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A friend will be in the Santa Monica area next week and will be celebrating his first wedding anniversary. looking for rec's that are romantic, nice ambiance, good food and pricey is ok - just not wanting to break the bank on one meal as this is just part of a week worth of celebrating.
Willing to travel some as they'll have a car and will be on the road quite a bit. Just don't want too long of a drive back to hotel after dinner (and likely some wine).
Keeping West of the 405: If they would like French, Melisse [11th and Wilshire] would be the high-end choice, with Chez Mimi [26th South of San Vicente] being the moderate priced choice. For Italian, high end would be Vincenti [San Vicente East of Bundy] or Valentino's [Pico West of Centinela], with Drago [Wilshire West of 26th] being a tad more moderate. For Cal-American (and game), Josie [Pico West of 26th] or Michael's (on the patio) [3rd North of Wilshire]. As a bit of a wild card, Abode [Colorado and Ocean]--I have not been back since the opening chef left.
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To add to the high end restaurants, I would suggest Capo 1810 Ocean Ave
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I'm not exactly sure what the OP meant by not wanting to "break the bank" on this one meal, but I have a feeling that Capo would accomplish the breaking, with a an arm and a leg in casts as well (after getting the bill) for good measure.
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I had a terrible experience at the Ivy at the shore - actively bad food, and very overpriced. How can lobster ravioli go so wrong? I think it's one of those particular LA places where the possibility of celebrity spotting outweighs any attention to food. Michael's is also mediocre, though I have heard it was once great. Josie's is amazing - one of the best meals of my life. Jiraffe is good too, but the atmosphere is not exciting.
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Good service and reasonably priced, yes, but romantic is not an adjective I'd use for Ocean Ave. I think the Loster at sunset is much more romantic...
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I also recommend Jiraffe, and second Joes in Venice. Joes may be a bit further, but it is wonderful. Have been to both places for celebratory dinners with my husband and would wholeheartedly recommend either.
If we continue to have this terrific weather, your friend and his bride could not get more romantic than the Inn of the Seventh Ray in Topanga. And I will always recommend the Saddle Peak Lodge, though (depending on the state of your friend's wallet) it might be break-the-bank expensive -- figure dinner for 2, with a bottle of wine, around $200. But it sure meets the criteria of (a) romantic, (b) nice ambience, (c) good food, and (d) pricey.


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As was discussed in the earlier thread, there is a second HVRW this year, in November. I happened to check their website tonight and they have the list of restaurants up, and several are already taking reservations thru Opentable.
I need to try Swift in Beacon this time, they're on the list for the first time, I believe. Hudson at Haymount House in Briarcliff Manor has their menu up already, and I was considering trying them until I saw they had an $8 surcharge for short ribs (someone might want to give them the heads up that this is NOT the way to put together a restaurant week menu with only two entree choices and putting a surcharge on one).
As in the past, I highly recommend Back Yard Bistro in Montgomery both for variety and quality. It's a tiny place so reserve early (but let me get my reservation first :-) ). I think I will go back to 42 for lunch, since I had a nice lunch there last time (and a not as great lunch when I went back the following week because I enjoyed it so much the first time). And of course I have to go back to North! And I hope that Valley will have a menu that is more interesting to me than in March, since I did not go then.
Tavern in Garrison does not appear to be on the list, which is odd since Valley is. McKinney & Doyle in Pawling is also absent.
Post your suggestions of great places you've tried in previous HVRW's.
I just made reservations for '76 House in Tappan. We ate there a year or so ago and had liked it, but then it wasn't during Restaurant weeks. When I called, the woman was surprised, and had to put me on hold to ask questions. I was probably the first one? They are not participating in Restaurant Week for the Saturday nights, even though it appeared online that they are. So I booked a Friday night. I'm assuming/hoping that their regular menu will be available should we not like their Restaurant Week offerings? Is this usually the case? I could always call and ask them, but I'll wait a few weeks to do so since they didn't know anything much yet.
I just made reservations for Swift for a Saturday night. One down, who knows how many to go :).
I wish more places would post their menus sooner. Tavern is one of my favorite places that I've tried during HVRW. I usually try new places instead of going back to the same ones, but I'm sorry to see it's not on the list. I'm interested in possibly trying the Ship Lantern Inn in Milton - which, by the way, is actually in Ulster County, not in Dutchess as is listed on the HVRW site.
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Several more menus seem to have been posted. One you will not find on the HVRW site is 42, but they have it on their own site, listed under special events. The lunch menu looks better than dinner, at least to me (same as last time). I do not understand why they never post the menu on the HVRW website.
I may try Red Devon again, we ate there a couple of years ago and it was quite good. They were not on the March HVRW.
re: MisterBill2
42's menu is on the site now. A $21 supplemental charge for ribeye?? And $15 for black cod. Do they usually have large surcharges? At least there are a few other choices of entrees, but $21 seems kind of outrageous considering it's more than 2/3rds of the dinner price.
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Yes, that's why I go for lunch, where the portions were very large last year and there are no surcharges. Obviously not everyone can do that. Also, be sure to park across the street (in the building with Target, or at the Galleria) to avoid the $10 parking charge.
It seems like North may not be booking HVRW via Opentable. The HVRW site says to call and when I check on Opentable, there are no dates available once RW starts, and there should be some since they normally book 30 days out.
joseph's steakhouse in hyde park is participating in RW. just had dinner there the other night and the steak was excellent.
Just wanted to mention that I contacted Haymount and pointed out that their $8 surcharge did not send a good message, and they agreed with my point and removed it from the menu!
North is booking on Opentable but they only do 4 weeks in advance. 42 requires a credit card for a reservation but I gave in for lunch.
Back Yard Bistro is not going to be open on Sundays this time.
Made a reservation at X2O for the first Saturday, which is looking like it's booking up fast-- only 5 pm and 9 pm left. I haven't gone the past couple of years for RW but the menu looks so great and we haven't been there in a while, so we'll give it a shot. I'll have to set a reminder for myself about North since we definitely don't want to miss out on that either!
re: i_eat_a_lot_of_ice_cream
Hey, ice-cream, I did X2O last year, and while the food was very good, I felt very much like I was on a production line. They've got HVRW down to an art, and my experience was that they've taken efficiency to the point of rushing. I'd almost suggest taking a later table; knowing that they're less likely to be planning to turn it, you might fare better.
re: Mrs.Sean
Thanks for posting this, Mrs. Sean. You reminded me why we didn't go to X2O during the last two Restaurant Weeks. I remember feeling rushed. I cancelled our reservation there and made one at North on the first Friday night, where we were allowed to linger for a long time. Maybe we'll try somewhere new too.
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I finally made my reservation for North today, for the 2nd Tuesday. I forgot to do it early in the day and by the time I looked at 4pm, 7pm was no longer available. Had to settle for 6:45pm.
I have a reservation for X20 for the last night, but it's more of a placeholder. I want to see what some other places have on their menu and will cancel X20 if nothing else looks good. We're going to be there the following Sunday for a birthday party for my mother-in-law, so I could skip being there two weeks in a row.
If you have not been to Back Yard Bistro, I cannot recommend it highly enough. It's a bit of a drive from Westchester but well worth it (and probably not much further than Yonkers from Northern Westchester, where I believe you are).
So I told my daughter to check the lunch menu at 42 to see if she wanted to join us, and it turns out they've completely changed the menu from what was there before!! No more salmon, now it's a salmon Caesar salad. No more salmon sashimi appetizer. The whole menu is decidedly less exciting and I will probably cancel my reservation. Even stranger, they now show a kids menu for lunch, at a mere $21.95 -- $1 more than the adult HVRW 3 course meal!
Back Yard Bistro's menu is up and looks interesting. My son enjoyed the beef heart last time, but this time it does not come with tongue.
re: MisterBill2
Their menu is up and I'm not terribly excited by it. The entree choices don't appeal to me-- I hate skate and the pasta sounds like a cop-out. Think I'll skip it this time....
A _lot_ of places are excluding Fri/Sat dinner, which I understand, but don't think I'll be making it to many as a result...
Edited to add: Ooh, I see 42 is doing Saturdays. I haven't been there yet and the menu looks great. I made a res there...
re: i_eat_a_lot_of_ice_cream
We obviously have different tastes because I actually like skate wing, and my wife will eat the steak. Appetizers don't sound the best but desserts sound good. The guy finally called me back today so I made a reservation. We didn't go in March because I didn't like their menu back then (it looked good as I recall, but no entrees I could eat).
I had a reservation for X2O but X finally put up their menu and I liked it better, so I cancelled X2O. Someone got lucky and got a 6pm Sunday reservation after that!. I had the X2O reservation as a placeholder until I found something better but I'm more interested in X's, so I may keep it. I hope I have a better experience than I did the last time I did HVRW at X, when they put us in a room next to a large party of families with noisy kids. I eventually had to be moved to another table and it ruined the whole meal.
I don't like the supplements on 42's dinner menu, and without them it's basically the same as lunch. I cancelled my lunch reservation and made one at Kittle House instead. Still waiting to see their menu. At least parking will be free.
I'm surprised that all the restaurants don't show the menus for RW. I just pass over the ones that don't show a menu.
I'm hoping Swift will post their menu soon...otherwise I'm trying to decide between Ship Lantern Inn, The Terrace Club, and Valley. Their menus all look pretty good to me. Any recs?
I may also venture up to Agriturismo alone for lunch as I've been wanting to try it. It's a hike even for me though.
re: Solstice444
Finally got to Agriturismo for first time. Saturday night 2 weeks ago. Worth the drive (an hour from me). Loved the vibe as well as the menu. My entree of the fish of the day (Montauk Flounder) was perfectly prepared--lemon, ww and tarragon. My friends who all ordered pasta dishes were a little overwhelmed by the portion sizes.
re: Solstice444
I'm rather upset that Swift has not posted because I'm going there next Saturday with friends. How difficult is it to post your menu 3 days before the event starts? Artists Palate just posted theirs and it looks pretty good. North hasn't posted either, they said they'd do it this week. At least with them I know they won't disappoint. Alain's in Nyack has not posted yet, either. I guess they had an excuse with the storm.
re: Solstice444
I do not recommend Terrace Club. Had a poor HVRW meal there a couple of years ago, although others have liked it. And while I like wings, it is not something I'd expect to see on the menu of a place that wants to be taken seriously for food. Valley is always good, although I haven't been there since their chef left to go to Swift. Their menu looks good, I like skate wing. We're going this Thursday.
re: Solstice444
The people we were supposed to eat with at Swift just cancelled out on me, so I decided to switch to Artist's Palate. I have a bunch of stuff I don't eat and did not want to take a chance that Swift would finally post their menu and have it not have stuff I wanted. Plus I've had reservations that I have cancelled at AP a couple of times in the past and felt like I should finally eat there.
re: Solstice444
Swift's menu is finally posted. I decided I liked it so I made a reservation for Sunday. I have a reservation for Alain's but they have not posted yet so I will probably cancel there. I wonder if Alain's is open since I think they are close to the water. Their domain expired this week so their website is gone.
Swift seems to have plenty of reservations available.
Just made a reservation for Ship Lantern Inn for next Tuesday night. Looking forward to it! All of the entrees look good.
I went to the Ship Lantern Inn in Milton tonight and had a great meal! It's an old school type of place, where the waiters are dressed in suits and they pull out your chair for you and place your napkin on your lap. The service was friendly and very polite. They lit a fire and the ambiance was perfect for a cold night like tonight. All the courses were brought out relatively quickly, but the place wasn't crowded at all so we didn't feel rushed. The bread was really good and it came with a tomato and garlic spread that I couldn't stop eating. My petite filet topped with blue cheese was perfectly cooked to medium and was very tender. It was served with mashed potatoes, asparagus, sauteed spinach, some sort of mushroom souffle, and apple butter. The apple butter didn't really go with the meal, but it was very tasty. My dad said his pork chop was excellent. For dessert I had the apple fritter with cinnamon pecan ice cream and a caramel sauce. It was delicious! The appetizers were enjoyable as well. I would certainly go back. They also had my favorite ever mints on the way out! (The white powdery ones with a chewy flavored center.)
re: Solstice444
Yum!! Excited for my first rw meal on Friday!
re: i_eat_a_lot_of_ice_cream
Where are you eating?
re: Solstice444
thanks solstice, we keep meaning to go there but have never gotten around to it. is it fancy dress? are kids allowed if they're behaved, or adults only?
we won't be around for much of restaurant week unfortunately and haven't had time to get out for a while.
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My dad didn't dress up since he didn't know what the place was like ahead of time, so there isn't a dress code. You'd probably feel more comfortable dressing up a bit though, like no jeans or sweatshirts. I didn't see any customers really dressed up. There were no kids there last night, but I'd imagine kids are allowed. Aha - just checked their website and it said "A Vegetarian Menu and a Young Guest Menu is Available Upon Request."
re: Solstice444
OK now you're touching on one of my pet peeves....as much as I like a certain decorum from service and staff ....I really appreciate a little decorum on the part of other guests. I imagine in these times restaurants appreciate guests almost any way they come--but as a peer guest, let me say, I really appreciate -- No sweats, no tee shirts...a little decorum, please.
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That's why I said that for this restaurant, you should probably dress more nicely than "casual". Although you wouldn't be turned away if you were dressed casually. But having all of the guests dressed appropriately adds to the ambience.
re: Solstice444
thanks solstice. i try to make sure we're dressed appropriately for the place we're going, also time and date. for example, i don't take my kids out to restaurants at 7pm on a friday evening unless it's the type of place that is serving families at that time.
I haven't had a chance to write my usual reviews but wanted to mention that we ate at Valley in Garrison on Thursday night and it was just incredible. They did not have the skate wing that was on their posted menu (I found out it was due to supply issues because of the storm) but they did fluke instead and it was great. From the amuse (a slice of duck breast with roasted brussels sprout to the post-dessert amuse (little red velvet cupcake bite) it was truly wonderful. They're only open Thursday-Saturday and I think Saturdays were mostly booked.
Ate at Hudson at Haymount House on Tuesday and the food was pretty good but our service was terrible and the bread was bad (may sound like a nit but I've found that you can tell a lot about a restaurant by their bread). I will try to post more about that later.
Tonight we are going to Artists Palate (foie gras and duck breast on the menu!) and tomorrow Swift.
re: MisterBill2
How was Swift? Since I live only 10 minutes away, I'm curious to hear how it was.
re: Solstice444
I've been really bad about posting stuff. Swift was excellent, a really pleasant surprise. We had a table near the window and had a great view of the falls (who knew there was such a thing as Beacon Falls!). Food similar in type to Valley, which is understandable since that's where the chef came from. I had the quail appetizer which I really enjoyed. My wife had a salad with dried squash. For entree, I had a chicken which was supposed to have pork in the cassoulet vegetables but they agreed to make it without for me. My wife had the the steak which she really enjoyed. For dessert we had a deconstructed baked apple, which was unusual (but in a good way) and my wife had the chocolate peanut butter ice cream sandwich, which was topped with a fresh marshmallow. A co-worker went on Saturday night and did not have as nice an experience. They sat her at a table near the entrance (not near the window) even though she had requested being near the window. Interestingly, we saw a couple seated at that same table when we were there, and I couldn't imagine why they were put there given that they were not full by the window (we went on Sunday). My co-worker also said that her dessert portions ere smaller than ours (I showed her a picture of the peanut butter thing). I would definitely go back but I would make sure I got a window table. They have a really lovely event space there as well. I spoke to a chef from another restaurant who lives in Beacon and he said that he had been to a wedding there a couple of weeks earlier. They're also opening a hotel next year.
2 meals to report on, one new for us and one of our favorites:
Restaurant North- Our third time at North for RW and our favorite meal yet. We arrived a couple minutes before our 8 pm reservation to a long line of parties of four+ waiting for their reserved tables from 7 and 7:30. We checked in with the host and ordered one of their special RW NYS wines (a red wine from Hudson, NY)-- $20.95!!-- and enjoyed a glass before being led to our table upstairs (recommended for a quieter dinner) away from the chaos downstairs. Apparently a lot of big parties were lingering because many locals were still without power.
Service was a bit off, as it has been in the past on RW, but we didn't really care-- the food was just as excellent as it is full price, with no skimping on portions. (The only miss was the gluten free bread-- bleh!!!) My butternut squash was so creamy and flavorful, topped with tiny potato chips. The pumpkin risotto was perfectly cooked with a dollop of duck confit (!!) on top that just pushed it over the edge of decadent. My chicken entree was unbelievably good-- two generous pieces (a breast and a thigh I think?), cooked to perfection with a crispy skin, atop greens (chard, I think?) and cheesy polenta. My husband's pork was tender and flavorful, with roasted broccoli and a grape and bacon "stew." Dessert was over the top. We both ordered the cookie skillet, which came with a huge scoop of Jane's vanilla ice cream. Neither of us could finish; wish we had asked for one to go!! Only quibble was that they never came out and asked us if we wanted coffee or tea with dessert, which disappointed my husband, because they have had very good coffee selections from Strongtree roasters in the past. This is a MUST for RW. The value is ridiculous! (in a good way)
42- Very different atmosphere, less my speed. With the lighting, music, and crowd, I felt like I was in a nightclub. We went with another couple, which made it more fun. It is not my idea of a romantic night out. It IS very different from any other restaurant I've been to in Westchester, and the view is definitely stunning.
The food paled in comparison to my recent favorite meals (North, Kittle Tap Room, Blue Hill bar), but it was still quite good. Portions not as generous as North. The butternut squash soup was prettier than North's, but not as artfully flavored. Handmade pasta with lamb sausage and fennel pollen got a thumbs up (nicely cooked to al dente) and entrees were enjoyed all around-- Portuguese fried chicken was nicely crisped without being too oily, pork shoulder confit was tender but perhaps a tad underseasoned; only miss was the tube pasta with tomato sauce, guanciale, and poached egg, not to our friend's taste. Dessert portions were laughably small-- my chocolate pudding perhaps 5 spoonfuls and the carrot cake trifle served in a little diminuitive cup. I definitely would not return full price-- not my scene-- and probably would pass on RW to try another new place.


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Hey folks,
So I'm an apartment brewer, trying to go all grain for as cheap and dirty as I possibly can. My best bet at this point is BIAB in an 8 gallon bucket with a 1500W element.
I'm not worried about the bucket, the reasearch I've done says that Food grade Polypropylene is fine to boil in.
I'm a little concerned about the element though. My apartment has 15 amp circuits so a 2000W element is out of the question. The math says that it'll take an hour to reach mash temp with a 1500W element and another 30 to hit a boil from that. The fact that it'll be slow doesn't bother me. But I want to know if anyone has done it and if it'll actually get there once losses and stuff are counted.
I do have a second circuit near enough that I could plug into with a short extension cord, so a second 1500W is possible. I'd really like to try and avoid that however as the 12.5A that each element is pulling at 120V will cause real life inconveniences around the house. I don't think that my girlfriend will enjoy not being able to use power in the living room 'cause I'm trying to boil stuff for 3 hours
The apartment does not have GFCI protection on the outlets, so I'll be relying on plug in GFCI adapters like this: http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/POW...5&cm_vc=HPPVZ3 If there's one available for 220 (I haven't seen one yet) then that may become an option, but for now I'm really only exploring the 120v option.
Thanks guys
I have a small batch system that uses a 2000watt element and I can't boil 6.5 gallon batches without using my electric stove as a supplement heat source.
So I'd say that no you can't boil a 6gal batch with a 1500 watt element.
I use this Formula to calculatehttp://www.smartbrewer.com/tools/heat.php
deg F per min = 0.0068 * P / (gallons * LF)
0.0068 = co-efficient
P= Power
LF = loss factor, to account for heat loss. A well-insulated vessel might be 1.05 or less; uninsulated might be 1.10 to 1.15 or more depending on geometry, material, covered or open, etc.
deg F per min = 0.0068 * 1500 / (6 * 1.1)
So using the above formula.... the temperature rise per minute in your case will be approximately 1.87F
If you start with water at 60F, (212-60)/1.87 = time taken to boil which is approximately 82 minutes
But I bet in this 82 minutes the heat loss is more than what you are gaining.
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Energy loss would be calculated with:
btu/min = A * dT / (R * 60)
1 kW = 56.87btu / min
kW = 56.87 x A x dT / (R x 60)
A = square area of vessel (in sq ft)
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Never seems to be time to do it right but there's always time to do it twice.
I just tested my kettle with a 5500 W element but with 120v (1375W) and I was able to do a 6 gallon batch but it took 90 min to go from mash out to boil and was hard to hold it there.
My stovetop has a 1500w element, and it can and does boil 6 gallons (down to 5). However, it does take nearly an hour to reach boiling from mash-out temps and it's not the most vigorous of boils.
The hardest part of all-grain brewing is arguing about it on the interwebs.http://www.facebook.com/pages/Tims-C...9089362?ref=hl
I use 2 1500 watt high density elements and make 10 gal batches (13 gal preboil volume). I get a decent rolling boil. I've made blondes and Czech pilsners without a hint of DMS (or the notorious scorching). Takes a while to get up to a boil but I've got plenty to keep me busy during my brewday. I've never measured how long each step takes to get up to temp but my brewday takes at most 6hrs including cleaning.
So I am working on putting a 1500 watt element into my keggle HLT. I only want to get 10-12 gallons of water up to mash temps (170F) I plan to plug my temp controller into a timer, so I don't care about how long it takes, but my question is, will a 1500 watt element get 10-12 gallons up to mash temps?
I have a keggle, I do plan to insulate the outside, and use a lid.
I'm only trying to save on propane costs and I do not want to go to the expense of buying 20 feet of 10 gauge wire, a 240 circuit breaker, connectors and the hassle of installation, not to mention, I would like to remain somewhat mobile if I need to, so 1500 watt is the only reasonable size.


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 - Cranky, you probably are like "So you think XBOX is more important than anything else!?" I'll give you a hint: I'm not the only one who plays it. I admit to constantly entering giveaways on Twitter in the past year...which I really got lazy about recently. I DID end up winning quite a few games, though

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 Also, I owe all of you an apology (especially Crankeh who I admit to ignoring a couple time when messaging me). I really left all of you in the dust when I abandoned BG. From the bottom of my heart, I have to say "I am sorry."

 Well, that is the explanation I have for my absence. If you want a simple sentence summary because you thought "tl;dr" or think I'm being a bit too dramatic, I don't have the time or the motivation to commit myself to BG. Creating this website was a LOT of FUN, and I learned (and now forgotten  ) a great deal of coding. Crankeh, Jeff, and everyone else in the BG community, farewell, and I hope you live your lives to the fullest.http://bramblegamers.forumotion.com/t1232-a-proper-goodbye-and-some-explainingThis site needs a makeover.2013-03-18T04:07:48ZFluncherI'll be willing to do it, if I have some help. John is still alive, I still talk to him weekly/monthly on Raptr. If any of you want to help, it would be great.

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 IF I DIDN'T MAKE THAT CLEAR.

 WE SHALL START AT DAWN.

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 Er, welcome to my Nuzlocke. May this bring you slight satisfaction. Slight.

 Le Rules:
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 >>>>1a) Dupe Clause in effect. I cannot catch any dupes. Dupes count as Pokemon registered in the Pokedex.
 >>>>1b) Shinies can be caught without consequences.
 2) If my Pokemon faints, it's dead and must be boxed in the "Death..." box.

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Start game as the male. Named myself Drake.

Names rival Josh.

Start game.

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 Timid? TIMID?! /sigh/ At least speed is raised...

Caught Drew, the Naive natured Male Starly on Route 201.

Caught PewDeePie, the Modest natured Female Bidoof at Verity Lake.

Caught Mr. Charge, the Rash natured Male Shinx on Route 202.

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 D-Drew?
 Drew? Speak to me.
 DREW?!
 ...

Boxed Drew in the "Death..." box. You were a brave soul, my friend. I really wanted to take you to the top as a Staraptor. But... that damn Bidoof got a crit. In fact, you were at 12 HP, and the Bidoof's tackle could only do four normally, so I thought it'd do eight as a crit. It not only got a crit that turn, but it did triple damage. It was my fault... I wasn't thinking about crits clearly... I-I'll miss you Drew. You were among the greatest of Starly. /salutes/

Gets to Jubilife, does what I need to do, and goes to Route 218 and uses the Old Rod. Caught Corey, the Hardy natured Male Magikarp. Trust me on this, raising it to level twenty is totally worth it, especially end game against Cynthia. (Immune to her Garchomp's Earthquake, access to moves like Avalanche, is a tank and can hit harder than ever.)

Got the Poketch.

Even after five times of playing Platinum, I was still royally surprised to be battled by Josh once I got to the new route. BATTLE COMMENCE!

Beat his Starly (Drew...) easily, now it's time for Piplu- Wait...
 Steve can't battle it, since PIPLUP knows Bubble now.
 Corey can't, since his only move is Splash.
 Mr. Charge only knows Tackle and Leer.
 PewDeePie only knows Tackle and Growl.
 ...
 I'm screwed. Noooooooo-
 But possibly yes!

Go, PewDeePie! Use Growl!

PIPLUP used Growl!

Silly, spazzy, punctuate-for-emphasis (EMPHASIS) Josh, you fail to realize one thing...
 I don't plan on attacking with PewDeePie.

The foe PIPLUP's attack can't go lower!

Go! Mr. Charge! Use Leer!

PIPLUP used Growl!

Mr. Charge used Leer! The foe PIPLUP's defense can't go lower!

Return Mr. Charge! Go, PewDe-
 ...?
 ... S-Steve? No, it's too dangerous. Bubble's a special attack, which only Piplup's attack is down.
 ...
 ... Are you sure you can do this?
 ...
 ... Fine, but just one turn.

Quite literally K.O's Piplup in one hit, while only being one level higher.

Awesome, we're gonna get a catch on the route east of Jubilife. But most of the Pokemon found there are all dupes, so I can only catch Abra or Kricketot.
 ... An Abra appeared... Oh well, they're nice. /chucks Pokeball/

Aw! It appeared to be caught!

Wild Abra fled!

Well, there goes that catch. And, honest to Arceus, the very next encounter? Kricketot... ;^;

I'm on the road, to Oreburgh City. I'm on the r- uh... apparently, a hiker gave me HM06. Whee~ Obtained HM06: Rock Smash!

Caught Topanga, the Naive natured (Drew was Naive too...) Female Geodude in Oreburgh Gate!

Arrived in Oreburgh, talked to Josh, then headed for the mine.

Caught Shawn, the something natured (It's in the box, so I don't know it) Male Zubat in Oreburgh Mine!

Talked to Roark, left the mine, and went to Route 207.

Caught MUSCLES, the Mild natured Male Machop.

GRINDING. /Later/ Okay MUSCLES, you'll be curbstomping this gym, but you're only level ten. Can you make it?
 MUSCLES: /nods/
 Terrific.

MUSCLES proceeds to beat the two gym trainers, getting to level 12.

Roark would like to battle! Roark sent out GEODUDE!

lolCurbstomp (Leveled up to level 13)

Roark sent out Cranidos!

Crapcrapcrapcrapcrap. I know Cranidos doesn't know any rock type moves, but Pursuit and Headbutt would hurt MUSCLES. One hit oughta do it!

Low Kick=Cranidos at yellow-almost red-HP. And that headbutt did almost half of MUSCLES' health.
 ...
 M-MUSCLES? C-Can you do it?
 ...
 ... OK MUSCLES... I trust you... Now go on and win.

CRANIDOS used Headbutt! (Oh no...)
 ...
 MUSCLES? /MUSCLES is lying on the ground/ Oh Arceus... /Drake turns away/

Roark sent out ONIX!

Wait, what? /looks back to see MUSCLES at red health. He beat the Cranidos! (And leveled up)/
 MUSCLES, you're so awesome~

Curbstomp the Onix, leveled up to 15!

Obtained the COAL BADGE!

http://bramblegamers.forumotion.com/t1228-crits-crits-everywheremnk;uhjihkih aaagaggagaga2012-09-25T00:15:43ZJeff9978aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhho ihouihohh9-http://bramblegamers.forumotion.com/t1229-mnkuhjihkih-aaagaggagagaPokemon black and white 2 coming to Japan soon2012-09-02T08:14:40ZxLightBlack and white 2 is coming to Japan soon all the fans are excited anybody excited? FAll 2012http://bramblegamers.forumotion.com/t1219-pokemon-black-and-white-2-coming-to-japan-soonHydro's Emerald Nuzlocke Journal2012-08-20T23:57:17ZHydrocannon2727Recently, I have decided to take the Emerald Nuzlocke challenge, because the game play has gotten too easy. For those of you who don't know what a Nuzlocke is, it is essentially a walkthrough of the game where I take on a set of rules to make the game more difficult. The rules are pretty simple:
 -I may only catch the first Pokemon I encounter in any dungeon (Route, Cave, Forest, etc.), and if I fail to do so, then I cannot attempt to catch another.
 -If any of my Pokemon faint, they are pressumed dead, and I am forbidden to use it for the rest of the game.
 -I must nickname any and all Pokemon I get, regardless if I will use it or not.

 Day 1
 -I get a Treecko, that I name Reptar.
 -I fight, and defeat May.
 -I encounter and capture a Zigzagoon I name Chopper on Route 101.
 -I encounter and capture a Poochyena I name Hyena on Route 102.
 -I encounter and capture a Lotad I name Lily on Route 103.
 -I encounter and Capture another Poochyena I name Chapelle on Route 104.
 -I encounter and Capture a Cascoon I name Cropduster in Petalburg Woods.
 -I fight and defeat Roxanne.
 -I encounter and capture a Taillow I name Jay on Route 105(?).
 -I encounter and capture a Whismur I name Amp in Rusturf Tunnel.
 -We fight May and win, at the cost of Lily's life.
 End of Day 1

 Day 2
 -I encounter and capture a Tentacool I name Jelly in Dewford Town.
 -I encounter and capture a Magikarp named Onaga on Route 106.
 -I encounter and capture a Makuhita named Carl in Dewford cave.
 -I encounter and capture an Electrike named Thunder on Route 110.
 -We lose Hyena to a Skitty's Double Slap.
 -We lose Reptar to an Aron's Crit Headbutt.
 -I rename Chapelle Hyena II in honor of Hyena, and he becomes a prominent member of the team.
 End of Day 2

 Current Team Members (4)
 Thunder the Manetric Lv.26
 Hyena II the Mightyena Lv.24
 Jay the Swellow Lv.26
 Carl the Makuhita Lv.23
 Jelly the Tentacool Lv.23
 Turnips the Gloom Lv.21
 http://bramblegamers.forumotion.com/t1224-hydro-s-emerald-nuzlocke-journalthis internet web adress2012-08-17T20:20:13ZJeff9978IS. AMAZING. AMIRITE?http://bramblegamers.forumotion.com/t1225-this-internet-web-adressHey, Sorry Guys...2012-08-17T20:17:54ZHydrocannon2727I apologize for my recent inactivity, but I just got a girlfriend, and all of this crazy stuff, and I've just been caught up in all of the life, stuff... Anyway, I'll make an effort to get on here more often.http://bramblegamers.forumotion.com/t1227-hey-sorry-guysReturning.2012-08-17T20:17:08ZKotaruWell.

 I'm not sure why I came back, the only reason I came back was to see if the site was going as good as I thought it would be, but I came back and all I see new was the Banner.

 And all I need to say is that, if anyone is here and pretty sure there is, we can at least try to bring this site back, if possible.

 -Kotaruhttp://bramblegamers.forumotion.com/t1226-returningFavorite Ability2012-08-15T12:36:01ZBramblefangKirby can have the ability to breathe fire. He can turn into a rock. He can even shoot lasers out of his eyes! What's your favorite Kirby ability?http://bramblegamers.forumotion.com/t754-favorite-abilityFavorite Ledgend of Zelda Game 2012-08-10T20:23:43ZWhitemoonWhats your favorite Zelda game?

 Me:Twilight Princesshttp://bramblegamers.forumotion.com/t650-favorite-ledgend-of-zelda-gameSuper RP Time2012-07-20T05:53:44ZHydrocannon2727Ok, so this is how the story goes:

 A long time ago, in the Kanto desert, the Strawberry Jelly Bean and his best friend, Monkey D. Luffy, went looking for the One Piece, which was being held hostage by a Demon Pineapple Warlord that had teamed up with Sephiroth. He stole the One Piece in order to lure in SJB and Luffy because he is looking for his friend Waldo whom he believe was kidnapped by the duo.

 Edward "Whitebeard" Newgate, and his Second mate, Portgaz D. Ace team up with the Flying Dutchman, who is the real kidnapper of Waldo, in order to assist Ace's brother (Luffy) on his journey to find the One Piece. One their quest, S. Jelly Bean and Luffy put up posters in order make a makeshift crew in order to find it. However, only two people answer the call: Zoro the Pirate hunter and a Jonin by the name of Iruka, who is a big fan of One Piece, and wants to help Luffy and the Jelly Bean, who is actually a reincarnated Eiichiro Oda.

 However, also on a journey to find the One Piece is Goku and his brother, Vegata, who want the One Piece because it obtains the seven Dragon Balls, which are needed to revive the recently deceased Piccolo, who is following Oda around as a ghost, which creeps Oda out.

 The story begins with Oda getting in an argument with Piccolo, which is who is better: Agent Smith or V, but they don't realize he's the same guy.

 All I need is you guys to fill roles. If it come to it, you can apply for more than one, but we'll start with one. First come, first serve:

 Good guys
 Eiichiro/ SJB:
 Monkey D. Luffy:
 Zoro the Pirate Hunter:
 Portgaz D. Ace:
 Whitebeard:
 The Flying Dutchman:
 Piccolo:
 Iruka:

 Villains
 The Pineapple Warlord:
 Sephiroth: Hydrocannon2727
 Goku:
 Vegeta:
 Waldo:
 Dr. Doom:
 Blackbeard:
 Pein:
 Tobi:
 Grimmjow Jaggerjack:

 BTW, the others are just for whim, but they'll only be minor villains.
 http://bramblegamers.forumotion.com/t1223-super-rp-timeThe REAL reason for Vanilluxe2012-05-30T17:18:00ZApplejackOK, you know how some people think an ice cream Pokemon is ridiculous? Well, what if I were to tell you that Vanilluxe is a suggestive Pokemon?

 Notice how there are TWO heads to Vanilluxe, and one cone. If you know what I'm leaning at, then you're correct. If you don't it's

Spoiler:

awfully similar to a *** and testicles.

 Now you might be thinking either, "Big deal, many people have ice cream cones like that" or "That makes perfect sense!"

 If you're thinking the first one, you probably need more evidence. Now, if you look on Vanillite's Bulbapedia page, you'll see that under the ice cream part is a round, blue ball. So, in theory, this must be the same for Vanilluxe.

 Now do you see what I mean. This is why they made the Ice Cream line; Just to create Vanilluxe and put the suggestive Pokemon in, well, Pokemon.http://bramblegamers.forumotion.com/t1221-the-real-reason-for-vanilluxeGuess who's returned?2012-05-26T14:21:23ZNetko (Con1)Yeah, sorry for the reeeeeeeaaaaaly long absence guys.......

 I've been extreamly busy at college with the mass amount of deadlines for it, and my school email account was closed, so I didn't get many notifcations to keep myself here....

 Well.....I just found BG on my PSP's bookmarks so I desided to pop on here.......

 Next year, i'll be doing programming and maybe some java and CSS.......and i just noticed my admin position is gone sooooo.... i don't think i'll be able to help out much anymore anyways..http://bramblegamers.forumotion.com/t1185-guess-who-s-returnedBad news(Non-Site related)2012-05-26T05:18:59ZNetko (Con1)Today, I came home... but when I came to see the drive, our caravan that we use to go on Holidays was stolen.

 I rang my dad who then rang the cops, they came out and took some details...

 My dad is in shock, stressed and in abit of depression right now. Im in abit of shock too. http://bramblegamers.forumotion.com/t1220-bad-newsnon-site-relatedMy Little Pony Friendship is Magic Pony Maker2012-05-22T23:15:14ZApplejackhttp://www.dolldivine.com/mlp-fim-pony-creator.php

 The Pony maker. It customizes any pony to the max! You can have a Spiderman pony, a Phoenix Wright pony, hell, just about any pony!

 So when/if you check out the maker, share your ponies here!http://bramblegamers.forumotion.com/t1192-my-little-pony-friendship-is-magic-pony-makerBanner Update2012-05-07T22:32:46ZBramblefang

 Is our new banner. Hooray!
http://bramblegamers.forumotion.com/t1195-banner-updatemy re-introduction thread2012-05-05T00:19:09Zbrandon_gHi This Brandon_G,
 I've been gone for like close to a 10 months now and I'm truly sorry about that I had alot of family stuff to take care of... I now plan to stick around and come here quite often. http://bramblegamers.forumotion.com/t1214-my-re-introduction-threadBagon2012-04-27T18:57:33ZWhitemoonSo I really want a newly hatched Bagon (good nature if possible, but if not don't worry about it) Lv.1, if female name it Saphira and if male name it Eragon

 I will trade almost anything just ask if I have it.

 Soul Silver FC: Silver - 4599 4206 7145http://bramblegamers.forumotion.com/t1213-bagonNeeded Pokemon2012-04-23T20:29:30ZOkamiMy friend needs these Pokemon to complete the NATIONAL POKEDEX:
 Regirock
 Registeel
 Jirachi
 Darkrai
 Shaymin
 Manaphy
 Mew
 Deoxys

 She has almost ANY pokemon imaginable to trade. Also, I have some Lv. 100s I will be willing to give up if you want them instead.
 NO HACKED POKEMON PLEASE.http://bramblegamers.forumotion.com/t1212-needed-pokemonRoyal Canterlot Wedding2012-04-23T16:38:17ZApplejackThis was just awesome. Many things happened! Share your thoughts about it!http://bramblegamers.forumotion.com/t1218-royal-canterlot-weddingBlack and White 2 Postponed?2012-04-15T01:31:27ZUlqi-chanApparently, Pokémon Black and White 2 are being postponed for a another year. As we have been told they would be released as the sequel to Pokémon Black and White, they are, according to pictures and articles relating to the topic, supposed to contain event Pokémon we never got to capture in Black and White, like Genesect and Meloetta. Also, they are said to have a combination of Kyruem and either Reshiram or Zekrom as their mascot, and the latter is assigned according to which game version the player has.

 However, if things are going like that are, they will have to wait one more year than planned. Perhaps because the producers and game formatters are not fully sure about the plot, or maybe some other mere problem, but nonetheless, it is troubling to gamers across the globe that are anxiously waiting for the new game.

 An article concerning the matter can be found here.

 Thoughts? Opinions?

 (NOTE: There's a reason it's under "BG Community.")http://bramblegamers.forumotion.com/t1216-black-and-white-2-postponedHow is just dance for wii?2012-04-04T20:29:23Zbrandon_gHi,
 I've been thinking about buying just dance for my wii. I mean I played the game once at school but that's it... Also this idea hatched in my brain after playing just dance 3 for xbox 360 kinect and liking it. Although I know it will be different for wii still sounds like a fun game. I would like to know what you folks think of it.http://bramblegamers.forumotion.com/t1215-how-is-just-dance-for-wiiEureka! (A New HG Team)2012-03-01T22:23:53ZHydrocannon2727After several attempts to find the ultimate team for playing Heart Gold, and failing all of those times, I have finally came up with a super team, with a touch of the trollzies to make it all the more better:

 1) Every Meta-game starts with the same three Pokemon: The Starter. This time, I decided to get the verdant wall:
 Meganium
 Item: Miracle Seed (or Lefties if lucky)
 ~ Petal Dance
 ~ Synthesis
 ~ Giga Drain
 ~ Sludge Bomb
 This Pokemon helped immensely during the battles with Chuck and Pryce, out walling even Pryce's Dewgong. So far, I have yet to beat Clair, but in the past three battles, I have OHKO'd here Gyarados, and has just evolved.

 2) Remember when I spoke of trollziness? Well, when looking in the cave for a Zubat that I never caught, I stumbled upon the troll master itself:
 Dunsparce
 Item: Silk Scarf
 ~ Rage/Body Slam
 ~ Roost
 ~ Rollout
 ~ Yawn
 My Dunsparce has been the most potent player on my team, sweeping Bugsy, and Whitney on my first try. Yawn is also helpful for catching Pokemon.

 3) Now, beating the first gym is easier to beat with a Rock-type, so I got a Bellsprout in order to trade the little kid in Violet City for his Onix.

 Onix
 Item: Soft Sand
 ~ Screech
 ~ Earth Quake
 ~ Rock Tomb
 ~ Rock Slide
 Onix was a potent member, with two major downsides:
 A) His Level kept him from obeying at times
 B) If you're big on naming, then it'll be hard to cope with his name, unless you like "Rocky"

 4) Now, after the gym, I realized that I would need a Water-Type on my conquest, so I chose the Water-Ground demon that increased the trollziness that Dunsparce introduced:

 Quagsire
 Item: Mystic Water
 ~ Amnesia
 ~ Earth Quake
 ~ Surf
 ~ Choice Move

 Now, Quagsire, I found, can only be described accurately by two word: hawt secks. This Pokemon owned everything he went up against, including Chuck's Primape, and Clair's multitude of Dragonair, and still managing to both take and deliver hits.

 5) Now, I have arrived at Goldenrod, and have just beaten Whitney. I get bored quickly, and the it comes to me: I can go get some Pokemon from the Game Corner, which brings me to my next Pokemon:

 Dragonair
 Item: Focus Sash
 ~ Dragon Pulse
 ~ Waterfall
 ~ Draco Meteor
 ~ Choice Move (Not Extreme Speed)

 This Pokemon, believe or not, was the worst Pokemon on my team, because it could not take ***! It almost got OHKO'd by Astonish. But then it evolved into Dragonair. Moar secks. Basically, this is one of the few reasons I have a chance against Clair, because I was either to arrogant, or to oblivious to realize training helped, and now I'm stuck.

 6) Okay, this was a last minute "Oh my God, I forgot to catch a Fire-Type" thing, that ultimately ended well for me.

 Growlithe
 Item: Charcoal
 Moves:
 ~ Flare Blitz
 ~ Thunder Fang
 ~ Crunch
 ~ Choice Move (Again, knock it off with Extreme Speed, it's not gonna help you)
 So, this thing is pretty sexy, so I caught it. I walked into Jasmine's gym, and kicked her team to the curb with a Lv.17 Growlithe I had just caught, and only new Ember. I.e., pwned. So I kept it on the team, and it's very well built, being my main Physical Sweeper, and taking out many a foe with it's awesome power.

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minutes. Remove from microwave and carefully remove plastic wrap.
Quickly stir the sugar mixture and then cover with a new sheet of
plastic wrap. Microwave on high for 2 minutes. Remove from
microwave, carefully remove plastic wrap and stir.
After boiling has ceased, stir in coloring and then flavoring. Pour
syrup quickly but carefully onto a lightly greased baking sheet and
score at once to mark squares. Break into pieces when cool and dust
with confectioners' sugar if desired, to keep from sticking. Store
in airtight containers. Yield: none.
Editor's Note:
Mini-microwaves and commercial microwaves are not recommended.
Nutritional Facts:
1 serving (1 each) equals 9 calories, 0 fat (0 saturated fat), 0 cholesterol, 1 mg sodium, 2 g carbohydrate, 0 fiber, 0 protein.
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Held every three years, The International Symposia on the Science and Technology of Light Sources (LS) provide a unique forum for the international community of engineers, scientists, research organizations, and academia from the lighting industry. In Light Sources 2004, leaders in their respective fields discuss the latest findings and exciting developments in light source research. Contributors provide valuable analyses and discussions on topics such as incandescent and halogen sources, fluorescent discharge sources, lamp-related electronic gear, high intensity discharge sources, diagnostics, solid state sources, modeling, dielectric barrier sources, excimer devices, and nonlighting applications.
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