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Sadly, they are utterly illogical.
There is still time for a ferry leaving at 00h15 hours on a Monday to return and resume its normal schedule for the day.So presumably the crew and passengers start to board at 00h01.
In the real world, the previous three hours will have been spent preparing the vessel, stocking the bar and cafeteria, getting taxis to take people to the ferry, hoteliers making sandwiches and so on. Or perhaps the Rev is only interested in the illusion of no Sunday working. After he has finished his work for the day and sent his customers home.
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seeking to defend their distinctive way of life.There were Sunday sailings until at least the 1930's, and I have yet to find anyone who refutes that, or who can tell me when or why the prohibition on Sunday sailings arose.
Was it really that the island was heathen until 1939, and was only 'saved' by the cessation of the Sunday ferry to Mallaig?
Actually, I think it was religious opportunism that made a spurious connection between piety and the cessation of the ferry service, and has tried to ingrain it into local 'tradition' as a false memory.
If anyone doubts the veracity of what I write, then visit the Transport Museum in Glasgow and find the timetable for London-Stornoway services (outside the railway ticket booth) and see the facts for themselves.


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5/21/2010 Wilson College honored students and faculty alike at its annual Academic Awards Banquet held April 23 in Jensen Dining Hall. Approximately 130 people attended the dinner, where Wilson's top scholars were recognized.
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CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. – Wilson College honored students and faculty alike at its annual Academic Awards Banquet held April 23 in Jensen Dining Hall.
Approximately 130 people attended the dinner, where Wilson's top scholars were recognized. In addition, three faculty members received the Donald F. Bletz Awards for Teaching Excellence. This year's Bletz award winners are:
Senior Faculty Member – Lori Frey, director of intercollegiate athletics and associate professor of exercise and sport science. Frey joined Wilson in 1988 lives in Chambersburg
Junior Faculty Member – Amanda McMenamin, assistant professor of Spanish, lives in Morgantown, Pa., and has been at Wilson since 2008.
Adjunct Faculty Member – Cynthia Sullivan, adjunct instructor of education, lives in Waynesboro. She has taught at Wilson since 2004.
Criteria for receiving the teaching awards includes: using effective, creative and/or innovative teaching techniques; staying up to date within the discipline; inspiring students; outstanding performance in a variety of teaching responsibilities, and participating in leadership activities related to teaching.
In addition, this year, two new awards were given to two full-time faculty members: Dr. Michael Cornelius and Dr. Lisa Woolley, both of Chambersburg. Cornelius, associate professor of English and chair of the English and Mass Communications Department, received the Assessment Innovation Award and Woolley, associate professor of English, received the Assessment Excellence Award.
The following students received academic awards at the banquet:
The Edward and Sarah Anderson Psychology Prize, awarded to a graduating senior for outstanding scholarship in the discipline of psychology, went to Nikola Grafnetterova, a citizen of the Czech Republic who lives in Chambersburg.
The James Applegate Award, awarded to a student or students with an interest in and appreciation of drama and theater, was given to juniors Kelly Flavin (performance) of Carlisle and Ian Downin (scholarship) of Chambersburg.
The Lucy Bremmer Global Citizenship Award, given to a student or students who participate in the service learning component of the Global Citizenship Initiative and intended to be used to offset expenses associated with travel to another country, went to senior Mariza Cooray, a citizen of Sri Lanka.
The Virginia Dodd Cooper Prize, was established by the students of the late Virginia Dodd Cooper, Wilson French professor, and awarded to a student who has demonstrated excellence in both French and academic work. The prize went to senior Katelin Reever of York.
The Buchanan Prize, awarded to the member of the senior class who – in the judgment of classmates – has exerted the most praiseworthy influence for good and has worked most notably for the welfare of others, went to senior Christina Howard of Glen Rock.
The Margaret Criswell Disert Honors Scholarship, given to a student who has submitted the proposal for senior advanced study and research considered most worthy of support by the selection committee, was awarded to junior Mariam Khalifeh, a citizen of the nation of Lebanon.
The Estep-Lawson Memorial Prize, awarded to a student in lower-level French who demonstrates excellence and shows future promise in French studies, went to junior Katharine Voldstad of Chambersburg and freshman Rebekkah Williams of Benson, Arizona.
The Mildred Franklin Prize for excellence in the classical languages is awarded to a senior who has demonstrated proficiency in Latin or Greek and has shown understanding of the literature and thought of the ancient civilizations. The award went to sophomore Elise Bricker of Shippensburg.
The Donna Gomer Veterinary Medical Technology Continuing Education Award went to senior Amanda Ridge of Harrisburg.
The Davison Greenawalt Grove Award, which is awarded to a member of the junior or senior class participating in research in the area of physical and life sciences, was given to senior Bemnete Tadesse, a citizen of Ethiopia.
The Dorle Haas Memorial Prize, awarded to a senior for outstanding service within the greater Chambersburg community, went to the aforementioned Katelin Reever.
The Margaret Strode Haines Award, which recognizes a student who possesses outstanding qualities of scholarship, interest in the humanities, and strength of mind, body and spirit, was awarded to seniors Ariel Carver of Pittsburgh and Sarah Weikert Wilson of Chambersburg.
The Joanne Harrison Hopkins Literary Achievement Award, which is given for the finest piece of imaginative literature in fiction, poetry or drama, went to seniors Sara Goss and Jacquelyn Valencia, both of Chambersburg.
The Josef Michael Kellinger German Award, given in honor of the late Josef Michael Kellinger, former Wilson German professor, to a student who has demonstrated excellence in German or foreign language studies, was awarded to three students: junior Kiah Berman of Greencastle, the aforementioned Mariza Cooray and Reginald Heefner of Chambersburg, who is a participant in Wilson's Teacher Intern Program.
The Catherine Herr Langdon Award, given to a senior who has demonstrated academic excellence, and, during the year, has fully, unselfishly and willingly given comfort, compassion, encouragement, guidance, and help and understanding to her fellow women students, went to the aforementioned Nikola Grafnetterova.
The Mary-Eleanor Maule Travel Grant for travel planned in support of a student's study in Spanish,
given to a student selected by the dean of the college in consultation with the Spanish faculty, went to the aforementioned Mariza Cooray.
The Alta Lindsay McElwain Prize, awarded to the best student in the freshman class in Latin or Greek, was given to freshman Dana Hill of Chambersburg.
The Robert Shannon McElwain Prize, awarded to the best student in mathematics in the freshman class, went to freshman Alexis Powers of South New Berlin, N.Y.
The Outstanding Peer Teacher award was given to Jessica Domanico of Chalfont.
The Nicky Hoffman Reich Award, given annually to the Wilson student whose work with animals shows commitment to their humane treatment, went to junior Janice Lykens of McConnellsburg.
The John D. Rose Award in Environmental Studies, given to an outstanding junior majoring in environmental studies or biology to fund a summer research project or internship, was awarded to juniors Megan K. Dennis of Cooperstown, N.Y., and Tara Leeking of Fayetteville.
Grace Tyson Schlichter Award in Communications, which is given to a senior who has shown general academic excellence and outstanding promise for a career in a field of communications, went to senior Kayla Chagnon of Loudon, N.H.
The Gloria Randle Scott-Francis Richards Hesselbein Prize for Exemplary Volunteer Leadership, awarded to a senior who has demonstrated outstanding volunteer service during her four years at Wilson College, was given to senior Amelia Frast of Riverdale, N.J.
The Mary Beers Sheppard Prize, awarded to the member of the senior class who has shown the keenest understanding and appreciation of literature, went to senior Nathalie Djiguimkoudre, a citizen of the nation of Burkina Faso.
The William P. Van Looy Business Prize, awarded to the junior or senior business and economics major who has demonstrated excellence in business studies and in service to the well-being of both the Wilson College and larger community, went to seniors Elsa Camuamba of the country of Angola and the aforementioned Mariza Cooray.
The E. Grace White Prize, awarded to the most outstanding junior in the area of biology for use at an approved summer laboratory, went to the aforementioned Bemnete Tadesse.
The Wilson College Education Award for outstanding achievement in academic studies and in professional preparation went to senior Janice McClintock of Chambersburg.
The Wilson Equestrienne Award, presented to a graduating senior who has excelled in her academic work and in equitation, was given to seniors Risa Saar of Etters and Nicole Malott-Shelton of Hagerstown, Md.
The Wilson College Fine Arts Prize, awarded to a graduating senior for outstanding achievement in both art history and studio art, went to the aforementioned Sarah Weikert Wilson.
The Carolyn Zeleny Prize, awarded to a sociology student in the junior or senior class based on academic excellence and/or community service, was given to senior Mary Heather McCoy of Chambersburg.
The CRC Press General Chemistry Achievement Award went to junior Jing Luan of China.
In addition, Wilson College Scholar Athletes were announced at the dinner. To attain this honor, a student must have a grade-point average of 3.5 or higher and participate on one of Wilson's eight varsity athletic teams. She also must have attended Wilson at least three semesters prior to receiving the award.
Students Wilson scholar athletes are the aforementioned seniors Elsa Camuamba, Nathalie Djiguimkoudre and Nikola Grafnetterova, as well as Melissa Ellerman of Newville and Samantha Vance of Winchester, Va.; juniors Elizabeth Bush of Pottstown, the aforementioned Ian Downin, Alaina Hofer of Duncannon, Monique Pare of Cambridge, Mass., Teslote Tadesse of Ethiopia; sophomores Amelia Doyle of Smithsburg, Md., Colleen O'Reilly of Mardela Springs, Md., and Ciera Rhodes of Carlisle; and exchange student Aisling Gallagher of Ireland.
For more information, contact Wilson College Manager of Media Relations Cathy Mentzer at 717-264-4141, Ext. 3178, or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Founded in 1869, Wilson College is a liberal arts college dedicated to the education of women. Affiliated with the Presbyterian Church and located in Chambersburg, Pa. Wilson offers bachelor's degrees in 30 areas and a master's degree in education. The college's 2009-10 enrollment in both the College for Women and the Adult Degree Programs is 838 and includes students from 20 states and 18 foreign countries. Wilson is committed to environmental sustainability and to preparing leaders who will serve their communities and professions effectively.
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so cute! :)
- November 10, 2011 at 3:52 AM
Peter Callahan....he has a book out now "Bite by Bite"
- December 8, 2011 at 11:09 PM
These are some neat ideas
- January 16, 2012 at 9:49 AM
Wow so cute! Did you make the tiny buns or where might these be found?
- January 28, 2012 at 6:54 PM
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We can't claim credit for making these cute little sliders. Follow the links in the image credit section to find out more about each "snack."
*Tip: Create slider buns by cutting regular buns with a round cookie cutter. You can also use Hawaiian Sweet Rolls or dinner rolls - January 30, 2012 at 8:11 AM
- My Wedding Reception Ideas.com said...
Here is also a great tutorial on how to make those adorable little buns!
http://www.easyeverydayeats.com/2011/04/mini-slider-buns.html - January 30, 2012 at 8:16 AM
I've made them by using frozen bread dough. Prep it for baking, and then pinch off a small amount, roll it into a ball, slightly flatten it, and bake. Slice in half and use for slider buns. You can make them any size you want!
- January 30, 2012 at 10:30 AM
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What a great idea! Thanks for sharing =)
- January 30, 2012 at 5:00 PM
- Tiffany Youngren said...
These are such cute and fun party snack ideas! Great site!
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I'm sorry, where are the links to these images so we can get the recipes? I clicked on the tagged words at the end of the post but many of those links did not take me to a site?
- February 22, 2012 at 4:39 PM
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Hello, thanks for the heads up! We fixed those pesky links. This blog post was meant for inspiration and most of the image links won't take you to recipes. The goal of the blog is to inspire you take any of your own recipes and favorite menu items and make them mini! Enjoy!
- February 23, 2012 at 8:34 AM
where can you find the mini glasses
- March 1, 2012 at 6:02 PM
- My Wedding Reception Ideas.com said...
Great question! The mini glasses shown here are actually just shot glasses in various sizes. We advise figuring out the number of shots you will need and price comparing locally or online. Your caterer may even be able to rent them to you. This could get pricey, but the shot glasses can double as your wedding or party favors. Add personalization and you have the perfect gift for each guest!
We offer 1.5 oz. personalized shot glasses. You can find them here:
Happy Planning! - March 2, 2012 at 3:36 PM
- Little Bird Celebrations said...
Great post! I love mini food! I just recently posted on my blog about this trend too: http://littlebirdcelebrations.blogspot.com/2012/03/small-bites.html
- March 25, 2012 at 3:10 PM
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@Little Bird Celebrations - Thanks for sharing! I love the little poptart pops. I've never seen those before. Bakerella always does such a good job! ~ Allie
- March 26, 2012 at 8:29 AM
All these look great! Love the idea of having a "mini food" party
- April 22, 2012 at 6:56 PM
l like your ideas. If you used all those ideas your wedding would be awesome. From Zoey Fern.
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- My Wedding Reception Ideas.com said...
Thank you, Anonymous and Zoey, for your comments! Yes, Zoey, people love food, especially snackies! A snack bar is just the ticket for a late-night wedding reception or party.
- June 6, 2012 at 8:09 AM
I actually made an easier version of the grilled cheese/tomato soup idea. I just cut up garlic bread pieces and filled the shot glasses with marinara. So easy and yet adorable! :)
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OH No! I went to the link you provided on how to make the adorable hot dog buns... http://www.easyeverydayeats.com/2011/04/mini-slider-buns.html
only to get an account suspended message - did anyone go there and keep the directions? I need these for 8/10/2012 date...PLEASE help! - July 27, 2012 at 6:21 PM
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Farmer's Wife - Oh no! We weren't able to find the info either. A few of the comments above have tips on how to make the buns.
- Cut regular buns with circle cookie or biscuit cutter
- Use frozen bread dough and bake small rolls, then cut in half
- Use frozen rolls, cut in half
- Use Hawaiian Sweet Rolls or some other small dinner roll.
You may also be able to call a local catering supply store (GFS for example) to see if they sell them. Good luck! - July 30, 2012 at 9:18 AM
This would be a really cute idea for a kids' party or a baby shower.
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Wow this looks amazing. It's such a nice idea to partition the food in these small portions.
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You were right! I definitely am hungry now. The miniature food and drinks are so cute. Love the idea to throw a mini food party!
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Wed, Aug 20, 2008 | 19:45 BST
New Motorstorm 2 screens and artwork
Over at Shacknews. Loads of motion blur and dirt flying up from the track. Looking like a newer version of Motorstorm, really. Which it is, so that's fine.
Have look-see.
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Mon, Aug 18, 2008 | 17:08 BST
NPD to date for 2008: Wii whitewashes while 360 and PS3 thrash it out
In the wake of July's NPD figures, we thought we'd look at just how well the 'big three' have fared over the last seven months by tallying all hardware data for 2008.
We all know Nintendo is having a fantastic year, but just how well is Wii doing?
Microsoft and Sony are fighting their own high-def battle, but how big is the margin between the two, and who has the lead?
After the drop.
Thu, Aug 07, 2008 | 13:59 BST
Loads of new Motorstorm 2 screens released
On Watch Impress. Looking good from where we're standing. Pretty, even. Go see.
Game's out at the end of the year.
Wed, Jul 16, 2008 | 21:13 BST
Eurogamer gets Motorstorm 2 studio visit exclusive
Eurogamer TV's posted up an exclusive visit to Motorstorm 2 developer Evolution Studios, complete with loads of interviews and in-game footage. Take a look.
Wed, Jul 16, 2008 | 16:15 BST
New Motorstorm: Pacific Rift trailer and screenshots
See them over at Shacknews. It's looking very fast, and very furious. Too fast and too furious, perhaps?
Check them out.
By Mike Bowden
Mon, Jul 14, 2008 | 13:40 BST
Eurogamer goes hands-on with MotorStorm Pacific Rift
What's Motorstorm 2 like to play? We don't know. Eurogamer does, though, as you can see from this hands-on. Snip:
The placement of water in Cascade Falls and Kanaloa Bay is extremely well thought-out, an object lesson in track design. MotorStorm's remit – wide-open, branching tracks, with multiple racing lines and balanced for multiple vehicle types – is perhaps the hardest design challenge in racing games, and the first game was consequently a little basic and messy in places. You can already tell that Pacific Rift is a tighter ship – in vehicle classes as well as track design, this game is looking much better tuned and balanced than its predecessor.
Full thing through the link.
Wed, Jun 25, 2008 | 20:12 BST
New Motorstorm 2 videos posted
Jeux-Video's posted up two new movies of Motorstorm Pacific Rift. They're filmed off a screen, but they're a good length and show plenty. Looks great, in our bleedy-eyed opinion. Worth watching to hear a French chap say, "Le boost".
Wed, May 07, 2008 | 07:52 BST
SCEE PlayStation Day: Last sets of screens from the asset disc
Just to add to this lot of screens and movies, here are the last shots we missed from the asset disc handed out at the SCEE PlayStation Day yesterday.
Tue, May 06, 2008 | 14:24 BST
New Motorstorm 2 screens and confirmation of Home presence
D-Pad's got some new shots of Motorstorm 2 in its latest issue, as well as an interview with game director Nigel Kershaw.
Kershaw confirms there'll be Home integration in the game, which is down for an end-of-year release.
"Home is a really exciting area for all PlayStation 3 developers; it's going to have a huge impact upon the gaming public when it comes out," he said. "I think it's going to really start binding the PS3 online community together. I'm really looking forward to watching it progress, and MotorStorm will be a strong presence from the off."
Go have a look. There's plenty of good stuff in there, including a GTA IV review. Bet you can't guess the score.
Sat, May 03, 2008 | 19:48 BST
Motorstorm 2 titled Motorstorm: Pacific Rift
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It may be politically quixotic, but Sen. Dianne Feinstein proceeded undeterred Wednesday in seeking an updated version of the assault weapons ban she sponsored in 1994 that expired a decade later.
At an emotional committee hearing, Feinstein brought together families who lost loved ones to gun violence, police officials and others to call for banning military style weapons from civilian use.
"It is hard for me to be here today to talk about my deceased son but I have to," sobbed Neil Heslin, whose son, Jesse, was one of 20 first-graders shot to death in December in a Connecticut school. "I am his voice. I am not here for the sympathy or a pat on the back. There's many people that stayed in the town of Newtown. I am here to speak up for my son."
Despite later testimony from witnesses who cited statistics in challenging the effectiveness of tougher gun laws, Feinstein and other supporters said they couldn't understand how anyone could argue that the general public has a constitutional right to weapons designed purely to kill as fast and brutally as possible.
"This is not a class. This is not a case study. People die. That's what happens," said Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter in arguing that police officers in his city get outgunned by criminals.
"No one has ever been able to explain why a civilian should have a military style assault weapon for anything," he added to applause in the hearing room.
Fierce opposition by the influential National Rifle Association and conservative legislators, including some Democrats, makes it virtually impossible that the kind of ban proposed by Feinstein will win congressional approval.
Instead, the legislative focus has shifted to expanding and strengthening background checks for gun purchases, as well as toughening laws against gun trafficking and so-called straw purchases.
At the conclusion of Wednesday's Judiciary Committee hearing, Feinstein acknowledged the challenge, saying: "It's an uphill climb."
Clearly hoping the emotional scenes of Heslin and other victims of gun violence would generate public pressure on Congress to act, she said victory could be possible "with a little bit of help from the people of America."
President Barack Obama has proposed a package that includes a ban on semi-automatic firearms that mimic military assault rifles, as well as limiting ammunition magazines to 10 rounds and requiring background checks on all gun sales to close a loophole for private transactions.
Feinstein is pushing the weapons ban component of legislation the Judiciary Committee will consider in coming weeks. She led the battle for the 1994 assault weapons ban, which ended in 2004 when Congress failed to renew it.
Photos of the Newtown victims filled a poster behind Feinstein as she opened Wednesday's hearing by saying a renewed push for an assault weapons ban was necessary "because the massacre in Newtown was sadly not an anomaly."
Citing seven mass shootings in 2012 that included notorious incidents in Aurora, Colorado, and the Connecticut attack, Feinstein said "we cannot allow the carnage I have described to continue."
Her proposal would ban the manufacture or sale of hundreds of semi-automatic weapons modeled after military assault rifles, as well as ammunition magazines that can hold more than 10 rounds.
Anticipating arguments by the NRA and other opponents, Feinstein made clear the proposal only applied to future sales, saying anyone who legally owns one of the weapons targeted could keep it.
In addition, the legislation specifically excludes more than 2,000 kinds of shotguns and other firearms designed and used for hunting and sporting purposes, she noted.
A video clip she played showed how legal semi-automatic rifles can be easily modified to fire like fully automatic weapons that are banned under current law.
Republican opponents of Feinstein's proposal argued that the 1994 ban proved ineffective, citing studies that determined the law had no direct effect in reducing gun violence.
In one of several clashes between legislators and witnesses, conservative Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina challenged Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn over a lack of prosecutions of people who failed to pass background gun checks.
When Graham said the low number of prosecutions showed current laws weren't being enforced, Flynn angrily responded that police officers have to prioritize resources and go after armed criminals instead of "chasing paper," such as failed background checks.
"We don't chase paper. We chase people who have guns illegally," Flynn said, talking over Graham's efforts to stop him.
Another witness, U.S. Attorney John Walsh of Colorado, later responded to a similar argument from conservative Sen. John Cornyn of Texas by saying that "we go for the worst of the worst."
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I agree with Janovy in that there's no harm in Iris challenging Cynthia. She didn't come close to beating her so what's the issue here? Powerup? Where? I saw Axew learn a new move, he certainly didn't damage Garchomp by any stretch of the imagination. Garchomp didn't have a scratch on it. I suppose people are complaining because it knocked it over, but really it was just caught off guard since neither Cynthia or Garchomp were fighting seriously. I'm surprised Axew managed to endure for so long but then I think about when Cilan and Pansage trained with them and reduced the power of their moves and think that Garchomp essentially did the same thing. So again I didn't find anything wrong with the battle, it was pretty enjoyable for a mock battle, certainly interested me more than Ash and Alder.
As had the best chance to call Iris a kid but did not lol
Glad too see little Oshawott. Hope to see more of him this arc too.
I was kinda disappointed. Cuz the end of last week, we read "next time a new beginning" I thought it was gonna be the start of a whole new season and a new opening. Why did they even showed that last week anyway.
Well, the Dawn mini-arc starts next week, not looking forward to it but I believe the future eps will still be good to watch even if she's in it.
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I haven't had a chance to watch this yet, but we apparently didn't get a new opening. I'm really disappointed.
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Nope, we didn't get a new opening. Probably next episode.
Silly Iris, fighting a Garchomp with your little Axew. That monster can actually fly, you know. Also, blasphemy! There's no way Axew could NOT have done damage. He probably did 1 HP with Scratch...but nothing with fixed damage Dragon Rage? Yet another reason Cynthia's Garchomp is broken.
Really nice to hear Dawn is returning for a while. I always liked the 4-team group format back in the Hoenn saga.
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The whole season 2 think I am pretty sure was Japan only so we have no reason for a new opening until they reached the actual limit of eps which is usually 48-52. Only reasons some seasons were 30ish were due to them being the last like BF and SLV. however I would of liked to have got Nate's outfit but ehh
The irony of it all when its the English dubs create seasons, when Japan doesnt. Now, Japan does that, and English dubs don't? Yeah, weird.
I loved Cynthia in this episode. Her running gag about Ice Cream never ceases to make me laugh. I love her so much. xD Her "serious tone", just to go back to Virbank City to collect her change at the Bearticcone stand. Oh Cynthia. xD You may fight powerfully, but you're a joke machine when it comes to sweets.
"Oshawott and Meloetta, sitting in a tree: K-I-S-S-I-N-G." Oshawott obviously has a crush on Meloetta, it's so cute.
Meloetta's beautiful voice was enchanting, especially when singing.
When Iris and Cynthia were battling, Cilan said Dragon Rage landed a critical hit. Can that happen with fixed damaging moves? Also, I thought it was smart of Cynthia to stop the battle; she knew it was a win for her despite Axew learning Giga Impact.
I was so happy to see Dawn at the end of the episode; typical to happen, since it happened with May in her cameo/return episode. There was no doubt, but I'm glad Dawn also retained her voice by Emily. Dawn <3
I just saw it an hour ago. The episode itself it pretty good. I'm trying to figure out how did Meloetta get sick just by barely getting swatted with an electrified net. With an freakishly high fever. It was kinds funny because we have Cynthia with her ice cream dillema back and (FU-*is shot*) Dawn.
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Once again, not sure how Axew was able to survive two super effective dragon attacks from the strongest Pokemon of one of the strongest trainers in the world...
I wish Misty or Brock would return to the show I don't like Dawn
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YES!!!! dawn!!! finally lolol this episode made me happy!!!
Well! Cynthia sure looks mighty fine in her new gig Also I'm very happy to see Dawn revealed at the end of the episode they did a similer thing with May sometime during the Sinnoh saga kudos if you remember.
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Good episode. Sad to see Meloetta getting sick, but at least it got cured. The fight between Axew and Garchomp was okay, but good for Axew, I guess. Seeing Dawn at the end was great, though. Looking forward to her in future episodes.
So, this episode brought three good things: Meloetta, Cynthia, and Dawn. I was really sad that we didn't get a new opening, but Dawn & Piplup at the end made me have a fanboy moment.
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AHHHHHH! I've really missed that voice! "Look Piplup! I wonder if that's the plane they're on". I fanboyed! I have missed this character so much over the last 2 years. So glad she's back for a few weeks.
Dawn fan, so sue me then!
So after an action-packed episode last week, we are treated to a nice, relaxing episode this week. If I consider that this was the first episode of the new japanese season, it was a good introductory episode. However even on its own it was an enjoyable episode. It was great to see Cynthia again, and the way they introduced meloetta to the gang was nice too. As I final note, it was awesome to see Dawn again, I really miss her character so I'm wondering what she will be up to in the upcoming episodes. So on to the next one!
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This was a pretty decent episode. It was nice to see a familiar face and look forward to seeing more familiar faces within the next few episodes. I also liked Oshowott being all giddy about being alongside Meloetta.


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Whoa! So the vapor chamber blew up like a balloon and did that? That's amazing (sorry for your loss) thanks for sharing.
Yep, left PC on, came back to it and had no video output and found this mess when I took the side off the case. The expanded card was above the other card in crossfire setup, when it expanded it pushed the metal cover onto the exposed PCB of the lower card and blew that one as well. Only 3 weeks old so will hopehully RMA on Tuesday.
Rev 3.1? Hmm, musta been down-binned 7970, original 7950's didn't have vapor chamber and many reviewers complained about that. Still, interesting, that'd be the second or third card that has done this now, if you're not just re-posting pictures form months ago.
I remember this, I posted from another site, some kids card literally melted in the case. got people thinking if its a troll, but I saw another one warped and shit. im glad I went asus, friggin love em! they feel tough and rock solid!
All I can think that has happened is that the chamber has been over filled with fluid and has gone up like a pressure cooker
As far as I understood things, the coolers were under NEGATIVE pressure, but I guess anything is possible, really. The fact yours would be a second/third instance of this kinda shows you're not at fault, so you should have no problems on RMA.
I like the way he has put your name in the background! cadaveca you broke a card?! im trying not to laugh!
I guess if there isn't enough empty space in the chamber then it will cause it to expand to accomadte the liquid turning to vapor, I can't see how else this could happen, also it wasn't running above 75C
I saw a case where it happened at idle, overnight. I bet these will get stopped and a new rev. come out, like most fuck ups!
The new batch are rev 5, smaller board with heat pipe cooler and clocked at 925Mhz @1.250V, and low ASIC score of 66%, overclock well though 1200MHz on GPU. Thay come marked on the box and PCB as 800Mhz. I also understand that they have a 256KB BIOS chip which if you save the BIOS with ATIflash, flash a 128KB BIOS and then try and go back to your backup you will get a format error as will not allow you to write to the second 128 KB section. To re flash backup you need to split it into 2 x 128KB with a HEX editor tool, one half is just filler so just flash the half with the data and good to go.


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HENDERSON, Ky. (9/20/13) - The Green River District Health Department reviewed the following restaurants and food service establishments in Henderson Sept. 12 through Sept. 19:
Tom's Market, located at 1048 Clay St, received a score of 100 and an A rating in their food establishment, and a score of 96 in a regular inspection for their retail establishment and a score of 100 in a follow-up inspection for their retail establishment.
East Heights Elementary School Cafeteria, located at 1776 Adams Ln, received a score of 99 and an A rating.
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