The Battle Dome, located in the top left corner of the Battle Frontier, is a large hall that hosts battling tournaments. Trainers enter these tournaments with hope of becoming the Dome Champion. In this facility, you select 3 Pokemon for the challenge and 2 Pokemon for each battle. In each challenge, you face off against 15 other Trainers in a tournament-like fashion. In order to clear one set at the Battle Dome, you need to win 4 matches. Before each match, you can check the tournament tree to see who the other Trainers are, their Pokemon, as well as their battling style. The Battle Dome tests how well you function as a strategist. The Frontier Brain of the Battle Dome is known as Tucker, the Dome Ace. He is encountered after the 20th and 40th wins in a streak. This means that for the Silver challenge, Tucker will be the final Trainer of the 5th consecutive championship win. For the Gold challenge, he will be the final Trainer of the 10th consecutive championship win. Once defeated, he will award you the Tactics Symbol.
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One-sentence summary -- Know your facility. Defeat Tucker.

Let the oven heat up while you're getting the ribs ready. Line a rimmed baking sheet with foil or parchment paper and lay the ribs out in a single layer. Sprinkle salt and pepper on both sides. Use 2 trays if the ribs won't fit on one in a single layer. You can use bone-in or boneless ribs. Use foil to make a tight lid over the ribs. Let them cook for at least 2 hours. Don't take them out of the oven during this time. You don't even really need to check on them. Basically, you're braising the ribs in their own juice at this point, as they will render fat and liquid as they cook. Carefully uncover the ribs, as the steam will be hot. Remove the ribs from the pan momentarily, and drain the grease into a can to throw away later. Set the ribs back on the baking tray. If the ribs don't seem tender when you uncover them, put them back in the oven under the cover for another 15-30 minutes. They should be starting to soften but not fully tender yet. You can use any kind of sauce you want or even make your own. Place the ribs back on the pan before brushing the tops with sauce. Just use enough to coat the ribs thoroughly. Barbecue sauce works greats for this purpose! You can also try teriyaki sauce, hoisin sauce, or really any thick sauce that has some oil in it. Leave the ribs uncovered, and let them cook for 15-30 minutes at this temperature. This process will start caramelizing the barbecue sauce. Pull the ribs out of the oven and turn them over. Brush barbecue sauce on the other side. Put them back in the oven to heat some more. Repeat the process until the ribs are tender and falling off the bone, which should take about 90 minutes. Once the ribs seem tender enough, add one more layer of barbecue sauce. Watch them closely while they're broiling, and take them out before they start burning.
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One-sentence summary -- Preheat the oven to 300F (149C) and prep the ribs. Cover the ribs with foil and bake them for 2 hours. Take the ribs out to pour off the grease. Brush the ribs with sauce. Turn the oven up to 350F (177C) and put the ribs back in. Turn and baste the ribs every 15-30 minutes until they're tender. Broil the ribs for 1-2 minutes at the end to caramelize the sauce.

This is the Skype download page. Skype should automatically present you with the download link to the correct version of Skype. If not, click the downward facing arrow next to the "Get Skype for..." text and click the correct version in the drop-down. If your browser asks you if you want to run or save the file, click to save the file. You'll generally find this in the Downloads folder. You'll find Skype in your Applications folder after you do this.
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One-sentence summary -- Go to https://www.skype.com/en/get-skype/. Click the blue Get Skype for Mac button on the Skype download page. Double-click the file that was downloaded. Drag the Skype app icon into the Applications folder as prompted.

There are a number of ways to start off a session of analytical therapy (also known as imagination therapy), but getting the subject into a receptive state is essential. Try having them lay on a comfortable couch/sofa and close their eyes. They are not to go to sleep at any point. Use a soft, relaxing tone at all times when speaking to the subject. You can attempt to have them count down slowly from 100. For more tense patients, you can have them intentionally and systematically tense, hold, and then release each of their muscles. Controlled breathing also can work. The subject places their hands on their chest and belly--sometimes the hypnotist can do this part--while the subject breathes slowly in through the nose and out through the mouth. Once your subject is in a receptive state, you need to narrow the sets of imagery you focus on. You can try some interesting experiments as long as you are careful. Select positive images like a holiday party, a graduation, a wedding, or a combination of multiple images in sequence to draw a correspondingly positive response out of the subject. If they need to relax, you may help them "construct" the images out of features the subject associates with positive emotions and memories. If you are helping a case of trauma, you may have them search for pleasant images to supplant horrific ones. There is a great deal of flexibility here, so this needs to be tailored to your subject's needs and perhaps discussed before the session. With so much range, you can make the mode of expression part of the experiment. Maybe having your subject drive their images around in a vehicle, or make a movie of their happiest memories would be something you can attempt. Perhaps having the subject going on an adventure within their own images could be quite an experience to try. Find a creative way to discard negative images in a symbolic way that allows the positive images to remain in place. Consider something literal like tossing the bad images in a trash can or projecting them on a screen so there is room in the mind for the pleasant imagery. Your subject is in a receptive state, but not asleep. You are guiding them. Steer the subject's images in a positive direction, but observe their responses carefully in case they are resisting. Maintain the calm steady tone of voice throughout the session. Suggest imagery that mixes positively with their existing responses. Be prepared to bring them out of the hypnotic state in the case of an adverse physical reaction. For experimental situations, you may take some time to find what techniques and images work best with the subject. And neither hypnotist nor subject should expect an instant cure, especially in trauma cases or when dealing with prolonged pain suffering. Establish from the outset that the hypnotic technique can take many sessions. Schedule a regular time/interval for the sessions. Both parties should bring up issues if they feel the sessions are not working as they expect.
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Use a relaxation technique. Target the visuals you want to use. Choose how you want these visuals expressed. Talk your subject through the process. Use multiple sessions.