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I vote for areas in Wales and volumes in whales - what could go wrong?
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I vote for areas in Wales and volumes in whales - what could go wrong?
the Greek strategic reserve of hemlock.
Why, is there a "firm but flexible" substitute for the resin?
Don't wish for it. The contactless systems I'm forced to used nominally requires a tap but of course being near field the response can happen at anywhere between a few centimetres or a few millimetres which can be incredibly disconcerting like a keyboard with random lag. I'd imagine that slows things down significantly.
It's just not the same without the bad makeup.
You obviously went to the wrong school. . .
Why is that a problem? The electricity distributers buy electricity at the market price add a markup and sell it at the retail price. That's how the business works. Explicit government subsidies aside (and if there are going to be subsidies they should be explicit) why should the consumer expect to sell their electricity at more than the market rate?
Shorter LarsG; "harden the fuck up because I will never be one of the vulnerable".
needs more conspiracy. I suggest something involving Dick Cheney.
Must... resist... obligatory .... joke ....about .... lack of rounded corners.
NASA has certainly done a great job of marketing it as such (since everything has to be marketed as entertainment these days) but no, it's not entertainment.
And the hissing. Don't forget the hissing. Death would be sweet release.
I doubt it. As soon as you even start to think about watching video 10GB starts to look pitifully small. For those of us who have switched to watching TV online wireless is simply not an option. I suspect the NBN figures can be explained by the fact that, at the moment, 12Mb/s is good enough for the vast majority of applications. When genuine high definition streaming video becomes available that will change.
for the 500 milliseconds before your eyes fry.
I thought the correct El Reg form was "nuclear-powered, laser-armed, interplanetary death tank".
the sound of WTF in the morning.
This being El Reg I suspect vodka and orange might be more appropriate.
But maybe that only applies to the solicitor type.
I'm sorry sir, you can't have any water for drinking. Yes I know we said unlimited water, you have unlimited water, as long as you want to use it for bathing and washing things? Why? because some people might drink too much.
To be fair, it's more like having unlimited water provided you don't try to fill any swimming pools. That's said the network operators have to get used to the fact that people now have swimming pools and figure the required usage into their network provision and hence into the plans they offer.
Because on one hand I think this sort of crap should be shovelled into a deep dark cesspit and on the other I don't trust any government to do it - even without the possibility of corruption the law is a very blunt instrument. But on the third hand - sexually rating minors? They crossed a line there and they got a slap on the wrist. I won't be shedding any tears for them or for the future of freedom and democracy in Australia.
and Big Dog could have been be knocked up by anyone with enough Lego.
It's science. The product is knowledge not shiny toys (though those do tend to come later on).
he's the result of a misguided experiment to clone Jamie Hyneman.
Fools. There is only one Hyneman.
Lester just forgot whether he was coming or going. Travelling back to the paleolithic and back (forward?) in a tardis made entirely of rolled paper tubes will do that.
This article completely fails to be about robo-sharks (laser-equipped or otherwise).
They were all wasting their time since they couldn't possibly have predicted 4chan.
Reduction, folks. Not a dirty word, just how science works.
Exactly. He's saying the process is iterative rather than incremental. I know we're all geeks here, and literalism is our weak point, but it's a simple metaphor.
Hollywood won't have to give up its addiction to exploding cars.
You are so needed.
and be damned.
No, it's a property of the model. And the kicker is that in something like a hundred years nobody has been able to demonstrate that there is any more to reality than the model describes. Or to put it another way, the hidden variables that "common sense" demands have become increasing conspicuous by their absence.
I too like the fact that it isn't just a minimalist black slab*. On the other hand I support the right of everyone to manufacture or own black slabs if that's what turns them on.
*Not that there's anything wrong with black slabs per se. They have their place which is in the opening sequence of Kubrick films.
from under Stonehenge?
then went on to determine that men look at porn.
Protip: If you ever find yourself wondering how your opponents can be so stupid it's probably not your opponents who are stupid.
Nah, It's just big Dumb Guy in a tutu.
"You actually believe Apple gave ANYTHING away for free?"
Yeah, and that was Jeff Goldblum's personal Mac in Independence Day.
Well very little. It's the tendency of the less competent to overate their abilities (or conversely the more competent to underrate them) but competency isn't the same thing as skill. A lack of skill can frequently be remedied by training and practice, incompetence almost never.
Dammit, I was looking forward to finding out how the Googleplane did against a salvo of Starstreaks. At this stage it's about the only thing that's likely to make the Olympics interesting to me.
I call them "Robin Hood stars" - robbing from the (mass) rich and giving to the (mass) poor. Well not so much of the latter but anything that strikes a blow against the bloated fat-cats* of the star world is fine by me.
*Can I get one for Tom Cruise, please.
el Reg doesn't allow commentators to change the font size - then you really could have gotten your point across.
That and a script knocked up in about twenty minutes in Mumbai - you don't expect a "social media entrepreneur" to sit front of a PC clicking buttons do you.
that's the pig. (Actually more like a retarded dodo.)
If you're going to have separate ID numbers for multiple devices it probably time to give up the expectation taht they be something that the end users has to deal with more than once. Either move to a DNS like system or issue numbers to persons not devices.
who think wireless can replace fibre have yet to show up here I think your annoyance is a little premature. As for the "mind numbingly obvious "stats"" , well statistics tend to be like that - they tell you what you already know but with numbers.
He writes a competent but unexciting article, some sub drops in a piece of el Reg's trademark sarcasm*, and suddenly he's guilty of sloppy reporting.
*I suspect he Register's in-house style guide is just 20 pages of examples of how to do sarcasm.
Missed it by this much - Don Adams will have to do instead.
so I suspect the relevant units are furlongs per fortnight, Olympic swimming pools, donkeys, and the size of Portugal.
I know I felt like crashing (my head into something hard) after watching Armageddon just once.


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Shank on the Xbox 360 is a delightfully brutal action packed hack-and-slash video game
- Excellent 2D animation, decently challenging single-player campaign, deliciously violent combat, narrative is a good mix of serious and ridiculous, although the dialogue can get pretty cheesy
- Irritating control issues, completely uneven boss battles, somewhat short on features and content, two-player co-op makes all the game's little technical flaws stand out like a huge sore thumb.
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Shank, the titular hero of the game, wouldn't be out of place in a bar fight with Kratos. He bludgeons, bleeds, and bashes his enemies to death without breaking much of a sweat, furled by a thirst for revenge against the people who killed his girlfriend. Where the God of War carries a utility belt full of mythical artifacts, Shank gets by on more practical weapons like knives, grenades, machine guns, chains, and machetes. Each armament in Shank's artillery is fun to use, and the game does a good job of continually mixing things up level after level. Just when you start to tire of your standard pistols, a shotgun or katana drops into your lap at the just the right time.
However, the real trick is using all the different weapons together in proper sync. Personally, I found the chainsaw and shotgun to be the best combination for most encounters -- and the best way to overcome Shank's somewhat sloppy hit detection. Given that the game is a 2D hack-and-slash title, I expect a certain amount of hiccups in the combat, but Shank thankfully keeps things tight enough that I don't feel terribly cheated when unexpectedly ploughed over by the oversized enemies.
Shank's outrageous boss battles are where the game really shines: they're huge, difficult, and require a surprising amount of strategy. Even after repeatedly dying at the hands of the behemoth bosses, I didn't really mind biting the big one, since I was actually having fun trying out different tactics for each encounter -- violent animations and gruesome quick-time events make even the losing battles really enjoyable experiences.
Still, it's a little telling that Shank favours style and flashy action over fine-tuning. Huge enemies will barrel roll right at you in tight corridors to cheaply whittle down your health, while minor foes are easily dispatched by standing on the opposite side of the screen and letting loose with your gun of choice. Even worse, trying to save health items (beer) until you really need them is near impossible since you pick up items with the melee button. So, if you're in the middle of ten vicious gang members and you accidentally stray too far to one side of the screen, you'll often waste a precious beer on a full health bar.
In the single-player game, all these minor annoyances aren't much of a problem. It only takes a level or two before you're able to work around the rough edges and slay evil gang members without making critical mistakes. But in the two-player co-op mode, every small problem becomes a massive obstacle. Sadly, this effects the boss battles the most -- even on "Normal," they're insanely cheap, with the game barely providing you any room to dodge or anticipate attacks. Even worse, it seems like these fights are balanced with the game assuming that both players are dedicated experts. But if one of you isn't up to the task, you'll be on the receiving end of several hopeless (and frustrating) beatdowns.
But overall, Shank is nonetheless entertaining throughout. With dialogue and voice acting that tries way too hard to be serious and gritty, the whole thing comes off as B-movie camp, which makes the protagonist's story (and the co-op prequel) much easier to enjoy. In particular, I really appreciated Shank's art style -- the animation and character design are top notch, and could easily be used to produce a standalone TV or Internet series. Although the solo game is incredibly short (I finished it in 3 hours flat), the co-op is so difficult that you'll probably get your money's worth just by grinding through the murderously unfair bosses.
Despite my gripes, Shank is a badass game. It could've done with a little more content (maybe a boss rush mode?), but it's a hack-and-slash murderfest that can easily stand toe-to-toe with the likes of Castle Crashers and Scott Pilgrim.
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v.- to utterly annihilate
The United States ghettostomped the Iraqi Republican guard.
โดย Nick Rex 16 พฤษภาคม 2005
To stomp on one's skull whilst wearing cleats.
Mainly done in ghetto's with mountainous terrain.
Mainly done in ghetto's with mountainous terrain.
"I just ghetto stomped Clarence ,"
"Nice, how bloody are your cleats?"
"They can be washed,"
"Nice, how bloody are your cleats?"
"They can be washed,"
โดย motionfull 15 มกราคม 2014
A way of stomping on something to break it for a personal gain. Also, a way to vandilize or break into sometihng.
Me and my friend ghetto stomped in the park.
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The Iranian Journal of Environmental Health Science & Engineering (IJEHSE) is an official quarterly scientific-research publication of Iranian Association of Environmental Health (IAEH), Published by Tehran University of Medical Sciences (TUMS). IJEHSE publishes original research Articles, review papers, short communications and technical letters on all aspects of ...
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$152 per ton average met price. $129 average PCI price.
2.5 million tons sold in Q4 including Met and PCI.
So they lost money on everything they sold at all their operations outside of their Alabama mines... and made $50 a ton on their Alabama coal. Maybe.
rurk- if you were long- at what price would you put a sell on based on the history- thanks
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In town for a night to see the Raptors, we chose this hotel base on its reviews and location and were not dissapointed. Located on the water, about 5 minute walk from ACC, the Radisson offered everything we had hoped for, including an excellent eaterie (Pier 4) right next door!
The rooms are a great size, large and spacious (ours being 2 double beds and full bathroom) We opted for a cityview and were delighted to see we had the best of both....looking out East along Lakeshore with the city to the left and the harbour to the right. Made for a great view. The rooms and hotel are incredibly spotless, staff is friendly and always say hello as you pass through the lobby. I highly reccommend this hotel for one night or even longer! Will be back in summer to enjoy that pool!
Great location from which to base your holiday to Toronto
We chose this hotel based on previous comments found on "Trip Advisor" and we were not disappointed. The location on the harbour front was only a few minutes walk away from all the main points of interest i.e. CN Tower, Skydome etc and with the street cars stopping almost directly outside the hotel, the excellent shopping in Toronto was only a short trip away.
Our room overlooked the pool, and while the d�cor in the room was a bit dated, it was clean and bright with constant hot water when required. We found the staff were always friendly and very helpful.
We never ate in the hotel (so we cannot comment on the food) because there are a multitude of "eat out" options (both local and downtown) and we found the local Tim Horton's Coffee Shop served up a great BLT & coffee ( and 5 "Timbit" pastries) for $11, an ideal breakfast. Whatever your taste is in food, there is something for everyone.
To sum up, when we next visit Toronto, the Radisson Admiral will be top of our hotel choice. We give it 9 out of 10 for value. As a base for sight seeing, there is none better.
Great hotel... will definitely be going back!
This hotel is wonderful!!
We moved here from a different hotel which was stuck 30 minutes walk from the centre in the not so safe downtown area. When enquiring about the move, the staff were incredibly helpful (no surprise there as trying to get the sale) but this helpfulness continued until we left.
The room was ready for our check-in very early, and the views across the harbour were great. These views were beaten though by the view from the pool deck - CN tower one way, harbour views the other! We were also lucky enough to be present for the manager's reception on a Wednesday where all guests are served free food and drink :-)
So, in summary: great views, helpful and kind staff, clean rooms... need I say more!
Clean, newer city - lots to see & do
Toronto was a beautiful city to see. Many things to see and do, their public transportation is great as long as you are not handicapped. Having to use a scooter/wheelchair I was not able to use their buses or subway - which would of made things a lot easier. The subway has a lift at certain locations but only for a wheelchair, so my scooter wouldn't fit. My family had to do alot of walking but I was ok traveling the streets with the scooter.
Stayed at the Raddison Admiral Harbour Front and it was great, they had a few steps to get to the outdoor pool and roof deck but they put down a ramp when needed. Some attractions were not completely handicapped accessible so it is best to call ahead of time to see what they offer. Staying at the habour made it especially nice that you didn't have the hustle of a city yet it was only 2 blocks away from major attractions, CN tower, baseball stadium. We did have to cross a 4 lane highway but it wasn't hard with lights and middle lane stops, there were many people crossing this highway. Went the last week of August and it was warm enough to wear shorts all the time.
Great Location
The Harborfront Radisson is within easy walking distance of a lot of great points of interest. Our room was on the fifth floor, which opens to the pool and veranda. In front of you is a great view of the Lake Ontario harbor, and behind you looms the CN Tower. The tower is a must-see, with great views... and don't miss the glass floor!! In the shadow of the tower is the Sky Dome. The Blue Jays were playing and the dome was rolled back, so we could look right down onto the field.
The International Market is only a block away. You'll find food and crafts from all over the world and since we were there in the summer there were a variety of musical groups performing all day long.
All the Marinas are close by. We took a dinner cruise with Mariposa for the fireworks on Canada Day and it was spectacular!
We even walked to the Royal Alexander Theatre, which is maybe ten blocks away, to see Mama Mia. The cast put on a stupendous performance.
Also within walking distance: Air Canada, Whistlestop Brewery, and of course any kind of shop,museum or restaurant you can imagine.
Aside from its location, the Radisson is a very nice, but not extraordinary hotel. We found the front desk people to be rather aloof and not particularly helpful as far as directions or information. We got the impression they didn't want to be bothered. The rooms are fairly small, but attractive. Be prepared to hear the street cars coming and going at all hours, since they run right past the front door. However, this can be a convenience if your not inclined to walk everywhere.
Also, we drove a conversion van which was too tall to fit in the hotel underground garage. In fact most parking in Toronto is underground, so be forewarned if you have an oversized vehicle. We parked in the Sky Dome above-ground lot across the street. Unfortunately we were broken into, and had some things stolen. The Harbor Patrol told us that U.S. vehicles are a favorite target. It was a bummer, but it could have happened anywhere.
We would certainly like to go back and spend more time exploring everything Toronto has to offer, and we would recommend the Radisson if you want to be right in the middle of everything!
Loved the Location and the View
We stayed overnight at the Admiral on July 28, 2004 while attending a Prince concernt. Initially, I was concerned about the older decor (it is in the process of much-needed renovations). But, the staff was very helpful, knowledgeable, and friendly. In fact, the level of service and the wonderful view of the marina and the lake more than outweighed the somewhat dated surroundings. The concierge arranged sitting service for my son. It's in a great location, close to the fast ferry, and within walking distance of major attractions. I will definitely be visiting this hotel again!
Great location!
Just returned from the Radisson Admiral a short walk to Skydome. I was in town for the Yankee game. The location on the harbor and Skydome is wonderful. The staff was very helpful. I highly recommend this hotel.
Better Than Nothing!
We stayed at the Radisson for an extended weekend and found the staff to be unfriendly and unhelpful and the concierge unknowledgeable. The restaurant is closed for dinner on Sunday, but it is no loss. The location is out of the way, but right on the water. At night you can walk along the "boardwalk" and enjoy the view. Watch out because there is no shuttle service from the airport to this hotel. Another 90USD for a round trip cab from the airport! The rooms are dingy and old. It is in desperate need of renovations. Downtown Toronto is not very attractive or safe in the evenings (reminds me of Brooklyn), so even though this hotel is out of the way, harder to get to, and doesn't have much around it, the area is much more attractive than downtown. Eat at the CN Tower. The food is REALLY REALLY REALLY AWFUL, but the view is worth the money.
Good Hotel and location
We stayed at the Admiral for 5 nights in June. Good hotel , our room was spacious and looked over the Harbor.
Excellent location for the CN Tower , Sky Dome and Harbor front.
Cannot comment on the restaurant as we did not use them.
Location in the winter may be a problem.
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