Ive been playing pokemon diamond and have got my pokemon up to about level 35 and i have suddenly realized i don't have a electric or grass type pokemon. I don't particularly want to get a pokemon at about level 5 and raise it 30 levels. What are some good grass or electric type pokemon i can find around this level?|||Well I have both Pokemon Platinum and Pokemon Diamond. In Diamond I used a Luxray, Unfortunately, Luxray cannot be found in the wild, you have to evolve Luxio. Either you can get a Shinx and evolve it into Luxio, or just get a Luxio. Luxio can be found at Fuego Ironworks. It is north of Floaroma Town near Eterna Forest. It can be reached by surfing west on the stream on Route 205, and then north past Floaroma Town. It is located just outside of Fuego Ironworks, in the wild grass, but is uncommon. Luxray has high attack and special attack. Luxio evolves at Level 30.
I also got a Roserade for my Platinum Game. Roselia evolves by means of a Shiny Stone. Roselia can be found in Routes 208, 209, 210, 212, 221, 224, 229, and 230, Trophy Garden, and the Great Marsh, and is common. Roserade has high special attack and special defense.
Unfortunately these Pokemon will not be around your level. The level you want is a bit too much, except perhaps for Pokemon in Victory Road, so you'll still have to train them.
Hope I helped!|||There is no real way to get a good electric or grass type without leveling it up a bit. Besides, if you do, they'll be stronger then those you just caught in the wild. A good electric type is Shinx. It's a low-level, but it becomes powerful when it evolves into Luxio, and eventually Luxray. For a grass type, try finding a Roselia somewhere. It's evoled form, Roserade, is pretty good it terms of overall attack power. Roselia evolves into Roserade through the use of a Light Stone. THere are precious few stones like this one in the game, do think carefully before you use it!|||. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ________
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Saturday, December 17, 2011
What will happend if a diamond is heated at a temparature of 1200c?
what will happend after heated the diamond?|||Diamonds which had not been heated above about 1,200掳 C gave diamond diffraction patterns only, those which had been heated to 2,000掳 C gave graphite patterns only, and those which had been heated to about 1,600掳 C. gave both diamond and graphite patterns and also some extra spots not due to either diamond or graphite.|||we all know that diamond is a carbon compound. so if any carbon compound is heated beyond its melting point, it turns to pure carbon, just like the ashes left behind, after burning paper
Are we Indians taking steps to get back the prestigious Kohinoor diamond embedded in the British crown?
The above said diamond is a property of India. We should try to get back that priceless piece as we are not holding any such thing belonging to other countries.|||No, it is not Indian property.
It is sometimes claimed that it was the property of the Sikh nation. This is untrue. It was the property of A Sikh - Ranjit Singh - and briefly the property of his alleged son Daleep (his paternity was doubtful to say the least).
The diamond was handed over to the Britsh as part of the treaty that ended the First Sikh War - one of the few wars in India that the British neither started nor provoked.
And where did Ranjit get it? From Afghanistan. He intervened in the civil war in that country as three brothers contended for the throne. As part of his "rightful" share of the booty, he seized the Koh-i-noor by force.
So - if the British seizure of the Koh-i-noor is invalid as if formed part of the spoils of war, so the Sikh claim is also invalid FOR EXACTLY THE SAME REASON.
So; the diamond rightly belongs to the Afghans? Well, no. It had been there three generations, but was stolen from Persia by a man who set himself up as King of the Afghans.
So; it belongs in Persia? Well, no. Before then it had been in the Deccan.
The Koh-i-noor has a long and bloody history. It was seized by Babur the Mongol after the battle of Panipat in 1527. Before that it was seized by Aladdin when he overthrew the Rajah of Malwah in 1304. Yes, I did say Aladdin - though more properly his name was Allah-ud-din.
And so on.
Admittedly it was mined in the Golconda: but then there's been a lot of gold mined in South Africa and it doesn't all belong there.
For the last hundred and fifty years the Koh-i-noor has been in London. In that time no blood has been spilled over it, and it has been available for anyone who wishes to see it.
Let it stay where it is.|||First let me say that Britain thinks it still owns the world because of some divine right of empire even though their empire now is about the size of my desk. Anyways despite this they still have that arrogant colonial attitude and therefore won't ever think of giving anything back that they stole from all their colonies worldwide.
Secondly, there's a problem with returning this artifact to India, we don't seem to want to accept our own stuff back. When Vijay Mallya tried returning with Tipu Sultan's Sword/Dagger, he had to pay something like 3 times its value in duties and taxes to bring it home. The sad truth is our politicians are not bothered about something like national pride or prestige unless they can make a buck out of it.|||If that's the case, native Americans are owed something fierce. How about all the diamonds stolen from south africa?|||Do they ever give back something|||We most certainly are.|||no
It is sometimes claimed that it was the property of the Sikh nation. This is untrue. It was the property of A Sikh - Ranjit Singh - and briefly the property of his alleged son Daleep (his paternity was doubtful to say the least).
The diamond was handed over to the Britsh as part of the treaty that ended the First Sikh War - one of the few wars in India that the British neither started nor provoked.
And where did Ranjit get it? From Afghanistan. He intervened in the civil war in that country as three brothers contended for the throne. As part of his "rightful" share of the booty, he seized the Koh-i-noor by force.
So - if the British seizure of the Koh-i-noor is invalid as if formed part of the spoils of war, so the Sikh claim is also invalid FOR EXACTLY THE SAME REASON.
So; the diamond rightly belongs to the Afghans? Well, no. It had been there three generations, but was stolen from Persia by a man who set himself up as King of the Afghans.
So; it belongs in Persia? Well, no. Before then it had been in the Deccan.
The Koh-i-noor has a long and bloody history. It was seized by Babur the Mongol after the battle of Panipat in 1527. Before that it was seized by Aladdin when he overthrew the Rajah of Malwah in 1304. Yes, I did say Aladdin - though more properly his name was Allah-ud-din.
And so on.
Admittedly it was mined in the Golconda: but then there's been a lot of gold mined in South Africa and it doesn't all belong there.
For the last hundred and fifty years the Koh-i-noor has been in London. In that time no blood has been spilled over it, and it has been available for anyone who wishes to see it.
Let it stay where it is.|||First let me say that Britain thinks it still owns the world because of some divine right of empire even though their empire now is about the size of my desk. Anyways despite this they still have that arrogant colonial attitude and therefore won't ever think of giving anything back that they stole from all their colonies worldwide.
Secondly, there's a problem with returning this artifact to India, we don't seem to want to accept our own stuff back. When Vijay Mallya tried returning with Tipu Sultan's Sword/Dagger, he had to pay something like 3 times its value in duties and taxes to bring it home. The sad truth is our politicians are not bothered about something like national pride or prestige unless they can make a buck out of it.|||If that's the case, native Americans are owed something fierce. How about all the diamonds stolen from south africa?|||Do they ever give back something|||We most certainly are.|||no
How can I sell a diamond engagement ring?
I have a 1/5 CT. Diamond engagement ring set in 10K white gold.
The price that was paid for the ring was $579.00.
I went to a pawn shop to see what they would take for it, and they said 50 bucks. I know it's worth more than that, but I don't know where to go to sell it.
And I really hate holding on to the thing. =(
Any help is greatly appreciated.|||eBay is your best chance, and Craiglist will allow you to post for local classifieds. You can use both for online selling, otherwise, maybe some jewelry stores can value it more.|||www.thediamondtrade.com .......they buy diamonds and pay far above other buyers
|||check out http://EngagementRingCycling.com and they will make you an offer for your ring.
|||Try Ebay or your local classifieds, where you're more likely to get close to its value.|||sell it on ebay or craigslist
The price that was paid for the ring was $579.00.
I went to a pawn shop to see what they would take for it, and they said 50 bucks. I know it's worth more than that, but I don't know where to go to sell it.
And I really hate holding on to the thing. =(
Any help is greatly appreciated.|||eBay is your best chance, and Craiglist will allow you to post for local classifieds. You can use both for online selling, otherwise, maybe some jewelry stores can value it more.|||www.thediamondtrade.com .......they buy diamonds and pay far above other buyers
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|||check out http://EngagementRingCycling.com and they will make you an offer for your ring.
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|||Try Ebay or your local classifieds, where you're more likely to get close to its value.|||sell it on ebay or craigslist
What would an 86 karat diamond be worth?
In the movie "Snatch", an 86 carat diamond is stolen and while the gem is said to be valuable, and obviously would be, no one mentions it's actual worth in dollars or pounds as the case may be. What would it be?|||Too many factors. Is it cut or uncut? What's the color and clarity? What's the shape? Your question is like asking how much a car is worth.|||with more carats the price goes exponentially higher, but to calculate the actual amount you would need to know the rest of 4 C's (cut, color, clarity), as well as some other factors that could influence the price such as history, etc.
http://interestingdiamondfacts.blogspot.鈥?/a>|||Whatever the market will bear.
Seriously, weight is only ONE of four factors in considering the value. The Millenium Star is 203 carats, and insured for 100,000,000 pounds . . . but it's probably underinsured.
http://interestingdiamondfacts.blogspot.鈥?/a>|||Whatever the market will bear.
Seriously, weight is only ONE of four factors in considering the value. The Millenium Star is 203 carats, and insured for 100,000,000 pounds . . . but it's probably underinsured.
How do you get the event pokemon in gts for Pokemon Diamond?
In Pokemon Diamond,It doesn't show the event pokemon in gts when you search.Do you know how to seek them in the gts as well as other pokemon that i want?|||You can only search the pokemon you have seen in your pokedex, not other ones, so you need to see them first before you can search them in the GTS|||You could cheat, if you dont want to, you can only look for the once's you already have
|||That's what i heard... except it doesn't work for me... i don't know why...
|||you need to see the pokemon first in order to look them up on the gts.|||You have to see them before you can search the gts for them. And if you somehow get to see them, any event pokemon offered on the gts is 100% hacked.|||in gts u only can seek or trade pokemons you already saw, if you use pokemon wifi via friend code u can trade all the pokemons you friend have(if he or she want too to trade
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|||That's what i heard... except it doesn't work for me... i don't know why...
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|||you need to see the pokemon first in order to look them up on the gts.|||You have to see them before you can search the gts for them. And if you somehow get to see them, any event pokemon offered on the gts is 100% hacked.|||in gts u only can seek or trade pokemons you already saw, if you use pokemon wifi via friend code u can trade all the pokemons you friend have(if he or she want too to trade
How much is my 2008 Diamond Back Response worth?
I have a 2008 Diamond Back Response mountain bike that has new tubes, new rear v-brake, and new crank set. How much is it worth?|||In the plain Diamondback Response (not the Comp or Sport) BikePedia lists it selling new for $360. Bikes are like cars when it comes to depreciation. They go down in value very quickly. If you're selling it, most people either don't care or don't look at the new parts you installed. It would be like selling a 5 yr. old car with a rebuilt engine. That rebuilt engine doesn't increase the Blue Book value one penny.
$200 - tops.|||id say $250
$200 - tops.|||id say $250
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