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Not all elements on your landing page matter. You'll have to take your best guess in prioritizing what to test first.
You've looked at your site analytics and success metrics, and compared those with your core business objectives. You probably know what page or pages are vital to your conversion action and a basic understanding (or at least, an assumption) of what your audience is trying to accomplish when they come to your site. But even with all this information, how do you know what elements on your landing page are worth tuning and testing?
The first thing to keep in mind is that not all elements on your landing page matter. More likely than not, a few key changes to your page will result in the biggest conversion rate improvement. That means there are countless other changes you could make that won't help your conversions at all. You'll have to take your best, informed guess in prioritizing what to test first. Many landing page deficiencies fall into the following classes of problems.
Page Structure
Page structure defines how the real estate on your page is organized and used. By changing the sizes and positions of various page sections, you can dramatically impact the emphasis that key areas receive. Look at your landing page and consider how you might change and test any of these elements:
Information Architecture
Information architecture creates a mental map of how your site works, and how your visitors can interact with it. Typical information architecture-related test elements include:
Presentation mainly has to do with the format in which you deliver your message. It has a lot to do with the look and feel of your site.
Typical presentation testing elements include:
Emphasis is about the relative importance that you place on something. Does your landing page try to draw attention to multiple items? This is a common conversion problem, because it generally distracts the visitor rather than focusing attention on the main conversion action. Ways you can test elements of emphasis include:
If you were thinking about your landing page as you read the lists above, I'll bet a few of them jumped out at you as things that might be worth testing. Maybe you're concerned about how your page is organized, or the tone of the writing. Perhaps you're concerned that you've got too many links on your landing page. Look at your data and see how your traffic is flowing. Are visitors doing anything to avoid clicking your button? Maybe alternate wording should be tested. Are people bailing out of your form before completing it? Consider testing fewer fields or different field labels. Use your data, and your own good sense, to come up with a short list of items you think could have an impact on conversion, and start testing an alternate version. But be warned: not every hunch you have will be a home-run. Through the course of testing, you are likely to test elements that make no difference in your conversion, and some that actually drag down conversion rates. But every test will add to your understanding of what performs best for your product/service and your audience.
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When A Hipster Mentions Beer Nog Today...
Posted by Alan McLeod on Wednesday, December 25, 2013 in Canada, Festivals and Gatherings, Beer Art, Language and Writing, Beer and Media - 2 comments
... remember this is what Gen X Canadians think you are talking about. • Merry Christmas!!
Last Batch Of Yuletide 2013 Beery Photos
Posted by Alan McLeod on Sunday, December 15, 2013 in Contests, Festivals and Gatherings, About A Good Beer Blog And Its Readers - 1 comment
Yuletide. Sorta was on party duty there from 4:30 pm Friday to this morning. We still don't have tree. Shovelled the driveway this morning. Planning to check the budget against actual mid-month spending. Planning to write about beer in Ontario from 1783-1795. Need to clean the house. Watch some …
Growing Share By Issuing Event Tickets?
Posted by Alan McLeod on Thursday, October 24, 2013 in Australia, Beer Industry Marketing, Festivals and Gatherings
This is an interesting story out of Australia: • Pourage rights at sporting stadiums and sporting events around the nation give beer companies exclusive access to large crowds for a short period of time, for example at a V8 Supercar event, an Australian Rules football match or a National Rugby …
Congrats To The Early Compliant Entrants!!
Posted by Alan McLeod on Monday, October 14, 2013 in Thinking About Beer, Festivals and Gatherings, Beer Art, Language and Writing - 10 comments
When I used to work in fringe IT, the sort propped by government grants, it was always fun to consider the correlation between the firms named as key sponsors of trade events and the awards given at the inevitable gala. It is interesting to note, then, the commentary on a couple of recent batches …
Albany Ale: Join Us For, Yes, An Ale In Albany
Posted by Alan McLeod on Friday, October 4, 2013 in Albany Ale Project, Festivals and Gatherings
Boring Tuesday's Review Of Beer Thought
Posted by Alan McLeod on Tuesday, October 1, 2013 in Festivals and Gatherings, Beer and Law, Beer and Media - 4 comments
Is there anything more boring than Tuesday? Really, Monday still has that lingering hint of the weekend and on Friday you are almost there. Wednesday is hump day, God's little reminder that you can get to closer to the end instead of being still closer to the start. And Thursday is better than …
Gold: "Whatever It Is... That Ain't Right"
Posted by Alan McLeod on Sunday, June 23, 2013 in Beer Industry Marketing, Thinking About Beer, Festivals and Gatherings - 2 comments
Craig forwarded me this Australian video titled Shit Beer Geeks Say which has likely been seen before but which is as good a counterpoint there is out there in contrast to 2010's fawning and even a bit creepy "I Am A Craft Beer Unpaid Brand Ambassador"... whatever that is. • Reminds me. We … read more »
Albany Ale: Mainstream Media's Willpower Is Crushed!!!
Posted by Alan McLeod on Thursday, April 18, 2013 in Albany Ale Project, Festivals and Gatherings, Beer and Media - 2 comments
It has been clear from the first inklings that there was a big story on Albany brewing that has yet to be told that there's been a silent force out there keeping us down. Mainstream media. There. I've said it. Whew! What a relief. I've been keeping that in for some long. You have no idea. But now …
Big US Craft Apparently Has Bifurcated Lobbyitus
Posted by Alan McLeod on Wednesday, March 27, 2013 in Crafty Schismists, Beer Industry Marketing, Festivals and Gatherings, Beer and Economics, Beer and Law - 4 comments
Interesting piece on the impending decisions to be made in relation to Federal excise taxation for beer in the US over at MSN Money today: • ...The Brewer's Employment and Excise Relief (BEER) Act, which is promoted by Washington-based beer industry group The Beer Institute, is expected to be …
Just What We Need: A State Controlled Beer Festival!
Posted by Alan McLeod on Sunday, March 24, 2013 in Festivals and Gatherings, Beer and Law
This has to be one of the saddest examples of government control in the beer world that I have seen recently: • The P.E.I. Liquor Control Commission is looking for a partner to start a new beer festival to be held in Charlottetown this fall. Jamie MacLeod, a spokesman for the commission, said it …


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Merry Christmas and a Happy New YearTuesday, December 23rd, 2014
The Last Reel homecoming premiereTuesday, December 9th, 2014
The homecoming premiere of Hanuman Films' The Last Reel was a huge success on the opening night of the Cambodia International Film Festival at Major Cineplex, Aeon Mall, Phnom Penh.
Many of The Last Reel team were there to enjoy the moment, including Director Sotho Kulikar (pictured above), actors Ma Rynet (Sophoun), Dy Saveth (Srey Mom/Sothea), Sok Sothun (Vichea) and Rous Mony (Veasna), Writer/Producer Ian Masters; Producer Murray Pope, Nick Ray and many more. Ma Rynet scooped the CIFF Talent Award 2014 reflecting her commanding performance as the lead actress in The Last Reel. Meanwhile some of the team from the Tokyo International Film Festival and the Japan Foundation flew in to Cambodia especially to present The Last Reel Director Sotho Kulikar with her engraved Spirit of Asia Award, with the Japanese Ambassador on hand to welcome them in the kingdom. Two festivals and two awards for those involved in The Last Reel, what an achievement.
Our sincere thanks go out to everyone involved in making the Cambodia premiere a special night, including the Cambodia International Film Festival team, the organisers, the sponsors and all those who turned out in force to make it so memorable. Particular thanks to the Minister of Culture H.E. Phoeurng Sackona (pictured below with the The Last Reel team) and the Minister of Information H.E. Khieu Kanharith for attending the opening night. There were many other VIPs and faces from the filmmaking community there and we hope everyone enjoyed the film. Our thanks to our supporters Sabay for some great photographs on the night.
Honour for HanumanTuesday, November 25th, 2014
Hanuman named as the top South Coast tour operator.
With the 3rd Sea Festival looming large in Koh Kong Province, Cambodia in December, Hanuman are proud to have received an award from the Cambodia Ministry of Tourism as the No 1 inbound tour operator for the South Coast region, at the recent Coastal Tourism Development 2014 ceremony held in Koh Kong. The Tourism Minister, HE Thong Khon presented the certificate of appreciation to Hanuman's Managing Director, Mrs Tan Sotho. With the South Coast presenting so many opportunities for relaxation and recreation for visitors, from the revival of the resort of Kep, the waterways of Kampot and Koh Kong and of course the beaches and off-shore islands of Sihanoukville, the rewards of spending time in this part of the country is being enjoyed by more visitors to Cambodia each year. The Sea Festival is expected to attract 200,000 people to Koh Kong between 12-14 December with a number of sports and entertainment events included in the festivities.
Bon Om Tuk returns to CambodiaThursday, November 13th, 2014
The Water Festival, known as Bon Om Tuk in the Khmer language, is one of the most eagerly-awaited festivals of the Cambodian calendar. It is celebrated every November and marks a unique reversal of the flow of the Tonle Sap River into the Great Lake. It also commemorates the end of the rainy season. Nearly every town and province joins in the festival with boat races, though by far the biggest festivities take place in Phnom Penh with the best of the country's boats taking part in races for three days in front of the Royal Palace, and attended by the King. The races draw an enthusiastic audience from the provinces, who use the opportunity to pour into the capital and the celebrations, which include concerts, fireworks and general merriment, attracts several million people each year. Hanuman Films caught some of the festivities at the 2014 festival, held last week, after a three-year hiatus.
New performances in Siem ReapMonday, November 10th, 2014
The success of the six-nights per week Plae Pakaa performances from the artists of Cambodian Living Arts at the National Museum in Phnom Penh, Cambodia during the tourist high season, will now extend to Siem Reap, the gateway to the majestic Angkor temples. Starting from 17 November, the Wat Bo Pagoda in the heart of Siem Reap will host one-of-a-kind experiences for visitors allowing them to connect to Cambodia's rich heritage through arts and music dating back to the 8th century. Over 40 local artists from the Wat Bo Shadow Puppet Troupe and the Sounds of Angkor – 15 centuries of Khmer music – will be involved, providing the artists with much-needed regular income. Performances will last 45-60 minutes and be available Monday-Saturday at 6:45pm.
The Plae Pakaa shows in the capital of Phnom Penh have become a major attraction for tourists, who are able to watch Cambodia's artistic traditions thrive and flourish, all thanks to the foresight and hard work of Cambodian Living Arts. The six-nights a week shows in Phnom Penh have already started their high season run again and are recommended viewing and start at 7pm. The Phnom Penh program is as follows:
CHILDREN OF BASSAC – A Snapshot of Cambodia through Dance (Mondays & Thursdays)
MAK THERNG – The Quest for Love & Justice (Tuesdays & Fridays)
THE SPIRIT WITHIN – Rediscovery of Cambodian Identity (Wednesdays & Saturdays).
Timeless LaosTuesday, August 26th, 2014
Laos remains one of the most authentic locations in Asia. See it soon.
According to Lonely Planet writer Nick Ray, Laos, long a forgotten backwater, combines some of the best elements of Southeast Asia in one bite-sized destination. If you want a guidebook that does the same, get a copy of the Lonely Planet guide to Laos, which came out earlier this year, and is filled with detailed information on what to see and enjoy in this charming and authentic country. Over 340 pages with great tips, maps, photographs and recommendations that will help make your visit so much more enjoyable. The LP Laos Top 10 is a listing of what you must not miss. Here it is:
1 – Luang Prabang. 2 – Si Phan Don. 3 – The Gibbon Experience. 4 – Vang Vieng. 5 – River Trips. 6 – Trekking & Homestays. 7 – Vieng Xai Caves. 8 – Bolaven Plateau. 9 – Tham Kong Lo. 10 – Vientiane.
So what makes Luang Prabang the No 1 attraction? Hemmed in by the Mekong and Khan rivers, this timeless city of temples is a travel editor's dream: rich in royal history, saffron-clad monks, stunning river views, world-class French cuisine and the best boutique accommodation in Southeast Asia. Hire a bike and explore the tropical peninsula's backstreets, take a cooking class, go on an elephant trek or just ease back with a restful massage at one of the many affordable spas. Prepare to adjust your timetable and stay a little longer than planned.
Water Festival is backThursday, August 21st, 2014
The Water Festival in Cambodia is to return to Phnom Penh this year for the first time since 2010, when a stampede on a bridge packed with revellers killed more than 350 people. Officials announced recently that the traditional event, which marks the end of the rainy season and the reversing course of the Tonle Sap, will be held over three days. 5, 6 and 7 November have been earmarked for the festival, which will be held in front of the capital's Royal Palace. With its longboat races, colourful atmosphere and the presence of royalty, the Water Festival has long attracted packed crowds to the city, creating a shoulder-to-shoulder party that can number more than a million people. After the disaster of 2010, in 2011 the government cancelled the festival due to mass flooding. In 2012, the reason given was the death of the late King Father Norodom Sihanouk, who died in October, just weeks before the event is usually held. Last year, flooding was again cited as the reason. A smaller version of the event is also held in Siem Reap.
No 1 Best-Selling Guide to CambodiaMonday, August 18th, 2014
The latest Lonely Planet guide to Cambodia has just been published. Read on.
Despite having the eighth wonder of the world in its backyard, Cambodia's real treasure is its people, says the introduction to the brand new Lonely Planet guide to Cambodia, that hit bookshops this month. Hanuman agrees. Siem Reap and Phnom Penh may be the heavyweights, but to some extent they are a bubble, a world away from the Cambodia of the countryside, it continues. Well you can see for yourself by getting a copy, whether its the print edition or online. There are 370 pages of great tips, maps, photos and recommendations that will enhance your visit to Cambodia and here is LP's Top 10 of what you must not miss:
1 – Siem Reap & Temples of Angkor. 2 – Phnom Penh. 3 – Sihanoukville. 4 – Battambang. 5 – Kampot & Kep. 6 – Mondulkiri. 7 – Ratanakiri. 8 – Kratie. 9 – Prasat Preah Vihear. 10 – Khmer Cuisine.
It's obvious why Siem Reap and the Angkor Temples made it to the top spot. LP confirms why: One of the world's most magnificent sights, the temples of Angkor are so much better than the superlatives. Choose from Angkor Wat, the world's largest religious building: Bayon, one of the world's weirdest, with its immense stone faces: or Ta Prohm, where nature runs amok. Buzzing Siem Reap, with a superb selection of restaurants and bars, is the base for temple exploration. Beyond lie floating villages on the Tonle Sap lake, adrenalin-fuelled activities like quad biking and ziplining, and such cultured pursuits as cooking classes and birdwatching.
Khmer cuisine made it into the Top 10 so its worth hearing why LP included it: Everyone has tried Thai and Vietnamese specialities before they hit the region, but Khmer cuisine remains under the culinary radar. Amok (baked fish with lemongrass, chilli and coconut) is the national dish, but sumptuous seafood and fresh-fish dishes are plentiful, including Kep crab infused with Kampot pepper. It wouldn't be Asia without street snacks and Cambodia delivers everything from noodles (mee) and congee (bobor; rice porridge) to deep-fried tarantulas and roasted crickets. With subtle spices and delicate herbs , Cambodian food is an unexpected epicurean experience.
Myanmar is THE place to goSaturday, August 2nd, 2014
The Lonely Planet guide to Myanmar is hot off the press. It's definitely worth reading especially as previously off-limits areas are opening up and the crowds are heading to Myanmar in ever-increasing numbers.
The brand new Lonely Planet guide to Myanmar, 425 pages of hotel and eating suggestions, maps, photographs and recommendations that will help you to plan your perfect visit from your armchair at home. Their Myanmar Top 10 is a listing of what you must include in your itinerary, and here it is:
1 – Shwedagon Paya. 2- Inle Lake. 3- Bagan. 4 – Mrauk U. 5 – Kalaw. 6 – Pyin Oo Lwin. 7 – Mt Kyaiktiyo (Golden Rock). 8 – Mawlamyine. 9 – Hsipaw. 10 – Myeil Arcgipelago.
So why did the Shwedagon Paya come in at number 1? Is there a more stunning monument to religion in Southeast Asia? We don't think so – says LP. In fact, the sheer size and mystical aura of Yangon's guilded masterpiece may even cause you to question your inner atheist. But it's not all about quiet contemplation: Shwedagon Paya is equal parts religious pilgrimage and amusement park, and your visit may coincide with a noisy ordination ceremony or fantastic fortune-telling session. If you're looking for one reason to linger in Yangon before heading upcountry, this is it. Make sure Myanmar is on your radar.
Vietnam – courtesy of Lonely PlanetMonday, July 21st, 2014
Lonely Planet Guide to Vietnam – A Mecca for foodies and a paradise for beach bums, Vietnam is also loaded with cultural interest.
Sensory Overload
Unforgettable experiences are everywhere in Vietnam.
There's the sublime: gazing over a surreal seascape of limestone islands from the deck of a Chinese junk in Halong Bay.
The ridiculous: taking 10 minutes just to cross the street through a tsunami of motorbikes in Hanoi.
The inspirational: exploring the world's most spectacular cave systems in Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park.
The comical: watching a moped loaded with oinking pigs weave a wobbly route along a country lane.
And the contemplative: witnessing a solitary grave in a cemetery of tens of thousands of war victims.
A Culinary Superpower
The Thais may grumble but in South-East Asia nothing really comes close: Vietnamese food is that good. Incredibly subtle in its flavours and outstanding in its diversity, Vietnamese cooking is a fascinating draw for travellers – the dozens of cooking schools in Hoi An are testament to this. Geography plays a crucial role, with Chinese flavours influencing the soups of northern Vietnam, spices sparking up southern cuisine and myriad herbs and complex techniques typifying the central region, rightly renowned as Vietnam's epicurean epicentre.
Thrills & Chills
If you've got the bills, Vietnam's got the thrills and chills. Some activities require physical effort, like motorbiking up the jaw-dropping Hai Van Pass in central Vietnam. Others require even more sweat: kitesurfing the tropical waters off Mui Ne or hiking the evergreen hills around Bac Ha or Sapa.
And after the adrenalin rush, relax and indulge in Vietnam's outstanding spas – from marble temples of treatments, to simple family-run massage salons with backpacker-friendly rates.
Meet the Locals
The Vietnamese are energetic, direct, sharp in commerce and resilient by nature. The locals love a laugh and you'll have plenty of opportunities to socialise with them and hear their tales.
Generally, the rule is the more uncomfortable the (always tiny) seats in the bar or cafe, the more fun you'll have.
Poor in parts but never squalid, Vietnam is developing at an astonishing pace and inevitably there are some issues to consider (including a few minor scams).
However, on the whole this is an extremely safe (apart from the traffic!) and wonderfully rewarding country to explore.
Vietnam Top Five
1. Hoi An
Vietnam's most cosmopolitan and civilised town, this beautiful, ancient port is bursting with gourmet Vietnamese restaurants, hip bars and cafes, quirky boutiques and expert tailors. Immerse yourself in history in the warren-like lanes of the Old Town, shop till you drop, tour the temples and pagodas, and dine like an emperor on a peasant's budget (and even learn how to cook like the locals). Then hit glorious An Bang Beach, wander along the riverside and bike the back roads. Yes, Hoi An has it all.
2. Food
Perhaps Asia's greatest culinary secret, Vietnamese food is on the radar but hardly a global phenomenon. Essentially it's all about the freshness of the ingredients – chefs shop twice daily to source just-picked herbs from the market. The result? Incomparable texture and flavour combinations. For the Vietnamese, a meal should balance sour and sweet, crunchy and silky, fried and steamed, soup and salad. Wherever you are, you'll find exquisite local specialities – the "white rose" of Hoi An, the canh chua of the Mekong Delta or the good ol' pho of the north.
3. Mui Ne
Perhaps the adrenalin epicentre of Vietnam, the relaxed, prosperous beach resort of Mui Ne is a kitesurfing capital with world-class wind and conditions, and excellent schools for professional training. For those who prefer dry land, sandboarding and golf are popular alternatives. The resort itself has more than 20km of palm-fringed beachfront that stretches invitingly along the shores of the South China Sea. From guesthouses to boutique resorts, designer bars to fine-value spas, Mui Ne has a broad appeal.
4. Sapa and the Tonkinese Alps
Dubbed the Tonkinese Alps by the French, the spectacular Hoang Lien Mountains soar skywards along the rugged edges of northwest Vietnam towards the Chinese border. Shape-shifting clouds and mist ebb and flow in the mountainous area around Sapa, parting to reveal a glimpse of Fansipan, Vietnam's highest peak. From the sinuous and spidery ridges, rice terraces cascade down into river valleys, home for several centuries to ethnic minority villages of H'mong, Red Dzao and Giay peoples.
5. Hue
The nation's capital for 150 years in the 19th and early 20th centuries, Hue is perhaps the easiest Vietnamese city to love. Its situation on the banks of the Perfume River is sublime, its complex cuisine is justifiably famous and its streets are relatively traffic free. And that's without the majesty of the Hue Citadel, with its royal residences and elegant temples, formidable walled defences and gateways. On the city's fringes are some of Vietnam's most impressive pagodas and royal tombs, many in wonderful natural settings.
What's New
> Zone 9, Hanoi
Filling a former pharmaceutical factory with bars, galleries and art spaces, Hanoi's Zone 9 precinct is the city's hippest and most vibrant new destination.
> Hill Station Signature Restaurant
In chic surroundings in Sapa, learn how to cook H'mong cuisine at the Hill Station Signature Restaurant. Wash it all down with a tasting set of delicious ruou (traditional rice wine).
> Cat Ba Island Hotels
New hotels are opening up on private islands in the Cat Ba area, including Cat Ong Beach Cottages, which has its own private beach and bungalows.
Getting There
Vietnam Airlines, the state-owned carrier, flies to 28 international destinations, including Australia.
Top Tips
Prepare yourself for the crazy driving: traffic can come at you every which way, and in the cities swarms of motorbikes reach biblical proportions.
Try to keep calm and consider arranging a massage after a long journey. Be aware that Vietnam has more than its fair share of scams; most concern overcharging.
Though very rare, there are some more serious dangers (like unexploded ordnance) to also be aware of. Relevant warnings are given in destinations throughout this guide.
In towns like Hue and Sapa, and beaches popular with tourists, expect plenty of hustle from street vendors, cyclo drivers and the like.
Off the beaten track there's little or no hassle.
This is an edited extract from Lonely Planet Vietnam (12th Edition) by Iain Stewart and Hanuman's own Nick Ray amongst others.. © Lonely Planet 2014. Published this month.


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Besides, I'm lucky for having berries to replant, but this job would be impossible if I had used them.
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Besides, I'm lucky for having berries to replant, but this job would be impossible if I had used them.
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Is there an easy way to "See" Pokemon not recorded in your Pokedex in order to record them?
I'm missing some Pokemon but I can't trade for them in the GTS because I haven't "seen" them yet. But I can't See them until I get them so I'm stuck.
You can trade them from another game or they can be seen by battling trainers in game or encountering different Pokemon in areas in the game where there are wild Pokemon.
so quick question
I got the TM for focus blast and I'm in the post-game stuff working on the battle subway and PWT. I've already loaded up my Ampharos with Focus blast, so now his movelist is Focus Blast, Fire Punch, Thunder Wave and Thunder. However, I want to know if loading up Zoroark with Focus Blast would be a good move too?
Zoroark's moveset right now is Grass Knot, Foul Play, Flamethrower and Hyper Beam
Krookodile Crunch so that I'd have something that actually does a good amount of damage without spending an extra turn, although it still has Swagger and Foul Play which can be extremely helpful at times.
Personally I would teach it Dark Pulse or Night Daze as GatoRage already said, but if you're looking for a physical move to replace Foul Play, Night Slash or Sucker Punch would be good. Sucker Punch is only learned by breeding unfortunately, but Night Slash is learned naturally.
I've just started White 2 again, and taken Snivy. He's Modest (which is what I wanted), and I checked his IVs on pokecheck...
Attack: 30
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Sp. Defense: 9
Speed: 22
Are these rubbish IVs for a Serperior I'll be using for an in-game special attacker? How big an effect do IVs actually have?
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But like I said, for an in-game Snivy, IVs don't really matter when battling against NPCs. Granted, the IVs you do have as it is are exceptional. You should be in great shape and your Snivy should serve its set well.
Now, Ampharos on the other hand, is Specially-based, with a Base Sp. Attack of 115 (in comparison to its poor Base Attack of 75). Again, play to its strengths and focus on Special moves such as Thunderbolt, Focus Blast or Signal Beam. All that being said Ampharos is a lackluster Special Sweeper as it has an extremely shallow movepool, poor coverage, and is easily outclassed by other Electric-type Pokemon.
Also stay conscious of your Pokemon's bulk. Both Zoroark and Ampharos are notably nimble Pokemon and can be counter-swept quite easily. Replacing one of them with a bulkier Pokemon may improve your longevity in the Battle Subway or PWT. Just food for thought.
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While playing SS today, I sent an Umbreon with my Ditto to the Daycare. I got the egg, as usual, and nothing seemed wrong.
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Protests at Israel's embassy in Cairo on Friday escalated into an attack on the facility that brought down the Israeli flag and forced the ambassador and his staff to flee in the middle of the night. These dramatic events should come as a wake-up call: the Israeli government of Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister, can no longer take Egypt for granted.
Egypt's empowered and vocal public opinion since the revolution that threw out the government of Hosni Mubarak, the former president, has changed the way Cairo does business with its presumed "peace partner". The window of opportunity to halt the deterioration of relations is closing fast. Do not expect relations to recover any time soon.
Israel's killing of four Egyptian security officers on the border three weeks ago has angered Egyptians and humiliated the country's ruling military council.
It was no coincidence that Egyptian revolutionaries who called for a day of protest under the slogan "Correct the path" would make their way for a second time to the Israeli embassy.
Indeed, members of the public are either unaware or have forgotten that Egypt's movement for change started 10 years ago as a solidarity movement with the Palestinian Intifada and against Israeli occupation. Activists at the time viewed Mubarak's failures in domestic affairs as an extension of his defeatist foreign policies.
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Despite Mubarak's attempts to cover up Israel's 2008 war against the Gaza Strip, and to pressure the Palestinian leadership to accept Israeli dictates, the Netanyahu administration paid lip service to its "peace partner".
Last year, the Israeli navy embarrassed another friendly regional power, Turkey, when it attacked its flotilla in the Mediterranean's international waters, killing nine Turkish activists.
The Netanyahu government has refused to apologise for the attack, and instead warned Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the Turkish prime minister, about the consequences of making escalatory statements.
An angered Erdogan government severed relations with Turkey's former strategic ally and put Israel on notice.
Israel has clearly paid little attention to the fact that Turkey and Egypt in 2011 are nothing like they were a year or a decade ago.
Netanyahu's administration seems to have ignored the facts that the region has been transformed by the democratic change that brought Erdogan's AK Party to the fore in Ankara, and has empowered the Egyptian public like nothing before.
Israel cannot seem to accept the idea that it might no longer get away with humiliating its friends or foes under the pretext of guarding Israeli security.
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As it stands, Netanyahu's Israel has lost the only two significant allies it had in the region.
Its attempts to pressure Washington into cleaning up its mess and tame its adversaries does not seem to be helping either.
Washington has also lost much of its political leverage in Turkey and Egypt because of the public pressure in both countries.
Any more pressure by Washington would only embarrass the generals in Turkey and the ruling military council in Egypt which are already under tremendous pressure from their respective publics.
Even though Washington remains an important strategic ally to both countries and commands strong military-to-military relations, it can no longer protect Israel from popular anger.
As the godfather of normalised relations between Israel and Egypt, Washington has reacted swiftly and angrily to the attack on the Israeli embassy in Cairo.
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The same applies to the failure this week of Barack Obama, the US president, to prevent the Palestinians from pursuing United Nations recognition.
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Israel's intransigence will ultimately lead not only to its isolation, but also to a weakened US posture in the region.
For Israel, if it truly wants to change all that, a round of apologies may be in order. As one Western commentator put it this week: "Yes, Israel, increasingly isolated, should do just that. An apology is the right course and the smart course. What's good for Egypt — an apology over lost lives — is good for Turkey, too."
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