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Around the Archdiocese
Around the Archdiocese is a free listing for Catholic events in the Archdiocese.
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Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish: seeking former and present parishioners for 100th jubilee Nov. 18 Mass with Cardinal George, luncheon follows, 3834 N. Spaulding, to be on mailing list, call (773) 478-2423.
Loretto Gala: July 29, 3 p.m., silent auction, wine and dine 5:30 p.m., live auction follows, $80/person, at Drury Lane Oakbrook, benefits life and ministries of IBVM Sisters in Wheaton, Ill., RSVP before July 20 to (630) 682-9097.
Father Mac Summer Festival: July 29, 2-5 p.m., Chicago-style refreshments, no charge, but donations welcome, in McDermott Center Memorial Garden, 932 W. Washington, RSVP to Jesse, at (312) 226-7984, Ext. 486.
St. Barbara Parish Fest: July 20-21, 6-11 p.m., Polka Mass July 21, 5 p.m. with Good Times Band, food, contests, games, entertainment, outdoor movie, 2859 S. Throop, (312) 842-7979.
Carnival and Music Festival: July 19-22, live bands, ethic foods, shaded beer tent, games, megapass for rides at www.slmparish. org, St. Louise de Marillac Parish, 1144 Harrison, LaGrange Park, call Kelly at (708) 352-2202 for more info.
Our Lady of the Snows: first annual parish carnival, Aug. 2-5, games, food, rides, entertainment, 4810 S. Leamington, call (773) 582-2266.
Blessed Sacrament: Parish Carnival: Aug. 16-19, rides, games, ethnic food, live entertainment, bingo, raffle, 3528 S. Hermitage, (773) 523-3917.
Maternity BVM Parish Fest: Aug. 4-5, games, food, music, 3647 W. North Ave., (773) 772- 9401.
St. Zachary Augustfest: Aug. 9 6-10 p.m., Aug. 10, 6 p.m.-midnight, Aug. 11, 1 p.m.-midnight, Aug. 12, 1-9 p.m., 567 W. Algonquin, Des Plaines. food by local eateries, live bands, www.augustfest. saintzachary.org.
St. Procopius-Holy Trinity Croatian: Kermes, Aug. 10-12, festival to Our Lady of San Juan de Los Lagos, live music, Mexican food, bingo, kids' games, 1641 S. Allport, call Silvia at (312) 226- 7887, for more info.
St. Stephen Family Fest: part of 60th anniversary, Aug. 10, 6-11 p.m. and Aug. 11, 11 a.m.-11 p.m. entertainment includes Rick "Elvis" Saucedo and Galena Dance Studio, food, games, crafters, vendors, 11280 Prospect, Des Plaines, (847) 824-2026.
St. Emeric Parish: seeking participants for Aug. 4, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. craft/garage sale, 4330 W. 180th St., Country Club Hills, call Elayne at (708) 534-2366.
St. Patricia School: seeking crafters and vendors for Sept. 23 fair, 9050 S. 86th Ave., Hickory Hills, call Vicki, at (708) 599-5578, early registration ends Aug. 1.
St. Francis Borgia Parish: seeking crafters and vendors for fair, Oct. 20, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. 8033 W. Addison, correction: call Chris at (773) 625-5449.
St. Matthew Parish: seeking participants for craft and vendor fair, Oct. 27, 1001 E. Schaumburg Road, Schaumburg, call Judy at (847) 891-1220.
St. Edna: Oct. 27, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., 2525 N. Arlington Heights Road, Arlington Heights, call Kathy at (847) 253-1859 before Oct. 1.
"Pray for the United States": hear latest issues on pro-life activities July 26, 4-6 p.m., rosary recited 6-7 p.m., bring lawn chair to grotto area at Our Lady of Sorrows, 5900 W. 147th St., Oak Forest, (708) 429-0760, hosted by Bremen-Orland Families for Life.
"Called by Name": celebration of the feast of St. Mary Magdalene, July 21, 10:30 a.m.-noon, discussion, prayer and guided meditation on life of Mary of Magdala, "Apostle to the Apostles," Shrine of Our Lady of Pompeii, 1224 W. Lexington, register at (312) 421-3757.
The Holy Face Of Jesus Prayer Group: 23rd anniversary, rosary and chaplet of Divine Mercy July 30, 7 p.m., Mass follows at 8 p.m., outdoors at Lascola residence, 9144 S. Central Park, Evergreen Park, call (708) 422- 0206 for more info.
Music in the Courtyard: July 28, after 5 p.m. Mass, The Miller Brothers, rock 'n' roll band; Aug. 5, after 6 p.m. Mass, Holy Family Cantors, and adult open mic, refreshments for purchase, at Holy Family Parish, 2515 W. Palatine Road, Inverness, (847) 359-0042.
Sacred Heart Concert Series: "Music for Strings, Flute and Keyboard," July 26, 7 p.m.; "Music for Brass and Organ," July 29, 4 p.m.; at 8245 W. 111th St., Palos Hills, (708) 974-3336.
"Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat: July 26- 27, 8 p.m., July 28, 1 p.m., St. Thomas of Villanova Parish, 1201 E. Anderson, Palatine, (847) 358- 6999.
Misericordia Artists' Exhibit: "With Hear t and Hands," now through Aug. 14, weekdays 9 a.m.- 4:30 p.m., weekends by appointment, at Mary-Frances & Bill Veeck Gallery, Catholic Theological Union, 5416 S. Cornell, (773) 371-5416.
Bingo: St. Colette Parish, Fridays, doors open 5 p.m., games at 7 p.m., in Halpin Hall, 3900 Meadow Drive, Rolling Meadows, call (847) 394-8100 for more info.
Bingo Raffle Extravanganza: Aug. 19, doors open 1 p.m., games 2:30 p.m.. tickets $85/person in advance, $100/at door, includes card computer, 18 paper cards, dauber and luncheon, St. Benedict Gym, 3943 N. Bell, call (773) 539-0066, Ext. 275, or email email@example.com, limited to 175 patrons.
SHARE Job Network: July 25, 7 p.m., "Resume Development," St. Edna Parish Hurley Center, 2525 N. Arlington Heights Road, Arlington Heights, call (847) 398- 3362 for more info.
St. Hubert Job/Networking: "Establishing Dynamic References," free seminar July 23, 7- 9:15 p.m., at St. Hubert Ministry Center, 729 Grand Canyon, Hoffman Estates, for more info, call Bob at (847) 925-6005.
"How to Generate Interviews": four-session job workshop, free, July 17-18 and July 24- 25, 9 a.m.-noon, at St. Matthew Hughes Center, 999 E. Schaumburg Road, Schaumburg, register with Greg at 1408greg@gmail. com
Catholic Citizens Forum: speaker Eric Voogd, Center for Security Policy in Washington, D.C., has worked with leadership of Jewish and Christian communities on national security, First Amendment freedoms, and policy issues, "Persecuted Christians," Aug. 10, 11:45 a.m. luncheon, $35/person, at Union League Club, 65 W. Jackson, RSVP to Maureen at (708) 352-5834 by Aug. 7.
National Conference of the Newman Association of America: Aug. 9-11, "In the Way of Holiness," 18 national and international presenters, Aug. 10 liturgy celebrated by Cardinal George, at the Conference Center, University of St. Mary of the Lake, Mundelein, to RSVP or for program info, visit newmanassociation.com, or call (814) 871-5756, register by July 20.
"Views from the Veranda:" Fr. Michael O'Connell, "Deepening Your Spiritual Life with the Help of St. Ignatius," July 18, 7 p.m., and Vicki Thorn, "What They Didn't Teach You in Sex Ed," July 25, 7 p.m., at St. Alphonsus Parish, 1429 W. Wellington, call (847) 255-7452 for more info.
Southwest Archdiocesan Singles: picnic, July 21, noon, at Elizabeth Conkey Woods, 13500 S. Central, Grove #1, $11 for cookout, snacks and games, RSVP to Debbie by July 16, (773) 779-3230; also miniature golf event July 28, 3 p.m. at Hollywood Park, 13500 S. Cicero, Crest - wood, dinner follows, RSVP to Ken at (708) 423-4271 by July 27.
Catholic Alumni Club of Chicago: members host and coordinate spiritual, cultural, dance, entertainment, sporting and other events, for other Catholic singles (21-60 years old) or Christian associate members and friends, visit www.caci.org/chicago.html for more information.
New Beginnings: for widowed, divorced, separated or never married, Patriotic Sock Hop, July 21, 7:30 p.m., DJ Ernie Gardner, $8, St. Matthew Parish Center, 1001 E Schaumburg Road, in Schaumburg, Tickets $8, for additional info, call Joan Neville, at (847) 397-9643.
North Side Kairos: peer-led, co-ed, multi-parish retreat on "God's time" for teens completing sophomore, junior or senior year, Aug. 10-13, depart St. Nicholas Parish, 806 Ridge, Evanston, to Bellarmine Hall in Barrington, email nor thside.kairos@gmail. com or call Mónica at (847) 864- 1185 Ext. 33, for info and application.
Vocational Discernment Retreat: for women 18-30, Aug. 3-5, hosted by Daughters of St. Paul, at 172 N. Michigan, contact Sr. Helena at helraphaelfsp@ aol.com, or call (617) 850-5584.
Cabrini Retreat Center: available for groups and individuals of all faiths for meetings, retreats and times of personal prayer, 9430 Golf, Des Plaines, call (847) 297-6530 for more information.
Directed Retreats: choose the number of days, at The Well, 1515 W. Ogden, La Grange Park, call (708) 482-5088 for more info.
St. Therese Hospital School of Nursing: (formerly in Waukegan), seeking class of 1962 for 50th anniversary and alumni meeting Aug. 4, contact Dana Piacenza Davis at email@example.com for more info, or call (847) 304-9042.
Nativity BVM School: seeking alums from years 1942-45 for proposed reunion, call Don Sharko at (708) 422-7252.
Immaculate Heart of Mary School: seeking alums for grand reunion marking parish 100th anniversary, Aug. 18, after 5 p.m. Mass, in old school gym, 3834 N. Spaulding, call (773) 478-1157 ext. 10 for more info.
Seton Academy: seeking class of 1979 for 33rd anniversary, anticipating school's 50th anniversary, classes '77, '78, '80 and '81 as well as Big Sisters' class of 1975 are also invited to Sept. 14-15 gathering at Pheasant Run Resort in St. Charles, Ill., payment by July 28, for more info, contact Jacqueline Penn Taylor at (708) 560-1510 or email email@example.com.
Loretto Englewood: seeking class of 1962 for Oct. 26-27 reunion at Loretto Convent, Wheaton, to be on mailing list, call Kathy Ashe Brady at (708) 687-6461.
Siena High School: seeking all alums for Sept. 29, 11 a.m. reunion, to be on mailing list, contact Mary Ellen at (773) 625-1669, or Kay at email@example.com.
St. Clare of Montefalco Grade School: seeking class of 1962 for Oct. 6, 7 p.m. reunion at Oak Lawn VFW/Johnson-Phelps Post, 9514 S. 52nd Ave., Oak Lawn, other classes from the grade school are welcome to attend, call Alice Wolf Sekal at (708) 246-7515, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
St. Louise de Marillac School: seeking class of 1970 for a fall reunion, call Laura Russ Meyers at (630) 528-8264.
St. Dorothy Alumni Golf Outing: Aug. 18, at Tuckaway Golf Course, Crete, Ill., call (708) 946- 2259 for more info.
St. Michael the Archangel Parish: flea market and car wash, July 21, 9 a.m.-later, 8235 South Shore, (773) 734-4921.
St. Edna Parish: multi-family garage sale, Aug. 11 (rain date Aug. 18), 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m., 2525 N. Arlington Heights Road, Arlington Heights, (847) 398-3362.
St. Nicholas Parish: two buildings filled with items from antiques to sports equipment, July 21, 8 a.m.-3 p.m., food sold 10:30 a.m.- 1:30 p.m., 806 Ridge, Evanston, for more info, call Sr. Christina at (847) 864-1185, Ext. 23.
St. Raphael Parish: Aug. 2-4, 8 a.m.-6 p.m., Aug. 5, 8 a.m.-3 p.m., from antiques to tools, 2101 East Ill. Route 173, ½ mile East of Route 45, Antioch, (847) 395-3474.
Our Lady of Peace Flea Market: first Saturdays, Aug. 4, Sept. 1, Oct. 6, no animals and no sale of food or drinks, hosted by Holy Name Society, 2010 E. 79th St., call rectory at (773) 768-0105.
Faith, Friends & Fun Day: July 30, registration 9:30 a.m., events 10 a.m.-7 p.m., for boys and girls, grades 7-12 grades, camp fee $25/person, sponsored by Archdiocese of Chicago Vocation Office and Totus Tuus Chicago, dress for outdoor spor ts and hiking, at Queen of the Rosary Parish, 750 W. Elk Grove Blvd., Elk Grove Village, call Pat Pacer, at (312) 534- 2587 by July 27, $5 more at door.
St. Florian Vacation Bible School: July 30-Aug. 3, 9 a.m.- noon, for ages 4-10, 13145 S. Houston, for more info, or to register, call Peg at (773) 646-4877.
Grief Counseling: assistance in alleviating pain of loss, recent or past, by appointment, at The Well, 1515 W. Ogden, La Grange Park, (708) 482-5088.
Women's Center 's Needs: seeking Saturday volunteers to greet/direct people entering lobby at 5116 N. Cicero, lobby, also seeking English/Spanish speaking volunteers to hang clothing and assist clients on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Call Jackie at (773) 794-8807. Need three fixed-side cribs, 11 infant car seats/carriers, strollers, other items, for pick-up call (773) 794-1313. If organizing a diaper drive, call Peg at (773) 794-3292.
"Healing Touch": therapeutic massage, $75, offered by appointment at The Well, 1515 W. Ogden, La Grange Park, call (708) 482- 5084.


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Note to self: Clean/re-grease derailleur pivots periodically.
Kinda surprised me this as the derailleur isn't that old as such and doesn't show any bad play in the other pivots. I've a theory that I might have used a thin oil like GT85/TF2 down there at some point and flushed out the grease, and somehow water/mud found it's way in past the seal and ground it to death. I think it could be worthwhile repacking the grease periodically (not that they're mega expensive to replace, but seems a waste when other than this the derailleur is fine).
Just noticed this recently as the gears started skipping towards the top of the cassette, and even jumped over into the spokes at one point (not good for spinnergy wheels! ).
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. - November 25, 2012 (WPVI) -- Two children were among four people killed when a car collided with a minivan on a rural Northern California highway, authorities said.
Five other people were hurt when a Toyota Prius crossed the center line on Highway 50 near Placerville around Saturday night and struck a Toyota Sienna minivan "broadside," said California Highway Patrol spokesman Officer John Frizzell.
Three people in the Prius - a 39-year-old man driving the car, a woman and a child - were killed in the crash, Frizzell said. Another child in the car suffered moderate injuries. Three of the dead lived in the San Francisco Bay area.
Of the five people in the minivan, a 4-year-old girl was killed, Frizzell said. The four others - the 35-year-old female driver, a 51-year-old man and two 1-year-olds suffered minor to moderate injuries. No names were released.
"We don't know what caused the Prius to cross into oncoming traffic," Frizzell said Sunday. "There's an infinite number of possibilities."
Investigators have pulled computers from both vehicles that would indicate how fast they were going at the time of the crash, but collecting that information would probably take days, Frizzell said.
The highway where the crash took place is just outside of Placerville, about 45 miles east of Sacramento. The highway has two lanes, with minor to moderate curves, and with a speed limit of 65 miles per hour, Frizzell said.
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for the record, klerrylol is actually Klerry, not tkd.
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:\ Klerry, I need you in vent to make Ewe feel awkward again, please come back "qt"!
People still play alliance on Boulderfist?
Edited by Samhein on 2/25/12 7:09 AM (PST)
His accusations are based on the feature on the forums where if you ignore one person, it creates a ACCOUNT WIDE IGNORE on EVERY SINGLE CHARACTER they post on, including any alts.
Now if you do that you will realize that once you IGNORE Klerrylol it will also automatically ignore TKD as well. PROOF. EDIT: I wrote some stuff in big letters so it would be easier for you to understand the emphasis of what is being said. |
Edited by Lehnsherr on 2/25/12 12:29 PM (PST)
So, I've been watching this whole thing explode over the last week or so and decided I'd comment as a new transfer a couple weeks back to this server and I guess I'd consider myself a relatively unbiased party to this whole mess.
I've been closely involved in the raiding race for first on about 4 different servers now, and the whole dynamics of this race a really pretty striking. On all the other servers, I saw heavy interaction between the top raiders, people knew the top people in each class and you'd often see them competing for damage, comparing rotations and sharing tips. Honestly I don't know what the state of the Cute 25 man raid team is, but the unfortunate thing from what I can see is that it really isn't at all a part of the Boulderfist community. From what I can tell they might as well be on an entirely different server for the amount of time they interact with anyone. I guess the saddest part that distinguishes this whole thing is, I've seen plenty of cases where guilds may hate each others guts and not get along as part of competing, but even in the worst cases there's a grudging admiration or respect for their opponents skill. Honestly talking to people on both Ally and horde on this server I don't even see any respect for Cute at all, which is probably the saddest part of this whole thing. Just my 2 cents, make of it what you will. |
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ELON Appalachian State's overall offensive picture remained a bit unsettled, but the Mountaineers found a running component that worked Saturday night.
Marcus Cox, a freshman who made his first start, sparked the Mountaineers to their first victory of the season – a 31-21 win against Elon at rain-soaked Rhodes Stadium.
Cox, who rushed for 159 yards and a touchdown and caught five passes for 149 yards and two touchdowns, helped stake the Mountaineers to a 24-0 lead and then preserved the victory with big gains during the closing moments.
"What he did tonight, he made two great plays on receptions for touchdowns, and in the second half, that winning drive, we just rode his back," Appalachian State coach Scott Satterfield said of Cox, a 5-foot-10, 185-pound running back. "You don't normally do that with a true freshman, but he's got a lot of poise and he's got a lot of fight. … I think he's going to be a very special player for us."
Satterfield registered his first win with the Mountaineers, who began their Southern Conference farewell tour by beating the Phoenix for the 18th straight time. The Mountaineers will move to the Sun Belt Conference next season.
Appalachian State receiver Sean Price was reinstated after a two-game suspension. He totaled a team-leading eight catches for 99 yards. Defensive end Ronald Blair was on suspension of an undetermined length.
The Mountaineers found the fixes for their ailing offense during the first half by sustaining drives, establishing the run game and with big gains on pass plays.
"Any time we get points put up on the board it takes a little stress off us, not feeling like we have to keep them to zero points," said redshirt freshman linebacker John Law, who led Appalachian State with 15 tackles, two interceptions and a fumble recovery.
And the Mountaineers did it with two quarterbacks. Jamal Londry-Jackson, a senior who struggled in the two losses, completed 16 of 21 passes for 205 yards a touchdown.
Sophomore Kameron Bryant wound up completing nine of 12 for 199 yards and two touchdowns.
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Londry-Jackson started Saturday but Bryant finished.
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Samara is a small town, about 4-5 hours from San Jose. The 'touristy' part consists of about 5 streets right now. It's a beach town, so it's made up of 3 surf shops, a few souvenir shops/market salesmen, restaurants and bars. A grocery store a couple of banks and a few other buildings. You can walk thru the whole thing in about 15 minutes. If quiet and solitude is what you are looking for this is it.
Activities are surfing and water sports, obviously. You can walk (45 minutes) to Playa Carillo down the road, or take a taxi($8), it's a big almost deserted beach that's actually a bit nicer than Samara. Instead of a plaza, they have a big field that once was a soccer/futbol field.
Interbus (and probably Grayline) goes to and from here, as does Sansa Airlines from the dirt landing strip down the road in Playa Carillo. The 'airport terminal' consists of a couple of pieces of corrugated metal along the roadside.
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Today is Andrew's 6th birthday! Everyone says it, and it's so true, but I've no idea where the time has gone. It seems like we just brought him home from the hospital. How is he in Kindergarten? So, because I've got a list with more things to do than hours to do them, I've got a flyby post today. A recipe for a quick, yet easy spinach appetizer, as well as some pictures of my boy as a baby and his Pac-man birthday cake from Sunday's party. Enjoy!
2 10-oz boxes frozen chopped spinach, thawed & squeeze-dried
1 lb pepper jack cheese, shredded
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1 cup milk
3 large eggs
2 tablespoons garlic, finely minced
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 small jar diced pimentos
2 tablespoons butter, melted
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Axum, the capital of an empire in the Horn of Africa that disappeared 800 years ago, is near Ethiopia's border with Eritrea -- and within range of Eritrean artillery. Sending it home could mean sending it to its doom, the Italians say.
''It's right to honor our international accords, but returning the obelisk wouldn't be justified if the war between Ethiopia and Eritrea begins again,'' Rome's Mayor, Francesco Rutelli, said recently.
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The T-Birds' home opener is Saturday, Sept. 22 against the Portland Winterhawks at 7:05 p.m. at ShoWare Center.
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There are 15 promotional giveaways planned for fans of all ages this season.
Fans will see the return of 2-for-Tuesday nights brought to fans by Directors Mortgage. There are eight games scheduled on a Tuesday this season.
The T-Birds have teamed up with the Kent Reporter for Family Pack Nights. There are three Sunday games this coming season where fans can get four tickets, four hot dogs and four soft drinks for $48. Fans must ask for the Kent Reporter Family Pack at the ShoWare Center box office, which is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, and at 10 a.m. on Saturday game days and noon on Sunday game days.
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The Fred Meyer Turkey Shoot and Ham Shoot will return this coming season. All females in attendance, 18 and older, will have the chance to participate in a puck shoot contest after the game to win a turkey or ham. The Fred Meyer Teddy Bear Toss will also return.
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A late-morning accident Monday on U.S. 72 near D&J Motors caused two people to be transported by ambulance to Athens-Limestone Hospital with injuries described as "non-life threatening" by emergency officials.
Athens Police Chief Floyd Johnson said Andrew J. Horton of Athens, the driver and lone occupant of a 2003 Dodge Caravan, was headed east on U.S. 72 in between Jefferson and Clinton streets when he apparently turned left in front of a westbound 2006 Chrysler Pacifica driven by Tonya H. Burnett of Athens at 11:09 a.m.
"The Dodge was going east and turned left in front of the Chrysler going west in front of D&J Motors, and (two people) were hurt," Johnson said. "The vehicle apparently turned left in front of the other without yielding right of way."
First responders with Athens Fire and Rescue Station No. 1 said both vehicles incurred damage from the side impact of the collision, and that two people — Horton and the lone passenger of the Chrysler — were taken to the hospital with non-critical injuries.
The name of the passenger was not immediately available and multiple attempts for condition updates for Horton and Burnett's passenger were unsuccessful Monday.
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Um, so this is my first flash that I've decided is good enough for newgrounds to submit.
There isn't a preloader (I'm sorry about that) I have not learned how to place a preloader in my animations yet, and next time I will do this for sure.
This is a parody about Pokemon RED/BLUE, hopefully this will bring back good memories about some stupid things you notice in the pokemon games.
Pokemon and all other characters are copyright of Nintendo and Gamefreak. I do not own any of them.
It's 3:12 long, contains an easter egg, and has a replay button (lol).
EDIT: I improved the audio and the first easter egg. The replay button doesn't look like shit anymore. I have inserted another EASTER EGG . This easter egg is located in the moview itself and not in any menus. Hint; it's one one of the many pokeballs scattered through out the flash, good luck finding it!
There is also a preloader now.
Rated 5 / 5 stars December 6, 2009
Best pokemon flash i've ever seen
That was epicly funny, better than my pokemon parody
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Very Interesting.
I loved the whole concept of it, I mean it had many sound bits and stuff from things everyone has heard of before along with some of the annoying parts in those early pokemon games xD. The voice acting was decent and so were the graphics, so 10/10 and 5/5 (:
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Why has my friend, whom I've known for 4 years, suddenly started insulting everybody?
13 Answers to "Why has my friend, whom I've known for 4 years, suddenly started insulting everybody?"
Maybe he got tired of putting up with crap.
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13-15? Assuming your friend is male.
Hormone changes most likely. When the hormones kick in at that age, aggression can ramp up rapidly in some boys.
The hormone's effects on the brain and body can be scary and confusing for some boys, causing them to be mean.
He may just get a kick out of it -- a power trip.
Could also be something serious going on at home that he can't/won't talk about that is troubling him deeply and he lets out the frustration by insulting others.
Drugs or alcohol? Always a possibility.Heart (3)
Sounds like either a complete loss of humor or their sense of humor has been corrupted by some stupid idea they got in their head. My advice is the next time they insult you tickle them mercilessly.
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There could be many, many reasons- we need to know more about him, the nature of his insults and his situation, in order to be able to give you a valid answer. However, in all generality, it sounds like he is going through some sort of personal crisis- and I assure you it has little to do with you or anyone else he insults.
Heart (2)
He may be having family problems that you don't know about. Have a talk with him if you can and ask him what the problem is. Negativity can be a strong clue that he's depressed.
Heart (2)
Maybe he's thinking of becoming an insult comic?
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Hmmm....he could be just starting to find his voice....sometimes, we tend to go to the extreme when first learning something,,...if he has just discovered his strength, he might be simply testing it out to see how far he can go....he will learn to reel it back in...just let him know how it affects you.....
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maybe he is going through an identity crisis and feels confused or insecure?
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Illness. Mental or physical, it changes people. I have seen this happen in a couple of people I knew (friends and family).
You can always ask them what's up.Heart (2)
Maybe they're being influenced by "Randall Flagg" ;-)
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maybe more going behind the scenes than you know about
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Could be age onset Tourettes...or.. He finally realized what a bunch of ****** everyone is.
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it's the cancer bruh
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McCririck axed by Channel 4 racing for becoming an irritating 'comic act'... but bosses wanted Gok Wan to replace him!
By James Edgar, Press Association
Court date: John McCririck arrives for his employment tribunal
John McCririck was not included in a revamped Channel 4 Racing programme because he was seen as an irritating 'comic act' who brought a 'farcical tone' to shows, a tribunal has heard.
The 73-year-old pundit - known for his flamboyant clothes, tic-tac gesturing and gold jewellery - believes he was "sacked by anonymous suits and skirts' because of his age.
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How To Look Good Naked presenter was under consideration to front a
fashion segment for the newly revamped Channel 4 racing coverage, the
hearing into McCririck's ageism claim was told.
Station executives considered the move while they were deciding how to make Channel 4's racing coverage more 'serious' after it was awarded the exclusive terrestrial rights to broadcast horse racing - including the 'Crown Jewels' of Ascot and the Grand National, the tribunal heard.
executives from the broadcaster insisted Wan would not have been
commentating on races and would only have been used to front fashion
segments as part of the racing coverage.
Jamie Aitchison, the channel's commissioning editor for sport, told the hearing: 'Gok Wan is in fashion, that is what he would have been doing.'
Asked if Wan would been commentating on the betting, he said: 'He would be nowhere near that. He was going to do fashion and that was it.'
A runner and rider: Gok Wan was considered for a role on Channel 4 Racing
Aitchison added that the decision to axe McCririck was taken because his 'pantomime style' did not fit with a vision for a more serious and inclusive show, and had nothing to do with his age.
In March 2012 the broadcaster landed the rights to air all UK horseracing events for the following year, including 'Crown Jewel' events like Royal Ascot and the Grand National, and Channel 4 saw it as an opportunity to freshen up its racing coverage and appeal to a wider audience.
McCririck - who is taking the channel and TV production company IMG Media Limited to the tribunal - was seen as 'unappealing and irritating to many current and potential viewers', according to Mr Aitchison, so was cut from the new line-up led by Clare Balding.
Mr Aitchison, who has worked previously as a producer on BBC and ITV sports shows, said in his witness statement of the former show: 'I and others at Channel 4 felt that, although its coverage catered well for a contingent of dedicated horseracing fans, it was niche and non-inclusive at times.
'Channel 4 set out to create a tone that was a little more serious, measured and inclusive.
Tribunal fight: John McCririck, seen here arriving at the employment tribunal hearing with his wife Jenny, had become a 'comic actor rather than a serious horse racing journalist', the hearing was told
'None of the decisions taken in respect of who to invite and who not to invite to be in the on-screen team for Channel 4 Racing from 2013 were taken on the grounds of their age, or indeed for any reason other than merit, including the decision not to invite John McCririck to be part of the team.'
Mr Aitchison, who gave evidence to the tribunal today, said in his witness statement that concerns over McCririck's style were supported by audience surveys, press coverage and viewer complaints.
'John McCririck was considered to have a 'pantomine style' of exaggerated delivery, which was incongruous with the more serious, measured and journalistic style proposed for the programme from 2013,' he said.
The Channel 4 executive said the pundit's ' exaggerated tone and style, and propensity to offend was out of step with the vision for the programme, and also unappealing and irritating to many current and potential viewers'.
Jennifer Eady QC, representing McCririck, put it to Mr Aitchison that viewers of Channel 4 Racing were considered 'old and downmarket', and he said he agreed 'to a certain extent'.
However, the executive denied that the broadcaster's attempt to diversify their audience meant employing 'young and upmarket' presenting talent.
The disagreement arose when Ms Eady asked Mr Aitchison about some notes made by Channel 4's director of creative diversity, Stuart Cosgrove, during a pitch by IMG to win the contract to produce the new 2013 show.
'No discrimination': Channel 4 head of sport Jamie Aitchison told the tribunal McCririck was sacked because his persona did not fit with the new serious image of Channel 4's racing coverage
Mr Aitchison told the tribunal that his boss's 'young and upmarket' notes in a margin were 'TV and advertising speak' and referred to the potential audience such a programme would attract, rather than its hosts.
He said while viewing figures were important, it was not the be-all and end-all, and he argued that a drive to attract a wider audience did not necessarily mean attracting a younger audience.
'We want to produce programmes which we are happy with,' he said.
Asked by Ms Eady if he recognised that sometimes unpopular personalities boosted ratings, like Simon Cowell, Mr Aitchison said he did but that it was a matter of taste and opinion.
'I don't find Simon Cowell entertaining,' he said, 'but it's a subjective view.'
Ms Eady put it to Mr Aitchison that Channel 4 chose to go for IMG's bid because the firm made it clear in its presentation that it would employ younger presenters.
Mr Aitchison told the tribunal that all the production firms bidding for the contract to make the 2013 programme had scaled back - or axed completely - McCririck from their pitches.
He said he had been advised by senior executives from across the industry not to use McCririck on the new racing show.
'Not one of those companies came back to Channel 4 and said 'we would like to use John McCririck as a betting pundit in the afternoon',' he said.
Flamboyant: Horse racing pundit John McCririck at Royal Ascot in 2005 when it was held in York. He spent 29 years working for Channel 4
Veteran: The commentator at work at Cheltenham racecourse in 1995 during 29 years on screen
'They all realised that this terrestrial contract was not great for John McCririck.
'So picking out individuals seems, at this point, a bit disingenuous.'
Mr Aitchison added: 'As a broadcaster we had a resounding 'no' from the entire industry.
'I was considering John for another role at this point, but everybody else had said 'no'.
'I would be foolish to ignore that kind of expertise.'
Mr Aitchison told the tribunal that although McCririck had appeared on BBC's Newsnight and Sky News, many viewers would be more familiar with him as a reality TV contestant than a serious racing journalist.
'The lines are so blurred between the Reality TV John and the Journalist John that the public find it difficult to separate the two," he said.
'I'm saying that when John is on BBC, there's no doubt that a large proportion of the people watching that programme will see him as the man who appeared on Big Brother.'
Mr Aitchison said in his witness statement that McCririck's reputation had been affected by his 'notorious appearances' on a Celebrity Big Brother and Celebrity Wife Swap.
Support: Philip Davies MP told the hearing that Channel 4's decision to axe McCririck was a 'catastrophic mistake'
'As a result, he was seen by many as a comic act, rather than a serious horseracing journalist," the executive said.
Mr Aitchison also said McCririck's idiosyncratic style did not fit with the new format of the show.
In his witness statement he said: 'His over-exaggerated gestures and facial expressions to camera alongside occasional extreme views on often controversial subject riled viewers and colleagues alike.
'John's nicknames for women contributed to a wider reputation he established for among sexist comments and other bizarre behaviour through his appearances on reality television programmes."
He said McCririck liked the limelight so much that he hogged the camera when he was on Channel 4 Racing, putting himself before his co-presenters.
'He tried to maximise his time on screen and therefore limiting that of others, particularly Tanya Stevenson, the betting pundit he worked with,' he said.
Ms Eady asked Mr Aitchison if he had ever told him to change his broadcasting style to fit in with Channel 4 Racing's vision, like waving around his arms less or dressing differently.
The executive replied that if McCririck had changed any of those famous characteristics, he would lose his identity.
'If you chopped off John McCririck's arms to stop him doing tic-tac, he wouldn't be John McCririck,' he said.
Mr Aitchison said in his witness statement there were 'clear reasons' to end McCririck's contract 'which were in no way related to his age'.
He added: 'It is simply not the case that we appointed a young on screen team or that we did so to attract younger viewers, as he alleges.'
The tribunal also heard from Philip Davies, joint chairman of the All Parliamentary Group for Betting and Gaming.
In support of McCririck, he said: 'I can't think of anybody who is more on top of their game, or who's more suitable for the role. Absolutely not.'
In his witness statement he said: 'I am also of the view that it was a catastrophic mistake when he was dismissed from presenting Channel 4 Racing.'
The tribunal will resume at 11am on Thursday, when Graham Fry, the managing director of IMG Media, is expected to give evidence.
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