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Laughing Cows Comedy Night
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Laughing Cows Comedy Night: Maureen Younger, Rosie Wilby, Annette Fagon, Juliet Meyers
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Maureen Younger
Stand-up comedian and resident MC of MY Comedy in London, Birmingham and Coventry as well as for the Queens of Comedy, London. Maureen has also worked as a contributor on BBC Radio and Sky News.
'Maureen Younger is more than compere, more than host, with a natural gift of the gab she's quick off the mark and doesn't miss a trick!' (http://www.gingerbeer.co.uk)
'If you have been lucky enough to see her perform you will be fully aware of just how funny and infectious this woman is.' (Time Out)
'... whose punch lines also hit the mark in German' (Cologne Rundschau)
'Engaging and funny' (Three Weeks).
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Rosie Wilby
Former singer / songwriter who, prompted by friends and fans who often found themselves in fits of giggles at her silly in between song banter, entered Channel 4's So You Think You're Funny and found herself in the semi finals at Edinburgh Fringe in Summer 2004. Rosie made the switch to comedy in 2005.
'A whole host of laughs' (http://www.one4review.co.uk)
'utterly charming' (Buzz)
'you will fall for Wilby's show no matter where you sit on the Kinsey scale' (Scotsgay).
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Annette Fagon
The Midland's motormouth, bringing you loads of tummy tickling laughter.
'With this sort of retro observational comedy, she's just like Peter Kay would be - well, if he were female, black and from Leicester' (Chortle)
'... a hilarious set from Leicester-based Annette Fagon... had the audience in hysterics with her tales... unsurprisingly Annette connected well especially with the women in the audience and the different nationalities present with her inclusive, funny routines' (Tiemo Talk Of The Town)
'... the fun-loving and lively Annette Fagon' (Funhouse Comedy).
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Juliet Meyers
Jewish comic Juliet is a writer for The Sarah Millican Programme, Mock The Week and Radio 4's Now Show.
'Laugh-out-loud funny, wonderfully bizarre ideas' (Chortle)
'Devilish... on the edge' (The Scotsman).
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Venue: Retro Bar
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Website: retrobarlondon.co.uk
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Little Compton Travel Guide: 2 reviews and 6 photos
What a great spot to have a picnic. We went to the antique show in Tiverton and then moved up the road just a couple of miles to the winery. Bought some wine to bring home and a bottle for lunch....sat out in the lawn where picnic tables are provided. We had our picnic lunch which we had brought from home, but if you prefer...you could buy a light lunch at the vineyard store and sit at tables just outside the building. Whichever way you do it, you'll enjoy your visit. The long winding entrance road puts you into the mood to kick back and relax. Our son, Christopher and wife, Karen were up from New Jersey and they always enjoy bringing bottles back to neighbors and friends.
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You can walk the vineyard if you like....and in fact, there are sometimes wedding receptions held under a big white tent on the grounds.
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BARRE The Vermont Historical Society is accepting registrations for the 2013-2014 series of History for Homeschoolers workshops.
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Published on 8th September 2006 by Ryan Garside
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3 - Graphics
4 - Gamepad & Conclusion
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Lego Star Wars
I would like to meet the genius who decided that mixing Lego and Star Wars was a good idea - I'd shake his hand and ask him what divine source had bestowed upon him the knowledge that such a bizarre combination would work. It's like milk and cereal, marmite and toast or chips and gravy (a Northern delicacy), they shouldn't work well together, yet they do.
As I said in my preview a couple of weeks ago, there is just something innately funny about Star Wars in Lego form – a something that truly makes this game unique and original.
The first game was good, but it was based around the heavily criticised recently made trilogy. We all wondered, after the short experience (a few hours at most?), whether Travellers Tales would be ambitious enough to take on the original trilogy.
It's only been 18 months and the developer is back with a product that, amazingly, is even more fun to play.
Where the original game was quite short, this is a brick-fuelled behemoth, where the original game included Jar-Jar Binks this game has Chewbacca, and whilst the original was criticised for its Episode 3 spoilers this game is based on the movies we all know and love, by the way Luke's father is…
Anyway, on with the review! We've taken a look at the gameplay, examined how well the developer has translated all the different episodes, the new vehicle control moments, how it has captured the characters and storyline, the best moments as well as having a look at the graphical options you can tinker with and finally why the game plays better with a gamepad.
Wretched hive of scum and villany
Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy is a fusion of the platform, action and adventure genres. To the untrained eye it has the look of a child's game, silly looking characters doing silly looking things in a cartoon stylised world. That perception of this game however, would be naïve. Within the huge selections of levels include; fiendish puzzles, hidden characters, secret areas and a whole host of features that make this game perfectly suitable for the adult gamer.
The game starts in Mos Eisley's famous cantina, the place where Han memorably shot the alien
and then met Obi Wan and Luke. You begin by taking on the first mission of Episode IV, a mandatory task to progress in the game. Once this level has been completed the game unlocks all three episodes, so if you weren't a fan of 'A New Hope' you can skip it and jump straight into 'The Empire Strikes Back'. You won't do that though, as you'll be missing out on a master class on how to design levels that are original, challenging and fun to play.
You control a different group of characters depending on the level, all familiar from the movies: Luke, Obi-Wan, Leia, R2-D2, C-3PO to name but a few. You can take control of any one of the characters in your little squad at any time and use them all to get through the various puzzles on the level. The robot characters can operate door locks for instance; the Jedi characters can move things with the power of the force, whilst all other characters have a grappling hook of sorts and can reach to high areas. You need to utilise these different skills, often making the team work for one another, to get through the levels.
This gets even more fun when you throw in multiplayer. Two people can control two of the characters at once. Don't worry about your characters dying either, there is no limit to the amount of lives you can lose, you simply respawn every time with less studs. "Studs?" I hear you cry. Yes, studs are one of the many collectible objects in this game, they are either lying around or pop out when you destroy things; the incentive to collect them being that they allow you to unlock some of the many secrets that reside in the game.
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The Winery
Renovated in the highest of terms with all necessary comforts pertaining to the fullest enjoyment of Virginia wine.
The Winery at Bull Run offers several wine tasting rooms and vistas:
The Main Tasting Room
The charming Tasting Room is paneled in vintage barnwood and graced with hand-hewn beams. The Stone bar with a copper counter is highlighted with a 20 ft. hand painted mural by Virginia artist, Tom Mullany, depicting our property circa 1862. Seating in the Tasting Room is at cafe and high top tables. Located next to the main bar is our home-style fireplace lounge with large, comfy leather couches and chairs with a coffee table and overhead fans throughout. Internet access is available throughout the winery as well.Enjoy our many delicious Virginia wines by the glass, bottle, or savor and evaluate their fine qualities with a tasting of 8 of TWABR's wines guided by one of our friendly and knowledgeable staffers.
Our Civil War relic displays are situated throughout the tasting room showcasing a collection of interesting historical artifacts found on the winery property and locally.
The Hillwood Ruins
If you prefer an outdoor setting, our Hillwood Ruins features an expansize lawn that looks out onto our Norton Vineyard. The stone patio was constructed from the stone ruins of the original Entwisle estate house built in the 1800's. Learn more about the history of Hillwood here.
The Barrel Room
Our rustic Barrel Room is home to our oak barrel aged red wines and our stainless steel tanks. The entrance is at the rear of the building on the lower level; you can also access it from the stairwell in the Tasting Room. Attached to our Barrel Room is the outdoor crush pad where we crush grapes in the early stages of the wine making process.
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Enjoy your wine year-round from our colorful rockers and cafe tables on our Main Patio. With views overlooking our vineyards, the expansive front porch is great for a relaxing outdoor experience. Cooling overhead fans are utilized in the warm weather, while retractable sidewalls and heat lamps are used during cold weather months. You will also find live music every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday on our main patio.
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The Winery at Bull Run Vineyard has two vineyards on site, totaling over 8 acres of vines; mostly Norton with a little Traminette on the western plot. The Norton grape is the true American grape-born in Virginia-which is why we selected it! Traminette is one of the secret ingredients in our crowd favorite-Delaney.In addition to our onsite vineyards, we also have a 115-acre property in Rappahannock County, the home of our Rock Mill Vineyard. There, we are currently growing 8 different varietals across 42 acres of vines: including- Chardonnay, Petit Verdot, Chambourcin, Traminette, Merlot, Viognier, Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon.


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Hot Mexican Cornbread
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Prep 15 mins
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- 1 cup cornmeal (yellow or blue)
- 1 cup milk, sweet
- 1⁄2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 2 jalapeno peppers, finely chopped
- 1 (14 ounce) can creamed corn
- 2 eggs, well beaten
- 1 cup green onion, finely chopped
- 1⁄2 lb cheddar cheese, grated
- 1⁄4 cup olive oil
- Mix all of the ingredients together, except the oil, and reserve half of the cheese for toping.
- Put the oil in a skillet and heat over medium heat until hot.
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- Pour mixture into hot skillet and top with remaining cheese.
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excellent, cooked in cast iron skillet and served with Nanny's tomato soup #11121. very moist. Didn't have green onions so I used the regular white onion, but the green would have made it better looking.
I was reading all reviews before I chose this one. It was delicious! My family finished this the same night. They asked me to make again the next night. I did and added 1 tsp of sugar and it was the bomb!
Holy wow! I have hot pay dirt with this recipe. I subbed masa harina for the regular cornmeal and didn't add the cheddar or green onions, which were not missed at all. Such an incredible recipe!! It almost tastes like a creamy tamale!!


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Maleficent. My final villain.
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Now this is Maleficent, pure evil. Not misunderstood, not the victim, the self proclaimed mistress of all evil.
Wow ! She's amazing !
WOW. The dragon, her expression... This soooo captures the character.
wow i love how you did all of them with a themed color. <3
Lovely details done on Maleficent here,including the use of the green that almost looks like the art is glowing.
very cool
This is the equal of the source material.
wow, I love this!!!!
I knew you'd draw her as your final piece. She looks fantastic. Love the dragon in the flames.
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Pat Robertson remains a tool.
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So when Robertson dies (and soon I pray) what is God punishing him for? Being a douchebag?
Oh, that's right, Christians "are called to be with the Lord," while heathens are "punished."
All I know is, Robertson's grave will make a great place to take a shit one day.
Ooops, sorry, I just read David's post above this one... I didn't intentionally rip off his post, I swear.
Wouldn't Pat Robertson believe that Sharon deserved to be punished simply for being Jewish?
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To save a file i defined the following method
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This returns a hashvalue that is stored in a file. Whenever the user wants to access the file, he enters the password, and if the same hash is generated, he can access the file.
I suppose this isn't really safe, but how safe it is? How high is the chance that String#hashCode generates the same hash with two different inputs?
According to your answers I changed the code:
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String hash = "";
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Genre: Gonzo
Teens, tits, threesomes, and anal will prompt purchases and rentals galore.
The alternative notwithstanding, the title suggests a pretty if not youthful and buxom image, and the content does not disappoint. This very lengthy production is crammed with emphasis on decently sized bouncing mammaries, anal and actions guaranteed to result in a sweat by the participants. An opener with Jamie Elle sandwiched between Brian Surewood and friend sets the pace, and the rest do not falter. Except for Bailey and Brian Pumper, every scene is a threesome and most include anal.
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TULSA, Okla. (AP) - Former space shuttle astronaut John Herrington is heading a group trying to land a retired NASA space shuttle for the Tulsa Air and Space Museum.
A native of Wetumka and a member of a Space Shuttle Endeavour flight to the International Space Station in 2002, Herrington will chair a committee commissioned by the museum.
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...THAT JUST HAPPENS TO HAVE A KENTUCKIAN ACCENT. Actually, it's more technically a bargain basement Mercedes AMG SL_, what with all the German parts in it.After putting over 30K miles on Mr. Z so far, the only thing that I'd recommend to anyone who gets one is to GET RID OF THE OE GOODYEARS. I switched over to Michelin Sport Pilots and they completely transformed the car. With these tires, most all of the handling and 'squirrelly' handling and tramming nearly completely disappeared. 90+ mph in the pouring rain is confidence inspiring with this car on the Michelins. And half the noise. This car has been extremely reliable, very inexpensive to own (except for the tire replacement) and a pure joy to drive. Ok, the interior may not be the best, but, I don't think it's nearly as bad as others might say. The styling is like that of a 430 F1 from the front. And good enough to admire with a glass of (your beverage choice) in your hand as you sip and admire it's great styling. It's very comfortable in ride (with the Michelins). Much like a stiffly sprung Caddy. Even the gas mileage is great. I get 380-420 miles range on a tank. And the best part of buying the 2013 is the 7 years of upgrades and updates from the 2006/7 cars. The transmission, once warmed up, shifts with the flip of the fingers (except for 6th, which requires a bit more effort). The only hiccup has been very occasionally, I might get out of the car after running then get back in and the keyless ignition might not allow the car to start. But, just push the bottom of the START rocker switch to go into ACCESS then press the top to start and it fires right up. Doesn't happen often and it's pretty random. But, at least there's a work around. I did have 3 niggles during the warranty period. Sticky ECO pod switch, HOUR button stopped working on the infotainment module and a distorted trim piece on the door/window bottom. All replaced under warranty. Otherwise, no other issues. I figure 30Kmi is a pretty good shake down period and a good indication of reliability. So far, so good! Love this car! If you want a bona fide 200 mph car for well under $100K, this is your only choice. When it comes to hot rodding, in this case, the factory did it best! The only real upgrades of any value? TIRES!!!
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The last couple of months have been a link analysis month for me and the team at Branded3, the unique changes we are seeing in SERP activity sparked an ongoing interest in the office into how Google is now ranking sites.
As you will have seen my last couple of posts have been focused on these changes, first with the assumption of brand anchor text value and secondly the possibility of a tighten anchor text filter. There are other interesting trends we have come across but unfortunately I cannot publish them all just yet, however one thing we are noticing is how well Google are now devaluing 'assumed' paid links.
Whenever paid links have been discussed in the SEO world and how Google maybe detecting them, it has always been focused on the site selling for e.g. If a site has lots of anchor text sidebar anchor rich links then Google can presume these are paid and that's probably a correct assumption, however….
From the research we have conducted it seems to suggest Google could be deciding whether to count links based on the link profile of the domain it is pointing to, so if you have an over optimised link profile and Google finds hundreds more exact anchor links, the theory is they will not count.
However, if you have a very natural anchor text profile and a proportionate amount of optimised links, these will have more chance of counting.
This has all been covered to an extent in my previous articles, which if you missed, you can read here;
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As well as anchor text there are other ways that Google could be establishing how optimised a link profile is, for example if a website only has links from high PageRank websites is this natural? Could it be that the site is buying lots of links from what they perceive to be high quality websites?
Any good SEO will tell you a natural link profile will probably have as many low quality links as it does high quality.
Now PageRank is not a good metric for lots of different reason, however the crew at SEOmoz have provided us with the excellent open site explorer which we can use to download our link profiles into excel.
Once we have all the links downloaded and have removed duplicate URL's we can use a pivot chart to see the spread of domain authority across the domains linking to our site.
This is what the SEOwizz profile looks like;
I like to think this is quite a natural looking profile, a little spike around the 30 mark but generally it's quite flat with links from all kinds of domains ranging from the good to the ugly.
Now if you're buying links left right and centre you might have a link profile that looks a little like this;
I don't like outing sites, hence the reason I haven't named the above but this is a genuine link profile of a recently penalised brand attempting to rank for a major financial term. Typically if you're buying links from domains with a certain amount of Domain Authority your link profile is going to look like this and in my opinion, this isn't going to work anymore. It is all too easy for search engines to analyze this sort of profile and quickly discover there are very few links from websites other than those with domain authority of between 30 – 50. Is this what a natural well linked to website should look like? In my opinion this looks manipulated and when you investigate further it clearly is.
Just to confirm this is all theory based on recent consulting and research, however if you have been struggling to rank for a keyword;
Step one; check your anchor text and make sure you have enough natural link text
Step two; download your links to make sure you have an even spread of links
Many SEO's are precious about where they source links from not realising that a genuine website is linked to from every different kind of domain authority imaginable, in fact if you have a content rich site there is no doubt you'll have a lot of links from good old scrapers!
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fireworks achievements not glitched just poorly written
first of all my brother has dark void in ps3 and he has every trophy for it and i just got this game from a buddy a few days ago. i came on here and looked thru the forums and saw people was saying certain cheevos was glitched. since i did not beat the game or got enuff points i cannot speak on grease monkey but at far as fireworks is concerned i figured it out. i tried the method of the kill the 3 knights on 1-5 and repeat and i did that like 5 times to no avail then my brother told me that i was doing it wrong. ps3 trophy reads ''kill 10 by exploding a piece of dynamite in the air'' it still sound confusing but then my bro told me you dont throw the grenade at them you throw it above their heads so it could explode in mid-air and kill them. i tested it on my game and it worked like a charm. whats also nutz is that it you dont have do it with flying enemies at all lol u can but i killed all ground people when it popped which is easier because its easy to cook off a grenade and throw it above their head when they are on the ground rather than flying enemies who move around a lot. the people who unlocked it probably just got lucky after playing so many boards over and over and killing so much enemies did not realise some of those grenades they thru was actually thrown above their head to kill them. i hope this clears up the whole glitch thing whoever wrote the titles for this achievement on 360 should be ashamed of themselves. i might send a message to the person who wrote the achievement guide to put this strategy under the fireworks achievement if someone other than myself confirms it. whoever do not have it go on any board and try to do this strategy to ten people on the ground or flying and you will hear a familiar sound pop. lemme know
I can confirm this method works. I just did it on the crash site level, just after you first get grenades. Blow open the door and four watchers will rush out. Cook your grenade so it explodes over their heads and kills them,then kill yourself. Rinse and repeat until you get your achievement .Thanks to the OP for this time saving tip
Man, if this is actually true after hours of spamming grenades, I'll be PISSED.
360: Kill 10 airborn enemies using grenades
PS3: Kill 10 enemies by exploding a piece of dynamite in the air
Who the hell thought it would be a good idea to make them different?! Thanks Married2Mary, this will definitely end the glitched achievement worries ;)
This worked for me, but it required a LOT more than 10 kills. I think I was somewhere in the 50's by the time it actually popped.
After that, while I wrapped up on 2-4, during all of the points where I had to fight on the ground I used this method and it popped about halfway through my farming. I'm absolutely sure it took more than 20, but 50 may have been an exaggeration.
Also, a few of the grenades exploded about chest-level with the enemies, so that may have been an issue. I don't know if they were supposed to explode over their heads, but that could very well have been the problem.
I can confirm that the OP is right, I never threw grenades at enemies in the air, I only ever killed grounded enemies with grenades.
I did have a friend with a station 3 and he told me the proper way how this achievement was done, to throw grenades so they just explode above the heads of ground based enemies.
Works like a charm, thank you Married2Mary!
it works perfectly.....i did it the first time i got the grenades, blow up the door, then three guys will get out.....cook the grenade, then be sure the grenade didn't touch the ground and killed the baddies......then die by falling of the cliff.....rinse and repeat...
Thanks, this way worked perfectly for me, after spending the majority of the game wasting time with the other method.
Bleep Bloop
Just unlocked for me using this method however I had to rinse and repeat at least 4 times at crash site when you first locate grenades!
so a heads up to people it may not unlock straight away if you count to 10.
agreed this was most helpful
Yes, this IS the way. I tested it, and it unlocked in exactly 10 kills in Crash Site (where you first pick up the grenades).
Killed 2 with a grenade, the other 2 with guns, died (off the cliff), reloaded, killed 4 with grenades, died, reloaded, killed 4 with grenades, and it unlocked.
Btw it also makes more sense, 'cause the achievement is named "Fireworks"....
This method worked for me. Cooked the grenades so they went off just above some watcher's heads in the first level where you get grenades. I think I was lucky and I got it after I killed 10 that way, on my first try.
Thanks for the info, worked after about 20 kills give or take. Now just grease monkey to worry about
Just thought I would verify this also. I just happened to be where you first get grenades when I read this. I tried this method and the achievement popped at 10. Thank you for saving me hours of work trying to get this achievement!
I'm not having any luck with this method. I'm at the scene where you first get grenades on Crashsite and I've made sure that the grenade is cooked and detonates in midair and even directly above the enemy's heads. Not including the ones that were beneath head-level, I have killed about 63 enemies so far and I've had no luck in getting this. Does anybody else have a trigger of some sort? Something they did immediately after they tried this that caused it to pop?
Excellent Job Married. This should be Stickied. Thanx.
I've been trying for a while with this method and have got at least 50 kills but no achievement. I have also tried throughout the game killing airborn enemies. Maybe both methods work but are still glitched for some people.
What Martits said, I still haven't gotten the achievement, and I've killed a good 30 or 40 by now at the Crash Site. I've gotten most of those kills from behind cover... maybe if I'm not in cover, and try it that way, it'll pop.
Edit: About 16 so far from out in the open, still nothing... I'll keep trying, I guess. v.v
Edit 2: Yeah, nothing at all. Just got around another 30 kills, and still no achievement. Any ideas?
Edit 3: After about 25 minutes of trying this, I FINALLY got it. Killed 3 of the 4 with a mid-air explosion, and it popped. No idea how many of them I'd killed, but it was at least 100.
Worked beautifully, thank you.
This is 100% correct, i just started this game today and got the achievement. I just did the grenade bit on crash site 3 times and it popped.
Thanks :)
I posted this in the other Fireworks thread, thought it may help someone here too.
Vertical Cover!
Nothing easier than just dropping a grenade on an enemy below you. I finished the original game long ago and had tried many methods being unlocking it in this manner.
If you can unlock it by just throwing a grenade above an enemies' head on the ground, "great, well done" continue on. If you cannot unlock it that way, try dropping grenades while in vertical cover.
think i killed like 200 of those fuckers at the crash site and still didnt get the achievement
instead i got the one for 100 headshots rofl :))
This method worked for me.
I just played through the game as I looked for missed journals and used grenades when they bunched up, sometimes on lone enemies too. I didn't keep working the same enemies or reload any checkpoints. It seemed like it took more than 10 but not an absurd amount more. I never really kept count; just took the opportunities when they came and cooked the grenades before letting them go above their heads.
This method worked for me as well. Loaded up episode 1 ch 2 got to the part were you had to destroy the wall. I guess I had had some kills already because i just needed to do this twice an cheevo unlocked. Thanks to poster and all feedbackers for there help
I also wanted to add that killing the flying guys for me did not help in getting this cheevo Im certain i had over 40-60 kills on them and they were all in they air when I killed them
If you do a firework kill correctly you get a special death animation where the enemy's head pops off and explodes like a firework with their headless body falling to the ground. You need to see this death animation 10 times for the achievement to pop. It only works on the basis type watchers units and their colour variates and no others.
You need to make sure that the grenade blows up mid air near their head to make this happen, if the grenade is too close however it will just kill the enemy out right, I got it down to being able to do it with 1/3 enemies, timing is a bit of a pain for this.
In short you need to hold the grenade and throw it just before it blows so it will blow in mid air. Once I figured this out the achievement was easy to get but it does take some practice and a few extra kills.
Remember if their head doesn't shoot off like a firework, that enemy will not count towards the achievement.
[Edit] Would be great if someone could make a video of the needed death animation sadly I can't capture video to show you.
If only I had read this before trying for the achievement. HAve been trying unsuccessfully for ages. The worst is misjudging the cooking times and blowing my arm off!!
I was struggling with this one, having repeated the kills when you first get the dynamite. I must have killed at least 20...
I restarted a campaign, and played through until I got to the same section where you first get the grenades. I then started killing everything with airbourne grenades and got this after 5 further kills. None of my grenade kills were on airbourne enemy. :woop:
Good post man, this is sure going to help.
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A monoclonal antibody that recognises components of the wall of sporangia of Peronospora destructor was raised. Tests using spores of higher fungi and other species of mildew demonstrated the specificity of the monoclonal. The antibody was used to develop lateral flow devices for sporangia of P. destructor. A competitive lateral flow format was developed which could detect onion downy mildew sporangia. Five-microliter gold anti-mouse IgM solution pre-mixed with 10 μl of P. destructor monoclonal antibody (EMA 242) proved the optimal concentration for detection of sporangia of P. destructor when applied to sample pads of lateral flow devices. Limits of approximately 500 sporangia of P. destructor could be detected by the absence of a test line on the lateral flow device within test samples. Using a scanning densitometer improved the sensitivity of detection. Further development and validation of the test is required if it is to be used for risk assessments of onion downy mildew in the field.
KeywordsOnion downy mildew Monoclonal antibody Peronospora destructor Lateral flow assay Detection PTA ELISA Immunofluorescence
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Pair The North Face Men's Inlux Insulated Jacket with your skis, a chair lift, and a snow-filled sky. The North Face's HyVent membrane adorns this fully taped shell with reliable waterproof breathable protection, and Heatseeker insulation works with the soft fleece lining to keep you toasty on that long, cold ride to the mountaintop.
The Inlux also features long zippers under each arm for ventilated airflow, in case you get too warm. The hood adjusts tight to stay secure in heavy winds, and it removes for sunny, bluebird weather. There are hook-and-loop tabs at each cuff and a drawcord at the hem for a secure fit, and a headphone port pairs the internal pocket with smartphones and other music players.
- HyVent 2L shell
- Fully taped seams
- Heatseeker insulation
- Underarm venting
- Removable, adjustable hood
- Adjustable cuffs and hem
- Internal media pocket
- Item #TNF01O5
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Not very breathable
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
The jacket is okay, but several things I really dislike: no outer chest pocket(s), no fleece lining on the inside sleeves, and most importantly, the breathability is moderate at best. The jacket was still wet on the inside by the time I drove to the hotel (10-minute drive) when my MTHW insulated pants are dry by the time I packed everything in the parking lot. If I could return it I would. Definitely not the best jacket for this price point.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: medium
Its not quite a high performer but its solid all around. Good waterproofing, warm, good mobility, can add an extra layer if needed. Used for skiing/hittin the town afterward. I wouldn't hike in this since is a bit clumsy feeling but for skiing, fits the bill quite nice. Its sleeves could be slightly longer, but i do have a 6'1" arm span. Still have to give 5 stars because complaints aside, its just a nice fitting coat and comfortable to wear.
Close to being excellent
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
- Fit: True to size
I like the color--it's more "heathered" than it appears in the pictures on the website. It has a relaxed fit in the body which I like. However, the sleeves are too short in size Large (I'm 5'10" with average-length arms). They left several inches of exposed skin when bending my arms. There are no wrist gaiters, and there is no elastic at the wrist. The velco adjustments did not keep the sleeves from pulling up.


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Released: Mar 21st, 2007
Running Time: 140
Director: Mark Wood
Company: Red Light District
Cast: Mark Wood, Jamie Elle, Tia Sweets, Talon (I), Brian Surewood, Lexi Love, Christina Agave, Bree Olson
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: Gonzo
Despite her cute girl-next-door appearance, Bree Olson is one filthy, foul-mouthed instigator. "Make me a used up whore! Make me useless!" she cries out as director, performer Mark Wood plows into her turd box. The shit talking gets especially nasty when Olson goads Wood with, "I love it when older men take my ass!" The surprised look on Wood's face is priceless. Soon, Olson's face is contorting as Wood ups his thrusting, proving that he's not exactly ready for his AARP benefits.
Jamie Elle shines while having her knees pinned to her ears during her ass fuck scene with Brian Surewood.
Retailing: Catchy title and box cover. Stock in anal section.


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If a suspect releases his attack Chihuahua on an LEO, that's one thing, an attack Pit.......I see deadly force on the pit being authorized and attempted murder (or whatever charges the DA could make stick) charges being filed.
.....and yes, poor dog. That pooch was a product of the thug owner.


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