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In what is just the latest battle over a controversial natural gas pipeline that is being built in some of North Jersey's most pristine forests, Bergen County officials are demanding that upgrades be made to a metering station in Mahwah to reduce the piercing noise that has disturbed hikers for years.
Over the past month, miles of trees have been chopped down in state and county parks in West Milford, Ringwood and Mahwah to make way for the Tennessee Gas pipeline. Native Americans have worried about disturbances to their burial grounds, and environmentalists have objected to the project — some even chained themselves for a short time this month to trees that were in the pipeline's path.
The most recent dispute centers on a Tennessee Gas metering station deep in the Ramapo Valley County Reservation in Mahwah. Adam Strobel, the director of Bergen County's Division of Open Space, says the station is so noisy that it gives visitors to the park the impression that they are "hiking next to a jet engine."
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The metering station is the end point for a 7.6-mile pipeline expansion project from West Milford across Ringwood and into Mahwah. Last year, the Bergen County freeholders approved a $700,000 deal that would allow Tennessee Gas to cut through a 2,775-foot stretch of the Ramapo reservation in Mahwah to build the pipeline, which will run parallel to a 60-year-old existing line.
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The Gaelic Roots Program, sponsored by the Center for Irish Programs at Boston College, is a series of Gaelic music with song, dance, and lectures directed by BC Sullivan Artist-in-Residence, Séamus Connolly.
Admission is free and open to the public. Events may be subject to change.
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com or 617-552-6396
Thursday, January 23
Irish Music on Uilleann Pipes, Flute, Whistle:
Concert by Paddy Keenan and Jimmy Noonan
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6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Monday, February 3
Irish Dance and Céili, directed by Kieran Jordan:
Live music by Séamus Connolly, with Boston College students and special guests.
Gasson Hall Irish Room
6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Thursday, February 27
Mist Covered Mountains: Fiddle, vocals and guitar
Concert by Donna Hébert, Molly Hebert-Wilson, and Max Cohen
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Thursday, March 27
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Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Sullivan Artist-in-Residence Séamus Connolly, director of Boston College's Irish music programs, has been selected as a National Heritage Fellow by the National Endowment for the Arts. The nation's highest honor in the folk and traditional arts, the NEA National Heritage Fellowships recognize folk and traditional artists for their artistic excellence and efforts to conserve America's culture for future generations.
The 2013 NEA Fellowship awards will be presented in Washington, D.C. on September 25th.
BC's Connolly in Concert on Web Sept. 27
Sullivan Artist-in-Residence Seamus Connolly, the director of Irish music programs at Boston College, will perform a concert that will be streamed live via the Internet on September 27 at 8 p.m.
Connolly, acclaimed as one of Ireland's greatest living fiddle players, will appear at George Washington University's Lisner Auditorium in Washington, DC. His performance is sponsored through the National Endowment for the Arts, which has named Connolly a recipient of a National Heritage Fellowship—the nation's highest honor in the folk and traditional arts. Connolly will be presented with his award at a September 25 ceremony held in the Library of Congress.
To view the concert, go to the NEA website, arts.gov. The concert will also be available via archive immediately following the event.
—BC's Office of News and Public Affairs
On May 11, 2013, Séamus Connolly was awarded the Ellis Island Medal of Honor from the National Ethnic Coalition of Organizations (NECO) in recognition of his distinguished career as one of the world's most respected master Irish musicians. A renowned Irish traditional musician, performer, and teacher from Killaloe, Ireland, Connolly won ten All-Ireland solo fiddle championships before immigrating to the United States in 1976. As Sullivan Artist-in-Residence in the Center for Irish Programs, Connolly directs Irish music and dance instruction and programming at Boston College.
Directions to Walsh Hall:
Walsh Hall is light-red brick dormitory located at 150 St. Thomas More Road on Boston College's Chestnut Hill campus. The function room is on the ground floor.
Campus Parking:
Visitor parking is limited to two campus garages (and on designated floors only) at $3/hour:
- Commonwealth Garage: Levels 3 – 6 only (a 3-minute walk to Walsh)
- Beacon Garage: Levels 3 – 4 only
The Commonwealth garage is located on Campanella Way. Upon exiting the garage, cross through the parking lot across the street, and walk straight ahead through the gated area of two-story modular housing known as the "mods." Walsh Hall is immediately ahead. Use the main entrance, located next to the ATM.
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Street parking is limited, but may be available on Commonwealth Avenue, e.g., just west of St. Ignatius Church. Observe posted signs. See walking directions below.
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Closest MBTA stop is Boston College station, the last stop on the "B" line.
Cross Commonwealth Avenue, walking past the main entrance to St. Ignatius Church on your right. Go across the red crosswalk to enter campus and locate a red brick walkway, which you will follow towards the left. The main entrance of Walsh Hall is 150 yards ahead, next to the ATM.
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How to display a file on an HTML page with javascript from POST data sent from Flex?
I have a Flex app that I'm trying to add "file preview" functionality to. I have a LinkButton in Flex that, when clicked, should open the file in a new browser window. I found a helpful actionscript class that properly formats the POST data to pass the file to an HTML page. The files I want to preview are being stored in the database, and I'm passing the through the POST data as a ByteArray. The file POST data is put into a URLRequest, which is sent to the HTML page through a URLLoader.
My problem is that I'm not very experienced with Javascript and I don't know how to tell the HTML page to display the file being sent by the Flex app. Any suggestions on how to handle this would be greatly appreciated.
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Code:--lljcuqjclcnyicgrmwexayhafmkhiwfx Content-Disposition: form-data; name="Filename" arrows.png --lljcuqjclcnyicgrmwexayhafmkhiwfx Content-Disposition: form-data; name="Filedata"; filename="arrows.png" Content-Type: image/png ?PNG "image information as ByteArray" --lljcuqjclcnyicgrmwexayhafmkhiwfx Content-Disposition: form-data; name="Upload" Submit Query --lljcuqjclcnyicgrmwexayhafmkhiwfx--
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spit the data back as a base64 string and concat to build a data url to use as the .src of an iframe.
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Monday, June 18, 2007
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take the icon cache as an example ... lubos lunak and i are co-mentoring rivo on that project and he has been producing some astounding results there. so far he's managed to shave half a second or so off of start up time of apps when using the iconcache and disk caches are cold. i just wanted to see somewhere we could efficiently store runtime rendered icons, so this is a really nice development. rivo's also been working on kwin composite stuff ... so, rock on rivo!
speaking of runtime rendered icons i've got a bit of work to do tomorrow on the icon loader to support some of the new features we need for the icon spec naming (which wants to allow for fallback, so that e.g. if 'media-optical-foo-bar-baz' doesn't exist it may return 'media-optical' instead) as well as to get rid of uglies like all the -mounted icons by properly supporting overlays and emblems.
i also compressed the svg icons in svn resulting in a drop of disk usage from 164mb to 32mb for the svgs. tackat showed me a script he's been using that shaves another 15% off of that; we'll probably run that over the release tarballs as it removes some information from the svg's that make editing them easier in inkscape but which for rendering purposes are completely superfluous.
the kde4 amarok stuff is also rocking. i lent a hand tonight in getting a translucent qgraphicsview overlay in there for jeff who's working on some cool user interaction stuff.
there are going to be some seriously rocking kde4 apps out there, and SoC is helping make that happen.
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"It removes some information from the svg's that make editing them easier in inkscape but which for rendering purposes are completely superfluous."
Do you mean it converts an "Inkscape SVG" into a standard SVG? It can be saved as such from Inkscape, but then again we want them to be Inkscape SVGs in SVN for easy editing. I'd be interested to know how this script works. :) - 18/6/07 12:08
Not wanting to be annoying, but...
Are these under the GPL? Is the Inkscape SVG format the "preferred form for editing"?
Or more practically minded; if someone edits them from these tarballs and then wants to submit them, is this going to cause dataloss? - 18/6/07 14:56
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@Shalken: removing the inkscape/sodipodi tags is one thing it does. yes, you can do that from within inkscape, but it's easier to just run one script over them all at the end since we don't want to lose this information from the versions in svn.
the script also does things like round off all the coordinates to 4 decimal places rather than the usual 8 which inkscape saves. that alone saves nearly as much as getting rid of the inkscape tags.
@anon: yes, they are free software licensed, though not on the gpl (which is to restrictive in this case). svg is the preferred form for editting, and the originals are always available in svn.
btw, this is one reason i really dislike using the gpl or even lgpl for artwork. the intention and wording of those licenses is often quite irrelevant for art.
"is this going to cause dataloss?"
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Elegy96 started interesting debates around baton pass not so long ago. I thought I could start a similar discussion about other moves around which a team can be built. Reflect, light screen, trick room and gravity all have very particular effects that can bring important advantages to a well built team. This is a general discussion thread about the effectivness of those moves in the current NU metagame. I've added questions right below. You can answer with your past experience or even better test them out now and share your thoughts and achievements. Reflect: Creates a barrier that doubles the Defense of all members of the user's team for five turns. This is not treated as a stat change. If the user holds the item Light Clay, it will last for eight turns instead. Light Screen: Creates a barrier that doubles the Special Defense of all members of the user's team for five turns. This is not treated as a stat change. If the user holds the item Light Clay, it will last for eight turns instead. Trick Room: When Trick Room is activated, normal Speed priority is reversed for the move's duration Gravity: When Gravity is activated, numerous effects occur for the move's duration. All Pokemon on the field are affected by these effects, even in doubles and triples. All immunities to Ground-type moves, Spikes, Toxic Spikes, and Arena Trap are removed. Pokemon who previously had a Flying-type take neutral damage from Ground-type attacks, but Pokemon with Levitate act as though they have no ability. It also changes the effective evasion of all Pokemon in play, multiplying all evasion stats by 3/5, or a two-stage decrease. (Putting the full definitions would have made this op too heavy, search them in the toolbar for more details) Are the these moves viabe in the NU metagame? Are they worth building a team around? What are the best users? What are the best abusers? Do you consider these moves as overrated or underrated?
In BW1 i've tried an hyper offensive Double Screens team, with Gardevoir as my screen setter (something like this: 252HP/252Spd with Light Clay and Reflect/Light Screen/Taunt/Memento) she was very useful and bulky and serves to create the situation to send in the star of my team, Linoone, that after a Belly Drum can starts killing things. Trick Room is too tricky (yeah pun !) for me and i hate continuously setting this move, but maybe is only just me that sucks at team building those kind of teams. On the ladder i saw a lot of good players playing this style of team and it's pretty scary in the right hands. Gravity...i've always been fascinated by this kind of team, but i can never build a good one. I think Gravity as potential, but we have to analyze wich pokes can abuse him and wich are the best.
I have no experience with Trick Room and Gravity, however, I have used Dual Screens a fai number of times. Dual Screens is an... interesting concept in NU. Hyper offense is quite unexplored in the tier (at least in my experience), although it's certainly still viable. I'm just going to start off with the three Dual Screeners I've used the most. First off, Torterra. Torterra is a pretty cool Dual Screener, as it has that nice solid typing, powerful defenses, packs enough of a punch so that it will never be Taunt bait (not that anybody in their right mind would Taunt a Torterra) and has reliable recovery. This last point is especially cool, as it means that Torterra can last throughout the match to set up a Screen more than once. It can also set up Stealth Rock, but you should probably utilize another Pokemon to set it up. Here's the set I used: Torterra @ Light Clay Overgrow / Impish EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 Spe - Reflect - Light Screen - Earthquake / Wood Hammer - Synthesis / Stealth Rock The first two moves are obviously non-negotiable, but the last four can be customized according to your team's needs. I suppose you could always run two attacking moves, but the utility of Synthesis (or Stealth Rock I guess) was too good to pass up. Next there are Ampharos and Gardevoir. I think these two already have Dual Screen sets on site, so I'm not gonna go in depth here. Suffice to say, Ampharos is great because it can bring a sweeper in for free with its slow Volt Switch. It also has Heal Bell if you're into that sort of thing, or you can run another coverage move. Thunder Wave is also an option. Gardevoir is another excellent Dual Screener. Healing Wish allows her to bring in a sweeper for free (and obviously completely rejuvenates them). Her STAB Psychic is incredibly powerful even without investment as well. Now here is where it gets interesting, the sweepers themselves. I think that the one that benefits from Dual Screens the most is obviously Belly Drum Linoone. Then we have vicious Shell Smashers such as Gorebyss, Huntail and Carracosta (these like coming in on Torterra's weaknesses). Other nasty sweepers include Swords Dance users such as Sawsbuck and Zangoose.
Dual Screen teams are, from what I've seen, really devastating in the current metagame. Pokemon like Swords Dance Samurott or DD Fraxure are already excellent sweepers, but under screens they just reach a whole new threat level, capable of sweeping whole teams (Samurott working excellently against offensive teams, which oftentimes are unable to kill it before it starts its rampage while Fraxure defeats more defensively inclined teams, especially if they utilize Regen cores, easily). Both Light Screen and Reflect are therefore extremely dangerous and under-appreciated strategies that are definitely worth building a team around. Apart from the aforementioned Ampharos, Torterra and Gardevoir there are also Solrock and Lunatone, both of which can run a set of Light Screen/Reflect/Stealth Rock/Explosion, giving a threatening setup sweeper the perfect support from the get-go. Trick Room is cool, but I'm not sure how viable a team around it would be. Even when taking Pokemon without the actual move into account, you'll just end up having Absol/Golurk trample all over you thanks to your team being both slow and predominantly composed of Psychics (there are VERY few Pokemon in NU that learn Trick Room without being Psychic-typed, and most of them are pretty bad, like Porygon). Even if you run something like a Focus Sash-suicide lead to set up Trick Room, 5 turns are from optimal for sweeping, especially with all the Pokemon carrying Protect lately (Alomomola, Lickilicky, sometimes Amoonguss). And if you run multiple Pokemon with Trick Room to set it up more than once, you'll just run into the huge Dark/Ghost weakness again. Trick Room definitely has potential and might warrant more usage, but I don't think basing a good team around it is a good choice in this Metagame, even if a lot of teams don't have the defensive capabilities to take on stuff like Mixed Emboar under Trick Room, who would actually be the first abuser chosen by me if I were to make a Trick Room team. Duosion and Musharna, for example, can still run excellent stand-alone Trick Room teams. Gravity is weird. It sounds like an interesting concept, but again, there are too few abusers with the move that aren't Psychic-typed, which means you'll run into the same problems as Trick Room does: Huge Dark/Ghost weakness, too few turns to abuse the move and, worst of all, you can't even make good use of the raised accuracy of most moves as a majority of the Gravity users have very accurate moves already (Duosion, Kadabra, Musharna and Exeggutor, for example). One of the big exceptions might be Regice who gets to use Blizzard/Thunder, but that won't help covering your weakness a lot. It's even worse if you plan to use Gravity to hit everything with Spikes as most users of the move are unable to utilize Roar/Whirlwind and, again, 5 turns are from optimal to pull off something like that. I think Gravity is even worse off than Trick Room: Dedicated teams are a huge gamble in the current metagame and most Pokemon can't even use a stand-alone Gravity set as they can with Trick Room because a lot more team support is required. I'd stay away from this one. Good thread, though; Dual Screens in particular need a lot more love in my opinion.
Like people who have posted before me, I also lack experience in all-out Trick Room or Gravity teams but have used Dual Screens a good amount of times. For the role of setting up Screens I definitely think Gardevoir is among the best for the job and pairs very well with one of the deadliest sweepers in NU, Linoone. Linoone absolutely loves the support from Reflect and Light Screen to allow it to set up a game changing Belly Drum and sweep the enemy team with +6 STAB Extremespeeds. The reason Gardevoir pairs so well with Linoone is due to their decent type synergy and Gardevoir's ability to beat one of Linoone's most annoying adversary, Gurdurr, who is capable to tanking even a +6 Extremespeed and retaliating with Drain Punch. Even with the support of Gardevoir there are still a few other Pokemon capable of taking a hit from Linoone at +6 such as Regirock, Probopass, Klang, Alomomola, and Mawile. In general offense enjoys Spikes to deal with bulky Pokemon and Linoone + Gardevoir is no different. Garbodor works well with the pair and sets up Spikes reliably thanks to its good Speed and bulk. Spikes make a big difference in setting up Linoone sweeps as they help wear down Pokemon alongside your other sweepers for Linoone to clean off the scraps. In the situation of Gardevoir against Gurdurr, just by showing your presence and forcing it out is enough to wear Gurdurr down thanks to Spikes. Gardevoir can also provide clutch support in its last slot in the forms of either Healing Wish or Memento. Memento giving you the effects of Dual Screen and a free switch in a single turn while Healing Wish allowing Gardevoir to sacrifice herself to heal up a weakened sweeper. For anybody that wants to try out this quick core as a starting point for a Dual Screens offense team, here you go: Gardevoir (Move your mouse to reveal the content) Gardevoir (open) Gardevoir (close) Gardevoir (F) @ Light Clay Trait: Trace EVs: 252 HP / 56 Def / 200 Spd Timid Nature (+Spd, -Atk) - Reflect - Light Screen - Psychic - Healing Wish / Memento Evs are set for Gardevoir to outspeed max Speed Adamant Skuntank and rest in bulk. Healing Wish is the preferred choice for the last slot as Reflect and Light Screen are already there to provide defense and having the ability to bring back a weakened sweeper is really damn good and hard to pass up. Linoone (Move your mouse to reveal the content) Linoone (open) Linoone (close) Linoone (M) @ Salac Berry Trait: Gluttony EVs: 244 HP / 252 Atk / 12 Spd Adamant Nature (+Atk, -SAtk) - Belly Drum - ExtremeSpeed - Seed Bomb - Shadow Claw OR Linoone (F) @ Sitrus Berry Trait: Pickup EVs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spd Jolly Nature (+Spd, -SAtk) - Belly Drum - ExtremeSpeed - Seed Bomb - Shadow Claw The first set is preferred however not usable at the moment on PokemonShowdown as it has been incorrectly deemed an illegal set. From what I've heard while Pick Up + Belly Drum was the event for ADV the ability can actually change when transferring Linoone over a generation since Gluttony was only added for Linoone starting in DPPt. Until this is looked into, the second is is what will have to be used. Regardless of which set you use they both have a set goal in mind, Belly Drum and outspeed everything. After a Salac or with max Speed and Jolly Linoone is capable of taking down Haunter without any trouble. Garbodor (Move your mouse to reveal the content) Garbodor (open) Garbodor (close) Garbodor (F) @ Leftovers Trait: Aftermath EVs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spd Jolly Nature (+Spd, -SAtk) - Spikes - Gunk Shot - Drain Punch - Rock Blast This set is an offensive take on Garbodor that still has the same ability to same up Spikes about as reliably. Thanks to its great Speed tier Garbodor can be a check to Ludicolo and Samurott without a fret while setting up Spikes. Drain Punch is used to weaken Klang, Probopass, and Regirock for Linoone to clean up later while Rock Blast is to prevent SubDisable Haunter from making Garbodor into set up fodder.
I'm thinking while this looks really cool on paper, a team reaches a point where there is too much set up. Finding free plays to set up spikes, dual screens and belly drum requires your opponent to have pretty mediocre offensive presence. I'm very conscient this is only 3 pokes in a 6 poke team, but countering every set up sweepers and wallbreakers is near impossible with only 3 other pokemon. Dual Screens would have to be used in a very active way and by this I mean they could also help garbodor set up it's spikes rather than just help linoone pull off the final blow. Even then, you must make sure your opponent will not set up something like sub bulk up braviary while you're laying spikes or you'll just get swept before even thinking of setting up linoone. I think dual screens can also be used in this more general way like a simple advantage you get over your opponent during 8 turns of normal battling. Sure they can help set up offesnive demons like linoone, but they give a very neat advantage in a general to every team and can be used without having a set up sweeper. I remember seeing a couple of players that could have wrecked me with normal offense behind their dual screens but tried to set up something and ended up missing out on what would have given them the victory. I haven't tried dual screens enough myself to say if it really works when used as a general temporary advantage kind of like stealth rock. Another option I would like to test (though I have other testing priorities atm) would be to use screens to set up bulky sweepers that abuse calm mind and bulk up's defence boost. Pokemon like scraggy or bulk up braviary become near invincible after a couple of boosts, but getting those first boosts in the offensive NU metagame is a pretty hard thing. Once again, this is on paper, I'd have to test it out to see if it really works.
After experimenting with a Dual Screens team, I've found out that Ampharos is a brilliant setter of screens. With only one weakness and good bulk he can switch in with relative ease and do his thang. A slow Volt Switch can bring in frailer sweepers like Swoobat or Linoone, or he can support the team with Heal Bell, Thunder Wave, etc. Speaking of Linoone, I heartily reccomend him, too. at +4, not many things can stop him. In fact, the only two counters I see so far are Gurdurr and Probopass.
@Sweet Jesus Since this was me talking about Dual Screens Offense as a whole, I have to say that there is never too much setting up going on. In fact I think that a Dual Screens team should be all about setting up as much as you can, otherwise you aren't making the most out of your Reflect and Light Screen. As for setting up your Dual Screens, Belly Drum, and Spikes requiring the opponent to have mediocre offensive presence is not necessarily true. Garbodor and Gardevoir are both capable of setting up what they need by virtue of their good typing and Speed. Hazards definitely come in handy as they allow you to play your often frail attackers a with much less risk. For example having just a single layer of Spikes and Stealth Rock up give your Pokemon the freedom to play safe before going for the sweep. Even if the opponent predicts you correctly they are losing about 25+% by just switching in while taking the following attack. In some Pokemon's case it can even give them the ability to OHKO certain Pokemon after setting up as in Linoone's case against Piloswine and Alomomola. Linoone setting up its Belly Drum is completely due to the Reflect and Light Screen set up by Gardevoir, the main point of the team. I will say that Garbodor only having Spikes forces you to go off a limb and fetch a SR user instead of a set up sweeper. Maybe we should try Omanyte to set up both SR and Spikes while having a good base 90 SpA to hit SubBU Brav with Ice Beam and Hydro Pump. Dual Screens offense doesn't really need to counter every Pokemon in the tier, just hit the opposing side hard enough for it to not be a problem. In my opinion Screens offense is all about getting up your requirements (hazards if needed and Reflect and Light Screen) before going forth and relentless go on the offense by setting up with moves such as Swords Dance and Nasty Plot. I don't really like the idea of Bulk Up and Calm Mind behind Screens since the whole point of choosing a Bulk Up or CM user over a Swords Dancer or Nasty Plotter is for the superior bulk it already provides while setting it up. While the whole point of Dual Screens is giving powerful, but frail Pokemon the ability to set up more freely.
Gravity and Trick Room are playstyles that I love to see, but I can't utilize myself. I guess it's because I play more bulky offense than anything, so no Dual Screens either. I will say, though, That Gravity is EXTREMELY underrated. The accuracy boost and eliminating ground immunities is just great.
Until Trick room and Gravity get items like Light Clay that extend them beyond five turns they'll always be marginalized play styles, unfortunately. I don't have much experience with Trick Room, but Gravity is a hugely entertaining way to play, and very difficult to deal with when it's done correctly. I made a dedicated Gravity team last gen and the only problem I found was that it fell apart like a paper bag if Gravity was not in play. There was one standout on the team that I think worked so well because it was pretty much self sufficient in having excellent bulk to set up Gravity itself, and the necessary attacking prowess to utilise it. I am referring to the perennially underrated Regice. Regice @ Leftovers Ability: Clear Body EVs: 252 HP/128 Def/126 SAtk Modest nature (+SAtk, -Atk) - Gravity - Zap Cannon/ Thunder - Blizzard - Focus Blast/ Ice Beam --- The BoltBeam combo on steroids. Three base 120 power moves in total. Zap Cannons accuracy is still somewhat shaky even under Gravity so Thunder is probably the better option, just less fun. If you don't like the idea of all of your moves relying on Gravity, you can always run Ice Beam in the last slot. I think it could even work as a standalone set if Gravity's effects don't mess with any of your other team mates business too badly.
^Exactly this I've utilised Dual Screens in NU, but I have yet to try Trick Room. I'm sure it could be viable due to all of the faster threats out in the metagame - namely Cinccino, Swellow, Braviary, Scarf Electrode, Zangoose etc I believe that Gravity could be used as well, allowing for pokemon with powerful, inaccurate moves to thrive. Out of the top of my head, I believe that Zweilous could be great, effectively negating his accuracy loss due to Hustle, as well as helping out pokemon that utilise moves like Hydro Pump (Ludicolo) or moves like Blizzard (Glaceon,Rotom F)
I have experience with trickroom, I even created a thread for it, although it's out of date. http://www.smogon.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3460802&highlight=trick room I've never had too much trouble with Absol when playing with a trick room team, because I usually carried either Emboar or Gurdurr and if Absol for some reason carries Psycho Cut instead of Superpower, he's not as threatening. Golurk is a bit tougher as I've never faced one since the last time I played trick room was during early NU in B&W1 and Golurk was still UU/RU. I never see any Iron Fist Substitute sets. While the No guard sets rarely ever carries Shadow Punch so bulky psychics like Musharna can tank a hit long enough to set up trick room or recover with moonlight. Although I easily see a Substitute set tearing a trick room team apart. Usually on a full trick room team you usually have half your team set up trick room while the other half sweep. As for having too many psychics/ghost as trick room users making your team vulnerable to dark and ghost types. You usually only carry 2 psychics or 1 ghost and 1 psychic for a trick room team, the 3rd remaining slot goes to a normal type like Porygon or Regenerator Audino or the rare Kecleon. I find out quite a significant number of pokemon on my trick room teams have perfect coverage or close to perfect coverage with only 2 or 3 moves leaving the 4th move for substitute allowing you to dodge the common sucker punch, especially if you're using pokemon like Marowak or Clampearl. Some pokemon have a bonus 4th move like sleep powder on Exeggcutor so whenever I see a Absol in Trick room I would always put it to sleep if sleep clause was not activated unless I got unlucky and that particular Absol was carrying lum berry or I missed and they picked night slash instead of sucker punch. Well that's my 2 cents, I'll have to try out trick room again when the Showdown servers are back up.
Trick Room is a really great (and under appreciated) strategy in NU. Mainly because NU is left with many slow but powerful pokemon that cannot make it in the higher tiers due to their speed. E.g. Beheeyem, Clamperl, Rampardos, Kingler. NU also has a plethora of psychic and normal type mons (and to a lesser extent, ghosts) that have access to trick room, so it really isn't difficult to find a bulky pokemon that can get trick room up easily. I have found from using trick room quite a bit, that fitting a steel or rock type (such as Bastiodon, Probopass or Regirock) can be quite difficult. But overall the few teams ive made and used based around TR have been quite successful, and can basically walk all over some of the most common teams in the metagame is played right.
Trick Room is a hyper offensive play style and you generally won't have room for bulky defensive pokemon like the ones you stated above. If you want a pokemon to set up rocks, there are options with Marawak, Kecleon, Rampardos (lol) and Armaldo. If you need a pivot to counter Swellow or the offensive birds in general then you're out of luck and will need to sacrifice something then switch a bulky pokemon to tank a hit to set up trick room again or predict correctly if you switch. Now that I think about it, Sheer force Mawile might a good addition to to the trick room offence
well it is not really 100% hyper offense as you are generally playing with 2-3 TR mons that are generally bulky defensive mons. TR sweepers (much like any kind of sweeper, really) would appreciate rocks/spikes support as it makes it much easier to grab KO's and means that the opp cant revenge with something like sturdy sawk.
Okay I'm going to recommend Dual Screen teams even more. I've had a good W/L ratio with a Dual Screens team consisting of Gardevoir and Ampharos as setters, Linoone Swoobat and Gorebyss as frailer sweepers, and Arbok as a stallbreaker and sweeper. It's worked pretty well so far, if Swoobat sets up well then it's usually game over. Well, as long as there's no pesky Skuntank or Absol on the opposing team, but this can be remedied by a Sub.
Like most other people in this thread, I have little experience with Trick Room and none with Gravity, but I have been using Dual Screens quite a lot recently. Pokemon such as Samurott or Sawsbuck can usually only set up once in a match but Dual Screens can let them set up two or even three Swords Dances at a time. Linoone is a great abused of Dual Screens, and the amount of times I've swept teams with solely Linoone is crazy. Even stuff like Swords Dance Zangoose can be amazjng under Screens. Maybe even Quiver Dancers can shine under Screens. Pokemon such as Gardevoir, Ampharos, Solrock, and Serperior are all good Dual Screeners and perform this role well. Dual Screens is a very viable, legitimate playstyle in NU and is definitely underrated. This playstyle should be explored more. It leads to some of the most fun, action-packed, quick matches ever.
I don't have any extended exposure to any of the gimmicks listed, but I have had some time to test all of them except Gravity. However, I can say that Gravity is underrated and does have potential when paired with an innovative mind. As for screens, I think EBeast brought up a very suitable core for executing the job: This same idea can be implemented with a multitude of different combinations, but this core looks reasonably solid for anyone who wants to see some lasting results with Dual Screens. In my own experience, I find screens to be extremely useful in achieving your primary goal. As mentioned, it's very viable to run screens on a team with sweepers, and I generally think it's the best idea to do so. When it comes to Trick Room, I personally find it much more viable in the higher tiers, but it's definitely possible to run a successful TR team in NU. I've had a lot of fun testing Trick Room, and definitely won matches before by utilizing it, but I sometimes question the essence of the idea. It's not that it can't pose a serious competition, but it just seems that it's more of a gimmick than anything else sometimes. Regardless, it remains a great option for utilizing Pokémon that would otherwise be outclassed by their terrible speed stats. Musharna being the NU pick for this week with access to Trick Room, here's a great offensive set: Musharna @ Life Orb Trait: Synchronize EVs: 252 HP / 252 SAtk / 4 Def Quiet Nature IVs: 0 Spd - Psychic - Signal Beam - Moonlight / Hidden Power [Ground] - Trick Room
Has anyone tested screens outside of Heavy Offense? It seems infinitely useful to just play like normal, which could let you set up hazards, and have the overall durability of a more standard team. It could simply force a battle of attrition that the opponent just isn't going to win.
I think the issue with using screens solely to set your hazards would be the obvious spinners, and potentially Magic Bounce; of course, you can always carry a spinblocker. I think the general consensus behind setting up with a sweeper behind screens is that it gets you straight to the point safely, and can end in a victory very quickly. I definitely know what you're saying about playing regularly behind screens, and it is a viable playstyle if you make the right moves. Having that bulk stapled to your team can be the factor that makes or breaks some teams, so you may just need to do so some testing to see how it helps you. Everyone is different, and the same goes for how we adapt to certain aspects of the competitive scene.
basically wasting a team slot simply for screens is a recipe for disaster when it comes to defensive teams in nu. there are simply too many threats to check and most dual screen users can't deal with the big boys well at all. nu teams simply don't have enough space to fit in a dual screen user for anything other than the purpose of having sweepers that can end the game quickly set up.


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