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Some people may disagree with me but, Emboar was a way better fire-type starter Pokemon than Delphox, at least it could actually "fight" against most of the Pokemon it's weak to.
Delphox is much better than Emboar, competitively. Emboar is overshadowed and ineffective as a Fighting type. Delphox is unique and does its job well. It also has Magician, which can shut down entire strategies. Also, it's a mage fox :3c Muuuch better than another Fire/Fighting
How so? Delphox has access to Solarbeam and Grass Knot, as well as a ton of Psychic-type moves that most Water-types don't resist.
I'm referring to Dark types, Delphox pretty much useless to any Dark-type that isn't weak to Fire or Grass. @FairyGaga; @Charles Dunois;
Also Emboar is cuter.
Originally Posted by 8ther I'm referring to Dark types, Delphox pretty much useless to any Dark-type that isn't weak to Fire or Grass. @FairyGaga; @Charles Dunois; Of course, that's to be expected of a Psychic-type.
Originally Posted by Contrary Also Emboar is cuter. I know right? Just look at his face in this picture, i wanna pinch his cheeks =^.^=
Originally Posted by Charles Dunois Of course, that's to be expected of a Psychic-type. Most Psychic-types can learn Focus Blast or Signal Beam, Delphox can't learn any Bug or Fairy type moves and the only Fighting type move that Delphox can learn is Power up Punch with isn't a good option for a Pokemon who exceeds at special attacking.
i think it's difficult to compare the two. it's quite evident that emboar has far superior coverage, but i'm not sure exactly what you're thinking when you say it can combat the things it's weak to. in principle, yes; it gets wild charge, head charge, and a fairly wide array of other moves to choose from, including scald (!) that are super-effective against the types it's weak to, but i think in practice you're going to be a lot more hard-pressed to hit those types than you would think. emboar has fairly low speed (65) and most of the things that are going to be on the opponent's team to deal with it are either going to be capable of taking its hits or of outspeeding and killing it in one hit. i think what delphox lacks in coverage, it compensates for with raw speed. 104 base speed allows it to outpace everything below garchomp (whom it is capable of ohkoing with hp ice even with the hidden power nerf). also, don't forget that most dark-types won't appreciate taking a neutral fire hit from 114 base satk. although grass/fire/psychic coverage is by no means good (you're combining two of the worst offensive types in the game with a decent stab which doesn't complement them very well), it doesn't net horrible coverage: unfortunately delphox is hindered by the lack of a very strong psychic stab [future sight doesn't count], but fire/grass/psychic is only resisted by eleven pokemon and only four, maybe five, of those will be common in ou (victini, hydreigon, latios, latias, heatran). oh and i guess maybe delphox walls itself lol. don't forget that delphox has a few tricks up its sleeve (literally) to use: hypnosis has questionable reliability but incapacitates a pokemon for several turns, and scarf switcheroo can ruin cm lati@s' day and messes with things like heatran, chansey, etc. i think the extra speed distinguishes delphox from emboar whom, i would agree, unquestionably perform the fox's role better if it were not for the 40 speed delphox has on it. delphox imo does special better than emboar, but obviously emboar has a physical presence and so i think that is where its niche lies. delphox is the better cleaner but emboar is the better breaker. ultimately, i think they're too difficult to confidently compare since they both have fairly specialized and discrete roles from one another.
I like Delphox because I don't need to teach it Thief to get heart scales :3
I haven't used delphox yet but I hate being slow and I hate being one shoted. So Emboar you disapoint me
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Posted Mar 19, 2013 @ 6:05 PM
I'm kinda (okay more of completely) in love with Aaron Tveit so I'll definitely try this. Plus, I like White Collar (both shows have the same creator, Jeff Eastin) though I don't watch it much anymore.
Posted Mar 19, 2013 @ 9:27 PM
Jeff Eastin did a great pilot for WC, so I am hopeful that the Graceland pilot will be good too. Saw Aaron Tzeit in Les Miserables and was impressed. Seems like a good cast.
Posted Mar 19, 2013 @ 11:14 PM
I am in your boat. I love me some Aaron Tveit (I am a Broadway fangirl), but I am not really a White Collar fan anymore. I still love the main cast, but would really hate to see my Aaron Tveit go down that same route. Of course, I will check it out though. I do hope that it might make more people aware of the awesomeness of Aaron Tveit.I'm kinda (okay more of completely) in love with Aaron Tveit so I'll definitely try this. Plus, I like White Collar (both shows have the same creator, Jeff Eastin) though I don't watch it much anymore.
Posted Mar 20, 2013 @ 2:06 AM
nyrose, not sure why I don't watch anymore, my crush on Matt Bomer (and love for Mozzie!) is still going strong, but I just don't feel like watching anymore
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On the other hand, there is the Jeff Eastin factor. I loved early White Collar, but it has become a pale shell of it's former self, and from all accounts I read, the majority of the blame is all on him and his choices/decisions. It sure has hell isn't the cast' fault; Tim DeKay, Matt Bomer, etc. are the ones barely making it watchable. So, I already worry that this will start out great, but then he'll run it off the rails.
Overall, I'm leaning towards giving it a shot, but preparing for a chance it could go south. And, I swear, if I even hear of a possibility of Hilarie Burton showing up, I'm abandoning ship with a quickness.
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Posted Mar 21, 2013 @ 6:45 PM
Aaron Tveit was awesome in Les Miserables (he and Samantha Barks outdid a lot of the more famous stars in that film), and I'm curious to see him in another role
thuganomics85 I absolutely loved them in Les Miserables. I think it was the first time I had seen either of these actors.
I do hope that Graceland will stay on course, especially if I like the pilot and get interested. I am still a White Collar fan, but the addition of Hilarie Burton's character has lessened my enjoyment through the seasons. Fast forwarding is so necessary in many of the episodes upon rewatch. I must admit WC has one of the best pilots, so I am hopeful for Graceland.
I really can't say I am familiar with any of this cast outside of Aaron Tveit, which was recent. I find it interesting that Jeff Eastin's lead actors in both of his shows are wonderful singers.
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Posted Mar 21, 2013 @ 11:22 PM
I was totally thinking the same thing! It would be a great excuse for him to sing, anyway
An interview where he talks about Graceland
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Posted Mar 22, 2013 @ 12:27 AM
I guess I'm an Aaron Tveit 'hipster' too, though I don't really like that terminology.
I also have reservations about Eastin. White Collar got boring after a while, and I quit during the "Nazi loot" subplot which I thought was handled in poor taste.
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I'm more mixed on Vanessa Ferlito, who seems to be the female lead, but it's not a deal-breaker.
Ferlito is thisclose to being a deal-breaker for me, so I'm torn. I'll probably watch the first few eps, since Eastin is pretty good at establishing the premise of a show.
But seriously, if Hilary Burton shows up, I'm done. She ruined White Collar. I don't understand Eastin's infatuation/obsession with her at. all.
Posted Mar 28, 2013 @ 3:15 PM
Aaron Tzeit article. http://www.broadway....rt-at-54-below/
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Posted Mar 28, 2013 @ 3:58 PM
Re White Collar. Yeah, it got boring all of a sudden.
Posted Mar 28, 2013 @ 8:07 PM
where the two cops had to go to marriage counseling?
Common Law. And I hope Graceland lasts longer than it did, since it was a one season show. I did enjoy it though. And the actor I think you are thinking of is Warren Kole. Very nice. And currently one of the limited bright spots on The Following.
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How is this woman still getting work? Per that link she's also guest starring on a fairly popular show for sweeps. I.don't.get.her.at.all. I agree, if she shows up on Graceland, I'd stop after seeing what she's done on White Collar!She has her own show to worry about for now. Read hereBut seriously, if Hilary Burton shows up, I'm done. She ruined White Collar. I don't understand Eastin's infatuation/obsession with her at. all.
I was kind of surprised at how quickly USA pulled the plug on this one, it was a fun show and the leads had great chemistry. I also am hopeful they give Graceland more of a chance. That said, it does make me wonder if I should bother getting hooked on another USA show. ESP. with Jeff Eastin as show runner, given how he's taken a great show, with fabulous cast and turned it into near dreck.I think that Common Law had potential, it was settling in so to speak as the season progressed, and I liked it more and more, and thought the leads Ealy and Kole were good as well as the therapist (Penny from Lost, I forgot her name) So I do agree and hope that the network will give Graceland a fair shake for the first season. Seems to be some really good talent in this one. Looking forward to a good summer show.
Posted Apr 4, 2013 @ 3:18 PM
What bothers me more is that Graceland, so far, looks a little bit like White Collar 1.2. Cons (which are called heists in this case), a partnership fraud with mistrust, two people who learn from each other....it's even set where White Collar originally was suppose to play. And given JE perchant for adding barely dress woman whenever possible (something he couldn't do that much in White Collar, but when he did, it was often bad), I have a really, really bad feeling. Plus, I don't think that they can repeat the nearly perfect casting of White Collar.
Posted Apr 4, 2013 @ 4:34 PM
Being that Graceland has the ensemble cast to start with, it will be different than White Collar. My hope is that WC will go back to more Neal and Peter dynamics, and the witty conman but Jeff Eastin has stated he isn't done with Neal and Sara yet, sigh :( or Mozzie special episodes. Maybe Graceland will stick with it's original premise, but we will have to see.
I do think White Collar has more potential if they truly get back to basics. I am willing to give Graceland a shot. I am glad that it has the Burn Notice lead in too. I always disliked that White Collar always had the repeats of Law and Order SVU.
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Hi there! ADV UU is a part of UUPL, and after playing it and finding it legitimately fun, I think it would be a good idea to make the BL list less bad. Now, I'm sure you have a few questions for me: 1) Why is the current BL list so bad? While I do not have extensive experience with Adv UU, I can sincerely say that Jumpluff almost certainly does not break the metagame in half. While some of the BL Pokemon are definitely valid (like Moltres) there are plenty of others like Jumpluff who would only add diversity to the tier. The BL list consists of 50 Pokemon, which is extremely excessive. 2) How do you propose to fix it? This is the fun part! There are a few ways we could go about determining a better BL list, and this is ideally where I'd like the discussion to focus around. I can think of one possible option: Use UUPL as a sort of testing ground - we will drop most of BL down (within the confines of the tournament) and post our impressions of the metagame and how the new arrivals fare, which would then inform our decision to ban (or not ban) certain Pokemon. We will also have other multi-generation UU tournaments, and data from these will refine the list further. There are other options for how to approach this, and I am certainly open to them. I just wanted to get this thread up and running so that we have justification to go play a fun new metagame in UUPL.
i think the issue with pluff was the fast sleep powder? regardless, i am not a fan of changing a tier so drastically mid uupl, but on the other hand, i think bl and uu do need a review and revamp, similar to how dpp did it. and yet on the other hand, i have to ask "is adv uu being played enough that this is a priority?". at the end of the day, i guess its up to the adv uu players if they wouldnt mind this shift happening, although current adv uu has been this way for so long im sure a few players signed up with the intention to play it as such in mind.
I'm fine with dropping all of the BL Pokemon into UU and using common sense to form the initial BL list. I know that ADV UU is a dead tier, but it really bothers me that the BL tier is filled with Pokemon who were placed in due to arbitrary reasons, and it just isn't accurate. Even RBY and GSC recently had their lower tiers sorted out! I think we owe it to ourselves to make every tier accurate, even if they aren't being played.
I think it could be a fun project, and could make for a much more enjoyable ADV UU (kind of like fixing the theory banlist for DP UU ended up doing) I'm usually not huge on messing with dead metagames, but I think maybe if we kept two banlists (ADV UU Classic and New ADV UU), there'd be no reason to try it out just to see what we end up with. The only issue of course would be drumming up enough activity to actually create an optimal banlist. It's a process that could last a while and would need a large amount of players to do. I'm not sure of anyway to do that. Maybe run some sort of tourney? An irc channel? I have no clue.
I think if you gave a solid incentive for participating, you could get an active enough userbase to help get this project going (maybe having it count as like two suspect votes for TC badge or something).
I really don't think that we should be touching an old tier that is perfectly balanced and excellent the way it is. I really can't see any BL Pokemon being dropped that won't cause problems, except maybe Jumpluff, but I still have my doubts about that. Dropping BLs to diversify an already very diverse tier is unnecessary. And I don't think many ADV UU players would enjoy having all of their teams ruined in UUPL to account for likely broken BL to UU drops. There are no benefits to dropping certain BLs to UU, except for maybe it will be fun. Keep the great metagame the same.
the uu metagame was pretty well-balanced, this makes about as much sense as suddenly changing rby hyper beam mechanics. there was a time when people played uu/bl in summer freedom and pokerealm tournaments, and those games were always centralized around the 1 or 2 bl pokemon that were allowed on the team. i think the vast majority of people who played both pure uu and uu/bl would agree that uu was more varied and interesting.
I think there are quite a few obvious ones that can be dropped into UU without causing uber centralization: Arcanine - ok this may be pushing it, but I believe there are enough fire resists in uu Armaldo - slow Chansey - No eviolite, why not? Hariyama - quite a good mon, but it's speed put its down; not to mention there are plenty of fighting-resists to handle it. Jumpluff - it's a piece of shit Registeel - non-op utility mon Ursaring - hits hard, but slow & squishable


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Back in April or May we had a long thread on this.
I am in favor of this. If the officers are putting there lives on the line then they should be able to protect themselves and more importantly the campus.
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Back in April or May we had a long thread on this.
I am in favor of this. If the officers are putting there lives on the line then they should be able to protect themselves and more importantly the campus.
World has too many nut jobs not to be armed.
If we could get rid of every gun in the world that would be sweet! But we can't so I'm all for this one.
Not to be rude, but calling them campus security is insulting. The are certified police officers and have the required training that all other police officers in the state must have. They are all currently certified to carry firearms and pass qualifications twice a year.
Now, if they'd reinstate the CITIZEN's right to bear arms on campus THAT would be sweet.
I've got the gun fever...
With what happened on the West Virginia campus earlier this year, I definitely agree the Campus Police should be able to carry guns.
If I was negotiating the right to bear arms though, I would have taken away their ability to write speeding tickets for going 4 mph over the speed limit on campus.
I think it's important to point out that 10 years ago they were "campus security" or the Department of Public Safety (DPS) and they were not certified police officers. (at least under my understanding)
So, forgive us if some of us old fogies :SLEEP:are skeptical of this, it's just because DPS was completely incompetent when we were in school. As long as they are certified and trained, I have no problem with this whatsoever.
The only thing I'll say about this is don't confuse DPS with the "Parking Nazis." The "Parking Nazis" are just a bunch of students on a power trip who get their jollies from writing up tickets. DPS is essentially an "unarmed" police force. 10 years or so ago I remember the raging debate by the regents was whether it was a good idea to equip the officers with tasers to defend themselves and the question by us students was why they didn't have guns in the first place.
How times change...


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Recipe by tldesjar
"This is the recipe my grandmother used to make. It only uses pork for the pie and is delicious. I make one for my father every Christmas Eve and he loves it!"
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2 1/2 pounds lean ground pork
1/4 teaspoon ground cloves
1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 large onion, chopped
1 teaspoon salt
1 stalk celery, chopped
1 bay leaf
3 cups water
4 baking potatoes, peeled and cubed
2 (15 ounce) packages refrigerated pie crusts
MY Grandmother, (my "meme") made a similar mix of pork and mashed potatoes, but used a bit of sage for flavor and used it to stuff ducks or geese. Magnifique!
I wouldn't say it's the best Tourtiere recipe I've ever tried, but it's not bad. I think I'd prefer a few more ingredients to make it a bit more flavourful A Quebecois collegue at work thought it smelled great though!
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This is delicious! And easy to make, too. It does take a long time to cook but the results are worth it... we got a fluffy, well-flavored meat pie. This one's definitely a keeper!
I did substitute half ground beef and half pork. Only made one pie for 3 of us. Definitely a keeper for a winter night meal!
Our family makes Tourtiere pie every year, too, but our recipe uses 1/2-2/3 hamburg, and the rest pork. And we cook it up with a chopped onion instead of celery, which I think tastes even better. All in all, this is a great and easy recipe, and is delicious hot out of the oven, or cold out of the fridge the next day! Yum!
I made this recipe over the holidays and my entire family loved it. I halved the recipe and only made one pie but have been asked to make more!
I am so glad I found this recipe! My parents and my meme before them make this every year for Christmas Eve! Now I can surprise my father (a pepe himself now) with one! This pie is the best and oh so good! Everyone should give this recipe a try, you'll surely love it!
My grandmothers used to make this for the holidays too; I didn't care if there was another dish served or not...as long as I had my own pie! Like my grandmothers, I use a fresh ham and boil it until well cooked and falling from the bone. It may be hard to find a fresh ham, so substituting the ground pork works too. I then grind the ham, and put the potatoes through the grinder/strainer as well. The rest of the recipe is basically the same, except we didn't/don't use celery or bay leaf. And the pastry dough is made fresh...preferably with lard. Glad to see someone else knows what this wonderful dish is! :)
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Tourtiers (French Pork Pie)
Serving Size: 1/16 of a recipe Servings Per Recipe: 16 Amount Per Serving ** Calories: 437 ** Calories from Fat: 238
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Conservative Crime Commissioner candidate James Athill accompanied by Norwich North M.P Chloe Smith visiting Norwich YMCA. Pictured with Norfolk YMCA chief executive Tim Sweeting.Photo: Steve Adams
By VICTORIA LEGGETT
Monday, September 10, 2012
The Conservative's police and crime commissioner candidate ramped up his campaign for the role this weekend as he headed out to meet voters with Norwich MP Chloe Smith.
Jamie Athill, who was selected by the party in July, visited the new YMCA MyPlace self-contained flats on Bethel Street in Norwich, knocked on doors at Mile Cross and met shoppers in the city centre.
Mr Athill is campaigning for the role of Norfolk's police and crime commissioner which, under the scrutiny of a new police and crime panel, will replace the Police Authority following an election in November and will oversee the work of the constabulary.
While at the YMCA on Saturday morning, he met 23-year-old Reece Warman who moved into one of the charity's Bethel Street flats two months ago and, thanks to the support of the organisation, has recently secured a job working for Greggs.
Mr Athill said voluntary organisations like the YMCA should play a key part in the preventative work he would like to prioritise if elected.
"Channelling funding into intervention activity saves us all in the long run from dealing with other problems once they start," he said. "Organisations like this do this work better than the state does. They have an emotional investment in it and huge expertise built up over many years."
Tim Sweeting, chief executive for YMCA Norfolk, who took Mr Athill on a tour of the Bethell Street building alongside support worker Sue Phillips, said it was right for the commissioner candidates to meet with the voluntary sector groups like the YMCA and their residents.
"The focus has got to be on preventative work," he said. "It's got to be on providing things for young people to keep them out of trouble and it's got to be about engaging positively with young people to find out their views and what they need to stay out of the way of police and others." Mr Athill said it was now "even Stevens" when it came to people knowing about the role of the police and crime commissioner and that awareness was growing.
Miss Smith said she believed the Conservative was an "excellent candidate" who was working hard to get out in Norfolk to tell people about his plans.
Mr Athill, a former Gresham's School pupil and army colonel, is set to go up against former Norwich City Council leader Stephen Morphew, who has been selected as the Labour candidate.
Prospective candidates must declare themselves by October.
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The EDP knows that there is an Independent candidate and that many influential people would want this post to be held by an Independent voice that represents all. Political candidates have advantages against independents, never mind walking around with a demoted politician of the News night variety, making it perfectly clear that thisd will be a party political post that is whipped. Mervyn Lambert today was told by the electoral registration officer at the initial briefing, that he, as an Independent, can have a nomination form to fill out, but he can't have an up to date electoral registration until the 8th of October. What a joke, whats tyhe point giving out the nomination forms? Political party candidates get their monthly updates of the register and are entitled. So come the 8th. October, political parties will announce their candidates nomination, whilst Mervyn will still be collecting his signatures. That is discrimination against Independents.
Monday, September 10, 2012
Mr Athill is not the Candidate until the Notice of Election which is 28 days before the actual election. Naughty. If they cant get this little thing right, his political bosses, how much confidence can we have in his standing? And has Mervyn Lambert stood down? If not, why has the EDP airbrushed him out of existence?
Monday, September 10, 2012
Mr Athill is not the Candidate until the Notice of Election which is 28 days before the actual election. Naughty. If they cant get this little things right, his political bosses, how much confidence can we have in his standing? And has Mervyn Lambert stood down? If not, why has the EDP airbrushed him out of existence?
Monday, September 10, 2012
This man is a military colonel who the tories want to put in charge of the police leading to effective military control of the police force as favoured by any number of totalitarian regimes.a Colonel in charge of the police.
Monday, September 10, 2012
So Mr "I wear a blue rosette but I am completely apolitical" Athill is seen out trying to kid the public that he is independent accompanied by Chloe Smith Tory MP. Has she decided to become independent too? Does anyone fall for this rubbish? By the way Trevor there is an independent candidate - Mervyn Lambert, self made Norfolk businessman who knows more about the way the world works than an ex army officer who has been in the tiny tiny world of army officers for his whole career. But hey, if Athill wins we dont have to worry about whether he knows what Norfolk needs, his bosses, the Conservative Party will tell him. That picture of him with Chloe Smith makes my blood run cold. We now know what they are up to.
Monday, September 10, 2012
If only there was an independent candidate, or more than one! It is really unfortunate that this role is already being so thoroughly taken over by party politics - the bane of local government in Norfolk.
Monday, September 10, 2012
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Harshad and Additi In the latest poll on TellyCafe, we asked the readers which famous on-screen couple should be brought back together. Apparently, we expected an even result considering the poll options figured characters such as Armaan-Riddhima, Arjun-Arohi, and Yudi-Rani. Much to our surprise, the viewers have voted overwhelmingly for Heer (Additi) and Prem (Harshad Chopda). Both Additi and Harshad became stars with the Balaji show 'Kis Desh Main Hai Meraa Dil'. At the time of going to press, we'd received 21,394 votes. The jodi of Heer-Prem bagged an astonishing 17,334 votes (81%). At number, two we got a surprise with Mayank (Arjun Bijlani) and Nupur (Rati Pandey) of 'Miley Jab Hum Tum'. This jodi bagged 3,704 votes (17.3%). Perhaps, Nupur's passing away has influenced this decision. Shockingly, Arjun (Karan Kundra) and Arohi (Kritika Kamra) of 'Kitani Mohabbat Hai' could only muster 204 votes, that's merely 1% of the total votes received so far. While Karnika may not have got enough votes, but at least have the privilege of returning together with the sequel to 'Kitani Mohabbat Hai'. Shilpa Anand � the original Riddhima � and Karan Singh Grover of 'Dill Mil Gyaye', arguably the hottest star of television, have secured just 120 votes (0.6%). Perhaps, Grover's philandering and his chemistry with the new Riddhima (Jennifer Winget) didn't appeal the readers. In the last place is the evergreen pair of Yudi (Kapil Nirmal) and Rani (Kapil Nirmal) from 'Raja Ki Aayegi Baraat', who has bagged a poor 32 votes. Both Kapil and Anjali are no longer part of the show. Perhaps, the poor votes are a true reflection of their current popularity status. --Mayur Lookhar / TellyCafe.com |
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Finally an article this was expected so no surprise for me ..I just dont care for this cheap tricks of TC ..They openly admitted that they are cashing their popularity ..shame on the Reporter always using my Fav couple Premeer ..
At the time of going to press, we'd received 21,394 votes. The jodi of Heer-Prem bagged an astonishing 17,334 votes (81%). At number, two we got a surprise with Mayank (Arjun Bijlani) and Nupur (Rati Pandey) of 'Miley Jab Hum Tum'. This jodi bagged 3,704 votes (17.3%). Perhaps, Nupur's passing away has influenced this decision.
This votes really shocked and woondered me not only PH even all the jodis are too much popular but how they mananged getting less votes ..i can find only 2 chances now
1 . Even this Votes are biased i mean reporter and team themselves voted for PH for a new article
2 . Other jodis fans Says " Who cares for this site "so onlly some voted in this stupid site
I will go with option 2 as i know PH popularity
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- Developer: Neversoft Entertainment
- Publisher: Activision
- Genre: Action Adventure Historic
- Release Date: Nov 9, 2005
- ESRB: Mature
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Take a barrel of TNT from the Badlands mine. Find the abandoned house in the Badlands where the buffalo graze. Go to the back of the house on the outside. Face the chimney (looking west) and place the TNT barrel on the left side of the chimney. Blow up the TNT barrel to open a hole in the ground with ammunition for all weapons. The ammunition will reappear over time after you leave the area.
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Judges swarmed around the top entries in the "My Favorite Home" Contest at Bashaw Elementary School Nov. 6.
After the votes were tallied, one winner from each grade level was presented with a blue first place ribbon and a chance to show off their work to content judges and organizers.
Neal Communities, the organizer of the contest, uses the winning drawings to produce about 5,000 Christmas cards, the company's owner Pat Neal said.
Winners were kindergartner Jessie Zhuo, first-grader Khashaunti Hall (not pictured), second-grader Logan Mason, third-grader Trinity Miller, fourth-grader Kyle Kennedy and fifth-grader Bernaldo Maxime.
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so if i'm on the stock moto ROM rooted I'm fine to just flash over that without wiping or do I need something else. If so can someone post a link if possible because I did a google search and couldn't find what I was looking for, thanks in advance.
Flashed this over a stock bloated .890 rom. All I got were force closes. Couldn't run anything. Even tried rebooting. Would the stock .890 be odexed and not deodexted?
If the stock sbf should be fine to flash over I will try to sideload clockwork recovery to try to fix permissions. But I didn't have that on my sd card to install when I flashed this rom and couldn't go without my phone for much longer.
Hopefully the newest release will be able to flash over any rom with just a clean wipe and factory reset.
wishbone I found the file needed, first go here [ROM] Droid 3 Deodexed - RootzWiki and flash this D3_890_Deodexed_Stock - Minus.com then just follow drod's instructions from OP and you should be fine, just be sure to MAKE BACKUPS!!! just in case anything go's wrong and you'll be fine. I'm so glad to have drod and other devs on the D3 to give me some fun and enjoyment until the G.nexus comes out
Can I install this over SteelDroid?
HTC Incredible>Droid2>DroidX>HTC Thunderbolt>Back to Droid X>Droid 3>Prime?
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I just went 15hrs and have 64% battery left... wow, best rom ever
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