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Coalville Roots 13 schools combined to give him a good basic education. The Coalville Opera House brought music and the theater to enrich the cultural offerings of the community. Church attendance and advancement in the priesthood brought other social as well as religious experiences as John progressed through childhood, youth and early manhood. At the time John graduated from North Summit High School in 1924, an article appeared in the local newspaper entitled, "A Splendid Young Man." It gives an insight into John's industry, versatility and physical strength. A SPLENDID YOUNG M A N Perhaps John Bogden believes What Henry Ford says, t h a t "work is not only the Life of the body, but the builde r U of the mind." However, when P it Comes to AMBITION, we wii[ all certainly hare to taka our hats off to this boy. We h a r e nlaags E W D many qualities to admire in him bur this sulnmrr has brought out m m g more. After bring- gradoated f r o m the S o r l h Summit high school 371 June ho went to work on the section a real da?'s work POI. most m a , bin not f w John. Earil nighr h e comes hornr. get3 on his wheel and takes care of his p a l m route. Not being satisfied with thc day, he gues into a d a r k room and dereiopa films for people about town. R'e understand that the Salt Lake Telegram people have arsureti him of a position with t h e n while attending the Unirc:sity and this with what he has t s r n e d will undoubtedly take care of his expenses without any assistance from his lather. Providing he is not cut short in his career by mialortune o r ill hrillm, (and by the way, nature has been kind in giving him a splendid body). he will certainly cause his home town to he proud of him in years to come. Here's hoping his fondest amhition will be realized, that of finishing the unilt;rsLty course and thence to an eastern law school. - Arricle from Summit County Bee. Sprir1.q 1924.
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1. Alabama needs assessment report
The Alabama State Unit on Aging has made available the final report for their 2002 statewide needs assessment. Included in the report is a focus on caregiving, including demographic information on caregivers in Alabama. View the report: http://www.adss.state.al.us/Needs02/needs02.htm
2. D.C. accomplishments for caregivers in 2002
The District of Columbia Office on Aging has summarized their accomplishments for D.C. seniors in 2002 in their February 2003 newsletter. Included is the number of caregivers served and the establishment of a Caregiver Institute. More details: http://dcoa.dc.gov/newsroom/2003/february/02_03nl.shtm
3. Florida report on long-term care
Florida's Long-Term Care Advisory Council has finalized their report on long-term care in the state. In addition to demographic and statistical information about Florida's older persons, the report includes a breakdown of funding and populations served by all of the state's caregiver support and long-term care programs. The report is available: http://elderaffairs.state.fl.us/doea/english/LongTermCare/LTCReport.pdf
4. Illinois introduces new caregiver legislation
The Family Caregiver Act (H.B. 1196) would require the Illinois Department of Aging to contract with area agencies on aging and other agencies to provide family caregiver support services for frail or disabled adults, ages 60+. The legislation is currently pending in the Aging committee. Further details: http://www.legis.state.il.us/legislation/default.asp
5. Indiana awards home and community-based care grants
The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration awarded grants totaling $430,000 to expand home and community-based care options for elderly and disabled citizens in the state. Innovation in caregiver support was one of the criteria on which the grants were judged. The grants are supported by the Real Choice Systems Change grants, funded through the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. A summary of grantees is available: http://www.state.in.us/serv/presscal?PF=fssa&Clist=3&Elist=66282
6. Ohio to cut home health care
According to an article appearing in the February 22, 2003 edition of the Ohio Plan Dealer, Ohio is planning to cut $1.8 million from the Passport program. Passport provides home health-care services to Ohio's frail elderly. The article concludes that the impact of the cuts, "would be wiped out if just 104 people are turned away from the Passport program and decide to go into nursing homes at five times the cost." Read more: http://www.cleveland.com/search/index.ssf?/base/news/ 104591000175790.xml?cleve
7. Final fiscal year 2003 funding for NFCSP approved
Funding for fiscal year 2003 programs was approved by Congress February 13, 2003. The National Family Caregiver Support Program (NFCSP) will receive $155.2 million for the current fiscal year. This is $13.7 above fiscal year 2002 levels. Budget details: http://www.aoa.gov/about/legbudg/current_budg/ legbudg_current_budg.asp
8. New FMLA bill
The Family and Medical Leave Expansion Act (FMLA), S. 304, was recently introduced by Senator Chris Dodd (D-CT). The legislation would provide grants to states that assist families by providing wage replacement for eligible individuals responding to caregiving needs. Additional details: http://thomas.loc.gov/home/c108query.html 9. HHS to look at home health quality
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has announced the implementation of a new home health quality initiative. The program aims to help people who rely on Medicare and Medicaid programs and their family members find the best home health agency for their needs. More details: http://www.hhs.gov/news/press/2003pres/20030220.html
10. NFCSP hearing transcript available
On May 7, 2002, the U.S. Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Subcommittee on Aging held a hearing entitled "National Family Caregiver Support Program: Getting Behind Our Nation's Families." The transcript of that hearing is now available. Download the transcript: http://www.access.gpo.gov/congress/senate/senate15sh107.html
11. NCC releases California public opinion poll on in-home services
The National Center on Caregiving (NCC) at Family Caregiver Alliance has released an analysis of a public opinion poll on in-home services. The survey assess the attitudes about, preferences for and experiences with in-home care among Californians aged 40+. Read the report and press release: http://www.caregiver.org
12. "Alzheimer's Disease: Unraveling the Mystery"
The National Institute on Aging at the National Institutes of Health has made available the annual update on the study and treatment of Alzheimer's disease. Included is a section on improving support for families and other caregivers. Read the report: http://www.alzheimers.org/unraveling/index.htm
13. Report on aging with developmental disabilities
"Promoting Healthy Aging, Family Support, and Age-Friendly Communities for Persons Aging with Developmental Disabilities" is now available from the Department of Disability and Human Development at the University of Illinois at Chicago. The report stems from the 2001 Invitational Research Symposium on Aging with Developmental Disabilities. Download the report: http://www.uic.edu/orgs/rrtcamr JOURNAL ARTICLES *******************************************
14. Article on everyday care decisions
The January/March 2003 edition of the Alzheimer's Care Quarterly includes, "Planning for the Future Together in Culturally Diverse Families: Making Everyday Care Decisions." The authors conclude that persons with cognitive impairment can express preferences for care in addition to identifying a person to assist in decision-making, should they be no longer able to do so. Read the abstract: http://www.lww.com/product/0,0,1525-3279,00.html
15. NCC sponsors symposium at 2003 NCOA-ASA conference
The National Center on Caregiving (NCC) at Family Caregiver Alliance (FCA) is sponsoring the symposium, "Federal Statistics and Caregiving" at the 2003 NCOA-ASA Joint Conference in Chicago. The event is scheduled for Thursday, March 13, 2003 from 2 pm - 4 pm. Staff from the NCC and FCA will also be presenters at 16 workshops during the conference. More details: http://www.agingconference.org
16. NCSL annual meeting and exhibition
July 21 - 25, 2003 marks the date of the National Council of State Legislatures (NCSLs) annual meeting and exhibition, "Connecting America." The conference will be held in San Francisco, California. Conference information available: http://www.ncsl.org
17. Consumer assistance in selecting adult day providers
Easter Seals has developed a series of consumer oriented questions regarding adult day service providers. "Making an Informed choice when Selecting a Service Provider" will assist consumers in making a variety of care decisions, such how to determine if a facility is clean. View the questions: http://www.easter-seals.org
18. Train-the-Trainer conference in Orlando, Florida
The National Family Caregivers Association is hosting a Train-the-Trainer conference in Orlando, Florida. The March 21 - 22, 2003 conference will have workshops to prepare staff to teach the "Communicating Effectively with Healthcare Professionals" curriculum to family caregivers. Conference details: http://www.nfcacares.org
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Governor Kasich was in town this week. He gave a speech that was a little surprising.
I have heard him before, so I was aware that he has a fervent delivery style. He resonates with passion and spins stories about people he has met since he became governor.
This speech started with turning Ohio's deficit into a surplus. He talked a lot about making Ohio a great state again. He believes it all starts with Ohio being a business-friendly environment, which then leads naturally to tax reductions and job creation.
The surprise for me was the amount of time he devoted to compassionate conservatism. He expressed great concern for the unemployed, the poor, the uneducated, the mentally ill, and the people who have fallen on hard times.
The speech, which was relatively free-form and informal, tried to paint a picture of a man who has been blessed and wants to use his good fortune and power to do good. He believes he is leading Ohio to a better place. At times he sounded like a preacher at an old-fashioned revival.
Kasich says we can change. If his speech is any indication, he wants us to know that he has changed. I wonder if this is part of his groundwork for a change of address…someplace, say, on Pennsylvania Avenue?
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You have got to admire how NR have seemingly taken over the world through a series of mergers, setting the trend for others to follow. They may have got it through but now the real hard work begins, ie, finding the Fulbright partners desks in London, perhaps they could take some of the spare room Lawrence Graham has on offer, they're only next door.
Two Stones frantically grabbing hold of each other in the hope that neither will sink?
Although both have their bright spots, neither is a serious player and the fact they're not merging (it's a DLA style verein with no shared financials/profits) suggests neither has sufficient confidence in the other to go "all in".Hats off. While other firms have agonised, kvetched, denied, coyly admitted, overegged and otherwise talked too much about their future strategy, Norton Rose has got on and and done it. Consequently, we have a guaranteed upper second tier stalwart of tomorrow's global legal market (better than that in areas such as asset finance and energy), who will have stolen a march of years, in some cases, over their rivals from around the Silver Circle. Difficult not to be impressed by this.
Now that is what I call a merger that will make a difference!
@ anonymous 2.30p "neither is a serious player".
So you're saying neither NR, Fulbright or the combo is a serious players in energy, mining, infra, financial institutions etc!?
COME ONE.NR are marketing this as a merger, but it's in the end no different from an alliance like CMS. An exclusive alliance with a US firm is a step forward, but let's not pretend it's a merger. Unless you align financial interests of the partners it's not one firm. That's why KPMG (which had this model up until recently) decided to merge some of the important country practices.
In sum. It's not as integrated as Baker & McKenzie, and that really is not saying a lot, is it...The winners in the future legal market appear to be shaping up as:
1. Magic Circle/White Shoe, who can say, "we are the best". Their 'niche' or perhaps better described as 'space' is the very top end clients and transactions.
2. Global Service Firms which start to look like the big 4 accountants. DLA Piper, K&L Gates, now Norton Rose. For international clients whose transactions are 'only' in the £100's of millions in deal value, the proposition that "we can do everything which you the client do, everywhere you do it" is a compelling pitch. NR's project lawyers in Perth should be cross-selling their capital markets capability in Toronto and London, and vice versa, and that is frankly a scary thought for their competitors in the natural resources space.
3. True niche firms/offices/teams. Recall at one point Proskauer Rose (?) saying something along the lines of, in London we're going to do funds work, and in London funds work we're going to be bigger than our Magic Circle competitors. A firm or office which can achieve a position like that has a compelling pitch to a client in the relevant space.
For the rest, the world is looking bleaker. There must be at least 20 odd mid-market full service firms that, as hard as they try, don't look any different to each other from a client's perspective. There are then perhaps 50+ other firms/offices which can do much of what the mid-market full service firms can do equally as well as they can. We all have pretty much the same overheads, the same access to practicallaw.com, loan market association etc. and other know-how, the same back office support, etc. So not only do these firms look the same from the outside in, in reality they are in fact pretty much indistiguisable.
Partners in the bleak middle are left to build personal relationships backed by an 'ok brand'. Clients become personal clients and a true 'following' should the Partner cross the street. This is a terrible long term business model.
In summary, Norton Rose, and DLA Piper and K&L Gates for that matter, should be applauded for leading the changing shape of the legal market. Other firms which were the natural competitors 10 years ago of their constituent/legacy firms, and which have not been so bold, are much more likely to fail than they are.Fair play to NR. Fulbright have a great brand in the US and NR are Global and on the Up. Wi this remove them from the chasing pack into the global elite....it ought to. Those indicating that mergers are only mergers if you share all profits don't understand the big 4 and how they have become unassailable yet had to run multiple partnerships for tax, regulation but also remuneration reasons. How long before there's a big global 4 or 6 law firms of which NR be one? Not long I should wager. Good luck to them
"is a serious players in energy, mining, infra, financial institutions etc!?"
I think the original comment started with "Although they both have their bright spots...."
F&J is a second tier energy firm (if it were first tier, it wouldn't need to merge with a second tier firm). NR does low value mining, infra and is unheard of in FI. So by world standards, they're not serious players and I don't think eg Rio Tinto will be picking up the phone next time it's thinking of doing a deal.
In fact, if I was GC of Rio, I would be even less likely to use either firm because of who each of them has chosen as a verein co-member. If this was the test of a good firm, Baker and McKenzie and DLA would dominate world legal services.You may want to look at RTZ's GC speed dial the next time you are in his office.
He might want to check the speed dial of the GC of HSBC too....
RTZ no longer exists - it was bought by CRA and became Rio Tinto in the 90's. Hopefully NR aren't still waiting for the GC of RTZ to call. I think the GC of HSBC might have a few other names on speed dial that he/she would use first for a deal. CC's comes to mind....
Not to mention BHP Billiton, BNP Paibas etc.., etc..,
NR got that call from Rio and others and FJ is far from second tier energy
Ugh. Another frankenfirm, joining the ranks of:
-- Sonnenschein Nath Rosenthal Denton Wilde Sapte Salans Hertzfeld Heilbronn Fraser Milner Casgrain
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-- Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale Dorr"...with Norton Rose turning over $1.32m in 2011-12,". Heh
And that of the GC of Barclays, RBS etc. If anything NR is big in FI.
The person saying F & J are second tier energy and NR does low value mining etc obviously just doesn't know anything about the market. Re GC HSBC - remind me, who did HSBC's rights issue in 2009?? Wasn't it NR? Was it not the biggest rights issue of all time? Who is selling HSBC's Asian assets?
Whose handling the major disposals for BP in Europe at the moment? Freshfields? No - NR.
Its probably already the best energy and mining firm in the world and with F & J it will just cement that.Quite amusing seeing how second tier firms try to Big Themselves and love the Frankenfirm description. Very apt, although difficult to top Dentons for innapprooriate mixing of body parts.
No question NR are second tier in mining. |Despite claiming to act for Rio and BHP (neither company would allow a major advisor to work for the other), it's noticable that Rio use Links/Allens (or Herbies) for their major deals and BHP use S&M/Blakes (now Ashursts). So, despite have a few extra body parts, the quality of the verein members will not change and NRF will remain firmly in the second tier, even for mining.
Good luck to them, though, and hopefully this exclusive referal verein arrangement will increase their revenue line, even if it reduces (to 1) the number of US firms that will work with NR now.Frankenfirm - a description which you could also apply to many other major market players:
- Freshfields Deringer Tessin Herrmann Sedemund Bruckhaus Westrick Heller Löber
- Coward Chance Clifford Turner Pünder Volhard Weber Axster Roger Wells
- Linklaters Paines Rädler Raupach Oppenhoff & Rädler (though Oppenhoff later moved on again!)
it's a rare beast that has grown entirely through organic expansion.Re Links/CC/Freshfields there is some truth that they also grew by merger - but they are merged firms, not Vereins, and there is a crucial difference - they make MONEY. This stupid cheerleading for firms that just bolt bits together to achieve size in number of lawyers and a gross turnover. McDonalds has a lot of restaurants - but they sell cheap food. NR and F&J are not succesful law firms when you measure their profit against other Global 100 law firms, a PEP of $750,000 puts you at the bottom of the heap. These firms are always going to be at the mercy of the truly succesful firms - Skadden, Links, Davis, Cleary, Freshfields, Latham, A&O, Kirkland, Simpson...even mid tier firms like W&C, Sidley, Macfarlanes, Herbert Smith,Proskauer, MoFo, Travers, Hogan Lovells, Greenberg, V&E, Baker Botts are TWICE as profitable and firms the next level down are still 30% more profitable than Norton Rose, so stick it all together and what do you have -a big trailing franchise - is that Burger King?
The partners in this town really must not have much work to do if all they can do is argue about their competitors.


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Notes and observations on the CONTRA EN CULT
I read several threads on the CONTRA EN CULT (as Leonidas calls it) discussion board and initially had these impressions:
1. At first glance, this seems to be a forum for people who want validation for their feelings of hurt and betrayal in having been involved in a hyper-evangelistic ministry that demanded too much from them. The desire to vent is valid and healthy. However, many of the participants are so abusive in tone that they themselves are participating in the same behavior that they condemn. We ought to hold church leaders who have been involved in abuse to a higher standard. But some are accusing others of what they are now doing themselves.
2. I wonder if these people really want validation and healing. Or do they simply want revel in their hurt and anger? I think that I might return to this discussion five years from now only to see the same people calling for the heads of their former leaders. Let's call our former leaders into account. I am all for this. But Christians ought to first use biblical models of direct confrontation, and a call for repentance, reconciliation and restoration. It's almost as if (someone wrote elsewhere) "they have embraced their wounds, are drawing their identity from it, and now they don't even want to be healed or reconciled."
3. I think the gist of what is being said has some truth in it, but some memories are greatly exaggerated. There is a complete lack of objectivity because of the emotional involvement with past wrongs. I often wonder why some people can't leave a relationship on good terms and simply move on to something that is more spiritually healthy and fulfilling for them.
4. In the same vein, I think the problem with some people is that they will leave a church that "did them wrong," only to join or form another church that has similar problems. We have to analyze what the problem really was. Einstein said that the definition of insanity is "doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result." We have to be willing to say, "The problem is not you, it is me."
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iPhoto accesses the same library as the iPad Pictures app.
As far as I can tell, you can't delete an image from within iPhoto. You can however make changes to the images. I think it duplicates the originals, on the other hand it looks like the changes are saved on top of the original (because you can undo the changes and return to the original). Unfortunately, I'm not sure about the above. Things aren't transparent nor clear, like most iApps. Recently I discovered a Photobox in my iPhoto app, no idea where that came from. Perhaps I should read the manual...
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iPhoto on the iPad is a stand alone program. It does not sync with your desktop iPhoto library the way you are thinking.
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From what I can tell any albums made on an iPad don't care over in any way to the computer. Something I think that blows but what can you do.
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What suddenly made our potatoes unworthy? It was actually retaliation for the U.S. restricting Canadian beef imports over a mad cow scare. Canada's answer was of all things potatoes, thus alienating thousands of tourists who were more interested in dicing those potatoes and frying them in oil on the shores of a Canadian lake.
That in a microcosm explains the strange border crossing rules between our two, otherwise, great countries. So travelers are left with a myriad of policies that are more about tax revenue, protecting special interests and retaliation than what's best for their residents. About all this accomplishes is fostering a feeling of not feeling welcome. And, it's not just the Canadian government…for example,the U.S. restricts virtually all fruit entering the country even if it was purchased in the U.S. and it is returning with you.
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{C}· Alcohol – One case of beer, or 1.5 liters of wine, or 40 oz of liquor
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The development of the abdominal aorta aneurysm is multifactorial. Through use of magnetic resonance imaging without contrast, this study will look closely at flow, the stresses hereby induced, as well as signs of inflammation in the vessel wall.
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Aortic Aneurysm, Abdominal |
Study Type: | Observational |
Study Design: | Time Perspective: Cross-Sectional |
Official Title: | Non Invasive in Vivo Evaluation of Abdominal Aorta Aneurysm Hemodynamics, Wall Stress, and Inflammation Using Magnetic Resonance Imaging |
Estimated Enrollment: | 20 |
Study Start Date: | March 2010 |
Estimated Study Completion Date: | March 2012 |
Estimated Primary Completion Date: | March 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
The etiology of the abdominal aorta aneurysm is complex and multi-factorial. Biomechanic and hemodynamic stress contributes to aneurysmal growth, and the relevance of inflammation is gaining in terms of pathological influence. The technical advances of imaging now enable one to utilize magnetic resonance in reconstructing aortal blood flow. Newer post-imaging software then enables one to perform complex data analysis, wherein shear and wall-stress can be calculated. The goal of this study is to analyze the aneurysms of twenty patients. Values will be obtained for shear and wall stress. Additionally, the utilization of short tau wave inversion recovery (STIR) sequences will be performed to evaluate the presence or absence of acute edema and inflammation of the region. It should also be noted that particular attention will be placed on the so-called "neck" of the aneurysm, where the aneurysm typically tapers into what is often regarded as normal aortic tissue. This region is important for both the placement of a surgical bypass prosthesis or a deployed stent graft.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 20 Years to 90 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | Yes |
Sampling Method: | Non-Probability Sample |
Twenty patients diagnosed with an infrarenal abdominal aorta aneurysm will be selected from our clinical database.
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Responsible Party: | Nikolaj Eldrup, Counsultant MD PhD, Aarhus University Hospital |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01104688 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | M-20100008 |
Study First Received: | April 14, 2010 |
Last Updated: | January 18, 2012 |
Health Authority: | Denmark: The Regional Committee on Biomedical Research Ethics |
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Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Wall Stress Shear Stress Inflammation Magnetic Resonance Imaging |
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Stephan won! And his prize...ring the tower's bell...amazing.
Stephan won! And his prize...ring the tower's bell...amazing.
Wait, if Stepan won, then tht must mean... He wins the donamite tourny!
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Nice Kenyan just told them about Donamite and the episode ends.
Not a fantastic episode, it basicly was cool for a little laught with the contest thing but that is all, not a bad episode though(to me atleast).
Gief Don battle now.
Iris: Are you sure the recipe calls for this many Minccino?
Cilan:*Sighs* Hang on, I'll check.
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Meh. It sounded like a great episode!
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They let...Stephen go through as Nurse Joy....but not Dento as Elesa.....the folks on Pixiv will be outraged.
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I didn't like this episode, but it was a lot more bearable than I thought it was going to be. So that's something.
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Wait, she dressed up as prof. juniper!? LOL
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HAHAHA Sawk as Audino is the best thing I've seen in the show in ages! Make it a 5th gen Pokemon please!
Altough.... it is strange that there just so happened to be costumes to fit all the Pokemon's sizes? Oh well best not question it to much, "anime physics".
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I saw the pictures and it looks pretty enjoyable.
Reiji is a cheater it seems, no wonder he didn't win.
I don't really understand why Cilan didn't make it through the dress-up competition...oh well, was still funny to seem him cross-dress and sulk over his lost. Pansage looked good as Emolga.
I wish Iris was dressed as Cedric but a part of me knew it'd be female Juniper...oh well, she looked interesting. Axew looked good as Darumaka...no idea why that was the Pokemon of choice though, I mean Juniper doesn't have a Darumaka...she has an Accelgor, Axew should have dressed up as that :P
Ash as Alder was good...besides being so much smaller then him. Pikachu as Bouffalant was good...besides being so much smaller then it.
Reiji as Jenny, this shall be go-...why did you have to cheat here...WHY!!!
And here comes Stephan dressed as Jo-MY EYES!!! Sawk as Audi-MY EYES!!! Well...nightmares shall be had now D:Still thought it was funny. Some how he gets through.
Too bad it was only them for this competition, wouldn't have mind seeing background characters dressed as some other people.
Stephan won, that's fine by me. Was nice seeing him again, and also nice seeing Sawk outside of a battle, got to seem more of it's personality, it seems like a really enjoyable Pokemon.
Yet we see Stephan winning it, when he just had the option of making a wish, after which he quickly mentioned the tournament. HMMMMMM...
Seriously, a 'my wish came true'-line will probably pop up after the Donamite..
Did you SEE those LEGS!
One word: Summary spoiled it...
Talking about the costumes, did anybody notice the TR-trousers, and Brock's original green vest? That must mean... THAT BROCK IS IN UNOVA PEEPS! :O
RANK UP: I'm Black and White, for now! I'm going to turn Grey tomorrow!
Answer to all the bad things in the world: Give up on trying to make everything better. Hence, accepting it for what it is. YOLO! <- Click the link and daw.. -.-
There are three reasons to love this episode:
1. In-game place (although depurposed like Lavender Tower, this anime seems to have a think against Pokemon graveyards)
2. In-game items (several of them, that was Nevermeltice, wasn't it?)
3. In-game trainer (Reiji = Psychic Bryce, a Trainer who appeared in Celestial Tower in the games. He even resembles in-game Psychics, they just made him younger).
God, isn't it much better than some random tournaments which take ridiculously long time?
After 12 years of being a Pokemon fan, I'm officially quitting the fandom. This is not a rage quit and it has nothing to do with the Pokemon franchise. It's also NOT a sudden decision - I've planned it for months but I decided to stay a true, active Pokemon fan until the very last day. The reason for my leave is the fact that I'm starting my studies at the Uni and I decided that it's a perfect moment to move on with my life. I'll never forget all these awesome years and Pokemon will always be a part of my childhood memories. Goodbye friends! Thank you.
And if I'm ever back, I'm never back for good.
I'm confused on why didn't let Cilan go through? I don't get it.
This episode was redundant. Nothing about it was particularly interesting; not even the whole Thunder Stone scene where Ash had to dive to catch it before it touched Pikachu. I was looking forward to that because it looked hilarious, but it turned out to be very short and unnecessary. I also disliked the cross-dressing thing; it was already weird when Team Rocket did it, and it was even weirder now that Cilan was involved. I also seem to be the only person here who didn't think that Pansage dressed as Emolga was "cute". Anyway, what I did like were the Litwick. I'm usually not very fond of the species, but I liked that they were used as guides inside the tower.


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