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Updated: January 28, 2010, 5:23 PM ETBy Ravi Ubha | ESPN.com
MELBOURNE, Australia -- Talk about entertainment Wednesday evening. And Jo-Wilfried Tsonga's win over Novak Djokovic was only part of the fun.
Henri Leconte, the retired Grand Slam finalist, couldn't hide his excitement in the booth as fellow Frenchman Tsonga eliminated an ill Djokovic 7-6 (8), 6-7 (5), 1-6, 6-3, 6-1 in the quarterfinals to cap one of the wackiest days in recent Grand Slam memory.
All four winners were in deep trouble.
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Men's doubles: Bob and Mike Bryan, United States
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Day 14
- Federer beats Murray for 16th Slam title
- Ubha: Federer's racket did the talking
- Ubha: Things learned from Federer-Murray
- Federer wins Aussie in straight sets
- Murray breaks down during speech
- Federer's podium speech
Day 13
- Serena beats Henin to win Aussie title
- Hewitt has hip surgery, hopeful for French
- Bryan brothers capture fourth Aussie title
- Ubha: A new beginning indeed for Serena
- Ubha: Five things we learned from the final
- Ubha: Federer, Murray cool as a cucumber
- Ubha: Why both Fed and Murray can win
- Bodo: Murray may have the ad
- Serena wins Aussie Open
- Serena accepts trophy
- Serena's thoughts on win
- Henin falls just short in final
- Digital Serve: Who will win the final?
- Federer-Murray final preview
Day 12
- Federer routs Tsonga to reach final
- Ubha: That Federer is a pretty savvy guy
- Ubha: Can Henin blunt stronger Serena?
- Ubha: Rasons why Henin, Serena can win
- Bodo: Henin's last step in comeback
- Injured Nadal to miss at least 4 weeks
- Williams sisters win doubles title
- Players auction rackets to raise Haiti funds
- Murray-Cilic court crasher to face charges
- Federer rips Tsonga
- Federer's thoughts on win
- Who has the edge, Federer or Murray?
- Rinaldi feature: Seven the hard way
- Williams sisters win doubles title
- Who will win the Serena-Hennin match?
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- Men | Women
- Ubha: Despite roadblocks, Henin in final
- Ubha: Murray displaying flashes of brilliance
- Ubha: Tsonga winning with aplomb
- Serena reaches Aussie final
- Henin cruises to final
- Serena's thoughts on win
- Henin feeling good with form
- Digital Serve: Federer-Tsonga preview
- Murray takes care of Cilic
- Murray's thoughts on win
- Serena-Henin preview
Day 10
- Men | Women
- Ubha: Tale of two Williams sisters
- Ubha: The real Federer returns
- Ubha: Vetting the Down Under semifinalists
- Venus Williams falls to Li Na
- Federer holds off Davydenko
- Tsonga holds off Djoker in five
- Women's semifinal preview
Day 9
- Men | Women
- Ubha: Cilic can compete with big boys
- Ubha: Let's give Murray his due justice
- Ubha: History on Henin's side?
- Ubha: No Djoking around for Tsonga in Oz
- Ubha: Here's who has threatened Fed
- Cilic takes down Rafa in five
- Henin advances to Aussie semis
- Nadal retires versus Murray
- Nadal on retirement
- Henin advances to Aussie semis
- Always being hunted: Roger Federer
Day 8
- Men | Women
- Ubha: Federer continues to torment Hewitt
- Ubha: Time now for Murray to win Slam
- Ubha: Ranking the quarterfinalist
- Ubha: Australian Open Day 9 preview
- Venus Williams wins in three sets
- Day 9 preview
- Federer thwarts Hewitt
- Serena into quarterfinals
- Tsonga, Davydenko win in five
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- Men | Women
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- Cilic takes down del Potro
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GREENVILLE, N.C. (AP) -- Maurice Kemp finished with 19 points, 10 rebounds and 6 assists to help East Carolina dominate Division III North Carolina Wesleyan 91-60 Saturday in a nonconference matchup.
Ty Armstrong added 14 points and eight rebounds, Miguel Paul scored 13 points and Akeem Richmond added 10 points off the bench for East Carolina (9-4).
Ahead at halftime 44-33, the Pirates opened the second half on a 20-10 run taking a 64-43 lead with 12:28 left to play.
North Carolina Wesleyan (7-5) shot just 21.2 percent (7 for 33) in the second half, compared to East Carolina's 48.4 percent (15 for 31) in the period.
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NEW!!! 2012-04-03 Thanks to the hard work of Amevarashi, the card database in English can partially be accessed through the following website:
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Because of all this negativity around the forums these days, time to add something more constructive...
Here I will start to post the Alteil 2 (JP) starters that I translate on a whim (15 minutes job so there are are grammar/syntax errors but should not be any gameplay mechanism errors). Most of the translation are actually located inside Circle guild forums and accessible to our members who set up Alteil JP accounts for a change. However, it's time to start opening some of the information vault to the general public.
Starting with Falkow starter, the first starter I posted in guild forums due to our guild being a Falkow-centric guild (not really true...).
So discuss and compare to see how Alteil Jp actually works.
Note: This thread is for ALTEIL 2 not ALTEIL 1 JP. I will create another thread for Alteil 1 in the future. However, Alteil 1 is mostly dead in JP and the cards are used mostly in Lavato Heroes instead. So I'll put priority on Alteil 2.
Starter prebuilts (50gran for shielded version (0 recycle value), 1000 gran for regular version)
Refess Starter
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He can call for the pay raises all he wants, but the Florida legislature is denying Governor Rick Scott of his wish for now.
"The details is what's sticking us right now, both the House and the Senate feels like there needs to be a performance pay flavor if you will, because that's been the trend for the last four or five years," said state Senator Bill Montford (D-Tallahassee).
The House and Senate agreed to set aside $480 million dollars for pay raises, but not for all of Florida's educators. Instead, some of the money will be tied to the merit based performance pay system, set to take affect in 2014. The Florida Education Association blasted the two chambers for the decision.
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Whether it's gender based or not is a matter of opinion. How the raise money will be doled out is unclear.
But Montford would like to leave that decision up to each district.
There's still time for lawmakers to change their minds. The $74 billion dollar budget has a May 3rd deadline to be completed.
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Hi flocko!
There's a 'font library' sticky on this subforum where people put up the fonts they like to use in their maps. The choice of font depends very much on the style of the map that's being made.
I've been looking around and I haven't seen a post like this so I figured I'd start one.
When you use text on anything the shape, style and spacing of the letters become part of the design. It can make a big difference for the feel of a map if you use big blocky text or something more fine. It may vary depending on what exactly you're labeling. Though I read somewhere that it's more typical on maps to keep the font the same but to change the line thickness or the letter spacing.
Anyway, I was wondering: What font's do people use for their maps? And if you have an example of it being used please share. For those of you who letter by hand (kudos!) if you've got neat penmanship please share and tell us if your style was based on anything. (I was impressed by Blaidd Drwg's Ivorell "http://www.cartographersguild.com/sh...ghlight=sketch"
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Trajan Pro, It's a serif font with small caps based on Roman capitals.
Vivaldi, Somewhat calligraphic serif italicized
example (place names are Trajan, the title is Vivaldi): http://www.cartographersguild.com/at...9&d=1312260394
Hi flocko!
There's a 'font library' sticky on this subforum where people put up the fonts they like to use in their maps. The choice of font depends very much on the style of the map that's being made.
Thank you!
Wow... That's quite the oversight on my part. Every time I searched 'font' I never found it. Now I see it was a few pages deep. Thanks again.
I try to never reuse a font. I always try to change things up to get a different feel.
If the radiance of a thousand suns was to burst at once into the sky, that would be like the splendor of the Mighty One...I am become Death, the Shatterer of worlds.
-J. Robert Oppenheimer (father of the atom bomb) alluding to The Bhagavad Gita (Chapter 11, Verse 32)
My Maps ~ My Brushes ~ My Tutorials ~ My Challenge Maps
Arial ought to be enough font for anyone (Helvetica if you're a PostScript user, of course).
Then again, I have the artistic sensibilities of a rock.
Being that I generally prefer to draw more antique looking maps, I usually go with either antique typefaces (baskerville, fell type, etc) or hand-lettered, depending on the tech level of the place the map would have come from
A sans-serif font like Arial, IMHO, is a poor choice for most maps, simply because 'sans-serif' is more difficult to read (on a map) than any serif font. (Serifs being the little tails and end-objects at the ends of the letters. (For a research paper, as a wall of text on white, I can put up with sans-serif, but even then prefer Verdana, because some letters like capital "I" has serifs.) While I might not try a different font on every map like Ascension, since there are thousands and thousands of fonts to choose from why not be experimental or find some flavored font that especially fits a given theme for a map. There are numerous Celtic fonts, some more readable than others. I might use an exotic font like Elric, but only for a main title and not for individual labels, as Elric is very difficult to read beyond short titles. For most of my Kaidan maps, I want a slightly exotic, oriental font, but most oriental fonts look 'cheap' to me, so I've been using AucoinExBold. This font while not officially oriental the curves on the strokes as well as the serifs have a distinctly oriental brush style yet doesn't look like a cheap Chinese Restaurant menu font.
I do carefully choose my fonts for maps everytime, though.
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I was about to say that I have the opposite attitude from Ascension, but waldronate proved that wrong! When I find a good solution, I tend to keep using it until I find a better one, so I reuse the same fonts frequently. UnZialish, Zapf, Tempus, Century Gothic, Tahoma, Garamond, and a few others that I can't call to mind right now.
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I tend to find a font that works best for the kind of map I'm making. For my map of Khanre, which is meant to look ancient, I used an AutoREALM font that looked hand-drawn to me. If it was for something meant to look more classical, i.e. Renaissance/Age of Exploration, then I'll use something for that era. Basically, whatever looks good with the whole map.
Depends on the map, though I do have a soft spot for Junius Unicode and Linux Libertine.


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Controversies continue to pile up as the Tanzania Football Federation's Disciplinary and Reconciliation committee has overturned a ruling of the Premier league committee with regard to the disputed penultimate round match between Mtibwa Sugar and Azam FC played at the latter's backyard on April 22.
The teams have to play their return leg match at the National Stadium in Dar es Salaam this afternoon a neutral ground.
Earlier the Premier league committee had awarded Azam three points and as many goals after referee Rashid Msangi ended their previous match two minutes to time following Mtibwa Sugar's decision to dispute a late penalty. By the time the referee ended the game prematurely, the teams had tied at 1-1.
Relegation haunted African Lyon petitioned the Premier League ruling to the Disciplinary and Reconciliation committee headed by former Police Commander Alfred Tibaigana.
Tibaigana's committee made the ruling after a session held on Wednesday afternoon in Dar es Salaam. The ruling is based on FIFA article 56 that states in the event a match ended prematurely, the circumstances prevailing must be examined before a replay or stripping of points and victory is awarded to the other team.
The ruling was based on the match commissioner's report who said it was the incompetence on the part of the referee that provoked Mtibwa Sugar to abandon the match.
Mtibwa have been described as innocent to their boycott as referee was found to have messed up deliberately for undisclosed reasons to award Azam a late controversial penalty.
The premier league committee is alleged not to take note of the commissioners report and instead rushed to pick ruling of the FIFA chapter 56:1 (b) to award Azam three points and as many goals instead of replay.
Lyon had protested the league committee ruling as not I conformity with the regulations governing the premier league.
Lyon claim Mtibwa Sugar have to be demoted or a replay of the match for the ruling to be in compliance with regulations governing the league.
The decision has been a heartbreaking for title contenders Azam who were on their way to close on title chase gap ahead of the final match against visiting Kagera Sugar.
Azam have only one option to keep their title hopes alive through winning today's match which might also award premiership title to pace makers Simba should the ice-cream makers drop points.
While Azam are back to the drawing board, Simba pray for the match to end in draw or loss for Azam so as to ease title hunting load ahead of their unpredictable derby against archrivals and dethroned champions Young Africans set for Sunday at the National Stadium.
The new decision has caused a postponement of all premier league matches that were supposed to be played tomorrow for the next 24 hours later.


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- "The curse that failed to kill you seems to have forged some kind of connection between you and the Dark Lord. The evidence suggests that at times, when your mind is most relaxed and vulnerable - when you are asleep, for instance - you are sharing the Dark Lord's thoughts and emotions. The headmaster thinks it inadvisable for this to continue. He wishes me to teach you how to close your mind to the Dark Lord."
- —Severus Snape to Harry Potter in January of 1996.[src]
A short-lived series of private lessons took place after Christmas in the 1995–1996 school year, during which Severus Snape attempted to teach Harry Potter the skill of Occlumency. The lessons began under the insistence of Albus Dumbledore, who believed that Harry's mind was vulnerable to an attack by Lord Voldemort, and so the class was designed to give Harry protection from this type of mind invasion.
Lessons were given once a week, under the guise of Remedial Potions. This was to prevent other people from finding out about Harry and Voldemort's connection in the minds (or as the Ministry put it at that time, Harry seeing things), least by of all Dolores Umbridge, much to Harry's discomfort. Snape made it clear that everybody who seen Harry in Potions class could not deny that he needs remedial help. Dumbledore himself refused to teach Harry for the fear of leaving an opening for Voldemort to attack the headmaster, though Snape took it as the headmaster has the right to delegate less-enjoyable tasks to other teachers. Sirius Black was rather displeased with Snape being the teacher, while Remus Lupin was confident due to Snape's mastery in Occlumency.
Under Snape's tutelage, Harry repeatedly had his mind attacked in order to train him. Snape also ordered Harry to empty his mind every night as practice. Unfortunately, due to the mutual animosity between the teacher and student, Snape was unkind and discouraging in his methods despite his own mastery of the skill, while Harry did not take Snape's lessons too seriously, and neglected to practice. Coupled with Harry being emotionally open at all times, the lessons did not progress much, with only rare instances was Harry able to resist, if only briefly.
The lessons were ultimately cancelled when Harry saw a memory of his father hanging Snape in the air by his ankles and was caught by the Potions master. Snape was so furious at Harry that he threw the boy out of his office and forbade him from ever returning. Despite Sirius Black and Remus Lupin's insistence for Harry to continue, it was never followed through. Harry was ultimately left open for Voldemort's deceptions.
As Harry was an emotional wizard, he was never able to master Occlumency as a skill. However, he was eventually able to gain a degree of control over the unique connection he shared with Voldemort by focusing on feelings of grief or love, such as those inspired by the deaths of Sirius Black or Dobby.
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- In LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7, Snape teaches Harry a different spell other than Occlumency in these lessons. In the console and PC versions, it is Focus, while in the handheld versions, it is the Imperius Curse. Despite this, however, he still appears to be using Legilimency to penetrate Harry's mind during these lessons regardless.
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (First appearance)
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (film)
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (video game)
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (Mentioned only)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (Appears in flashback(s))
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Boomshine Blowout
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Boomshine Blowout is a mission in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories given to protagonist Victor Vance by gun runner Phil Cassidy from Phil's Depot in Viceport, Vice City.
Victor Vance goes by Phil's Depot looking for some work and once again finds a drunk Phil Cassidy. Phil, at first, won't admit that he is drunk does know that the Cholos are planning to blow up his liquor stored at The Big Package Storage Co. warehouse in Little Havana. After reminiscing about his abusive father, Phil decides to help Victor get the boomshine before it blows up Vice City.
Victor drives to the warehouse and Phil opens the door, causing an explosion inside. In an effort before the warehouse blows up completely, Victor uses a Forklift to move the four cases of boomshine on to the back of Phil's Walton. Phil then drives away to find a safe place to put his drink.
Mission objectives
In order to complete the mission the player must:
- Get in Phil's truck
- Take Phil to the warehouse
- Park the truck around the back
- Get on the forklift
- Get the boomshine out before it overheats and explodes
- Pick up a boomshine crate
- Load the boomshine onto the truck
Post mission pager message
Aunt Enid: Has your brother been in touch? He hasn't done his chores... again.
The reward for completing the mission is $250 and unlocking the mission Truck Stop.
- When on the forklift in this mission, the camera is not adjustable, making this mission very difficult for some players trying to figure out how to get to the Boomshine.
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PORTLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - The city of Portland is kicking off the holiday season tonight.
It's tree lighting ceremony is scheduled for 5:30 this evening in Monument Square. But that's not all the city has planned for the Christmas holiday season.
Will Ethridge from the Portland Downtown District stopped in to highlight some of the more notable events.
Christmas Tree Lighting
Friday, November 23, 5:30 pm
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Come see the spectacular lighting of the Christmas Tree at this annual tradition! Entertainment by Rick Charette and the Bubblegum Band and a visit by a very special guest!
Horse and Wagon Rides
Friday November 23 - Sunday December 23
Fridays (4-8pm), Saturdays (2-6pm), Sundays (1-5pm)
Free rides throughout enchanting downtown on a horse-drawn wagon. Enjoy the lights and sounds of the holiday season. Pick up and drop off every half hour in Monument Square.
Twelve Days of Christmas
Friday, November 23 - Sunday, December 16
Every weekend during the holiday season (12 days in all!) downtown merchants host a celebration with free raffles for distinctive local items. Visit portlandmaine.com for a list of participating stores. Two raffle winners chosen per week!
Shop For a Cause Day
Saturday, December 1
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Shop the Arts District in downtown Portland for one-of-a-kind gifts while supporting your local businesses. Shops will be offering a full schedule of holiday sales, art exhibitions, live music, demonstrations, raffles and more. Participating stores and schedule listed on portlandmaine.com.
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Shop 'til you drop in downtown Portland! It kicks off in style at the Portland Regency Hotel and Spa, 20 Milk Street from 5pm-6pm with free hors d'oeuvres, raffles and music. You can purchase souvenir 2012 Merry Madness wine glasses & mugs and participating stores remain open until 10 pm. Horse and Wagon rides are also available starting at 5pm to transport shoppers to all their favorite downtown stores. Shop, eat, and be merry!
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The clerk at JR's Country Store on 550 E. Abriendo reported a man clad in a dark-colored hoodie, a white bandana and sunglasses concealing his face, entered the store around 9 a.m. and demanded money from the cash register. He was carrying a dark-colored long gun, which police say may have been a shotgun.
After the clerk handed over money, the suspect took off on foot. He was last seen heading east towards Corona.
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M.A. Program in Art Education (Pre-K-12)
This program is designed for students who seek a Master's degree leading to initial New York State certification in teaching Art, Pre-K-12. (Previously certified students interested in professional certification should seek the M.A. in Studio Art.) Candidates have two advisers: the Graduate Adviser in the Art Department and the Art Education adviser in the School of Education. Candidates are required to enroll in the Education sequence of courses immediately upon entry into the program.
Admission Requirements
- Bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from an accredited college or university.
- Demonstrate the ability to successfully pursue graduate study by having attained a minimum grade average of B in the undergraduate record as a whole and an average of B in courses most relevant to the graduate discipline.
- Have earned at least 33 undergraduate credits in Art. This total must include one 3-credit survey course in Art History and 6 additional credits in Art History.
- Each applicant must submit a graduate-level portfolio of recent work consisting of 15-20 digital images in JPEG format that is accompanied by an image script, which details the Title, Size, Medium and Date of each image. The portfolio should demonstrate an area of focus.
- Submit two letters of recommendation from college instructors.
- If conditionally admitted, students must make up not more than 12 credits of specified undergraduate coursework, starting in the first semester and finishing in no more than three consecutive semesters.
- Submit scores on the appropriate New York State teacher certification examinations.
Degree Requirements
Students are required to finish 45 credits (18 credits in Art / Art History and 27 credits Education / Art Education) as follows:
Required Studio Art and Art History Courses from the Art Department (18):
Three ART courses in Studio Art at the 700-level chosen in conjunction with the Graduate Art Adviser (9 credits)
ART 746: Master's Project (3 credits)
Two ARH courses in Art History chosen in conjunction with the Graduate Art Adviser (6 credits)
Required Education Courses from the Department of Middle and High School Education and the Department of Early Childhood and Childhood Education (27):
ESC 501: Psychological Foundations of Education (3 credits)
ESC 502: Historical Foundations of Education: A Multicultural Perspective (3 credits)
ESC 506 (or equivalent): Special Needs Education in TESOL and Secondary Settings (3 credits)
ESC 529: Language and Literacies Acquisition in Secondary Education (3 credits)
EDE 716: Learning and Teaching Art in Childhood SettingsGrades 1 to 6* (3 credits)
ESC 714: Teaching Art in Middle and High School (3 credits)
ESC 735: Curriculum, Research, and Current Issues in Art Education (3 credits)
ESC 596: Student Teaching in the Middle and High School Grades (3 credits)
ESC 612: Seminar in Secondary and TESOL Student Teaching (3 credits)
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Schools may promote environmental education, conservation practices or once a year's celebration of Earth Day. However, the lack of real life, hands-on exposures to environmental education may lead to a generation of unaware and ill prepared young adults. We might be producing a generation of people that lacks the knowledge of sustainable and responsible living.


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Walkthrough:Pokémon Black and White
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The Walktrough of Unova
Nuvema Town
Pick Your Starter (Snivy, Tepig or Oshawott) and the battle an against your female Rival begins. After you win or lose to her you battle you first male Rival. After you win or lose you go down the stairs and talk to your mom. After that go to your female Rivals house. After that go to Professor Junpier's Lab and you'll get a Pokedex. Now go to the north end of the town.
Route 1
Now Professor Juniper will teach you how to catch a Pokémon. After catch some Pokémon then go to the north end of Route 1.
Accumula Town
Go to the Pokémon Center and talk to Professor Junpier she'll take you into the Pokémon Center. After Go outside and you'll see an anoncment going on. After you meet you third Rival N and you'll battle his purrlon (he only makes it you acset and it only works with more than one Pokémon with you). After go to Route 2.
Route 2
You get a Call from your mom. After she hangs up you see her and you get some running shoes. After go trough Route 2 and at the top end of the Route will be your second battle against your female Rival.
Striaton City
Talk to the person in front of the Gym. Now Go to the Trainer School. Now battle your first male Rival. After go back to the gym and you'll see the Gym Leader you'll battle in front of the Gym. Now battle the Gym Leader. After you beat the Gym Leader go outside and you'll meet someone she'll tell you to follow her. After she gives you the Cut HM. After you go to The Dreamyard. (After Dream Yard) Go to Fennel's house and she will gives you a device. Now go to Route 3.
Use the Cut HM Fennel gave you and Cut the tree down and you'll see a mouna. After go back to Striaton City.
Route 3
Go to the west and you'll battle some twins. When you beat them you see your female Rival and your first male Rival and they'll say some little girls Pokémon was stolen. After follow your first male Rival and go into Wellspring Cave. (After Wellspring Cave) Go to the bottom part of Route 3 and go to Nacrene City.
Wellspring Cave
You'll have to battle with your first male Rival on your side and you battle some Team Plasma grunts. After go back to Route 3
Nacrene City
Go to the Gym and before you go in you have to battle your third Rival N. After go in to the Gym. Now Find the clues and you'll find your way to the Gym Leader. After go down the secret staircase and you'll find the Gym Leader. After go to the east of the City and go to Pinwheel Forest.
Pinwheel Forest
Follow Burgh and fight Team Plasma. After go to the Skyarrow Bridge.
Skyarrow Bridge
Just Walk to the end and go to Castelia City.
Castelia City
Go to the Gym. After go to one of the docks and you'll find your female Rival she'll say her Pokémon was stolen. After go to the building in the Gym street and you'll see Team Plasma. After go to the Gym. After fight Burgh. After go to the enternce to Route 4.


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Recovery International
International. 600 groups. Founded 1937. Mental health self-help organization that offers weekly peer-led meetings for people suffering from various emotional and mental conditions. Telephone and internet-based meetings available. Principles parallel those found in cognitive-behavioral therapy. Teaches people how to change their thoughts, reactions and behaviors that cause their physical and emotional symptoms.
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DBSA (Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance)
National. 300+ affiliated groups. Founded 1986. Mutual support and information for persons with depression and bipolar disorder and their families. Provides education on the nature of depressive illnesses. Advocacy for research and improved access to care. Scheduled online support group meetings (Mon., Tues. and Wed.), annual conference, guidelines for developing support groups and quarterly newsletter. Face-to-face support group listings on website.
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Postpartum Support International
(BILINGUAL) International. 600+ members; support networks in 48 states and 25 countries. Founded 1987. Goal is to increase the awareness of the emotional changes women often experience during pregnancy and after the birth of a baby. Information on diagnosis and treatment of postpartum depression. Provides education, advocacy and annual conference. Encourages formation of support groups. Helps strengthen existing groups. Phone support, referrals, literature and newsletter.
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Child and Adolescent Bipolar Foundation
Online. Site provides information posted by members to provide support to families of children or teens with bipolar disorder. Offers message boards, support group information, community center and general information.
Website: http://www.bpkids.org
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Conduct Disorders Parent Message Board
Online. 7080 members. Founded 1995. Support for parents of a child with one of the many behavior disorders such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, oppositional defiance disorder, bipolar disorder, conduct disorder, depression, anxiety and substance abuse. Parents of children all ages welcome.
Website: http://www.conductdisorders.com
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GROW in America
International. 143 groups. Founded in 1957. 12-Step. Group offers mutual help, friendship, community, education and leadership. Focuses on recovery and personal growth. Open to all including those with mental health issues, depression, anxiety, grief, fears, etc.
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Emotions Anonymous
International. 784 chapters. Founded 1971. Fellowship for people experiencing emotional difficulties. Uses the 12-step program sharing experiences, strengths and hopes in order to improve emotional health. Books and literature available to new and existing groups. Guidelines available to help start a similar group.
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Two more Marines have been charged after a video surfaced last year that showed Marines urinating on the bodies of dead Taliban fighters.
The Marine Corps says Captain James Clement and Sgt. Robert Richards were both charged with alleged misconduct.
Two other Marines entered guilty pleas in the case and received minimal sentences. Last month, Staff Sgt. Edward Deptola was demoted by one rank as part of a plea deal with prosecutors.
Sergeant Richards was charged with dereliction of duty, violation of a lawful general order, and conduct prejudicial to the good order and discipline of the armed forces. The alleged misconduct centers around Richards taking improper photographs of human casualties, including a video recording of him and other Marines urinating on human casualties; the indiscriminate firing of weapons; failure to properly supervise fellow Marines, and failure to report misconduct.
Captain Clement was charged with dereliction of duty, violation of a lawful general order, and conduct unbecoming an officer and gentleman for failing to properly supervise junior Marines, failing to stop the misconduct of junior Marines, and failing to report misconduct. Clement was also charged with making false statements to a Naval Criminal Investigative Service investigator.
Richards is stationed at Camp Lejeune, while Clement is currently at Quantico.
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Just got my Black-Iberian Cadet today and I like it so far. There are a few design niggles that I have upon first impression but they are minor compared to all the things right with this classic laptop bag.
With the synapse on the left and Super Ego on the right
A size comparison to the iPad and the interior of the front pocket
It is also small enough to easily fit into the main pocket of the Super Ego
I can fit everything I carry daily in the Synapse in the Cadet. I'll be using it for a while to see if it works as a commuter bag for me as well as the Synapse does.
As to the few niggles (not problems), here goes:
1. Inside the front flap the Ultrasuede and ballistic backing is showing where the other thirds of the flap are backed in dyneema, yet the middle third looks unfinished with the non seam taped stitching as well as the brown from the Ultrasuede.
2. The front, bottom and back are padded of the main pocket but the sides are not. I knew this going into the purchase but I hit the sides of my bag more on things than the back. It appears that the foam could have been extended up the sides to offer more protection to the pocket. ( I know most folks will have all fragile items in padded sleeves in this pocket)
3. The stock zipper pulls on the front pocket are small and the zippers are stiff. This makes it difficult to open the pocket combined with a sharp complex curve to the zipper. I am going to add extended pulls to these for sure (the cord zipper pulls are linked in the description, they should be a drop down option on the order form). The zippers pulls being metal cause a bit of jangling and noise but the extenders I am adding will silence that.
That being said the Standard Tom Bihn build quality is amazing. The ballistic nylon is a rich black and not flat or inconsistent. I do love me some dyneema and the grid pattern is straight and matched throughout.
What does strike me after loading it up is the lack of pockets coming from the Synapse. I have gone back to a more organizer pouch based approach that I use with the Super Ego even though the Super ego has more pockets than the Cadet.
The Cadet is a great middle ground when it comes to carrying my 14-15" laptops. The Super Ego drowns them and I can't get a 15" laptop into the Synapse.
Thanks for getting the bag to me so fast, I was very surprised to have a shipping notification later the same day I ordered!
Bravo Tom Bihn and crew, I really think you have a winner on your hands.
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Most of our readers wish that our publication schedule would remain five days a week. We certainly understand. However, most people we've talked to also understand that without a growing economy, it's important to make business changes that will enable us to continue to serve Baker County well — now and in the future. Although we will not publish a Tuesday or Thursday paper, our coverage will remain the same, and the three issues each week will contain every bit of local news that we're now publishing in five.
At $7.75 a month, our carrier-delivered subscription rate has not changed in 12 years. At the time of our last price increase for carrier delivery in 1997, gas was $1.25 a gallon, a first-class stamp was 32 cents and minimum wage was $5.50 an hour.
Simply stated, our costs of doing business have gone up substantially in the past 12 years, while we have kept subscription prices the same.
At a time when Baker County readers are coping with job losses and reductions in their wages, it didn't make sense to substantially increase our rates. What we chose to do was to maintain the level of service to our customers and our community by producing the same quantity of local news — and likely more, as our news staff, which is not being reduced, will have more time to devote to reporting — in three editions a week instead of five. We can keep our rates the same for subscribers because of savings in newsprint and delivery costs. The rate on the newsstand, however, will go to 75 cents.
Monday's newspaper has always been popular because of the roundup of weekend news and sports. Friday's edition is our weekend package, with American Profile, national grocery coupons and weekend sales and events. It made sense, then, that we would choose Wednesday as our third edition, so that the newspaper would publish every two days. GO! Magazine, with the TV listings and weekend events will publish in Wednesday's newspaper, along with milestone announcements and business news.
One of the unfortunate results of a change in publishing schedule is that the serial comic, For Better or for Worse, doesn't make sense unless you read it every day, so we've discontinued it and will start a new word puzzle, "Wonderword" in its place June 1. For loyal fans, we did find that you can read it online every day at http://news.yahoo.com/comics.
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This updated edition of Pure Power once again shows the huge contribution wind energy already makes – and will increasingly make – to meeting Europe's electricity demand and strengthening its economy, and to avoiding polluting and costly fuel and carbon.
Wind energy currently meets 5.3% of the EU's electricity consumption from an installed capacity of 84.3 GW.
The European Wind Energy Association's scenarios show that wind energy in 2020 should meet 15.7% of EU electricity demand from 230 GW, and by 2030, 28.5% from 400 GW. Indeed, EWEA believes wind energy can provide half of Europe's power by 2050, with the remainder from other renewable sources.
To ensure the continued buoyancy of the wind energy sector and the path to 100% renewables in 2050, EU renewables legislation is needed now for the period after 2020. This should follow the successful legislation so far by setting an ambitious, binding renewables target for 2030.


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RHINEBECK, N.Y. – Imagine spending $250,000 on flowers. Or $20,000 on a cake. How does $15,000 to $20,000 for toilets sound?
Sounds like the first Wedding of the Century.
Wedding industry experts say that when Chelsea Clinton gets married Saturday at a private estate in upstate New York, the tab could hit $2 million, $3 million or more — a canape or two above the average $24,000 that most American newlyweds will shell out this year.
Most weddings host about 150 guests; the Clinton-Mezvinsky nuptials are expected to have 400 to 500.
Details have been notoriously scarce, but Sally Kilbridge, deputy editor of Brides, said industry insiders have gathered enough intelligence to sketch out roughly what sort of shindig the daughter of President Bill Clinton and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton will put on when she marries her longtime boyfriend, investment banker Marc Mezvinsky.
Some estimates put the cost at close to $5 million, but Kilbridge said Chelsea Clinton won't let it get too extreme.
"I'm going to say 2 to 3 million," Kilbridge said. "Just because I don't know if they will go that over the top when it comes to every little item of the wedding, and possibly because it's not really Chelsea Clinton's style."
Kilbridge estimated costs for some of the higher-profile items:
• Gown by Vera Wang, whose New York store Chelsea was photographed visiting: $20,000 — not off the rack, obviously.
• Cake, possibly by Sylvia Weinstock: $20,000. Expect intricate, fabulous designs.
• Flowers: $250,000. "It's going to be glamorous with a capital G," she said. (And this isn't even that much, she said: Donald Trump laid out $500,000 for flowers when he married Melania.)
• Catering: $750,000. Add another $30,000 for beverages.
• Tents: $600,000. These, she joked, guarantee it will not rain.
• Portable toilets: $15,000-$20,000. These will not be construction-site facilities. Think air conditioning, attendants, flowers.
• Entertainment: $40,000.
"It's obviously a large wedding," said Darcy Miller, editorial director of Martha Stewart Weddings. "But knowing what we do about Chelsea, she seems to be understated, someone who has tried to stay out of the crowds, someone who has tried to have her own life."
Miller also brought up the logistics and realities to confront.
It's a destination wedding where everything from guests to flowers to the wine will be shipped in from afar. So, they've got to keep the flowers cool, the guests and staff fed, quartered and cool. The stylist needs a room for the night. So does the makeup artist and photographer. Bring enough to tip the wait staff needed to keep 500 A-listers well-served. Valets? Flooring? Lights?
For those worried about how the Clintons will finance the celebration, fear not: Chelsea's parents are, conservatively, worth tens of millions of dollars. The former president raked in $40 million in six years just from speaking engagements — upwards of $10 million alone in 2006. Of course, this assumes they'll pay for the party. Like every other detail, mum's been the word.
And then there's security. Some of it will be paid for by the couple. But when there's a diplomat for a mother and a former president a father, the government picks up some of the tab, too. And agencies like the Federal Aviation Administration help out by declaring a no-fly zone in the air space over the site along the banks of the Hudson River.
Aerial photographs by The Associated Press show that large party tents have been erected at the palatial Astor Courts, a historic estate most widely reported to be the location. Locals told the AP that a caravan of black limousines snaked down a road to the south that's sprinkled with similar properties. And a state police official said some roads would be closed and parking restricted Saturday around the center of the village.
Then there's the air space closure from 3 p.m. Saturday to 3:30 a.m. Sunday in a generic FAA nod to "VIP (Very Important Person) Movement."
The status is granted only to the highest of government officials — which would include Chelsea Clinton's parents.
"It's good policy. You do have a former president showing up at a big event; it's only prudent that the FAA does this," said Michael Boyd, airline consultant and president of the Boyd Group International in Evergreen, Colo.


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President Barack Obama says he won't go after Washington state and Colorado for legalizing marijuana.
In a Barbara Walters interview airing Friday on ABC, Obama is asked whether he supports making pot legal. He says -- quote -- "I wouldn't go that far."
But the president won't pursue the issue in the states where voters legalized the use of marijuana in the November elections. Marijuana remains illegal under federal law.
Obama says -- quote -- "It does not make sense from a prioritization point of view" to focus on drug use in states where it is now legal.
Marijuana officially became legal in Washington state and Colorado earlier this month.
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