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May 26, 12 at 12:53pm ^[Gen 4/5 Shop] Rayce's Trade Booth. Major in Events, Minor in Shinies.
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Hello! Welcome to my trade shop! If you would read these few headers before posting, we can get straight to the Pokemon and get trading!
1 - All Pokemon Shopping District rules apply here. Please use your best English, too.
2 - Be nice. This goes so much farther than it is made out to be.
3 - Post here first. This is my Base of Operations, I prefer to keep it that way. If you absolutely cannot post here, then I do accept PMs. Do note that your trade will be recorded publicly on my Trade log.
4 - There is a trade for EVERYONE. If you do not have anything on my wants list, don't be afraid. Everyone deserves a trade, so post an offer and we will negotiate.
5 - Ratios. I do not do ratios due to some being more valuable than others; Only because Cinema Celebi for shiny Gyarados sounds a little Far-fetched. Reasonable can be 1-for-1, but reasonable can also be 3-for-1. This goes both ways!
6 - Notes / Abbreviations:
[ ] indicates notes about that Pokemon. If there are no notes, assume it is what it is.
( ) indicates a nature.
* indicates value. The more * 's, the more ill be looking for in trade terms.
NFT indicates this item is Not For Trade. Feel free to offer since some of them I NFT'd, but most are from requests.
7 - Updates.
Updated: 15 July 2012 @ 3:36 PM (GMT -7)
Year of the Dragon Horsea (Bold) [Female]
Year of the Dragon Bagon (Hasty) [Female]
Year of the Dragon Deino (Mild) [Male]
Movie'12 Keldeo (Modest)
Movie'12 Meloetta (XXXXX) [From OT, Good offers only]
Trophy Case:
8 - Trophy Case. This seems to be a trending thing. These pokemon are 100% Legitimate, and are my cream-of-the-crop collections. These are used as my "last-resort" bargain-breakers. Trading only for equally rare Pokemon, or better yet, not at all.
Spoiler:"'Glass Barrier'"
Nero Ginous' Korean DW Banette
Lvl 37 | Gentle | Cursed Body |
UT | No Ribbons | Proof Upon Request |
Rare event retrieved from a Korean Dream World
account, and traded to me from the OT.
Being one of the first Korean Banette's
with Proof, image of Legitimacy is marked to prevent theft.
Rayce's Shiny XD Eevee
Lvl 10 | Rash | Run Away |
UT (In my Standards) | No Ribbons | Proofs Upon Request |
Shiny XD Eevee, obtained by yours truly. Obtained
by a random encounter, and is standing proof that
the Shiny Starter Eevee can be shiny. This is
one of two legitimate known shiny XD Eevees, making
it my rarest pokemon, period.
Nero Ginous' Korean DW Lucario
Lvl 10 | Docile | Justified |
UT | No Ribbons | Proof Upon Request |
New event, with Proof of obtaining. Credit for
obtaining goes to Nero Jinous. This Item is
guaranteed unique, and uncloned.
ShinTheAbsol's Bryant Park Pikachu
Lvl 70 | XXXXX | Static |
UT | No Ribbons | 4th Gen | Can know Fly |
Bryant Park Pikachu, straight from the OT's GBA
game. Met up with user on Pokecheck, and
traded for on 4th Gen. event is cloned, but only on
3rd Gen.
9 - Policies.
Trading should be mutualistic, meaning both should benefit from the trade. If I'm not happy about our trade, I will ask to change it. If you are not happy with a planned trade, please contact me by PM (I prefer this for our privacy). I use Pokecheck to further ensure the legitimacy of my Pokemon. Any pokemon without an Event Ribbon I can check for you before trading. Please ask if you are unsure! If a hack has been traded it is completely unintentional, and I will offer a solution. As a trader, you have a right to accept it and move on or reject it and attempt to Blacklist. I have been traded hacks several times; my stand is you win some, you lose some. Move on, and improve upon your mistakes. My response varies on the trade, but if you clearly convince me that you are no longer worthy of trading, your offers will be restricted. No one deserves to be blacklisted, and I am one of the few shops that does not have a blacklist; its something I don't believe in. At most, Ill restrict trade with you.
I now consider Shinies and events to be of different values. Both shall be traded to only their same type.
--> Regardless, that is my stand.
10 - Friend Codes.
Spoiler:Friend Codes
5th Gen Friend Code: 0648 0201 0989. Use this for everything.
4th Gen Friend Code: 3697 5094 2575. Use this only when asked.
Remember to tag my name in your post!:
@ Rayce (without the space)
Now that that's done, lets get down to business!
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May 26, 12 at 12:54pm ^re: [Gen 4/5 Shop] Rayce's Trade Booth. Major in Events, Minor in Shinies.
Spoiler:"Events. 2003 - Present"
Events marked with a "✓" have been checked twice by myself, and the legality analysis can be seen in this box here if you want to see for yourself. Use CTRL + F + Pokemon's Name or OT or ID# to find your event.
Events marked with a "✔" have been checked by myself, but are too rare to show. This is purely to ward off hackers. Oh, and speaking of which, hacked Pokemon I've received can be seen here.
Note: Additional info given on request.
2003 Events
PCNYa Duskull (Bold) [ID: 00208] ✔
PCNYa Staryu (Mild) [ID" 00019] ✓
PCNYa Zangoose (Bashful) [ID: 00145] ✓
PCNYb Wailord (Naive) [ID: 00377 Lvl 100 Version] ✓
PCNYb Shuppet (Modest) [ID: 00058 Lvl 50 Version] ✓
PCNYb Duskull (Docile) [ID: 00057] ✓
PCNYb Shedinja (Docile) [ID: 00093] ✓
PCNYb Exploud (Jolly) [ID: 00378 Lvl 100 Version] ✓
PCNYc Exploud (Naughty) [ID: 00605 Lvl 50 Version] ✓
PCNYc Exploud (Adamant) [ID: 00501 Lvl 100 Version] ✓
PCNYc Exploud (Hardy) [ID: 00598 Lvl 100 Version] ✓
PCNYc Crawdaunt (Serious) [ID: 00602 Lvl 50 Version] ✓
PCNYc Crawdaunt (Docile) [ID: 00609 Lvl 50 Version] ✓
PCNYc Wailord (Modest)[ID: 00610 Lvl 50 Version] ✓
PCNYc Wailord (Mild) [ID: 00588 Lvl 100 Version] ✓
PCNYc Aggron (Careful) [ID: 00601 Lvl 100 Version] ✓
PCNYc Kingdra (Bashful) [ID: 00062] ✓
PCNYc Absol (Careful) [ID: 00458] ✓
PCNYc Absol (Careful) [ID: 00167] ✓
PCNYc Seviper (Impish) [ID: 00658] ✓
PCNYc Seviper (Calm) [ID: 00657] ✓
PCNYc Seviper (Hardy) [ID: 00169] ✓
PCNYd Flygon (Modest) [ID: 00077] ✓
PCNYd Flygon (Timid) [ID: 00463] ✓
PCNYd Seviper (Lonely) [ID: 00275] ✓
PCNYd Seviper (Quiet) [ID: 00002] ✓
PCNYd Seviper (Naive) [ID: 00200] ✓
PCNYd Milotic (Quiet) [ID: 00676] ✓
PCNYd Salamance (Lax) [ID: 00072] ✓
PCNYd Salamence (Sassy) [ID: 00018] ✓
PCNYd Gloom (Lax) [ID: 00339] ✓
PCNYd Seadra (Bashful) [ID: 00069] ✓
PCNYd Kingdra (Bashful) [ID: 00062] ✓
PCNYd Kingdra (Timid) [ID: 00222] ✓
PCNYd Zangoose (Bold) [ID: 00018] ✓
PCNYd Zangoose (Careful) [ID: 00089] ✓
PCNYd Absol (Quirky) [ID: 00003] ✓
PCNYd Absol (Calm) [ID; 00467] ✓
PCNYd Absol (Hardy) [ID: 00287] ✓
PCNYd Altaria (Hasty) [ID: 00071] ✓
PCJP Wish Absol (Jolly) ✓
PCJP Wish Bagon (Calm) ✓
Movie 03 Jirachi (Gentle) ✓
Ageto Celebi (Hardy)
Pokemon Colosseum Bonus Disc Pikachu (Rash)
WISHMKR Jirachi (Naive) (Lax)
WISHMKR Jirachi (Docile) [T, lvl 51]
STAMP Absol (Lonely) ✓
STAMP Pichu (Bashful) ✓
STAMP Pichu (Bashful) ✓
PCNY Wish Exeggcute (Mild)
PCNY Wish Farfetch'd (Quirky)
ANA Pikachu (Timid) [No longer knows Fly]
Birth Island Deoxys (Calm) [English, Shiny]
JEREMY Tauros (Docile) ✓
JEREMY Machamp (Quiet) ✓
JEREMY Haunter (Timid) ✓
JEREMY Gengar (Hardy) ✓
JEREMY Vulpix (Quirky) ✓
JEREMY Psyduck (Lax) ✓
JEREMY Slowpoke (Naive) ✓
JEREMY Ekans (Docile) ✓
JEREMY Growlithe (Quiet) ✓
JEREMY Shellder (Brave)
JEREMY Oddish (Quirky) ✓
JEREMY Sandshrew (Docile) ✓
JEREMY Staryu (Timid) ✓
RUBY Zigzagoon (Brave) [Shiny] ✓
RUBY Zigzagoon (Brave) [From ShinTheAbsol, the OT, Good Offers Only, Shiny]
SAPHIRE Zigzagoon (Adamant) [Shiny] ✓
Eon Ticket Latios (Jolly) [Japanese, Shiny]
Naval Rock Lugia (Lax) [Japanese, T, Lvl 100, Shiny]
Naval Rock Ho-Oh (Hardy) [BT, PKRS, Shiny] ✓
HADOU Mew (Quirky) ✓
HADOU Mew (Jolly) ✓
ROCKS Metang (Bashful)
Festa Metang (Relaxed)
Faraway Island Mew (Adamant) [Great IVs, Shiny] ✓
Sunday Wobbuffett (Docile) ✓
GCEA#1 Treecko (Relaxed) [Nagoya] ✓
GCEA#1 Mudkip (Timid) [Nagoya] ✓
GCEA#1 Torchic (Docile) [Nagoya] ✓
GCEA#2 Cyndaquil (Sassy) [Nagoya] ✓
GCEA#2 Totodile (impish) [Nagoya] ✓
GCEA#2 Chikorita (Brave) [Nagoya] ✓
Pokepark Cacnea (Brave) [ID: 46047, Available on 4th gen] ✓
Pokepark Corphish (Brave) [ID: 46047, Available on 4th gen] ✓
Pokepark Corsola (Sassy) [ID: 46047, Available on 4th gen] ✓
Pokepark Minun (Calm) [ID: 46047, Available on 4th gen] ✓
Pokepark Pichu (Naive) [ID: 46047, Available on 4th gen] ✓
Pokepark Plusle (Hasty) [ [ID: 46047, Available on 4th gen] ✓
Pokepark Psyduck (Sassy) [ID: 46047, Available on 4th gen] ✓
Pokepark Spinda (Bold) [ID: 46047, Available on 4th gen] ✓
Pokepark Spoink (Lax) [ID: 46047, Available on 4th gen] ✓
Pokepark Whismur (Docile) [ID: 46047, Available on 4th gen] ✓
Pokepark Wynaut (Impish) [ID: 46047, Available on 4th gen] ✓
Pokepark Cacnea (Quiet) [ID: 51493, Available on 4th gen] ✓
Pokepark Skitty (Bashful) [ID: 51493, Available on 4th gen] ✓
Pokepark Minun (Hasty) [ID: 51493, Available on 4th gen] ✓
Pokepark Igglybuff (Timid) [ID: 51493, Available on 4th gen] ✓
Pokepark Pichu (Timid) [ID: 51493, Available on 4th gen] ✓
Pokepark Plusle (Hasty) [ID: 51493, Available on 4th gen] ✓
Pokepark Spinda (Bashful) [ID: 51493, Available on 4th gen] ✓
Pokepark Spoink (Naughty) [ID: 51493, Available on 4th gen] ✓
Pokepark Surskit (Naive) [ID: 51493, Available on 4th gen] ✓
Pokepark Tailow (Adamant) [ID: 51493, Available on 4th gen] ✓
Pokepark Whismur (Careful) [ID: 51493, Available on 4th gen] ✓
Pokepark Wynaut (Naughty) [ID: 51493, Available on 4th gen] ✓
Pokepark Celebi (Serious) [On 4th Gen] ✓
Pokepark Jirachi (Lax) [On 4th Gen, ID: 60371]
Bryant Park
Bryant Park Articuno (Quiet) ✓
Bryant Park Suicune (Serious) [Available on 4th Gen] ✓
Bryant Park Pikachu (Bashful) ✓
Bryant Park Alakazam (Naive) [Available on 4th gen] ✓
United States
10 ANIV Blaziken (Naughty) ✓
10 ANIV Zapdos (Naughty) ✓
10 ANIV Dragonite (Lonely) ✓
10 ANIV Suicune (Lax) ✓
10 ANIV Suicune (Gentle) ✓
10 ANIV Latias (Hasty) [BT] ✓
10 ANIV Latios (Naive) [BT] ✓
10 ANIV Umbreon (Careful) ✓
10 ANIV Tyranitar (Mild) ✓
10 ANIV Pikachu (Quirky) [BT] ✓
10 ANIV Moltres (Jolly) ✓
United Kingdom
10ANNIV Articuno (Sassy) [BT] ✓
10ANNIV Ho-Oh (Timid) [BT] ✓
10ANNIV Suicune (Bashful) ✓
10ANIV Ho-Oh (Quiet) ✓
SPACE C Deoxys (Quiet) ✓
SPACE C Deoxys (Impish) ✓
DOEL Deoxys (Impish) ✓
DOEL Deoxys (Quiet) ✓
DOEL Deoxys (Gentle) ✓
Mizunotami Manaphy (Adamant) ✓
Mizunotami Manaphy (Quiet) ✓
Festa Electabuzz (Gentle) ✓
Festa Magmortar (Quiet) [BT] ✓
Mitsurin Celebi (Modest) ✓
Mitsurin Celebi (Bold) ✓
Mitsurin Celebi (Jolly) ✓
DUKING Larvitar (Lax) [Got this Myself]
MYSTRY Mew (Hasty) [T, Lvl 54, XD Exclusive moves, 3rd gen Tutoring Available, Got this myself] ✓
GCEA#3 Pikachu (Careful) [Fukuoka] ✓
GCEA#3 Pikachu (Adamant) [Nagoya] ✓
GCEA#3 Chansey (Quiet) [Yokohama] ✓
GCEA#3 Slowpoke (Modest) [Tokyo] ✓
GCEA#3 Murkrow (Sassy) [Tokyo] ✓
GCEA#3 Misdreavus (Calm) [Tokyo] ✓
GCEA#3 Magmar (Quirky) [Osaka] ✓
GCEA#3 Delibird (Impish) [Fukuoka] ✓
GCEA#3 Mantine (Brave) [Nagoya] ✓
GCEA#3 Bellsprout (Rash) [Nagoya] ✓
GCEA#3 Qwilfish (Sassy) [Osaka] ✓
GCEA#3 Sneasel (Rash) [Tokyo] ✓
GCEA#3 Meowth (Hardy) [Tokyo] ✓
GCEA#3 Scyther (Rash) [Tokyo] ✓
GCEA#3 Shellder (Hardy) [Tokyo] ✓
GCEA#3 Tauros (Bold) [Sapporo] ✓
GCEA#3 Growlithe (Lax) [Fukuoaka] ✓
GCEA#3 Kangashkan (Bashful) [Osaka] ✓
GCEA#3 Electabuzz (Impish) [Osaka] ✓
GCEA#3 Ekans (Bashful) [Osaka] ✓
TRU Manaphy (Mild)
E4ALL Manaphy (Mild)
NWS Manaphy (Timid)
Pokemon Battle Revolution! Pikachu (Hardy)
10th Deoxys (Gentle)
10th Deoxys (Lax)
PALCITY Mew (Quirky)
PALCITY Manaphy (Hardy)
Sunday Tropius (Jolly) ✓
Ushi Magikarp (Relaxed) ✓
Rui Rui Magikarp (Rash) ✓
Norii Magikarp (Hardy) ✓
Na Na Magikarp (Lonely) ✓
Ryuta Magikarp (Modest) ✓
Strongest Magmortar (Hardy) ✓
Strongest Electivire (Serious) ✓
Birthday Charmander (Mild)
Seth Heracross (Adamant) [Note: I am unsure of its legitimacy, I'd need a second opinion]
Seth Heracross (Lax) ✓
Tom Heracross (Quirky) ✓
Ken Psyduck (Careful) ✓
Jun Psyduck (Bashful) ✓
ShigeShige Psyduck (Sassy) ✓
Almia Darkrai (Naughty) [Lvl 64, Got this Myself]
Kyle's Riolu (Serious) [T, Lvl 50, Got this Myself]
Nzone Pikachu (Bashful) [ID: 10278]
Nzone Pikachu (Bashful) [ID: 07130, from the OT]
GAMESTP Deoxys (Adamant)
WORLD08 Lucario (Adamant) [4th Gen]
ALAMOS Darkrai (Timid) [ID: 07038]
Movie Shaymin (Modest) [T, Lvl 68]
Japanese Movie Regigigas (Impish) [PKRS]
GIULIA Mew (Adamant)
Hayley Mew (Modest)
PKTOPIA Magmortar [PKRS] ✓
Strongest Pokemon! Dragonite (Mild) ✓
Strongest Pokemon! Salamence (Naughty) ✓
Yokohama Pikachu (Modest) [ID: 10108]
Yokohama Pikachu (Modest) [ID: 12268]
Yokohama Charmander (Naive)
McDonalds Pikachu (Bashful)
Golgo Octillery (Serious) ✓
Kyocera Starly (Mild) ✓
Kyocera Bidoof (Lonely) ✓
TRU Arceus (Hardy)
TRU Shaymin (Mild)
TRU Regigigas (Hasty)
Oak's Letter Shaymin (Mild)
Oak's Letter Shaymin (Rash) [T, lvl 32, Shiny]
VGC09 Milotic (Timid) [Shiny]
PCJP Meowth (Jolly)
Japanese Movie Celebi (Quirky)
Akiyama Slaking (Adamant) ✓
Red Metagross (Brave) ✓
Onemuri Sleeping Pikachu (Relaxed)
Birthday Chimchar (Mild)
FAL2010 Mew (Sassy) [Got this Myself]
WORLD10 Crobat (Timid)
VGC10 Eevee (Hardy)
WCS Eevee (Hardy)
Enigma Stone Latias (Timid) [Shiny, Flawless]
Enigma Stone Latios (Quiet) [BT, lvl 40, Got this Myself]
Enigma Stone Latios (Timid) [Shiny, Flawless]
SMR2010 Jirachi (Quiet)
ANA Darkrai (Impish) [OT: Japanese ]
ANA Darkrai (Docile) [OT: ANA]
Japanese DW Arceus (Relaxed)
Japanese DW Arceus (Timid) [Flawless]
Japanese DW Birthday Togekiss (Bold) [In Pokeball]
Japanese DW Birthday Togekiss (Naughty)
Japanese DW Piplup (Relaxed)
Japanese DW Bulbasaur (Bold)
Japanese DW Turtwig (Impish) [Nest Ball]
Japanese DW Torchic (Adamant)
Japanese DW Torchic (Jolly) [Proof Available]
Japanese DW Treeko (Adamant) [Proof Available]
Japanese DW Croagunk (Serious)
Japanese DW Croagunk (Lonely)
Birthday Audino (Calm) [Tokyo PC]
Pokemon Sma! Cubchoo (Naive)
Pokemon Sma! Cubchoo (Bold)
MICHINA Arceus (Hardy)
GAMESTP Jirachi (Timid) [lvl 100]
SMR2010 Jirachi (Quiet)
SMR2010 Jirachi (Careful) [Moves Iron Head, Ice Punch, Fire Punch, Thunderpunch, Flawless, NFT]
Sinjoh Ruins Palkia (Serious) [Shiny]
Sinjoh Ruins Dialga (Sassy)
Sinjoh Ruins Giratina (Adamant) [Shiny]
Oblivia Deoxys (Jolly) [JAP, Flawless, Attack Forme]
Oblivia Deoxys (Lax) [Normal Forme]
Trade for Evolution! Karrablast (Lax)
Trade for Evolution! Scyther (Naive)
Trade for Evolution! Haunter (Jolly)
Trade for Evolution! Shelmet (Hardy)
Trade for Evolution! Machoke (Serious) [Kyoto University]
Trade for Evolution! Magmar (Lonely) [Teikyo University]
Trade for Evolution! Slowpoke (Hasty) [Teikyo University]
trade for Evolution! Electabuzz (rash) [Teikyo University]
Ash's Scraggy (Adamant) [Flawless]
Sing Pikachu (Jolly)
Sing Pikachu (Hardy)
Sing Pikachu (Careful)
Sing Pikachu (Naughty)
Sing Pikachu (Modest)
Sing Pikachu (Naive)
WIN2011 Celebi (Impish) [BT lvl 50, Got this Myself]
WIN2011 Celebi (Bashful)
WIN2011 Celebi (Hardy)
WIN2011 Celebi (Hardy)
WIN2011 Celebi (Gentle)
GAMESTP Celebi (Modest) [Flawless]
BW Tours Celebi (Impish)
Hydreigon (Modest) [Shiny]
Golurk (Brave) [Shiny]
Victini (Adamant) [JAP, Flawless]
Victini (Timid) [JAP]
Victini (Waiting) [Got this myself]
Reshiram (Modest)
Zekrom (Adamant)
WORLD11 Scrafty (Brave)
Ash's Pikachu (Naughty) [English, Got this Myself]
ANA Pikachu (Naive) [Female]
ANA Pikachu (Naughty) [Male]
US Snarl Zoroark (Waiting) [Got this myself, Yet to receive it in-game]
Hoorn Playday Zoroark (Quirky) [Date: 8/18/11 NFT by original owner's Request]
Australian Snarl Zoroark (Quirky)
SMR2011 Karrablast (Docile)
SMR2011 Shelmet (Sassy)
GAMESTP Raikou (Rash) [unused, T, Got this myself]
Korean Mystery Egg Pansage (Brave)
Korean Carlita's Hydreigon (Quirky)
Korean Janta's Golurk (Sassy)
Korean Home Plus Darkrai (Modest)
Korean Liberty Pass Victini (Lonely)
Milos Island Thundurus (Timid)
Milos Island Tornadus (Timid)
PC Snivy (Hardy)
PC Shaymin (Rash)
Shin Sae Gae Manaphy (Impish)
Nagashima Spa Land Axew (Serious)
Super Strong Blaziken (Quiet) [Nagasaki] ✓
Super Strong Blaziken (Naughty) [Kokura, Near-Flawless, Shiny]
Super Strong Sceptile (Adamant) [Nagasaki] ✓
Super Strong Sceptile (Jolly) [Kokura, Near-Flawless, Shiny]
Super Strong Swampert (Lax) [Nagasaki] ✓
Super Strong Swampert (Adamant) [Kokura, Near-Flawless, Shiny]
Super Strong Walrein (Lax) [Nagasaki] ✓
Super Strong Metagross (Careful) [Nagasaki] ✓
Super Strong Salamence (Gentle) [Nagasaki] ✓
Super Strong Gardevoir (Quirky) [Nagasaki] ✓
Super Strong Ludicolo (Rash) [Nagasaki] ✓
Super Strong Milotic (Sassy) [Nagasaki] ✓
V&D Reshiram (Calm)
V&D Zekrom (Hardy)
PC Kyogre (Timid)
PC Groudon (Adamant)
Year of the Dragon Swablu (Impish) [Female]
Year of the Dragon Swablu (Rash) [Male]
Year of the Dragon Trapinch (Impish) [Male]
Year of the Dragon Horsea (Bold) [Female]
Year of the Dragon Bagon (Hasty) [Female]
Year of the Dragon Deino (Mild) [Male]
Year of the Dragon Druddigon (Naive) [Female]
V-Create Rayquaza (Adamant)
V-Create Rayquaza (Jolly)
Nobunga's Black Rayquaza (Timid) [Shiny]
Nobunga's Black Rayquaza (Naive) [Shiny, Flawless]
Singapore Festival Pikachu (Timid)
Tohoku Festival Pikachu (Timid)
PC Ninetails (Bold)
PC Chandelure (Modest)
Nagashima Spa Land Piplup (Brave)
Movie'12 Keldeo (Modest)
Movie'12 Meloetta (XXXXX) [From OT, Good offers only]
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May 26, 12 at 12:54pm ^re: [Gen 4/5 Shop] Rayce's Trade Booth. Major in Events, Minor in Shinies.
Note: Additional info given on request.
Note: Ev Erasing provided on request. As usual, this is a free service.
Note: All are UT unless noted.
#001 Bulbasaur (Calm)
#001 Bulbasaur (Modest) [Info Pending]
#004 Charmander (Bashful)
#006 Charizard (Mild) [T, lvl 57]
#007 Squirtle (Calm)
#022 Fearow (Hasty) [lvl 100]
#031 Nidoqueen (Hardy) [T, Lvl 20]
#037 Vulpix (Rash)
#037 Vulpix (Timid) [EM Hex, Hypnosis, Heat Wave, DW, Near-Flawless] *
#063 Abra (Timid) [EM Elemental Punches, DW, Flawless] *
#067 Machoke (Adamant) [Elemental Punches, Flawless]
#068 Machamp (Naive) [No Guard]
#073 Tentacruel (Docile) [T, lvl 47, PKRS]
#081 Magnemite (Jolly) [JAP, T, lvl 28]
#086 Seel (Timid) [Near-Flawless]] *
#090 Shellder (Docile)
#090 Shellder (Impish) [EM Rock Blast]
#092 Gastly (Hasty) [NN'd, EM Pain Split, Flawless] *
#093 Haunter (Modest) [Great IVs] *
#094 Gengar (Rash)
#103 Exeggutor (Mild) [NN'd NOADKOKO]
#113 Chansey (Jolly)
#144 Tangela (Mild)
#116 Horsea (Modest)
#120 Staryu (Mild)
#122 Mr. Mime (Sassy) [T, lvl 26 {was lvl 16}]
#127 Pinsir (Adamant)
#133 Gyrados (Sassy) [Derp]
#131 Lapras (Lonely) [T, lvl 37]
#133 Eevee (Timid) [DW Ability, EM Wish, Yawn, Flawless] ***
#137 Porygon (Modest) [Non-Redis by Request, Flawless] *
#145 Zapdos (Modest) [Flawless] *
#146 Moltres (Modest) [lvl 51, Flawless] **
#147 Dratini (Timid) [JAP DW, Near-Flawless, EM Dragon Pulse] *
#151 Mew (Adamant) [Faraway Island]
#151 Mew (Quirky) [Pokepark]
#151 Mew (Mild) [PKRS]
#155 Cyndaquil (Modest) [Lvl 5, hatched from egg]
#155 Cyndaquil (Rash)
#158 Totodile (Adamant) [EM Ice Punch, Dragon Dance, Flawless] **
#164 Noctowl (Mild) [T, lvl 34 {was lvl 33}]
#172 Pichu (Timid) [DW Ability, HP Ice, Egg Moves, Flawless] ***
#176 Togetic (Jolly) [T, Lvl 30, Colosseum] *
#184 Azumarill (Naive) [Huge Power + Focus Punch, T]
#185 Sudowoodo (Quirky) [NN'd Morten, lvl 50]
#201 Unown (Rash) [Lvl 5 "?" ]
#207 Gligar (Modest)
#212 Scizor (Adamant) [EM Superpower, bug bite, roost, bullet punch, Flawless]***
#213 Shuckle (Jolly) [PRE: Stealth Rock. lvl 55]
#214 Heracross (Adamant) [T, lvl 10 Flawless] *
#217 Ursaring (Jolly) [T, Lvl 44]
#220 Swinub (Quiet) [T, lvl 26]
#227 Skarmory (Impish) [EM Stealth Rock, EV Trained, lvl 100, Flawless] **
#227 Skarmory (Impish) [EM Brave Bird, Whirlwind, Roost, Flawless] *
#232 Donphan (Hasty) [BT, lvl 40 {same lvl}]
#234 Stantler (Hardy) [NN'd A]
#246 Larvitar (Modest)
#246 Larvitar (Adamant) [EM Dragon Dance, Flawless] *
#250 Ho-Oh (Hardy) *
#252 Treeko (Jolly) [EM Grasswhistle, Flawless] *
#255 Torchic (Jolly) [T, lvl 10, Flawless]*
#255 Torchic (Serious)
#280 Ralts (Quiet)
#286 Breloom (Adamant)
#287 Slakoth (Docile)
#298 Azurill (Hardy)
#303 Mawile (Impish)
#304 Aron (Jolly) [EM Head Smash, Iron Head, Flawless] *
#310 Manectric (Rash)
#312 Minun (Naughty) [T, lvl 24]
#313 Volbeat (Rash)
#334 Altaria (Brave) [T, Lvl 61 {Originally Lvl 59}]
#335 Zangoose (Hasty) [EM Punches, Flawless] *
#337 Lunatone (Jolly)
#353 Shuppet (Adamant) [Flawless] *
#355 Duskull (Mild)
#355 Duskull (Relaxed) [Flawless] *
#359 Absol (Calm) [JAP T, lvl 82]
#369 Relicanth (Lax)
#371 Bagon (Adamant) [EM Hydro Pump, DDance, Flawless]*
#377 Regirock (Rash) [T, Lvl 100, PKRS]
#378 Regice (Calm)
#380 Latias (Brave) [Enigma Stone] **
#381 Latios (Jolly) [Southern Island] **
#382 Kyogre (Mild) [lvl 100] *
#384 Rayquaza (Timid) [Embedded Tower, Flawless] ***
#385 Jirachi (Docile) [WSHMKR, T, lvl 51] *
#387 Turtwig (Adamant) [EM Superpower, Seed Bomb, Double-Edge, Flawless] **
#390 Piplup (Adamant) [T, lvl 7, Flawless]*
#393 Chimchar (Brave) [EM Thunderpunch, Firepunch] *
#395 Infernape (Lax) [EM: Thunderpunch, T, lvl 37]
#401 Kricketot (Brave)
#401 Kricketot (Docile)
#407 Roserade (Mild) [PRE: Leech Seed, Toxic Spikes. T, lvl 56]
#409 Rampardos (Serious) [Lots of Attk EV's]
#415 Combee (Relaxed)
#420 Cherubi (Modest) [Flawless] *
#422 Shellos (Relaxed) [Flawless] *
#426 Drifblim (Quirky)
#442 Spiritomb (Careful) [T, lvl 52]
#463 Lickilicky (Modest) [T, lvl 39 {original lvl 37}]
#466 Electivire (Gentle)
#467 Magmortar (Quiet) [T, lvl 70 {was lvl 5}]
#469 Yanmega (Mild) [T, lvl 35 {Original lvl 23, found on route 14 Unova}]
#473 Mamoswine (Adamant) [T, one level up]
#478 Froslass (Sassy)
#479 Rotom (timid) [Near-Flawless] *
#480 Uxie (Jolly) [T, lvl 67 NN'd Smart One]
#484 Palkia (Serious) [Sinjoh Ruins] *
#487 Giratina (Jolly) [Distortion World] *
#487 Giratina (Adamant) [Sinjoh Ruins] *
#488 Cresselia (Quirky) [T, lvl 51]
#495 Snivy (Mild) [EM Iron Tail]
#498 Tepig (Jolly) [Flawless] *
#501 Oshawott (Adamant) [Flawless] *
#511 Pansage (Naive) [Flawless] *
#513 Pansear (Naive) [Flawless] *
#515 Panpour (Timid) [Flawless] *
#518 Musharna (Gentle) [Dreamyard]
#530 Excadrill (Gentle) [T Lvl 36]
#532 Timburr (Brave) [EM Mach Punch, Drain Punch, T, Lvl 20, Flawless] *
#538 Throh (Rash)
#543 Venipede (Jolly) [EM Spikes, Toxic Spikes, Flawless] *
#548 Petilil (Hardy)
#550 Basculin (Calm) [Red Stripe]
#551 Sandile (Docile)
#553 Krookodile (Lonely) [T, lvl 58 {original lvl 50}]
#556 Maractus (Mild)
#559 Scraggy (Adamant) [EM Drain Punch, Ice Punch, Flawless] *
#560 Scrafty (Adamant) [EM Ice Punch, Dragon Dance, Drain Punch, Zen Headbutt, T, lvl 39 Flawless] *
#561 Sigilyph (Modest) [EM Roost, Psycho Shift, Flawless] **
#562 Yamask (Sassy) [Flawless] *
#566 Archen (Rash)
#570 Zorua (Modest) [EM Snarl, Sucker Punch, Roar, Flawless] *
#570 Zorua (Timid) [EM Dark Pulse, Counter, Extrasensory, Flawless] *
#571 Zoroark (Bashful) [T, lvl 81, Flawless] *
#574 Gothita (Modest) [Flawless] *
#577 Solosis (Bold) [EM: Trick, Imprison, Great IVs] *
#580 Ducklett (Relaxed)
#580 Ducklett (Timid) [Flawless] *
#582 Vanillite (Modest) [Flawless] *
#588 Karrablast (ADamant) [EM Megahorn, Pursuit, Knock off, Flawless] *
#589 Escavalier (Adamant) [Same as Above] *
#592 Frillish (Sassy) [Female]
#594 Alomomola (Sassy)
#595 Joltik (Quiet)
#597 Ferroseed (Relaxed) [EM Spikes, Leech Seed, 31 IV in HP, ATk, DEF, Sp Def, 0 IV in Spe]
#605 Elgyem (Modest)
#610 Axew (Adamant) [Flawless] *
#615 Cryogonal (Calm) [NN'd Snowflake]
#619 Mienfoo (Jolly) [Flawless] *
#619 Mienfoo (Naive) [Flawless] *
#620 Mienshao (Sassy) [NN'd Shifu, EV'd, Lead Set]
#621 Druddigon (Adamant) [31 IV Attk]
#622 Golett (Adamant) [RNG'd, Near-Flawless] *
#623 Golurk (Brave) [McDonalds Event]
#624 Pawniard (Adamant) [Flawless] *
#627 Rufflet (Bashful) [31 IV in HP, Def, and Spe] *
#627 Rufflet (Adamant) [PKRS, Flawless] *
#631 Heatmor (Modest) [lvl 100]
#632 Durant (Bashful)
#633 Deino (Modest) [EM Dark Pulse, Flawless] *
#636 Larvesta (Hasty) [Korean, Treasure Hunters] ***
#637 Volcarona (Timid) [Flawless] *
#638 Cobalion (Timid) [Flawless] *
#640 Virizion (Adamant)
#641 Tornadus (Jolly) [Flawless] *
#645 Landorus (Calm)
#646 Kyurem (Timid) [Near-Flawless] *
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May 26, 12 at 12:55pm ^re: [Gen 4/5 Shop] Rayce's Trade Booth. Major in Events, Minor in Shinies.
Spoiler:"XD, Colosseum, and DW"
These deserve a lot more recognition than what they are given. They all have something special about them, unlike the many pikachu events (No offensive there). XD Pokemon movesets have their original special move, as well as the "National Ribbon". Colosseum Pokemon have the "National Ribbon" also to notice that they are not from this region. Dream World Pokemon have a new ability and come in a Dream Ball, exclusive to only
DW Pokemon.
Gale of Darkness - All have my OT and have their original movesets, as well as their XD Exclusive move.
XD Walrein (Relaxed) [XD Spheal Evolved]
XD Rapidash (Jolly)
XD Pidgeotto (Brave)
XD Scizor (Docile) [NOT e-card, XD scyther evolved]
XD Hitmonchan (Naive)
XD Hitmonlee (Jolly)
XD Chansey (Lonely)
XD Blissey (Sassy) [Knows Seismic Toss, T lvl 43]
XD Rhyperior (Lonely) [Evolved Rhydon, T lvl 50]
XD Altaria (Timid) [T lvl 37]
XD Kangaskan (Impish)
XD Togepi (Quiet) [Serene Grace] *
XD Togetic (Quiet) [Same as above, but has roost]
XD Swellow (Sassy)
XD Lunatone (Naughty) [T, lvl 27]
XD Persian (Lax) [Knows Nightmare, Dream Eater, and Sing) *
XD Kangashkan (Adamant)
XD Teddiursa (Gentle)
XD Snorlax (Adamant)
XD Rhydon (Adamant)
XD Paras (Modest) ]
XD Dragonite (Adamant) [BT, lvl 55]
XD Salamence (Naive) [T, lvl 51]
XD Articuno (Careful)
XD Zapdos (Docile) [BT, lvl 50]
XD Moltres (Careful) [BT, lvl 50]
DUKING Larvitar (Lax) [Coming soon, Adamant ~]
Colosseum - All have my OT and original moveset unless noted.
Colosseum Bayleef (Quirky)
Colosseum Bayleef[/COLOR] [Not my OT, Shiny]
Colosseum Croconaw (Calm)
Colosseum Yanma (Timid)
Colosseum Magcargo (Impish) [lvl 100, PKRS, Not my OT, evolved from Slugma, Shiny]
Colosseum Raikou (Timid) [Not my OT, Shiny]
Colosseum Raikou (Mild) [T, Lvl 50, Shiny, Not my OT]
Colosseum Suicune (Bold) [NOT my OT, Shiny]
Colosseum Entei (Lonely) [NOT my OT, Shiny]
Colosseum Metagross (Hasty) [T, lvl 54]
Colosseum Tyranitar (Bold) [Edited moveset, BT lvl 55]
DUKING Plusle (Hardy) [T, lvl 15]
Colosseum Togetic (Jolly) [Legit and from the original owner, T, Lvl 30, Shiny] **
DW - Rayce6
Japanese DW
Poke Cafe Poliwhirl (Many)
Poke Cafe Smeargle (Many)
Poke Cafe Eevee (Many)
Poke Cafe Burmy (Gentle)
Pokemon Fan Club Mamoswine (Serious) [Not RoC or SNOW]
Popularity Poll Arceus (Timid)
Jap Birthday Togekiss (Modest) [Flawless]
Jap Birthday Togekiss (Bold) [In Pokeball]
Jap Birthday Togekiss (Naughty)
DW Piplup (Relaxed) **
DW Turtwig (Impish) [Nest Ball] **
DW Torchic (Adamant) *
Korean DW
Korean DW Leafeon (Relaxed) *
Korean DW Vaporeon (Sassy) *
Korean DW Vaporeon (Gentle) *
Korean DW Vaporeon (Naughty) [Luxury Ball]
Korean DW Flareon (Rash) *
Korean DW Glaceon (Careful) *
Korean DW Glaceon (Careful) [In Pokeball, Different from above]
Korean DW Glaceon (Docile) [In Premier ball]
Korean DW Jolteon (Naive) *
Korean DW Jolteon (Naughty) [In Heal Ball]
Korean DW Turtwig (Gentle) **
Korean DW Piplup (Adamant) **
Korean DW Charmander (Relaxed) **
Korean DW Bulbasaur (Bold) [Great Ball] **
Korean DW Bulbasaur (Lax) **
Korean DW Squirtle (Rash) **
Korean DW Togekiss (Quiet)
Korean DW Rayquaza (Hasty) [T, Lvl 54]
Korean DW Rayquaza (Timid) [T, lvl 51]
Korean DW Rayquaza (Mild) [In Dusk Ball]
Korean DW Rayquaza (Sassy) [T, lvl 53]
Korean DW Rayquaza (Mild) [T, lvl 60]
Korean DW Rayquaza (Modest) [NFT By original owner's request]
Korean DW Mamoswine (Mild)
Korean DW Mamoswine (Rash)
Korean DW Mamoswine (Quirky)
Korean DW Mamoswine (Relaxed) [BT, Ultra Ball]
Korean DW Mamoswine (Serious)
Korean DW Mamoswine (Lax)
Korean DW Banette (Timid)
Korean DW Banette (Docile) [T, Lvl 39)
Arabic DW
French DW Banette (Relaxed)
French DW Mamoswine (Adamant)
French DW Mamoswine (Brave)
Spanish DW Mamoswine (Relaxed)
English DW Banette (Lonely)
English DW Banette (Adamant) [ID: 2011]
English DW Banette (Modest)
English DW Banette (Impish)
English DW Banette (Bashful) [NN'd]
English DW Glaceon (Relaxed) [Got this myself]
English Lickitung (Hardy)
English Kangaskhan (Lonely)
English Bellsprout (Hardy)
English Vulpix (Calm)
English Lapras (Serious) [Egg Move DDance available]
English Finneon (Timid)
English Skitty (Adamant)
English Taillow (Docile) [Bred Only]
Waiting Events - Events for reset
American DW Banette
American DW Croagunk
American DW Mamoswine
American Snarl Zoroark
American Movie14 Victini
American SPR2012 Reshiram
American SPR2012 Zekrom
MYSTRY Mew [Received on 3rd Gen, T]
Others - Odds and Ends
Korean Palkia
Korean Zapdos
Korean Mewtwo
German Landorus
Korean Shiny Lake of Rage Gyarados
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May 26, 12 at 12:55pm ^re: [Gen 4/5 Shop] Rayce's Trade Booth. Major in Events, Minor in Shinies.
Spoiler:Pokemon By Files
Note: I can file-trade any ribbon-less Pokemon. These are just sets I've accumulated.
World Hobby Fair Zoroark Characteristics Set
World Hobby Fair Zoroark Dates Set
Sing Pikachu OT: チサ Natures Set
ANA Darkrai Natures Set
2010 Yokohama Audino Characteristics Set
2010 Osaka Audino Characteristics Set
WiFi Cubchoo Nature Set
WiFi Cubchoo Dates Set
WiFi Janta's Golruk Nature Set
Satoshi's Scraggy Characteristics Set
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May 26, 12 at 12:56pm ^re: [Gen 4/5 Shop] Rayce's Trade Booth. Major in Events, Minor in Shinies.
These are free services i offer. No return, credit, or trade required, I happily do the following things for free.
In-game Events
Need help getting these? I can help!
--> Zorua in B/W
--> Zoroark in B/W
--> Landorus in B/W
Removes EV's on a pokemon. Available in Singles, Sesh, or Holy Grail.
--> Singles: 1-5
--> Sesh: 5-10
--> Holy Grail: 11+
Makes an identical copy of a pokemon, regardless of ribbons. Done by AR. Available in Singles, Sesh, Forensic Lab or Clone-back.
--> Singles: 1-5
--> Sesh: 6-10
--> Forensic Lab: 11+
--> Clone-back: Prior to trade, send a clone back; 1-3.
Ship a pokemon from 4th Gen to 5th Gen if you dont have a second DS to do so. Available in Singles or Sesh.
--> Singles: 1-10
--> Sesh: 11+
Gives active PKRS on a Pokemon that can be spread to other Pokemon.
I can do simple banners for shops / sigs, like shown here. No credit required, since I use basic programs for them.
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May 26, 12 at 12:56pm ^re: [Gen 4/5 Shop] Rayce's Trade Booth. Major in Events, Minor in Shinies.
Spoiler:Shiny Wants
--> Shiny Seviper
--> Shiny Illumise
--> Shiny Plusle
--> Shiny Chinchou
--> Shiny Stantler
--> Shiny Spinda [Will offer big for a DW one]
--> Shiny Nuzleaf
--> Shiny Smoochum
--> Shiny Jynx
--> Shiny Riley's Riolu
--> Shiny Solrock
--> Flawless DW Volbeat [In Dream Ball and NOT shiny]
--> XD Togepi (other natures than what i have or good ivs)
--> XD Lunatone (Timid)
--> Shiny Colosseum Pokemon (Especially Quilava and Croconaw)
Spoiler:3rd Gen Events
--> Wish Chansey
--> Wish Kangashkan
--> Wish Lickitung
--> PCNY Pikachu
--> PCNY Cacturne
--> GCEA Squirtle
--> GCEA Charmander
--> GCEA Bulbasaur
--> GCEA Pikachu [ID's: 60321, 60505]
--> GCEA Hoothoot
--> GCEA Aipom
--> GCEA Sunkern
--> GCEA Mareep
--> GCEA Wobbuffet
--> GCEA Pineco
--> GCEA Gligar
--> GCEA Snubbull
--> GCEA Shuckle
--> GCEA Teddiursa
--> GCEA Houndour
--> GCEA Stantler
--> GCEA Smeargle
--> GCEA Surskit
--> GCEA Seedot
--> GCEA Skitty
--> GCEA Lotad
--> GCEA Sableye
--> GCEA Mawile
--> GCEA Meditite
--> GCEA Plusle
--> GCEA Minun
--> GCEA Roselia
--> GCEA Zangoose
--> GCEA Seviper
--> GCEA Lunatone
--> GCEA Solrock
--> GCEA Chimecho
--> Shiny MYSTRY Mew
--> Shiny ROCKS Metang [Yes, there is a legit shiny one going around]
--> ;382; OT JEREMY ID: 04350 (female OT) lvl 100 (named KYOGRE) [This is NOT an event. I have a Seviper with same OT/ID if you need a reference.]
Spoiler:4th Gen Events
--> PC Eevee
--> German Nzone Pikachu
--> Red & Green Anniversary Pichu
--> Birthday Charmander (ID 07200)
--> Birthday Chimchar (ID 09120)
--> 7-11 Pikachu
--> Christy Heracross
--> Different Variations of GTS Heracross, GTS Psyduck, or GTS Events
--> Daisuki Club Ralts
--> Daisuki Club Bidoof
--> Daisuki Club Shinx
Spoiler:5th Gen Events
--> Year of the Dragon Horsea (Male)
--> Year of the Dragon Trapinch (Female)
--> Year of the Dragon Deino (Male)
--> Year of the Dragon Bagon (Female)
--> Year of the Dragon Swablu (Male)
--> Year of the Dragon Druddigon (Male)
--> Collector's Bulbasaur
--> Collector's Squirtle
--> Collector's Charmander
--> DW Gothrita with Proof of Obtaining
--> WiFi Genesect [Too soon!? :S ]
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May 26, 12 at 1:11pm ^re: [Gen 4/5 Shop] Rayce's Trade Booth. Major in Events, Minor in Shinies.
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May 26, 12 at 1:12pm ^re: [Gen 4/5 Shop] Rayce's Trade Booth. Major in Events, Minor in Shinies.
Spoiler:Trade Log
Username / My Pokemon --> Their Pokemon
CircuitCj / Shiny Flawless Enigma Stone Latios and Latias, Shiny Birth Island Deoxys, Shiny Faraway island Mew, Shiny Korean Event Golurk and Hydreigon, and Korean Cilan's Pansage --> Singapore Pikachu, V-Create Rayquaza, Nobunga's Rayquaza, Tear of the Dragon Bagon and Horsea, and PC Kyogre and Groudon. [YotD Bagon and Horsea notified as hacked after trade.]
fueledbyFOBx3 / Shiny Relicanth and Shiny Volbeat --> Shiny Kabuto and Shiny Magby
MetallicaDragon / Korean Karlita's Hydreigon and Janta's Golurk, TFE Machoke, TFE Haunter, and TFE Slowpoke --> 10 ANIV Absol, 10 ANIV Espeon, 10 ANIV Moltres, Station Metagross, and Nagashima Spa land Piplup
Diamondshreddie / Shiny Maractus --> Shiny Zigzagoon
mikey0035 / DW Vulpix for Team
CircuitCj / Ken Psyduck, Tom Heracross, Seth Heracross, Shiny Flawless Kyushu Blaziken, Sceptile, and Swampert, Akiyama Slaking, Australian Zoroark and Onemuri Pikachu --> Red Metagross, YotD Bagon, Druddigon, and Deino, Tanabata Jirachi [2x], and Pokepark Mew
vimon / Flawless Ash's Scraggy --> Flawless WIN2011 Suicune
xbluefirex / Shiny Maractus --> Berry Fix Zigzagoon
Hiddenleafpokemon / Power Items, Shiny Deino and Shiny Druddigon --> DW Porygon w/ proof and WORLD09 Weavile
ShinTheAbsol / XXXXXXX --> Bryant Park Pikachu and Berry Fix RUBY Zigzagoon
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May 26, 12 at 1:47pm ^re: [Gen 4/5 Shop] Rayce's Trade Booth. Major in Events, Minor in Shinies.
Rayce Hello there I love your shop! Well I'm interested in your enigma stone latios and latias both shiny/flawless and japenese shiny birth islands deoxys, Faraway Island Mew (Adamant) [Great IVs, Shiny], I can offer Nobungas Raquaxa, V-create raquaza, pika pika fest pikachu YOTD horsea and bagon
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May 26, 12 at 2:01pm ^re: [Gen 4/5 Shop] Rayce's Trade Booth. Major in Events, Minor in Shinies.
I'll take that trade! Use my 5th Gen FC. Can you trade now?
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May 26, 12 at 2:11pm ^re: [Gen 4/5 Shop] Rayce's Trade Booth. Major in Events, Minor in Shinies.
Rayce I'm almost home and well trade! I also am interested in Shin Sae Gae Manaphy Korean Mystery Egg Pansage (Brave) Korean Carlita's Hydreigon (Quirky) Korean Janta's Golurk (Sassy) Korean Liberty Pass Victini (Lonely) for my Fukouoka Groudon and Kyogre and Saiykou Magmortar and Electrive and a NoK deoxys?
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May 26, 12 at 2:15pm ^re: [Gen 4/5 Shop] Rayce's Trade Booth. Major in Events, Minor in Shinies.
Ok, perfect!
Of those, I'd like the Fukuoaka Kyogre and Groudon. Which ones would you like?
I need to look into the manaphy, so I won't trade it. Im too suspicious about it, sorry :S
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May 26, 12 at 2:20pm ^re: [Gen 4/5 Shop] Rayce's Trade Booth. Major in Events, Minor in Shinies.
Rayce That's fine I'll take korean liberty pass,vicnity and korean hydriegon anything you want from mine for that golurk?
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May 26, 12 at 2:24pm ^re: [Gen 4/5 Shop] Rayce's Trade Booth. Major in Events, Minor in Shinies.
The trade is currently 6-7, so sure, he golurk would make it an even 7-7.
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Minimal design and a simple, intuitive display make Kisai On Air one of the most attractive watch designs available from Tokyoflash Japan. Featuring a colored LCD display with touch screen technology, time, date and alarm, Kisai On Air is the fourth concept design submitted by a fan to become reality.
The limited edition Kisai On Air watch is available in four display colors each with LED backlighting. The LCD display is always on so the time can be read at a glance and the LED backlight function means it will light up on demand, a useful function for night time.
A multi-functional watch design, Kisai On Air features touch screen technology and displays the time and date. It also has an alarm mode and animation.
The touch screen display has four hot-zones (top, bottom, left, right) which you can simply touch with your finger to change mode; time, date, alarm, light up.
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After 15 seconds the screen will lock to prevent accidental input, however the LED light up function can always be operated. To unlock the display, simply swipe your finger across the screen from left to right. Please see the video at the bottom of the page to see this in action.
On Air's time display is minimal and intuitive. The digital numbers on the screen are the hour hand and point to the current hour in the same was as the hand on a clock. The digits on the screen are the current minutes. Reading the time couldn't be easier.
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A Brushed Stainless Steel Watch with A Custom Designed Case
On Air is made of stainless steel with a high quality brushed finish and has a mineral crystal lens. Available in silver or black, the custom made case is curved so the watch will fit your wrist perfectly.
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In February 2010, Tokyoflash opened its Design Studio Blog to showcase its concept designs and request ideas for new watch designs from fans. The idea for Kisai On Air was submitted by Iskender Asanaliev & Adilet Asanaliev and was voted as one of the most popular designs by fans. This is the fourth concept submitted by a fan to become reality.
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Blog readers & watch designers Iskender Asanaliev & Adilet Asanaliev, from Kyrgyzstan say:
When my brother and I designed this watch we didn't expect to receive so much attention from people all over the world. We only wanted to design a timepiece that was different to other classical watches. We started with a simple question "how can we show the time in different way?" because there are millions of watches which are not original. After sending our concept to some design related blogs we started to receive many e-mails from people who wanted to buy it. We were blown away and started to look for manufacturers, but unfortunately it was hard to find one because most of them were producing classical watches and this one was just too unusual for most companies.
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Rodriguez happy to be in CharlestonAP PHOTO
New York Yankees third baseball Alex Rodriguez takes the field to warm up before playing in his first rehab game with the Charleston RiverDogs against the Rome Braves in Charleston, S.C., Tuesday.
CHARLESTON, S.C. Alex Rodriguez says hell probably need all 20 rehabilitation games allowed to get ready before returning to the Yankees. And he is confident hell be back this season.
First things first, though, and thats a rehab stint with the Class A Charleston RiverDogs. The three-time AL MVP has been working out at the Yankees spring training complex in Florida as he recovered from left hip surgery last January. Rodriguez is scheduled to play three innings against the Rome Braves.
Look, I am as curious as you guys are to see how I am going to react. Its been a while since I was in competition, he said.
Rodriguez looked healthy and enthusiastic to begin his season. His swing in the batting cage was the same simple flick thats helped him to 647 career home runs. He took grounders at third next to Yankees teammate Eduardo Nunez, whos recovering from a left oblique strain and is scheduled to play against Rome as well. Rodriguez and Nunez enjoyed lunch Tuesday before arriving at the ballpark.
Its my first time in South Carolina, Rodriguez said. Great Southern hospitality so far.
Players from the RiverDogs and the Rome Braves lined to dugouts to watch Rodriguez work. Its the third straight season Rodriguez has spent time in the minors coming back from injuries. Rodriguez has 20 days to rehab or the Yankees would have to put him back on the disabled list. Will he be back with the big club this season? Were scheduled for that 20 days from now, he said.
Rodriguez would not comment about Major League Baseballs investigation into the now-closed Biogenesis of America anti-aging clinic.
Rodriguez said it was likely hed stay on to play here Wednesday night.
Rodriguez looked smooth in the field, grabbing everything hit his way. His throws to first were strong and on target. When he was done with grounders, Rodriguez signed autographs for fans gathered next to the RiverDogs dugout.
Good luck to you, Alex, said Charleston resident Blanche Lloyd after getting a signed baseball.
Rodriguez and Nunez were in Charleston with Pat Roessler, the Yankees director of player development based in Tampa.
A-Rod hopes he can start having a positive impact on the Yankees after last years disappointing season and his benching during the American League Championship Series.
Ive got to tell you, Rodriguez said at Riley Park. Im really, really excited. This probably has to be the hardest injury Ive tried to overcome. It has to be the longest process, thats for sure.
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While most students fled Southern Illinois University for summer break, Josh Freeman stayed put.
After an impressive freshman season throwing the shot put for the Salukis, being in quiet Carbondale over the summer proved beneficial.
While awaiting the Pan-American Junior Athletics Championships in Colombia – where he won the gold medal in August – Freeman maintained his usual in-season routine.
"It kept me focused for the whole summer," the Cary-Grove graduate said. "I was able to keep up with my training all summer long."
Freeman's busy summer has paid more dividends early in the college indoor season.At last weekend's Notre Dame Invitational, Freeman ripped off a career-best throw of 63 feet, 2 inches to break SIU's 30-year-old indoor shot put record by 4Ľ inches.
"It's a big confidence booster," said Freeman, who had set a goal to beat the record, which was held by his throws coach at SIU, John Smith. "I didn't really expect it to come this early in the season. Now I feel like I can set my sights on some other goals, like getting to (indoor) nationals and being an All-American."
Freeman, who has a close relationship with Smith, said the record has special meaning because it belonged to his coach.
"I think he's glad that I'm the one who got it," he said. "I think he knew I'd be the one to beat it."
Freeman finished second at the Notre Dame meet to Illinois State senior Curt Jensen, who threw 64-11Ľ. Jensen's throw of 66-7 earlier this season ranks third in the nation and broke the Missouri Valley Conference indoor record set by Smith in 1984 while throwing for SIU.
Freeman, whose record throw was 19.25 meters, said he and Smith are now setting their sights on the 20-meter mark (65-7˝) this season.
Freeman's big day at Notre Dame was not without some nervous moments.
"I felt pretty distracted," said Freeman, who was awaiting the arrival of his parents from the McHenry County area.
What was expected to be a 2 1/2-hour drive to Notre Dame turned into a four-hour journey for Willliam and Stacy Freeman in hazardous weather conditions.
The Freemans arrived after their son's fourth throw of the meet, allowing him to relax, he said.
"My fifth throw, I threw a personal best by 5 inches," he said of his toss of 61-0ľ.On his final throw, Freeman shattered that mark by more than 2 feet.
"I knew I had a big throw in me," Freeman said. "It was only a matter of time."
Dynamic debut: In her first season at NAIA Olivet Nazarene University, McHenry West grad Laura D'Angelo is off to a blazing start.
At the season-opening Mike Lints Alumni Open on Jan. 17 at Grand Valley State University, D'Angelo qualified for the NAIA indoor national meet with a time of 59.34 seconds in the 400-meter dash. The time surpassed the NAIA's A qualifying standard in the event.
D'Angelo also was a member of the ONU 1,600 relay team that surpassed the national A standard as well, finishing in 4:00.13.
The national meet is planned for March 6-8 in Geneva, Ohio.
While helping her team win the NAIA/NCAA D-III Challenge in Bourbonnais last weekend, D'Angelo finished second in the 400 in 59.64 and helped the 1,600 team win the event in 4:01.88.
Outfield Ace in MVC: Evansville University junior outfielder Kevin Kaczmarski was chosen Wednesday to the 14-member preseason All-Missouri Valley Conference baseball team.
Kaczmarski, a Prairie Ridge grad, was a first-team All-MVC selection last season, when he finished in the top 10 in the conference in eight offensive categories. Along with a .339 batting average last season, Kaczmarski compiled 48 runs scored, 15 doubles and 15 stolen bases for the D-I Aces (24-34 last season).
Kittle wins league honor: Dundee-Crown grad Max Kittle was named the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Men's Indoor Track Athlete of the Week on Monday.
A sophomore, Kittle won three events for Anderson (Ind.) University at the Defiance Invitational in Ohio. Kittle won the 60-meter hurdles in 8.30 seconds, and also was victorious in the 200 dash (22.8) while running a leg on the winning 1,600 relay team.Kittle's hurdle time ranks sixth nationally this season in NCAA Division III. His 200 time is the top effort in the conference this season.
Roosevelt hotshot: Senior guard-forward Maria Tamburrino is the second-leading scorer and No. 2 rebounder this season for NAIA Roosevelt University's women's basketball team.
Tamburrino, a Jacobs grad, has helped the Chicago school to a 16-7 record by starting every game. She is scoring 13.6 points a game and pulling down 8.1 rebounds.Tamburrino has started all 116 games in her career for Roosevelt, which started the program in 2010.
• Barry Bottino writes a weekly column and a blog about local college athletes for the Northwest Herald. Write to him at email@example.com, check out his On Campus blog at McHenryCountySports.com and follow him on Twitter @BarryOnCampus.


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For Immediate Release
May 3, 2012
Successful nutrition and physical activity practices shared during fifth annual Illinois School Wellness Conference
Nearly 100 Illinois schools earn HealthierUS School certification
SPRINGFIELD— Several hundred educators learned about updated nutrition standards and innovative physical education strategies Thursday during the fifth annual Illinois School Wellness and Recognition Conference in Springfield. To date, 94 Illinois schools have earned HealthierUS School certification by adopting federal nutrition standards for food served in schools, providing nutrition education and increased opportunities for physical activity.
"Conferences such as this one are critical as we try to reverse the tide of childhood obesity and guide students toward healthy lifestyles that allow them to succeed in the classroom and contribute to society," said State Board of Education Chairman Gery J. Chico. "As a state and a nation we still have a long way to go but we also have made strides in terms of raising awareness and making changes for a healthier generation."
The day-long conference, sponsored by Action for Healthy Kids Illinois, the Illinois State Board of Education and the Illinois Nutrition Education and Training Program, featured a variety of sessions, including a workshop on implementing the new USDA School Nutrition Standards in the 2012-13 school year. The standards provide age-appropriate calorie limits, larger servings of vegetables and fruits, a wider variety of vegetables, fat free or one percent milk and more whole grains.
Some tips shared for compliance with the new standards include:
- Incorporate whole-grain rich foods into student favorites to increase acceptability.
- Add a salad bar with an array of vegetables.
- Add legumes, such as beans, to a variety of dishes, including soups, salads, sides and entrees.
- Involve students as part of the menu planning process by conducting taste tests.
- Partner with a local chef and/or farm to introduce new healthy recipes and locally-grown produce.
Cornell University research specialist Adam Brumberg offered a keynote presentation about increasing healthy food selection and consumption in school cafeterias. Brumberg is the Deputy Director of the Cornell Food and Brand Lab where research has driven the creation of the Smarter Lunch Rooms Movement and the Cornell Center for Behavioral Economics in Child Nutrition Programs (BEN)—two programs devoted to research concerning children's health.
Other sessions focused on the Illinois Farm-to-School program and increasing physical activity during the school day as well as new standards for the Healthier US School Challenge. Schools that have met the USDA's HealthierUS School Challenge are recognized with Gold of Distinction, Gold, Silver, or Bronze-level certification. Award winning Illinois schools are listed below:
Belvidere Community School District #100
Carpentersville CUSD 300
Chicago Public Schools District 299
Chester-East Lincoln CCSD 61
Evanston/Skokie School District 65
Fairview School District 72
Lombard District 44
Ridgeview CUSD #19
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State Water Resources Research Institute Program
Project Id: 2008KS68B
Title: An Analysis of Sedimentation Reduction Strategies for Tuttle Creek Lake
Project Type: Research
Start Date: 3/01/2008
End Date: 2/28/2011
Congressional District: 2nd
Focus Categories: Sediments, Economics, Water Supply
Keywords: Tuttle Creek Lake, Decision Support System, SWAT, Economic Analysis Reservoir Sedimentation, Dredging
Principal Investigator: Mankin, Kyle
Federal Funds: $ 0
Non-Federal Matching Funds: $ 0
Abstract: Erosion of cropland and streambanks in Kansas not only causes significant damage to fields and streams, but also results in sediment accumulations in downstream reservoirs. This poses a huge environmental and economic concern for both the stakeholders that live within the watersheds affected by sedimentation and the state of Kansas as a whole. Soil erosion has several offsite consequences. It can result in reduced water storage capacity in reservoirs which then impacts public water supply, flood control capability, and water availability for downstream navigation. Suspended soil particles can affect the viability of aquatic life, reduce the recreational value of lakes and waterways, and increase operational costs to power plants, city water supplies, and navigation. Sediment can cause extensive damage to aquatic life, shorten the useful life of reservoirs, and clog navigation channels (Clark et al. 1985). Sediment can fill drainage channels such as ditches and culverts, thus causing localized flooding if the sediment is not removed. Soil erosion causes loss of cropland particularly along stream and river banks and lost soil productivity on crop and pasture land. Erosion of cropland from high-flow events in floodplains can also disrupt farming operations.
This project will focus on the Tuttle Creek Watershed. Our goal is to quantify relationships between water quality and the selection, timing and distribution of BMPs within the watershed impacted by erosion and sedimentation. The project will integrate a geographic information system (GIS) based model, reservoir rehabilitation management strategies, statistical analyses of historic watershed and water quality data, with a stakeholder-driven management and BMP decision process, using water-quality data for validation. An economic analysis of alternative sedimentation reducing strategies will be combined with the modeling. This will grant decision-makers a better insight into the cost implications associated with achieving various water quality levels and sedimentation reduction goals.
Among the principal benefits of this approach is that the Tuttle Creek Lake watershed stakeholders as well as the state agency stakeholders will have a better understanding of (1) the sources and rates of soil erosion; (2) the different options available for reducing (or removing) reservoir sedimentation; and (3) the environmental and economic impacts of alternative watershed protection and reservoir rehabilitation management strategies. This watershed modeling / economic analysis project will provide the most comprehensive case-study evaluation of a watershed and reservoir impacted by erosion and sedimentation. The results from this study will be useful to stakeholders and decision-makers at the field, watershed, and state level.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Top seeded Jacksonville rolled to a 23-3 win over Kennesaw State on Friday afternoon to earn a spot in the Atlantic Sun Championship game on Sunday. The Dolphins will now face the winner of Detroit and Stetson.
Backed by one of the most lethal offensive attacks in the nation Jacksonville (12-5) jumped out to an 8-0 lead in the opening 6:30 and never looked back. First Team All-A-Sun selection Amanda Hurley (Columbus, Ga.) and Second Team All-Sun selection Morgan Derner (Lake Mary, Fla.) and had two goals for the Dolphins during the opening spurt while A-Sun Scholar-Athlete of the Year, Ali Hoffman (Gambrills, Md.) helped set the stage with three of her game high four assists.
The Dolphins defense would do the rest as the unit which entered the game leading the country in caused turnovers and ground balls per game held the Owls without a shot attempt in the first half.
Holly Ventimiglia (Medford, N.Y.) would add a hat trick later in the half to help the Dolphins build a 17-0 lead at the break.
Kennesaw State (1-10) would get the on board five minutes into the second half on a goal.
Jacksonville senior Rachel Krell (Apopka, Fla.) ended the afternoon with a game high four goals, scoring three straight at one point in the second half.
Sunday's championship game will take at 1:00 pm at Southern Oak Stadium and can been seen on A-Sun TV.
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The Spurs have listed Manu Ginobili (right hamstring) as "out" for Sunday's game against the Heat.
Stephen Curry racked up an NBA season-high seven steals vs. the Clippers on Wednesday, adding 19 points, six assists and four rebounds in 33 minutes.
Tristan Thompson scored three points on Wednesday, going 0-of-5 from the field and 3-of-4 from the line, but he also secured a season-high 20 rebounds in 34 minutes of action.
LeBron James made a statement vs. the Knicks on Wednesday, racking up 25 points (7-of-10 FGs, 10-of-14 FTs) with seven assists, six rebounds, two blocks, one steal and one 3-pointer.
Patrick Beverley tied his career-high with 12 assists on Wednesday, adding 10 points, seven rebounds, three steals and a pair of 3-pointers in 32 minutes.
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"I mean, where else can you go out and shop in your pajamas?" Michelle McKeaveney asks.
Now you can do that and fundraise for three local causes, while having a lady's night out at The Ultimate Pajama Party, she said.
© Herald photo by KJ Dakin
Daughters, Kacie, 15 and Madison, 17, stand together with their mother Michelle McKeaveney on Tuesday. They are hard at work putting together a pajama party extravaganza to raise funds for two local families and a health awareness campaign. The Pajama Party is a woman only event that will be held at the E.A. Rawlinson on Saturday Sept. 22. Tickets are $25 and available for sale at a variety of stores. See article for more details.
"There's gonna' be three full levels of shopping, browsing, eating and refreshments."
McKeaveney is calling on all the women of PA to come out in their favourite flannels or kimono and join the cause, fundraising for two local families struck by tragedy and to promote a health awareness campaign.
It will be a night of acoustic music, beverages, catered food, comedy and shopping at more than 10 women-centric booths at the E.A. Rawlinson Centre on Saturday, Sept. 22.
The Fashion Show and Sale Fundraiser will feature everything from a Zumba dance performance to a fashion show, a silent auction and door prize draws for the brave ladies who show up in their best bed-time attire.
"The reason why we're doing the fundraiser is three-fold," McKeaveney says, sitting at the kitchen table with daughters Kacie, 14 and Madison, 17, who are helping her put the PJ party on.
Amy Crowe, who passed away on Monday, was a long-time friend of their family, McKeaveney said on Tuesday afternoon.
Crowe, who is survived by her four children, died as a result of cancers found only in women.
The other person in need is a friend of Kacie's. On Aug. 26, Regan Trusty was in a car accident. He is still at the Royal University Hospital in Saskatoon, as a result.
All profits from the fundraiser will be split among these two families as well as a campaign McKeaveney is heading to promote awareness for Graves' Eye Disease.
McKeaveney has recently had a very personal experience with Graves'.
"The long and short of it, my eyes popped out."
Graves' Eye Disease or Thyroid Eye Disease (TED) is an autoimmune inflammatory disorder. It causes severe swelling in and around the eyes, literally pushing the eyes forward and partway out of the sockets.
A lack of knowledge about Graves' in Prince Albert resulted in her condition going on for months without treatment.
In the midst of winter, she had a fluke run-in with a doctor she knew in the supermarket. The doctor recognized something was seriously wrong and sent her to a specialist in Saskatoon immediately.
"I saw a surgeon right away, who said, 'you'll be blind in three days if we don't deal with this now.'"
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"I saw a surgeon right away, who said, 'you'll be blind in three days if we don't deal with this now.'" Michelle McKeaveney
"We're realizing there are a lot of people in town with Graves'," McKeaveney said, which is part of her inspiration to push an information campaign for Graves'.
As part of this, she is creating an information pamphlet that will be circulated among all the medical professionals in town, following the pajama party.
"This is our way of helping others by creating awareness," McKeaveney says.
"I'm very grateful to all of the women—self-employed business owners that have rented space (merchandise booths) to cover the facility rental so that we can focus on the profits."
McKeaveney has also requested that the Canadian Cancer Society send someone to the event to talk about the types of cancer that target women.
There will be a coat-check, so as to encourage the ladies to wear pajamas.
"There are 606 seats in the auditorium, and we'd like to fill every single one of them. So if people can't come but they'd like to buy a ticket-in-kind, we're also doing that, and they can contact me."
They are still accepting donations in the form of door prizes, gifts-in-kind as well as those that would like to rent a booth to hawk their wares and join in the flannel fan-fare.
"I just wanna' make sure nobody goes through what I've gone through and that these families benefit. That's huge for me—that's important."
"I just really do believe that random acts of kindness and giving back when it's difficult or doing something for others," McKeaveney says. "It's gonna bring good Karma, and god knows wee all need good Karma."
Why Pajamas?
"There's no hierarchy and class, you can wear flannels to stilettos. I don't give a rip. I just want people to come and have fun and shop and mingle and support these causes. That's it.," McKeaveney says.
The edges of her lips quirk up, "But have fun while they're doing it."
For more information, contact Michelle McKeaveney at 922-3113.
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The Chosen Daughter
by Jeanne Murry Walker
Spring 1995
Dawn is an extraordinary young woman, sheltered from the world by her mother's nurturing, religious presence. She is preparing to go off to New York and the challenge of Juilliard. Her only close friend is her dead grandmother Sophie, for whom she was named. Dawn's older sister, Marlene, is a gifted clothing designer who has never felt included in the musical family. She tells Dawn that their mother conditioned Dawn to play—and there is some evidence she is right. Dawn sees for the first time how her love for music was shaped by her mother's own struggle to recapture her dreams and early promise. Terrified that she might be living out life as a mere projection of her family, Dawn thinks about giving up the violin she loves. The play is less about women than about questions of identity and freedom, and the ways we are formed by a combination of our individual histories and choices.


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Most jails have a stereotypical appearance: a bleak, imposing building with a stark façade punctuated by dime-slot windows, and a dim interior with muted colors and rows of cells bound by bars — a popular conception reinforced among the public by movies and TV shows.
What many people do not know is that jail designers and administrators are working to eliminate this conception through the use of light, color and — a word formerly unassociated with jails — comfort.
The recent expansion and renovation of the Gwinnett County Detention Center in Lawrenceville, Ga., is no exception. County officials worked with Atlanta-based HOK for 10 months to come up with an innovative design that would not only expand the crowded facility, but also afford some measure of comfort and improve operations.
Driven by an urgent need to expand, the project employed several unique features, from planning through construction, to ensure a timely completion, a cost-effective solution and ultimately challenge the idea of what a jail should look like.
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(Top Photo) The sandblasted, white exterior finish, large tinted windows and reveals provided a modern look for the detention center expansion and blend with the existing gray and white structure. (Bottom photo) The two-story stacks of cell modules were designed for direct supervision.
"At one point during the four-year period, we topped out with 605 inmates housed out at a cost of $45 per inmate per day," says Major Dillard Hughes, project representative for the Gwinnett County Sheriff's Department. "This translated into roughly $8 million a year for the county."
County officials knew they needed a permanent solution to the overcrowding, but did not want to spring for a new facility due to time and budget constraints. Instead, the county opted for a large-scale expansion and renovation that would add a 1,440-bed housing tower and upgrade core services to support an influx of inmates — another trend gaining momentum in county facilities nationwide, according to John Eisenlau, project architect with HOK.
|Stainless steel shower cabinets were installed in standard cell modules, providing six stalls per wing.
County officials wanted to bring the inmates back home as soon as possible to reduce mounting housing costs and, in 2003, launched an aggressive design/construction program that would allow them to round up all of the inmates by 2006.
"The county was very concerned about getting their inmates back into their own facility," Eisenlau says. "There was some language in our contract and the construction manager's contract about liquidated damages if the project was not completed per schedule, creating incentive for not only HOK and the construction manager, but also the county to get the project done on time. You're talking about a lot of money for every day the project is late."
The 10-Month Charrette
When Gwinnett officials began the design phase, they hired HOK through a competitive interview process — a standard procedure when selecting a design firm. However, the county continued to apply this principle when selecting a construction manager for the project. Instead of choosing a construction manager after drawings were completed, the county paid Turner Construction and Holder Construction, both of Atlanta , a stipend to participate in the entire 10-month design phase. The county believed this design-by-committee process would help the design team, as there would be two contracting firms available to make recommendations, provide reviews and give on-the-spot advice about constructability and pricing, according to Eisenlau.
Facility Name: Gwinnett CountyDetention Center Addition
Type: Jail
Construction Budget: $71 million
Number of Beds: 440
Area: 321,470 square feet
Start Date: July 2004
Completion Date: September 2006
County officials also believed having both firms witness the design phase would help familiarize them with the project.
"When they looked at the drawings at the end of 10 months, nothing looked Greek to them because they had been involved all along," Eisenlau says.
Finally, the county wanted to foster a competitive spirit between Holder and Turner. At the end of the design phase, the county gave a set of drawings to both firms and asked each to develop a guaranteed maximum price, creating a hard-bid environment in which the two companies that had been planning the project together all along had to turn around and compete against one another.
The precast recreation yard is adjacent to the dayroom and provides natural light for the window cell modules.
After both companies submitted a GMP, the county reviewed the bids and awarded the project to Turner Construction, who completed the project 30 months later.
Eisenlau says while potential clients may raise an eyebrow at the prospect of shelling out for not one, but two contractors, the cost to the county was only a small stipend for each firm to participate, and both companies had a lot of incentive to be involved.
Let There Be Light
The eight-story tower is made up of 378 double cell modules.
"The challenge for HOK with this project was to take the conception, or typology, of what a jail looks like and change it into something that looks more community friendly," Eisenlau says. "There are a number of small businesses around the area that didn't want to look at a big high-rise jail up in the sky. The community was very interested in ways of softening the jail's impact so it could blend in and be a good neighbor, rather than an eye-sore neighbor."
The design team worked from the inside out to soften the jail's image. Since the county wanted to continue using direct supervision, where deputies stationed in dayrooms have constant contact with inmates, HOK knew that dayrooms would play a large role in the tower's design.
Each floor of the four-story tower is split into two levels by a mezzanine. A large dayroom occupies the majority of each floor, with cells surrounding the dayroom and lining the mezzanine level. Since jail standards require detention facilities to provide inmates with a certain amount of daylight in the cell environment, most jails feature row-upon-row of windows in their exterior façades. Instead of punching windows into the rear wall of each cell to let in natural light, the design team decided to use borrowed light instead, which brings light in from the outside to illuminate the dayroom and the cells and is compliant with national standards. A glass wall at the end of each dayroom serves as an exterior wall and floods the whole floor with light. The light continues into the front of each cell via a large window in the cell door.
Visitation rooms were actually double-cell modules that were converted in the field into four visitation units per module.
The omission of exterior cell windows created new possibilities for the tower's exterior. The large dayroom windows on each floor dominate and open up both ends of the tower, making it look like an apartment complex or office building.
"The borrowed light gave us a lot of creative freedom on the outside of the building to make the jail look like something other than what it might have looked like in the 1960s or 1970s," Eisenlau says, "It helped turn the typology of a jail upside down."
The light-filled dayrooms have also had a positive impact on inmates and staff. Inmates look forward to spending time in the dayrooms and staff members have experienced lowered stress levels and enjoy being inside the building.
"It gives the jail a very nice ambience," Hughes says. "Some people might say that inmates don't deserve such a beautiful facility, but deserving has nothing to do with it. It's about staff members, too, who have to work inside the housing units with the inmates."
HOK took the opportunity during the renovation phase to soften the existing facility, also known as the Plunkett building, with the use of glass and light. The firm made a conscious effort to create a public lobby and staff dining area that would mitigate stress and increase comfort for correctional officers and visitors.
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The design team knocked down the walls in the existing lobby, expanded the foundation and the intake and release areas and enclosed the whole area in a glass cube, creating a relaxing and pleasant environment for visitors who are most likely at the jail for an unfortunate reason.
"Visitors spend a lot of time in the lobby waiting to go up for visitation or for someone to be released," Hughes says. "They may have to spend an hour or more in the lobby and we want them to feel comfortable."
HOK applied the same design philosophy to the staff dining area. The firm moved the former dining area, which had been located in a small, windowless room by the kitchen, into a newly erected glass pavilion in the facility's courtyard area. Sheriff's officials have noticed since the new dining area opened, it has become a big attraction for people who want to grab a meal, take a coffee break or just relax for a little while.
"From day one I have seen people in the dining area whom I have never seen before," Hughes says. "Police officers who used to drop off their inmates and leave now come back and visit with us for a while."
Now that it's completed, the jail's new look has received positive feedback from both the community and staff. However, the design team did not always have an easy time of breaking away from the idea of what a jail "should" look like.
"This design concept tried to break a few boundaries," Eisenlau says. "Some people were under the impression that it was just another jail expansion, but it really wasn't. A lot of people said, 'Glass on a jail? We've never done that before.' Getting everybody to suspend their disbelief was challenging at times."
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Owner/Operator: Gwinnett County , Ga.
Architect: Hellmuth, Obata + Kassabaum Inc. of Atlanta
Engineer: ReSt1 Designers of Atlanta
Construction Manager at Risk: Turner Construction
General Contractor: Turner Construction of Atlanta
"I think we have a responsibility as architects to question the typology in a new way," Eisenlau says. We need to step back and spend some time thinking about how to improve the environment and make it a better place to be."
In addition to incorporating as much light into the building as possible, the design team designed all the glass walls on the building with a high-performance glazing that helps reduce the energy loads on the building. Both the addition and the renovated areas feature energy recovery units that help re-temper all of the air in the facility. A thermoplastic white roof was also installed on the new tower and on the Plunkett building to reduce heat islands and cooling costs.
Why Precast Construction?
The county visited several facilities in neighboring states to help determine what materials they wanted to use on the addition. Officials settled on precast modular cells manufactured by Tindall Corporation, which provided an efficient building system with built-in structural support.
"The precast units not only act as the cell module but also provide structural support for the building," says Randy Royal, sales engineer for Tindall. "You don't have to add a redundant structural system."
The modules acted as building blocks, allowing the project team to surround each dayroom with cells and stack the cells vertically to create the tower.
Instead of placing the toilet and sink at the front of the cell, Tindall located the fixtures the back of the unit, creating a continuous rear-chase behind each cell that holds all plumbing and duct work. This service quarter creates a secure environment for repair personnel, as they can access piping and electrical wiring without having to enter a cell.


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18, 2002
Illinois school accountability laws require
schools to be included on an Academic Watch List after placement
on the Academic Early Warning List if they have not made Adequate
Yearly Progress for two consecutive years. The State Board
of Education today reviewed the Academic Watch List, consisting
of 52 schools in five districts.
Following today's review, the Board will
vote tomorrow on adopting the 2002 Academic Watch List.
"These schools are finding it very difficult to bring
student achievement up to established targets," said
State Superintendent of Education Robert E. Schiller. "We
are recommending their placement on the watch list so we can
work with the school communities to provide structured support
that will improve student achievement."
"Further, the list is an important accountability tool
required by state law so that taxpayers can be informed about
how our Illinois schools are doing," Schiller said.
By law, schools are placed on the Academic Early Warning
List when less than 50% of their test scores meet or exceed
state standards for two consecutive years. Schools are expected
to make Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP), defined as the incremental
amount it takes to have 50% of students meet state standards
in five years. Schools that make AYP and still remain under
50 per cent stay on the list; those that exceed 50% earn removal
from the list. Two consecutive years on the AEWL without making
AYP leads to placement on the Watch List.
To be placed on the 2002 Academic Watch List, schools would
have been on the 1998 Academic Early Warning List and failed
to make AYP on the 2001 and 2002 state tests. No AEWL was
issued in 1999 or 2000, while the state transitioned to tests
of student achievement of the Illinois Learning Standards.
For each school on the Academic Watch List, the State Superintendent
will appoint a School Improvement Panel to assist the school
in the development and implementation of a revised School
Improvement Plan for the 03-04 school year. The School Improvement
Panel has the authority to approve and disapprove all actions
of the board of education that pertain to implementation of
the revised school improvement plan. The revised School Improvement
Plan for the 03-04 school year is developed in consultation
with school staff (and the local school councils in Chicago),
and then approved by the school board. The locally approved
plan is submitted to the State Superintendent for approval.
"This academic watch list is comparable in some ways
to the financial watch list the state board compiles each
year. As more and more Illinois districts face financial
crisis, more and more districts will find it difficult to
maintain quality instructional programs," said Board
Chairman Ronald J. Gidwitz.
"These tools are important because they help us raise
these issues before the citizens of Illinois, who have the
final word in how the state's financial resources are
directed to public schools."
A list of schools on the 2002 Academic Watch List in county
order is available on the following website: http://www.isbe.net/pdf/02watchlist.pdf.
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