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This year, local advertisers are expected to shift $13.1 billion of their budgeted funds to the Internet, according to Borrell Associates. The number is up 50% over last year.
In 2009, local online ad spending is projected to grow another 40% to $18.2 billion in 2009. By 2012, the growth in spending will eventually slow down and plateau at about $23 billion, but still average 15% growth over the next four years.
Online advertising is cheaper than traditional methods of marketing and is thought to be the reason for the change. According to Borrell, internet CPMs average $3.65, the lowest of any media, while an offline Yellow Pages ad carries an average CPM of $9.29.
The numbers seem to be in line with recent projections for global internet advertising, expected to exceed $106 Billion by 2012.
Of course, search engines are gearing up for the increased ad spends. Google recently announced its brand new media planning tool, Ad Planner. Microsoft recently acquired Navic Networks, a TV ad company that will likely help Microsoft clients integrate online and offline campaigns. And Yahoo inked an online and mobile advertising partnership with Publicis.
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Jesus - A Celebration of Life
Today, we stop and remember the one who was taken, blessed (not broken), and given for us. It is a day to morn, grieve and remember Jesus. Last night I participated in a Seder. The imagery and flavors were a powerful reminder of the Messiah. The Passover meal pointed us to Jesus. The Lamb who was taken, blessed and given for us. The Bread was taken, blessed and given to us. The Cup was raised (4 times) to remember the one who was taken, blessed and given to us.
Jesus came so that you and I could have life and have it more abundantly. Today, as we observe Good Friday we mourn the taking of Jesus life. We grieve that our Lord and Savior, chosen and appointed by the Father, was given as an offering on our behalf - my behalf. He gave Himself freely so that I could have life - so we could have life - and be restored and reconciled to God.
This Good Friday we mourn and grieve. But we also remember Jesus. We remember His life. Take a moment and remember - celebrating the life of Jesus as it was presented to us in the four Gospel. What are you celebrating as you stop, pause, and reflect this beautiful life which was put on display for us?
Monday, December 7, 2015
Design Your Church Planting Team Around These 5 Cs
Tim Catchim wrote the following article addressing each of the 5 Cs and building the right team. Enjoy!
Building a Church Planting Team
Monday, November 30, 2015
What is Missing in this Diagram of Leadership Care?
"Watch over YOUR heart....." The fatal flaw of Leadership care is NOT tending to your concentric circles; it is NOT tending to YOU. Burnout is the leading cause of many in the clergy leaving the ministry. Leadership care should first be rooted in a theological rationale of Self-care. And, this theological hope comes in a SABBATH Rhythm - Rest & Steward. This is the order of creation. Jesus, however, gives us the proper alignment of our Sabbathing. Jesus is our Sabbath. Jesus is your REST! He invites you into his rest. He invites you into a DAY of rest. We join our Creator in redeeming creation. Rest reminds me HE ultimately CARES. I can trust Him to care for the relationships in this concentric circle. I can rest trusting HE loves me - not for my doing but for what He had done. His GRACE gift is sufficient for me and how I see me. His grace is also sufficient to lead me to care for others.
Jesus also invites you to steward the Gospel story in creation with Father, Son, and Spirit 6 days of the week. He invites you to GOSPEL yourself, to steward your relationship with HIM as servant/friend. Then, steward these relationships. Gospel these concentric circles of relationship. Sacrificially serve them as Christ served you. Care for them, but remind yourself God the Father, Son, Spirit cares for them much more than you. Rest in this. Steward this responsibility in the shadow of Jesus is my SABBATH. You and I must tend our soul. We must tend our relationships. Ministry is about relationships. First, REST! Then, steward ALL these relationships!
So, Love God; Love your neighbor; Love your neighbor as you love YOURSELF. Healthy Leadership Care roots itself in this theological axiom!
WATCH your heart. Invite others to watch with you.
Grace and Peace!
Monday, November 23, 2015
How Do WE Invest Our Lives Like JESUS Did?
Mike Breen says this,
As we seek to live as Families on Mission, the way we invest our time, energy, and money directly affects how effective and fruitful we become. It's a big discipleship issue, and Oikonomics looks at how Jesus did this with his Family on Mission and how we can imitate him in it.Check out this resource if you would like to know more:
Monday, November 16, 2015
Keep your Day Job BUT Don't Go at the New Venture ALONE.....
Read the article here and share your thoughts: https://www.facebook.com/Portland-Church-Planting-142457722465706/?fref=nf
Friday, October 9, 2015
People of the Way
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Wednesday, September 2, 2015
Help Support Northwest Baptist to Do These 4 Missionary Needs
*this is a republished post from http://randyadams.org/
Dear Northwest Ministry Leader,
Northwest missions began when four Native Americans travelled to St. Louis and requested from the Superintendent of Indian Affairs that missionaries be sent to their people. The year was 1831 and the man with whom they met was William Clark of the famed "Lewis and Clark Expedition." Methodist missionary Jason Lee was the first to arrive, coming in 1834. He was followed by Presbyterian missionaries Marcus and Narcissa Whitman, and Henry Spalding, who arrived in 1836. Baptist layman, David Lennox, travelling the Oregon Trail, arrived in 1843, and started the West Union Baptist Church in 1844. It was the first Baptist church in the West. Located near Hillsboro, OR, it remains to the present day.
From this beginning, believers have continued to establish churches and do evangelistic work in the Northwest. Still, our beautiful land remains one of the great mission fields in North America. Only four percent attend church on a given Sunday, and the great majority of our neighbors profess no faith in Jesus Christ.
To meet the missionary need of the Northwest, Northwest Baptists (NWBC) are doing more than any other group to do four things. First, we train more pastors and leaders than any other grouping of churches. Already, more than 200 pastors and 800 lay leaders having participated in some form of training in 2015.
Second, we start more churches, with 27 church planters beginning their work in the Northwest in the past 12 months (through June). Approximately 130 of our 466 churches worship in one of 30 languages other than English.
Third, no group in the Northwest does Disaster Relief like we are doing through our 660 plus volunteers. On this very day 60 of our DR volunteers are deployed, providing thousands of meals daily to those who've lost their homes in the wildfires, and providing chaplaincy to firefighters and others.
Fourth, evangelism training and resources are provided to every church which requests them. Next spring we will conduct one-day "listening evangelism" workshops in multiple locations throughout the Northwest, funded in part by the Northwest Impact Offering.
In addition to your mission giving through the Cooperative Program, a major source of funding for Northwest Missions is the annual Northwest Impact Offering (Sylvia Wilson Offering). This year's offering will provide funds for each of the four areas mentioned above. Materials (prayer guides, posters, bulletin inserts, envelopes) to promote the offering have been sent to each of our churches. You can also access them through a link on the Northwest Baptist Convention website,www.nwbaptist.org.
One new promotional feature this year is videos which focus on the four areas mentioned above. Links to the videos are on our website, but I'm providing them here so you can take a quick look at them. They are kept very brief so that you can show them to your church on a Sunday morning:
1. Church planting: https://vimeo.com/137394331
2. Leadership: https://vimeo.com/137408075
3. Evangelism: https://vimeo.com/137407924
4. Disaster Relief: https://vimeo.com/137403838
Please consider giving your church an opportunity to support Northwest missions through Northwest Impact. Together, we can have a larger gospel footprint and impact our communities more forcefully in the year to come. Remember, you are not alone.
Following Christ Together,
Randy Adams
Randy Adams
Executive Director-Treasurer
Northwest Baptist Convention
1-360-907-0879 (cell)
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Friday, August 21, 2015
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On-line Portal for Raising Funds for your new Church
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text: Food for Thought Nancy's A Geek For Greek Yogurt By Dick Stein • Sep 3, 2014 Nancy Leson Who but Nancy Leson could go so gaga over yogurt? You, maybe, but not me. A little may do no harm but I'm just not an eat-it-out-of-the-carton kind of guy. Still, when Nancy cajoled me into trying Ellenos Greek Yogurt, it really was the best I'd ever tasted. The Big Balk came when she attempted to get fruit-o-phobic me to try the passionfruit variety. "I would not get out of an electric chair to eat that," I told her. And I didn't. 'The Easiest, Most Delicious Thing To Do With Corn' That Nancy Leson Has Ever Tasted By Dick Stein • Aug 27, 2014 Nancy Leson I can't believe I've never come across this method for corn off the cob before. After our friends Lori and Denny made it for us this weekend, I checked online and there were pages of variations on this same theme. It's so simple that ingredients are measured in units of "some." 2 Recipes To Turn The Season's Cucumbers Into Crisp, Appetizing Pickles By Dick Stein • Aug 20, 2014 Nancy leson It's my favorite time of year. The cukes are out at the Duris Cucumber Farm on River Road, just a little west of Puyallup. For years, I've been trying to convince my Food for Thought pard Nancy Leson to accompany me there. She finally did, and boy, was she glad. What Is This Thing That Nancy Leson Brought Back From The Midwest? By Dick Stein • Aug 13, 2014 Nancy Leson Nancy Leson's just back from a trip to downstate Illinois where she ate not wisely but too well. Besides the extra avoirdupois, she also brought back the rust bucket pictured above. It came from the estate of her husband Mac's aunt. Can you guess what it is? Warning: Wire-Brushing Your Grill May Be Hazardous To Your Health By Dick Stein • Aug 6, 2014 Dick Stein Nancy Leson thought I was repeating an urban legend when I told her that diners have swallowed bristles from metal grill brushes along with their steaks. But then I showed her this story about their dangers , and she admitted in an email I will save forever, "You were right — as always, Stein." And it's happened not just in Seattle, but all over the country. To Bee Or Not To Bee: That Is The Question For Nancy Leson By Dick Stein • Jul 30, 2014 Nancy Leson Nancy Leson's got a brand new bag, and it's full of bees. In a recent Seattle Times piece about backyard beekeeping, she expressed interest in keeping bees in her backyard. In this week's "Food for Thought" I suggested that she leave them where they always were — in her bonnet. Ms. Leson begged to differ. Fun With Making Your Own Banh Mi Viet Subs And The Pickles, Too By Dick Stein • Jul 23, 2014 Nancy Leson I'm a recent though enthusiastic consumer of banh mi and a longtime fan of Andrea Nguyen's superb cookbooks. Her newest, "The Banh Mi Handbook: Recipes for Crazy Delicious Vietnamese Sandwiches," was just released. That subtitle is no overstatement. If you're unfamiliar with banh mi (bunn mee) Viet sub sandwiches, it's time to try one. And what better way to get started than to make your own with the easy-to-follow instructions in Andrea's handbook. Iced Tea, Salad Dressing And Other Things Better Made Than Bought By Dick Stein • Jul 16, 2014 Stein I know, I know. It's no concern of mine what other people do with their money in a supermarket. But for the life of me, I cannot understand how bottled iced tea got to be such a popular item. How could something in a bottle on a shelf possibly be better than what you can get started at home in 10 seconds? One thing I do know — it sure ain't cheaper. And it's not exactly hard to make. You don't even have to boil it. Nancy Leson's Quick And Easy Tips On Serving Up Fish By Dick Stein • Jul 9, 2014 Ted S. Warren / AP Photo "Stein, do you cook much fish?" Nancy Leson asked me. To get a rise out of her, I answered, "No, never!" The Gilbert and Sullivan fan that I am, I was hoping she'd sing her reply as: "What neverrrrr?" To which I could have answered, "Well...hardly ever." Instead I just got, "Oh, c'mon, really?" How Nancy Leson Makes Bagels From Scratch In One Hour Flat By Dick Stein • Jun 25, 2014 Nancy Leson Trigger warning for the gluten-hysterical: This segment contains multiple and appreciative references. Eaters, I am scandalized! Nancy Leson has slammed out a batch of made-from-scratch bagels in just one hour — that's one hour from the mixer to out of the oven. I haven't tried them; I've just seen the pictures, but I must admit that they at least look good. Here's how she did it. Help Stein Improve His Halva, Which He Says Tastes Better Than It Looks By Dick Stein • Jun 18, 2014 Dick Stein When I bragged to my Food for Thought partner Nancy Leson that I'd attempted to make halva, I was absolutely gobsmacked to learn that she doesn't like the sesame candy. Even though my homemade version was less than — OK, a lot less than — perfect, I've always taken it for granted that everybody in the world loves the stuff. After all, it's been around in one form or another for at least three thousand years. From Hot Pastrami To Matzo Ball-Kimchi Ramen, Nancy Taunts Me With Her East Coast Eats By Dick Stein • Jun 4, 2014 Nancy Leson Nancy Leson recently traveled to Philadelphia for her cousin's wedding, and she taunted me with emailed photos of some of the great deli chow she enjoyed. She also raved about the teensy lamb chops her cousin served. "They were just perfect. I couldn't believe that it wasn't rubber chicken," Nancy said. "But the thing I really want to tell you about is the open-faced pastrami reuben I had at the Chit Chat Diner in Hackensack, New Jersey." How To Make Tom Douglas' 'Cheater's' Green Onion Pancakes By Dick Stein • May 28, 2014 Aaron Hushagen In this second installment of highlights from our Food for Thought Happy Hour event, we turn to Tom Douglas and his "cheap" green onion pancakes. The Seattle chef's quickie version of the Chinese favorite starts with "cheap flour tortillas" which are painted with egg mixed with a little sesame oil, then sprinkled with minced green onions and sesame seeds. Fold, press down — or as Douglas says," Stand on it" — and give it a quick fry. Food For Thought Happy Hour: You Had To Be There By Dick Stein • May 21, 2014 Aaron Hushagen If you were one of many who joined Nancy Leson and me for our Food for Thought Happy Hour last week, you know what a blast we all had. But if you just couldn't make it, here's a recap for you with sound and pictures. Everyone, especially us, had a ball at the event which featured Seattle chefs Holly Smith of Cafe Juanita, the chef in the hat, Thierry Rauturau of Luc and now Loulay, and Large Seattle chef Tom Douglas of, well, pretty much every where else. All were introduced to the music of Eric "Two Scoops" Moore and his combo. And what eating we did! Check It Out — Nancy Got Herself A Custom-Made Dining Table By Dick Stein • May 14, 2014 Nancy Leson When my Food for Thought pard Nancy Leson first met her husband-to-be, Mac, she helped him pick out a dining room table. If she had known that eventually she'd be moving in, she says, "I might have picked something different." Growing Your Own Herbs: Cheap, Easy And Makes For Fun Drinks, Too By Dick Stein • May 7, 2014 Nancy Leson I have a close relationship with the herbs I grow. And unlike some of my previous relationships, herbs actually seem to thrive on neglect. I never do much for them other than snip the blossoms when they bolt and once in a while throw a little water on them. And yet they keep coming back. Nancy Leson reports the same results. Nancy's Whole Ham Cooked In Rye Dough, And Dick's Worth-The-Wait Roast Lamb By Dick Stein • Apr 23, 2014 Nancy Leson How's this for a switch: rye on ham. It used to be a vague childhood memory for Nancy Leson's husband, Mac. Nancy Eats Paris, Including The Best Falafel In The World By Dick Stein • Apr 16, 2014 Nancy Leson Listen Listening... / 3:27 Nancy shares highlights of her trip to Paris Of all the places I haven't been to, Paris is the place I haven't been to the most. But my Food for Thought co-conspirator Nancy Leson is just back from the City of Light and boy, did she eat. How To Be An Annoying Restaurant Patron By Dick Stein • Apr 9, 2014 Caddyshack Back in February, Nancy and I devoted a Food for Thought to annoying things restaurants do. It seems only fair that we now open the forum to restaurant workers about the annoying things customers do. Nancy and I have both worked in restaurants, so we had a few little items with which to scratch the surface of Annoying Customer Behavior. How To Slice A Whole Bunch Of Olives All At The Same Time By Dick Stein • Apr 2, 2014 Nancy leson Hanging out at Capitol Hill's La Bete Bistro enabled Nancy Leson to learn the closely-guarded secret of slicing multiple olives in one fell swipe using just two yogurt lids and a sharp knife. Continue on, dear reader, if you would like to know... Asparagus, Garlic and Scapes — Oh, My! 'Tis The Season Of Fresh Produce By Dick Stein • Mar 26, 2014 We just can't figure out how those tulips got into our garlic bed, but there they are, poking their broader leaves up through the straw amongst the thinner but tastier garlic shoots. Seeing them reminds me of the story in Charles MacKay's 19th century masterpiece, "Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds" about Holland's Tulipmania. It concerns a sailor who returns from years overseas, unaware of the astronomical prices tulips had reached during that insane bubble. Mistaking a bulb worth thousands for an onion, he eats it. In this week's Food for Thought, Nancy Leson and I heave big sighs of anticipation over the fresh produce to come — for me, my 45 garlic plants and their scapes, and for her, local fresh asparagus. Making Homemade Crackers The 'Easiest Thing In The World' By Dick Stein • Mar 12, 2014 Nancy Leson Listen Listening... / 3:31 I love homemade food stuffs — things I might otherwise have to buy at a restaurant or a grocery store. But it's never occurred to me to make my own crackers. Until now. The way my co-conspirator Nancy Leson tells it, "it's the easiest thing in the world." "For people like us who like to make homemade bread, pie crust, crackers are really, really easy," she says. Nancy asked Seattle chef Bruce Naftaly of the late Le Gourmand to share his recipe for his famous handmade crackers, which he makes with homegrown poppy seeds. How To Make Your Own Crème Fraîche — And Why You Should By Dick Stein • Mar 5, 2014 Marisa McClellan / Flickr Listen Listening... / 3:41 I freely admit that up to now, I hadn't really been sure what the stuff was or even how to say it. Let's get that out of the way right now: It's pronounced "kremm fresh." So what is it? Think sour cream, only not so sour and, for my money, way better-tasting. "Crème fraîche is really a cultured cream, just like sour cream," says Nancy Leson. "And you can put it on anything, from sweets to savories. You can put it on fruit, you can put it on dumplings." No Need To Presoak Beans For This Cheese Rind-Flavored Minestrone Recipe By Dick Stein • Feb 26, 2014 Nancy Leson Listen Listening... / 3:30 My whole life I've been soaking dried beans overnight for use in the next day's soup or stew. At this late date, I've learned I've been wasting my time. Nancy Leson Couldn't Stand Meatloaf Until She Tried This Unusual Recipe By Dick Stein • Feb 19, 2014 Nancy Leson Listen Listening... / 3:38 I'm an open-minded, non-judgmental kind of guy (disregard that snickering from my wife), but I draw the line at fruit in meatloaf. Nancy Leson doesn't, as she made brazenly clear in her Seattle Times story last weekend. Amazingly, Nancy sees nothing shameful about including raisins, apples and curry powder in meatloaf mix, and then topping the whole mess with chutney. "Don't knock if you haven't tried it, buddy," she said. "The raisins and the apple are what make this meatloaf so delicious to me." Bread of the Ana-Damned? By Dick Stein • Feb 5, 2014 Nancy Leson Listen Listening... / 3:33 The delicious bread with the strange name. Given the blustery weather we're enjoying this week, why not some molasses-laden Anadama bread to provide the interior insulation we need? What's more, it turns out that I've been wrong, wrong, wrong all these years about the stuff. The Tossed-Off Magic Of Chinese Hand-Pulled Noodles By Dick Stein • Jan 29, 2014 Listen Listening... / 3:54 Chinese hand-pulled noodles -- made with no equipment but the chef's hands. The first time I watched hand-pulled noodles being made, I could hardly believe what I was seeing. The chef took a lump of dough, stretched, twisted, tossed and swung and lo — there were noodles. Here. See for yourself. Closure, In The Form Of A Fish-Shaped Cod Cake With An Olive For An Eye By Dick Stein • Jan 15, 2014 Dick Stein Listen Listening... / 4:05 Dick describe how he finally created the meal his mother wouldn't make: codfish cakes shaped like codfish. Back when Caddys had tail fins, my favorite dish was equally piscine: Gorton's Codfish Cakes. Mom mixed this whitish paste with mashed potatoes, shaped it into patties and fried them like little fishburgers. But I didn't want my codfish cakes in patties. I wanted what the photo on the side of the Gorton's can described as "serving suggestion," which was the patty shaped into the form of a stylized fish. It even had a slice of pimento-stuffed olive for a fish eye. Join Nancy Leson And KPLU Listeners In San Francisco This March! By Brenda Goldstein-Young • Jan 8, 2014 KPLU is excited to announce our first listener trip of the year, which you won't want to miss: "A Taste of San Francisco"—a jazz, food and art lover's trip to the City by the Bay (and home of Rice-a-Roni), March 20-23, 2014—with special guest, KPLU's Food for Thought commentator Nancy Leson. 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US women edge Canada for world title
OTTAWA Amanda Kessel scored the winner early in the third period and the United States beat Canada 3-2 in the gold medal game of the womens world hockey championship on Tuesday.
The sister of Toronto Maple Leafs forward Phil Kessel moved in on a 2-on-1 and roofed a shot over goalie Shannon Szabados at 3:09 of the third.
Brianna Decker and Megan Bozek had the other goals for the U.S., which got two assists from Kendall Coyne. Courtney Birchard and Caroline Ouellette scored for Canada. Marie-Philip Poulin added a pair of assists.
U.S. goalie Jessie Vetter made 14 saves for the win, while Szabados stopped 27 shots. Canada, which beat the U.S. 3-2 in a shootout in round-robin play, defeated the Americans 5-4 in overtime in last years final in Burlington, Vt.
The U.S. and Canada have met in every final since the tournaments inception in 1990. Canada holds a 10-5 lead in gold medals, but the U.S. has won five of the past seven tournaments.
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I have started having gall bladder attacks and was given Hyoscamine tabs to stop the spasms. I took one for the first time tonight and my baby is sleeping for now. She's not used to a bottle yet. I need to know how long I should wait, or if it's safe to pump and dump once and then nurse her when she wakes up? I need help ASAP
How long should I wait to nurse my baby after taking a Hyoscyamine tab for a gall bladder attack? I?
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text: RISING FROM THE STORMS Hi. It's been a couple of months since my last Uber team, so I figured it's time to create another one. Overview: Despite me alternating between OU and Ubers in team posting, I am still very much an Ubers fan. I love the metagame more than the other metagames. This team I'm using is a variant of stall, being slightly more offensively geared to take advantage of the entry hazards put up during the slow-mo part in the early game. I don't believe anyone has used this team before-at least not the exact same content. But anyways, this team peaked me at #5 (probably could've gone for more but I stopped once I reached #5). And later on, I managed to shoot up from nothing to #6 on a different account using this team. In other words, this has been my most successful team. Bragging aside, like my OU team, this team contains a star- Giratina-O. Like Theorymon, I've been unable to make a team without a specific Pokemon. While Theorymon can't make a Wobbuffettless team, my teams generally gear towards this Pokemon, if I'm not using normal Giratina of course. Now as the metagame progresses, the team slowly gets outdated, with the rise in Payback Forretresses and higher usage of Giratina-O to go alongside a Deoxys-S leads. The team still nets me an average of 6:1 win-loss ratio, though. Playstyle: To achieve the most success with this team, risky decisions usually produce the best results. If you've locked your opponent into a disadvantage, predict their switch in and keep them at a disadvantage. While it may sound obvious to all of you, it is only utilized by few players on ladder, and on a team that wants to set up entry hazards ASAP this tactic becomes almost a necessity to save time and secure chances of winning. This is what the team is built upon: an offensive mindset with defensive members, and as contradictory as that sounds, it allows matches to end quicker while retaining the defensive core of stall. Just because it's stall doesn't mean you cut down on the predictions just because you think you have stuff to cushion the blow. Team Note: The EV spreads I post in here may not be the EV spreads I use. I will not tell you which ones I lied in. There are some extremely subtle hints though. ******************************************************* Groudon @ Leftovers Ability: Drought EVs: 252 HP/ 28 Atk / 196 Def / 32 Spd Impish nature (+Def, -SAtk) - Earthquake - Dragon Claw - Stealth Rock - Roar The new Groudon- I don't know it spreaded but I'm fairly sure I was the first person to use Impish Groudon lol. But anyways, this thing sets up Stealth Rock, and uhh beat up Dialga leads as well as outrunning twash's Groudon by one point lol. Choosing between Lum Berry and Leftovers bugged me a lot; Lum berry helps me get that Stealth Rock against Darkrai, but Leftovers help against Bulk Up Dialga and surviving a Lucario assault after SR + Spikes. This leads because I don't have a better lead, except maybe Forretress but I'd rather keep some kind of edge against Kyogre with the sunlight and all. Earthquake is for the obvious STAB and the ability to break down Dialga, while Dragon Claw helps a lot against Rayquaza, Lati@s, and Giratina-O. SR is obvious enough and Roar is something I've been testing recently, and it works with the entry hazards flying around. Bulk Up was in Roar's slot because it helps against RP Groudons and endgame BU Dialgas, so I might actually go back to that. Groudon also provides weather control-which can either be good or horrible. Often times, Groudon finds itself switching into Thunders or some physical attack to remove the rain which can plague my team is thoroughly abused. This trait allows Groudon to be an incredible suicide bait, potentially changing the game's momentum upon its last breath. The EV spread is simple for the most part. It survives 2 CB Outrages from Jolly Rayquaza-perhaps the strongest you'll ever see. Extras are dumped into Attack and Speed for extra oomph. I suppose this is all I can say for Groudon. I'll let you all in a little trick though: Against Kyogre leads, I like to switch to Blissey to absorb their attack, then move right back to Groudon. This usually catches their physical attacker-often Scizor, off guard and nets me the Stealth Rock I need. It works 99% of the time, because no right minded person would keep a Scarf/Specs Ogre against Blissey while it's Sunny. ******************************************************* Giratina-o @ Griseous Orb Ability: Levitate EVs: 86 HP/116 Spd/216 SAtk/92 SDef Modest nature (+SAtk, -Atk) - Calm Mind - Dragon Pulse - Substitute - Thunder I suppose it's not fitting to put the star of the team in the second slot, but I don't feel like shifting the order around. Whatever, I guess. People are finally starting to realize the utility that Giratina-O has. Great news, great news…but for those of you still questioning its viability, and find Theorymon's 16 pages worth of Giratina-O analysis too long to read, let me list what this Pokemon can do First and foremost: Giratina-O is perhaps the best offensive spin blocker in the game. Unlike its cousin, this thing can threaten a quick sweep if not stopped promptly. With Stealth Rock, Toxic Spikes, and Spikes to go along this, the opponent struggles to switch around, knowing that 25%+ of their health can potentially be stripped. Giratina-O has the bonus of resisting Forretress' only weakness, while Forretress resists all four of Giratina-O's weaknesses. This is THE reason behind Payback Forretress, really. Payback Forry's a pain but Giratina-O can at least severely dent it to disuse (or kill it if it's raining with Thunder). That means for Giratina-O's life, the entry hazards shall remain on the field. If they don't have a Ghost, well sucks for them because I get to spin all of theirs away. Secondly: Ghost, Levitate, Substitute, Calm Mind, and loads of power to boot- Giratina-O is a pretty good stall breaker, plowing through Blissey like cake. Again, THE reason some people actually go for CMBliss, which I have covered . CMed Dragon Pulse annihilates Latias at the price of its own life. But getting rid of Latias makes Kyogre's life so much easier, so it's death is not in vain. I'm pretty sure no one else in stall would love swapping into this. Levitate means no Toxic Spikes/Spikes damage., and with the increase of stall or Deoxys-S, this ability is invaluable. Switching into a Groudon's Earthquake doesn't hurt either. It has immunity to Trick, and can set up to take advantage of it. Anyways the next thing up is that you may ask why I went for Thunder on the last slot. It was originally Shadow Ball, and SBall has been working great for me. However, my numerous encounters with twash on ladder pinpointed by Cro-Ogre weak (CM/Rest/Surf/Sleep Talk), so I reluctantly switched to Thunder…and it worked very nicely for me. Thunder also allows Giratina-O to beat up Forretress, as the numbers of Forries using Payback are increasing. A CMed Thunder should severely dent Forry, and from there I can throw a Dragon Pulse for safety's sake. Oddly I've been considering something I thought I'd never will: using Timid Giratina-O. At the price of not getting past Latias, Giratina-O revenges Adamant Swords Dance Rayquaza and a weakened Lucario-preferably after they used Close Combat so that Dragon Pulse does >70% to it (or OHKO with Thunder in rain). No I am not swapping to Aura Sphere if I go for Timid. Losing bulk kinda tips me off though-I like surviving Spacial Rends and OHKOing Palkia afterwards, hopefully opening a Kyogre sweep. Or maybe I CAN still put bulk on at the price of some power, due to the entry hazards around. Hmm… ******************************************************* Forretress (M) @ Leftovers Ability: Sturdy EVs: 252 HP/4 Atk/252 SDef Careful nature (+SDef, -SAtk) - Spikes - Rapid Spin - Payback - Toxic Spikes Forretress is the team's landmine-it sets up entry hazards surprisingly easily due to its numerous resistances-particularly Dragon and Ice, while Spinning away Deoxys-S leads' entry hazards. Forretress plays a central role in Uber stall and is perhaps the only reason people use Fire Punch/HP Fire Deoxys-S leads lol. Forretress resists every single of Giratina-O's weaknesses and thus often finds free switch ins. Anyways, the premise is simple. Predict an Outrage, bring it in, and get a layer. Predict Blissey, and get a layer. Toxic Spikes is notable here as it destroys CMBliss pretty badly, as well as severely limiting Wobbuffet's lasting power. Payback is simple: Smack Giratina-O and hope it doesn't have Thunder or the odd HP Fire. It feels great to smack Gira-O on the switch though. Forry provides the team with an essential Dragon resist. Although Forry can not do much back to the likes of Garchomp when they're stuck Outraging, it can build up entry hazards and when Forry dies, Groudon can take its place. That and they can't come back in forever due to entry hazards (SR in Ray's case, TS+ Spikes in Chomp's case). Toxic immunity is extremely helpful as well. This little shell finds so many switch ins its ridiculous. The EVs are geared towards Special Defense to take on Spacial Rends and Giratina-O's Dragon Pulses. Sometimes, being able to survive random Flamethrowers in the rain helps, while other times, not being 2HKOed by Latias' Thunder can save the day. ******************************************************* Palkia @ Choice Scarf Ability: Pressure EVs: 136 Atk/252 Spd/120 SAtk Hasty nature (+Spd, -Def) - Flamethrower - Outrage - Spacial Rend - Thunder This is the glue. You don't see Scarfkia on stall teams all that often. But unlike other stall mine is more offensively minded. Palkia just fits in as the checker of things. Anyways early in the game this serves to absorb Water Spouts from Kyogre, and later on Blissey can take that role. It stops DDRay from plowing through my team, and revenges Darkrai too. But I'm sure you're all aware what Scarfkia does. I personally don't like Scarf Palkia myself, but "he fits". The moveset is a slight alteration of the standard set: Spacial Rend and Thunder are practically staples. Unfortunately Spacial Rend just loves to miss at the worst times so I'm sort of considering Dragon Pulse over it. Call me crazy but it really does miss at the worst times. Flamethrower is chosen over Fire Blast for accuracy stuff, mainly due to Spacial Rend missing with 95% accuracy so I can't imagine how much more will Fire Blast miss…but I suppose I'll change this to Fire Blast if the extra power becomes suddenly needed. This was originally Surf, but it helps to works in both ends of the weather, Finally, there's Outrage. Y'all might be confused as to why I put Outrage in there instead of another move like Surf. Outrage is indeed quite unexpected and helps beat up Lati@s and weakened CM Ogre. With Refresh, the former is especially hard to beat, so Palkia can come in the first time they're in and Outrage. This act often catches them off guard and nets me a free kill. However, if they catch on, I can always use Forretress the next time they come back in (as they probably would get a lot of CMs on the first switch in anyways). Outrage also provides me with a reliable attack to pick off scraps because of Spacial Miss >_<. Outrage spam has won me a game before-in a 4-1 situation. ******************************************************* Blissey (F) @ Leftovers Ability: Natural Cure EVs: 252 Def/6 Spd/252 SDef Calm nature (+SDef, -Atk) - Toxic - Seismic Toss - Wish - Protect As much as I hate using Wishbliss due to it being nearly impossible to get in the cartridges (especially with good IVs and nature), Shoddy Battle has it there, and might as well use it. On a team that makes a lot of switches, Blissey is practically necessary to sponge hits from the likes of Choice Specs Dialga and Scarf Palkia. Blissey passes Wishes around, especially to Giratina-O, who lacks a form of recovery and would very much appreciate this. Seismic Toss for reliable damage against Mewtwo and Darkrai, while Toxic is almost mandatory so I can get rid of Lati@s I am considering of changing this set to SToss/Toxic/Ice Beam/Softboiled, simply because without Ice Beam I can not touch Ghosts and Rayquaza/Garchomp suddenly loves me (though the latter probably eats a Toxic Spikes). Ice Beam also does something to Giratina-O, even if it's only 22%. But meh, I'm sticking with Wishbliss at the moment Well yeah this is Blissey what more can you expect me to say? ******************************************************* Kyogre @ Leftovers Ability: Drizzle EVs: 252 HP/184 Def/72 Spd Bold nature (+Def, -Atk) - Surf - Ice Beam - Calm Mind - Rest This is the late game sweeper, and don't tell me Rest sucks without Sleep Talk. It may seem so against offense, but it aids very strongly against stall and Lugia. With Toxic Spikes around, restoring health and status becomes crucial. Kyogre is the second weather inducer, blocking sunny day abuse. Combined with Groudon, the two creates a powerful fort that cuts down on practically ANY weather abuse. So no more Ho-oh, Heatran, and Shiftry (even though Kyogre eats a Grass Knot) plowing through my team. Out of all the sets possible, I decided to go for the Calm Minder because it seems to cause a lot of pain in today's metagame, as Palkia can not stop it easily. Scarf Palkia is especially harassed as it is forced to use Thunder to even have a shot to break through this, and they usually don't spam Thunders because Groudon is present. That combined with Spikes, Stealth Rock, and poison damage from Toxic Spikes will end Palkia's life quickly while Kyogre could be yawning at Palkia's attempts to eliminate it. Kyogre is extremely tough to kill due to its typing and 140 base Special Defense. So you may ask, why Ice Beam instead of Sleep Talk. I chose Ice Beam for Rayquaza, Garchomp and most importantly, Calm Mind Giratina. Doing extra damage to Palkia and Lati@s never hurts either. Also you may ask why the nature and EV spread-I tried to make Kyogre extremely bulky to survive a Swords Danced Dragon Claw from Rayquaza, as well as a Swords Danced Earthquake from non Life Orb Groudon, while the speed is there to outrun Lati@s and Gengar after it is Tricked a Choice Scarf. Because Payback Forretress can not beat Rest/Talk Giratina-O, this is where Kyogre steps in to save the day. I'm considering of changing this back to Modest so I can OHKO Darkrai with Surf ******************************************************* Credits: Not really-I made this team all by myself >_>. However, credits go to Theorymon and twash. Theorymon pinpointed my SubSeed Skymin weakness (which I can not cover), while twash pressured me with Calm Mind Kyogre which forced me into using Thunder on Giratina-O. Also again I stole the threat list from twashley Threat List /!\ Below is a threat list sorted via Ubers / Non-Ubers, detailing how I would tackle the Pokémon listed. Yes, I stole this from twash The Ubers Darkrai: Well uhh…I usually let Forretress take the sleep since there's no one better to take it. Then I go to Kyogre/Blissey and hope to stop it. This is quite annoying though, and this is why I'm reconsidering Surf back on Palkia. Deoxys: See Deoxys-S below Deoxys-A: Focus Sash leads are annoying. Groudon is generally surviving Grass Knot though and can Earthquake. Forretress walls non HP Fire variants, Palkia is faster and can Spacial Rend. Giratina-O walls those without Ice Beam/Shadow Ball. This is a generally annoying Pokemon, though. Deoxys-D: Forry can set up TSpikes on it if it doesn't have Taunt, Giratina-O is probably faster and can Sub on it, and CM away. Blissey can Toxic if it doesn't have Taunt. Kyogre can CM/Rest quite nicely on it Deoxys-S: Groudon Earthquakes twice for the KO sometimes. Forretress can Rapid Spin, unless they have a Ghost or the rare HP Fire. Dialga: This stuff is unpredictable-BU Dialga is often taken care of by Groudon, but Groudon's EQ won't do much after a few Bulk Ups, meaning I have to Roar it away. Specs Dialga is taken care of by Blissey, SR leads lose to Groudon one on one, and mix Dialga can be played around by prediction kinda, but it is pretty annoying overall. Garchomp: Groudon walls Scarf pretty easily, and so does Kyogre. Swords Dancer loses to Kyogre, Choice Banded Outrages can be taken by a combination of Groudon and Forretress, while Giratina-O can swap in on a Choiced Earthquake. Giratina: Kyogre for the most part-with CM and Ice Beam it's not getting past it. Forretress can set up more hazards if it tries to spin block. Giratina-O: Pretty annoying-I have to use a combination of Forretress, Kyogre, Palkia, and my own Giratina-O to defeat it. However, one of them is almost certain to die though. Groudon: Kyogre can Surf it to death and Giratina-O can swap into Earthquake. Sometimes I can use my Groudon as a cushion. Of course, since it is grounded, it takes Toxic Spikes and Spikes upon switching in, severely cutting its longevity. Ho-oh: Kyogre forever wall. But if that's not enough Giratina-O can back up by being resistant to everything Ho-oh has bar Punishment, which is only seen on Scarf anyways (which is walled by Forry), Also, Stealth Rock cuts half of its health. Kyogre: Palkia absorbs Specs Water Spouts, Blissey absorbs everything else. SubCM is taken down by a combination of Groudon and Blissey (and if I got TS before it switches in life becomes SO much easier). CM/3 attacks is walled by the same combination, while CMRestTalk is smashed by Giratina-O. Latias: Blissey has Toxic, Forretress can Payback Refresh versions and Palkia can Outrage in emergency situations (which has happened a lot). Latios: Despite it being stronger, it's pretty much dealt in the same way as Latias Lugia: Simple. Forry sets up entry hazards, Blissey can Toxic, and Kyogre can wall Lugia all day as long as it doesn't have Thunder. Giratina-O can stop Trick should it have it. Manaphy: TG/3 Attacks is walled by Blissey. TG/Surf/Grass Knot is walled by Giratina-O while TG/Surf/Ice Beam is walled by Kyogre. Groudon can mess around Hydration too. Mew: I don't like this thing it needs to die. Seriously though I got no counters :/ (closest was when I had Shadow Ball on Giratina-O) Mewtwo: Annoying because of its versatility. Kyogre walls CM/Taunt if it doesn't have Thunder, Blissey walls those without Aura Sphere. Forretress can hurt it with Payback in back up, and Palkia can revenge weakened versions. Giratna-O can switch in on a predicted Aura Sphere/Trick/Flamethrower and beat it up or set up. Palkia: A few options here: Blissey walls Scarf, Forry can take Spacial Rends, Groudon lols at Thunder. Kyogre's presence forces Palkia to use Thunder or it will lose as Kyogre gets Calm Minds. Giratina-O can often survive a blow and OHKO back with Dragon Pulse. SubPunch Palkia is annoying, though, so I try to predict between Kyogre/Blissey to stop it Rayquaza: My switch in is Groudon for scouting purposes. The Swords Dancer is stopped by Kyogre. Forretress can switch in on lured Outrages and set up or "hurt it" with Payback. Palkia revenges DDRay. Shaymin-S: While special attacking versions are walled by Blissey, SubSeed Skymin is truly the team's bane and I have to work around with Palkia and a few luck to stop it. Wobbuffet: Toxic Spikes mainly. I've seen some dumb Wobbs trying to Encore my entry hazards early game and get punished later on. Kyogre can severely dent it with Surf too. The Non-Ubers Blissey: Forry set up, Blissey can Toxic CMBlisseys, Kyogre and Giratina-O can CM up in their respective methods. Groudon can also hurt with Earthquake, while Palkia can Outrage it if no other options remain. Forretress: Kyogre can Surf it to death, while Giratina-O can wall Rapid Spin and punish with Thunder. Palkia can Flamethrower in the sun. Lucario: Groudon survives a +2 Life Orb Close Combat and OHKOes with Earthquake. Besides that though I don't know….though perhaps making Giratina-O Timid solves this issue... Ludicolo: Forretress can Toxic Spikes and Spikes on it, Giratina-O can Substitute on it while it only tickles the Sub with Grass Knot. Giratina-O can Calm Mind so it is nothing more than a feather and punish with boosted Dragon Pulses. The Sunlight from Groudon also removes his abilities from play. Metagross: Groudon and Kyogre. Forry can set up Spikes/TS sometimes. Palkia can Flamethrower in the sun Ninjask: Groudon. Scizor: Groudon can generally come in. It won't like Kyogre's Surf. Forretress can set up on CBScizor, and once again, Flamethrower from Palkia in the sun. Skarmory: Spikes spun away by Forretress, Kyogre can Surf, Palkia/Giratina-O can Thunder it to death, in the sun Palkia can Flamethrower it. Tyranitar: Groudon absolutely laughs at the CB set and can Earthquake it back for the KO. Forretress can set up on Choice Banded Crunches, Kyogre can Surf and doesn't take TOO much from Tyranitar. Team Building Process: We start out with the star and the focus: This can lead up to many many options. After many teams I made with him, I looked for something with entry hazards. That can be Deoxys-S, Skarmory, and Forretress. Deoxys-S is out of the equation for now because I don't want to make another offensive team. I remembered the classic Forry + Giratina combo, and I wanted a Spinner with all of those Deoxys-S leads, and stuck Forry in Okay now we need a Stealth Rock lead. There's Groudon and Dialga. Groudon became the first pick due to not being a Steel type and Drought. Since we're going stall, there's another staple I forgot to put in Alright now most of the weaknesses should be covered. However, the first thing that popped into my mind here was "Choice Specs Water Spout" and now it's either Palkia or Latias. Rather than going for the standard "place Latias in a stall team" and a defensive mindset, I went for Palkia to add some revenging touch on the team Looks great. But uhh...the team is Calm Mind Giratina weak. It also hates Ho-oh's Sacred Fires and Darkrai is troublesome. Oh yeah Taunt CM Mewtwo gives the team problems too in a way. And with that Kyogre immediately springs to mind. Yeah I know this is a lame team building process list, but I can't possibly remember EVERY thought that went into this team. ******************************************************* Thank you for reading, and I hope you enjoyed it and the team.


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Modern két hálószobás, két fürdőszobás lakásban a Tower Bridge - Borough Superior 31
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Méret60 m²
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Tower Bridge, the Millennium Bridge, Blackfriars Bridge, Southwark Bridge and London Bridge all connect across to the City of London are within the borough. The Tate Modern Art Gallery, Shakespeare's Globe Theatre and the Imperial War Museum are within the borough. Borough Market near London Bridge is probably London's most famous food market.
Office is opened 24/7
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NO Smoking, NO Parties!
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Little bit noisy, but it's London!
Had a great time with my family!
We were a group of 4 adults. The apartment was very clean, with plenty of room and had everything we needed. It is very close to the East Aldgate underground stop. Very convenient for getting around London. There was construction next door, they seem to be putting up a new building, so we couldn't keep the windows open due to the noise. But with the windows closed it was very quiet. Overall a great place to stay.
The apartment was nice, clean and spacious. We had a really pleasant stay.
Only two things were a little bit disturbing:
The office where you get the key is a little bit outside.
And after the stay I got a call that one key was missing. But after I sent them pictures of how I left the apartment - on which you could see all the keys on the living room table - they said that everything is ok and they found the key.
Very nice appartment in a very good location. no problems at all. next time again.
Apartment very nice and comfortable.
Very close to downtown.
Nice apartment. It was a shock to have to pay so much money in advance as a deposit. And that there was no Katharina at all, but a big organisation....
Perfect location ! Very beautiful apartment big and high ceiling. Nice beds, good kitchen and very nice with two bathrooms!
I'd choose this apartment only then, if I am 1) late with the reservation and 2) plan to stay just for one night. The apartment is functional, clean. But without any soul. If you'd expect to feel there like in a 2nd home, you won't get it there.
The agency in London is offering great service and all went well at check in and check out, thank you very much. The apartment though is rather small - nothing of what it looks like in the pictures (especially the bedrooms) but the two bath rooms make up for that. Also when we arrived the kitchen stove was dirty and when closing the door in one of the bathrooms there were old towels from the previous people hanging there - rather unpleaseant experience which made us wonder. Also to mention is that the apartment is located at a main street which is very loud - no opening the window at night. All together a good experience but we would not book the same apartment again.
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Dotawo: A Journal of Nubian Studies
Nubian studies needs a platform in which the old meets the new, in which archaeological, papyrological, and philological research into Meroitic, Old Nubian, Coptic, Greek, and Arabic sources confront current investigations in modern anthropology and ethnography, Nilo-Saharan linguistics, and critical and theoretical approaches present in postcolonial and African studies.
The journal Dotawo: A Journal of Nubian Studies brings these disparate fields together within the same fold, opening a cross-cultural and diachronic field where divergent approaches meet on common soil. Dotawo gives a common home to the past, present, and future of one of the richest areas of research in African studies. It offers a crossroads where papyrus can meet internet, scribes meet critical thinkers, and the promises of growing nations meet the accomplishments of old kingdoms.
We embrace a powerful alternative to the dominant paradigms of academic publishing. We believe in free access to information. Accordingly, we are proud to collaborate with DigitalCommons@Fairfield, an institutional repository of Fairfield University in Connecticut, USA, and with open-access publishing house punctum books. Thanks to these collaborations, every volume of Dotawo will be available both as a free online pdf and in online bookstores.
Current Volume: Volume 2 (2015)
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We are proud to present the second volume of Dotawo: A Journal of Nubian Studies. This journal offers a multi-disciplinary, diachronic view of all aspects of Nubian civilization. It brings to Nubian studies a new approach to scholarly knowledge: an open-access collaboration with DigitalCommons@Fairfield, an institutional repository of Fairfield University in Connecticut, usa, and publishing house punctum books.
The first two volumes of Dotawo have their origins in a Nubian language panel organized by Angelika Jakobi within the Nilo-Saharan Linguistics Colloquium held at the University of Cologne, May 22 to 24, 2013. Since many invited participants from Sudan were unable to get visas due to the shutdown of the German Embassy in Khartoum at that time, the Fritz Thyssen Foundation funded the organization of a second venue of specialists on modern Nubian languages. This so-called "Nubian Panel 2" was hosted by the Institute of African & Asian Studies at the University of Khartoum on September 18 and 19, 2013. This volume publishes the proceedings of that panel. We wish to extend our thanks both to the Fritz Thyssen Foundation and to Professor Abdelrahim Hamid Mugaddam, the then director of the Institute of African & Asian Studies, for their generous support.
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Thiensville - Using the principles found in the ancient aspects of feng shui, representatives from a local firm on Monday asked village officials to consider elements of energy and movement when embarking on the redesign of Main Street.
Rhainey Watts-Cunningham and Alex Hartwell, owners of design firm Vielibra Feng Shui, came before the Village Board with their proposal which, if approved, would carry a $5,000 price tag.
"Feng shui has been used to develop towns and cities, as well as to help businesses and homeowners prosper," Watts-Cunningham said during her presentation.
"Feng shui applied to a site brings balance, creates harmony and energizes plans and goals," Watts-Cunningham said. "When the energy is balanced and flowing evenly, it benefits every part of the community."
Watts-Cunningham and Hartwell argued the current layout of Thiensville's Main Street could put a choke-hold on local business owners because motorists are not encouraged to meander along the village's primary thoroughfare.
"People might be going into town, but they're not encouraged to stay," Watts-Cunningham said. "We'd like to see the community build itself and nourish itself."
Hartwell said the village could undertake a number of designs alongside the engineering work that will be done in the years ahead to rehabilitate Main Street. One of the more obvious examples, he said, could encompass the placement of more trees and planters along the sidewalk.
Other possibilities include light fixtures, signs in specific areas, greater use of crosswalks, and bump-outs along the curb to enhance aesthetics. All of the proposals would be designed to encourage passers-by to take a look at the village's busiest street.
"We certainly have some ideas," Hartwell said. "We know what we'd like to see."
Watts-Cunningham added, "We wouldn't propose anything that would look stupid."
The board did not take any action on the proposal, but said further consultation could take place with Ruekert-Mielke, the civil engineering firm selected to undertake the nuts and bolts of the reconstruction effort.
Reaction among elected officials was mixed, with some expressing preliminary interest and others questioning how much Main Street could be altered aesthetically.
"I would like to think of myself as a progressive guy," Trustee Kim Beck said. "But this is a little too far out for me."
Village President Van Mobley said he was receptive to enhancing the aesthetics, but had reservations about altering the overall design of Main Street itself.
"A road is a road, and they're not really able to be altered," Mobley said. "But I think of the holiday season, and Thiensville is at its finest with all of the decorations."
Trustee John Treffert likened the Main Street rehabilitation to a remodeling project.
"If Main Street looks the same as it does now (after the rehabilitation), I'd be very disappointed," Treffert said. "I look at this as making some tweaks and improving the livability of the area."
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BALTIMORE — The at-bat seemed familiar at first. David Ortiz took three straight balls from right-hander Jairo Asencio in his fourth plate appearance of the night in the top of the seventh.
On a night when he'd already been walked twice, the slugger was prepared to take his third straight free pass, an outcome that seemingly was secured when Asencio sailed a fastball high on the next pitch. Ortiz took the guard off his right elbow, and flipped that along with his bat towards the Red Sox dugout as he prepared for another march to first.
But home plate umpire Tim Timmons called the pitch — which appeared high on replays — a strike, much to Ortiz's bafflement. He called the next pitch — a borderline one away — a strike as well before swinging over the top of a full-count pitch in the dirt for a punchout. On the way back to the Sox clubhouse, Ortiz had several words for Timmons before turning away from the umpire and proceeding to the dugout.
He walked down the steps and then obliterated a bat against the bullpen phone, an act of violence that had teammates covering their heads amidst the flying splinters and that prompted Timmons to run Ortiz from the game. Ortiz, in turn, started back out of the dugout and had to be restrained and turned back towards the dugout egress by manager John Farrell and bench coach Torey Lovullo, a march he made only after being confronted by teammate Dustin Pedroia in the dugout.
After the game, Ortiz remained irate at Timmons' call and decision to run him from the game in his 10th career ejection.
'All I've got to tell you is I've got 17 years in the league and I don't think I deserve to be disrespected like that. If you want to get respect from the players, you respect the players. That was horrible. Both of the pitches, not one. These people been semi-intentionally walking me all night, I don't mind going to first base so what was the reason you've got to call pitches like that a strike?'' Ortiz said. 'It was a ball that if the catcher let it go, it would have hit [Timmons] in the face. The funny thing is he wanted to act like it was the right call. No, I don't play that. I don't pitch, I don't play defense, I hit. You're not going to take my at-bat away from me. Period.
"When I was walking away I was telling him he was acting like he wanted to be right about the call. No you weren't, you weren't right, the whole planet saw you weren't right. So don't be giving me that (expletive)," Ortiz added. "If you miss it, just tell me 'I missed it' and I'll walk away, I have no problem with that. You're not perfect, you're human but don't try to act like it was the right call. It was ball four."
Ortiz emphasized that his entire livelihood is devoted to the simple act of hitting. As such, regardless of the game circumstance, he is not willing to shrug off a plate appearance that was influenced by what he deemed a blatant missed call. He did not apologize for his vesuvian response.
"That was horrible. It was horrible," said Ortiz. "People always focus on when we snap. We're not snapping everyday out there, there's a reason why we snap. You always look like the bad guy ' I'm not a bad guy; I'm trying to do my job. You don't take my at-bat away from me like that.''
Ortiz took umbrage not just with the missed calls, but also with Timmons' decision to eject him for the violence he inflicted upon the dugout phone and his bat.
"You don't toss anybody while you're doing whatever you want to do in the dugout, unless I'm screaming at you," said Ortiz. "I wasn't screaming at him, I was just upset and I started swinging at everything in the dugout, probably that's the only thing I can hit every time."
Though teammates were left to duck beneath the shower of splinters, Ortiz said that none of them were in harm's way while he exploded his bat.
'I didn't hit anybody. I know what I was swinging at," he said, before grinning, "I've got good eyes, bro."
Still, Pedroia saw fit to stand nose-to-nose (or, more accurately in the case of the disparately sized Ortiz and Pedroia, nose to bald spot) with his teammate after the ejection. The second baseman explained that he was trying to get his teammate to focus on the big picture rather than do anything that might prove costly to the team.
"Guys get frustrated, it's part of the game. Just wanted to make sure that David didn't get too bad to where he gets suspended or any of that," said Pedroia. "He's the biggest part of our lineup. We can't lose David for one game. I was trying to get to him, I'm sure it looked pretty funny, smallest guy out there yelling at the biggest guy. It's part of the game, I go down there and snap sometimes. But it happens."
The DH said that he can't imagine being suspended, given what he considered the questionable decision to eject him. Indeed, Ortiz said that if there is any discipline to be meted, it should come at Timmons' expense.
'I want to hear what the argument's going to be [in favor of a suspension]. I want to hear that because I have a good one," said Ortiz. "When situations like that happens, I think MLB should do something because that was horrible. We're not playing this game for fun, we're playing to win and if you walk, I walk, I've got no problem with that. But you're not going to take my at-bat away from me. I hit that's what I do. And I work really hard to be who I am at the plate. That might be the worse call of the year right there. That was bad. Definitely.''
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