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So my last post about Christian creativity, Less Zefron, More Jesus: Sunday School Musical, generated quite a bit of lament that most modern-day Christian "art" isn't as original or creative as it could be. I happen to agree; I think we can do MUCH better in terms of glorifying a creator God, as evidenced by these super awesome church and cathedral buildings:
Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady), in Nuremberg, Germany
The Metropolitan Cathedral in Liverpool, England
La Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, Spain
Interesting tidbit: It's been under construction since 1882!Ulm Cathedral in Germany has the world's tallest cathedral spire.
St. Basil's Cathedral in Moscow, Russia
St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City
La Lajas Cathedral in Colombia
Church of St. George, Lalibela, Ethiopia.
Interesting tidbit: This church, which was built in the 13th century, is made of a single rock!Hallgrímskirkja in Reykjavik, Iceland
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Cologne Cathedral, Germany
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SF Marathon was all I expected from reading reviews. Wanted a course with cool temps to BQ. This mostly flat course is that. The price was right starting at $70. Volunteers were friendly and plentiful. A well put together race. I would prefer paper cups to plastic at aid stations, but that was only complaint. Sheraton was right by start and walking there was so much nicer than having to rush in traffic. Packet Pickup was at Scheels Sporting Goods. It was easy and the volunteers there were helpful. Overall, Sioux Falls puts on a good event. I would run this again and bring my family along to enjoy what the town has to offer.
The marathon was well organized and the water stations were plentiful. I also enjoyed the city of Sioux Falls. The downtown area was very clean with great bars and restaurants.
The folks who organized the Sioux Falls Marathon did a great job. Great organization, wonderful volunteers and the spectators were outstanding cheerleaders...a first class marathon in a first class city!
As a home town runner, I must say this is nice marathon with just a few hills to negotiate over the first half of the course. Keep in mind that there is minimal crowd support during much of the race, but what is lacking in numbers is more than made up in enthusiasm. If they revert back to the mult-purpose trails that have been detoured because of construction between miles 19-23 the last several years, the last portion will be shaded and much cooler.
I have nothing but good things to say about this race. The organization was exceptional. Great to stay in the Sheraton and walk to a very nice stadium starting line. Truly enjoyed a course that varied from wide open spaces to parks to downtown to a nicely shaded path. Volunteers were numerous and enthusiastic. Results were posted almost immediately. A great marathon experience.
Sioux Falls is a nice small city and the people are very friendly. I would highly recommend this race - well organized, easy transportation, nice people, decent shirt & medal, and flat course. The second half got really hot, but much of the run was along a shaded path, which really helped a lot.
the registartion was easy in and out, the start was nice location, the course was rolling hills to mile 9ish then flat around the airport full sun, scenic run by the falls park, last few miles were on a well shaded but uneven trail, finish medal was a medium size and patiotic for the 9/11date, aid was good with many supporters every where.
The sun was just coming over the horizon as the race started at 6:45. It was a lovely course with mostly gentle ups & downs. A nice variety of open fields, city centre, Falls park and then into the shaded area of riverside parks. It was well marked. The volunteers were great although the last two water stations were really tight spots. It was hard for the runners to get through the area. Some improvement needs to happen to change the problem. Water cups could be larger as well. The officers did a great job of keeping the traffic out of our pathway. They even took the time to encourage me along the way! Not my fastest race but a great one anyway!
A well coordinated small event (358 runners for the full marathon). I liked the separate start times for full and half marathoners. Also the course was designed in a way that there were few half marathoners still on the shared portion of the course. Down sides of the course - (1) long open portions with no protection from wind or sun (2) loose gravel on section of street that could have been swept up. Aid stations were adequately spaced. The little plastic cups though were not easily squishable on the top so one could drink while still running. Recommend organizers use paper cups in future. Cheer stations were few but some were great. I really enjoyed the hawaii theme kids group and the patriotic group with a band and American flag waving. Runners need more of these dynamic kids along the course. Website could use a course profile. One was promised but never appeared. I wrote organizers for one and never heard back from them. At the end of the race, I was handed a bottle of water and a bottle of 'gatorade' from two separate volunteers. Some how the gatorade bottle fell but the volunteer made no effort to pick it up for me (bending not an easy task after running 26.2 miles). Sheraton was very convenient to stay. Walked to the start 15 minutes before gun time. Overall I recommend Sioux Falls for anyone needing to check South Dakota off their list.
I've run in 7 previous marathons of various sizes including Twin Cities, Little Rock, Oklahoma City, Charlotte, and El Paso. I'm generally not a huge fan of small races because I finish typically around the 4:45 mark and that leaves me running alone a lot of the time. But this race was a great experience despite the small size. Had I put in a little more mileage before the race, it would've even been a PR. Here's a breakdown of my opinions about the various aspects of the race: Registration/website - this was the first year of the full marathon, but the website is still "siouxfallshalfmarathon." This somewhat confused me at first but otherwise the website was easy to navigate. I couldn't get the course maps to print correctly though. Pre-race Communications - I received periodic emails in the weeks leading up to the race. They were generally helpful and I had no additional questions. Packet Pickup - there was no expo, just packet pickup at a Scheel's store. Took fewer than 5 minutes to get my packet. They will want to change the location in the future if the race expands. Printed course maps would have been nice too. Host Hotel (Sheraton) - very nice hotel, great price, right across the street from the start! The marathon starts early (6:45) so I was even able to sneak back into the hotel and shower even though I didn't get there early enough to get on the late check-out list. Course - it is billed as relatively flat and I think that was mostly accurate. I think I was actually expecting something more flat. There were no dramatic changes in elevation but there were slight uphills and downhills. I think that is a good thing though (good for the quads). Compared to the other South Dakota marathon options out west in the hills, this is about as flat as you'll get. The second half of the marathon course was more scenic than the first half. The first half included a boring stretch along a levee, and running past both the airport and a prison. The second half was unexpectedly lovely though - we ran through downtown and several parks including a beautiful area with waterfalls. Volunteers/water stops - the volunteers were phenomenal. Pretty sure they had every high school student in the city of Sioux Falls volunteering at this race! And they all clapped and cheered as we ran by every water stop and the major intersections. As another reviewer mentioned, there was a group of very enthusiastic guys at the 20-mile mark and that was a lot of fun. Even though the spectators were sparse, the volunteers more than made up for it. There were water stops approximately every 2 to 2.5 miles with both water and Gatorade at each. No gels that I noticed. Post-race amenities - the finish line actually had a good number of spectators. The food wasn't anything amazing. I think there were bagels, bananas, cookies, water and PowerAde. They had computers to look up your finish time. One of the best parts of the finish was the race is small enough that spectators can park literally right next to the finish line. The finish is not within walking distance of the start. They had shuttles but I didn't use them because I had people meet me at the finish. Swag - for the marathon, we received a gray short-sleeved shirt. Pretty plain, but on the bright side, it wasn't cotton. The finish medal was nice... but it doesn't have the date (year) on it! The weather was absolutely perfect but obviously the weather isn't something you can count on year-to-year. Overall, this was a great race and a good pick for South Dakota if you're looking for a relatively flat course. They could make a few improvements as I've noted above, but I think you'll be very satisfied if you choose to run this race. A big "thank you" to the volunteers for making this a very nice experience!
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Saugerties' Diamond Mills hopes to become a vacation destination (video, recipe)
ORLANDO has Walt Disney World. Las Vegas has Caesar's Palace and Washington, D.C., of course, has the White House.
Now add to that impressive list of destinations: Saugerties.
It has its Tavern at Diamond Mills, and though it may not be a nationally known destination yet, just give it time.
That's the aim of the ambitious chefs hard at work in the two-story, state-of-the-art kitchen in the newly opened luxury hotel at 25 South Partition St.
Indeed, Executive Chef Guiseppe Napoli and Executive Pastry Chef Andrew Comey, two stars in the culinary field, want to make the restaurant at Diamond Mills a destination that people will talk about and long remember.
Even more than that, their hope is that people will plan their vacations in the Hudson Valley around it.
"We don't want to be just a local place," Comey said recently.
"We want people to know who we are and what we do. We want to be the best in the Hudson Valley and known as that destination, bar none, for relaxation and food and the whole package."
Napoli and Comey were hired before the 2010 ground-breaking ceremony for the multi-million dollar complex along the Esopus Creek on the site of the former Martin Cantine Paper Co. Continued...
The Tavern at Diamond Mills officially opened last New Year's Eve, and ever since, the two men have been working together as a creative team experimenting and taking food to an exciting, new level.
Everything – from the turn-down chocolates and famous flatbreads that Comey makes to Napoli's lobster corn chowder and grilled branzino (European sea bass) – is already enchanting palates and setting their work apart.
Both are Culinary Institute of America graduates and both have the same philosophy of incorporating the freshest and highest-quality ingredients in the dishes they prepare.
Comey got most of his professional training in high-end resorts from the Virgin Islands to Boston, Mass.
He has lived in nine different states in his career, honing his skills for this very moment in time.
"I'm given complete freedom when it comes to the desserts," he said enthusiastically.
Naturally, he works alongside Napoli, who himself boasts a set of remarkable credentials.
He's been working in restaurants since he was 14 and grew up in a Sicilian home, where food was central to family life.
"There were nine of us, so we grew a lot of our vegetables," Napoli said. "We did a lot of canning, we'd jar tomatoes, and food was a big part of our family."
Napoli was also influenced by the traditional, Italian Sunday afternoon dinners of his youth. Continued...
"It was a big production in our house as were holidays. My mom would spend days preparing," he said.
He has carried those experiences into all the kitchens he has been a part of, including his own Mia Sorella restaurant, in Manville, N.J., which earned rave reviews from The New York Times and three stars from The (Newark) Star Ledger.
Napoli moved on to become the executive chef at the Cove Restaurant Group in New York's Battery Park and later as the opening chef for Mare restaurant in Chelsea.
He has also worked at Rosewood Hotels and Resorts and opened the Neo Restaurant at the Mansion on Peachtree in Atlanta, Ga.
Napoli met Diamond Mills owner Tom Stuzzieri a while back through a mutual friend.
"We just hit it off," Napoli said.
That fortuitous meeting has, no doubt, proved to be a match made in heaven.
Napoli has been at work creating a menu that is familiar to diners, but with an unusual twist.
"You have your American dishes with a Mediterranean or Asian flavor," he said. "When you receive the dish, it's presented in a way that is pretty remarkable."
Part of that is the "three-dimensional play on the plate," Napoli said. Continued...
"Everything is 100 percent edible," he said.
Dishes like his five-spice roast duck breast bring a multitude of flavors together like Bok Choy, spring onions and organic balsamic vinegar.
There's also his acclaimed appetizer of hazelnut-crusted sea scallops with green papaya and green apple salad, celery root puree and watercress sauce.
"All those ingredients go well together," Napoli said. "It's the seasoning and the care we put into it that make the difference. Once you taste it, it takes you to another level. I think the unique flavor components of our dishes will get people to ask questions and remember it."
Both he and Comey make it a point to get seasonal, farm-fresh produce for their dishes and, for the most part, they buy locally.
Comey said that makes all the difference in the world.
"There's nothing like it. You want products that are going to be full of flavor," he said.
"Berries from California don't have the flavor we love to feature. We look for ingredients that burst with flavor—everything from the berries to the butter that I use—and I use all natural flours in my breads, so there are no preservatives in them," Comey said.
So far, he hasn't come up with a signature dessert item, but he's experimenting to see what works with diners, and there's almost nothing he can't make.
"We've only been open since January, so we haven't found that signature niche yet," said Comey, who in 2008, earned the title "certified master baker" and three years earlier, the title of "certified executive pastry chef."
"In layman's terms, it's like getting a master's degree," he said.
One item that has gotten quite a lot of attention so far is what he calls his harlequin torte, a multi-layered cake with creamy mousse.
"It's really six layers of vanilla, vanilla bean and a couple of different types of chocolate. It's been received well by all," he said.
Comey is also proud of his caramel-filled chocolates bearing the Diamond Mills logo in each of the hotel's 30 boutique rooms.
"People are impressed by that," he said.
Comey knows the meals often start and end with his creations, so he's careful to put great effort into both.
Like his desserts, all of the breads—from the burger buns to the bread sticks—at The Tavern at Diamond Mills are made in house and from scratch.
"I guess one of the challenges of being a pastry chef is that the breads are the first thing that hit the table, so we're definitely going for that 'wow' factor," he said.
"It's 100 percent important. When the bread or a dish is placed in front of the guests, we want them to say, 'Wow, now that's a steak,' or 'Wow, now that's a chocolate cake.' We want them to be impressed with the item they've selected," Comey said.
In all, it's the total experience he and Napoli are trying to create for their guests in the 150-seat dining room that includes a balcony lounge and other areas that can be used for weddings, receptions and other occasions.
As for the Disney World or other destination comparisons, Napoli said he and Comey certainly don't want to come on too strongly, but they think they're onto something good.
Napoli pointed out that Saugerties already is known nationwide for its famous Horse Shows In The Sun venue, and now there's that extra fine dining experience to draw visitors.
"People already know we're situated in a pretty cool town," he said.
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7 Dec 2011
Frans Steyn is expected to link up with a South African franchise after his contract with French club Racing Metro expires next June.
Steyn's agent Gerrie Swart told Die Volksblad the veteran of two World Cups is considering a move back to his home country in 2012. It's believed that the Lions were courting Steyn in early 2011, but Swart refused to confirm exactly which franchise is expected to secure the Bok centre's services next year.
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7 Dec 2011, 20:58 pmClearly.
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7 Dec 2011, 23:26 pm@the artist formerly known as gunther(gunther)-51: Can't keep a good man down I see….
8 Dec 2011, 08:42 am@the artist formerly known as gunther(gunther)-49: "So he was only concerned about kirsten's renumeration not majola's?" – you've never been a re_tard so don't start now, when kirsten was appointed KPMG was already doing an audit into the "IPL bonus bonanza" meaning majola's remuneration was already under scrutiny.
why are you so twitchy about kirsten's salary?
why should his salary be a secret, is it internationally accepted best practise?
we know fabio cappello earns £7 million a year but gary's pay is a secret
8 Dec 2011, 08:54 amstrangely i saw rian @ the gym yesterday…can you say mogul
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WERNER SWART | 04 December, 2011 02:04THE country's most influential sports administrator is under fire over claims that his company received commission on a R26-million Lotto grant to Cycling SA.
Gideon Sam is a director of sports marketing company, Accelerate Sport SA, which helped the sports body when they applied for a grant from National Lottery Distribution Trust Fund's distributing agency on sports and recreation.
But Sam, the president of the SA Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (Sascoc), also chairs the agency's sports and recreation unit which allocates lottery funds to sport organisations.
On Friday, Sam denied any wrongdoing saying he had recused himself when the application came up for discussion.
He said he was a non-executive director in the company and therefore not involved in its day-to-day operations.
The Department of Sport and the National Lotteries Board (NLB) confirmed Sascoc had alerted them to the claims of a conflict of interest against Sam.
Accelerate Sport SA's marketing director, Gary Grant, confirmed it assisted Cycling SA in its application for Lotto funding. The company, whose other directors are former SA Rugby bosses Rian Oberholzer and Songezo Nayo, said it was so far paid R162223 for their work on the application.
But yesterday, the organisation said in a statement it would pay commission only on 50% of the Lotto payment and that the overall commission due to Accelerate would not exceed R1-million of the R26-million grant.
Cycling SA claimed all payments to Accelerate would come from its "operational budget" – but a senior sports administrator scoffed at this claim, telling the Sunday Times: "If they pay it from the Lotto money or from their other income, it's one and the same thing."
Sascoc CEO Tubby Reddy confirmed that "certain allegations" have been brought to their attention.
Reddy said: "We had to give them [the Sports Department and NLB] an indication of the inferences that have been made. I must be very clear that we are not saying the president [Sam] did anything wrong, we merely had to report it."
NLB chairman, Professor Alfred Nevhutanda, confirmed he was aware of the allegations against Sam. Nevhutanda said: "We will now look at the contents of the allegations first and then the matter will be dealt with by the board."
Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula's spokesman, Paena Galane, said "the matter is being discussed internally".
Galane said Reddy had already met with the department's director-general, Alec Moemi. The Sunday Times has learnt that the red flag was raised when, after Accelerate signed on Cycling SA in May last year, the federation's Lotto grant tripled from R8-million over the past three years to R26-million for the next three years.
But Sam maintains that he declared all his business interests to the NLDTF and recused himself when funding for organisations in which he has a stake came up for discussion.
"I've resigned myself to the fact it is always going to be an issue. But you need people with knowledge of sport to serve on the committee," he said.
He said cycling was one of the sports the agency felt deserved more money in the build up to the 2012 Olympic Games. Accelerate's Grant said it helped Cycling SA "to decide on which [of its] projects and focus areas to prioritise in the application".
Grant and Cycling SA president Greg Till denied that the company was paid a percentage of the Lotto grant, saying it was merely given "a fee" from its operational budget.
But NLB spokesman Sershan Naidoo said the board "discouraged" the use of outside consultants taking a piece of the Lotto cake. "We discourage the use of consultants who charge a percentage of the grant received," Naidoo said.
On Sam's dual role as a director of Accelerate Sports SA and chairman of the distributing agency, Naidoo said it was up to the member to declare his interests and they would then have to "recuse himself from the adjudicating process". Asked about Sam's involvement in the awarding of the grant, Till said: "It has been explained that he managed the conflict of interest, and it was made clear that his involvement would in no way influence the outcome of the allocated amount."
Said Sam: "In terms of cycling, whether I was there or not, they would have gotten that amount.
"We decided before that some sporting organisations would get category A status to prepare them for London 2012 … including cycling."
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dkalfjs, What kool-aid are you drinking? I've used Windows 8 beta for several months along side of the new iPad, and the Surface is not an iPad killer rather it's a modest attempt to play catch-up for a race that started 2+ years ago.
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Apple folks always forget that microsoft has a massive business server infrastructure behind the desktop and moble products. Microsoft also has the massive Xbox market. Windows 8 ties all the phone, tablet, desktop and gaming devies together.
Apple isn't even close when you look at the broad market.
This sounds nice in theory, but in reality, things are never as nicely "tied together" as they could/should be.
And no, I'm not an Apple fanboy. In fact, I find it disturbing that we're going from a closed, controlling dominant company like Microsoft to an even more closed and controlling dominant company like Apple.
Meanwhile, I'm happy to use Linux myself, and wish more people would see the light, so support from hardware manufacturers and third party developers would improve.
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Linux is the light? You must be joking. There is no free lunch after all. Linux may sound nice on the surface. Once all the real-world cost (support, maintenance, structure, applications, etc.) are put on, the total cost of ownership of a Linux system will not be far off from those running either Windows or OSx.
I am more disturbed by how so many people willingly spend the hard-earned money to buy a computing device (iPad) with so many limitation. iPad is dwarf to Surface RT in terms of capability, yet people like the editor of this article choose to be blind-folded by the fruit logo!
Who said anything about cost? I'm well aware that there can be cost involved in using Linux. I was talking about open versus closed. What disturbs me is how willing people are to throw their money at closed and locked down systems over which they have no control. From the latter part of your comment it seems you agree with this sentiment. And at the end of the day, when it comes to having control, it is hard to deny that Linux IS the light.
David Brown
People who like to fuss about the support costs of Linux tend to forget about the support costs of Windows. Somehow you can remember about the maintenance costs of supporting a Linux desktop - but forget that a Windows desktop needs that too.
You don't have to waste many days fixing broken or infected Windows systems before the TCO is sky-high.
I think a misconception here is that Microsoft intends Surface to come to market in the PC-centric Windows ecosystem it dominates. I believe it is targeting the Tablet/ARM ecosystem which to date has been so resistant to PC-like entrants. I think it has come up with its own offering to help manage a transition into this new market with a pretty distinctive offering. This is bound to get interesting
Jim Black
I am a "right tool for the right job" kind of guy.
I use linux to develop software, windows for documents, email, calendar and some software development. I need windows and I need linux. I have never found myslf needing an apple machine.
Apple products have always been too expensive for me and never provided compelling features I could not find else where.
In this day and age of connectivity, apple lags way behind.
Microsoft has wisely spent CPU cycles on the backend and lightened the GUI cycles with the Metro style interface. While Apple loads down the machine with gobs of eye candy that do not add to the connectivity experience.
Much to the chagrin of Apple folks, Microsoft is not competing with them. Microsoft is competeing against google. Remember the massive backend?
It is all about the network, cloud, search, maps and social media. Apple's guru has passed and the Apple comunity has missed the boat. BTW, Microsoft has introduced Xbox music.
So, please stop talking about buttons and backgounds and show me the online services you offer across all my devices!
WW Thinker
Unfortunately, you and me are the lone wolves in the world of excessive consumerization. The excess is fueled further by the brain-damaged and field-distorting analysts, financiers, speculators of the modern world. In fact, Microsoft is doing something extraordinary with Win8. Other than Linux, this is the 2nd time in the history of technology that one single OS is used across mobile, server, desktop, embedded devices. In my humble opinion, Microsoft is the true innovator at this time, while Apple is simply a good manipulator.
Jim Black
Microsoft is not competeing against Apple. Microsoft is competeing against Google.
The new GUI for Microsoft puts to rest the UI wars. It is all about the backend services folks.
The fingers and the dollars will do the final judging, and if there is enough room for new players. The way I see it, there are plenty of media consumers that are willing and able to pay for GUI candy, and a smaller market for developers and media producers. I just hope that the market forces do not just migrate and make the developers world too expensive to work on for new apps and embedded products.
WW Thinker
These days, too many consumers simply don't care about what they are getting from the money spent. To those who buys on "value for money", it is obvious that Surface/RT offers far more value than iPad in terms of entertainment and productivity.
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These days, too many consumers simply don't care about what they are getting from the money spent. To those who buys on "value for money", it is obvious that Surface/RT offers far more value than iPad in terms of entertainment and productivity.
David Brown
Microsoft can't afford another "success" like the XBox. It no longer has such large profit margins from the Windows and Office markets to compensate for the loses while building a Surface/RT market, and it can't expect such large returns once it has a solid market share (assuming that it succeeds).
Remember, the XBox division of MS was an enormous lose for years while they built up a big enough user base to make money from licenses on XBox games. Embedded Windows of various sorts has been a similar financial lose - but it was an investment MS has been willing to make to gain control of new markets.


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It appears that the PCs canonical team is based of a starter and any gift pokemon they receive/non-legendary stationary pokemon they encounter. Red's entire team were gift pokes in Yellow.
So the BW PC definitely has a starter and Reshiram/Zekrom. A monkey, Darmanitan-Z, Zoroark and a fossil/Volcarona looks about right, if a little Fire type heavy.
As others have said, Hilbert/Hilda never caught Kyurem. The ability to capture Kyurem in BW1 is non-canon to the story and was mostly just for the sake of completing the PokeDex at that time. Arguably, everything from BW1's postgame is non-canon; Personally, I only consider the arrest of the Sages to be canon.
But what this means, exactly, is that Kyurem had beenchillingin the Giant Chasm since BW1 ended, until Team Plasma came and somehow imprisoned it on their ship.
Since they are in B2W2 is quite obvious that Hilda/Hilbert ignored them.
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So many things wrong with this statement. First of all, no, not all of them do, in fact most of them don't. Second, Rt. 15 would serve the purpose of allowing you to backtrack, since you can proceed to Marvellous Bridge and back to Rt. 16, allowing you a way back to earlier areas on foot (the only way back is to either take the airplane from Lentimas Town or use Fly).
Does anybody know if there's a shiny lock on the Muskateers in BW2? I found Cobalion and would like to SR for a shiny if there isn't a lock on them. I'd rather find out before I try if there's a lock or not so I don't waste a lot of time trying for something that will never shine. Thanks in advance.
Edit:Thanks, Endolise. I'm going to start SR for Virizion now, then I'll go back for Cobalion.
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Black 2 (Badge quest): Flare Lv.16, Aerial Lv.18, Lava Lv.10, Aura Lv.14, Beacon Lv.15, MEOWTH Lv.100 (I know I suck at nicknaming. That's why I never nickname anybody, but for this I will be with the exception of shinies. Also, MEOWTH is only for making money with Pickup.)
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Shinies:X2 (M/F),,(F)
I've decided I'll battle and defeat Cobalion, Terrakion, and Virizion on the first meet, then after I'll go back and try and catch them with the same Pokemon I used to defeat them, probably wont work how I want it to but whatever, if my Pokemon faints I'll just use another, it's not that important for me to stick to my plan.
While I prefer Zekrom to Reshiram, I prefer White Kyurem.
And is my computer screen distorted or why is the Kyurem part green instead of blueish/grayish?
I, on other hand, prefer Reshiram to Zekrom, but Kyurem-B over Kyurem-W.
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