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Oxaliplatin interrupts cancer cell growth and slows the spread of cancer cells in the body. Oxaliplatin is available for use by intravenous (IV) injection.
Why It Is Used
Oxaliplatin is used in combination with other medicines to treat cancer, such as colorectal cancer. Oxaliplatin is also used to treat cancer that has spread to other parts of the body (metastasized), such as advanced ovarian cancer.
How Well It Works
Studies show that oxaliplatin may be effective in stopping some cancer cell activity that is resistant to some other anticancer drugs, such as cisplatin and carboplatin. Oxaliplatin seems to help people with metastatic colorectal cancer live longer when given with other medicines such as FOLFOX4 or with 5-FU and leucovorin.1
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First, we picked out pictures from magazines and cut them out. Then, we glued them to the canvas with mod podge. I put a map of the United States on it. After that, we treated the canvas with gesso, and painted with acryllic paint.
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The theme of my work was Jonas Brothers and Horses. I did the Jonas brothers because that is one thing that my friends know about me. I also did Horses because I ride horses and that is one of my favorite hobbies. What I want my audience to see in my work is my favorite things which are Jonas Brothers and horses. I want people to know what I love. What I used for material I used is I used magazines. What steps I used was I would put the bigger pictures on first and then worked my way down from that. I also switched off from using Jonas brothers pictures and horses so I got an even amount of each kind.
What makes my artwork successful is the effort I put I to it. If I didn't put a lot of effort into it, I wouldn't make my artwork successful. What made it successful is the color and different "patterns". The patterns I meant was the different pictures that made it look like it blended in. My influences for my artwork are my favorite things in life. I thought it would be fun to do a collage on the Jonas brothers and horses because those are my favorite things in life. My inspiration and motivation for my collage is different colors and different eye catchers. Eye catchers are like different pictures next to each other. I also made the pictures different sizes to make things stand out.
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Artist Statement
The theme of my collage was lots of color and flowers. I wanted my audience to see that I love using color with my work. The materials I used were a white canvas, mod podge, yellow & orange paint and acrylic medium. First I cut all the pieces out of different magazines then glued everything down Then I made a design on a piece of paper and cut it out to use as a stencil . Next I put the mod podge on top of the stencil .And then I mixed the acrylic medium in with the yellow and orange paint and painted on the mod podged design . I think the color scheme I chose made my work successful. My inspiration and influence was again bright cherry colors.
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In art class we made a project with a theme of the elements of art. What we did for the project was make a collage. I used scissors to cut out pictures then I glued it to my collage. And then when I was done getting all the pictures on the collage I mod-podgged it. I made a design that looks like fire and painted it with yellow, red, orange. The color is something that makes my artwork successful. The color is bright is bright and vibrant. Also the artwork is me I put random pictures on the collage and I am random. I want the audience to see who I am. I am random and funny. The pictures are sometimes funny and are very random.
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Artist Statement
My collage is called "Fall with a Twist". My artwork is mostly about lines and pattern because most of my pictures are filled with lines and patterns of all sorts. The materials that I used for my collage were,
Mod Podge
Pictures from magazines
A stencil
The mod podge was to glue on the pictures to the banister, the stencil was to draw the pattern over the banister, and the paint was for so you can see the stencil that I drew out.
I'm very proud of my collage because I thought I did a very good job with the colors I picked for my collage.
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The basis of my collage is from the colors and the words and feelings of joy. I was looking through magazines with home improvements in it and crafts. There were scenes like a car with a sign on the back saying, just married, and lots of flowers surrounding it. I want people to brighten up when they see it. For example if they were sad, become happy, seeing the colorful pictures and flowers. In order to create this I had to cut out many pictures that met my theme from a magazine, and then glue them onto a canvas with mod-podge. After, I put gesso onto the spaces where I wanted the words joy to be. When it dried I put yellow paint on the white gesso. I was inspired by color and lively things. Something that made my piece successful was the blending of the colors and the way the text stood out from the rest of the collage. I was glad my finished product can out the way it did because the yellow really went with the back ground colors. And I hope that by using these colors it will make people happy and better. TJJO
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My picture has stars in it. The United States is on my picture, also. The color blue is a color I really like. I really enjoyed doing this activity
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The theme of my artwork is whimsical, fun, and curvy. I just went with the flow and random pictures. My favorite part is the curves and movement. I used glue, mod podge, gesso, and paint mix. I hope you like my art.
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My Artist Statement - The theme of my work is all different types of food from different magazines. I want the audience to see that I really enjoy different types of food and that I like trying new foods all the time. I used a variety of material throughout my work. I used scissors, mod podge, and the white board that we pasted our pictures on to. What made my artwork very successful was that I took my time throughout all the periods we have for art and it made my artwork very successful.
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My collage combines the three themes of color, line, and shape. The color is represented by the green background along with the yellow and white dots over it. The line is represented by the curvy, wavy frame and the wavy lines throughout the image. The shape is represented by all of the differently shaped magazine cutouts behind the stencil. For the pictures I mostly focused on the main shapes of the triangle, square, and circle to produce a more simple creation instead of complex shapes; however some parts of the shapes I made the bad choice of covering up part of them, making it so some of the shapes take the appearance of regular pictures.
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In my collage I incorporated three major elements of art, movement, line, and color. I used water in my collage, to show flowing action. I also made my paint flow like water. I want my audience to see connections with water, and other natural elements. I think that my artwork is successful, because the paint and the collage go hand in hand. I really enjoy the ocean, so I based my collage on water, but I also had other subjects in my collage, In order to mix things up.
First, I found a bunch of pictures related to nature, from various magazines. When I selected a photo, I cut it out, and temporarily placed it on my canvas. When I had an ample amount of photos, I used mod-podge to glue them to my canvas. When I was satisfied with my collage, I began to make a sketch of the pattern that I would paint. When I liked my sketch, I transferred it to a large piece of paper. Next I taped the paper to parts of my collage that I didn't want to be painted. Then I painted the visible parts with gesso. Later I took off the paper from my collage and added color to my artwork.
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The title of my collage is PSJA in a box
The theme of my collage is tropical colors and silver for the foreground while in the background I have darker colors. Things I would want other people to see through my work would be color and texture. Materials I used were mod podge, gesso, paint, and magazines.
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In my artwork, I wanted to add things that I like the most. Horses, colors and flowers are just some to name a few. My favorite colors are aqua, lime green, plum and yellow. I added those items to show what I like. I put a couple pictures of horses because I ride them and I put pictures of home designs because I like decorating rooms with bright colors. I added scenes of outdoor gardens and patios because they look calm and relaxing.
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Artist Statement For my collage, I made it so there were lots of cool colors. I want the audience to see that I uniquely made the bottom right hand corner have all of the darker cool colors, and slowly get lighter as you move towards the upper right hand corner. Also in my collage, I used a lot of small magazine clippings instead of a few the big ones that everyone else used. First I started by cutting about 100 little magazine clippings and gluing them on the page, but it turned out they only covered half of the page, so I cut 100 more and they filled up the whole page. I think that the sun in the middle of my collage gives it emphasis, and having be painted with cool colors, it reflects the colors of the magazine clippings. While I was doing my art homework the night before, and I drew a sun and liked the sort of abstract design that it had. I liked it so much that I used the sun design for my collage.
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My piece of artwork, The Colored Bridge, was totally centered on the picture of the bridge, & the soles of the golf shoes. The rest of the art work is designed to draw your eye to these 4 pictures. To make this beautiful piece of artwork, I took a few magazines & cut out the bridge, the soles of shoes & then just solid color & made a collage. After, that I made a stencil & painted over the collage. The art works perfectly to bring your attention to the bridge.
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This art work was supposed to have all the shades of purple fade into each other and make an ark. But then while I was painting, I decided to not do the ark and just fade each shade of purple into each other.
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What I want my theme in my collage was to find a bunch of flowers. I want my audience to see the beauty of flowers and their different colors. To make this project come all together what materials I used was paint, magazines, clue, and mod-podge. What makes my artwork so success is having all the materials I need and enjoying making my artwork come all together. I love flowers and watching flowers bloom and they the flowers sway altogether. I enjoyed doing this project.
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I recently made a collage out of magazine clippings and mod- podge. I want people to see my personality in my work. We used an important method for this, first we got a canvass, and then we got a magazine, mode-podge, and scissors. We cut out pictures put mod-podge on the canvass then put the picture on and covered the picture and repeated this until it was covered. Then we used a paint called Gesso over stencils that we made. After that dried we painted over the Gesso. And that was our project. -ARLO-
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My collage was influenced by punk rock culture, which has stuff like messed up things that are normally present in society, like the cover art for the Guns N' Roses album LIES. I showed my influences by this with the large amount of magazine text I included in the collage. I added shapes of guitars over the collage which added to the punk rock culture that I showed in my collage. I tried to shape the collage with the road going into a bunch of mountains, but the guitars I painted kind of took away from that to the point where you can't see it anymore. I used the colors green, blue, and purple to paint the guitars, which looked really awesome. All in all, the collage was a success, and I think I deserve an A+.
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In my artwork I used horses in my collage because I wanted it to be based on things I like. I wanted my audience to see that I like to ride horses and that they are magnificent animals. I used magazines to cut out the pictures, then I used modge podge® to glue them on. Finally, I used paint to paint on the first initial of my name. I also like green and orange together and that's what I painted the M. I think that my artwork turned out very successful because it turned out how I wanted it to. That's what inspired my artwork.
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The theme of my work was color. I got all my pictures from an article on the Oprah magazine, so they all correspond together. I want the audience to see nature, peace, and love for life through my collage. I used a variety of materials like paper, magazine, paint, glue, mod podge, and acrylic medium. I think my work was successful because it expresses peace and happiness which is a feeling most people want to have. My influence was to create a peaceful work of art to set off a vibe of pure joy. When I was flipping through the Oprah Magazine, I saw the pictures I chose and I was suddenly inspired to make the collage I have.
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Professor Emeritus of Radiology
Dr. Bohrer received a BA degree from the University of Michigan, an MD degree from Harvard Medical School, and the MPH degree from Harvard School of Public Health. His radiology training included residencies in surgery and radiology at Massachusetts General Hospital. Dr. Bohrer was senior registrar in the department of radiology at Hammersmith Hospital and Postgraduate Medical School in London, England. He served as professor and head of the Department of Radiology at the University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria, from 1967 to 1977. Dr. Bohrer's numerous and varied professional activities include a 3-year term as program director for Project HOPE in Colombia and Guatemala and a sabbatical leave to work in Grenada. He worked in Pakistan as an international visiting professor for the Radiological Society of North America. He represented the RSNA Committee on International Radiology Education as Visiting Professor to the Christian Medical College and Hospital in Vellore, India and more recently at the University in Quito, Ecuador. Dr. Bohrer is a noted authority on the radiology of tropical diseases and resident training in developing countries, and is widely recognized for his expertise in bone and emergency radiology.
Dr. Cowan is a graduate of the University of North Carolina School of Medicine. He completed 2 years of training in medicine at the Presbyterian Hospital, Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center and completed his radiology training at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center. He was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and Alpha Omega Alpha and was a James Picker Scholar in Radiological Research. Dr. Cowan is nationally recognized and active in a number of scientific organizations. He has served as president of the Southeastern Chapter of the Society of Nuclear Medicine, as a national trustee of the Society of Nuclear Medicine, as a member of the Residency Review Committee in Nuclear Medicine and the Joint Review Committee in Nuclear Medicine Technology, and as an examiner for the American Board of Radiology. He is a fellow of both the American College of Radiology and the American College of Nuclear Physicians. He is listed in Who's Who in America and Best Doctors in America. Dr. Cowan twice received the James L. Quinn III, MD, Award for Teaching Excellence.
Dr. Gelfand received a BS degree in zoology from the University of Michigan and his MD degree from Yale University. His radiology training was completed at the University of Cincinnati and Stanford University. Dr. Gelfand was Chief of Abdominal Radiology at Wake Forest School of Medicine and is a past president of the Society of Gastrointestinal Radiologists. He was a consultant for the largest supplier of diagnostic materials for gastrointestinal radiology and is a major contributor to the literature in his field, with primary research interests in technological improvement in clinical gastrointestinal radiology.
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Dr. Maynard is a graduate of Wake Forest University and the Bowman Gray School of Medicine. He completed his training in radiology and nuclear medicine at the Bowman Gray/Baptist Hospital Medical Center. He was Section Head of Nuclear Medicine at Wake Forest/Baptist Medical Center (1966-1977) and Chair of the Department of Radiology (1977-2000). Dr. Maynard has been president of the Society of Nuclear Medicine, the Society of Chairmen of Academic Radiology Departments, the American Board of Radiology, the Academy of Radiology Research and the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA), where he also served as chairman of the Board of Trustees of the RSNA Research and Education Foundation. He has received Gold Medals from the Association of University Radiologists (1999), the American Roentgen Ray Society (2001), the American College of Radiology (2004), the Inter-American College of Radiology (2004), the Radiological Society of North America (2005), and a Silver Medal from the North Carolina Chapter of the American College of Radiology. He was also presented with the Medallion of Merit from Wake Forest University. Dr. Maynard is currently on the Board of Directors of Wake Forest University Health Sciences, the Board of Advisors for the College of Engineering at Virginia Tech and on the Board of Advisors for the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering at the National Institutes of Health. He serves on the editorial board of Contemporary Diagnostic Radiology and is an associate editor of The Year Book of Diagnostic Radiology.
Dr. Moran was an undergraduate at the University of Notre Dame, received his PhD degree from Cornell University, and was a postdoctoral fellow with C. P. Slichter at the University of Illinois. He was a professor of physics, radiology, and medical physics for many years at the University of Wisconsin. His activities at Wake Forest/Baptist Medical Center focused on the medical imaging areas, with major research efforts in MR imaging and the physics of visual perception and optimization of images.
A graduate of Northwestern University with BMA and MD degrees, Dr. Rogers completed an internship at Walter Reed General Hospital in Washington, DC, and a radiology residency at Fitzsimmons General Hospital in Denver, Colorado. He was on the faculty at the University of Texas Medical School and the staff of the MD Anderson Hospital in Houston before returning to Northwestern in 1974 to serve as professor and chair of the radiology department until 1995. Dr. Rogers is a past president and Gold Medal recipient of both the American Roentgen Ray Society and the American College of Radiology. He is also past president of the American Board of Radiology, the Society of Chairman of Academic Radiology Departments, the Association of University Radiologists, and former editor-in-chief of the American Journal of Roentgenology. In addition, Dr. Rogers is the author of the textbook, Radiology of Skeletal Trauma, as well as many textbook chapters and scientific papers.
Dr. Staab completed all requirements for BS and MD degrees at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. His internship was done at Santa Clara County Hospital in San Jose, California, and he returned to the V.A. Hospital at the University of Minnesota for his residency. He obtained a MS in Biophysics during his residency. Dr. Staab's academic experience is wide-ranging. Before coming to Wake Forest School of Medicine, he was at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Professor and Associate Chairman of the Department of Radiology at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, Professor and Chairman of the Department of Radiology at the University of Florida in Gainesville, and Director of the Imaging Science Program at Warren G. Magnusen Clinical Center, Chief of the Diagnostic Imaging Branch of the Biomedical Imaging Program DCTD/NCI, and Acting Division Director of the Division of Science and Technology, NIBIB/NIH, in Washington, DC. Dr. Staab provides editorial assistance to various radiological journals. He is the recipient of several honors and awards and has co-authored numerous book chapters and journal articles in his field of expertise.
Dr. Sumner is a graduate of Kalamazoo College and the University of Rochester Medical School. He completed training in pediatrics and radiology and was a Winchester Fellow in radiology at Yale-New Haven Hospital. He was a fellow in pediatric radiology at the Children's Hospital Medical Center in Cincinnati. He is board-certified in both pediatrics and radiology and was formerly the head of the pediatric radiology section of the Wake Forest School of Medicine. He received the American Board of Radiology Certificate of Added Qualification in Pediatric Radiology in 1995. In addition, Dr. Sumner authored 8 book chapters and was the editor of The Pediatric Disease (Third Series) Test and Syllabus of the American College of Radiology.
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Dr. Watson is a graduate of Davidson College in Davidson, North Carolina and received his MD degree from the Medical College of South Carolina in Charleston. He completed a medicine internship at Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland and returned to the Medical University of South Carolina for his residency in internal medicine. Following this, Dr. Watson did a residency in nuclear medicine at Bowman Gray School of Medicine in Winston-Salem, North Carolina where he was awarded the position of Chief Resident. He has specialty certification in both the American Board of Internal Medicine and the American Board of Nuclear Medicine. After several years in private practice in General Internal Medicine in Gastonia, North Carolina, Dr. Watson returned to Winston-Salem to an academic position in the Wake Forest School of Medicine Nuclear Medicine Department. His primary interests were in nuclear medicine techniques, including positron emission tomography, and he was the author of numerous book chapters and journal articles.
Dr. Wheeler holds a BA from Harvard, an M.A. in teaching from Wesleyan University, and a PhD from the University of Kansas. He also completed specialized training in health physics at the National Reactor Testing Station in Idaho, in medical physics at the University of Kansas Medical Center, and in molecular biology techniques at the University of Utah. Formerly on the faculty at Colorado State University, the University of California at San Francisco, the University of Rochester, and Brown University, he was senior scientist and professor of radiation biophysics and courtesy professor of biochemistry at the University of Kansas before coming to Wake Forest University. His numerous contributions to the literature cover a wide range of topics and have focused predominantly on DNA damage and repair, and biomarkers of cell proliferation and hypoxia.
Dr. Witcofski graduated with a BS degree in physics and mathematics from Lynchburg College in Lynchburg, Virginia. He was awarded an Atomic Energy Commission fellowship in radiological physics for studies at Vanderbilt University and Oak Ridge National Laboratory. He subsequently received an MS degree in physics from Vanderbilt University and a PhD degree in anatomy from Wake Forest University. He was listed in Outstanding Young Men of America and was elected president of the Southeastern Chapter of the Society of Nuclear Medicine (SNM). He received the Distinguished Service Award of the SNM and the James L. Quinn III, MD, Award for Teaching Excellence. Over the years he served Wake Forest School of Medicine as chairman of the Radiation Safety Committee, radiation safety officer, radiobiologist, radiation oncology physicist, director of MR imaging, director of PET, and co director of research in the radiology department. He has more than 100 publications to his credit, including 7 textbooks. He was an NIH-funded researcher with special interest in low-level radiation effects.
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Dr. Wolfman received a BA degree from New York University. He attended the University of Bologna School of Medicine and received his MD degree from Albany Medical College of Union University. Dr. Wolfman was a resident and teaching fellow at the University Health Center of Pittsburgh where he completed a fellowship in imaging (ultrasound/computed tomography). Dr. Wolfman was head of the ultrasound section and course director of the radiology ultrasound programs for the Center for Medical Ultrasound. He also was the medical director of the 2-year sonography program at Forsyth Technical Community College. He continues to work part-time in the abdominal imaging section.
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So, you've probably noticed that I haven't been around here in a while – a long while. A very long while, actually. In case you were wondering, no one died (thank God). I didn't move to Mars or decide to kayak around the world. The thing is, that somewhere along the way I lost my groove. I spent several frustrating months trying to find it. And when that didn't work, I realized that maybe I needed to step back for a while. Let me explain… read more >>
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BW112: The Name's N!
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On a boat (Iris says "We're on a boat~!" at the beginning) heading to see the White Ruins dedicated to Reshiram, Ash, Iris and Cilan meet a mysterious youkai calling himself N who quickly befriends their Pokémon as he refers to every Pokemons as his friends by hearing their inner voices. Iris falls in love with him. However, when Team Rocket attacks the group once more, James' Amoonguss paralyzes Pikachu with Stun Spore and N somehow calls upon two wild Alomomola to help Pikachu to recover using Refresh.
- The Adventures in Unova intro has new clips from the Japanese N saga.
- Who's that Pokémon?: Alomomola
- The title of this episode is also the title of an IOSYS video about N (One lyric is "Ai douseibaki chan, kino sayou mai, yume uku!")
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38 U.S. Code § 3111 - Regulations to promote satisfactory conduct and cooperation
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The Secretary shall prescribe such rules and regulations as the Secretary determines necessary to promote satisfactory conduct and cooperation on the part of veterans who are pursuing rehabilitation programs under this chapter. In any case in which the Secretary determines that a veteran has failed to maintain satisfactory conduct or cooperation, the Secretary may, after determining that all reasonable counseling efforts have been made and are not reasonably likely to be effective, discontinue services and assistance unless the Secretary determines that mitigating circumstances exist. In any case in which such services and assistance have been discontinued, the Secretary may reinstitute such services and assistance only if the Secretary determines that—
Source(Added Pub. L. 96–466, title I, § 101(a),Oct. 17, 1980, 94 Stat. 2181, § 1511; amended Pub. L. 101–237, title IV, § 423(b)(1)(A),Dec. 18, 1989, 103 Stat. 2092; renumbered § 3111,Pub. L. 102–83, § 5(a),Aug. 6, 1991, 105 Stat. 406.)
Prior Provisions
1991—Pub. L. 102–83renumbered section 1511 of this title as this section.
1989—Pub. L. 101–237substituted "Secretary" for "Administrator" wherever appearing.
Effective Date
Section effective Apr. 1, 1981, see section 802(a)(1) ofPub. L. 96–466, set out as a note under section 3100 of this title.
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PC019: The Search for the Legend
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Ritchie is on the S.S. Anne when a school of wild Gyarados block the waters ahead. The crew is about to take the long way around, but a grizzled Trainer named Silver orders his Salamence to send the Gyarados packing, so the trip can continue. Silver also has a Chikorita and a lifelong mission: to battle the Legendary Moltres! But Ritchie thinks there's something suspicious about the two researchers with Silver, especially when the ship docks at an evacuated volcanic island and Ritchie sees the three of them sneaking onto the shore. Ritchie jumps ship and follows them, convinced something is up.
When he catches them headed for the top of the volcano, they tell him Moltres should appear at this volcano tomorrow. The researchers want to sample Moltres' fire for scientific reasons, so they enlisted Silver's help--and they don't want Ritchie tagging along. However, Ritchie later overhears the researchers talking and they're really Butch and Cassidy! Ritchie tells Silver that something is wrong, but Silver doesn't care; he likes Ritchie's stubbornness and even lets Ritchie join the group.
The next day, they make it to the top of the volcano and see Moltres flying straight to them. Silver orders Salamence to battle it, but Moltres' fire attacks seem unusually weak. That's because it recharges its energy at the volcano, and Butch and Cassidy want to snag it while it's weak! When Silver refuses to do their dirty work, Team Rocket gets out Cloyster and Tentacruel to help capture Moltres in a net. When Silver comes to Moltres' aid, Team Rocket sticks Silver and Ritchie in a net, too! But Silver's Chikorita cuts open the net and Sparky blasts Team Rocket into the sky.
Moltres plunges into the volcano's lava and emerges fully refreshed. Silver insists on a battle, even though the volcano is about to erupt beneath him. But he rethinks his position after Moltres saves him from being crushed by falling rock; he has Salamence fly him and Ritchie to safety. Moltres has flown away, but Silver will wait for Moltres. If Ritchie stops by the island again someday, they can have a battle too!


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Weirbach Racing / Dominic Colindres Race Report: Knoxville & Springfield
NEWS October 3, 2012
Photo by Dave Hoenig
Courtesy of Dominic Colindres:
This past weekend was the AMA Pro Grand National at Knoxville Raceway in Iowa. Coming into this race I felt that I could do good because it is similar to my hometown track. I would also be heading into this event being sixth place in the overall points standings.
Qualifying did not go to good. I struggled with learning the track but got faster and faster every time I went out. The bike felt good and I felt comfortable heading into the heat races. We made a couple of big changes to the bike for the heat race.
I was late for my heat race and had to start on the fourth row. A couple of riders up front jumped the start so I was joined by a couple of more riders on the last row. I was fighting the bike the whole time in the heat race and ended up third to last.
For the semi we put the bike back to where it was and I started on the third row. I got a good start and passed a bunch of riders every lap. I ended up getting a second place finish.
Now for the main. I got a decent start from the third row and found my self battling my way into the top ten. I was stuck behind a couple of riders for the first 3/4 of the race. I ended up passing them around the outside. I saw places fifth through tenth a straight away in front of me and put my head down. I caught up to the group on the last lap and finished eleventh.
Overall I felt good because I found the fast line, put in some fast laps, and will be more prepared for next year.
This weekend was the AMA Pro Grand National double header in Springfield Illinois. Starting off the weekend was the short track on Saturday. I didn't expect to do to good because I tend to favor blue grooves over cushions.
After the short track would be mile on Sunday. I was ready to redeem myself on the mile since I didn't make the main the previous race.
To start things out I actually felt pretty good on the track during qualifying and got faster every time I went out. I ended up qualifying eleventh, which gave me a front row start for the heat race. We didn't make a single change from after qualifying to the heat race.
In the heat race I got a great start from the outside and found myself in second. Isennock led the whole race and I watched to try to pick up places to improve. I finished second in the heat and felt comfortable for the main.
In the main I got tangled with Maguire off the start and was fifth into the first turn. I passed three riders going into turn three and was riding around in second for a couple laps. I made a couple of mistakes and a few riders got around me. The red flag came out and the race was a single file restart. I tried to make the same pass going into turn three but found myself going into a high-side but somehow saved it. I got back onto the track in ninth and finished there. I felt comfortable with the way things went and definitely saw places to improve for next time.
Next was the mile. I felt really fast but my qualifying times just didn't show it. I qualified outside the top twenty and that put me on the second row for the heat race.
In the heat race I got a great start from the second row and was in about fourth place. I got into first place going into turn three. The whole race Isennock and I battled back and fourth. Then I got passed for the win by Andersen. I ended up with a second in the heat and was on the front row for the main.
In the main I was second of the start and battled the whole first part of the main with Isennock, Shoemaker, and Vanderkuur. We went back and fourth and I never found myself outside the top five. A red flag came out due to a blow up bike and a couple riders down. I was lined up second on the single file restart behind Vanderkuur. I got the whole shot and led the race until coming out of turn three, got drafted by at least ten riders. Vanderkuur and I found ourselves outside the top ten in just a straight away. I made a pass or two and ended up ninth. I'm happy with the result because I definitely had the speed but that's just how Springfield will play out sometimes.
I'd really like to thank my sponsors: Weirbach Racing, KDM Forrest Products, General Engineering, Barnett, Spectro, Dyno-Jet, K&N, Saddlemen, Motorcycle Superstore, White lightning Retrievers, PMP Sprockets, Motion Pro, Spider Grips, Evans Coolant, Cheney Engineering, G2 Ergonomics, All Balls Racing, Firecoat Custom Powderworks, CP Pistons and Carrillo Rods, Web Cams, Foudree's Graphics, Sunoco, Pro Wheel, Durelle Racing, Supertrapp, TNT Honda, Pingel Products, Regina Chain, Factory Backing, Hinson, MotoBatt, Pit Posse, Jet-Hot, Bell Helmets, Cosmetic Graphics, ProFactoryHoses.com , Rekluse, and Chicken Hawk Racing, my Mom and Dad, Mach 1, A&A Racing, Frankie Morris,, Works Connection, Michael King,
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[Intro: 50 Cent]
When you're breaking it down, keep breaking it down
This is what it sounds like when I'm breaking it down
Yeah, I'm breaking it down
Man, this is what it feels like when I'm breaking it down
When you're breaking it down, keep breaking it down
It's not my fault, it's not my fault
I'm hot man, it's not my fault, it's not my fault
[Verse 1: 50 Cent]
'Til the sun comes up, every night
We party and we party 'til daylight
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Little Hennessy, a little juice and gin
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'Til the sun comes up, every night
We party and we party 'til daylight
I shouldn't have to tell you shorty you should know
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O.D.B. said it, "I like it raw!"
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Enough to make a nigga lose control
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You got a man, I keep it on the low
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I got a few stacks me and you could blow
We headed to the hotel after the show
I know how to romance you be my private dancer
[Hook: 50 Cent]
On your mark, get set girl now here we go
Racin off to see yo' peep show
It turn me on to see you on the flo'
When you're breakin it down, keep breakin it down
Ready or not shorty now here I come
Shake that thing girl now back it up
Work it, work it girl you turn me on
When you're breakin it down, keep breakin it down
[Verse 2: 50 Cent]
They say I'm not the same it's cause I'm filthy mayne
I'm off the chain, I don't play no games
I'm hustlin hard homie I do my thang
You fuck with the paper then watch the hammer go bang
Now shorty I like the way she move them hips
I'm tryin to get her in my bedroom and shit
We could take a long time or get it done quick
We can camcord this shit make a boom-boom flick
It's oh so many places that we can go
I really want you shorty, shorty now you should know
Girl your body's callin me, hear you loud and clear
We ain't got to leave now we can do it right here
[Verse 3: 50 Cent]
The way you move (the way you move)
You make me lose (you make me lose)
All control (all control)
I know you know (I know you know)
You're so seductive you make me wanna touch it
I ain't got to tell you, you know I wanna fuck you
I'm feelin your style, you better watch me now
My tongue'll be in your mouth, my hands'll be in your blouse
When you get me aroused you put a spell on me
Man if I can't have you I'mma go crazy
I want you bad now and if you want me
Girl come to me now, I said come to me now
[Verse 4: Eminem]
Come to me now, you don't come to me now
Apple in your mouth, tackled on the couch
Shackled in the house, I'll be back in about
20 minutes or less, with my Hannibal mask
So when you wiggle around and giggle in that cage
I knew I couldn't wait to get you off that stage
From the moment I met you had to let you know
I just wanted to get you through my bedroom do'
You makin me feel like I'm in middle school still
You squeal like a little girl, you're pitiful, chill
We gon' fuck, I just popped this little blue pill
You can leave but wait, I gotta shit on you still {*phbbt*}
I shouldn't have to say it shorty you should know
I hope you really gettin into my creep show
Let me shit on your chest and if some pee comes out
Just guzzle it down, just guzzle it down
[Outro: 50 Cent]
It's not my fault c'mon, it's not my fault
I could break it down, it's not my fault c'mon, it's not my fault
Can you break it down? It's not my fault c'mon, it's not my fault
I can break it down, it's not my fault c'mon, it's not my fault
Can you break it down? It's not my fault c'mon
50 Cent is joined with his mentor Eminem yet again to create this up-tempo club record where they explain in detail what they wish to do with certain women. This is unfamiliar territory for Fiddy as he's more used to slow-paced beats.


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