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Or, this year's fresh Brit hit (so the NMEtells us, anyway), meaning those of us who purchased January's I Heard Myself in Youlast February from Amazon's U.K. site, figuring themas the next Coldplay, can now file it away with the rest of London's letdowns. Seeing as how Starsailor's already getting play on MTV2--I forget the song's title, as they all sound vaguely samey-same, but it's little more than one lingering close-up of singer-guitarist James Walsh--maybe this offering has more staying power than a virgin teen astride Jenna Jameson. Doubt it, though, given Starsailor's little more than Jeff Buckley with a Radiohead (or is that Coldplay, as in "whatever happened to?") fetish, meaning this band's EMI-funded ship's doomed to run aground about the time radio figures it has no interest in handing over its airwaves to a whiny depressive who pens songs about how he's a loser since Daddy was a boozer and so forth. (Sample lyric, sobbed but hardly sung: "Don't you know you've got your daddy's eyes?/Daddy was an alcoholic." Say, what comes afteroverwrought? Hysterical?)
There's no hiding the influence, of course, not when your band is named after an album, but theirs is a far more straight-ahead offering than the 1970 Tim Buckley disc from which their moniker's nicked. Buckley was willfully odd, a man not made for his times; Starsailorwas truly avant-garde, meaning it was damned near unlistenable. Starsailor, on the other hand, so desperately wants to be liked and loved--lurved, in other words. Walsh is one of those guys who can't wait to burden you with his angst and anguish; the entire disc is one long cry on a stranger's shoulder--that, or the sob story told from a bar stool, when it seems as though closing time's never coming. "I wanna hold you, but my hands are tied," goes one lyric; "Lullaby, you live in my ruined mind/Make light of all my fears/And lead me from here," goes another, and on and on they float like turds of wisdom from a junior high diary set to yummy-strummy guitar lines too flaccid for even James Taylor to notice.
And, trust me, it's hard to hate this record, not least of all because I paid import prices for it. It does contain its moments of catharsis: "Coming Down," for instance, about the man too sober to follow his lover into the bottom of the bottle (of booze or pills, matters little which); or "Good Souls," which renders yearning eloquently plain ("Christ, I'm out of my mind," Walsh warbles like Van Buckley Yorke Healey Wainwright, "I need to be loved"). Sometimes, it's even possible to love the loathable, as Starsailor's melodies are so beautifully benign they pass without offense. Walsh and the band are also mere kids, 21 at the time of this disc's making, which allows the apologist to forgive the self-absorption they're bound to break out of in due time. And if they don't, well, the British haven't been right since the Beatles, anyway.

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"The Blue" by Brandyn Roark Gray"THE BLUE" The spirit of XTERRA comes alive in this first-person account of a pre-race "epiphany" had by Brandyn Roark Gray in the Austrian Alps. I'm not often one of those people defined by "one specific moment" in my life. My life has been filled with wonder and excitement and I have always found joy and contentment in the little things. But, when I arrived in Austria to race the XTERRA European Champs, my first night there unfolded into a simple but defining moment. Jenny and I had traveled all day on the train, following two days of intense and long travel through Germany. We were tired, a bit out of sorts, and didn't know how we were going to get from the train station in Klagenfurt to the little town of Klopeinersee where the race venue was. To our relief, when we stepped off the train, XTERRA Austrian staffers Astrid and Christian were there greeting us and whisked us away in their cars which were proudly plastered with one-foot high XTERRA lettering. After showing us the transition area and the amazing run finish, (climbing 20 meters up a wooden staircase) they helped us get set up in our room for our first night in the little Austrian village. Tired and busy, they were off to do more work on the course we would be racing in three days. They were working tirelessly and we thanked them numerous times for helping us even though they had so much to do. Then we were on our own...which in a foreign country has a myriad of feelings...a little intimidating, a little exhilarating and a little confusing all wrapped into one persons mind and heart. What unfolded next was a serious of simple, everyday, mundane, events which in my mind, turned out to be an amazing and unforgettable experience in which I realized even more why I race and love my sport of XTERRA. Of course, being athlete minded, we are always making sure to get in something that gets the blood moving and drives us toward our next goal in racing, we decided we needed to do a swim. Little did we know how much this simple lake swim would mean to us. We were hot and quite exhausted and knew that spinning the shoulders and arms would feel wonderful. We grabbed our swim bags, jumped on our bikes and headed to the beach, not before stopping for some snacks at the local market. Along the way, we heard our names called from a bench on the side of the road. Nico, Phillipe and Felix had the same wonderful idea to swim and asked us if we wanted to join them. Walking and talking, we headed down to the lake together, 5 people, from 4 different countries, all brought together by one brilliant idea...XTERRA. As we approached the lake, I noticed the sun was starting to drip beneath the rugged, Austrian mountains and was turning shades of vibrant orange and red. My heart skipped a beat when I saw the blue. That's what I called my home, the blue, the water, the wet earthen part of life that made me feel so alive. I swam since I was six-years-old, sometimes spending seven-hours a day in the pool, swimming through college, on a national team and then onto training for XTERRA. Often times I would get so sick of the water, the pain and the early mornings in a cold pool. For the last few years I haven't swam more than once a week for my training from being "burnt out" from the water. But here, in the openness of the sweet forest air, and the curiosity of a new and un-explored pool of blue, I could forget the need to "swim" and just imagined the chance to play and discover. Of course, I was the last one into the lake, always taking my sweet time and just watching Jenny swim 100, 200, 300 yards off the beach. Then, like a 5-year-old I ran, dove and hit the blue, crisp water. It felt like a wonder-world underneath the surface, I stayed under longer than usual, swimming down to the depth of the lake. When I returned to the surface, I glanced around and Jenny and our three new friends were swimming to the middle of the sea. "Fantastic," I thought as I swam with them. We swam to the middle of the lake and all a while I was thinking to myself, "this is amazing", "I am swimming in an Austrian Mountain lake while the sun is just settling over the horizon, all the time wondering if my new friends felt the wonder that I did. When we got to the middle, I looked up, saw my friend's faces and knew, we were all having the same experience. Everyone was happy, smiling just a little bit like giddy children; and Jenny's face said it all. She just smiled, simply, but with so much excitement and awe, I knew she felt it too. Felix suggested we swim to the other end of the lake and him and I took off. We got almost the whole way across and realized the sun was settling in for the night and the horizon was changing from fiery red and magenta to a dark blueberry color. We hesitated, then swam back to meet our friends who were about 300 yards away. As I was swimming I realized the beauty and uniqueness of my sport of XTERRA. I knew it was special, I knew it was a family and I knew from five years in the sport it had the capacity to bring together families, elite athletes, everyday corporate professionals, challenged athletes, teenagers and grandparents, and all sorts of humans. But, being here, in an unfamiliar place, not able to communicate through spoken word, but rather through gestures, smiles and body language, I knew that there were others out there that "get it". XTERRA is not just about racing fast, it's about racing outside yourself. XTERRA is not just about crossing the finish line first, it's about who's there with you when you cross it. XTERRA is not just about amateurs or pros, it's about true family and friends. XTERRA is not just about your country, it's about the unity our sport brings us even though we live worlds apart. It's the time we spend training and the in between spaces of life that bring us all together, it's the same undulation of emotions we all feel before, during, an after our race that emanates in our hearts. As we swam back to shore, the sun was no longer in focus. I could make out the faint light thorough my tinted goggles and knew the night was coming. I didn't want the moment to wither and fade and I knew that even though the day was ending and our swim across the sea was almost done, I would cherish and remember this instance forever. I flipped and somersaulted through the water on my way into the beach, took one more leaping dive off the dock into the crisp blue and then headed back to dry off with my new friends. I knew they all had as much of a wonderful time as me as I saw all their faces, grinning ear to ear. If you've had the chance to do an XTERRA event, hopefully you know what I mean when I say it's unique and true to its roots. If you haven't, I invite you to spend a day or two with us, a family from all walks of life, who honestly care about each other as people and not just as great athletes. The next time you are stressed, the next time you are anxious and running around crazy preparing for your race, stop, slow down and remember where you are, who you are with and why you are there. 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Whether cruising down the highway or standing still in the driveway, the 2011 Infiniti FX35 is a commanding sight. With an emphasis on the ?sport? in ?sport utility? the 2011 Infiniti FX35 delivers a carlike ride and smooth handling. Under the hood you have your choice of a 390-horsepower, five-liter, 32-valve, DOHC V-8 or a 303-horsepower, 3.5-liter, 24-valve, DOHC V-6 engine. Both choices couple with a standard seven-speed automatic transmission with Adaptive Shift Control (ASC).
Other than a few small cosmetic changes and packaging changes, the 2011 Infiniti FX remains pretty much the same. 2011 offers enhancements, which include a standard power rear liftgate; the previous Navigation Package has been added to the Premium Package on the FX35 which comes standard on the FX50; a new Deluxe Touring Package for the FX50 includes maple interior accents and 21-inch wheels. Infiniti also offers a new exterior color, Malbec Black.
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The 2011 Infiniti FX35 doesn't disappoint with its interior styling either. Open the door and sit down to your cockpit command center. Leather-appointed front seats give the driver 10-way adjustment and the passenger eight-way side power adjustment, can upgrade with heating and cooling for maximum comfort. The command center styling features Infiniti's signature double-wave instrument panel. Creature comforts include a leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob, dual front and rear cup holders, four 12-volt power outlets, power windows, and power door locks. Infiniti offers three interior color schemes to choose from: Wheat, Graphite, and Java.
Standard equipment includes the advanced Bose® Premium Audio system, engineered to optimize sound inside the FX. It consists of 11 speakers, an AM/FM/CD player audio system, a 2.0GB Music Box®, and a USB connection port for iPod® interface and other compatible devices. Other standard equipment includes XM® Satellite Radio (subscription required). Audio controls sit on the steering wheel for the driver's convenience.
The 2011 Infiniti FX35 contains a 303-horsepower, 3.5-liter V-6, providing 252 lb-ft of torque, while the FX50 draws power from a 390-horsepower, five-liter V-8 that generates 369 lb-ft of torque. Both couple with a responsive seven-speed automatic with manual shift control. Acceleration causes no problem for either model with zero to 60-mph acceleration taking only 6.6 seconds for the FX35 and 5.5 seconds for the FX50.
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This course features links to many downloadable readings.
This subject surveys main currents of European cultural and intellectual history in the modern period. Such a foundation course is central to the humanities in Europe. The curriculum introduces a set of ideas and arguments that have played a formative role in European cultural history, and acquaints them with some exemplars of critical thought. Among the topics to be considered: the critique of religion, the promise of independence, the advance of capitalism, the temptations of Marxism, the origins of totalitarianism, and the dialects of enlightenment. In addition to texts, we will also discuss pieces of art, incl. paintings and film.
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Pensacola's oldest surviving house located on its original site, the Quina House was built in 1810. The shingled-frame cottage was made of local pine, cypress, and oak with a double-fire chimney, butterfly roof, and a portico with columnettes. Its namesake, Desiderio Quina, bought the house in 1821, had seven children with his wife, Margarita Bauve, and ran an apothecary business. In the same year, the Spanish Floridas were incorporated into the United States of America⎯the official event was presided over by Andrew Jackson just a few blocks from the Quinas' front porch. Desiderio and Margarita's presence remains in the house today in their historical furnishings, which include a horse-hair sofa and a sleigh bed from 1830. Today, the Quina House Museum sponsors date-night house tours, monthly luncheons, and walking tours of the Seville Square Historic District so that visitors can experience life before fruit roll-ups.
For Captain Chris Williams and the Fish Happens Charters staff, spending a day at the office means bobbing across Pensacola Bay's emerald-green waters, past the area's sugar-white sand beaches. It's a gig that has its perks, and one that Chris and his crew are passionate about sharing. They do so by specializing in light tackle fishing with artificial bait, leading anglers out in search of everything from king mackerel and red snapper to much larger targets, including sharks. For the less adventurous, Fish Happens also offers family sightseeing tours, which showcase the area's million-dollar private homes which sound like the ocean when you hold your ear to their mailboxes.
Visiting wanderlusters can unwind in the inviting alcoves of seafarer William Hazard Northup's historic, charming home, which houses trinket-filled curios and rich wooden embellishments. Guest rooms come stocked with complimentary beverages and baked goods, and offer Wi-Fi access, cable television, and private baths suitable for naval reenactments. Revel in the house's sparkling chandeliers, spotless hardwood floors, and rooms where turn-of-the-century leaders would gather. Visitors can also shake off morning doldrums with Pensacola Victorian's full breakfast, a marriage of heartiness and elegance reminiscent of a bygone era.
The site of the 1969 USGA Women's U.S. Open, Scenic Hills Country Club remains Florida's only course to host a USGA U.S. Open. But that's not the only thing that separates the 6,730-yard track from many of its Sunshine State counterparts. Unlike many courses that run through flat wetlands, Scenic Hills ripples over significant elevation changes?a characteristic that emerges at the first hole, a challenging, 443-yard par-four that plays downhill. The hills feed into a river and pond that, together, come into play on six holes, some of which force golfers to fly the ball directly over the hazard or bribe a frog with a backpack to swim it safely to the other side.
Alongside the course, separate greens for chipping and putting help golfers hone their scoring touch, and a driving range fosters full-swing practice. After a day at the links, golfers can enjoy a salad, sandwich, or other American-style dining at Caponi's Grille, named for 1969 U.S. Women's Open winner Donna Caponi.
Course at a Glance: * 18-hole, par 71 course * Length of 6,730 yards from the tips * Course rating of 73.4 from the tips * Slope rating of 130 from the tips * Five tee options
The recently renovated Landmark Skate and Fun Center offers families a cornucopia of indoor activities inside an air-conditioned entertainment emporium. A skating ring sets the stage for jaw-dropping pirouettes during open-skate sessions and private events. Hands and eyes concentrate their efforts against automated enemies in the arcade area, and a techno-dance area lets feet showcase their rhythmic floor-touching skills. For kids, the play zone boasts a series of super slides and a balloon room, where children can safely bounce around without fear of sailing off into space.


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Multiple myeloma is a type of cancer that affects the bone marrow, the body's blood-forming system. The plasma cells (a type of white blood cell) become abnormal and multiply rapidly, interfering with the production of normal blood cells. The overgrowth of malignant cells in the bone marrow can also weaken the bones, especially in the back and ribs, causing pain and bone fractures.
Multiple myeloma is uncommon, affecting about 20,000 people annually in the United States. Although the exact cause is unknown, multiple myeloma can be controlled in most patients, sometimes for many years. The development of new drugs has helped control multiple myeloma in a larger number of patients, and has resulted in longer survival.
People diagnosed with multiple myeloma often don't have any symptoms in the early stages of disease. Signs to look out for include:
Bone damage is the most serious concern at the time myeloma is diagnosed. Bone damage occurs because myeloma cells produce substances called cytokines, which can trigger bone cells (osteoclasts) to destroy surrounding bone. When more than 30 percent of the bone has been destroyed, X-rays will show either a thinning of the bone (osteoporosis) or the presence of dark holes (lytic lesions). The weakened area of bone can break, which is called a pathological fracture. To prevent bone destruction, your doctor may recommend giving you drugs that prevent osteoclasts from destroying bone (e.g., Zometa® or Aredia®).
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This is especially common in the middle and/or lower back, rib cage or hips. The pain can be mild or severe depending on the size of the lesion, the speed with which it has developed and whether or not a fracture or nerve compression has occurred. Typically, movement makes the pain much worse.
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Wilmore, Ky. - Asbury controlled the game from the tip to the final horn, beating Virginia Intermont 79-57 in the 14th Annual Zweifel Classic. The Eagles jumped on the Cobras from the beginning as Phillip Morrison hit a three on the opening possession, a lead Asbury would never relinquish.
Asbury (1-1) was led for the second straight night by Morrison (Louisville, Ky.) who scored 24 one night after scoring 25. Against the Cobras, Morrison was nearly perfect, hitting nine-of-11 from the field including three-of-four from three and all three free throws. Morrison also led the team with four assists.
Two freshman also had big games for the Eagles, Justin Jones (Hazard, Ky.) and Adam Delph (Louisville, Ky.) Jones a 6-7 post player used his athleticism and strength to pull down a game high 15 rebounds and swat four shots. He also contributed four steals and seven points including hitting five-of-six from the charity stripe. Delph who struggled after picking up two early fouls on Friday, came out in attack mode on Saturday pouring in 19 points and hitting two threes and all five free throws.
Brian Johnson was also in double figures with 13 points and tied Morrison for the team lead with four assists. Asbury had eight players score and five different players knock down a three. Their defense forced 16 steals and stole 11 passes and blocked five shots.
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Alba fire officials are hoping a large grass fire they put out on Wednesday does not spread overnight.
The grass fire started at around 2:00 p.m. in Wood County, just outside of Alba, off of County Road 1530.
The Alba Fire Department Chief says the Texas A&M Forest Service, along with five different fire departments, responded to the fire.
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PC_Mi11er_Ga... | #121 Subject: Reply Posted: 07/29/2005 03:30:52 |
Ok Head left for religious reasons, stating that he no longer wanted to corrupt his kid and the world with the music or so I have heard. He still keeps in touch with the rest of the band but hes doing his own thing. As for the replacement, Im not sure if they found someone yet. Also the pop music (word up as im guessing you are referring to), well thats the only song that I know is popish and a new album is due out soon supposedly.
playaman1116 | #122 Subject: greatist hits Posted: 07/29/2005 13:45:24 |
right now= on it?
kotor98 | #123 Subject: does anyone know when... Posted: 08/03/2005 22:46:51 |
KoRn's new CD is coming out (not the greatist hits cd)
monty6 | #124 Subject: New album Posted: 08/09/2005 10:56:32 |
Souvenir of the Sadness is going to be out September 20. I've heard it's supposed to be awsome.
monty6 | #125 Subject: For all you KoRn lovers... Posted: 08/09/2005 11:15:13 |
Visit http://www.buttsexcrips.com/
It's Jon Davis's website. It's really cool. |
Klus_Goose | #126 Subject: Sup Guys Posted: 08/15/2005 02:44:23 |
Drop by my page and comment on my Metallica poll; I'll repay the favor by commenting on your site.
Klus_Goose | #127 Subject: New Club Posted: 08/15/2005 23:54:48 |
Hey guyz, just created The Official Next Door Nikki Fan Club. Join up; I promise hot pics. Why Next Door Nikki, simply put...she's hot and I had the most pics of her.
thelastnight... | #128 Subject: I was gonna ask bout the new album Posted: 08/19/2005 17:09:14 |
Rank: Primordial Ooze Joined: 03/02/2005 Post Count: 0 Offline |
I was gonna ask bout it but monty already posted the info, thanks man!
Thezachster | #129 Subject: HEy Posted: 10/04/2005 19:34:53 |
Has anyone heard the new song Twisted Transistor? I like it a lot.
PC_Mi11er_Ga... | #130 Subject: Meh Posted: 10/24/2005 00:27:45 |
Its a ok song but Im hoping Korn has some more heavy stuff like on untouchables
sour skittle | #131 Subject: song name Posted: 10/26/2005 16:42:56 |
does anyone know the name of this korn song? the chorus goes "I can't breath will osmeone savve me? suffocate, my bodies weakening. i can't breath, get out before it's too late." it's on the commercial for ultimate fighter 2 on spike tv. someone please tell me the title, i have been searching for 3 years!
sour skittle | #132 Subject: song name Posted: 11/01/2005 18:42:05 |
nevermind, i found the song adn it isnt even by korn
Rascalman | #133 Subject: New CD Info ... Posted: 11/10/2005 02:02:18 |
Its name is: Twisted transistor
Comes Out: Dec. 6th Thats all you need to no i guess. O ya and man you no how you said they should have more heavy stuff ... well the might now be as heavy because 1. There not mad any more about shit so they dont act like they are in songs. Well there is 1 thing when Jonathan got sewd. 2. The Electric guitarest its still Christian so i hope they still have some heavy. |
PC_Mi11er_Ga... | #134 Subject: hmmm Posted: 11/19/2005 06:12:08 |
Well they only have one guitarist, the christian one left, unless that is munky is actually christian. But they dont have to have heavy stuff with anger, just heavier beats.
Rascalman | #135 Subject: well ... Posted: 11/19/2005 19:12:26 |
It seems that Munkey is back. If you see there new video it sorta points it out but I dono. It dose say what they do with there lives.
MadSkater | #136 Subject: If you're a true Korn fan post the name of this song Posted: 12/25/2005 23:10:57 |
All of my hate cannot be found
I will not be drowned by your thoughtless scheming So you can try to tear me down Beat me to the ground I will see you screaming |
rdiesel | #137 Subject: lyrics Posted: 12/25/2005 23:51:19 |
the name of the song is Thoughtless. You have a typo in the lyrics, it's supposed to be bound not found.
The Dark Gam... | #138 Subject: See you on the other side Posted: 12/26/2005 14:06:32 |
Who got the new korn cd?
I got it and most the songs are pretty good. |
SkeOzz | #139 Subject: KORN Mixtape Posted: 01/02/2006 15:29:11 |
Here's my idea of what passes for KoRn's best stuff.... check it out...
jackass1987 | #140 Subject: See you on the other side Posted: 01/10/2006 01:18:19 |
I got the new cd two days ago. Its really good. I give it a 9 out of 10.
Blue_Knighth... | #141 Subject: new one Posted: 01/27/2006 01:51:02 |
I did pick up the new one, but I must say it did take a turn. It seems that most of the songs it has more of a 'group' sound to it. Well, as if someone is singing with him in a purposefull way.
ShooterMcGav... | #142 Subject: New Song Posted: 02/12/2006 10:41:32 |
Whats that new song they are playin on the radio called?
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- 11-26-2012, 03:42 PM Thread Author #1
Editing e-mails on forward or reply
I have an 8800.
When I want to forward or reply to an e-mail, it automatically quotes all of the original e-mail.
Sometimes this is not a good thing - there may be comments in the originating e-mail that you don't want to share with the new recipient, or you may just want to delete the 30 odd e-mail addresses that the original e-mail went to so it is easier for the new recipient to read on their BlackBerry / iPhone etc.
I don't think there is any way to do this with the 8800.
Has this been resolved in the 9900 - or do you still have to send everything when replying and / or forwarding?
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I apologize for dragging this out longer, but I just want to confirm: You mean that, basically, Feint is now Quick Attack with 10 less power, priority (which priority exactly? +2 ala extremespeed? this needs to be confirmed), that nice protect breaking side effect, and unconditional damage? It's a great pity that the move has such godawful distribution and such a low power, if so. Lol looking though the list of learners, every pokemon has a priority move... xD Might have potential use in doubles (do I protect against his fake out or do I attack against his feint?).
Does Wide Guard protect from Perish Song, Clear Smog, Haze? Is Haze still affected by pressure of all the pokemon of the fields in doubles ? Is Perish Song affected by pressure from all the pokemon of the fields in doubles?
Assist Power still gets an increase in power after every stat boost when used against a pokemon with Unaware, Punishment also gets an increase in power when used by a pokemon with unaware against a pokemon who boosted it's stats. Both are affected by all pokemon's Pressure except the user's Pressure. For example in a doubles battle with 4 pokemon having Pressure Perish Song will lose 4 PP instead of 5.
As stated in my previous post, Wide Guard has no affect on Perish Song. As for Haze, Clear Smog, I just went and tested it: Level 36 Deskhan Level 25 Protoga Level 34 Dastodas Deskhan uses Scary Face on Protoga once. Then Protoga uses Wide Guard against Deskhan's Haze. No Wide Guard message was given. Deskhan was able to use Scary Face 3 times on Protoga after Haze before being unable to drop stats. I then switch out Deskhan for Dastodas. I use Double Team 6 times with Dastodas. Then Protoga uses Wide Guard while Dastodas uses Clear Smog. Clear Smog goes through Wide Guard, which is expected since it is a single target attack. A message is given saying that Protoga's Stat Changes were reset. The wild Choroneko then proceeds to use Scratch on Dastodas, which misses. Thus, Wide Guard has no affect on any of the mentioned moves. Clear Smog is a single target attack, and only cancels out the stat changes of the TARGET.
Also, what happens when Skill Swap is used on a Hihidaruma in Daruma Mode? What happens when Healing Beam is used on a Hihidaruma without skill swap having been used, or with Skill swap having been used?
It's based on speed of the Pokemon switching out. Faster switches out first. An example with abilities thrown in: Lv100 Doridia Lv83 Rankulus I send out both Doridia and Rankulus in a double battle. I try to switch Doridia for Warubiru and Rankulus for Staraptor Doridia switches out first. Warubiru comes out and Intimidate activates. After the intimidate, Rankulus switches out for Staraptor. Staraptor's Intimidate activates.
Edit: Does switching (and miracle shooter item use) have priority for a pokemon with mischievous heart, because it's not an attack?
About Mummy, bulbapedia says: Is the bolded part true? That would allow Desukaan to take the initiative in infecting others with Mummy as opposed to always waiting on the opponent to use a contact move on him. [His contact movepool is terrible BTW and they're mostly physical while his attack is lol-worthy which would explain why few people discovered this, if true]
I think this implies a miss/fail ala cc or brick break EDIT: Acutally does a miss or fail cause mummy to activate?
They seem to be saying that Mummy is spread as long as contact is made regardless of whether Desukaan or the target was responsible. So if Desukaan used Payback on Scizor, it should lose Technician.
If a Pokemon with Mummy use a contact move it does NOT pass on Mummy. The Pokemon with Mummy must be attacked by a contact move.
I actually took the time to re-read the rapidly-growing OP, and I have a few nitpicks in case anyone cares to clean it up: Beat Up is listed twice, once as tentative, and once as confirmed (with damage formula) Feint's new property is listed twice, once clearly more descriptive than the other. Life Gamble's description refers to itself as Life Gambit within the description, which may be confusing to some. The description for Free Fall has a broken URL in it. Also, does the target get to attack with the attack it selected on turn one after it lands on the second turn, or does a faster Free Fall user completely screw over the opponent? Does Make Friends work against Multitype? Jitter is an ability that hasn't been listed here under the Dream World only abilities, but it boosts the Pokemon's speed by one stage when the Pokemon is hit by a Dark, Bug, or Ghost move. (Scary move types, I guess.) Additionally, Heavy Metal isn't listed, only Light Metal. Heavy Metal simply has the opposite effect of doubling a Pokemon's weight. If you were to use Pumice Stone with this for some ridiculous reason, they do cancel each other out. Unaware has never ignored speed boosts. The given example does not prove anything that was not already known. I would suggest testing it against a Pokemon with Sand Power, instead, to see if it negates that. I don't claim this list to be all-inclusive by any means, but it's what I can come up with from my lurking and reading through the list over the last few weeks.
Will Magic Mirror reflect Psycho Shift? Also, does Magic Mirror rebound the effects of stat-changing moves? E.g., Totodile uses Leer on Xatu; whose Defense will actually be lowered?
The screen-breaking effect is not a secondary effect that has a %-chance of happening, like Earth Power's SpDef drop. So, no.
Reflects all stat-dropping moves that I've tested except Memento. Espeon's Attack and Special Attack were harshly lowered.
Jitter/Self Concious: If beat up is used, does it boost speed to +6 (assuming 6 pokes)? Multi Battles: does beat up still cause a teammate to target itself if beat up is used against it? Beat Up: Does burn affect it? Tehcnician (it's mentionend in the desc. but I never saw this proved; sorry if this was proved)? Guts? Poison Rampage (in fact was this proved to be a gimped guts?)? Flower Gift? Huge Power/Pure Power? Hustle? Rivalry?
Yes the teammate still targets itself I have tested Guts and it boosted all beat up attacks by 1.5x power. It seems likely that the same counts for other power boosting abilities. Technician has always boosted every move below 60 BP as such i don't see how it would be an exception here(not to mention that Technician was confirmed to boost Beat up in generation IV). I still have to test what happens when used against a pokemon with Justice Heart or Self Concious however.
Someone already posted that Beat Up activates Justice Heart for every hit; Beat Up Weavile + Rock Slide Terakion is apparently a popular strategy in Triples, judging from random Battle Recorder videos.
This was a test, right? Because I can confirm this is not true on Pokemon Online. Some sources disagree.


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Tuesdays with Wilcockson: Doping on my mind, Part III
Working as a full-time writer and editor in cycling for more than 40 years, and having raced and trained with elite athletes in Europe before that, I was always aware of the sport's netherworld. The place where riders decided to cut corners, imitate their peers, or accede to the desires of their team directors; the place where soigneurs, sports doctors and charlatans made it possible for those riders to use performance-enhancing drugs or methods. None of them, especially the riders, was willing to talk about that netherworld because they feared reprisals from their peers, penalties from the authorities, or loss of respect from the public.
And without true details, other than rumors or circumstantial evidence, it was impossible for journalists to write accurately on that netherworld. Like others, I did write what was possible. Over the past two editions of this column, I've mentioned some of the many stories I wrote about doping in cycling at a time when very little was known about the subject outside of Europe, including lengthy pieces I did for The Sunday Times of London.
I'd become that newspaper's first ever cycling correspondent (and its sister daily, The Times) in the mid-1970s, but only after writing long and persistent query letters to the editors to plead my case. That led to those once-stodgy British publications taking cycling as a serious sport, and I began contributing daily reports from the major events (including road, track and cyclo-cross races), which heightened the editors' and the readers' interest in our sport.
Because I developed a good relationship with the newspapers' sports editors, they put their trust in me to write that first long piece on the Tour de France doping scandal of 1978 (when race leader Michel Pollentier was thrown out of the race after trying to cheat the anti-doping control). That article was among the first in the English language to (slightly) lift the curtain on modern cycling's doping culture.
As with the decade before that Tour and for five years more after it, I followed the race alone, taking lifts with journalists from Belgium, France and Spain. That experience allowed me to get their different perspectives on cycling and to learn about their general reluctance to say much about doping. From 1984 onward, I traveled in cars whose expenses were paid for by the magazines that I edited: Winning for three years, Inside Cycling for a year and VeloNews for more than two decades.
Through the years, I traveled with a lot of different sportswriters. One was Irish journalist David Walsh who first came to the race in the mid-1980s. We often shared interview opportunities, like with Sean Kelly on the evening of a stage, when the three of us sat on the curb outside Kelly's hotel, chatting about the race. David was with Irish newspapers at first, and beside his reporting work he wrote books about Kelly (published in 1986) and the other Irish star, Stephen Roche (1988).
While driving Tour stages, we had lively discussions about developments in the race and problems in the sport. Those discussions increasingly turned to doping after David's pro cyclist friend Paul Kimmage retired from the sport and wrote his book "Rough Ride" about his four years in the European peloton, detailing the widespread use of drugs. Not a cyclist himself, David grew more skeptical about the sport, but that didn't stop him writing "Inside the Tour de France," his 1994 book of interviews that included a chapter on Tour rookie Lance Armstrong.
During our Tour discussions, I was often in the minority when David and VN colleague Charles Pelkey were in the car, talking about our suspicions on which riders were or weren't doping. I liked to give riders the benefit of the doubt, but I always listened to their arguments, and their views inevitably influenced what I'd write—especially after the disastrous "Festina Affair" Tour of 1998. By then, David was a full-time reporter for The Sunday Times covering several sports including cycling. As a result, my lengthy piece on that doping scandal was one of the last I wrote for The Sunday Times after more than 20 years as its cycling correspondent.
Like many other longtime cycling journalists, I've been accused of being too close to the athletes and the teams to write with detachment about doping, and as such I've been complicit in cycling's doping problems. That's a subject I want to address in a future column. For now, I want to add that we always suspected that Tour contenders and champions in the 1990s, including Gianni Bugno, Claudio Chiappucci, Bjarne Riis, Tony Rominger and Jan Ullrich, were using EPO.
But there was never any evidence of that possibility until a trunkload of EPO (and other banned drugs) was discovered by the French police in Festina soigneur Willy Voet's team station wagon on his way to the Tour in '98. That opened everyone's eyes to how cycling's doping problems had escalated in the EPO era when use of the blood-boosting drug was so prevalent because it was not only very effective but also remained undetectable in lab tests for more than a decade.
I'll continue my thoughts on doping in my next RKP column, focusing on the years when more truths started to emerge from cycling's netherworld.
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Volcano, Washington Vacations - Travel guide to Volcano, Washington accommodations and vacation packages. Visit Volcano, Washington for getaways and adventure travel. Plan your Volcano, Washington vacation today.
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Bellingham, Washington Whale Watching - The Northwest's best whale watching tour! We cruise through the scenic San Juan Islands, with a 2 hour visit in Friday Harbor. We look for Orca whales, Minke whales, porpoise, sea lions & seals, and include a Northwest salmon & chicken lunch onboard.
Bellingham, Washington Scenic Cruises & Boat Tours - The Northwest's finest Dungeness Crab served with Baked Chicken, Broccoli Salad, Potato Salad, locally baked French Bread and dessert. Full bar with a selection of Northwest beers, wines and cocktails Enjoy sunset while cruising the Chuckanut Coast.
Leavenworth, Washington Bed & Breakfasts - Beautiful ranch style inn located on 3 quiet country acres in the Cascades near the unique Bavarian Village of Leavenworth. Let us be your inn for all seasons.
Eastsound, Washington Bed & Breakfasts - Kangaroo House is a 1907 Craftsman style inn, centrally located one mile north of Eastsound on Orcas Island. We offer casual comfort, delicious breakfasts, a stone fireplace, and a soak in the garden hot tub. Families are welcome.
Richland, Washington Wine Tasting - Barnard Griffin is the premier family owned winery in Washington; one of the most award-winning wineries in the state - an essential stop on any tour of Washington's best wineries. Tasting Room Open Daily from 10a-5p. Wine Bar Open W-Sat: 4p-9p