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Apr 28, 13 at 12:48pm ^Gad's Trade Shop
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I'm Gad. Welcome to my Trade Shop!
I mostly enjoy collecting Shiny and Event Pokemon, but I also have some DW females, EV'd pokemon, and breedables, including starters.
All of my Pokemon are listed in National Dex # order within each subsection.
Gad's Trade Shop Rules (Please Read!!!):
1. Be respectful to everyone.
2. Make offers on this thread first! I will PM you after we agree on a trade.
3. Please only make reasonable offers. I will only trade my shinies/events for other shinies/events.
4. Don't trade hacks! I will never knowingly trade you a hack. If for any reason you believe that I traded you a hack, please message me and I will trade you back your Pokemon, or let you pick another from my shop.
4a. I do not consider clones to be hacks, and so I will accept those. Most of my Pokemon will be clones as well.
4b. The same goes for abusing the RNG. I don't consider it to be hacking. However, I would like you to inform me if you're trading me RNG'd pokemon.
5. All serebii.net rules also apply to this shop.
6. Enjoy responsibly.
Spoiler:Shop Abbreviations
UT: UnTouched (No EXP)
BT: Barely Touched (Some EXP, but no level gain)
T: Touched (One or more level gains)
JAP: Japanese Pokemon
Spoiler:Please use this form when offering
What you want:
What you're offering (please include shininess, nature, and IVs (if known); for events, please also include the HP stat):
Items (If applicable):
Your FC:
Spoiler:Successful Trades on Neoseeker
Coconut, Nero Jinous, Rayce
If I've forgotten to put you on this list, just PM me and I'll add you.
So, on to my Pokemon!
(If you're looking for Breedables or Legendaries, just ask )
DW Females!
Spoiler:DW Females (I don't have many)
Shiny Poliwag (FLAWLESS)
Shiny Vulpix (FLAWLESS)
Shiny Dratini (ExtremeSpeed Egg Move, FLAWLESS)
Shiny Eevee (31/16/31/31/31/31)
Shiny Gliscor (FLAWLESS, lvl 100, 252 HP 252 DEF 6 SPE)
Dratini (ExtremeSpeed Egg Move)
Egg Moves!
Spoiler:Egg Moves
Bagon: Dragon Rush, Dragon Dance
Chandelure (Level 50)
Flash Fire
OT: NILE ID: 20545 Timid (Somewhat vain.)
252 SpA 252 SPE 4 HP
Volcarona Lvl 70 UT (31/29/31/31/31/31)
Deerling Lvl 31 UT (30/30/30/31/31/31)
I will add more when I get the chance.
Also, if they can be obtained in more than one language, the language they are in is listed by their name.
Trophy Case! ]Korean Naver Fun DW Togekiss [OT/ID withheld, Adamant (Quick tempered.)] <--- Straight from the OT, uncloned Proof available. NFT, ever!
10 ANIV Bulbasaur [OT: 10 ANIV ID: 00010 Serious (Good endurance.)]
Pokemon Pia DW Bulbasaur [ID: 17627 Bold (Mischievous.)]
Charmander and Charizard
2009 Birthday Charmander [OT: トウキョー ID: 07209 Naughty (Likes to fight.)]
Korean DW Charmander [ID: 06074 Relaxed (Loves to eat.)]
Pokemon Pia DW Charmander (FLAWLESS) [OT: Mat ID: 30160 Adamant (Often dozes off.)]
US 10 ANIV Charizard [OT: 10 ANIV ID: 00010 Timid (Alert to sounds.)]
Italian 10ANNI Charizard [OT: 10ANNI ID: 06227 Naughty (Good perseverence.)] <--- On 4th gen.
7-11 Pikachu [OT: セブン ID: 08200 Docile (Sturdy body.)]
10 ANIV Pikachu [OT: 10 ANIV ID: 06808 Bashful (Sturdy body.)]
ANA Pikachu [OT: ANA ID: 07181 Rash (Somewhat of a clown.)]
ANA Pikachu [OT: ANA ID: 07181 Naive (Mischievous.)]
Ash's Pikachu [OT: Ash ID: 01301 Naughty (Very finicky.)]
GCEA #3 Nagoya Pikachu [OT: ナゴヤ ID: 60114 Adamant (Often scatters things.)]
GCEA #6 Nagoya Pikachu [OT: ナゴヤ ID: 60505 Quirky (Likes to run.)]
Korean Character Fair Pikachu [OT: 캐릭터페어 ID: 07249 Brave (Quick tempered.)] <--- On 4th gen. NFT except for other Korean Events!
Korean Summer Festival Pikachu [OT: 썸머카니발 ID: 07142 Full Nature Set!]
Kyoto Cross Media Experience 2009 Pikachu [OT: キョウト ID: 10039 Naughty (Often dozes off.)]
NZone Pikachu [OT: NZone ID: 10278 Bashful (Strongly defiant.)]
Onemuri (Sleeping) Pikachu [OT: おねむり ID: 02079 Relaxed (Alert to sounds.)]
PCNYa Pikachu [OT: PCNYa ID: 00027 Information Withheld] <--- On 4th gen. NFT
PC Yokohama Birthday Pikachu [OT: ヨコハマ ID: 10108 Modest (Alert to sounds.)] <--- No longer has Surf, since it is on 5th gen
Poketopia Pikachu [OT: PKTOPIA ID: 06257 Hardy (Capable of taking hits.)]
Pokewalker Pikachu with Fly [OT: ERICK7 ID: 49226 Naive (Proud of its power.)] <--- On 4th gen.
Pokewalker Pikachu with Surf [OT: ERICK7 ID: 49226 Adamant (Hates to lose.)] <--- On 4th gen.
Sakura Shinkansen ExtremeSpeed Pikachu [OT: さくら ID: 03012 Mild (Proud of its power.)]
Satoshi's Pikachu [OT: サトシ ID: 07150 Naughty (Likes to fight.)]
Shiny Tohoku Strongest Pikachu [OT: トウホク ID: 03232 Timid (Good perseverance.)]
Singing Pikachu [OT: わっしょい ID: 07301 Naive (Somewhat vain.)]
Singing Pikachu [OT: AAA ID: 07301 Timid (Sturdy Body.)]
Singing Pikachu [OT: ELT ID: 07301 Full nature set!] <--- Given to me as a gift. Very good offers only.
JEREMY Vulpix [OT: JEREMY ID: 13579 Quirky (Highly Curious.)]
Yukina Meowth [OT: ゆっきーな ID: 12098 Jolly (Highly curious.)]
Pokepark Meowth [OT: ポケパーク ID: 50318 Jolly (Likes to thrash about.)] <--- On 4th gen.
Growlithe and Arcanine
JEREMY Growlithe [OT: JEREMY ID: 24680 Quiet (Good endurance.)]
Korean Battle Series Arcanine [OT: 배틀시리즈 ID: 06069 Quiet (Proud of its power.)] <--- On 4th gen.
Poliwag and Poliwhirl
Pokemon Cafe DW Poliwhirl [ID: 32709 Mild (Mischievous.)]
10 ANIV Alakazam [OT: 10 ANIV ID: 00010 Quirky (Strong willed.)]
Trade for Evolution! Slowpoke [OT: こまざわ (Komazawa University) ID: 10100 Sassy (Likes to thrash about.)]
Trade for Evolution! Slowpoke [OT: いちだい (Osaka City University) ID: 10100 Naive (Somewhat vain.)]
GCEA #3 Nagoya Chansey [OT: ナゴヤ ID: 60144 Bashful (Quick to flee.)]
Shiny Year of the Dragon Horsea [OT: Vest ID: 04161 Relaxed (Good perseverance.)]
Trade for Evolution! Scyther [OT: おおくま (Waseda University) ID: 10100 Calm (Loves to eat.)]
Trade for Evolution! Electabuzz [OT: きょうえん (Kyoto University) ID: 10100 Naughty (Quick tempered.)]
Ryuuta Magikarp [OT: りゅうた ID: 12226 Modest (Loves to eat.)]
Utz Magikarp [OT: ウッツ- ID: 01256 Relaxed (Likes to thrash about.)]
Buikore Eevee [OT: ブイコレ ID: 12068 Lonely (Mischievous.)] <--- On 4th gen.
Pokemon Cafe DW Eevee (FLAWLESS) [OT: Mat ID: 30160 Timid (Often dozes off.)]
VGC10 Shiny Eevee [OT: VGC10 ID: 05080 Hardy (Likes to run.)]
Vaporeon, Jolteon, and Flareon
Korean Befriend a Pokemon! DW Vaporeon [Hasty (Loves to eat.)]
Pokemon Labyrinth DW Vaporeon (FLAWLESS) [ID: 34975 Bold (Mischievous.)]
Befriend a Pokemon! DW Jolteon [OT: Red ID: 56364 Bold (Loves to eat.)]
Korean Befriend a Pokemon! DW Jolteon [Hasty (Likes to thrash about.)]
Befriend a Pokemon! DW Flareon [OT: Bolivar ID: 29923 Jolly (Hates to lose.)]
Befriend a Pokemon! DW Pyroli (French Flareon) [OT: Lolita ID: 13844 Brave (Often dozes off.)]
Pokemon Cafe DW Porygon [Not sure what I did with this one I'll look for it later]
US DW Porygon [OT: S ID: 27254 Serious (Sturdy body.)] <--- The one I got! Proof available.
GIULIA's Aerodactyl [OT: GIULIA ID: 01000 Jolly (Alert to sounds.)] <--- On 4th gen.
Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres
US 10 ANIV Articuno [Not sure what I did with this one I'll look for it later]
Italian 10ANNI Articuno [OT: 10ANNI ID: 06227 Adamant (Strong willed.)]
US 10 ANIV Zapdos [OT: 10 ANIV ID: 00010 Naughty (Quick to flee.)]
US 10 ANIV Moltres [OT: 10 ANIV ID: 00010 Quiet (Scatters things often.)]
French Spring Mewtwo [OT: PRI2012 ID: 02112 Hardy (Good endurance.)]
Mighty Mewtwo [OT: FEB2012 ID: 02112 Calm (Good perseverance.)]
EULALIE's Mew [OT: EULALIE ID: 01000 Modest (Mischievous.)]
FAL2010 Mew [OT: FAL2010 ID: 10160 Docile (Alert to sounds.)]
Hayley's Mew [OT: Hayley ID: 01000 Timid (Good perseverance.)]
Japanese Hayley's Mew [OT: ユカリ ID: 01000 Brave (Highly persistent.)]
MYSTRY Mew [OT: Mystry ID: 06390 Timid (Proud of its power.)] <--- On 3rd gen.
Nintendo of Korea Mew [OT: 한국닌텐도 ID: 03219 Serious (Very finicky.)] <--- On 4th gen. Great offers only.
Shiny Faraway Island Mew [OT: Eppie ID: 25162 Adamant (Often dozes off.)]
Shiny Faraway Island Mew [ID: 22980 Mild (Strong willed.)] <--- Quite possibly hacked, and therefore NFT
Shiny Pokepark Mew [OT: ポケパーク ID: 60510 Quirky (Sturdy body.)] <--- Quite possibly hacked, and therefore NFT
Susumu Mew [OT: ススム ID: 11219 Impish (Proud of its power.)]
Bryant Park 10 ANIV Typhlosion [OT: 10 ANIV ID: 06808 Hardy (Strong willed.)]
English SPR2010 Shiny Pichu [OT: SPR2010 ID: 03050 Jolly (Strong willed.)]
German SPR2010 Shiny Pichu [OT: FRü2010 ID: 03050 Jolly (Loves to eat.)]
Italian SPR2010 Shiny Pichu [OT: PRI2010 ID: 03050 Jolly (A little quick tempered.)]
Stamp Pichu [OT: スタンプ ID: 30821 Bashful (Thoroughly cunning.)]
Espeon and Umbreon
10 ANIV Espeon [OT: 10 ANIV ID: 00010 Brave (Quick to flee.)]
Befriend a Pokemon! DW Espeon [OT: Fishy ID: 00346 Mild (Often dozes off.)]
Pokemon Labyrinth DW Umbreon [OT: Mat ID: 30160 Careful (Mischievous.)]
Sunday Wobbuffet [OT: サンデ- ID: 50701 Impish (Likes to fight.)]
Dalgeon's Scizor [OT: 달건 ID: 01071 Adamant (Good perseverence.)]
E-Card Scizor [OT: ぴかちゅう ID: 12681 Hasty (Strong willed.)] <--- On 4th gen. NFT by original owner's request.
Golgo Octillery [OT: ごるこ ID: 05138 Serious (Quick to flee.)]
PCNYd Kingdra [OT: PCNYd ID: 00089 Adamant (Capable of taking hits.)]
HORDEL's Elekid [OT: HORDEL ID: 41400 Hardy (Highly curious.)]
Raikou, Entei, and Suicune
Spanish 10 ANIV Raikou [OT: 10ANIV ID: 06227 Lonely (Capable of taking hits.)] <--- On 4th gen.
Gamestop Shiny Raikou (Almost FLAWLESS) [OT: GAMESTP ID: 02071 Rash (Alert to sounds.)]
WIN2011 Shiny Raikou [OT: WIN2011 ID: 02071 Rash (Good perseverance.)]
WIN2011 Shiny Entei (BT and used for Zoroark event) [OT: WIN2011 ID: 02141 Adamant (Strongly defiant.)]
Bryant Park 10 ANIV Suicune [OT: 10 ANIV ID: 06808 Serious (Mischievous.)] <--- On 4th gen.
Gamestop Shiny Suicune [OT: GAMESTP ID: 01311 Relaxed (Capable of taking hits.)]
Gamestop Shiny Suicune Almost FLAWLESS [OT: GAMESTP ID: 01311 Relaxed (Capable of taking hits.)]
10 ANIV Bryant Park Tyranitar [OT: 10 ANIV ID: 06808 Impish (Often dozes off.)]
German 10JAHRE Lugia [OT: 10JAHRE ID: 06227 Bold (Likes to thrash about.)]
MATTLE Ho-Oh [OT: MATTLE ID: 10048 Serious (Very finicky.)]
French 10 ANNIV Ho-Oh [OT: 10ANNIV ID: 06227 Naive (Likes to fight.)] <--- On 4th gen.
German 10JAHRE Ho-Oh [OT: 10JAHRE ID: 06227 Naive (Quick tempered.)] <--- On 4th gen.
10 ANIV Celebi (BT) [OT: 10 ANIV ID: 00010 Hardy (Good endurance.)]
GAMESTP Celebi [OT: GAMESTP ID: 022711 Modest (Somewhat vain.)]
Mitsurin Celebi [OT: ミツリン ID: 60720 Quirky (Highly persistent.)]
Pokepark Celebi [OT: ポケパーク ID: 60623 Modest (Likes to fight.)]
Shiny Ageto Celebi
IMPORTANT: As of now, this is NFT. There are too many hacks of this out there for me to be sure of this one's legitimacy, and I don't want to spread hacks
Train Station Sceptile [OT: ながさき (Nagasaki) ID: 03172 Adamant (Scatters things often.)]
Train Station Blaziken [OT: ながさき (Nagasaki) ID: 03172 Quiet (Scatters things often.)]
Train Station Swampert [OT: ながさき (Nagasaki) ID: 03172 Lax (Strongly defiant.)]
Pokemon Box Zigzagoon [OT: TATTER ID: 53415 Adamant (Likes to thrash about.)] <--- Has Seed Bomb as one of its moves. Is that possible?
RUBY Zigzagoon [OT: RUBY ID: 30317 Brave (Somewhat vain.)]
Train Station Ludicolo [OT: ながさき (Nagasaki) ID: 03172 Rash (Somewhat stubborn.)]
Toler's Ludicolo [OT: Toler ID: 04143 Calm (Full Characteristics set!)]
Train Station Gardevoir [OT: ながさき (Nagasaki) ID: 03172 Quirky (Mischievous.)]
PCNYb Shedinja [OT: PCNYb ID: 00093 Docile (Good endurance.)]
PCNYa Exploud [OT: PCNYa ID: 00274 Adamant (Likes to thrash about.)]
Trapinch and Flygon
Shiny Year of the Dragon Trapinch [OT: Vest ID: 04161 Naive (Quick to flee.)]
BABA's Flygon [OT: ばば ID: 07018 Naive (Thoroughly cunning.)]
Pokemon Box Swablu [OT: XAVIER ID: 06207 Gentle (Somewhat of a clown.)]
Shiny Year of the Dragon Swablu [OT: Vest ID: 04161 Sassy (Likes to fight.)]
GCEA #5 Nagoya Zangoose [OT: ナゴヤ ID: 60321 Naive (Scatters things often.)] <--- On 4th gen. NFT by request.
Yamamoto Whiscash [OT: やまもと ID: 03217 Gentle (Likes to relax.)]
Feebas and Milotic
Shin Se Gae Feebas [OT: 신세계 ID: 07049 Calm (Alert to sounds.) and Calm (Capable of taking hits.)] <--- On 4th gen.
German VGC09 Milotic [OT: VGC09 ID: 05309 Timid (Impetuous and silly.)]
Train Station Milotic [OT: ながさき (Nagasaki) ID: 03172 Sassy (Mischievous.)]
Shokotan Tropius [OT: しょこたん ID: 02027 Jolly (Capable of taking hits.)]
Wish Absol [OT: ぴゃぴゃ ID: 56452 Naughty (Loves to eat.)] <--- On 4th gen. Great offers only.
Train Station Walrein [OT: ながさき (Nagasaki) ID: 03172 Lax (Loves to eat.)]
Bagon and Salamence
Shiny Year of the Dragon Bagon [OT: Vest ID: 04161 Lonely (Very finicky.)]
Wish Bagon [OT: ぴゃぴゃ ID: 56452 Adamant (Highly curious.)] <--- On 4th gen. Great offers only.
Saikyou Salamence [OT: さいきょう ID: 02158 Naughty (Scatters things often.)]
Train Station Salamence [OT: ながさき (Nagasaki) ID: 03172 Docile (Hates to lose.)]
Metang and Metagross
ROCKS Metang [OT: ROCKS ID: 02005 Impish (Quick tempered.)]
Red Metagross [OT: レッド ID: 02109 Brave (Alert to sounds.)]
Train Station Metagross [OT: ながさき (Nagasaki) ID: 03172 Careful (Quick to flee.)]
Hadou Registeel [OT: ハドウ ID: 50901 Mild (Good endurance.)]
10 ANIV Latias [OT: 10 ANIV ID: 00010 Jolly (Scatters things often.)]
Shiny PC Fukuoka Groudon (Almost FLAWLESS) [OT: フクオカ ID: 03172 Adamant (Capable of taking hits.)]
Popularity Poll Rayquaza [OT: せんきょ ID: 02102 Adamant (Proud of its power.)]
Nintendo of Korea Rayquaza [OT: 한국닌텐도 ID: 05318 Hardy (Somewhat stubborn.)] <--- On 4th gen.
Nobunaga's Rayquaza [OT: ノブナガ ID: 03172 Modest (Thoroughly cunning.)]
Australian Night Skies Jirachi [OT: SMR2010 ID: 06030 Lonely (Often dozes off.)] <--- On 4th gen.
PKLATAM Jirachi [OT: PKLATAM ID: 03010 Lonely (Somewhat vain.)]
Pokepark Jirachi [OT: ポケパーク ID: 60731 Lax (Sturdy body.)] <--- On 4th gen. NFT by request.
Shiny CHANNEL Jirachi [OT: CHANNEL ID: 40122 Jolly (Mischievous.)] <--- Apparently these can't be Shiny
Shiny WISHMKR Jirachi [OT: WISHMKR ID: 20043 Hasty (A little quick tempered.)]
SMR2010 English Jirachi [OT: SMR2010 ID: 06260 Bold (Capable of taking hits.)]
SO2010 German Jirachi [OT: SO2010 ID: 06260 Careful (Strong willed.)]
Tanabata Jirachi [OT: タナバタ ID: 40707 Adamant (Hates to lose.)]
Tanabata Jirachi [OT: タナバタ ID: 07077 Brave (Quick to flee.)]
VER2010 Spanish Jirachi [OT: VER2010 ID: 06260 Full nature set!] <--- On 4th gen.
DOEL Deoxys [OT: DOEL ID: 28606 Gentle (Sturdy body.)]
Gamestop Deoxys (FLAWLESS) [OT: Gamestp ID: 06218 Timid (Capable of taking hits.)]
Oblivia's Deoxys [OT: Oblivia ID: 03060 Relaxed (Highly persistant.)] <--- Defense Form
SPACE C Deoxys [OT: SPACE C ID: 00010 Impish (Quick to flee.)] <--- On 4th gen.
TCG Starter Set DW Turtwig (Almost FLAWLESS) [ID: 47070 Adamant (Capable of taking hits.)]
Birthday Chimchar [OT: ナゴヤ ID: 09129 Mild (Likes to relax.)]
DW Chimchar [OT: Dom ID: 20323 Adamant (Often lost in thought.)] <--- Proof available.
DW Piplup [ID: 53161 Modest (Somewhat vain.)]
Concert Chatot [OT: コンサート ID: 10286 Jolly (Sturdy body.)]
PALCITY Lucario [OT: PALCITY ID: 07157 Modest (Mischievous.)]
WORLD08 Lucario [OT: WORLD08 ID: 081778 Adamant (Likes to thrash about.)]
CoroCoro DW Croagunk [OT: Gyuki ID: 49708 Bold (Quick to flee.)]
WORLD09 Weavile [OT: WORLD09 ID: 08159 Jolly (Loves to eat.)]
Pikachu Cafe Korean Tangrowth [OT: 피카츄카페 ID: 10038 Brave (A little quick tempered.)]
Saikyou Electivire [OT: さいきょう ID: 11157 Serious (Impetuous and silly.)]
Birthday DW Togekiss [OT: Ashly ID: 33651 Modest (Somewhat vain.)]
Leafeon and Glaceon
Befriend a Pokemon! DW Leafeon [OT: BLACK ID: 62441 Quiet (Likes to thrash about.)]
Korean Befriend a Pokemon! DW Leafeon [ID: 51703 Naughty (Somewhat stubborn.)] NN: "Leaf" in Korean
Befriend a Pokemon! DW Glaceon [OT: Naka ID: 60638 Jolly (Proud of its Power.)]
Korean Befriend a Pokemon! DW Glaceon [ID: 64441 Quirky (Loves to eat.)]
Korean DW Mamoswine [ID: 17355 Mild (A little quick tempered.)] <--- NFT by request.
Pokemon Fan DW Mamoswine [OT: RoC ID: 39708 Brave (Strong willed.)]
Oblivia Heatran [OT: Oblivia ID: 03060 Quiet (Sturdy body.)]
Italian EUETE09 Regigigas [OT: EUETE09 ID: 07189 Naughty (Mischievous.)]
Nintendo of Korea Regigigas [OT: 한국닌텐도 ID: 06209 Jolly (Scatters things often.)]
Tenimura Regigigas [OT: テンイむら ID: 07198 Adamant (Likes to relax.)] <--- On 4th gen.
TRU Regigigas [OT: TRU ID: 03089 Serious (Scatters things often.)]
Phione and Manaphy
EULALIE's Phione [OT: EULALIE ID: 01000 Naive (Proud of its power.)]
E4ALL Manaphy [OT: E4ALL ID: 10187 Careful (Quick tempered.)]
Spanish Manaphy Egg [OT: Yours ID: Yours] <--- On 4th gen (obviously ).
JBHF Manaphy [OT: JBHF ID: 11077 Mild (Scatters things often.)]
Mizunotami Manaphy [OT: みずのたみ ID: 12226 Brave (Thoroughly cunning.)] <--- On 4th gen.
PalCity Manaphy [OT: パルシティ ID: 07157 Hardy (Often dozes off.)] <--- On 4th gen.
Shiny Ranger Manaphy [OT: Jake ID: 27712 Modest (Quick tempered.)]
TRU Manaphy [OT: TRU ID: 09297 Mild (Somewhat of a clown.)]
World Hobbies Fair Manaphy [OT: みずのたみ ID: 12226 Quiet (Likes to eat.)]
ALAMOS Darkrai [OT: ALAMOS ID: 07038 Timid (Often lost in thought.)]
Almia Darkrai [OT: アルミア ID: 03208 Lax (Often scatters things.)]
ANA Darkrai [OT: ANA ID: 12270 Timid (Capable of taking hits.)]
Arumia Darkrai [OT: アルミア ID: 03208 Bold (Capable of taking hits.)] <--- On 4th gen.
German Winter Darkrai [OT: 2011WIN ID: 11011 Quiet (Mischievous.)] <--- This was received in Sweden, so I'm not positive it is the German version.
Nintendo of Korea Darkrai [OT: 한국닌텐도 ID: 11088 Timid (Likes to thrash about.)]
Film11 Shaymin [OT: Film11 ID: 04019 Timid (Quick tempered.)]
Korean Character Fair Shaymin [OT: 캐릭터페어 ID: 07249 Mild (Likes to run.)]
Korean Times' Square Shaymin [OT: 타임스퀘어 ID: 05010 Adamant (Often scatters things.)]
PC Shaymin [OT: PC ID: 12192 Full Nature Set!]
TRU Shaymin [OT: TRU ID: 02089 Mild (Proud of its power.)]
Korean Cinema Arceus [OT: 영화관 ID: 12249 Jolly (Likes to thrash about.)]
Australian MICHINA Arceus [OT: Michina ID: 11059 Adamant (Likes to fight.)]
European MICHINA Arceus [OT: MICHINA ID: 02010 Calm (Impetuous and silly.)] <--- Not sure which country this is from. It's on 5th gen, so I don't know the date it was received.
Pokemon Popularity Poll DW Arceus [Not sure what I did with this one I'll look for it later]
TRU Arceus [OT: TRU ID: 11079 Hardy (Hates to lose.)]
European Movie 14 Victini [OT: Movie14 ID: 12031 Sassy (Somewhat stubborn.)]
Japanese Movie 14 Victini [OT: アイント ID: 04161 Jolly (Very finicky.)]
Japanese Movie 14 Victini (FLAWLESS) [OT: アイント ID: 04161 Adamant (Mischievous.)]
Liberty Garden Victini [OT: Leafy ID: 06895 Lonely (Strong willed.)]
Liberty Garden Victini [OT: S ID: 27254 Hardy (Strong willed.)] <-- NFT (The one I got)
Korean Liberty Garden Victini [ID: 42929 Brave (Proud of its power.)] <--- Good offers only.
Cilan's Pansage (Unhatched) [OT: Yours ID: Yours]
Ash's Pidove (Unhatched) [OT: Yours ID: Yours]
Birthday Audinos:
PC Fukuoka [OT: フクオカ ID: 11040 Calm (Thoroughly cunning.)]
PC Yokahoma [OT: ヨコハマ ID: 11040 Calm (Sturdy body.)]
PC Nagoya [OT: ナゴヤ ID: 11040 Calm (Proud of its power.)]
Scraggy and Scrafty
Korean Han Jiu Scraggy [OT: 지우 ID: 06281 Adamant (Hates to lose.)]
WORLD11 Scrafty [OT: WORLD11 ID: 08141 Brave (Likes to run.)]
ÉTÉ2011 French Zoroark [OT: ÉTÉ2011 ID: 06011 Quirky (Sturdy body.)] <--- NFT by original owner's request.
SMR2011 Greek Zoroark [OT: SMR2011 ID: 06011 Quirky (Sturdy body.)]
World Hobbies Fair Snarl Zoroark [OT: ポケスマ! ID: 01161 Quirky (Alert to sounds.)]
Trade For Evolution Karrablast NN: Laukaps (its German Name) [OT: せいしゃ (Teikyo University) ID: 10100 Relaxed (Somewhat of a clown.)]<--- Probably hacked...
SMR2011 English German Karrablast [OT: SMR2011 ID: 06011 Relaxed (Strong willed.)]
Nagashima Spa Land Axew [OT: サーチャー ID: 03191 Serious (Often dozes off.)]
SMR2011 English German Shelmet [OT: SMR2011 ID: 06011 Calm (Often dozes off.)]
Trade For Evolution Shelmet NN: Schnuthelm (its German Name) [OT: せいしゃ (Teikyo University) ID: 10100 Sassy (Loves to eat.)] <--- Probably hacked...
Trade For Evolution Shelmet [OT: ロンクー (Ryukoku University) ID: 10100 Docile (Somewhat of a clown.)]
Shiny Year of the Dragon Druddigon [OT: Vest ID: 04161 Impish (Likes to fight.)]
Shiny Janta's Golurk [OT: ジャンタ ID: 06171 Brave (Somewhat of a clown.)]
Deino and Hydreigon
Shiny Year of the Dragon Deino [OT: Vest ID: 04161 Naughty (Somewhat of a clown.)]
Shiny Carlita's Hydreigon [OT: カリータ ID: 06171 Modest (Mischievous.)]
Reshiram and Zekrom
French Spring 2012 Reshiram [OT: PRI2012 ID: 03102 Timid (Capable of taking hits.)]
French Spring 2012 Zekrom [OT: PRI2012 ID: 03102 Adamant (Hates to lose.)]
German Spring 2012 Reshiram [OT: FRÜ2012 ID: 03102 Quiet (Often lost in thought.)]
German Spring 2012 Zekrom [OT: FRÜ2012 ID: 03102 Jolly (Often lost in thought.)]
Italian Spring 2012 Reshiram [OT: PRI2012 ID: 03102 Modest (Alert to sounds.)]
Italian Spring 2012 Zekrom [OT: PRI2012 ID: 03102 Naughty (Quick to flee.)]
Spanish Spring 2012 Reshiram [OT: PRI2012 ID: 03102 Quiet (Mischievous.)]
Spanish Spring 2012 Zekrom [OT: PRI2012 ID: 03102 Naive (Quick to flee.)]
Satoshi's Reshiram [OT: サトシ ID: 07161 Docile (Sturdy body.)]
Satoshi's Reshiram [OT: サトシ ID: 07161 Lonely (Often lost in thought.)]
Satoshi's Zekrom [OT: サトシ ID: 07161 Jolly (Somewhat vain.)] <--- Has EVs, but no EXP since it's level 100.
Gamestop Keldeo [OT: SMR2012 ID: 08272 Adamant (Quick tempered.)] <--- Got it myself!
Gamestop Keldeo [OT: SMR2012 ID: 08272 Impish (Sturdy body.)] <--- Got it myself!
Shokotan Keldeo [OT: しょこたん ID: 06232 Modest (Often dozes off.)]
Movie 15 Meloetta [OT: えいがかん ID: 07142 Hasty (Proud of its power.)]
Plasma Genesect [OT: プラズマ ID: 08112 Modest (Strong willed.)]
Korean Plasma Genesect [OT: 플라스마단 ID: 01193 Full Nature Set!]
Spoiler:Gen 1
001 Bulbasaur (UT, lvl 1)
004 Charmander (UT, lvl 1)
006 Charizard (T, lvl 70) NN: GLURAK (Its German Name)
007 Squirtle (UT, lvl 1)
016 Pidgey (UT, lvl 51)
022 Fearow (UT, lvl 48)
023 Ekans (UT, lvl 18)
024 Arbok (T, lvl 26)
025 Pikachu (UT, lvl 7) NN: Ray
028 Sandslash (UT, lvl 49) NN: SANDAMER (Its German Name)
035 Clefairy (UT, lvl 62) NN: Cygnus
038 Ninetales (T, lvl 46)
040 Wigglytuff (UT, lvl 16)
042 Golbat (UT, lvl 47)
043 Oddish (UT, lvl 27) NN: GREEN
045 Vileplume (T, lvl 100)
046 Paras (UT, lvl 12)
054 Psyduck (UT, lvl 17)
058 Growlithe (UT, lvl 2)
065 Alakazam (T, lvl 100, 255 SpA 255 SPE)
068 Machamp (UT, lvl 45)
072 Tentacool (UT, lvl 20)
073 Tentacruel (BT, lvl 30)
076 Golem (UT, lvl 36)
077 Ponyta (UT, lvl 42) NN: Miracle
078 Rapidash (UT, lvl 49)
080 Slowbro (T, lvl 52)
081 Magnemite (UT, lvl 29)
086 Seel (UT, lvl 1, FLAWLESS)
090 Shellder: KAISER's Shellder (UT, lvl 1, FLAWLESS)
091 Cloyster (UT, lvl 60)
094 Gengar (T, lvl 100, 12 HP 8 ATK 242 SpA 248 SPE) <--- Awesome EVs!
095 Onix (UT, lvl 10)
096 Drowzee (UT, lvl 14)
099 Kingler (T, lvl 100, 255 ATK 255 SPE) <--- Has some ribbons.
101 Electrode (UT, lvl 30)
108 Lickitung (UT, lvl 34, JAP)
109 Koffing (UT, lvl 14)
110 Weezing (T, lvl 31)
116 Horsea (UT, lvl 1, FLAWLESS)
120 Staryu (UT, lvl 27)
122 Mr. Mime (UT, lvl 1, FLAWLESS)
127 Pinsir (UT, lvl 52)
128 Tauros (UT, lvl 16)
129 Magikarp (UT, lvl 5)
130 Gyarados (UT, lvl 30)
131 Lapras (UT, lvl 46)
133 Eevee (UT, lvl 1)
134 Vaporeon (T, lvl 50, HP Electric 70, 188 HP 252 DEF 70 SPE)
137 Porygon (UT, lvl 18)
140 Kabuto (UT, lvl 20)
142 Aerodactyl (UT, lvl 1, FLAWLESS)
144 Articuno (UT, lvl 50)
146 Moltres (UT, lvl 50)
149 Dragonite (T, lvl 71)
150 Mewtwo (T, lvl 100)
Spoiler:Gen 2
152 Chikorita (UT, lvl 5)
155 Cyndaquil (UT, lvl 1)
158 Totodile (UT, lvl 1, FLAWLESS, JAP)
160 Feraligatr (T, lvl 52, JAP)
161 Sentret (UT, lvl 3)
163 Hoothoot (UT, lvl 13)
165 Ledyba (UT, lvl 10)
167 Spinarak (UT, lvl 10)
168 Ariados (UT, lvl 52)
179 Mareep (UT, lvl 34)
181 Ampharos (T, lvl 42)
183 Marill (UT, lvl 21)
185 Sudowoodo (UT, lvl 20)
186 Politoed (T, lvl 100)
189 Jumpluff (T, lvl 27) NN: RARE
190 Aipom (UT, lvl 1)
191 Sunkern (UT, lvl 47)
193 Yanma (UT, lvl 24)
194 Wooper (UT, lvl 1)
200 Misdreavus (UT, lvl 45) NN: Missy
201 Unown (UT, lvl 19)
202 Wobuffet (UT, lvl 1)
204 Pineco (UT, lvl 1)
207 Gligar (UT, lvl 6)
208 Steelix (UT, lvl 36)
209 Snubull (UT, lvl 33)
211 Qwilfish (UT, lvl 1)
212 Scizor (UT, lvl 1)
214 Heracross (T, lvl 100, 255 ATK 255 SPE)
215 Sneasel (UT, lvl 5)
218 Slugma (UT, lvl 15)
220 Swinub (UT, lvl 21)
222 Corsola (UT, lvl 1)
224 Octillery (UT, lvl 40)
225 Delibird (UT, lvl 1)
227 Skarmory (UT, lvl 47)
228 Houndour (UT, lvl 1)
231 Phanpy (UT, lvl 5)
235 Smeargle (UT, lvl 1, FLAWLESS) <--- Knows Sketch, Bolt Strike, Blue Flare, and V-Create!
236 Tyrogue (UT, lvl 17)
239 Elekid (UT, lvl 1)
240 Magby (UT, lvl 55)
241 Miltank (UT, lvl 1)
242 Blissey (T, lvl 83)
248 Tyranitar (T, lvl 55)
249 Lugia (T, lvl 50)
250 Ho-Oh (UT, lvl 70)
Spoiler:Gen 3
252 Treecko (UT, lvl 1)
255 Torchic (T, lvl 7)
258 Mudkip (UT, lvl 1)
260 Swampert (T, lvl 50, HP Electric 70, 252 HP 252 DEF 4 ATK) <--- NON-REDIS
262 Mightyena (BT, lvl 51)
263 Zigzagoon (UT, lvl 3)
269 Dustox (UT, lvl 51)
270 Lotad (BT, lvl 24)
273 Seedot (UT, lvl 1)
276 Taillow (UT, lvl 8)
280 Ralts (UT, lvl 6)
285 Shroomish (UT, lvl 1)
286 Breloom (T, lvl 100, 255 ATK 255 SPE)
293 Whismur (UT, lvl 1)
301 Delcatty (UT, lvl 40)
302 Sableye (UT, lvl 49)
304 Aron (UT, lvl 7)
305 Lairon (UT, lvl 40)
306 Aggron (T, lvl 100, 255 ATK 255 DEF)
310 Manectric (T, lvl 32)
314 Illumise (UT, lvl 50)
316 Gulpin (UT, lvl 24)
318 Carvanha (UT, lvl 21)
320 Wailmer (UT, lvl 33)
324 Torkoal (UT, lvl 55)
328 Trapinch (UT, lvl 1)
329 Vibrava (UT, lvl 53)
331 Cacnea (UT, lvl 1)
334 Altaria (T, lvl 100)
335 Zangoose (T, lvl 65)
336 Seviper (UT, lvl 15)
337 Lunatone (UT, lvl 65)
341 Corphish (UT, lvl 35)
343 Baltoy: Revan's Baltoy (UT, lvl 1, FLAWLESS)
347 Anorith (UT, lvl 20)
349 Feebas (UT, lvl 1)
350 Milotic (UT, lvl 1, FLAWLWESS)
351 Castform (UT, lvl 16) NN: Rain Man
352 Kecleon (UT, lvl 26)
353 Shuppet (UT, lvl 1, FLAWLESS)
355 Duskull (UT, lvl 1)
359 Absol (UT, lvl 1)
361 Snorunt (UT, lvl 36)
363 Spheal (UT, lvl 1)
366 Clamperl (UT, lvl 1)
369 Relicanth (UT, lvl 1, FLAWLESS)
370 Ludvisc (UT, lvl 1)
373 Salamence (T, lvl 61) NN: Salami
374 Beldum (UT, lvl 1)
378 Regice (T, lvl 100)
380 Latias (UT, lvl 40)
381 Latios (UT, lvl 50) NN: Luster
382 Kyogre (UT, lvl 70)
383 Groudon (UT, lvl 50)
384 Rayquaza (T, lvl 100)
386 Deoxys (UT, lvl 30, JAP)
Spoiler:Gen 4
387 Turtwig (UT, lvl 1)
389 Torterra (T, lvl 100)
392 Infernape (T, lvl 36) AND (T, lvl 100)
393 Piplup (UT, lvl 5) NN: PLINFA (Its German Name)
397 Staravia (UT, lvl 16)
402 Kricketune (UT, lvl 17)
403 Shinx (UT, lvl 8)
407 Roserade (T, lvl 70)
410 Shieldon (UT, lvl 20)
412 Burmy (UT, lvl 1)
415 Combee (UT, lvl 7)
416 Vespiquen (T, lvl 100)
419 Floatzel (UT, lvl 48) NN: MUSTEFLOTT
422 Shellos East (UT, lvl 22)
426 Drifblim (T, lvl 50)
427 Buneary (UT, lvl 12)
433 Chingling (UT, lvl 1)
436 Bronzor (UT, lvl 1)
438 Bonsly (UT, lvl 18)
441 Chatot (UT, lvl 1, FLAWLESS)
442 Spiritomb (UT, lvl 25)
443 Gible (UT, lvl 1) and (UT, lvl 1, FLAWLESS)
447 Riolu (UT, lvl 1) NN: RAWR
448 Lucario (T, lvl 76, FLAWLESS, EV'd)
451 Skorupi (UT, lvl 22)
453 Croagunk (UT, lvl 1, FLAWLESS) and (UT, lvl 1, FLAWLESS) <--- One is Naive, the other is Jolly.
454 Toxicroak (T, lvl 50)
455 Carnivine (UT, lvl 1)
464 Rhyperior (T, lvl 100) NN: Rhinastoc (Its French Name)
467 Magmortar (T, lvl 73)
474 Porygon-Z (T, lvl 100, JAP)
475 Gallade (T, lvl 100)
479 Rotom (T, lvl 100)
480 Uxie (UT, lvl 50)
481 Mesprit (UT, lvl 50)
482 Azelf (UT, lvl 50)
483 Dialga (BT, lvl 48) <--- Has a League Ribbon.
484 Regigigas (UT, lvl 70)
485 Heatran (UT, lvl 70) and (T, lvl 100, Almost FLAWLESS, 252 SpA 252 SPE 4 SpD)
487 Giratina (UT, lvl 70)
488 Cresselia (UT, lvl 50)
491 Darkrai (UT, lvl 50)
492 Shaymin (UT, lvl 30, FLAWLESS)
Spoiler:Gen 5
495 Snivy (T, lvl 42)
498 Tepig (UT, lvl 1)
501 Oshawott (UT, lvl 5)
503 Samurott (T, lvl 89, FLAWLESS, EV'd)
504 Patrat (UT, lvl 4)
506 Lillipup (UT, lvl 2)
507 Herdier (UT, lvl 23)
510 Liepard (UT, lvl 20)
513 Pansear (UT, lvl 15)
515 Panpour (UT, lvl 1)
517 Munna (UT, lvl 8)
519 Pidove (UT, lvl 9)
520 Tranquil (UT, lvl 21)
521 Unfezant (T, lvl 34)
524 Roggenrola (UT, lvl 13, 30/30/31/27/30/0) <--- My first RNG! NFT
526 Gigalith (UT, lvl 39)
527 Woobat (UT, lvl 11)
529 Drillbur (UT, lvl 1, FLAWLESS)
530 Excadrill (UT, lvl 39) <--- Has Sand Rush
532 Timburr (UT, lvl 1, 31/31/31/31/31/0)
535 Tympole (UT, lvl 13)
538 Throh (UT, lvl 38)
539 Sawk (UT, lvl 12)
541 Swadloon (UT, lvl 20) Caught it myself
545 Scolipede (T, lvl 30) NN: Brutapode (Its French Name)
548 Petilil (UT, lvl 1, 31/x/31/31/31/31)
550 Basculin (UT, lvl 20)
551 Sandile (UT, lvl 21)
554 Darumaka (UT, lvl 1, FLAWLESS)
555 Darmanitan (UT, lvl 35, Zen Mode)
556 Maractus (UT, lvl 20)
557 Dwebble (UT, lvl 1)
559 Scraggy (UT, lvl 1, JAP, FLAWLESS)
561 Sigilyph (UT, lvl 20)
562 Yamask (UT, lvl 1, FLAWLESS)
563 Cofagrigus (UT, lvl 50)
564 Tirtouga (UT, lvl 25)
566 Archen (UT, lvl 1)
569 Garbodor (T, lvl 100, JAP)
570 Zorua (UT, lvl 1)
572 Minccino (UT, lvl 32, JAP)
574 Gothorita (UT, lvl 23)
577 Solosis (UT, lvl 1)
580 Ducklett (UT, lvl 25)
581 Swanna (UT, lvl 48)
582 Vanillite (UT, lvl 22)
585 Deerling (UT, lvl 26)
586 Sawsbuck (UT, lvl 34)
587 Emolga (UT, lvl 48)
588 Karrablast (UT, lvl 1)
590 Foongus (UT, lvl 30)
595 Joltik (UT, lvl 24)
597 Ferroseed (UT, lvl 25) NN: Thorny Gal
599 Klink (UT, lvl 26)
602 Tynamo (T, lvl 2)
607 Litwick (UT, lvl 1)
610 Axew (UT, lvl 31)
612 Haxorus (T, lvl 100, JAP)
613 Cubchoo (UT, lvl 28)
615 Cryogonal (UT, lvl 1)
616 Shelmet (UT, lvl 30)
618 Stunfisk (UT, lvl 32)
619 Mienfoo (UT, lvl 1, FLAWLESS)
620 Mienshao (UT, lvl 59)
621 Druddigon (UT, lvl 33)
622 Golett (UT, lvl 30)
624 Pawniard (UT, lvl 31)
626 Bouffalant (UT, lvl 35)
627 Rufflet (UT, lvl 50)
628 Braviary (UT, lvl 58, JAP)
629 Vullaby (UT, lvl 34)
630 Mandibuzz (UT, lvl 60)
631 Heatmor (UT, lvl 37)
632 Durant (UT, lvl 32)
633 Deino (UT, lvl 38) AND (UT, lvl 1, FLAWLESS, JAP)
636 Hydreigon (T, lvl 100, FLAWLESS, 252 SpA 252 SPE 6 HP)
637 Volcarona (UT, lvl 70) and (T, lvl 100, FLAWLESS, 252 SpA 252 SPE 4 HP) <--- Not certain of EVs...
639 Terrakion (UT, lvl 42, FLAWLESS, JAP)
640 Virizion (UT, lvl 42)
641 Tornadus (UT, lvl 40)
642 Thundurus (UT, lvl 40, HP Ice)
645 Landorus (UT, lvl 70, JAP)
646 Kyurem (UT, lvl 75)
And now, for my
Spoiler:My Wants
Korean Cinema Celebi
Shin Se Gae Manaphy
Stamp Absol and Pichu
PCNY Pokemon on 4th Gen
Birthday Audinos from '11-12
Korean DW Eeveelutions
Ierukana Pikachu
Complete Nature Sets of Pikachu Events I don't have
Any shinies I don't have.
Any Events I don't have.
Any Gen 1-5 breedable Pokemon I don't have.
So, guys, that's it for now. Thanks for coming, and leave a post if you're interested in trading. My FC is 2881 0125 0998, as seen in my signature, and my IGN is S.
Also, if you have any feedback about my shop, I'd be glad to hear it
Shop Honors:
Recipient of FILIP22's Best Traders Trophy!
Recipient of Fishy's Awesome Blaziken Trophy! (Made by Gladeshadow)
One of the most successful shops on Serebii
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Apr 28, 13 at 1:05pm ^re: Gad's Trade Shop
Hey the're, I'm looking for dw kanto starters, but not cloned, are both of yours cloned ?
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Apr 28, 13 at 1:30pm ^re: Gad's Trade Shop
Nice to see you back gadmaget! Good luck with the shop! =D
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Apr 28, 13 at 1:32pm ^re: Gad's Trade Shop
im interested in you 004 Charmander (UT, lvl 1) i am offering a shiny pichu gen 4 or shiny ninetales gen 4
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Apr 28, 13 at 1:35pm ^re: Gad's Trade Shop
Can I have trainer ids for smeargle mr mime, terrakion and shaymin? Also check out my shop for what you want in return
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Apr 28, 13 at 2:33pm ^re: Gad's Trade Shop
Thanks, Amsey
quote DarkcollectorYes, they are. Sorry.
quote ben99runsCould I have the ID on the Pichu, if it's UT?
quote maj48Smeargle: 14496
Mr. Mime: 34798
Terrakion: 30160
Shaymin: 56248
Nagoya Magikarp
Groudon (ID: 11212)
Kyogre (ID: 11212)
Could I have the Nature, Characteristic, and HP stat of each of these?
And I'm also interested in
#309 Electrike♂ (level 1)
OT: Unix ♀ (White, 2340/0)
Timid - Static - 31/31/31/31/31/31 - Untrained
Thunderbolt - Fire Fang - Thunder Fang - Ice Fang
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Apr 28, 13 at 2:34pm ^re: Gad's Trade Shop
the id of the shiny pichu is 03050
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Apr 28, 13 at 2:41pm ^re: Gad's Trade Shop
The stats of the kyogre and groudon are in my pokecheck link here:https://www.pokecheck.org/?p=box&bid=4&u=maj48
The nagoya is jolly, impetous and silly and hp=154
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Apr 28, 13 at 2:45pm ^re: Gad's Trade Shop
Can you post the natures and trainer names of all but shaymin?
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Apr 28, 13 at 3:18pm ^re: Gad's Trade Shop
quote ben99runsSorry, that's an event which I already have
quote maj48I'm interested in all three of yours.
Terrakion is Mat and Adamant
Smeargle is Chris and Bashful
Mr. Mine is Brad and Calm
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Apr 28, 13 at 3:27pm ^re: Gad's Trade Shop
Hi there.
I'm interested in some of your Pokemon, so I filled out your form and have it below.
Spoiler: Trade Form
IGN: Travis (TheFreak123 here on Neoseeker)
What you want:
086 Seel (UT, lvl 1, FLAWLESS)
235 Smeargle (UT, lvl 1, FLAWLESS) <--- Knows Sketch, Bolt Strike, Blue Flare, and V-Create!
353 Shuppet (UT, lvl 1, FLAWLESS)
441 Chatot (UT, lvl 1, FLAWLESS)
453 Croagunk (UT, lvl 1, FLAWLESS) (Naive)
What you're offering: Any 5 Pokemon from my shop, found here. Just so you know, I am informing you now that most if not all of my Pokemon have been obtained using the RNG method.
Items (If applicable): None.
Your FC: 1077 9552 7308 (Black 2)
Thanks in advance!
FC: 1135-1509-6592 IGN: Travis
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Apr 28, 13 at 4:05pm ^re: Gad's Trade Shop
gadmaget I'm interested in your Shiny Flawless Smeargle. I can offer anything from Shiny Flawless Section of My Part of the Shop hehe
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Apr 28, 13 at 6:46pm ^re: Gad's Trade Shop
The three that you posted are all public on pokecheck, making them virtually worthless. I can still trade you one of the pokes you wanted for the shaymin (preferably not the Magikarp though cuz I can't clone it myself)
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Apr 28, 13 at 7:20pm ^re: Gad's Trade Shop
quote TheFreak123I'm interested in these. Please be advised that some of the ones you wanted from me are, unfortunately, public on Pokecheck
quote Eldencin CruzThe Smeargle is apparently public on Pokecheck :/
quote maj48Oh, are they? :/ Damn. They weren't when I got them. It really sucks, man. Most of my rarer shinies have gotten spammed on Serebii since I got them and ended up being public on Pokecheck. Pokecheck is actually the reason I stopped caring much for shinies, since I can technically have all of them at the click of a button It's a great tool, but it sorta ruins trading.
Lol I failed and gave you SID for the Shaymin, which is Mat's xD That one's clearly public on Pokecheck.
Are you interested in any events for your events, perhaps?
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Apr 28, 13 at 7:27pm ^re: Gad's Trade Shop
Are you sure? I searched up the ID for shaymin on pokecheck and no results came up.
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Gustavo Watch, Part 1
Gustavo Chacin, the man who stole a baseball from me at my last game, has already fallen victim to the Hample Jinx. Sidelined with an elbow injury since June 9, he just got rocked for the second straight rehab start with the Triple-A Syracuse SkyChiefs. After allowing four runs in just two-thirds of an inning in his previous outing, Chacin suffered the loss last night, coughing up two runs on six hits in 2 2/3 innings. In three games with the SkyChiefs this season, he's 0-2 with a 15.88 ERA. The Jinx, apparently, is so powerful that it has also affected his teammates; since Chacin robbed me, the Blue Jays have gone 0-4 to slip 9.5 games out of first place. Mwahaha.
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Get em Zack! Maybe he stole the ball from you because he thought you had already jinxed him..
Well at the auto session I'm gonna probably ask Johnny Mac if he can try to toss me a ball at the Jays dugout when the gates open. I probably won't be able to, but its worth a shot I have nothing to lose.
Cowabunga!!!! You really got the dude on the ropes. Keep up the bad work until he's forced to apologize for kicking the ball away from your glove trap. And personally begs you to lift the Hample Jinx.
I went to the auto session and got autos from John McDonald, Ted Lilly, Ernie Whitt and Cito Gaston also from Jason Spezza (hockey player). It was a fun day and me and my friend are gonna be on the web site o yea! I also talked to Johnny Mac for a while and asked if he could toss me a ball on Sunday and he said just come over to the dugout and ask me and tell me that I met you here.
So I can't wait for tomorrow to get some balls, a Gaston bobblehead and see a homerun derby pre-game.
Rumor has it that Mitch Williams is still feeling the affects of the jinx, even 13 years later!
Loved your book!!!
Please reverse this curse, even though the Jays look out now.
http://bluejaysandmore.blogspot.com/ Updated and u can post comments. Also talk about my Sox tomorrow.
Thanks. There is, however, no explanation for Chacin's actions.
Sounds like you milked the autograph session for all it was worth. I hope Mac comes through for you tomorrow. Sorry but I won't reverse The Jinx until I get a ball AND an apology from Chacin.
I like how you think.
Thanks so much. I'm glad to hear it. As for Mitch…I'm glad to hear that, too. :-)
hey zack
been away for a while so in response to this post and the yank/ jays game. this chacin curse is killing us weve lost 6 straight and ar eprety much out of it now. but good stuff at yankee stadium that chacin thing was prety funny though. did he come out of nowhere and smack it out or was he around for a while? After he did it what did you do you say anything to him? lol
anyways good stuff GO JAYS GO!
Actually, the Jays have now lost seven in a row, but anyway, Chacin was nearby when I started to use the trick. He simply strolled over, and after I'd raised my glove a few feet, he tapped it gently a few times until the ball slipped out. Once I saw that he wasn't going to then give me the ball, I was like, "Dude! What the ****!" and he put up his index finger as if to say, "Hold on, I'll get you one later," but then he never did, and so he's Jinxed.
yeah 7 my bad atleast i havnt had to watch the games this past week that wouldve been so bad. but anyways that ***** about Gustavo but what can you do this Hample jinx will be the opposite of the others and chacin will return soon and be on fire
dude thats just scary. next time someone does that, you should warn them theyve just been jinxed, and if they ask you why, tell them about everyone else that got jinxed. that will really scare them.
oh yeah Big Papi Home Run #40!
It could not have happen to a nicer guy! What an ultra maroon!!!!
I heard(actually saw) My favorite baseball player Julian Tavarez stunk today!
OHHHHHH i love that guy!
I think the curse is reversed. The Jays won and I think the curse is reversed because I got a Chacin auto tdy!
Jimmy:do the jays still have hope?RED SOX LOST My favorite player julian Tavarez gave up a walkoff to tampa
****!!! went to the jays sox game and came home empty handed aside from my cito gaston bobblehead and a jon garland and shaun marcum auto… no BP but a pregame softball home run derby was prety cool
why is julian tavarez your favorite player kaylee? personally i think he is a mediocre pitcher
Ohh He is that was a joke i hate him!
The only way Chacin will be on fire is when he gets lit up. Sorry you got blanked in the ball department, but at least you got a few autos.
Let this blog serve as my warning to the next would-be ball thief.
I'm glad you agree.
I'm starting to wonder if you've jinxed Tavarez.
The Jinx is NOT reversed. The Jays will win games. Chacin himself might even win a few, but trust me, his career will never be the same…
Zack- I hope i did!
I might blog about my day at the ballpark. However there won't be any pictures as my camera died when I got to the stadium.
Jimmy-That iss fine did you answer my question yet?
Zack-Julian Tavarez deserves to be Jinxed.He is awful.I hate him.He should be in the minors.
Tavarez should take some anger management courses.
Sorry to hear that about your camera. Mine is actually about to die as well. I hope it gets me through San Diego.

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- Three-dimensional (3D) micro/nano-structuring of photo-resists is systematically studied at the close-to-dielectric- breakdown irradiance. It is demonstrated that avalanche absorption is playing a major part in free electron generation and chemical bond breaking at these conditions. The steps of photo-initiation and chemical bond breaking in propagation of polymerization are altered as compared with photo-polymerization at low-irradiance and one-photon stereo-lithography. The avalanche dominates radical generation and promotion of polymerization at tight focusing and a high ∼TW/cm2 irradiance. The rates of electron generation by two-photon absorption and avalanche are calculated for the experimental conditions. Simulation results are corroborated by 3D polymerization in three resists with different photo-initiators at two different wavelengths and pulse durations. The smallest feature sizes of 3D polymerized logpile structures are consistent with spectral dependencies of the two photon nonlinearities. Implications of these findings for achieving sub-100 nm resolution in 3D structuring of photo-polymers are presented.
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I can finally say with complete certainty…..You ARE right! Can't wait to do my civic duty tomorrow. No absentee ballot for me.
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Two votes for Obama. Didn't realize you could vote absentee AND on election day.
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Some of this blog reminds me of Barack Obama's speech at the Democratic National Convention (and it was a great speech).
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Not old enough to vote yet… but, I did vote in my school mock election so I did my part lolz. You should've seen some of the slogans people were coming up with for the fake campaigning. Here's a whiff: "Even your mama would vote for Obama." "Ain't no one better at the game than John McCain." and my favorite "Don't be a hater, vote for Nader." [When is that guy not on the ballot?]
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Appendix B
Research Methodology
The research approach underlying this guide is a combination of case study methodology and benchmarking of best practices. Used in businesses worldwide as they seek to continuously improve their operations, benchmarking has more recently been applied to education for identifying promising practices. Benchmarking is a structured, efficient process that targets key operations and identifies promising practices in relationship to traditional practice, previous practice at the selected sites (lessons learned), and local outcome data. The methodology is further explained in a background document, 51 which lays out the justification for identifying promising practices based on four sources of rigor in the approach:
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Assess for student readiness to take online courses, especially advanced course work online;
Provide a ladder for student success, with frequent and varied supports for students including teacher interaction and on-site mentors;
Design and deliver highly engaging courses using online media;
Serve a diverse student population;
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Documentation from each program served as additional sources of information. Collected during the site visits, these documents included such items as course descriptions, recruiting and marketing materials, online screen shots, instructor training materials, school site facilitator guides, parent-student agreements for participation, and program evaluations.
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This descriptive research process suggests promising practices—ways to do things that others have found helpful, that is, lessons they have learned—and offers practical how-to guidance. This is not the kind of experimental research that can yield valid causal claims about what works. Readers should judge for themselves the merits of these practices, based on their understanding of why they should work, how they fit the local context, and what happens when they actually try them. Also, readers should understand that these descriptions do not constitute an endorsement of specific practices or products.
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Ultimately, readers of this guide will need to select, adapt, and implement practices that meet their individual needs and contexts. District, school, and online learning program leaders coming together in learning communities may continue to study the issues identified in this guide, using the ideas and practices from these sites as a springboard for their own action research. In this way, a pool of promising practices will grow, and educators can support each other in implementation and learning.
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PAK-FA weapons bay test-bed with stealth serrated doors on S-37, taken 21/03/08 (courtesy of UAZ):
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It is interesting to see the serated edges , i wonder if PAKFA would have these , becuse with advances LMA didnt need those on the F-35 to have same effect.
hmmm... where are you seeing serrated edges? :confused:
I wonder to what extent the bay(s) arrangement follows that of the Raptor, or two large bays in tandem.
Looks like they're taking LO seriously, though.
I had confused Saw tooth openings with serated edges . The RAM on the F-35 is much thicker then on the F-22 and supposedly costs 1/10th of that of the F-22 (in addition to being better and built to tighter tolerances).
I didn't know they were using the Su-47 as a testbed until recently. I'm pleasantly surprised. Hopefully they'll test the PAK FA's thrust vectoring on it as well and then my dream airplane will be complete.
for your convenience i will post it again all material at one place. since connection between Su-47, PAK-FA and composite materials.
Russian fifth-generation combat aircraft to be built of materials tested on Berkut
MOSCOW. May 5 (Interfax-AVN) - The first fifth-generation fighters will be made of composites tested on the SU-47 experimental aircraft (formerly S-37 Berkut), a competent source in the Russian defense industry told Interfax-Military News Agency Monday.
"The first fifth-generation fighters are to be built of further developed and upgraded composite materials of the type used in the SU-47 experimental aircraft," he said.
The source said that, for example, the composites that the wing panels of the SU-47 are made of have been tested thoroughly, and the designer of the future fighter knows they will work well.
However, he went on, the technology of the production of the SU-47's wing panels has been poorly automated and still requires much manual labor.
"The production technology should be upgraded. The serial production of the fighter has to involve new materials, and the automation level of the production technology should be much higher for lower labor intensity and production cost," the source said.
He also said that the Russian Aircraft Materials Institute (VIAM) was working on new materials for the fifth-generation aircraft engine.
"VIAM does this in close cooperation with the Central Aircraft Engine Production Institute that has inspired the creation of the engine. For example, it is necessary to make a high-curvature wide-chord working blade. The problem is not only to produce the blade, but also to tailor the material it is made of. The whole production process is to be automated," the source said
Russian R&D institute starts working out new composite materials for 5th generation fighter
MOSCOW. April 30,2003 (Interfax-AVN) - The All-Russian R&D Institute of Aircraft Materials (VIAM) has started designing composite materials for the fifth-generation fighter, a competent source in the Russian defense industry told Interfax-Military News Agency on Wednesday.
"The future composite materials most have advanced strength and rigidity specifications, as well as advanced heat stability. These parameters must be better by about 30 to 40 percent," the source said.
According to experts, composite materials will amount to about 30 percent of the total weight of fifth-generation planes and aircraft engines. Specific weight of new composite materials is four to six times as low as that of steels and 1.5 times as low as that of alumunium alloys, the source said.
"The composite materials being designed for the fifth- generation aircraft engine withstand the temperature of 400 degrees for a long time. The blades and entire screw as well as first blades of the compressor can be made of these materials," he said.
VIAM has received the largest order for designing new composite materials from the Sukhoi military aircraft corporation that is responsible for designing the fifth-generation fighter, the source noted.
In addition, one of the major agreements that have been concluded deals with certification of the TU-334 passenger plane.
VIAM is also working with the Aviadvigatel JSO based in Perm to improve the PS-90A aircraft engine and create its PS-90A2 variety with advanced noise specifications.
"New materials must provide for the aircraft engines' compliance with noise requirements of Chapter Four of ICAO Annex 16 and for creating the research and technical backlog to ensure compliance with Chapter Five of this annex that is yet to take effect," the source stressed.
The composites Sarychev and Shalaev are investigating are similar in structure to films that were being developed for use on stealth aircraft by the Soviet Union when Sarychev was a researcher at the Russian Academy of Science. The difference is mainly a matter of scale.
The work began in the 1980s and rapidly progressed until the crash of the Soviet Union, Sarychev said. The material was almost ready for aircraft when the Cold War ended and interest faded. It would have required building a new airplane, and there was no money.
The goal of that research was to develop an aircraft skin that would absorb microwave radiation. After Sarychev came to the United States and began collaborating with Shalaev, the two became interested in the optical applications of percolation composites.
It is quite different in the microwave range, but the main idea is the same, Sarychev said. Before, we worked on material that would absorb microwave radiation from far away. Then we started to look inside the material.
Sarychev has been a visiting professor of physics at NMSU twice and is now a college professor of physics. He has a Ph.D. from the Moscow Physical-Technical Institute and a Doctor of Science -- a degree that is higher than the Ph.D. and goes only to the countrys top researchers -- from the Institute of High Temperatures of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
Are they going to have a dedicated avionics test bed with all the equipment etc such as the modified aircrafts used by LMA ??
Also why is this thread tagged for jon james??
Just thought I'd point out that the reason that the underside shots taken early on do not show serrated or sawtooth doors is because if you look closely, there has been an additional fairing added to the underside of the Berkut.
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Just thought I'd point out that the reason that the underside shots taken early on do not show serrated or sawtooth doors is because if you look closely, there has been an additional fairing added to the underside of the Berkut.
Whatever works, I guess. Reminds me of the EE Lightning's belly tank.
Yep, the shot sferrin posted was scanned from a magazine around 2001 and shows the original configuration of the bays. The new fairing is a very recent addition.
Am I right in thinking the S-47 has 6 weapons bays?
looks like single missile bays? whats the point of having six bays with opening shutting mechanisms ? i think one big one for BVR weapons and 2 or 3 small ones for WVR should have been a better option. Maybe they have tried various other configs on the aircraft.
It's just I thought you'd shed your burden of living in denial- guess I was wrong.
Well, regarding the doors, I know in the game Ace Combat (there goes my credibility out the window :eek:) it has the Su-47 with the same bay arrangement as planeman6000's picture. In the game, it's depicted as two bays (with two doors that fold open like the raptor), the large one in the back with the big missiles/bombs and the small one in the front that holds two small missiles. (AA-8 in this case)
...okay, so it's just a video game, but its the closet thing that I can think of seeing the Berkut's bay doors in action. http://www.cheesebuerger.de/images/s...onfus/n010.gif
The big bay in the old pictures almost looks like it could have an accordion type door, with small folding sections which all squeeze up to the sides. A benefit would be that when the bay is open there aren't large "barn doors" swung down and affecting side RCS. The drawback would be complexity, and inability to hang rail launching weapons from open doors (R-73, in the JSF AMRAAM style).
The new fairing looks like it has a simpler door system, maybe testing something for the PAK-FA.
[QUOTE=Arkali106;1252510]The big bay in the old pictures almost looks like it could have an accordion type door, with small folding sections which all squeeze up to the sides. A benefit would be that when the bay is open there aren't large "barn doors" swung down and affecting side RCS. The drawback would be complexity, and inability to hang rail launching weapons from open doors (R-73, in the JSF AMRAAM style).
Less side RCS, but a notable increase in fore/aft RCS. I think they are, in fact 6 seperate bays. Not ideal, in my mind, but I suspect the large number of small doors has a smaller effect on RCS than the big US style doors. It does limit the overall size of the weapons that can be deployed, however.
More things to go wrong, yes. OTOH, a door failure only affects 1/6th the weaponry, not 50% or more, like the Rapter.
You pays your money, and makes your choices. :)


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Who Will Pardon the Pardoner?
If there is one virtue voters had every reason to expect from Barack Obama, it is a strong sense of social justice. Yet somehow the one-time community organizer has dropped that ball when it comes to the exercise of his constitutional power to pardon individuals who have committed federal offenses. With only one sentence commutation and 22 pardons (for offenders who served their time), Obama has the lowest pardon rate of any modern president.
This week Inspector General Michael E. Horowitz informed the Department of Justice that the president's pardon attorney, Ronald Rodgers, withheld information that could have led to the release of Clarence Aaron, who was sentenced to life without parole for a first-time nonviolent drug offense in 1993 when he was 24 years old. Horowitz referred the issue to the deputy attorney general for possible administrative action. A Justice Department spokesman informed me that has the department "initiated a process to amend the relevant provisions."
No hurry. Aaron's not going anywhere.
Maybe it doesn't bother the president that, because of a dysfunctional sentencing system, a black college student who screwed up and got involved in the drug trade will never walk free again. Horowitz found that Rodgers' conduct "fell substantially short of the high standards to be expected of Department of Justice employees and of the duty that he owed to the president of the United States." But maybe this administration wants to be duped.
Aaron's situation, however, did matter to George W. Bush. The previous pardon attorney had recommended that Aaron's clemency petition be denied. Bush asked his Justice Department to review Aaron's petition in 2007.
Rodgers then checked with the prosecuting U.S. attorney's office and the judge who sentenced Aaron. In a change of thinking, the prosecutor recommended that Aaron's sentence be reduced so that he could be out in 2014; the judge was OK with an immediate commutation.
If passed on, that information would have given the White House a green light to commute Aaron's sentence. Instead, the report found, Rodgers recommended against clemency as he inaccurately represented the U.S. attorney's statement and "used ambiguous language" on the judge's new position.
Will there be any consequences? Political scientist P.S. Ruckman blogged that Obama should get a new pardon attorney as Rodgers' "only noticeable talent … is the dull bureaucratic energy to deny applications, by the thousands."
Aaron's attorney Margaret C. Love argues that the president should commute Aaron's sentence immediately.
Good luck with that. Earlier this month, Love was on a bipartisan panel hosted by The Heritage Foundation; some panelists argued that presidents should go outside their administrations and appoint bipartisan panels to issue pardon recommendations. Imagine. The most powerful man in the free world has an unfettered power — to show mercy, no less — and Beltway types think the only way he can exercise it is by passing it off to others. With this administration, they may be right.
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When writing Quickcheck unit tests for an Erlang application, it usually happens that you require to stub some external application, since you're not interested in System Tests, but you want to test your application as a mere black box.
You want complete control on the results provided by your stubs, so that you can successfully check the properties you need for your application.
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In your quickcheck module, just define in your state the results you need, together with their default value:
-record(state, {stub_result = true}).
Define the initial state as follows:
initial_state() -> init. initial_state_data() -> #state{}.
In your property, create an ETS table containing the results (don't forget to delete it after running the tests) and call the run_commands function by passing an extra parameter:
prop_commands() -> ?FORALL({Cmds, State}, custom_commands(), ?TRAPEXIT(begin results = ets:new(results, [named_table, set, public]), ets:insert(results, {stub_result, State#state.stub_result}), {H,S,Res} = eqc_fsm:run_commands(?MODULE, Cmds, [{var, stub_result}]), true = ets:delete(results), ...
The custom_commands function is the place where you set the list of available results:
custom_commands() -> ?LET(State, #state{stub_result = oneof([true, false])}, {more_commands(100, eqc_fsm:commands(?MODULE, {init, State})), State}).
You can check the result in your postconditions, as follows:
postcondition(_From, _To, S, {call, _, _, _}, R) -> S#state.stub_result == R.
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Those words were calmly spoken by Jamey Haws, a week before the massive surge of boots and cowboy hats descend upon the Bee County Expo Center for Western Week 2012.
Haws, who's in charge of the music portion of Western Week this year, doesn't seem at all nervous about the huge task set before him.
And, even though he has programmed the pavilion stage for the past three years, things have changed a bit this time around.
This year, he's in charge of the entire slate of music, from the pavilion to the rodeo arena.
Openers, secondary acts and then, of course, the headliners.
"I'm going to pretty much coordinate everything out there," Haws said.
"The rodeo arena is a bigger, different animal, but I have a lot of help in that area.
"Jason Maddox is one of the acts, but he's going to help out."
But even with this year being his first time booking the major bands for the major music portion of Western Week, he didn't sit back and book the familiar bands we've seen in the past.
He did something quite different.
Haws looked in our own back yard and got some major players from the emerging Texas music scene currently making waves – albeit not in the mainstream market.
And the gamble might just pay off.
"It's a combination of things – bands I like, bands from around here, bands from a little bit further out from around here to help bring people from other counties and whatnot.
"A lot of it just comes down to who I like and who I know will come down and make a good show."
With musicians like Ray Wylie Hubbard, Pake Rossi and Hayes Carll, there's a great timeline of Texas country that weaves them all together.
"Whether they're names that everyone's heard of or not, the truth is they're quintessential to why the Texas music scene is as productive and is as big as it is today.
"Even though it might be a little different and people may not, at first glance, know the names, the bands are going to get up on stage and just give 110 percent.
"I'm willing to take a risk to bring a band that I know will perform well and sound good on stage as opposed to a name that people might know."
Past, present and future Texas country musicians will all come together for one night on one stage for what's likely to be one heck of a show.
And Haws isn't letting the enormous arena change the way he thinks about the brand of music he feels people should be enjoying.
"Bringing in bands for people to see live is the part of it I really enjoy.
"The stage is just a place where you get to see music performed at it's best. That's the part of it I like.
"I generally know what sounds good and what people will like. And that's the part that's important to me. That the music is good and the live performance is good.
"I go to a lot of concerts, and you see one great show by a band that's not a big name without lasers and fire everywhere, and it really changes.
"You see music for what it is."
And it's Haws' keen sense of the music industry as a whole that makes him even more suited to fill the stages this time around.
"It's part of my passion in music. I'm not a musician; I can't sing, and I don't play an instrument. But I have a passion for music that I've had since I was a very little kid."
And Haws lends his talents to many around the area and is constantly meeting new musicians and acts.
"My cousin drummed with everybody, and it's funny the people he meets know me or knows someone I know.
"It's just really weird, but it keeps happening.
"If I see an act or a musician that I really like and if it's possible or accessible for both of us, I'll do whatever I can to help them.
"Big Dan from Kicker 106 is cool and helps out a lot. I've gone there with singles for several of the acts I work for, and they've played all of them. They've been really supportive."
And, spending the last three years booking smaller bands and running the smaller pavilion stage seemed like practice for the music aficionado.
And that gig set him up for the big show.
"They knew I worked with a lot of musicians – I help promote and manage several musicians – they knew that I did that and asked if I could help bring in some bands for the pavilion, and it's kind of just snowballed from there.
"I've spent a lot of time in the last years just making sure the pavilion runs smooth and that we talk about the sponsors and everything on the stage at the pavilion goes good.
"That's where I think it started. We did a good job for the past three years, making sure the pavilion goes good."
And once Haws got offered the rodeo arena, he was off doing what seemed almost impossible.
Putting on one big show for hundreds of fans from all over Texas who never really get a chance to see some of these acts.
"It's very time consuming – calling the bands, doing the advertising.
"There's a lot to do. Getting contracts signed; it's a lot of phone calls and emails.
"It's a lot of time."
He added, "I think, this year more so than in other years, you will really get a chance to see something that just hasn't been done before at Western Week.
"That's not to say that the stuff before wasn't good or that this is better, it's just going to be different, unique and something you shouldn't miss."
And with such an eclectic lineup filling the bill, expectations are high, but none are higher than Haws has himself.
"Expect a lot of great music and maybe something you just haven't seen before. It's going to be a lot of fun. I think it's a blessing.
"You're really going to get a chance to see the purest form of Texas music."
For more information on the events and the bands playing during the weekend visit www.westernweek.org
Paul Gonzales is the entertainment writer at the Bee-Picayune and can be reached at 358-2550, ext. 116, or at email@example.com.