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Don't have $10 to sit in an air-conditioned multiplex or the $4 in gas it takes to get there these days? Then log on to your preferred participating website (MTV.com, AOLmusic, YouTube, etc.) to catch these latest, often highly cinematic (if not all strictly awesome) music videos. And don't forget to cool off using the dollar-bill cash fan you've made with your savings!
LIL WAYNE, ''A Milli'' (uncensored)
The Concept In a single docu-style take, the rap superstar hangs with his posse,
poses with fans, receives strategic cologne spritzes from a personal
groomer/perfumer, and generally enjoys his Wayne-ness. The Execution Low-tech but gratifyingly intimate. B+
CHROMEO, ''Momma's Boy''
The Concept Cheeky electronic duo gets rotoscoped (i.e., lines traced over actual film), à A-Ha's ''Take On Me'' and Richard Linklater's Waking Life but
in spare black and white.
The Execution Without the roto, it would probably be pretty typical; luckily, the
animation makes it cute and softens the Oedipus-complex subject matter.
COLDPLAY, ''Viva La Vida''
The Concept Band trapped inside a Renaissance painting. Also, lots of speeding
clouds and expansive arm gestures from singer Chris Martin. The Execution This is beautifully shot in saturated colors by legendary hip-hop auteur
Hype Williams, but it's also kind of pretentious and a little
underwhelming for such a powerful song. C+
KERI HILSON, ''Energy''
The Concept Flashdance meets Million Dollar Baby boxing-ring face-offs and
locker-room dance shenanigans. The Execution Decent, if a little generic. More fascinating than the love-gone-wrong
bits are Hilson's dramatic hairdo switches and flawless sweat sheen. B
KERLI, ''Walking on Air''
The Concept Estonian pop star loves Tim Burton, Grimm's fairy tales, tutus. Observe
as she sleeps on a bed of stones, cries crystal tears, and communes with
creepy old-man spirits in the mirror. Goth bonanza! The Execution At first sort of cheesy and silly. Until you find yourself watching it
for the 47th time, completely rapt. A-
VAMPIRE WEEKEND, ''Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa''
The Concept Indie rockers borrow Pretty in Pink's plotline (collar-popped preppy +
quirky outsider = true luv 4ever!), with a touch of Thriller transformation.
The Execution Entertaining as a low-budget tribute to '80s film but it's odd that they
mock a decade they're not old enough to remember. B
DANITY KANE FEAT. MISSY ELLIOTT, ''Bad Girl''
The Concept Diddy's made-for-TV girl group shares more than its initials with the
box office smash of the summer: Here they go Dark Knight lite with
Gotham City-esque exteriors, comic-book-style captions, and double
identities. The Execution Giddily camp-tastic. For the next single, can we get a shot-for-shot
Barbarella remake? B+


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I have some extra melon (Minnesota Midget and Yellow Doll) seeds and some extra potting soil and manure compost so I figured why not try growing them in the few containers I have, even if they are ridiculously small.
The one container, on the right, that I believe will work has a 12" inch diameter at the top and is 10" deep. From what I have read I believe this will work for the Minnesota Midget no problem but I am unsure how many I should plant in it or if I should just stick with one. I also have two containers that are 6" diameter and 6" deep and one container that is 6" in diameter and 7" deep. I figure that these will definitely only support one plant and probably not even that. My question is what can I do to give this the best possible chance? I'm not really expecting it to work, just an experiment. What ratio of potting soil to manure compost would you use?
I'll keep updating this post with the results, if there are any :)
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Brand new to gardening and will be starting a 4'x8' Sq. Ft garden this summer. If I were to have
Would that be too many tall plants for this size Sq Ft Garden? I could build 2 trellises in the north side of the garden. That would give me 8 squares with trellises. Only the Tomato & Squash would need a trellis, correct? I'm not sure if putting the peppers in front of the tomatoes would drown them out? Would there be enough room for a square of Eggplant as well? Other that the plants listed above was thinking of
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Hi villain1889 and welcome to the forums. Have you read the Square Foot Gardening book by chance? I cannot recall what it says - but I think you are way over-reaching with your gardening ideas here. The tomatoes need to have at least a 2 x 2 area. I planted tomatoes last year two feet apart from each other and they all grew into one another. The bugs were awful as well (but I don't spray). So if you wanted four tomato plants, you'd need a 4 x 4 area for these alone. Peppers are also the same way. They really need a 2 x 2 area for each plant. So in your 4 x 8 area, I would only plant four peppers and four tomatoes. That would pretty well max you out. Now you could certainly plant a row of green beans, lettuce, or herbs around the borders while the tomatoes and peppers are growing to maximize space. I typically do that myself. If you allow six inches between lettuce or bush beans, you could have 16 plants on one side, 16 plants on the other side, and then 6 on each end - for a total of 38 additional plants. Leeks, onions, herbs, lettuce, and bush beans could be planted like this. |
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- Posted by villain189 (My Page) on Tue, Feb 15, 11 at 14:20
Thanks. I did read the revised Sq Ft Gardening book and it did say 1 per square for tomatoes and peppers but I believe that it mentions trimming to one stem and regular pruning. Good to know that might be too tight...I'll scale back my plans a bit. |
Hi Villain189! I you would like, I can help plot out things for you to give you a visual to start with. If so, I have a few questions for clarification: Will your tomatoes be determinate (bush type) or indeterminate (vineing type)? As bsntech mentioned, determinate type will need at least 2x2 area per plant. The SFG book says 1 square for indeterminate tomatoes along a trellis is ok with some pruning, but I have found that 1.5 squares works better. They will still need some pruning. The last thing you want to do is crowd tomatoes. They need air circulation to prevent diseases. What type of squash do you want to plant, will it be bush or vining? Also, what type of herbs would you like to grow? I grow my peppers and eggplant 1/square with great success in my area. I use the small tomato cages to help support them. They won't shade out the tomatoes too badly, but they will shade out smaller plants. I'll be watching this thread for the additional info needed, then I can try to plot it out and post a picture. |
- Posted by villain189 (My Page) on Tue, Feb 15, 11 at 20:53
Hi Rachel, Thanks for the offer that would be great. One other thing to point out. After thinking about the space and the fact that there will be 1 or 2 trellises along the north border I think it will make more sense to have a 3x8 (2 3x4's) garden. Depending how many vining plants I have I'll have either 4' or all 8' of the north side with trellis so if I went to 4x4 then it would be difficult to access that row in front of the trellis row. Also will work out better with giving me a bit more room for my aisles so I can make them 2.5-3' wide. So let's plan for a 3'x8' Sq Ft garden. Coming from no vegetable garden I'm sure that will be plenty for my first year! So to answer your questions. The tomatoes will be vining type. Definitely at least 2 varieties, 3 if possible. For squash I just checked and the varieties I was looking at were the bush type. Ideally 2 bush and 1 vining but if room is tight them 2 bush types. It seems like in general the summer squash are bush types while winter a vining? Vining is option..i could go all bush if it helps the layout. Herbs I like Basil (favorite by far), Oregano, Cilantro, Parsley. And if I have room any other recommendations. Would like to plant quite a bit of lettuce...enough for 2 people eating salads every night. Good combination of leaf, Arugula and Bibb/Butter lettuce. Other than that some sweet peppers, hot peppers and one eggplant and one pole bean if there's room. On the layout it would be 3x8 with good southern exposure. And I could trellis all 8 ft of the northern side or just 4ft. Whatever works best for the plants/layout. Thanks! |
Peppers in front of your Toms will do just fine - I do it every year without a problem. I've also found that I can manage my peppers in a 1x1 square. On the Toms, you can crowd them every foot and make due to a degree (maybe even to a very good degree with a lot of management - I have done it before), but I have to admit I think most Toms really deserve a 2x2 space. One of the things to remember about square foot gardening is that if you space things more than the recommended amount, you can get more production out of your plants - but you'll get less production per square foot. So it's a tradeoff that's all about space. |
One note about oregano - Don't plan on it doing much of anything the first year. I just planted oregano for the first time last year and I put out about 64 seeds. From those, only one or two took. The seeds are extremely tiny. Even then, the plant didn't get nearly large enough to use anything from. Oregano is a perennial and will come back the next year - and that is mostly when they take off. The one plant that made it is still surviving now - and it put out three or four 'runners' around the mother plant. |
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Hello again Villian189! I am glad that you are rethinking the size of your beds. There are many knowledgeable people on this forum and I am sure you will receive some great advice. I am happy to share what works for me. I have six 4x4 SFGs with paths wide enough to allow me to run a mower in between the gardens and kneel down at the edges of the garden and reach in to every square. I have a trellis at the north edge of most of these beds made out of 2x3s with nylon trellising for vertical plants. I have found that planting 3 vining tomatoes along the 4-foot wide trellis works best. As gblack mentioned, you will get more production from each plant if they are given the room to thrive. I do prune the tomatoes a little and weave them into the nylon trellis as they grow and also wrap them with twine to the trellis supports. The tomatoes do crowd the row of squares immediately in front of them by mid-growing season. So I plant spring greens in these squares (lettuces, arugula, spinach, etc.) before the tomatoes are planted out. If you keep the lower branches of the tomato plants trimmed, they will provide a nice shade canopy for the greens as the summer heats up. Ok, according to Mel Bartholomew's The All-new Square Foot Gardening book, suggested plant spacing for the varieties you wish to grow are as follows: Tomato plants, vine type = 1/square along a trellis So, if I understood your latest post correctly, you plan on building two 3x4 SFG. This will give you 24 squares to work with. In this following suggestion, I have assumed you will have a trellis along the north side of each garden along the 4-foot side. SFG 1: Back squares: 3 vining tomato plants can be planted along the north side along a trellis. Middle squares: 3 squares of greens and/or lettuces. 1 square herb. Front squares: Peppers and eggplant, they will shade out your lettuce, but it may help keep the lettuce from bolting when the weather gets warm. SFG2: Back squares: Pole beans - plant these towards the back of the bed right along the trellis and they will only take up inches of your garden space and grow vertically. Middle and Front two squares, plus extra room from the partial bean squares: 1 bush type squash (such as zucchini or yellow summer squash) Remaining squares: herbs or a pepper. This should get you started. Let me know what you think. |
Oh, I forgot to explain the summer squash. They can spread out pretty far, but if you utilize a tomato cage I think you can get away with using 4 squares (2x2 foot) spacing. EG shows how he does this on his blog: Our Engineered Garden |
- Posted by villain189 (My Page) on Wed, Feb 16, 11 at 22:25
Thanks! I love the layout of SFG1! SFG2 looks great too...only question is could I only grow 1 square of pole beans? And in place of that put a vining squash and cucumber? Or if the vining squash would be too big put cucumber & pole beans on end of trellis. And something like broccoli or leeks in the middle trellis squares?? Thanks!! |
Yes, you could easily reduce the number of bean squares and put a vining squash and cucumber along the trellis. I have grown cucumbers on a trellis with great success. Once you have a basic layout, it's easy to swap squares around. |
- Posted by villain189 (My Page) on Fri, Feb 18, 11 at 16:12
Thanks for the help Rachel! I'm using your layout as my starting point and will just be changing a couple squares around. Definitely was a great help! |
Hi, I am a little confused abt the determinate type tomato plant spacing. the book says 4 per square. and here you have mentioned 1 plant for 2 sqft? This is my first time SFG. last few yrs did container gardening only. |
- Posted by ribsyhuggins none (My Page) on Sat, May 7, 11 at 3:07
nilaa try reading the book again determinate tomatoes are 1 plant for 4 square foot in 2 ft x 2 ft block. |
- Posted by ribsyhuggins none (My Page) on Sun, May 8, 11 at 0:48
I planted 4 determinate tomato plants in one square foot: they would have be dwarf varieties. |
Oh thankyou for pointing it out to me. so I guess to save the space it is better to plant indeterminate varieties rather than bush type? Thanks! |
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Moving onto the card you can see that the overall design isn't anything too new thanks to the fact we've seen the Twin Frozr IV cooler for a while now on a number of cards. It's a cooler that has served extremely well since introduction and should do well on the more mid-range focused GTX 660.
Taking a quick look around the card you can see power comes in the form of two 6-pin PCIe power connectors. Staying across the top but moving closer to the front you can see we've got a single SLI connector present.
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On Sat, 23 Jun 2012 18:47:26 +0200 Justin <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > On 23.06.2012 18:17, Ciaran McCreesh wrote: > > On Sat, 23 Jun 2012 18:13:23 +0200 > > Justin <email@example.com> wrote: > >> Did you read what you wrote and thought about what you request from > >> others? Probably you better should. > > > > Uh huh, and I think we all know there's a huge difference between > > knowing what versions and slots are and knowing what "a multilib" > > is. > > > > Might be right, but that doesn't allow you to break your own rules. > Plus I still don't get the problem of using SLOTS in the way they are > used now. "My own rules" are that enough material is presented that the relevant people understand it. If you look at simple proposals like usex, silent rules or EBUILD_PHASE_FUNC, you'll see quite clearly that we ask for very little in the way of text in cases where the change is easily understood. > And I can't find this out by simply googling. In contrast, an > explanation of multilib in context of linux distribution and more > specific gentoo can be found easily. Oh really? I was under the impression that there wasn't even general agreement upon whether or not multilib applied to "C" or to "C, and Python, and things like it". > Stop acting in this arrogant way you are doing right now. Come on. Submitting a simple proposal with at least as much detail as was provided for other, equally simple proposals is "arrogant" now? > > That's covered in the devmanual and in the user documentation, so > > there's no need to repeat it here. > > Ever heard about references. They are good, if you don't like to > repeat what is written, but which are necessary context to understand > what you are writing. You should use them for the sake of > understanding, if you are to lazy to write it out again. Please take a look at the proposal for EBUILD_PHASE_FUNC, and say where it references what "phase functions" are, or the proposal for usex and say where it references what "use flags" are, or the proposal for silent rules where it references what "econf" is. > >> To me, it doesn't solve the root cause, but actually I can't judge > >> this, because I am missing a description of what is really going > >> wrong. > > > > As I've already said, this isn't about solving the root cause. It's > > about reducing the impact of damage that's already been done until > > the root cause is solved properly. > > My clear vote is No. We shouldn't implement anything which allows bad > coding anywhere, just for the sake of having it "solved" now. The bad coding has already happened. Are you volunteering to revert the Ruby virtuals? -- Ciaran McCreesh
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My name is Justin, and I am the single father of a 12-year old girl named Sam. Sam is a very small child for her age, at only 126cm and 43kg, she has black hair and green eyes, very pale skin and light freckles. Her head is a slightly larger than normal, especially obvious since her body is so small, her eyes are huge and her other features compliment this to make her look about four years younger than she actually is. (Well, except for her chest, of course.) I tend to baby her a bit, and I fawn over her more than I really should, but she's just so cute and I can't help it. (I'd show you a picture, but I'd like to protect our anonymity. That, and we're operating under a strict "no pictures, ever" policy after I found some pictures of her and her friends that I would rather she didn't send or receive.)
She's just about the sweetest little girl in the world... with me. With others, not so much. She's overattached to me, to the point where she insists on following me everywhere I go and even waits outside the restroom door for me to come out. (When she was little, she sometimes used to force her way in and once actually ripped the handle off a door to get to me.) She gets lonely very quickly and can't sleep alone, although thankfully she isn't too picky about company and anybody she likes will do. (Although the usually sleeps with me.) She's very defensive of me, and has assaulted several people (including her last therapist) for things they said about me. (She also hits like a howitzer, but I can't say that's a problem.)
I ended up putting her in cyberschool (and if it doesn't work out, I'll put her back in regular school) because of her constantly conflicting with the school's "authorities" and getting into fights with other students. While I will admit the school faculty and the students she fought with are bigots and deserve any damage she does, it was still a problem that was interfering with her education. She also repeatedly engaged in activities with some of the other students that were definitely not safe for school, and that hasn't stopped now that she's out. (Although her not being in school does make that much less of a problem.) I'd be a liar and a hypocrit if I said it was wrong for her to do those things or that it was any of my business, and I've made sure she's as prepared as she can be, but she really needs to be more careful and at least TRY not to get caught. That got her screamed at the other day by a boy's mother (she didn't even actually DO anything) for almost half an hour.
There are plenty of good things about her, many more and more important than bad, but I'm mostly here to talk about her issues, so I don't see much reason to get into them.
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Miami Hit Harder By Recession Than Almost Any Other City On Earth
Brookings cites a 5 percent drop in Miami's income and a 6.3 percent plunge in employment. At least Istanbul had it worse?
Brookings report analyzed economic data from 2007 until 2010 -- the heart of the global recession. In general, they found developing cities from African to Latin America weathered the storm -- and even grew -- much better than old-world towns in the Americas and Europe.
Thanks to our massive property bubble and cratered tourism industry, Miami was among the worst of the worst on this continent.
California cities including San Francisco and L.A. as well as Atlanta joined Miami as the worst-hit U.S. towns.
But all is not doom and gloom for Miamians who read Brookings reports!
In their look ahead at 2011's economic data, Miami jumps all the way to 133rd in the world. Take that, Budapest!
The Magic City's employment has moved into positive growth, albeit just .8 percent, while income is at least nearly stagnant at .5 percent growth.
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On Sat, Sep 24, 2011 at 6:34 AM, Fabian Groffen <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > On 24-09-2011 12:19:14 +0200, Moritz Schlarb wrote: >> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- >> Hash: SHA1 >> >> Hey, >> >> same problem here on SLES 10.1. (glibc-2.4) >> It seems like there is some kind of infinite loop, because the error >> messages always repeat like this many many times. >> >> But! (I want to bootstrap prefix on a high performance computing cluster >> system, where I work and have made available GCC 4.4 and GCC 4.6 by >> compiling my hand and integrating it to the base system) If I compile >> GCC 4.4 (or 4.6) by hand (without doing any magic), It works fine! >> So I'm sorry to say that, but there must be something caused by the >> ebuild... >> If my time allows it, I'll look into it in five minutes, this is just a >> message to everyone having this issue that there may be a light on the >> horizon! ;) > > try USE=vanilla, see if that works Be careful with that. I was able to install gcc 4.5 using -vanilla bit then later on random packages would fail to compile. In particular I had a problem with libxml2, which seemed to get linked to system libraries instead of the ones in prefix. I'm not sure if this is related, all I know is that the problem goes away when using gcc 4.2. Also, have a look at the gcc ebuild the regular portage tree, gcc 4.5.2 requires >=glibc.2.8, I assume there is a reason for that. Best, Martin > > -- > Fabian Groffen > Gentoo on a different level >
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Just as we have written the history of the Gilded Age and Great Depression, and lately presumed to have understood the Cold War, our great-grandchildren will one day look back on us and tell the story of our times. How will they name our era, this early stretch of the 21st century?
If we're lucky and our offspring prove charitable, they might dub us the Cloud People, considering our wireless ways of doing most everything. They may also mark our age as that in which the world's many and disparate economies fully merged and left us in a World with No Place to Hide, where everything everywhere has become everyone's business.
If less fortunate, and we careen further down certain precipitous slopes on which we now struggle for footing, future generations may rightfully call us the Age of Rage. When we don't get our way and the world will not mold itself in our image, we blow things up, turn passenger planes into lethal missiles, blithely massacre scores of schoolchildren, or throw a switch in the nighttime that makes a train wreck of "the government." We can turn most anything into a terrorist's bomb or a vandal's slashing sword with which to make the world sorry it ignored us.
We can take comfort, perhaps, in knowing we won't be around to read what future generations say of us. Moreover, history will eventually judge them, too, and for all our attempts to teach them well, and their earnest efforts to learn from our mistakes, they will make their own messes for yet another generation to clean up, pay for and stick with some clever name.
Admittedly, this swerve may stem from escapism and denial, but thinking about generational perspectives on weighty matters calls to mind a story far from the front-page headlines. (You really didn't want to read another word about the tea party or the Affordable Health Care Act, did you?)
Get this. In December, NBC will air a remake of an all-time Hollywood film classic, "The Sound of Music." The very idea smacks of iconoclasm, if not vandalism, and indeed, the casting will likely make Roger Ebert roll over in his grave, or at least shudder somewhere. Carrie Underwood, country singer and "American Idol" winner, will play the role of Maria von Trapp. Talented as Underwood might be, and no matter how hard costumers and makeup artists work on her, every viewer over 12 years old will think, "That's not Julie Andrews. She's an imposter!" Truth be told, Julie Andrews is Maria von Trapp. Period.
The whole idea invites fantasies like producing a cinematic biography of Queen Elizabeth II with Brittney Spears in the lead role. Or remaking Cecil B. De Mille's "The Ten Commandments" with Adam Sandler or Jim Carrey as Moses. Charlton Heston, the original, true and unquestionably real Moses, would come back from the dead to protest such blasphemy. Would you believe Steve Carell and Kate Upton in the roles Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman immortalized in "Casablanca"?
Come to think of it, how do today's political actors measure up to old-time cast members, like Abraham Lincoln, or Sens. Sam Ervin and Howard Baker, all of whom weathered a Washington, D.C., circus or two and somehow managed to keep the nation's welfare foremost among their concerns? Or were they, in their day, also considered stand-ins, cheap imitations of iconic leaders who'd come before?
Likely so. Which means, I suppose, that for now we inhabit the Age of Imposters. Our children will one day decide which of us were real, and which were frauds and pretenders.


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There are two entrances to Lair. One is through the cave in the foothills, and the other is through the tomb. While their heroes are leveling up in the Lair, players can return to normal gameplay and continue improving their kingdoms. Like a boot camp for heroes, the Lair turns your champions into hardened soldiers in no time.
The Lair consists of 5 levels that increase in difficulty as one travels deeper. NPCs on every level assign your hero various tasks to test their abilities. Heroes must complete all tasks on a level before advancing to the next one. The tougher challenges reap the heftiest rewards, so the more time a hero spends in the Lair, the more they get out of it.
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Pink Strawberry Cupcakes
Yield: About 18 cupcakes
Prep Time: 20 min
Cook Time: 20 min
These girly cupcakes are a delightful surprise. If you can manage to get past the batter (without eating it all by the spoonful) to bake them up into cupcakes, the flavor of these is fantastic. Among my favorite all-time cupcake recipes...
2 1/4 cups cake flour
1 1/2 cups granulated white sugar
2 3/4 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
3/4 cup (1 1/2 sticks) unsalted butter, at room temperature
3/4 cup pureed frozen strawberries (about 1/4 of a 1 pound bag)
4 large egg whites
1/3 cup milk
several drops of red/pink food coloring or gel pasteDirections:
1. Preheat oven to 350°F. Line 18 cupcake pan with paper liners.
2. In a medium bowl, whisk together flour, sugar, baking powder and salt; set aside.
3. In a large bowl with electric mixer, blend butter with strawberry puree. Add flour mixture and blend until light and fluffy (batter will be very thick).
4. In another bowl, whisk together egg whites, milk and dye. Add whites in three parts to the batter mixture, mixing only until incorporated after each addition.
5. Fill cupcake liners about 3/4 full. Bake 18 to 22 minutes, or until toothpick inserted in center comes out clean.
6. Let cupcakes cool completely before frosting.
*Use fresh strawberries if you wish, but put them in the freezer first to draw the moisture out of them, and then puree them as you would bagged frozen strawberries.
*I used Wedding Cupcake Buttercream tinted with pink gel paste to ice these cupcakes.Source: RecipeGirl.com (Adapted from Smitten Kitchen)


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This is the sequel to my short story 'a good day', my fictional biography. This is the continuation I mentioned. This tells more of the story (to know what Im talking about in this story, read the first part). This is also a prequel to the 'new york' story I wrote.
Now there will be another part in a minute (im so tired right now so excuse any rushed grammar typos if you see any).
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Other writing by Neutrastaff A good day, I meet my wife:D I think about stuff... Seven day Just a day around the dorm A evening in new york A gypsy tale
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Now that we've gone through the hard numbers, let's take a look at some of the more subjective qualities of the system.
The case, which is custom-airbrushed by Ironside Computers, features both our logo and Ironside's logo on the side. The airbrushing is pretty good, though for $25-$50 there is a limit to just how great the airbrushing is going to be.
The wire management is top-notch. The extent to which they routed cables meets a bar just a bit higher than I've seen from other companies. They went so far as to bundle the cables neatly behind the motherboard tray, despite it being highly unlikely that anyone would see the cables.
The case, which is built by Corsair, is quite the case. It's an excellent choice for heading to LAN parties as it features built-in handles on the top. The handles make it extremely easy to move about, despite the system weighing a fair amount.
The review wasn't all roses, however. For instance, our Battlefield 3 benchmark did not want to play nicely with the system. It turns out that LucidLogix's Virtu MVP software has compatibility issues with Battlefield 3. It's a bit of a problem when one of the most popular games can't be played straight out of the box. We're sure that Virtu MVP does help in some situations, but it should be an option as to whether or not the system features it pre-installed. Ironside should really provide the choice to the customer during purchase.
Another issue, as noted during the Storage tests, is that the SSD was plugged into a SATA2 port. Modern SSDs are capable of maxing out SATA2 and it needed to be plugged into a SATA3 port. It's a minor detail, but it's these minor details that set systems apart.
We're pleased with the customization options presented by Ironside Computers. We're also pleased by the custom airbrushing that they do. In the end, we're pretty happy with the system, barring the issues discovered and noted above, but thankfully they weren't too serious.
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On Tue, Aug 2, 2011 at 2:24 PM, Roy Bamford <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > The Gentoo council has no legal standing whatsoever, which I have > already said (at FOSEDEM) makes me a little nervous as a trustee, since > the council makes decisions on behalf of Gentoo that the Foundation > would be held both accountable and responsible for. There have been no > issues with that, yet. > > Maybe its time to reorganise Gentoo along standard corporate lines > again, as it was before drobbins left. If we go in that direction, the > council becomes a technical committee that is part of the Foundation. > GLEP39 is no longer needed and the Foundation bylaws are amended to > reflect the new structure. > So, while that is something that has been talked about, and which I tend to support, I think that it is a BIG change for Gentoo. Even if the intent is to keep the change small from a practical standpoint. I definitely would prefer to avoid updating the Foundation bylaws, at least right now. My concern is that we're still cleaning up the past in terms of tax filings, legal status, etc. I think that good progress is being made, but I'm afraid that trying to reorganize the distro is going to eat up a lot of effort. Even if this weren't an issue I'd probably still avoid over-formalizing the council - since splitting off the trustees was done precisely to avoid that in the first place. The foundation needs to operate in a fairly formal way for legal reasons. We already have difficulty meeting the required level of formality within our current scope of responsibility. I'd be reluctant to apply that same level of rigor to the council. That said, if an issue does legally threaten Gentoo then it is the duty of the trustees to step in if it isn't sorted out quickly. I think that most would already support this, and unless somebody spots something in the bylaws that is unclear I think legally the trustees already have the authority to do so. In the past I think councils have done a good job steering clear of legal landmines, and I do think that if the trustees were to raise a legal concern with a proposed action they would probably respect our role without any need for coercion. Maybe clarifying this in GLEP 39 might not hurt, but I wouldn't send the document out for another vote with only that change. Rich
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WoW Moviewatch: Cloud 9 by Zimtower {WoW}
Feb 19th 2009 5:29PM Hmm. It's not very often I say this, because I know, erm, quite a bit about Machinima creation these days, but - how was it done? New animations inserted into a private server, or all hand-animated and rendered like Blind?
Analysis of stated 3.1 rogue changes {WoW}
Feb 5th 2009 6:29AM Hmm. I'm not blown away. The changes are nice, but there's nothing making me jump up and down (depending on how much AR's cooldown has been reduced. If it's down to 1 minute, or something, THAT would be impressive).
I'm with all the other commenters. Keeping HfB up on anything but boss fights is going to be close to impossible. Keeping it up on 5-man boss fights is going to be bloody tricky - I've now not only got to remember to refresh it every 30 seconds (which I usually manage to do - it's not that much of a hassle), I've also got to make absolutely sure that I've got a bleed up at that time - and as previous commenters have said, Rupture's the one thing in the current rotation that you can occasionally let drop for a few seconds.
And assuming you're Doing It Right, this doesn't save you any energy. I reckon in a 10-minute boss fight, this'll save me maybe 120 Energy total - I do forget about HfB occasionally, but not very often.
The damage buff is nice, though.
I like the idea, but it sounds pretty heinous to keep up to me. Maybe in a 10-man or 25-man you can guarantee someone else keeping up bleeds, but I wouldn't be certain of it in a 5-man.
WoW Model Viewer updated for Wrath, but still needs work {WoW}
Jan 13th 2009 6:34AM I'm posting here because I can't find a way to contact the current moderators on the page - it's pretty clear the person posting isn't Darjk, but I can't get into the forums without a password.
I'd be interested in helping with the hosting issue. Depending on the bandwidth required, I could either host directly or hook the Modelviewer guys up with some people who would probably be very up for helping.
Contact: nomad AT strangecompany ...dot... org
If anyone reading this knows the right person to contact on this one, please do pass my details on.
BigRedKitty: Hunter-loot awards for 2008 Part II {WoW}
Dec 31st 2008 11:32AM My first post ever on a BRK column, I think, and I'm posting just to say - nice one. This is a really good piece. You're focusing on what's actually important in the game - the memories.
I'd love to see one of these for every class. Hmm, let's see...
Prot Warriors should clearly have the base-level Gladiator shield ("Oh, god, another 15 runs of EoTS to go!"), The Suneater ("It dropped! YEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSS!"), the tanking trinket from MgT Heroic ("OK, guys, I know we've wiped 12 times on these mobs, but we can do it! Why? Because I WANT THAT DAMN TRINKET, that's why!"), and the Bulwark of Azzinoth ("I'm never going to have one, but it's nice to dream..."). Probably loads of raiding kit, too - I don't know that stuff.
Rogues? Well, obviously the Warglaives.
I don't have any other classes high enough. Suggestions?
Breakfast Topic: Casual play {WoW}
Dec 20th 2008 11:15AM What am I doing?
Levelling. Slowly. I reckon I'll have an 80 some time around May...
WoW Moviewatch: Neon Genesis WoW {WoW}
Dec 9th 2008 5:32PM Actually, I just re-watched, and I was talking rubbish about the text. There's something bugging me about it, but I'm not sure what.
WoW Moviewatch: Neon Genesis WoW {WoW}
Dec 9th 2008 5:30PM OK, what the hell was the Sefirot doing in the original series? Damn, I may have to watch Evangelion now.
Great parody. If I was nit-picking I'd say that the flashes of text at the end need to be about half the duration, but I'm not. Honest.
I'll be talking a bit about this on Machinima for Dummies ( http://www.machinimafordummies.com ) tomorrow, I think.
Chamomile Tea proven ineffective as Warsong Gulch relaxer {WoW}
Dec 4th 2008 11:56AM Alex drank 11 teabags' worth of camomile over that test, the last 6 teabags' worth made up as double-strength (two bags to one cup). Each cup was infused for 5 minutes. We did test fairly!
Where would we get the tincture? Enough herbal medicine people have said "forget tea, get something stronger" that I'm curious to try it out.
Bartle calls Blizzard out on torture quest in Wrath of the Lich King {Massively}
Dec 2nd 2008 12:55PM I'm very glad Bartle is calling Blizz out on this one. Much as I'm loving WoTLK, I really hated this quest. It felt like my character was being forced by game design into doing something he wouldn't do. Plus, the "oh, torture's fine really and there are never any ill effects" writing of the quest reminded me strongly of "24"'s pro-torture propaganda.
Sure, in theory you can skip it, but you have to avoid quite a lot of enjoyable in-game content in order to do so, and there's no indication that you won't miss much, much more.
That sinking sensation {WoW}
Nov 20th 2008 8:31PM Yeah. I was REALLY unimpressed with that one too.
If I have to do any more torture quests, I think my levelling may be coming to a sudden halt.


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I don't usually take time to write reviews unless I'm wowed or immensely disappointed. The grounds are immaculate, the historic inn is in excellent condition, with all the modern ammenities one needs for a relaxing stay. The innkeepers, Frank and Julie, are the epitomy of what hosts should be and greet you with warm, southern hospitality. The Inn at Manchester will not disappoint.
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I go to this inn once a year in November and stay with a multi-generational group of ladies. We typically mix outlet and antique shopping, some outdoor sports and spa treatments with tons of good eating and laughing. The Inn at Manchester is the perfect backdrop for the weekend and it complements the location (or vice versa!). Frank and Julie are so friendly and enthusiastic, we always find ourselves rebooking for the following year at check out. Rooms are comfortable and well appointed, but the common spaces in the downstairs are the real bonus at this inn. There is usually a puzzle to do or a fellow traveller to chat with, and there is a little bar room that is super quaint and adds a nice touch for us - we love to finish the night drinking wine and chatting while the fires die down!! The front porch is also lovely and if the weather is nice, I imagine it's a great place to sit and watch the leaves (They've usually fallen by the time we arrive). I would recommend this to anyone - group or couple - looking to get away in Vermont.
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Where do I start? Frank and Julie are great people and the kindest innkeepers. From the time we stepped in the door we felt welcome. We have stayed in several B&Bs over the years, and this is by far the best experience. Clean and renovated rooms with warm and cozy atmosphere all around. The breakfast that was served was tasty and homemade (LOVE the pancakes made from scratch!). If you're looking for a perfect B&B in the Manchester area, stay here!! Thanks Frank and Julie for the great time, we will be back again!
4,8 sur novembre 11, 2008
This was our first stay at a Bed and Breakfast and Frank and Julie have set the bar high! From the moment we walked in, we felt the warm, cozy atmosphere of this delightful inn. It is a large inn with several common rooms for guests to gather. There is even a small bar on the premises! Our room was impressive with regard to size and decor. The "made to order" breakfasts were the perfect way to start the day. The location is good, too, as the inn is within walking distance to the town of Manchester. Outdoors, there is on-site parking and beautifully maintained grounds. Overall, it is evident that Frank and Julie have put their heart and soul into their inn. This is a most special place indeed!
4,8 sur janvier 23, 2008
Picture a beautiful old stately mansion filled with tasteful antiques, fireplaces, and great hosts and you have The Inn at Manchester. The rooms were beautifully updated and featured flat screen tv's and fresh fabrics. The hosts were very friendly and made me feel welcome and comfortable. I fell in love with their little dogs. The bar/den had a roaring fire where I enjoyed a drink before dinner. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay and will be back.