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Ok as you have probably seen i keep asking for a party to go and do in Rotscale, so ill post it here so it is forever immortalised muwhahahaha.
So pretty please i beg of thee to do it. all we need is a quick run kill her and try get the bow :) it won't take long if we are in an 8-man team, if allaince members read this too then you are included
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20-04-2007, 12:09 #1
Rotscale!! haha thought you'd escape ay!
20-04-2007, 23:42 #2
....we can even do it in hard mode now
I'm in!!Jersey Cuthalion - "Strongbow" | Jersey Lorinthol - "Golden-Helm" | Jersey Elentirion - "Stargazer"
Jersiel Aenil Estel - "Angel of Hope" | Jersiel Cuthalion - "Strongbow"
Jersiel Narwen - "Fire-Maiden" | Jersiel Agarmael - "Bloodstained"
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21-04-2007, 02:15 #3
wow, I wanna join. :)
been trying to get either rot or drago's bow for some time now.
let me know when you guys will be rot farming.
21-04-2007, 02:20 #4
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23-04-2007, 09:28 #6
hmm i think we should vote to see who wants to do it hard mode or normal. i will do either. i was thinking since the weekend just gone evryone was busy farming LB and SS points and also with hard mode being new, that we should do it the weekend coming. if no one has a problem with this.
23-04-2007, 13:51 #7
I doubt I'll be able to go, but if you need an extra person, and I'm around, then I don't mind joining.
The big issue here is to figure out whether the drop rate is greater in Hard Mode or not. If not, why make it any harder than it already is. Have someone run you to Majesty's Rest, then it's an easy trek to Rotscale, then it's a pain.
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23-04-2007, 21:43 #8
Indeed, getting to Rotscale is super-easy. Then the problem starts...
I won't be able to tag along this weekend, as I'm going away, but maybe next week or weekend? Or you folks just go ahead without me.Jersey Cuthalion - "Strongbow" | Jersey Lorinthol - "Golden-Helm" | Jersey Elentirion - "Stargazer"
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Jersiel Narwen - "Fire-Maiden" | Jersiel Agarmael - "Bloodstained"
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Troopers from across the state
OHP Trooper Adrian Carrillo, at 25 is serving his first duty station. He was assigned to Cimarron county right out of his rookie class.
Carrillo, who will be married on June 9, comes from Locust Grove in the state's Northeast corner.
Carrillo became interested in law enforcement by doing ride-alongs with troopers in his area.
I think the Highway Patrol is the elite law enforcement agency. I wanted to serve with the best, Carrillo said.
Someday, I'd like to work on accident reconstruction, Carrillo said.
Asked how he liked Cimarron County , Carrillo replied, I'm happy to be here. I love to hunt and fish, and I'm looking forward to snow skiing next winter.
Trooper Duane Johnson, 39, is from Nashouha, in the state's Southeast corner.
Johnson, who is single, is a nine-year veteran with an additional nine years on small town police forces.
Johnson is a frequent contributor to the OHP's magazine and wrote an article praising Cimarron county and its people.
I begged to come out here, Johnson said.
I grew up in a rural area, and there were three older troopers whom I really admired.
I like rural areas and after I visited Cimarron County I really wanted to come out here. The trip out here sold me, and I asked to come out here. The next day they called to ask if I was serious. Western Oklahoma , especially the Panhandle is considered to be the best assignment in the state because of the area and the people, Johnson said.
Besides I've seen the bad things, murder and the like. I was ready to slow down. Besides, I wanted to be close to the Rockies . I plan to stay here until I retire.
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Amazing!! My boyfriend and I went for his moms birthday a while back and absolutely loved it so we decided to go for my birthday this year and Im soooo glad we did!! They had the table set up so nice, the waiter was so on point, there any time we needed him. The steaks were GREAT and the lobster bisque was just right! I would absolutely recommend it to another person!!
Well worth the price. Was initially turned off as this is a "chain" but the steak was better than a lot of the independent steak houses in the area. Highly recommend.
It's only beef, but what good beef it is!!!!!!!! – I was very hesitant to spend $35 to $45 for a piece of beef as I can cook it myself, but I have to say that the beef at Ruth's Chris's Steak House is worth every penny.
We started with stuffed mushrooms and fried oysters, which were both outstanding. The ceasar salad was very good, not excellent, but good and one served two no problem. I loved the ribeye (although it really does float in butter when brought to the table) and the smell of butter is pretty pervasive, so you'd better like butter!!!
The sides are to die for. We had creamed spinach and au gratin potatoes, and both were the best I've ever had.
I have to say as someone who bakes, that the dessert didn't win any awards. I ordered the banana pie which was bland, bland, bland. The carmelized bananas were good, but the filling and crust had NO flavor. Our server, Jen, was excellent and when she asked how we liked the desserts and I said I didn't, she quickly removed it, asked if I wanted anything else, and took it off the check. My friend had the molten chocolate cake which was good, but not great.
I do have to say that I'm sititng here thinking about going back again, so the food leaves a memory. I will go back, maybe not too soon as it is a pricey place but worth the dollars for a special night out.
Sophisticated American chain serves up corn-fed USDA prime cuts and New Orleans-style appetizers and sides. – In Short
This offshoot of a popular New Orleans hangout for politicians features decor of dark woods and comfortable booths, with a separate bar scene. Choice cuts of custom-aged beef arrive in sizzling butter on 500-degree plates. The menu also offers chicken, pork and seafood entrees along with Creole appetizers like shrimp remoulade. Family-style sides include gargantuan onion rings, creamed spinach and various styles of potatoes. Traditional homemade desserts like cheesecake and bread pudding conclude the meal.
Amazing!!! – Been here a few times and love it. The food is of exceptional freshness and quality and the service is nearly faultless. The staff is extremely knowledgable and very approachable. The waiters we've had have been very helpful with suggestions and accomadating to my picky requests. I love that you can add things to your entree (like crab legs or lobster tails). Managers are present in the dining room every time we've been, which is rare even in restaurants of the same quality. This place is truly worthy of 5 stars. Some of my favorite dishes are the calamari, the bone-in ribeye, creamed spinach, and the apple tart. But everything I've ever tried has been wonderful with the exception of the crawfish appetizer (not my thing). I highly recommend Ruth's Chris.
Well Done for Years & Years!! – This place has been as good as it gets in the Hartford area forever,
Still busy , packed every night, and still the best in Steak & Service!!
Everytime we go we see the same Servers and Managers which must
mean that something good is going on here!! Bravo!!
It doesn't get any better! – I am a picky eater and a critic of service. I have dined at Ruths Chris several times and have never been dissappointed! The food is top notch and so is the service. Staff is very friendly and polite. I order more than I can eat because the food is so good I don't want to miss anything! If I want a memorable experience I go to Ruths. They know how to take care of their guests. I highly recommend this dining experience. Leave room for dessert!!!!
Still the BEST... – For over 17 years doing what they do best. Sizzling Steaks!! Sizzling Service!! Comfortable and the Hospitality is top notch.
False Prophet's – Ruth's Chris is an elegant, ambient, comfortable restaurant. However, as far as best steak, not really. Don't get me wrong the steak was delicious, but i have had comprable, and better. Side dishes were wide in variety, and very tasty. Appetizers are outstanding. The atmosphere is excellent. The service unbeatable. wine selection is great. Excellent suggestion to win over a date. But bring your visa card, and maybe even a loan specialist because the prices are obscene, and i'm not sure they take american express. I will definately be going back soon. Paul B. - Bristol
Impressive – The filet I ordered was pretty high quality, but I was mostly impressed with the service. Not only was our waiter fabulous and on top of his job, but there were several other people who were around to make sure that our meal went very smoothly and that we were satisfied, without being annoying in any way. The waitstaff was able to unobtrusively guide us from course to course, leading to an incredibly satisfying meal. I would recommend going to this restaurant.
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Beyond the Belt
Fifty years after the seat belt made its debut, today's vehicles keep you safe in ways you may not even be aware of. Hop in and check them out…
October 10, 2010
By Rachel Adelson
How safe is your car? As roads get more crowded, traffic speeds up and the weather's more intense, new and improved safety technologies help us cruise without crashing. Want to learn more? Fasten your seat belts.
Yes, first buckle up. Introduced in 1959, the 3-point seat belt saved an estimated 255,000 lives from 1975-2008, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. It's getting smarter, too: electronically controlled pretensioners (first installed in luxury cars more than a decade ago and now becoming more widespread) are designed to tighten or loosen your belt when sensing something is wrong, adjusting for body size.
Let's get going. We back out of the garage; it's raining. Is that Joe back there walking the dog? Wide-view mirrors, camera systems and radar or ultrasonic sensors — once improved to limit distortion and bypass bad weather — promise to alert us to objects near the rear bumper, helping prevent the kind of backover crash thought to take more than 200 lives and cause more than 14,000 injuries each year (mostly to children and older adults). Currently, these tools seem to curb collisions with cars better than with people, so it's still up to us to walk around the car first, train kids in driveway safety, go slow and be extra vigilant.
As we turn into the street, daytime running lights make our car easier to see, significantly curbing daytime head-on and front-corner collisions.
Dang, but the road is slippery. The rain is picking up and the wet leaves of autumn don't help. Thankfully, the tires are properly inflated, thanks to a tire-pressure monitoring system (required by federal law in all new models since September 2007) that warns of severely under-inflated tires.
Onto the highway we go. Shift into high gear. That SUV in the next lane is weaving in and out of traffic. That could be dangerous, but this SUV has electronic stability control (ESC), a proven effective vehicle control system. ESC's sensors and microcomputer monitor how the car responds to steering, selectively braking and modulating engine power. ESC helps prevent sideways skidding and the loss of control that can lead to rollovers, especially during emergency maneuvers when drivers can't help but spin out.
ESC can also cut the risk of fatal one-vehicle crashes in half, and cut one fifth off the risk for a fatal multiple-vehicle crash for cars and SUVs, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. Federal law will require ESC in all cars, SUVs, pickups and minivans by the 2012 model year, but it's already in many used and new vehicles on the market.
"ESC saves a lot of people who don't even realize they've been saved," says David Zuby, chief research officer for the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
Back to the road. Why is traffic slowing? We could check local traffic radio or satellite, but hey — this baby came with a first-gen DSRC receiver. DSRC, or Dedicated Short Range Communications, is used by first-responders for radio communication. The DSRC frequency band holds up in bad weather and supports messaging from traffic controllers to cars, or even cars to other cars. The news: Jackknifed tractor-trailer two miles ahead. Best to get off at the next exit.
But, yikes! Listen to those squealing brakes. The guy in the next lane's skidding. Sheesh — he hit the car in front, we have to stop. Look at the front airbags—they worked. Almost instantly, these rapid-fill cushions kept all those heads from smashing into windshields, and reduced whiplash forces on their heads and necks. In a side collision, side airbags — soon to be required — would inflate, too.
The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration estimates that, as of Jan. 1, 2009, more than 28,000 people were still alive after a crash because of frontal airbags — most of them drivers.
Dave Freeman, ERIE's vice president for Personal Lines Underwriting, says. "It's hard to make a completely risk-free airbag given the need for rapid inflation, but engineers have been reworking them to find the right balance, and shorter drivers are warned to sit at least 10 inches from the steering wheel." Freeman notes that engineers' attention to crumple zones and crash zones also makes the passenger compartment much safer."
Out in the rain, everyone seems okay. Just need, as witnesses, to wait for the cops. Maybe this accident could have been prevented by a forward collision warning/mitigation system. Predicted to be as helpful as ESC, forward collision warning systems are already in some high-end cars and expect to help prevent the most common type of crash.
Cops come and go. Back in the car, wet and chilled through. Slowly cut over two lanes to catch the exit. Bing! Bing! Car nearly drifted onto the shoulder. Bing! Steer back in to the lane. Thank you, lane departure warning/prevention system. You may have saved a life.
Lane departures cause the most fatal crashes. "These often involve people running off the road due to fatigue, bad weather, distraction, inattention," says Zuby. "Drivers go off the pavement and then over-correct; the vehicle shoots across the lane, and if they don't recover, they crash into a roadside object or another vehicle."
As for us, it's time to get the groceries, end this bad trip and head home by local roads. The worst is over…or is it? As we head toward a traffic light, the car in front stops short. Hit the brakes…but there's less grab on a slick road. Emergency brake assist kicks in, compensating for the fact that "a lot of people don't brake hard enough," according to Zuby. When you hit the brake fast, sensors in the pedal boost the stopping force.
Finally, there's our street; we make that old familiar turn into the driveway. It's been a trip to remember, but—thanks to the seat belt, airbag, running lights, warnings systems, brake augmentation, and all-important driver awareness — we're home safe. Now it's time for just one more bit of technology, but it requires some effort on your part: pressing the garage-door remote.
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Yesterday's opening of Maine's 126th Legislature was long on formalities, and chock full of people - not only legislators, but family, friends, and of course lobbyists, who hung out yesterday morning in the rotunda between the House and Senate chambers as lawmakers were sworn in. Irwin Gratz was there.
"I am Tina Soucy, owner of the Maine Lobbyist Service at the state capitol. I've been here for the past 10 years and this is a communication service between the governor's office, the House and the Senate. It helps to make things run a little more smoothly, with faxes, and helping the lobbyists get their messages moved forward."
Irwin Gratz: "Are you excited to have everybody back?
Tina Soucy: "I am. It's an exciting place. And as I've always said, there's a lot of neckties flying around. It's just a nice place to be. It's a long winter, and so here's hoping this year will be a positive move in a positive direction."
George Smith used to do a lot of lobbying for the Sportsman's Alliance of Maine. Now he mostly writes about public policy, But he was on hand yesterday to stay connected and play a role in one of the traditions of opening day. See, once upon a time, before legislative staff, somebody had to stoke the fire in the State House furnace.
"James Cote and I have agreed to be part of Sen. Saviello's family, because he doesn't have any in Maine," Smith says. "He's the Franklin County senator who is supposed to be stoking the fire, so he doesn't get sworn in with everybody else. He goes down for a private swearing-in in the governor's office, and believe it or not, I'm going with him."
Legislators also lined up yesterday for one of the perks of their office: legislative license plates (Naples Democrat Christine Powers, with her mother, proudly holds hers, left.)
"They get very excited about it," says Nikki Bachelder of the state's Bureau of Motor Vehicles. "They enjoy having the plates. Some of them who don't wish to display the plates on their vehicles actually purchase the plates so they can have them for a momento."
New Legislative leaders had their own perks. New State Senate President Justin Alfond, of Portland, invited his rabbi to deliver the benediction. New House Speaker Mark Eves, of North Berwick, invited a fellow North Berwick resident to sing the national anthem.
Audio: Martin England singing the national anthem.
There were speeches, and votes for leadership and constitutional officers. Once that was done, the Legislature recessed for a month. It will reconvene in the first full week of January to begin the real business of legislating.
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It's been a good three years since the last Disgaea came out, and after sinking hundreds of hours in to it, I've grown a might bored. I can only handle killing Baal so many times before I need something new.
Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories
offers just that, a few new additions, a few new characters, a new story, and new classes, and a sequel stigma that it just cannot shake. For what it's worth, this is almost the same game you played back in 2003, the same game I review three years ago and loved. If this really were the same game then it managed to withstand the test of time since I enjoy this game greatly, but I just wish for a little bit more, something that NIS should have been able to deliver after having me wait three years for this sequel.
Disgaea 2
follows the story of a young man named Adell, who is the only human left in the town of Veldime which has fallen under the curse of the overlord Zenon. This curse robs people of their conscience, memories, and humanity. With time running short Adell and his family attempt to summon Zenon but wind up with his daughter, Rozalin who has lived her entire life in the lap of luxury, unaware of the things going on outside her home. With this little screw up Adell is now charged with getting Rozalin home to her father. The story itself has its fair share of comedy and drama, has a few old friends from other NIS titles and features nine endings to find.
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The audio master behind the first Disgaea, Tenpei Sato is back for Cursed Memories and he did a mighty fine job in remixing a few tracks from the previous Disgaea including an 8-bit rendition of Lord Laharl's Hymn. The rest of the original music stands as a hybrid between techno, synthesized classical (that's quite honestly the best description I can muster), and a little bit of swing type music. A lot of the music suites the mood of this game perfectly, giving specific characters theme songs to accentuate their importance in the Disgaea world, it's also highly energetic which I think works out well for this game, because for all the sobering moments this title offers there are twice as many nuggets of comedy. The game also features an English audio track and a Japanese audio track for those who like a choice in their voice actors.
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something for everyone at the movies this weekend. A new Jack Ryan, a talking
squirrel, the devil's baby, and all of the big Oscar movies. Matt Atchity says
only one of the new releases is worth your time: Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit.
critics do like it. They're not overwhelming in their support...But I had a
good time. The movie starts off really promising, it drops the ball a little
bit at the end but it's really a fun time."
comedy that's UNDER-whelming critics is the Kevin Hart/Ice Cube flick
"Ride Along". Matt says he was looking forward to seeing it but was
really wanted to like this movie...The jokes just aren't there. I saw it in the
theater full of people...The audience wasn't laughing very much and it was
kids and parents who don't want to see "Frozen" for the millionth
time, there's a new toon in town: "The Nut Job". Matt says if you
have a choice, make it a million and one with "Frozen".
is based on an animated short that's been stretched out into a feature length
film and that wears a little bit thin...the main character the critics say is
very unlikeable...and it's hard to get past that and critics really dislike
this film."
Devil's Due" is getting attention for an online prank that went viral: it
features a demon baby in a stroller that pops up and scares unsuspecting people
walking by. Matt says that would have made a better movie than what's on
the found footage version of 'Rosemary's Baby' almost. The critics mostly agree
that the marketing stunt is more interesting than the movie itself."
also says there are plenty of Oscar nominated movies out there and gives his
pick for the one he says is most worth your time.
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La Belle Petite Poulette Grenache Rosé 2010
I love writing about Rosé wines. They are making such a comeback from days of yesteryear, and I am thrilled about all the good ones being made locally.
And one of these is Trout Gulch Vineyards' Grenache Rosé ($18), a beautiful salmon-pink wine made with grapes sourced from Pierce Ranch in Monterey County. La Belle Petite Poulette translates to "pretty little chicken"—French slang meaning "chick"—a saucy apropos name for this fresh little Rosé.
Meeting up with a friend for dinner at Zameen Mediterranean Cuisine, I take along a bottle of this wine, which pairs well with many kinds of food. Our smiling server opens up the chilled Rosé—an easy task since it has a screw cap—and we take a sip. The mouth fills with layers of citrus, strawberries, raspberries and cranberries—a dense fruity burst of flavor with just the right amount of acidity.
Zameen's menu has a strong Persian influence, but most of the food is not overly spicy. The flavoring comes from herbs, spices and special seasoning that truly bring out the flavor of the chicken, lamb and beef dishes. Although I'm not a vegetarian, I really love Zameen's falafel, so I nearly always get that. As a starter, my friend orders her favorite sweet potato fries, which are unbelievably delicious, and the two of us plow through the huge order. We also get through most of the wine.
Gerry Turgeon runs the Trout Gulch Vineyards business, which was started in the 1980s by his father, Bernard—a co-founder of the well-known J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines in Monterey. You will find Turgeon all over town pouring his wines at various events, and regularly at Barry Jackson's Equinox Wines tasting room on Swift Street—where he will be happy to pour you some of his elixirs.
Trout Gulch Vineyards, 427-C Swift St., Santa Cruz (shared with Equinox Wines), 471-2705. Troutgulchvineyards.com. Gerry Turgeon is not at the tasting room every weekend, so check his website for more information. Turgeon will be pouring at the Swift Street tasting room for the Santa Cruz Mountains Winegrowers Association Spring Passport event on Saturday, April 21 from noon to 5 p.m. Trout Gulch wines will also be featured at the Dare to Pair food and wine-pairing event with Cabrillo College students of the Culinary Arts program, April 29.
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Do not miss the Home, Garden, Culinary & Wine Expo coming up this weekend. This is the first time that food and wine will be featured at the event, and it promises to be fun for all. The expo takes place on March 24 & 25 at the Cocoanut Grove from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Hypno is a decent specially defensive wall, despite facing competition from Grumpig, Audino, and Lickilicky. It is one of the better Jynx counters, being immune to Lovely Kiss, and does a similarly good job against other special attackers such as Charizard. However, it is extremely vulnerable to status and has unimpressive physical bulk. Its low HP stat also makes it a mediocre Wish passer, and its poor offensive stats leave it setup fodder against the likes of Misdreavus and Scraggy.
Hypno has good special bulk, allowing it to come in on special attackers and disrupt them. Wish is Hypno's recovery move, but should not be relied on to support its teammates due to Hypno's low HP stat. Protect allows Hypno to receive its own Wishes, scout for moves, and gain Leftovers recovery. Thunder Wave allows Hypno to cripple fast offensive threats such as Jynx and Primeape and support the team. On the other hand, Toxic lets Hypno wear down opposing walls such as Tangela. The last moveslot is reserved for an attacking move to prevent Hypno from being Taunt bait and setup fodder. Foul Play allows Hypno to hit Ghost-types and OHKO Choice Band Golurk but leaves it helpless against Fighting-types such as Gurdurr and Scraggy. Meanwhile, Seismic Toss can deal with these threats but leaves Hypno vulnerable to Ghost-types such as Misdreavus as well as Pokemon with 101 HP Substitutes, such as Braviary.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
Other Options
Magic Coat is a good option to reflect status moves and Taunt back at the opponent. An offensive Nasty Plot set can be used, but it is outclassed by more powerful Pokemon such as Beheeyem and Jynx. A Calm Mind set can be used, but it is held back by Hypno's poor physical bulk, vulnerability to status, and reliance on Wish and Protect for recovery, limiting its coverage. Hypno gets Baton Pass and is able to pass Nasty Plot and Calm Mind boosts, but it faces competition from Mr. Mime, which is faster and has Soundproof. Hypno can use Trick Room, but its poor offenses mean it cannot utilize it effectively, and it is again outclassed by Beheeyem. Hypnosis can be used, but it is inaccurate and takes up a moveslot that can be better spent on more beneficial status moves. Disable can be used to annoy Choice-locked Pokemon, but Hypno's low Speed holds this strategy back a little. Switcheroo can be used with a crippling item such as Choice Specs or Flame Orb, but this prevents Hypno from doing its job of walling effectively. Finally, Belly Drum is the ultimate gimmick and can be set up with relative ease due to Hypno's good special bulk and Wish, but once again, Hypno's low Speed holds it back.
Checks and Counters
Skuntank and Liepard are the best counters to Hypno as long as they avoid Thunder Wave, as they can Taunt and Encore Hypno respectively before Pursuit trapping it. Scraggy and Gurdurr can set up on Hypno that use Foul Play, while Nasty Plot Misdreavus and Pokemon with 101 HP Substitutes such as Substitute + Bulk Up Braviary can set up on variants that use Seismic Toss. Taunt users are able to shut down Hypno. Mandibuzz and Misdreavus do so effectively, with the former taking little damage from Foul Play and the latter being immune to Seismic Toss. Powerful physical attackers such as Pinsir and Scolipede can also defeat Hypno, but they must be wary of switching into Thunder Wave. If Hypno lacks Taunt, Pokemon such as Substitute + Shell Smash Gorebyss and Klang can set up on it. Toxic Spikes and Toxic are excellent ways to cripple Hypno. Scolipede is a good Pokemon to set up Toxic Spikes and can threaten to OHKO Hypno with Megahorn. Finally, powerful wallbreakers such as Ludicolo and Choice Band Sawk can still 2HKO Hypno with entry hazard support.


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Source: Getty On Women's Sexuality What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "I think that for a long time, there have been rules about how women can and can't be treated. As a way to achieve equality, which for hundreds of years was impossible, these rules were set up. They were very important, necessary, and helpful, but they include — and, I think, mistakenly include — what is OK to desire and want, to find sexy and to be moved by. Those rules were necessary for a while, but now they're not for a woman my age. Now, I think it's my responsibility to expose the ways in which they're no longer helpful." — On women's equality and sexuality Source: Getty 1 / 11 On Doing Movies About Liberating Female Sexuality What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "It's always about what your first big movie is, that anybody knows about. And that movie is about transgression. 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Why the difference between Mitt Romney, left, and Newt Gingrich, right? Look no further than the two men's favorability ratings.
WASHINGTON - Exactly three weeks until the first Republican presidential nominating contest in Iowa, front-runners Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney have two different challenges, according to a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll.
Romney faces a challenge with the Republican primary electorate, trailing Gingrich nationally by 17 percentage points as nearly two-thirds of Republicans view him as either liberal or moderate.
Gingrich, meanwhile, faces a challenge with the general electorate, as half of all voters say they wouldn't vote for him in November, and as he trails President Barack Obama by more than 10 percentage points in a hypothetical contest -- compared with Romney's two-point deficit versus the Democratic incumbent.
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"Romney has not caught on [with Republican voters]," says Democratic pollster Peter D. Hart, who conducted this survey with Republican pollster Bill McInturff. "And Gingrich is so deeply flawed."
"I think the Republican Party for the next four months is on the razor's edge," Hart adds. "Here is a year where they have a superlative opportunity to capture the White House. The question is whether they will self-destruct."
The two Republican presidential frontrunners have one thing in common: they both have electability problems. NBC's Chuck Todd reports.
Gingrich leads the GOP pack
According to the poll, Gingrich, the former House speaker, is the first choice of 40 percent of GOP primary voters -- the highest percentage any Republican presidential candidate has received in the party horserace so far.
Romney, the former Massachusetts governor, is the first choice of 23 percent of Republicans. He's followed by Texas Rep. Ron Paul at 9 percent, Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann at 8 percent, Texas Gov. Rick Perry at 6 percent, former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman at 5 percent, and former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum at 3 percent.
NBC/WSJ poll: Majority of GOPers view presidential choices as 'average'
Reduced to a three-person GOP race, Gingrich gets 53 percent, Romney gets 31 percent and Paul gets 13 percent.
And in a two-way Republican contest, Gingrich leads Romney by 23 points, 59 percent to 36 percent.
What's helping Gingrich and hurting Romney? Look no further than ideology.
Fifty-seven percent of Republican primary voters view Gingrich as a conservative, 28 percent see him as a moderate and 10 percent believe he's liberal.
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By comparison, 53 percent of them view Romney as a moderate, 29 percent see him as a conservative and 11 percent believe he's a liberal.
"Romney's problem has always been ideology," Hart says.
Yet Romney matches up better against Obama
But while Gingrich runs ahead of the Republican pack, he doesn't fare as well as Romney in a hypothetical general-election race.
Obama leads the former House speaker by 11 points among registered voters, 51 percent to 40 percent. But the president's lead narrows to just two points against Romney, 47 percent to 45 percent.
Against a generic Republican, 43 percent say they will probably vote for Obama, while 45 percent say they will probably vote for the GOP candidate.
Why the difference between Gingrich and Romney? Look no further than their favorability ratings.
Gingrich enjoys strong numbers among Republicans (46 percent positive vs. 21 percent negative), conservatives (42 percent positive vs. 23 percent negative) and Tea Party supporters (54 percent positive vs. 16 percent negative). In fact, they are higher than Romney's numbers among these same three key Republican groups.
But Gingrich struggles with other important voting blocs -- like women (20 percent positive vs. 38 percent negative), independents (16 percent positive vs. 40 percent negative) and suburban residents (25 percent positive vs. 41 percent negative).
By comparison, Romney fares better among women (22 percent positive vs. 31 percent negative), independents (21 percent positive vs. 29 percent negative) and suburban dwellers (29 percent positive vs. 30 percent negative).
What's more, 50 percent of registered voters say they would not vote for Gingrich in a general election -- compared with 45 percent who said that about Obama and 44 percent who said that about Romney.
"Romney has work to do," says McInturff, the GOP pollster. "But Newt starts in a difficult position" for the general.
'A year to forget'
Besides the 2012 numbers, the other headline from the new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll is the public's continued dissatisfaction with the state of the country and the state of American politics.
Just 22 percent believe the nation is headed in the right direction, though that's a three-point rise since November.
Read the full poll here (.pdf)
Also, 42 percent label the current Congress' performance "as one of the worst" ever -- the highest number on this question dating back to 1990. An additional 33 percent view it below average and 21 percent call it average.
Only 2 percent label it above average, and 1 percent calls it "one of the best" ever.
And nearly half of respondents -- 49 percent -- say that 2011 has been a below-average year, while an additional 27 percent see it as one of the worst years.
When asked what was the most disappointing event of the past year, 31 percent cite the wealthiest 1 percent getting richer and the middle class declining; 29 percent say the lack of an economic recovery; and 27 percent say it was Congress' failure to reach a long-term agreement to reduce the deficit.
42 percent say current Congress has been one of the worst
"2011 was a year to forget," Hart, the Democratic pollster, observes. "There are no smiles, there is no sense that the world is coming together."
He adds, "It's a year that we just can't wait to let go."
But there are some tiny rays of optimism in the poll. For instance, 30 percent believe the economy will get better in the next year, a five-point increase from last month and the highest percentage on this question since April.
Obama's up-and-down year
As for Obama -- who faces a re-election contest in November -- 2011 was an up and down year.
In January, his job-approval rating shot up to 53 percent in January after his well-received speech on the tragic Tucson shootings. It also surpassed 50 percent after Osama bin Laden was killed in May.
But it sunk to 44 percent -- for three-straight NBC News/Wall Street Journal polls -- after the debt-ceiling debate over the summer.
Read the full poll here (.pdf)
In the current poll, Obama's approval stands at 46 percent, a two-point increase since last month.
"For President Obama, 2011 was a year that started out with a lot of promise," Hart says. "But at the end of the year, it has all melted away."
The poll was conducted Dec. 7-11 of 1,000 adults (including 200 reached by cell phone), and it has an overall margin of error of plus-minus 3.1 percentage points.
Mark Murray covers politics for NBC News.


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Oh my goodness. When i was pregnant I was so sensitie to smells taht i coul dsmell frozen food... SOOOOO DISGUSTING!!!!!! I would put a perfume that i could stand on my shirt and whenever i had to deal with something that i knew the smell was going to make me sick I would cover my nose with my shirt so the perfume would mask whatever smell i was trying to avoid. (NOTE: does not work with v-neck shirts). Often i found myself anticipating the bad smell which would only make it worse.
I just about died going past the fresh seafood at the store. UGH!
Yep--seafood was a big one...so was the smell of raw meat of any kind. It made it hard to cook dinner.
With my most recent pregnancy I felt like I had a useless super power that was super smelling abilities. The only way to make it better was for me to leave the area of the smell I disliked.
mine is fish when i walk by somewhere that has fish cooking all i can smell is the fish and then all i go want to go and eat some good fish. another one is the resteraunt behind my work when i work till closing all i smell is longhorns steakhouses food and it drives me insane lol
Deafood was definitely horrible.. and ground beef... I can remember our grocery store stoking canteloup and watermellon, and honey dew mellon in the entry of the grocery store and having to hold my breath to get past it... Oh goodness that sucked.
Hahaha - we can all agree on seafood and beef, then! ICK!
I agree with the seafood. & sometimes walking outside. When I was first into my pregnancy if I walked outside past a restaurant I would instantly gag
I had the super smell sense too... I couldn't handle fragrances of any kind (even my husband's cologne, which I normally like) and cigarette smoke was especially horrible (more so than usual).
Anything with a strong aroma - even a good one can be too much when you are pregnant. I hated perfume - because it was just too strong.
Honestly omgggg I had the worst time with that as well, I could smell metal within vegetable cans I could taste the metal from the green beans sitting in the can! I could smell the freezer the fridge, what this apartment really smells like because they didn't clean it completly!! Cigarette smoke! Trash! you name it it bothered me! Everytime I came back into my apartment I dreaded it, what helped me was going over to my cousin Ginnys house because she has one of those nice brand new homes that always looks up to date pretty, and is always clean!!!
I was thinking maybe you can smell some relaxing home frangrances at the store before you purchase one! Then take it home and spread it on the carpet!
You could get some air smelly gels those are pretty fun to play with lol
Maybe try putting dryer sheets around the house for a fresh smell
Try to clean your carpets if you can that helps alotttttt!!! The smell I noticed tends to stay within the carpet its best if you have a really good steam carpet cleaner which cleans up dirty odors dirt bacteria etc.
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The only other thing I could have thought of that would truly have worked was to go out and literally get one of those face masks from the hardware store!!!! I was seriously up for doing that! however I didn't have the money at the time!
Cook really good smelling foods, bake an apple pie etc
Stay in the bathroom for a bit and have a relaxing hot bubble bath place bathbeads, bathsalts, and or smelly oils that you can handle! Enjoy the smell of the steam!
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Oh, man! Apartments can be the worst sometimes! Our first one had a vent that led to our bathroom that was located on the outside of all the units. People used to stand right under it and smoke and then our bathroom smelled heavily of cigarette smoke. Not so great for my sensitive nose! I love all the tips you've got for making your house smell good! I may steal a few even though I'm not pregnant right now - lol. :-)
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I remember when Brett Favre was cut by the Falcons - we all know what happened there. I'm a Georgia fan, but I have a lot of respect for Tebow as a man and athlete. We need more guys like him in the NFL. Growing up, guys like Johnny Unitas, Jack Kemp, etc. were great role models. A number of today's stars are illiterate thugs. It goes beyond football - it's why we have a "gimme culture", and a country about to implode.
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New York Jets backup quarterback Tim Tebow's future has been talked about for the past week and it seems as though he may have a chance to kickstart his career again.
ESPN.com reports that it is "a virtual certainty" that Tebow will play in next season for the Jacksonville Jaguars. Tebow, who is from the Jacksonville area, was traded to the Jets in March after leading the Denver Broncos to the playoffs but has gotten limited playing time this season.
Tebow still has two years remaining on his contract, but would only cost the Jets a little more than $1 million against the salary cap if he is cut.
The Jaguars offered a fourth-round pick to Denver in March and proposed to pay $3 million to the Broncos to compensate for money that had been advanced to Tebow.
"Sometimes, things just happen out of your control," Tebow said earlier this week. "Obviously, you might not be pleased with them or happy about it, but you just try to handle it as best you can."
This season, Tebow has played in 11 games, completing six of eight passes and has run the ball 32 times for 102 yards in only 72 offensive snaps. The Jaguars have Chad Henne and injured Blaine Gabbert on the roster at quarterback and at 2-12 is tied with the Kansas City Chiefs for the league's worst record.
And @mortreport reports it's "a virtual certainty" that Tim Tebow will play in 2013 for the Jacksonville Jaguars.—
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The circus has moved south. Tebow has a shot at starting against henne & Gabbert, and if they go out and get a good running back in the draft, they could be half decent.
Does it really matter where Tebow goes? I don't see much chance of him making a real difference anywhere. If he's happier there, great, but he doesn't seem to have what it takes to succeed in the NFL.
Yes 80% of 8 passes...small sample size mean anything to you, think he'd have 80% if he was throwing 20-30 times a game? Tebow isn't a NFL caliber QB doesn't have a very accurate arm and has many of the same flaws in his game as Vick, actually I'd take Vick over Tebow. Yes, Tebow led the Broncos to the playoffs (with an 8-8 record) due to the fact that the Broncos play in the awful AFC West where you can win the division at 8-8. At 8-8, the Broncos would have won the division this year too. The Broncos had an extremely easy schedule last season, of the 7 regular season games Tebow won (and many of these can be chalked up to the Denver Defense) not a single one of these teams made the playoffs. The two teams that did make the playoffs faced by Tebow blew the Broncos right out of the stadium. In addition, Tebow and the Broncos lost to the Chargers, the Bills and the Chiefs. The Broncos were completely destroyed by the Bills (and teams that won just 6 games) and Tebow could only generate 3 points against the lowly Chiefs. Yes, he did manage to beat the banged up Steelers on that long TD pass in OT only to again be crushed by the Pats.
Tebow is a nice guy, he just isn't a quality NFL QB and Jacksonville isn't going to win with him either. But since Jacksonville doesn't have any quality NFL QBs right now either and this year's draft is pretty bleak as quality QBs go and Tebow will fill seats from the Swamp Lizard fans, why not? However, if I had the choice to get Tebow from the Jets or Vick from the Eagles, I'd go with Vick. All in all Vick is the better of the two.
Tebow isn't a traditional QB in any sense of the position, but he is a high character winner. The Jets didn't use him right, or at all really. He needs a team with a good, confidant, traditional QB that isn't afraid to share plays, and a good OC that can use a QB like Tebow in in ways to capitalize on the abilities he does have, and ACTUALLY USE HIM! Not just like a wildcat QB,but in any situation, at any time. That forces the other team to prepare for 2 QBs and a playbook that is 2x as big. Jax ISN'T the right team tho...
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Give the kid a chance to play. If anything, he is exciting to watch. He will never go into the NFL HOF, but neither do most players. He will bring that franchise life for a year or two, or even longer if he continues to develop. The Jets are a complete joke and wouldn't know what to do if they had Joe Montana or Tom Brady as QB. They can't develop QB's. just look at their history. Give TT a chance to play, that all. And the answers will be served ..
Book me for 1 game in Jacksonville
Go TEBOW !
tebow has completed 6 of 8 passes this season = 80% = best % of all
@userbub12487 6/8 = 3/4 = 75%, not 80%
He is still under contract with the Jets, right? How is this not considered tampering and unethical (openly expressing an interest to play for another team)?
Read the article a little more closely--it sounds like you're just trying to manufacture some false indignation. Where is it listed that Tebow wants to play for Jacksonville? So, how is he expressing any interest in playing for them? This is a story--we don't even know if it's true, but if it is, reps from the Jets amd Jags have probably engaged in discussions of making a trade involving Tebow. Believe it or not, teams have to talk to each other before they can actually initiate trades. You'll have to do much better than that to tarnish Tebow's good name, but I'm sure that you'll keep trying.
A great fit for Tebow and the Jags. Rex and the defunct Dolphins old coach Tony S. did him and Sanchez wrong.
If this story is true, how is that not tampering? Tebow is currently under contract to the Jets for two more years. Yes, he PROBABLY will be released or traded after the season, but at this time, that has not happened.
@ChazzSteiner Please . . .it would only be tampering if the Jags had secretly bypassed the Jets and contacted Tebow directly! Assuming the story is true--a big assumption--reps of both the Jags and Jets have probably already discussed a trade. Has it ever occurred to you that teams actually have to communicate in advance before a trade can be initiated?
We are going to need a good song for this story!
I like Tebow aside from the religious nonsense. It's a shame he didn't get a chance with the jets.
Maybe the jags will treat him right if they don't get him killed from lack of protection.
There offense needs work but so does the D. If they draft well the addition of Tebow could make them a playoff contender. He found ways to win in Denver but he had help.
@Tom L The 'religious nonsense' is part of Tebow, and I doubt if he asked anyones permission to express his faith. We do still havve freedom of religion don't we? Maybe some peeps don't like your expession of your opinion on Tebow's' religious nonsense'. So freekin what?
@Tom L - the difference in protection for tebow would be the type of offense necessary for what he does best - drop back pro style passers need protection from their offensive line to be effective; all the lineman block defnsive players to keep them away from the QB; they "defend" against the defense getting to QB - quarterbacks in an option style offense dont need that kind of protection - they are attacking the defense, creating lanes for the back and QB to run thru - sprinting out to make the defense come up and cover the run, or stay back and cover the receiver - thats what tebow is good at - if anyone thinks tebow will be a great drop back, pro style QB they are in for a disappointment - if the team he plays for will run an offense in a manner that takes advantage of his strenths, he could be pretty good - you often hear, and see, the offensive line likes this style of active offense attacking the defense - equate it to hitting someone, instead of getting hit - tebow is a florida orange and you cant expect him to become apple juice - play him for more than 5 plays a game in an offense suited for him and you might end up with a nice glass of orange juice
I'm in no way a Tebow nut - but
Broncos proved last year
if you go "all - in" with Tebow, have a solid defense
and tweak the offense to Tebow's strengths (read option)
you can win games, pack the stands
and sell a $#^tload.of #15 jerseys.
How many games has Jacksonville won this year?
What is the average attendance at Jacksonville this year?
How are the jets doing so far?
This is a no-brainer - at least for a couple of seasons.
If Tebow EVER learns how to read defenses, check down his priorities
and throw a football
the AFC South will have 3 good teams with 3 good quarterbacks.all competing for the playoffs.
Laugh if you like
but in the end, the joke is on the rex and the Jets.
hard to disagree with this, ..
I agree with the comments below, "if I were the Broncos, I would have kept Tebow``.... anyone know if the Broncos made the offer to Tebow when they brought Manning in? Any chance, now that Manning has shown he is still a superstar, whether the Broncos might be interested in bringing Tim back? What better fit? And Tim would learn how to throw from one of the greatest.
So Tebow will be buried on a probable 2-14 team next year, which will be 1-15 with him, and nobody outside of Florida will have to hear about him again. There truly is a God!
win win Tebow to Jacksonville all win
Bring him to New England!!! Brady has only gotten us to 5 Super Bowls in 11 years and only ONE in the past 10 months!! We need a QB that can win.
@MarkMcClure we're dying for him to sign here in canada,perfect fit
Good for Tebow providing the Jaguars have a coach who isn't as clueless as Ryan. However, rumors are just that until they become reality, so let's wait and see what happens. If it is true, I'm hoping that Ryan is still around when the Jets next play the Jaguars--I'd love to see the expression on that windbag's face when Tebow goes 2-0 against him and that inept Jets' organization.
@pljaye I don't see the Jags holding opponents to 10 pts each game in order to set Tebow up with a potential game winning drive. However, the Jets do fit that description...
If you bothered to check your records you'd have seen when Tebow was with Denver their GREAT defense was ranked 24th against scoring and 20th over all. Minnesota scored 32 and Oakland 24 and Tebow still led them to victories. GREAT defense .where ? Please look at the actual records and stats.
You're absolutely correct, JohnDillane. Denver's "great" defense also gave up 40 or more points an NFL-leading FIVE times last year. That includes the playoff loss to the Pats when they couldn't stop Brady, Even in the playoff win against Pittsburgh, the defense gave up a 14-point lead in the second half and almost cost the Broncos the game, until Tebow's 80-yard TD pass won the shortest overtime playoff game in NFL history.
It's too bad, but the haters like keithb will just continue to hate no matter how well Tebow perforns. In fact, of all the Tebow-related posts that I've read, I've NEVER read one which accurately acknowledged that Tebow has a higher career passer rating than Sanchez--you would have incorrectly thought that Sanchez had a far better rating and was a superior passer if you based your opinion on most of the ignorant posts that Tebow's detractors spew on the Internet..
If I were the Broncos, I would have kept Tebow. They could still sign Manning plus they have a backup. i think now that Tebow should go to either Jacksonville or Minnesota.
@S712399 Tebow requires an offense that is the exact opposite of what Manning runs.
Broncos did the right thing, and eventually Tebow will land somewhere that the coach actually has enough BRAINS to give him a legitimate shot. rex ryan is a toejam-snorting idiot.
Minnesota would be very interesting. A backfield with Peterson and Tebow might average 200 yards of rushing a game--perfect for the black-and-blue division.
I think that would be a good fit for Tebow. I also think the Jaguars would appreciate him far more than the Jets did.


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