Events booked within a twelve month period are held on a firm basis with a deposit.
Security Personnel: It is the policy of the Showgrounds to have security present for all events. The number and type of security personnel required will be determined by management. The Showgrounds requires that only the licensed Showground's security company may perform security services on the premises.
Bridal Dressing Room: No
Time Allotments: 8:00 am – 12:00 midnight for indoor events & 8:00 am – 10:00 pm for outdoor events. A written request to operate an event beyond the policy is required prior to the start of the event.
Catering: May bring their own caterers
Parking: Parking is free to all events with non-paying guests. Parking will be charged for all paid attendance events.
Ample parking – Yes
Need Shuttles – No
Need Valet – No
Music: Same as Time Allotments
Alcohol Policy: All alcohol must be purchased and served by the Santa Barbara ShowgroundsFoundation. (No outside alcohol allowed in)
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Tables No
Chairs No
Decor No
China, glass, silver No
What is Provided: with package rental;
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Decor Yes
China, glass, silver Yes
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Santa Barbara is a magical place to get married, which also make it favorite for celebrating anniversaries and vow renewals like this sweet 10 year renewal at Bacara Resort. What a lovely family moment!
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I well remember you appear
Before me like a vision fleeting,
A beauty's angel pure and clear.
In hopeless ennui surrounding
The worldly bustle, to my ear
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Casitas Oceano is a charming vacation rental property, located on "The Mesa" in Santa Barbara, featuring two cottages. Bridal parties or out of town guests will be amazed by the beautiful view of the Pacific Ocean and Channel Islands.
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Heidi Jimenez of Zenadia Design is known for her unique custom invitation design. Many of her pieces include methods like laser cutting, letterpress and other labor intensive processes that can almost seem magical in the result but sometimes are difficult to explain how much work is behind each hand-crafted piece. Now Heidi is revealing the behind the scenes process with a series of videos from the Zenadia Design studio. Here is the first from her series. Be sure to visit the Zenadia Design Blog for more design inspiration and behind the scene videos.
Behind the Scenes: Laser Cutting from Heidi Jimenez on Vimeo.
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I love you simply, without problems or pride:
I love you in this way because I do not know any other way of loving but this,
in which there is no I or you,
so intimate that your hand upon my chest is my hand,
so intimate that when I fall asleep your eyes close."
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Tucked away in the center of Santa Barbara lies a piece of Santa Barbara history and one of its most unique jewels. In true Santa Barbara style, with entrances on State Street and Figueroa, La Arcada is a quaint and charming substitute for the larger malls.
Located within La Arcada, State & Fig is a new Cafe that serves delicious breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner. They offer a seasonally inspired menu while still focusing on products that are handcrafted, raised, or grown in California. They are committed to adhering to locally sourced and sustainable products wherever possible. Their food is FRESH, FRESH, FRESH. The owners use their 40+ years of culinary/hospitality experience for the betterment of the entire Santa Barbara community.
The Cafe has a very small patio, with a couple tables outside, and offers a loft style interior which accommodates 30 guests downstairs, and what can turn into a private area in the loft portion, perched above the restaurant's kitchen. Once can reserve the entire restaurant as a buy out, or easily accommodate a private dinner for 40 in the upper portion, whether it be a rehearsal dinner, engagement party, reception, or farewell brunch.
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Tuesday 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Wednesday 8:00 am – 4:00 pm, 5:00–9:00 pm
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Alcohol Policy: The restaurant has an extensive wine list. Contact the venue to discuss a corkage option.
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- debbie @ happy little cottage said...
Hi Jessie!! I am drooling over that stack of fabric, and your pinwheels are AMAZING!!!
I just finished my first pinwheel quilt and cannot wait to make another!! Happy Jubilee Weekend! - 01 June, 2012
- Ginette said...
Your blocks are beautiful!
- 01 June, 2012
- Imene Said Kouidri said...
these are absolutely gorgeous! the choice of colors is beautiful
- 01 June, 2012
- Melissa P said...
I love how this is turning out! It's just wonderful. Enjoy your weekend.
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- Cherie said...
They look amazing! Loving the bright fresh colours! You've given me a great idea thanks! =D
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- Christine said...
Your blocks are adorable. I have only recently discovered your blog and I LOVE it.
- 02 June, 2012
- vintage grey said...
Love this design!! Are you following a pattern? Sweet Kerri has the best fabrics!! Happy Jubilee!! Enjoy your weekend! xo Heather
- 02 June, 2012
- Sandra (Cherry Heart) said...
Ooh, what gorgeous fabrics. I just got my first order from SDL a little while ago and now you're making me want to order again! I love your pinwheels and those points are all looking pretty much like perfection. I'm still struggling to be that accurate!! I shall look forward to seeing your progress :)
S x - 02 June, 2012
- Amy, a redeemed sheep said...
Oh, yes...We sure do like the same things. Simply gorgeous!!
- 02 June, 2012
- Kerri said...
oh my goodness! your pinwheel blocks are ADORABLE!! i may need to make some too now, as i just LOVE yours!! thanks for the shout out. ;)
- 02 June, 2012
- Country Rose said...
Beautful pinwheel blocks, they look so perfectly neat and tidy! Gorgeous fabric.. I have a little fat quarter of the lemon yellow fabric with rose buds on..
Ashley xxx - 04 June, 2012
- tasha said...
i love these! i wish pinwheels were in my near future, but i think they won't fit in. :( i'll just admire yours for now!
- 05 June, 2012
- Feltia said...
Lovely blocks! These fabrics are fantastic with white.
Cucumber sandwiches... So british! My sister loves eating meals like that, so on her last birthday she cooked these sandwiches, lemon curd, scones with strawberry jam and I made cinnamon rolls for her :) - 08 June, 2012
- aksherry said...
The blocks look so sweet and fresh!!
- 12 June, 2012
- Lynne said...
These blocks look great out of your fabrics. Such pretty colors!
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Members of a vocational training team shared their expertise in nursing education with faculty at Aga Khan University's School of Nursing and Midwifery recently.
The training team, the first funded by a Rotary Foundation packaged grant, visited the campus in Kampala, Uganda, 27 February-12 March. Led by physician and Past District Governor Matthias Oladeinde Shoga, the three nurse educators from Nigeria trained their counterparts in teaching practices that promote student learning and improve effectiveness in education.
The training covered research techniques, the use of anatomical models, simulated classroom situations, and how to assess students' attitudes through body language.
"To demonstrate their acquired experience, the faculty conducted classes for students with the team in attendance as observers," says Shoga. "The [VTT] experience was enriching for both the team and the university, as we had things to learn from each other."
The Foundation entered a strategic partnership with Aga Khan University last year, creating new opportunities for Rotarians to serve in the maternal and child health area of focus. Packaged grants are available under the Foundation's Future Vision grant model.
The team also met Dr. Yasmin Amarsi, dean of the school, who describes the launch of the partnership between the university and The Rotary Foundation through the VTT as a "history-making opportunity" to help improve maternal and child health in East Africa. She notes that it was particularly significant that the first VTT came to the university from another African country to forge stronger continental links and to learn from each other's experiences.
Team members also participated in a community service project sponsored by the Rotary Club of Muyenga, assisting the treatment of patients at a health clinic in Kassamu Kyali. The clinic is part of a large, sustainable Foundation grant project active in three areas of focus. It has established a clean water system, a bakery, a goat-breeding program, a vocational center where women sew dresses and uniforms for orphans and free mosquito bed nets for the community, and a solar-powered cold-chain facility that stores vaccines. The effort is sponsored by the Muyenga club and the Rotary Club of Genk-Noord, Belgium.
"This was a revelation -- to see a single project touching so many areas of the lives of the inhabitants," says Shoga.
In addition, team members conducted a prenatal and health education clinic at the Mpigi Health Center, which serves about 120,000 people in an area near Kampala.
As a result of the VTT, team members say they have gained a better understanding of Rotary and have since become involved in service projects with their sponsor clubs.
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Most concerns about environmental impacts and other risks from leaking natural gas have focused on the fast-expanding production end of America's vast system of wells, compressors and pipelines. But the urban maze of (often ancient) pipes that carries gas to furnaces and stoves has long been known to be leaking, as well.
Earlier this year, to take a snapshot of this problem, scientists from Boston University and Duke University took equipment that detects methane — the main constituent of natural gas — on a 785-mile van ride through Boston's streets. The result, published today in the journal Environmental Pollution, is a map showing more than 3,300 spikes in gas concentrations representing leaks of various sizes. [I'll add a direct link soon.]
My friend Beth Daley of the Boston Globe has a thorough piece on the findings that is well worth reading. Most of the leaks are minor, but some could pose an explosion risk and they add up to a lot of lost money and an unnecessary source of greenhouse gas emissions. [10:55 a.m. | Updated Joanna Foster has more details on the Green Blog.]
I posed some questions to the lead researcher, Nathan Phillips of Boston University, and you can see his responses below.
To go deeper, I recommend a thorough 2009 report in Pipeline and Gas Journal on gas leaks from our antiquated distribution system. Here's one telling nugget from the article:
Fugitive methane emissions from distribution mains account for 32 percent of methane emissions from the U.S. natural gas distribution sector. Cast iron pipelines contribute the most to these emissions, despite representing only 3 percent of the miles of the U.S. distribution mains.
This situation is deeply reminiscent of similar issues with leaky old water mains — some are a century old — in aging cities.
It takes money to fix such problems. Tokyo has become a global leader in stanching water leaks, for example. A core component of that fix has been costly stainless steel pipes. Updating invisible infrastructure also takes a culture shift.
Studies like the one in Boston — revealing the invisible waste — can go a long way toward building the motivation for change. (This is also one reason I like the use of infrared imagery to spot possible gas leaks from drilling sites and pipelines.) Here's a closeup image of some Boston's distribution-system leakage:
Here's are responses from Nathan Phillips to a couple of questions (with some e-mail shorthand fleshed out). Pose your own and I'll send them to the authors.
Q.Did you get any estimates of volume escaping per unit of time?
A.It's too soon. But we know from just dozens of chamber measurements that some of the leaks can exceed daily U.S. household usage (200 cubic feet a day). I think the distribution is skewed with a long tail — many small leaks, and a few really big ones.
Q.The relationship to ancient cast iron mains speaks volumes about our infrastructure issues in this country.
A.There is a term that geographers and urban planners are using now called infrastructure ecology, to describe the interdependency of our infastructures, relating to resilience, vulnerabilities. It provides a good framework for thinking about how we approach spatially co-located infrastructures. We should be replacing underground infrastructure when we are already repaving streets, rather than addressing one infrastructure in isolation of the others. It would save a lot of money.
Here's a view from the "cockpit" during their Boston leak-detection tour:


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Pretty much every battle in BW and BW2 so far except for Ash vs Clay. Also the ones where Pikachu wins by knocking out a rock or ground type with an electric attack.
Pretty much every battle in BW and BW2 so far except for Ash vs Clay. Also the ones where Pikachu wins by knocking out a rock or ground type with an electric attack.
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Ash vs Paul in the Sinnoh League.
Boring and predictable.
e: Seriously, now, I'd have to say Ash vs Ritchie. That battle was pretty bad.
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imo that battle with infernape and electivire was pretty nice i could've imagined if paul beated ash ( because ash losses alot ) and paul gets knocked off against Tobias.
So far 2 of the battles against Trip were lame as hell:
The 1st one and the last one
The battle club one was OK since Trip had a good strategy and Ash's pokemon were very weak at that time.
Champions PWT Winners (Triple Battle Mode):
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Trip's battles with Ash except for the third one. Sure he used strategy in the 2nd but it felt like Ash being nerfed in everything was the reason why he lost.
The 4th one was a load of bull. Two hit KO on a fire type and dodging Fire Pledge? Only to be easily crushed like a noob by the champion and then Ash in the league?
Stupid Plot Amor.
Koffing vs Boldore. HOW THE HELL CAN GYRO BALL DEAL POWERFUL DAMAGE TO BOLDORE WHEN KOFFING WAS A SPEED DEMON?!?!?!? The sheer fact it did not get poisoned to make it realistic was an insult to Boldore's mighty defenses. Seriously it could have grabbed Koffing and pulverize it with Rock Smash.
Yeah..... I changed my signature....
Ash v. Tobias
The outcome was decided the minute the matchup was announced.
Couldn't agree more. Not only was Ash defeat obvious, it was a humiliating one. At least when he lost to Harrison in Johto and Tyson in Hoenn Ash and his pokemon put up a bit of a fight. Heracross was there to show how powerful Darkrai was, Swellow, Gible and Torkoal were there to take a beating, and Sceptile and Pikachu were there to soften the blow.
And that's all there is to it.
This is the first ever team I assembled, way back when I first played Pokemon Blue, some twelve years ago
They were awfully matched and I lost against the Elite Four like ten times before winning beating the rival on a fluke (Venusaur survived Fire Blast with 2hp and landed a critical hit with his last Razor Leaf)
I understood nothing about the game mechanics, and their moves were awful!
Hopefully my Pokemon White team looks better!
Current W2 Team:
Ash vs. Giovanni in the most recent episode. They're (Bulbapedia) are pushing it to even call it a battle. Pikachu attacked Persian, and Giovanni came in and tole it to counter Pikachu's attack.
Although the trio battles with Arbok, Seviper, Cacnea, Weezing, etc. are also pretty dull. It always goes the same:
Jessie: Go, Arbok/Seviper!
James: Go Vicrtreebel/Cacnea/Carnivine/Weezing!
James (if Victreebel, Cacnea, or Carnivine) Not me! Them! The twerps!
Jessie: Arbok/Seviper, Poison Sting!
Ash: Pikachu, Thunderbolt!
Trio: [Looks like] Team Rocket's blasting off again/We're blasting off again!
There's so many imo i'll just do a top ten
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Metapod vs. metapod, it's a classic.
The couple of battles where pokemon purposely underbattled to help another pokekmon (The Problem with Paras and that poochyena episode of season six) were pretty lame too.
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Powered up Pikachu VS Wattson
There was absolutely no need for this kind of Overkill. If Pikachu had actually done this under his own power people would have loved it, but no ...
I actually felt sorry for Wattson. He's my favorite Hoenn Gym Leader and he got destroyed by HAX.
Torkoal vs Steelix and Norman's Vigoroth. THE THING IS A FREAKING TANK YET IT GETS ONE HIT KOED AND PIKACHU/GROVYLE BECOMES A BETTER TANK AND SURVIVES XX AMOUNT OF HITS? Cheap.
Roxie's Gym was CRAP. Belittling Ash's powerful reserve IS NOT A WAY TO MAKE SOMEONE LOOK STRONG!
Koffing vs Boldore. HOW THE HELL CAN GYRO BALL DEAL POWERFUL DAMAGE TO BOLDORE WHEN KOFFING WAS A SPEED DEMON?!?!?!? The sheer fact it did not get poisoned to make it realistic was an insult to Boldore's mighty defenses. Seriously it could have grabbed Koffing and pulverize it with Rock Smash. SERIOUSLY? Damage it with Clear Smog? Boldore should have laughed at the damage. Even if Koffing had an evilote, its offenses would not harm a powerful Boldore.
Unfezant vs Koffing was really bad. The bird just got good in speed and endurance yet it falls very fast to a Koffing with lame offensive moves.
Paplitoad vs Garbodor was a cheap way to showcase Garbodor's cheap overpowered strength and belittle a Pokemon who barely appears in the anime.
Agreed. Pikachu should have ONE Hit Koed by Manetric rather Torkoal.
And if it was not for an overpowered Pikachu, Ash's team would not have stood a chance.
Tailow and Corphish sure they have survived Pikachu's attacks but they would not stand up to Wattson's strategies.
And Grass Treecko is weak to electricity in the anime. SIGH
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Yeah..... I changed my signature....
Ash vs Tobias.
Most of his Pokemon got OHKO'd, they're stronger than that. Ash should have been the one doing the OHKO-ing to Tobias!
"Pikachu, aim for the horn!" LOL
My least favourite battle is Ash vs. Tobias. Ash losing is fine, but Tobias's legendary Pokemon just felt really cheap. Ash should've lost with a good, tense battle, and not against someone like Tobias... I don't think trainers in the anime should have legendaries.
"Lame" is such a suggestive term, I'm not entirely sure how to quantify it with examples.
If "Lame" were to mean "worst" then I could give some examples. But just straight up "lame" I couldn't think of any battles that were "lame" since "lame" has a different connotation to straight up "badly written" battles. "Lame" has more of an emotional tether than simply "badly written" battles. So I really can't think of anything that was simply "lame."
But let's go with the worst badly written battle ever.
In Unova- The honor goes to Ash vs Elesa, like Robert said the only saving grace of this battle was Palpitoad vs Zebstrika. There are so many idiotic badly written things about this episode, it was very intolerable to watch. Not only does Ash conveniently become out of character, just to overglorify Pikachu, is unacceptable. They really did address the whole "I use Pikachu too much" and then somehow because Ash chooses not to use Pikachu, he becomes completely idiotic and stupid, to drive in the fact that Ash should use Pikachu too "much" my god, what the hell writers. Do really think anyone with an average IQ is going to fall for that. Seriously only stupid people would ever fall for that. Thanks for trying to insult my intelligence why shoving Pikachu down my throat. It would've been so much better if Ash was going to use the Club Battle choices from the get go. None of this "OH GOD WHO DO I CHOOSE" B.S. that I had to watch. As much as I dislike the Roxie battle, it was leagues better than this B.S. battle.
Overall- Ash vs Ritchie in the Indigo League. It is quite clear to anyone who was paying attention that Ash was superior to Ritchie in every way. At least Ash's battle with Elesa actually looked like a battle, unlike this garbage, it was completely and utterly rushed, thanks Team Rocket, your B.S. interference was completely unnecessary. No one gave any commands to attack at least not from Ash (I guess to save time because of whole TR interference B.S.), it was completely rushed, Squirtle lost because of Butterfree's sleep powder, and Ash had to "resort" to using Charizard (because apparently it was his only viable Pokémon, thanks Team Rocket), and Charizard refused to battle, all of this just so Ash could lose.
If Ritchie was supposed to beat Ash, why did they have to write in such a way that if the battle was even remotely better written, Ash would have to win because he was superior to Ritchie. Why couldn't Ritchie just pull out a win, because Ritchie was slightly better in the one instance. Sure I know Ritchie was a horrible character, and Ash was superior in every single way possible, but did you "writers" have to reflect that opinion in the way the battle was written, because it was god awful, my least favorite battle, because at least every other "lame" "badly written" battle at least resembles a Pokémon battle. This resembled some horrible badly written free for all, and the trainers don't even exist.
The worst part is Ritchie wanted a good battle with Ash, it's sad that he was written to like the battle, because it was hardly a good battle.
I will not say I'm the best. But by Ash's standards, I'm pretty good.
Some of you need to look at this before you comment on what a Pokemon should learn. Some of you are okay but some of you need to look at this: http://www.serebii.net/attackdex-bw/ This is the attackdex, it is your friend.


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From the Producers Pod: November 21, 2012
By: Jayne Ann Bugda
Updated: November 21, 2012
Here's what we are working for Eyewitness News for November 21, 2012.
Our quote for today comes from one of my all time favorites the late Erma Bombeck who once said
"Thanksgiving dinners take eighteen hours to prepare. They are consumed in twelve minutes. Half-times take twelve minutes. This is not coincidence." ~Erma Bombeck
Jeannine from our Graphics department made the newsroom her special Kugel today! It's great!
Are you preparing a special recipe for the holidays? We would love to hear about! Cookies, Cakes, Turkey, Stuffing More! , Calling all cooks- We have a Holiday Recipe Cookoff Contest underway- What are you waiting for- enter today! We will feature you on PA Live!
A sad note today: Art Gingsberg, known as Mr. Food has passed away. His segments are seen on WYOU at Noon everyday. Mr. Food was 81 years old.
Don't forget the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade can be seen on WBRE at 9 a.m. Thursday (Thanksgiving Morning).
A wonderful way to begin your day! Balloons, VIPs, the Rockettes, and of course-ushering in the Holiday Season- Santa! Enjoy!
On PA Live- Dave Becker is your producer
Black Friday is fast approaching, PA Live! Bargain Mom Jenna Urban has some great Black Friday deal ideas.
Also tens of millions of Americans will travel for the holidays, AAA will join us in the studio with travel tips and advices.
Kathy Reppart from Truly Scrumptious is in the PA Live Kitchen showing us how to make a truly decadent dessert table for the holidays,
On Eyewitness News at 5- Katherine Lachette is your Producer...
Possible cheating on the PSSA tests at some area schools? The I-Team's Andy Mehalshick will have this story for us.
Cooking a turkey for family and friends- we have some advice on making sure you are safely preparing your Turkey. Plus, we will also have advice if you are adventureous and will be deep frying your Turkey.
While you are preparing your Thanksgiving feast and thinking about Black Friday shopping-here is something else to think about "Small Business Saturday. We'll show you how businesses are getting ready.
Grab your Speedo and get ready to run! We'll tell you about a unique race coming up this weekend.
On Eyewitness News at Six- Anthony Dorunda is steering the six tonight.
Are you traveling this holiday? Many people are traveling and our Eric Deabill is taking a look at traffic and talking to people who are hitting the road for Thanksgiving.
Plus, an update on the father and son from Schuylkill County gained National Attention for allegedly stalking Sarah Palin are out of Federal Prison and talking to the I-Team's Andy Mehalshick .
On Eyewitness News at Seven on WYOU- An update of all the day's news. Plus, here is what else I, (Jayne Ann) will have for you.
The Family to Family program helped hundreds of people today. Eric Deabill will have the story for us tonight./
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AUTHORS: Fred Dycus Miller, Ellen Frankel Paul, Fred D Miller Jr, Fred D Miller, Jr Miller, Jeffrey Paul
Responsibility: The essays in this volume address questions about responsibility that arise in moral philosophy and legal theory. Some analyze different theories of causality and human agency, scouting for satisfactory resolutions to the controversies of free... Show more»
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