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2009-08-23 10:00:11 Description: CU of Fish Song From Here We Go Sublime - The Field
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183, 01:14, 2008-04-17 15:12:48 Description: The Mello-Kings were a doo-wop group who became popular in the late 1950s. Despite the fact that their only hit, "Tonite Tonite", never climbed higher than number 77 in the US charts, the (More) The Mello-Kings were a doo-wop group who became popular in the late 1950s. Despite the fact that their only hit, "Tonite Tonite", never climbed higher than number 77 in the US charts, the single is still considered one of the most popular group harmony recordings of the era, more than three decades after its initial release. The group consisted of brothers Jerry and Bob Scholl, Eddie Quinn, Neil Arena and Larry Esposito. The quintet was formed in 1956 at a high school in Mount Vernon, New York, USA, under the guidance of manager Dick Levister. Originally named the Mellotones, the group was signed to the Herald label. "Tonite Tonite" was written by Billy Myles, a staff composer for the label. The group was forced to change its name after the single's release, as another group had already claimed Mellotones. The record lasted only 10 weeks in the US pop, and the group was never able to repeat this success. The group appeared in revival shows in the late 60's and early 70's. In 1975, lead singer Bob Scholl was tragically killed in a boating accident. The group disappeared from the scene for a couple of years until around 1977 when Jerry Scholl started it back up again. Certainly one of the most consistently popular oldies records over the years has been the Mellokings' "Tonite, Tonite." Strangely enough, the song was not a hit when released (except in certain regions), nor does it seem to have ever been a staple of street corner groups. In spite of this, it is usually in the Top 5 of most oldies surveys. The group responsible for this enigma was from Mount Vernon, New York (slightly north of New York City). In 1956, Bob Scholl (tenor), his younger brother, Jerry Scholl (high tenor), and Eddie Quinn (second tenor) got together as a result of try-outs for a version of "South Pacific," being held at Washington High School. Pianist/Arranger Dick Levister liked the way they sounded and formed them into a group, initially known as the Mellotones. Auditions brought in two additional members:, Neil Arena (baritone) and Larry Esposito (bass). The group's main influence was Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers, the originators of the "kid-sound" in popular music. In fact, the Mellotones were told they sounded too much like the Teenagers, so to create a different sound, Bob Scholl switched to lead. One night, they were appearing at an amateur show when they met a songwriter named Joe (whose last name has long since been forgotten). He promised to arrange an audition for them, if they would reciprocate by using it to sing one of his songs. When they agreed, he brought them to Al Silver, owner of Herald and Ember Records. Silver was taken with the group and signed them on the spot (although he hated Joe's tune). So Silver had a Herald/Ember staff songwriter named William Myles Nobles (who would record "The Joker" as "Billy Myles") audition three or four of his songs for the guys. The only one they liked was "Tonite, Tonite," which they took home and rehearsed, bringing the finished vocal back a week later. Sliver said "Let's go into the studio immediately and cut it." As the flip, they used a song written by Dick Levister, "Do Baby Do." After about a thousand copies had been pressed, everyone discovered that there was another Mellotones group around (this would have been Jerry Carr and the Mello-Tones, whose "Rosie Lee" was released, on Gee, the same month as "Tonite, Tonite"). A quick name change was in order and the "Mellokings" were born. (The "King" part came from Dick Levister's middle name. He had once been leader of the King Levister Orchestra and would become the keyboardist for the Earls [of "Remember When" fame] in the future.) The platter was reviewed on May 20, 1957, with "Do Baby Do" being ranked "excellent" ("Tonite, Tonite" was only "good"). Other reviews that week went to the Drifters' "Hypnotized," Shirley & Lee's "Rock All Night," Charlie & Ray's "Sweet Thing," Aaron Collin's "Rum, Jamaica Rum," the Titan's "G'win Home Calypso," the Channels' "What Do You Do," and the Mondellos' "100 Years From Today." In August, "Tonite, Tonite" was reported a Tip in Los Angeles. The song, although it has sold over 3 million copies to date, never made it past #87 on the national charts for 1957, hardly qualifying for hit status. In fact, everything happened so fast (or so slow) that the group never even realized that they had a hit. With the [limited] success of "Tonite, Tonite," the group went on the road doing one-nighters, sometimes for as long as three months at a time. Jerry Scholl, being of small stature, used to sleep in the luggage rack above the seats. On one tour, his "rack-mate" was Paul Anka. September 1957 was a busy month for the Mellokings. First, they appeared on American Bandstand on the 3rd (it's unclear what they sang). Then, Herald released "Chapel On The Hill" (another Billy Myles tune)/"Sassafras." After that, they went on Ted Steele's Bandstand (on WOR-TV, New York's Channel 9) to introduce the songs. On the basis of that appearance, they were booked into Washington D.C.'s Howard Theater for a week (starting September 20), followed by a week at Baltimore's Royal (starting the 27th). Both sides of the new disc were rated "excellent" on October 14. Other reviews that week were for the Titan's "Sweet Peach," the 5 Satins' "Our Anniversary," Billy Myles' "The Joker," the Crawford Brothers' "I Ain't Guilty," Don & Dewey's "Leavin' It All Up To You," the Juveniles' "I Lied," the Hollywood Flames' "Buzz-Buzz-Buzz," the Medallions' "Unseen," and the El Dorados' "A Rose For My Darling." Neither "Sassafras" nor any of their subsequent releases did well on the charts. Since they had a ballad on the market, the Mellokings felt that it was wrong for Herald to have pushed "Sassafras" (a Bob Crewe composition) as their next release. In all the time they were with Herald, they never really cut anything they wanted to cut. When asked the reason why none of their subsequent recordings went high on the charts, Jerry Scholl said, "Just the way the business was run in those days. The capital wasn't there. I think Herald wanted to back up 'Tonite, Tonite' with as big a hit but just didn't have the resources. Distribution was a big problem. You were trying to go up against the big companies. Here we were, a little operation. You had to hire peddlers in the street to run around with the record trying to break it in small towns and then start all over again. That was the difficulty in those days." However, Al Silver is remembered fondly by the group. He constantly had recording sessions for them. Unlike most record companies of the day, Herald stood behind its artists with as much promotion and financing as possible. The Mellokings appeared on American Bandstand with every new release and did hundreds of radio programs. Jerry recalls doing Bandstand at the time of their fourth or fifth release (just after "Tonite, Tonite" was re-released) and Dick Clark would not let them do the new song. They had to do "Tonite, Tonite" as it was then the #1 record in Philadelphia. [That was probably in the spring of 1958, since "Tonite, Tonite" had started to take off again in some markets.] When the Mellokings first started, the Rhythm & Blues/Rock 'n' Roll field was dominated by black groups. The Mellokings, therefore, sometimes played in tours where all the other groups (as well as most of the audience) were black. They played the Apollo (the week beginning October 4, 1957, along with Slim Galliard, the Del Vikings, Earl Bostic, and the Tunedrops), as well as the Howard, Royal, Regal, and Earl Theaters. They watched the other groups dance and with the help of manager/arranger Dick Levister, (who was black) taught themselves the choreography needed to impress their fans. Right after the Apollo stint, they made two appearances on American Bandstand (October 16 and 26). Later that month, they appeared with DJ George "Hound Dog" Lorenz (WKBW in Buffalo, New York) at the State Theater in Hartford, Connecticut. Others on this Eighth Anniversary Show Of Stars were the Billy Williams Quartet, Roy Hamilton, the Tune Weavers, Little Joe, the Bobbettes, the Clovers, Screamin' Jay Hawkins, Thurston Harris, and Doc Bagby. November 8 found them at a show at Chicago's Regal Theater. Hosted by DJ Al Benson, it featured other acts booked by Archer Associates (the Dells, Titus Turner, Frankie Lee Sims, and Mercy Baby), as well as Big Maybelle, Screamin' Jay Hawkins, Priscilla Bowman, and the Al Smith Orchestra. In December 1957, Herald released "Baby Tell Me Why, Why, Why" (another Dick Levister tune)/"The Only Girl." It was reviewed on December 16 (both sides "good"), along with the Sophomores' "Charades," the Turbans' "Congratulations," the Escorts' "Misty Eyes," the Rays' "Second Fiddle," the Dominoes' "When The Saints Go Marchin' In," the Wanderers' "Thinking Of You," and La Fets and Kitty's "Christmas Letter." On December 24, they performed the tunes on American Bandstand. Strangely, the record was reviewed again on January 6 (receiving the same ratings). January 1958 opened with the Mellokings part of an Irvin Feld touring show. This 17-day extravaganza featured the Everly Brothers, the Crickets, the Rays, the Hollywood Flames, Eddie Cochran, and Jimmy Rodgers. In March, they released "Valerie"/"She's Real Cool," which was reviewed on April 14 (with "Valerie"written by Paul Evans of "Seven Little Girls" famerated "excellent"). Other reviews that week were for the Chanters' "My My Darling," the Dells' "The Springer," Frankie Lymon's "Portable On My Shoulder," the Cadillacs' "Speedoo Is Back," the Turks' "Fathertime," and the 4 Jokers' "Written In The Stars." In February, Herald had announced that, almost a year after its initial release, sales of "Tonite, Tonite" were picking up again. Possibly as a reaction to that, they released an EP (as by the "Mello-Kings") with "Tonite, Tonite," "She's Real Cool," "The Only Girl (I'll Ever Love)," and "Do Baby Do." In May 1958, Herald imported a British album for resale in the U.S. It was called Dance To The Sweet Beat Of The Tony Crombie Orchestra. This was a strange title, as Crombie had been part of the British Rock 'n' Roll scene in 1957, when he was in the movie Rock, You Sinners. While that has little to do with our story, the term "Sweet Beat" will come up again in a moment. Sometime in the spring of 1958, Neil Arena left. The Mellokings continued on with four singers for a while. It was during this four-voice period that they recorded the footage of "Tonite, Tonite" that was later used in the British movie Sweet Beat. (Released November 1959, it also contained their labelmates, Billy Myles and the 5 Satins.) Within a few months after this, Larry Esposito also left, and the Mellokings got two new members: Louis Janacone and Tony Pinto. This was the group that recorded "Chip Chip" in November 1958. All the songs from that session were released over the next year and a half or so, but the group didn't record again for almost two years. "Chip Chip" and "Running To You" were released in January 1959. "Chip Chip" received an "excellent" review on February 9, along with the Flamingos' "But Not For Me," Lloyd Price's "Where Were You (On Our Wedding Day)," the Titans' "No Time," the Heartbeats' "One Million Years," Sheriff and the Ravels' "Shombalor," the Crescendos' "Sweet Dreams," Jo Medlin's "I Kneel At Your Throne," Sammy Turner's "Sweet Annie Laurie," and the Diablos' "I Am With You." Beginning on March 27, 1959, the Mellokings were part of Alan Freed's Easter Show at the Fabian-Fox Theater in Brooklyn. Others on the show were Fats Domino, Jackie Wilson, the Cadillacs, the Impalas, Joe Medlin, Bobby Darin, Fabian, Duane Eddy, Dale Hawkins, the Skyliners, Thomas Wayne, Larry Williams, Bobby Freeman, Jo Ann Campbell, and Jimmy Clanton. Mid-1959 saw the release of a seminal Rock 'n' Roll album: Oldies But Goodies. "Tonite, Tonite" was deemed worthy to be included along with the likes of the Penguins' "Earth Angel," the Medallions' "The Letter," and the Meadowlarks' "Heaven And Paradise." [As far as I remember, this was the first time I'd ever heard "Tonite, Tonite." If not, I had certainly totally forgotten it since 1957.] It took until mid-1960 for the next Mellokings record to appear: "Our Love Is Beautiful"/"Dear Mr. Jock." These were two tunes from the November 1958 session. By this time, Eddie Quinn had left to pursue a solo singing and songwriting career. Quinn, along with Dick Levister, had written "The Only Girl," "Chip Chip," "Running To You," and "Our Love Is Beautiful." I'm only aware of him having had a single release, on Mark-X.) Finally, the Mellokings had another Herald session. From it came "Kid Stuff"/"I Promise" in September 1960. This group was a quartet: Jerry Scholl, Bobby Scholl, Louis Janacone, and Tony Pinto. In late 1960, Herald released The Mellokings Sing, an LP that had a nice selection of all their released tunes, along with the previously-unreleased "Once On A Windy Day" and "Starbright," both by the current group. March 1961 saw the next Mellokings record: "Penny"/"'Till There Was None." Their final Herald release came in October of that year: "Love At First Sight," backed with a reissue of 1958's "She's Real Cool." Sometime after this, Bobby Scholl was drafted. It's unclear who replaced him or even if they remained with four singers or expanded to five again. But they kept on recording and, in October 1962, "But You Lied"/"Walk Softly" were released on Lescay (as the "Mello-Kings"). A 1965 entry on Flashback was just reissue of "Tonight, Tonight" (note spelling), backed with "Thrill Me" (a Herald cut from a January 1957 session). By 1966, when they re-recorded "Tonite, Tonite" and "Chip Chip" for Lana, Bronxite Eddie Rabinowitz had joined the group (he called himself "Eddie Robbins"). [I vaguely remember him from the Concourse "Y," where I misspent part of my youth.] Other than Jerry Scholl, I have no idea who else was in the group. With many changes in personnel, the Mellokings have been performing non-stop since their "Tonite, Tonite" days. Today [this was written in 1981], the group is led by Jerry Scholl, who took over lead chores after the unfortunate drowning of his brother, Bob, in 1975. Eddie Quinn is a hotel manager in Las Vegas, Nevada; Neil Arena is an insurance agent; and Larry Esposito is in the construction business. In the new century, both Jerry Scholl and Eddie Robbins have active Mellokings groups. (Less)
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45, 05:37, 2008-05-04 03:23:15 Description: 25th Light infantry combat veteran James Jones wrote the book "From Here to Eternity" (FHTE) which became the 1953 Hollywood movie as a WARNING that the barracks, garrison lifestyle CORRUPTS (More) 25th Light infantry combat veteran James Jones wrote the book "From Here to Eternity" (FHTE) which became the 1953 Hollywood movie as a WARNING that the barracks, garrison lifestyle CORRUPTS Soldiers from being combat-ready and this would CONTINUE "from here to ETERNITY"--unless we stop this bureaucratic racket. The American people still don't get it. All they see is Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr having sex-on-the-beach as the waves crash in on them; ie; THEY WANT THE CORRUPTION, too.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDppsBywiR4
Narcissism Alert: Montgomery Clift character had "6-pack abs" and he doesn't know shit about infantry line-of-sight and gets himself killed by a night sentry (Military history: Stonewall Jackson)
No man worth his salt wouldn't want Kerr or Donna Reed wrapped around his naked body, but when this is your entire focus because you are DISTRACTED by a barracks (building) 7-5 routine filled with petty BS by bureaucrat tyrants YOU ARE NOT GOING TO BE READY FOR WAR--be it Japanese Zero fighters strafing you from aircraft carriers or rebels blowing you up with command-detonated landmines today. Go to any Army or marine "leg" infantry unit today and you will see scenes right out of this movie, NOTHING HAS CHANGED; in fact things are worse; we don't even have rifles in the barracks anymore; all is locked up. When we screw-up, we keyboard and mouse-click new names like "IEwhatevers" for the enemy weapons we should have already been ready for. The U.S. military blind-obedient, lemming lifestyle is all about wasting the day on vanity sports PT to get nice abs 'n chest, lawn and building care; all war is to these retards is looks PT, kinetic energy bullet marksmanship and battle drills--read Exum's awful book "This Man's Army" and compare to the Army of James Jones; both are FUBAR on a non-linear battlefield dominated by high explosives:
http://www.combatreform.com/highexplosives.htm
All want the duty day to end so they can go chase women and drink.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TsXPx5A20sY
The American people need to wake up and realize they are funding a racket of "All Volunteer Force" (victim farce) time-servers who are incompetent and will get themselves killed and maimed AND NOT DEFEND THE NATION because they are bogged down with buildings/bodies (theirs and their chicks) instead of being focused on combat improvements each day.
http://www.geocities.com/strategicmaneuver/battleboxconcept.htm
Go to Hawaii today and our ships and planes are still clusterfucked in rows asking for an enemy sneak attack to wipe them out because the naval and air forces are living the exotic high life, too: watch the 1965 movie "In Harm's Way" to see a naval version of FHTE. Read Carlton Meyers' warnings in http://www.g2mil.com
FHTE has a message to all the lovely women groupies that surround U.S. military bases; YOU WILL BECOME A VICTIM, TOO if you uncritically drool over your man in dress uniform and don't wake-up to the disconnect between garrison corruption and combat readiness. Your man could be a LIVING hero instead of a dead one if you keep your bra on and ask him to show some combat preparation due diligence; there are a host of Field Expedient (FX) improvements that the Soldier at his own level can do;
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=AD33AEAB7CF03770
and Jones in FHTE shows how one man takes matters in his own hands to rid the Army of a sadist. The initiative is good but find some sound regulations instead of a knife. Jones' later book/movie "Thin Red Line" shows how the Japanese had superior field craft and how it caused needless casualties until draftee professionals had to stand up and take-charge at the cost of post-war career prospects to overcome the WW1 frontal assault mentalities of lifer bureaucrats in order to win WW2; this isn't happening today because nearly EVERYONE is a "volunteer" lifer junior bureaucrat.
http://www.combatreform.com/militarismsucks.htm
Some may say American politicians want our Soldiers to not think and blindly follow their orders so they can be easily manipulated into war as FDR moved the fleet from San Diego to Pearl Harbor as "bait" to get the Japs to attack and force Germany to declare war on us so we'd go after Germany before she got the nuclear bomb--which we did in the nick of time:
http://www.combatreform.com/black_sun.htm
However, a COMPETENT U.S. military would have been dispersed, camouflaged and weapons loaded on December 7; scout seaplane patrols
http://www.combatreform.com/seaplanefighters.htm
http://www.combatreform.com/p6mseamaster.htm
would have detected the Jap carriers and at least sunk some along with half their attacking planes by at least an on-duty air defense force on land. The national outrage would still have been there to finish the war, but we wouldn't have had our asses kicked because we were goofing off in vacationland. 3, 000 men didn't need to die that day due to FHTE crap. (Less)
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14, 08:02, 2008-04-22 11:16:57 Description: --Air's Rock (Exterior)-- Chests: 6 (71) -Cookie -Fujin Shield -Sleep Bomb -Smoke Bomb -Storm Brand -Vial* Monsters: -Mimic -Creeper -Dino -Emu -Ghoul -Harpy -Kobold * = reachable after you (More) --Air's Rock (Exterior)-- Chests: 6 (71) -Cookie -Fujin Shield -Sleep Bomb -Smoke Bomb -Storm Brand -Vial* Monsters: -Mimic -Creeper -Dino -Emu -Ghoul -Harpy -Kobold * = reachable after you get Piers Take note that these type of dungeons are quite long, especially to GS1 standards so make some time free. Also you can get Piers to join you before you tackle this dungeon, but that does require more effort. From the start walk up to the Wind Stone and cast "Whirlwind" on it. This will amplify its power and removes the sand barrier blocking the passageway up ahead, then go left and take the lower left branch. Here you can use "Whirlwind" again to open southern path to a chest (it is not yet reachable). Go back to the branch and walk by the upper left way, until you reach a different chest. This is a mimic! Fight it and after the battle you will receive a Lucky Medal for your troubles. Continue on and you'll reach another fork in the road. Follow the right route, at the next junction go right and use "Whirlwind" on the Wind Stone at top end of the screen. Run down all the way until you find another Wind Stone, cast "Whirlwind" on it, walk back a bit and navigate past the small pebbles around the left, then "Whirlwind" the Wind Stone TWICE to demolish both blockades. Walk back all the way to that chest and you can claim your Cookie (just follow the left wall). Follow the path to the south from here, at the bottom head towards the left, use "Whirlwind" on the rock while standing on its right side. Stroll back to the entrance, follow the left path and use the Psynergy again at the end. Felix can also claim a Smoke Bomb from the chest below here. Use the newly created path to reach a huge twister shaped purple rock; of course use "Whirlwind" on it. This will remove all the mud from the wall allowing you to climb it. On the next screen climb up two times using the leftmost route, then fall down and let yourself be guided by the small whirlwinds. Do this a second time and you will reach a brown pillar on the right side of the screen. Push it into position, walk on to the right, make another pillar fall, go over the closed gap and climb to down on the far right to the previous area to collect Storm Brand. Climb back up and ascend another two levels on the right, until you reach a dead end with a statue exhaling little whirlwinds to the left. Use one of these and climb down the cliff from the right edge, use another whirlwind trip to the left, climb up two more times, push the pillar down and use the whirlride to the left again. If you have Piers in your party you can use "Frost" on the pillar to the left, if you slide down. Then go to the start of this screen, climb up the wall and go to the right. You should be able to collect a Vial from the chest here. In the following area carefully climb past all the statues and do not get hit by the twisters or else you will have to start over again. Once you are at the top you can fall down the cliff here (don't worry), move another pillar to the right (creates a shortcut if you wish to go back sometime), collect a Sleep Bomb, stand on the statues mouth to get a free ride to the top again and go right to the next field. Here we have to climb up two times, move the left pillar one space to the left, climb down 1 level, run to the far right, fall down, use the whirl ride up, move the right pillar to the left fall, jump over the gap, fall down again and take the left whirlwind ride to the top. Exit to the left and ascend to another screen. Here it is quite foggy and the only thing you can at this moment is moving the pillar in the gap with "Move" Psynergy. Go back two screens, fall down two times and use the left route to get back to the purple whirl rock. Use "Whirlwind" on it and finally we can get to the top of Air's Rock, but don't think we are done yet! We actually have to begin. BTW: if you can afford some time go back and use the right route to climb all the walls to get 1 chest with a Fujin Shield. It is worth your troubles since it has +50(!) Wind Resistance, but still I think it is evil of the developers to make you run around all over the place so many times. -Credit- Iron Knuckles -Original FAQ- http://www.gamefaqs.com/portable/gbadvance/file/561356/44287 (Less)
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7, 09:35, 2008-04-22 11:16:57 Description: --Air's Rock (Exterior)-- Chests: 6 (71) -Cookie -Fujin Shield -Sleep Bomb -Smoke Bomb -Storm Brand -Vial* Monsters: -Mimic -Creeper -Dino -Emu -Ghoul -Harpy -Kobold * = reachable after you (More) --Air's Rock (Exterior)-- Chests: 6 (71) -Cookie -Fujin Shield -Sleep Bomb -Smoke Bomb -Storm Brand -Vial* Monsters: -Mimic -Creeper -Dino -Emu -Ghoul -Harpy -Kobold * = reachable after you get Piers Take note that these type of dungeons are quite long, especially to GS1 standards so make some time free. Also you can get Piers to join you before you tackle this dungeon, but that does require more effort. From the start walk up to the Wind Stone and cast "Whirlwind" on it. This will amplify its power and removes the sand barrier blocking the passageway up ahead, then go left and take the lower left branch. Here you can use "Whirlwind" again to open southern path to a chest (it is not yet reachable). Go back to the branch and walk by the upper left way, until you reach a different chest. This is a mimic! Fight it and after the battle you will receive a Lucky Medal for your troubles. Continue on and you'll reach another fork in the road. Follow the right route, at the next junction go right and use "Whirlwind" on the Wind Stone at top end of the screen. Run down all the way until you find another Wind Stone, cast "Whirlwind" on it, walk back a bit and navigate past the small pebbles around the left, then "Whirlwind" the Wind Stone TWICE to demolish both blockades. Walk back all the way to that chest and you can claim your Cookie (just follow the left wall). Follow the path to the south from here, at the bottom head towards the left, use "Whirlwind" on the rock while standing on its right side. Stroll back to the entrance, follow the left path and use the Psynergy again at the end. Felix can also claim a Smoke Bomb from the chest below here. Use the newly created path to reach a huge twister shaped purple rock; of course use "Whirlwind" on it. This will remove all the mud from the wall allowing you to climb it. On the next screen climb up two times using the leftmost route, then fall down and let yourself be guided by the small whirlwinds. Do this a second time and you will reach a brown pillar on the right side of the screen. Push it into position, walk on to the right, make another pillar fall, go over the closed gap and climb to down on the far right to the previous area to collect Storm Brand. Climb back up and ascend another two levels on the right, until you reach a dead end with a statue exhaling little whirlwinds to the left. Use one of these and climb down the cliff from the right edge, use another whirlwind trip to the left, climb up two more times, push the pillar down and use the whirlride to the left again. If you have Piers in your party you can use "Frost" on the pillar to the left, if you slide down. Then go to the start of this screen, climb up the wall and go to the right. You should be able to collect a Vial from the chest here. In the following area carefully climb past all the statues and do not get hit by the twisters or else you will have to start over again. Once you are at the top you can fall down the cliff here (don't worry), move another pillar to the right (creates a shortcut if you wish to go back sometime), collect a Sleep Bomb, stand on the statues mouth to get a free ride to the top again and go right to the next field. Here we have to climb up two times, move the left pillar one space to the left, climb down 1 level, run to the far right, fall down, use the whirl ride up, move the right pillar to the left fall, jump over the gap, fall down again and take the left whirlwind ride to the top. Exit to the left and ascend to another screen. Here it is quite foggy and the only thing you can at this moment is moving the pillar in the gap with "Move" Psynergy. Go back two screens, fall down two times and use the left route to get back to the purple whirl rock. Use "Whirlwind" on it and finally we can get to the top of Air's Rock, but don't think we are done yet! We actually have to begin. BTW: if you can afford some time go back and use the right route to climb all the walls to get 1 chest with a Fujin Shield. It is worth your troubles since it has +50(!) Wind Resistance, but still I think it is evil of the developers to make you run around all over the place so many times. -Credit- Iron Knuckles -Original FAQ- http://www.gamefaqs.com/portable/gbadvance/file/561356/44287 (Less)
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15, 08:02, 2008-01-22 14:31:30 Description: --Air's Rock (Exterior)--
Chests: 6 (71)
-Cookie
-Fujin Shield
-Sleep Bomb
-Smoke Bomb
-Storm Brand
-Vial*
Monsters:
-Mimic
-Creeper
-Dino
-Emu
-Ghoul
-Harpy
-Kobold
* = (More) --Air's Rock (Exterior)--
Chests: 6 (71)
-Cookie
-Fujin Shield
-Sleep Bomb
-Smoke Bomb
-Storm Brand
-Vial*
Monsters:
-Mimic
-Creeper
-Dino
-Emu
-Ghoul
-Harpy
-Kobold
* = reachable after you get Piers
Take note that these type of dungeons are quite long, especially to GS1 standards so make some time free. Also you can get Piers to join you before you tackle this dungeon, but that does require more effort. From the start walk up to the Wind Stone and cast "Whirlwind" on it. This will amplify its power and removes the sand barrier blocking the passageway up ahead, then go left and take the lower left branch. Here you can use "Whirlwind" again to open southern path to a chest (it is not yet reachable). Go back to the branch and walk by the upper left way, until you reach a different chest. This is a mimic!
Fight it and after the battle you will receive a Lucky Medal for your troubles. Continue on and you'll reach another fork in the road. Follow the right route, at the next junction go right and use "Whirlwind" on the Wind Stone at top end of the screen. Run down all the way until you find another Wind Stone, cast "Whirlwind" on it, walk back a bit and navigate past the small pebbles around the left, then "Whirlwind" the Wind Stone TWICE to demolish both blockades. Walk back all the way to that chest and you can claim your Cookie (just follow the left wall).
Follow the path to the south from here, at the bottom head towards the left, use "Whirlwind" on the rock while standing on its right side. Stroll back to the entrance, follow the left path and use the Psynergy again at the end. Felix can also claim a Smoke Bomb from the chest below here. Use the newly created path to reach a huge twister shaped purple rock; of course use "Whirlwind" on it. This will remove all the mud from the wall allowing you to climb it.
On the next screen climb up two times using the leftmost route, then fall down and let yourself be guided by the small whirlwinds. Do this a second time and you will reach a brown pillar on the right side of the screen. Push it into position, walk on to the right, make another pillar fall, go over the closed gap and climb to down on the far right to the previous area to collect Storm Brand.
Climb back up and ascend another two levels on the right, until you reach a dead end with a statue exhaling little whirlwinds to the left. Use one of these and climb down the cliff from the right edge, use another whirlwind trip to the left, climb up two more times, push the pillar down and use the whirlride to the left again. If you have Piers in your party you can use "Frost" on the pillar to the left, if you slide down. Then go to the start of this screen, climb up the wall and go to the right. You should be able to collect a Vial from the chest here.
In the following area carefully climb past all the statues and do not get hit by the twisters or else you will have to start over again. Once you are at the top you can fall down the cliff here (don't worry), move another pillar to the right (creates a shortcut if you wish to go back sometime), collect a Sleep Bomb, stand on the statues mouth to get a free ride to the top again and go right to the next field.
Here we have to climb up two times, move the left pillar one space to the left, climb down 1 level, run to the far right, fall down, use the whirl ride up, move the right pillar to the left fall, jump over the gap, fall down again and take the left whirlwind ride to the top. Exit to the left and ascend to another screen. Here it is quite foggy and the only thing you can at this moment is moving the pillar in the gap with "Move" Psynergy. Go back two screens, fall down two times and use the left route to get back to the purple whirl rock. Use "Whirlwind" on it and finally we can get to the top of Air's Rock, but don't think we are done yet! We actually have to begin. BTW: if you can afford some time go back and use the right route to climb all the walls to get 1 chest with a Fujin Shield. It is worth your troubles since it has +50(!) Wind Resistance, but still I think it is evil of the developers to make you run around all over the place so many times.
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Iron Knuckles
-Original FAQ-
http://www.gamefaqs.com/portable/gbadvance/file/561356/44287 (Less)
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0, 09:35, 2008-01-21 17:06:50 Description: --Air's Rock (Exterior)--
Chests: 6 (71)
-Cookie
-Fujin Shield
-Sleep Bomb
-Smoke Bomb
-Storm Brand
-Vial*
Monsters:
-Mimic
-Creeper
-Dino
-Emu
-Ghoul
-Harpy
-Kobold
* = (More) --Air's Rock (Exterior)--
Chests: 6 (71)
-Cookie
-Fujin Shield
-Sleep Bomb
-Smoke Bomb
-Storm Brand
-Vial*
Monsters:
-Mimic
-Creeper
-Dino
-Emu
-Ghoul
-Harpy
-Kobold
* = reachable after you get Piers
Take note that these type of dungeons are quite long, especially to GS1 standards so make some time free. Also you can get Piers to join you before you tackle this dungeon, but that does require more effort. From the start walk up to the Wind Stone and cast "Whirlwind" on it. This will amplify its power and removes the sand barrier blocking the passageway up ahead, then go left and take the lower left branch. Here you can use "Whirlwind" again to open southern path to a chest (it is not yet reachable). Go back to the branch and walk by the upper left way, until you reach a different chest. This is a mimic!
Fight it and after the battle you will receive a Lucky Medal for your troubles. Continue on and you'll reach another fork in the road. Follow the right route, at the next junction go right and use "Whirlwind" on the Wind Stone at top end of the screen. Run down all the way until you find another Wind Stone, cast "Whirlwind" on it, walk back a bit and navigate past the small pebbles around the left, then "Whirlwind" the Wind Stone TWICE to demolish both blockades. Walk back all the way to that chest and you can claim your Cookie (just follow the left wall).
Follow the path to the south from here, at the bottom head towards the left, use "Whirlwind" on the rock while standing on its right side. Stroll back to the entrance, follow the left path and use the Psynergy again at the end. Felix can also claim a Smoke Bomb from the chest below here. Use the newly created path to reach a huge twister shaped purple rock; of course use "Whirlwind" on it. This will remove all the mud from the wall allowing you to climb it.
On the next screen climb up two times using the leftmost route, then fall down and let yourself be guided by the small whirlwinds. Do this a second time and you will reach a brown pillar on the right side of the screen. Push it into position, walk on to the right, make another pillar fall, go over the closed gap and climb to down on the far right to the previous area to collect Storm Brand.
Climb back up and ascend another two levels on the right, until you reach a dead end with a statue exhaling little whirlwinds to the left. Use one of these and climb down the cliff from the right edge, use another whirlwind trip to the left, climb up two more times, push the pillar down and use the whirlride to the left again. If you have Piers in your party you can use "Frost" on the pillar to the left, if you slide down. Then go to the start of this screen, climb up the wall and go to the right. You should be able to collect a Vial from the chest here.
In the following area carefully climb past all the statues and do not get hit by the twisters or else you will have to start over again. Once you are at the top you can fall down the cliff here (don't worry), move another pillar to the right (creates a shortcut if you wish to go back sometime), collect a Sleep Bomb, stand on the statues mouth to get a free ride to the top again and go right to the next field.
Here we have to climb up two times, move the left pillar one space to the left, climb down 1 level, run to the far right, fall down, use the whirl ride up, move the right pillar to the left fall, jump over the gap, fall down again and take the left whirlwind ride to the top. Exit to the left and ascend to another screen. Here it is quite foggy and the only thing you can at this moment is moving the pillar in the gap with "Move" Psynergy. Go back two screens, fall down two times and use the left route to get back to the purple whirl rock. Use "Whirlwind" on it and finally we can get to the top of Air's Rock, but don't think we are done yet! We actually have to begin. BTW: if you can afford some time go back and use the right route to climb all the walls to get 1 chest with a Fujin Shield. It is worth your troubles since it has +50(!) Wind Resistance, but still I think it is evil of the developers to make you run around all over the place so many times.
-Credit-
Iron Knuckles
-Original FAQ-
http://www.gamefaqs.com/portable/gbadvance/file/561356/44287 (Less)
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12, 08:40, 2008-01-17 04:54:03 Description: http://DiDiAlcheva.com
Network Marketing, MLM, Network Marketing Industry, Network Marketing Leads, Multi-Level-Marketing, Network Marketing Entrepreneurs.
For years in the MLM Industry and in (More) http://DiDiAlcheva.com
Network Marketing, MLM, Network Marketing Industry, Network Marketing Leads, Multi-Level-Marketing, Network Marketing Entrepreneurs.
For years in the MLM Industry and in Network Marketing companies' training events the "experts" have been teaching that "Everyone is your prospect" or "Everyone wants this, they just don't know it yet" and that's what they call the "3 foot rule" which goes hand in hand with the great mental affirmation -- "If in doubt blurt it out."
The reality, though, is that this Network Marketing business building method of chasing friends, family, co-workers, and anything else that breathes is not working at all and the proof is that 95% of all Network Marketers fail in the field.
When I learned about the "New" way of Network Marketing I was very attracted to the idea, because it was the complete opposite of what I have been doing to build my business so far.
With the "New" Attraction-based business model of Internet Network Marketing I didn't have to chase anyone, in fact people are coming to me curious to know what I am involved with, because they want to do so, without force.
So, the biggest secret of the "New" Network Affiliate Marketing Business Model is - don't chase everyone. In fact don't chase anyone.
What you need to do is:
#1 Identify what type of people would be interested in what you have to offer and then let them find it themselves. You see people like to shop, but they don't like to be sold, not at all.
So number ONE - Identify your Target Market!
So, let's just briefly talk about different target markets. I have three markets in mind that could best fit the criteria of people we want to join our Network Marketing Business Opportunity.
A. The first one is product customers. People who we know are looking for the products that we offer. For example, if you are in a nutritional company, your target market would be people who are interested in health, nutrition, people who exercise regularly, who are eating healthy, or people who want to become all of the above.
B. The next target market is people who are looking to start their own business, people who want to work at home, looking for a part time job, etc.
C. The third target market is other people who do what we do or are looking for the same solutions that we are. In other words; our third target market is other Network Marketers.
So how do we actually make those people come to us?
Before I answer this question, here is a rule for you to remember and start applying.
Don't ever pitch your deal. Don't ever again try to sell someone on your Network Marketing business opportunity or product unless they ask about it.
You might be thinking that this is insane and that nothing ever will happen with your business, but this is not true.
You see on the Internet there is a "3 foot rule" as well. You are practically 3 feet away from the entire world and everyone who might be a fit for you.
Every day people who are a part of each of these three target groups are researching and trying to find information about your product, your network marketing business opportunity, or how to build their current network marketing business more effectively.
So ask yourself what really is these people's problem, what questions do they have. Then position your product, your mlm business opportunity or yourself as being the solution to their problem or the answer to their question.
If you provide them with the information that they are looking for and they are happy with the answers and solutions they receive, if you provide enough value to them on the front end than it is only natural for them to want to get a hold of that solution.
So what we call the "New" Attraction-based Network Marketer -- is Solutions Provider.
To learn about this new way of building your Network Marketing Business go to http://support.marketingmerge.com
P.S. Oh, and did I forget to mention the best part -- with this New Attraction Based Model on Building my Network Marketing business on the Internet I am making multiple streams of income so while I am attracting prospects to me and I am developing my primary Network Marketing business. I finally can cover my advertising costs, I can fly to the company's events and not worry or/and I can use the money in any other way I decide.
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15, 03:19, 2007-02-04 05:37:26 Description: Here's a great video and story. My son Greg and I have the RC flight bug. It just finished raining on New Years Day. All the fields are muddy except for Leavitts Field, an astroturf field about 8 (More) Here's a great video and story. My son Greg and I have the RC flight bug. It just finished raining on New Years Day. All the fields are muddy except for Leavitts Field, an astroturf field about 8 blocks from my house.
Before that day, Greg has taken off a few times, practiced his landing approachs, but has never landed. It was very calm after the rainstorm so the first two batteries, which last about 10 minutes each, he flew. Congratulations to Greg, he did a couple of 'touch and go' passes and landed for his first time ever!
Then it was Dad's turn for a flight. I always fly with a video camera in the plane. Greg had flown into the coulds during his flight, but not so far that he lost sight of the plane. It was the first time I had ever seen an RC plane go into clouds. I was excited to think that I would get video, inside the clouds. I took off and played with a building, did a low pass over the field, and then went up for a 'loop de loop'. It was at that point that the trouble began. When it came out of the first or second loop, I lost it. As I called out to my Dad and my sons who were with me, I paniced and shut the motor off. Hindsight tells me that what I should have done was, after shutting off the motor, put the plane into a downward spiral, so it would have come out of the clouds where I was still looking. When I shut the motor off, it just stayed more or less level and flew through the clouds, where I couldn't see it. Now I know for next time, spiral out.
So we all get to the car and start driving around, looking for the wreckage. After a few times around the 'hood, I had the good idea of going up to the roof of one of the many six story buildings, to see if I could spot it. When I get up to the roof I started scanning the area. I couldn't see the tops of the other roofs but I could see the ground around the building well. I looked over one side, then another side. When I got to the back of the building, as I approached the edge, there was my plane. It was about 100 feet from the edge, nicely stuck in the top of a tree. It was between the 4th and 5th story. I went back down to the car to tell my Dad and my kids the good and bad news. We went home to get some baseballs, softballs, and tennis balls, in hopes of knocking it out of the tree. First we had to ask the super to let us in. The courtyard below the plane was locked and bob-wired. I hit the plane a few times, but I could hear the tree laughing at me. It wasn't letting go. I knew it was supposed to be windy overnight and hoped that it would blow down, but my hopes were not high, certainly not as high as the plane.
The next day I returned at 8AM. There it was, just like it was the day before. The tree was holding on and would not let go. After the purchase of 100 ft. of rope I went to the roof again. I started by throwing a piece of exaust pipe, tied to the rope. The first thing to fall to earth was the video camera. Luckily, it fell onto the soft dirt, missing the concrete by inches, where it would have shattered. After the exaust pipe untied, and I threw it over the tree, I switched to a heavy pair of visegrips. They were working better, but that damn tree was really holding on. Finally after two-and-a-half hours of throwing the rope over the plane, (and one broken apartment window) it finally fell to earth.
We got most all the expensive stuff, and I got the video! (Less)
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11, 02:16, 2008-04-21 16:38:25 Description: January 05, 2008 11:12 PM ABC's Z. Byron Wolf reports: Ron Paul was the only Republican debate participant to personally grace the spin room at the ABC News / Facebook / WMUR debate (at least (More) January 05, 2008 11:12 PM ABC's Z. Byron Wolf reports: Ron Paul was the only Republican debate participant to personally grace the spin room at the ABC News / Facebook / WMUR debate (at least when this reporter was present). As such, he was mobbed by reporters and TV cameras, still photographers and radio microphones. He seemed to relish the attention, and said, if nothing else, he has brought the field incrementally toward his way of thinking in some important respects. "If you listen carefully, you hear some of the language out there of some of the things I have been talking about," Paul said. A reporter asked him about the sniggers that seemed to bubble up around him from other candidates during the debate, when he talked about the gold standard. "Well, I have a little more educating to do on that," Paul said. "They talk now about inflation. That was a great step, but they have to understand that it is the falling dollar that is the inflation. So, they've taken one bold step, and I think they're understanding that better," he argued. "But the American people understand it, the crowds I talk to understand it, but you have to go back to what I said about [how] the price of oil is steady in the last ten years, in terms of gold, and if gold were money, the price would not have gone up." Despite any baby steps Paul sees in campaign rhetoric, there remain enormous differences between his pure, libertarian-style Republicanism, and every other candidate. "It's not me being disconnected from our colleagues as much as it is them being disconnected from our platform," he said, starting to spin (metaphorically). One thing he does not have to spin is how long he can stay In the race. "I am in it as long as my supporters want me to be in it, and they finance the campaign, and they do that all spontaneously," he said, not overtly mentioning the $20 million his supporters donated in the final quarter of 2007, but making it clear he has political capital in a very literal sense. "Their enthusiasm is growing every day, so now we just have to get FOX to let me in their debate so I can get that message out," he said, overtly alluding to a FOX News forum to be held here in New Hampshire tomorrow. Paul has been excluded for not polling at 10 percent support among Republicans, nationally. Instead, he'll pay to produce a live town hall meeting of his own on public access in New Hampshire and the Internet worldwide. (Less)
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509, 05:21, 2008-04-21 16:45:29 Description: Ever imagine running your own tech start-up company? Bang Ventures is making that dream a reality with its You Be The VC contest (www.youbethevc.com). Take one part "American Idol," one part (More) Ever imagine running your own tech start-up company? Bang Ventures is making that dream a reality with its You Be The VC contest (www.youbethevc.com). Take one part "American Idol," one part "The Wisdom of Crowds," and one part business incubator -- add them up and you get one exciting competition, where your great idea might transform into the next Google or Facebook. The prize? A complete launch pad for creating a successful start-up: investment capital, office space, programming/web development, legal, accounting and business strategy consultation, and marketing and sales support. Already, firms including Deloitte & Touche, one of the big four accounting firms, Vator.tv and Foley & Lardner, a prestigious law firm, have jumped onboard to lend their support to this innovative and dynamic effort. This is an open call to people with great tech ideas to fill out the hassle-free application and profile at www.youbethevc.com and enter the chance to win their own start-up company. Here's how it works: 1. To enter, go to www.youbethevc.com, create a profile and fill out the application with your company idea. If you don't want to enter the contest but still want to be part of the entrepreneurial social network, you can still join as a member. 2. Proposals for companies in the "Web 2.0" space, including social networking, advanced search, Enterprise 2.0 and mobile applications companies, will be considered. 3. Expert judges will narrow the field, commenting, questioning and assigning new tasks. The top 20 finalists will film a video pitch jointly on broadcast television and online video, and the public will vote on which three companies will win. 4. The winners will spend next summer in Cambridge, Mass. with a team of expert consultants, advisors and programmers building their start-up company. "We live in a culture of entrepreneurs, but so many great business ideas are overlooked because they don't have access to money and resources, as well as experienced advisors and the media," said Mark Modzelewski of Bang Ventures. "You Be The VC will create incredible opportunities by reinventing venture capital and reinvigorating the startup process by transforming great ideas into great companies." "Having worked with many successful companies, from early stage ventures to blue-chip firms, our team is always energized by helping build businesses from the ground up," said Ed Moran, head of the venture capital practice at Deloitte & Touche. "We are thrilled to support the You Be The VC effort. It's an incredible way to tap the talents and ideas of great minds across the country and give them access to the expertise, funding and resources they need to succeed." "As an early Internet entrepreneur. I know how difficult it can be to start a business and navigate the venture capital system," noted direct media marketing guru and WPP Partner Matt Straznitkas. "That's what makes You Be The VC so attractive -- this is a meritocracy where the best ideas win and get funded. Simple as that." "Having sold and taken public dozens of companies, I know that there are a million great business ideas out there, but most never make it because they can't access the right expertise," said Gabor Garai, a partner and chair of the private equity and venture capital practice at Foley & Lardner. "In backing You Be The VC, we know that we are helping to foster not just clever ideas, but great new businesspeople who are supported by a team of seasoned experts." More information about the contest, including rules and advice for entering, can be found at www.youbethevc.com. About Bang Ventures Bang Ventures is a New York-based investment firm with offices in Cambridge and is focused on early stage emerging technology companies. Bang Ventures isn't a VC firm. We help smart and driven people co-found fantastic new companies, providing entrepreneurs with a roof over their heads, mentoring, a deep network of contacts, marketing support, professional services and other technical support....and yes, funding as well. Launched in 2007, Bang Ventures gets into the projects at the inception phase, evaluating opportunities and empowering entrepreneurs to develop strong companies. The firm is currently focused on investing in North America and Eastern/Central Europe in sectors ranging from Web 2.0 to clean tech to medical devices. (Less)
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43, 01:04, 2008-04-21 17:04:51 Description: Allright, here we go: let me start off and admit my actions were not the right ones to take, since this happened almost 5 years ago and i was just a kid compared to now. heres what happened: we were (More) Allright, here we go: let me start off and admit my actions were not the right ones to take, since this happened almost 5 years ago and i was just a kid compared to now. heres what happened: we were finishing up the editing of our skateshop video, and most of the skate team was over at my apartment partying or whatever. while i was inside unaware of what was going on, what had happened was two of the kids there had been playing on razor scooters out in front of my house which happened to be a big open slab of cement that was going to be a construction site. someone called the police, and when the kids saw the police a block away, they ran into my house with the scooters. I still did not know what had gone on at this point or why the cops were even there. everyone present at my house sat in the front room while i talked to the two police at the door. i continually asked what they were at my door for, and magana would say "whichever two kids just ran in here, those two kids come out or else you are all going to jail." there was about 8 or 10 kids in the room, and no one spoke up, and i didn't even know what he was talking about because i had not seen kids run in, and hadn't known they were even out playing on scooters. no one acknowledged it, and so i said, "ok, i cant help you, but this is my house i don't even want you here, please leave, you dont have a warrant." and i shut the door on them several times. he kept opening the door and began to say that we were all going to jail since he didnt even know whos house it was. this was about the time i started videotaping. i think i had recently had a bad experience where i was innocent in something, like shooting photos on a public place of my friend skateboarding, and having a policeman come and give BOTH of us tickets for skateboarding/vandalism (which are very expensive and were hard for me to pay making minimum wage) and so when he was at my door, i did not want to be involved in whatever it was he was there for and get charged with it since i literally was not involved. finally, i got my drivers license to show him that the address matched that of the house he was at. you see in the video me reading my name and address of the house and he asks to take my ID. I knew at that point he would take it, radio in my name, and it would already be the beginning of a police record since everyone they have contact with they file an FI (field interview). I didn't want to be a part of whatever he was there for, and i knew they didnt have a warrant, so at that point i wanted them to leave. in the video you hear me say "i dont want to give it to you" as i start to pull my hand away. you can hear i am not yelling and i am not making any threatening motions. Immediately after that, the second police officer steps in, puts me in a full-nelson, throws me face down onto the cement outside, and puts his knee in my back and handcuffs me. as i am pulled out in the video you hear me say "what the fuck is wrong with you?" Then magana proceeds to enter my house without a warrant and they came in and took out all 8 or 9 kids and handcuffed all of us. now you asked me why its called 'fuck the police', well, more accurately, you are right, it should change to something more like "fuck police who are like this". to my knowledge to this day, it was not legal for the officer to enter the house, and after this happened, my lawyer said the same thing and he was furious about it. there was no warrant, you can't enter. and then excessive force was used on me when i posed no threat. dont get me wrong, i appreciate the work police do when they are not corrupt. some of them are good people that are in the position to actually protect and serve people. they are among the people who hold our communities together. these men, however, were power hungry perverts. now that i said i have grown up, what did i learn from this? how would i change my actions? I learned that police can do nearly anything they want in their position, and will always win in almost any court battle. i learned that you need to ask these kind of questions later, and while the cops are there you need to do whatever they say. if you get pulled over and a cop tells you to stick a dildo in your ass, you had better do it, and then write down his badge number and get him fired later. thats what i learned. this little incident that you see here is on my permanent record as a 'violent encounter with police' which as you can see never did i assert any violence, and because of it any time i have an interaction with police i am automatically profiled as soon as they get that information back when they radio in my ID. so yes, fuck police that is, fuck police like that. (Less)
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0, 02:22, 2009-11-26 04:54:49 Description: This is The President's Suite. It is quite spacious. We look around inside and view the field from here. This is at B-Deck Level. This tour was arranged by Mr. Tim Brown from Fellowsip of (More) This is The President's Suite. It is quite spacious. We look around inside and view the field from here. This is at B-Deck Level. This tour was arranged by Mr. Tim Brown from Fellowsip of Christian Athletes (FCA) of Central Ohio. (Less)
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9, 01:13, 2008-04-07 11:00:48 Description: How we store transplants in the field while a transplanter is working. Highland Hill Farm is a tree, plant, and shrub grower located in Fountainville Pa. and Milan Pa. During the winter months we (More) How we store transplants in the field while a transplanter is working. Highland Hill Farm is a tree, plant, and shrub grower located in Fountainville Pa. and Milan Pa. During the winter months we give free landscaping plans that we will draw up by our in house designers. Just Email Us pictures of your site and a description of what you want your landscaping to accomplish.
We have been growing nursery stock for over 25 years. Let us help you with your landscaping needs. We try to offer a selection of top quality, nursery grown plants. Seedlings and small liners aren't all you will find here at our nursery. We have a large variety of deciduous trees, evergreens, and shrubs that are all available. We also have shrubs of all shapes, sizes, and colors as well. We are constantly reviewing, and adding new varieties to add to our inventory , and will have several new introductions in most every category for each new season!! Our goal is to be able to offer you a great selection of quality plants at the best price. See how we dig or trees with utmost care Not all the plants listed on our site are in stock. Some plants we have on a limited basis and others can't be safely transplanted at all times of the year. Orders large or small, we love them all. We feel that you should be able to come and see our operations so we do allow people to schedule tours of our nurseries. See our weh site seedlingsrus.com for information about our great plants for the Delaware Valley and the East Coast.
Highland Hill Farm welcomes you to our store for the purchase trees, plants, and shrubs. Order Seedlings, shrubs, or large trees from us. Call us to discuss your plant needs. We help the beginners to find the best seedlings and plants. We offer advice on types to buy for those who want to start to grow nursery stock. On our farms we raise and sell nursery stock from seedlings to large caliber trees.
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We also offer information on the web about our seedlings , and how to CARE for seedlings and nursery stock . If you buy your seedling from us you will have access to the free use of our planters. We have three types available for use and have had years of experience in planting seedlings. Our planting equipment is located in Fountainville Pa. (near Doylestown) and Milan Pa. We also provide a service to supply and plant Seedlings. We are dedicated to helping you with your plant needs. You will find ARTICLES we have written to help you and explain how we do what we do. We will be glad to assist you. We welcome everyone to come to our farm, if we have time we will give you a tour and show you how we built up our nursery. There are no trade secrets to our operation and we feel that in helping you we will become sharper ourselves. Our phone number is 215 651 8329.
We have thousands of plants for you to see and always have hundreds ready for you to pickup. From 2' to 15' we have inventory balled and burlapped. Don't worry about driving long distances to get to us. We are easy to get to near Phila., on a major road, Rt. 313 in Fountainville Pa.. We want to move our stock and will make sure that you go home a happy camper. If you are coming from a long distance, we will give away free inventory that is surplus to our needs. One of our fields is being converted into ball and soccer fields. Stock in this field will go cheap. We will stay open til the last dog dies or we sell out. I think we have more stock than what we possibly can sell. (Less)
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11, 00:28, 2008-07-16 23:56:49 Description: In an instant, all thought of her excruciatingly painful nose was forgotten, all feeling of the cold and harsh rain beating down was left behind, as she threw down the football and ran to meet him in (More) In an instant, all thought of her excruciatingly painful nose was forgotten, all feeling of the cold and harsh rain beating down was left behind, as she threw down the football and ran to meet him in the middle of the muddy grass field. Nick wrapped his arms around her waist and swung her around, still beaming.*
NICK: *Setting her gently back on her feet, but keeping his arms around her.* Gabs, you were amazing out there. You completely OWNED all of those guys. One thing though.
GABRIELLE: *Her face, which was covered in blood, went from smiling to a slight frown.* What?
NICK: That helmet needs to go.
GABRIELLE: What? Why?
*Nick gently pulled her helmet off her head and threw it to the ground.*
NICK: Because it was keeping me from doing this. *He brought his hands up, putting one on her cheek and the other under her chin, tilting her head up, and Nick kissed her.*
*In that moment, Gabrielle forgot about the championship game. She forgot that she had just scored the winning touchdown. Forgot that her nose was broken, or that she had blood running down her face. The only thing that mattered to her was the gorgeous boy with deep brown eyes who was kissing her so passionately.*
NICK'S P.O.V. ---
I don't know what made me do it. I wasn't planning on it. Ten seconds ago I was forcing myself to believe that we were just friends. But when I saw her running towards me in the rain... I just realized that there was no one in the world who I wanted to be with than the girl who elbowed me in the eye at that concert a few months ago. The girl who was perfect in every way, and who saw me as more than just a celebrity. In essence, my best friend.
NORMAL P.O.V. ---
*When Nick pulled away, he looked down to see Gabrielle smiling up at him, breathless.*
NICK: You don't know how long I've wanted to do that.
GABRIELLE: *Grinning and shaking her head jokingly, as if in exasperation.* Come back here, I'm not finished with you.
*She gently pulled his face back down towards hers and kissed him again, putting into the kiss all of the emotion she felt coursing through her veins. She felt him smile under the pressure of her lips on his, and he placed his hand on the small of her back, bringing body her closer to his. Gabrielle longed to run her fingers though his curly hair, but knew better than to pull off his hat. Instead, she wrapped her arms around his neck as he spun her around again, still kissing her. Finally, Gabrielle pulled herself away, still beaming up at Nick. Before she could say anything, however, the quarterback from her team came towards them though the downpour.*
QUARTERBACK: Gabrielle, come on, party at my house. You gotta be there!
*Gabrielle looked up at Nick, who nodded, and she beamed and kissed him on the cheek quickly. She wiped the blood from her face, and turned to leave with her teammates, still with the elated feeling in her chest from Nick's kiss. Nick watched her go, feeling the same wonderful sensation, and then turned to walk back to his house in the suddenly amazing rain.* (Less)
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