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We Are All Pok�mon Trainers - Villains and AntagonistsThis page describes Exactly What It Says on the Tin. That is, the group of people and Pok�mon the Trainers find themselves fighting against. To get information of current characters of the roleplay, refer to Characters.We Are All Pokemon Trainers.Spoilers prior to Orre are unmarked.
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MissingnoA Glitch Pok�mon created from a failed Mew cloning experiment and the first major enemy of the proto J-Team, whose MO was possession and corruption. Killed Deader Than Dead.
'MThe second Glitch Pok�mon faced by the J-Team, created by a Cipher experiment. Weaker than Missingno, but far more evil. Killed when Anom made a Heroic Sacrifice in order to lower its anti-legendary shield.
♀A Glitch Pok�mon that inhabited Pinwheel Forest 16 years before the beginning of the story, with the power to drive anyone who heard its song homicidally insane.
PrometheusAn Invisible Shiny Bulbasaur who ended up spreading glitches around Kanto. He was eventually cured of his glitching.
The Flickering ThingA fragment of XANADOS's attempted recreation of Missingno. that managed to be materialized and escape deletion. In its current state, it is perfectly harmless except for discoloring things it touches, and is mostly unnoticed by the J-Team.
Early One-off Villains
LeenaDaisy's older sister, who ended up getting corrupted and forcing Jane to kill her with Josie.
DavidA thrall of Missingno from the infamous fanfic, the Pok�mon Story.
PiesA trainer that used to follow the J-Team around and do all sorts of evil plots.
Team Plasma
GhetsisThe former leader of Team Plasma. Is among the few villains that know of the J-Team's Monese speaking abilities, though he's too mad for anyone to take it seriously.
The Shadow TriadGhetsis' right hand men, three of the world's most powerful psychics.
Team Galactic
CyrusThe former leader of Team Galactic, who tried remaking the universe twice in this continuity.
Galactic Commander NeptuneA Galactic Commander who Tagg curb-stomped years ago who decided to go for revenge.
Future OS
FutureOS (PEFeDOS/XANADOS)An evil AI that was used by Pokefutures, until Tangent and Basket seemingly completely destroyed her in the OU. In the AU she ended up taking over the facility due to not being destroyed. and had the PEFE Founders suffer through her tests. In the Kalos arc, it was revealed that a backup of FutureOS downloaded herself to a supercomputer in Lumiose.
Ferno the CharizardδA Fire/Dragon Delta Charizard who led the Delta Pok�mon who tried to kidnap Pleo to get the legendaries to pay attention to their plight. In reality he considers Deltas superior to regular mons and merely wants to take over.
Team Ozone
General Tropes
Ozonenote Admin JetA Team Ozone Admin that first appeared during the Fortree Pokeringer competition, who ends up betraying Archie and Maxie, and later becomes a Cipher Admin. Is currently possessed by Esprit.
Annoski the Obscura WizardAn Obscura Wizard that ruled Sinnoh 1,000 years ago before being sealed and later accidently revived by Tagg. Is currently in the Spirit World awaiting judgement following his defeat.
EspritA rogue priest of Lugia who often attempts possessing people and Pok�mon, with a particular interest in Straw's body.
MelindaA smuggler based in Black City who had originally captured Setsuna as a Blitzle before she managed to escape. Is currently jailed.
EdgeA gold and silver Bisharp who leads an army of Pawniard that harasses the J-Team on multiple occasions. Is a Ghost Obscuric, and a powerful one at that. He died from getting stabbed in the chest by Herbert, but came back as a Yamask and later a Delta Cofagrigus currently travelling with Ivy.
The Seven Jerk Dragons/The Magnificent Seven
The Seven Jerk Dragons/The Magnificent Seven
General TropesThe main villains of the Return to AU arc, who wish to overthrow humanity and put dragons above all other species.
AlduinThe leader of the Seven Jerk Dragons and Topaz Wing Clan, and the AU counterpart of the OU's Alduin.
VallokThe Altaria head of the 7JD's R&D, and leader of the Amythest Claw Clan. He runs the Hoenn theatre.
Eon aka QuoriikThe Latios leader of the Lapis Fang clan, and in charge of the Sinnoh theater.
BahahkunThe Haxorus leader of Unova's Opal Roar clan, and a former trained mon.
FuumaThe Flygon leader of the Ruby Flame Clan, who was once a trained mon alongside Seshirou before their trainer died.
SeshirouThe Garchomp leader of the Diamond Horn Clan, who was once a trained mon alongside Fuuma before their trainer died.
PaarthurnaxLeader of the Emerald Scale clan of Hoenn, and AU!Pentigan following his full transformation into a Hydreigon post-AU arc.
CassandraA former member of the Seven before being replaced by Bahahkun.
AU and One-off PMD-B Villains
NapoleonAn evil Emboar in the AU with designs on world domination. Ends up getting his soul mauled by the Midori Mons.
The Midori MonsA group of mostly psychopathic Kantonese mons that served as Solana's executioners.
LaniusA Samurott general under Scolemis that was in charge of the invasion of Kanto during the AU, who ended up getting paralyzed by Tracer.
RommelA Serperior general under Scolemis who was in charge of the Johto invasion during the AU.
LelouchA Dragonite general in the service of Scolemis, who was in charge of the invasion of Hoenn during the AU.
MaleficentThe granddaughter of Bahahkun, who conspired to bring back the Dragon Empire in the PMD-B timeline by using Ammy, who she'd stolen from her parents.
The Unity
General Tropes
The MasterA mutated Reuniclus who Tagg, his mons, Tracer's mons, AU!Wolf, AU!Alastor, and Emperor Archeops in Tracer's body met in PMD-B Angela.
The Lieutenant/Lou TenantThe Master's second in command, and far more level-headed.
MorpheusThe Head Priest of the Children of the Cathedral.
The Ghost Lord
The Ghost LordSee We Are All Pokemon Trainers Conquest
CipherFor those who went on to join The Illusion Project or Team Neo-Galactic, please look at their respective folders.
General Tropes
Cipher Grandmaster ArdosCipher's Grandmaster following the capture of Greevil and Eldes.
Cipher Admin TokarevThe head of Cipher's Operations Division, Cipher's footsoldiers, and one of Tagg's most hated enemies.
AlexiaAlexiel's sister which suddenly appeared at Cipher and started to work for him.
Galactic Grunt/Cipher Peon Deimos, aka Richard LaneA former member of Team Galactic that serves as Titan's second. Killed in Orre during the raid on Titan's Lab after Eskay stabbed him with one of Kaius' swords in a fit of rage.
Cipher Commander Verax LakiridA Cipher Operative who works under Tokarev.
Cipher Commandernote Paula JaideA Cipher operative that was originally a regular trainer with an affinity for finding things underground, until she met Diane and Skye after "catching" the former by finding her buried ball. After Skye defeated her and won back Diane, she decided to join Cipher originally for revenge, rising to the rank of Commander, before later becoming an Admin of Special Acquisitions following her Snagging of Mt. Battle's Heatran. She is currently stuck in PMD-A thanks to Grace.
Cipher Admin SirenThe head of Cipher's Snagging department. Later murdered by Jet.
Cipher Commander Iulianus/Leander KrausA commander in Cipher's R&D department. He could care less about Cipher's goals and is ultimately trying to find a way to stop uncontrollable, rampaging wild Pok�mon, after an incident in his past that cost him his right eye. He forms a group of eight scientists to help him reach that goal.He is later revealed to be Leander Kraus, the son of a childhood friend of Zeal's mother and uncle. He is ultimately killed by Zeal's red-eyed aspect at the end of the Orre arc.
Iulianus' OctetA group of eight scientists within Cipher formed to pursue Iulianus' goals. Midway through the Orre arc, one of the members of the group starts trying to kill the others off, one-by-one.
The group as a whole
Reaver (Matthias Rowe)A member of the Octet. An energetic water monotyper, and a close friend of Iulianus'.
Choice (real name unknown)A member of the Octet who rarely speaks. He is one of the traitors.
Wound (Victor Shane)A member of the Octet and childhood friend of Iulianus'. He's a scientist who prides himself on his speed. He ends up making powered armor for some of Cipher's mons, and is killed as a result.
Effigy (real name unknown)A generally incompetent member of the Octet. This is an act. She's the mastermind behind the murders of the other Octet members.
Traitor (Xylia Salvai)One of the closest members of the Octet to Iulianus, and a master Ditto user.
Boatman (Jonathan Byrne)A member of the Octet who is often forgotten.
Thief (real name unknown)A member of the Octet, and generally a jerk. spoiler:She's one of the traitors, and the one who carried out the murders of Reaver and Wound.
Prisoner (Rikke Res)An explosion-obsessed member of the Octet. She also loves to draw, and carries a sketchbook with her at all times. She is killed by RedEyes!Zeal.
Cipher Scientist CidAn ex-Galactic member and scientist extraordinaire. He is a quiet, bitter old man who cares little for matters outside his lab. Given a Commander position and his own lab so as to not come into inevitable conflict with other scientists due to his terrible interpersonal skills.
The Illusion Project
General Tropes
Illusion Leader Echo LinguaThe leader of the Illusion Project.
Illusion Admin ShardOne of Illusion's more mysterious Admins, and one of the few who appears to be wholeheartedly loyal to the Project, Shard is an Ice monotyper and a Dark Obscuric of impressive skill.
Cipher Admin/Illusion Member Odin/Maxwell RubeloffThe utterly amoral head of Cipher's R&D department who seems to have a grudge against Lina. He also happens to be Constantin's cousin.
Cipher Commander Kyrie (Full name: Valkyrie Elaine Jacobs)Formerly a Peon working under Verax, Kyrie was recently promoted to Commander.
Illusion Member Constantin PerillouxA former member of Team Flare under Mathilde with a crush on Fool and a burning hatred of Tagg. He also happens to be Odin's cousin.
Team Neo-Galactic
General Tropes
Galactic Commander/Cipher Commander/Neo-Galactic Leader Titan, aka Lawrence CainA Galactic Commander who decided to try continuing Cyrus' plans, and Herbert's father.
Omega (Infernape, Female)Titan's starter.
Sidious (Alakazam, Male)
Cipher Peon Aelia Morgan / Neo-Galactic Commander IoA Peon working under Titan, as well as one of Cipher's scientists. She is also a descendant of Fukurou.
Cipher Admin Alexiel/Allen AvadoniaHead of Cipher's Resources department and also a very capable thief.
Cipher Commander/Neo-Galactic Commander Brent MammorA Cipher operative working under Tokerev. A Commander in Cipher that was passed up for a promotion due to a mistake on the part of a subordinate (though it was blamed on Mammor). Contemptuous and self serving, Mammor only desire is to be promoted to Admin.
Anka MotylA young woman from the Pokeverse analogue of Poland who more or less joined for the paycheck and serves as their medic.


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Some serious shopping is shaping up to come to metro Detroit. Plans for new outlet malls are in the works for Romulus and Canton, but one slated for Chesterfield Township is the closest to coming to fruition.
The plan is to the bring some of the most respected names in fashion to an upscale outlet mall to town, and talks and tours of the site with those upscale luxury brands are already in process.
Center manager Tom Guastello, who is based in Birmingham and who has plenty of experience with shopping centers and hotels, already has the ball rolling and owns the future outlet site.
Two other out-of-town developers are planning to build outlet malls in the metro area as well. A Baltimore-based developer is under contract to buy land near 275 Qand Ford Road in Canton and a Massachusetts-based developer is under contract to buy land in Romulus near the metro airport.
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I don't know about all of you but I think this would be a good idea. Before you queue for a game, you have to know what type of champion you want to play, and you must check off either Support, Carry, Tank, Melee Etc. It would then match you up with someone who is playing a tank, someone with a carry and so on for a full team.
To make sure people couldn't troll the system Riot would have to make it so if you choose "Carry", you can only choose the champions you have that are Carry's.
To make it more flexible though, instead of choosing one class of champion you wanted to be, you could choose two, and then work it out with your team from there. It would help the people who don't know if they want to be a carry or a support, so they could check both and have the ability to be either one, (working it out with their team of course).
Got this idea from the Rift and WOW Instance/Dungeon queues. This idea has probably already been thrown around but I would like to hear my fellow players comments xD! Thanks!
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Ya this idea works so well actually i remember playing wow before they had this que idea and life sucked. I definitely agree that riot should implement this into the game, it would definitely help some people out with lower elos get away from the trolls
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this is assuming that ALL team comps MUST be the same and have EXACTLY 1 of each type of character. Part of the fun of this game is not being FORCED to have a certain team comp imo
Make options like this availble, maybe a seperate mode for people who want to practice with the meta, aka people trying to get better with others trying to get better instead of a serious mode.
I'm going to have to vote no on this. I like where you are coming from and where you are trying to go but I just played a game with two supports and no tank and not only did it last a long time and came down to one team fight, it was fun as hell.
The solution to this problem has already been discussed. Riot needs to fix the current elo system and then implement a version of it in blind mode. Once you hit the upper 20s you realize that level is absolutely no indication of how well you play. At the very least I'd like to play people who have as many or more wins than I do.
Doing what you suggest would basically put Riot in the position of directing the meta game and one of the best things about pvp games is that the community dictates how the game is played to a large extent.
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A larger establishment, Comfort Inn Rockford has quite a number of rooms to choose from. The rooms here are rated with star category 2.
Free breakfast is offered to guests of Comfort Inn Rockford. Water enthusiasts can take pleasure in the fact that this hotel has an indoor swimming pool. Everyone can take advantage of a dry cleaning/laundry service, a late check-out option and an express check-in/out service, which are all on offer here. When you need to work during your Rockford visit, business facilities such as a business center will come in handy. Your pets can join you on your Rockford visit when you choose to stay here. There are 64 rooms in total. If you're wondering where you should leave your car, rest assured; there is free self service parking at limited hours available.
The presence of air conditioning in Comfort Inn Rockford will keep you cool on hot days. Costless local calls can be made from the rooms here. A housekeeping service is a convenient inclusion in each of the rooms here. Wireless high-speed Internet access (complimentary) is also a useful addition to the rooms' facilities. The hotel conveniently includes useful facilities such as a complimentary toiletries set and a shower/bath combination in the bathrooms. Facilities are complemented by the inclusion of a microwave, a refrigerator and a coffee/tea maker.
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Ratings based on 136 Verified Reviews
They paid and stayed. We double-checked.
4.7 Room cleanliness
4.4 Service & staff
4.6 Room comfort
4.5 Hotel condition
They paid and stayed.
We double-checked.
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by A verified traveler
Posted Oct 13, 2014
Hotel staff is not very polite, they act like they are doing you a favore instead of you helping to pay their salary by staying at the hotel .
by A verified travelerfrom Chile
Better options!Posted Sep 21, 2014
As expedia elite member was a not nice stay. When we made the check in, never I was recognized my privileges. After a complain, one day after they upgrade our room and clean the internet access charge from our bill. Breakfast below the standards and poor overall mantaince. You want beach or snorkel?. Forgeret. Buildings block all of the access.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Australia
Small hotel resort, quiet overall, perfect placePosted Sep 15, 2014
Pros: Courteous staff, well located close to small town, banks, supermarket, cafés & restaurants. Provision of water sports, kayaks etc
Cons: Breakfast cuisine. Water pressure in shower.
Breakfast fare could really be improved, 'hot' food always 'Luke' warm, variety to choose from could be extended, suggestions, better yogurt selection, not just one flavour on offer day after day, Bircher Muesli, different types of nuts, seeds, larger choice of fresh fruit or change daily, two weeks of exactly the same items is 'ho hum' boring, staff don't replenish items when finished, ie yogurt, cereal bowls etc, coffee is stewed & tasteless, bread selection is next to none. Egg cooking station is good and efficient, when the 'cook' is present! Guests should not have to chase up by knocking on the kitchen door for requests that should be already available. Facial tissues provided in the room are very abrasive! Shower water pressure is abysmal. Over the two weeks of our stay, one power point next to kettle did not work had tompkug in elsewhere, no 'milk' for hot drinks, terrible 'coffemate' powder only. Two other power points failed, we ended up with one functioning power point. On three occasions our room key didn't work, we had to walk from the over water bungalow furthest away from reception to get the key reactivated. Room was comfortable in all other ways, it is the small items that matter in most cases.
for Familiesby A verified traveler
Posted Aug 10, 2014 on Hotels.com
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Posted Aug 2, 2014
Great hotel and fantastic staff. The local barbecue joint across the street from the resort was the best meal we had in all of Polynesia. If you go snorkeling around the bungalows watch out for the sea urchins...they are everywhere!
for Familiesby Ronfrom California, USA
Very nice resortPosted Jul 18, 2014 on Hotels.com
We stayed at a bungalow over the water. You can go snorkeling right out of the bungalow's deck. The room is roomy and gets cleaned daily. The staff are friendly. You can schedule excursions at the resort and they will arrange for shuttle pick up. The pool is right on the beach where you are steps away if you want to wade, swim or snorkel in the ocean. There are plenty of activities at the resort with no extra charge. You can kayak, paddle board, rent a snorkeling gear. There are also wave runners where you pay to go on a tour. The resort provides a Tahitian show. The dancers were very good. Food at the resort is very good but pricey. There are restaurants within walking distance if you prefer not to dine in at the resort. It's a 5 star resort with a 5 star price tag. Overall, a very nice and well maintained resort.
for Familiesby Singerfrom Dhaka
Posted Jul 7, 2014 on Hotels.com
Beautiful location the bungalow was really comfortable I especially enjoyed the plunge pool in our garden. The staff were friendly and efficient and the food was good.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom South Brunswick,NJ
NICE HOTEL!!Posted Jul 4, 2014
Pros: The Location was good.. The Staff also...
Cons: The coffee at Breakfast was inconsistent However, the Instant coffee was good...
Location: Location was Good.. Jet Ski, Spa(Hotel) Helmet Dive, Roadster & 4X4 were all things we did..
Great Hotel. Coffee at Breakfast was inconsistent .. Our only real Gripe. The Pool Guy TEVA was always smiling and Danielle helped us plan our activities which were AWESOME!!! JET SKI was the BEST!!! We did the Spa, Helmet Dive, 4X4 trip, Jet Ski, Roadster car..!!!
for Couplesby Stevefrom Columbus, ohio
Wow factor with poor servicePosted Jun 8, 2014 on Hotels.com
Great hotel with beautiful over water room but both pool service which didn't exist to not getting a room until after checkin time and than only after complaining to 2 managers. Both apologized and 1 offered free drink and the other dinner and got neither. Registered 0830 and told they would try for an early checkin which us 1400. Waited patiently till 1300 to approach desk and clerk pointed to sign and said "your checkin is at 2". I returned at 1405 and told sorry but your room isn't ready. We checked out the next morning at 1000 and clerk asked if we would like a late checkout. Made us realize why we couldn't get into our room until after checkin time. This is a nice place and compared to La Merdian which we stayed at later in the week much nicer except the service at La Merdian was much better. Pool service came by often yo checkin us while at Pearl we never saw pool service. Once at the beginning the bar had someone deliver drinks after we went to bar and ordered. Rest of the time we went and ordered and waited until drinks were ready and self delivered. Clean and well kept and restaurant food was ok!
for Everyoneby Gayfrom New Zealand
Beautiful resort!Posted Jun 3, 2014
Pros: It is the total package. Has everything you could want for a relaxing holiday.
Cons: The check-in and check-out service is lacking speed and personal service.
Location: The location is great as Moorea is quite small but there is also plenty of activities away from the resort for you to enjoy.
Spent 5 nights at Moorea Pearl Resort & Spa in May 2014 for a bit of relaxation. Definitely was a wonderful place to do that. I stayed in a Premium Overwater bungalow which was an absolute treat. Everything about the resort was exceptional. The rooms were large, clean and well appointed. The amenities were great (including water sports and equipment) and the staff very attentive and friendly. The spa was also amazing. Would definitely recommend Moorea Pearl Resort to anyone interested in a totally relaxing holiday.


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Peace and Anti-War
Zak Ebrahim, son of convicted terrorist Alsaid Nosara, and the Author of "The Terrorist's Son" shares how he chose a life of peace and respect for others instead of following in his father's footsteps.
On Thursday, November 13, I dropped down in my seat at the hearing room of the House Armed Services Committee on the Administration's Strategy and Military Campaign against ISIL, a little depressed at what was to come. More war, less hope for peace. Just two days earlier, on Veterans Day, I was at the widely advertised and well attended "Concert for Valor" on the National Mall. Veterans Day was previously known as Armistice Day, started after WWI as a day to celebrate an end to war. Now it's a day to glorify warriors, and I was threatened with arrest for having a sign that read "Celebrate the Peacemakers."
Act now to persuade VP Biden to show tough love and challenge American Jewish leaders' de-facto support for expanded settlements, the demolition of Palestinian homes, segregated bus lines, and the source of many of the tensions we're seeing now, the "Judaization" of East Jerusalem.
Marcus T Anthony (PhD) is a futurist of the human mind, writer and spiritual adviser. His web site is www.mind-futures.com. The following is an extract from his upcoming book, Champion of the Soul. Though the passage uses masculine pronouns, a Champion of the Soul can equally be male or female. The Champion of the […]
Jacob George's suicide last month — a few days after President Obama announced that the US was launching its war against ISIS — opens a deep, terrible hole in the national identity. George: singer, banjo player, poet, peace warrior, vet. He served three tours in Afghanistan. He brought the war home. He tried to repair the damage
The people are rising with recent major events including the Ferguson October massive march to end police brutality and racism in St. Louis, the European-wide day of actions against the Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Agreement (TAFTA) and the Global Frackdown.
Ban Ki-moon, Secretary General of The United Nations, told Betsy Sawyer, her students and assembled guests at the JFK Presidential Library that their afterschool "peace club is an inspiration to the world."
One initiative that is expanding throughout religious and spiritual groups, as well as on blogs and other social media sites is globally synchronized meditation/prayer gatherings.
Throughout our society is a misguided, socially polarized perspective. No matter the subject, no matter the related tangential beliefs, the divergence can be summarized via one simple divider – institutionalization or individuation.
War never brings peace, it always sows the seeds for future wars. War can't stop terrorism because war is terrorism and always breeds further terrorist attacks
Maybe it's the world economy and the tension and wars everywhere, or maybe I'm just getting more sensitive. In any case, there is still energy to be healed around this date, so in that way, 9/11 offers us all a gift; an opportunity to face our fears and to grow beyond them.
The speaker is Andres Gutierrez of Nonviolent Peaceforce, a nonprofit organization that has engaged in peacekeeping work in troubled regions of the world for the last decade.
The Internet is full of articles and videos speculating that it's the end for us. While what is to come is up in the air, we do have our work to do: to go within and envision and create something new, conscious of the sacredness of life and the oneness of the divine within us all. So hold steady and stay in the heart… end-time marks the end of evil, not the end of love.
Protests against militarized police, environmental destruction and the Israeli government have intensified around the US.
Sixty-nine years ago at 8:15 a.m., the United States dropped an atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima. Destruction from the bomb was massive — shock waves, radiation and heat rays took the lives of some 140,000 people — nearly half of the town's population. Three days later, the United States dropped a second atomic bomb on the Japanese Nagasaki killing another 74,000. At Hiroshima's Peace Memorial Park and next to e A-bomb Dome (one of the few structures that withstood the blast) , blast survivor Koji Hosokawa, who was 17 years old at the time, talks with Amy Goodman of Democracy Now! His 13-year-old sister, Yoko, died in the bombing.
Amy Goodman (Democracy Now!): "This is almost 69 years later. It was the United States that dropped the atomic bomb. How do you feel when Americans come here (to Hiroshima)?"
Koji Hosokawa: "I hate war rather than the people of the United States. I hate war. War makes everyone crazy."


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On Tuesday some light was shed on why the Nats were probably never actually in on former Cy Young winner David Price.
Nationals Talk
Here is a look at the seven trades made between Washington and Oakland in the last three years, and what we know about their results so far.
Former Nationals catcher Brian Schneider has joined the minor league coaching ranks, accepting the manager job for the Class-A Jupiter Hammerheads.
Second baseman Brian Roberts and the New York Yankees have agreed to a $2 million, one-year contract, according to a person familiar with the negotiations.
As much as they wanted to sign a free agent left-hander, the Nationals couldn't justify the contracts ultimately given to Boone Logan, J.P. Howell and Javier Lopez.


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- Torrington football beats Crosby, 75-57, in one of highest-scoring games ever
- UConn hockey upsets No. 11 Vermont, 2-1, in Hartford
- An ordinary day marked an eventful occasion at the Yale Bowl
- Ryan Boatright scores 20 as UConn men outlast Dayton, 75-64, in Puerto Rico
- Report: Legendary West Haven head coach Ed McCarthy may not retire after all
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Most Heartbreaking Moments in Connecticut Sports History
- Updated: July 3, 2013
The Laettner Shot
It was the Dream Season. Then, it came to a nightmarish end.
In 1990, UConn basketball transformed from Big East also-ran into national power. The Huskies stormed through the regular season at 28-5, captured the Big East championship, and earned the school's first-ever No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. But UConn fans were about to experience the heartbreak that comes with the madness of March–at the hands of one of college basketball's most reviled villains.
Two days earlier, the Huskies had survived an all-time classic of a game against Clemson, winning on a Tate George shot from the baseline at the buzzer.
But after leading 3rd-seeded Duke 78-77 with 2.6 seconds to go, UConn watched as Christian Laettner buried the less-famous of his NCAA Tournament buzzer-beaters, ending the dream.
Duke went on to play in the national championship game that year, and then won it all in 1991 and '92, thanks to a more famous shot by Christian Laettner at the buzzer in the 1992 Elite Eight. Though the Huskies would get their revenge against Mike Kryzyzewski and the Blue Devils nine years later in the NCAA championship game, the 1990 team will always wonder what might have been. You gotta hate Christian Laettner.


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The Future is Already Here: Advanced Stats and BoltProspectsSubmitted by mike on July 11, 2012 - 16:34
The revolution in hockey analysis, late-developing and centered around the increased reliance on statistical information, has been underway for some time now. A small and marginalized movement in the past for various reasons, advanced analysis has gained such widespread traction that its relevance and influence is no longer deniable. That isn't to say that advanced stats are close to or ever will be the panacea for evaluating hockey players and teams. As Robert Vollman, one of the leading hockey statisticians out there, explained in the foreword to his recently-released 2011-2012 Player Usage Charts:
"...objective hockey analysis acts a useful supplement to everybody's own experience-based understanding of the game..."
Part of a larger sports trend, this shift, predictably, has faced some well-reasoned skepticism (for example, Daniel Wagner's Kierkegaard, Choice and the Limitations of Advanced Statistics) and, from traditionalists, prolonged resistance and outright disavowals (here's looking at you, Brian Burke and Mike Milbrury). At present, there's a very charged discourse surrounding the merits of advanced statistics but, no matter one's take, clearly a new era in professional hockey has dawned when the powers that be are attending conferences on sports analysis, teams (including the Lightning) are adding analysts to their operational staff and mainstream sources are catching on. For these reasons alone, it's worth keeping up with the times.
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Observations from Day 5 of Tampa Bay's prospect development campSubmitted by mike on July 8, 2012 - 12:46
The final day of camp was comprised entirely of half-ice, 3-on-3 tournament action between six groups:
Team Brewer - Devos, Milan, Mullin, Witkowski
Team Hedman - Koekkoek, Namestnikov, Nesterov, Paquette
Team Lecavalier - Bradley, Brown, Gotovets, Landry
Team Malone - Clarke, Gauthier, McNally, Peca
Team St. Louis - Blujus, Czarnik, Dotchin, Richard
Team Stamkos - Hart, Langelier-Parent, Sergeev, Sustr
Following are the takeaways from watching as much as Day 5's scrimmages as I could individually focus on:
Prospect Camp Observations - Day 3Submitted by chad on July 7, 2012 - 10:53
By Mike Gallimore
The third day of camp opened Thursday with goalies-only instruction followed by a mixture of power skating sessions, passing and shooting drills, which I saw the bulk of but could not stay to see in their entirety.
Following are just a few takeaways from watching Day 3's on-ice action:
Prospect Camp Observations - Days 1 & 2Submitted by chad on July 6, 2012 - 16:42
By Mike Gallimore
Day 1
With a national holiday Wednesday, promising a lighter workload and an afternoon excursion to see the Rays looming, the Lightning's prospects and invitees took to the ice for several sessions Tuesday morning and afternoon. As GM Steve Yzerman took the time to stress, this camp is strictly a tool for presenting the culture of professional hockey, getting a feel for each player's conditioning, abilities and, in the case of returning participants, progression and provide some structured learning opportunities.
Lightning Free Agency and Trade Season PreviewSubmitted by chad on June 30, 2012 - 19:09
The NHL free agency period starts July 1 and while the Lightning were active in past years, the shallow pool of players available this year may mean they spend more time observing than participating.
It's no secret the Lightning need a defenseman and Assistant General Manager Julien Brisebois recently told the Syracuse Post-Standard the team plans to add two blueliners before the fall. A look at the numbers says that's true.
Lightning Head Coach Guy Boucher frequently dresses seven defensemen and the team could easily carry eight on the roster throughout the year.
Expected to start the season on the Tampa Bay defense are Victor Hedman, Eric Brewer, Brian Lee, Brendan Mikkelson, Marc-Andre Bergeron, and Keith Aulie. The first hole is in the top-4, where someone like free agent Ryan Suter of Nashville would fit perfectly. Of course, he'd fit "perfectly†on to 29 other NHL rosters, too.
The Lightning were bombarded with injuries on the backline last year, led by veteran Mattias Ohlund missing the entire year with knee problems. While Ohlund is trying to make a comeback, that may not happen until next year – if at all. The bottom line is Lightning General Manager Steve Yzerman likely isn't counting on any contribution from the veteran Swede.
Speaking of Yzerman, he recently told the Tampa Bay Times that if he can't get defensive additions through free agency or trade, he could look to the AHL for help. The options there include frequent flier Evan Oberg, reigning AHL Defenseman of the Year Mark Barberio, or hard-hitting Radko Gudas, who was arguably Norfolk's best defenseman in their Calder Cup run last season. Gudas is also a right-handed shot, which is craved by Tampa Bay.


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"Best one yet"
Yes. It's a good series though sometimes its just more of the same (but the "same" has npbeen good enough for me to consume them all). This one was head and shoulders above the rest.
Great division in both voices and character styles. They really sound great and never get muddied with other characters.
I can't wait for the next one.
"Great listen!"
The story is awesome and Christian Rummel does so many different voices! He is the best narrator yet!
"Enjoy the continue story of the battles"
Yes, I would listen to it many times. It pulls on my imagination as the story is told.
He very good. I like the way he reads the story.
There may be some repetition of the stories but over all I enjoy the stories and want the next book to be written quickly to see how the fleet will handle the problems they face. Great job.
"For Light Space Opera, this series is a winner"
This is an entertaining series with good characters, space battles, and lots of action. Sometimes these space opera type series get too bogged down with political intrigue, etc. but the author strikes an excellent balance that keeps the story moving along. I read a great deal of serious material for work and appreciate being able to escape with some light listening that still doesn't insult my intelligence. Worth the credit for all the books in the series.
"hear what the universal fixing device is, funny"
I have loved these books from the beginning. Cannot wait till the next book comes out.
"Keep Them Coming!"
I have loved this series all the way through. The addition of new aliens to the mix and the challenge to our prejudices and biases is great. This is an awesome new entry to the series and sets up so much more... I am anxiously awaiting book 3!
"Worth Reading"
If you are just starting out in the Lost Fleet series, this is not the place to start. Go back to book 1 and see if it is really your kinda book.
For those who are in the thick of the series I can say I enjoyed listening to much of this book. Don't get me wrong it is really just more of the same as the previous books but I still felt it moved fast and was enjoyable. It was also done well enough to have me looking forward to the next book in the series.
My only gripes story wise was that it was as I said more of the same and that Campbell uses a few too many tropes. Mostly this is a minor issue overall but it is annoying at times.
Narration wise, Rummel has his own style which at first can be a bit dry but overall I never felt distracted from the work. Also like much else here he does his reading exactly like the past books so if you liked him before, this is more of the same.
So I can say in the end it is worth listening to if you are caught up but nothing new which is not all that bad if you've liked things so far.
"More excellent adventure from Jack Campbell"
I started this series at the recommendation of Steve Gibson and would recommend these books without hesitation
I would recommend starting at the first book and buying them all.
Christian Rummel is a professional who is worthy of my respect. This is the class of narrator that brings the story to life. I don't hear the narrator, I just hear the story.
En Dieu Ma Foy
"That's How You Make a Second Book Pop!"
One of the most complicated things to do in writing is make your second book of a new series just as interesting and involving as the first without being predictable. Jack Campbell (John G. Hemry) pulls this off with a masterstroke in Invincible. Even though this is in reality a continuation of a previous series, Dreadnaught was a best seller and put Hemry in the spotlight for new readers to see. Many have gone back and read the previous series to get caught up, only to find that Dreadnaught was not a fluke. Hemry has been here the entire time writing great sci-fi fiction and doing it with real world physics and war situations. For the war strategist Hemry is a godsend. Here is a writer that not only thinks like a warrior, but also like a politician and can see both signs of the diplomatic coin. So not only are his battles theoretically spot on, but his political wars are just as authentic. Hemry goes the distance in Invincible and proves that war strategy and political strategy don't have to be boring. Fictional though his universe might be Hemry has taken the physical, mental, and philisophical of our reality and melded it seamlessly with his creation. Hemry proves yet again that great Sci-Fi doesn't have to be all futuristic and fiction.
Christian Rummel is back for the second book of this series and just as he did in Dreadnaught, he hits it out of the park. Is there an award I can nominate him for? His reading of the Lost Fleet series was superb, but he has continued to put forward great performances in both books of Beyond The Frontier. Using his words I could visually see the story in my mind's eye, and for that I thank him. He truly knows how to bring a book to life.


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Panty-raider on prowl
The Oxford Police Department is investigating the theft of women's lingerie from local female college students.
OPD has recently received four reports of someone entering a residence of four different female college students and taking several items of lingerie.
Anyone with information or needing to report similar incidents contact OPD Investigation Division at 232-2400. (June 25, 2010, Page 2A)
Princeton grad rides his bike home from school
Peter Dunbar wanted to ride home from school on his bicycle, and he wanted his four friends to join him.
The catch was his school is Princeton University in New Jersey and his home is in Oxford. (June 25, 2010, Page 1B)
Jobless rate rises again
After three months of steadily declining unemployment, the community's jobless rate reversed course and started climbing again. While unemployment increased in May, some other new reports indicate the economy is continuing to rebound from what's been described as the worse recession since the Great Depression. (June 25, 2010, Page 1A)
UM research center gets $31.7M to expand
The University of Mississippi has been awarded $31.7 million to expand the Thad Cochran Research Center, the primary research facility of the School of Pharmacy's National Center for Natural Products Research. (June 25, 2010, Page 1A)
Scammers taking shot at homebuyer tax credit
Prison inmates getting homebuyer tax credits? What's going on with the program intended to stimulate the economy and help people get into the home market? Editor Don Whitten takes a look at the recent report that scammers are getting millions from the program. (June 25, 2010, Page 4A)
Lighting installed, power to be connected soon at boat landing
Getting your boat into the water might be a little easier in the evening at Coontown Crossing boat dock at Sardis Lake from now on. Power is expected to be connected to the new lights that have been installed at the boat landing on Sardis Lake. (June 24, 2010, Page 2a)
UM mascot vote starts Monday
To be a Rebel or not to be a Rebel is not the question. It's more about what does a Rebel look like?
That is what members of the University of Mississippi Mascot Selection Committee hope to answer this summer as they move into phase three of the selection process on Monday. (June 24, 2010, Page 1a)
Local Red Cross gets more responsibility
Red Cross is cutting its 13 chapters in Mississippi down to five due to financial strain over the past two years but the change benefits Oxford by turning the local service station into one of the headquarters for the newly formed Northwest Mississippi Red Cross Chapter. Bebo Howell, the executive director of the local Red Cross office, said many details of the restructuring haven't been determined. (June 24, 2010, Page 1a)
Three Rivers gets grant for recycling tires
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Adorable, spacious DC property
I've just returned from a six night stay in DC and the Monticello Hotel in Georgetown. It was a wonderful place to be. It was very clean, superbly maintained, and in a wonderful location mere steps off M street. I'd return without hesitation. At three stars it certainly is at the top of the heap and would compete fairly with many four star properties I've stayed. Barnes and Noble is right across the street, the beloved cafe/bakery/eatery La Madelaine is a minute or less away, the Metro at Foggy Bottom wasn't more than 10 minutes away and the 'Georgetown feel' of the place is just too good to pass up. If you're looking for well-priced value, I can't imagine a better place to hang your hat while in DC.
Great Family Hotel
Just returned from a four night stay at hotel Monticello. I tagged along with my wife who was on business to serve as babysitter to our infant daughter. The hotel is an all suite with the rooms having a sitting room and bedroom area both of which have televisions. It had a nice sized all marble bath. Prior to our arrival they had a crib placed in our room for our daughter. The staff was ultra friendly and went out of their way to meet our needs and that of our baby. It is a lovely hotel right off of M street in the heart of Georgetown. It is close to the zoo and a Metro connector bus ride from two Metro stops. Monticello is a wonderful hotel that I can not say enough good things about.
Regular Guest: Wonderful Hotel
I travel to Washington D.C. at least monthly, and discovered the Monticello Hotel by accident at the beginning of 2004. I could not have been more thrilled at the level of accommodation: twice as much as I expected. As a result I will not stay anywhere else, and always ask for my regular room (Standard: very spacious, perfectly decorated and spotlessly clean every time). The amenities are over and above what other hotels offer, and I would classify this hotel as a 4 star, not 3. Superb staff and breakfast and newspaper in the mornings. The location could not be better and is a short taxi hop to most attractions outside of Georgetown. And what could be better than a location next door to the Barnes & Noble and one of the best Italian restaurants in D.C? I work with foreign dignitaries, many have since discovered the hotel through me, and will place their business and private visitors at the Monticello. My only worry now is that too many visitors will book rooms and leave no vacancy for my regular stays!
Great location and great facility
My wife and I stayed four nights in July. The room (103) was a real suite with a living area and a sleeping area separated by French doors. It was spacious, very well well-appointed, and clean. The location is great - one-half block from M Street with many very good restaurants, about a block and a half from the Georgetown Connection shuttle bus stop which will take you right to the Foggy Bottom Metro Station for a dollar. (Get a Metro tranfer ticket on your return and ride for 35 cents.) From the Foggy Bottom Metro station you can get within a 10 minute walk of anywhere in D.C. The staff was helpful and pleasant. For what we got the room for, twice the price still would have been a good deal.
Picture Perfect
I just got back from staying at the Hotel Monticello for two nights (December 26 - December 28) as a Christmas present from my husand. It was our first time in Washington D.C. and this hotel was in a great location. Georgetown was very nice, however, kinda pricey. The hotel was wonderful, the only drawback was that we had no view from our room (just looking into windows of another hotel literally a stones' throw away). We got there early and were able to check in without any problems. We upgraded our room to a King suite since there was no tub in the Queen suite we had. Since the hotel is small it felt like we were the only people there. I also liked the fact that all the rooms are suites so we had a sitting area as well as the bedroom. This place is out of the way from Downtown D.C. but its only about a $8.00 cab ride from the Capitol which is all the way on the other side of the city. Its a 10 minute walk to the nearest trainstation (Foggybottom) but they have a shuttle bus that you can take there. I would highly recommend this place and will stay here again on my next trip to D.C.
Wonderful place!
I stayed at the Monticello for two nights Nov 14 and 15. The hotel is wonderfully located in Georgetown, right off M Street where all the shops and restaurants are located. I was very impressed with the room it was huge! I stayed in a room with two double beds; it also had a small fridge, microwave, coffee pot, and, surprisingly, glasses for red wine, white wine, and champagne. The room and bathroom were impeccably clean. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I will definitely stay there again.
Great place!
I would definately recommend this hotel to the D.C. traveler. It's in a great location in Georgetown, the front desk employees are very helpful and nice, the room was just awesome! Great location, room, and service for the price. I would definately stay there again on my next visit to D.C.
Truly Enjoyed Staying Here
Our family of four truly enjoyed staying here. The room was spotless. I felt as if we were in some quaint european city. I can't not say enough for how clean if was. The people at the front desk, even the maintenance man/gardener was extremely helpful during our visit to Washington, DC. Underground parking was convenient.
A very pleasant surprise
This hotel was completely surpassed my expectations. My room (103) was large, comfortable and quiet. Best hotel bed I've slept in in a long time. Nice, marble bathroom. My suite did not have a full kitchen, just a frig, microwave and coffee pot, all in the bathroom. Met my needs just fine. Continental breakfast was set out in the lobby and you could bring it back to your room. I was visiting someone in Georgetown, so the location was perfect. Plenty of restaurants and shopping right out the door, and the walk to the metro was pleasant and not too long. The personnel were friendly and helpful. There was no doorman, so if you want a cab you have to walk up to M street (about three doors down) and hail one yourself. I didn't mind, but I might have if I had a lot of luggage. I will definitely stay there again.
Overstated luxury
Charming hotel, overstated luxury. The "multi-million dollar renovation" missed room 608 where we stayed. One bedroom ceiling was badly water stained. The closet door was so swollen it did not come within 2 inches of the door frame. The shower grout was more black than white. The carpet was cut and patched. The kitchen appliances dated from the 50's or 60's. Which would have been ok had the dishwasher been clean enough to use. We never saw the doorman pictured in the on-line literature, however, the staff at the front desk was very gracious in helping us find our way around DC.
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A man suffered a puncture wound to the chest and almost lost an ear in a fight that left three in hospital and led to five arrests.
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"We are treating the incident as affray and are appealing for anyone who may have heard or seen anything unusual to come forward."
Police have released the five on bail, without charge, while officers take statements. They are also carrying out forensic tests on various items including a smashed mirror.
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