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Stars (think Aziz Ansari, Robert Redford, Joshua Jackson, Neil Young and Bruce Willis) flooded into the Bing Bar to attend cocktail parties for films "Excision" and "Neil Young Journeys" and to sit on a panel with the cast of "Lay the Favorite." (One of the film's stars, Catherine Zeta Jones, had to skip out despite inital plans to attend.)
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Others, like Utah-transplant and co-owner of SLC's Bar X, Ty Burrell, stopped into the Sorel lounge on Main Street with "Modern Family" co-star Nolan Gould to test out a pair of the brand's heavy duty boots, which were probably put to good use as he schlepped up and down Main Street.
Anthony Mackie, who co-starred in the Oscar winning "The Hurt Locker," tried on winter-friendly kicks at both the Sorel and Timberland lounges with his snowboard instructor in tow and plans to hit the slopes Sunday. "I learned to ski watching TV, so I've got this," Mackie, a New Orleans native, told Salt Lake magazine. "Half a day on the kiddie slopes and I'll be fine."
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Edward J. Olmos, Allison Janney, Kristen, Chris Kattan, Jason Ritter, Michael Cera, Spike Lee, "Bachelor" Ben Flajnik, William H. Macy and Danny Glover were all spotted trekking through the day-long onslaught of snow, many popping into the swag suites hosted by big brands at local shops like Flight Boutique and Mary Jane's.
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The Utah Film Commissions set up shop next door—the first time the agency has had a Main Street presence during the fest—to the ASCAP Music Cafe, where Natasha Bedingfield and Josh Kelley (aka Mr. Katherine Heigl) played to packed crowds.
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Curbs and Stoops Literary: Bullet Points
June 23rd, 2011 by Robin Grearson
Editor's note: This essay will appear in a journal published by Brooklyn writers' collective 1441, of which Robin Grearson is a member. When Robin offered us the opportunity to publish the essay online, we knew its literary style was different from what our readers are used to. But there was no denying how good it was, and no denying that it explores art accessibility in a powerful way. So we are excited to present her newest work to our readers, and we look forward to more ventures into unique, personal art writing in the future. This essay also marks the first of many upcoming projects that blend visual and literary arts.
1. Steal my idea, please.
Late one night a few weeks ago, around 3:30 am, I woke up from a dream, sobbing. I've never done that before. The boundaries between life and death, individual and collective unconscious: I don't know, to me sometimes they're spongy, prone to a little osmosis. So even while I was still dreaming about my grandmother, it felt more like some kind of visit from her. In the context of the dream, she was dying. That sucked. In real life, she died two years ago. Which had also sucked. In the dream, I was cradling her tiny shriveled body in my arms, comforting her as she faded out of one world and perhaps began coming to life in another. Together we were reliving her dying all over again, just the two of us, as it had been. But in the dream, she was holding on to me right back, her strength much greater than what her gossamer frame could support, and she was fiercely beseeching me (I know, but that's exactly what she was doing, really, she was beseeching me) to listen to her.
"You know I love you, don't you, Robin?," she kept asking me, forcefully. And, to flee the ache I felt at staying asleep, to avoid reliving her dying in my arms (again) ("Death Scene, the Sequel"), I woke up, tears running down my face and speaking quietly to myself, alone in my bed. "I know you do," I said to my pillow, gently. "I know you do." It hurt the same either way.
2. I had this dream.
Having friends who are street artists is cool. It can feel like hanging out with the good guys in white hats and the bad-asses in black hats, in one person. Street art can be a jolt of electricity, Robin Hood telling you to wake the fuck up and stop accepting corporate dominance of your public space. It is a voice that answers back to visual noise so the dialogue is not so one-sided. It is a way to grab heartstrings and direct minds to a cause. Graphic messages strike immediately, leaping tall language barriers without making a single bound. Some street artists make the leap into the art world and gain the option to drop the "street" label, and simply become "artist."
But, rewind: How does someone learn how to paint and make wheat paste and sow culture or jam culture, when that someone can barely afford paper or paint? Some street artists are privileged kids who went to art school. Some are not-so-privileged kids who went to art school and will have student loans hanging over their heads that will be forgiven only if they die. And then there are some for whom art education began at the beginning, at the street school itself.
Tagging can be a compulsion. Norman Mailer observed in The Faith of Graffiti that tagging your name is a way for someone invisible to know they exist. Or else maybe it's just a big Ego Thing to do. Write your Name. But as anyone who has ever been a child, taught a child, or raised a child knows, education is repetition. So taggers can become self-taught artists by writing their name many thousands of times. Some will jump from writing highly ornamented letters to drawing characters and designs. A smaller group will switch someday to paper and maybe try to make a painting or two. An even smaller group will start expressing things that have been locked up forever, as if under a repressive government. And finally, for a few, out it comes: Self. Expression. Opening, like a flower.
3. You can never go wrong with flowers.
There's something kind of strange but interesting about going to an art opening and feeling uncomfortable because the people you meet will tell you their "real" name, and not their more-real name, the one under which they make illegal art. And on the subject of strange: illegal art. Art. Illegal. Sorta weird, isn't it? The other night, I was getting on the L train at 8th Avenue to go back to Brooklyn with a street-artist-who-uses-an-alias friend. We walked onto the train and sat down. He spotted the billboard behind our heads. There, on the ad, was a postal sticker he'd put there, maybe a month earlier, bearing his Name. As one graffiti writer told Mailer, "The name is the faith of graffiti." So if he has a name, then my friend exists. Maybe it is not all about ego, because seeing his name has nothing to do with my ego, and yet the sight of his name made me feel happy, myself. (If he didn't exist, who would I sit next to on this train?) My friend had called out to the world, and through serendipity, his Existence was calling "Hey guys!" and flashing a little smile right back at us.
4. Death scene.
When I stopped crying, I fell back to sleep and eventually woke up around 6:30 AM. Before I got out of bed, I had this complete thought: how to save the world. Okay, not save it, exactly, just give it a hug. It involved starting a campaign, probably in schools, and having people — probably kid people — paint some flowers. Non-threatening, colorful, drawing-outside-the-lines, no-two-are-alike (except of course they are), flowers. Kids could then send these flowers to an as-yet unknown point person in one of our world's forsaken, ugly, war-fucked places. Point person would apply paste to the flowers and replace the sight of ugly walls with silly little-kid drawings, turning ravaged cities into outdoor art gardens, maybe making people smile just long enough to start whispering about peace, to start believing that behind the flower is knowledge of a friend (the flower, like a postal sticker, proof such friend Exists). The more people who become involved in this project, the more people become involved in this project. Which is secretly about love: the return of Flower Power, repurposed as a pyramid scheme. Loose and modular and able to go viral and be embraced by any self-important group whose PR firm has told it to grow a conscience. It's the thought that counts. Yet even for the wrong reasons, sending something handmade to a stranger to say, "I have never met you, but I have not forgotten you," seems like a sort of nice thought to paste onto a bullet-hole-ridden wall.
5. I have not forgotten you.
Before I got out of bed to make coffee, I started researching art in war-fucked places. I tracked down a guy who led a workshop to teach kids how to make street art, murals and graffiti in Afghanistan. He and his friends organized a workshop to teach youth how to use spray paint on really big walls. He noted that it was inspiring, how quickly they learned and how much they embraced the opportunity. He said that where he lives, there is no culture: no music, no sports, no art. "This is a culture waiting to be reborn," he said. Foreign business is starting to come in to help rebuild, so messages are showing up, voices suggesting what to buy and what to do and how to think. Not Art voices. Buy-stuff, do-stuff voices. Voices that weren't there a minute ago. (I can't remember what the thrum of all the messages here sounds like, nor do I remember anymore the quality of silence without them.) Maybe in a place without culture, the voices sound beseeching. "But there's no voice back," he said. I feel hopeful, I decide maybe art will save the world. "You know I love you, don't you?"
6. Exposition.
When my friend Jamie Wall was young, he moved to California from the UK, and he met and married a cute girl named Melinda. She grew up in Pico Rivera, a lower-income suburb of Los Angeles, so he moved there. I worked with Jamie when I lived in Los Angeles. He worked two jobs and loved tattoos and music and he even showed everyone at work his Prince Albert piercing once. Or twice. I moved to New York recently to start a new life. Jamie moved his family to England to start a new life recently, too. I was sick of owning a car, and of my apartment's lack of sunlight. Melinda couldn't stand to spend another day in her hometown. Melinda's mom, Maria…well, this is what the LA Times said:
"Maria Hicks, 58, a Latina woman, was shot near the intersection of Woodford Street and San Gabriel River Parkway about 9:55 p.m. Friday, Aug. 10, [2007] and died of her injuries at a hospital three days later, Monday, Aug. 13.
"Hicks was driving home and saw a Latino man or youth spray-painting graffiti, said Lt. Larry Lincoln of the Sheriff's Department homicide bureau. She honked her horn and flashed her lights and began to follow the fleeing tagger. Two Latino men or youths in a silver compact car pulled up and shot at her. She was struck in the upper torso. Three people were later arrested."
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|Nick Turtura
|Sweet Rock
Date Climbed: Jan 13, 2012
|Fri the 13th, spent more time getting the car unstuck from the snow than climbing, but the climb was superb.
|Posted Jun 4, 2012 11:53 pm
|Love it!
Date Climbed: Jun 25, 2011
|Great hike. Tons of mosquitoes down below. Glissading down was epic.
|Posted May 28, 2012 6:57 pm
|Dog Days
Date Climbed: Jul 22, 2006
|My Dog made it to the top. Got lost on the way out. Mosquitoes chased us to the car. Good times
|Posted May 13, 2012 1:24 am
|Awesome views, awesome Hike!
Date Climbed: Aug 3, 2011
|Awesome workout, with awesome rewards on top... climbed to the top in 2.5 hrs with no stops on the way up. If you are experienced I totally reccomend doing what we did. Climb with headlamps before light, so you reach the top before the heat of the day.
|Posted Feb 10, 2012 11:21 pm
|Ted Eliason
|White out conditions
|Bush whacking through the Doug Firs in white out conditions to cut a few turns off the summit ridge
|Posted Oct 12, 2011 12:13 pm
|NE face to E ridge
Date Climbed: Jul 24, 2011
|Double ice tooled my way up 45 degree NE face about half way to summit. With warm temps and late start, snow got too slushy so joined back to E ridge half way up. Will go back when colder to solo ice climb entire NE or NW face. Very nice summit, views (Shasta to Sisters), and environment. Great mountain.
|Posted Aug 11, 2011 11:54 am
|Southeast Ridge
Date Climbed: Jun 22, 2011
|Climbed to the summit in a little over 4 hrs. Great ski down the upper part of the mountain, but ended up descending the wrong way and wound up at Four Mile Lake. A couple miles of hiking on snow-covered roads brought me back to the car in a little over 7 hrs round trip.
|Posted Jun 23, 2011 11:30 am
|Troy B
|Route: Summit SnoPark
Date Climbed: Jun 14, 2011
|Access roads were still snowed in so a long approach from the Summit SnoPark. Beautiful sunny cool day provided excellent views from the top.
|Posted Jun 18, 2011 11:38 am
|Hike up, snowboard down
Date Climbed: May 12, 2008
|Beautiful trip up from the lot and screaming descent on the board.
|Posted Nov 12, 2010 9:22 pm
|Mt. McLoughlin Trail
Date Climbed: Aug 28, 2010
|Climbed in snowing conditions with my wife Anna and enjoyed a memorable 100 ft. of visibility on the summit; interestingly enough, we were not alone! The trail (painted dot route) above treeline is difficult to follow if not a crappy route in general; we moved quickly once deciding to stay on the rocks near ridge line while ascending. On the descent, we again attempted to follow the "painted dot route", but lost it a few times. A word of warning: don't be stupid and descend below the dot route; you may get lost like a few people that day and/or find yourself surfing on some loose as hell scree -- if you loose the route on descent, just traverse to the ridge and you will certainly pick it up again. We both thought the route was enjoyable despite the weather however the people we saw climing in shorts and cotton T's might have a different opinion. This was my 5th Cascade Volcano.
|Posted Aug 30, 2010 3:49 am
|Three Times, Thrice the Charm.
Date Climbed: Oct 7, 2007
|This is my third time summiting Mt. McLoughlin. Surprisingly this year there was a lot of snow (previous years I had done it on October 14th the previous year). Luckily the trail wasn't too bad to start (patches of snow in places), up to the shoulder of the ridge at around 8000 feet. From there the snow got progressively deeper until the summit which was around 3-4 feet deep (for the last 50-100 feet). Not a bad climb for someone in shape...I enjoy doing it every year.
Update: Found the pictures from the first ascent and now I have the date of that.
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|Posted Aug 9, 2010 4:48 am
|4th of July Climb
Date Climbed: Jul 4, 2010
|The weather in Oregon has been really cruddy the entire month of June, so the 4th of July weekend was perfect for a quick scramble. Zero clouds and almost no wind on the summit; was perfect with the view easily extending to Shasta and the Three Sisters.
|Posted Jul 5, 2010 5:06 pm
Date Climbed: Jun 21, 2008
|I may have sort of sandbaged my friend Abby a little on this trip. The weather was worse than expected, especially for wearing a t-shirt and shorts, and the mosquitos were kamikaze! But the climb was fun and a fellow climber shared the most delicious mango with me on the summit.
|Posted Feb 24, 2010 2:45 am
|Ski up, ski down
Date Climbed: Apr 18, 1998
|Fun XC ski ascent and descent with a friend.
|Posted Dec 28, 2009 1:02 am
|2nd-4th times
|Instead of signing individual climbing logs, I will just put the rest of my ascents in one spot. Did MM three more times, twice with friends and one with Eugene Mountain Rescue looking for a climber who, unfortunately, had died on the mountain. On my last trip, summited with Dave M., then drove to Pilot Rock and climbed that a few hours later.
|Posted Nov 22, 2009 4:07 pm
|1st Time
Date Climbed: Sep 2, 1999
|This was my 1st climb of McLoughlin, and was a fun trip. The most memorable things that happened were that on the way, an f-18 flew RIGHT above us, must have only been 100' above tree level, one of the most deafening sounds I have ever heard, and then, there was a small cloud hovering over the summit the whole day, and I was so paranoid about lightning after being chased off Black Crater by a thunderstorm a few weeks earlier, I was terrified of actually reaching the summit and when I did I only spent a few minutes on top before heading down.
|Posted Nov 22, 2009 4:05 pm
Date Climbed: Jul 14, 2008
|First time I tried to stay on the trail and had a terrible time with the scree. Second Time I just went up the ridge sticking to the rocks and had a much more enjoyable hike.
|Posted Oct 24, 2009 11:49 pm
|standard trail route
Date Climbed: Sep 8, 2009
|my wilderness partner, Cindy Thaw & I hiked up the standard trail to the summit on a most wonderfully warm,& beautiful day ! Shasta, Thielson were in great clear view ! thanx Cindy !
|Posted Oct 10, 2009 7:14 pm
|stupid weather
|planned on a backpacking trip, reached about 8000ft at dusk. Made camp. Most interesting wind storm moved our steaked-in tent 4 ft with us in it thru the night... rain and approaching storm turned us down with only a little left to go. easy hike. will return in summers to come
|Posted Sep 9, 2009 3:25 am
|I love Southern Oregon
Date Climbed: Jun 11, 2008
|After being turned around on the first attempt due to a whiteout. The summit was attained a year later. Love the views from here
|Posted Sep 4, 2009 3:49 pm


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The Magen Avraham says that if one did not have a m'gila one would not say birkas "shehechiyanu". This leads me to believe that if one had not read yet the halacha would be the same.
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Basically, she tries to find ways to thank us for hosting the hurricane each year.
And she does a pretty good job at that. For example, Sarah is in charge of community outreach tickets during the festival. "When we screen films, we always ask ourselves, 'Can this film somehow benefit a local nonprofit?' And if the answer is yes, we make sure that charity gets some tickets to the film. We invite them to be our guests at the festival."
This year, the festival gave out more than 500 tickets to Utah nonprofits, including Friends of Animals, The Hope Alliance, Summit Land Conservancy, People's Health Clinic, Peace House and others.
Sarah and her team also offer special screenings for our servicemen and women and the Native American community. And they frequently give away ticket packages to nonprofits to be used at fundraisers. "We give away 48 ticket packages a year to help charities raise money from selling them. Almost all of those packages go to local nonprofits," she noted.
Sarah also works throughout the year to bring relevant community programming to Park City residents.
"We have a summer series in July and August, and we screen films at Canyons Resort and Red Butte Gardens, and we keep these free and open to the public."
She hopes to elevate the collaboration with the Park City Film Series, which helps locals see films they may have missed during the 10-day festival.
And, of course, there are the Best of Fest and Townie Tuesday events, which allow locals to see free movies during Sundance, including the winning dramatic and documentary films.
For Sarah, it's rewarding to see Parkites be part of the big event. "The community is starting to embrace Sundance and that's really exciting. We are a local nonprofit - we call Park City home. We just happen to have an international reach. But we don't forget our roots here. And being part of the team that gives back to a community that so graciously hosts us each year, it's really exciting."
While Sarah is now hunkered down in full hurricane-survival mode, she's looking forward to a few sunny days after the storm clears. "The weeks leading up to the festival are long and hard weeks. But when it's over, we all get a few days off. I look forward to reintroducing myself to my family and catching up on life."
And like most of us, she also looks forward to welcoming back those who evacuated unnecessarily.
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- Date submitted: 29 Oct 2011
- Stakeholder type: Major Group
- Name: Population Matters (UK)
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Population Growth: the Neglected ?Green? Issue
A Text for Rio+20
?Population stabilization should be a priority for sustainable development?: Kofi Annan, former UN Secretary�General.(Key Recommendation of GHF 2009).
?Either we reduce our numbers voluntarily, or nature will do it for us brutally?: Maurice Strong, Secretary�General first Earth Summit, Rio, 1992.
?It?s no reducing your footprint if you keep increasing the number of feet?: popular saying.
1. Population Growth as a Multiplier of all Other Environmental Problems: Each additional person: needs more food, Water, energy, land, timber and minerals; and produces more waste, CO2 and pollution; the rich consuming and polluting more than the poor. Thus rising populations: increase soil exhaustion, erosion, desertification, habitat destruction, deforestation, aquifer depletion, CO2 emissions, sea level rise, climate change and chemical pollution; and reduce the finite and dwindling natural resources available per person, increasing long term poverty. Thus all environmental, and most economic problems become harder, and ultimately impossible, to solve with ever more people. Population stabilisation is a necessary, but not sufficient, condition for sustainability.
. The ?Sustainable Development Goal?: Impact (on the environment) = Population x Affluence (resource consumption) x Technology ? the ?IPAT function. Thus long‐term biophysical sustainability requires: improved technology, giving greater resource efficiency; and reduced resource‐consumption by the rich; and stable or reducing populations. Smaller populations can sustainably consume more resources per person than larger ones, while remaining within the biophysical limits of a finite planet; and indefinite growth being physically impossible, it is certain that population growth will end in any case at some point. This can only happen: either (preferably) sooner by fewer births; or later by more deaths, overwhelming any attempt at a ?Green Economy?.
3. Population Growth as a Variable, not a ?Given?: As the global population passes 7 billion in 2011, its growth (at 80 million per year, 10,000 per hour) is clearly a driver of all thenew and emerging challenges. The UN nowproject the population for 2050 between 8.1 and 10.6 billion ? a range of 2.5 billion, or the Earth?s entire population in 1950. Clearly sustainable prosperity will be far easier to achieve, the nearer to 8.1 bn the population stabilizes. This will need priority, and resources: in developing countries for non‐coercive family planning and women?s education and empowerment programmes; in developed countries for public information rogrammes/incentives, aiming to balance reproductive rights with social and nvironmental responsibilities to current and future generations.
4. Resources for Family Planning: There are currently 215 million women (and rising) with an unmet need for family planning (FP). Total world aid for FP is only 10% of the Goldman Sachs bonus pot ? a derisory figure. EU aid for FP is 0.4% of total EU aid. Priority for FP is low, partly because the ?population? problem has in recent years been marginalised as one largely of sexual and reproductive health and women?s rights; whereas in reality it affects the long‐term prospects of success for all programmesacross all Departments. Some 40% of all pregnancies world‐wide emain unintended. The cost of meeting the unmet need for FP, some $6.7 bn per ear, is less than Americans spend on Halloween.
5. Action at Rio+20 � a draft Text: Ignoring the population multiplier guarantees ultimate failure for all sustainable evelopment initiatives, since ever‐rising populations will overwhelm any . To address this, the following draft text for Rio is proposed:
development gains [The Conference]
Recognises: that all population growth,especially in developed countries, increases impacts on the environment, and reduces the natural resources available per person; that population stabilizationin all countries is therefore a necessary condition of biophysical sustainability; that prospects for sustainable development will thus improve, the sooner population can be stabilized within ecologically sustainable limits; and that this can best be achieved by non�coercive population stabilization/reduction policies in all countries, comprising the provision of family planning and women?s education and empowerment programmes to meet all unmet need for contraception, and the promotion of a cultural shift in favour of smaller families;
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All Governments to give priority to the introduction, promotion and resourcing of suchprogrammes;
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- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1-1/2 cups packed brown sugar
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 2 eggs
- 1 cup canned pumpkin
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 3-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 to 1-1/2 teaspoons pumpkin pie spice
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 2 cups confectioners' sugar
- 1/4 cup butter, melted
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 to 3 tablespoons boiling water
- 2 cups chopped pecans
- In a large bowl, beat cream cheese and sugars until smooth. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in pumpkin and vanilla. Combine the dry ingredients; gradually add to pumpkin mixture and mix well.
- Drop by rounded teaspoonfuls 2 in. apart onto ungreased baking sheets. Bake at 350° for 10-12 minutes or until golden brown. Remove to wire racks to cool.
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Okay. I'd participate in a Sun Tourney or Hail Tourney since Rain and Sand are too common battles.
No sun. Please.
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sun is one of the coolest. it's hard to pull off, but it and rain are my favorite weather teams. sandstorm is a close second
I'd do sun but I think a lot of you already know my strategy...
Um I think Ninja Eevee is right guys...lets focus on our current tourney first lol.
AND NICE AVATARS GUYS! Are those the new x and y pokemon? They look really cool!
Credit to Astral Shadow!
I've started playing Minecraft. It's wierd not playing Skyrim or Pokemon.
NO NO minecraft, no its a deep dark hole of death. Do NOT play minecraft.
i really love Panchum, cant say much for the others.
1. Panchum
2. Gogoat
3. The bird thing
4. Helioptile
yeah sorry Yvetal.
New Pokemon! Going to look now, I'll edit in my impressions.
@Shade: PanChums?
@Snivy: Play Minecraft, but don't get too into it like how most of us have. I currently need to put up the Stadium pics from Minecraft PE. Also, if you get bored with Minecraft, you can always download a mod, visit Skydoesminecraft's server, or play this game called Pokémon.
Hey Geno, we have the same avatar Cx oops. Panchum is so awesome though. My list of how much I like all of the new pokes is...
1. Panchum
2. Fennekin
3. (can't remember it's name, that new, quite simple yellowish thingy)
4. Gogoat (that's what it's called,right?)
5. Sylveon
6. Chespin
7. Froakie
8. Mewtwo's new form
9. Yvetal
10. Xerneas
11. That weird new bird thingy. I mean, wtf Gamefreak?
The pokes for Gen 6 look really different from our current Pokedex. Like, the design is way more simple and most of them are based on animals. Well, all of them apart from the new Mewtwo. What do you guys think? The designs have been getting progressively simpler since Gen 1, but the designs for Gen 6 are really different.
Sorry, only just noticed... You might want to stay more on topic Geno, since Miror is watching us.
For my competitive speculation of these Pokémon:
Fletchling looks like it'll evolve into a good UU flying type. If it gains Tailwind, and since many bird Pokémon learn Roost at som point, I think it could be a great pair with UU Dark and Psychic supports or attackers to rid of Bug types. Plus Fletchling can learn Flame Charge, so taking out possible SubSeeders while gaining speed may be its use!
Panchum has more of an attacking look to it. However, I fear GameFreak will turn it into a bulky fighter and it'll become another UU fighting type. If so, it could cover a paired Heat Wave Honchkrow from threats in Doubles such as Rhyperior and Stone Edge Cobalion. Then maybe Panchum Evo could use Parting Remark to lower opponents statts to release another attacker who can finish off opponents.
I'm going to use Panchum in OU even if it sucks.
The panda theme is enough for me ^^
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My friend is obsessed with pandas. It was her birthday on Monday and pretty much everyone bought her something to do with pandas. So maybe Panchum reminded me of her? Nah, it just has awesome design. I think it'll turn out to be a Dark/Ground type. Or possibly Grass. Fletchling is too much like a bird really, I don't get why you guys like it.
You may all breath. The exalted hero has returned!
Yes, I hope my introduction was dramatic enough for all of you.
First thing, the new Pokémon? I really like them. Pancham is cute, Helioptile is slightly weird but still interesting, Gogoat is nice but Fletchling? If you couldn't tell by my new avi or my hashtag "#fletchlingnation" I freaking LOVE IT! Everyone says it's too generic. Yes, it's more generic than the other starting birds (except for maybe Pidgey) but it looks great to me. I think that the fact that it learns Flame Charge is very interesting. Fire-Flying evolution foreshadowing??? So yes. I am a lover of Fletchling.
And an update for those of you who were interested in my progress in my first Hoenn region game...pfft, who am I kidding. Does anyone besides Skyler care? Anyway...I have six badges and just got to the part where Team Aqua jacked the Submarine from Slateport and I'm in their base just off of Lilycove (??). Team is:
Oh, and one last thing. I've read every single one of your posts since I left so there's no need to get me up to speed. Whew, long post OVER almost.
Someone better cry since they missed me so much or so help me God...
Who is that? Oh its just Hudsonn
Welcome back!
You better not get banned again.. >.>
The thing I don't like about it is that it looks like the birds I used to draw when I was 7. And those bird sucked. So to me, ew no.
no one caresSounds interesting! Are you on the part where its all water yet?
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I'm ALMOST at the all water part I think...not looking forward to it.
Let me fix it for ya.
Flame Charge may also be a bad sign, signifying that Fletchling's evo may not have good enough speed. All of the new pokemon seem to look like they will lack good speed except for Helioptile and maybe, just maybe, Gogoat.
You may now insult Panchum if you feel offended
Anyway, welcome back Hudson! Glad you'r back and try to not get banned again. We've missed you.
Welcome back Hudsonn!!
I love Gogoat and Fletchling and I really dislike Pandabear and Flappylizard
I take it our gym league isn't active anymore?
Lol when did we have a League? I'v been discussing making a league by the end of 2013 and we already had one that's gone out?!
Wow, I've missed alot before I got here.
Anyway, our current priorities are designing our War Team. I've noticed that we haven't had a war with anyone else. To add insult to injury, everyone else has battle each other.
Come on, we can do this! Let's get THT's Warriors and start battling!
Sidequestion: do all of the other guilds have war teams that use PS?
lol man those new pokemon actually look kinda original! And dont you think 6th gen has sort of a "nature" feel to it? I mean, a bird and a deer legendary?
Credit to Astral Shadow!
Yeah, I suppose. I really want to find out the starter's typing now.


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The City Hall probe into the Wasatch Brew Pub fire might not be completed until mid-December, but the lead investigator said he is focused on three potential causes.
Park City Building Department official Kurt Simister, who is the deputy fire marshal, said the causes being considered are spontaneous combustion, an ignition source like a cigarette or a hot ember and an electrical malfunction.
The possibility of a spontaneous combustion of rags being used by workers resurfacing floors was broached soon after the Nov. 9 fire.
Simister said the Building Department gathered evidence from the scene. He declined to provide details about what was taken into evidence by the investigators. The evidence is being stored at the Park Avenue police station.
Simister said the entire Wasatch Brew Pub suffered smoke damage. There is water damage in half of the building, he said. The fire damage covers an approximate area of 196 square feet, he said. Simister estimated the dollar figure on the damage is at least $80,000.
Simister said City Hall is talking with several insurance companies about the blaze.
The fire broke out sometime around 6 a.m. Firefighters found eight-foot flames on the south side of the building when they arrived. It took them approximately 40 minutes to put out the visible flames and then extinguish the rest of the fire. Nobody was inside when the fire started.
The owner of the Wasatch Brew Pub wants to reopen the day after Thanksgiving, saying the work is going well.


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UPDATE: NBA referee Joe DeRosa was suspended for one game without pay for tossing a ball toward a fan at halftime of Game 2 during the Eastern Conference Finals in Orlando.
Players were not the only ones getting physical on the Amway Arena court. The NBA will review a confrontation between veteran referee Joe DeRosa and a fan that occurred at halftime, as first reported by the Orlando Sentinel.
Referees DeRosa, Marc Davis and Bill Kennedy walked to the scorer's table to at midcourt after the second quarter to retrieve their jackets to a chorus of boos and fans chanting "Refs you suck."
One fan, Wyndham Vacation Ownership CEO Franz Hanning, heckled the refs from behind the scorer's table and DeRosa threw a ball at Hanning, who then threw it back at DeRosa.
DeRosa called over Amway Arena security officials, who relocated the fan to another seat. DeRosa has officiated over 1,000 regular season games and 75 playoff games and five NBA Finals according to basketballrefs.com.
NBA spokesman Tim Frank, who attended the game, told the Orlando Sentinel that the league was aware of the situation, which was replayed on ESPN's telecast.
"The situation will be reviewed after the game," Frank said.
Franz Hanning, 55, is an Orlando resident and an acquaintance of Boston Celtics coach Doc Rivers.
"I didn't see it. Unfortunately I know the fan," Doc Rivers said laughing. "But I didn't see it I didn't know any of it had happened until I came back out. My Orlando buddies were telling me what happened. So I can't have a comment on it because I never saw it. But Joe no he's not an emotional guy. He's great in any situation so I don't know what happened."
Hanning responded Wednesday afternoon via an e-mailed statement, "As many people in Orlando know, I am a huge fan of NBA basketball and especially my home team the Orlando Magic. I think the NBA officials do a great job. I'm looking forward to the Magic going to Boston and evening up the series."
Hanning's wife told WFTV Channel 9 in Orlando her husband is embarrassed about the whole encounter.


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