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Despite some feature differences, the two versions use the same improved voice-recognition engine, so the company said my experience on the Mac would be a good indicator of its Windows product's performance. I chose to test the Mac version because it can finally do some things formerly limited to Windows, such as selecting a single word by voice for correction or deletion or formatting. Based on my tests, I can say that Dragon Dictate 3, and by extension Dragon NaturallySpeaking, are quite accurate.
However, this is old-school software. By that I mean it's relatively costly, at $200, and requires time to learn how to use. It could take weeks or months to remember and master the specific wording of each of the many commands. For example, you need to say "File Open" as it won't respond to "Open File." So you'd need a good reason to make that investment in money and time.
The software would be a good choice for people who are disabled and can't type, or even those prone to mild repetitive stress injuries.
So why choose a $200 program? Especially since Apple recently added free built-in dictation to the Mac. First, Apple's dictation doesn't allow you to command the computer, or edit by voice. Macs do have a feature that make a limited number of spoken computer commands available. But they don't match Dragon's voice command set. You also can't use Apple's dictation feature unless you're connected to the Internet, while Dragon works right on the computer.
Dragon Dictate uses a small window to show its status and often displays two larger windows, one with available commands and one with alternate spellings Nuance Communications
The Dragon software has many, many functions (the user manual is 207 pages), but you can boil it down to two: dictation and computer control. The latter means controlling menus and commands either common to the whole operating system or specific to a program you're using. You can say "File New" to open a new document or "Jump to Wall Street Journal" to open the Web browser and go to the Journal's website.
One of the deficits still lingering in the Mac version is it has fewer sets of application-specific commands than its Windows counterpart. Also, the Windows version allows you to navigate from link to link on a Web page; while the Mac version doesn't.
Dragon comes with an over-the-head microphone and earpiece that connects instantly via USB, but it also works with many types of microphones. The included gear offers the greatest accuracy. But I was able to get decent results using a Dragon wireless-mic app on my iPhone and even using the built-in mic on the Mac laptop, either directly or via the tiny mic included in Apple's standard earbuds. You can also use a Bluetooth microphone.
This new Mac version finally is able to transcribe audio files recorded on a digital voice recorder or an iPhone voice-recording app. It worked pretty well, but wasn't as accurate as real-time dictation.
For best results, you have to train Dragon Dictate before using it, by reading one of several canned texts. This takes five to 10 minutes or so. You can teach the program about uncommon words you use by letting the program analyze documents you wrote. And you can add words or pronunciations manually.
The program relies on context to decide what you meant to say, even if the words sound the same. In a test exercise suggested by Nuance, Dragon Dictate flawlessly handled the phrase "you were right to write me right now."
I found it could handle many—but not all—proper names, product names, long words, addresses and phone numbers. It recognized the sentence "I'm dictating this on a MacBook Air, but I could be using a Lenovo Ultrabook" perfectly, with correct capitalization. It automatically formats phone numbers and addresses. Other sentences it handled with ease included "Barack Obama is running against Mitt Romney" and "I prefer chrysanthemums to hydrangeas." But it stumbled on some names, like "Kara," which it interpreted as "Camera" or "terra."
And it made other errors, some of them simple, like misinterpreting "an" for "in," even if it got that right most of the time. Fortunately, if you do see a mistake, you can just say, "Scratch That," and try again, or you can choose an alternate spelling from a window that pops up.
And there are other downsides. For best results, the company suggests you use Dragon in a fairly quiet place, speak in complete sentences and phrases, and think ahead to what you want to say. Meeting those conditions isn't easy.
Also, Dragon can clutter up your screen. It has a small window showing its status, and often displays two larger windows, one showing available commands and one showing alternate spellings.
Finally, on the Mac version, one of its best features—the ability to learn the names of your contacts—is crippled by an arbitrary limit of 300 names. The feature won't work at all if your contact list is larger. The company says it plans to fix this.
Overall, however, Dragon Dictate is a step forward for Mac users who need, or prefer, to use voice to write and control a computer.
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This is a discussion on 2014 WRX Wagon within the New Member Hangout forums, part of the Community - Meet other Enthusiasts category; Hey, New owner of a 2014 Subaru WRX Hatch in white. Just picked it up this past saturday and I ...
New owner of a 2014 Subaru WRX Hatch in white. Just picked it up this past saturday and I absolutely love it. Just wanted to share.
Nice, white was my 2nd option but decided to go WRB.
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< ** It ignores any preferences listed in variable `customize-customized-ignore'. Typically, you list variables there that you modify frequently and don't care about saving. Examples are `case-fold-WikiModes' and `debug-on-error' -- you don't really care about saving their changes, and you certainly don't want to be asked whether or not you want to save them each you quit Emacs. (A prefix argument to `customize-customized' lets you override this ignoring.)
> ** It ignores any preferences listed in variable `customize-customized-ignore'. Typically, you list variables there that you modify frequently and don't care about saving. Examples are `case-fold-search' and `debug-on-error' -- you don't really care about saving their changes, and you certainly don't want to be asked whether or not you want to save them each you quit Emacs. (A prefix argument to `customize-customized' lets you override this ignoring.)
Emacs Preferences
This page is about customizing Emacs using the so-called "Easy Customize" feature (aka Customize), and saving your changes. It is not about using Customize generally, however – it is specifically about the relation between making changes to preferences and saving them.
The first thing to recognize is that not every Emacs setting is a savable preference. You can save user options and faces.
So, what's a face? See Face.
So, what's a user option? It's a variable whose DocString begins with '*'
. That's an odd definition, but that's what a user option is. The Lisp predicate that describes this class of beasts is 'user-variable-p'
. Other ways to characterize a user option are as something that you can see using 'list-options'
and something that you can change using 'set-variable'
. In general, a user option is a variable that is intended to be changed by users – you – as opposed to an internal variable that is modified by program only.
There has been some discussion lately on the bug list (emacs-pretest-bug) about what term to use for what I've called here "preference". I think that the decision will be to change the term "user option" to mean that (a preference, whether variable or face), and to use only "user variable" for a variable that is 'user-variable-p'
. Until that change is made (in the UI and the doc), I'll leave "preference" as the term here, to avoid confusion. – DrewAdams [new]
Actually, if you use Customize to save preferences, then not all user options can be saved. You can only use Customize to save those things (user options and faces) that you can change within the Customize user interface (UI). In other words, Customize handles a subset of user options, and user options are a subset of all variables. While 'user-variable-p'
corresponds to 'set-variable'
, 'custom-variable-p'
corresponds to 'customize-variable'
. The latter two functions test whether you can use Customize with a given variable and set such a variable, respectively.
You can always save any preferences by inserting appropriate Lisp code in your init file (.emacs
). But this page is concerned with preferences that you save using Customize.
A very useful command, which is not bound to any key sequence, by default, is 'customize-unsaved'
. This command opens a Customize buffer with all of the preferences that you have changed in the current session but not yet saved. You can then look over the changes and save individual preferences.
Another useful command (also not bound, by default) is 'customize-save-customized'
– it saves all of the changes you have made in the current session.
However, it is important to realize that both of these commands work only with the set of changes that Customize recognizes, and not every preference change is recognized by Customize. This is an important gotcha!! – see next.
Changes you make outside Customize are not always taken into account by Customize. Usually Customize will recognize that a change has been made, but it normally does not consider such an outside change as equivalent to the corresponding change within Customize. This is unfortunate: Emacs behaves correctly according to changes that you have made, but Customize does not recognize the change.
For example: If you set the value of a user variable using 'set-variable'
or 'setq'
instead of changing it using the Customize UI, then Customize will declare that the value has changed outside Customize and that it is not considered set for the current session. This is a strange status: the variable has in fact had its value changed for the current session, but Customize does not want to recognize that. Go figure…
So, why is this important? Not only because it can help you understand why Customize doesn't seem to recognize changes you have made using things like 'set-variable'
(well, maybe "understand why" is too strong here; let's say "recognize that"). More importantly, you need to be aware of this if you write Lisp code that others will use. If you create, for example, a command that lets users change the color of a face, then you need to know that such a change will generally not be reflected in the Customize UI – so, users will not be able to save such a change using Customize.
This is the key question for this page. And finding the answer is not as simple as you might expect. The Lisp code that implements Customize is, well, not the easiest code to understand. So, without further suspense, and at no expense to you, here are the secrets discovered from untold diggings among the ruins of Customize code:
(put variable 'customized-value (list (custom-quote (eval variable))))
where 'variable'
is a symbol that names a variable.
That's it! That's all you have to add to your Lisp code that sets user option 'variable'
, in order to tell Customize that it has been set to its current value, (eval variable)
. You can do this interactively using command 'tell-customize-var-has-changed'
, which is defined in library Lisp:frame-cmds.el using the one-liner shown here.
To tell Customize that the definition of a face has changed (e.g. different foreground color), just add this to your Lisp code that changes a face:
(put face 'customized-face spec) (face-spec-set face spec)
where 'face'
is a face and 'spec'
is its new definition (face specification). This code is available as function 'doremi-face-set'
in library Lisp:doremi-frm.el.
How Can I Get Customize to Recognize a Changed Preference? explains how to set a value that Customize will recognize. How do I do the opposite, namely making my own code recognize that Customize (the user) has set a value for a certain variable? – VegardOye
What you're looking for is this, I believe:
(or (get symbol 'customized-value) (get symbol 'customized-face))
See, for instance, 'custom-ignore-unsaved-preference'
in cus-edit+.el. – DrewAdams
That is useful. Thanks. Why Customize doesn't ship with ready-made functions for these things is beyond me. I may put the phrase "secrets discovered from untold diggings among the ruins of Customize code" in a code comment. :) – VegardOye
Update: After some more excavation, I discovered that Customize stores saved values (for future sessions) in the property saved-value
. The line above checks if Customize has changed the value during the current session, while the function below also returns non-nil
when the variable is Customize'd in .emacs
. – VegardOye
(defun custom-value-p (symbol) "Non-nil if SYMBOL has a customized value." (or (get symbol 'customized-value) (get symbol 'customized-face) (get symbol 'saved-value)))
Each Emacs Frame has a set of frame parameters, or properties, that define its behavior and appearance. These parameters are not variables, and they are not faces (though a few of the parameters correspond to standard faces). Each frame has its own set of parameter values, so if you change, say, the 'background-color'
parameter value of one frame it does not usually affect the value of that parameter for another frame.
You can change various parameter values for a given frame in different ways. See, for instance, the commands in library Lisp:doremi-frm.el. But, suppose that you change a frame so that, for instance, it has the right color background, and you would like to use that color for all of your frames in the future. What do you do?
First, since a frame parameter is neither a variable nor a face, it is not a Customize preference. So, it would appear that you cannot save such a property for future use.
However, there are two things that come to your rescue here:
, which defines the properties of most new frames that you create.So, you can use frame-alist variables to save frame parameters for future sessions. But how can you copy frame parameter values from a given frame that you like to a frame-alist variable like 'default-frame-alist'
? There are two commands defined in library Lisp:frame-cmds.el that help here:
– Copies the value of a particular frame parameter from a given frame (the selected frame, by default) to a given frame-alist, such as 'default-frame-alist'
. If you use library Lisp:menu-bar+.el, then this is item Set Frame Parameter from Frame on the Frames menu.'set-all-frame-alist-parameters-from-frame'
– Copies all of the frame-parameter values from a given frame to a given frame-alist. If you use library Lisp:menu-bar+.el, then this is item Set All Frame Parameters from Frame on the Frames menu.Of course, a few frame parameters that it really doen't make sense to copy. For example, the frame parameter 'window-id'
is a unique frame ID used to communicate between Emacs and the window manager. You wouldn't want to copy that to 'default-frame-alist'
so that all new frames would get the same ID.
For that reason, there is a user option, 'frame-parameters-to-exclude'
, which is a list of frame parameters to not copy when using the 'set-*-frame-alist-*'
commands. It is an option so that you can tweak which parameters are included and excluded from copying.
Example: Here's a typical example of using these commands.
to modify the background color of a frame (any frame): Let's say that you change its red, green, and blue components, or you darken or brighten it ("value").'set-frame-alist-parameter-from-frame'
to copy the 'background-color'
parameter from the frame you changed to 'default-frame-alist'
in Customize (after using 'customize-customized'
to get to its Customize buffer).(Each of the 'set-*-frame-alist-*'
commands takes care of letting Customize know that the frame-alist user option has been changed.)
You might be wondering, "Why doesn't Customize get along better with the rest of Emacs?" "Why doesn't it pay attention to changes made outside it?" Don't ask. But that might become a topic for discussion for the next (post 22.1) Emacs release. The time seems ripe for looking the question in the face.
The historical explanation might be that Customize grew up as a separate library, and it hasn't yet completely taken hold or become significant enough to be more tightly integrated with the rest of Emacs. It is a lot more integrated now than it was a few releases ago, however, and as a result it has become more and more expected that it play well with Emacs.
Another explanation might be that an initial goal for Customize was to provide a way to customize Emacs that would not require users to be Lisp programmers. In that Customize has succeeded. As such, many Lispers who use Emacs have not bothered much with Customize ("real Emacs users don't use Customize" seems to be their credo). The idea is that Customize doesn't need to play well with Emacs because there are two separate Emacs user groups: the non-Lispers, who won't change things outside Customize, and the Lispers, who won't change things inside Customize.
But this split into two different kind of users is pretty artificial – things are not so black and white. In practice, Emacs has always been about looking under the hood – or at least being able to look under the hood if you're curious or you just like to fiddle with the guts of a machine. Many Emacs users are just a little Lispian, and even newbies often like to learn some Lisp, even when they don't have to.
So, some folks figure that it would be good if all changes to user options and faces were automatically recognized as new preference settings by Customize (recognized, but not saved, by default). The idea would be that you can change something anywhere and the change is taken into account elsewhere. See, for example, CustomizePlus.
What do you think? Are there good reasons for Customize not to recognize changes to user options by 'set-variable'
, 'setq'
, and so on?
Of course, even if everyone were to agree on the desirability of a closer integration, there might be problems implementing it. Stay tuned…
Well, I have never seen this as a problem at all. My background is that I first started doing all customization the "hard-core" way, using setq and so on. I later discovered Customize and have since found it to be a neat way to browse the different settings, and changing them from there. Nowadays by .emacs file consists of a mix of the two ways to customize Emacs and I can see a trent towards using Customize more and more. I personally think that I would be confused if Customize DID save (or suggested me to save) settings I had done outside it (i.e. using setq). I don't say that it is a bad idea though. – MathiasDahl
If you change preferences in your init file (.emacs
), then they are of course saved, by definition, so that is beside the point here. The point is that if you change user preferences outside of Customize – say by way of a command, such as 'set-variable'
, then Customize doesn't recognize those changes as unsaved preference changes. That's all. This is not about changes to things other than user preferences; and it is not about changes made in your init file – it is about changes to user preferences that are not recognized as such by Customize. It is precisely to further the "trend towards using Customize more and more" that it should be helped to play better with the rest of Emacs. – DrewAdams
Sorry to be misleading. I knew what you meant, and using ".emacs" in my text was a mistake. I understand that what you mean is things you might try out using set-variable, setq in scratch, M-: or just a C-x C-e. Still, I do not see the problem (again, even if I don't think it is a bad idea to "fix" this) . – MathiasDahl
And not just things you might try out in those ways, but also, and in particular, things that are changed by commands intended to change things :-D.
The Customize UI leaves something to be desired in terms of directly manipulating user preferences to change them. Libraries can improve the ways users interact to change preferences (e.g. commands like 'doremi-bg'
and 'doremi-face-fg'
), and users can still use Customize to save such changes or reset to the installed settings – provided that Customize recognizes that such commands have in fact changed a setting.
The idea is to open up Customize, so that it sees changes that are made elsewhere – regardless of how they are made. You should be able to say "Show me what has changed" and then "Save these particular changes". Library writers should be able to write commands that improve ways to change things, without suffering the restriction that users won't be able to easily handle such changes from within Customize. – DrewAdams
I could not agree more, even though I did not think about it before (I'm repeating myself, I know, I know… :). – MathiasDahl
After I wrote the text on this page a few days ago, I set about trying to come up with a better solution than requiring individual functions to inform Customize that they've set something. The result is library Lisp:cus-edit+.el. Here is the executive summary (from the source-code commentary):
, 'saved'
, or 'set'
(= unsaved) state, regardless of how they are set. Someday, Customize might be more integrated with the rest of Emacs, and "changed outside of Customize" will make no more sense than "changed outside of Emacs". Customize will then be just one possible way to access the space of user preferences, the same preference space that other parts of Emacs can access differently. If we're writing on the same blackboard, you can see what I erase, and I can see what you write. Simple.There is a detailed explanation of what that library does in the source-code comments, so I won't repeat that all here. Here are the highlights:
'C-x C-c'
) if you have unsaved customizations. It asks if you want to review them. If so, it opens a Customize buffer with all of your changes – variables and faces. This is analogous to Emacs asking you about files you've changed but not saved, before letting you exit.'customize-customized'
as a 'kill-emacs-query-functions'
hook – or, rather, it uses a new version of 'customize-customized'
that does the following:'customize-customized-ignore'
. Typically, you list variables there that you modify frequently and don't care about saving. Examples are 'case-fold-search'
and 'debug-on-error'
– you don't really care about saving their changes, and you certainly don't want to be asked whether or not you want to save them each you quit Emacs. (A prefix argument to 'customize-customized'
lets you override this ignoring.)'kill-emacs-query-functions'
hook), it asks you for confirmation before proceeding.'customize-customized-ignore'
. You can, for instance, add every preference in a Customize buffer to the ignore list with one click – just as you can save all changes in a Customize buffer with one click.'customize-update-all-vars'
, 'customize-update-all-faces'
, and 'customize-update-all'
(which does both of the first two) dig up all of the variables and faces that have been modified outside of Customize and tell Customize to consider them as having been modified inside Customize. IOW, they bring everything that is outside of Customize into the Customize fold. Using these commands, you can manually update Customize at any time, to synch Customize with the wider Emacs world. These updating commands are also available as buttons and menu items (Set from External Changes).'customize-update-all'
can run as an idle timer, synching up Customize in idle moments, so you don't need to do anything to make Customize behave as it should. You can then change anything anywhere in Emacs. When you exit, Emacs will inform you of all the changes and ask if you want to save them. You can modify how long the idle period needs to be before an update is done.Interestingly, it turns out that even if you don't change any preferences, when you quit Emacs the first time you try CustomizePlus (`cus-edit+.el
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You'll see user options like 'baud-rate'
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(= installed). There should not be any such apparent "changes", since this is all part of standard Emacs (or libraries that you load), but that's the way it is, for now. Someday, I hope, you'll be able to live with Customize without CustomizePlus ;-).
If you choose to save these preference changes, you will never again be bothered by being informed that they have changed (unless you change them yourself). So, that's one solution to this bother: just click Save to save all the phony customizations. Alternatively, you can click Ignore Unsaved Changes to ignore them all in the future; either way, this is only a one-time nuisance. And of course, you can save some and ignore other changes, individually.
There is a third way, in addition to saving and ignoring such "spurious" changes (that is, changes that you didn't really make yourself, interactively): tell Customize to treat them as if they were saved, but not to save them – menu items/button Consider Unchanged. Unlike Save and Ignore, this has a non-persistent effect. It just resets the state for the preferences in question to "saved", so that they are not considered changed, but if you change them later (in the same session) they are then treated as changed.
This is useful for dealing with user-preference changes that are done by libraries that you might load, including some standard libraries that don't correctly tell Customize to consider the settings they make as "standard". It can also be used for your own interactive changes that you might not want to save immediately, but that you want to treat as base-line values for a time.
However, unlike the case of "saved" and "standard" values, there is no way to reset to such a virtually saved value. It is designed for settings that are taken care of by program in a sure way – instead of such settings coming from your custom file, they come from a library. You don't want to see such non-personal changes popping up each time you check for changes, but you also don't usually want to save them to your custom file (which could even have a perverse effect if a library depends on a value not yet being set when it is loaded). Usually, when you load a library that messes with a user preference, you want to know that, but you then want to "reset" the status to unchanged (Consider Unchanged), so you can notice any further changes to it. Since loading the library again will (usually) reestablish the same user-preference values, there is no need to save them in your custom file (and that could have a perverse effect, as mentioned).
In the menus, Ignore Unsaved Changes is active only if there are such changes; Consider Unchanged is active only if the current preference values have not been saved; and Set from External Changes (manual updating) is active only if there actually are external changes to update to.
Customize is still fairly new, and lots of Emacs libraries still define and change user preferences without going through Customize – that's the reason for a large set of behind-the-scenes changes. In fact, Customize does not at all make it easy for Lisp code to go through Customize to update variables and faces – you really have to know what you're doing to get that done at all (see the rest of this page, above). Customize was designed, I guess, as an enclave apart (why, I don't know).
Anyway, I hope that CustomizePlus will help people get more out of Customize, and, more importantly, encourage Lisp authors to come up with new ways to let users define and modify preferences. That's the idea behind the direct manipulation of DoReMi, and CustomizePlus might open the door to other new ways to change settings. For now, try the idea out with DoReMi and CustomizePlus: incrementally change face colors and settings, and then use Customize to save your changes.
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Two weeks ago I threw a question out to our studio audience. Actually, this all started a short time before that when a question was posted as a comment to an earlier post. The question had nothing to do with my original post, but it was intriguing nonetheless. And that was the question I provided to all of you.
You can read the question yourself (and you might want to, because the way it is written can be open to interpretation) but here is what I gleaned from it. A blogger (I am assuming blogging for the company) is being provided false information by employees who are, shall we say, out to get another employee. Apparently, someone from the C-suite is about to be involved. The poster stated "My advice…would be [for him] to contact the senior [executive] before committing something unethical or unlawful."
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After typing those first two paragraphs, I continued to fill a page with my thoughts. I went on at some great length about what I thought the issues were, how they might be handled, and how it all might apply to Internal Audit. And I'm willing to bet you would have gotten really bored reading it, because I was getting really bored typing it. More insight: I once had a teacher in "Social Anthropology" (I can't even remember what the heck that meant) give me a "D" on an essay test with the comment "The first two sentences are correct. After that, it is all gobbledygook". I have tried to remember that comment over the years. After deleting the paragraphs and with that professors words ringing in my ears, I realized the answer was quite simple.
Step up and do whatever it takes to keep someone from falling into that trap.
And after that short, simple response, I do need to add in one more thought about the situation as described. This looks to be more than a batch of Merry Pranksters joining Ken Kesey on a tour of the US on "Further" the psychedelic bus. Rather, it looks to be more like a roving gang of employees on a rampage of vitriolic abuse, systematic sabotage, and pure destruction. This is the type of thing upon which bad horror movies and worse sitcoms are based. And it is no joking matter. If there is a company hot line, then calls should be made. If not, then an executive who can be trusted should be contacted. However, the answer is still much the same as that stated above (but given with a significantly greater amount of gravitas); step up and do whatever it takes to protect the company from this larger problem.
And you want a lesson for all the auditors out there? Step up and do whatever it takes to make sure the right things are done.
Which answers another question that came to my mind when I saw the posting - is this really an auditing question? Well, I don't know about your audit shop, but we get these kinds of questions in our department. People see us as having a good understanding of ethics, so we often have people come looking for suggestions on how to handle ethical situations. You see, it is my personal feeling that it is Internal Audit's responsibility to set the ethical standards for the company. And receiving these types of questions is just one of the measures of success.
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One of my fav episodes of Kanto too, Sabrina was the best of all gym leader characters for me.
That little girl used to creep me out so bad
One of my fav episodes of Kanto too, Sabrina was the best of all gym leader characters for me.
This is probably one of my favourite episodes of Pokemon ever. The use of the little doll girl was brilliant for Sabrina's psychic and mysterious character. Also, the battle was great and the dolls house part was just plain creepy. If this happened to every challenger, Sabrina would definitely be impossible to defeat. Best Gym Leader ever? o:
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Anyway I think this is probably one of my favourite episodes in the whole Animé series. The way that they reveal Sabrina's character through the doll is amazing. And so is the way that she can telepathically communicate with her Pokémon in battle. The only thing I didn't like is the way that the episode makes Psychic trainers seem like the best. Sabrina seems impossible to beat, and to be honest, if you could communicate with your Pokémon like that, you probably would be impossible to beat!!
Cool episode, even though Psychic types were shown as unbeatable Übers. James as a Hawaii girl was awesome, just like all his other crossdressing moments. The dollhouse was a nice idea as well. I like this episode. 10/10.
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A scary episode to introduce Sabrina, a psychic and mysterious character. The doll she had creeped me out as well as the doll house.
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Although they wanted to show Abra's Teleporting only self, I wish it would've done a few other attacks and not just Teleporting like it does in the games in the wild. Sabrina and her doll still scare me like crazy after all these years for some reason...
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It is indeed creepy.
Sabrina was probably the most toughest gym leader Ash had ever had to face -considering his inexperience around that time. That whole evil theme with the hopelessness of Ash in battle with some risks at stake made it even more better in general. This episode definitely was not the most epic battle out of the entire Kanto saga, but the things around it and the personality of Sabrina made it all around it probably the most interesting gym leader out of the entire Kanto series.
Eah there go the writers again with their antics, this time overpowering the psychic types. :/ Teleport is supposed to be used to end a battle. How's any opponent supposed to win? Gym leaders aren't supposed to be completely invincible in battle.
In all fairness in Gen 1 Psychic pokemon were absolute beasts so Ash having a hard time with Sabrina makes sense
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Sabrina's a really tough Trainer. I kind want her to be like that in the games. And this is the first Gym battle where the Gym Leader's Pokemon evolved during the battle.
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Rangemaster Professional + 90 Dual Fuel Range Cooker, Cream
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Please note: This product is not available in our shops for viewing.A serious cook's cooker in cream and chrome which will fit seamlessly into any kitchen. The sophisticated, dual fuel Professional + 90 offers sleek modern lines and a distinctly practical purpose featuring a gas hob, contemporary handles and ergonomically designed control knobs.
The mains ignition gas hob has 5 gas burners, including 1 at 3.5kW, a triple-ring wok burner and a griddle.
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Rangemaster's original range cooker, made in 1830, was a revelation to the cooking fraternity. They are still manufactured in Royal Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, benefiting from over 200 years of manufacturing excellence. Great cooking has always started with a great cooker and the new ranges still share the original dedication to quality, design and innovation.
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Ricky Gervais has been a polarizing host of the Golden Globe Awards these past few years. You either think his humor is swell, or he makes you want to turn away from the proceedings. This year, the Golden Globes are going for guaranteed likability with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler - real-life besties and former "Saturday Night Live" superstars - as co-hosts. Really, that's why you should watch the show. Because their brand of observational, absurd humor is quite funny. And yes, there will be lots of pretty people in pretty gowns and tuxedos presenting and accepting awards for the best in film and TV. The awards are at 8 p.m. NBC
"The Golden Globe Arrivals Special" features the "Today" show team as hosts at 7 p.m. on NBC. E! will air "Live from the Red Carpet" at 6 p.m. with Ryan Seacrest, Giuliana Rancic and the E! team.
"Girls": The buzzy show about four young New York City women trying to make it returns for a second season. Expect plenty of more awkward scenes, courtesy of Lena Dunham. 9 p.m. HBO
Look for new seasons of "Shameless" (9 p.m. Showtime); "Enlightened" (9:30 p.m. HBO); "House of Lies" (10 p.m. Showtime); and "Californication" (10:30 p.m. Showtime).
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Italtrike La Cosa Bus Ride-On Toy
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I respond to the Sunday Dispatch article "Board gave Harris all the power," to urge Columbus property owners who pay a majority of their property taxes to support Columbus City Schools to make their displeasure known to the school board.
The board's adoption of "policy governance," which turns control over to the superintendent without oversight is a dereliction of duty to represent the taxpayers on whom the schools rely. What if taxpayers described the board giving up oversight as taxation without representation?
Columbus Mayor Michael B. Coleman's new appointed commission on public school education similarly ignores the democratic principal of elected representation.
Since when does an executive-branch-appointed private-sector commission represent taxpayers' best interests? As The Dispatch noted, even the president of City Council, a former school-board member, was not and is not troubled by the lack of democracy and transparency in Columbus schools' administration.
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It is estimated that by mid-June, cleanup in three states will be complete.
Active cleanup from the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico will conclude by mid-June Cleanup in three states, Alabama, Florida, and Mississippi, has been ongoing for three years.
In the course of the last three years since the spill, BP has been working under the direction of the Coast Guard and has invested more than $14 billion into cleanup efforts.
"The transition is a significant milestone toward fulfilling our commitment to clean the Gulf shoreline and ensuring that the region's residents and visitors can fully enjoy this majestic environment," said Laura Folse, BP's Executive Vice President for Response and Environmental Restoration, in a statement. "Even as the Coast Guard has made the decision to move these states to the National Response Center reporting system, should residual Macondo oil appear on the shoreline, BP remains committed and prepared to address it under the direction of the Coast Guard."
In 2010, at the peak of cleaning efforts, 48,000 people were involved. About 1,100 miles of shoreline experience some level of oil contamination and 778 miles of shoreline required cleaning.
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2 people die in separate morning crashes
The first day back to work after a long holiday weekend brought with it problems on four major commuter routes Tuesday morning.
2-year project on Cumberland I-68 project begins
The State Highway Administration says it's beginning a two-year project to renovate the Interstate 68 bridge over Cumberland.
Officials: Safety improvements to 16th Street traffic circle taking too long
Major safety improvements are in the works for an oddly shaped traffic circle that connects Montgomery County and D.C., but local leaders say the process of improving the problematic circle is taking too long.
Metro nearly sells out of commemorative SmarTrip cards
The transit agency says as of 2 p.m. Sunday that there a few thousand of the cards left at the Metro Center sales office in downtown D.C., but there are long lines to pick up the cards.
Purple Line would cut time, but funds still lacking
It is still more than a decade away, but the Purple Line could change the way people travel between Montgomery and Prince George's counties.
D.C. extends public comment period on new building codes
The District government has extended the public comment period on D.C.'s extensive new building codes through Feb. 22.
Metro won't stay open late for unofficial inaugural balls
Despite late night unofficial inaugural balls, Metro won't run late.
For those living near ICC, noise fight continues
A local community group is continuing it's fight against the Maryland Transportation Authority, arguing the noise on the InterCounty Connector is making life in the neighborhood unbearable.
Fairfax Co. Chamber backs McDonnell's transportation funding bill
The Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce has tossed its support to Gov. Bob McDonnell's transportation funding plan, the largest organization in the Washington area so far to back the controversial proposal.
Documents reveal no-bid contract at airports authority
Documents show a former top official at the agency that manages the Washington area's two airports created a no-bid contract that paid his wife and daughter more than $175,000.
Va. Beltway main lanes to get travel times estimates
A change the Virginia Department of Transportation hopes to make in the spring will give Capital Beltway drivers a better idea of whether it's worth their time and money to take the 495 Express Lanes.
Metro: Red Line back to normal
Metro says it has finished some emergency maintenance that caused major delays on the busy Red Line during the morning rush hour.
Police nabbing speeders on Intercounty Connector
Better slow down on the Intercounty Connector.
BRAC-related traffic solutions moving forward in Bethesda
Drivers in Bethesda are familiar with BRAC- related construction aimed at easing the traffic crush around Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, and that work is progressing.
Virginia negotiating to buy Dulles Greenway
The state is negotiating with the owners of the private Dulles Greenway to purchase the 14-mile road that runs from Dulles International Airport to Leesburg.
Two months later: How are people using the Beltway Express Lanes?
Nearly two months after the Beltway Express Lanes opened, drivers have mixed experiences.
Metro plans to add 327 jobs, many for Silver Line
Metro is proposing to add more than 300 new jobs in the next budget year.
Maryland proposal cracks down on uncollected tolls
Millions of dollars in unpaid tolls have gone uncollected in Maryland, but a new proposal being considered by the General Assembly aims to make it harder to dodge fees and easier to collect the cash.
Metro $3 rebate for SmarTrip cards going unclaimed
The Metro transit system is offering a $3 rebate to anyone who buys a reusable debit card to pay fares.
Few claiming Metro SmarTrip rebates
Officials with Washington's Metro transit system say few people are claiming $3 rebates being offered to those who buy SmarTrip cards.


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If you didn't know, FLCL airs twice every Saturday on [adult swim] aka Cartoon Network. The first showing is at 1:30 AM, then again at 4:30 AM. So I guess technically that would be Sunday morning.
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