Well, as some of you might already know, Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky has been released since October 2009. (We were a little late on the get-go, but better late then never is our motto!) We’ve obtained a copy of the game and played through a lot of it, and we’ve got our rating all set and ready to go. You can find it on this page. Overall, the game had many improvements over it’s previous DS counterparts. (How fancy sounding!) The Shop of Hopes and Dreams (Also known as “Spinda’s Café”) was a very nice addition, as well as the Special Episodes and additional in-game features. We’d recommend this as one of the best Pokémon games for the DS, and it’s well worth the money!

Here’s a few screenshots to help you get the idea of the game…

* Please note: We do not own any of the above images! *

We’ll get to working on the game’s official page on our site, and update this post when we do have it finished. Until then, thanks for reading and being a Pokéfan! Stay tuned for more updates and keep your RSS readers pointed to our feed!

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True.Boxshot.v1.9.0.257

Program do projektowania graficznych pudełek takich jak box shot,vista box,cd, dvd case, screenshot, member card, photo, book. Jest to prawdziwy BoxShot który wspiera pełną rotację 3D z opcjonalnymi rzuconymi cieniami i efektami odbicia. Możesz przystosować wymiary pudła, jak również wielkość i intensywność cieni i odbić. Możesz podglądać zmiany w czasie rzeczywistym.

http://rapidshare.com/files/291439405/True.Boxshot.v1.9.0.257_up_by_Lamp5.rar

and what a boxshot it is . . .

and for those of you who don’t know what speckled trout (spotted sea trout) look like . .

here’s a closer look.  They are really beautiful fish.  Sometimes they come out of the water glowing phosphorescent  pink.

I knew this particular day would be my last chance to fish in my boat for at least a week because of family responsibilities like moving back to our old home.

It was a chilly morning, with the winds blowing about 4 mph out of the SE.  First stop was at the SE corner of the lake, and after about eight casts with no bites, we moved on to stop number two.  Again, not a bump.  Third stop, same thing.  But stop number four, where we could see a current line was pay dirt for two excited fishermen.

I was fishing with a light blue plastic bait, on bottom with a slow retrieve, while Tenacious Termite was calling the trout to his hook with his trusty

orange popping cork with a light-colored lure.  We fished side by side for several minutes,

when his rig produced several of these beauts.

Stubbornly fishing on the bottom, I did not get a nibble–not a bite.

Meanwhile, TT’s action heated up to the point he had to shed his jacket.  His largest trout of the day was 17 inches and about as fat as they come.  After he took me to school on popping corks, I retired  my bottom rig to the rack and joined him with my popping-cork rig, making this mother-and-son team unstoppable.

About two hours later, TT decided to count the trout–34.  A limit of trout is 25 per person, and keepers must be at least 12 inches.   Termite took great pride in doing the math and informing me that we only needed to catch 16 more trout to make our limits. So we pulled up the trolling motor and, using the outboard, repositioned the boat where our next drift once again put us on the fish.

Termite slung his next trout into the boat with a chorus of  “only 15 more to go, Mom!”

Counting down from 16 to zero in a matter of half an hour–that’s how we finished our trip,

and as fishermen down here love to say, “We left ‘em biting!”

This is how the fishing will be in December and January, when all conditions line up like it did for us this day.

And if you don’t believe me, well, you know how to find me!

BW