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A young girl battling a chronic lung disease will have the chance to forget about all her problems Friday night.
Bailey Gutelius, 10, will meet her idol, pop star Selena Gomez.
Bailey, who is battling cystic fibrosis, has been confined to her room at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, where she gets regular breathing treatments. But the hospital has given her a six-hour pass for the concert.
Bailey's mother, Brynn Gutelius, used social media to get in touch with FOX 29, and our viewers helped us spread the word. Gomez's publicist got in touch with the family, and now they're going to get a chance to meet her at the show.
And it all happens tonight at the Wells Fargo Center!
That's where FOX 29's Dawn Timmeny reported from Friday morning with more details.
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Posted: 1:01 a.m. Wednesday, April 27, 2011
By Jamie Dupree
We are seeing a replay in Washington, D.C. of what has happened over the past ten years or so when gas prices go up, as both parties scramble to point the finger of blame at the other, with little to offer in terms of short term relief.
While polls indicate that the recent jump in prices to upwards of $4/gallon has hit many Americans hard in the wallet, it certainly wasn't evident during my recent travels for Spring Break, as the roads were jammed with travelers.
But if there is one easy to understand metric other than the unemployment rate that voters understand, it's the price of gasoline at the pump, and it can put fear into the heart of the party in power.
And that's why both parties are trying to take political advantage of this price spike any way they can.
For Republicans, they're readying a blitz in May from the Congress to push for new oil and gas exploration, claiming that the Obama White House is biased against the oil and gas industry.
On the other side of the coin, Democrats are focusing on tax breaks for Big Oil that they charge Republicans refuse to get rid of, arguing that at a time of big profits, the oil and gas industry doesn't need any handouts from the taxpayer.
The hard truth is that there's very little politicians can do in the short term to "fix" high gas prices - so it's a political jab fest from Left and Right.
"It makes little sense for American consumers -- who are now paying over $4 a gallon for gasoline in most parts of the United States -- to have billions of their taxpayer dollars subsidizing oil companies that are making record profits," said House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi, as she demanded votes to end those tax breaks next week.
"Running on Empty: Obama Administration Does Nothing to Address Skyrocketing Gas Prices," thundered the headline on a release from House Speaker John Boehner.
Gas prices have spiked a number of times in recent years, sparking a jump in political rhetoric - and this spike is no different.
Yesterday, the White House aggressively pushed to end one small tax break for Big Oil, totaling $4 billion a year.
"I am writing to urge you to take immediate action to eliminate unwarranted tax breaks for the oil and gas industry, and to use those dollars to invest in clean energy to reduce our dependence on foreign oil," wrote President Obama in a letter to Congressional leaders.
That drew the expected response from the GOP.
"The President's latest call to raise taxes on U.S. energy is as predictable as it is counterproductive," said Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell.
The Obama Administration has tried to get rid of a series of tax breaks for the oil and gas industry in recent years, but that went nowhere - even in a Congress controlled by Democrats.
In the first six years of the Bush Administration, when the GOP controlled the Congress, Republicans struggled to pass a wide ranging energy bill, finally getting one in the Summer of 2005, when prices were about $3/gallon on average.
Gas prices went up over $4/gallon last in 2008, fueling voter dissatisfaction that led to big gains for Democrats in that election - but their centerpiece plan on energy - Cap & Trade - went nowhere.
Democrats have tried to move a Windfall Profits Tax and more, but like on many budget issues, the Congress is stalemated on energy policy. Both sides have strong beliefs, and don't want to yield to what the other side offers as a prescription.
So, the next best option is to blame the other side for being intransigent and play some Oil Price Politics.
Welcome to Oil Price Politics, Version 2011.
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In another price tag attack, anti-Arab graffiti has been scrawled on the walls of a school yard in the neighborhood of Beit Safafa. Jerusalem, Israel. 12th February 2012
Found slogans hostile to the Arabs and Muslims in the yard belonging to the school in the neighborhood of Beit Safafa in the city of Jerusalem, and this is the second time that these slogans written in less than a week in the same school.
According to published newspaper "Maariv" Hebrew was found Sunday morning on the slogans, "Mohammed is dead" and "Death to Arabs" in the yard belonging to the school "hand in hand" in the neighborhood of Beit Safafa in East Jerusalem, and the second time that are writing these logos in less than a week.
The Web site estimates that the Israeli police indicate that the elements of the extreme Jewish right behind writing these slogans, was found near the site of the symbols belonging to the Club audience "Beitar Jerusalem."
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UPDATE: Using the suggested Scizor set and Heatran over Celebi right now. It has been more consistent than Starmie so far. I don't really need to utilize spin very often as my team does not particularly mind rocks on the field. I'll miss Bug Bite, but U-turn and Roost provide utility that Bug Bite will never do. No nonsense here, I'm just going to go straight to the history of this team and the members themselves. Mid 2010 when I enlisted into the army, Gen 5 started and things kicked off with DW being the normal ladder witheveryone hyping about shadow tag Chandelure, Excadrill's potential ubers status and Whimsicott being the 'best pokemon ever'. Fresh into Gen5, I tried many things, but I couldn't figure out what to use for a proper, competitive team. I knew it wouldn't work as well, but I ported over my successful Gen4 Bulky Offense team into Gen5, which was as follows; The most glaring problems were, well, lack of power and balance to do much to the new threats like Conk, Thundurus, etc. and friends. I tried changing their sets and modified my team slightly around. I enjoyed a bit of success with defensive Rest talk Gyara for a good amount of time, but the inconsistency was very clear after a few bouts of laddering with decent people with proper teams. I wanted to preserve my defensive core, however, so I said sorry to Gyara, Rotom-H and Pert, bringing in Landorus, Ferrothorn and Rotom-W in their stead. While I enjoyed more success with this team, there were huge gaping flaws that, once exploited, could beat me very easily; Volcarona and the omnipresent Terrakion could muscle through me relatively easily with little setup. I needed Ferrothorn to deal with rain, however, but I eventually settled down with changing Landorus for the more defensive Gliscor and Ferrothorn for Celebi, who still resists Water and Electric. After posting this RMT, I finally decided to use Heatran over Celebi; ~NOT A DREAM~ TEAM AS IT STANDS NOW: Cannon (Rotom-W) @ Choice Scarf Trait: Levitate EVs: 252 SAtk / 4 SDef / 252 Spd Timid Nature (+Spd, -Atk) - Trick - Volt Switch - Hydro Pump - Hidden Power [Ice] ROLE: Revenge Killer, Scout The member that I lead with most of the time, with amazing effect. Rotom-W fails to disappoint except when Hydro Pump misses, but even then the ability to scout, revenge kill and later on cripple on a defensive Pokemon by tricking the Scarf onto it brings everythign that my team needs to the table. 'Cannon' here might seem pretty standard, but he gets the job done very well. I must only be careful of not giving away the Scarf too early into the match lest I lose my revenge killing ability. Hidden Power Ice is for the dragons that roam the tier; he is the only way I can reliably deal with them after they have a DD up. Rotom-W takes the water attacks from the omnipresent rain teams, but he can only take so many repeated hits before I have to play more conservatively with him. This is what Celebi and Latias are for, but more on them later. Veckorial (Tyranitar) (F) @ Leftovers Veckorial (Tyranitar) (F) @ Choice Band Trait: Sand Stream EVs: 156 HP / 252 Atk / 100 Spd Adamant Nature (+Atk, -SAtk) - Pursuit - Crunch - Superpower - Stone Edge ROLE: Special Tank, Trapper Suggested by ThePillsburyDoughBoy. She cant' take special hits as well as she used to, but she definitely generates much more of an offensive presence with CB equipped. Takes more prediciton to use properly and makes me predict more, but I'm enjoying this set so far. Trait: Sand Stream EVs: 252 HP / 24 Atk / 164 SDef / 68 Spd Lonely Nature (+Atk, -Def) - Stealth Rock - Crunch - Fire Blast - Stone Edge[/B] ROLE: Special Tank The best I could ask for in the Special Defense department. She soaks up even SE Special Attacks with relative ease, only getting 2HKOed by the likes of Focus Blast coming off Hydreigon or LO Starmie's Hydro Pump... as long as sand is up. Regardless, Tyranitar is part of the integral core for my team, providing sand which wears down my opponents. You might think I am silly for not using any Pokemon that directly benefit from sand, but Tyranitar is much more than just for sand. Fire Blast roasts Steels like Skarm and Ferro who try to set up on me, Crunch is for a solid STAB option to use when the situation calls for it and Stone "WORST MOVE IN THE GAME" Edge is for the ubiquitous Ninetales, Volcarona and friends who love to switch in to take advantage of their sun. I used to use Pursuit, and then Ice Beam, then Pursuit again over Stone Edge for coverage and to deal with varied threats, but that job is better left to my other team members, I felt. Like Rotom, I need to keep Tyranitar alive for as long as I can, as she lacks proper recovery and I find myself switching her in a lot, both to keep their weather out of play if there is one and to soak up special attacks aimed at my others, especially Gliscor. Last, but absolutely not the least, she provides Stealth Rock to the team. I gave her that amount of speed to get the jump on Skarmory and Scizor, roasting them with Fire Blast before they can touch me. If Scizor somehow outspeeds her and KOs her with Superpower or something, well, at least that gives me lots of information on what kind of Scizor it is and I can play accordingly from there. Mack (Gliscor) (M) @ Toxic Orb Trait: Poison Heal EVs: 252 HP / 184 Def / 72 Spd Impish Nature (+Def, -SAtk) - Toxic - Earthquake - Ice Fang - Taunt ROLE: Physical Tank, Stallbreaker I don't think I can count the amount of times Gliscor has saved me from being swept. He takes almost all physical hits like they were nothing, especially fighting-type moves from the likes of Terrakion. He can't stand up to repeated assaults from them, but Latias and Celebi can enter the fray in stead of him if the situation calls for it. Toxic is the main way of taking on Bulky Water switch-ins. Gliscor can handle a single SE attack from the likes of Jellicent before having to switch out, but getting the Toxic on one of those Pokemon is crucial. I opted to have Taunt instead of SD/Protect so I can beat stall in general other Gliscor who think they can set up SD... the multitude of things my Gliscor can take on simply with Taunt is too good to pass up for one of the other moves. Obviously he can't take special hits coming from any special attacker worth their salt, but that's what Tyranitar, Celebi to a certain extent and Latias are around for. Maglev (Heatran) (M) @ Air Balloon Trait: Flash Fire EVs: 4 HP / 252 SAtk / 252 Spd Modest Nature (+SAtk, -Atk) - Fire Blast - Earth Power - Stealth Rock - Hidden Power [Ice] ROLE: Pivot So I finally decided on using Heatran over Celebi. He fufills the same role as she used to, except with the extra duty of getting up the rocks that my team needs to score those crucial 2HKOs. He also helps me revenge kill dragons with HP Ice in case Rotom-W goes down one way or another. Air Balloon gives me free switch-ins and helps me deal with opposing Heatran who want to jump me with Earth Power; I just can't let Heatran die so easily. Dicentra (Celebi) @ Life Orb Trait: Natural Cure EVs: 176 HP / 160 SAtk / 172 Spe Modest Nature (+SAtk, -Atk) - Leaf Storm - Hidden Power [Fire] - Earth Power - Recover ROLE: Pivot Like Gliscor, I wouldn't be able to take on as many things as I would without her around. Celebi provides me the support I need in case my team falls behind in momentum. The coverage here is mainly for hitting rain teams hard, but HP Fire is for hitting Scizor and Ferrothorn immediately. Earth Power deals a number to them too, 2HKOing Scizor after rocks, but I can't risk the opposing Steel-type doing something terrible and causing me to lose more momentum by taking that extra turn. Recover rounds off this set nicely and I am using it instead of U-turn because of the amount of damage she will take; 16% a turn with LO and Sandstorm will bring her down very quickly. To be very honest, I am still finicky about using Celebi or Heatran; both of them performed as well as each other, but I am not sure which to use. The Heatran that used to occupy this slot, fufilling the same role, is as follows; Nocosta (Latias) (F) @ Leftovers Trait: Levitate EVs: 252 HP / 4 SDef / 252 Spd Timid Nature (+Spd, -Atk) - Calm Mind - Dragon Pulse - Recover - Refresh ROLE: Boosting Special Sweeper The other Special Tank of my team, taking everything that Tyranitar can and threatening a sweep with Calm Minds. Alongside Scizor, Latias is one of the main Pokemon on my team that goes on to completely destroy the enemy team once they are weakened enough. Being naturally fast, she can outspeed all other dragons in the tier as long as they haven't got a DD boost yet and KO with a +1 Dragon Pulse most of the time. Dragonite is a little trickier to deal with, but that's why I try to keep rocks on the field when I see him in the Team Preview. Hidden Power Fire, again, roasts the omnipresent Scizor. I'm not sure why, but most of them switch into Latias expecting to go first, only to get OHKOed promptly by HP Fire and earning me a free kill. Recover is self-explainatory. Refresh helps me deal with Stall and Toxictoed more, allowing me to CM up alongside it and hit it with Dragon Pulse. I lose the ability to get the jump on Scizor, Forry and Ferro, but that I can hit them hard enough with my other team members. I went for 252HP to take as many hits as possible from both spectrums before going down. Keep in mind that she is my secondary switch into things like Terrakion and co. that can threaten to sweep as easily as Latias can. Definitely a keeper and one of the core members of my team. Thannie (Scizor) (F) @ Iron Plate Trait: Technician EVs: 248 HP / 100 Atk / 160 SpD Adamant Nature (+Atk, -SAtk) - U-Turn - Bullet Punch - Swords Dance - Roost ROLE: Boosting Physical Sweeper Scizor. That name alone describes alot, but mine is a little different from the rest. After much playtesting, I have found that this set fits my team much better than the run-of-the-mill Choice Band set does. Iron Plate boosts the power of Bullet Punch to strangely high heights, even though the boost is meager; I can muscle my way through rain teams with even only 2 boosts as long as they are weakened enough. I put Roost and U-Turn over Superpower and Bug Bite as suggested by Harsha, and I'm quite fond of how it's been performing so far. I have chosen to use Superpower instead of Brick Break to hit the inevitable Magnezone/Heatran on the switch as I bring in Scizor. She's a little tricky to handle as her bulk only goes so far, but once I get even as little as a single SD up, things are going down very quickly. I might not have mentioned this earlier, but she is also my secondary switch into Latios/Dragon-types in general. I can fake a Choice Band set from there by hitting with Bullet Punch, but I must really tread lightly to utilize her well. However, once she gets going (no lewd pls), she can tear through the enemy team very easily. Well, that's my team. I hope you had the patience to read the entire thing, and I'd appreciate your help with it!
Threat List Jirachi: Water Pulse/Thunder/Sub/CM Variants, although rare, spell doom for me. As long as they keep rain up, he can keep on setting up and just eat me alive. Very tricky to deal with. Volcarona: If Tyranitar goes down, I don't have much that can stop a boosted Volcarona bar wearing it down slowly with Bullet Punch from Scizor or hoping Rotom-W is faster. This is the original reason why I kept Heatran over Celebi originally, but using Heatran opened up a bigger weakness to the above Jirachi and rain teams in general. Politoed: More of an annoyance that an actual threat; the reason why I had to use Celebi over Heatran for more consistency due to how popular Rain teams are. Depending on the set, I can play around with it to deal with it accordingly; Tyranitar can tank a Scald from bulky variants and hopefully not get burnt, 2HKOing at best with Stone Miss. More offensive variants have to be played with more carefully; I NEED sand up for Tyranitar to stand up against Specstoads. Dragonite: Hurricane variants are handled by Latias decently well, but the standard set is a pain to deal with. I need to get SR up no matter what, or I will have to rely on Rotom-W to KO it; even then, with Dragonite's natural bulk, it's shaky and I have to end up sacrificing 2 Pokemon just to take one down... if it dosen't completely destroy me first. Landorus: Scarved or Banded ones have to be locked into the wrong move at the wrong time to go down easily, but LO and Expert Belt variants are a little tougher to handle. Latias can take a HP Ice with more than enough to spare to Recover and continue setting up CM, but if Latias is weakened beforehand it spells my defeat pretty easily.
Hey, Pretty cool balance team and spectacular art; I'll do my best to help you out! I'd start out with Celebi -- you have a good VoltTurn core and already have a good VoltTurn combatant in Latias, so I see no need to use Celebi on the team, especially if it aggravates a Pursuit weakness. You've wanted to use Heatran, and it seems like a pretty good replacement. A speedy Air Balloon variant should suit you fine, and it maintains offensive pressure while beating down Dragons locked into Outrage. With that in mind, your defensive core seems solid, as Gliscor, Heatran, and Latias can cover most of the major threats in the metagame. While I would suggest running Substitute on Gliscor over Taunt, you have no spinner, and there is simply not enough room on the team for one, so Taunt should suit you fine. Just make sure that if you happen to be matched up against a Rock Gem Terrakion, you won't lose your method of beating it, Gliscor. You seem content with your Scizor set, so I wouldn't say this is a mandatory change. However, in my opinion, you would benefit a lot from a Swords Dance variant with U-turn and Roost. With U-turn, you can retain momentum and bluff a Choice Band set even better, and with Roost, once you have revealed you are not a Choice Band variant, you can heal up and do even more damage later. I've had a lot of success with this variant and it seems as though you should be able to pull it off. Besides, Air Balloon Heatran is the perfect switch-in for Magnezone and opposing Heatran, so with U-turn and Heatran you have those covered fine (though Choice-locked Magnezone will require a bit of prediction to play around). Finally, if you ever find yourself being eaten by hazards, you can always opt for Starmie over the Heatran I just mentioned. While it doesn't seem as though it's too big of a problem, VoltTurn typically enjoys having hazards off the field, and this also makes walling a hell of a lot easier. sets (Move your mouse to reveal the content) sets (open) sets (close) Heatran @ Air Balloon Trait: Flash Fire EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe Timid Nature (+Spe, -Atk) - Fire Blast - Earth Power - Hidden Power Ice - Toxic the next two are more of optional changes, but I included them just in case you wanted to try them out Scizor @ Iron Plate Trait: Technician EVs: 248 HP / 100 Atk / 160 SpD Adamant Nature (+Atk, -SpA) - Swords Dance - Roost - Bullet Punch - U-turn Starmie @ Leftovers Trait: Natural Cure EVs: 248 HP / 36 SpA / 224 Spe Timid Nature (+Spe, -Atk) - Rapid Spin - Scald - Psyshock - Recover Cool team, and good luck. I hope I helped!
Thanks for the fast rate, Harsha! I'll give the new Scizor set a try and give Starmie a shot as the set you gave seems to be exactly what I was looking for. UPDATE: Using the suggested Scizor set and Heatran right now. It has been more consistent than Starmie so far; as you said, I don't really need to utilize spin very often as my team does not particularly mind rocks on the field. I'll miss Bug Bite, but U-turn and Roost provide utility that Bug Bite will never do.
Here you go; Hide (Move your mouse to the hide area to reveal the content) Show Hide Hide Hide Veckorial (Tyranitar) (F) @ Leftovers Trait: Sand Stream EVs: 252 HP / 24 Atk / 152 SDef / 80 Spd Lonely Nature (+Atk, -Def) - Stealth Rock - Crunch - Fire Blast - Stone Edge Cannon (Rotom-W) @ Choice Scarf Trait: Levitate EVs: 252 SAtk / 4 SDef / 252 Spd Timid Nature (+Spd, -Atk) - Trick - Volt Switch - Hydro Pump - Hidden Power [Ice] Nocosta (Latias) (F) @ Leftovers Trait: Levitate EVs: 252 HP / 4 SDef / 252 Spd Timid Nature (+Spd, -Atk) - Calm Mind - Dragon Pulse - Recover - Hidden Power [Fire] Mack (Gliscor) (M) @ Toxic Orb Trait: Poison Heal EVs: 252 HP / 184 Def / 72 Spd Impish Nature (+Def, -SAtk) - Toxic - Earthquake - Ice Fang - Taunt Thannie (Scizor) (F) @ Iron Plate Trait: Technician EVs: 248 HP / 100 Atk / 160 SDef Adamant Nature (+Atk, -SAtk) - U-turn - Bullet Punch - Swords Dance - Roost Maglev (Heatran) (M) @ Air Balloon Trait: Flash Fire EVs: 4 HP / 252 SAtk / 252 Spd Modest Nature (+SAtk, -Atk) - Fire Blast - Earth Power - Toxic - Hidden Power [Ice] Dicentra (Celebi) @ Life Orb Trait: Natural Cure EVs: 176 HP / 160 SAtk / 172 Spe Modest Nature (+SAtk, -Atk) - Leaf Storm - Hidden Power [Fire] - Earth Power - Recover and celebi if you decide to give her a try
This is a pretty solid team no doubt. One suggestion I do have is to if/when you run Celebi instead of Heatran, running the standard choice band Scizor but with quick attack instead of pursuit which can allow you to check Volcarona after a hit of stealth rock. Overall though, I think Heatran may be a better choice as you cover almost everything special outside of Volcarona with Latias / Tyranitar / Scizor, so you might as well counter it.
Ok so I'll rate it. If you use Heatran you just aswell give it Stealth Rock as this allows you to give Tyranitar another move such as Pursuit. In my opinion Heatran is a more effective stealth rocker because it has more chances to switch in especially with the Air Balloon. Pursuit would also benefit you on Tyranitar when matched up with Latios. Even if TTar can take the hits from Latios, it wont be able to deal damage to it if you dont have Pursuit and eventually after continually switching in to Latios and taking stealth rock damage, TTar will be gone and Latios can do alot of damage to your team and your only chance is a speed tie with Latias. So yes I do agree with Harsha that Heatran would be of Greater benefit than Celebi and here is a sum up of the changes: Hide (Move your mouse to the hide area to reveal the content) Show Hide Hide Hide Replace Celebi With Heatran Use Stealth Rock on Heatran and give Tyranitar Pursuit. Hope this helped, and excellent artwork. Good Luck.
Hey Yilx, This team looks really solid already so there aren't many things you should change. On your Heatran/Celebi doubt, I would recommend using Heatran, as you can already deal with Rain teams fine with Latias and Rotom, while Volcarona is almost an instant lose if you aren't using Heatran. Speaking about Heatran, you should try either a Timid Nature on it or Roar as with them you can either Toxic Substitute Gyarados (or phaze it) to prevent it from setting up, as it can sometimes beat Rotom-W thanks to Substitute, especially if it switchs in when rain isn't up. Hope I helped!
Alright so since my post got deleted I am going to have to make this one. I think you are justified with your use of Celebi. When I put Heatran on the team over Celebi I had a huge problem with bulky waters, especially Gastrodon. Gastrodon could Toxic Latias and burn the physical attackers, making it almost impossible to touch. So I took this team in a different direction. The first thing I did was I put Refresh on Latias over Hidden Power Fire. Refresh gives your team a might better chance against bulky waters and it can handle stall pretty well too. It gives you an answer to status users that could otherwise hurt Gliscor. It also means Rotom-W can't cripple it in any way. When using the Gliscor set I found it Subpar and it couldn't handle repeated switchin's to Terrakion. However since Latias took over the stall breaking role with Refresh I decided to switch it to the SubToxic set. SubToxic handles Conkeldurr nicely (which would otherwise gives this team problems) and Terrakion even better. SubToxic also let's you scout for Rotom-W's pesky Volt-Switch and Landorus' HP Ice. I thought your TTar set was going all over the place, but I know you wanted to retain a special sponge. Sp. Def Heatran could take up that role quite nicely, still annoy sun teams, and handle SR. It also could handle your Volcarona issues which you seemed to have stressed. Latias+Heatran will do a lot of work against sun teams. Lastly, with the Volt-Switch, U-turn combo going on I felt like it was the perfect opportunity to introduce a choiced, hard-hitter to the team. A choiced user could be used to soften up (or even eliminate) those Steel types that would get in both Scizor's and Latias' way. I was going to put CB Haxorus in there (I don't like SR weak choiced users) but it would give you a weakness to Latios and it isn't bulky in any capacity as a choiced user (even Terrakion utilizes some sort of bulk). Sand seemed important to you and it was a sin to ignore Ttar's large attack stat, so I slapped a Choice Band on him. Choice Band Tyranitar could still be used to trap and alleviate any Latios problems so he stayed. You can move those HP EV's into special defense but I don't think it is worth it (big debate in qc over it here). Changes (Move your mouse to reveal the content) Changes (open) Changes (close) Refresh>HP Fire Subsitute+Protect>Ice Fang and Taunt Heatran (M) @ Leftovers Trait: Flash Fire EVs: 252 HP / 156 SDef / 100 Spd Calm Nature (+SDef, -Atk) - Lava Plume - Stealth Rock - Roar - Protect Tyranitar (M) @ Choice Band Trait: Sand Stream EVs: 156 HP / 252 Atk / 100 Spd Adamant Nature (+Atk, -SAtk) - Stone Edge - Crunch - Pursuit - Superpower Good luck. Very nice art btw! Why shiny scizor with blue >_>?
Hey Yilx I love your art and wish you did the art for my rmt *_* On to the team I'm going to suggest shaymin over celebi cause it's what I use and I'm bias 8D But no seriously if you're not running psychic on celebi then shaymin is a baller choice because although you lose your 3rd fighting resist x.x you also don't have to fear ttar as much or lando's u-turns so it overall performs better against volt-turn running the same coverage moves. Also my bias makes me hate Heatran :| I'd really suggest a different scizor set I'm just not feeling your current set as scizor is your only dragon resist and it gets 2hko'd by banded outrage after rocks. I'd suggest adding roost for longevity especially since you lack pursuit on tyranitar so I imagine specs latios being able to freely spam draco's. and on that topic I'm suggesting pursuit over stone edge so you can end latios's life ._. as for gliscor I would suggest committing to either a taunt Sdance set Or Toxic/Protect and either u-turn or substitute. Heck maybe even try Toxic/Sub/Eq/Baton Pass and then you can give Scizor and Latios an easy way to set up. Going to Scizor for ice moves and Latios for water moves depending on what you're predicting Maybe all of those were terrible suggestions but I hope you take them and good luck with the team. Once again I love the art :)
I have to support PDB's refresh suggestion, it seems like it would really help vs Gastrodon and defensive Politoed. Heatran over tyranitar seems like an interesting suggestion, but I honestly don't think its worth losing sand.
Wow, thanks for the reviews! I'll try out the changes suggested by PDB and get back to you on the performance! I'm a little worried about not getting the jump on Scizor and Ferro anymore with the loss of HP Fire on Latias, but I think that just means I have to play differently instead. Thanks for the rates, again!] Small Update: Might be just my playing style, but Gliscor seems to have lost his ability to deal with other Gliscor and Skarm. Lack of lefties on T-tar kinda hurts too and I have to rely on much more prediction in general. Will update more later. Gamester: lol you used my art anyway
Bump with an update. Used the Old Heatran, Refresh Latias, Taunt Gliscor together with CBtar. I lose on some special tankiness, but this seems to be working the best so far. Thanks everyone again for all the help. CBtar rips holes in things it shouldn't be and I'm loving it.
Timid nature with 252 ev in speed is quiet stupid imo as it's only utility is to get a tie with other lati@s/gengar. Change it to Bold full hp/def with enough speed to outspend dragonite. This spread allows you to take quiet well pursuit from other ttars which won't have any problems to trap you. Actually, your team looks quite similar to my old rmt, volt urn is big problem for you as latias is i guess your main switch to rotom which means that it will be dead after being trapped by either tar or zor. To remain to this, you should try again celebi (with u-turn) over heatran. This done, latias won't have all the pressure of volt urn on her and could centralize itself over her main duty which is imo, to counter sun teams.
Latias, T-tar and my own Rotom are my main switch-ins to it. I guess you have a point here, but won't using Celebi compound the U-Turn weakness more, unless I zip out of there as soon as Scizor/Landy/etc comes in? UPDATE: I can do the EV changes on Latias, but not tran->celebi.
Another update. After laddering a bit more, I realized CBtar seems to fail to live up to standard most of the time; despite it's bulk, I can hardly switch it in on anything without taking tons of damage.
Quick note: if you like CB Tar but want some extra bulk then just run something like 252 HP / 80 Atk / 176 SpDef Adamant. I'm not convinced you need it though; Scizor and Heatran together at least check everything that Tar can. I do see the current team having a heap of problems with Specs or LO Latios that just spam Surf, since everything you have which can beat it 1 on 1 is hit for an easy 2HKO. I don't have the time right now to figure out what you can do; off the top of my head, ScarfTar > CBTar, or else CBStoutland > Scizor, would work okay.


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Sponsored by: Thanks to : Marco, Ruud and Maikel. And thanks to: Niko Hardware: - CASE: Cooler Master CSX Blue Flame - PROCESSOR: Intel® Core i7-2600K - MOBO: Gigabyte GA-Z6X-UD4-B3 - GPU: GTX680 - RAM: Corsair Domnator 8GB (4 x 2 GB) 2000 MHz Quad Channel DDR3 - HDD: 256 GB SSD - OPTICAL: Sony optiarc AD-7670S Who doesn't know them, the Cooler Master CSX series. The beautiful paintbrushed Coolermaster Stackers 830 I've always wanted to mod this case. Luckily I've made a great deal to with Cooler Master The only condition was that I wouldn't do anything to the outside. Hmmm ok So a build entirely focused on the inside. The Cooler Master Stacker 830 CSX Blue Flame: Sorry but need to strip it For the outside I may not use my dremel ... but inside oww yes here we go Marked some lines for a 360 radiator. On top of the fans there will be a piece of bended mesh. For the front I've made a cover for a 240 radiator. I've also made a slot for the Sony slimline drive. And pasted some nice black glossy vinyl over it. More soon!!! Last edited by kier; 2nd Feb 2013 at 13:14. |
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dang it's looking good WITHOUT the gaudy plastic plastereffed all over it!
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Love how that mesh looks over those fans, but will that be an intake or exhaust? If its an exhaust then it might become a very dusty mesh
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Another update!!!... have some finished already
First my thanks goes to EKWB which still believes in my builds ... Niko Thanks for this What I am going to use from EKWB in this build: A beautiful old school EK-Supreme HF A EK-CoolStream RAD XT (360) And a EK-CoolStream RAD XT (240) Also an EK-DDC Dual Top (V.2) Some accessories Not to forget the beautiful EK-FC680 GTX Acetal/ Nickel With a EK-FC680 Backplate Also some Fittings and adapters Placed the GPU block on the GTX 680 After some brainstorming and trying, I've cut and bend some aluminum strips and cut an old 150mm reservoir (round 60mm) into 3 equal pieces. It was very old and had some cracks so no problem Placed reservoir holders on the aluminum strips and slide 3 older versions 150mm (round 50mm) reservoirs in it. Connected them using EK adapters + C47 multi links and crystal links Placed the GPU and CPU block also connected them with EK adapters and Multi Links Installed the EKWB top on the pumps and put it under the last res And last, I have adjusted an existing sleeved PSU with the beautiful MDPC colors Black and B-Magic That's it folks |
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Very nice indeed can't wait for more updates
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The same case im doing at this moment in time
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Nice job so far Richard keep them updates comming.
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I have the flaming skulls CoolerMaster CSX case. I look forward to see what you do with yours as I am in a slump with mine.
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I could have swore I posted on this! Lol maybe another forum o well! Looking good buddy! I actually just pulled my Hell Razer CSX out because Asus is giving me crap for not doing a mod with a board they gave me a few months ago! Keep up the great work Richard always inspiring!!
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update!!! Did some fun stuff with aluminum in this update. Cover for the sidetop And the side cover The whole picture Made it black Did the mobo tray also And some pics by daylight Also placed the airbrushed covers back Thought of nice touch for the 3 tanks, for this I used a nice piece of blue glow acrylic. Measuring and marked Drilled holes And some sawning Cut it in half Placed it Pulled the plastic off Cut out 3 circles to the size of the res tops And placed them on the top of the caps Connected all of the Acrylic tubes Need a controller For this I have used an old Aquaero. This time the blue version In the top cover ivé cut an opening for the display The controller itself I'm placing somewhere else using a custom flat cable. On top! Made somekind of bracket and blackened it. Also placed 2 poweramps for dual pump control Standard Channels Aquaero dont like 2 pumps Minor change of plans .... I usually do everything with acrylic tube 12OD / 8ID but thanks too Nate I can use 12/10 this time. Thanks Nate!!! More beautiful products in the E22 shop Placed all sleeved cables. And added some blue details. CPU cover Fan cover And a nice total shot for last More to come!!! |
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Thanks guys ... Almost end of this build, so:
Another update!!! Pictures from a filled stacker Sit back and relax. And after a night running the pumps, everything is fortunately dry Done some last jobs before the power goes on. Controller connected with sleeved cables Some more glossy black And the pictures with the caps back on. Power on!!! |
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my god... its beautiful... are you going to put any LEDS in this work or no? i was crossing my fingers that the reservoirs were... but then again you still have magic in that sleeve of yours...
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Thanks, sorry but no leds in this one. Done with this stacker lol
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But in fact, abnormal results are far from a death knell. Some mild abnormalities stem from inflammation or irritation caused by a mild yeast or bacterial infection. However, the abnormal results can also signal cervical dysplasia, abnormally shaped cells in the cervix that can be a precursor to cervical cancer. Detected early, cervical dysplasia is entirely treatable, but of course it's better not to develop the condition in the first place.
Most cases of cervical dysplasia result from an HPV infection. While transmissible by any skin-to-skin contact, HPV, the human papilloma virus, is so commonly transmitted by sexual activity that it's considered a virtual marker for having had unprotected sex. Generally, the immune system can handle HPV, which is often symptomless, and outbreaks of the virus come and go like an unremarkable cold. But when the virus persists or comes from a high-risk strain, it can cause cervical dysplasia. For that reason alone, it's important to understand HPV and to learn how to prevent it and—if you already have it—how to treat it.
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Doctors and researchers have isolated more than 100 strains of HPV. Some cause the benign but annoying warts that pop up unexpectedly on your hands or feet, but at least 30 strains can infect the genital area, silently lurking in the skin and mucous membranes for months or even years. HPV is transmitted by skin-to-skin contact, which means you can unwittingly infect your partner—or vice versa.
Once you're sexually active, your health routine should include a pelvic exam and Pap test, in which cells are gently scraped from the uterus and cervix and smeared on a slide that's examined under a microscope. The widespread use of the Pap test or Pap smear, developed by George Papanicolaou, MD, more than 60 years ago, has reduced cervical cancer deaths by more than 70 percent in the US.
"A Pap smear is a true screening test," says Bethany Hayes, MD, OB/GYN. "It's relatively noninvasive, relatively inexpensive, and picks up abnormalities early enough to do something about them." Hayes is the medical director of True North Health Center, an integrated holistic healthcare center in Falmouth, Maine.
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On a 6-acre farm in rural Georgia, Bella Cucina owner Alisa Barry and her team of chefs cook produce from their organic garden into small batches of artisanal sauces, spreads, and olive oils. Their "unbelievably delicious" artichoke-lemon pesto earned a spot on Oprah's O List in 2004, and Atlanta: 365 Days, 365 Thing To Do calls the full roster of sauces "mouthwatering."
But the food is only one part of Barry's mission to empower gourmands. She also stocks shelves with dozens of Italian cookbooks that brim with slow-food recipes and designs a line of ceramic cookware that respond to junk food by defensively sealing their lids.
Hundreds of exotic and native plants spread across more than 30 acres of growing space at the Atlanta Botanical Garden. Under the careful watch of the garden's horticulture team, these species provide a serene backdrop for garden visitors even as they educate them on the wonders of the natural world. The botanical discovery doesn't stop after the sun goes down. At night, visitors can explore the verdant pathways lit by millions of twinkling bulbs for the second annual Garden Lights, Holiday Nights, or decamp to the conservatory for a look at a mammoth collection of species orchids and the chirping poison dart frogs that keep them company. Amid its ever-changing visual display, the Atlanta Botanical Garden hosts frequent events such as concerts, holiday light shows, seasonal festivals, and an annual member-plant dance.
Since it opened in 1895, Piedmont Park has played host to numerous historic concerts, exhibitions, and sporting events. The Piedmont Summer Sprint adds yet another chapter to the park's lore, all while raising funds for the Atlanta Foundation for Public Spaces in support of the local arts community. Created by the L Movement, which also engineered events such as the SuperCon Fun Run. The Sprint sends participants of all ages jogging or strolling across the iconic grounds for an afternoon of fitness and fun. Piedmont Summer Sprint proudly partners with the Piedmont Arts Festival so that guests can enjoy a day of fun, art, music, food trucks and local merchants following the race.
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It looks so nice in my living room, it fits perfectly. I love it! I didn't wait long for it, and assembly wasn't bad experience at all, no troubles. The quality is top notch, very strong materials and the style is top notch also it looks very elegant and sleek. I'm so glad I bought it.
I found this style shelf but at a much higher price point, so I set to find the closest thing in design, meaning, the 3 open compartments and the draws below. This fit the bill perfectly. As expected of the price, you do have some work to do in assembling this. There's quite a bit to do including assembling the drawers. Nothing was too difficult, but it just took time. Once it is assembled, it is very sturdy and looks great. If you have dark wood trim in your living room, this will compliment that nicely. It's not really much of a chocolate as it is dark wood. The drawers also roll out very nicely, they are quite sturdy. Notes: If you have a hard wood floor, throw a blanket down before working on assembling. The wood is pretty much particle board with an outer finish, and will nick/damage somewhat easily. Before screwing in the second set of screws when assembling the drawers, place the lower bottom board in first. This will level out the drawer, then you can insert the remaining screws. Otherwise it may come out crooked and you'll have to redo it. The width is not big enough for a standard HTPC/computer, if that is what you are putting in one of the cubbyholes. I had to jigsaw the back board off for my HTPC to sit in this. I also received a couple of the boards used in the bottom of the draws scraped. I'm not too worried since it's not visible until you open them up, but the packaging inadequate for this.
Im very happy with the item I order the price was great cant find anything that looks this good for the same price or anything close to it. It was alittle time consuming to put together but ive bought things before that have taken longer so i wasnt expecting anything less. At the end I can say that im Satisfied with the console and now i can watch tv and admire the piece of furniture.
Good price for such a wonderful console, it keeps everything in a one place and keeps all the kids system in one place. It took about an hour to assemble but it was not difficult to do, it was easy. I love manuals with picture illus., very easy to follow. The shipping was also fast, received my order in just a couple of days ,and it arrived with no damages, and extremely thick layer of packaging, which is great. I love it, and of course I've recommended this to all my friends and family already.
I can't believe how low the price for this entertainement console, I'm so happy with my purchase. It fits perfectly in my little apartment with my son, and it has great qualities and features. Very easy to assemble and it keeps everything in the living room organized. I'm very happy with my purchase.
This product did indeed live up to its billing. I love the color, and its sturdiness. I suspect I will enjoy it for quite sometime. And the price? Reasonable.
I love the color, the extra storage space. Its just right for my TV, its not to big and not to small it also goes great with my living room set, doesn't get that dirty very easy maintenance
I'm happy with my purchase, and it has held up without issues for almost two years and one move. My only complaint is that the backing for the shelves has perforated area for you to "cut out" in order to pull electrical cords through...which you would think would be simple enough. Its not. The perforated area isn't really perforated, so you end up having to cut into it with a blade. But this materials is a thin MDF, so cutting results in tearing like paper. Luckily my electronics were large enough to block the jagged hole that was made. If you plan on purchasing, I would use a router to cut into the backing to avoid the tearing issue.
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Participation of disabled children in inclusive education is now well established in policy and practice. Evidence shows that the quality of provision is patchy, that learning materials are not consistently made available in alternative formats and that a drift towards generic services is depriving blind and partially sighted children and young people of specialist support.
Research in this area includes the accessibility of exams, education attainment and provision of educational services by local authorities.
Exploring the need for accessible images for people with dyslexia
Research report into young people's progress and views of independence aged 16-19: Post-14 transitions support. This technical report details the findings to December 2012. Published 2013.
Technical subjects such as Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) have often been said to be difficult for blind or partially sighted students. This literature review aims to highlight some of the specific challenges faced in these subjects, and signposts resources available to improve the accessibility of STEM subjects. Published 2013.
Research report on Sight impaired at age seven: secondary analysis of the Millennium Cohort Survey.
RNIB survey of VI services in England and Wales 2012: Report for Wales. You can also find the background, key findings and research briefing here.
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Psychometric or standardised tests are assessments that measure knowledge, abilities, attitudes and personality traits. They are used in education and recruitment and can consist of written, online or oral tests. Blind and partially sighted individuals are potentially disadvantaged by the use of these tests.
In September 2010 RNIB Children, Young People and Families team undertook a questionnaire survey of local authority (LA) advisory services for children and young people with visual impairment (VI) in England and Wales.
This is the second report from a 5-year research study that is being carried out for RNIB by researchers from VICTAR (Visual Impairment Centre for Teaching and Research at the University of Birmingham. The study is following two cohorts of blind and partially sighted young people in the UK from the ages of 14 and 16 through further and higher education and training and into employment.
In September 2010 the RNIB Evidence and Service Impact Team presented a research brief entitled; A review of the literature into effective practice in teaching literacy through braille.A team from the Visual Impairment Centre for Teaching and Research (VICTAR) at the University of Birmingham carried out the work.
This paper considers existing research evidence looking at the relationship between age, disease and tactile sensitivity. The purpose of this work was to investigate the feasibility of developing a touch test which could determine whether someone has sufficient sensitivity in their fingers to pursue braille reading.
Literature review around the importance of teaching systematic exploration strategies to users of tactile graphics, to help them to gain more information from the graphics. Published 2008.
The purpose of this project was to better understand the transcription industry in the UK. The project aimed to bring accessible format transcribers together, so all can benefit from sharing successes and good practice. Published 2011.
A report into the mobility and independence needs of children with a visual impairment, Published 2002.
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It's been a little more than three years since we heard from The Audreys, the Down Under duo of singer Taasha Keys and guitarist Tristan Goodall. Following up a trio of ARIA-Award-winning albums, 'Til My Tears Roll Away (March 14), again produced by Shane O'Mara, is a grittier, beefier slice of roots folk songs, adding a stark, electric blues and alt-country edge to the acoustic jangle on tracks like "Darlin' Girl" and "Roll Away." As one critic put it, "they've always had (emotion) in spades, but now it has balls and an attitude." While the setting has clearly moved from folk club to roadhouse, there are still some less raucous moments on Tears, most notably the tender barstool ballad "Bring The Stars Out." Click through to watch "Roll Away" and stream "Keep Your Company."
The Audreys - "Bring The Stars Out" (from 'Til My Tears Roll Away)
Danish singer/songwriter Anders H. Riis fronts Southern Gothic Tales, a Copenhagen indie outfit that, like their name might suggest, focuses on distinctly Americana-styled dark folk songs while filtering them all through bleak Scandinavian reserve. Third album I'm An Island (March 17) reaffirms Riis' left-of-center acoustic vision -- this is, after all, the guy who wrote the song "Fuck Me Up With Words and Wine" on his last outing -- while fashioning songs that have a ragged and rustic Neil Young-ian appeal. Title track and creepy/whimsical video, featuring Riis wearing a monkey head while, among other things, getting a lap dance in Vegas, sums up the surreal SGT approach. But then just when you think it's not working -- or working too hard -- it pulls you in and holds you tight. Oddly compelling, nearly addictive. Click through to watch the simian-centric video and "Scandinavian Heart."
Southern Gothic Tales - "I'm An Island" (from the album I'm An Island)
Gotta love anybody that tosses together Tom Waits, Kanye West, Ray Charles and Bon Iver on his short list of influences. We can't say we know much about Botswania-born, Perth, Australia-based Mwansa Msapenda but we can say we're pretty taken with his debut roots-meets-electronica track "Burn The House" and the striking video created for it featuring dancer Andrea Petrovic. The song, sadly, concerns the death of Mwansa's brother. "I felt the need to write and record, as a sort of catharsis, " he says. "I felt like there was so much poison in me, if I didn't get it out it would kill me."
Veteran British band Elbow are something akin to artisans in the world of modern progressive music, skilled craftsmen who create eclectic epics that manage to retain breathtaking beauty and refined power without coming across as pretentious twits -- not an easy feat. Sixth studio album The Take Off and Landing of Everything (March 11, Concord) has plenty of what creative frontman Guy Garvey calls the "big themes," a "celebratory" sound and lyrics tied to retrospection and the aging process. "When you're 40, you're all ages at once," he says, "because you're thinking of your youth, which has very definitely passed, and about how you became the person you are. You wonder about how the rest of your life plays out from here." With it's many expansive and evolving 5 to 7 minute tracks of graceful, subtle art/rock, it's fitting that Elbow chose Peter Gabriel's Real World studio for part of the album's recording: Garvey and Gabriel, longtime admirers, share a similar artistic style and adventurous spirit. Click through to stream (and watch) "Fly Boy Fly / Lunette)". Sample the album here...
Elbow - "New York Morning" (from The Take Off and Landing of Everything)


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The median home value in Valencia, CA is $341,000. This is lower than the county median home value of $347,100. The national median home value is $152,300. The average price of homes sold in Valencia, CA is $341,000. Approximately 67.53% of Valencia homes are owned, compared to 28.75% rented, while 3.72% are vacant. Valencia real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale. Commercial properties are also available. If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Valencia real estate agent to arrange a tour today! Learn more about Valencia Real Estate.
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M&K MX-70 Sub for Music
Odyssey Mono-Blocs
SVS Ultra-13 Gloss Black:D
Happy Birthday!!
Happy Birthday.
Michael ;)
In the beginning, all knowledge was new!
NORTH of 60°
Happy B'day!
Happy Birthday!
Onkyo TX-SR 805 System #1 HT AVR
Office Two Channel: LSi-7s (Nakamichi CA-5, NAD 214, Pioneer BDP51fd)
Vintage Polks: Polk Monitor 5As, Monitor 7Bs [HK 730], Monitor 10As [Marantz 2265], SDA-2Bs [Jolida JD-303, Jolida MV-MK4]
Headphones: HD600, Q701, ATH-M50s etc. Bravo Audio Ocean amp., Onkyo P-304, Adcom GFA-555, Technics Direct Drive TT
Happy Birthday!
Carver Amazing Fronts
CS400i Center
RT800i's Rears
Sub Paradigm Servo 15
Conrad Johnson PV-5 pre-amp
Parasound Halo A23
Pioneer 84TXSi AVR
Pioneer 79Avi DVD
Sony CX400 CD changer
Panasonic 42-PX60U Plasma
WMC Win7 32bit HD DVR
Happy Birthday
JC approves....he told me so. (F-1 nut)
Thanks guys (and Cathy ). My son's "gift" was Gary Clark Jr's new full-length album. Heading over to Marvin's in a bit and will get to hear it in all its glory on his incredible system. Might just have to take him up on some Wild Turkey today.
Usher CP-6311, Shuguang S200MK, Shuguang S845MK, Pioneer BDP-51fd, Douglas IC's, AQ cv-8 SC's, Pangea/Douglas PC's, Epson 8100
There exists, for everyone, a sentence - a series of words - that has the power to destroy you. Another sentence exists, another series of words, that could heal you. If youre lucky you will get the 2nd, but you can be certain of getting the 1st. - Philip K. Dick
Advice is free, the Flea Market is earned - F1Nut
HT: H15 -> Pio 51FD, 360, Uverse -> DTR 5.9 -> AV-705x + M1.0t -> LSi15, C, 7
2 Channel = PC -> DacMagic + Debut III -> TGP-II -> HCA-750II -> RTA 11TL
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happy birthday!
Happy birthday!
"if it's not fun, it's not worth it!!"
Happy Birthday
My personal quest is to save to world of bad audio, one thread at a time.
Happy Birthday DSkip!!
Polkaudio Fronts: RTi A7's Vr3 Fortress Edition
Polkaudio Center: CSi A6 Vr3 Fortress Edition
Polkaudio Surrounds: FXi A6's
Sub: SVS PC12-NSD
Marantz SR-7008
Marantz TT-15S1
BDP-Denon DBT-1713UD
Denon AH-D5000's
Synology DS 212j-4TB
TV: Panasonic TC P55VT30
Happy Birthday !
Speakers: SDA-1C (most all the goodies)
Preamp: Joule Electra LA-150 MKII SE
Amp: Wright WPA 50-50 EAT KT88s
Analog: Marantz TT-15S1 MBS Glider SL| Wright WPP100C Amperex BB 6er5 and 7316 & WPM-100 SUT
Digital: Mac mini 2.3GHz dual-core i5 8g RAM 1.5 TB HDD Music Server Amarra (memory play) - USB - W4S DAC 2
Cables: Mits S3 IC and Spk cables| PS Audio PCs
Ofc: Wright WLA12 preamp: Anthem Amp 1: Pio Elite DV-79AVI: Airport Express: CAL Sigma II DAC: PA LS90 sonicaps and mills
Happy birthday to you.
Happy Birthday !
Happy Birthday
I love how music can brighten up a bad day.
Happy Birthday Skipper..... a day late :\ . Hope the listen was awesome
Without music to decorate it, time is just a bunch of boring production deadlines or dates by which bills must be paid. ..... Frank Zappa
My Mid-Fi Systems - In The Showcase
Happy Birthday!!!
Sunfire Theater Grand IV
Sunfire Cinema Grand Signature
SDA 2BTL's
SDA 2A's
Monitor 10A's
Happy Birthday
Happy B-Day!!!!!!
My equipment sig felt inadequate and deleted itself.
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