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WEST MILFORD — Two men were arrested last week and charged with burglary and drug-related offenses after being caught removing copper from homes on Riverside Road in the Upper Greenwood Lake section of the township.
David G. Corcoran, 32, of Hewitt, and Adam J. Hazan, 44, of Bergenfield were found hiding in the basement of a second residence by police on Wednesday, May 7, after a call from a neighbor who said two men were taking copper from an unoccupied residence on the block. The caller provided a license plate number and description of the vehicle. Police located the empty vehicle in the vicinity of a second unoccupied home also on Riverside Road. Police Det./Sgt. Stephen Singerline, Officer Stephen Herzog and Det. Frank Elia located the suspects in the basement. Police report the two had already cut out a significant amount of copper piping and fixtures. They were taken into custody without incident.
Corcoran and Hazan were each charged with burglary, theft of moveable property, possession of burglar tools, possession of hypodermic syringes.
Hazan was also charged with possession of a prescription legend drug.
Both men were sent to Passaic County Jail in default of $25,000 full cash bail.
"The West Milford Township Police Department is reminding residents to remain vigilant and contact the Police Department regarding suspicious persons or incidents due to the increase in burglaries to vacant or unoccupied residences," the police said in their statement.
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81 DT175 project bike.
Okay, this is my current project bike. I bought it as a non running bike that sat outside for about a year.
Here is what it looked like the day I brought it home.
The rear brake was stuck but other than that it looked ok.
I decided to get it running before I did anything. Some how I got lucky and the fuel tank looks new inside.
I had to take the petcock off and clean it and rebuild the carb. as well. She is a 1 kick start cold bike. I need to find specs on compression though, she only has 120 pounds.
with that done I started taking it apart.
The wheels need some work, they are round and not bent but rusty. I hope I can save them.
The rear brake was full of dirt but looks good.
Well she is in pieces now. ready to start the build. I don't know what direction I am going to go yet. I am thinking mostly stock.
Wow the memories.
I got a 79 DT175 as an apprentice many years ago. Loved it & hated it. The muffler was always choked with oil, back shoes only were good for half of their depth before locking the brake cam, used to carbon up & start screaming like a banshee while I would panic, turn the key off, pull the sparkplug out, get a whoooa of a whack off the plug then find something big & unmovable to ram the front wheel against till it died... My blood pressure is going up just thinking about it. Unfortunately I was always broke so couldn't afford to replace the kick starts. After number 3 I resorted to crashstarting each time... in traffic...in rushhour....
It did teach me that a small less powerful bike can be as much fun as the IT250s & PEs of the time. And introduced me to the sport of enduros. I also did my first engine rebuild - got the slide stuck in the carb on reassembly & ran it in on the first kick at 10 000 RPM.
Did you know that they brought them out again in 1989 & the price was the same as in 1979 - $1500.00
I have owned the exact same model in the past, myself (1981 DT-175H), and the bike was very basic, simple, and as reliable as a bike can be.
It's too bad that Yamaha hasn't imported 2-stroke dual-purpose bikes over 50cc into the USA since 1981, as I can only imagine the kind of machinery they'd be producing in 2012 for that job.
Actually, there was a DT-80K and DT-100K in the 1983 Yamaha line-up.
Then, come 1984, it was all 4-strokes except for a couple of 50cc models.
Nice little bikes that work well as mountain goats :) I rebuilt an 81 after it took a bath and nothing done with it. It was mostly cleaning an about $400 worth of parts. I did swap out the shock for one out of a DT400. Not sure how much that helped :) The spark arrestor on the end of your pipe looks to be non-stock.
Yep, someone welded an old school supertrap on to it. If anyone has a stock one I would love to find one. I also need the oil tank.
I just fixed all the photos.
Looks like a nice project.
I've been riding by this for years. Never seen anyone around, would love to have it.
Just because I hate to see it rot away.
Knock on the door with a bottle of whiskey in the truck. Has worked for me in the past. Let me know how it turns out.
No house there anymore :cry
Just this shed and an old outhouse.
But someone cuts the grass, I don't think they ride the bike tho.
I don't need it, but I want it. I friend of mine had one similar to it when we were kids and we rode that bike all over.
Okay, I worked on the bike today. I just reached into the box and pulled out a pice. I did not take a before photo but if you look at the first photos you can see it.
I started by taking it apart and almost loosing the detention ball. Then I attacked it with a wire wheel till it looked new. I then baked on an industrial silver enamel paint. I know it is not factory original but I am not looking for that.
The wheels on the one I had looked about like yours. I never could get the spoke nuts to break free and most of the spokes and ended up replacing most of the spokes.
WVhillbilly, is that a XL500S ? They had a 23 inch front wheel instead of a 21 so tire choices are kind f slim. There used to be a nice dual purpose tire that you could run though. The 500 was quite the tractor, I really liked mine.
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Are your scraps taking over? Don't throw them away! Instead, use your fabric to create crafts with scrap material. These Scrap Fabric Birds from Heather Valentine can be used to create magnets, ornaments, lavender sachets and so much more.
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- Apply a thin layer of Mod Podge to your pressed scraps to "stiffen" the fabric and give it more texture.
- After everything is dry, cut 1 bird from fun fabric and 1 bird from coordinating felt. Cut 1 wing in fabric of choice. (I used felt).
- Stitch wing to body. For my little guys & gals, I used a decorative blanket stitch on my trusty machine and a contrast thread color.
- Then, super simple, match your front and back birdies together and straight stitch them together leaving a 1″ opening at the bottom. Stuff with poly fill. Be careful not to over feed your birds they will get fat!! Stitch the opening closed.
- With your trusty glue gun in hand, apply a dab of glue at the center and attach your button magnet.
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May 17, 2014
.... made these into cute cat toys .... just add a tsp. of catnip after stuffing ... cats love them ....!!
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Jun 26, 2013
These would also make such cute plant pokes. After stuffing, stitch almost close, leaving open at the bottom just big enough for a small dowel rod or something similar. Put glue at the end of the small dowel rod, and insert in the small opening and glue the fabric tight around the rod. You can tie a small piece of twine or raffia around the dowel rod at the bottom of the bird. Poke the dowel rod in your favorite potted plant.
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Love them made them for xmas,planning to make more,so sweet. Thanks.
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I made these as appliques on a t-shirt for my grand daughter, she likes things attached. only need one layer of fabric and put the wing on first, then sew on, stuffing just before you finish it. add a bead for an eye and that's it. any scrap fabric will do. I even put one on the top of her sleeves.
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Really Darling!! A person could make these from fabrics for every season! Cute for a little one's necklace on a piece of ribbon. Great for a magnet too. I have to go look thru my scraps now!! Thanks for a fun little project!
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I think these little birds are fantastic and would make lovely mobiles for babies and many other things, I love them thank you for sharing x
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These are an adorable way to use up left over material. Very Cute! Pinning and sharing!
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These are really cute. We are working on things to sale at the Country Store in our quilt show. I've been making pin cushions and have scraps about this size. I may make some for the store. These would also make cute pin cushions.
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SANDUSKY Borders and Dick's Sporting Goods will join the Sandusky Mall complex.
Dick's will join recently added retailers Target and Old Navy in a newly constructed 45,000 square foot store on the east end of Sandusky Pavilion.
Borders will occupy more than 20,000 square feet inside the north end of Sandusky Mall adjacent to JCPenney,
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Unusually for a fish, the red mullet's liver is considered a delicacy in its own right, and that's one reason why mullet are often sold and cooked ungutted.
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Last Show of 2014!Tuesday, December 30th, 2014
Tomorrow I'll be performing my final shows of 2014 at First Night Spokane!
Come out and see an amazing show, details at: https://firstnightspokane.org
Tomorrow I'll be performing my final shows of 2014 at First Night Spokane!
Come out and see an amazing show, details at: https://firstnightspokane.org
This summer have Louie Foxx present his Super Magic show at your library! This show runs 40 minutes and is full of: Eye Popping Magic, Amazing Juggling, Hilarious Comedy, and tons of audience interaction!
The Super Magic show is full of tricks and stunts that are themed around the amazing abilities of that characters in books have and things that super heroes from comic books can do. Some of the highlights are when the kids:
Here's a quick video about the Super Magic show:
The Super Magic show is 100% self contained and comes with everything needed for the show including a professional PA system. Here's what librarians and parents have said after seeing previous Louie Foxx shows:
Louie Foxx is a two time Guinness World Record Holder and was voted the Best Live Entertainment for Kids by the readers of the Parent Map Magazine two years in a row!
For mor info or to schedule simply:
1. Email Louie through the contact form at: http://www.louiefoxx.com/contact.php
2. Call Louie at 206-669-3928
Available dates and times limited so call now to reserve your desired show date and time!
Discounts are available for scheduling multiple shows
I just uploaded a new promo video for the Fair and Festival industry, here it is:
The One-Man Side Show is a great addition to your fair or festival as a grounds act. The show works on a stage, as a roving act or as a "Street Style" show on your grounds.
A question I'm frequently asked is what age range is the Louie Foxx show for? I made a quick video breaking down my target demographic:
Hope that helps!
Finally a bit of my show is on Univision, you can see it at: http://univisionfresno.univision.com/videos/video/2014-10-13/conciertos-en-la-gran-feria-de-fresno/embed
Be sure to check out one of my live magic and comedy shows this summer, you'll be glad you did!
My current schedule is at: http://www.louiefoxx.com/calendar.php
If you are in the North Seattle area tomorrow (6/1) I'm performing at the Phinney Center:
You can get tickets at: http://www.showclix.com/event/EvansFamilyVarietyShow2
Here's the blurb for the show:
Welcome to Evan's Family Variety Show, featuring Louie Foxx! Also guest starring singer/musician Jovie DeVoe and artist Madeline Berman!
Louie Foxx is a fantastic performer that performs all over the NorthWest. He has set several world records, and has an act featuring several amazing acts that I haven't seen anyone else doing – his hand shadows alone will steal the show. And the last time I saw him was one of his television appearances, so having him in my show is wonderful!
Jovie DeVoe is a talanted singer, dancer, and musician. I've performed with her at several theaters around town and she's wonderful! She has several numbers that families will love, and even plays the ukelele!
And finally Madeline Berman will be available as an artist – she'll be drawing the performers, and will be available for commissions to sketch your children as well!
Come out and see me perform on 1/11/14 at the Everett Public Library in Everett Washington. This is a family friendly show and while it is free to attend I suggest contacting the library to see if they have some sort of ticketing system to make sure you don't show up and it's already filled.
When: Sat, January 11, 1pm – 2pm
For more details visit: http://www.epls.org/newsletter/2013-12-epls-news.asp


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From "Godard on Godard," these are the top ten lists Jean-Luc Godard made up when he was a critic:
Mr. Arkadin
Elena et les Hommes
The Man Who Knew Too Much
Bus Stop
Slightly Scarlet
The Saga of Anatahan
Un Condamne a mort s'est echappe
Fear (Rossellini)
Bowhani Junction
My Sister Eileen
Bitter Victory
The Wrong Man
Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?
Hollywood or Bust
Les Trois font la paire (Guitry)
A King in New York
Beyond a Reasonable Doubt
The Criminal Life of Archibaldo de la Cruz
Sawdust and Tinsel
Saint Joan
The Quiet American
Journey into Autumn
Bonjour Tristesse
Montparnasse 19
Une Vie
Man of the West
Touch of Evil
L'Eau vive (Villiers)
White Nights
Les Temps des oeufs durs (Carbonneaux)
Deux Hommes dans Manhattan (Melville)
Les Rendez-vous du diable (Tazieff)
Moi, un noir (Rouch)
La Tete contre les murs (Franju)
Le Dejeuner sur l'herbe (Renoir)
Hiroshima, mon amour
Les Quatre cent coups
Les Cousins
Du cote de la Cote (Varda)
Les Bonnes Femmes
The Savage Innocents
Give a Girl a Break (Donen)
Sansho Dayu
Moonfleet (Lang)
Poem of the Sea (Dovzhenko)
Le Testament d'Orphee
Tirez sur le pianiste
Two Rode Together (Ford)
La Pyramide humaine (Rouch)
Le Testament du Docteur Cordelier (Renoir)
Les Godelureaux (Chabrol)
Paris Nous Appartient (Rivette)
Rocco and his Brothers
Exodus (Preminger)
Lola (Demy)
Era Notte a Roma (Rosselini)
The Thousand Eyes of Dr. Mabuse
Vanina Vanini
Through a Glass, Darkly
Jules et Jim
Le Signe du Lion
Vivre sa Vie
The Flaming Years (Dovzhenko)
Sweet Bird of Youth (Brooks)
Une Grosse Tete (de Givray)
Ride the High Country (Peckinpah)
The Ten Best American Sound Films:
The Great Dictator
The Searchers
Singin' in the Rain
The Lady from Shanghai
Bigger Than Life
Angel Face
To Be or Not to Be
Proces de Jeanne d'Arc (Bresson)
The Exterminating Angel
The Birds
The Chapman Report (Cukor)
Adieu Philippine (Rozier)
Donovan's Reef (Ford)
The Nutty Professor
Irma la Douce
Two Weeks in Another Town (Minelli)
The Six Best French Films since the Liberation:
Le Plaisir (Ophuls)
La Pyramide humaine
Le Testament d'Orphee
Le Testament du Docteur Cordelier
Les Godelureaux
I Fidanzanti (Olmi)
Man's Favorite Sport?
The Red Desert
A Distant Trumpet (Walsh)
Love with the Proper Stranger (Mulligan)
Cheyenne Autumn (Ford)
La Ragazza di Bube (Comencini)
L'Amour a la chaine (de Givray)
The Enchanted Desna (Dovzhenko)
Winter Light
Journal d'une femme en blanc (Autant-Lara)
Young Cassidy (Ford)
Shock Corridor
Gun Hawk (Ludwig)
Vidas Secas
Yoyo (Etaix)
Lilith (Rossen)
The Unworthy Old Peter and Pavla (Forman-Allio)
I find these fascinating…. Any thoughts?
I find it interesting that he lists a few Bergman films, seeing as how Bergman thought him "a fucking boor."
He shows wide ranging taste. I guess Godard looked for what we might call "pure cinema." But yes, many of his choices are more sedate and "conservative" than his own films.
A few lightweight films there. Man's Favorite Sport, Irma La Douce, Chapman Report, Donovan's Reef. Seems to be kind to directors he's fond of. Surprised he liked Exodus considering his support of the Palestine people and supposed anti-semitism.
Steve Oerkfitz,
support of the Palestinian people has nothing to do in his case with anti-semitism.
My Sister Eileen really surprised me. But then, he loves musicals, as shown by A Woman is a Woman and Pierrot.
I wish it was easier to see films by Jean Rouch and Dovzhenko, not to mention some of the even more obscure ones.
And as far as "Yoyo" goes, your guess is as good as mine.
Thanks much for sharing. Kinda curious selection he got there. I noticed the absence of Japanese films, but great to see Scarface and Ride the High Country on his list.
@Wonder6789-I know that. But Godard has been accused of anti-semitism in the past. I didn't mean to imply that they necessarily go hand in hand. But they often do.
i dont put too much stock in these lists. they're old for one, and there wasn't much critical writing to back up his opinions on them. i bet if you asked him about these lists now he'd disown a majority of his selections.
Noel, you're welcome. I like Godard on Godard, I think it's a great book. Yeah, you're right, no Kurosawa, just one Mizoguchi. He did like Hawks' Scarface a lot, and he really liked his westerns. Never made one though.
Bobby, he did write extensively about some of these directors/films. I guess his most in-depth piece is his essay on The Wrong Man. The thing about year-end best-ofs is they tend to represent films that you really enjoyed going to. Maybe some of those lightweight ones were dates with Anna K.
He did identify Shock Corridor, Marnie, The Birds, Sanso Dayu, Bonnes Femmes, The Exterminating Angel, Mr. Arkadin, Pickpocket, A Man Escaped as important films, and I think those choices have stood the test of time.
now that i look again, its a pretty obscure list. half of these films i've never heard of.
After he had been making his own films for a few years, his lists became even bolder and more eccentric.
Godard rated Mizoguchi extremely highly, comfortably the best from Japan, and praised Ugetsu to the skies, paid homage at his tomb- the relative lack of Mizo is mainly due to the years involved (although at Venice in 54, Sansho a latecomer in this list)
Here's why Godard Like "My Sister Eileen" so much.
Thanks for finding that, David. There is something charming and almost Parisian about it, and it's even reminiscent of A Woman is a Woman.
I've been meaning to revisit this thread because, ever since I collected all these lists in one place, I've been making a concerted effort to track down and watch as many of these movies as I can. Here are the ones I've seen so far:
Slightly Scarlet — comes down as a mix of Flamingo Road, Written on the Wind, with a dash of Key Largo. Dwan is a crasser version of Sirk, Sirk with hand guns. Rhonda Fleming and Arlene Dahl are two of the most flaming red heads in history. The long shots of cars driving by the shore with blue sky and blue sea seem to have influenced Godard in Contempt and Pierrot le Fou. Fun.
The Wrong Man – the visual and dramatic economy of this film are so strong it could almost be a silent film without losing anything. It's the essence of how to tell a story with images.
Du cote de la Cote – Agnes Varda's charming, sensual love letter to the Cote d'Azur. There are many visual jokes that Vigo or even Frank Tashlin would have loved. Again, some of this seems to come back in Contempt.
Sweet Bird of Youth – an acting tour de force. The long tango between Newman and Page in their hotel suite could be a blueprint for all of those lengthy bedroom scenes in early Godard. Pretty subversive for 1960. The whole film reeks of the booze-sweat from a hot swampy night in a southern backwater town. Tennessee Williams was in a unique position to recognize the threat (and hypocrisy) latent in the strange marriage of political graft and Christian family values; some should have revived this play on Broadway four years ago.
Muriel, Gertrud, Touch of Evil, and of course his own Vivre Sa Vie are perennial favorites.
Exodus. Beautiful cinemascope, beautiful color. Preminger was a master at very deep but natural-looking color. There's an early shot of the shoreline at Gaza with a jalopy parked in the middle of it, as a voice which turns out to be a tour guide's talks about all the ancient ruined civilizations that resided there. The subliminal message is that our culture (the car) will one day be in rubble, and this must have given Godard a big clue as to how to tell the story of Contempt. This movie is also, probably, ten times better than Leon Uris's bestselling novel, simply because you can put living passions right on the screen, and who are better passions that Eve Marie Saint, Paul Newman, and Sal Mineo? Godard once said that "bad" books made the best movies, and I think he was right about that.
Damn, I didn't know anyone else liked Love with the Proper Stranger. Why is it OOP?
Does anyone think it wrong of Godard as a director to put his own film on the list? I mean, sure Vivre sa Vie has been really hailed by everyone, but should he have been a little more modest and said something like, "Because I made this film, I can't necessarily review it"? I don't know. Ebert didn't review Beyond the Valley of the Dolls when he wrote it, so…
But, hey, it's great that he has a lot of good movies on there, most notably, for me, being those of Bergman's Silence trilogy, which is the best trilogy of films I've ever seen (although Through a Glass Darkly tends to feel a little more weak than the other two).
I wonder what his lists would be for this decade.
Doinel, about half of these titles are sadly out of print or unreleased. I have been collecting and watching as many as I can, and can say that Godard has not steered me wrong yet. Every film that he likes is intelligent, well-made, and perhaps most surprising, fiendishly entertaining.
This decade, I think there's a greater divide between movies of entertainment and movies of artistic merit. One of the cool things about these lists, imo, is how Hollywood and Europe comfortably share the same ground.
I also watched The Quiet American. Excellent moody political film by Mankiewicz; fatalism steeped in gorgeous high-contrast black and white cinematography. For those turned off by the dialogue-heavy Barefoot Contessa, this film offers more trademark Mankiewicz writing — I want to say he doesn't just write dialogue, he sculpts it in mid-air. But with characters as intriguing, shifting, and heartbreaking as these, I didn't mind. Godard even addresses the issue of whether Mankiewicz is too literary for the cinema.
"Does anyone think it wrong of Godard as a director to put his own film on the list? I mean, sure Vivre sa Vie has been really hailed by everyone, but should he have been a little more modest and said something like, "Because I made this film, I can't necessarily review it"? I don't know. Ebert didn't review Beyond the Valley of the Dolls when he wrote it, so…"
I go back and forth on this issue. I think if you are a good enough critic that you can recognize the flaws and skills of your own work with a somewhat objective (never fully objective, that doesn't exist) detachment, then it is perfectly okay, and Godard's criticism skills were basically his filmmaking skills, so I don't have a problem with it in this case. I think it only becomes a problem when the ego of the director gets in the way of both the work s/he's trying to promote* and when it eventually proves not to stand the test of time, but Vivre sa Vie seems to be standing on its own now.
*Actually, I watched Made in USA last night and, as my fourth Godard experience, it still kind of shows me that when you watch a Godard film you are watching something so intensely Godard that it's almost not worth trying to discuss on any other merits. I don't know, I think the only thing that leaves me cold about Godard films is Godard himself. Otherwise I just see his movies as cinematic proofs the way mathematical proofs are constantly reworked through different theories in science. Made in USA, for instance, is an attempt to build sound the same way the shots are built within cinema, and to make a film noir in the brightest and most primary colors. It works really well, but you can feel Godard behind the camera as he does it.
Well, we know he doesn't like Michael Moore or Tarantino (or Cannes). See this interview here:
'Yet he continues to study film and experiment as energetically as ever. He is brutally dismissive of Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11 and of the spate of other recent films attacking globalisation, warmongering and US cultural imperialism. "They say they are attacking Bush, but they are not doing it in movie terms, but in words." He calls Moore (in his idiosyncratic English) "just a Hollywood reporter man", and compares him unfavourably with the great cinéma vérité documentary-maker Frederick Wiseman. He even suggests that Moore's work may actually have helped Bush. "It's not enough to be against Adolf Hitler. If you make a disastrous movie, you're not against Adolf Hitler." (Whether he has actually seen Fahrenheit 9/11 is not in any way apparent.)
Nor is Godard especially flattering about the legions of admirers who make reference to him in their own movies or even name their companies after him. Quentin Tarantino, for example, calls his production company A Band Apart, in deference to Godard's 1964 classic, Bande à Part. "He says he admires me, but that's not true," Godard muses, then makes a cryptic remark about the torture and humiliation of prisoners by US guards in Iraq. "What is never said about Tarantino is that those prisons we are shown pictures of, where the torture is taking place, are called "reservoir dogs". I think the name is very appropriate." …….
He sounds equally disenchanted with film festivals. "In the beginning I believed in Cannes, but now it's just for publicity. People come to Cannes just to advertise their films, not with a particular message. But the advantage is that if you go to the festival, you get so much press coverage in three days that it advertises the film for the rest of the year." '
Regarding Vivre sa Vie on his list, he put a lot of himself into that movie, it was his first film that really risked deep feeling, and I think he was right to acknowledge it. He places it at number 6, after Hawks, Rossellini, Bergman, Truffaut and Rohmer. Notice how 1959, the year the New Wave broke, is all French, a very personal acknowledgement of nationalistic triumph.
It's hard not to look back and see Tarantino's love/affinity for scenes of torture as a way of preparing us to lie down and accept Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo Bay. Torture should never be escapist entertainment.
Second that, Justin.
Pretty interesting list. Anyone know where I can find some of his writing on film? What has he been up to lately as a critic, other than dismissing Spielberg and Michael Moore.
"Torture should never be escapist entertainment."
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didnt know where else to post this, but i think i stumbled onto something pretty big here.
there are a ton of photos on here from some science class autopsy on a dead person. I havent gone through it all, but im pretty sure this can be of some use to you anatomy freaks. Some photos are more usefull then others. Also, very good refrences for drawing dead flesh and zombies....
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Wow. This is great stuff. Thanks for the link!
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thats a shitload of ref. great work. thank you hayabusa!
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Thanks a lot for this, dunno when I'll be needing a dead body to look at for ref...but interesting atleast. I actually prefer going to http://ect.downstate.edu/courseware/haonline/index.htm
and reading the stuff that goes with it. Just the pics got me curious as to what they were pointing at (especially after dozens of pics of the back of the head which never really changed)
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He's probably frozen or something, the muscles looked dried and fibrous (more like cooked meat than like raw)


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Bad news: prices going up in spite of recession.
Good news: Every attraction is effectively a FastPass attraction by virtue of reduced crowds!
Good news: Every attraction is effectively a FastPass attraction by virtue of reduced crowds![/quote]
That's certainly good there.
OH man.. are you serious.. this is crazy..
$3 does add up when multiplied by the number of people in the family.. sigh..
DISNEYLAND: It even makes science geeks look cool!!
Prices go up this Sunday, August 3rd...
If you go to Disneyland.com, you can still get the old prices tonight and tomorrow, so long as you visit the park on or before January 5th, 2009.
Check out my Theme Park Photos at http://darkbeer.smugmug.com
$69 for one day at disneyalnd
It is still a fantastic value when you look a the cost of a sporting event or show ticket.
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Walt Disney Company StockholderD23 Charter Member
Interesting ABC would report that, since they are owned by the Walt Disney Company after all. It's like Disney is telling us themselves.
But that's probably why it's in ABC news anyways.
Disneyland isn't just getting up and leaving Anaheim.
there are companies that offer discounts on tickets.
the catch: you have to order a trip package.
aaa is one of them. or,
but....... the benefit....... you save money on tickets.
or.....................there is another option: an a.p.
I am not going to let the price increase of ( ) $3 stop me from going to the disneyland resort.
its a good place.
Fact is the price of everything has been going up. 3 extra dollars is not even enough to cover a gallon of gas for one of the Main Street vehicles.
If it's too much for you, and you think it's ridiculous, stop going please.
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It's been a hectic offseason for San Francisco general manager Brian Sabean, what with fortifying the bullpen, signing a shortstop, adding future Hall of Famer Randy Johnson to the rotation and searching for just the right words to put the Manny Ramirez speculation in proper perspective.On a positive note, Sabean is now free to have the same reaction as 29 other general managers amid reports that Barry Bonds recently underwent hip surgery and hopes to be ready by Opening Day.
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subscribed...keep it coming! Ride Ride Ride.
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Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Jan 2007
Oddometer: 250
Monday 4/20 181 Miles Today 1,055 Miles Total
I decided I wanted to get further along on my journey. Richard and Gilbert were going to stay another night. I was very tempted to stay too, but onward ho it was. This is a standard warning signs in an attempt to keep fools from backing poor decisions.
Did I mention that it was foggy in the campsite?? Richard and Gilbert said it was foggy on the road to the restaraunt for breakfast. Did I pay attention to the sign??? Do you think I'd be a fool? Sorry to disappoint you, but I took off anyways. 23 miles of fog so thick I had to look over the edge of the windshield to see the center line. 20 to 25 MPH. I'm getting nowhere fast!!! All's I could think of was a deer in the middle of the road. I never had one vehicle come up behind me. Those Virginia people are smarter than one New York foreigner. It got to the point I put the front of my modular helmet up so I could see through the fog. Then the rain started. Ouch, does that hurt on the face. Now I'm trying to tilt me head and look out of the corner of my eye. I don't remember if they covered this in the MSF course. Suddenly I looked up and there was a big blue section in the sky. It slowly got better and within about 3 miles it was completly clear. I survived!!! The sun came out, the body started warming up. Although my boots were soaked at this point. This from now out will be great. That is until it started pouring so hard I can't see and I take cover behind a big tree. My view.
So the rain subsides and I head out again. Keep innocent eyes away from the next pic. It's the horniest female I've seen in a long time.
I tried to sweet talk this one into turning around. No Dice!!
I grew up on a dairy farm and I have no idea what breed this is.
I went down the road and saw this building sitting in a cleared out meadow. No sign to indicate what it is or what significance it has. I just thought it was interesting so walked down to take some pics.
It must have something valuable inside because it's locked.
How long to make this chimney?
I'm not sure about this foundation engineering.
So I'm riding along the BRP and suddenly signs indicate the road is closed and there is a detour. Yup, it's closed!
What did I think of these change of plans??
So off I go into the countryside. Did you ever picture Virginia as the Christmas Capital??? These trees were growing on every sloped area on this road.
Further down the road a bit...
And directly across the road...
They were everywhere. There must have been 1,ooo's of them...
So I had to drive about 14 miles out of my way to buy gas and it's back to the BRP. Great, now I'm riding for about 4 miles and a bright friendly orange signs explains to me that the BRP is closed in 4 miles and there will be a detour. C'mon, why did you direct me back up here to ride 8 miles and then ride right back down again. I need to explain that it's not like just taking an exit. There may be 1,000's of feet difference in elevation so you're doing these winding roads down and back up. When I got to the closed sign it struck me whether this is a scam or not?? What Dept. of Transportation makes their signs with a handy spray can???
OK, so it's off on the side roads again, routed around, then finally back on the BRP.... I can't remember how far I rode that time and then another road closed and detour. I decided this was enough for one day and take the road down. End of Monday...
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Joined: Jan 2006
Location: Los Angeles
Oddometer: 332
This is the way to ride. No Destination
The cattle breed is Scottish highlander. My grandfather had one I called "The Shaggy Bull".
Beastly Adventurer
Joined: Mar 2007
Location: Thrace and Istanbul
Oddometer: 1,421
Nice piccies. Nice riding. Urals have always been more charismatic than other two wheelies.
Joined: Jul 2006
Location: Sheboygan Falls, WI
Oddometer: 682
Scottish Highlands Cattle.....don't ask me how I know....I'm full of useless information lol
I'm enjoying the ride
If I return before I get back, tell me to wait I'll be right there.
There are three kinds of people in this world, those that can count, and those that can't.
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Jan 2007
Oddometer: 250
Tuesday 4/21 274 Miles Today 1,329 Total
Hi Everyone, this is going to be a quick daily report since I'm running late. Got up Tuesday morning to update the report and no internet. You know this is a shady place when you leave the office and he reaches over and locks the door EVERY time. But, at $35 including taxes it was as cheap as the KOA. I need to get a listing of campsites. I see signs everywhere until I need one.
39 friggin degrees out. It was warmer 1,100 miles farther north at the Canadian border where I started. Donned the longjohns, which I thought were tucked away for good, and took off. AT the very first stoplight I have to stop at, the light turns green and nothing happens. Both lanes aren't moving. I can't see other than the person in the left turn lane at the front is sitting at a slight angle. The tractor trailer behind me starts blowing the horn. Finally people start going around the car in the turn lane. Suddenly the car starts moving but I look up and the left turn light is red. Shit, what is the guy doing?? Then the car turns abruptly to the right and is heading straight for the oncoming car in their turn lane. I'm sure he's going to run into the front of that car. Then the car makes a right again and is heading for the curb. I'm not sure how I didn't see the car jumping over that curb but it must have just missed it. Then the car is kind of weaving back and forth in it's lane, changes lanes and off it goes. It was 8:00am and I came to the conclusion that that driver was drunk. I think he fell asleep at the light, then woke up, and in the confusion wasn't sure where it was going. As always, all the cars pulled ahead of me and I never saw the car againl. Hope he made it home without hurting anyone. Too much excitement.
Once I came down off the parkway the most dramatic thing to me was how beautiful the flowers were and how green everything was.
Last pic from Monday
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Joined: Mar 2009
Location: north florida
Oddometer: 1,688
I'M really enjoying this thread! i've never heard of a Ural--got to do some searches and get educated. If you are not time limited, don't forget some of the south's best riding spots. get off the BRP at pisgah national park and take 215 south to Rosman, Nc. 64 west will take you through Cashiers and Highlands and a few miles farther will be bridal veil falls, dry falls, and cullasaja falls. follow 64 to franklin and then take 28 north to 74. west on 74 through the nantahala gorge and camp on the natahala river. coming to the top of nantahala gorge on your way out, turn right on 129 and take it all the way to the DRAGON. the dragon itself is a destination for many, but the campgground there is the best! $7 a night and a huge firering with free firewood, surrounded by bikers until bedtime. restaurant on site for all the food you can't have :) lots of rusttic camping there too. take the Cherohala to Tellico plains--good camping on tthe upper reaches of the tellico river too. can't wait for your nest post! RIDE SAFE AND ENJOY!!
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Jan 2007
Oddometer: 250
Tuesday cont'd
Example of the flowers.
I was riding until the first gas fill up, paid the lady and she said, "you're hands are freezing. You need to wear gloves." I explained I WAS wearing gloves. Saw a visitor center and stopped in to warm up again. I asked about the detours on the Blue Ridge Parkway. She wasn't sure but brought it up on the computer and it shows several detours and one area will be closed until the fall of '09. Apparently they got a lot of rain this spring and some areas got washed out. So, if you're planning on going up or down the BRP check out a web site in your planning. This is a public service announcement without that annoying noise.
It starts warming up, the sun comes out and things are great. Up until it starts pouring on me again. I already had the top of my rain suit on just to help keep warm, so I just kept riding. It didn't last very long. About noon the winds suddenly picked up. They had high wind warnings for North Carolina though Georgia. Guess where I rode. North Carolina to Georgia. The winds were relentless. Some times it hit me so hard it felt like I had just put the brakes on, then the gust would let up and the bike would surge ahead. Not very enjoyable riding. Riding these back roads has it's good points and it's not so good points. There are times the traffic is so sparse I'll ride mile after mile and never see a vehicle. Other times I have people lined up and I'm looking for a place to pull off to let them by. Most of the time it's OK. I crossed into South Carolina, headed west and got across the Georgia border and stopped in Monroe, Georgia. Today, Wednesday, I'm headed for Birmingham to see the Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum. Probably get there today and check it out first thing tomorrow morning.
Tuesday is done. Told you it was going to be short.
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Joined: Apr 2007
Location: Newtown,Sydney
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Nice one Gary.
Some lovely countryside you've been travelling through.
Stay warm.....
"(I could start another bandwidth wasting thread on getting there, but I think I have started enough pointless threads for the year already)"
Why do people think bike riders all like rock'n'roll??
lone rider
Joined: Aug 2007
Location: home is N.E. Missouri
Oddometer: 848
wow, this is beautiful country...........keep em coming. You remind us too appreciate the stuff we look at and take for granted every day.
When I'm dead, I sure don't want people thinking I never really lived. Hell with that.
Set tall in the saddle, hold your head up high...Keep your eyes fixed where the trail meets the sky....Live like you aint afraid to die. And don't be scared, just enjoy the ride. "Chris Ledoux"
Joined: Sep 2008
Location: Norway
Oddometer: 72
This report reminds me of everything I love about riding a motorcycle. Thanks!
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Feb 2009
Location: 28659 via 07728
Oddometer: 111
Whoo Hoo
Man, that's one gutsy diet you have. Good luck with it. Losing weight is always a plus, especially on a motorcycle trip. Great report. Could we have
some techno details? I'm interested in your bike model, engine size and especially your average mph, since I'm heading to West Virginia and Tennessee in August. Your pictures as is usual on this forum are excellent and interesting.
I'd love seeing some pics and any camping experience info you gain from
staying in a National Park, because that's the route me and my senior citizen
Pass are going to take. Can't bring my self to fork out the dough those KOA's
charge. If you go the National Park way, I'd be interested especially in knowing how you stay clean and other hygienic tidbits.
Keep on Trikin'
History Geek
Joined: Apr 2008
Location: Birmingham, Al
Oddometer: 225
Just left Gary heading North on US 31 out of Fultondale, Alabama. Had a great time walking around Barber's, and then finding the non-interstate way out of the state.
Keep us informed of what is on the road!
Be safe.
You get more with a kind word and a two-by-four than you do with just a kind word.
2006 Ural Troyka "Akula"
2012 Ural M-70 Solo "Novoi Zavotcha"
From central NH
Joined: Aug 2003
Oddometer: 146
Great report and pic's. I just bought myself a Ural also so I have been watching for all things Ural on the site. Stay warm and safe.
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#190 Aipom
#227 Skarmory
#546 Cottonee
#551 Sandile
#557 Dwebble
#588 Karrablast
#616 Shelmet
#626 Bouffalant
I can give any DWF tht isn't in the list above
Looking for these DWF
#046 Paras
#190 Aipom
#227 Skarmory
#546 Cottonee
#551 Sandile
#557 Dwebble
#588 Karrablast
#616 Shelmet
#626 Bouffalant
I can give any DWF tht isn't in the list above
My Shinies:
Pokemon in My Safari: Dedenne, Helioptile, Manectric
Hello, I am looking for a DWF Growlithe.
I can offer one of the follong DWFs:
And the following DW genderless :
Tmezone : GTM +2 Greece
I have and need to Evolve: ,
Looking for the following DWF :
Need:(Need to borrow the event one to get the Zorua)
Shinies : Many (PM to learn about them)
Dream World Pokemon : Many (PM again)
Looking for the following DW females:
Can offer some shinies for them. Let me know if you're interested. Thanks!
Just so it's clear, my white FC is 4729-1177-5594. The one on my banner is outdated.
Spoiler:- Credits:
Pixel3r - Virizion Reelements
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I am currently looking for a DWF Girafarig. I have an event Darkrai, as well as an Event Victini. I also have other legandaries as well, including the shiny Crown Beasts.
*Trade is done.*
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I accept clones in most cases. I will not accept Hacks. If you RNG I will always accept them, but please let me know they're RNGed.
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Pokemon X IGN: Brimo
Wanna Breed and Trade Dream world ability Pokemons.
I mainly looking for Speed Boost Female Carbanha,I don't care if the pokemon is both Female and DW ability.
I can breed
Sandshrew, Bellsprout, Seel, onix, Horsea,
Goldeen, Magikarp, Omanyte, Spinarak, Chinchou,
Gligar, Qwilfish, Houndour, Taillow, Illumise,
Snorunt, Shinx, Pidove, Drilbur, Alomomola, Stunfisk.
Plz pm with What you want, What you can give me, When you can trade(+ your Timezone to calculate).
The trade can take 1-3 days so I wish you pm with MUCH time to trade .
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Pokemon White and White2
Spoiler:- DWA Female pokemons I have:
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Still looking for the below...Keep in mind the pokemon in the list that I have to offer to trade are just the ones IMMEDIATELY available. I can also breed almost any DWF not in the "wanted" list below.
I am also looking for Unowns of various types. I don't have any of them atm and the goal for me is to have a full set.I am looking for the following pokemon w/ dreamworld abilities (F=Female, M=Male):
Spoiler:- Wanted:
Combee (F)
Durant (F)
Krabby (F)
Tyrogue x1 (M)
Pikachu (F)
Shellos PINK (f)
Patrat (f)
Lillipup (f)
blitzle (f)
woobat (f)
sewaddle (f)
bouffalant (f)
Here is some of what I have to trade. all non starters are female w/ dreamworld ability unless otherwise noted. Those in dreamworld pokeballs are noted.:
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Any starter you want of requested gender
lvl 1 Onix
2x lvl 1 venipede
2x lvl 1 azurill
lvl 1 happiny
2x lvl 1 budew
1x lvl 1 wynaut
1x lvl 1 mime jr
2x lvl 1 chinchou
lvl 1 swablu
lvl 1 oddish
lvl 1 psyduck
lvl 1 purrloin
lvl 1 remoraid
lvl 1 dunsparce
lvl 1 elekid
The following are in dreamworld pokeballs, also Females:
lvl 31 scolipede
lvl 10 geodude
lvl 50 azumarill
lvl 16 chansey
lvl 18 butterfree
lvl 23 beedrill
lvl 24 staravia
lvl 47 roserade
lvl 25 mr mime
lvl 50 mantine
lvl 26 wobbuffet
lvl 43 snorlax
lvl 45 sandslash
lvl 47 golduck
lvl 47 arcanine
lvl 46 crobat
lvl 24 duosion
lvl 28 liepard
lvl 46 muk
lvl 51 steelix
lvl 53 electivire
lvl 45 fraxure
lvl 47 tangrowth
lvl 47 magmortar
lvl 52 sunflora
lvl 45 weezing
Thanks again for any interest.
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I can provide a heavy metal Bronzor if you want but I only have 2 and one is serious nature and the other is Brave and neither have perfect IV's. If that doesn't work for you I have a male hidden ability kingler that I will be able to breed to pass on its ability in X and Y if you are willing to wait until pokebank. And finally I have a hidden ability staryu that is careful nature. If any of those deals works for you I was interested in obtaining a female hidden ability onix in black and white. Just reply or send me a PM if you're interested.
I'm looking for a DWF Durant, I have DWF Dratini and Gligar.
Have the following DW pokemon up for trade:
Gligar (F)
Goldeen (F)
Kricketot (F)
Smoochum (F)
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My tradinglist
Timezone: GMT +1 / the Netherlands.
All I'm seeking is a female Dream Zubat. Any help is appreciated.
I have one each of the GAMESTP shiny Raikou, Entei, and Suicune up for trade. All three are self-obtained, untouched, and uncloned. In exchange for your choice of one of these Pokemon, I am looking for bred DWF versions of any three of the following Unova Pokemon (the last ones I need to complete my collection):
Patrat, Lillipup, Tympole, Sewaddle, Venipede, Red Basculin, Blue Basculin, Sandile, Tirtouga, Trubbish, Solosis, Emolga
Please feel free to contact me for further details.
Resources and Related Free Services:
4 complete Living Pokedexes (Platinum, White, White 2, Y), plus one complete Regional Pokedex (Ruby)
--> Available for complimentary Pokedex entry trading, or for past Generation breeding
Access to all main-series games
--> Happy to help with activities exclusive to a specific title, such as Bank Balls and tutor moves
Access to all available Hidden Ability Pokemon
--> Any Pokemon bred upon request (within reason!)
I'm able to trade any dream world pokemon. Any gender, egg moves, IV's etc (I play ALOT of pokemanz). Just PM me and we can talk about trade offers. Also keep in mind that it may take about 1-2 days depending on the order.
X and Y FC: 3136-7169-1610
got my pokemon.
Last edited by goldgolem; 19th December 2013 at 5:30 PM.
Team Palkia
<--- Palkia's 3D twin
I am currently looking for a dream world Snorunt with its hidden ability moody. I have every starter that I can breed and will be willing to trade more than just one for what I am looking for. Thanks! PM me if you are interested.
I have dwfs Pichu, Vulpix, poliwag, and alomomola for trade. I am looking for a chikorita in exchange. I will also accept dwfs i dont have and any other interesting trades.
I am always looking to battle as well as to add people for friend safari. PM me if you would like to add me. Friend Safari: Electric, Dedenne, Electabuzz, and Zebstrika. 3ds Friend code: 4399-1131- 0577 IGN: Zach Current Team:
Looking for a DWF Slowpoke in a Dream ball. Pm
Last edited by Slimjim367; 23rd December 2013 at 9:39 PM.
X Friend Code: 0662-2766-6216
My safari type is Fighting and the pokemon are: Pancham, Machoke, Tyrogue
White 2 FC: 2151 7122 0017
Looking for DWF Girafarig. Can offer event pokemon or level 100 pokemon.
I have most dream world pokemon and can breed with any nature/egg moves. I am looking for a jolly sneasal with egg move pursuit and flawless attack/speed.
~Accepting challenges for the Iron gym badge at my steel gym in pokegyms competive pokemon league~
CURRENT WANTS: haban berry
HA pokemon up for trade:
Vivillion patterns up for trade: modern, continental, meadow, polar, elegant, sun, and high plains.
Pokegyms earned badges:
1. Soak Badge
2. Wyvern Badge
3. Normal Badge
4. Hard body Badge
5. Venom Badge
6. Fighting Badge
7. Inferno Badge
8. Deep dark Badge
9. Deathfrost Badge
10. Sima Badge
11. Maleficent Badge
12. Sky high Badge
My friend safari: rock (Nosepass, Magcargo, and Shuckle)
EDIT: No longer required
Last edited by Emperor Empoleon; 26th December 2013 at 2:52 AM.
This is the list of DWFs I'm looking for
#190 Aipom
#227 Skarmory
#546 Cottonee
#551 Sandile
#557 Dwebble
#588 Karrablast
#616 Shelmet
#626 Bouffalant
I can offer and DWF pokemon not in this list.
My Shinies:
Pokemon in My Safari: Dedenne, Helioptile, Manectric
I need a 6IV Ditto and i can give these female DW Pokemon :
I can give many more(ask per PM). I can give (if wished) Egg-moves
Last edited by Amphyclaw; 26th December 2013 at 9:07 PM.
Looking for a Dream World Poliwag Modest 5IV!
I am looking for bred DWF versions of Karrablast, Shelmet, and Girafarig. In exchange, I can offer a full set of the shiny GAMESTP beasts (Raikou, Entei, and Suicune) from the 2011 event distributions. All three Pokemon are self-obtained originals. Please feel free to contact me via PM for further details.
Last edited by Earendil; 29th December 2013 at 12:35 AM.
Resources and Related Free Services:
4 complete Living Pokedexes (Platinum, White, White 2, Y), plus one complete Regional Pokedex (Ruby)
--> Available for complimentary Pokedex entry trading, or for past Generation breeding
Access to all main-series games
--> Happy to help with activities exclusive to a specific title, such as Bank Balls and tutor moves
Access to all available Hidden Ability Pokemon
--> Any Pokemon bred upon request (within reason!)
Looking for a Regenerator Ho-oh (obviously originating from the dream radar). I have radar Dialga (quiet), Palkia (modest), and Giratina (brave) to offer. Will trade all 3 if the Ho-oh has an adamant nature. Please PM me if you are interested in setting up a trade
White FC: "Jake": 0003-4145-8282
White 2 FC: "Jake": 1765-4231-5299
3DS FC: "Jake": 0920-0726-0902
Friend Safari: Grass Quilladin, Ivysaur, Tangela
Hatched a Shiny using MM on 21/08/14 27th egg!
SR Shinies: . Currently hunting
Total shinies caught on Y: 45 as of last count
I will not accept or trade hacks. Clones of legit pokes, and RNG pokes ok, but please tell me first.