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A local court here on Thursday granted five days' police custody of three crew members of the detained US ship – Seaman Guard Ohio for interrogation.
In a petition filed before Judicial Magistrate C. Kathiravan in Tuticorin, Tamil Nadu 'Q' Branch police sought seven-day custody of a Briton and two Indians.
After hearing arguments from both sides, he ordered the police custody.
F. Paul David Dennish Towers (50), a British national and two Indian nationals, Lalitkumar Gurung (48) of Maharashtra and Radheshdar Dwivedi (39) of Uttar Pradesh were produced before the court in Tuticorin amidst tight security.
At the fag end of the hearing in the court room, one of the crew members tried to catch the attention of media personnel saying, "Please, don't write anything without knowing the truth."
The three men, whose custody had been sought for investigation, are among the 35 men held in detention on board the US vessel for illegal possession of weapons and trespassing into Indian waters.
Police sources said that a breakthrough was expected to be achieved from this interrogation.
The US vessel was apprehended on October 12 by the Indian Coast Guard ship 'Naikidevi'.
After seizing arms and ammunition on board the vessel, the 10-man crew and 25 guards were arrested by the 'Q' Branch police on October 18 and sent to judicial custody until October 31.
The vessel, which has been remaining in detention, is still under guard at V.O. Chidambaranar Port in Tuticorin.
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Canadiens shut out Hurricanes
Michel Therrien's lessons about finishing off games appear to be paying off for the Canadiens.
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Tomas Plekanec and Max Pacioretty scored 18 seconds apart in the third period to seal Montreal's fourth straight win, a 3-0 victory over the Carolina Hurricanes on Monday night.
Pacioretty added an assist and Brandon Prust also scored for Montreal in the third. For the second straight game, the Canadiens held their opposition below 20 shots on goal.
''You have to learn how to win and this part of that process. We've had two games like this where it's tied 0-0 heading into the third and we find a way to win,'' said Therrien, the Canadiens' coach.
''We're starting to feel more and more comfortable about playing those tight games. It's a great sign,'' he added. ''It's good for the confidence of the team, of the players. Good teams start to feel comfortable in those games. I don't see any panic. Guys are sticking to the plan.''
Cam Ward stopped 23 shots for Carolina, which had its three-game winning streak snapped.
Peter Budaj made 19 saves for his second win of the season and 10th career shutout, his first in a Canadiens uniform. He made his second consecutive start for Montreal (10-4-1) while No. 1 goalie Carey Price recovers from the flu.
Budaj has allowed only one goal in the two games.
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''The guys knew that they had to perform better in front of Peter; he's always there for them. He always has a good attitude, never complains about anything, and I really liked the way that our team played in the last two games in front of him,'' Therrien said of his goalie, who gave up nine goals in his first two starts, both losses.
While not often tested, Budaj came through when his team needed it, including some key stops in the late stages of the second as the Hurricanes pressed.
''It's tough but as I said last time, you've got to be ready,'' Budaj said about facing few shots. ''They've got a very good team. They're a hardworking team that has a lot of offensive power, even though they have a few guys hurt.''
The Hurricanes (8-5-1) were without forward Jeff Skinner (upper body) as well as injured defensemen Joni Pitkanen and Tim Gleason. But they weren't about to use that as an excuse.
''We're missing some key guys, yeah, but you're going to have injuries and everyone's going to go through it,'' Carolina coach Kirk Muller said. ''We didn't have that same killer instinct. We didn't have that shooting mentality and we weren't attacking like we normally do. We just didn't have our best game tonight.''
The Canadiens had the better opportunities through a fairly uneventful opening 40 minutes, forcing Ward to make big stops on David Desharnais in close and Plekanec on a 2-on-1 with P.K. Subban coming out of the penalty box.
Prust finally broke the scoreless deadlock 2:06 into the third period. Lars Eller led the rush through the neutral zone before dishing off to Alex Galchenyuk. The Canadiens' rookie evaded Hurricanes defenseman Bobby Sanguinetti with some slick moves before finding Prust driving to the net.
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''When he's going and dangling like that, sometimes you've got to make sure you don't just stop and watch,'' Prust said of his 19-year-old linemate. ''I've learned to keep my stick on the ice when he's got the puck because he'll find you, sometimes when you don't think he's going to get it to you.''
The Canadiens doubled their lead when Plekanec took a pass from Pacioretty and tossed a shot from inside the left circle at 12:03. The puck bounced on to Ward's back and into the net, giving the Canadiens' center his eighth goal of the year.
Pacioretty finally scored his first of the season at 12:21 when his innocent-looking shot from the red line trickled past Ward.
''That's what we talked about in the intermission: We wanted to get off to a good start and start putting the pressure on them right away,'' Prust said. ''They kind of took it to us a little bit at the end of the second, so we wanted to come out and change that momentum.''
NOTES: Price dressed as Budaj's backup after missing Saturday's game with the stomach flu. ... The Canadiens were without rookie wing Brendan Gallagher (concussion), while Yannick Weber and Tomas Kaberle were healthy scratches. ... Gallagher's absence put forward Ryan White back into the lineup for the first time since Feb. 7 in Buffalo.
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ExtraCare cardholders earned record amounts in "CVS/pharmacy dollars" throughout the last quarter of 2008; nation's largest retail rewards program makes it easy for consumers to save money
WOONSOCKET, R.I., Jan. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- CVS/pharmacy, America's largest retail pharmacy, today announced that ExtraCare cardholders received more than $1.8 billion in ExtraCare savings and rewards throughout 2008, simply by using their ExtraCare card when they shopped at CVS/pharmacy or online at CVS.com. In the final quarter of 2008 alone, ExtraCare cardholders earned a total of $69,393,017.50 in Extra Bucks that are already being delivered back to shoppers on the bottom of their receipts.
Ways to Save With ExtraCare:
By using an ExtraCare card, CVS/pharmacy shoppers earn "CVS/pharmacy dollars" called Extra Bucks on nearly all purchases. Some Extra Bucks offers are instant coupons that print when you purchase specially advertised products, and quarterly Extra Bucks rewards are issued to cardholders in January, April, July and October. All cardholders earn 2% back on non-prescription purchases and $1 Extra Buck for every two prescriptions purchased. These rewards are issued to cardholders at the end of each quarter on the bottom of your receipt and by email to cardholders that have provided an email address at CVS.com.
"Who couldn't use a few Extra Bucks?" asked John Barron, Director of Relationship Marketing at CVS/pharmacy. "CVS/pharmacy shoppers have been using the ExtraCare program to save money year after year, and these everyday savings really add up. With more than $69 million in Extra Bucks being given to cardholders this month, we are reminding all of our customers not to toss out their receipts without first checking the bottom, or they might be throwing away free money."
Redeeming Extra Bucks Rewards:
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Natural Cholesterol Reducers – 4 Ways Of Reducing Cholesterol Naturally
Natural cholesterol reducers could save your life, and not just by lowering your cholesterol. Let me explain.
The drugs most commonly used to control and lower cholesterol, commonly referred to as statins, pose a big risk to your health. Yes, they are effective at lowering cholesterol, but they also deplete an enzyme in the body crucial to normal cell functioning. In the long run this can lead to muscle problems, cognitive dysfunction and heart problems.
This is why you should seriously consider reducing cholesterol naturally. It is not impossible to control your cholesterol without the use of statin drugs, as long as you realize that you will probably have to make some lifestyle changes.
Let's proceed by looking at some of the best natural foods and activities you can use to reduce your cholesterol.
1. Fish oil
Fish oil is incredibly easy and cheap to get into your system. A good fish oil supplement is all you need, and an entire month's supply is likely to cost you less than a single fish meal at a restaurant.
We recommend Xtend-Life's fish oil for its rich content of essential fatty acids, CoQ10 and great pricing.
2. Exercise
Getting your body moving is about as natural as it gets, and it will help you control your cholesterol. Work out an exercise routine for yourself that you can indulge in 3 – 5 times per week, and stick to it.
3. Soluble Fiber
One of the best natural ways to reduce cholesterol is to get food in your diet that actively help to lower cholesterol. The American Heart Foundation highly recommends soluble fiber as an active cholesterol reducer. The best source of this is oats. Beans, oat bran, barley and citrus fruits are other good sources.
4. Natural Cholesterol Supplements
If exercise and dietary changes aren't enough to lower and control your cholesterol, you should seriously consider using a natural cholesterol supplement. Since there are so many of these things around, many of which barely provide more benefit than a decent diet would, you need to be careful about what you pick.
We have looked at many of these supplements, and the one that we always go back to and endorse is Choleslo®. It not only contains 12 active natural cholesterol busting ingredients, but it also actively promotes heart health and cleans your liver.
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Liability Limitations and Passenger Rights (as per Regulation (EC) No. 261/2004), also providing information of great utility for Passengers, are parts of CARPATAIR's General Conditions of Carriage treated separately in order to draw attention to their importance and to facilitate the Passengers' access to this information.
These General Conditions of Carriage may be subject to amendments without prior notice. The version in effect, at any given time, is the one most recently published and is available at www.carpatair.com.
"Damage" includes death, injury, damages due to delay, partial loss or other damage of whatsoever nature arising out of or in connection with Carriage or other associated services performed by us incidental thereto.
"Days" are calendar days, including all seven days of the week; provided that, for the purpose of notification, the day upon which notice is dispatched shall not be counted; and provided further that for the purpose of determining duration of validity of a Ticket, the day upon which the Ticket is issued or the Flight is commenced shall not be counted.
"Delivery at Aircraft tag" is a document placed on pushchairs/strollers, wheelchairs and other Baggage taken away from you at the door of the aircraft. These items are carried in the baggage hold and handed back to you at the aircraft door at the time of disembarkation.
"Electronic Coupon" is a Coupon in electronic form.
"Electronic Ticket", see Ticket"
"Excess Baggage Ticket" is a document issued upon the payment for excess Baggage weight or pieces beyond the free baggage allowance.
"Fare" is the price of Carriage from the Place of Origin to the Place of Destination. The fare does not include: taxes, fees, charges, ground transportation between airports, airport terminals and city centers, unless the parties explicitly agree otherwise. The Fare may also include supplementary charges imposed by CARPATAIR beyond the price of Carriage, under extraordinary circumstances.
"Flight Coupon" is that portion of the Ticket bearing the remark "Flight Coupon" or "good for passage", or, in the case of an Electronic Ticket, the Electronic Coupon, which indicates the particular places between which the Coupon entitles you to travel.
"Flight Segment" is a portion of transportation between two places, which is carried out by us or by another Air Carrier.
"Force Majeure" are unusual and unforeseeable circumstances beyond our or your control, the consequences of which could not have been avoided even if all due care had been exercised.
"Gate" is the place at the airport of departure, where following Check-in, Customs clearance and border crossing, the Passenger is allowed boarding the aircraft, against checking of the Boarding Pass and ID.
"I.A.T.A. (International Air Transport Association)" is a private legal entity created in April 1945 in Montreal, with the purpose to develop safe, regular and economical air Carriage and to promote air services. More information is available on the website www.iata.org
"I.C.A.O. (International Civil Aviation Organization)" is an agency of the United Nations dealing with the regulations of civil aviation. More information is available on the website www.icao.int
"Immediate Family Member" means spouse, life partner, fiancée, direct descendants and ascendants, adopted, foster and step children, adoptive, foster and step-parents and brothers and sisters.
"Itinerary Receipt" is a document or documents issued by us, containing the name of the Passenger, Flight information and other information.
"Passenger" is any person, except members of the crew, carried or to be carried in an aircraft pursuant to a Ticket (see also the definition for "you", "your" and "yourself").
"Passenger Coupon/ Passenger Receipt" is that portion of the Ticket that remains permanently in your possession.
"Place of Departure" is the airport from which travel initially commences as shown on the Ticket.
"Place of Destination" is the airport where the Passenger reaches the ultimate stopping place as shown on the Ticket.
"Reservation/ Booking" is the allotment in advance of seating for a Passenger or of space or weight capacity for Baggage.
"SDR" is a Special Drawing Right as defined by the International Monetary Fund.
"Stopover" is a scheduled stop on your journey, at a point between the departure airport and the destination airport, exceeding 24 hours.
"Tariff" is the amount to be paid for the transportation of a Passenger including Baggage, as well as the conditions applicable thereto.
"Ticket" is either the document entitled "Passenger Ticket and Baggage Check" or the Electronic Ticket; it includes the Conditions of Contract and notices, as well as the Flight and Passenger Coupons.
"Timetable" is a regular publication of CARPATAIR, for information purposes only, containing the place (city) and time of departure and arrival, as well as the routes of the scheduled Flights of CARPATAIR and its contracting partners.
"Travel Documents" are documents demanded from the Passenger such as passport, visa, permits, certificates, letters of invitation, etc.
"Unchecked Baggage/Hand Baggage" is any Baggage that is not checked and therefore not consigned to CARPATAIR and can be carried free of charge in the Passenger's cabin provided its dimensions/ weight/ content are within the limits defined by the applicable regulations.
"You", "your" and "yourself" is any person, except members of the crew, carried or to be carried in an aircraft pursuant to a Ticket (see also definition for "Passenger").
If the passenger is dissatisfied with the services provided by Carpatair SA, he must send immediately a clear and explicit complaint in written on the matters of his dissatisfaction, to Carpatair operators via e-mail at email@example.com, by fax (0256 306 962) or by post to the registered head office of the airline company Carpatair.
In case the checked baggage is damaged, the passenger must complain immediately after discovering the damage or at least within 7 days after receiving the checked baggage. In case of baggage delay the complaint must be made at least within 21 days from the date on which the baggage was delivered to the passenger.
All claims shall include the identification and contact details of the claimant and indication or concrete description of the services claimed. Anonymous complaints will not be taken into consideration. The deadline for filing the complaint is 30 days from the date of the event reported.
Carpatair will respond to complaints within 30 days from the date of its registration/ receipt of all necessary documents for solving the claim. The response will be send in written to the contact details indicated by the claimant either via e-mail (as attachment to it) or by fax/mail to the postal address indicated in the complaint.
However, CARPATAIR will not be liable for any damage sustained in case of death or injury of a Passenger to the extent they exceed 113,100 SDR if proven that:
CARPATAIR's insurance coverage for liability to Passengers will be adequate and conform to the applicable law.
CARPATAIR shall, without delay and not later than 15 days after the identification of the person entitled to compensation, take all necessary measures for advanced payments in order to meet immediate financial needs proportional to the damage suffered. The value of this prepayment is at least 16,000 SDR per Passenger, in case of death.
Advance payment shall not constitute recognition of liability. CARPATAIR reserves the right to demand restitution, partial or total, of the advanced payment if proven that the damage was caused, partially or totally, by the negligence of the injured or deceased Passenger, as well as if it is later proven that the beneficiary of the advanced payment had contributed or provoked through negligence or the above-mentioned Passenger is not the person entitled to compensation.
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1.One of the parents, holding the declaration of the other parent; the declaration must be certified by a notary and clearly bear the other parent's agreement on minor's journey.
2.An adult having an identification record and both minor's parents authenticated declaration bearing their agreement on the minor's journey.
If there is a fare difference or change fee you have to pay for changing your ticket you will be prompted with a credit card data screen where you have to input credit card data. If the new ticket cost is less than the original one the money difference will be credited back to the card that was used for initial payment of the ticket. Similarly, in case of ticket refund, the money will be charged back to the used credit/debit card, according to the fare conditions you have booked.
We may use these data for commercial purposes, operations and statistics. The voluntary or mandatory nature of the data being gathered will be indicated at the time the process of data collecting is taking place. The refusal to provide the mandatory details will imply non-performance or denial of access to the service for which they were required.
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Carpatair may use such personal data for purposes of executing the carriage contract, of making sure that the website is relevant to the customers' needs, of providing services and informing customers, prospective customers and visitors to its website about the activities, products and services of Carpatair and its partners, enrolling the customer into Green Club frequent flyer program.
The information supplied by passengers will be taken into consideration and will represent their consent that such personal data can be used by Carpatair in accordance with the purposes mentioned above.
Carpatair may not use the personal data provided by you for other purposes but the one stated above except for such instances where such purpose is clearly stated in writing.
Passengers who do not wish their personal data to be collected are advised not to provide them.
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Minn. father camps in blizzard to help school
MINNEAPOLIS Hospital executive Robert Stevens donned four layers of long underwear, heavy boots and a down coat before climbing on the roof of a Minnesota coffee shop to raise money for his daughter's school.
He vowed not to come down until he had raised $100,000, but after reaching the halfway mark Saturday morning, he said he hoped the rest of the money would come fast. He didn't look forward to spending another night out in the blizzard that was sweeping through the Midwest.
"I think I've crossed the line into insanity," he told The Associated Press.
The storm formed in the Rocky Mountains on Friday and then swept into northern Nebraska and Iowa overnight. By Saturday morning, heavy snow and strong winds had created blizzard conditions across eastern South Dakota, northwest Iowa and southwest Minnesota, and the storm was moving east into Minnesota's Twin Cities and western Wisconsin.
Stevens camped Friday night on the roof of the Dunn Brothers coffee shop in the Minneapolis suburb of Excelsior. The president and chief executive of Ridgeview Medical Center in nearby Waconia, he was raising money for the private Spring Hill School, where his daughter attends eighth grade.
He slept inside a tent surrounded by hay bales, swaddled in a double-insulated sleeping bag as he listened to the winds whip off Lake Minnetonka a block away.
Stevens said the blizzard may turn out to be fortunate since it's bringing more attention to his fundraising goal. But he also questioned whether, if he doesn't get there by nightfall, he could bear another night on the roof.
"Right now I'm thinking I can do it," he said. "But nature might get the upper hand later on tonight."
With near whiteout conditions in many areas, Minnesota transportation officials closed westbound Interstate 90 from Albert Lea to the South Dakota border, pulled plows off roads in the southern part of the state and told drivers to stay home.
"With this type of a storm, it's a blanket approach, because it's a visibility issue," Minnesota Department of Transportation spokeswoman Rebecca Arndt said.
Portions of Interstates 29 and 76 were closed in Iowa and South Dakota because of blowing snow and related crashes.
Between 8 and 18 inches of snow were expected in Minnesota, with the heaviest snowfall stretching from near Hutchinson and Mankato to the Twin Cities. Heavy snow also was falling in northern Iowa, where up to 10 inches were expected, and eastern South Dakota, where 5 to 8 inches were forecast.
About eight inches had fallen by lunchtime in the Seward neighborhood of southeast Minneapolis. Lisa McGrath, an artist, was shoveling her front walk - even though she'd likely have to be out there doing it again in a few hours.
"It's good exercise - the only exercise I'm going to get today," McGrath said as she hoisted the shovel.
Tyler Hoverson, 18, was part of a six-person crew clearing snow at a Minneapolis-area strip mall early Saturday morning. He had been at work since 3 a.m. and, with snowfall expected to continue all day, he predicted he'd be there until 2 a.m. Sunday.


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Xcel Power
I heard good things about this string.
Is it better to use this string as a hybrid or a just a full bed of it?
full bed means you beat federer 6-1. hybrid means 7-6
I've used this string and had good experiences with it. It has excellent feel, comfort, and power. Pretty good tension maintenance and spin for a multi. It is very lively though, so for some people they will not be able to swing out and keep the ball in. If you are holding back that will also decrease your spin. Try it in the upper tension range for your racket. It's a very good multi.
Just try it in a full bed at hight tension to reduce power.
Expensive multi in cross for hybrid is just wasting of money.
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A version of this review appears in Friday's Weekend Look section of The Oklahoman.
"Suits: Season 2"
Creator Aaron Korsh and his writing team try on plot turns and character developments as bold as one of Harvey Specter's snazzy courtroom-ready ensembles in "Suits: Season 2."
Their audacity helps the addicting legal drama avoid a sophomore slump, despite the series' increasingly farfetched hook. One of the strongest shows on USA's summer slate of original programming, "Suits" boasts gripping drama, witty banter and multidimensional characters played by actors with compelling chemistry.
The relationship between Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht), a cocky maverick attorney at the high-powered Manhattan firm of Pearson Hardman, and Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams), a charming college dropout who has a brilliant legal mind and photographic memory, beats powerfully as the heart of the series. In the Season 2 premiere, hardnosed managing partner Jessica Pearson (Gina Torres) cagily confronts Harvey after learning that Mike does not have a degree from Harvard Law, a requirement for working as an associate at her firm. In fact, the wunderkind doesn't have a law degree at all.
While keeping this improbable and potentially disastrous secret — practicing law without a license is a felony in New York — was the centerpiece of the more episodic Season 1, the first installment of "Suits'" sophomore year quickly shifts the focus to the return of the firm's scheming co-founder Daniel Hardman (David Costabile, who makes you absolutely love to hate his smarmy character). Hardman's attempts to wrest control of the firm away from Jessica and Harvey, her faithful hotshot lieutenant, create a captivating arc for Season 2, which is less case-of-the-week and more cohesive than the first season.
Season 2 also pleases fans with major developments for Harvey's practically omniscient assistant Donna (Sarah Rafferty), his underhanded in-house adversary Louis Litt (Rick Hoffman) and whip-smart and super-sexy paralegal Rachel (Meghan Markle). Sparks keep flying between Mike and Rachel even though the fledgling attorney's big secret makes an office romance even riskier than usual, and by season's end, Korsh and company answer the "will they or won't they" question in a daring way.
Plus, the series' sleek wardrobe, production design and music choices ensure that "Suits" entertains in style. Season 3 premieres at 9 p.m. Tuesday, July 16 on USA.
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Tele Norte Leste Participacoes SA is likely to be chosen by President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva to manage Brazil's broadband Internet network, Diario Economico reported, citing unidentified people in the country's telecommunications industry.
China Power International is willing to buy a 20 percent stake in utility EDP-Energias de Portugal SA that the Portuguese government plans to sell, Diario Economico reported, citing unidentified people linked to the process.
Portugal Telecom SGPS SA plans to ensure it has veto rights over key decisions in Tele Norte Leste Participacoes SA, or Oi, Diario Economico said, citing a report in Brazilian newspaper Valor Economico.
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Atlantic City: CHAMPS East Trade Show
HIGH TIMES landed in Atlantic City yesterday to visit the fourth installment of CHAMPS East at the convention center. Tons of counterculture tidbits were on display. Here's some of the best:
Meeting the Devil Himself: Kevin Sabet
From what I could tell, Kevin Sabet, 35, is an unlikely underworld figure. He grew up comfortably in Orange County, CA, the editor of the high school paper and a member of the tennis team. Watching him debate drug policy on various YouTube clips, in various forums, he bri...
NPR's 13 Spiffy Jobs in the Marijuana Industry
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Over time, human beings have devised many ways to get high. So what's your favorite "delivery system"?
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1919 Fruitdale Avenue, Rose Glen, San Jose, 95128
Commute to Downtown Campbell
The Grove is a 10 minute walk from the 902 MOUNTAIN VIEW - WINCHESTER at the FRUITDALE STATION (1) stop.
This apartment is in the Rose Glen neighborhood in San Jose. Nearby parks include Hamann Memorial Park, Bramhall Park and Frank M. Santana Park.
The Grove has a Walk Score of 62 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
BBQ/Picnic Area, Courtyard, Air Conditioning and Heating, Brand New Remodeled Apts, Brushed Nickel Harware, Car Wash Area, Custom Designed Cabinets, On-line Rent Payment Available, On-line Service Request Available, Resident Lounge, Staineless Steel Appliances
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A Google User
Feb 12, 2011
I lived here for just a month, left the place spotless, but they will still charge you for new carpet and painting the walls. They will take your entire deposit AND charge you extra beyond that! (as much as the possibly can) Good luck having company over at this place. They WILL tow your friends car within minutes, even if he/she parks in one of the available NON-ASSIGNED parking spaces. $350 charge for their crappy towing service. I constantly found a homeless guy sleeping in the hall outside my apartment... Avoid this place as much as possible, you'll be sorry if you move here! I'm much happier at oakwood.
A Google User
Feb 13, 2011
Moved here hoping for quiet and being able to have friends over, not a chance. Told me there was plenty of parking when I first moved here, that was a huge lie as there was almost never guest parking after 6:00 PM. Later on they took away guest parking altogether and my girlfriends car was towed from MY parking space with no notice. Leaf blowers would wake me up on some weekend mornings well before 10 PM and construction across the hall seems endless and continues off and on for the past 12 months. Overflowing dumpsters for days and days at the end of the month and a cracked out hobo sitting in the middle of the stairs for a month pushed me over the edge. This place is nice on the inside, bad on the outside.
A Google User
Mar 15, 2011
I just moved in here recently with my lovely girlfriend. Our experience has been fantastic for several reasons. (1) MANAGEMENT: They've always been professional, attentive, and friendly since the day we took our initial tour of the property about a month ago. I have no issues communicating with them by phone or e-mail. We are greeted with smiles and we get the feeling they care about our living experience. Kudos to Crystalle (leasing agent) for doing a great job with us. (2) THE APARTMENT: Our unit is the brown color scheme with upgraded and/or new everything (cabinet doors, counter tops, appliances, laminate floors, carpet, lighting fixtures, paint, double pane windows) and we love it. Brown is my favorite color and it doesn't get much better than this without spending considerably more money elsewhere. (3) THE COMMUNITY: I'm looking forward to utilizing all the amenities because they're clean and inviting. The gym is well organized and the machines appear to be new. The clubhouse has some nice big TV's and I could see having friends over to watch some Sharks games one of these days. I will definitely be jumping into the pool when the weather's right. Walkways and common areas are always clean and leaf-litter free thanks to the leaf blowers. (4) PARKING: has been really easy and we have two cars. One car gets the reserved spot, which is literally right in front of our apartment (I think we got lucky); the other car gets to search for permit parking spaces, which have been available even closer to our apartment than the reserved spot! I don't know the particulars of the earlier reviewers' cars being towed, but I assume none of our cars will be towed so long as we display our parking permits and park in the designated spaces. CONCLUSION: I am a picky guy. A lot of small things bother me. But, I am so happy with my experience at The Grove that I won't hesitate giving 5 out of 5 stars. Booya Grove, you da man.
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Sep 22, 2009
The Grove looks nice at a glance. Once you live there, you find out a slew of truths: -they have cockroaches. period. -the hours for the gym and hot tub, and laundry machines (which are communal) are early, and strictly enforced -parking is really limited, even outside the community, all the curb spots get taken fast -there is a lot of crime. my motorcycle got stolen in the first month we lived there -almost every morning they have leafblowers come through, exceptionally loud and annoying -you will never talk to anyone that works there that has the authority to do anything except have you sign a lease In short... don't move here
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Jul 29, 2007
When I first moved in here they showed me a room that they had set-up, they did not show me the actual unit where I would be staying because it was undergoing maintenance. My actual apt. is a very dark cave with walls that are crooked and make you feel like your in Alice in Wonderland. As soon as I move into building K, I soon realize another very disgusting and hair raising fact. My apartment is infested with COCHROACHES. I reported the roach problem to Managment THREE times before they would ever come out to take care of the problem. After they did, the roaches came back because of course they have infested the entire three story 70 unit building. The laundry machines have never worked. Everytime I use them it takes three hours & $3.00 to dry my clothes + 1.50 to wash. Some people on here seem to be a little racist, and exaggerative. I dont have a problem witht he dress code or the race of the people that live here, however there is something to be said about the amount of violence and vandalisim on the premises. My car has been vandalised three times while living in this complex for 1 year. Two times my car stereo has been stolen and one time a smoke bomb thrown through a crack in the window. There are always kids in the soccer field in the corner by SJCC & building K doing drugs and drinking late at night. Bayside security is a joke, they are constantly speeding through the parking lot late at night, I've seen them parked in the back of the lot sleeping in their cars, and smoking pot. Bottom Line is: they make a good impression when you come to check it out, but you can get a WAY better deal on a place, and be much happier spending your hard-earned money elsewhere. Remember that most of the money and effort goes into the paint, garden areas, and managment office with nice furniture & computers. They even show you a really nice looking furnished apt. when you come to check the place out.
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Same old, same old: Stockdale's girls basketball team took control of the Southwest Yosemite League race Tuesday night, beating host Bakersfield 69-49 for the Mustangs' 71st victory in their past 73 league games.
But something about this year's team is different: These aren't your older sister's full-court pressing, running, gunning Mustangs -- with only seven players on the roster, they've got to be slower and more calculating.
"We've had kids getting sick, kids getting hurt, missing practice," Mustangs co-coach Glenn Hager said. "We've never done so much 2-2-1 (less aggressive) pressing, but we have to, because it conserves energy and keeps us out of foul trouble."
But the slower version of Stockdale (17-4, 5-0 SWYL) is just as ruthless. Against BHS, Leigha Moland's 16 points led four Mustangs in double figures. Jazmin Miller and Nakia Page each had 13 points, Asia Cooks had 12 and Dakota Oliver had eight points and 15 rebounds.
"It's cool for us that we're not a one-man team," Moland said. "It's kind of hard for other teams to pick out one of us to stop when we're all hitting like this."
Bakersfield (13-12, 4-1) trailed 17-16 early in the second quarter before Stockdale launched an 11-0 run. The Mustangs then scored the first eight points of the second half to stretch the lead to 20.
"It ain't what they did," BHS coach Jimmy Henry said. "We missed four or five layups and a bunch of free throws in the first quarter. If we make those, we're winning the game. We didn't focus and make the extra pass. We made unforced turnovers."
The Drillers, led by Zharia McCollum's 16 points, pulled within 12 a couple of times early in the fourth quarter but got no closer.
"I feel very good about where we're at," Henry said. "We were fighting for first place, and I felt we were ready. Now we just need to take it one game at a time, get back to Stockdale without a loss and fight for first again."
That's easier said than done against the Mustangs, who have won seven in a row since an overtime loss to Clovis on Jan. 8.
"I think about that game every morning and every night before I go to sleep," Moland said.
And the fact Stockdale is doing it in a decidedly non-Stockdale way? That's not bothering anyone.
"At first, I was worried we were going to have to slow it down so much," Moland said. "I knew we'd be good, but we were used to pressing 24/7. We've just had to do something new."


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Brent Batten: 2008's summer reruns, part three
Summer in Southwest Florida is a lazier season, with days spent avoiding thunderstorms and keeping a wary eye out for hurricanes. Daily downpours do nothing, however, to dampen the flow of off-beat news. Our review of 2008's odder moments continues.
1 — New rules require lawyers to disclose to the court their client's aliases. Lawyers say they note a sudden decline in the number of clients calling themselves Al Coholic and Oliver Clothesoff.
2 — The Florida Supreme Court rejects a gaming deal struck between the Seminole Tribe and Gov. Charlie Crist. The parties appeal, calculating their odds of winning at 3 to 1 and putting the over/under on the decision at five.
8 — Lee County officials say they are considering building a replica of Fenway Park in order to keep Boston Red Sox spring training in Fort Myers. The park will include authentic touches such as a Green Monster wall in left field, a giant "Citgo" sign just past the outfield and fans who taunt A-Rod every time he shows up.
8 — Authorities accuse a man of taking 133 alligator eggs. Oddly enough, he says they taste nothing like chicken.
11 — Police raid a video store where the owner was selling counterfeit DVD copies of movies including "Iron Man," "The Incredible Hulk," "Wanted" and "Get Smart." The owner is cited for possessing counterfeit goods and the customers are cited for having really bad taste in movies.
12 — Federal banking regulators shut down the Bonita Springs-based First Integrity Bank. The bank later reopens under its new name, Integrity Second Bank.
13 — Florida Gulf Coast University comes under criticism by those who say its code of conduct limits free speech. University officials defend the code, saying students and faculty are free to say anything they want as long is it doesn't offend anyone, doesn't discuss politics or religion, doesn't touch on issues of race, national origin or sexual orientation and doesn't evoke any stereotypes regarding a person's wealth, dress, manner of speech or hair style.
17 — After a salmonella quarantine, Florida tomatoes are cleared for sale on the market.
18 — Collier County commissioner cut the ribbon on a 15-mile segment of Immokalee Road newly widened at a cost of $86 million. The event is shortened when commissioners are forced to scramble out of the way of a fleet of trucks carrying Florida tomatoes for sale on the market.
19 — A campaign rally for presidential candidate Barack Obama draws 35 people. Ten describe themselves as committed Obama supporters, 10 are curious to learn more about him and 15 want to know how to get in on the next round of federal bailouts.
22 — A man is arrested for taking 42 cents from a fountain at Coastland Center mall. His original haul of 67 cents was reduced when he threw a quarter back in and said, "I wish these police officers would go away." The mall refused to refund the 25 cents.
25 — Tattoo parlor owners seek better regulation of their industry to protect the public from fly-by-night operators. They say the public should be wary of tattoo artists who don't thoroughly sanitize their needles, who use inferior grade inks and who spell it "moom."
27 — Area colleges say they are noticing an increase in the number of students taking online classes. On the up side, online classes allow students to avoid traffic and save on the high cost of gasoline. On the down side, they make it virtually impossible to stop by the Rathskeller to have a beer and chat up that cute co-ed who always sits in the back of the classroom.
28 — A former Florida Everblades player is sentenced to a year in jail for disorderly conduct on an airplane. To make him more at home, the judge rules his cell bars should be replaced by plywood and shatter-proof glass.
30 — A Collier County woman pleads guilty to stealing from her boss in order to buy Disney items online. The judge sentences her to two years in "It's a Small World."
1 — The Naples Airport Authority embarks on a $10 million capital improvement project. Plans include new hangars, better runway lighting and a baggage handling system designed to damage luggage with much greater efficiency.
2 — An investigation reveals Ave Maria University received millions of dollars in tax-free bonds without securing academic accreditation first. University officials say they plan to pay the money back just as soon as the next round of federal bailouts come through.
3 — An altercation at a restaurant drive through ends with an attacker driving off with a McDonald's employee's shirt. Police reports do not indicate if the assailant wanted fries with that.
4 — Deputies arrest a woman offering massages on charges of prostitution. They reject her claim that her mention of a "happy ending" was merely a reference to the conclusion of "It's a Wonderful Life."
9 — Backers of the Children's Museum of Naples announce they have raised $1.5 million for their building fund. Future fundraisers will include doing extra chores around the house, getting $5 from grandpa for every A on the report card and leaving baby teeth under the pillow at night.
13 — Former State Rep. Dudley Goodlette is listed among the finalists for a spot on the Florida Supreme Court.
14 — Former State Rep. Dudley Goodlette is eliminated as a finalist for a spot on the Florida Supreme Court. Just for participating though, he receives a set of American Tourister luggage and the home version of the Florida Supreme Court game.
15 — WGCU radio offers classical music in a new digital format. Among the selection's played, Tchaikovsky's "2012 Overture" and Beethoven's "5.0 Symphony."
19 — Tropical Storm Fay hits Southwest Florida. Unwelcome consequences include: Floodwaters, wind damage and an influx of FEMA representatives.
22 — The Ritz Carlton Hotel settles a lawsuit filed over a New Year's Eve brawl involving the guitarist from the band Rush. The hotel agrees to pay medical costs, to drop its countersuit and to replace the Muzak in its lobby with "Tom Sawyer."
25 — Sheriff candidate Vinnie Angiolillo rides along Pine Ridge Road on an elephant.
26 — Sheriff candidate Vinnie Angiolillo rides along Pine Ridge Road with a very large shovel and pail.
1 — The Republican National Convention begins in Minneapolis-St. Paul with a scheduled appearance by President George W. Bush.
1 — Florida's tomato industry hopes to rebound from the summer's salmonella scare by sending a large shipment of tomatoes to Minneapolis-St. Paul for the scheduled appearance by President George W. Bush.
3 — Collier County officials unveil plans for what they call a "solid waste park." That park is to followed by other attractions, including a "sewer water slide" and a "toxic dump fun house."
9 — Collier County commissioners pass a new dangerous dog law. Dog owners face fines of up to $500 for a first violation. A second violation is punishable by five whacks with a rolled-up newspaper.
15 — Lehman Brothers, one of the firms bidding to lease Alligator Alley, declares bankruptcy. Company officials don't expect the move to interfere with their proposals, since they assume the federal government will bail them out.
20 — A study shows the use of foreign languages is on the rise in the U.S. Languages more in evidence are Spanish, Haitian Creole and Politicianese.
21 — Rival groups compete for the use of soccer fields at parks in Bonita Springs. The groups decide to settle the dispute in traditional soccer fashion — by having drunken hooligans brawl in the street after a match.
22 — Collier code enforcement officers rule an Immokalee woman must get rid of show chickens she is keeping at her home. One word solution — Popeye's.
23 — Ave Maria University fires its men's basketball coach for using profanity during a scrimmage. The list of possible successors is immediately pared by one as Bobby Knight removes his name from consideration.
25 — A thief known as the Bra Bandit strikes for the fifth time since February, stealing women's undergarments from an upscale shop. Police say they are now classifying the string of break-ins as a Class DD felony.
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This Week in the Civil War for week of Feb. 12, 1862: The Battle of Fort Donelson.
The Battle of Fort Donelson on the Cumberland River near Dover, Tenn., marks the first major Union battlefield victory of the Civil War, 150 years ago this week in 1862. Federal gunboats on Feb. 14, 1862, began exchanging heavy fire with big Confederate artillery guns set high up the river bluff. But the gunboats suffered such damage that their decks ran with blood and they were soon forced to withdraw, denying Union Brig. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant the speedy victory he had hoped to achieve. The next day, Grant sent in ground troops, fighting a pitched battle with the fort's Confederate defenders before his soldiers are forced to retreat. Confederate defenders mistakenly believed they had won the confrontation. But then Grant surprises them with a counterattack, taking back lost ground and setting the stage for a Union victory. Some 2,000 Confederate fighters slipped away before Grant captured those defenders still remaining. Asked for his terms of surrender, Grant bluntly and famously replied: "No terms except an unconditional and immediate surrender can be accepted." The remaining Confederates gave up the fight as Fort Donelson became the first sizable land victory for the North in the Civil War. At Fort Donelson, "Unconditional Surrender" Grant would gain hero status. The victory would help secure Grant a promotion to major general and begin forging a destiny that would take him on to become eventual commander of all the Union armies.
This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, Feb. 19, 1862: Confederate President Davis re-inaugurated.
Jefferson Davis, who was provisionally elected the president of the Confederacy at a convention in Montgomery, Alabama, and inaugurated in February 1861, is reinaugurate this week 150 years ago. The re-inauguration on Richmond's Capitol Square takes place on Feb. 22, 1862, following Davis' election in November 1861 to a six-year term. In his address, Davis declares that the people of the Confederacy have come to believe that "the Government of the United States had fallen into the hands of a sectional majority, who would pervert the most sacred of all trusts to the destruction of the rights which it was pledged to project. ... Therefore we are in arms to renew such sacrifices as our father s made to the holy cause of constitutional liberty." The Richmond Examiner, in a report on the eve of Davis' oath-taking, declares the day an "auspicious" one, but it exhorts his administration to take up its cause with energy so as to "escape the miseries of a protracted war." The Philadelphia Inquirer is among Northern newspapers that will print the bulk of the speech in later days along with details of the elaborate inaugural ceremonies and the politicians, judges and other prominent officials present. Elsewhere, The Associated Press reports from Springfield, Missouri, that federal army troops are in "vigorous pursuit of the rebels" in that state. A dispatch states that Union forces have captured four rebel officers and 13 privates but the main body of pro-Confederate forces led by Sterling Price eludes them in the countryside. From 1862 to 1864, Missouri will be the crucible of bloody guerrilla warfare. Only Virginia and Tennessee will see more battles, clashes and other engagements during the war.


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Les Chic was quite well located for those who are traveling to Sorrento by train but to be honest it's more shabby than chic. The staff are very nice and it is an easy walk down into the main center. The bathroom is an unpleasant experience, unfortunately the boutique design hasn't followed through with quality workmanship.
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All the best with the test.
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Good luck mate!
Cheers guys.
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Good luck Matt, the divvy is a much nicer bike to ride than the GS500, lot smoother, maybe a touch taller but so much better and the extra power(ok only 15bhp or so) gives it a more fun oomph in comparison and remember.......postioning and lifesavers
Thanks. I sat on one today at the MCN Bike Show. Seemed straight forward enough and pretty comfy.
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Good luck with the test. With the amount of riding you have been doing you should have no problems. Just do not stop to take photographs whilst actually on your test.
I hope to be reading a lot more of your ride reports this year.
Cheers Glenn.
Thank you. Got no-one to blame but myself should I fail. I know what I need to know.
And my test is in Bathgate. There's no chance I'll be stopping to take photos!
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Hey matt good luck for the 28th fella ,, the weather is to break tomorrow but hopefully no snow ,, especially for the 28th .. You will sell the wee sazzook no worries ,, she looks like a mini harley with them boxes on now but looking good,, all the best jim
Yeah weather took a hefty downturn the last couple of days. There's always a market for 125s. She's done me well.
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Some stunning views! I`m down in London.Only had some local trips to south and south west. Exmoor, Dartmoor and other nice places :) I usually pick my places from the national walks website. They have lots of nice places to offer, I always get some nice ideas there. I`m planning to go to whales this spring :) always wanted to go up north though. But it takes a while to get there and with work and all it`s difficult to cough up enough time for exploring Scotland :) anyway - brilliant pictures. I hope I`ll get there someday :)
Yeah I can do it in small trips because I'll be back out a few days or a week later. Not so easy when you get one shot at it. I'd like to do Wales. My first non-Scotland RR will likely be Wales (and a bit of England obviously).
I hope you get up here too.
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Very nice....
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I have always wanted to travel to Scotland and do a bike tour... Now I am inspired like never before.
So very inspired
Come on over. You've missed February but some of the other months are okay too. Our best weather tends to be in May if that helps.
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Good luck with the test.
Keep up the good work with the photos.
You are lucky to be able to ride in such a beautiful part of the world
Thank you. You are right. There are plenty of places in the world I want to go with a bike and often find myself day dreaming about them. However there's plenty of Scotland that I've yet to see so no rush to be looking out the metal panniers and Carnet.
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Go get 'em Matt!
Thanks dude. I need you to stand at the side of the road and cheerlead. I'm got the pom poms but you'll need to bring your own skirt.
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Haha, good to hear.
Yeah, I'm thinking of doing an RR. I need to put a bit more thought and planning into exactly what it will be; I'm flat out busy with work & getting everything ready for months away, that I'm shelving that whole thought process until I've got time to think through it properly. But there's definitely going to be a Go Pro in there somewhere ;-)
Goodstuff. I chose an improved DLSR camera over a compact video camera earlier this year. It wouldn't have been a GoPro mind you. Out of my financial league. Some of the videos people get off them are amazing though. I'll definitely get a video camera at some point.
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G'luck with the test mate, where are you sitting it?
Bathgate dude. Never been so I'll try get through if the weather clears a bit. Maybe even follow someone about while they're on test! I have an hour before hand so the instructor is going to show me some of the bits that tend to trip folk up.
A few days ago my sister asked me to take my bike in to her school (she's a primary school teacher) to let the kids see it and maybe sit on it as the subject they're doing just now is transport. The kids she teaches have a variety of learning and physical disabilities including autism. I've never met any of them before so wasn't sure what to expect but it went really well. They loved it! Beeping the horn got the biggest reaction of the day and while one or two were a bit scared of it, you could hardly keep the rest of them away. Very cool.
No photos though I'm afraid but you can have this one from Killin that I forgot to post last week.
Today was the first day of the
MCN Scottish Mototcycle Show
. Weather was awful so nowhere near as many bikes in the car park as there has been in the past but the show was still pretty mobbed so I'm guessing that like me, they just took the car.
No BMW again and the Victory stand was very subdued compared to last year but the rest of them were just as big and loud as they've been recently. I got to sit on a few bikes, get a wee chat with some folk I knew and see some pretty cool stunt riding. And Nick Sanders was there. I would have gone over to talk to him but he was selling books and DVDs and I didn't have any money on me.
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Apologies for the quality of these videos. I would've put music over the first one but Youtube don't like that.
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That was the most beautiful thing I have ever seen. Someone needs to upload it to Youtube so I can watch repeatedly all day.
That was the most beautiful thing I have ever seen. Someone needs to upload it to Youtube so I can watch repeatedly all day.
No sig. Deal with it.
Gen vi, yay! And in full 3D... glad I got up for this! The fire starter and that deer thing at the end are on my capture list for sure
Spoiler:- Team Stuff:
White 2:
Wow... Everybody getting it at the same time... Game Freak still surprised us!
Can't help but feel that Gen V is gonna be remembered as the 'blink and you'll miss it' generation! lol!
That blew my mind!!!! X and Y! The Third game will be Z! To be honest I think this is way too soon!
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Thanks to PopPrincess_Lyra for the Roxie lickie icon
And here, I was thinking they'd stick to sprites. The graphics don't look too spectacular for a 3DS game, but the Pokemon models are nice and well-animated.
Only the fire starter appeals to me out of the three, but both of the legends are pretty impressive, IMO (I prefer the X version one).
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Yeah I didn't like the starters at all to be honest, not sure why people are loving them.
The legendaries looked nice. Particularly the bird. It seems the theme may be Earth and Sky? Or X / Y suggests boy / girl?
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Oh man I can't wait for this! That deer thing looked pretty cool, and I don't know what to think of the starters until I see their evolutions.
What was that about a wand growing though?
I have claimed Empoleon, Rosalina, and Super Mario Galaxy!
Recent Shiny:
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I also got a print screen!
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So...that just happened.
X and Y
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I guess I'm the only one liked the water starter....
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Just saw the special. The... game... was... AWESOME!!! Didn't see most of the new footage because my laptop was buffering constently, but it looks cool. Kinda reminds me of Dragon Quest
Do not like the 3d graphics. I'd rather have my regular ones. Gen 6 es meh
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It's obvious what the 3rd game will be called.
Also I still wanted remakes over this.
My friend safari: Noibat, Gabite, Druddigon
That was pretty awesome. When will we have screenshots form the video?
All this and more on my tumblr!
I can breed premier ball Johto starters and other rare ball pokémon.Not currently accepting new trades.
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Finally after 5 generations, we get a not reptilian grass starter.
Though I forgot what it was.
I do like that flying legendary, but the deer legendary was pretty nice.
I like the fox and frog starter.
And the overworld looks epic, and so does the battle, not to mention did you see the player swinging on a vine.
This really is epic. And a worldwide release, the moment Iwata mentioned that localization took a long time, I knew it was a worldwide release.
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I have never seen anything more beautiful than this game.
I want it so bad.
I am truly impressed!
I couldn't really get a good look at the fire one but I know I'm going to use Froakle or whatever he's called.


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^^ You missed the point. I'm not saying we should include several from each International, just that if someone wins his/her second International, someone else should get to qualify, cause this person already qualified.
So for instance, Elle-Marie is leading right now in Birmingham, but she already qualified for Bali by winning in Monterrey, so why not let the runner-up get to qualify from Birmingham? But if Tennisfan_77 who is currently 2nd would be a runner-up, the same question would arise. She won in Marbella and qualified that way, so no point in giving her the quali spot she already has.
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