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@GibsonLPStudio @mlclearwater Leipsic is good. Don't assume
@GibsonLPStudio @mlclearwater yeah, I did that after I posted. This team is too shitty right now for me to spend too much time reading. Hurts too much lol. I'm out
@Jay31 @mlclearwater I think you will see more teams (not just LA) pay a first + for dman that are equal too or less than Franson before the deadline. I personally think we got rinsed by Nash. But that's just me.
@Eye of the Tiger @mlclearwater Thanks for the deets. Still a great trade for Car imo
Sekera netted a first (LA's and they aren't a lock to make the playoffs) and McKeown, a good d prospect. Really think we sold too soon on Franson and Santorelli but I'm happy we traded them. Just didn't get enough imo
we need to trade Reimer and Bernier for picks and prospects and bring back Vesa.
All the best Cody, really enjoyed you as a leaf but time to go.
Let the tear down continue and hopefully Nashville loses in the first round.
@Hammertownleaffan @mlclearwater Umm if your from Hamilton I'd keep it down
@TheLoovTrain @mlclearwater I;ve just stepped away from watching leafs games lol
@Cameron19 @mlclearwater Blasphemy - the act of insulting or showing contempt or lack of reverence for God, to religious or holy persons or things, or toward something considered sacred or inviolable. Those things equal the leafs to you? sad
Hey I've hated the habs as much as the next leafs fan but at least they know how to run a team and give their fans something to cheer for
I actually fucking hate Nonis and pretty much this Leafs team. I've been a pretty die hard fan since I was 7 but have just totally checked out after this latest demonstration of complete and utter professional incompetence by all levels of this organization.
Losing, terrible trades, terrible asset management and owned by rival communication corporations. What a fucking joke. Now we're saying trades like Carter and Broll for a conditional 7th? Waste of my time and energy.
Now we all sit on here and talk tanking and trading for assets because even in our elongated moments of hating this franchise, we still want them to turn it around 'next time, next year, next rebuild'. Fucking pathetic. Go habs go for all I care. Sorry for the rant, fuck the leafs.
Literally the last thing we need is another winger, fuck Perron.
I'd take Nurse of their hands though, really like that kids game. Not that we need more young dmen....
We have some good bottom 6 kinda prospects coming up in house. Ryan Rupert is starting to find some consistency, good sign. 8 points in 13 games, gritty, 20yrs old. I like him and Carrick in checking roles. Connor Brown turning into a legit NHL guy imo.
Merry Christmas Fuckers! Have a great Holiday Season. From Mark in Peterborough
Have a great Christmas Eve everyone, we only get so many. From Peterborough, ON
If our top line can't start playing defence and actually working to possess the puck in the offensive zone this team is fucked. I can't imagine watching a guy make 8 million a year play on my team when he can't he even take the right defensive position on an opposing forward in our d-zone before the puck gets out. Or just does flyby's on the fore check. I really appreciate Kessel's offensive abilities, but him and the other players slacking defensively need to wake the fuck up if this team is going to take the next step. Sorry for the rant. To all the people who are going to say Kessel's not this teams problem, save it, he is our best player and needs to be held accountable for his (and his line mates) lackluster effort in their own end. He needs to lead, whn players see him hustling back on D, it inspires them. And frankly it's when he's at his best. Jesus I need to stop
I know the Marlies lost some key players and coaches and that the big clubs success is more important than the farm teams, however I am disappointed with how shitty they are doing given A) their success in recent years and B) The fact that we have made the playoffs 1 time in 10 years and are for the most part thin on prospects excelling outside the NHL. (nylander, Brown aside).
5-3 leafs tonight regardless
There are a number of players I hope Mngt is looking at moving A) Because we need/want cap space for next year B) Because we are relatively deep at the wings and on D. C) Some players Mngt doesn't want to resign and we need to get assets for them. D) Because we won't be able to take the next step if we have them and their contracts anchoring us down.
That said, the team has done great so far this year, I've enjoyed watching them and I think we beat Philly 5-3 tonight
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Lupul + Gardiner ($9.3ml) for E. Kane (5,25). Gives us cap room and Winnipeg is still waaaayyyyy under the cap.
Lupul + Gardiner for J. Eberle
I would be tempted to do either of those trades and I actually think they are relatively fair for both teams
I prefer e keep Ashton over Kozun. Nothing against the little guy, i'm a fan, but Ashton is a big boy, who can skate and score and is also a couple years younger i believe. Hasn't really been given a huge opportunitiy with the Leafs, despite the games he ahs played as most he only saw a few minutes with guys who shouldn't even be in the ECHL. For some reason I still see him as a legitimate 3rd line guy in the future.
Great win last night. We have played and beaten some of the best teams in the league over this stretch. Have we been outplayed at times? Yes, but we have also played much more solid than last year.
Sounds funny but the big test imo is how we play against Carolina on Thurs, a team we should beat and outplay. If we get outshot and outpossessed by a large margin, I will be concerned even if we win. We need to find a away to beat the best times and we need to dominate the teams below us, plain as that. GLG
I hope the leafs start talking more like the raptors - "we haven't won anything yet, haven't achieved anything just because we're off to a good start". It's a long season and we're streakier than my 3 yr old sons underwear
I thought our top line was awful defensively tonight, and wasn't capitalizing on their chances. But they tied up on the PP which was huge.
I thought Lupul was invisible for the most part, but big game winner.
Reimer let in a babyshit soft 2nd goal, but stand tall the rest of the way and in the SO.
Beautiful win
@MaxwellHowe When we first got Panik, I said sure. When we kept playing him after 5 games where he hadn't done much or got much ice I said Why. Now he is just looking like I steal and I'm saying fuck ya.
@Knights2Leafs I hear ya but Kadri is producing with Winnik and Santa
Anyone else think Lupul needs to go? He's been invisible offensively, I still like him but all things considered, I think he is tradeable and would fetch us a pick and prospect maybe.
Marlies win 4-0. Bibeau, Percy and Brown looking solid
Santo 2.5 x4 & Franson 5.5 x 6. Please Nonis
@Cameron19 He's making room for himself. Playing tough. We're gonna have a logjam on D which is a great thing
Bronco's, Leafs, Raps and Marlies. My wife is soooooo tolerant
Capgeek = great site
Blows my mind how much $ Fyers pay their shitty d. Also surprising how much $ Col spends. O'Reilly anyone? Although our centre's play this year is starting to make the "we need a big #1 C" conversation obsolete.
@Savo43 @mlclearwater Agree, I'm fine with smith, just see it as an position the leafs could most easily improve
But Freddi is a couple years away. I'm talking tonight. I was hoping Carrick would take the spot, but he needs more time. We need a vet who can grind it out, skate, win draws and kill penalties today
on an unrelated note(s):
Can't wait for McLaren and Orr's contracts to be off this teams list next year.
Antoine Bibeau looks like a great, late goalie draft for us. Kid has been unbelievably solid over the past two years on teams who don't really play good d
Fuck LA
I'm satisfied with Smith, but really thing that 4c spot is upgradeable.
I think he gets more also, he has been playing great. If Nonis and Co. don't want him, we gotta trade him for some goods though. Don't let him walk for nothing.
I'd be fine with trading Gardiner and resigning Franson for 5.5 x 6/7. Gardiner shows flashes of brilliance though
Hypothetically, we keep Franson. What does it take to sign him?
I say bidding starts at 5mil x 5 years
@ProfessorRance @mlclearwater I agree, but ya never know lol
I'd be tempted to trade Clarkson or Lupul whenever we get a chance. Both players I like but their cap hits, out cap situation and our apparent depth of wingers leave me hoping we can move one of them without taking much salary back.
Good game for the leafs last night. We are getting way better contributions from all lines this year, and when we win, we generally deserve it unlike last year.
We also have Brown, Carrick, Bibeau and Rupert playing pretty well down for the Marlies. I'm hoping Carrick can take Smith's spot at some point here.
Tough game today, GLG
Kadri is my boy. Him, Bernie and Franny are gonna get paid if they keep this shit up. Great win, GLG
Like last year I really wonder what Nonis' plan is with UFA's: Franson, Santorelli, Booth etc. I would be working pretty hard to resign Santo @ 2-2.5 x 3 and Franson @ 4.5-5 x 5. If not than look into trading them while their value is high. Gotta stop losing guys for nothing imo
Holzer almost 20 mins tonight. Very impressed so far this time around with him. Great depth on D
Great when the boys play like this, solid team game.
Holzer has been very impressive. Lupul and Kadri playing very solid. Love this shit


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Depends on what you want from it, I suppose. But generally, I prefer Attack Pattern Omega over Attack Pattern Delta (where available
). Attack Pattern Omega gives a resistance buff, a speed and maneuverability buff, and a defense buff, plus a damage buff. I think the damage buff is relatively weak compared to what, say, Attack Pattern Beta gives you effectively via its resistance debuff, but I don't know how that compares to Attack Pattern Delta. At least not without access to the game and checking the stats.
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Most, if not all, $250 -$300 9mm's and .40's aren't accurate at all, they have terrible triggers, and sometimes they aren't reliable.......except SgtMiller's hi-point, ofcourse.
The Sigma and the M&P are night and day. Get some displine and save up for the pistol you want. The M&P has a far better trigger and hits what you aim it at. The recoil seems lighter, easy to get back on target for shot 2,3,4 ect and the grip is better IMHO. Suck it up and manage your $, the pistol you own my someday save your life. Bet you can find a M&P for about $500 new after the $50 rebate. Not a lot of these on the used market but they do show up. Plenty if used Sigmas on the used market, that should tell you something right there.
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I guess I should have not assumed everyone knows what I'm thinking...
If I get a Sigma it will not be in lieu of a M&P. I'll still get the M&P, I'd just be getting the Sigma in the mean time. The reason I like the Sigma is it's small size so if I ever decide to carry concealed it's a bit more managable than a full size M&P. I was really more asking if I buy a Sigma will I regret it? I'll likely try to find a used one so the extra money can stay in the "buy the blasted M&P already" fund. I'm just sick of having only my .22s to shoot at the range and renting pistols there is too expensive ($5 gun rental, $20 for 50 rds of ammo, $10 range fee, and $1.75/ea. for targets)
My 40VE is three years old and has approx 800+ rounds through it and works fine, the trigger is stiff but IMO a non-issue, about the same as a DA revolver.
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Try the Ruger P95. I got that and I really like it. I held a sigma and I did not like the trigger at all. I don't think it has a saftey either, and with a first real handgun that might be something that you would want. I am glad I got my ruger.
I know very little about handguns, but i like my P95.
The Sigma series handgun is the poor man's Glock. If you purchase one, call the folks at S&W, and they can give you a good deal on fixing the notorious heavy trigger pull.
Double check this, but I believe there is a 50 dollar rebate for purchasing a Sigma (it may be limited time only).
Take care of these pistols properly, and they will treat you well. They are of a good design, and are accurate at all common defensive ranges (7, 10, 15, 25 yards).
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Well, looks like I won't be getting anything for a while. The lawyers are pressing me too hard lately, so my $500 "gun" stash is being raided to pay for my bankrupcy. Back to $0...again.
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Salvia Black and Blue - does it come back?
Hi everyone - I am a regular on the winter sowing forum, but decided to visit you because I LOVE salvias. I got some Salvia Black and Blues on sale at Lowe's and wondered if they come back here in NC - we can get pretty cold here but the ground very rarely freezes - Thanks for any responses - Carrie (also is the Blue Bedder an annual? Splendens? annual? thanks) (...PS I have a lot to learn about Salvias)
Hi, Carrie! Welcome!! I think it'd come back for you. A good layer of mulch would probably help. Mine dies down completely, as does arizonica, Argentine Skies, glutinosa, nubicola, miltihorriza and probably a couple others I can't think of now. Our ground here doesn't freeze, though I get frost and hail - my poor karwinskiis look awful!
Carrie the splendens is a tender perennial or annual here. But it reseeds like crazy At least the salvia splendens vanhouttii does for me I haven't bought any in two years and they are blooming like crazy in my garden
I never have any luck with salvia guaranitica and it's cultivars coming back or reseeding but I am a full zone north of you and probably in the minority. Sarah
Black and Blue should winter over for you in 7b. It's reliably hardy for me in 7a, with voles being the biggest threat.
Thank you so much for the responses! I have a better feeling about them now that I have read your replies. I grew the splendens from seed and they are gorgeous and hopefully I will also have reseeds.
Karen - your black/blue came back? That's great - I hope mine do too - will let you know - Carrie
Mine come back too. Don't cut down the stems until the worst of winter is over. There is quite a bit of disagreement over winter mulch for B&B. Many folks report that this just makes a perfect nest for voles. For some reason I've been getting away this. I pile a foot or two of leaves over the plants in late fall and remove them in early April. So far so good, some of my plants are more than 4 years old.
My B & B has come back for the last several years. This year I thought I had lost it for sure, but I think it got shaded out in the spring by the shirley poppies. After I pulled those they must have started growing. A couple of weeks ago I noticed the B & B was starting to bloom. I don't give it much mulch, just whatever happens to stay in the bed.
Comes back for me also in zone 7a North Carolina without a problem. No extra mulching needed in my experience. I have also had Salvia leucantha overwinter for me twice with nothing more than a little leaf mulch placed over the crown. I also don't cut the stems back until late winter when they are typically laying flat due to ice storm damage.
I just HAD to jump in and ask....will I be able to leave my Black & Blue salvia tubers in the ground here in Zone 5 with tons of mulch over them? I want these flowers everywhere possible!! Or should I dig them up and overwinter them in peat moss in a cool spot in the basement?
In the ground? Probably not, you're just too cold. If you dig the tubers up, make sure you keep the stems attached because the tubers themselves will not sprout. If I was trying this method I'd wait until the plant has been killed to the ground and even a little beyond. You don't want it to break dormancy and sprout down there.
Most of the guaraniticas do have tubers: Argentina Skies, Brazil form, B & B, Blue Ensign, and to a much lower degree, the Van Remsen form. The Costa Rican form, a possible tetraploid, does not, and neither does the hybrid Purple Majesty.
Voles are weak and opportunistic diggers, using moles to do most of their work. Moles are carnevores, eating earthworms and beetle grubs. By working in crushed rock around the base of tuberous plants, moles will be deterred from digging, since they will not heed the scent of the tubers that are delicious to voles.
I've attached an image of Salvia patens Guanajuato tubers to give you an idea of what typical Salvia tubers look like.
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I have a salvia B&B in a big pot that has not died back complete yet but that is infested with fireants nesting in the soil. I soaked the soil with water trying to get them to leave the pot but it hasn't work they just rebuild the nest. How can I get rid of them without them going to my other flower pots?
I think there are baits you can use. Worker ants will carry them back to the nest to feed to the brood and queen.
Drenches are another possibility, but uniform drenching is necessary. If you use this option, start with a uniformly damp pot. A saturated pot will not permit penetration, and if the root ball is completely dry, it will wet slowly and very irregularly. Think of the root ball as a sponge.
I have purchased or received the plants in trade more than once, and had them parish. Now I know why. It drives me nuts when places sell perennials that aren't hardy in this area. Now I know, but I think I may try them again and bring them in. Tubers hummmm. Question: I'm trying them again from seed this time. Will they bloom the first year? I never realized that they got that big either.
I overwinter my S. guaranitica directly in the container in my unheated garage with the Brugmansia farm. I wait for the plant to brown up and go dormant and then transfer it into the garage. I cut way back on watering, maybe once every month as I water the brugs. Then in late winter I see them come back to life, giving very nice and vigorous stems. I need to transfer them to a bit larger containers, I hope it doesn't complain to much.
I've wondered if a gardener north of zone 6 might be able to overwinter them like this. Cut them down after the ground freezes, put a sheet of plastic over the bed and then take hay bales and stack them on top, bags of leaves might work too. If the bed was naturally dry the plastic would keep out additional moisture and a few feet of straw would keep out the really deep cold. I'm just glad I don't have to try it.
I am in 7b and all of mine are coming back up. They are in the yard, not in pots, in a variety of locations. We had a week in January when the temperatures were in the teens - that was our coldest spell. My Argentina Skies is coming back, too. I was worried about it because it was new last year and not very big.
There have been reports of a few people in zone 5 that have had their B&B's that were inground come back. I can't remember who it is now but one person has had their plant(s) survive for several years inground. I don't know what they did to protect it but I do remember the post from 2 yrs ago. That is what prompted me to plant mine out.
I'm happy to report, my Black and Blue is alive!!! I planted out on the south side of my home near the foundation last fall. I received it in a trade last spring. It was in a pretty good size pot all summer. I just didn't have any room left inside to bring it in, so I decided to take a chance and plant it. I did put a good layer of mulch down when I planted, but I didn't pile it up.
I'm getting ready to transfer my black & blue salvia (thanks, Mary!) from pots to ground. I'm in zone 7A. Should I consider planting it in a giant pot in the ground to protect it from voles or is this a minor problem? Or surround the area with buried rocks/gravel? I probably will take 1-2 plants in for the winter just to be sure I have survivors, but I was planning/hoping to have this in the garden year-round. What is the best way to ensure survival?
Working crushed rock or gravel around the root (and tuber) zone of your plant will deter voles. They are weak diggers and let moles do most of their work. Since moles are carnivores (earthworms, beetle grubs), they will avoid the denser soils if they can find their prey elsewhere. The voles will not dig through gravel by themselves. You will need to experiment to determine the optimum density of gravel and the optimum distance from the base of the plant you will need for effective results.
I saw this old thread and I might as well update : ) Last year my B and B came back really strong and put on quite the show. This year when I saw it in the spring, the roots were exposed from some critter scratching at the soil surface over the winter. I assumed it was a goner. Well, it came out late, but it is still alive! It isn't as big as last year, but it is blooming.
I love these salvias! The hummingbirds were buzzing around them all summer. This is the first year I've grown them and I'm hoping they will come back. They're in a south facing bed next to the house. I'm going to mulch them like crazy!
I don't know if anyone has bothered with this post anymore, but I am happy to say I live in Colorado, zone 5, and have had my black and blue come back for 3 years! Don't mulch, dig and pot or anything! :)
I truly love these...I actually have some babies this year too.
This is a pretty old thread but just in case anybody reads it I'll give you my input. I live in Southeast Michigan and I love having the black and blue salvia in my yard, as it attracts lots of hummingbirds. Every fall, I cut the plant down to the ground and then I pile leaves about 3 feet deep over the top of the plant. The next spring, after the danger of frost is gone, I remove the leaves. I've had the same plants now for years, and each year they come back better than the previous year. It's so easy to keep them going...and in Michigan we have some brutal winter weather. This method works for me...if you want to keep your plants in the ground and have them survive...give it a try.
I bought 5 Salvia B & B plants last year, and they thrived over the summer. Such beautiful plants and the hummers love them! Then, the voles found them. They munched away at those fat tuberous roots. By the end of the season, they had wiped out 3 out of the 5 plants. I rescued the remaining 2 and potted them and put them in the garage to over-winter. I probably dug them up before they were even fully dormant, just wanted to get them away from the voles.
The plants did fine in the garage. By early spring, they were sending up new shoots. I planted them out last week, and put wire cages around the root ball at planting time to protect them from the voles. I used 1/2 inch hardware cloth and encircled the roots of the plants. I have had to do this with some other plants like Echinacea as well.
I just bought 3 more B & B at the nursery, and will circle those with hardware cloth too.
There is also another method for colder winter regions that works. I have a flower bed that is 10x25' and Ive covered it with heavy plastic or tarp the last 3 years and get nearly 100% return. I have a salvia guaranitica blue ensign that is now over 60" tall and gets better each year. It is a true hummer magnet. The calyx on this one though is green not black but the hummers dont mind.


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I'm just posting two pics of H. lancelata and H. lancelata bella. I have to think this forum for cultural info on these Himalayan species. I purchased cuttings of these in Nov./Dec thinking they would grow during the cooler months and hopefully get big enough to struggle through the hot and humid gulf coast Summer. The cuttings just sat there until the temps got into the high 80's and then they started to grow. And they have continued to grow through the Summer. Like someone on this forum from the Fla. panhandle said, they like to be sloppin wet. If they approach dryness they will loose leaves. It's strange that the Northern European literature says they should be kept dry. Anyway...
Yes Renee, I think it was you. Congradulations on escaping the panhandle btw. I hope you're living in another Hoya friendly area.
Thanks Pug. I was smitten with pictures of big plants in full bloom. I now think it's possible I can have one of them in a few years.
I like the description "sloppin wet." When I got mine, I was just starting out with Hoyas, so I put it in AV mix and watered it like a Gesneriad and boy did it do well. I never even knew its leaves could shrivel back in those days!
Then I learned a little more about Hoyas and moved it to a 'proper' Hoya mix and I've been struggling to keep it watered enough ever since. /eyeroll It's just one of those outlier Hoyas.
As Renee points out, you can let it get drier when the temperatures are cool, so that might explain the European recommendations. I also just suspect a little bit of copy-pasting must go on when they're filling out their webpages, because I live in a coolish climate (not as cool as I'd like...) and it's still not very drought tolerant.
Pretty pics - flowers look so different in outdoor light. Less sterile, somehow.
p's. There's an 'O' in lanceolata :)


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This is a split board - You can return to the Split List for other boards.
My team so far...
Infernape(physical Sweeper)
Terrakion(physical Sweeper)
Porygon 2(special wall)
Cofagrigus(physical wall)
Hydreigon/Noivern/Eelektross(Special Sweeper even though Eelektross is slow)
I need help with this. The issue is that if I used Hydreigon I get a weakness to fighting(damnable dark types), if I use Noivern, I would need possible spin support(I have Blastoise in case). What I like about Eelektross is the fact the it has no weakness(Levitate) but he is slow... any ideas?
Also I think I need screen/hazard support. How is Klefki/Carbink? They both can learn dual screens and have hazards. I'm leaning towards Klefki because of Prankster and it has two weaknesses...
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Didn't you already have a topic like this? One that I'm pretty sure I posted in?
Anyway, to answer your question both Klefki and Carbink are excellent screeners. I'd say Kelfki is slightly better at the role though due to Pranskter and the fact it's pretty much guaranteed to get a screen up.
Can also provide support with Prankster T-wave, set Spikes, etc.
Carbink has access to Rocks (Stealth Rock> Spikes), but it's also slow (Taunt can be a problem) and x4 weak to Steel (a more common offensive move now thanks to Fairy).
Taunt kind of destroys both of these, but Klefki at least has access to Prankster so it can at least outspeed and get one screen up before the Taunt. It also outspeeds Prankster Taunt Sableye so it gets up a screen in that scenario as well. (It pretty much gets a screen up period vs anything that isn't named a Taunt Prankster Liepard).
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Lol, I did actually. I'm mainly having trouble with choosing a Special Attacker for this team actually. I'm thinking of dropping Hydreigon/Noivern for Eelektross, my only gripe is that its pretty slow to even take that role. Mega Blastoise too(though Rapid Spin is nice).
And I'll use Klefki then. Prankster is too hard to pass.
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Well since you're using a screener, Volcarona can be a real nasty special sweeper. Can setup via Quiver Dance, Roost, etc until its desired boosts are obtained. Reflect helps immensely since its Defense isn't the greatest.
Nasty Plot special Mega Lucario also is incredibly powerful, though It's pretty frail. It will definitely enjoy those screens.
Since you don't even have a mega yet (unless you opt for offensive spinning Mega Toise) he would be my choice.
I've yet to use one myself, but it's generating alot of attention lately. I tended to run the physical variants in the past.
Too bad my lvl 100 shiny Lucario from W/2 is physical based. Really want to try out that Nasty Plot set.
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Thanks for the help, I think I'll use Mega Blastoise then since Lucario adds up the ground weakness. If not I'll find something then. I am still considering some Pokemon that are resistant/immune to ground.
Also, how is Rotom as a Sweeper? I never tried any other Rotom but Special Defensively Rotom W.
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Rotom can be good offensively, but that's not really its best role. It's still not really a "sweeper."
Still, an offensive bulky modest spread could be used to great effect.
252 SpA/252 HP
Hydro Pump
Volt Switch/T-bolt
WoW/T-wave/Trick/Confuse Ray/Rest
Shadow Ball/Coverage/HP Fire/Ice, etc.
If you don't want the status and go all out attacker you could maybe slap on a Vest as well. Chesto/Rest isn't ever bad to have on it either. You also could slap a Specs on it and run it with Trick as well.
In any case, Hydro Pump and Thunderbolt/Volt are going to be your primary attacks. The rest are up to you.
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SURREY, B.C. -- To a young teenager's eyes, the invitation from an online male suitor seems relatively harmless at first: Perhaps you'd like to cuddle, talk, play games?
Five minutes into the chat, the 27-year-old from the Metro Vancouver area asks if she has a "BF." He then casually mentions porn.
I'm 13 years old, she reminds the man. She posts a blushing smiley-face emoticon.
Ten more minutes in, she clicks open a digital image he's just sent her way. The photo is not his face, but another body part, standing at attention. It scores the man a rendezvous, but not with the teenybopper he imagined.
"It's probably the most meaningful work I can do in the force," said the RCMP constable and mother of two, who was the man's actual chat partner.
She sends officers knocking at the man's door, and he is later convicted of luring and invitation to sexual touching in a B.C. court.
"When you get a guilty plea... there is a sense of justice."
Posing as a youngster to catch predators is a relatively new strategy British Columbia RCMP are using to proactively keep children safe. It's one of many tasks performed by officers in the Surrey-based Integrated Child Exploitation Unit, or ICE, rating somewhat less repugnant than other duties that have sent cops running to the bathroom to vomit.
Cases involving hard drives crammed with toddler rape photographs and attackers live-streaming sexual assaults on five-year-olds jostle for resources that might also go toward pursuing Canadian child sex tourists in Southeast Asia and Africa.
Domestic crimes compete for the finite time, energies and mental health of the 12 members who staff B.C.'s ICE unit -- a reality advocates for the more complex overseas files don't begrudge. Visiting several restricted areas of the otherwise plain-looking office buildings provides a lens into the dedication and grit of the close-knit team members who subject themselves daily to children's suffering because they're compelled to make that pain go away.
"A lot of people ask that question, how can you do this job?" the female constable told The Canadian Press during an interview watched over by two of her superior officers.
"When I'm chatting online I'm able to separate myself somewhat. But when you interview a victim, it tugs at your heart."
The officer, whose name is withheld at the request of the RCMP, works in an enclosed office on as many as five computer monitors as her 11-year-old daughter and five-year-old son smile down at her from photos on a nearby corkboard.
She has more than a decade's experience in policing and has also presided as a coroner. She said she copes with the disturbing work by maintaining a healthy and balanced lifestyle -- eating right, appreciating her good co-workers and having a "twisted" sense of humour.
"If someone is masturbating before me on a web cam, I think it's disgusting," she said. "But you have a job to do and you do it."
Officers hired into the unit are pre-screened and exposed to lower-end images of child sexual abuse to see if they have a stomach for the distress.
They undergo an intense psychological exam beforehand, and then see a professional every six months.
They needn't have particular expertise; instead what counts is an interest in protecting children and perhaps work on similar files in the past.
Staff Sgt. Bev Csikos leads a team of two corporals, nine constables, two analysts and two technical crime unit support members on a $2-million annual budget.
The unit provides its unique expertise on Internet-based child exploitation to support 131 detachments across the province.
The 23-year police veteran was a strong plainclothes investigator who worked on the serial killer Robert Pickton case long before joining ICE in 2008. She took over in 2011.
The team rescued one child in her first year, while last year they saved upwards of 40.
"If there's one message," she said, directing her comment at parents, "get that computer out of the bedroom."
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need something soothing for scratched spots
My cat will be off to the doc on MOn to have the radioactive iodine treatment for his hyperthyroid. WE took him off the tapazole on monday but he is STILL digging his poor face! I thought it would be getting better but it seems to be worse, even tho he is on a steroid. Is there anything non medicated--like an oatmeal rinse or saline or something--that I can do to ease him? I'm really worried about an infection.
I believe Benedryl makes a spray for bug bites. It is topical. Check with your vet first though. Maybe you can spray some onto your fingers, and then rub it on your kitty's face? Poor thing. Cats do lick their paws and then rub their faces, so make sure it is okay with your vet. Has the vet suggested an antihistamine like benedryl yet?
I'm so glad you're having the I-131 treatment on Monday and that he's off the Tapazole. To make sure that you don't put anything on him that may interact or interfere with the I-131, you should call the radioiodine clinic and describe the scratching and sores to them. Follow their advice regarding any treatment of the sores and itching. That way you'll know that any treatment is compatible with the I-131.
Some people say that green tea bags help - just soak the teabags in warm water until they are soft, then wipe the affected areas with the wet bags or use them as a compress. Shouldn't have any interactions or side effects.
Hope the treatment goes well and your cat gets better quickly!
Get a product/spray called Calm Coat - this is a miracle for animals - check the site below.
I have a 12-yr. old border collie who gets hot spots - he and I went nuts trying everything to relieve the itch.
During my research, I found wonderful testimonials for this product - ordered it online and wahlaaaa - it WORKS - itching gone!
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Here is a link that might be useful: Calm Coat for animals