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As part of its inaugural Locally Grown Festival Theater J is presenting the world premiere of The Hampton Years. Written by Jacqueline E. Lawton and directed by Shirley Serotsky, The Hampton Years explores the development of African-American artists, John Biggers and Samella Lewis while under the tutelage of Austrian Jewish refugee painter and educator, Viktor Lowenfeld during their time at Hampton Institute – now Hampton University - during WWII. As the play unfolds it reveals the dreams and travails of young artists in a still segregated society while examining the impact of World War II on a Jewish immigrant and his wife finding shelter in the US and his controversial influence in shaping the careers of African American students. The Hampton Years runs through June 30.
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The Hampton YearsPosted in Commentary with tags art, arts, education, festival, theater on June 1, 2013 by substanceandstyledc
A Beautiful Sound in the NeighborhoodPosted in Culture with tags arts, District Livin', education, entertainment, Howard University, music, performance on January 3, 2013 by substanceandstyledc
The National Symphony Orchestra (NSO) is making U Street, Howard University, Shaw, and Logan Circle the focus of its free community engagement activities in January 2013. Between January 8 and 14, members of the NSO are breaking into small ensembles to perform chamber music and educational activities as requested by community organizations. The NSO has worked with approximately 20 partners in these communities, and has agreed to fulfill more than 30 activities requested by the neighborhoods. Venues include the Lincoln Theater, Florida Avenue Baptist Church, Howard University's Cramton Auditorium, Whole Foods and Dahlak Eritrean Restaurant.
The culminating event in the will be a concert by the full NSO at Howard University's Cramton Auditorium, January 14, at 7 p.m. which will be led by NSO Music Director Christoph Eschenbach and NSO Principal Pops Conductor Steven Reineke. The celebrated soprano Jessye Norman, a graduate of Howard University, will perform, and the program will include the Washington premiere of George Walker's Sinfonia No. 4, co-commissioned by the NSO. Events are free but some do require registration in advance. View the full schedule here.
Emancipation: 1863 & 1963Posted in Culture, Politics with tags education, history, museum on December 12, 2012 by substanceandstyledc
The year 2013 marks two historic milestones in American history, the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation and the anniversary of the 1963 March on Washington. The National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) and the National Archives are recognizing these events.
Changing America: The Emancipation Proclamation, 1863 and the March on Washington, 1963, opens December 14, 2012 at NMAAHC's temporary gallery on level two at American History. The exhibition, features historic photographs, paintings, new film footage and objects, that explores the historical context of these two crucial events, their accomplishments and limitations, and their impact on the generations that followed. The exhibit runs through September 2013.
The National Archives will celebrate the 150th Anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation with a free special display of the original document from December 30, 2012 through January 1, 2013. The Emancipation Proclamation is displayed only for a limited time each year because of its fragility, which can be made worse by exposure to light, and the need to preserve it for future generations. Other special programs marking the 150th anniversary will be held throughout the year.
Be FearlessPosted in Uncategorized with tags discussion, education, entertainment, environment, freeman hrabowski, history, ideas, sidney harman on October 15, 2012 by substanceandstyledc
October 26 and 27 over 40 great minds are coming together to help inspire attendees at the Harman Center for the Arts to unlock their own greatness and to Be Fearless. TEDxMidAtlantic 2012: BE FEARLESS will celebrate the power of ideas to positively change the world; while aiming to build community by bringing together like-minded people who believe in said mission. Speakers include Colin Powell, Jose Antonio Vargas, Dr. Freeman Hrabowski and Melody Barnes. Tickets can be purchased for either or both days of the event.
Back to School & Back to BeautifulPosted in Uncategorized with tags charitable causes, community, District Livin', education on July 27, 2012 by substanceandstyledc
Registration is now open for the 7th annual DC Public Schools (DCPS) Beautification Day on Saturday, August 25, 2012 from 8:00am to 1:00pm. This annual DCPS event was established in 2005 as a citywide "spruce up" of all DC public school buildings in preparation for the first day of school. Volunteers are needed at over 100 schools. Efforts will include landscaping, trash pick-up, light painting, planting flowers, setting up classrooms, creating leveled book rooms and other beautification efforts. DCPS will provide the supplies, water and a t-shirt. You will provide a great service to your community!
Art as MemorialPosted in Culture with tags aids memorial quilt, arts, charitable causes, education, glbt, international aids conference, Spirit on July 23, 2012 by substanceandstyledc
The AIDS Memorial Quilt was started in June of 1987 to create a memorial for those who had died of AIDS, and to be used as a tool to help the world understand the impact of the disease. More than 20 years later the Quilt remains a reminder of a pandemic that still exists. As Washington, DC hosts the International AIDS Conference, sections of the Quilt are on display on The National Mall and at more than 40 other locations throughout the Washington, D.C. area from July 21- 25. Most venues will be open from 10 am to 5 pm during this time.
The Quilt consisting of 48,000 panels has rarely wholly been on display. With the advancement of technology however, a collaboration of researchers and academicians have created a digitized quilt that allows for more accessibility and the ability to search panels by name.
If you are interested in expressing yourself, ONE and (RED) recently launched (2015) Quilt to engage a new generation in fighting the pandemic where anyone can create a panel. Learn more about their campaign for the beginning of the end of AIDS here.
The Great DebatePosted in Culture with tags discussion, District Livin', education, employment, environment, history on April 11, 2012 by substanceandstyledc
On April 14, Centric, in partnership with the Office of Cable Television, celebrates the freeing of slaves in Washington, DC with the DC Emancipation Day 150th Anniversary Great Debate. Nine months before the Emancipation Proclamation, President Abraham Lincoln freed the enslaved workers and laborers of DC making them the first freed by the federal government.
In 1858 there was a seven debate series between Democratic Senate nominee Abraham Lincoln and Republican Senate nominee Stephen Douglas dealing with many issues Lincoln would face as President. The main issue discussed throughout the series was slavery and brought forth Lincoln's famous quote "A house divided against itself cannot stand. I believe this government cannot endure permanently half-slave and half-free. I do not expect the Union to be dissolved – I do not expect the house to fall – but I do expect it will cease to be divided. It will become all one thing or all the other."
The DC Emancipation Day 150th Anniversary Great Debate will address key matters affecting African Americans today. The economy, unemployment, health care, education and the upcoming Presidential election may all be covered in the 90 minute program. There will be four panelists (confirmed to date are Georgetown University professor/author Michael Eric Dyson and minister/civil rights activist/radio & television host Reverend Al Sharpton). BET News' TJ Holmes will moderate the session where each panelist will have ten minutes to state their position on a topic and five minutes will be allocated for rebuttals.
The DC Emancipation Day 150th Anniversary Great Debate will be held at the historic Lincoln Theatre located in the urban cultural U Street corridor from 6:00pm – 8:00pm. The Office of Cable Television will live stream the event on their website and a feed will be available to BET.com/Centrictv.com to live stream as well. Centric will edit down the debate into an hour show to broadcast at a later date.
Occupy the VotePosted in Politics with tags discussion, education, employment on February 23, 2012 by substanceandstyledc
Wednesday, March 7th the National Urban League will release their 2012 State of Black America Report and have what they are calling one of the most important pre-election events of the year, a town hall style meeting in Cramton Auditorium at Howard University at 7:00pm. If you can't be there in person, you can view the live webcast that evening at www.iamempowered.com. You can also be a part of the national conversation on Facebook and Twitter (#SOBA 12, #OccupyTheVote).
This year's State of Black America report and town hall will launch a year-long campaign, "Occupy the Vote to Educate, Employ & Empower." In addition to a fuller discussion of our "Occupy the Vote" campaign, this year's State of Black America report and town hall will include a discussion of the Equality Index — a statistical analysis of the status of Blacks, Hispanics and Whites. The report will also contain essays by a host of political, business, and community leaders including Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, singer John Legend, Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter, entrepreneur and author Steve Stouts, and others with prescriptions for the empowerment and education crisis facing the nation.
Two Men, Two Summers and One WarPosted in Culture with tags arts, education, history, theater on February 4, 2012 by substanceandstyledc
In Act I Craig Wallace in the role of Frederick Douglass states it plain that 'emancipation is not abolition' and that he believes the Civil War is being fought for several reasons but the abolition of slavery and full equality of Negro people isn't one of them. The drama unfolds from there, in the world premiere staging of Necessary Sacrifices, a work written by Richard Hellesen and commissioned by the Ford's Theatre Society as a part of their Lincoln Legacy Project. The goal of the five year artistic and educational initiative is to spark dialogue and engage people of different viewpoints in thoughtful discussions around issues of tolerance and understanding.
The script by Hellesen brings just that, two differing viewpoints about the cause and lasting effects of the Civil War on the United States and all that dwell within. Necessary Sacrifices takes artistic license and allows the audience to sit inside the office of Abraham Lincoln in the summers of 1863 and 1864 – during the height of the Civil War – and watch what the two of the documented meetings between Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln, wonderfully played by David Selby may have been like. The production is truly about the script and the ideas and challenges that both men wrestled with. Lincoln was charged with holding together a young nation during the most difficult time it had ever faced, rooted in deep feelings about dealing with a very difficult political and social issue. As the President of the United States he walked a thin line balancing his beliefs with those of his advisors, politicos and even the Constitution. During several scenes it weighs heavy on Lincoln as he explains to Douglass that unlike most men, he doesn't have the burden to worry about just his house, for his responsibility is to be accountable for all the homes in America. Lincoln offers at one point, "what I believe is secondary to what I must do.'
Douglass still challenges Lincoln to act swiftly and with strength to use his executive powers to bring about change rather than wait for it. Ironically, when Douglass made his visits to the President's office, he was just miles away from where he once lived as a young slave. Lincoln and Douglass were two distinctly different men with often two different answers to the questions of why, how and when as it related to the Civil War but the playwright suggests that over time they did both agree on an answer of a 'what' for the end of the Civil War.
The minimal set, lighting and flow in direction provided by Jennifer L. Nelson create an appropriate incubator for the thoughts and themes to live and grow on stage and in the minds of the audience. Sprinkled with humor and good storytelling the script lends itself well particularly to Selby who has played Lincoln before at Ford's Theatre with great acclaim.
Necessary Sacrifices runs through February 18. Following the production, on February 21 the Ford's Theatre Campus will open the Center for Education and Leadership. Located directly across the street from the theatre, the Center will feature several floors of permanent and rotating exhibits that look at Lincoln's death and evolving legacy.
MLK Streets – Roads from Dreams to RealitiesPosted in Culture with tags District Livin', education, film on January 2, 2012 by substanceandstyledc
When the name Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is heard many words come to mind, words like – dreams, freedom, hope, equality and justice. Yet, years after his death, after a national holiday has been proclaimed in his honor, post the unveiling of a monument bearing his likeness on the National Mall and his life and leadership explored in all forms of visual art, music, literature and performance there are some things with his name on it that don't always bring to mind the words that are associated with him or his legacy.
In cities throughout the United States, streets, boulevards and avenues bearing the name Martin Luther King Jr. often bring to mind words like poverty, segregation, injustice and despair. It is a very stark contrast to the dream that Dr. King was known for promoting. Comedians have joked for years that when you want to find where the poor African American population is located in any major American city you simply have to find your way to MLK and what you find, you may not like.
In the documentary film, The MLK Streets Project this connection, or disconnection between the dream of Martin Luther King Jr. and the reality of MLK streets is explored. Through funding support of One Common Unity and A Nu View filmmaking program, eight Washington, DC high school students, were able to travel across the country and collect video and interviews for the film and produce this documentary. The footage and interviews tell the stories of progress and pause through the eyes of the residents in each city and the lens of these young filmmakers.
The Black Philanthropic Alliance in partnership with Woolly Mammoth Theater and the emerging creative powers of Straight, No Chaser Films will present a screening of The MLK Streets Project along with a community discussion Monday, January 9, 2012 at the Woolly Mammoth Theater, 641 D Street NW from 5:30pm – 8:00pm. The panelists for the community discussion include Rain Pryor, Terrie Freeman, President and CEO of the Community Foundation of the National Capital Region, Ray Bell Jr. of the HOPE Project and Joseph Speight of Friendship Southeast Elementary Academy.
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Dabo talks Tajh's deep ball
CLEMSON — Tajh Boyd is the engine behind Clemson's offensive success: with 28 touchdowns against nine interceptions, the junior quarterback averages 294.1 passing yards per game, and his 172 pass efficiency rating is second-best nationally.
Those numbers will make him a hot topic among NFL draft observers. When asked Tuesday, Boyd didn't commit for a senior season.
"It's still up in the air," Boyd said. "It's one of those deals where you control all you can control and take it from there. At the same time, I don't think there's any place better than here."
When asked why he would return, Boyd spoke glowingly about the collegiate experience.
"Just for those guys beside me," he said. "Things like this, teams like this, the camaraderie, I get a chance to talk to a lot of guys, who've come and gone, guys who are seniors, going to have options, about to leave. You work for those guys behind you. Just for the process. The process is the most fun thing about it. The games are fun, but just the memories you gain from the offseason, the things you go through with teammates, the fights, the arguments, it's family. You won't ever have that again.
"I know when I talk to a lot of those guys (in the NFL), they don't even hang out with those guys. It's all business. It's somewhat of a business (here), but not to that aspect. It's still a family, a brotherhood. "
Equally important is the shot at a national championship. Clemson is No.11 in the current BCS standings, and with a solid offensive and defensive core returning, the Tigers could begin in the preseason top 10.
"I know coming into Clemson, one of my main things was that I wanted to win championships," he said. "I feel like this team is coming to the point where it's going to become a powerhouse, it's going to be consistent, and there's going to be opportunities to win the national championship here. That's how we feel. We feel that way strongly, and I don't think anyone can tell you any different. You've got to enjoy playing here, and I enjoy playing here."
Inexact science: Two years ago, Clemson's Class of 2011 was hailed as one of the top 10 in the nation and one of the best in Clemson history.
As the class's sophomore season wraps up, it is a reminder that recruiting is far from an exact or immediate science. Per Rivals.com, 10 of Clemson's signees were either four or five-star signees. Entering Saturday's game with N.C. State, two of them – five-star wide receiver Sammy Watkins and four-star defensive end Corey Crawford – are listed as starters on the Tigers' depth chart.
One five-star signee – tailback Mike Bellamy – is no longer at Clemson. He left last spring for academic reasons, and following a brief stop at East Mississippi Community College, is now at Eastern Arizona College. He has 139 yards and a touchdown on 31 carries.
Five-star linebacker Stephone Anthony has split time at middle linebacker with Spencer Shuey, and fellow five-star linebacker Tony Steward has been a reserve at "Will" linebacker behind seniors Tig Willard and Corico Wright.
Four-star linebacker signee Lateek Townsend has seen only 28 defensive snaps this season. Four-star tight end signee Eric Mac Lain is currently converting to offensive tackle. Four-star cornerback Cortez Davis has 77 snaps over the last three games and has moved into the regular rotation following season-ending injuries to Darius Robinson and Martin Jenkins.
Tuesday, Clemson coach Dabo Swinney questioned the immediate-gratification culture, especially when comparing recruits with Watkins, who was the consensus national freshman of the year and one of four freshmen ever to be named first-team Associated Press All-American.
"That's what's so bad about a guy like Sammy Watkins – that's the expectation," he said. "It's not the expectation. It should be the exception. That's what I hate about recruiting ratings. Guys get better. It's Spencer Shuey, a guy who's worked his butt off. A fourth-year player should be better as a junior than a freshman or sophomore. Development is the way it is. Some guys you have to teach a little more, discipline a little more. We've all seen guys who weren't very good as freshmen and sophomores, not what we thought they would be, and develop into great juniors and seniors."
McDowell banged up: Swinney said junior tailback Rod McDowell (sprained toe) is the only player with a significant injury this week. McDowell didn't practice Monday, but hoped to practice in a green no-contact jersey Tuesday. Sophomore tailback D.J. Howard (twisted ankle) practiced Monday, as did sophomore receiver Sammy Watkins, who left Saturday's 45-10 win over Maryland after aggravating an ankle bruise on the opening kickoff.


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Point Spread: -5½/-110 La Salle
Thursday Triple Pack has Triple System Bowler with 2 100% angles + Double Perfect NCAAB RPI Power Angle Play and the 5* NBA Totals Of the Month from a Big totals system that is beating the Posted total by over 20 points the last 17+ seasons while going Undefeated. NCAAB Rolling cashing another 5* on U.Mass. Free NCAAB Power Angle Play below.
On Thursday the free NCAAB Power Angle Play is on Lasalle. Game 528 at 7:00 eastern. Lasalle has won the last 5 times with 4 spread wins as a home favorite from -3.6 to -6 and has a solid 34 RPI Ranking, compared to Iona which is ranked 134. Iona has lost both games vs teams ranked 150 or higher in the RPI and lost and failed to cover vs the only 2 teams with a winning record this season. They are 7-23 straight up as a road dog in this range and have not fared well vs the spread in that situation. Lasalle has won and covered 3 of 4 vs teams over .500 and finally comes home after a couple of road/neutral court games. Look for them to get the win and cover here tonight. On Thursday there are 3 Big Plays up. The Triple System Poinsettia Bowl system + the 5* 100% NBA Total Of the Month and Double Perfect NCAAB RPI Power Angle Play. Jump on this Trio now and flatten your book like a California Grape. For the free play take Lasalle. RV
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Thursday, Oct. 4
8:51 p.m. – Police arrested Matthew Bruckschen, 27, of Main Street, on a bench warrant after police were tipped off he was staying at the Greenwich Hotel. Police took him into custody at the hotel without incident and he was brought to the station for booking.
9:43 p.m. – Police arrested Karen Badway, 48, of Main Street for obstructing police and resisting arrest after she allegedly left the scene of an accident at EG Farms, then refused to cooperate with police after they tracked down her down by her license plate. According to the report, police went to her residence and she admitted the car was hers but said she'd been home for the past three hours. She was wearing a coat so police asked again if she'd been out. "Why are you busting my balls and harassing me," she said. When police said they were going to have a witness from the accident come to identify if it was Badway who had been driving the car (which was damaged on the driver-side rear fender), Badway said she was going inside. Police warned her she would be obstructing an officer if she did that; she then hit the officer in the chest and tried to hit him again. She continued to resist even as the officer was putting handcuffs on her. Police had her taken by EG Rescue to Kent Hospital because of her perceived intoxication and injuries sustained while resisting. In addition to the arrest charges, Badway was cited with failure to file an accident report and leaving the scene of an accident.
Friday, Oct. 5
9:11 a.m. – A Meridian Printing employee reported two men were picketing outside the building. The employee said he thought they needed a permit but police said the men, who work for a delivery company used by Meridian, did not need a permit if they followed certain guidelines – i.e. not impeding traffic or standing still. They were complying with those guidelines so police left without incident.
10:38 p.m. – Police arrested James McKay, 22, of Lion Street, and Jonathan Kunze, 22, of Dayton Court in North Kingstown, for simple assault and disorderly conduct, after they were involved in a fight at the Lion Street residence in which a third party was beaten. According to the report, Kunze became belligerent upon arrest, yelling profanities at the police, so he was placed in a cell. McKay cooperated, was issued a court summons and released. The 19-year-old leaseholder of the Lion Street apartment was cited under the Social Host law because several of his guests were underage and there were several drunk-appearing youths and alcoholic beverage containers around.
Saturday, Oct. 6
1 p.m. – Police responded to the parking lot behind EG Photo after a report of a fight. Several young men were there when police arrived and one many had a small cut over his lip but all present said nothing had happened.
4:01 p.m. – Police arrested Jared Anderson, 19, of Garden Hills Drive in Cranston, and Michael Cozzo, 20, of Somerset Street in EG, with possession of marijuana after police came to Anderson's aid when his car broke down on First Avenue. Police smelled burnt marijuana when they approached the car. Anderson admitted there was "about a half ounce" in the car's trunk. Cozzo, who was a passenger, also admitted to possessing pot. It was a first offense for both men.
Sunday, Oct. 7
11:50 a.m. – A Middle Road resident reported all the lug nuts from her Volkswagen went missing overnight. The car, which is usually garaged, had been left out overnight.


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PG&E is Having a Contest to Name Three Peregrine Falcon ChicksMay 18, 2014PG&E is having a contest to name three peregrine falcon chicks hatched about a month ago on a ledge outside the 33rd floor of PG&E headquarters. Source: San Francisco Chronicle
Veterans Transportation Program to be Expanded for North Coast VetsMay 17, 2014The American Red Cross and the Pacific Gas and Electric Co. have partnered to expand their program for veterans in Lake County to include veterans in Sonoma County. Source: Lake County News
Pacific Gas and Electric Invests $6B Annually Toward System ImprovementsMay 15, 2014Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) is continuing to improve upon the safety and reliability of its service as it lays the foundation for meeting customers' future energy needs – ... Source: FierceEnergy
Fresno Fire Department Honors Heroes During CeremonyMay 13, 2014The Fresno Fire Department on Tuesday morning honored firefighters and civilians for recent acts of heroism during a semi-annual awards ceremony at City Hall. Source: Fresno Bee
6 Electric Utilities Charging a New Energy CourseMay 12, 2014America's nearly 3,300 electric utilities increasingly are being portrayed as if they are on the proverbial Titanic, futilely rearranging the deck chairs of an ill-fated industry doomed to disappear beneath ... Source: GreenBiz
PG&E Honored for Solar Power ProductionMay 11, 2014The Solar Electric Power Association (SEPA) has recognized Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) as a national leader in solar power. SEPA included PG&E is included in its seventh annual ... Source: Smartmeters
Cuesta College Goes Green with New LightingMay 9, 2014Cuesta College is well on its way to saving energy at the San Luis Obispo campus, while also creating a more pleasing lighting environment, thanks to funding from Proposition 39. ... Source: Adobe Press
World's Largest Solar Array Set to Crank Out 290 Megawatts of Sunshine PowerMay 9, 2014Global climate change is here, and it's only going to get worse, according to a White House report released on Tuesday. To combat rising sea levels and blistering summers, the ... Source: Scientific American
Peregrine Falcons on the Rebound, Nest Atop Downtown SF PG&E BuildingMay 7, 2014Three baby peregrine falcon chicks were banded Wednesday on the 33rd floor of the PG&E building in downtown San Francisco. The birds are reportedly in good condition. Source: KCBS-AM
Pacific Gas and Electric Discusses Earthquake Preparedness EffortsApril 21, 2014As part of Earthquake Preparedness month, Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E), a San Francisco based electric and natural gas utilities company, has announced its ongoing efforts to strengthen its ... Source: Government Security News


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Chatham Island oystercatcher/tōrea
This black and white wader is unique to the Chatham Islands. It is an endangered species with a high risk of extinction due to its very small population and range.
The Chatham Island oystercatcher/tōrea is ranked as critically-endangered. In 1998 the Department of Conservation began an intensive oystercatcher management programme.
Thanks to these efforts, bird numbers have increased and the future outlook for the species looks quietly optimistic.
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Your heart and your brain work together. Research from the Mayo Clinic shows that having heart disease can increase your risk of cognitive impairment. The study included more than 1,450 people ages 70 and older. Participants with heart disease, especially women, had a higher risk of experiencing declined cognitive function.
Rosebud Roberts led the study in Rochester, Minnesota.
"They have problems with judgment. They have problems with making decisions. They may have problems with language. Or they may have problems with what we call visual/spacial abilities."
Women and men can reduce their risk of heart disease by doing some simple things. Eat right, including less sodium, be physically active, and don't smoke.
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Yaris Hybrid - New Drive from Toyota.
At a Glance - Yaris Hybrid Features
The new Yaris Hybrid is the most advanced Yaris yet, with ingenious technology, class-leading efficiency and environmental performance. It is the first full hybrid to go on sale in the Yaris segment and combines the ingenious packaging and urban agility of the Yaris model range with a new 1.5 litre automatic (E-CVT) petrol engine, compact electric motor and battery pack, delivering a seamlessly smooth drive. It's big on safety as well as efficiency, with 7 airbags, plus ABS, Brake Assist and Vehicle Stability Control to help keep you on the road and in control in all conditions.
Innovative technology like the new 1.5 Hybrid system provides the Yaris Hybrid with fuel consumption of 80.7 mpg combined and CO2 emissions from 79g/km meaning your annual road tax starts from only €170. The Yaris Hybrid differentiates itself from the other Yaris derivatives with Unique Hybrid Styling, featuring a Unique Front Grill , Unique Hybrid System Monitor and Unique Rear Lights .
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Authorities are currently investigating what caused a fire to spark inside a trailer home in Logansport early this morning.
No one was injured during a fire that destroyed much of a trailer in a mobile home park in Logansport early Friday morning.
The Cass County Fire District, Royal Center Fire Department and Lucerne Fire Department responded to a structure fire at about 4:30 a.m. Friday on the 900 block of Stanley Street in the Pleasant Valley Mobile Home Park.
Rex Danely, a lieutenant with the Cass County Fire District, said firefighters arrived to find "flames shooting up" out of the east end of the trailer.
The fire was mostly taken care of within about 10 minutes, Danely said, adding that firefighters then spent about an hour taking care of hot spots.
Jon Hook, who lives down the street from where the fire occurred, said the damaged trailer's neighbor knocked on his door early Friday morning to ask to use his phone and report the fire. Hook said the man told him he was sleeping when the fire started and was awakened by a loud noise.
"He said he heard a big boom, that's what woke him up," Hook said.
The neighbor could not be reached at his home later Friday morning.
Genie Snow, who lives next to the man who called in the fire, also said he spoke of a loud noise.
"There's no gas or nothing in there, so I don't know how there could have been an explosion," Snow said.
Snow said the owner of the damaged trailer lives out of town and was not inside at the time of the fire.
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Athens Police believe Sharon Wellington likely knew the person who fatally stabbed her in her East Elm Street apartment last week, and they have a person of interest under questioning.
Chief Floyd Johnson said Tuesday a preliminary autopsy shows the 32-year-old victim — who had no local family but was active in her church — died of multiple stab wounds to the upper body, likely fewer than five. The chief declined to say precisely where the wounds were inflicted. He also declined, at this time, to release the estimated time of death.
Johnson said investigators do have "a person of interest" in the case.
"We have interviewed the person of interest already and we're still interviewing and collecting information as we go, following all leads and going back and following up to make we sure get everything right," Johnson said. "Our belief, right now, is that the victim and the offender did know each other."
The chief declined to reveal a possible motive for the crime, divulge any information about the crime scene or say when a suspect might be charged in the killing. Investigators are still gathering evidence and disbursing it to the forensic labs and are continuing the investigative process, Johnson said.
A fellow church member discovered Wellington's body about 7 p.m. Friday in the second-floor apartment at 1410 E. Elm St. where she lived alone. The church member had gone there to see about Wellington after not hearing from her for a couple of days. Wellington, who had worked in the past but was not working currently, came from South Carolina, where she still has family, the chief said.
Wellington joined Southside Church of Christ in Rogersville about a year ago and church members have said she enjoyed writing poetry.
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A neighbor of Wellington, who sometimes gave her rides, said the victim was a trusting person but not too much so.
"She was very nice — a very trusting woman, " said Joanne Thompson, who has lived at Elmwood Apartments for several years. "You didn't see her around many men. I know for sure she wouldn't have let someone in her apartment that she didn't know."
Johnson described the apartment complex as safe, well lighted and home to people with disabilities, families and elderly people, though, she said, more young people had moved in recently.
Thompson said she last saw Wellington on the afternoon of Wednesday, Nov. 28.
"She was coming from downtown," Thompson said. "We talked about how nice it was outside, we talked for about 20 minutes. She was happy, nothing seemed out of the way."
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Katie Wunderlich would cry if she ever had to have granite countertops in her kitchen. She doesn't like things that are beige or that match too much. She prefers a flea-market lamp to a store-bought one.
And her husband, Michael, is right there with her.
"He loves me, and he loves that I'm funky and different and not so basic," said Katie, an Elmhurst native and York High School graduate. "We love to think out of the box, and we love color."
So when Michael and Katie bought their first home together last August, a 1950s ranch on Montrose Avenue in Elmhurst, they couldn't wait to put their mark on it. But their plans for a remodel in the kitchen, which perhaps needed it the most, were derailed.
"Two days after we closed, we had massive water damage," Katie said.
A leaky roof and an August downpour all led to a big, unexpected expense for the newlyweds.
"We had to get a new roof, which was definitely not in our budget," she said.
As a "small cry for help," they produced a YouTube video and essay to submit to HGTV's design show, "Meg's Great Rooms." (See attached video.)
Meg Caswell, the Meg of "Meg's Great Rooms," is no stranger to Katie's family. Meg was mentored in the design business by Katie's mom, Karen Lee, who owns in Elmhurst. Caswell got her design show after winning HGTV's "Design Star" last year, and she was recently renewed for another season.
"My mom taught her a lot," Katie said. "It's been fun to see Meg talk about my mom (on the show)."
But even without the connection to Meg, the Wunderlichs' video and essay about their un-fun kitchen sold itself.
"The water has caused the wallpaper to peel off the walls and created damage to some of the cabinets," Katie wrote in her essay. "A few of the cabinets are swollen and don't stay closed."
Aside from the water damage, the kitchen was just outdated and boring, with a vinyl floor and discolored tile.
"It was very plain. Nothing had been touched. The stove and dishwasher were original, the fridge was Montgomery Ward, which isn't around anymore," she said. "It just was not us."
And, adjacent to the kitchen was a bland four-season room that was just loaded with potential and certain to get a designer's creative juices flowing.
Representatives from HGTV came to Elmhurst and interviewed them, and about three or four months later, they learned they were chosen for a complete kitchen makeover. They are Episode 6 of a 13-episode season.
"We had a meeting with a bunch of designers, producers and Meg, and we just went through what we like, things we dream about doing in our kitchen," Katie said.
They told the designers they wanted to keep the style true to the 1950s character of the home, and that they really like blues and greens.
"I gave them a sample of recycled glass countertops that my husband and I really liked, and they worked with that and put it into the space."
Katie doesn't want to give away too much about the new kitchen because their episode of "Meg's Great Rooms" airs at 8 p.m. this Saturday, June 16.
Katie and Michael will be seeing the show for the first time, along with their friends and family.
"We filmed hours and hours and hours, and the program is only 20 minutes," she said. "So, we're very anxious to see what clips they're going to use."
They filmed Katie and Michael cooking in their "before" kitchen to illustrate how inconvenient the space was. They filmed the design team meeting at . They filmed at her mom's store, because her mom did all the window treatments. And, at the beginning of every show, Meg drives through the towns where the makeovers happen, so there should be some neat scenes of Elmhurst streets or neighborhoods.
They also filmed at the Kane County Flea Market.
"I collect jadeite, and so they really ran with that," she said. "When we went to the fairgrounds, that was something we were shopping for."
Katie and Michael had to move out of their home for three weeks during the makeover. They put their faith in the designers and hoped for the best, and that's what they got.
"We love everything," Katie said. "It really feels like us. It's just amazing that that's our space and we didn't have anything to do with it."
Katie cried through the whole reveal—and it wasn't because they gave her granite countertops.
"I don't know what they'll show, but I doubt there's going to be much of me talking because I cried the entire time. I was just so overjoyed," she said.
HGTV Will Present the Wunderlichs' Wonderful Reveal on Saturday
Did you ever wonder what it would be like to see your kitchen—or any room of your house, for that matter—on TV? This Elmhurst family is about to find out.
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By 2016 most cars will have smartphone integration, according to a new report from Juniper Research, a wireless technology research firm based in Hampshire, U.K. Aftermarket systems offered by companies like OnStar will help grow the sector to $14.4 billion in four years and give 92 million vehicles Internet connectivity.
This technology will not only allow satellite-based navigation and streaming music from the Web, for example, but it will also open up a whole new market to telematics services currently only offered through automaker-specific subscription plans like GM's OnStar and BMW Assist. These sophisticated satellite-linked systems can automatically dispatch emergency services to the scene of an accident, help law enforcement agencies locate stolen vehicles, and even disable them in some cases.
Parts suppliers and consumer electronics companies are working together to create a standardized protocol called MirrorLink, being overseen by the Car Connectivity Consorutium, which was established in February 2011 expressly for this purpose. Currently, each automaker has its own proprietary protocol for in-vehicle electronics, making it impossible for electronics companies to produce a single smartphone pairing device that would work with all vehicles.
The U.S. is ahead of other geographical areas in developing telematics technology for vehicles, Juniper says. Ford has lead the way with its Microsoft-based Sync system, one of the first to integrate advanced smartphone functionality like voice recognition in non-luxury vehicles. Another American company, General Motors, already offers an aftermarket telematics system, called OnStar For My Vehicle or FMV, that brings its navigation, traffic, safety and other services to non-GM vehicles.
GM's next step with smartphone connectivity is to make it available on its least expensive models through an optional stereo system that relies entirely on a smartphone for its advanced functionality, rather than building all that into the system itself, which is how it's usually done. So, for example, the Chevrolet Spark, a budget-priced microcar coming out this summer, will offer a stereo upgrade with a large touchscreen that basically acts like an extension of the user's paired smartphone. This means that when a user wants to stream music through Pandora, the system simply acts like a conduit and relays what the phone is doing, rather than actually processing the data stream itself.
A Chevy rep said it took lots of software development with the help of LG to make the system compatible with every smartphone available, but the end result is that consumers who typically couldn't afford to have such features in their car, now can.
It is amazing how smart our cars are becoming, the future of our cars is certainly going to be interesting!
This is good news with hopefully less texting while driving, the GPS could also change directions to avoid traffic for more intelligent driving.
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Car manufactures should provide a universal docking area that can hold tablets and smart phones for hands free use so customers could use their own tablet or smart phone and install apps they want from the mobile app store that can be updated easily anytime.
I predict more affordable cars like Kia and Scion will partner with established tablet manufactures and make a nice docking area that fits standard tables or phones vs. investing in proprietary touch screen devices. iPads and Galaxy tablets already have hundreds of programs that play music, videos and does a better job at navigation that the sorry navigation systems offered by car manufactures. Slow to adopt car manufactures will flush millions of dollars down the toilet before abandoning their proprietary touch screens for standard tablets preloaded with vehicle specific apps. Consumers can save that cost if they already have a tablet they can just download the apps.
To upgrade existing vehicles with built in touch screens customers can apply adhesive glue directly to the front of the touch screen surface and attach the universal mount that will hold their tablet or smart phone that already has a better navigation system, wi-fi connections, music players, responds to voice commands and has a built in phone.
I don't believe that compatible dockability will be a problem. I am pretty sure it will be wireless docking. The notion of wired connections of any kind belongs to yesterday. Your car will simply become part of your home network and will be able to access your data (music, movies, maps, etc.) wirelessly from your or our families personal "cloud". I will of cause be able to cache movies and other data. Your car will most likely have its own health-interface that you can hook your mechanic up on and the system will monitor and call your car to service when needed.
Just an idea.
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A docking station would seem to be the most practical way of integrating smart phones with car systems. That way GPS, music and of course phone facilities would be easily portable between the two.
I am a little surprised to read that this could be problematic.
Good article btw!
It sounds interesting, especially for me, I'm studying telecommunication. if you find my name in one of those systems don't be surprise :).
thanks for the article.
Its really amazing.
I look at my Acura and while it's nice to have things like a built in NAV and bluetooth phone, I feel that Acura in a way has gotten it very wrong. First is that the NAV can't be upgraded, so while newer cars have live traffic monitoring, mine doesn't, same with iPhone integration. Mine is the last year (2004) that doesn't allow for iPhone integration with the head-unit. The phone is crazy in the TL also, it wants me to set up a phone book in the car, while this may seem nice, all that information is also in my phone.
There should be a dividing line where the technology is best to push off to other devices. I don't like the idea of having to set up a contract with AT&T for my phone and one with Verizon for my car (because that's who the car manufacturer decided to deal with). I'm lucky that XM just didn't go out of business, if so the radio on my car would have been useless.
I'm sort of different maybe, I expect my cars to be with me for around 10 years, in that time technology changes drastically, I think the path manufacturers are on is trying to force people to purchase new cars in order to upgrade technology (something I won't do) and not supporting the long time owner. If Acura, Porsche, Audi, Mercedes, Chevy, Ford, etc… think they can build a car that has better technology that my phone with in 5-11 years, then they're fooling themselves. They can't even build a car that's sexy enough for today.
Greater connectivity and entertainment usability enhancements are absolutely necessary but to me, the most valuable automotive technology is the HUD (head-up-display) and augmented reality (AR).
GM had it (HUD) in their full size cars then dropped them. It's very helpful in heavy traffic or situations when high concentration & focus are required (in construction zones); no need to take your eyes off the road. During night-time driving in the country, it's great to dim your dashboard display and only use the HUD; much easier on the eyes.
Today HUD is only in top-of-the-line cars but should become widespread within 3-5 years along with AR. Once you're used it, you never want a car without it.
The second most important technology is the "soft dashboard" or glass cockpit. I want to be able to arrange my dashboard to show different gauges where I want them and in the sizes and colors I want them (although HUD will reduce the need to view them as often).
Matthew: HUD may not have the initial appeal due to high costs, however once you have driven using it for awhile, it's something you can't (or don't want to) be without.
I believe the move toward "center mounted" instruments is because some cars are built for both right or left hand drive. It makes it unnecessary to build a mirrored version of the instrument panel. I don't like the idea but haven't driven one.
I didn't know that there are legalities about the locations of readout positions, but I'm guess that I'm not surprised. I still would like to customize what I see and where I see it.
Great article Matthew. One of the debates surrounding the connected car is "who pays for it?" Most of the benefit for a telematics link today is for the manufacturer (get you back into the shop more often for an oil change etc.) However, in order to get mass acceptance (and past the big brother issues) there has to be compelling services and applications for the end user. Otherwise the industry will continue to see the very low re-subscription rates they currently see after the free trial period expires. Another option, and more appropriate to your article, is to use the smartphone as the telematics link. Certainly there are draw backs (what if the phone is left home) but it also avoids extra cell subscription charges by piggybacking the owner's current data plan. Using smartphones/tablets as the interface also puts more control of the data that is shared into the user's hands and allows for innovative 3rd party application development.


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The wait for prized free agent defensive end Mario Williams to decide whether to sign with the Buffalo Bills will last yet another day.
The Bills announced Wednesday night that Williams has left their facility and will return Thursday morning.
Williams' agent, Ben Dogra, in a text to The Associated Press, wrote: "We are still continuing to talk."
That means the former Houston Texans star pass rusher will spend a second night in Buffalo awaiting to determine his future. The Bills flew him into town by private jet from his home in North Carolina shortly after the NFL's free-agency period opened on Tuesday.
With talks ongoing, it was a busy day for Williams a day after he had dinner with Bills management and coaches at a downtown Buffalo restaurant. After taking a physical and touring the Bills facility Wednesday morning, Williams traveled to the Buffalo International Airport to pick up his fiance.
Williams told Buffalo's WIVB-TV, "We'll see," when asked if his fianci's arrival was considered a good sign regarding his negotiations with the Bills.
The Bills said Williams and his fiance, who was not identified, were given a tour of the region.
Behind quarterback Peyton Manning, Williams is regarded as one of the top free agents available since the market opened on Tuesday. And that means the Bills would have to pay a hefty price if they intend to land the player selected first overall in the 2006 draft by Houston.
The Bills have identified improving their pass rush as a top offseason priority after managing just 29 — including 10 in one game — last season.
Listed at 6-foot-6 and 285 pounds, Williams is a two-time Pro Bowl starter, who had a franchise-best 53 career sacks, including a team single-season best 14 (2007). Williams was limited to playing just five games last season as a result of a torn chest muscle. He also missed three games in 2010 after having surgery to repair a sports hernia.
Aside from courting Williams, the Bills also brought in free agent receiver Robert Meachem on Tuesday. Meachem, who spent his first six seasons in New Orleans, turned down the Bills by instead signing with the San Diego Chargers.
The Bills' attempts to sign Williams has captured the imaginations of the team's fans.
With speculation that Williams was attending the Buffalo Sabres' NHL game against Colorado on Wednesday, several "We want Mario!" chants went up in the arena.
Sabres spokesman Michael Gilbert said he did not know if Williams was in attendance.
A business not far from Ralph Wilson Stadium had "Welcome Mario Williams" flashing on its electronic sign. A couple of fans dressed in Bills jerseys waited to greet Williams after his dinner on Tuesday. And several fans have showed up in the parking lot of the Bills facility hoping to get a glimpse of Williams the past two days.
Even Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly's wife, Jill, got into recruiting Williams via her Twitter account on Wednesday. Noting the player's passion for hunting, Jill Kelly noted Mario Williams in tweeting that there were currently nine deer in her backyard in suburban Buffalo.
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Research focuses on the social behavior, vocal communication, and cognition of animals in their natural habitats. Methods include observational sampling, tape-recording of vocalizations, playback experiments, and the collection of hormonal and genetic data from fecal samples. Our goals are to clarify the differences between nonhuman primate communication and human language, and to explore the adaptive value of primate social relationships as well as the cognitive mechanisms that underlie them. Species and research sites that are currently the focus of research by the members of my research group include baboons in the Okavango Delta, Botswana; bonobos in the Democratic Republic of Congo (graduate student Isaac Schamberg, working jointly with Gotfried Hohmann at MPI Leipzig); geladas in Ethiopia (graduate student Noah Snyder-Mackler, working jointly with Thore Bergman and Jacinta Beehner at the University of Michigan); and hyenas in Kenya (graduate student Andy Gersick, working jointly with Kay Holekamp at Michigan State University).
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Silk, J.B., Beehner, J.C. Bergman, T. Crockford, C., Engh, A.L., Moscovice, L., Wittig, R.M., Seyfarth, R.M. & Cheney, D.L. (2009) The benefits of social capital: Close social bonds among female baboons enhance offspring survival. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London, Series B 276, 3099-3104.
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This thread will be opened when Meloetta is available either in America or over WiFi
I am a Bot...Beep
Looking for a meloetta for a dextrade, it will be traded back after you trade it to me as I only need it for my pokedex. Thanks!
Already got for dex, but would like one for my personal use. Please PM me to work something out
Last edited by pacack825; 19th July 2012 at 2:32 AM.
My ultimate want is an uncloned shiny jirachi, if you have one, please tell me so I'm always extremely interested in other uncloned shiny event pokemon/shinies in general, so PM me if you want to trade
Trading Friends of Mine:
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Anatidaephobia; it's a real thing. Trust me, I know.
Offering two stones or items your choice to let me add meloetta to my dex. I promise to return.
pokemon X fc: 4940-6419-7030
Looking for a Meloetta or Keldeo.
I have a shiny Petilil for trade. PM me for trade.
Looking for a flawless Meloetta with HP Ice. I have a LOT to offer, so you will not be disappointed!
My Trophy Case:
Shiny Mew (Jp.), Old Sea Chart || Tutored 4th Gen moves. Uncloned -- First obtained through cartridge, through legitimate means. UNIQUE
Jirachi, WISHMKR || UT. Uncloned -- Obtained & tutored 3rd Gen exclusive moves through 100% legitimate means. Obtained directly from the OT. Still on 4th Gen cartridge. UNIQUE
Victini, Liberty Garden || T, Uncloned -- Obtained myself.
Looking For:
PC Tohoku Victini || FLAWLESS -- Special Moves: V-Create, Bolt Strike, Blue Flare, Glaciate -- Natures: Adamant, Jolly, Brave
Flawless Venipede -- Hidden Ability
Pikachu, Kyushu Train Event || NEAR/FLAWLESS -- Special Move: Extreme Speed -- Natures: Naïve/Hasty/Rash/Naugh
I have claimed Volcarona!
im looking for a movie event meoletta
im offering
arceus dw event
mewtwo w/ kings rock
darkrai w/ enigma berry
v-create victini w/ fire gem x2
shiny hydregion not event
Mystery mew
shiny froslass
Pm me for a trade as soon as possible
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pokemon y-5215-1007-9222- gira
Friend safari - electric - snorunt,piloswine. beartic
completed all kalos dex's
completed national dex
Looking for a legit movie meloetta
I have some items
A shiny lucario
and a mew to offer.
I'm also looking for keldeo if you have him too!
All shinies in my banner are for trade.
My diamond friend code is 1292 4614 8475. I'm hunting for a shiny clefairy. Non-shiny clefairies so far: 10,355.
My pokeradar shinies (NOT FOR TRADE)
x2 x3 x4 x13 x8 x6 x1 x7 x3 x3 x4 x1 x 7 x 14 x 14
Click here to see all my shinies on my english version of pokemon diamond. here's what the shiny patch looks like. My guide on how to chain Part 1 Part 2
looking for a real jolly moletta
Ive many Meloettas (legit, obviously) and Keldeos too
pm if u are interesed
I need a Meloetta, I can get any of the legendaries in my sig off GTS
*I have and am willing to trade:
Spoiler:- All starters:
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Spoiler:- Any fossil poke:
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Spoiler:- Misc.:
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Spoiler:- **Legendaries:
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*I am looking for:
Spoiler:- Wanted-nonlegendary:
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Any and every legendary EXCEPT Spoiler:- Legendaries I own:
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If you would like to trade, PM me and we can work something out.
*No shinies
**Will not guarantee hacked or unhacked, as-is, trade at your own risk
Have a few Meloetta's, offer away.
My Wi-Fi is not working, when it's up I'll let you know when I can trade again.
looking for an event meloetta with a nature that boosts sp. attack
i can offer the following
modest keldeo(not UT but not EV trained either)
the win2012 mewtwo
a spr2012 darkrai
some EV trained legendaries:kyogre,zekrom,palkia,dialga,giratina
a jolly japanese ditto
Hello everyone~ !! :3 I am currently looking for a /LEGIT/ flawless or near flawless Timid Meloetta~ I ask that you do not trade with me unless you are absolutely certain that the Pokemon you are trading me is indeed legit~ !! I have quite a few selection of Pokemon I could trade for her~ X3 Feel free to send me a PM~ !! If worse comes to worse I'll even consider accepting un-flawless Meloetta as long as she at least has this specific nature and reasonable IV'S~ !! Thank you very much in advance~
Pokemon Y
Pokemon Black
Do not trade me hacks or unlegit Pokemons I will not accept them only trade with me If you are certain that the mon you are trading me is legit
Most of my trades will be done via PM~ !! Each single one of my Pokemons are purely legits. None of them are hacked If I somehow trade a hack to you I will make a trade-back /RIGHT/ away~ Most of my rare Pokemons have been either received by myself or obtained through trades on here which I've always made sure of their legitimacy first hand. Some may be cloned however. I do not mind receiving clones myself unless they are Pokecheck clones with a "Premier" ribbon I consider those to be unlegit~ Thank you very much for your time.
Done for now :3
Later I might come back asking for better IV UT nature whatever- but have Meloetta now :3
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Black FC= 0305 1181 5627
looking for a legit meloetta- can offer either a shiny steelix, or shiny deoxys, also have some other legendaries so pm me if interested
fc: 1936-5362-2439
COOL POKEMON go to: http://forums.pokemonplus.net/index....rrals&reff=470
tell them Volcarona12 refered you
Im currently looking for..... , , , , , , , , , , and stones please i can trade heart scales
Im always looking for legendaries so if you have one that your never going to use pm me and well work something out
Have EVERY POKEMON! if any one needs anything let me know and ill see what i can do
After a Meloetta for a Dex Entry, will be traded back if wanted.
I have all the starters from Gen I-V if you need a Dex Entry of an earlier gen starter, or anything else, like random legendaries from Gen I-IV I have but they're things I'd like to keep, so trade backs would be better on any of those.
Thanks guys.
I'm looking for a Meloetta to either trade or tradeback with so I can complete my Pokedex. Message me if your interested.
Normal type safari:
Message me if you want to battle
Currently seeking: level 1 male Modest , level 1 male Moxie ability that knows Zen Headbutt & Ice Punch, any pokemon with good egg moves and stats, shinies, ev trained pokemon
Offering: Pokerus, Froakie, Chespin, Fennekin, Tyrunt, Amaura, other pokemon, Blastoisinite, Gardevoirite, Venusaurite
Looking for any legit Meloetta. Thanks.
Message me with trade offers! There are a whole bunch of things I'm willing to negotiate, I'm not specific. =P
Ooh, and shinies. =P
Offering: Stuff. Legendaries, some shinies, high level Pokemon, etc.
Send me a trade offer any time! ^_^!
Friend Code, Pokemon Black: 2752-6266-6237
Looking for any Legit Meloeta (Clone is fine)
Have 10 ANIV celebi, SMR2012 Jirachi, CHANNEL Jirachi and MYSTRY Mew
Also Looking for Keldeo
Platinum FC: 1075 9373 5814
have legit meoletta clones 4 vtrade pm me offers
white :0047-4223-6840
I now take dws,dwfs,events,and shinies and im lookin to get them all
Free Cloning service here if want a pokemon cloned please tell me only thing is I get a copy of it
have legit meoletta clones 4 vtrade pm me offers
white :0047-4223-6840
I now take dws,dwfs,events,and shinies and im lookin to get them all
Free Cloning service here if want a pokemon cloned please tell me only thing is I get a copy of it
i will trade you my shiny ho-oh f0r meleotta i will give you the pokemon back /answer response-asap
ill take tht but i got many more ut meoletta clones for trade if anyones interested also if u can please pm me or vm me
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white :0047-4223-6840
I now take dws,dwfs,events,and shinies and im lookin to get them all
Free Cloning service here if want a pokemon cloned please tell me only thing is I get a copy of it
looking for a Movie Meloetta. offering shiny jhoto starters. will accept clones
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We are looking for humorous, warm anecdotes and true stories illustrating that homeschooling is the best educational alternative around.
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I was going over some workbook pages with my 6-year-old daughter recently when I asked her, "What is wrong with this sentence?"
She replied, "Nothing. I like this sentence."
"But what does it need?"
She examined it carefully for a few minutes before triumphantly exclaiming, "It needs a pyramid at the end!"
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When my daughter, Autumn, was kindergarten age, she and I drew a poster of the food pyramid. We drew little pictures of food inside each box and talked about the food groups. When we talked about the cereals group, I told her we use wheat and oats to make bread.
"And what do we make from corn?" I asked.
Autumn's reply was enthusiastic: "Gasoline!"
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Wishful Thinking
When I discovered that somebody had mistakenly thrown out the wishbone I had saved, my 5-year-old brother declared sadly, "We could have planted that wishbone and grown a chicken!"
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Adjusting his focus
My son Stephen is a reluctant reader.
When he was 6 years old, he had his first eye exam. The nurse asked him to look into the device and read what he saw. He looked in the machine for a long time without saying anything. The nurse asked again if he could read what he saw to her.
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We all started laughing and explained that the letters didn't spell words and that we just needed to know if he could clearly see the letters.
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My three kids are a part of a Classical Conversations group in North Carolina.
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One day when I was in a discussion with a friend about a history topic, the subject of Napoleon came up.
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Before I could answer her, my 4-year-old looked up from her toy pony and in her baby voice lisped out, "Napoleon Bonaparte of the French Empire was defeated at the Battle of Waterloo by British General Wellington soon after the war of 1812 in the United States."
My friend's jaw dropped open, and I just smiled.
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The other day while driving into town, my daughter Hannah (12) said, "Mom, you should have been a preacher because you can take a really small point and talk about it for a very, very, very long time."
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Before Christmas, I asked my 7-year-old daughter what she wanted.
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That really warmed my heart and made me realize that homeschooling is a precious gift we give our children.
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