All 3 Legit pokemon of space time and dimension. All were transferred from my pokemon platinum and were all caught without hacks. however the griseous orb does not transfer from trading and can only be obtained through a special event.
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I love this bulbasaur. Bulbasaur is one of my favorite pokemon and always has been. Iv used this bulbasaur in the Battle Tower(Diamond), Elite Four, and The Battle Frontier(Platnium). Its moves are Leech Seed, Sleep Powder, Energy Ball, and Grass Knot. I have a big root on it so Leech Seed gets more Hp from the target. Sleeping Powder to put foes to Sleep. Energy Bal is Bulbasaurs main move so i puy PP Max an it to give it more PP. Its Sp Atk is 251 which isnt the best in the world so he’s not really Wifi battles but if u request to fight him i might use him. The good thing about Energy Ball compaired to Solor Beam is that it only takes one turn to use and it lowers the foes Sp Def, so instead of taking 2 turns to use Solor Beam at 120 damage, in 2 turns you can get 160+ damage depending on if it lowers your foes sp Def. Grass Knot is for Pretty much too take out an big guys. I 2 hit KOd Palmers Rhypierer and got a crit on my friends EV Groudon and i hit KOd it. It wasnt EV trained in Sp Def i dont think. Any Way so yeah this was my 5 try on this video becuase my camera kept dieing and herecross got 2 crit hax on my and knocked me out, so i just decided to switch out Bulbasaur for Raticate so i didnt have to keep reseting my game and start the video over. Anyway i hope you like it, sorry this description is so long the video took 20 mins to load so i had a lot of time to write. so Subcribe, Comment, Rate… whatever you want. See Ya
People keep asking me were i got bulbasaur. All i did was transfer my venassaur from Leafgreen via Pal Park! Then i just breedit and got Bulbasaur. Then i just leveled him up to 100 it took a while.
Next people have asked me why my rivals level is so high. thats becuase if you battle him a certtain amount of times his level rises, same in pokemon platnium!!
Thsnk you and please subscribe!!!!!
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This is the VOA Special English Development Report, from http://voaspecialenglish.com
Mobile phones have revolutionized the way people connect not only with family and friends but also business services. A good example: services that let people use their phones to send and receive money.
Two companies, Safaricom and Vodafone, launched the M-Pesa mobile money service in Kenya in two thousand seven. Pesa means money in Swahili. The service operates much like a savings bank — which is important, because plenty of Kenyans do not have bank accounts.
Most of the early users were young men who worked in cities and wanted to send money home to rural areas. Now customers can also use their M-Pesa accounts to pay bills, make purchases or pay for services like taxis. Users pay a small amount for each transaction. Stephen Mbugua has a farm a half-hour’s drive from the capital. He uses M-Pesa to receive money from his son and to pay bills. He says: “I used to go to Nairobi or to any bank to pay my bill. But now, I don’t go to Nairobi, I just pay my bill from here.”
Some businesses use the service to pay their employees. All across Kenya, there are stores and automated teller machines where M-Pesa users can add and withdraw money from their accounts. People can also Transfer Money to other mobile phone users, even those without an M-Pesa account.
The other person receives a text message with a code to take to the local M-Pesa agent to get the money. All this pleases twenty-two year old Phelister Omari. She says: “It’s very fast. The M-Pesa, they’re available everywhere. So once you are going somewhere, you can drop, get some cash and proceed.”
M-Pesa is improving economic conditions for many Kenyan families. British-based Vodaphone has also teamed with local companies to offer the service in Uganda and Afghanistan. Safaricom says nearly eight million people in Kenya now use M-Pesa. That number is expected to grow as more people use mobile phones.
A recent report predicted that the number of mobile phone accounts worldwide will reach almost four and a half billion this year. That is twelve percent more than last year, and equal to two-thirds of the world’s population. The report was from the European Information Technology Observatory. The group says the strongest growth in mobile phone use now comes from newly industrialized and developing countries.
And that’s the VOA Special English Development Report.
(Adapted from a radio program broadcast 02Nov2009)
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hello this tutorial will explain you how to make a mii with gold pants and transfer them to your wii
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Jose gives his take on the big transfer rumours plus Wayne makes an appeal for Fergie to sign Dimitar Berbatov!
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