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With Optional Climbs of Lobuche East (6119m) or Island Peak (6189m)
Population: 28,901,790
Area: 54,363 sq mi (140,800 sq km)
Population growth rate: 2.17% (2006 est.)
Capital: Kathmandu. 822,930 people. (4,265 ft elevation)
Independence Date: 1768
Government Type: In Transition
Sources of additional information:
Nepal is among the poorest and least developed countries in the world with almost one-third of its population living below the poverty line. Agriculture is the mainstay of the economy, providing a livelihood for three-fourths of the population and accounting for 38% of GDP. Industrial activity mainly involves the processing of agricultural produce including jute, sugarcane, tobacco, and grain.
GDP: $39.5 billion (2004 est.)
Per Capita GDP: $1,500
Monetary Unit: Rupee (For exchange rates click here)
Unemployment rate: 42% (2004 EST.)
Agriculture products: rice, corn, wheat, sugarcane, root crops; milk, water buffalo meat
Industries: tourism, carpet, textile; small rice, jute, sugar, and oilseed mills; cigarettes, cement and brick production
Natural resources: quartz, water, timber, hydropower, scenic beauty, small deposits of lignite, copper, cobalt, iron ore
Hindu(official) 86%, Buddhist 8%, Muslim 4%, Kirant 1.2%, other 0.8%
Languages: Nepali 47.8%, Maithali 12.1%, Bhojpuri 7.4%, Tharu (Dagaura/Rana) 5.8%, Tamang 5.1%, Newar 3.6%, Magar 3.3%, Awadhi 2.4%, other 10%, unspecified 2.5% (2001 census) note: many in government and business also speak English. Nepali is the official language with about 30 dialects.
Literacy rate: 48.6%
Do's and Don'ts in Nepal:
- To show appreciation and respect, use two hands rather than one when giving or receiving something, even money.
- Try not to point with a single finger, but use a flat extended hand…especially to indicate a sacred object or place.
- Among Hindus, avoid touching women and holy men. The traditional palms together "Namaste" greeting is preferable.
- Remove your shoes when entering a home, temple or monastery (and leather items in Hindu temples).
- Please refrain from giving candy, pens, and money to children, but instead donate to a school, monastery or hospital.
- Most Nepalese don't mind being photographed, but some do. Ask first, especially with older people or ceremonies.
- It is illegal to export anything older than 100 years.
- Public affection is frowned upon, and men should wear shirts at all times.
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Recently, my husband and I celebrated our 19th wedding anniversary. We dined out one evening while we were recently in Florida and my husband asked the chef to create a new appetizer by adding some pan-seared prosciutto to a tomato mozzarella salad they had on the menu. He said it was fabulous and asked me to replicate the recipe again when we got home. Since our actual anniversary was last Tuesday, I decided that since we would be eating dinner at home that evening, I would make these Caprese Stacks with Pan-Seared Prosciutto to surprise him.
The prosciutto, which is thinly sliced cured ham, becomes crispy like bacon when pan-seared and adds a wonderful new layer of flavor to this classic appetizer or salad. My husband was truly surprised and LOVED these Caprese Stacks! I would have to agree, but the other key to making a good Caprese Salad is to use aged balsamic vinegar. It's a little more expensive; however, it's much thicker and sweeter than the average store-bought variety and really clings nicely to the fresh tomatoes and mozzarella. ~Enjoy!
Caprese Stacks with Pan-Seared Prosciutto
- 2 beefsteak tomatoes
- 8 oz. fresh buffalo mozzarella
- 4 oz. prosciutto (8 thin slices)
- 1/2 c. fresh basil, chopped
- 4 tbsp. aged balsamic vinegar
- 4 tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil
- Kosher salt
- Fresh ground black pepper
- Cooking spray
1. Heat a nonstick saute pan over medium heat, spray with cooking spray and add the prosciutto. Allow to brown on each side; approximately 2-3 minutes per side. Remove from heat and set aside.
2. Core the tomatoes and slice horizontally into four equal slices each (approximately 1/2-inch thick); then slice the mozzarella into 8 equal round slices.
3. Create the stacks layering 2 tomato and 2 mozzarella slices per stack; then top with the 2 slices of prosciutto.
4. When the 4 stacks are assembled, sprinkle the basil on top.
5. Refrigerate until ready to serve; then drizzle the top of the stacks with the vinegar and olive oil. Season with salt and pepper as desired.
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Russian Presence Near Undersea Cables Concerns US (nytimes.com) 273
Just last month, the Russian spy ship Yantar, equipped with two self-propelled deep-sea submersible craft, cruised slowly off the East Coast of the United States on its way to Cuba — where one major cable lands near the American naval station at Guantánamo Bay. It was monitored constantly by American spy satellites, ships and planes. Navy officials said the Yantar and the submersible vehicles it can drop off its decks have the capability to cut cables miles down in the sea. What worries Pentagon planners most is that the Russians appear to be looking for vulnerabilities at much greater depths, where the cables are hard to monitor and breaks are hard to find and repair.


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Police say Trapp's New Jersey plates had been replaced by New York tags.
Troopers set up a perimeter around the motel, and around 7:30 a.m. Friday "by chance the kids walked out" of room No. 3 already fully dressed, said Capt. Joseph Tripodo. Members of the state police special operations team scooped them up, wrapped them in blankets and carried them to safety, he said.
Police then spent more than an hour trying to communicate with Trapp by phone and bullhorn. At 8:40, troopers entered the room and found Trapp dead on a bed, Tripodo said.
New York police weren't saying how he died, but New Jersey authorities later said he apparently killed himself, although details weren't released. An autopsy was planned for later Friday.
The girls were taken to St. Luke's Cornwall Hospital in nearby Newburgh. Officials said they were unharmed. Relatives of the girls' mother were en route to the hospital.
A search for Trapp, 39, and 20-month-old Sophia and 5-year-old Emma began Thursday after the girls' mother, 37-year-old Heather Trapp, was found dead inside his home in Old Bridge, N.J., about 70 miles south of Fort Montgomery.
New Jersey authorities issued an Amber Alert for the couple's children. It was canceled when the girls were found safe.
Douglas and Ingrid Johnson, owners of the five-room Bear Mountain Bridge Motel for more than 40 years, said everything appeared normal when Trapp checked in around 7:30 p.m. Thursday night, paying $85 up front for the room with a double bed and two twin beds. Trapp said he only had one child with him, Douglas Johnson said.
"There was no indication there was any problem," Johnson said. "He seemed calm, there was nothing there that seemed abnormal."
But "everything changed about 4 a.m.," Johnson said.
Police arrived and told the motel's owners they had suspicions about the man in Room No. 3 and that the man's wife had been found dead in New Jersey.
About 40 state troopers, including a dozen special operations officers, converged and began trying to make contact with Trapp, to no avail, Tripodo said.
The girls, with the older one leading the way, came out about 7:30 a.m. and were taken to the Johnson's house on the property.
"We're not sure what the children knew or what they know at this point," Tripodo said.
A neighbor, Sue Castelluccio, was on her way home from her transportation job at the military academy and was not allowed to go up her street. She could hear police trying to contact Trapp by bullhorn.
"Anthony, come out," she remembered police saying. "Anthony, answer your cellphone. You did the right thing by letting the children go."
Daniel Malarkey, who lives across the street from the motel, heard about the police response at a coffee shop, went home and learned about the Amber Alert on television.
"I thought `This guy's holed up right across the street from me,"' he said. "The officers told me to stay inside my house or I might get shot."
Just minutes after the ordeal ended, Ingrid Johnson said it was too overwhelming for her to talk about.
"I don't want to. It's upsetting," she told The Associated Press by telephone. "All I know is the little girls are safe. They're fine."
Two buildings comprise the L-shaped motel. The five rooms are in a one story, whitewashed stucco building with gray trim. On Friday, the door to each room was adorned with a small Christmas wreath. A separate, two-story house is the office and the Johnsons' home.
Police in Old Bridge said Heather Trapp went to her ex-husband's home Thursday to pick up the children after a visit with their father. Later in the evening, a concerned relative of Heather Trapp called police, who went to the home and found her body.
Old Bridge Township resident Anthony Dalessio was close friends with the Trapps, and said he and his wife are devastated by their neighbors' deaths.
"She was one of the best people we ever met. She would do anything for her children," Dalessio said. "Even while they had their problems, her children were her main priority."
He said Anthony Trapp was unemployed, and Heather Trapp worked as a dental hygienist in New York City.
Sources tell Eyewitness News the couple had sought restraining orders against each other.
A temporary restraining order was granted.
There was a court hearing in August and both were dismissed.
No permanent restraining order was issued to either party.
There was not enough evidence.
There is nothing currently pending in the courts.
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The delay is creating some unease among Colorado environmentalists, who view the purchase of the ranch as critical in preserving the delicate ecosystem.
Although the dunes appear dry, they are actually damp beneath the surface. The countless grains of sand are stabilized by the adhesive effects of water that runs off the mountains and is linked with the aquifers.
If the water is piped out, as some developers have proposed, the dunes could be imperiled.
"The watershed is extremely important to sustain the natural sand cycling process," Chaney said.
Limited Protection
Assuming that Farallon wins the right to sell the land, the government still must come up with the approximately U.S. $32 million needed for the purchase, which is being brokered by The Nature Conservancy. The original legislation authorized $8.5 million, and the Bush administration proposed another $2 million in this year's budget.
McInnis wants Congress to appropriate the remaining money this year, although it remains unclear whether the court case will be resolved any time soon.
In the meantime, the sand dunes remain a national monumenta designation that does not offer as much environmental protection as national park status.
"Once the legal issues are settled, we're going to move full-speed ahead," said Josh Penry, a spokesman for McInnis. "This is a crown jewel100,000 acres (40,500 hectares) of incredibly diverse country. It's hard to imagine a more important land acquisition for the federal government anywhere in the country."


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Originally posted on Fox Sports Carolinas | Last updated 11/10/12
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- Rookie Michael Kidd-Gilchrist had a career-high 25 points and 12 rebounds to help the Charlotte Bobcats snap a 16-game losing streak against the Dallas Mavericks with a 101-97 overtime win on Saturday night. Kidd-Gilchrist was 8 of 12 from the field and had a pair of key offensive rebounds off missed foul shots late in the game. Kemba Walker added 26 points and seven assists for Charlotte and Ramon Sessions made some big shots down the stretch and in overtime, finishing with 12 points. Sessions hit two free throws with 6.3 seconds left in the extra session to help seal the win. Dallas lost for the second straight night on the road after a 3-0 start. O.J. Mayo scored 22 points and Vince Carter had 19 points for the Mavericks. Carter, who was 5 for 8 from 3-point range, missed an opportunity to win the game at the end of regulation when his fallaway jumper was short. It was a breakout game for Kidd-Gilchrist, who attacked the basket with vigor. The former Kentucky star ignited the crowd on one second-half fast break when he lost his shoe at half court, dribbled through two defenders for a layup and drew a foul to complete a three-point play. But it was his two huge rebounds after missed foul shots that really helped lift the surprising Bobcats to the victory. Dallas led by seven in the fourth quarter, but Sessions converted two drives to the basket to give the Bobcats an 85-84 lead with 2:30 left. Carter followed with a 3-pointer and Mayo hit a pair of foul shots to put the Mavs up by four with 26.6 seconds remaining. Brendan Haywood came back with a slam dunk off a set play and was fouled. He missed the foul shot, but Kidd-Gilchrist grabbed the rebound and Sessions drove to the basket to tie it at 91 with 2.8 seconds left. Carter's fallaway jumper was contested by Sessions and fell short, forcing overtime. Haywood tied it at 93 in the extra session and drew another foul. He missed the free throw again and Kidd-Gilchrist was there to keep it alive. That led to a Byron Mullens dunk, giving the Bobcats the lead with 2:21 left. Dallas coach Rick Carlisle stressed ball security coming in after the Mavericks turned it over 20 times in Friday night's 104-94 loss to the New York Knicks. But the Mavericks looked shaky early on, committing five turnovers in the first seven minutes to fall behind 22-9. They finished with 19 turnovers. After a slow start, Mayo began to heat up, Carter hit three 3-pointers and the Mavericks opened a 55-44 lead at halftime. The Mavericks got a huge boost from their reserves in the first half, outscoring their counterparts on the Bobcats 25-7 and outrebounding them 13-4. Dallas' lead might have been even larger had it not been for Walker, who had 17 first-half points on 7-of-10 shooting. NOTES: Haywood returned to the starting lineup after missing Friday's night game at New Orleans to deal with a family matter. ... Carlisle offered no update on when Dirk Nowitzki (knee) or Shawn Marion (knee) will return from their injuries.
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Moon Palace -Catholic Ceremony
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Posted 03 July 2011 - 02:59 PM
Yes you can! you would have to get your blood drawn there (within 24 hrs) and of course pay the fees for a civil ceremony which is something like $300 I think. But as far as I know it is possible!
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So I'm going to assume I could not do a legal ceremony one day and the catholic ceremony the next day or a day later, or could we?
Just throwing this question out there as that is what the FI would like to know.
Thanks for the help/answers ladies!
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Posted 04 July 2011 - 12:56 AM
Nice to meet you, and i hope you will find lots of information from here
Posted 04 July 2011 - 10:14 AM
No problem!
Just be careful! There was a review posted by another bride on here and I believe she was a nurse, and she was concerned about the sanitation of everything. She said the person was not wearing gloves and wondered what else was not sanitized! I found her review so you can read it:
Thank you Krsmith for that information. We are ok with the blood tests. As doctors you get get use to that kind of thing. It's nice to know we can do a civil and religious ceremony all at once. Again ladies I appreciate all of your help with my questions. My FI will be so happy when I give him the news!
Posted 04 July 2011 - 12:32 PM
We are looking to do the Sapphire Package with the addition of the Catholic Ceremony. If we can't do that then we would look at doing the Immaculate Conception package. It's been over 2 weeks of asking for the wedding contract without a single response from either myself or from my TA. It's been tough to want to book with this group, but if the final outcome is as good as most people say it was for them, it just might be worth it.
We were also looking at doing the Lasso ceremony, but being that neither of us are Mexican/Spanish we didn't know if they would do it for us. Let me know what you find out because we would love to add that to our current list of cultural ceremonies (we are having a tea ceremony for his Chinese background and a Polish blessing for my Polish background) so why not add another ceremony!
Posted 04 July 2011 - 12:34 PM
Oh and thanks for that post about the blood draw. I'll show it to my FI and see how he feels about it.
Posted 05 July 2011 - 10:00 AM
I think that you can do a legal ceremony and religious ceremony in Mexico. They just have to be 2 different ceremonies. Does that make sense?
Originally Posted by JayKay
Try finding the MP thread and hopefully some of the past, present, or future brides will be able to answer your question! Happy planning!
Posted 05 July 2011 - 10:14 AM
Thanks for the clarification on this. We will get it all in writing in our wedding contract so when we get there we can do both!
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FORT MYERS — J.J. King inched to the edge of his plastic computer chair. He bounced his knee and gnawed his thumbnail.
He and four friends, stuffed into a dorm room just big enough to fit a compact car, crowded around an 18-inch TV screen. Florida Gulf Coast University, a 15-seed in the NCAA tournament, was minutes away from the grossly improbable: beating national powerhouse and second-seeded Georgetown University.
But the lead grew. Time dwindled, then disappeared. Final score: Gulf Coast 78, Georgetown 68. Stunned, King and his friends screamed and jumped and high-fived. Then, they looked at each other and wondered the same thing: What now?
At this 12,000-person university, where students must routinely explain to people that their school is a real place located in Fort Myers, few had imagined such an outcome.
This was a school entirely unprepared to be somebody.
Around campus, people did what they thought they should do — what they had seen other schools do. They ran through the streets. They carried each other on their shoulders. They got in their cars, stuck their heads out windows and blared their horns.
They repeated one lone chant — F-G-C-U — because, well, the school doesn't have a fight song, or at least one that anybody knows. They don't even have a fight gesture. No chomp. No chop. No wing flap.
In their overnight note, campus police referred to the celebration as an "unusual occurrence."
"Florida Gulf Coast won first game of the tournament," it said. "No property damage reported. Just lots of noise."
Couches remained unturned and cars stayed upright. Tree limbs went free of toilet paper.
Zero arrests.
After about an hour, the noise petered out.
"We had no idea what to do with ourselves," said Jamie Stout, a 22-year-old senior who was among the revelers. "At all."
But really, it's hard to blame them. Gulf Coast is new. It's so new that, students say, some people in Fort Myers don't know it's a four-year university. It's so new that the sidewalks show no chips and the dorms smell like cars fresh off the lot and most of the young palm trees planted along the roads remain squat.
Consider the comparisons with the team it beat.
Georgetown, founded in 1789, is 208 years older than Gulf Coast. The Hoyas won a national championship more than a decade before the Eagles even existed. More than 60 Georgetown players have made it to the NBA. Exactly zero from Gulf Coast have done the same.
It costs seven times more to attend the school in Washington, D.C., than the one in Fort Myers.
Notable Georgetown alumni: King Abdullah II of Jordan, Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia and former President Bill Clinton.
Notable Gulf Coast alumni: two members of the Florida House of Representatives, retired baseball pitcher Don Carman and monster truck driver Courtney Jolly.
"It's really not a college town. If anything, it's a retirement town with a college in the middle of it," Stout said. "I think that's about to change."
Friday's win, the students believe, was a watershed moment for the school. Their man on the moon. The first day of the rest of their lives.
Before Friday, the number of "Salt Life" bumper stickers outnumbered the ones saying "FGCU." No more, students say.
At a charity event on campus Saturday, members of Tri Delta sorority showed off tweets from celebrities who had mentioned their school. One from Lil Wayne seemed to be the most popular.
Even a Twitter hashtag had gone viral: #FloridaDunkCoast University.
Earlier that morning, people had lined up at the campus bookstore two hours before it opened.
Kyle Short is 25 and a junior at Gulf Coast. He was still in the Marines when he started looking at colleges years ago. His mother recommended Gulf Coast.
"Where is that?" he asked.
Now, he thinks, maybe Gulf Coast will have a football team in a few years. Applications, the students are convinced, will boom. Next time, they'll know how to celebrate. Surely, they'll get their fight song.
Then again, the experts don't expect Gulf Coast to make it past their second-round game against San Diego State University. Maybe the Eagles will lose and Friday's moment will fade. Maybe nothing will change. Maybe in a month or two, when this tournament of Cinderellas is a distant memory, students from Gulf Coast will still have to explain where they're from.


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WESTPORT — Westport has 332 town-designated roads that combine for an approximate total of 123 miles and another 66 miles of private roads. The town has recently added a new private road - Sylvan Farms Lane, on which there are three newly constructed houses, two currently on the market. The street is so new that it does not even appear yet on GPS systems or online maps. It is located off Sylvan Road North in the Old Hill neighborhood.
The modern shingle-style colonial houses at 4 and 6 Sylvan Farms Lane are similar in their appearance and amenities because they were constructed this year by the same HOBI award-winning Westport firm, SIR Development, but each house is unique and special in its own right.
Number 6 Sylvan Farms sits at the end of this short cul-de-sac on a level property of just a hair under one acre and 4 Sylvan Farms is next door on a one-acre level lot. Both houses have 15 rooms, six bedrooms, five full baths and two half baths. Both have more than 7,000 square feet of living space. Number 4 Sylvan Farms has a slight edge with 185 square feet more than Number 6. But Number 6 wins the "battle" of the fireplaces. It has four to the other house's three.
Both houses have a generator, Thermopane windows, three-car attached garage, custom millwork, light stained oak floors, zoned gas heat, 10-foot ceilings on the first level, sprinkler system, and an outdoor kitchen/grilling area. Custom Circa Lighting illuminates both homes' interiors. On both properties there are fieldstone walls and each house is topped with a wood shingle roof. It's there that most of the similarities end and both houses start to stand out on their own.
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ABOUT THESE HOUSES (4 and 6 Sylvan Farms Lane)
TYPE: Colonial
PRICES: $2,999,000 for 4 Sylvan Farms Lane and $2,899,000 for 6 Sylvan Farms Lane
FEATURES: new construction, approximately one-acre level properties, multiple fireplaces, generators, Thermopane windows, bluestone patios, outdoor kitchens, front and rear staircases, full finished walk-out basements, gas heat, stone walls, convenient to Post Road (Route 1), close to downtown Westport, six bedrooms, five full and two half baths
SCHOOLS: Kings Highway Elementary, Coleytown Middle, Staples High
ASSESSMENT: not yet set, new construction
TAX RATE: 16.86 mills
TAXES: not yet set, new construction
The pale gray house with white trim at 6 Sylvan Farms Lane offers a modern take on classic shingle style. It sits on a property that is bordered by tall deciduous and evergreen trees, which combine to provide privacy screening. It has a covered front entrance and a three-paneled glass front door flanked by sidelights that opens into the two-story foyer. In the formal living room there is a fireplace and a tray ceiling, the deepest part of which is painted a medium gray which gives it more depth and visual appeal. The formal dining room also has a tray ceiling - this one painted in the more traditional white, and it has a featured wall of medium gray paneling. The family room has a coffered ceiling and fireplace with a patterned yellow brick firebox flanked by French doors to the patio. There is also a black paneled study.
Its cook's kitchen has a cerused oak center island, marble counters, white ceramic mini subway tile backsplash, and pocket door to a walk-in pantry. High-end appliances include a Wolf six-burner range top, two Bosch dishwashers, and Sub-Zero refrigerator. The breakfast room has a cathedral ceiling and French doors to the patio, grilling area and backyard where there is room for a pool.Read Full Article
On the second floor the spacious master suite has a marble fireplace, deep tray ceiling, two dressing rooms/walk-in closets with organizers, and a honed marble spa-like bath. There are five bedrooms on this level and a homework area with desk accommodations for two, and built-in cabinetry.
The walk-out basement features wall-to-wall carpeting, a gym with mirrored wall, full bath, and other rooms with flexible usage.
The Monterey Gray house at 4 Sylvan Farms Lane has a loft-like open floor plan and it is an interior design study in contrasting lights and darks starting with the light floors juxtaposed against dark high-gloss millwork and cabinetry. This house has a covered front porch and glass-paneled French doors that open into the two-story foyer. The formal living room has a deep tray ceiling and marble fireplace. The tray ceiling in the formal dining room is adorned in a wallcovering with a subtle contemporary design. Look from a distance and it appears as light gray. Approach it and the pattern emerges.
The office also has a silvery gray patterned treatment. The family room has a fireplace and coffered ceiling, and it is open to the gourmet kitchen separated only by the eat-in area, where there is a door to the patio, outdoor kitchen and backyard.
The kitchen has a modern industrial design and it features a 60-inch Wolf professional eight-burner range with double ovens, marble countertops, a tray ceiling painted silver gray, elongated white ceramic subway tile backsplash, and two dishwashers.
On the second floor the master suite is cavernous and sits in its own private wing. It has a marble fireplace, two walk-in closets, deep tray ceiling and a white marble bath. The lower level has wall-to-wall carpeting, a gym with a mirrored wall and rubberized flooring, three rooms and a full bath.
For more information or to set up an appointment contact Julie Haroun of Westport Residential, a division of SIR Development, at 203-856-2616 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Your Best Shot
Uncle Sam: Bigger than life
Published 9:54 pm, Sunday, May 5, 2013
The unveiling of statues of the Troy icon Uncle Sam on April 26 was a big day in the city. The statue in this photo by Jack Bulmer is "The Unseen Collar City." The artist is his son John Bulmer. It was sponsored by the Kaleel Jamison Consulting Group of Troy.


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Continuous autoregulation monitoring by Wigner distribution – Evaluation in an animal model
Kontinuierliche Messung der zerebralen Autoregulation mit der Wigner Verteilung – Evaluierung im Tiermodell
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Objective: Monitoring of cerebral haemodynamics e.g. cerebral autoregulation (CA) is believed to provide important information for the treatment of patients with traumatic brain injury (TBI) or subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH). Recent approaches of CA assessment use spontaneous blood pressure fluctuations as an intrinsic trigger for autoregulatory mechanisms. Unfortunately those triggers show poor reproducibility and appear randomly. Data analysis is restricted to a compromise between a high resolution in either time or frequency e.g. Cross-Correlation-Analysis (CC-analysis). In order to evaluate the degree of stationarity, i.e. reproducibility, of spontaneous arterial blood pressure (ABP) oscillations we applied the Wigner Distribution to recordings of ABP and cerebral blood flow velocity (CBFV). The Wigner Distribution allows a high temporal resolution of a frequency spectrum. The aim of this study was the evaluation of this method in an animal model. We used static rate of regulation test (sRoR) and CC-analysis for evaluation.
Methods: We measured 12 pigs. All were mechanical ventilated and sedated. Arterial blood pressure was recorded invasively. CBFV was determined by transcranial Doppler ultrasound in the middle cerebral artery in both hemispheres. We used a TBI model (acute subdural haematoma by own blood instillation). After preprocessing of the data the Wigner distribution was applied to the signals. Results were compared to sRoR and CC-Analyses pre- and posttrauma.
Results: Intermethod agreement was highly significant (p=0,008). It could be shown that Mayer and B waves do not occur as stationary frequency components.
Conclusions: The new method allows a continuous monitoring of cerebral autoregulation. The dynamic character of cerebral haemodynamics justifies the application of the Wigner distribution to improve reliability of measurement results.


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Bread Cake Doughnut Pudding: Candy And Savoury Recipes From Britain's Greatest Baker by Justin Gellatly
2014 | ISBN: 0241146054 | English | 304 pages | EPUB/AZW3/PDF | 7 MB/10 MB / 17MB
'This guide is nearly as good for slavering over as it's to prepare dinner from' – Nigella Lawson Justin Gellatly is one in every of Britain's greatest bakers. Head Baker and Pastry Chef at St John for twelve years, Justin created the St John Bakery and eating places' legendary sourdough bread and doughnuts. In Bread, Cake, Doughnut, Pudding, Justin exhibits you easy methods to make mouth-watering treats starting from the classics (madeleines, croquembouche, sourdough starter and bread), to classics with a twist (banana sticky toffee pudding, salted caramel custard doughnuts, blood orange possets, deep fried jam sandwiches) to the uniquely unique (fennel blossom ice cream, crunch within the mouth, courgette and carrot backyard cake). With over 150 recipes overlaying bread, biscuits, buns and desserts, scorching, heat and chilly puddings, ice cream, these doughnuts, savoury baking and retailer cabinet necessities, Bread, Cake, Doughnut, Pudding, is filled with recipes you will need to make many times. 'I've all the time beloved consuming his bread and desserts, and his the doughnuts are the most effective on the earth. Fabulous e-book' Angela Hartnett 'Having all the time massively loved consuming the seemingly infinite, singular delights of this gifted and excellent baker, it's a boon and a half to know eventually how Justin makes these so very, very scrumptious issues' Jeremy Lee Head Baker and Pastry Chef at St John for twelve years, Justin created the St John Bakery and eating places' legendary sourdough bread and doughnuts, and has simply opened a brand new bakery, Bread Forward, in Borough Market. Justin Gellatly is the co-author, with Fergus Henderson, of Past Nostril to Tail: A Sort of British Cooking.


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The nation's chief intelligence officer bestowed retiring chairman of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-CT) with the intelligence community's highest recognition for those who are not part of the community.
At a Dec. 11 ceremony in the Senate committee's hearing room, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said Lieberman was awarded the National Intelligence Distinguished Public Service Medal for his "extraordinary service to the nation" and for being "a steadfast ally of the intelligence community."
"It is no exaggeration for me to say that the nation is more secure because of his leadership, interest, and support for the intelligence community," Clapper said. "He is the epitome of an independent thinker and a problem solver."
Lieberman was instrumental in passage of the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004, based on recommendations from the 9/11 Commission that created Clapper's office. The 9/11 Commission had concluded the intelligence community didn't connect the bits of information about the planned 9/11 terror attacks because of poor communications between agencies. To address that deficiency and improve coordination, the legislation established the Director of National Intelligence position to oversee the activities of 16 intelligence agencies scattered throughout the federal government and the National Counterterrorism Center as an intelligence clearinghouse.
Past recipients of the award include Senators Jay Rockefeller, (D-WV), and John Warner, (R-VA).
The award certificate reads in part: "Senator Lieberman has been a steadfast ally of the Intelligence Community during his 24 years of service in the United State Senate. His years of public service and unwavering support for the men and women of the Intelligence Community is matched only by his dedication to its critical mission. Through his leadership as Chairman and Ranking Member if the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs and service on the Senate Committee on Armed Service, Senator Lieberman played a prominent role in the passage of the Intelligence Reform and Terrorist Prevention Act of 2004, which established the Office of the Director of National Intelligence."


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The hotel offers a restaurant. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wired and wireless Internet access. This Crumlin hotel also offers a garden, coffee/tea in a common area, and concierge services. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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In a time of chaotic upheaval, the player takes the role of a great mage, a warlord vying for ultimate power. Your mission is to build an empire, expand your borders, research new spells and conquer your enemies. Become the ultimate Warlock and rule over all of Ardania!Read full description
The Warlock: Master of the Arcane Complete Collection brings together the complete trials and tribulations of mage and magic which includes:
In a time of chaotic upheaval, the player takes the role of a great mage, a warlord vying for ultimate power. Your mission is to build an empire, expand your borders, research new spells and conquer your enemies. Become the ultimate Warlock and rule over all of Ardania!
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Feel the magic: Research and master dozens of spells, conjure powerful enchantments and discover awesome spell combinations.
Ready an army: Command an expansive range of units, all with unique abilities. Choose your strategy: There are various ways to achieve victory: by military, diplomatic or even magical means.
Fight your enemies: Engage in epic battles with large armies marching across the landscape. Command the game: Enjoy an innovative city management system, where there are no routine actions, and every decision counts!
Have faith: Fight on the side of one of the eight gods. Complete their quests and spread their temples across the lands or become one yourself!
Follow the traditions: Warlock – Master of the Arcane inherits all the best elements of the famous turn based strategies of old.
Warlock: Master of the Arcane - Armageddon
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The ancient prophecy has come true. The End Times are near. The boundaries between worlds have fallen, and the Dremer have entered Ardania. The Great Mages are the only ones who can possibly defend the land, and now more than ever, they need a leader who can gather a force large enough to defeat the Dremer once and for all. Will it be you?
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Warlock: Master of the Arcane: Return of the Elves
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The elves from the knightly order of Arethi return to Ardania. They come not to serve as they did in the past but to conquer. They bring along the True Knowledge, and intend to share its' light with everyone who will accept it, willingly or otherwise.
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Warlock: Master of the Arcane – Master of Artifacts
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The ancient and almost forgotten art of making artifacts returns to Ardania. Now every Great Mage can create powerful artifacts imbued with spells, abilities, or even strength of the gods!
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Warlock: Master of the Arcane – Power of the Serpent
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Play as the all new Great Mage, Malixalxochi, Wizard Queen of a powerful race of reptilian warriors known as the Koatl. Renowned for her cruelty and ferocity, she is a formidable foe to anyone in Ardania who dares oppose her.
The new Mage brings two new perks to the battlefield: Lord of Koatls and Koatl Training. As Lord of her race she can hire fierce reptile Spears, Hunters, Warlocks and of course the powerful Giant Turtle. Then instruct any of your units with Koatl training for increased protection from ranged an Melee attacks. Crush your enemies with the Power of the Serpent!
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Warlock: Master of the Arcane: Powerful Lords
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You are introduced to two powerful lords: the High Blademaster and the Imp Adviser. The two lords will appear near the capitol of the Great Mage who selects the "Master of Blades" and "Demonic Adviser" faction perks at the start of the game
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This is a really fun game to play. You can decide on whether to wait it out on conquering your enemy and further improving your own territory or you could barge head on trying to take over your enemies' area and winning the game as quickly as possible. There are 3 enemies in each game round. Including you, there are 4 Kings that are living within the world's vicinity and are to compete against one another so as to come out victorious as the most powerful commander. This makes things interesting as you can team up with other enemies first in order to gang up against another enemy. Or it could be vice-versa whereby enemies have come to a truce in order to team up and try to eliminate you. Then there are some commanders that simply seeks more on the peaceful side and less on violence. There are many different styles of gameplay for you to try out, and beings such as wild monsters are also living in different locations where players can try to deal with them for some added elements into the game. A highly recommended game for people who loves strategy games as this involves the decision made by the user in order to lead a successful outcome to the game.
This game is like Civilization and Age of Wonders series. The notable differencies lies in city development (each turn you get some population increasea and after some turns allow you to build one new structure) and "world management" (you can connect your starting world to up to six another planes, which have mighty creatures). And besides that everything goes as usual: move-fight-get something, cast spell, choose research, end turn. And one more turn. And one more, And,,, Oops, sunrise.
Warlock: Master of the Arcane it's an interesting strategic/sandobx game. A sort of Civilization placed in a fantasy world, linked to the old Majestic Serie with many quotes. I played it for many hours, and i like it very much: indeed it's a very addicting game, (maybe a bit too easy), with a juicy map system that allow the player to visit warious world during the same game. But there are some defects too. First of all the lack of a serious strategic/diplomatic system. Yes you ou can sell spells, or make alliances with the I.A. ...but in a very limited way. A more depth system would have made the game significantly better. So in the end...it's not a "must buy", but it's remains a good game. Reccomemended.
Warlock master of the Arcane feels much like a simpler Civilization V but with the addition of magic. The basic game is simple - you build a city, you improve the land around it, you build units to fight the wild animals, you build settlers and repeat. eventually you meet other players/AI and you can trade, ally or fight them. The twist comes in the form of spellcasting. you can cast a variety of spells and activate them on the map. this can be summoning units, buffing existing ones or directly damaging enemy units. The game is no where near as deep as other 4x games, but this allows it to be very easy and accessible to new players of the 4x genre. Veterans however might be disappointed.
I don't play a lot of strategies, but I got this one in a bundle and decided to try it. Warlock ended up being very addicting. I really liked the different units I could use and upgrade. This game has a good balance to it. With the complete edition, you get all the DLC thrown in with it. I liked the diplomatic relations in the game, the city building, the exploration, the combat. There wasn't really any part that repulsed me from enjoying Warlock. The magical powers were pretty good, such as summoning units, or sending down lightning, all the usual fantasy fare.
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Washington , Apr 26 (ANI): A majority of celebrities crave for a life outside limelight, but pop queen Madonna is an exception.
The Material Girl says that she would never trade her celebrity status for a simple life, because she loves being a celebrity.
The pop star appeared on U.S. TV's The Today Show on April 25, and when asked if she hoped she would one day fade out of the limelight, she said: "Yeah I have moments of it. But I don't want to wish that I'm not me. I don't wish I was someone else. My reinventions are part of my evolution and my growth as a person. There are aspects of it that are frivolous and aspects of it that are real.
However, she hopes "that my soul reached its full potential and that I did everything that I was put on this earth to do, reports Contactmusic.
The Holiday hitmaker was on the show to discuss her film I Am Because We Are, a documentary following the struggles of children orphaned by AIDS in Malawi - the birthplace of the star's adopted son David Banda.
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Girl Scout cookies go on sale Friday
Area Girl Scout troops will begin selling Girl Scout cookies door-to-door Friday.
The door-to-door sales continue through Jan. 27. Cookie sales at area retail locations will be held on weekends from Feb. 22 through March 17.
Each box costs $3.50 and the proceeds help underwrite troop activities and expenses, girl programming, camperships, membership assistance, program development, training opportunities and property improvements.
A new tropical flavoried cookie, Mango Crème, is being introduced. Other available flavors are Carmel deLites, Lemonades, Peanut Butter Pattie, Peanut Butter Sandwich, Shortbread, Thanks-A-Lot and Thin Mints.
Student receives pilot's license
Travis L. Pickens of North Augusta was certified as a private pilot Nov. 30 at Middle Georgia College.
Pickens, who is a college sophomore, took a four-hour exam with the Federal Aviation Administration that included an oral review and a demonstration of his capabilities as a pilot.
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He also plans to receive more flight training to become a commercial pilot.
Pickens is a graduate of North Augusta High School and a member of Hammond Grove Word Power Ministry. His parents are Derrick and Denise Pickens. GrandparÂents are Robert L. Bigham Sr., Rosa Bigham and Lillian J. Hardy.
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AARP Tax-Aide is offering free tax preparation for low- and middle-income taxpayers from Jan. 28 through April 12.
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Volunteers trained by the Internal Revenue Service will prepare and electronically file tax returns from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mondays and Tuesdays at the Nancy Carson Library, 135 Edgefield Road.
The service is also being offered at the Aiken County Public Library, 314 Chesterfield Street in Aiken, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday.
To make an appointment, call (803) 279-5767 for the Nancy Carson Library or (803) 642-2020 for the Aiken Public Library.
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Set in the 1860's, The Seeker tells a story of disappointment, love and war. Charlotte Vance is engaged to Edwin who has decided to join the Shakers. The problem being that the Shakers don't believe in marriage.
Her father has also returned home with a young bride who does not hesitate to make changes to her home at Grayson. However when she hears of her stepmother's plans to sell her slave, who was more a sister to her than a slave, she sets a plan in action - to free her slave Mellie and to win back Edwin from the Shakers.
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This is the first book I have read from Ann H Gabhart and can say that I was not disappointed. Not knowing much about the civil war, the book was an interesting read which captured what the war was about without it being tedious. It portrayed the characters well and kept me turning pages.
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CommitDBA™, the remote database administration business unit of Ross Group Inc, signed an agreement on May 9, 2012 to become a Quest Software Service Provider Partner. This partnership enhances CommitDBA™ services (DBAManage™ and DBAMonitor™) with the ability to utilize Quest Software's award-winning database monitoring tool - Foglight.
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I had an immunology lecturer who gave all of her lectures with comic sans for the font on the slides. AND she used multiple colours too. As a result "ban comic sans" posters appeared all over the department.
Worst. font. ever.
For presentations I usually use Trebuchet, because it's a standard font in Windows and loks neat enough. Having presentaion with czech characters replaced by non size-matching Arial in all slides is even worse than Comis Sans. Actually this idea of using very minimalistic design of slides and just a neat font came to me when I've seen a presentation on Mendel days from some famous guy (I can't really tell now if that was Alec Jeffreys or I'm mixing it up with other speaker) who had a presentation from Mac. No background at all, just very nice font, decent colors (2) and precise letter-spacing. The niciest presentation ever. Jobs surely know how to go with fonts.
For printed text I came to love Georgia (Garamond is also fine, but has a problematic font size or how that parameter is called). Only thing I really hate about it is that it's one of few fonts that have non-lining numerals. Looks pretty odd in your tables. There may be possibly other fonts that look like Georgia, but has normal numerals, but again, problem is it's not a standard font, and that causes troubles when you bring documents somewhere else.


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I had the opportunity to dine in White Rock the other night. Random, I know, but sometimes a guy has to stretch his food boundaries to find those hidden gems. The 5 Corners Bistro is one of them.
Me and Matt (my brother) arrived at the quaint room around 7, and there was a few tables there. The room is nice, looks very clean and inviting. A stage has been recently erected so I imagine this will lead to live music in the future.
The owner showed us to our table and chatted with us for a while. He's really into this restaurant and he's made it a true family affair; 4 of his children work at the restaurant including his son who served us.I imagine this was the server's first serving job, as he seemed a little timid. He was very polite and looked after all of our needs, but he wasn't as engaging at the table as I would have liked. I like to be sold on menu items, but in all fairness, it's not like me or Matt asked many questions.
First course, I had a goat cheese terrine that had a side salad of mescal greens with candied pecans and was garnished with radish. The terrine was superb, served at the right temperature. Flavourful and delicate, a great way to start the dish.
The salad is a little pedestrian, i'm seeing these salads too often these days. But, as a side salad, it served its purpose and didn't detract from the dish.
Matt had a French Onion Soup. Now I thought I was totally over this cliched soup, but the young (really young at 21) chef really restored my confidence that comfort food can be done with a nice artistic flair. Instead of the typical onion confit with beef bone stock topped with a crouton and cheese, this french onion was closer to a foam; the french influences were clear. The tastes were sweet and savoury, capturing the essence of the dish while taking it somewhere unfamiliar.
After our appetizers, we were treated to sorbet as a cleanser, a strawberry delight that was made in house. Very fresh and clean, a perfect treat mid meal.
For dinner, I had the rack of lamb. I love lamb, so I'm bit of a snob about it. I ordered it rare and it came out cooked perfectly. The gremolata was a nice touch, added texture and protected the tender flesh during cooking. I would have liked a little goat cheese in the crust as well though, but that's just me. It was served with decadent gratin potatoes that were creamy and stellar. I was really happy with it. Side vegetables were cooked el dente and the shredded beets were a nice touch.
Matt had a caesar salad with chicken. I know, trust me. I tried to get him to try something outside his comfort zone, but he's kind of a food pussy. Anyways, it was presented in an interesting way that I hadn't seen before. The dressing was creamy and you could taste the anchovy, which I love. The chicken was tender and well seasoned.
For dessert, I had the vanilla poached pear. It was superb. The flavours were delicate and there was a nice sugar crust on the pear which retained the majority of its rigidity. Served with a cannelle of vanilla ice cream and I was loving it.Matt had the chocolate hazelnut bread pudding. Again, very well done. Good texture, the flavours weren't over powering, but complementing each other.
The owner made sure he said good-bye as well, a nice friendly atmosphere is pretty evident in the room. Overall, I was quite happy with it and would love to go back and try a tasting menu. Until next time, stay classy. Also, when my pics get uploaded I'll add them.
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as many others have stated already, NO IT DID NOT!!!!!!!, thank you.Originally Posted by pikachu146
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the return of TR's cardboard Beedrill sheild! I love it! Haven't seen that since episode 4, have we?
The episode? It looks great. Sceptile's Leaf Blade is awesome and Spencer seems like a really interesting character. (I still wonder what his connection to Groudon and Kyogre is...)
Yeah, Sceptile had regain its old moves back. Its Leaf Blade is awesome and defeats Jessie's Dustox and James's Cacnea. May's Eevee learns a new attack, Shadow Ball much like her Squirtle learns 2 new moves, Ice Beam and Hydro Pump. Ash meets the Battle Palace Leader: Spenser.
I think Ash will use his Heracross, his Swellow and his Sceptile against Spenser's Venusaur, Shiftry and Claydol in the next episode.
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I'm a fan of it also, they should market the sucker... I'm thinking that we've seen it since episode 4, though I can't place when exactly.Originally Posted by Flygon Prince
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Uh yeah the preview showed that already.Originally Posted by Rene Swee
But it was interesting to see Sceptile trying hard to regain it's moves.
Sceppy is against Claydol, so I doubt it will use Thunderpunch. Brick break is the best bet, since Claydol' famous for using Reflect/Light Screen.
Anyway, onto this episode! Sceptile, Shadow Ball, Scott and Spenser? The 4 S's which lead to success!
I really like this episode. Anything heavy on interactions between the characters and their main Pokemon is always great, especially if it's such a kickass Pokemon like Jukain. This episode reminds us that Satoshi can take a lot of punishment and still keep going.... injured knee, a barrage of poison pins, now when was the last time we saw such (non-comic relief) brutality towards a human on this show? And Jukain not only gets his techniques back, he uses them quite nicely (another compliment to the double Leaf Blade, but also Quick Attack to descend quicker than Satoshi in order to catch him, and immediately using Bullet Seed to soften the landing, sweet). I enjoyed those peaceful moments where the other characters were talking with Ukon, as well.
As I've said in the preview thread, I have absolutely no beef with Eievui learning Shadow Ball as I did with Zenigame learning Ice Beam. For one, I like Eievui better, since it's actually cute, gives hope for a nice evolution (let's face it, those writers just like those non-fire Kantou starters in their basic forms too much for whatever reason), and not such a bad choice of Pokemon to give a main character (before anyone comments, let me add "compared to Zenigame. Somewhat recent XD ad>outdated Fire/Leaf ad"). Hell, if it suddenly beat Harley in its state, there wouldn't be near as much tension building as I've had with the turtle to break the camel's back (I'd still be p[FONT-"Verdana"]i[/FONT]ssed, of course). Shadow Ball actually makes sense, as it could be inherent given its origins, and over the past few episodes, Haruka has mentioned working on techniques with Eievui. For those who only saw the pictures, it's worth noting that Eievui doesn't suddenly learn Shadow Ball while training here. Actually, Haruka commands Shadow Ball, like it already knew it, even more of an indication that it's been getting some training off-screen. It also helps that it doesn't go from being coddled to instantly kicking ass within the same damn episode.
Yay! Cocoon appears.... not actually doing something like Tsukushi's Trancel, but it appears, and for more than 5 seconds ^^.... and holy crap, a Lucky that isn't owned by Joy, and actually using a technique. Sure didn't see any of that coming from an episode mostly involving Spear swarms. Speaking of the unexpected, I too gotta laugh at the return of Rocket Dan's cardboard box. XD
I think that would've worked so much better if he was without a twig between his heartbreak with Meganium and now.Originally Posted by Geodude
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Nah, the new twig this time did mean a new chapter for Sceptile, because it regained its moves and its confidence.
Yeah the Ash/Sceptile bonding was great, and I loved seeing how protective Sceptile was of Ash, regardless of its inability to attack and its injured condition.
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This episode was very truly remarkable. So much character development, truly an episode to watch. I loved it when Sceptile got revenge on Team Rocket pokemon. And the fact that Sceptile got LOADS of screentime and so did Ash. A well done episode on my favorite pokemon.
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Nice Episode.
I HATE Bonsly! All it does is sit on Brocks arm drinking milk. I hope it shows its real potential in either the ep after next weeks or in the contest its supposed to be in.
I felt so sorry for Sceptile. I felt so upset as it was banging its head on a tree. I also felt a tear as it was protecting Ash from the Beedrill before falling off the cliff.
I wasn't Suprised that Scott would show up at this battle facility like a fat a** stalker he is but he was a week early.
Someone mentioned how Spencer could be Safari Warden, lets compare the two:
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Bald Bald
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Interesting, maybe Spencer is related to the gun toting Warden.
Sceptile is so awesome... It focused very hard and regained its moves to save its beloved trainer. I always enjoy it when Ash's Non Baby Pokemon show real love and trust to him.
Why does TR try to kill Ash? All those Poison Stings could really do a number on ya. Say, why not a Pin Missle/Poison Sting combo? Oh wait, Pin Missle has a new look (hasn't seen the dub much lately).
Nice to see a non Nurse Joy person with a Chansey, too bad it won't be used next ep.
It does more than any other of Brock's pokemon. Also I think it's fine it has attracted Brock ladies and alo Brock is a breeder so it shows he is actually nurturing his pokemn not neglecting them. Also we'll be seeing it the focus in an upcoming filler and it will be battling in an upcoming contest.I HATE Bonsly! All it does is sit on Brocks arm drinking milk. I hope it shows its real potential in either the ep after next weeks or in the contest its supposed to be in.
thats what I thought as well.Nah, the new twig this time did mean a new chapter for Sceptile, because it regained its moves and its confidence.
Also, Bonsly lets Brock actually have a Rock-type Pokémon. Seeing has he used to specialize in Rock-types and according to his Hoso they're still his favorites, it didn't make sense for Brock to not have any.
The episode was pretty good. I should haveknown Scott would appear since Spenser was in the preview. I wonder what happened to Swellow, Donphan, and Corphish. The poor guys didn't get recalled into their balls.
Manene was pretty funny and I really liked how Sceptile regained his attacks. Overall a good episode for me. I really like those funny things that happen during the intermissions.
Woah, when's the last time they played 'Boku no Best Friend' during an episode? One that DOESN'T focus on Ash and Pikachu's friendship no less. It was definatly a nice change to hear the song coasting along whilst Ash was paired with another pokémon.
I like episodes where we see characters who are usually solitary show their loyalty and compassion towards those they hold dear. Its really quite heartwarming to watch as a matter of fact. Of course, we've had instances like this before, but it felt a lot more meaningful this time around. Sceptile knew full well that he was unable to defend himself against the oncoming threat, yet he still threw himself into harm's way, just to protect Ash. Its actually a very corny way of developing a relationship between them, but it works well nonetheless.
And of course, developing the character of a Pokémon is always a plus. Sceptile's quite an emotional guy, and its quite interesting to see a pokémon taking their hardships so harshly for a change. I'm glad that the writers seen the error of their ways and have stopped neglecting his personallity. Its a releif to see him getting so frustrated over his temporary disabillity and his determination to regain his attacks.
It was a great episode, despite some tiresome clichés. Dustox appearing and Manene's first proper Wobbuffet imitation clinched it.
Also...whats up with people claiming that Team Rocket used their cardboard box tank? It looked nothing like the one used WAY back in episode 4, and it certainly didn't sound like it was made of cardboard as the Beedrill were attempting to pierce it :/
OK I've gotta know...did TR make any reference to that cardboard box while they were hiding? Cause that would've been awesome. They could've said something about how "this time we're protected for sure cause we have the Super Deluxe version" or whatever.
And I'm surprised nobody mentioned Scott's Repel. That's the first time we've seen one in the anime.
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Scott had a Repel? Must've missed that in the pictures. *goes back and rifles through pics*
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Yeah, when they went into the woods looking for Ash he showed it to them.
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It's probably just a Can of Squeeze-Cheese. Scottie loves his cheddar.
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It might be. The pictures never show the label plus it would be written in Japanese so that it would appear to be a Repel to us Americans...
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I don't know the Japanese name for Repel, but that's what it probably is, so that's what I called it.
I have finished the synopsis for this episode...yes, my first one in forever, I know...and am about to send it to Serebii. You guys should see it up tomorrow.
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Gabrielle, Daisy Gabrielle, Yolanda In this WSB newsfilm clip from November or December, 1960, white women drive Daisy and Yolanda Gabrielle to William Frantz Public School; white segregationists protest the school's integration; and white men get into cars parked in a lot in New Orleans, Louisiana. The clip begins showing two cars parked in front of a building, presumably the housing complex where Daisy Gabrielle and her six-year-old daughter, Yolanda, live with their family. Daisy and Yolanda Gabrielle exit the building and get into the back seat of a car driven by an older woman. Two cars then pull away from the curb and drive down the street. Next, crowds of white men and women stand on sidewalks in front of homes and talk to a police officer. Daisy and Yolanda Gabrielle are then seen leaving William Frantz Public School; Daisy holds Yolanda's hand and waves papers in front of her face. The clip breaks and then focuses on cars parked in a lot. The images not always stable and from time to time the camera jostles. A white man is seen in profile and then looks directly at the camera; the man may be James Gabrielle, Yolanda's father. The camera focuses again on several cars in a park-like setting; trees line the edge of the lot. From time to time, a white man gets in a car and drives away. The clip ends with the camera focusing on a tree and on cars in the lot. In 1956, federal judge J. Skelly Wright overturned New Orleans school segregation laws and ordered the Orleans Parish School Board to submit desegregation plans. Although the legislature tried to pass laws preventing the school integration, Judge Wright ruled the legislation unconstitutional and in 1960 ordered the school board to begin a grade-a-year integration plan beginning with the first grade that fall. Orleans Parish School Board officials accepted 135 applications for African American students seeking to transfer to white schools. From those applications the school board chose four African American girls to integrate the first grade in William Frantz and McDonogh 19 elementary schools on November 14, 1960. Officials from Norfolk, Virginia, who had already undergone a court-ordered integration, warned school board members not to begin desegregation with poor schools. The board's decision to ignore this advice and integrate Ninth Ward schools caused extra tension among local parents. Many parents felt their children were being sacrificed to integration and resented that the children of school board members, community leaders, and even Judge Wright still attended segregated schools. White parents concerned with threats made by the school board and the legislature to close the schools rather than allow integration formed the "Save Our Schools" committee, which petitioned for open schools and even volunteered to integrate two schools in more affluent sections of the city. White segregationists, angered by the school integration and the choice of poor schools, demonstrated every morning and afternoon at the Frantz and McDonogh 19 schools, screaming and throwing things at the children and their parents who escorted them to school. When Daisy Gabrielle could no longer take Yolanda safely to school, members of the "Save Our Schools" committee volunteered to drive them to school. Citizen Council members upset by the action of "Save Our Schools" members published lists of their license plates and names. After Daisy's husband, James Gabrielle, lost his job for allowing Yolanda to attend an integrated school, the family left the state and moved to Rhode Island. Title supplied by cataloger. The Civil Rights Digital Library received support from a National Leadership Grant for Libraries awarded to the University of Georgia by the Institute of Museum and Library Services for digital conversion and description of the WSB-TV Newsfilm Collection. Walter J. 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