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Senior Test Designer
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The Role
If you have a strong understanding of GOM, trade life cycle, events, Murex workflows, interfaces, and payments, a position as Senior Test Designer is ideal for you. In this role, you will be responsible for testing of different modules in Murex as per the requirements and within agreed timelines.
To qualify for this role, you need to have around seven years prior experience especially with a Murex background (preferably Murex version 3.1).
What the Business Does
This role is based in the Group Treasury Technology (GTT) at Finance Technology reporting to the Test Lead/Test Manager.
The Treasury Solution team is carrying out a transformational technology investment program for Group Treasury. The systems range from Front Office Liquidity Portfolio Management, Term Debt Issuance and Secularization platforms through to Back office analytical tools, regulatory reporting and a Treasury data warehouse. A large part of our work involves consolidating large data sets from multiple disparate systems and then transforming that data into a business usable format to meet both internal and regulatory reporting deadlines.
Your Responsibilities
As Senior Test Designer, you will be required to:
- Minimum 6 to 8 years' experience.
- Support the test manager by contributing to the test plans, suggesting test methodologies, the test readiness reviews, test progress reporting, the test completion/summary Reports and test defect reports
- Prepare test conditions, test scripts, expected results, test coverage analysis and define risk based analysis for a given testing effort, work closely with business analysis team when preparing test scripts and conditions
- Work closely with Technology partners to secure access to test environment and data and technical support, execute test conditions and maintain a record of test outputs including list of defects and actions for resolution
- Play a lead role in the analysis and reporting of test results, working closely with business, technology and support areas to investigate and interpret test findings
- Develop and extend collaborative working relationships with senior clients, technology suppliers and operational support areas in order to quickly understand requirements, resolve problems/issues, suggest solutions and identify areas for service improvement
Skills you need
- Testing experience in Murex 3.1 implementation or migration projects, experience in Reporting, Workflows and/or Murex Core Configuration
- Functional knowledge in capital market and different asset classes like MM, Fixed Income, IRD and FX, experience in writing/contributing to a test strategy/test plan
- Experience in writing detailed, structured test scripts using best practice design principles, exposure to test management tool – JIRA
- Basic SQL and Unix skills, undergraduate degree in numerical based subject, testing certifications like ISTQB, Project Management accreditation like Prince2 or PMI is desirable
Why RBS?
RBS doesn't just provide you with an exciting work and a generous pay package. We take pride in ensuring your personal and professional development are first and foremost. You will have access to a range of development and learning programs, services and support designed to help you manage and balance your work/life priorities.
Whether its retirement planning, supporting a charity close to your heart or taking care of your well-being, RBS makes sure you are taken care of. For more information on our benefits, please visit our website.
At RBS, our purpose is to serve customers well. We serve around 24 million customers across the globe, and our aim is to consistently meet their needs wherever they find us. Our ambition is to become the UK's number-one bank for customer trust, service and advocacy by 2020. Our global workforce is integral to helping us achieve this goal.
With colleagues across 5 main states, and connected across-the-globe by common values and a unified ambition, RBS India delivers vital bank functions that help us offer truly round-the-clock support to our UK customers, and 24/7 banking to our international customers.
RBS welcomes applications from all sections of the community.


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Time Crisis 2 Review
If any of you only knew how high my appreciation for Time Crisis is. Time Crisis was, and still is, one of my favorite Playstation games ever. I remember my first actual experience with a light-gun was with Lethal Enforcers (anybody remember that game?). I recall dropping quarters after quarter into a local arcade. I was hooked! About a year after, I purchased the Super Nintendo version with the gun and everything. So as you can see, I've been an avid fan of light-gun titles since day one. And yes, I did own an NES and Super-Scope. I just don't qualify the games it was compatible with as light-gun titles. More or less they were 'target practice,' but that's beside the point. After picking up my Playstation in May of 1997, I remember reading a preview of Time Crisis in an issue of GamePro. The game would hit shelves in November of the same year, and I nearly wet my pants...ok so I did! When I finally picked up Time Crisis, I spent countless hours in my room playing the game, trying to take every single possible route and beating the game quicker than before. I was obsessed with a light-gun title. To this day, I still find myself coming back to Time Crisis and replaying it every now and then. There was a long and tedious wait in between the next TC title on the PSX. Originally wished to be Time Crisis 2, Namco announced that TC: Project Titan would be the next PSX title instead, leaving the official sequel to be developed for the PS2. Project Titan was in development for quite some time, and in the end it turned out to be a decent title, not better than the first though. Just this past E3, Namco made it official that they will be porting Time Crisis 2 for the Playstation 2, in addition to adding a bunch of extra features. You wouldn't understand the reaction on my face when I saw the first three screens of the game in action. So the anticipation began, and before I know it Time Crisis 2 has arrived. So here I am reviewing what is downright the most kick-ass light-gun title ever, and a sequel to one of my favorite PSX games.
  When it comes down to games like Time Crisis 2 being ported directly onto a console, I expect few if any changes in the visual department. The original Time Crisis on the PS looked the same as the arcade version, and so did other games like Area 51. But when you fast forward into a world where home consoles have an enormous edge over arcade machines, you begin to expect improvements in arcade to console ports. Heck, Tekken Tag for the arcade looks like a first generation Playstation game when compared to its Playstation 2 counterpart. Not to anyone's surprise Namco has done it again. They have taken a two-year-old arcade title, ported it over to the PS2 with noticeable visual enhancements. While not as drastically improved as Tekken Tag was, Time Crisis 2 still looks noticeably better on the PS2 than on the arcade. The texture detail has seen some refinement, the backgrounds look smoother than ever, despite not being polygon heavy, they look very detailed and are interactive as well. As every shooter does, Time Crisis 2 features a lot of explosive special effects, which brings out the cinematic effect in the game. The character detail is very nice to say the least. They don't come off as looking stiff, but instead superbly detailed and quite realistic. Overall, Time Crisis 2 is a pretty looking game that shouldn't disappoint anybody.
  What can I say? I'm a light-gun junky! Unfortunately, I have come across awful light-gun titles, most of which slip my mind, but who hasn't. The arcade version of Silent Scope and SS2 were both excellent, because they gave gamers a new perspective in the light-gun world, by offering a sniper rifle in place of a handgun. But when the PS2 versions lost that support, we were all pretty much left begging for Time Crisis 2, since we knew that there wasn't a chance in hell Namco would drop the ball on that one. Thankfully Namco has delivered Time Crisis 2, and an all-new GunCon. Fans never fear. Namco has made TC2 backwards compatible, so those who are too cheap to shell out an extra $10 for a GunCon 2, can use their original GunCon to play Time Crisis 2 without a hitch. The premise has remained the same; cover and shoot. There are now more bullets allowed for simultaneous use, nine. With the second Time Crisis, comes a wire that allows for two GunCons to be connected and used for two-player purposes, a big plus for a game that really deserves it! In addition to a two-player mode, Namco has added double GunCon support. So if you link together two GunCons you can use them in the one player mode as two separate guns! Speaking of linking, TC2 allows gamers to use the iLink option and connect two PS2s, 2 TVs and two games for a true multiplayer arcade like experience.
  The Story mode is identical to that of the arcade version's, but I'm somewhat bummed that the game doesn't have the multiple pathways like the original did. It was a great feature that added more replay value to the game. Despite lacking various pathways, Time Crisis 2 is still hands-down the best light-gun title out there. The home version includes four great mini-games, such as Agent Trainer, Quick&Crash, Shoot Away 2 and a secret game. In addition to that, every time you complete the story mode, or get to a certain point, you will be rewarded with extra continues, or access to a stage in the Time Trial mode and ultimately the final secret mini game. As far as replay value goes, let's just say that it's been four years since I've bought Time Crisis, and I still play it quite frequently; 'nuff said! I can guarantee to all of you, that years from now I'll still be playing Time Crisis 2 on my PS2.
  Well, the sound is taken directly from the Arcade version, but that doesn't go without saying that it's still very good. There are many sequences where voice acting comes in play, and everything sounds great. The gun shot effect has been changed, and doesn't sound as loud as it use to, but the feel is still there. The soundtrack features the original intro song slightly re-done, in addition to newer tunes from the arcade title. Everything in the game is simple, but it works quite well. Nothing really stands out as extraordinary, but overall it's all good.
  Did you expect anything else from the controls? Time Crisis 2 is pretty much perfect in the field, with the note of one problem, force feedback. I was kind of bummed when I picked up the GunCon 2 and noticed how light it was, and how there was no force feedback every time I shot a bullet. It would've been truly a great inclusion into the title, but chances are it was done like that for financial purposes. If you're as much of a TC fanatic as I am, getting the hang of the game will take absolutely no time. With backwards compatibility, and the use of two light-guns in single-player mode, Time Crisis' controls are unbeatable.
  I can't stress this enough, Time Crisis 2 is one of the best action titles you can get for your money. For a mere $60 you can get both the GunCon 2 and the game. With arcade enhanced visuals, timeless gameplay, and fantastic replay value, Time Crisis 2 is one of the year's must have games. Those who are looking for a game that will last for quite some time, and features addictive gameplay, owe it to themselves to go and buy Time Crisis 2. You won't regret doing so!
10/7/2001 Arnold Katayev
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Microsoft Will Rebrand Its Lync Enterprise Communication Tool 'Skype for Business'
Apple Patents Crowdsourced Tracking Of Mobile Network Dead Spots
Microsoft will rebrand Lync, its enterprise communications tool 'Skype for Business.' The change will see Lync's interface harmonized to something close to the current Skype's interface.
Skype for Business won't be available until next year. Lync won't fold into Skype entirely — instead, it will remain a separate application. I saw a demo of an early version of the Skype for Business client last week, and it certainly did appear to be quite similar to how Skype looks now. Users in Skype for Business will able to call regular Skype users from the application.
The branding change will bring the 'for Business' moniker to two Microsoft services, Skype for Business along with the currently in-market OneDrive for Business. For reference, Google recently unified the branding of its business applications under a larger 'Google for Work' moniker.
Gurdeep Pall, Microsoft's Corporate Vice President in charge of Lync and Skype, recently commented to the media that video is an "interesting modality" that is "quite overlooked." Presumably, Microsoft would to its business users video chat more frequently.
Why does the change matter? Mostly because Lync has been a quickly growing business segment for Microsoft. It generates more than $1 billion in yearly revenue, and was for a least at one time Microsoft's "fastest growing business." Given that Skype and Lync have conjoined their engineering teams, the total revenue firepower that rests under the Skype brand is material.
For the more conservative company, Microsoft will allow the old interface to be used, for at least some time, the company told me.


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I understood that when Ireland entered EMU we would no longer have to worry about paying banks for converting money from Irish pounds to other currencies which were also members of EMU. However, when I read the notices of charges from the various banks in the newspapers, they seemed to be charging almost as much after our entry to EMU as before. Is this correct and, if so, how has it happened?
Mr F.S., Dublin
Aha, you have just uncovered the first great fallacy of European Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) - that membership would lead to an automatic benefit to consumers through the absence of the currency risk which was previously passed on to customers. It may well be that you were fooled by all that wailing and wringing of hands which the banks and their representatives embarked on last year when telling us all how much the loss of foreign exchange business would cost them.
When it came to the crunch what happened was what everyone had always assumed would happen - the banks would find some other way to part us from our money.
If it is any consolation, you are not the only one to be surprised by the approach of the banks and the approval they have received for their new charges. Politicians on all sides of the Dail were critical last week when the new charges were published and, indeed, some of the banks acted speedily in reducing some of their charges although this is more likely because their rivals were undercutting them in a particular area.
To explain how banks, building societies and bureaux de change succeeded in implementing the new charges, one needs to examine how the costs involved in foreign exchange transactions are divided. Prior to the arrival of the euro as our new national currency on January 1st last, the charges comprised two elements - a commission or handling charge and a charge to cover the margin or spread.
The first of these was quite simple. It was a charge to customers intended to cover the administrative cost to the bank of executing the transaction staff, heating, light, the physical fabric of the bank building etc. The second charge - the margin or spread - was designed to cover the cost to the bank of buying and selling currency in the financial markets. The second charge generally formed the larger part of the costs involved in buying foreign currency.
Once we entered EMU, this second charge ceased to exist in relation to foreign exchange dealings involving the currencies of the member-states.
These were the Austrian schilling, the Belgian franc, the Dutch guilder, the Finnish markka, the French franc, the deutschmark, the Irish pound, the Italian lira, the Luxembourg franc, the Portuguese escudo and the Spanish peseta. Of course if one were looking for dollar or yen, normal foreign exchange charges would still apply because the currency risk still existed.
The same was true of transactions involving the currencies of those member-states of the EU which opted not to join EMU or failed to meet the criteria to do so. In terms of Irish trade and tourism, the more important of these were Britain's sterling and the Greek drachma.
That left only a handling or commission charge within the euro zone currencies. What the banks, building societies and others have done is essentially raise this charge by a colossal percentage to preserve their income. They now claim that they need to do so to cover the administrative costs involved in foreign exchange transactions. However, those costs were supposed to have been accommodated in the previous commission charge.
They have also made great play in their public pronouncements of the "savings" on offer to customers as a result of the "lower" overall cost of exchanging money from one currency to the other. However, it is the banks that are making the saving. Neither the bank nor the customer now have to contend with the currency risk inherent in fluctuating rates of exchange - the difference in the cost of buying and selling a currency, costs which changed hourly - but the customer is still bearing a large portion of this cost in the new charges whereas the banks are, in fact, increasing the margins they earn from customers by passing on a portion of a non-existent risk.
How this operates is best seen by the charges made by the banks, building societies and bureaux de change before and after January 1st, 1999 in selling notes in a foreign currency of a fellow euro-zone member in exchange for pounds. Ulster Bank maintains that a "typical customer transaction" would be one involving the exchange of £175, so we will use that amount for the purposes of the illustration.
Allied Irish Banks: AIB used to charge 1 per cent commission on all transactions with a minimum charge of £1 and a maximum of £5. On £175 it would amount to £1.75. In addition it charged a margin cost which varied from currency to currency but, on average, would amount to £6 of an exchange involving £175 - a total of £7.75. Since the arrival of EMU, the bank now charges 3.5 per cent commission on such transactions with a maximum of £15. On £175, that would amount to a charge of £6.13 - a whopping 250 per cent-plus increase in commission costs for a transaction that involves no risk to the bank.
Bank of Ireland: So how does AIB's big rival fare in the figures? It used to charge the same commission as AIB, 1 per cent with a £1 minimum and a £5 maximum - £1.75 in this case. Its margin charge was 2.5 per cent on amounts below £700 and 1.75 per cent on amounts above this - £4.37 in this case. Since the change, it charges a commission of 2.25 per cent below its £700 threshold and 1.5 per cent above it with a £1 minimum charge. On £175, that comes to £3.94, better than AIB by some way but still a 125 per cent rise in commission.
Ulster Bank: At Ulster Bank itself, the same commission previously applied, although the minimum and maximum charges were lower at 25p and £2 respectively. On top of this there was a flat 2.5 per cent margin - leaving the overall charge (£1.75 + £4.37) the same as Bank of Ireland. Since January 1st, its commission on such transactions is charged at 2.25 per cent with a minimum charge of £2 and a maximum of £20. On £175, that implies a charge of £3.94, the same as Bank of Ireland.
National Irish Bank: NIB charged the same 1 per cent basic commission prior to January 1st, the same as the rest of the traditional high street banks, with a minimum charge of £1 and a maximum of £2. Again, in this case, the charge would be £1.75. The margin was 2 per cent - £3.50 here. Now it has doubled its commission rate to 2 per cent, with a minimum of £2, a maximum of £10 and a charge on £175 of £3.50.
Irish Permanent: The newest of the major retail banks, Irish Permanent used to charge the same commission - 1 per cent, with a maximum of £2 and no minimum. Its margin charge was 2.391 per cent or £4.18 in this case. Under the new order, it charges a 3 per cent commission on all dealings involving less than £300 with a minimum of £2. Over £300, it charges 2.25 per cent plus £2. On £175, that amounts to a charge of £5.25, a rise of 200 per cent overnight.
TSB: The competition among the banks prior to EMU is evident in the fact that there is practically no difference between them on commission rates.
TSB, too, charged 1 per cent with a £1 minimum and a £5 maximum. Margins were charged at 3 per cent - £5.25 on £175. Now, in the absence of spreads or margins, the commission rate is 3 per cent - treble what it used to be - with a £2 minimum and a £30 maximum.
First Active: The recently converted First Active's commission and margin charge structures were identical to that of TSB. They mirrored TSB in the new commission charge of 3 per cent - again treble the old rate - but in this case with no upper limit to what can be charged.
ACC: ACCBank took a beating in the press in the days after the new charge structure was announced. This was because on smaller amounts it succeeded in actually charging customers more than under the old scheme when commission and margin rates were added - truly a remarkable piece of marketing. Its old rates were a flat 1 per cent commission and a margin rate of 3.5 per cent. Since the arrival of the new currency, it now charges a rate of 3 per cent plus £2 on all transactions. On our £175, this comes to £7.25, the dearest to date and a rise of 314 per cent on its former commission charge.
Guinness & Mahon: Although not one of the big players in this particular area of the banking business, Guinness & Mahon was the most restrained in its new charges, albeit its old commission rate ranked as the highest at 1.5 per cent with a minimum of £3, which would apply in this case, and a maximum of £25. Its margin was a flat 2 per cent. The new commission rate is 2 per cent with a £3 minimum and a £50 maximum. This would lead to a rise in commission charges for our transaction of only 50p to £3.50 - due probably to the fact that this bank gears its charging structure to the larger amounts its customers are more likely to require.
EBS: The largest remaining building society, which trumpets the benefits of its mutual status under which it says everyone gains, does not come out of the exercise any better than its publicly-quoted peers. Like them, it formerly charged 1 per cent commission with a £1 minimum, a £5 maximum and £1.75 in this case. In addition there was a margin of 3.4 per cent, one of the highest, which would mean a charge of £5.95 on our sum. Under EMU, EBS raised its commission charge four-fold to 4 per cent on sums under £500 and 3 per cent on larger amounts. In this instance, that would involve commission of £7 to convert our £175 - the second highest of anyone in our survey after ACC outside the traditionally more expensive bureaux de change.
Bureaux de change: While the bureaux de change have also increased their rates under EMU, the move has not been quite so drastic. Although some now charge as high as 6 per cent - notably the AIB subsidiary AIB Currency Bureaux Ltd - the bureaux previously charged commission of from 2 per cent to almost 4 per cent.
It appears the banks have figured out that what was previously a commercial option for the bureaux is now an avenue for them to maximise earnings at travellers' expense.
Despite the phenomenal rise in charges made by all the financial institutions above, it is still worth shopping around. As the figures, show there can be an appreciable difference between one institution and another.
Of course there is an alternative although it is unlikely to overly worry the more traditional providers of foreign exchange. Under the Maastricht Treaty, the central banks of member-states of EMU are obliged to offer a facility to the public through which they can convert bank notes of euro zone denominations to pounds without any charge. Unfortunately, you cannot change pounds for foreign currency. . . still it might be of some use to those who overestimate their requirements and return from holiday with a pocketful of pesetas, lire or francs. You could always avail of the same arrangement to change your pounds into the required currency by visiting the central bank of the relevant state but somehow I can't see it catching on in the age of convenience.
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Stock's Aren't For Everyone
Yes, as much as it pains me to say this, stocks are not for everyone. I don't mean in the sense of one's proximity to retirement or their risk tolerance. No, what I mean is that some people have certain predispositions that make stocks a disaster as an investment.
What do I mean? Have you met someone that thinks they know everything? Overconfidence can destroy y0ur account balance. How about a person that takes something at face value and runs with it to its logical conclusion? Again, with the amount of news headlines, such inclinations can ruin you.
I think it's very important for an investor to have a good sense of his or her short coming and be able to understand what he or she doesn't know.
Being a successful stock selector is not akin to the post-Thanksgiving Day dash you see happening as stores open to kick off the Christmas season. Grabbing a stock here and a stock there is probably going to lead to a loss everywhere. To succeed you need to have a decent degree of self-restraint and the ability to keep your head, even as the rest around you have lost their head.
It's just my opinion from my experience.


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Turkey: Ankara says it will not attack retreating PKK
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April 26, 2013
Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) chief Abdullah Ocalan (file photo)
Turkey has said its forces will show restraint when Kurdish rebels begin withdrawing from the country next month.
The Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) announced on April 25 that it will begin retreating from Turkey to their sanctuaries in northern Iraq on May 8.
The field leader of the rebel movement warned Turkey not to attack retreating rebels, otherwise it would risk jeopardizing the peace process.
Turkey's Deputy Prime Minister Bulent Arinc said on Turkish television on April 26 that the military would act with "great care and attention" during the group's pullout.
The withdrawal comes after the PKK's jailed leader Abdullah Ocalan ordered a ceasefire in March aimed at disarming the group.
The outlawed PKK has led a rebellion in Turkey's Kurdish-dominated southeast since 1984.
The conflict has left around 40,000 people dead.
Based on reporting by Reuters and AFP
Link to original story on RFE/RL website


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The clear gel coat, AGC200, features excellent adhesion to epoxy, polyester, vinyl ester and urethane composite substrates, low viscosity for smooth application, and the option of having open time for lamination up to three days, the companies say. The clear and transparent liquid remains as such in a cured film. The pigmented gel coat, AGC10000 Series, features similar adhesion properties and open time for lamination along with excellent outdoor durability and dimensional stability.
Benefits offered by both gel coats include solvent-free composition, flexible urethane film, and the ability to be modified to meet application requirements. The clear gel coat enables visual inspection of composite laminate for defects and may be recoated using high-solids urethane and epoxy primers and urethane topcoats. The pigmented gel coat can be applied at lower film thickness than traditional gel coats and provides high gloss and distinctness of image.
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Lately, I've been really into pallet projects. After being on Pinterest for years, I finally decided to use the inspiration to tackle some projects. I saw some fun string art and thought I could do that. My husband took apart the pallets and reassembled them for me to make my art. The first one I made was a mountain scene:
This was more difficult to do than I originally thought. I had wanted to put pretty dainty nails to wind the string around it. Yeah, that was so not happening. Apparently, I hadn't realized that pallets are meant to be durable and pounding nails into them would be near impossible. Thank you dear husband for the use of your drill. I now claim to be a drill expert. After about 200 screws, I started to wind the string. I messed up and this took me 3 attempts to get it this way. I did this one in a bit of a hurry so I could give it to my mom for her birthday. Lucky for me, she liked it!
Next, I decided I wanted to make Colorado flags. My mom preemptively asked for one. I had already started to make her one for Mother's Day. Geez! Way to ruin the surprise, mom!
We have this one in our entry way! Then my husband took more pallets apart. He doesn't like this part. I am very grateful! He only made 3 more completed backgrounds for me to make some more flags. He said he needed a break from pallets for a while. But I NEED them! That was a few weeks ago and has agreed to take several more apart for me this weekend! I am so thrilled! He has endless access to pallets from his work, so I will absolutely be taking advantage of this perk!
I love how the wood gives additional character to each flag. For each flag I use between 200-300 screws. I just eyeball how I want it to look, so it's definitely not perfect. Once it's time to put the string on, I can usually complete the project in a couple to a few hours. It's a mindless job once the screws are in place. It's soothing for me actually. I can get lost in a stringing rhythm. I enjoy it. I also, get blisters on my hands. My sister has requested a mountain scene as well. I am not quite done. I'll post a picture once that is completed.
This is a fun new artistic direction for me. I've been really into shabby chic decor. Like I've said before, I need a barn. I feel like if I could have some acreage and a barn, I could turn it into my little art studio and make a sorts of fun pallet projects. I've got tons of ideas thanks to pinterest. I've got the pallets. I've got the string. Now I need a barn and some land.


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I like Sushi-Go-Round and Run Rattata, Run!
I like Sushi-Go-Round and Run Rattata, Run!
Favorite: hitmontop
least: clefairy says
I really liked the Hitmontop one, but I hated the Donphan racing one.
Same. I also enjoyed the Metapod and Kakuna one as I got older and understood the game more.I like Sushi-Go-Round and Run Rattata, Run!
hello i used to do art and run clubs and play competitive and then i was inactive for a long time and now im back-ish maybe
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Favorite: Magikarp
Least favorite: Clefairy
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I've always loved the Run, Rattata! Run! minigame the best, I like the scenario and the music and the gameplay and everything. Other favourites include the Lickitung game (that hilarious Asian announcer spouting random nonsense made the game), the Metapod and Kakuna game and Snore War (even though the last half of it just becomes a blind button mashing fest).
My absolute least favourite minigame in the entire series in Clefairy Says. I've always just sucked that game, period. Best thing about it was their adorable little song.
In terms of Stadium 2, I thought the log chopping minigame with Scyther and Pinsir was always a lot of fun, as was the totally awesome Hitmontop game. The Eager Eevee one was fun as well. The only ones I remember hating were the Golbat one, the Rampage Rollout thing, and the Chansey egg catching game.
Snore War on Hard is best.
Ring Toss is the WORST.
Stadium 1
Favorite: Rock Harden
Least: Ekans Hoop Hurl
Stadium 2
Favorite: Streaming Stampede
Least: Gutsy Golbat
I don't use "uber" Pokémon, I don't calculate stat values, I don't use cheating devices, I don't breed my way to perfection, and I don't care about natures. I catch my Pokemon the way they are, and treat them like individuals instead of brainless drones. If you use this philosophy, copy & paste this into your signature.


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We had a really fun weekend! Bailey came home to spend the weekend, I had not seen him since before I went to Seattle. Amanda and Lorenzo also came to stay the weekend with us. I was mentioning to Matt that when the kids were little my fantasy was for them all to get on that big yellow bus and be at school all day, but now I love them to all be home with me!
We planned a fun day for Saturday. I made baked potato soup(very fattening but worth the treat). Paula (Gram) & John came down from Tulsa for the day and even Izzy's bff Para Brandy came to spend the day with us. Mom and dad delivered three pans of fluffy hot rolls. We got pumpkins to carve and because it was a little rainy we decided to endure the mess inside. It was definitely a mess but worth it.
Baked potato soup…
8 slices bacon
1 onion, diced
1/2 cup flour
3 (14.5 oz.) cans chicken broth
5 potatoes, baked, peeled and diced
1 teaspoon dried parsley flakes
2 cups half & half
1 cup sharp cheddar cheese, grated
1 cup sour cream
salt & pepper to taste
cheddar cheese
sour cream
How to make it
In a Dutch oven cook bacon until crisp
Remove and crumble, reserving drippings
Saute onion in bacon drippings until tender
Add salt and pepper
Stir in flour and cook for one minute, stirring constantly
Slowly add chicken broth; cook, stirring constantly until thick and bubbly Add potatoes, parsley and half & half; cook for 10 minutes
Stir in cheese and sour cream.
Garnish with cheese, bacon, chives and sour cream.
Brandy helped with izzy's pumpkin. Izzy did not like putting her hand into the slimy pumpkin to scoop out the guts. Everyone had an idea of what they wanted to carve. Izzy had a hello kitty pumpkin, Amanda chose a minnie mouse design, Emelia chose Ariel and Matt went gangster old school carving.
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Stephen A. Smith and San Antonio Spurs fans may not agree on much. Smith usually rants on the Spurs and usually picks against them while Skip Bayless tends to be on the Spurs bandwagon for the majority of the year.
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This is not really a calculus question but I am taking a course in basic complex analysis and this is from the first chapter.
Show that the indicated numbers satisfy the given equation and find an additional solution, .
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Droid Incredible 4G LTE by HTC on sale July 5 for $149.99 after MIR
July 2, 2012 | by Andrew Kameka
HTC, Verizon
Verizon Wireless today officially announced one of the longest named phones you'll see this year, the Droid Incredible 4G LTE by HTC. First unveiled at CTIA 2012 and then shuttered away while being teased, the Incredible will finally go on sale Thursday, July 5, 2012. The device will cost $149.99 after a mail-in-rebate and signing a two-year agreement.
The Incredible 4G LTE is a very solid phone, even though a few of the specs don't match up to the flagship phones that have been released in recent weeks. The Incredible has a 4-inch Super LCD qHD display, 1.2 GHz dual core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor, and Beats Audio for enhanced sound when playing music or games.
On the software front, it's running HTC Sense layered with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich on it. Don't ask me when or if Jelly Bean will come out because no one knows. Sense 4.0 will help distract you from questionable Jelly Bean future with nice tweaks to contacts, launchers, and the camera app with intelligent image processing and the ability to shoot HD videos and take pictures at the same time. Speaking of cameras, the device has an 8 MP rear camera and a front-facing 1.2 MP camera.
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PARAMUS, N.J. -- Hale Irwin was a little surprised Monday when the locker room attendant at the Ridgewood Country Club told him he had been there about 15 years ago.
Irwin didn't recall the visit.
In some ways it's not surprising. When you're a professional golfer you play at a lot of courses and one or two might slip your mind.
That's not happening on Irwin's visit to Ridgewood this week. He is trying learn everything he can about the A.W. Tillinghast-designed course, which will be the site of the 62nd PGA Seniors' Championship, starting Thursday.
Irwin, who finished in a four-way tie for second behind winner Doug Tewell in last year's tournament, played 10 holes Monday and was excited.
"Beautiful, it looks to be a wonderful golf course," Irwin said. "I think we are going to see some errant drives. The greens were fairly firm today. All in all, it has all the feelings and makings of a real major championship. I'm delighted we're here."
It's definitely a change. It marks the first time the PGA had moved the championship out of Florida since 1940. It had been played at the PGA National Golf Club of Palm Beach Gardens since 1982.
Irwin, who has won two regular Senior PGA Tour events plus the Senior Skins Game this year, said the tree-lined course, high rough and the distance of some holes will make hitting the ball straight a must.
"I think placement seems to be the order of the day," Irwin said, noting the two long par-3s will tax the field.
Irwin doesn't mind that, though. He would rather play tougher courses and thinks the fans want to see the players challenged.
"Where do most people sit when they watch a tournament, on a bland hole or one with water, one with trouble? You tell me," Irwin said.
Even his own approach changes on the better courses, Irwin said.
"I find the bigger the tournament, the bigger the challenge, the more intent I get of getting prepared for it," Irwin said. "I could play this course once or twice and probably take in as much as if I played another course 12 times, because I just pay more attention."
The last time Ridgewood was used for a major tournament was in 1990 when it was the site of the 1990 U.S. Senior Open. Lee Trevino's 13-under total beat Jack Nicklaus by two strokes for that title.
Bob Charles, who played in that Senior Open, called Ridgewood an old traditional course. There are no houses on the course and the emphasis is on making different types of shots.
"I guess for me this will be a reorientation," Charles said before teeing off on a practice round. "I was here 11 years ago. I don't remember the course at all. Hopefully, it will all come back to me the first time I play it."
While most of the players in the field don't have much knowledge of the course now, they will by Thursday.
"We're all pros," Charles said. "We've all had 20, 30 or 40 years experience behind us. We should know how to adjust."
"We'll all be playing it for the second or third time come Thursday," Allen Doyle added. "So we will all be on an even keel."
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Shell wants to start drilling in the Alaskan Arctic this summer, despite the fact the extreme cold, the threat from passing icebergs, the poor visibility and the remoteness greatly raises the risk of a spill.
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Today, Friday Night Lights creator Peter Berg called out GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney for using the show phrase "Clear eyes, full hearts, can't lose," according to The Hollywood Reporter. "Your politics and campaign are clearly not aligned with the themes we portrayed in our series," wrote Berg in a letter to the Romney campaign. "The only relevant comparison that I see between your campaign and Friday Night Lights is in the character of Buddy Garrity – who turned his back on American car manufacturers selling imported cars from Japan."
Romney has used the phrase – originally a mantra for the high school football team central to Friday Night Lights – in campaign speeches and features the quote on his Facebook page. Romney called the phrase "compelling" earlier this week while speaking in Iowa. "That's Americans," he said. "We have clear eyes — we know what we believe. Full hearts — we love this country and we can't lose. This is a time for Americans to make a choice. We're going to take back this country."
However, Berg thinks Romney's co-opting of the phrase "falsely and inappropriately associates Friday Night Lights with the Romney/Ryan campaign." The writer-director is a vocal Barack Obama supporter.


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The Sunday touchdown roll: See 61 scores in rapid succession
As always, our friends at NFL.com and the RedZone channel (the single greatest thing ever invented) have given us every single touchdown scored in Sunday's morning and afternoon games. There's a total of 61 this week, and we're pretty sure that Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Doug Martin scored at least 30 of them.
Well, OK -- the Muscle Hamster picked up "only" four rushing touchdowns in the Bucs' 42-32 win over the Oakland Raiders. Oakland quarterback Carson Palmer threw for four touchdowns, which just goes to show how meaningful such stats are when your team loses. Aaron Rodgers also threw for four scores in Green Bay's 31-17 win over the Arizona Cardinals. In this highlight reel, you'll also see the three touchdown runs from Mikel Leshoure of the Detroit Lions, who probably thought he'd get a bunch of headlines Monday until Martin suited up.
Only two quarterbacks threw for three touchdowns without throwing a pick -- Chicago's Jay Cutler and Seattle's Russell Wilson. You'll see all six of those scores as well. Indy's Andrew Luck threw for two touchdowns, but we'll give him a namecheck here after he set the single-game rookie record with 433 passing yards.
Bears receiver Brandon Marshall led all pass-catchers Sunday by catching all three of Cutler's touchdowns, though Green Bay's Randall Cobb's two touchdowns were more impressive from a highlight perspective. Impressive yards after catch, Mr. Cobb. You'll also see the two-touchdown games from receivers Eric Decker of the Broncos, Golden Tate of the Seahawks, and Brandon Myers of the Raiders. You'll also see a defensive touchdown scored by the Bears -- that seems to be a weekly occurrence this season.
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Africa is on a brighter prospect considering the enormous space the continent is having to contain all sort of technological advancements and developments. Above all of these potentials, Agriculture stands tall amidst all challenges the continent is facing. About a week ago, Master Card Foundation granted financial support in partnership with Root Capital in supporting 300,000 farmers in West Africa.
H.E. Tumusiime Rhoda Peace, AUC Commissioner for Rural Economy and Agriculture, joined Kenyan President H.E. Uhuru Kenyatta and President of Rwanda, H.E. Paul Kagame at a presidential panel on transforming African agriculture, during the official opening ceremony of the Alliance for a Green Revolution Forum (AGRF) 2016, in Nairobi, Republic of Kenya on the 8th of September.
Ranging from issues regarding innovation in Agriculture, advancing technology for farmers, youth and women empowerment, engaging private sector, and participation in agriculture and building capacity for all stakeholders in the agriculture value chain, the panelist at the AGRF 2016 deliberated on all possible ways to transform agriculture in Africa. Kenyan President, emphasized and called for all leaders to strengthen their responses in addressing all challenges preventing agriculture advancement, and to help fight food insecurity in Africa while creating employment. "Let us streamline our national plans and strategies and align them to the AU Malabo Declaration and have specific timelines to achieve the set goals," H.E. Uhuru Kenyatta said.
Additionally, the president devoted 200 million USD to support Kenyan agriculture sector over the next five years. H.E. Uhuru Kenyatta also called for good accountability and suggested that there should be continental agricultural performance scorecard.
Following that, H.E Paul Kagame also highlighted that agricultural sector should be seen as the backbone of African countries and a sector responsible for transformation while stressing the importance of including the private sector in the entire value chain. He put forward to all leaders that it is time to walk the talk, "We need to move from what we know needs to be done to doing something…we need to just go ahead and do it," he said.
The AGRF 2016, under the theme, "seize the moment" has brought African leaders to advance policies and secure investments that will ensure a better life for millions of Africa's farmers and families. Commissioner Tumusiime, made reference to Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Program (CAADP), the AU 2014 Malabo Declaration, and Africa's Agenda 2063, she said the AUC empowers countries to have eligible strategies to transform agriculture and to ensure that commitments and decisions made by AU leaders are being met.


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Converge Bible Studies: Being Holy
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What does it mean to be holy? The author of Hebrews tells us we ve already been made holy through Jesus Christ s sacrifice on the cross. But in the same letter, we re also told to pursue holiness. What are we to make of this apparent paradox? Are there multiple types of holiness, or just multiple levels of the same attribute? In "Being Holy," you ll explore the meaning of biblical holiness and how it relates to justification, sanctification, and Christian perfection. "Converge Bible Studies" is a series of topical Bible studies based on the Common English Bible. Each title in the series consists of four studies on a common topic or theme. "Converge" can be used by small groups, classes, or individuals. Primary Scripture passages are included for ease of study, as are questions designed to encourage both personal reflection and group conversation. The topics and Scriptures in "Converge" come together to transform readers relationships with others, themselves, and God."
Converge Bible Studies: Being Holy by Shane Raynor was published by Abingdon Press in April 2014 and is our 59592nd best seller. The ISBN for Converge Bible Studies: Being Holy is 9781426795527.
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Details for Converge Bible Studies: Being Holy
|Author / Artist
|Shane Raynor
|Book Format
|Paperback / softback
|Abingdon Press (April 2014)
|Number of Pages
|6 mm
|222 mm
|142 mm
|Product Code
|Page last updated
|23rd February 2018