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The new Texas State Parks Geocache Challenge has begun!
Go to the coordinates page!
Geocaching at Texas State Parks!
Geocaching is a type of treasure hunt using a GPS unit or an app on your smartphone to help you find hidden "caches" placed by people all over the world. Geocaches are everywhere - from just down the street to the most remote wilderness areas. They range from extremely small containers (35-mm film canister or smaller) to large ammo-style boxes and can contain many different things, including a log book to sign your name, tradable items for kids and adults, and more!
Don't know how to geocache but would like to try it out? We have special workshops hosted at our State parks to introduce you to this activity. Check out geocache events on our Calendar.
What is Geocaching?
Geocaching is the hunt for any of more than 3 million items worldwide that have been purposely hidden by geocachers just like you. The game, when played responsibly, has been embraced by Texas State Parks and Natural Areas because of the fun and health benefits the sport creates for its players. Geocaching is primarily based through the website geocaching.com and is free to participate in! Simply create a user name or "cache handle" and you will be on your way!
This "treasure hunt" takes its participants to a fun, creative, or beautiful hiding place in the outdoors to search for items of all different sizes and difficulty. Along the way, be sure to enjoy your travels, explore the contents of each container you find, and return back to geocaching.com to log your visit and tell the world about your adventure.
You might be wondering what is a Geocache? In its simplest terms "Geo" means earth, and "Cache" means hidden item. Most geocaches are camouflaged containers that range in size. Geocaches are never buried, so please leave your shovels at home!
How to Play
- Visit Geocaching.com, or use a smartphone app, and find caches where you are.
- For your first geocache adventure, choose an easy cache based on the difficulty, size, and terrain ratings.
- When you've found a geocache that suites your trip and group, download the coordinates to your GPS or begin navigating on your Smartphone.
- When you arrive at a cache, approach it safely. Some of the best hiding locations are also homes for wildlife. It might take a few minutes to find the cache if it is hidden well!
- Open the container, sign the log, and trade a family friendly item with the "swag" that is already in the cache.
- Replace the container exactly how you found it and return back to geocaching.com to log your find and tell the world of your adventure! You will begin to collect "smiley" face symbols that signify your number of finds over the course of your lifetime.
- Watch a video from geocaching.com to learn more!
- Download guidelines for hiding a geocache on a TPWD property.
What to Bring:
- GPS or smartphone with coordinates
- Pen or pencil
- Water bottle
- Hat, footwear appropriate for a hike, and rain gear, if needed - Plan ahead and check the weather!
- Sunscreen and insect repellent
- Park, or trail, map
- Inexpensive small items to trade for cache "swag"
- A sense of adventure!
How can I Leave No Trace During My Visit?
- Do the responsible and safe thing and stay on the trails for as long as possible.
- Leave what you find including those pretty wildflowers, unique rocks, and artifacts!
- Being considerate of others by not parking in campsites and keeping voices low.
- Trash your trash and consider CITO - "Cache in Trash Out" to help keep our spaces beautiful.
- Respecting wildlife, you're in their backyard!
Glossary of Terms
- Size: On Geocaching.com the size of the geocache is posted so you know what you are looking for.
- Terrain: A rating of a 1 star indicates that the geocache is considered to be accessible by wheelchair. A geocache with a terrain rating of 5 stars will require some special equipment (boat, 4WD, etc) to find the container.
- Difficulty: A difficulty level of 1 star will indicate that the cache should be found very quickly. A 5 star cache is a big endeavor requiring toughness to find or open the container.
- FTF = First to Find, or the first person to find a geocache after it has originally been hidden.
- TFTC = Thanks for the cache, or an abbreviation of thanks to the original hider of the cache.
- Ground Zero or GZ = The area where the cache is supposed to be located.
- TNLN = Took Nothing Left Nothing, meaning that the finder did not participate in trading of swag.
- SL = Signed Log
- Muggles = Someone not familiar with geocaching. Avoid muggles while geocaching, to ensure that caches stay put and are not vandalized or "muggled".
- Geocoin, Travelbug, or Pathtag = These items add flavor to the swag that can be traded. Using identification numbers these items can be shared with friends and "tracked" as they are carried and logged from one cache to the next.
How can I learn more? Geocachers love their hobby and love getting others involved. Look for online resources like message boards, community geocache associations, and facebook groups dedicated to the game. More information on geocaching can be found by on geocaching.com by browsing their "Learn" section, to answer any questions that you may have. If you are still in need of assistance, check the TPWD events calendar for Geocaching 101 workshops where a Texas State Parks staff member or volunteer will further introduce you to the game. Sign up for TPWD e-mail updates about geocaching.
We are so glad that you've decided to try geocaching! Take it to the next level and consider trying the Texas State Parks Geocache Challenge! Read On!
Introducing the new Texas State Parks Geocache Challenge!
We invite you and your family to join us in discovering hidden items while revealing exciting facts and stories about Texas State Parks. Find the coordinates below or from Geocaching.com and begin your adventure at parks throughout Texas!
We have hidden special geocaches in many state parks, historic sites, and natural areas. By finding hidden treasure in your state parks, we hope you slow down, discover more corners of the parks, and take the time to relax along the way.
How to Participate in the Challenge
- Download the Texas State Parks Geocache Challenge Passport (PDF 1.1 MB), and bring it with you.
- Go to the coordinates page. Challenge caches will have TXGCC13 in their name.
- Once you have physically found a cache at a park, locate the logbook inside. This book tells a unique story about each park and offers a trivia question related to that specific story. Write the answer to that trivia question on your passport.
- Use the special red orienteering punch in each cache to mark your passport.
- Every Official State Parks Challenge cache will be counted towards your cumulative total and prize levels.
- Submit your completed passport and contact information to the address below when you have completed each prize level.
- There will be more than one official state parks challenge cache in many parks to help boost your numbers!
- There will be a "First to Find" trackable geocoin inside many of our caches!
- More caches and special theme challenges may be added as the challenge progresses.
Cachers who have participated in previous challenges, please notice some changes in format to make the challenge more welcoming to cachers of all abilities and experience levels.
Participating Parks
Approximately 90 sites, including parks, historic sites, and other TPWD properties across Texas will be participating in the Statewide Geocache Challenge. Nearly every cache from the previous statewide challenge will be refreshed and moved to a new location within the park!
Passports - Download the Texas State Parks Geocache Challenge Passport (PDF 1.1 MB).
Cache Coordinates - Go to the coordinates page!
Promotional items are available to celebrate your caching efforts.
After completing levels of the geocache challenge and submitting your passport, you will be sent the following:
- 10 caches found - Entry Level Pathtag, Keychain, and Sticker
- 20 caches found - Bronze Level Pathtag, Medal Challenge Sticker, and Promotion for 50% Off State Park Entry Fees
- 30 caches found - Silver Level Pathtag and Promotion for 50% Off 1 Night of Camping
- 50 caches found - Gold Level Pathtag and Promotion for 20% Off State Park Store Purchase (limit 5 items)
- 80 caches found - Platinum Level Pathtag and Promotion for 1 Free Night of Camping
In addition, all completed and returned passports will receive a waterproof TPWD challenge sticker. Only one award will be given at each level per mailing address.
Passport Submission - When you have found the necessary number of caches to satisfy a prize level, send your completed passport to the address below. A running tally of an individual's number of TXGCC13 finds will be kept on file and awards will be distributed appropriately. You may consider photocopying your passports for your records or in the event of lost mail.
Texas Geocache Challenge - TPWD
4200 Smith School Road
Austin TX 78744
Get out there and find those caches in your state parks, and discover how life's better outside!
Challenge Conclusion - There is currently no end date scheduled for the challenge.
Save Money on Your Trip! Consider purchasing a Texas State Park Pass. For $70, the pass will get you, and all of the occupants of your vehicle, into every state park without having to pay an entrance fee. The Texas State Park Pass can be purchased at most state parks.
Other Geocache Events & Workshops - Don't know how to Geocache? We have special workshops hosted at our State parks to introduce you to this activity. Check out geocache events on our Calendar.
Sign up for TPWD e-mail updates about geocaching. We may announce special theme challenges, special event caches, updates on the geocache challenge, and more great information about caching in parks!
Are you interested in hiding a geocache at a TPWD property? All cache placements are at the discretion of the site superintendent or manager. Download the suggested guidelines and cache information sheet here. Use it to help your site staff member more easily approve your hopeful placement!
Questions? E-mail any specific questions to firstname.lastname@example.com and a TPWD representative will respond in a timely manner.

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Super 8 Beaver Falls内有餐厅。每天早上为住客提供免费欧式早餐早餐。
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"Good place!"
Clean place, courteous service. No problems there. Only suggestion is to make the road signs bigger and with more anticipation so as not to miss the turn.Hotels.com 真实住客点评
"Perfect for our visit to Geneva College!"
Stayed here before doing a campus tour of Geneva College, which is literally just down the road. Very clean, spacious, and well decorated rooms. Beds and pillows were comfortable and linens and towels like new. Hotel staff were friendly upon check-in and out. Will definitely stay here again on our future trips!Hotels.com 真实住客点评
The hotel was very clean, staff was very friendly and helpful. If you are a light sleeper though, beware there is a train track right behind the building and many trains run all night.Hotels.com 真实住客点评
"Convenient to turnpike"
Nice, clean, comfortable room. Quiet at night.Hotels.com 真实住客点评
"large rooms, beautiful area"
Unexpectedly, the largest room compared to two more expensive hotels. Great night's sleep, and a beautiful area--we'll be back to explore!Hotels.com 真实住客点评
"Sufficient for overnight stay"
We arrived late and left early. The carpets were very dirty, but everything else was clean and in good condition. Hotel is conveniently located and sufficient if you are just looking for a place to sleep.Expedia 真实住客点评
"Right off the highway"
The staff are friendly and this hotel is near the I76 turnpike at exit 13. Free wireless service with good connection speed.Hotels.com 真实住客点评
"Overpriced, but ok for a night's stay."
This hotel is ok if you just want a place to sleep for the night.The rooms are all listed as non-smoking, but our room completely reeked of cigarette smoke. The hotel is fairly new, but the carpet in our room had stains everywhere. The were also stains on the sheets and the bed was one of the most uncomfortable ones I have ever experienced. The cost […] of the room is EXTREMELY overpriced, particularly for the area it is in. It's easy access to the PA and OH turnpikes, but other than that, there is absolutely nothing around and the area is dingy. There's a slight chance I would stay here again, only because it is one of the only chain hotels in the area. If you don't mind driving a few extra miles, I would stay somewhere off the turnpike in Cranberry Township. Much nicer area. 阅读更多信息Expedia 真实住客点评
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"Good (not perfect) for inexpensive business travel"
The room was great for the rate. I was worried going in. Smelled clean (huge!), was clean, refrigerator, iron, blow dryer, more channels on cable than I am used to. One complaint the wireless signal was intermittent. I needed the signal not for enjoyment but rather business emails so I wasn't very happy about that.Expedia 真实住客点评
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Hotel was nice for the price. Desk clerks very friendly. Rooms were larger than expected. Pillows need to be upgraded - wafer thin. Overall we would stay there again.Hotels.com 真实住客点评
"Better than others"
This hotel is conveniently off the Turnpike at exit 13. It is a least expensive Chain hotel in the area. Great Italian restaurant within walking distance. Rooms were clean and the staff was efficient.Hotels.com 真实住客点评
Basic good hotel wilth continental breakfast. To get breakfast elseware would be a drive.Hotels.com 真实住客点评
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"Close to beverun"
the hotel was decent. it was clean and very close to beaverun. there was one worker that was very friendly. i can't remember his name. the breakfast hours were good since we had to be at the track early. the selection could have been better but it was ok for the price of the hotel stay. there is a wonderful italian restaurant literally across the street! […] yum!we will likely be staying here again when we come back next year! 阅读更多信息Hotels.com 真实住客点评
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"A Pretty Fair Place to Stay"
I had read the reviews of this motel prior to booking and all are correct in some fashion. It does not have an elevator but you climb no more than one flight. There is a railroad on the backside of the parking area and it is heavily used. But, it isn't that load nor bad. The surrounding area has a little to be desired but nothing more or less than most […] all other motels/hotels. I found my room to be very clean and well maintained. The bed was fine and my only complaint are the pillows. They are a full sized pillow but really thin, and I like a thin pillow. The service was friendly and appropriate. The morning breakfast was actually pretty good. Everything was fresh, they had a waffle maker, which I didn't try, fresh juices, milk and great english muffins. Overall, for the money this is the areas best value. Easy to get to yet nothing close by. Just down the road is Giuseppe's restaurant and was told by friends it is an excellent place to eat and by the jammed parking lot, I bet they are right. Otherwise, head straight toward Beaver Falls for gas and food options. I WILL stay here again. 阅读更多信息Hotels.com 真实住客点评
"Family affordable"
Staff seemed to be very lazy or didn't care. Hotel was okay; beds comfortable; room clean. Breakfast would have been better if they had kept things fresh and full. Affordable for parents traveling to Geneva college.Expedia 真实住客点评
"Fine for an overnight stop"
As an off-the-turnpike stop for the night, the hotel was fine. The room was clean, but it bothered me that there was no mattress pad, just a sheet. I was given a room on the third floor, but there's no elevator. At the continental breakfast, I picked up a milk carton and noticed the expiration date was that day (same with all of the milk cartons). For […] a quick stop that's available and affordable (compared to the limited availability and higher prices of other places), it worked well. The lack of attention to the details keeps this hotel from getting a better rating. 阅读更多信息Expedia 真实住客点评
Have stayed here before and always been satisfied. they've added fresh wafles to the breakfast.Hotels.com 真实住客点评
"great place near the race track"
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"ok for the price"
Good for the price. No frills (no gym, pool, or in house restaurant/bar). Basically clean, quiet and affordable. Location is away from restaurants/shopping etc...Expedia 真实住客点评
"OK, unless you want to use the wi-fi"
The wifi didn't work & when I called the front desk he maintained that it was working OK for him, and the trouble must be with our computers. I was travelling with two other people and none of us could get the wifi to work. We are experienced computer & wifi users and had been using other hotel wifi service on the trip with no problems, so clearly the […] issue was with the hotel service. Since it was fairly late at night & we were only staying one night, we gave up. Even though the rooms were fine and otherwise a good value, we probably won't pick a Super 8 again as internet access is important when we travel. 阅读更多信息Hotels.com 真实住客点评
Only ice available is in lobby, two floors down in my case. no elevator, just stairs to 2nd & 3rd floor. Friendly staff and a good value considering alternatives in the area.Hotels.com 真实住客点评
"Traveling long distance with the family"
We were so happy to have a nice clean place to stay while in Beaver Falls after traveling over 600 miles for our daughters college graduation.It was quite & well maintained. Our only disappointment was that we asked for adjoining rooms for additional family when we made reservations over 4 months prior, this request was not passed along to the Super […] 8 management. 阅读更多信息Hotels.com 真实住客点评
"OK but noisy"
The hotel was ok, very basic. We could have used more pillows, but considering we were only there one night and were basically just sleeping there, it was ok. The worst part about the hotel is the railroad tracks running right behind the hotel and the trains passing sporadically throughout the evening. If you're a light sleeper, don't book this hotel! […] The staff person that checked us in was very nice!!! 阅读更多信息Expedia 真实住客点评
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"Super 8 Motel in Beaver Falls, PA"
It's a motel...in the middle of nowhere, frankly. I was in the area for a family function and this place was one of the few options available...few because there really aren't too many reasons to be in the area in the first place. That said, the room was clean, the staff was pleasant and for the one night I was there it was uneventful. Super 8 can be […] counted on for clean, basic accommodations at a low price and this place was par for the course. 阅读更多信息Hotels.com 真实住客点评
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"Cheap Sleep"
Hotel was exactly what we wanted. Cheap and decent for sleeping with easy access back to the highway.Hotels.com 真实住客点评
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"Convient for my needs"
Had to spend 4 days at two locations 60 miles apart, this location was in between. Found front of the property stark and uninviting, but in rear parking was ample and felt secure. Will use again,Expedia 真实住客点评
We stumbled upon this motel because we needed a place to stay at the last minute as we were attending a funeral in a nearby community. The price was extremely reasonable but the accommodations were dated and the air quallity of the rooms was not good. The staff was accommodating but there were few other customers, and that was a clue as to the local […] feeling about this motel. It was near a turnpike exit, but no services were located near us - gas, convenience stores, etc. It is next to a deserted strip mall and there is no local traffic. I feel that a good overhaul of the premises would be helpful. 阅读更多信息Expedia 真实住客点评
"Super 8 Beaver Falls"
The only problem with the room was that the train runs close by and it woke us up periodically. Also, the exterior doors slam quite loudly when someone is exiting the building which interrupted our sleep. Close to Geneva College.Hotels.com 真实住客点评
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"Not Impressed"
The hotel was very convenient; easy on, easy off the turnpike and very close to Geneva College where our daughter is attending. Unfortunately that was the only thing good about this hotel. The bathroom was not clean and we had to ask for extra towels as there were not enough in the room for everyone. (even though I booked the room for 4 people). I have […] a teenage son and a teenage daughter who definitely were not going to sleep together and when I asked for a cot or rollaway bed, I was told, "Well, we only have one for the entire hotel, and I have no idea where it is at." There was no effort made to help us with our request and our son ended up sleeping on the floor. Will not stay there again!!! 阅读更多信息Expedia 真实住客点评
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"I'll be back next year !"
A great place to stay in Beaver Falls this is a fairly new hotel. The staff were very nice and helpful. Great location close to PA Turpike and hotel is just minutes from Geneva College and downtown. I visit family in the area once a year and I haved stayed at the Super8 for the past two years. Great price. Can't wait for next year.Expedia 真实住客点评
"This place is YUCK!!"
If you have NO where else to stay, then stay here. But pay more money for something better. Would NOT recomend this hotel. We didn't even have a phone in the room!! It smelled, nothing for breakfast besides juice, and muffin. They told us we couldn't have double beds, because of a wedding, we were the only car in the parking lot. I should have read […] more reviews!! 阅读更多信息Expedia 真实住客点评
"Clean and cheap"
Good room for the price. Breakfast was meager. No problems.Hotels.com 真实住客点评
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I complained to the desk about the cleanliness of the hotel room and they said to contact Hotels.com and they would make a compensation to us as they couldn't. The carpet in the room was filthy and had big chunks of black material laying on it. The tub wasn't clean and the tub and sink had long dark hairs in it. It was too late when we checked in that […] night to have to move to another room. I had a handicap senior citizen with me and didn't want to make her move that late at night and besides that we probably couldn't have another room as the sign on the door said it was all booked up for the night. The breakfast area around the food was not clean and neat. I would not stay there again. 阅读更多信息Hotels.com 真实住客点评
"Clean and Quiet"
Very happy with the hotel. The room was clean and the housekeeping staff was friendly and helpful about nearby attractions. Desk staff was also very friendly. Breakfast was good and set out early in morning. The motel was quiet, even though it was a weekend and it was booked full there was no loud disruptive noises. It is close to expressway but you […] can't hear the traffic. Less than 5 miles from Mines and Meadows. 阅读更多信息Hotels.com 真实住客点评
"A great place to stay IF you love stink bugs!"
The room was INFESTED with stink bugs. As soon as I opened the door I was greeted with about a dozen of them. Kill them and more show up. I could not figure out where they were coming from. The cleaning lady said every room has them so it was pointless in trying to change rooms. I need not say any more. If you are doing a study on stink bugs, this is […] the place for you. If you want a clean place to rest your head at night, keep driving! It was disgusting. 阅读更多信息Expedia 真实住客点评
"Awesome deal- we will definitely go back."
The rooms were very spacious and clean. The internet didn't work on our ps3 but it worked great on my laptop. Nice sized counter around bathroom sink- total plus for a female. Everyone was very nice. My husband and I were very impresses- it was worth the money and then some..Expedia 真实住客点评
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The Sampson Community College auditorium came alive last Saturday night with talent as dozens of young, and young at heart, put on a breath-taking display, showcasing everything from mime and dance to piano solos and recitations, all part of the local Delta Sigma Theta Sorority's Cultural Varietal.
From the fellowship before the event to the nearly 70-minute program, each second was dedicated to the enoromous talent across Sampson and gave the audience a virtual buffet of entertainment that kept them on the edge of their seats and moved them to tears at times, smiles of joy at others..
"It's been an amazing night," said Mary Brown. "I have enjoyed every single second."
They were words echoed by everyone who attended as they sat back and watched the talent unfold and rose to their feet in hearty applause, acknowledging the talent and thanking those who performed for giving them all a night to remember.
There were dancers from Quisan's Dance Academy, piano solos by brothers Tyler and Ethan Johnson, a mime ministry, praise dancers and a moving performance of Negro spirituals by members of the Dorothy Starr Johnson Ensemble.
"We have a lot of great talent in this county," said Delta Susan Smith. "I am glad to have been a part of such a great night."


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D-backs vs. Rockies - Wed.
By: Arizona Sports
Originally published: Oct 3, 2012 - 4:06 pm
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By Martina Liebsch, Advocacy Director for Caritas Internationalis
I feel ashamed! While I was very worried about the agenda of our Caritas General Assembly, 72 people were clinging on a boat hoping for a better life. While a helicopter pilot turned back to his base, people on the boat in the Mediterranean Sea were starting to have hope. While I was enjoying a nice dinner at home, they were starving on a boat. While a captain on a ship was having a drink with his colleagues on the ship, people on the boat were thirsty. While I was thinking of my son, children did not have a reply from their mother as she died on the boat, from hunger, thirst and exhaustion. While I was enjoying a nice sunset and hours of rest with my husband, they were ending their life without peace and hope. And they have almost no voice.
It has happened before, that people have died in the Mediterranean Sea, while attempting to cross to Italy.
Thousands are reported. But, it happened very close to us, in a stretch of Mediterranean where freedom seems to be a stone's throw away from the suffering either as migrant or refugee in Libya. This happened in spite of our advanced world, where everything seems to be possible. It has happened in spite of potential rescuers being in touch with the drifting boat.
Libya is bombed by highly developed planes in the name of freedom. But are we not able to rescue people who try to flee from the very same situation? It happened because everyone is worried about his or her own mandate and responsibilities, but not about moral courage. It happened because states are worried about protecting borders and not about protecting lives. It happened because of a system where responsibilities are moved from one state to the other, without clear commitment and policies.
The measures taken to face migrants coming from the Southern Mediterranean countries in crisis have not really been taken in coordination and solidarity. Every country took its own decision, leaving migrants in limbo. It will become a full circle we have seen before, when these migrants start to get noticed because they might have committed some crime in order to survive.
However, many documents in the EU speak about values, such as solidarity and rights. The European Charter on Fundamental Rights of the EU in article 2 says, "Everyone has the right to life". This right has been trampled down.
But there was a bit of consolation too! This morning a colleague called me asking if we had reacted on this specific situation. And while justifying why I had not been able to react, I realized that something – even very small – should be done!
This is why I love the Caritas network. It is not just one pair of eyes, but many more of them! We will meet at our GA in 10 days and we are worried about statutes, rules, and meetings. Without diminishing the importance of this important event of Caritas, my colleague helped me to put the priorities right. Our network is there to speak out for the voiceless, the right less, the excluded and those who just want a little piece of better life.
Nine out of 72 people on the boat survived 16 days on the sea without rescue in spite of the fact that there were contacts to potential rescuers! Otherwise we would not have even known about it. Is that the humanity we want to live and see?
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FROM THE PRESIDENT I am pleased -- and still a bit startled -- to be writing the introduction to this issue of the Journal of East Asian Libraries. As most of you undoubtedly know by now, Tai- Loi Ma resigned as CEAL President shortly after the March 1999 CEAL Conference, instantly ( and quite unexpectedly) elevating me from President- Elect to Acting President of the Council on East Asian Libraries. On behalf of all CEAL members, I would like to express thanks to Tai- Loi for his many years of service to CEAL in numerous capacities. Though he has indicated that his current residence in Hong Kong makes it difficult for him to continue in a leadership role in CEAL, we hope that he will find a way to continue to participate regularly in CEAL activities. ( Just to illustrate how long Tai- Loi has been active in CEAL, I should relate that I first met him at a CEAL- sponsored institute on Chinese cooperative cataloging at the University of Chicago in 1972 or 1973, when we were both still wet behind the ears !) Secondly, I would like to express both my delight and a profound sense of humility to have the privilege to serve ( and to serve with) such a talented group of interesting colleagues. As evidenced once again by our 1999 annual meeting, there continues to be not only a depth of knowledge and experience but also an abundance of innovative talent, good will, energy, commitment, and good old- fashioned hard work among our membership. I am looking forward to seeing what the next several years ( and the new millenium!) will bring. Speaking of the future, you should be aware that your newly- elected committee chairs are already planning programs for the San Diego Annual Meeting in the year 2000 with the goal of having a general program plans in place by this fall. If any of you have ideas for interesting CEAL programs ( or, better yet, would like to participate personally), please contact one of the CEAL committee chairs noted on the inside front cover of this issue. At the encouragement of one of our members, the CEAL Executive Committee at its second meeting in Boston voted to extend an invitation to Asian studies librarian colleagues from Europe to attend the San Diego meetings and to encourage them to participate in panels and presentations. Several of you have participated in international meetings with our European counterparts in the past. Perhaps we will see some interesting collaborative projects born out of this present interaction. If it seems as though we have been talking about Pinyin conversion for a long, long time now -- we have! Yet I must report on this most important issue once again. Many CEAL members are working actively and tirelessly to ensure that we are well- prepared for this momentous change in how we catalog and access Chinese language ( and China- related) publications and in how we serve our users. This effort is very ably led by members of the CEAL Pinyin Liaison Group but is by no means limited to members of that group. At the Annual Conference of the American Library Association to be held in New Orleans less than three weeks from this writing, several groups will be discussing administrative, technical, and cost factors relating to the conversion. Members of the Liaison Group as well as other CEAL members will participate in or chair these groups and share the concerns of CEAL libraries. Moreover, many of you may have seen the excellent website- prepared by Fung- Yin Simpson and Vickie F. Doll entitled Chinese Geographic Names: from Wade- Giles to Pinyin ( http:// www. staff. uiuc. edu/- fvks/ placename/ or http:// sun3. lib. uci. edu/- oclccik/). Finally, our colleagues at the Library of Congress, at RLG, i and at OCLC are working closely with the CEAL Pinyin Liaison Group with the goal of making a difficult project proceed as smoothly as possible. In closing, I am very pleased to announce that Gail King has agreed to continue as Chairperson of the Committee on Publications and editor of the Journal ofEast Asian Libraries through my tenure as CEAL President. Please support your journal and send her articles! Bill McCloy Acting President, CEAL ii . .
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Briton Barry Lane will hit the first shot at 0530 GMT local time under what should be clear skies following a sudden break in the wet weather which has left the links course drenched in water and even more difficult than usual.
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Palpitoad vs. Darumaka
What Pokemon is Palpitoad battling?
Good episode, even though I saw like 4 minutes. Emolga vs. Sawk was nice to see and I think Emolga won with Volt Switch, or something like that.
Iris: Are you sure the recipe calls for this many Minccino?
Cilan:*Sighs* Hang on, I'll check.
Ash: What's happening?
Cheren: Yeah...he does that sometimes.
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Oh, for some reason I was thinking Motor Drive was Emolga's second ability, rather than DW exclusive. Ignore me then
It was good to see Emolga in battle! That finishing Volt Switch was so massive, and Sawk was like oh, shi- then knocked out. xD All in all it was a good episode.
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Iris: Are you sure the recipe calls for this many Minccino?
Cilan:*Sighs* Hang on, I'll check.
Ash: What's happening?
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it's official, Ash get rid of your bird...the writers apparently love to focus on it with other people than you it seems--;
Geez the interactions are annoying they really ruined the battles. Especially Zorua and Bianca, honestly Bianca KNOCK IT OFF. Okay I found it amusing when you molested Langley thinking it was Zorua, but honestly sit down and shut up already. Or my foot's going to find its way to your BUTT.
Same goes for Cilan. SHUT THE HELL UP! Geez I kept thinking "Shut up and lose already" it's really, really annoying when a battle is going on and the characters won't shut up. Really ruined the battle.
Anyway Snivy vs Pawniard was rather short, makes me wonder why they didn't just finish it in the previous episode. I guess they wanted to make a cliffhanger.
Snivy getting some small focus was really nice. LOL at Snivy Vine Whipping Burgundy out of the scene, LOL. Snivy can you do that more, to get people to shut up or to stop what they are doing.
I call B.S. on Luke beating Cilan. Granted I think Cilan losing was a "clever" way of shutting him up.
Cilan: It's TASTING TIM- Oh Shi- *Defeated* It's losing time.
However would it have KILLED the writers to give Larvesta solarbeam, I was actually expecting it but nope, just some flamethower attack. B.S. At least have Cilan lose because Larvesta used a super effective move against Stunfisk. Not burn it to a crisp, giving Cilan a chance to eat it.
I won't claim Iris beating Kenyan was B.S. but I still think its B.S. that Emolga was suddenly all willing to battle and listen to Iris even though Emolga got the crap beat out of her (which makes me say STOP GIVING IRIS PROBLEM POKEMON IF YOU AREN'T PLANNING ON DOING SOMETHING WITH IT). That small pep talk prior to the start of battle really must've done the trick.
Didn't really see Sawk losing but it was obvious. And I didn't get to see Ash send out Palpitoad and Dino send out Darumaka, disappointing.
ALSO Dino with Tranquill was the biggest pile of B.S. ever in this episode. My god writers if you have a hard on for Tranquill so much. LET ASH USE HIS.....MORONS!!!!! Tranquill better be the SOLE focus of BW047, that's all I'm going to say, and when I say SOLE focus, I mean Pikachu and Axew disappear for most of the episode.
Let's see if I missed something.
Oh right.
Tomioka why the FUDGE did you write this episode? You didn't create any plot points, you didn't really resolve anything. Nothing major happened in this episode AT ALL. What was the point of you writing this? I'd really prefer it, if you only wrote IMPORTANT episodes, you can write fun and or battle-y episodes too, but could you throw in SOMETHING important in?
I will not say I'm the best. But by Ash's standards, I'm pretty good.
Some of you need to look at this before you comment on what a Pokemon should learn. Some of you are okay but some of you need to look at this: http://www.serebii.net/attackdex-bw/ This is the attackdex, it is your friend.
Didn't watch the episode, the battles looked great as usual, will watch it later when I can download it.
Nice that Palpitoad gets to be used again.
Lol I think Luke was a little confused by Dento's overly dramatic rants. One moment they were happy the next moment they were insulted. That's Dento for ya'...our good ol' lovable guy of sparklez
Okay, Bianca's Zorua stalking is getting really pointless and is taking up battle time. Bianca, please stop stalking that poor creature or else I will firebomb your house and shove Zorua's corpse down your throat until you suffocate. What's it going to be then, eh?
I liked the act that Cilan entered his "Serious mode" in his fight with luke. I love that insane grin that he gets when he fights. Poor Stunfisk, you shall be avenged!
I loved Langley's facial expressions in this episode, whoever animated this must have had lots of fun.
Emolga vs Sawk was pretty cool, and Palpitoad's being used again. Hooray!
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I understand Langley, but why was Cabernet so disappointed that Iris won? She doesn't seem to hold any grudge against her.
I though it was amazing as the third round.
Stunfisk got fired to death though.
Emolga tried the cuteness thing again and failed.
Probably because she is Dent friend or something XD, we had awesome interactions but some that came off as stupid like everyone being suprised Satoshi used Palpitoad(maybe this is the only one), that was freaking dumb, besides Iris and Dent and maybe Shooti due to the Palpitoad incident, I don't see why anyone else would act that way.
Finally watched the episode, like I though pretty good one like the other two, nice battles, all around, damn Sawk is so freaking cool.
Snivy vs Komatana(forgot the english name again), was obviously short, they got a lot of time in the last episode, it ended in this episode to build tension...the writers don't know mangascans are out when they are doing te episodes use your head a little instead of making commnets like that, it just served to build tension if we didn't know the ending, people would probably be thinking it could go either way.
I agree that they overdid it with Dent, I was like get over with it, I want to see the battle, I love his quirks but if they overuse it that much I agree it gets annoying, the battle was still cool and fun, Larvesta was a pretty nice to watch, Stunfisk too.
Nice episode.
Again, characters >>>>> battles. This is a rule, not just in Pokemon, in anything. I'd rather have humorous character interaction than action-filled battles where the characters themselves mean squat.Geez the interactions are annoying they really ruined the battles.
THIS, however, I'll give you. This is the definite weak link in these Don Battle character interactions, with Bianca becoming increasingly less likable as it goes on. It's a running joke that's lost all humor fast.Especially Zorua and Bianca, honestly Bianca KNOCK IT OFF.
He practically only wrote "important" episodes back in Diamond/Pearl. Most of the "important" episodes were written by him. And most of them sucked and sucked hard. If the director's keeping him on a tight leash this time around, then I am definately fine with that.Tomioka why the FUDGE did you write this episode? You didn't create any plot points, you didn't really resolve anything. Nothing major happened in this episode AT ALL. What was the point of you writing this? I'd really prefer it, if you only wrote IMPORTANT episodes, you can write fun and or battle-y episodes too, but could you throw in SOMETHING important in?
Larvesta and Sawk looked amazing as they were battling
I hope they will be powerful in the Unova league


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