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The screen was expanded on June 5, 1954, to accommodate CinemaScope. The drive-in closed on April 23, 1972.
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The Chilco does feel twitchy on fairly flat water due to the hard chines. I recommend paddling it quite a bit - you'll soon realize that twitchiness is unrelated to its' stability, which is quite solid. Relax and you'll get used to it.
The gas pedal style rudder controls are far superior to the sliding pedals. Again, probably you need a bit of time to get used to it.
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Freshman Rodriguez comes up big for Kansas State in NCAA opener
The game is played at such a rapid pace, at this level and in this setting, that it can break even the sturdiest of hearts and minds.
Kansas State freshman point guard Angel Rodriguez would not break on Thursday against Southern Mississippi.
Not in his first NCAA Tournament appearance. Not with this much on the line.
"The game moves so fast that you can't think about mistakes," Rodriguez said. "You have to keep pushing."
With Rodney McGruder and Jordan Henriquez putting the Wildcats on their shoulders for most of the game, Rodriguez provided the lift necessary to get K-State over the hump in a 70-64 victory.
In his first NCAA Tournament appearance, Rodriguez finished with 13 points and four assists in 27 minutes. Rodriguez was also able to shake off three turnovers that might have flustered him early in the season.
"I think he played really well, (Rodriguez) had a couple of moments where things got shaky but he played through it," K-State junior guard Martavious Irving said. "On the road he's my roommate so the last couple of days I've been telling him to just treat this like a normal game, don't worry about the atmosphere or the NCAA Tournament or any of that stuff."
Rodriguez, who averages 8 points and 2.4 assists, was at his best when the game was on the line.
With just more than three minutes to play and leading 60-55, Rodriguez found Gipson over the top of the Southern Miss defense on an alley-oop that Gipson turned into a layup.
"He put that one up there kind of high, didn't he?" Gipson said, laughing. "Maybe he thought I was Jordan, I don't know. I was a little surprised he saw me when he did … he made the play."
Then Rodriguez coughed the ball up at midcourt and the Golden Eagles' Darnell Dodson took it the other way for a dunk that cut K-State's lead to 62-59 with just more than two minutes to play.
Rodriguez answered by driving the length of the court and slicing through the Southern Miss defense, hanging in the air for a reverse layup.
He sank 3 of 4 free throws in the final minute that helped seal the win.
"I'll never stop playing the way I do, trying to make positive things happen," Rodriguez said. "When I stepped to the line late, I thought, 'These are clutch.' … I don't want to let down my teammates."
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True Blood had quite an action-packed Season 4 finale: Sookie renounced Bill and Eric. They killed a Vampire Authority member. Tara took a bullet for Sookie, who shot Debbie Pelt in the head. Alcide murdered the packmaster. Lafayette killed Jesus. Jason revealed to Hoyt that he slept with Jessica. Steve Newlin showed up as a vampire. And Russell Edgington escaped. All caught up?
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If your head is still spinning from all that, then Sunday's fifth season premiere (10/9c, HBO) won't make it slow down anytime soon. We're sworn to secrecy from revealing just about anything from Season 5... but the cast isn't! Creator Alan Ball, stars Anna Paquin, Joe Manganiello and more open up about what's in store, including new romance, Tara's fate and the return of the most dangerous vampire on earth: Russell Edgington (Denis O'Hare). Get the scoop:
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On Sunday's season finale of True Blood, at least three, possibly four former cast members, previously thought to be dead, or as dead as one can be on this show, returned for an extra-spooky, Halloween-set season finale. Great, you think, just what this show needs, more characters. But wait! This episode also has a steep body count, my friends. At least four series regulars appeared to die during this hour. It's really hoary cliff-hanger stuff that will continue to enrage you for the next 10 months or so until True Blood's fifth season is finally upon us. Who died? Who was resurrected? Let's do this: I'll tell you what happened during this jam-packed hour, and then I'll make some wildly speculative predictions about Season 5. Then you let me know if you agree in the comments section below. Deal?
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This weekend, HBO fills out its summer Sunday lineup, as the final season of Entourage (begging the old "that's still on?" question) joins the red-hot True Blood and a resurgent Curb Your Enthusiasm, which airs its most uproarious episode of the season to date.
Let's take it from the top — or should I say, over-the-top — with a nod to True Blood (9/8c) for delivering the goods this season, adapting one of Charlaine Harris' best-ever storylines from the Sookie books and providing Alexander Skarsgard with a tour de force as the newly vulnerable Viking vampire Eric Northman. All memory of his majestic demonic past wiped clean by a possessed witch who's in over her head (the riveting Fiona Shaw as Marnie), Eric is like a lost child, playfully impulsive and clearly smitten by his caretaker Sookie but easily chastened and profoundly confused as to his true nature.
Welcome back, fangbangers! Mickey O'Connor here, ready to dive into the cesspool of platelets, fornication and biscuits with gravy that is True Blood. For this first episode, my recap will be pretty, well, recappy, since there is so much new ground to cover, but after this week, I'm hoping to keep things on the shorter side to put the spotlight where it belongs: on your brilliant observations in the comments section. Let's let the bon temps roulez!
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Well, what can I say… This is the last blog post of my 3600km, 30 day, solo cycling journey through Eastern Canada. It took place from Aug 16th- September 17th 2013 and I have been busy with school and other hobbies ever since my return. Probably why I am completing the last post now, but better now then never, right?
This is a map of the route I travelled. Definitely more extensive than what I had planned.
The tour was interesting, challenging, emotional, eye opening, and in general a real stepping stone in my life. If you want to see what I mean, just skim through the last 15 or so posts and you'll get the idea. (I suggest starting from the bottom and working upward. This is the order I wrote them in.)
It really took alot of effort and time to acquire enough funds for the tour as well. My main source of income was obtained through recylcing cans, bottles, and scrap metal. More regularly, I worked 6-7 days a week doing exterior painting while working for a moving company on the weekends. It was rough but in the rare spare time, my friends and I managed to sneak a few beers and laughs in trackside.
I am looking to do more intense endeavors in the future both alone and with others.
If you've been following my posts from 8-10 months ago, you would understand that this was a first for me in terms of travel; leaving Montreal, QC on a bicycle with little experience in terms of long distance solo-touring. I'll tell you now, there were no five-star hotels with breakfeasts included every morning. Accomodations consisted of sleeping on peoples floors and couches, or simply pitching a tarp in city parks, ditchs, bushes, beaches, and in one case, a graveyard. Some bug repellent probably would have helped on a few occasions.
Below: Organizing gear before departure out of Montreal.
I cycled a total of 1800km. Not the 2200km I planned. But, I soon realized that the plan didn't matter anymore. Especially once it got wet and became unreadable. The most important lesson I learned was that the plan didn't matter. I just had to make it to Newfoundland. When you set your expectations exceptionally high, it typically leads to disappointment. I learned to appreciate the now while taking in as much value as possible, and going with the flow. I try to incorperate this concept everyday. This was an ongoing experience for me. I found myself in many storms, sometimes forcing me to stay put in certain places like Moncton, North Rustico, PEI and Antigonish, NS. And you know what, those were three of the most memorable moments. Steve, Blaine and Penelope were great to hang around with and their friends were wicked too. The extended time with each gave room for relationship building. Something I only touched on throughout the trip. A big reason why most of the trip was just way too lonely. I'll remember to leave much more time for relationship building on the next trip. The same could be said for what I will share next, and is the subject of my final post for this tour…
As a hurricane pounded Antigonish, NS I was pondering how I would continue the next week I had available till my flight out of Deer Lake, NL. Cycling was not an option, well it was, but I'm not that crazy. hah.
It was pouring, and it would be pouring on and off all throughout my desired route through Cape Breton Island, NS and Newfoundland.
To make a long story short, I was given the contact of a trucker from New Brunswick who ran fishing supplies from NB to remote fishing villages in Newfoundland. I was told Tommy was a friendly guy and that he'd most likely be able to pick me up off the Trans Canada Highway if the storm got too bad.
Well it was bad, and I bailed on cycling the last 300km of the trip. And plus, by the sound of it, this was an oppurtunity I couldn't pass up. Screw the schedule! I called him up and he was able to meet me at 1 am in the morning at a truck stop outside of Antigonish. Of course I thought this was sketchy, but I was drunk, and figured I could handle any surprises.
He was 2.5 hours late do to some technical issues with the engine ("this is going to be a smooth ride" I said) I threw my bike in the back and there we went. It didn't take long for both of us to realize we both liked to talk.
Below: Passing time filming myself, drinking whiskey, and listening to Bob Marley.
Below: Hanging out at gas stations was not uncommon.
We made it to the port at Sydney. We waited over 30 hours in the port gates for one of the storms to pass. Winds were blowing upwards of 100 km/h.
There was a Tim Horton's. Thank god. It was at this time I blabbered on about my adventure to all the curious truckers from around North America. It was an interesting perspective travelling to Newfoundland via truck. Especially because the majority of truckers were aged 45+, and I stuck out like a sore thumb. Which was not neccasarily a bad thing. It was also funny to see the reactions of the tourists and families traveling over by ferry. I was thankful to be in the shelter of a truck chatting a way with a guy who liked to chat. I think we became friends quite quick. Tommy was an awesomely funny guy with a good heart. I was happy to have a bed to sleep in too ( I got the top bunk).
After 30 hours, we got the clear to drive onto the ferry. From my memory there were about 50+ 53ft trailers allowed on, and we were one of the last to squeeze onto the ferry.
If we hadn't of made it we would most likely be there for another 6 hours. I really didn't care, It was warm inside the truck and there was a Tim Horton's nearby. Once parked and into the passenger section of the ferry, Tommy and his trucker friends made there way to the buffet. I sat with them but couldn't join in on the eats due to my lack of funds. They offered to pay but I refused, and was satisfied with their leftovers and infinite refills of coffee.
When we hit the otherside, I had an intense and immediete sense of accomplishment, excitement, happiness, and that hoppy-skippy feeling in the chest. I was so far away from what I call home…
What a beautifully interesting landscape this was. It was exotic. This was not a Canada even a Canadian would think about let alone a foreigner. Newfoundland is a must see.
I won't explain the Newfoundand tour km by km or mile by mile but we generally headed north to about Deer Lake, then east toward St John almost the span of the entire island (but on the north side), and then cut straight south through the most vast landscape I've ever seen. We dropped off nets and other equipment to a salmon farming company situated in Pool's Cove. We were there at about 5:30am and for the first time the sun was out. I was half asleep and really didn't feel like taking photos, but I managed to do so.
Of course nothing goes perfect, and we broke down a good two times.
Below: Tommy getting ready to secure the door with 50,000 lb of Salmon inside.
In the 4-5 days I was with Tommy, I slept at the most 12 hours. I didn't want to miss anything. That, and I had a hard time sleeping with the abundance of Moose on the loose. We stopped only a few times to rest.
I got dropped off in Deer Lake. Tommy now headed for the port.
Slept in the woods that night, and managed to get a ride from another trucker into Gros Morne Park where I was supposed to climb the famous Mountain the next day. This was supposed to be the highlight of the trip. But the weather was too bad. I saw the mountain, though. It was nice.
After getting rained out at Rocky Harbour and having to move to the more secluded Norris Point, I was forced to stay in the first payed motel of the trip (80$). It sucked, but was nice staying dry. I thought for a minute that the weather would break up for a day and I could get to the top of that mountain. The next day I found out there was a hostel for $30/night 5 minutes away. But of course, Pittman, the owner of the hotel wouldn't let my broke ass know before I paid. There are good and bad people out there and everyone in between. Live and learn… They felt bad once they knew I found out and gave me a complentary breakfast in the morning. I forgave them.
It was time to get out of Gros Morne, and with no visibility there was not much point in staying anyway. Temperatures were also dropping close to 0 Celsius at night. I managed to get a lift from an older fellow named Bob who lived in Alberta his whole life but returned recently. Funny enough, he was headed into Deer Lake to pick up blue berries for his wifes' dish. We shared stories the whole way and he dropped me off at the truck stop where I would spend the rainy night.
I was able to convice the cashier to let me sleep in the restraunt till it opened at 6am. There was a guy on drugs in the trucker lounge and even after all I've seen on the road I was in no mood for anything freaky. But that's another story in itself.
I managed to link up a ride to the airport the next day. Bob's Blueberry supplier. The woman was actually the aunt of a girl I hung out with at the truck stop that night. She brought me fresh blueberries and frozen moose meat which I managed to keep frozen on my stop-over flight to Toronto.
I made it back home to Toronto with no issues. 3 days later, I was on a train to Montreal a week late for school. I felt weird to say the least; going from a free for all to a structured/fixed city environment.
So many places seen, so many people met, and so many emotions along the way. Even months later it's still all very hard to comprehend, and I stopped trying.
Below: Bob and the Blueberry Lady
It was what it was and it has affected me in ways I can't put into words.
Below: Flying over the greater area of Halifax.
The storm that came through North Rustico (pictured below) finally blew away, and I got the clear. I'm surprised I didn't see any windsurfers out there.
Twas' a hilly ride to Charlottetown. Thank god this checkpoint was only 1/3 of a regular days distance. Scenery was nothing special as I got closer to C-town, but there were some cool towns along the way.
In no time I was within the city limits and cycling along the coastline. I was out of deodorant so I hunted down the Shopper's Drugmart and made my big expenditure for the day (so I thought). Now smelling fairly decent, I embarked on a small unintentional tour of the city trying to locate my hosts' location.
The boardwalk was really beautiful. The whole city was just so pleasant and cute… And I never say things are cute. On top of the cuteness, it looked and felt like one of the safest towns/cities I've ever been. I had no problem leaving my bike and trailer unlocked outside the store. Kind on felt like a smaller Ottawa, ON. It's the whole "clean" thing. Traditional houses painted nicely and in all sorts of colors. Everything was well kept. You could almost eat off the sidewalks.
I noticed quite a large student population, and what looked to be a trouble free group. Everyone was well dressed. The majority gave off a bit of a trendy but classy vibe, maybe even a little snooty. Met some really interesting people on the streets, including one guy walking around with a huge snake.
My deodorant stop caused me to be a bit late for our meet up. I connected with Andrea, who is a very talented singer/songwriter, through http://www.couchsurfing.org days before I arrived in town. We met at the Malpeque Folk Festival where we watched some awesome local talent, many of whom Andrea has played shows with in the past.
Yet again, another awesome host and now a new friend.
She knew that I was a beer fanatic and after having a few east coast beers at the folk festival, I sort of insisted we go to the Gahan House Brewery in town. It is the only craft brewery in the town. In my sole opinion, they had one or two excellent beers but the rest were just, meh, OK. Yes, I tried all 7 of them (2 were samples and a sip of Andrea's), $40 later…A real nice hangout all in all, and their food looked great. There went a huge chunk of money I made from working with Blaine at the logging yard. I hope Andrea enjoyed her Beer 101 tutorial that night.
We ended up going to some other bar I can't remember the name of, and then to a very well known pizza shop: Famous Pepper's.
The town ate a weeks worth of my food money in a night. Your welcome Charlottetown.
On the walk home there was a cat that would not leave us alone. I felt bad for this little guy. I could not convince Andrea to bring it home.
Slightly hungover, I packed up my trailer over a coffee (thanks Andrea) the next morning and hit the road toward Wood Island, PEI on a full stomach. Wood Island runs a ferry service to New Glasgow, Nova Scotia. Just an hour across the Atlantic Ocean.
This was a rough stretch. A very hilly and gusty 44 km along the northern PEI coast. I had no idea PEI was home to so many god damn hills. You think it would be flat. There were no places to eat for almost the whole way, and I was running low on water too.
I eventually came a across a pretty traditional lobster joint; The New London Seafood Restaurant. A tad expensive for my liking but a good experience all in all. Definitely gave me the fuel to carry forward on what was a very windy,hilly, and rainy day.
I stopped in Cavendish on the way to Blaines house in N.Rustico. The beach was awesome and is a must see for any tourist swinging through. The weather cleared up and I wish I could have spent two more sunny days there. I felt like I was in Mexico or something. This beach just killed the many Canadian stereotypes I had of the east coast.
Anyways, it was about 2pm, and Blaine called me asking where I was. I planned to be at his place around dinner time. He said he would pick me just down the road. Long story short, Blaine was a real cool guy and is a handy man. He does contracting work including painting, interlocking, and builds houses from scratch (including his own). His side business is in the fire wood market. He orders huge logs to his lot, and then using a bulldozer and chainsaws, manages to cut them up into 16 inch pieces, and delivers quads of them all over the island. He does very well, and needed some big help the few days I was there. A lot of large rush orders to prepare and deliver. With no time to waste, I was working at "the wood" as he called it, for the next two days. Cutting and chucking the wood and everything in between. Labour of this type never felt so good. This had to be one of the coolest "jobs" id ever done. I felt like a champion wielding a gas powered chainsaw for the first time.
Blaine was at the wood most of the time, but otherwise it was Sheldon and I sawing the wood and loading the bulldozer.
I could go on and on about how interesting the two of these guys were. But I won't. I'll let the documentary film (in process) speak those words. I met him through http://www.CouchSurfing.org
Blaine treated me, along with one of his girlfriends at a local restaurant; By the Bay. They specialize in steak and fresh seafood. Most people were overweight by a long shot, so you know the customers couldn't get enough! Sort of had a flashback to Houston, TX
A storm came in after my second day at the wood. Man was I happy not to be cycling. Instead I went out the windy peer, picked up some oysters, and long story short I ended up on Blaines brother's tuna fishing boat. We went about an hour into the middle of the ocean to bring in his fishing nets so they would not get swept away in the storm. We dropped the lines in because there was a 600lb Bluefin Tuna below us. We didn't catch him, but we caught a bunch of Mackerel (bait for tuna).. but I ate them when we got home! A couple Cod, a lobster, a sharp weird looking fish, and a couple Mackerel came in on the nets. All food for the birds. It was not a lucky haul in the brothers opinions.
Third day I met Blaines close family. His sister owns a family farm with a cow and chickens.
All in all. These three days were some of the most exciting and interesting of the trip so far. Not hard to believe I wanted to stay for another week or so… But I wasn't going to make it Newfoundland sitting on my ass. Time to say goodbye.
So it was rough go leaving my hosts Ben, Kat, and her family in Albany. I was even starting to miss their dog the moment I said goodbye.
The weather was pleasant, clear skies, but a tad windy.
Actually, the wind was the whole reason my plans drastically changed.
My next location was Alberton, PEI. About 100 km straight to the northern tip of the island. It is supposed to be beautiful there and I had a place to stay with a friend of a friends uncle or something like that.. Long story short, the winds picked up big time, i was cycling on relatively flat roads but was surrounded by flat barren farmland after Summerside and the airport near Miscouche. 1. It was boring 2. I was getting fried by the sun and 3. I couldn't get going much quicker than 10 km/h. So after about 15-30 km outside Summerside I decided it was going to be to much of a hassle to get up there. I made the executive descision to turn around, go back the way I came and head to the central northern coast, where I was headed to in two days anyway.
Funny enough that the man who had the house in Alberton told me that day he wouldn't be there because he was getting married on Sunday. I would have felt weird staying in his house alone, while he got married, and then leaving the next day.
Cabot Beach looked nice and from the pictures I could tell you that the beaches looked very inviting at that point. Really, I was just getting fed up with the cycling and wanted to get away from the farmland and lay out in the sand. In some more exotic looking areas.
So I did.
I got to the beach, which is part of a provincial park, layed out, swam.
It still felt weird knowing I'd be sleeping on the beach or in some trees. So I waited around till it got dark and managed to get by the front gates without being seen. I found a tight little spot in behind some trees, to keep visibility low, allow me to tie up my tarp tent, and keep me the set up out of the wind.
This was one of the loneliest nights. Just waiting for it to get dark was painful in itself. I was able to get some footage of the area with all the time I had to kill.
Not only was it lonely, but extremely windy, and it rained through the night to top it all off!
The weather was clearing up quite nicely and even though Moncton was quite cool, I needed to keep on moving. The sun was out full throttle.
This stretch was one of the most efficient of the trip yet. I had rested for almost 5 days; my muscles had time to recoup.
I left Moncton via the "old Shediac Road" It was quite smooth with a small shoulder and many rolling hills. A nice ride all in all. Shediac was a nice town, home to a large lobster monument. The city claims to be the "lobster capital of the world". With the seaside-lobster- statue so large, I did not challenge the claim. I decided to have lunch in town and put some loonies and toonies into the local economy.
Norm's Pizza really did the trick. Cheap and delicious.
As soon as I started following the coastline toward Cap Pele I could smell the fresh seawater. It was energizing and motivating to say the least. I was so far from home but felt right in place. The winds picked up increasingly toward the bridge.
On the "scenic" route 950 I struggled with about 5-10km of heavy construction. Deep and heavy pebbles littered the road. I guess they were in the process of repaving the stretch. This was the third time during the trip where I wish I had a cross country bike with thick knobby tires.
I am not the type of guy to turn back though even if I had wiped out. There were only close calls, thankfully. Thinking it was the trailer that gave me more stability.
The Confederation Bridge was one of the most outstanding bridges I'd ever seen. I think it is now the 2nd longest bridge in the world. It takes about 15 minutes to get across by car and is 13km long.
Unfortunately it is illegal to cycle across because of the high winds and traffic. They offer a free shuttle service on call from the information centre.
At the shuttle I randomly met up with some other touring cyclists. The third encounter with cyclists on the trip. They were from Montreal, but had taken the train with their bicycles from Montreal to Moncton. They cycled from Moncton to the bridge where I had bumped into them. They were on their honeymoon and were going to tour PEI.
We would have cycled together on the island, but I got the impression the husband didn't want me tagging along on their honeymoon! I respectively informed them I was headed to the North Eastern coast and couldn't join.
When we got to the island I met up with Ben who was also a cyclist. He and his girlfriend were my hosts that night not far from where the shuttle drops you off in Borden Carleton, PEI. We connected months before on Couchsurfing.org. He rode to the bridge and was able to pick me out from the small crowd getting out of the shuttle bus.
We rode back to their summer home in Albany, PEI which was 10km away. That was a touch 10km in the high coastal winds.
The house was beautiful and the view was amazing. The whole family was into healthy eating. Lot's of local greens. I was able to indulge in some alcoholic treats like Potato Vodka and the Lighting Moonshine from the area.
The lighting had me burning and spinning at the same time. It would be very similar to the island moonshine developed during prohibition.
The whole family was over and we all got along great.
I was their first "couchsurfer" they've hosted. The couple, Ben and Kat, are in New Zealand right now, surfing on couches and waves.
Wish I could have stayed another night.


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What are Shiny Pokemon?Shiny pokemon are pokemon that have altered colors, and sparkle when they appear in battle. Other then the color there is nothing different from a normal pokemon. In pokemon X and Y the odds of finding a shiny pokemon in the wild are 1 in 4,100. Though the odds are high there are ways of boosting the chances of finding a shiny pokemon.
An example of shiny pokemon:Shiny Mudkip -> Normal Mudkip ->
The Masuda Method
The Masuda Method is a great way to get a shiny pokemon with your specific nature, ability, moves and IV stats because it requires breeding pokemon. The Masuda Method is when you breed a two different pokemon from different regions.
Example: USA Ditto + German Gallade = Shiny Ralts
Now the odds of finding a shiny with the Masuda Method is around 1 in 1,200. A much higher chance of finding a shiny then just walking around in the grass.
PokéRadar Chaining
After beating either pokemon X or Y main game, you can get the PokeRadar from a scientist in Professor Sycamore's lab on the second floor, in Lumiose. Now Shiny Radar Chaining is extremely complicated because there are a bunch of factors that can mess up ones chain, and sometimes a chain just randomly break for no reason, I'm not going to explain it here because it would take up 6 paragraphs, so I will leave a link of a very good video that explains and shows examples on how to shiny chain.
How to shiny chain -> www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebeaJd…
Chain Fishing
Basically what you do is get a fishing rod, pick a spot and fish over and over again. The more bites you get the higher the chance of finding a shiny pokemon. The chain breaks if you move from the spot, or you don't get a nibble.
Friend Safari
This is my personal favorite and my most successful type of shiny hunting. Though it's not 100% confirmed yet, its speculated the odds of finding a shiny Pokemon in the friend safari are 1 in 1,000.
I have found 5 shiny pokemon in the friend safari and the longest it took me to find one shiny was 667 encounters.
Safari Hunting tips:
1. Get a bunch of friend codes.
Reddit-FriendSafari is a excellent place to fill out ones friend list in a day and get spesific pokemon safari's' such as Ditto safari's and Eevee Safari's. -> www.reddit.com/r/friendsafari/
Facebook- Pokemon X and Y Friend Code Exchange is less in depth and random, but fills up ones friend list fast.-> www.facebook.com/Pokemon3DSXY
2. Have your catching team ready.
I have 4 Pokemon just for catching pokemon.
a. My Sleeper and False swipe pokemon.
I use a Leavanny with the moves Grass Whistle and False swipe. Swadloon can be caught in a Friend Safari.
I also have a Gallade with the moves Hypnosis and False Swipe. Ralts can be caught on Route 4.
That way when you come across a shiny you can put it to sleep and false swipe it for an easy safe catch.
b. My Cute Charmer
Looking for a shiny female Riolu? Catch a Male Jigglypuff on Route 20 and in or Pokémon Village.
Looking for a shiny male Kirlia, then go catch a female Skitty on Route 4.
Cute Charm abbility will have a 50% chance of attracting the opposite gender when put in your first party.
c. My Illuminater
Speed up the time it takes to find pokemon with Illuminate ability.
I use on Route 15 and I use on Route 7
d. Synchronize
Want that perfect nature, use a pokemon with the Synchronize ability.
If the Pokémon is in the lead spot, chance of encountering a wild Pokémon with the same nature will be 50%.
3. Use your Smoke Ball!
Your going to be running away from a ton of pokemon so use the Smoke Ball. You can find the Smoke Ball inside the Lost hotel in route 15.
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Engine test facility upgrade improves exhaust handling efficiency
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By Raquel March, Arnold Engineering Development Complex Public Affairs / Published April 24, 2014
ARNOLD AIR FORCE BASE, Tenn. (AFNS) --
Military and commercial aircraft engine developers rely on simulated altitude testing conducted at Arnold Engineering Development Complex's, or AEDC, engine test facility, or ETF for their research and development of engine capabilities. The condition of the test facility determines the quality of the test and there is an ongoing upgrade project for two of the intercoolers that aid in handling engine exhaust in the C-Plant Exhaust System.
The large intercoolers, measuring 46 feet diameter at the widest section and 62 feet long, are an important configuration for handling large volumes of engine exhaust. When a turbine engine test is conducted inside the C-Plant test cells, the engine exhaust flowing from the engine can reach temperatures of approximately 850 degrees to 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit. To create the proper conditions and pressures for a test of up to 75,000 feet altitude and an engine capable of operating at 100,000 pounds of thrust, the C-Plant Exhaust System houses coolers and compressors that cool and draw the engine exhaust.
"The purpose of this project is to replace the aging cooling coils and demister pads in the WC11 and WC12 intercoolers located in the C-Plant Exhaust yard area," said Marilyn Graves, the Aerospace Testing Alliance, or ATA, program manager for the C-Plant Exhaust intercooler upgrade. "Each intercooler, or cooler, has three banks of coils, bank A, B and C, with each bank housing 20 coils for a total of 60 coils to be replaced for each cooler.
"The intercoolers cool and dehumidify exhaust gas between stages of exhaust compression to improve compressor performance and efficiency and to keep the exhaust gas temperature within working limits of the equipment," she said. "The water-cooled coils currently located in coolers WC11 and WC12 have been in existence for the past 30 years. Leaks as well as damaged or sagging coils have reduced the efficiency of the coolers."
Melissa Tate, the Air Force project manager for the upgrade, said the project is part of the Advanced Large Military Engine Capability Program, or ALMEC. ALMEC, an Air Force Materiel Command program, exists to improve and modernize key Air Force Aeropropulsion Test Facility systems.
Planning for the project began in 2009 and involved considerations for conducting testing during the removal and installation upgrade process as well as safety in removing and handling the coils and demister pads.
"There was a considerable amount of planning involved with the Intercooler Project - everything from generating specifications for the replacement coils and demister pads to laying out schedules for the installation to determine the length of an outage period needed," Graves said.
"In addition, there was considerable planning regarding safety issues -- what hazards would be encountered, what PPE (personal protective equipment) would be required (and) what equipment and skill level of worker was needed."
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The truth is that we do live in a land of giants. There are things that are bigger than us which seem to stand between us and being where God wants us to be. In the Old Testament, God sent His people, Israel, to a place called The Promised Land. It was a
Series: Facing the Giants of Life
Contributor: Tim George (29 sermons shared)
Scripture: 2 Corinthians 10:3-10:5, 2 Corinthians 10:1-10:7
Tags: Endurance
Shared: 10/14/2001
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Scripture: 1 Samuel 17:1
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Shared: 10/18/2000
Jesus said we should seek first the Kingdom of God. What is that Kingdom and how do I go about making it a priority in my life?
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Denomination: Christian/Church of Christ
Scripture: Luke 9:23-9:27, Matthew 6:33
Shared: 9/21/2014
Whenever we face trouble we must rebuild the rubble.
Series: Facing Your Giants
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Scripture: Nehemiah 4:1-4:15
Tags: Growth In Christ
Shared: 4/29/2007
What are the giants that are challenging you today? Stand up now and face your giants by the same tactics that God has given to David!
Contributor: Randy Bataanon (59 sermons shared)
Scripture: 1 Samuel 17:1-17:32, 1 Samuel 17:33-17:58
Shared: 9/13/2010
Just as David battled Goliath, we fight giants in our own life. David teaches us 3 battle strategies for defeating the gians in our lives.
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Contributor: Kevin Weeks (2 sermons shared)
Scripture: 1 Samuel 17:1-17:58, Numbers 13:32-13:33
Shared: 12/18/2001
Youth inspiration
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Scripture: 1 Samuel 17:40-17:47, 1 Samuel 17:17-17:47
Shared: 6/6/2002
These sermons served as the foundation for Max's newest book, Facing Your Giants. The giants we face today may be unemployment, abandonment, sexual abuse, depression, bills, grades, whiskey, pornography, a career, a mistake or a future.
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Scripture: 1 Samuel 17:40-17:51
Shared: 11/1/2006
The giants of our hearts that keep us out of God's rest.
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Scripture: Numbers 13:17-13:33
Tags: Doubt
Shared: 7/17/2001
Joshua had a giant called Jericho to face but first he had to win the war in his own heart. There were two things that had to happen for Joshua to win that war before the battle began.
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Scripture: Joshua 5:13-6:5
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Nicole commented
December 4th, 2008 at 8:47am
H&M's COS range is already available in some European cities and has been for over a year. (debut in March 07) For a full list of stores go to http://www.cosstores.com/ There's even one in Hamburg if you are interested!!
The clothes are lovely and not too expensive, but obviously not as cheap as the H&M stores.
Diana commented
December 4th, 2008 at 9:19am
I love the nature and the bright colors best. Nature because I'm kind of a natural girl and have been longing to redo my bathroom in shades of cream with lots of texture. The bright colors because they look so cheerful and lively!
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Monica commented
December 4th, 2008 at 9:43am
Hi Holly, I just discovered your blogs this past week and I love them. Haus Maus especially, since I moved to Germany three years ago after having lived in the States for the past 13 years. It really strikes a cord with me. As far as the new H&M collection goes, I really like the Nature and the Design themes and look forward to having a closer look once they hit the online store.
Melissa M commented
December 4th, 2008 at 10:48am
I'm kind of drawn to the Design collection, even though it wouldn't match any room in my house. You know what I'd like more of? Door mats! I had such trouble finding a door mat that I really loved.
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Nadine commented
December 4th, 2008 at 11:34am
Hi, Holly. I'm new to decor8 but already adore it — and have spent far too much time checking out the archives :)
I love the Nature collection, especially those button cushions. I have a patchwork quilt over my couch that would look great behind them.
Come to Canada, H&M home fashions….
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phoenixc commented
December 4th, 2008 at 12:45pm
LOVE the bright colours!
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Ann Flowers commented
December 4th, 2008 at 1:53pm
I love the first collection. why can't cool stuff come to America?!
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Kristan commented
December 4th, 2008 at 2:30pm
I think each of the collections have their merits, but I'm personally drawn to the Classic, maritime look.
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John Trosko commented
December 4th, 2008 at 4:08pm
Did you post this Classic Marine blue collection for me personally? This is amazing. You know how much I love nautical…. I wonder how much their stuff will differ from IKEA, which also has that European influence?
Might be time for a trip to the Uk!?
– John aka OrganizingLA
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December 4th, 2008 at 6:23pm
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December 4th, 2008 at 6:30pm
I love the nature theme…and can?t wait to place an order…..:-) :-) and hope they will create really nice shower curtains…..:-) :-)
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alia commented
December 5th, 2008 at 12:57am
I remember when H&M first came to New York – it was heaven! I would have been naked in college without that store. I always thought of it as the Ikea of clothes, so this makes total sense.
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design snob commented
December 11th, 2008 at 12:56am
I love the missing alphabet pillow! Every time I travel to New York, I make it a point to stop by H&M. Doing stuff for the home a perfect fit.
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|Sun, 07-10-2011 - 2:18pm
|Mon, 07-18-2011 - 8:48am
Unfortunately this weekend I ended up having to take my son to the ER for a Psych eval because he got so upset over me cutting off his cell phone that he took a lighter to his arm, and burned a spot on it (not more than 1st or 2nd degree...but still!).
|Tue, 07-12-2011 - 6:29pm
Not all cutting is that obvious. Some kids do it on their upper thighs, or they'll cut superficially so that it heals in a matter of days. It's good that you are taking it seriously, though!
|Mon, 07-11-2011 - 10:14am
Ok, this is sounding eerily similar to some issues my Son is having (withdrawl from things he once loved, telling other people that I kicked him out (I didn't), feeling worthless, etc.).....Do you know WHERE your daughter was cutting?
The reason I ask is my son mentioned once to me that he used to cut, but says since he has this GF he doesn't anymore, but I was just floored....I figured if he was cutting I would see it...it would be obvious, right? I mean he goes around shirtless all the time and I never saw any marks on his arms or torso....never on his feet (he goes barefoot alot too)...so I'm just wondering if you know where your daughter cut herself?
We just recently started counseling too BTW....not sure if I'll be able to get him on Meds, but am exploring that option as well.
|Sun, 07-10-2011 - 11:07pm
There's nothing wrong with public school in general, but she might want to attend so that she can melt into the background where she and her problems can go unnoticed. If she attends a school where she is known, then she'll be forced to deal with them. People will be asking her what's wrong and knowing that her behaviour is out-of-character for her. Teachers who have known her for years might be calling you with concerns. Students who've known her for years might be approaching trusted teachers with concerns about her. She'll be able to avoid this by switching schools where she's the new kid and nobody knows anything about her. JMHO.
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Last Resort Round Table: "Voluntold"by Christine Orlando at . Comments
No one likes to be "Voluntold." For those of you in the dark about that title, it's a military slang term. If you don't volunteer, well, you'll be voluntold.
This week, our Last Resort Round Table team of TV Fanatic staffers Jim Garner, Carla Day and Christine Orlando are joined by Andrew of Film Geek Radio's Dispatches From Sainte Marina podcast to debate if they would high tail it back home or stick with their Captain.
What was your favorite scene from the episode?
Andrew: I really liked the climactic showdown between Chaplin and Brannan. It was a bit heavy-handed, but it perfectly encapsulated so much of what the show is about. Brannan, like most of the show's characters, is acting in what he thinks is in the best interests of his friends, colleagues and nation. The reason Last Resort is working so well right now is that it's all about the very key thing that makes characters interesting: moral ambiguity. None of the answers are fully right but none of them are fully wrong, either, including Brannan's desperate attempt to try and take control.
Jim: I really enjoyed Tani and King's scene after he buried Gil and she was seeing to his wounds. While the romance brewing is obvious, watching King lower his guard a little and fall asleep against her touch was really nice, a great counter point to all the tension we get in the rest of the episode.
Carla: The scene when Brannon threatened Chaplin and crew with the grenade was a pivotal moment. Chaplin kept his cool and by allowing all the crew to hear the interaction provided the stage for him to re-gain their trust and faith. Chaplin was smart to allow Brannon to talk to Secretary of Defense Curry also. Curry's order to take down the ship and Brannon's decision to disobey the order, was the best support for Chaplin's initial questioning of orders. It put the sailors in Chaplin's position, but Curry's disregard for the 120 souls on board pushed them towards Chaplin too.
Christine: My favorite scene was short and simply. I was the Captain walking past his crew on the way to the sub. Everyone knew someone was gunning for him and the tension of the moment was almost as palpable as the Brannan holding the grenade.
If you were part of the crew, would you stay or would you go?
Andrew: Depends. If I had a family waiting for me back home, I'd probably go. Otherwise, I'd probably be too confused to do much besides trust my captain.
Jim: After Chaplin's speech, I would stay. He is absolutely right about the oath being to protect the constitution from enemies foreign and domestic. I would want to bring the truth to light.
Carla: I'd hope I'd have the courage to stay. It's not the easy choice, but it's the right one.
Christine: I'm with Andrew on this one. It depends on my situation. With a family waiting I might grab the first boat out but on my own I'd probably stay out of loyalty to the Captain and the remainder of the crew.
Since Anders was voluntold that he was staying, do you think he will retaliate?
Andrew: I'm sure it's going to come into play later on. He probably won't directly act against his superiors, but I wouldn't be surprised if he sits back and lets trouble come their way.
Jim: I hope not, especially since Michael Mosley - who portrays Anders and is also on Revolution - is a busy guy. If I heard him correctly, his character doesn't make sense. He's on a three-year enlistment, yet he is the most senior tech for the reactor. That can't be right.
Carla: He may act out in small ways, but I don't think he will do anything to hurt the ship or the crew. It wouldn't get him home any quicker and it would put everyone at risk.
Christine: Jim, I took that to mean he only resigned for three years but that's just my interpretation. But having someone who doesn't want to be there in such an important position will certainly come back to haunt them all in the future.
Is Grace right? Does this entire mess originate with the SEAL mission?
Andrew: It's been obvious from the opening scenes of the show that the SEAL mission was directly related to the decision to nuke Pakistan. However, I wouldn't be surprised if that's just one piece of a larger puzzle. Clearly there are some major power struggles taking place in D.C., and I'm guessing that mission was just the tipping point of the conspiracy.
Jim: Yes, but not how she thinks. It has to do with the guy the SEALs killed, the nuclear "pre-strike" was to cover that up. I'm betting they would have accused Chaplin of going rogue and firing the nukes on his own had he followed orders.
Carla: Yes. I've long thought their mission was the instigated the USS Colorado's problems. The bombing of Pakistan was done to cover up whatever the SEALs did. If Chaplin launched that attack, it would have been disavowed by the US. When they didn't launch the attack, they used the "fake" hit on the Colorado as the justification to "retaliate" against Pakistan. The SEAL mission is at the crux of everything.
Christine: Yes, but I'm with Andrew. I think it is just one piece of a more complex puzzle. I am curious to find out what happens to the SEALs who chose to go back home. Depending how much they know, it might not be a warm welcome.
Do you think Christine will hold firm, or will her belief in Sam crumble under the pressure?
Andrew: At this point, I don't particularly care either way. Christine's storyline is by far the weakest of the show so far, and while I hope her relationship to Sam stays strong - I really don't want to see the show get bogged down with melodramatic love triangles - at this point I'd be open to just about anything that develops her beyond "crying woman who misses hubby."
Jim: If she can figure out she's being played then it will give her the strength to hold firm. Sadly, I expect she is getting played by a team of masters and will turn on Sam. But then that might open the door for Sam and Sophie right?
Carla: I could see it going either way. I'd prefer to see Kylie befriend Christine and bring her into the fold with Admiral Shepard. Christine as a fighter would be more fun and feel more true to the character that we've seen so far.
Christine: So far, the Christine storyline bores me. It feels all too predictable but I'm hoping for more. If she and Kylie team up that could be a lot of fun.
Does Kylie want the truth or just her Perseus drive?
Andrew: Both, and I have a feeling the two are not mutually exclusive.
Jim: Kylie wants restoration for her stolen property. If you look at it, on one hand she told her father she agreed with him, on the other she met with the Admiral to tell her what she knew about what was being covered up. These seems to indicate she is playing both sides towards the middle.
Carla: She initially wanted to protect the Perseus drive. It was her life's work. But, now, she wants the truth, especially since her father took her drive on behalf of the government. She's angry and her new mission in life is to uncover the truth. The smile she gave when she saw Christine's proclamation about the truth was telling.
Christine: Both. Kylie was just betrayed by her government, her boyfriend, and her father. She's smart, a bit selfish and mercenary but I'll bet she doesn't like to be played. That will propel her to find the truth.
C. Orlando is a TV Fanatic Staff Writer. Follow her on Twitter.Tags: Round Tables, Last Resort
1. Chaplin/Brannan grenade
3. Yes or get away somehow
4. Yes though we don't know how exactly.
5. A bit of both but I'd like a Kylie/Christine team up
6. Both though the importance she holds them in is debatable
the EAM from Antarctica was right to be questioned, and the the protocol for DC directive to launch weapons has a stricter protocol. It has becaome obvious that there is a coup de gras happening in Washington, the crew of the Colorado are acting contrary to the way of life aboard any ship or squadron. your COB, by his own actions should have been locked in the brigg the first time he opened his mouth on the bridge questioning the skippers actions.
I understand creative license, but you've got a C.O.B. (we call them Command Master Chief) dividing his crew and undermining the command structure. He's doing and saying things that are making E-7's and above groaning and shaking their heads. No COB would call an officer by their first name in a public space, nor would they speak to a CO or XO the way this one does. Lives are interdependent on our boat and the power of a Captian is god like. that COB is looking at being charged and convicted with mutany. I'm still surprised the Dept. of the Navy green lighted and endorsed this show with so many blatent departures from the structure and protocol on a single Submarine, possibly the most tight knit crews in the U. S. Navy. read our oathes of enlistment, we take that seriously. When you report aboard a boat, your loyalty is to the fellow volunteer American Blue Jackets of the crew, You are a town at sea alone. that Skipper has been trained, has experience and knowledge. the EAM from Antarctic Command should have raised the eyebrows of every E-6 and above. regardless of the EAM instructions, and especially the instructions to launch nukes would not have gotten so far as getting the launch keys, the questions would have been asked of DC (during a Hanna Montana commercial) and the protocol for that makes shipboard protocol for launch look like ordering a burger and fries by comparrison. In this show, the underlying suggestion is that there is a coup underway in DC, the Colorado Captain and XO have acted according to protocol...that COB is a disgrace to the twin stars and anchors he wears on his collar and every other Command Master Chief in the United States Navy.


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